The Clinton News-Record, 1907-11-21, Page 711
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4.. 0* XdTusalm. X. D. WTA .V TbD famops Druce trial is now going .qooq1,o, W IF it 11W"Weife oom ; ,,Someone wished, to
%ar . ,o*004P*00ik1P990#0#00 00044,00004100**0000*00,91 wrltihg t6�Vrn As sbe'dM Xenrij", emiio gato an at )ating herself resignedly
. . . . oh in I,ondon, England. 1. 11 ..., binj in wild with delight. ! and At last at
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. . I . 0 Judith beg to I dare siiy," 'returned M .
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. " The British destroyer Mohawic 4 0 * rug Wier was downstairs, together, upon the hall stairs. a manul , ,,, r
. "#-"r-- . .n. 0 - ,. 0 � 'O with Jda's ft#xier, George, and Aunt vionder "what under the * run And we �sctVred in BW4:014
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. . � her ,QMclal trials in thm North Se;i 0 I �� �� . Martha, "Moit the first thing I did,' . moon had happened." Have you friends therer" I
� , .1 , ngfish.' - tbore Mary rolied thdt she* W 0-0%, 1-� I
. . last weolc fravelled at ille rate of *.. . 1, . , . I . SAW she, "was t* Inquire after Billy She had not sat long ere the Mr., Bender, to which Mr. MUMV
. torty miles.'a,n,fiour. ' 0 1 d f wl 49W6 drew her to
f 41cliaggart Bros.. , � � Bendierl X guess Aunt Martha was ' ' ' [uickly r6join III M# Rano
A'tvmarkaZe outburst of flame on 0 0 1 Zh'edoof', ii;id in a moment, old C%ar- �erp I. have hed, "Is It W' a
I I 111 I , . 0 . . - 0 George laughed, and Mr. SeWii paid lotte, pod the yellow -wagon entered ,. - eard othint througlf-k '
� . � . the sun, revAing a height of 825"000 "00 . .00 he woo doing -well, and was Pup of thl yard. Mary. who was now nearly Mu'tutii friend, George XO - I �
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.-4 . rn,110, % w.as, observed at Radelift ,04- 9 . . ---"---ha as - O'ka' fe" she looked 09 queer, , ,%�hoim you perhaps have Been." .
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,4vik-'at's . . the finest young men in Boston. ]jut well, sprang out. ,and bounding up Mary felt the ei -M I
sorptory, Oxford, last week. . . 0 . I . , , P - St gazo Of* Abe . . I
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4. ,,, I 11 . 0 . IV. I � 1.4 "I'r.. . . why don't you ask About Georgeir I the Steps seized J443WS haud-*ith a a .yes wbich wereL fte(t 19p-
. 0 . : hoi.rd him talking about vou,to Rose) grasp which told how glad ib� was laqo, dark o
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JSI ' I I . I . . I 0 . . %, . 0 just aabl, left the parlor'." to see her. . . - 411110 .
EN4 i "Why ' ' is replied �bat,tfiey came from I , 1,
A Q RAL BA,NKING ' By . , any information . " On Aln't dreadful sick, . M=
I m I Mary, felt suro that in the a e ,vessel,
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t()�$q L I I Of ber.which- Rome might,give would you 91 Judith, peering underiber qlndeedl" said Mr. Stuart. '"Whm
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, . L - ,�� I . hM no, 1%pt, pielt, A I I return to the I city, ohl rega ,- . .
. I t So - for when Rose .waa. "O . .t all.,# Tptiime4 his juemory a. ittle with,
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- NTED. DRAFTS ISSUE11, Made in many sizes and ' -0101 . � I questioned eorwceiiAng ."? . is . ary,, and then, ag. she saw the . . I L
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ON _DrL .prices � but of only Qap � . ..� . L., ,tb. -W. _ burst into ajoud laugh,.which finally "I'd rather you would not/' anowero .
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INT4REST ALLOW91) , _ - ..-- --R- ."Ok, - 34 Mary, "Our paths in life am valtyi. .
L , quatity--the best, rom., I 0 YL , 1bulow w Be 0 ce aranamXAM were me 2TprM%ZM, VO 987 ance of such % person and then when andtid in a hearty cry, � when she - ' I
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I .he'i,, Ingtox , _ nay, on . "L. she said, 110 , how kind *as ey L V 0 erest in me," I
'POSITS. SALE, N, OTE$ FURCUr ,ft r I , Mr. , Worth v's," ,answered Je the conUiLrY, said itely h, that LArIl'.11m
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. . 40 1 . . , Mary, and Jenny continued; .. - She wished to retrieve her reputaU sure A I dort'i know much about -be., 6,1ra. had been at home but a few , "Am X to conclude that you, toog,
"Wh: L Henry is , L e. ,d a 96 except that she's a charity scholay, -in him?"' returneffl.
0ZI), --- -- ---- - - . . y, , studying ther for lazin4ps and les"'behip - od I . feel, no interest.
Hasplin-urme. , . MR I days wh .�,ka .
