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In the Edge Building, opposite The
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JAMES L. KILLORAN
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Barrister, Notary Public, etcManey
to loan. 1i" Seaforth on Monday, of
each *60.k. * ' Office over KeatingIs
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VETERINARY
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F. HARBURN, V. S.
Honer graduate of Ontario Veterin-
ary College, and honorary member of
the Medical Association of the Ontario
Veterinary College. Treats diseases of
all domestic animals by the most mod-
ern principles. Dentistry and Milk
Fever a 'specialty. Office opposite
Dick's Hotel, Main Street, Seaforth.
All orders- left tit the hotel will re-
ceive prompt attention. Night calls.
JOHN GRIEVE, V. S.
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Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin-
ary College. All diseases of domestic
animals treated. Calls promptly at-
tended to and charges moderate. Vet-
erinary Dentistry a specialty. Office
and -residence on Goderich Street, one
door east of Dr. Mackay's,Office, Sea -
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MEDICAL I
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4�&�ZMA*-ef FAc,dIty--of-Med1&-ne
McGill Uffilversity, Montreal; member
of College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Ontario ; Licentiate of Medical
Council of Canada; Post -Graduate
Member of � Resident Medical Staff of
deneral Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15.
Office, 2 doors east of Post' Office.
Phone 56, Hensall, Qntario. '-
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- DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY
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Graduate -Dublin University, Ire-
land. LB;te Extern Assistant Master
PAtdnda .Hospital for Women and
Childrenj Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons, '
I Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to, 7 p.m.; .
Sundays, 1 to 2 P.m. ..2866-26
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Office and residence Goderich Street,
east of the Methodist church, Seaforth.
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of
Huron,
DR. C. MACKAY I
C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin-
ity University, and gold medallist of
Trinity Medical College; member of
the College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario.
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DR. H. HUGH ROSS
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine, 'member of Col-
lege of Physicians� and Surgeons. of
Ontario; pass graduate courses in
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago;
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London,
England; University Hospital, Lon-
don, England. Office -Back of Do-
minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5.
Night calls answered from residence,
Vict6ria Street, Seaforth. .
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AUCTIONEERS
OSCAR W. REED
Licensed auctioneer for the Coun-
ties of Perth and Huron. Graduate
of Jones' School of Auctioneering.
Chicago. Charges moderate, and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Write or wire
Oscar W. Reed, Staffa, Ont. Phone
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THOMAS BROWN '
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
of Huron and Perth. Corrimpondence
arrangements for sale dates can be I
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Honor Grad4ate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School 61 Alictioneering, Chi-
eago. Spealkil tftt�6 tAken Ill Pure
Bred Live Stock," R iil ,Vstate, Mer.
chandise and Farm cl�i.' Rates In
keeping with prevailing inatket. ant-
Isfaction assured. Writ# ot � wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. -Phone
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Licensed auetlone?ar for the County
of Huron. Salei attended to in all
1paflbi of the county. . Seven y1enral ex-
povieneo in Manitobo and Saslmtche-
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flashing teeth and wide pink jaws. finger's pressure. Livid at the sight walch, invariably found an excuse to any walk of life self-sufficiency is opened a hYmu-book and " ;, - 1�
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whose rush had shot ,him across the Airedale relinqrdzhl�d with reluctance later and 'gossip 'When I was bills, small of deu6iri�tion tud Ilik I I
sidewalk, he turned questioning eyes Sidney set himself and raised his unbecoming a -gentleman or a lady, maing to accus at Hanlon's was be- going down for the last time. We , 1, 7 I la",
nd evinced by a d 91 nd very dirty, ' - . .1 � ,-.,�1',.,:,4, 1.
