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• inner *Mee from Dick's Rat, and 110014 at zogItt, and broken of your rest by a Sick
SELF OR ISEARER now
You meat ObeY Me, and; Pal shall be :14 ,
• r Worm' of PaPer written allover br Yen balte• linderlifeed, if we remember that the lire-
waelllaWallelewelsainmeilikea
been thrre--inst tor eve minutes, whlt hall Mtn 156t'llierf whatever could tie Soon of the Ai4ivice yo Mernians.-Are you dieterbed.
'le bat efflo piekeaup anti gemmed teeetber the from the other seat. This will readily child suffering and crying with pain ot Cutting
CR!. pr fathera hendwriting. A. dangerous
bey
"I w:lit I had biethere."
"whet will you dot:torte
"I wen t home again " said Mk.
pOtner. I will introduee you, and .1 plaCe, was en the same sidafOr both rooms,
PlaY alitalse. 'like the foolt; tat the tahle, and that Mr. acfutTidge. at near the the
cense the cursed loos of 'Any linger prevent' his room, end, Dic14 between the fireplace
me from playieg any other way. But you awl, the vindow in his, while. .the office boy
.,--yea-r.,you shall play With, every advantage
of science, skill and Courage." • "Oh." cried -Dick "let hat
TesCh wadreamytel ga°11irti::IT:13
l'Oht" Dick, it is fair to eay, had. no ob. Imeti""' (1)""t:
trestea his owu rowers. “Oh. it is impossi. suritylzir please, , 1 was a toot uot trgillei:irl
_ go and more."
Oanbeyhyou and be your sesvaut, or your
JoOtiorIS On the score of hortestY, but be dis-
mate loletwtts t o oThereit sh , fRaeed, because; guessed the truth
.4A. healltilui dl‘arn. Everywhere the no along.st,ate many Ming men who do these,
Ett .0Y are always found out; then thero ir
silly boy
mest. delifhtfel li,fik.alatfillitafilliealn•eVery.”
iithe foels eliZo sit ithatit'the tables, and who ea.. bornlorolnylyott 411:1701clivnartirdtinEtifietttosep.craBtutit
expect to -Win. Perhapti 'a time may mune 70e enc,ditterent
when it will be ray, area* amt•almaessayes 111,:e_od 01 if gra:ZS' getened; 70E. Dave col,.
an I want; therefore 1
The meat sighed, and •Diclat sloe kindlet wm map youp.
divine life, IOW:everything that can be DIelF me:inured Stnnethilig about grata d
bought, and always money at your lingerie "10•" oad the Collin; "do-aot talk oftlgeritItude.•
n
...n ._ 4...4 ,,,_ rst of all. yOu will,etsr, heftier a while until I at,
ends. You might. ,h0 MY pupii
t ,f Ready. While you ire bOrel you must not leave thlr
'1;51141tiltitDgi0ellsig taiii tnes hiii 1 F,(111 out to
(leuraRel on. bave Urned your boats; you have
broken with he past." .
=Oaths "I would teach you enough. The*
we Would begin. YOU sbehld he the young
Digitaltn= of fortune on his • travels. Ice
one enspectsthe young Engliehmart of for-
tune; he is always a qOl1�alwaye, the
CHAPTER XI,
prey of the profession. Would you to
be that young Xnglishmant Ile loses When"1114 CP" q4ANCI3 '14"'
- The blackest cloud sat on the. brow ot
the stakes are low, and he wins When the
, stakes are high. ' Would that suit you," • Iffurridge, BusinesS was before him.whicb
The Bpldar' has Manytlandishments. Te
wanted his clever clerk, and she was gone.
the tly he talks the language of innocence, Wonaerfull unheard of! She confessed what
o fiettOrY. Othehad, done, and she went awepavithout
f disiaterested friendship, end wend of excose, without tatty appeal to mercy;
of IOVQ. But to brother spider he uses I
different kind of talk. just as if somebody else had done the thing,
' emild; eels get' ititeid' he Sea aim Never WaS audacity more complete.
