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than herself; and her knowledgeof him did
not make that resemblance impossible. For
Ilurridge WAS her employer ; she was We
'private Seeretary. . •
doa't kuOvv, 40cter," said the visitor,
"whether X .ought to offer you my °pude-
knew overthe death ot 'year illetstrioue
eolith; or. my congratulations on your ace
cessicia to his honors."
es- "'I don't knOw; either -hang me ifeI do!"
said the-thigh:a;
"You have,'I sappose, been the evening Pa-
pers? The paragraphis in all of them. I
wondeehow these editors get 1101(1 of news so
quickly. Ile news ot his lordship' death
• arrived tbis morning pray" •
"Bat itlytty0 Ponehes?"
"One of them died three year ago and the
other three Months ago,"
"Geocl heaveasl" cried the doctoie sinking
into his chair. •
"Papa," mid Norah, "something has hale -
petted I.think you had better let me see the
paper." •
The doctor sighed, but he drew the thing
out a bis pocket and handed it to his
daughter. „
While she rale her eye down the columns
nobody spoke Mrs. Oronan held a needle
ineuepenee -ab •the very niertient of action -
Uncle Joseph ceased drumming; Mr. Mur-.
ridge smiled superior as one who knows what
is coming, and the ddetor looked more miser-
able end foolish than at any preview situa-r
tion in his Whole life.
— "I have found it!" cried Norab. "Lieteu,
Where is Daffedil? where is
11sta) lite-cliildren ought toles taken -out of
bed and brought,down. Oh, here is newsl
Liston everybody. Papa, is it possible?
You knew it all before, and you told none
of us -not even me, Mother, elidigt you
knowV'
"Your mother's grandfather, the, aidela
man-" 'Uncle Joseph beggie; but Norale
interrupted; reading beeathlessly:
" Wehave to announce the death Of Hugh
. Hyacinth, VisCoant. Clonsilla, of the Irish
peerage, which took place' in.e.the island a
Madeira.a fortnight ago, Lord Olonsilla was
' born in Dublin in the year 1819, and was
, therefore in his seventy-fifth year. He mate
riedein 1820, Ursula, daughter tit Sie Fat-.
rick •ItleCrath, baronet, and had issue oae
son, who disci unmarried in 'the year 1860. .
The late lord never took any -active parte in
politics. The heir to the title is Hugh Hya-
cinth Crouan'Este, M. D., the great -grand-.
son of the first viscount and son of the lath
-
Hugh Hyacinth Cronan, formerly of the
Iriel civil service. Dr. Cronan bite been for
ninny yeas practicing as a physician in
London.: 'laitait
':What does she mean?' 'asked Mrs, Cro-
nan helplessly.
"We ere all viscounts aud 'benierables.
Oh," said Norale, "what Will Hughsay?
what will Cal ista say? Good graciouIt's
like a dreamt' • '
-411y5dfft1c inellitessfitetliTite"-titiede
Mrs. Cronan again; "what it Means:"
"It Means, nay ladY," said kr. Murz4dga.
bowing low -though he Was aigold filmed of
the family, and had never bowed- low be-
fore-"it•means nothing less than that your
noblehusband is the Right Flonorable the Vis -
.count Clonisilla, of the Irieh peerage. Nothing
less, I assure you."
"A lord viscount!" said Uncle josepliS
"There wean, viscount once -.he was a Tern-:
• pher leferie,,gthere ought_taabee_on this •
occasion, a brittle of champagne."
"Nothingiess," repeated Mr: Nurridgs.
"And nothbig more," said his lordship.
But no one heard him;
• '
'viscount i My grandfather- was an
alderman -end yet- Hyacinth; can't yen
speak? Why haye I not been told?". .
. "It's' duke, Marquis, earl, viscount and
baron, baronet and knight, • unless you
' reckon the ranks S of grand lodge and the
Thirty...third," said Uncle 'Joseph. "Beane-,
Maria, on slich occasion -a."
. "There was no use_in_talling_y.
change .whicti seemed so impossible," said
the doctor.
"And.I'Ve been married to a nobleman's
cousin for five -and -twenty years, and newer
kttew •
-"Only his 'second cousin, eence genieved."
' said the doctoe. "3.13e dearer told you the
truth. My father was in the ciyil. service,
ae I told you. Ills „grandfather was the
. first Viscount Clonsilla and the stood Lord
Clonsilla. When lot 1 beard.' .anything
about it, Lord Clonsilla had, a. son; and a
married brother, and a firet cousin; all these •
stood between me and the title. e'Wea it
worth talking, &mi? X had no money; I
,
had never spoken to the viscount, or set '
eyes on him. Nor lead my father before nee.
'• What wag the good of mit great relations?'
''Groat relations are always good," said
' .his -wife. •"If it hadn't been, for • the alder --
man, 'My grandfather, and my Uncle Joseph;
where would have been the family pride?"