P. e' 3fir. Garrity Of a stood up together and sung him the I I ., ,�
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upon the face Of Mr. Abel Thompson. heavy stick. It fell, and ro a or screain epithetp- in a tone which parsimony anything but promi'sing, "Give this to Hanlon wheini he
The latter's concern deepened to dis- fell again. The first' blow st tenor and me the air---,�sung' .IN - .. I
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a Symptom. full across the Airedale's quiet notwithstanding. while the rest Of guess Pra too tired4Q.*aft; gn ., '. �, ,: ., % . , ,
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,hL- repeated, and dared plead urgency of Jimmy Gordon's hands open to the she stooped to explanation partly be- poll 4,��
now. 99 ,;, the him I ran into Demps9y.,lasit � '00 ': n., tll �
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Thad no time in which to 'register pro- -boots raised come ' I k wledge. Guesto "Ain't been writin' you erilm, ,f�,�� .1
of address in which the gentleman - He lay for a mom- never failed to . -then?" Whitey's response had' it the one from whor� � they ),a A -, coxf, .� -,,,, I . ;
the uninvited freedom of ithe distance paid le. h gular, telling it because I've never Wld
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ly. before he tottered on. Sidney difference of opinion, backed up or- -to myself.11 s sqi� �*�
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em the Airedale, swayed a little. jealousy would have been turned to hin, short with a rrupt, -had finall ' ' _� , �,,,
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Iiloyment-of caution. If he wouldn't He looked at his hand -looked a a via ta wi u e. fury- ranged a ftlisdelveanor for.him., Al- Id
turn and fight, it were best to mete ,and, smiled deprecatingly. moment or a syllable. Instead the blo my count, you have gave more attention to the, lidiyisa� ,",'�,"�:'Z ' �,
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with it. He, tore in again. A Sid, how are you?' he terior and exterior,. the hotel itself gainst verbal intrusion, and . wn me to one glass, of beer this statement that he -M, I �,%��.,,
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his gaze harassed now,. -the Airedale my hand clean to the bone." was spotless, even about its lback ed momentarily silent, remain- ter; Ws been served steady, every concerning himself. He tied a - last i "i ,..
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dusty, blue -serge clad, figure threw a attention he called to his wound. The front office through which Jim- and a �oor girl ain't got any money. chief and patted the improvised ba -n&., - - ,',,::. I
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shadow across Mr. Tborrapson's pal- was simply a part of 'his wholly ,n,,a the alley was deserted at that hour. you was a wise guy," she might have now, if you have to knock :? � "
ing face. . and curiously impersonal greeting.For Business was always light in knows can't ever pay it back. So
side. And the crowd of enthusiasts, Hanlon's been musing aloud, "or maybe I just a . go ahead all clean a�d 'spectable. � i�f,oiayqc:
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"Take care of yourself,'Oh Boy," a %answer Sidney shouldered him to one between midday and nightfall the rheard you talking about yourself. . --�. �.
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Jim -my Gordon, covering ground their ardor already bull stretch from midnight till da�break "e a long while <; ".
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friend. He was leaning against a son, whose ecstasy had been spon' doubly light by coritrast 11 ��,�.,.. .,.
brick corner of the -alley. And though taneous. chancing to roll his eyes a , with the or'wake up wondering what fell on .. , . '�,�,%Yff
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dhle beseeched Mr. Thompson- no es -look dar!" "Glory to Mos- show of trade. can't knock that kid! Lay off! Do "That's a funny boy," he audibly- .1 ,
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er, A single poupl� kan@d.over one the insolence in it -was personal, had admitted defeat, - "Never driclose- to, .�-,;�;�
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, � - . , . Z. of. Trench's econd story window of the kouth and a girl with a white plumed somewhat his zeal. "Gee, ain't she the little spitfire," 11 -1
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Over 30yearw mwces% Testimonials from all .
hoine tr bulk not quite filling the aperture. his stupidity. 'Hope of diversion, no all?" particular friend of youm?,, I � I.'
Off-1ie.r;o;1:d parts vurple face appalling. Very Dlainly matter how trivial, s while one of them had lost. more or I , ,;�
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CHIS REMEDIES LIMITED bowed in the With far less effort than th He'ain't" Melody flashed back at less, it, geographical exactitude, the ..
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MW St.Jamiev Chambers, 79AdeWdoSt,X counter; his attitude toward such which it had achiev in. 'This' minute if you was to !%�,-
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Torputo. Ontarid ed gentleness �he other, from year to year, continued to, il "I !f 1.
sacrilege was alarmingly evident. At the sound of An opening door. But girl's face hardened. Even her' ask him for my name he couldn't I "�
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the first stiff gesture which he flung by the gentleman of color ;W give it to you. Don't you get that towri,�,
"Our sort!" Matchless scorn made bowed to 'him. He ain't -my friend. :1 ,"
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LONDON AND WINGHAM at it the rabble dispersed -that is, id ually sensation -'hungry himself, was Whitey's sarcasm seem amateurish. vast and soot -soiled -area of industry' j I :�'. I
I North. but . the thin and tired figu.re in shiny loath to leave that injured hand in "Our sort? I -Pin a friend of e his." She falter- quite as faithfully as it had once cov- - ��". �
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blue serge. And in the latter's re- the absence of better divertisement, ain,t. He's so different that.he trac- sudden. She wal wed with some dif- ered a compact block or two of marts,' � ,,,
a.m. p.m. You're dead right be� ed and her fiercen ss was gone of a '".