for the city, I hate itt It I CoUld only get . mulct forgive her," said Mr. Mtirriclge.
away!" "I feel it in ma to fergiVe her," Perhaps the
"You may -you shall- My dear young thotielit of her cleverness, and the loss of
Mend I will help you because you mu help her departure, Resisted hint to this Christian
beim a mind. "Yea I feel that. L could
me. 'Tim& is the foondatiOn of every friend -
forgive ben I could stop the IiiXty ?anode
ourT?r,ifer salary, and we could, go on josh
exactly. the sameas 'before, Only I should
lock up the check book, if she'd only tell me
rad she did it, and say she was sorry,, And
the little devil goes off with a tee§ of her
head and a glare in bee eyes es If somebody
--elsa----hasLtalrea„the...rheelests-It's avlanderful;,
It's wonderful!" • I
Meantime bow could he replace her? •
"PlImake her come back to 'me," he said..
"If she won't. accept my terms 1111.prosecute
her, even without the checke. She must
' have nken them out of Dicke drawer, .too,
Women will do anything-anythingi But
• that was clever. What will her father say? I
don't care. Tllprosecute the Honorable Norah
-Cream', cluttgliterofeVis' count•Olonsillarfer
forgeey1 That is" -he paused --"if 4. can
without the cheeks; and theta she'll be glad
enottga to accept my terets."
While Mr, 3Iurriclg,e was thus breathing
fury attil fldines be received a cell. A
young gentleman, whose anmserance was Un-
known to him, *knocked at thedoor and
walked in.
' "Mf IMMO is Aquila,'" he said. ,
'
understand why «1 liRve called. when I tell
yoit that I am engaged to .Miss Norah
Cronau." ' , . . _
-"Ohl' Mr.'. Murridge replied) with a -snort;
"you are, are. you? And, has that yoong •
lady seen -Yon -since yesterday morning?"
"Ye.; I have•seen her." • .
"lia she made any kind Of statement to
•you? Do you Imderstand what has bap-'
P.neci3" • . • :
. "I learn trent her that some kind of charge
her heinfbreight ageinet her"
• "She •is accused-ecit by', the, but by an-
other -of theft and forgery. Sixty, Pounds
is the fetal: I have been rebbed in my own
'office of sixty pounds .by five distinct for.
&Jos. She made no bones of confessing the
thing to inch 'Laughed ,at so to Speak.
Langhed at it! 'Told ran tO .kpd out • the
truth for myself.'. • '
•"Confessing? Norah confessing?"
"Certainly. • And if, young ,gentlenuto,.
Feu. can explain how she Came to cenfesS
without theleast shame; should be glad to
hear that explanation ;Ponta"
"Let ine amderstaud. How conkl ehe non'. '
fess? "Whatdid she say?" • . "
"She confessed that she cashed one of the
checks herself, and that • her brother cashed
count would really do what ne iiaa KM-.• another. • la not that eoufessioxt. enough for
ised-beconta,-his- friend and partner: lie- youp , . •
'shill. My secrets are yews, and yours ar
mine for the ' future. We 'must trust each
other,' beeause we can be of service to each
eothet.., Hands upon it:" • .
Dick gave hint his hand,
"So," said the count "Now, my friend,
• Ihav•busine1-w#1. leave you here. .1
sball return in two hotitir7. Voit-itair-sta'r
here,* for the first time beaseumed atone of
tOnimand. "Yon will Rot leave. thb house
Until my return."' , • Ile'put on his 'hist and lit
a cigarette. "By the Way, have you got me
another check?"
• "No," said Dick shortly. • ,
"Those iii•st three cheeks -they were all
right -on the squarer
_eat ,_„„,,mm_they_wera,..,
should they not be all right?" • • ---.
, "Good -very good. Your secrets_ are
• mine, and mine are ,ydiara. Tattriers such
as we shall be have no secrets from each
ether, havathey?"
- He laughed plepantly and, went away;
• Dick, left alenew beg* to iiiingitie that
• e. His Own had been. so dulitheLhe had
n e least idea what it •would hiit- like..
