The Clinton New Era, 1886-06-11, Page 2SELF - 0R-BEAKAR
'.'trOtn. roon are the 09400 who- ,ereet t
repee akevalliee their Melet. and knit a brow
as amity. as a•enackinge •alni "flash theities teem
Their vete nit well 42 *ISM -4 Inciter nonce.
But goal fi ging eequiree a nerrow s: !,
or, at loust, class! proximity to the doer. At'
the Adelphi,before the villein flings,it mey • •
be observea that he carefully .edgee up close :
to the. door. Nowe the ward was a Icing ..•
-- room, ana Dicie'e .fling became, • before. he •
repelled: the deerhandle, an 'ignoble etritie,
which was renderet. only partially eflicient
by his banging the door aftee, hiMso that
all the Imeies jumped
•
"It's all her own fault, whatever hapeen."
"Sotnething," said Calista, in the same
words as those Of the resident, medical,
something is cartamly wrong with. tack.
And he is trying to set hiinself right by My -
mg the blame on Norah. What can it be
And what can he mean by his vague threats"
She tried to dismiss the stibjeett from her
-mind.- A man does uot try to injure aggirl
because she has refused niin. Yet' she was
uneasy; and in the afterboou, when Norah
came to the hospital, andlitigh made love to
hex- before Calista?e, .ettea, Dick's gloomy
words kept repeating themselves in her
brain.
"It is all' her fault, whatevee happens,"
CHAPTER IL
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MS' LORDSHIP'S TOWN IlqUSE. • .
The residenee of" Hyacinth droaan; M,D.,...
C.P., general practitioner, was in Cain-
den.streete• Camden Tenet His surgery, his
consulting room, and his red temp ;were also
. attached to the same house, where patients.
not, only received advice, but saes' their
medicines mixed before their eyes, and
might also, if they wished, have their.teeth
drawn. Probablyit l not safe to make
the statement with greeter- donfideneeno
• practitioner in.Camden Town had alarger
practice; very fewof-his brethren, except
among the youngese men-thosegjustrestart-
ing-enacle a smaller income. No Man in the
parish, except the postman, 'walked a greater
'number of miles. every, day,- nor did .anys
body, except the tram car conductor -end
even he gets every other Sunday offs whiele,
the deetor
There were, in Dr. Cronans case the Usual_
compensatiens; thOugh theincome was small.'
the family was large; there were plenty of
wants to exhaust tile scanty means; *though .
the loaves were few the menthe Were many.
This is, as has o.bon_reinarkedronoof
Dame Natiyete playful .ways; • She suited=
tut,e.s for the things which are yoitafing those
which are superfluous Or lewd .PraYeide for;
she aelds to the thinge which , teregdready
possessed others. '•whictis may deprive. thenf.
of their value. Thus, on htm who. has the
greatest good fortune, luck and worldly hape
pines* she bestows *aesthetes which deprives
bine of the. power of enjoying anything. at all,
and when a poor man has succeeded with in-
finite trouble and selfsciental in saving a little
money, she sends him au illnesS or *.inisfor-
tune which gobbles up his little-allg be the
rich man she denies au beir, and to the poor"
man, who has teething to leave; she''Showeri4-,
heirs and heiresses. However, Dame -Nature
rneans well, and we aye but .peer blind ximr:
tits, and doubtless, know net What is best
Lor ue: On this principle of playfulness
Nature- bad- enfIched :Dre--Plyacintne -Case-
tau ,with ton childiene of whimiCalista. the
.elctese, new_inherstatty-pencieid '
as we iulye seen .sister "at the Children'S
Hospital. The • second, flanged .Hyaeintlie
after hes father,, was at . UniVersity College.
Hospital, on the point •of .completing . his
student -time. After llyacin'tli eame.Noraly, -
private eocretary to ' a geitealogiet, ticentler
engaged to Hugh. ; Then ,follovved.