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.� . I "' , it ", life had she. behaved SO. 'Well. At the words "charity scholar,"' liar%of a arnall select school. But Mr. Stuart, and again his large- oyeO . .
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. are having � , now I wish he'd write torne I Would, hard an she did during there was. a peculiar smilei on George's L rB ...ason thougbt it bept for her to, . . .
, . 1. . 'ntlerana or L studied AS , .1 stay a I . expression. . .
I . . . . Pianos ' a go tile L - I return to Mount ,Holyoke, and ae. , .
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.11 s " n't I feel griand to have last few weeks, of ,her -face;, but he continued -talk' But she made no re ly, and som � .
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-, BRYDONE,, s4lo all over Cana.dai and'� correspondent?" . � Mount Holyoke. IdW, who Ing,' "that if that were the case she rising up, said it wits e for her to
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. ,� we'd like YOU to know "Suppose Y04 write to him," said ought .
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. � . more, about tlieta. I I Mary laughingly. "Here's just room to be pri4seat at tfie anniversary. wals piroguuie�l She was," ' I and that of, many others.'Mrs, Brad "Allow me.to'hecomparry you as fait , .
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. -BARRISTER, SOLICITOR . . . . wrlie to,day for a free en. I ough," Pointing to a vacant spot engrossed with her studies thiA. I "As Aparly, as I can judge of her,". le3i, who never on. any occasion paid as Mrs. Campbell's," said Mr. Stuart.4 '- .
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I ' " des�rlptive -booldet Wl- 0,$ Always ask. L' So observe how Bad Ana low- retui��d Rose,. "she in not remarkable ; her school bill, was the loudest in her "I arn. going to call upon MIS I � �
NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC.- - - upon the papier. "H she did not L I r'. all Tim I 8
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� , ng viby Marti-n-Cirme out y "a can answer test- for brilliant talents,, but,." she added, I . .
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OPPICE-SloanO ,Ajoa-CLINTON', - I __ Ing ab -- -- ---.. "spirited Mi � ci,46, aeVer lost a Speck, and stood at the � - " I.
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- I � -- . . -are -skiperio�i - --7- 14E " ' stioina yourself I ledge, and now Whisted for L "'she has 'a , I ir. Suppose YOU' - ' L '% I .
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; . --- ''.'--, 'I'll. do- it" -said tinni, _Aaa Oiy-' more - lyfat it could not , , -funds way ot Showing off, and per. too, You know her,
I L I . L � -11 .AM;artin'Qruje will be ---- L . 1. 0 . be - tire . certainq , I before, he'd.got-Se, sasav there was 116 of courseP- .
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I I �. I . . . . . I � shipped,direct to yod if ,ing the pen,' she thoughtlessly scrib- were-'e,;hausted, and she must leave haf3e; I AM mistaltbri .with regard to I I . . Mary'replied that she did, and- vzo
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. . . . 'the .0 dealer in your*. . I perbFs to, return her,- 0" I., -� 1. living with him, and she . wanted him I to -speak of the relattonabilp, be- - . �
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I , '11, . & HALE . I . I re:s �. I . I . bled off a ludicrous account of her � the. school, never I out of the way." . 1. . about . ' 'pt*. %
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� �, - iL - vicinity, . . Very �different from. this . wqm the W`idQW LPerkins I in -em, when Mr. Stuaft abr
�. , I I . I I failure, and of, the 11junders she *as again, . L I I , stead ' of being tween-th _d .
I I . � �Co -Q'omM1sSiOndrS, -, I Prices And terms sent . . � -commi she "How much I 0 dese i if her by1da, wa I changed - the conversation,. and - in SW ..
, ni yance L constantly Rting, while shall miss'mY music ription given c ewlyo � .
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teal � - spol - -how much I shall miss 7YU." She I xtoll- , sorry s .glad, for if Mary didn't at X=
EBt.tr, aad - an request to any address. flow came to hei cousin!s side e
I - I , Insurance . .. .. � I I ke of Mary 4s the pattern lor. the and . I tench, there waaL no reason moment more they' were
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, 1. : an. '.." ... ... . . 1. a wh6 was giving Ing Mary,hijhly, and lamenting,the Whi Sally Campbell's- door. -Ella was so muiew , , L
: Agency. Xoney to lo . whole. school. both Iri ,8611019ishiP and said one day' to Ida, . � �YoWll never have a . . I Mr. Stumt
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I . . ORRE & SON, WrWted behavibr, . � . . . . -her a lesson,. illneis'which. would prevent George Ann shouldn't. 9 1.1 delighted at again seeing
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L %-B. H,AJ,E . . . ping-her'gold : a-tocibadYmi-havell't a piano," from seex e that . iced her sist6r ak
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. - - ,- - --- - -JOHN. .1 L . .- L . I ng heir, Aunt Martha also daughteri "there's na stiffeut n ,ded . % -
I L I .. . � . . po� her gilk ` (for Jenny . retUrned'Id', "YOU are Be fQACT of it, Spoke- a , word in Mary's favor, at I'll L ' . All, and did not even. ask her to re
I . . � I I . . � pen III . Apron . I I . for a, private sphool, and vlap on . 3r' oonve
� - . . "tied some of the habits of " Then After a the same ti ;ri &r.- bonnet. AM I .