But there IN ould lie no city work; no Once,
nb drudgery copyink-and: of , making up
• books,. "rhere would he 'Change 'and excite-
• • . ment-in iti-.4herewouldheinozieyindt,:itnii_
• • gambling (on the safe side) iri; it. Was the
count serious? • Vet he tad spent, a great
deal of trouble over him: • He was not likely •
to spend thartime and trouble for nothing.
The chances ot leading sueli a• life .dependect
• upon hirnself. • •• - • '
He seized the pack Of cards and began to
'practiee sortie Of. the paReeNtinti-triolcs-whiCh-
the count had taught hint: But he wai ex-
• cited and nervous. The most that.he dared
to hope that morning Was safety fer a4intec
what wee opened up tor him now- was Mote
• thin safety for a time -it was rescue.• .
The count said that the .trouble. was corn.
ing.tha,t very day. Well, he knew that the
• checks were burned, 'with the check beak.
There can' be. nolorgerk unlese, -the: docu-
ments. are produeed, and' they Were gone..
Oh, what a fortunate ohattosewas ,this. that
• placed in his hands the very # proofs • of hit
own guilti The cheeks were buried. If -hie
father discovered 'the trutii,; he .would do
nething-,nothing.at all, There Would be a •
row; there- would certainly. • he or rim'.
Well, the greateet,, Few .breaks no bones.
Andhe vaatild,. perhaps, be turned into the
streets: ' Very perha k the
leeth? 'tee send. at once and get a bottle o
"Me. 'Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Child-
ren Teething.r_He value is incalculable. it
wiltreheve the poot-rlitt o titer item
a
Depend upon it, mothers; there is no mist e
was acCOMmOdated with a table and a.cham about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhceis,
• rsgalaters the Stomach and Bowels, ouresyind
on the other side of the fire.
Co°M4Ci:?WiftellenSlOt:IveZ•luoerntsItt, rd7Scyttles IP7,11"arafOnir 7hili711
of",tVbserysitgoorOyIrlosatluxyhUi son tri liTi;stisrpeorsaint
and, (Win tono and eneru to the whole svrtem
frclal ewe Place through the PavtlY ren teething is pleasant to the ',tote and is the
oPenestdO°1% Nwir, in order to her, he preecription of one of'the oldestand best female
would have been ohltecl te leave the seat pkyeeaa,ee and ngysps tn,theibt,itecl Elt4t,ea, end
• and geiinvertO the Other side Of the mini." is tor sale by all druggists throughout the world.
'That makes no .difference," said, Mr. Price twenty-five Cents a bottle. Be sure and
Nurridge• "The Pettit is that he saw what Sek for "Mns.1ViszeLow's gloonixect Slump,"
was being done. He may have been stand, and take no other kind. 20-7-9. .
ing-or ,prying and peepIng--that -Inatte1'S "
kt• .11.W.A.It `VIA= CAIria
nothing. .-
do not agree With year,5! seid Hugh.
' ••••••••••
41Tho point is that, uot being. curioue. . Traine leave,Clinton as followe:-
• sgsw 'without taking the trouble to spy." (Marin TiMINE RAILWAY.
Going laffl, Going West. -
018tm, )20 difference. Why shouldn't he „.,.s5 a.m. express 10.0 a.m, mixed
spy, A man doesn't like to confess that, he 0,
i,,-,0,1 p.m. mixed Going
exprees
was prying and spying." • •
4,30)p.m. mixed I " 9.15 p.m. express
Hugh. went on loanother polot. „
GREAT WESTERN ItAtiiivAY.
"He says that Norah folded, the checks and
placed, them in her bosom, 'Very good. Lot GoingNorth. , Going South,
9.5.5 a.m. express 8.03 a.m. express
ns see tile Check...5r • n 7,01) p. in. express 4.13 li, m. express
'"They are lest. They have been stolen.
"That is unfortunate. Did you see them?"
' "Of course T dtd." .
• "In what manner had they been folded?" .