Patriak, who follmeed the eed, and „was a
midshipman,: or fourth officer, as, I think, it
is now celled, on board a P. 0. boat in In-
dian .waters. After Pat followed 'times whet
were 'still at seltool--Atberic, Terence, Ger.-
aldine Larry, Honoisenderciethleee,
It Will be .understood. :from these namee
that Dr. Cronan was df 1e-1**dt-fiction Ile
was born; in* fact, Dubtiii-;--be pro4
neuneed it Dolehm-eand he graduated' at
-Trinity Lollege, and-suchemiations-as-boba
were understeecl by his. wifo, isvho never saw
any of theme to' be still resident in :the dis-
tressful country, lelieres. Irish. people itre fond
of talking etbout their familial De. Croettne
however, hardly ever mentioned his• people
Yet he . gave ell • his children Christian
natheS More comtnon, 10101a/id then on thiS
eido of the • cheameL When a man is OWL.,
turn on the subject of there ,
generally a presiunption, that ;it is snot stioh
ne make men stick out their chine . On the
inother's side, boweVer, to makeup,Nature's
way neminse-the • childeen asceuld. bohst of
the 'nog houoriebte .oftenleatiolte Their'
grandfather hal I, eoe an • ablermau.
More iinportant still, • ehe-hael—mado-
inomee at his. teed°. of chronemeter maker,
tie rose to Ln an alderinalle• Pad Waal:var.
den of his compeller; and. in bcith 'capocitiee
devoured his tirite.. quantities of .turtle
. soup every. year. It was entirely • throtigh
elite tirtetelle alelftslentaieeto Or-ohoOe•-• -
his daughter, whom he dia. tot live to see,
. was . possessed of -a suleitantial ineennee-no
los that' tweelnindreil pottilds year. What
the fen children ‘vould Infielesione Withdtit
that tete Intiedred a t'Oar olio catinOt even
thitle.• What'becanto Of alt the rest df the
aldertrtife, Money I letloye net. SotiM of the
7ramichlhirea hod tioelitoribt, 'rat throligh
their portion, and were gone abroad; tionee
were clerks; genie had shonsgsozne were pro-,
fosiooal men; notone, lam awe, woe Imitat-
ing the groat: ottaltlido of his gl'altdittbhorr
and saytnganopey for these of the tiientiothe
century to upend. ' •
One evening in June, about halfspasb Utile
o'clock, while it is still elmost light enough
to read Without a lamp, Dr. Chattel% eat by •
the giripty fireplace in the family dining
rOom, etirrotinded by his - 15 Was not
every evening that he could tints sit at his
ease, in slippere, with 'tt tape between his
lips, and tho "materials", on the • table :The
room was edited the dinitigkroofit, but it was
ilecci it; the fondly sitting VOODY, W01;IC T out;
..,etudeve.and_anytilingtelee TlicY gy.ba•
they received their visitore in it, and they
took their meals it IC The Windefee Was
open; for it woe -fte.titally a warm Ogetting,
though only at the beginning a Juno; the
gas was lit, end if the route wag rather
erowded It lout it happy lOok, as if the Lune
ily were, on: the Whet*. goods tempered
Among those fondly pOSSOSSIOne Whit% the
'visitor et once inVOltintteeily recognieeS,
even before he bee had time to leek at the
china and the pictures, good totelpet is the
first, if It is foetid in the hetitto tit all.
The.Cretsgos took theirigood tenaperoldefly
from their father -,-jt was Just one, more Of
Natures compensations to make up for the
smell income. No one ever savv the doctor
cross 9r irritable, not even when, filter a
long day's work, he wag called out again at
bedtime. Helene a tall man, of spare figure;
ids once dark hair and whiskers well streaked
with gray. His features were clear and
handsome, and his blue eyes bad a trick of
lighting up suddenly, and his mouth of
dropping into it smile on small provocation.
Certainlje not a weeping philosopher, nor
one inclined to rail at the times, even if they
were ten times as disjointed.
The picture of fatuity life, eit its easiest and
'happiest presentei in this Camden Town
household is reproduced every nignt in miles
af streets and thousands! of houses, it is
complete when the wither sits -as Mrs.
Cronan sat -this evening...with a basket of
work before her, plaeldlys stitching. She
had beenmarried for twenty-four years, and
had stitchecl without stopping for twenty-
three years, sti that she now desired up other,
oempation but leieutely stitching. When
She children woreyOunger there was greater
pfessure-the stitching wasieurried, Beside
her sat henseconctdaughtereNorahe She had
a book in her head. but I think she was not
reading 'much, for She did not turn Over the
pages, and her eyes were looking through
the open winiow into the beck garden,
whet° two films -and-a-liburtumrwere- in
• g
mest delightful fellow, in the world, and the
cleverest, there are Met Inang books.whieh
she cares to read. /f it he asked why she
was not assisting her 'mother ill darting the
-family stockings,15 enottet CO reply that it
girl who private secretary to it geoealie
-he was constantly occupied in visiting
Magee, and conducting the lerfeteriewt tunes
tions of the "higher" degrees, these Of which
the natale wearer of the blue eproathavo
no knowledge, and the outer world no ap-
1 preeintiop. Me spent, as he Priandly told hie
niece, *early eve night of Ids life M this
work, and 0.8 the function in every right-
minded lodo is always followed by a ban-
quet, there was certainly no other man in
the whole world, outside of royal circles,
who bad consumed such an enormous
quantity of champagne and was possessed of
a finer palate, But to all things there
cometh an encl. The secretary grew old.