. I I still r6t= I Bud improve So fastj L ng to stop move e rsing
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�: I I -plan I my things and run over to Mr. awhile ul5on. indifferent subijeqtq, -Xk- ,-,.'�.
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I ... . . her ,cliildhood), "I guess he'll think , m6ment, She added� "I have- a the'unkind 'remarks of Rose, whom - -111-'- . 0
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1, L '. I . . ,lo . . . . well do it she thoroughly disliked.,and w I$ � -----.----,---Q1J ke Ila t 'kp . . . I
. DRS. GUNN & GUNN . � . .1 . . *$' L �. . -1 � - o" -work- . - Ella, Ii
, I � . ... anyway, . - , now as any tiraq. Next winter ,yon.- ,fe,am,d.'..w.aa.-�b.e,CQMinff__too._MLUch . It W was very.fond of music. But
q- ': . L . . t Po, and -when at must'gpenA with -me in- Boston. Aunt :*favorite: with- . . . . as amusing to.see Mr. Xnight'B other fashionable' ladies, couldn't of . .
. '�X, ` - Mary hoped so, o . , L L . 1. George. -Rose was not look of aston d. . .
. � - W. Gunn L. R. 0. P. & L.R.C.S. I . . . � . . . , - I . ishment when the wi, ow
I I . taini a Martha: and 1. Arranged it the last time only ve arse play apytbing-"was dread-, -
I . .. . laoit Billy's letter came, con ng ry handsome, but she also pos- ca , . .
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. � . w-Edlnburgh- I L or- Jenny, It *as -.I .was at. home, and -we evm. selected sessed a peculiax.faculty-of 'making.,made her application, Lydia, who. fully out- of prad.tice.and L besides QWXk.' L . .
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L , . to mineM' chanced to be present, . bastily her music was all so old fasbloneiV', - ., ,
Dr. J. Nesbit Gunn M. A. C. S. Elig L � . - difill-cii1t telling whialk of the two girls your room which is next . and- herself - agree(Lble whenever she chose,. - -ntry door, where I . . L
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� . . . was -the happier, . . . . . I and oston she was' ouite a fay. I treated behind the Pa . , Mn Stuart had probably seen such .
. . . I .. APPLES . opposite to"Aftnt Marthes. Now, what in B - ' w - dhe. , caseW befere, arfd 'knew how to man. � .
. . L. R. C. P. London . � � . Soon after Mary wout-'to Mount does your ladyship say tolit?" � I orite With a certain c-lais of young with her apron. over,her t�outh
� I., I . L . � . . HolY4e she had received.,,pa lqbter L "She . I . go," answered men. it wid, for Gedrge Moreland,,, laughed' heartily as she thought of a age them, for he continued urging tbe . . .
; $Ioht calls at front doox of resld.ewe . I - says. she can't, leach ,1 , . .
. WANTED I .from* Billy, in which he "expressed. -Mary. . . . . . however, that her prettiest,,and Most . noto.'which the candidate for - mb,tter until Ella. arose, and throwint, . - I � .
I ,on Rattenbury street, opposite . . . . . I , - "CanMt .go,l" repeated Ida. '*Why,, . . LH I ing had'once, sent him, and in which back, her curls, Sauntered toward-tht� . I
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. . I � �N D L * . l his. pleasure that she *do. at school, . coquettish airs were practi6ed e * L "i's." I figured conspicuousby, while her, piano Saying she Should be obliged tti L .
. �i� - Presbyt,,rtan. church . C 0. but added that the fad of her � being not? Jenny will. be in the -city, and . was the Object which she u . � lea4ea for hm '. I
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11 . . . BOTH FALL A WINTE11- 111pre interfered greatly* with his pl!n you -,are always happy where she is cure, jind',Aen she heard Mary Hom. El for hive ;bme one turn.the .. .
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. tario street-CLINTON . . .. .. . I I "Mother a - � Ard so highly commended in his'pres- those'yeast,!�-'-:� . ----1. . -.-. , Mr, Stuart of course vbluuteered bi%,;�, I I I
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.OFFICF, On - . . I L . I—. . L ' .. of educating� her himself. . esides vou will have a rare chance 'L I rem- - sery Bit r'a violent , - - I L . L
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11 ` - . . � r . .. ill health," said -he, "prevented me , or takin% music 1pssons of our beat ance, - she. c Id not, forbear exp Possibly Mr. Knight thought of the slc�Btool by way of elev . I .