MANNING 84-.300%1'
• It was a bow arawn at a venture, But lialtisters Solicitors
Ur, Murridge changed countenance and . -
looked disconcerted. uONVEYANCERS c. '
"Strange," he said; "I. had forgotten.
Only OM was fOlded. • The others had been COminissioners for Ontari e and Manitoba,
• rolled or &11Tied flat in a pocketbook. on'ICE NEXT DOOR NE ERA, CLINTON'
noticed that they were nob folded, But one s -
was fokled. I am certain that one of them
-ayes _
teems makes, you. see, the second mistake
in this document." `
"What de these little mistakes matter in
so weighty a charge as this? My son says
that he saw with his own eyes-,lt doesn't
signify to me whether, he was peeping
througha keyhole -he actually' saw Norah
tear those citecke out"of the book. You can-
not get over that plain fact."
Al•Plainly, then, Mr. llurridge, I don't be-
lieve it. If that is the only way out of the
di 'culty I do nob believe it." *#
" ou think my'son-liodr
am perfectly mire that if he charged
Norah With theft, he lies." • '
----ti•You-are-engage,d-to thay,ouogintly_Xou
amebOund to sev tab. But, young gentle-
man, get over hermanfession 'if' you: can. I
tell you I ant ready to believe that my son
was Mistaken if you caii get Over the plain
facts -that I have been robbed, and that
Norah confesses." ' ,
"Let•us wait till Daffodil comes."
He sat dowo opposite te Mr Murridge,
•and they,waited. There was nearly half an
• hour yet to wait. To sit opposite tO man
calve, you see, Dick had 'as yet none of that "Nothing tvould be enough for ma because
• . .
ers in iniquity. That had to be creatd ny
him. rof-'my"-Osvp--AilliCts renra-lirmly-,-iu-fact-be-
rds. -He
-He-coul
•
threw them down, and teoll up the paper.* It -
was The ThneS, and . On • the second column,
his eye fell upon the following advertise-
• naent:
, sene of honor which exists between broth -
t am asfirn1y coot:liked of her innocence as
for half an hour . waiting for a question th
be asked, It quailed ha which is concerned
the honor of the girl you love, is .awkward.
While they waited, however, there came
•
another visitor.
_ Mr. Murridge's deer v'as standing:wide'
open, and the visitor waled in.
was.an gentleirtan;
vfhite nnistache, very neatly dressed, With
soldierl beari g He took off
hts hat:plitely-Intd-nr-, he did -so Mr. • Mar-
- ridge started, because he reCognized the•man
for whom he hadetliat Morning advertised.
• At least,' this man was short of one -finger--
the forefinger of his right hand was gone.
, "You are Mr MurridgaV he asked, and in
a slightly foreign accent. •
"ram, sir. Aod.you?" • -
--71"MTiFirriiiilariblarithose desertptiOn
is given in The Thnes of this Morning."
"Pray go on; sir."
" "It is, pethaps,"usual to advertise -Or a
keii0.emati under the promise of a reward as
if he wes.a ' . • '
"If he is wanted for evidence, why not?"
"You mtty withdraw that advertisement,
sir, and you May save ypur money: I .ara
the man who presented three checks at your
'bank, 'and for twelve pounds, and each
signedby yourself." , • -
"Oh!" said Mr 3Iurridge. ' Vote we shall
see." ile turned te• Hugh. "Perhaps, as
_you_ feeLile_strongly in this business; you
would like to. leave no alone withIlifs-;-this
On the contrary; I feel so strongly about
it that I must ask your perniksion to hear
what he hes to say. '
an upright, n
'Finnan V005D8 Ittarano.-vhicreaS,.on Hien the
fith and the ilth sdaya of. Jun% respectively,.tbere
were presented and: castled at the Royal (Sty and
Provincial • Dank, Finsbuty Moils branch, three
thecka, 'eachfor twelve . pounds, payable to sae Or
bearer, and purporting. to be eigned by nwielf, tho
above -homed reward will be :paid to person whp
shall discover the Wan who preaented them. WIS.
described as nu elderly =ay, w,e11. dressed, 'speaktf
With a foreign' ticeent,has short White hair and white
mustache, without beartF,7-and has loaf the fore -
-
anger of his right Moult .