' "At all events, my Lady," said Mr Vine_
ridge, "there is no dobbi possible on he sub- ••
ject. The late lord's only sonsdieif twenty
years ago unmarried. Hid brother, it is
. true was Married, but he ,bade, no children.
Andthe first cousin, who was 'the heir pre-, .
sumptive,diedethree months.ag, also with-
- out offspring -S. P, at; we' say in , genealo-
• gies. Censequently, • the next heir, to the
coronet and title la -your husband." •
7 • , "Oh," cried "Norab, thtowieg her arms.
aboat her father's neck, itt dm so glad! Yoit
peer dear! You shan't go any longer slav-
ing like a postman unaaddOWn the streetall
day; you sha'n't be waked up by a bell and
- -made to goottleitrtheriniddle-ofethe-night-asg-:
if you were a railway poeter; .you shah't
any more make up year own Medicines; yeeu
' Shall band over all yOur.patleats to anybody
whe likes-giye them to Hugh if :you like.
What will Hugh say whoa he finds out that
• I ihn the Honorable Norith-ote are wo the
Ladies Calista and Noraitt",
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Although there are net inanyla the trade.
"Oh, you will go into tlee upnershousie 0f1 IV is sometime profitable. For there are
comae, there's agree and acres, of land in always. the new rich,, who continually desire
Treland-dirty acres, the novels call. them" to prove that they heve idwaya thouglt their
kurrldge ;coughed, and th,o doctor friends little stiSpected it, Teeny beloaged to
?changed colop-"and a coontry 'house. the class vrbich rules by right divine, and by
Mat is the name of our country bowie? Ohi the eame right ptasesses hereditary brains.;
I knew it is a beautiful, grand Old pace, etad there are, besides these, the rich d'ou-
with a lake and swans, and a lovely garden, tremor, who bears. emotes of Englitat origin
Mid the mostwonderful glass houses and a .and would UM prove their conneetiou with
Scotch gardener.' I haven't lead Mis's Brad. great English houses, and are willing pay
handseinely for ouch n, connection. There -
don for nothing."
"There Wax a country house Ouse. It was fore, old Murridg,e generally found his bends
, fully occupied in tracing pedigrees, finding
celled CaAle Clonsilla. But I believe It
tumbled down years ago. The late lord out miesing links, proving; marriages, estab-
never saw the place since they shot 'at his fishing American conuectious, followleig, up
lines of deseent, converting plata country
father and hit the priest."
"Well, then, there must be a grand Wee gehtlemeti Wade eendante of royalty -this
old-venerable-ancient-rcimantio history is a very lucrative branch of the profe;selon
of the. house. You will tell us the 'family -and In this wav bringing vainglory., de -
history, won't, you, as soon as 'we settle light, honor, distipetion, and solace to 'all
down?:, All the men were knights Without who could afford t� pay for lb, So • greet
fear, and. all the ladies wore beautiful and indeed, was his skill that be never failed to
without reprpach," ' proVe his client. a cadet, at least, of Mine
"I will tell you, al Dace. About 209 yews. ancient house, and whoa there was no estate .
ago there was au attorney in Dublin named 'involved and the family Wai supposed
Hyacinth Crenate -Preening Joe they calkcl •go be exanct, he net tufrequently made
hint, so greatly was he admired. He 'Made his eeieut the bead of tbat house. Nothing
his son a barrister, and the barrister tecame could be onceived more pleeema to ladies
a judgeeand the jadge was made, for certain and gentlemen who had been brought up to
political services, Lord believe that for them there was no family
.hiaJoe, leieetriendirealledtimatertlistingilish eehistorY-nermore-than at -thtO7hegliening-of
him from his lather. Hie sten, for other the world -previous t& the family shop
eminent pongee.' services, was ridged a step where the money wag nnidee-whether a shop
In the Irish peerage at the time of the with a counter, ani a till mid an apron; or a
union. • That is all the family history, ..; shop with an dike and a; clerk; or a shop
Norah; and I ara hanged if I see ,much to be e with a box of pills; or a shop with a wig
„proud Of when it is told.". • and gown; or a shop with a sword outl a red
-."Not one of them," said uncle Joeeph. "5.0
much as a 0ovincial grand master."
"Obi And no banshee? no ghost? no
whitelady? Are you quite sneer asked North.
"Not. even eo much as a family bogey, my
- • geg •
"Well, thenethereels.a town house:some.
where, -I ant stietg X hope it is in Ireland. r. tortes, be came 'noon- curious discoyeriese,
feel real Irish ,.already. Toraorrow . width he was 010 to turirto his own advau-
try ."The Wearing of the Green." Where is time, le ie not to be Maned. Notably, there
our beautiful town .house. -Lady. Olonsilla's , wee the sucecesion to the Clonsilla, title; in
town hOuie, where she will live in the season which, as -.you presentlysee, he did, a
. with her' daughters, • the Ladies 'Mist% ' very god stroke of business. .