� ,Tor`- which the highest from doing anything until now. and a,heri: .and'then, tog,'.you will''be ,ing her. contempt, fancying .that � be. � notei too, for he gave tttti ;Moiw'nOL of the MU
... :1 4 . . ' - I . I just 8S.L I am in a fair w I L George, -and with his high English. notiona, would .. . I L' . on her Fiky . .. I . L . . ,
: I prices willbe paid. . .. ' ' .'ay to Accom-., n 'the' 'ime house with I . I . encouragement,, and when
�! " * I I I . . W I , oston feel to - home she called for a moment, at Mrs.. it, and's turning back by wa�. of low- . I
. . -DR. J. W. SHAW- ,- 1; pligh my object Some one elde has that ,l,ne is worth going to B just -'as sbe:did with regard L . . L .
i � I . .. Don't Sell LUntil you,. see tae stepped.In before ine.; But it Is all for, I think," .1 . �L 16 . poverty �and .*low origin. * As for ,Ma,on', she "thanked her Stan that ering it, Ella, with the afr of a:martyr,.' . - � L
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1% . � 11, . or one ofm� agent.4 . p6is I nal- righk Ain4� as you -do not seem to need - . Ida little Suspected . that her last , George, it . was L difficult .telling 'whom . Sall� A�n wasn't obliged to. 'keep� declared herself .ready tL a plAy* what- . ' '. I
� L� -OFFICE- ,, . . . . . . .0. . my services at preE;6nt,.l shall next � 1. . L ras the stroirig6st-jobjection . he. did prefer, .though the last time -school for a, livin%. for down below ever Mr. Siiihrt .should Select. pro- %. I
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L 1. . #1 . I . . . . . I . . - Seld argument Ni . - nsh- ROSO as n Boston rumor had iaid where she came from,'teachors warn't .vided it we're not "old-�' . ... I .1 . ..
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1 14 RATTENBURY ST' EAST ' � and go intg,Xr.' Worthington'd. law, ed 6 meet George. al�ain, she felt, that that be partiiiul�&Y'atteritive: t6 - fust. -cut i- � L � . %A choice being made, dw dashed 40 : ..
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I , ' . *a13 very we�ei after into'a spirited imltz,� skippibg a gpod - I..'' I #
I . � _ AN'T . Office as clerk, hooitig that,,when 'the ubt cry any Be her-- arid Mrs. Lincoln, who' Qoe morifing..about .a'. . I L . .
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. . -JCLINTON , .. . . 1� proper time arrives.. I'-ahall not an;rtiine, once hinted. to Ida the' prob '. yM9. return, shE . . a tr9melidous crasti., 'Pona as _ . �
. . . " L �, , . was came ow purpose to see him.;The woulil ; - -mother's grarVie, ' I L
. h that' a relationBhin I tetitiOn of visiting iier .
. . GLINTOW , . defeated In another - plan whip ft. Ability— . ' L. ' .1 I .11 ! ffl - I - . . .
%, . . . . . .f L - . I - � . . . I .. I � .... ed to-abi -much exeD- Stuar7t was. of �inusic, he did, not otaU .
� -- - - , . . . . I . L . . � I ormed in. boylidod, -and which taBLL were other.reasons;- too, wh -she did . *,., . 1. .1 . . . . .. I 11 . I accu to forL a repetition! fr�iA her,:L but tur, . ]� .., 11 - , , I
L . I ,� i� - ;ei&OIne Lthe gi;at objeet of my lite. 1. - - ' h, Itoa. Lin- . . 1 L Oise",— -said she "that I can easily 1-
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. .�; . . . , -, �. � -..,L.., I I I . 1. I t to ;o. Ignry and � , or . Ir exist bo.twden the two !Lw - ' , . 'my. . Ing to Mary asked if she could Play-
� ., . -y felt perplexed and. tivabled. 'c,,%17W" I alk three- 4 -` , .
PR. C. W. �HOMPSON - - ., . A - Ma:1 L ' , � . ould. toth be' In the city;'and "' . . . I �s,`aud; perhaps on . - .
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. I - - . . , - BI11Y,6 letters of lite had beee.more she" k I devi that neither of them w I I binffies. . \ - .. . . . way horneI shall . get a, ride." . . Ella laughed 'aloud -at �the idea;- atia , .
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. � L Mrs a ihing-ftL -IddMs-.presence,� - -Mrs.-Mason * made na objection, an . ih& laiigh6d still'louderM..s . . .
�;, � .. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ' fight would. annoy'lier. . . ar y. She was ' a little; . � ar- .. .. .
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- . . was qui pid walker, and almost -before she Ing, "Why' she can't p1dy, unless. Wo � . .1 : , . I
� I Special attention given to diseases nature � of ,"the plan f6rmed.fn boi7� Mason, too, missed- heri and longed - - -Ons.at Mount Holyoke should , a ra . .
. I . *9 I. - - �� Rose td, willing that'. others of her- .
V -d- .M . . � . like those of'a lover than v, brother, Obd tpo d whei Mary. -iciplied -that she -did phot
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; -of the Eye, Ear, Nosiq.-and Throat ...... 18 . r.1 . �-�O *11 She' knew. she- sh�uld never . ' compan2 1 .was aware Of it, reached. the vinageo' .'DAYS of Absence' with one hS41. er.� . .