He began to And traveling wearisoine; his
1 Ona of the four prisoners who recently
escaped from the Edmonton, N. W. T.,
inck.up has been Yenapttlred. He-Tepetts
that huuself and Ins eoeupanione suffered
terribly through' the deseitioU of their
4uide,
,
I an employed by the house of Thurber,
Whyland Jo Co., of New Yorlee and reetde at 18
warren Place, Brooklyn. Dering the iutenee
:old weather ofithe paet winter, in crossing the
. °ridge, the frost struck my face and an attack
of erytelpelse was the result. I appiled Giles'
felnimeut Iodide Annuounte the relief was im-
mediate and the cure rapid. Edward Dein,
Sold by all druggists, e
memory began to fail him -it was whispered MANNING & StloTT
that he had once ineriartedi the secrete of a,
higher instead of a lower degree by mistake,
• a truly dreadful thing to do, and believed to
have caused the earthquake in 4aera; things
began to be said about slipshod, conduct of
the work; and finally"; the council resolved,
that the time was come when he must resign..
They gave Mit, however, a pension of 2100 a,
year, which he brouglet to the Crenate
household, where he came to lodge and to
grumble.
Hie champagne was cut offee-it wile gone
for 'geed. He ivoula" never agent-alael-
taste of that divine drink. No wonder that
the o'd Man wept heavily and was always
di tiontented Por he craved contioually af-
terchatnpagne. He found some coneolation
full Mose= When a girl is enga ed to the in Pu'iting on bis dress eletbes73.je'l:i
gist, who draws a salary and pays for her
own beard, and who is engaged all day in
the most scientific researcbge, cennot be ex-
pected to dun etocktuge iu the evening,
Geraldine, the third daughter, was learning
a lesson foe -next day's, school, 'and the three
boys, Terence, Alberie, enel,,Larry, wombs -r-
ing a low royal, in which nobody interfered
-in so large a family there is always a row
going on between some of the members. -
over a bacitganunon boar& ' That is to say,
two of them quarreling, and the third, who
ardeutly desired to swing a shillelagh in the
fray, haa been hustled and bundled out of
the squabble at an early entree, and new sat
quie , walang for his chance. •
fatten a picture as thte is truly national; It
represents the Ettglielt ' Widmer de familia
Less civilieednations ge theatre, cafes,
chantauts, open-air concerts, operas, dances,
'circuses, public gardenk-all kincis of thiuge.
All 'in fandly"eottr people . slay no libme.
each household in its own net.- The older
boys, hoevever, have 'got a trick of. Spending
the otrening oat ••la hie hand the the:tor had
nu pi -ening- paper, mil he' was reading it
is i habit with met who •have
00 for much reading, and somettinee
forgot the newspaper for, many day.se to-
gether.. .Prom time to time he jerked a piece
of news at his wife, who iiever read a paPer
it all; 'and knew nothirig of any politice but;
eide the walla of her owe home, • .
• Then thedoor opened, and -an old gentle-
man came in. • He Was a, very clean; good-
• lookingolcl gentleman, grave; and even se• -
veto, but not benevolent of aspect Quito
Vontrarygindeed, though his locks *era
sO Silvery white and •so abun tent, and his
beard so beautiful and so creamy. He would
have imikedbenovolent • :rha • S hut for h'e
un er p, w eh projected, and gave it
• grtimpY look to.au Otherwise open and Wildly
-countenance. This witelinclee-Jogenli-shtm-
-Oa• -He was`dressed ;in evening cutume-
not the old-fashioned swallowtail which old
mop used* wear by day, but the correct
evening dress of the day, withit shirt front
,decorated.witle one stud and white tie. He
wore,thlsdros-a meet.. unusual dres3 it
CameletnTown--eas if he was accustomel • 19',
lt„notteie, if' it was a kind of disguise. Ai
sight of their great -Uncle the boys shut Up.