Norah, Honor and Kathleen?" • • ,His °MO was in Finstniey Oirchs, whore
. "There Used te be one over iu Dublin, ;hut lie had , two rooms on a second floor; the
I, suppose it's been sold long itgo-" . front -room -large -mid looking out on ,
"Well, there's the Money and the diety, the (men place; the back room sinallsand
dace," Norali persisted. - ..dinay, looking upon the Limbo of chimneys
• "I wish you goOd-night, Lady Clonsilla," -workshops, brick.builtlinge, outhouses and
eaidsltfte Murridgee "Ono. -entire, cOn- pertly yards which oue finds in that part of
gratulate you. Good -night, my Lord." .Londoe, On the door Posts below Manama ;
Ile bowed very low, -much lower. than is Wila 'painteti ",Seconct Jong. Mule, ,
expected by vieCounte. as a rule„ and retired. umeE," oitit rebut was furnished With
"I • was about to remark, . Marie," said one very . largo table -genealogists, like
'Uncle Joseph, "when we- Were interrupted civil engiueere, require' great tablesa-ance
.bY Mr. Murridge, that I. had always Observed • allot:lea! • very mail one; le had a .great.
semething of; the air of eank in your • bus- ,book casee full of books of reference, Such aS
band, It was certain, to me, that he was of Tug -dale, Douglaei•Tonge, Beltran; Wotton,
bottle parentegte though he 'concealed the Collins and„ Lysons,. a really. 'valuable col -
fact from friende who would leave appre- lotion; etts far the country hietorieg, ime •
..itated its importance," • . ; • ,aeecte the resaurces of a Rothschild to pos-•
"Yes: you never toed me. Olt, Hyacinth!" sess them. There Was:aleCtealarge.sized safe
said his wifee reProaehfully, "it would lu a corner, and there were tin boxemilled..
-11aVe.sbade its all so happy bi•thitik 'that. yon one_above the other, as in a solicitorls: office,
had such noble bloodheyour'veins." , , • ancltheee were -three or Mgr chairs, The
• "My clear," he repeated, 'I -didn't katoW :yoom at the backwaS not, airoperly ,speak-,
thitre was the least chance of . the peerage... • ing,.fornished at all. That is today, there
It's thorned ettituirclinaey thing that eyer :was a table at that "windoW ivith a 'blotting -
happened. And, Maria," be added, rubbing e pad, and an inkstand and a chair. befere
his chin, "I believe. Ve made` the greatest There' waseunether title be:side the fireplace, •
fool of Myeelf ever known. • go and see with a heavy copyi g press • upon it, the
Mitrridge about ib :to -Morrow. But I ant Vail withalmedle and'. a strew. .This was.
sore Of it, beforehafid. There never was a. fey the 1: ay clerk, Who posted the letters;
„ greateelool•in all the. world ritan.yOull luta'
bend, Maria." • !. ' • • -
"Oh," cried' Nnrah again; "you will 'look
. so beautiful ihyour cermet!" • :
"Shall I; neer dear? . 1Wonder evlitire it is..
• What is moreto the point is whether. the
late -lord left-anyetnoneyeandifssoewhethee
he left any the nee. There certainly neves
• could- have, -been, a greater feel thao 'year
father, child. Esittas 'case is about the' only
one which' can compare with it." •'• • , his edueatextwas not eoglected. At school
"Maria,-'-' 'midst:11101a Joseph, "we Will all • he learned only the things most useful in a
Move upward, immediately, into the highest . commercial life, as a good hand, accounts and •
soeiety, addage.will hate a banquet,- Wiele - boOk-keeping,....thort hand; Freneb. •and
• champagne; every night. On all points of .art evritieg a business letter. He aisti had.
e iquette rely:on nieTTliere • Will be, of the lidyantage; being a day bOy. of hie fath-
eouree, waiters in evening these:: It WtIl be
eiractly like a banieitet of a high degreeeonly • '.et'a experience mid. practical. wisdoine whiep •
was on tap, so to speak, every .evening. . .
that ladies will be present, and I shall not • ' eet havelaught my eouseir," Mr, Murridge
-Neat rie§ jewels. . Of coarse I shall sit on•the , explained, "to despise • Oft• Common. cant
sriglithand et the chairman and reSponcl for ...about honor, friendship, justice, eluirity
• the -raft" • ' ' ;: and the rest of. tt. Tim world islelleif cow-
. • "Oh.. Uncle .JOSe.ph!" • • inurninred Lady three who litre by -eatiog each other. There-
.: OlonsillitS carried away by :the :eplendorne . is no ether *vete •live. SN'egeteetie iota thee
his iniagtuatiou, • " •• .„ • ''
• .city -every day to eat each ether, and to de:
"As for. his Will' take •fend, bursolvee against those lithe Weald oat
handed once=-." • , • " • Tho way is tOmelai as much money as
'have been the &Ilea aenaighty.feet,"' wo poselielySeen.. As for .honoi;,'it. imams
said his lordship. • • - •• Abet you trivet Play fair where it is your in-
"Anctinitiate.hini . to :the loftiest de,greis. .