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TTH. CLINTON. � � ried her, rpfusal. .. " . . South Hadley twenty-four , -bade ber'pliy v1L thing sbe - . . - .
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I . . .1 . , bute�d it. to theL M.6 Lfar less .'. . L * i 1. . .. ii - , ratitly. and with good Aasf.6. at lea& . .
� -DR. F. A. AXON.- L for this Mgpsoj-Hairis Corn-,... ,thatL time hia leiteri beca L I round the corner of the house care .
,.!. I . . I ' Will L "C�hleet.ful. tha�4.ilSiial. L'.' . � � . . . c11Z`V. he,* was -she surprised 161darb . mark. , Duritij the whole'. of George's - . lesSly " Stuart 'tbo he AepAl " .'.
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. . 1, (Successor to Dr. Holm ' , .. that hei bills had not ord Rose..manag- ming A fashionable song. On, see- palling for piece after piece, u
L eA') - -- keep.on hand a complete- list.� . I L ." I .. .. �,L larly paid enter-. hum . ' . . .
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. �:� Specialist - 'L .. I ... -Mary' ' . n ' , * d - " I therni wish- ". , and recei#ted... but ,thO., ed to 'keep him -at.her side, . her sister -slid drew back the com- laxighingly told'hina �er catalogue vm, . . , .
..�', in Crown and Bridge , 6i"78UPIAles 'in My LL store oppos usua Y Mle ! Lover I I . taining him oocasionjilly with unkind . Ing I thing nearly exhausted, an&. she'd soon be : I
I . . . � [ly V�OUld L . CLMP16 *L'funds were -provided for - the of 'her mouth into some .. .. 1. .
Vork. . ons, Ba'Rk. - ' '! . Ing more than once that Bil g. Lot remarks concerning 'Mary, -who,, She - ers- �o the scales! '. . - . . 'L
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of the Royal College. c L �: -transfer big iffecticiii from,'hersp . Sint ' 'looked 6n,in--am'azemefik--,au4:-,-
. r 'am also * onitinuing: - We . sai&, �was undoubtedly' feigning h :1 thought it was B;idget , -Ella lq-' - -h A Aiiished playing," . . . .
. d - reason, - . --coming year. A sickness stole . .L. .- h said,, "Why, ' .
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Sur'geons of Ontario. Honor . flouri-f . ee& Bad- . 4emny-an. -l"vas-for this per � - . . A.b sickness SOL as not tdi appear in er -you-looked so much- like '-:*hen. ary 4 - I .de�',, ." .. i , . �
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:4eatal Toronto . .Lsiettdgraia-bus� haps,'tht. . - -07-7-7-over-Marr -zhe-instantly- J phghl � , calling -rue- , .
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1 17 �i withbut! sli;pinug to & . �4or J ,- 1-classeg:-where she-knSw she-c6tild do" 0here she had iealmrk� .
graduata of University of . . Incas- anft respectfully scilicit' a - . . aid of.Billy' Beridei. and the obligati6n "bilit," said -she, ,'as her.iii-t,hat'gingham suntii6nueL WbWt' inanded of her ,v , 1- .
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artment. Gra , teL to him, . - be .Under to hird, for herself no creditV s6i -much, -and who s
a co * T` to wri , , as the examin I , .Thauk" you," returned Maxiyo I I I
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.Wcago College of 'Dental surgery, ' . . L � . . .1 . and'tben encouraged, her in. awweri�ug ever.- Mien .it Occurred to her,h bother us aid Shp�. "I* L . . . .
. I ap.. I . . . hij, i6te . - a Ould L have : get well - fast enough aiid , mother's '-grave and --wietchedLf 'Vbut then,M' 8 ..
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. otel, 0 rd.: L' grew . . � a6 .she' could trust her * I for . I .1. . .. . are so sti , . . . � .
� - Will be at the Commere . J.1 A - Fo' . . . I � - LL land � ds.: soon In this,coRlUrywas mistaken, -accitimpany.me.ps . ' . . 11
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Bayfleld, every -Mondayl from 10- a. m. I L. �, .: . . I ... . . . 6y'and'.16tiger. ,tEntil At last his let� . .wiiiiin the'ex6rcis6a closed MaryL Was " in er-,usuaf 'Foi a art ivgardecT . . I
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.. . "... ` - ters were addressied to Jenny, while . iice to* speak. she asked who it w I it was d6cid- 't h Ow as "on which it seem -t �.
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. � . . bdt,6 Mdry i . I I � '. _ . t- . uutil,ild". Mason could.come. . tli�xi consulting his watch '. 'said be . :
:1 " ., I .. . r I I � I.. . L . , L' � .. . ... .. 1. . - , : . . a. secre auspi . Uut - . Saw - the mon ent." I .M. , -L t. . ,. . a�bL n . L. . I .
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J. � , .1. � PTER XX.� . L ! .es � . i - -by -but Rose* . . . 11 r he was . iked .