'the backgammon- board, ahd all then retired
together prorimtly, and were heard to finish
their genie and their quarrel in some up!
.steirs apartment. Noma -Joe her pert, ap-
plied harself vigorously to her novel, and het
father :buried: himself in the paper., So great '
wasthe popularieSe tif Uncle Jcieepli.• '
-Uncle Josera shook head solomtlYi..
;took • a•chair as ff he were asiteting ale a
funeral, auct•sat down brOgo. lliede•,-Mre..
- Crimea. with that. was almost like h
, groan. He sighed. a great deal 'in the eiVe.
.uing, evhict, for eertaan treesons-Ovassetstr-ye
Ing time with•iiim„ • . •, .
"Two years ,ago,". be addressed the dtreter,,
but received yostmilso -the news-
paper,- and thereforeetio tarped•to his niece,
9.'wer• yeara • ego, 'Marta, I alltilikr-enoevetat
this* Moments half-pastenine, be sitting on
the right haml, -or perhaps the 'left; eV the
chairmtio. ' The binigiiet would.. be nearly
O'er, and the elognence of the eVenlogein
which I alaitys took part in a .fe* wen -
chosen sentences. Syould be abbut to begin.
If you ett down at half -past seven or it quer-
ter. to eight tee epee:Cites generallY begin at
half--preet nine" • - e-
'"Yes,eitideed, lInc!FrreFP1:17)1-a-Crintan
replied, eitith a. sigh sympathetic; "it 'Inlet
he it beaulifilltbingto.remendier," , -
• eleeteetifitLindeetle2.21ariat!' • /leCrsiglied
• again. "I will take a glass of gin and water.
• But it its over-eit is oyer I shall hear those
speeches no more, I shall drink that Ottani-
. paguo no mores Piper sec end Ifeldseek are
strangers to Inc beeceforth. . • .
I
and in talking over the once splendid pasthe
had a sympathetic listener in his niece, and
he found gin -and-water-a- substitute -for
champagne --inadequate, it is true, hut bet-
ter than nothing.
"It has been a brilliant pareer, Maria," he
said. 'Few inen-ii has ofteo been said in
my own' presence -have sat at more or at
nobler banquets. doubt if any nuns ex-
cept a prince and he inustbe a prince of
seventy at least. has:arunk More ehitinpageie
than yclor poor node. yet such a life has
its dratylotokst you can'tsave money by eat-
ing Mut drinking.; the more brilliant it the
mereechtuntsagne.you drink ;• the less chance
you've got of saving. You can't save cham-
pagne, and now, you Sees nothing but - the
memery, reittains.". -
"Indeed, 'Miele Joseph, we are all proud of
you."' , .
"And now I'm coin° dovvia to a pension
nf hundted, yeareandeto gimandavat,er.
Give rao another glass, •Marla. s Gin -and.
water
• "You must thiult or •the ' banquets, uncle,
and•the greit company yea: kept, mide.".
."The highest in the land," he replied,
einnly. "I have Poitiated and raised to the
most sublime degrees royal princes and the
noblest of thanobility, young. and old.. As
fOr. dukes, inarquPos, earls and :barons • they
have been under my hande,•meek and obedi-
ent, by the hundred.. I"ve lost count of
baronete, .and. knights' I vein° not at .all.
Yee Marta, it gives a man some satisfaotion
in.his old age ;to feel he's done so muctli geed
and been so greatly -honored. No doubt such
a life bestows an air of dietinctien.. ,I put it
on with my evening -dress. The jewels are
up Steirs: lAvould not -be peeper 50 adorn
mytireast With those splendid aegfilia, out-
side a lodge I can• leave eety jeivels to
peer children, Maria but not the air of dis-
tinctioa. That can't be left to anFrbodet:'r •
• "It cannot, 'Uncle Jeeephe no more than 41,
• , .' •
"I've often Cho Maria .550 Old :man
continued, "that .rthould haegi liked one*
YOU?' boys to take Up the same line.... But -of
comae too much to expect of- them. It
is a gift .• Such a • man as ,mysell 'Can't be
made. He Is born, as they -say Of a poet.