• de it with my own, haudeaticl-then he, pared, . and 'friendship; means putting other
will be 'a credit and an honor to axe illus-
. people pa to tt god thiog etheet you can'tget
it for yourself, and in exchange' ior another
trignis. peerage . -his native country. 'good:thing. • &tie:V.0141mo Meens.keeping the :
earet you,,*iirle:, nor :the .girlsgbe-_ , people you- 'are, :eating up in goodetemper.
'Cause yen are females', but .the boys .1 can„ Dieu quite Understands the world.: ;There is
and I will; encl.-when they are K.nights
'Teniplars, Mark -Masters, 'Royal Arches and
.Thirty-eecerele, they will not be ashamed to
talk -with any one, and 'will be fit to share in
the very highest society • like. their great-
uncle," He drank half his glass at a gulp,.
and weed oil rather thickly,. pointing tat ,the
dotage "Look at him, -Maria! He is a,
tobleman all Over. .Bleed in eveins and.
earistotraey uponsehiestinpor Up, e Didn't X
always sitY. there was ,sornething -in „prate
husband above bit • •
"It can't 'be •lieltlecli „Maria," said. the vis-
'eount. "Rat l'itishtrotirliiiileand had: hot.
. been so great Slot"; . e • .
"'Why, mathe. present. oeoasion," Unole Jo-
seph watt on eeeme occasion which may never
Agnate egattegen. Area __history
of the lodge-
Matia-ewhy, is there ne eliampagoet
Thank yeti! I Will. takto--yese4 !will take
:another glass of gin and 'water," ,
s OHA:PTER• • •
. LONG motrvncti. ttr TILE CITY.. .
Murridge Wag 'by profession a geneal-
ogist. This is a trado,in which aro few cone-
A 'Rival Wheat ,Grovver.
--
The rapid. hog team) in the exportation of
wheat front 1..1.11s, to Great Britain during
the past twu yearn. excited got° apprehetz-
slog buth tent couutry and the United
Nacos that a toriuldable mai had beep
found in the prodnetivu of thia,great staple;
There is no occasion, however, for @orlon,
warm. 'rhe trade reeeiVedd temporary
stimulatiou (hieing 1884 an 1885 from
some advantage whigh was to lye had. in
the exebauge money, which left a profit
to the agents in Englanti,although they
oh, aimed a lower price thane the quotation
10 ; hat it has been found that the
hasty growth which follows the rainy eea
irthe Orieot is unsuttable for wheat.
It givbi the kernels size without body.
Prof. Gold win Smith, in ft rOgout letter
from England, write* ;-"The mention of
Iudxu remiade thee I beard a lecture
giyen by ;qv S. r r. high authority,
oe Rind 00 r 1 e uck With
the primith e cher:et:ter of the implementr,
of which met:Lie were exhibited, especially
of the pleuele It et•t•tiie impnssible thel,
husbandman tieing such implements can
prod nee-nt eloper -head orebe-very-ftirmid-
able rivals tit our wheat. procineers of the
North-west ur of Dalctila, It is irue that
they live on almost' outbid/4, on that or
what they do raise utmost the Whole goes
the market.," '
. coat pr tt shap with a steel pen ?tett a few
Four All !sten 2iotellkeepet anll one grocer
pages of blank. paper; yr a shop with n',
undle--of scrip and -shores. So. thee Ma 'have been titled 8,.)9 (alit and eoets for viola -
rt
Aluvritige Nies really a philauthro st of .the tion Of the Seett Mt.
first water -an eighteen carat p ilanthroa, At ielafe meeting of Mutual Grange, No.
peg. If, from thud to time, in his grubbing • 32, of Latabeth,'It retieltition Was -passed fay -
:noting genealogiea old wills -and' family his- euring a reduction in the number of County
Councillors, and suggestipg that one reprfe
sentative phould be sent front each township
and incorporated village, with power to vote
according to the value of aseessable • property
of their respective municipalities. •
‘Vonderful .euro of Paralysis. D. Merkle,
of Carlstadt, New Jersey, lost the tom of his
right arm, wee uselessieleanging by hie eidea
tried all the known remedies by direction of
the best doctors in Jersey and New York,
electricity, strichnia-all. failed. Giles' Lin-
iment Iodide Amnionia cured hilts Sold by
all druggist,.
MANNING be SCOTT
Barristers • Solicitors
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MONEY TO LEND IN LARGE OR SUAj:L.
slims on•geod mortgage security, moderate
ate of interest.% H. HAI.E, (Hinton. • •
DOWSLEY, DLR. O. S. -ENGLAND
Phyelcian, Surgeon, ote. Office and residence
iiext efolson's.Bank, market square, Clinton,
tnbl 4:sten faotraf. emrrtiainrdids.ge,1 bjeis.otwilierrs
DIC'APPLETON,OFFIC8--A RESI,DENCE
- Mundt-1ga- His son and ihtli uoinch0.ntEanritro astnrcoee.bt,yClaiindt;gna,otpe.positethe English
-together With the private secretary, cbm-
pieta& Mr: Murridge's staff and formee .•,
B. PROCDFOOT„ CIVIL ENGINEER,
establisliment.a. • Arce,_Per_ou_vival,alanddicuillinoareend-SurveY01±-
.„
-• Annan'
ge-Meetell'elfielesit'sftliglits-be•said . lilt t and Draughtsman', Pannier Beope,
etching .as of et. groat nutuy.others, that Isa 171.111:u. nu. Em ;
. . _ • • ••
itottld doubtless have been. clitreateif hilel„shie ' .