L I . I LE WIS. THOMAS. I . a I . . .� . - iend good Le, ' L '. . I . � AfW gone Ellik, ai .
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Civif Engineer, Awbitmt, etc . .. :', � . I .. I I 1, I . . . . . . to'h6r. room'to rea4 the other. lette ' r.' I turned. �wjy. . L disdainfully, amusing . . . 't -you. know'.1hat Mm ' e said, and if she told - . � .� L. " . .
.11�� . I I , L .. I ... .. L Roidlys, the days passed on at ..which - was gill'uncipiened.' :It'. Was., .. *Ma -'40n, Or 0io town, or somebody: had- , hf1*,' what h eaiga� .. .
ut Public , I .1. . . . . . herself durin their absence by. talk . with � mothees .hinx.* they were eistdrg. "How- � .. .
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(late Dominion Dppartme I Mount. Ho1y9k6. Axiturun faded - into . some time since Billy had' written:to -- bought, a monument.' -, llie'S L hr he was'' r, . .
. . 1. . ,re tlian' her Ing. iind'laugghing ,.with .George More'- . and. fallhir's and Vrailky's . and A d.pja�ad,. sMd'she. "'Didift ' I
L � - . .. - winter, v�'hose,icy bivath floated. for. li�er alone,' and. *Ith ]nQ . . I I 1, t 1. 4' ., I ' , . . . I . . I . of 7iffir'. , . . . .
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Consulting Engineer for Mun- . . . , . OlLb. 13ENS - t ' " � . melted away at the appr.oach7 of ; . Ills nianded'a :view of the 7&rd9nd ga . I . '4�%Lby, no," swid Mary.. 'I � .
. . , , ig which - with its - Swelling . buds. spirits lairit, as ihe read -the -P'assJon- ,.ed* to leave, while Ella, who was'an-. . . . . : , ..
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. .. . . .1 heart wlii way: and after Aunt Martha, Ida, tincl ' . vjlc� ifiought of them." noti ' 'L, '
k,* - ' - ap- - &;v�rs gave -way in its ate, 6atpouring of a � , 'Inquire about Ida, - Selden, "I �hould, for I know he Cm - - .- ' ....... -
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:L ailroads, Sewei L . I . --turn to . long.3right - dap . of dunir cherished' her " image fq.r ,years, and I . . who dould'afford to bei. gracious . g"'returned Ella; and thaw .. I I .
_7 eQt-ric R rage and I I IV , th` ,-:W--,--- . . I ingto the windowi lobked but ution the 'and ther Miss. Porter nor the , everythin , I .
wift pay -1 a bigbest . 1. . now -only a. few we4s re-.. which, though fezirful -of rejection, ;�xiuld now that net . .
� . . -wo I mer. Aiid . . company as they� departed.'" SIM I op,herelhow go as to Im"Mc ,
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.. I � - . . I . , � .. was.to -be graduatid. was beloved. �It 'is. no, sudden fancy �.9. readily .. divine which visa .George to, stop and rest *hen she cam back. herself in -range . I
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1� I � I . I . . t � * Neither Rosemoi Jenny were, to-re,�. ` said he; "but - Was donceived-... r * M6reland,, for Rose Lincoln's sba 3ed to do so; and .thdri-'Opposite, she coat . I � :
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q . . binds 6f - � . yea a and' Satchel wer6 '.thro . . o . i . 36 soon reached. the grave- -me � liny ,.cuils aiiii .not arranged .. . .
. crete. � . � . poultry. . Thli , turn -the next year and notlifrig but 996; on. that dieary .afternoon when ' ed elose hurrYIn , ' * ' I . . .
.� . . . -1 I I . . axm� while Road her -self, walk ly this mornirfg." I . . 7
. I I . Mr. Lincoln's t1mm6s'hnd good sense in your little,room at the ' - .9 &!ere, its Filla � had adcL there : coming . . be I
. . .. . Canoda' . , * .poorhouse to his elbow pparently eingrossing ;tic� by her -parents' graves,al large ` Either for.lnis6hiet or because a . .
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. Phone 2220 LONDON, ' ONT. . . ,had prevented their being sent, for your -laid your. head in my laV his whole.attentiori. Once he*tumed .. .. . y thpugbt�jjo, Mary replied, "flizit - . ..
I Poultry-. & when 'their Mother , first, heard 'that '. wept, as you told �no h handsorne, monumenrL . . rei . ,
. I .' leaply yot" around. but fearful of being herisi6lf . they did not look as ,well as usual; � . - ,. - . ', .
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. � I . F I riviluce ' . . .. .. . . -r im. observed, Mary drew back b 'don whi6i caine into her mind', and .As whereupon Ella grew red, , . -
E J - , , AiAcation. wasuri� -age come before L me, but, I think of . that bad.'paasbd be-. saying . I i I . ..
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AUCTIONE R- AMES SMITH Ll- Kendon J ompany - Mrs. Litneoln"a �mo . . ofrhis'fade., Hei, ,�aught.a Sher thoudht, of all - looked so very L' ' : .,L L .