Either ayoung man has the,genhis or he has •
not. Lord! Most masMrs, whether the
chaireerspast 'it, hove got • no more real'
knewledgeT.Of the 'ritual: whatever the" dd
gree, than they have of the Roman mass:"
"Of course 1 don't knew -What ip 'is," said
Nis. Cretan; "but Piro , always • under-
stood-'-" , . -2 '
'Yeti coon Understand,. Maria. No Wes
man can. It's beyond' their intellects to
understand 'such sublimity aud such intrice
Moe More thane demo' ..difterent rituals -
think
. think Of that Every !Me 'complete ancl diV•
faggot, and all to be worked egactUnd word
for word Alt.tivese rltuats at my,fingere'
ends, Tvitheett flaW.or inid me the mail
deputed to work them' for lostrtiation, for
'raiiitig lend advancing; and C separate dress..
for each; with its Ownfjeivels! The at:irons
entilethetecarfsearegipestairerwithethegjeweLg
Did' the rituals-ethey Musn't beavritteer,-ands,s
therdetio one anywhere who knows-. thene
like qie Theyvegot a Yining hien in my
plebe.. 1 trained Bitt as Or comparing
hint witliine-wellt I' pity the • Vexing- 111101t
They Will make eomparieene, and—"
.• "0.11, good•Loriti"
This miseetrily interruption wee due to the
doctor, who suddenly juniped. up with -this
profane 'cry: He dropped back, however,
aria SattIONVII again; gazing about hirn with
A look of the blankestamavenient The start
endethe, cry Might liavaebeen-forced from
lam by. suddenly sitting on a pin,- or by
exasperation beyandendurante with Uncle
Joseph's' 'tedious prattle, or. by some sharp
internal pain, or by the redollectien of some
-ftatehtittlentieetion blunderf -Burtheit-
look Of imazeinent-what did that mean?
p "4 4-raeietne't ierlea ties. Crimea; "what 'life
come to you, my dear:"
• "Nething," said thet tiodter.
He picked up the atelier which .he had
drotped, • folded 4. Y'srp• carefully, and
Pieced itto Itietpocket-ea thingwhich he had
*never been Itineyeu to do in all his life before.
.• "Thee° Must be something .tlee matthr,"
Ids wife porsiSted. •"is it, tooth achet"
4 '15 ie he repented; `e.iethin,g of
tlteleast-imponnfrcertoMsrer-to anybody."'
,"Theti it is Soniethifig," said Norahe "and
something that Concerns yam at least, papa;
und it is •eorneating that ;vote read in the
. 4, papor. lAt nic road the paper, ,too."
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Clinton, it teas universallyadmitted that
FOR ehitvE0T AND EASY ACTION, BEAUTY
'or magi, AND swEETNEss 01" TONE, , the
ExcELsiort was away ahead of all eth-
ers( and destined to bethe popular instru
ment of ,the day. This, along WithThe faet
it.
ehat a, special pr .,e waeawarded it, certa:in .
.1y speaks voln in for the -its trn m e n 10, and
paries pu rebelling; should eee the Ex.CEL
' Sion -before buying elemehere. • -
GEO. F. OA'KES, PlnenteBTOIt.
Factory three doors weal; of Hallox's Pump
li
• iliop, Retteillniry , St Clinton, 7
e I e • ep1 e, excopt 1 to oolv•abont I • : .
I hint With a howlldeved look, aeon() W110 13011-
(101.4 Whitt ie goieg to clo next, tvn, •
' I "If 1 ant allowed, to talk without; being 1 L.:LY ?
71 shall drink that champayne no more."
aro hearm, oxidic," Mrs Cronan suggested,
piously, "there is finer champagne."
The old Man ehook his head doubtfully, tie
if ho thought that could not bee „
"And nearly every night, uncle, wash,t 151"
"Nearly every night, .ilfaria. Always in
eveuitw dresg, and wearing the maguificent
joivols of the Order: Always the mysterious
cereinonies of the lodge, and -the banquet
after the wotk Was done. 'fbe banquet -ah!"
again be groaned, "With the champagne.
Nearly every day Of .111y life; for mere than
thirty: rars-.oxcept Stoaday---thb banquet
-and thachamptiguit Ineettintnee the conntr,y -
lodges: hi winter T,onclon, What it life,
Merle Whitt it career( And now it la
over."
Undo Joseph, fit tact, had been for sonte.
thing like thirty you,' the ,secretary Of a
very exalted institution in Masonry, much
grander than grant lo ig,e. in this capacity-.
for which ha was ileteel by a Very extraterdis
Mary memory and tee 'pelletal:gains for core.