0114110d) ' • ."3011:4 .
• • • "riitsbary .•?,
• •
•
Mr. Murrldge, in short, was a ptct3caI. man. Tito
ease perplexed andwowied him. Ile could Set) no
way out of it. Noralt took,the checks; that was eel:.
tail!. She and her .btother•presented two of them;
• that was certain.- ,Wity? 'And whopresented tho
otherIbfee?.. .
. There cannot bo niany•men.- In •London with the
throe distinctive eltaraeteriaties of rage, n foreign' tic.
cent, and the loss ef the prefilter on the right hand.
The mania) wOl 5ed.nit 0.5hU acceintdice MAIM
robbery, ot hce nplarhave '1,0e-orr33r111371Then5"witit
these eheeka Itrthe f orator ease he might he die.'
Severed by some olio mkt, *childate the advertise.
mentf inthe Ritter he might himself eomo forward.
He was (Mite right; the advertiseinetit produced the
. man. It did more: Thero4were, think, fifty-two
• members of Outdid). .1t wns,rthereforo, remarkable
that, in tfie imiirse of . that 'day and the next, Mr.
Ilmwidge reentved fortY.six.lettets, all from the Iwo
mediate neighborhood of Et. Pancras, King's Cross,
and Caniden Team, and ail • Wonting hint that the
writer 88(1 15 In his bower tO produce the man tid•
vertised for oath° receipt of the promised reward'.
"which might bo sent lir ?dant' post. Thirty-six of .
, the svritors followed up fife letters by n personal
atm twontroIX werejottsiVo,when they foetid that
• they bail to go away with , nothing -net 'even their
tempers, which they Iost in the Wilco -and ten wont
away sorrowful, There votild heti° boon fiftrone'
letters; hut, on ortItuatolyrAlie-reinaining-avoctW
Nettie() The Times'. . • •
A. simple advertisemt
en., Nothing mere. Vet it •
knocked down at one stroke the whole of ChM's
areful construction: -No •itiaeo,wal, left 01 11 aftes.
the advertisement appeared Mau remains:of an lee
3!5 .11110 hithersinninpr.
l'll”o• knew 1111#8, 'rho Moment itu etmeiTrra
vertisemcnt he understood what would happen.
At two o'cloCk.the omit returned.
:••ity Weed, he Sate, gravely,. "yeti have- tiOne
wrong.' . • •
°what • i dotter , •
"You have not trusted me. • A deign times have .1
Red you if those checka Wefe Sight,"
"Well, they nrO--' 110 began,
-neve done with ilea" add the , count, 'roughly.
Understand, °flee and for all, that there am to he
no more lies betweea us. Von aro to tell. ino the
troth -always; Do you hoar? .Elso' yougo yew'
nwn way, Even this. Moaning I gave you another
chance.'
"Volt ought to have shonth mo the paper," .
"Wm nufflithave seen tliti name
"Have you been tomr father's?'"
'1 13151.0. In atty ease 1 sheidd. 'have tone 41 him
. What! Ara 1 to be advcrtyed fdr?-Mn / to go into
. hhiltig? Resides," Ida fade breito MO a sweet Smile, amine this document with a little more.eare.
cause Norah eadid 4Let de this thing, Cott• ;
$1 er, r. urr go ,---the young inan'evoitti-
trembled"this is a very dreadful charge to
bring against 'tiny one, and most of
against a girl Yet you talk of it as if it
was not only a possible 'charge, but already'
proved."
: "Every -day • in this city," 'Said Mr Mur -
ridge, "there • are •rehberiesof this. kind.
They are all committed by perfectly innocent
persons peevimply unsitspocted. Wheathey
are found out the first ery 18 that it is im-
-poggible, Now, young' gentlentailf1 anti very
ferry, for the girl's salsc-1 don't know an.