. Mae& Auctioneer for the County - this . � I (Unilted) I doubtedly L grentlY Increased from the you'aii you were then. when the wild. f her , L and asked if that was -twee,n thnni, and of thia last proot of Just then the first dinner bell'in M. � . . .
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. V"W. --* - BTRATFORD-OsTit - fact-tbati the despised Nfaryhad-en- _ taW herself among ex im '. . . ..
� of Huron. All orders entrusted to I � ,. vAsh.-that. youshoulil . ginieLday be ifi4hich Miss Howard WiLs his affection,zhe a , ' ip
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- will -sell either by percentage or . I I 11 .. . L .E . .."Yes, 8: Pretty pass; but I 'of Y'ou, and ud, plan'fSr th6 future into tears Slrelkd, 'not sat there )Ong . . I I . Uter " . . I .
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I at FiTe triown betfei..than to send ha*e I vet formed, whl6h-hid ot i -she`w�s roused. by the sound of si Without ever isking
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e mile south of Clinton. I . I a school." - ' direct iieferenceato you.' 6��o ary, . 6j�p.. Looking up, I .� tbb � stay to dinne � r. she `hastilY I�A ' ' . I . L I
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0 ToMaOnU Mr. Lincoln 6buld: not forbear. ash- I believed my affecti6n for you retum- 11 . L place." . ... Upon finding . hersell . I .
�----.----- . . lnswam , . .. ray, "if the�' ecl,'.but now you are changed, greatly ' her.espapieIrZin the "herrR litvj- I visited her S�dbool the room . erteA, MA27: I I .
iAj ,her -in a lau #as n(A an attenI Year Previous'- iou'sly (Tea I
I . L . ghing v ice George I so uncerem�n , , , ,, . . .
. . . . I . . I . . . ' . . , 'attende&were of chiinjed, Your letters -are brid and ' But for or notwithatan 8 ap- in Rice Comer. seating lihnself, re� .1 .tied on the _ L d'es,plaed' gingham: I
1. -Farhi and Isolated Toivn Prbper,ty- schools which she tive listener, . ding hi ' .
ITIONEER.-GEOR- . I . ' - *us. greatly ,.
LICENSED AUC . - I ' .higher order than Mount Holyoke." -cold, and when. I look ground for the #spVfule by her side;� he,Bpo%eL of - Shp -bad', .
. "Oinly Insured- a. u parent. indifference, he* th thr W arted for home
ge Elliott, licensed auctioneer for. . . An n cause *I am led to iear that I was de- e nves, and,asked if they bonnet, and at . .
w f iiuron, solic . l -OPF ICERS- - : BUrsting into tears Mm' 601 . disappointed at not - seeing 'Marv. - It .91 � o, slept 'there. reached the place where I Ella. � fl* . .. ...
I its the that "she dian�t think she- ceived in.thinking VOU ever lvrl me to Mount were her ffldndf(whc . .
. the County o replied rt I 0. . AICL If I nall Mil3_L was for this � . �
. 1..patronagb of the public for: busi- J. 13. McLean,, .11resident, Se,aforth P I There was something so k -year before met, with Mr. Stuart-wheh . .
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his line'. 'Sales conducted 0. ; , "Ntither do I," returned her bus- taken, tell. me -so-, but if 1, am not, deaviort; toLmake him talk,be was Un,- fection & repress her tears, 1. li I it.the poorhouse-, c&3ifig d I..
I Bruceffeld P. O. ; .�, E . Hays - - S , �r be my wife, -I will JiSUany, L 11 the way,, and wh�n that Mary- could nib . . ving i half-bLind I . . 1,
. ,.on percentage or so much per sale. I 00-1 thrid. "You were no more to blame 'if you as a silent a' I the hill jLs last as a I . .
L L tteaded to. Treasuker, Seaforth P.'O. . - . for working in the factory than Mary seliciol'myself to fb* of they at. last' rtiached i�fijcopee, he and snatdliing tip her bonnet, which horse could When he - - . . .
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.. . -George Elliott, Clinton P. O., rv.- . . . -b . . I , L ed the . L . . I opposite I . .
Mrs.. Lincoln was silent, 'for she did darling sister." , *.. - . . . �W- Jearty, to alight instead � if in it and .again wept. - 'ecti ' like bhormt, i i L ' L . 4
58 William Sheiney, . Seaforth ; .Joh . . 1. . il'or -a time � Mr. Stuart suffered Iver eyes pro) ing .
sidence an the flayfield Line. . . I irly care to, hear about - � 1,0his letter. prodifteed a, strong effeet . herself. . . . .. I I [ her to "jump in for MM P . . . .
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: I - - . - T her early dayt . L Mary. L . vJ: ing,� aind &� had, . . L . 1,
---� - forth ; John'Witt, Harlock; . ohn the cotton mills Of .she was', indebted to one who had g about" she ,said.rather gIngham bonne% and holding her h ;,dy . .