• tnoniel as if he lied boon Vaud chanderglain
.•
Interrupted," said Uncle J6sepir, treitehly,
'el -woe -going to say, Matiii---"'
"Papa. lot me sep tito paper,' said 'aortae
*gain.
dear,' not- 1.0.1411(e, I Clare say
ou will hear soon. enough." • • ,
wits going to sal% . • .
"Yes, tfife:e Joseph, YOur father will
nflOW Dle the i apn. to-ttight, 5414
7.11 ts, Crosson, in. st fray, which implied. that,
as a wife, she meant to knoW tlib secret
hatever 18 was, " there anything in
it yrhich eoncerts you, comet) I can tell it
to you in the morning, (to on, 'Uncle
Joseph," .....
"I was ping to say, Marla, when these
inierruPtions begat, that there IS SoMeilling
m noble blood whieh one relnarits on the
veky.first introduction. It is something -a--"
Het% the door opened, and l'nele Joseph
Wa4 thhd time interropted, Ho eitt back
,11
1118 chair runt began to drum the table
with his fingers, but only for it foev inelliettte
because the thing Which followed was of
• such it surprising end sterttinge=cha?acter
that for once he forgot 'his own reminia-
-tencea- -
. This late visitor Was an eiderly taut with
iroraggey hair. short orstature, and of thick
Lttikl, but, not fat; it mat of hard Nee -
Mirthless in Ids glety oyes, hardness hi his
e.firin-set mouth, hardnese in his chin. .As he
stood in the doorway, Norah, who had het
•mind full of her 'novel, thought he looked
like a landlord eotne to $611 up everybody
withottt pity. -Nobody know him better
tro DX CoN11:41.1:0
„forisi, &
sof •CIIINTON
-SX:81
• latelteSig,S WORN A SPECIALTY'.
••DENTISTi..
co.mrs atoort
sarooreskae
C1145005 tiOnititArs.
.ilLINTOlki
1131236--SP*ilTa--tiElaG
Ihtfore buying, got our spctitial Pricee, for
Bails, 'Marbles,' Lacrosse Sticks,
Eitpress Waggolis,Doll Carriages.
011.0Q1•ET, EASE` BALI! •
• . 0 30%.
WALL MAPS
LSItaltIST tall MIST tN USE.
IIT,Q01Z nopicsTons.
Wet, COOPER, CLINTON,
0
et
MoKiHop Nutusi Fir' hav000s Co.
Novict.,-The untieroigood aro appooned
to Rot as egeute ta the towing:11p tioderich,
for the Ocitnpaujr, -.Any perabll Wlahhigif3 In -
Rare 1 uthis old and Afifantrarmere Company,
will appiy to either TO NEELANS, Oar-
lock ter SAMURD, Celt OCJIAN, &Worth,
Prompt attention Trill be given.
TRY TRH
CLINTON NEW ERA
FOR FEINTING,
RAILWAY TIME CARD
• Trains leave Clinton as follow ;—
GRAND Tntnix neaLWAY. •
Going East, Going West.
7.25 a.m. °manses 10.0 a.m. mixedl
1.05 p.m. muted 3.00p.m. mixed
• 4.30 p.m. mixed 9,15 p,m, express
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
H. Nelson & Co..7.00 p.m. express 4.13 P. in.eX9ress
BE,RLIN. -The-ACME 11A11,1t0-W-----
•' MANTIPA.OTT./RERS OP
MR. JAS. CARTWRIGHT, of Mullett hassbeen tip- '
canted agent for the County of Huron, for theabove
STEA-11--EN-H INES B of LENS fiarrow. It will cut and turn the ground from 2 to 4
F-- - I inebes-doeprandis-made ot the very sbosteinaterial.
.Aism GEN. -mut:, mAcll- J.NR.r. .. 16 also tates the place of both gang plow and outlier, ' s" ----
e by addressing the undersigned, and he will be meaud
and does excellent work.
Any person wishing to SOO the Harrow work, may .
to take it any piece and work It or any kind dun.
ORDERS -:- PROMPTLY -le PILLED Tura HARROW is admitted tole) the mut tuber -
saving farm implement ever manufactured.
.$50,000 LOAN at 6Jer Cent.
Why pay others 7, 8, � and 10 per cent,
when you can' get money from us at 0.per e.
TERMS made 'to suit borrower, regarding -
payment and period of loan.