OFFICE' • _RATTENBUIVY . ST.-,
teething been Other than what it Was.
Td • -L0' :Murray Illeek, two doors east of,•Hodgene en-
trance. Resilenee, cippoate the • Tempeishee Hall,
,Muroxi ,'S tr so t, Clinton.. ofage hones, e.o.m. to 6p.m.
Ail ItS: 'WHITT, TEACHER' OF MIISIC.• 'PUPILS
lee- a ttonaed at Moir own residence,if neceseary. ne..
,ibiteneei. Jam Bobertsenee Dtiron Street, Clinton.
ftleanow mothed taught if desired.
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„. 774"-rse.. "i'lrifla'tr's*m""Irs-1702,147.7arr",".
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'Fon. reneger Nieto EASY ACTION, Beetle"
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h-
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ly speaks Volumes for the initruments, and
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TRY: THE
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at very low prieee, and those wanting anything in
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Addyess,
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-TERMS fnade to suit borrower, regardini .
payment end periotl Ivan: ;
A.pply to •
FABRAN
• -BA.NKERS...y, CLINTON. ,
• no nonsense about Dick Justice moans
baVing all you dan get -all that the law al-
lows-tOthe last penny, ttad never foagiving
auybot v. I have made the' boy thoroughly
tinderet told these principles. Ile begins-_
life ' with n 'elms bead, and no sentimental
humbug." , •
• It is not often that a boy'e views are thus
based upon the first:elements of life and so-
elety, and Dick certainly* began life -with
great aelvantages. • • ,
Upluckilv for Dick, he Was •net allowed to •UNION • SHAVING PARLOR
put these principles into practio in an inde-
pendent way. Mr. Murridge regarded his:
business as a, thing to be kept together, and •
hatided.down as a property. to his sou.
therefore, without any iuestion .01 to Dick'e
sT.A.Niwi.g.,.;.flocADTJATE Qv !HIE 11 ED'
.s.../e4puepartrtreneNTieterinUniversity,Toronte,for
meily of the Hospitals' and Dispensaries, Now York
Nronerfor the ConneYof•Muron,Bayileld,Ont.
VILANK: PowELL, ;BARRISTER, 'SoleleaTtnte
-a.: Notary Public, etc. ,Oni4'0, •gemu,s's.Btoea,
111cItT STAMIT, ctryrox, Toronto agents. Messrs. Mc-
Carthy, Osier, Hoskin St, Oreelman. Private -funds to
oan at 'lowest rates of interest.
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W. wiLLTADIS, /3..4,, M.13., GRAD:MAE' OF
.1.1C....r ran to University ;13ember of the Coliegoot.Fhy
idaneint urgeonks;On't. :Maxon & REsneencn the.
honeetermeylyoeennie4 by Tea Albert street
ounten, • .• . •
w ORTHIN G TON PHYSICIAN,. UlteiHoN
Accouchour,Lieentiateci tke COilegeofFhysician,
end Surgeohs oi LoWerCanada,andlTdvinoialLieen,
tie te and Coronoiar theCoinityotHaron. Ofilecand
losidence -The building; formerly oeettpied Mr
Thy/altos', Huron Street.. ' •
Clintonan.n. 10,1871. ' ".
nLINTON reTTITUTE, LIBR
ka,ettr and Reading Rooms, Perrin bleak, down •
stairs. About 1,700 volumes in the Library and
allethe Leads ng Newepan ere and 'Periodicals or
the day on the table. Membetehip ticket !MOO
annum. Open front 2 to 5 p,. m., and front eVet,o
p Apelications 'for naem norslisg reelyed'
by thelaktrarlini It the room. ' .
8aAvizIG. irlia CUTTING AS:D sErAm-
POOING done very .neat lit141 to suit '
• • every peeson. • .
JOIIN rAlteilIAOSION, Smitle,t4 Mock..
--aptitude-for-genealogical reearchinad the • .
aft of clntbing a man 'with a pedigree, re -
J T NITILKIE
ITRG EON DENTISTi •
• Moved hingfrom. Akan early age and.
•placed, him in own back office, where be
•t .gave him copying ,vvork. .You'cannot Possi-
- earry.ont any of thee beautifurnrocepts
1 tinuf maxims on glare copying work..