. - I 11 - James r I an 4M*rattve in T are . thinkin n his, .his tr1W -to dkvwt . I 11
( Beftnewies, Brodhagah Dvan -She had P636pssed just stood so. faithfully by her when. all I h6 took , his offer6d, hand. hatid % betwee . Aoi your hout%� said'hei-i .
50 YEARGO . Southbridge. . pettishlYL; as 8 I .
I Beechwood; James; r ,Connolly,' - ' - -to captivate'the Boh*. the world was dark and dr:pnry, 8he. to Say . . . talking upon other toP- 'I've been
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1 � I . -' . �sh from thought, too, of is kindness to the . look in. his pye; *qg,asJ0pg her how sho-had iour marnbr thought m6bb7`r41'. . . .
I . 11 I '14olmesvillo. I . of the proprietor, who was frE With a roguish _ - m t ' " . I I .
. N , ppneg�, and -after a few *eeks' &0- dead Apealed mom. strong- .. been thinking ployed during the Yom, and appear ee ". g inM. am& .
, . i - - . George. replied' ,,rvii ,greatly pliaft& when tola that she Mary initiefflokely spr= �
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� For, ly to her ny&pathy than elm of S, young led;. Shall I tell you her ' stioning Mike, -
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I � 1. Rob6�t � - Sruith.. U - Hill_ quaintinde thev weire'luarric -Of , he had dviar done for her. a�he t . . Holyoke. Obsery
P A f tunately, her 1;usband-was..a man name?" bad been at Mount ristant- ii�tellect was not th , � I .
1k, � chlqy,.'Seafofth ; ll6aes' Cummings good sense, and restrained her from no one to w2vise her, mid acting Upon Rose bluthid.. and'looktng iuteresl&� hik,'at. longthii that her eyes cor, Id, managed to saportain that. 116*4 . I . . I
I . . Egniondville', j. W. Yeo. Holmes- .tho,commission 6f many foolish acts. ,the impiube of the rr�omentV she But Ingly emba;rr�ssed. answered,,that of lY 'rested upon the' monument, he wor . hsJ..bPAtL,=n0h �*arss�tav swee, . . ..I . .
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TnAtic MARKS Ville'. ", . . ppghe insisted upon sending down and comm iced a letter, the course 1twas no one whom she knew, 9POke of Jhat�, V . I .. .
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COPYRIGH-ra &c. plied. that they Should not come horn Stand herself; and which it sent would holdifig her hand, and as Aunt Mar- .' "No,""eald she, '!I newrisaW ft -un- CONTINUED. I -N - NE XT ISSUF-� 1, I . �
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N n14 a sketch and do6ari oi tiansact othcr,business will be . Still as Rose seem6d diseontentee. th the tha6 who was jealoudly. wittehing his. til.tAijday'Land did noO even kavw it I . .. I . � . . . - . .
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`tjj- 0 w nd' ,ur opinion frio vr9tolt3inarmhon p omptly attended to on Appliciitlo � �lniatng that so much' owe . suit - I . . . 01 . .
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t1oJls'Atr1�yconpdcntin1. HANDSOOK to � indelter side and shoulder acheo.and ten but one'page, when the study then called ,out to him "to jump " -- .. . I
jentfre- Most atelley for lsocuriniXtenO. to their ro§pective postoffices, L�Osge , ).pt wish to remain an- bell, rang, and she .was obliged to I 6ed be left,," -he I$Ut @b few un- .. � 1. I I ,. I . - 11 .11 1. �....- I . .
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vulatiotl Of any mcidntia,.) :o anything ok, Illness, so that on the 16110*fi* Morn- 1 tendered fit Udible by -, th , . 1931aCk I.Z-night'
01%r - four monthe4 $1. Soiourii%i T.,mns. fa a I StoVe PoliSh
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Seteroad-w danghters Ing whein she attempted ,to rise, She W10aus . . . is ciltirely liew, Nothing likizi , '
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I Vj- ' comtort old aze." day she lind � "� been .
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11 ��� I .. I �"". . ... . Trains Will arrive* at and ai,p,ttt . -- o was studying� or pro-- lottQr t6 Billy, In which she, told him ft, parlor, the . tegi-table W94 neatly .1 11 -M! - befOre, , , � . I
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0oing. Ea g t, . . . omee ;with Billy Bendet. But his the wife of one who�i she had a 978 ' a a inualta 4" 11 11 niftl"RIT, I �� �.
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I UPPING Ty Ill . 6.22. ,a. in.. . father h"rd no- favorable AftOwAs OI loved as an Own and dear brother. , tivatl I In and put, ocessibn- - 14 � , . "Black 9 1
ti . 7.35 A. "L him, arid from time 'to time large This letter caused M�fY` 80 much elk. I =an sition of' 0, - 61 - .
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,� MONTHLY. AGAZIft 4t 41 I ' -were presented tot thb,paYMent, fort, aud: Fib, ihany bitter tears, that tain, oiratifr�. arid back,- - . ,4 iStove Polish -, I .
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