Applyto,-
7A—RICAN 4t.TisDA.-.03-;
• • RANKERS, • CLINTON. •
TIIE 11.Q.LSONS BANK.
Iecorporated by Act of Parliament, 1800.
QAPITAL, .$2,000,000,
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL;,
. .
THOMAS 1VORIUSIA31, .. . . ...Prealfient. ' ••
.t. 0, R. MOLSON Vice -Pres,
F. WOLFERSTAN, THOMAS, General Manager..
Notes discounted, CollictionS made, J);:afft
'issued, Sterling and American„ exCV:tnge
bought and sold' at lowest'
current rates.
Interest at 4 per cent alltivrail en depc.sits,
• ..1:r R ;
money advanced to farmers on their Own notes with
mo or more endorsers. No mbrta•age required as et.
..Ianuary 188.
H. C. RitOlzit. Manager,
• Clint on
Watch and • Cluck Maker
JEWOLLEft,;.&c.,
OriliOSITR alA BIDET. CLINTON
Whorl) he keetie a seleceassortinent of •
.w.Arthigs, cLoco• JEWRLLERr SILKER:;
we wilisseb at reasen*eistes.•
iteRinelleclioila, fei(d)faltsWegtk dweast?riatil iii?14'. promptly
• e • , e. BtDDLECoMBE.
• Clinton, Nov. 1I112.4
PLANING
DRY KILN!
fruit SUBSCR0IER HAVING JUST bometryin.
•and furnishedhis new planing mill with machin-
ery of the latest improved patterns, is now prepared
to attenato all orders in his -line lie *emelt prompt,
and satisfactory manner, and at reasonable rates. He
would alio retain. thanks to all 'whor patronized .the,
old firhf before they were burned ,outeind nom being
In a better position ,to execute orders expeditiously,
feehmonilden t calf give eatiefactien teen.
' FACTORY -Near the Grand Trunk Rail
way Clinton. '
• THOMAS MONENTE. °
WHY SUFFER . FROM *.
Ig eadathe
DYSPEPSIA' ag
WHEN
WESTS Wet PILLS
WIll thoroughly 'cure yc4ol. They
, "do not g4PO or purge, but act
ettilett, and 'win:mein:a. used •
e.2iondltiorod
lees. • They have
tl'roveit to file the
R EATEST,
. BLESSI i\JG
OF 'THE AGE „
To all siaffetere from lvtligestion
Dbkordlorod Stoniaoh.
THEY ARE AN ABSOLUTE App
• PERFECT CORE ,
1130 otom ind bo rolleVed Eront
your Misery, 66 Oltio In it box,
goo. per box, 6 boxoo for 61
F0'11 SALE -DY ALL Dttioals,rs 11110
P...644E0 IN AWOL= •
Ilc a are fif Counterfeits ;Ina Time Imitations.
Genuine wrapped ts,;y itt lilac, with signit-
tem on every box. Free 1101 packa.v
these ('elt•hratvd Wilts sent fo an), it
on receipt 111` 'it 3 cent stamp. ,
J1
" 1,1o, Esg,* 06.
JAS. CARTY/MORT, 'Lootlisboro.
Th011iPSOIt'S real EState Agency.
CLI•N'14,,ON, ONT. . •
The undersigned hes opened au agency for thee' le of Real
Estate, and will be glad to deal wtth parties having weer-
ty to•dispose of. Terms, two per cant on all amounts up to
161000, and outlier -cent on eat amount atter the. first CAE*
, h. char& n -110e afrid-nli Charge whatever tin-
plersoaptretaieles foorrt orag1e-r le effected! I have mown the following
Lot 14, Lake Road east, Colborne, 100 acres, 45•01eaved
and under pasture, 20 acres slashed and Can easily be cleared,
balance of bush lig ht. Will be sold cheap. •
160 acres, good land, 234 olden from Bowesmonut, Dakota. , ,
' Names. ander eultivation, bonne. Pvice,$10 au tierm----
West ,bolf lot 20, 2nd con of Bust Wawanosh, 110 acres,
80 sores cleared, .balance good bush, 18 acreeref fall wheat,
spring creek running, through the funn., Sank barn 41460. two „
acres of orchard, one mile h•om Auburn. . Price 09,090,
l$1209 or $1500 down, balance to silt pnrchaser. • • .