'Unfortunately, too, Mr.' Murridge could
nee ti Nines . to ust 11 SIM H
e editors. There are, to ho gure,. the' heralds • . wits a jealous master,. who would let no one
who are a dignified body, atia have a sof- into billearets but himself, and. worked, like
i• toge of theft- own, andon ciecasioes of core- the mote, underground. So that, though
AFIN,
<- • .7t. " • 4.„ ...te
_re -S' C.• -se
'
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"You, shann. t go,any torigCr slavilly like a
postman."
• "The Lord knows!" said the visemmt, still
looking helpless and bewildered,
- • • -"Wen, X suppose Hugh wott'tenabid nettle --
Oh, and I suppose veci Shall go away from
Camden Town and live at the Weft End
, Notting Hill, ev'en".-Xorali's knowledge of
the west was Ihnited-"aud tiriVo &beat in
our min emalage, and go to theatres eve...1S'
night. Daffodil will give up thts
and se. in t b hou43-.--9
• 1 !I JAI I n
ntOny wear the most -beautiful coats in tin/.
wo c an( coesequen y are nip wis
that .there was a coronation-hvery. Week.
They &so enjoy inticli finer titles than the
Members of the upper hottse, being called
king.at,arnas, herald pUrStkiValle, rotige
dragon, rouge croix, blnemantfli find port-
cullis. Mr. Murridge possessed no other iitle
than that of plain Mister, which we are not
expected to enjoy. It was reported of him
by those who 'regarded hiineis interloper
anel an mequalified prectitioner, that he
hesegerigitially beat apprenticed to a die
Hinkel*, aud was afterwards eniployed in-
isegraving coats-of-arme, for, outs -who'
kept a herald& shop, ornamented out-,
side by the gilded effigies of aloathly worth
like unto the dragori of Spindleston Heutth.
This •enterpriding tradesman not only on -
grayed shields teed furnished family seals;
but also found their•eoats-of-arres for people
elatleleSt thoin so lOngthat alt Monitor/
and trace of them had vanishol, Nothing
proves a familt? to bo old eo much as to have
lost the mentory of their armee There aro
many such; they have withered in obscurity
and neglect ter generations; then one of
theta Makes money, and such gentlemen as
this ,hortticlic shopkeeper recover the loug.lost
ilinnections and, land them peoudly among
Ale barons itt the wars of the Roses. In this
way, theretore, via Blurring° tound utmseit
impellee in the direction of gertealogicalstud.
101; atid this way. Ito gradually neglected
, the practiee of his art, mid transformed
limmelf into a seareher atid. grubber into
family litetory
Melt was now theco-and-twent be knew no,
' more about his fether:s blishiess than be did '
at sixteen, It lien he first took his seetiii the
buck sallec-egcept that his. father would
talk over the , miccessful conduct of • tt" case
)0101.115 WAS completed, especially if there
had been any eliflicultice or sharp practice in
•It. He del not dare to complain, but 'his
position made him conthatally grumpy'. It
is not a good sign, for a yotteig inan's future
whon he notirithes a secret grudge againse
his father, and When the father, absorbed M
his own business, never stops to consider
what his son; is ,doing„ and how ha regards
his own pesition and work, •
• •Dick was no* drewing .the very hand -
seine salary of seventi-five pounds, a year,
with breakfast, lodging, washing, supper,
if ho 'wanted ite and leis kihuday dinner, Ile
• Cold dig; exeltislvo right for the eounty for the Hurd
process 'of administering chemically pure Nitrogee
Monoxide, whieh is the eafest and best systeni yet die,
overeater the painless extraction of teeth. Charges
modeeatee satisfaction euerantetd. 01,PICH,
LIOTY'S over %oleo's Tailor. Shop, flutes
Street; Clinton.• .
D'3•RICS
MEDIC I N E.
FOR
LUNGS
LAVER $
BLOOD .•
o T have 1188(1 Ofe,,T4ftet tleclialiM and
Pills RID el andaleremyjanettyafeua
year ormore, add find boll tbeee
so useful that -I wooed be sorry to
miss theta out ot niy•liouse.
C, W. VOIT.NG, •
Editor Cornwell Vreeholaer.
eold ,1-..11„ Combo, &egg*,
•McKillop Mutual Firs Insurance Co.
NOTICE. -rhe undersIgnea are appointed
to net ne itgents in the townehip of .Goderich,
for the company. Any person wishing to In-
-euro i !Wile old and reliable Farmers Cernpany,
will apple' to eithet THOS, NEELANS, Hat -
leek. Or 6A-AftrelL CARNOCHA.N, geaforte,
prompt attention will be:tett:Tn. .
PROTOGItAPHEI:
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was, thottfore rich as elerks at three -and- 33110DEILZOIC'et
teveney go, We ratty allow him eightmi-
g„
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'11IR:. JAS.: CARTWRIGHT, , of HuTlett boa been aP
pointed agent for the County Of for the above
Darrow. will cut and turn the •ground from to 4
inchesileep, and is Made cif the very best material;
It also takes the place of both gang plow and setifiler,
and does excellent.Work • • • • • "
IE MOISONs BANK
• Incorporated by Mt w
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CA.-PITAL Od0 000 • •
AEAD ,.OFFICE; MONTREAL.