Exeter ........... 10.16 6.04 all similarity of expression ended. ed me once as if I was a lady with ficulty and coughed a little. "It's ,, . ��I`il
Hensall ........... 10.30 6.18 should be read nothing heroic. He - devoted to barter and trade,. But
The waiter, of a deceptively flabby out even st6pping to wonder whether hot in here," .up on the hill" was still the 'excluh-- I I 1
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Kipp6n ........... was too wholly intent upon his hurt expansiveness, continued outwardly I was or not." She paused she finished unsteadily. ive" residential, section of the com- I 'A'
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Brucefield ......... 10-44 6.32 ent or two, though to the Jovian figuTe "Once I got air," munity, though the town's growth, ;�
left him. His eyes went directly to into the wTong church, but the right commented uporr in public as phenorn- ,�.�, ,
Clinton Jet . ....... 10.58 6,46 his conduct savored of defiance no the frayed and bleeding knuckles; he And because she spoke no more on :�,,,�'i,
Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52 doubt. Jimmy Gordon stood all a- pew -a church where there was only enal, had not respected wholly evert %. 1�.'.
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Clinton, Lv . ...... 11.15 6.52 appraised them instantaneou�ly, cal-'Iadies and gentlemen present, until I that topic Whitey thought that the this abode of the "best people." . :;��'.
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s have flinched. if only involuntarily. ing at least, of the affair which had church and helping myself to a seat t was deplored, principally I 1".
Blyth ....... 11-44 721 before that blasti . a bitterly had escaped her notice. It se white and green � 1
.., ..... 11.56 7.38 L the Dallid rage of the Reverend just as independent as if it was a colonial homes dated back to- that .. 1:
Belgrav*e' * * * ng wrath, flanked occasioned the damage. Such was pleased him to anticipate. another
Wingbam Jet., Ar... 12.08 1 7.45 uy the waiter's system. And his incipi- lecture or something where you only meeting at no distant date. The af- 1
Wingham Jet., Lv.. 12.08. 7.45 Watson Duncan and the sheer distaste ent suspicion had become actual in front which be had suffered at Jim- earlier era -but only in private. For � 1.1 .
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Wingham ......... 12.12 7.55 J'm�ny Merely difference behind his mask of apathy my Gordon's hands was nameless but ttt 11 I
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South. blinked -a rascally clever simulation before he raised his eyes and 'recog- singing I wanted to hear. I never nonetheless unforgivable. It de- "I
a.m. P.M. of surprise! Next he smiled, and nizing the owner of the knuckles, was strong for sermons, and I sung na'anded expiation. After �the Ooor since the inroad of competitive com- ..,
Wingham ......... 6.55 3.15 the slightly crooked grin rendered knew beyond had closed behind this neW enemy mercali�sm, were growing more and . - . I
, doubt that no conflict I in 'a choir once myself. So in I sail- which he had acquired unwitting more disposed to accept, ready-made, .. .
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Wingbam Jet. ..... misconstruction in the other quarter upon the premises threatened, Neither ed, and I wasn't wearing a lid like Y, the doctrines of their more active . �',
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Belgrave ........... sible. He even dared brazenly I Jimmy broached the business which � ..
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7.15 3.82 "nPos surprise nor curiosity at the return the one I got on, either, hut I played ' . 1
Blyth ............. 7.27 3.44 to nod his bead in greeting, and of one whose absence bad been more 11 in luck just the same. I drew a place had brou ht him there. neighbors, as unreservedly as they I. "' 0,
though the window was closed ant] 9 intrusted to them their dividend -pay- ..�.t -
Londesborough .... 7.35 3.52 than once remar�ed during the last "Hanlon 'home?" he asked. . 1.
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Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 s next to him; since then I've ,.
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crosm,d his heavy face. hered that there was plenty of room The Palace theater factoturn and ' If T. Elibu Banks, President of the . W. � -
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which the town's great man address- neighborhood, so maybe the Commonwealth Trust, openly exulted I
Clinton Jet. ........ 8.03 4.20 prodigal was quit(, evidently occupied usher seen to that, too. Anyway, he "He ain't been 'roun' sence mawn- ::: I
Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.3 ed to the man of cloth were indis- with thoughts of his own. The win- in",, , in expansion and blessed it in the ... I,-
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2 tinguishable; their probable gist left, name of prosperity, it would have . .1 .,
Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40 dow-sill creaked under massive el- or less trouble eveh sence you .,
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T-Tensall ........... 8.32 4.50 gave the boy little trouble to guess. bows again. Again the waiter seem- ------ , and ]as' Wednesday it done reached r,o,ued a deplorable lack of ordinary ��. I
Near the stage -door "he met Mr. �,'.
Exeter ............ 8.47 5.05 ed stupid. . a crisis. 'Twant mucb-jes' a little common sense not to have shared his . .. ". �, .