,Lot 806, 14 of an acre, au Huron St., situated on ihe east
side of Mr. residence, well fenced, Price, $200, to
mitt purchaser. • • 1
notitpelie,n4t0Mliel4mt 1,401 blynt60/04'tsauleee,t).o. prporsieiteentahseo.neaobtroluereict
.rN TIIE MATT P;i1 Olf AN ASSIGNMENT, MADE
1. by A. .Callancier ul• Bro„ ortho town of Clinton, Car-
riage mak. rs and Elnekntnitbs, puvanant.to an Act of
Legislature of Ontifrio, known 58 2851i Victoria, Chap.
20, being an act respecting assignments •fur the be-
nefit of creditors,'inid amendments thereto.
NOTItt IS. HEREBY tE.VEN TEAT . AUSTIN •
0allandorited Nen (Wein Callender, doingbesineta to-
gether Under the firm mune and style of A. Callandev&_••
Bro. -earrietgo Maltera andGeneral Blacks-11dt%, heve,
' wtth' the consent of 0 mcjority of their creditors having
elaimsof $100. and Upwards, made an assignment of alt
their personal property, which may bo seized and sold
under execution, anclall their real estate credits and .
,effeetete.me„.JameeThompeeti, of to tewn.of Clinton.
Agora. in trust, for the benefit of all their creditors .
and for tho purpose of paying and satisfying ratably •
and proportionately and without prejudice or -priority,
all' the creditors their .just debts. And the. persons, -
'firms and corporatiOns, haying' elohns against • the said,
debtors are required to send in their names, residence ,
and post office addresses and particulars of their claims.
-drily verified by affidavit, with vouchers (if any) at.
and specIfyingtha.nature_ot_the_securRy,(0-__
any) held -by them„,by letter prepaid, to me on W• be- '
fare the tenth day of July, A. D, ipso. And notice- "
is hereby given that after the said date I wilt proceed
to distribute the.assets of -the saiedebtors among the
.partises entitled thereto . hevina regard 'only to the
claims cf,whi Ai. notice have been given, and that
I 'will:net-be liable for the assets or any part thereof -
so distributed to any person or persons; firms or cot- .•
potations, of whose debt or claim I shall not then have .
notice. . .
• And notiac is.also hereby given that a meeting of the
.said creditors win be held at my oillOo in said Town,
'en Fridayeeth silty of June, at 10.0clock a.m., to con-
:akilderAthate; aff,airs of, clic Estate generally,. pursuant tO
" • • • . JAS:. -THOMPSON:, Assigeoe„ '
MANNING & SCOTT Solicitore fOr Assignee,.
• I •
North West Transportation Copy
Canado,r.,acitioRailway:toWinnipog,10',A51,To.'
TO HULUTII, .FARE $10.40: t
Portelr.thtixr,fare $9.40
And all points ip DANOTA, MANITOBA and
13.nr.rlsri Tickets le'y rad ae
ustairteall Points at Leweitt-Rittes:
. jAS. THOMPSON', CeINTorr.
FIRE WOTUKS
24Tit MAY, AT .
337;m1-0-4(kia 32E
10E ,ctA,m, C11'8,
PINE A.PPLES, 1BANNANAS,
ORANGES ANU • LEAIONS.,
bora
N. 11.. Fruleestippliee with tee Cream .011. the ehort-s
.notire.. •
liPOD
Imectc, iftmo.`,g CLi,Niorst.
Roehin Wright,
. /
...,i,,,..,,„. .,,,,i, OPTICIANS, ...
' rfiltiOn'imsts Or.
DIADIRONDS; 'WATCHES, CLOCKS,
' BRONZES,. ATARDLE STATtIARY; .
ART I;OTTERY °MD A GLASSES,•
PANS, . ,-.,.
'..., BRIQ-A-D,,
RAO, ETO. 4"
,,
SORIIERS AND RETAILERS or
tLGlik ANY, WALTIiAIVI WATCHES,
'STERLING SILVERWARE,
TRIPLE PLATED SILVERWARE,
4NERI6A1 at,goKs,
FINE 0 1.'; T GLASS, Em, -ETC,
LIMERELLAS,
14P WQ.Q.DWARP Ay..AL. ,.D.B...T.R.9_11?___
OrErt,A. IJOUSg 331,001,
DETROIT4 - MICIIIGAN:
SOLE STATE WE.IsITS FOR PARE,
1 PHILTI. Pl.., & Co 5,.. CUE'S:RATED
vcr,kroTIV.;, . I
:sea eaoerite
• ANO .TREET EP1 :PTO, Otto4
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