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„ THOMAS WOREMAM,........ President. ,
.T. II. R. MODSON "
• F. WOLFE.P.STAN THOMAS, Geaeral Manager. ' -
!Votes diseour.141, "ColleCtions veddo, Drafts •
. • issued, Ste' -g ccc,4trige ' • •
. bought and. sold at loces: • • ,
•• CZWe'alt 4'01.it01. : •
Interest at 4 'ear cent- allowed en deposits, '
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• .... , • . . —•
• Motley ml, tamed to farmers on theif own notes with
,..ne.or more entlorsem... No inortenge required as se. • • .
• H. C. BRE'Y tat. 'Manager,
januart 1.eS Clinton •
AllY.pONS011 Wishing to see the Harrow' wort: •inay . • .
to take It any.place and ' work tt on any kind of soil.
!THIS HARROW 1sachnitted lo be themoM
saving farnilimpiement ever Manufactured.
by addressitri• the undersigned, and be will be I:leased .j,, 13 D• .DLECOMBE,
JAS.. CARTWRIGHT, Londesborc.
2110ifirOfir—reat-iStateAgellelc-
CLINTON, ONT.
The multits?gned has obened akeitcy 'for the sale !Altai
Estate, and will be glad to deal with parties haying proper.
..tY to daniose•of. . Terms, two per cent on all amounts up.to
$.1000, end one per cent on any atnonut after the first $1000
No charge made for atiYettishig, endue charge whateeer
less.a sale pr transfer is effected. 1 have twit the following
properties for sale:- . • .•
,
'Let 14, Lake Road east, Colborne, 100 acres, 45 cleared
and under astute, 20 acres alashed and can easily heir:feared,
balance of ush light... Will be Beldam!).
100•aeres, good lauth 21B Iniles from-Bowesinein3tipaltuta.
(10 mires under cultivatiom, small house. • Price $10 an acre.
.West half let 28, 2n11 con of East Wawaposh, 110 acre),
80 acres elhared, balance good bush, 18 ncreS of fall wheat;
spring creek running through the farm; bank barn 40xbO, two
acrea. of orchard one utile) trent Auburn., .*.Priee $5PUI
$1.200 or $ MOO down, balance tb snit ;again:ger. '
Lot 800, 1.5 ef aere..ou 1111r0Ti situitell on the east
e of Mr. Ridout's readence, well fenced.! Price, $200, to
suit purchaser.. a . • .
Rotel, 40 feet front bY.60, feet tleep, -Price seasonable.
Splendid building lot for -Pale, opp6site tfte .Comtnercial
.Nortli lirost Transportation Company,
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Canada Pairi Rakay to WEIN, s„.,„
• TO. DULUTH TARE 410,40.
-13qrtdirt31..U.r,fare $9,40,
A.nd pointe in DA Ct/T,t.i MANIT014 and
tninfitt Comintra. 'Tickets by rail -as-
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usual to all Points at'Loweet Rates.
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S; • jAS. TI-1011dPSON,
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TiNT TIM MATTER OF AN ASSIGNMENT, MADE
...1L 111 4. Oallander & 'Bro., of tit° town of Clinton,Thr-
ridge makers and filacksmitlis, pursnaneto an Act 6(
Legislature of Ontario, known as 28511 Victoria, Chop.
ah act respetting assignments for the be-
nefit of creditots,lutil amendments thereto:. .
,
. :NOME 'IS. HEREBY. GIVEN THAT AUSTIN
Callender and John Calvin Callender, dolog business to-
gether under the firm namound:style of A. Callender &
Bro., Carriage Makers and General mad:smiths; have,
With the cobseut of &finijoritY of theitereditois having
&faints of 8100 and upwards, made an assignment of al1.
their personal property, which may bo seized ahd sold
under exechtion, and all their real estate &edits and
effects to me, James Thompson, of the 50011 01 Olinton,
Agent, in trust,. for the benefit of all their ere4itos
and for the purpose of paymg allE1 Satisfying ratably
and proportionately and without prejudice or. priority,
all thaereditore their just debts. Ana the persons,
firms and corporations, having elainni against -the'said
deitters are reqUired to send in their names, residehee
end post office addresses and earth:Mars of thelr claims
duly verified. by affidavit, with vouchers Of any) at-
tached, amf madame; the native of the security -Of
any) held by them, by letter prepaid, to moan or be-
eforeetheetentheda'ealatat
ie hereby given that after the said dete twin proceed
to distribute the assets of the said debtors among the
parties entitled Omens having regard, only to the.
claims of,witt.st nodes shalt have been given, and that
f. 'will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof
"so distributed to :my Dorsett or persons, firms or 10e.
peraemes, of.whest. debt or clahal shall, not then have
uetice.