Thompson returning to see what had I � enthusiasm-, and very positive pre- -,
The other man's a-pprhisal of the Irgyrnint ovah too -many aces in a . . .'�
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glimpse of T. Elihu% face, and crav tail, and the unflOtering conclusions I , el)Y got to go out an' talk." He roll- Fver since he could remember I
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EAst. e& another. - arrived at not too scrupulously con- "I .. I ed his eyes scornfully at the door Jimmy Gordon's .step had always be- : .. .1,11, I
a.m. p.m. cealed by 'half. Arrogant display or , larough i gun to lag whenever he. turned into, � ..
"Din I tole 'at young man he bet' - t -which Whitey had just rnado I Maple . �..,,
was a characteristic of ..; his exit. "Repo'tah got hole of it, incline " ,,
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'oderich .......... 6.00 2.20 call his dawg?" he chuckled in any- which led into this quarter . ,-"k;
.l his opinions Street and faced the
7 this personagr-one Whitney Gar- � -,--7 ,,�� and make a big story outen it -two'
. .r T'.�j,.. I J. .1*1W,1 lawris and shade trees and discreet - , I�N!.
4olmeaville ....... 6.17 2.3 thing but a chastened voice. "Din rity, a lightweight of parts and 11 men dying and anot.iivr cripple' fob �,d
'linton ............ 6.25 2.5 1 tole him twice? What business a I life, when it ain't nuthin' mo than a -'ilPnc(, not so much from a reluct- ;;;
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3eaforth .......... 6.41 3.12 -pup got mixin' with Oh c'7' opolitan scholAr by his own des- I I , � - to be identilipd with it -q dignified '�.
0 white bull cription; William Carrity, alias Alibi- couple hnids busted funi gettin' in I anct �
3t. Columban ...... 6.49 3.2 Boy? He's some warrior, 'at dawg ' traditions a- because it 'had long been . .�:�."
)ublin ............ 6.54 3.28 to the police by reason of 'his adroif the way of a table laig. But 'lection's -.-�
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manipulation of cnincidene, I ". comin' on again, an' folks up 'on the plain that he was a dweller there 1: . .
I West. Jimmy nodded his thorough accord largely through sufferance. It was '�, ,; : .. :1
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with this sentiment, but he seemed things by birth. IMN lor-r, he out rangin' t-bingq up nn -�',
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)ublin ...... 10.37 5.38 9.37 little. inclined to talk. As he lifted a �� perpetual question in his eyes, and ... .1,
t. Columban. 10-42 5.44 -6 . hand to brush damp hair back from Whitey's eyes. too, touched . I N . 31arifyin' the proletariat. Somt, joll�s his air of mild apology. Whenever ," .. -.I . " :
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eaforth ..... 10.53 5.53 0 his forehead blood dripped to the on the crirwoned hand and the su- r- I :� want. to watch out who they tell what it , was feasible he took a different .. V I
linton ...... 11.10 6.08 10.04 1
10.1 pavement. The negro's eyes rolle � percilious smile of a. professional for about. Goin' git into trouble f thev .. I....!q 1.
lolmesville . . 11.20 7.03 3 the crude woi Tr`4 1, 1.11 way home, one more circuitous but ��. ''.�,
heav"ward. -k of one less versed in 0 don . I,- � ,..;
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loderich . . . . - 11.40 7.20 10.3 the crafC twisted his features. They I I . I . . � 11 I The allusion was scarcely veil'od, bu't I I ..'� ..".
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"Powl" WE t; flitted from run -over sboeq to tho � Jimmy ignored it. He reached into a (Continued next week) 11, .1
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East. His eyes again apologetic the black blue serge, and the smile became a ,�, , �� , . , .
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Goderich .......... 5.50 1.15 was no indecision in his movement, carat stone in his red four-in-hand ; ualitywl%�ich has made it I .12� " ..
qenset ............ 5.55 1,20 no thought of coming at his destina- he .sported another, smaller but not tile supreme shoe Polish �,,,' I
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UcGaw ........... 6.04 1.30 tion by a losts observed route entered ,go vellow, upon a White and femin- throughout the world. � - ,i. I
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%.uburn ........... 8.11 I , ,
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self-centered nature, else he woul'i (66 00 I" T.T I '
Ilyth ............. 6.25 1.62 pairs or eye,.; was heavy upon his � ;, �
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-nmy C the change -which altered the face of �-,�',,5
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roronto ........... 7.40 5.10 the expressi - Dark Browm Also White Dressing SOLD BY " . ",;e,g.!,-� J%,��v�, ,
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Walton ........... 12-01 910 THE GTRL CALLED MELODY been e4fled Pretty, had. It not been as 0 - I 1'�h�,'."�',� ..... . 1.1,
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Blyth ............. 12-12 9.22 .. for the deftwit curl of 11dr lips which a AF � GEO. D. FERGUSON & CO. I I. �� �;��,
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