• Aud notice is nifi0 hereby givtietiett a meeting of the,
said creditor.; wiii he 'held at Ingoilice in said Town,
on Friday, ,Ith day of June, titan cede& cane to con.
sitter the affairs of the Estate generally, pursuant to
seta "Act.
JAS. Ditydr8ON, Assignee. -
31ANNINa & Scorg, Solieltorsfor Assignee,
FIRE WORKS.
24ix MA'S!" AT .
pette4 it day for his diniter, or toil shillings a .
. _a...ea. ,
week, whieh comes to twenty-six patinas a VOST ri‘ 4 ali . ,
year:, fifteen ',builds it •year for . his dress, ' ' ' aLINr° TOE 011ErOti NtW Fittirriii,
Whielt iilt not extra.Vitgant; Um pounds for a a.
forthiglit's holiday tit the statelier, and live 1,1 VE.131Zie WORE. A See...Clan.% , , : PINE APPLES, IBANNANASi
potia(18 A year for Ids daily oniaibus, There . ,
remained the. handeeine SUM of nineteen OHANGE§ . A.NO LtsioNs,
porno, it year, Or rather more tient it shit- DENTxsT, .
• fmg a day, to cover his amusements read his COATS BLOCK N. 14- VrulteamplIcd with beelterou ,et the sliert•
tatty eapenses, How many young Velma; etterstaneetweerweealawaseasateetiefiemeeetre est notice. .
ran atforci a sinning- u day fin- Pleat:IIM ! ' ! - .7 - ,...- • pl-M....,ER.: - _ L , , - • - - ,- ..
Dick had so few pleasures that be must • i....4
have been saving meney„ He wee a mi.' quiet : e,,,,,,,,,ggaigeo ek,„,„,,,,,aammieemeneee,gmeeee,,eg e 1
.' Mies, et. }",;(tiftif.:11/S •As.
young men -eons of Intiaerful Staliere geto - • t itAffit:S WM. Ran,
*Laity re 1.. -he had taught hdro4,11: to pl.ay_Liv •i
II la Ili* T 0 N.. • ,IVICMIN itr.voit, lOgeN i4r.:!....v. Cuttro's,
atch an Clock Raker,
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, ' JEW ELLER , •
PrOMITE TOE MARKET, cuinvorf ' •
'---..Wite-rrni-ifeepi sel9praisortimentoi
Mire, f CLOCYS, JEWLLER SII.VER.
'Which .f•'n will soli at reasonable rates.
Repairing of etrY deteriabgi• 14'9123•NtlY 4
‚tended to, &WI all work -warranted. • •
. J.,BIDDLtOOMBE. •
Otinton,Nov.1882. . kg, ' .
S tVE PER,CEN
38367SEMI--CENTENNIAL188G.
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GORE DISTRICT. MEANS. CO •
Conducted both on Cash and Mutual Plans..
'
Hog. .IAs. I/QUO. M. Pelee - Preeident ' •
ADAM WeRenca. Estee - nee -President ,
1:-.. .
Ss Ssileirelo,HEseE., ;•(:)/dsaRnagiEng I,Ms_r_ectors,
Enters upon itst FIFTIETH YEAR, much • -
Stronger and more, prosperous than at any _
previous 'period, haring $218,899 .9f Assete •
anti pratically NO 'LIABILITY except a Re- •
insurance Reserve of $80,000. • There are $20,-
000 deposited ivith the•Ontario Governmettt,
and over $9°,000 held Mortgagee, Deben-
Mires, and Cash, immediately aveilible, tie
„ meet losses.. • ,
Mutual Policy -holders in the "Gore" savo
20,per cent. with undoubted siscurity.
For ten pardonless apply to ZEAL)" OVP/CE GALT •
oe to .1011.44100,atmeeigenteelatiati
WHY SUFFER FROM
ead4ohe
DYSPEPSIA OR IgDICESTION
WEST'S LIVER M.'S
, Will thoniughly Cure you. They . '
do not tripo 'or owrge,. hut dot, '
' , -tally, :arid •,;Overevor ..ined
.-n ponzirldl.roil priroc- .
lop.1.., ,.. II. 10'/ a. 'A •
' provan to 4f.i:fth.t •
GR EATEST
BLESSING
Of,:
all zufferare from tiurigostion,
123sorderee.1 Sionmpla.
THEY ARE AN ABSOLUTE AND
' PERFECT IMRE •
• - Us* thorn- onell flytt; rellatradl front-
youv tstitory. :30 P1113 In A box,
25*. per ho -t, 13 bONC3 for 2I
- FON SALE 81 ALL mown> AND
DEALERS IN MEDICINES
eerhaps rhai a go 0 0 •(1 CONitetibp
erorah, try Vales ',aid her father,• • •
0.
bovato Coanterreits and naie Intittations.
ienuine weapnea otti". in •1:141e, with siggs.-
tsp.. on cites lea. Vise ;leg
1
rec0ii, .., is.:1.tif.
1.
47/0. C. ti1231* Oa,
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