Other person in the world Lor whom 1 v'otild,
say so notch.. The thing is impossible, fait
not? Yet it has happened—. . ' '
'"Is.that all0 Tell mo exactly, . Is it; 'all
• that Norah said?'"
"She said that she ‘voulkl anssver inoro•
gitostions..
rls that ,
".'Oet quite. That she sttid then; -I can't
understand it -was that 1 rettstAincl out the
truth for myself„ What do yoW.nialtp•
that?" , ' • ' :
' "Only that you haVe not got the tritth yet.
Stay;„ let us send , for, hee brother. Whl
•you let `rne put .a question to him inyour
presence?" ' • •_ ' . '
"By cal ineane, Send the office boy in a
cab." •. . .
Hugh hastily wrote a note, and dispatched
ilia boy in a hangout. From -the 'city to
Gower street a tolerably strift cab takes,
iwentY minutes. . They had, therefore, forty
imitintes at least to Wait. .
"And now," paid Mr. Murridge, "your
relatious wfth this paling lady aro, so ititia
-mate, #utal-yotr-krioav so imich, it would .bci
just as well if you knee/oil"
Ile opened his safe, and took front it a roil
of paper. ,
"This'doettinent," ho said, "was pleced in
--•ny-bands-by-Ato_ether_than-my-own_Son-
tlead it, reniembering that the girl is his
sisi conmation and friend from chadhood."
Hugh reaA it through, slowly end dellber-
dely Then he read it a, second time.
"You accePo this"statement," he asked,•
'without question?'' •
"Sereiy. It is a perfectly plain statement
my my own 800, who canhave nothing what-
ever to gain by litisrepreseeting the facts.
You observe that he suppressed as long tiff
he could the most leaportaat fact."
'igh made do reply-. But he Teed. th
he
paper a third time Then he looked ears*
fully about the room,•
"Come, Mr, Murridge," he stikl, "let us eX-
you think that, for fifteen' tfounds,„these gentleinen Dick'says that Norali shut the door; that the
"there aro our worthy friends, .th0 members. DO
Wdilld riot rlish tO deb.:Mitt° titer num without the door, as sometimes happen, Was not quite
forefinger? Therefore 1 ahneipated them. Will dote, but stood ajar; from noir
th t the p11500
where be sat he e031181 see through this
Diek waited to know what hapoettea,
"I took (101551. /drove to Finsbury Meta I sent
my card toybur father, He was not atone, but 115
tolinitted 010 110 ItTintlateir.i' •
"What did lit say?"
"Nothing-yoer father Said nothing, front which I
augur the worst. roe herself, as be might wish to
ifeartroin Inc fattiter, 1 have fril.tell 1)3311 Mr nettle
aelaPliy,address-diet at Rita lionse." '
IctibWs that 1 gave Yom those Cheeks,. Did lie
.ny nothing?"
'Ile mid nothing, Whedyett hchne thlsovenIng,
he will, Without. doubt. bare 15 great deal 50say,
Inn to ine he said nothing rit all. Then) As inert,
bbwever. 1 waS not Al000.7 •
..Who WAS Meter
' "Vont father knows 'nosy that ybit gave two morn
t.ie *stoic- eashoa. •more was Another Ohtek bah
Stied up.' &1507 lb Um ofileclifes found it enct given
lt. to your finer." .
• "/ knew the iltITe devil. luta got if. 11110111 hall
partly open door. Come into the othet.
vyitlt me," -
He cattilly adjusted the door so that it
should be ajar at an angle of about eleven
anti a half degrees, which is,• so to speak,
01. goo 1 largo jar,
"Now," lie said, "if it WAS /dal', 15 cer-
ainly couid not have been wider than this.
ler° APO MVO tftblell tWO,Chtlirs; 1 utpiitisti
.0 illUstivive beau sittimr at one o 10111
fill 0 101!•130/ the cloo
•
'11114 1' Inv eon's elm ir. '
oa bele,. Hugh ' eiteon. ell
nm 'f() LOAN. MORTGAGES BOUGHT.
l'erfeot
IndlealeS a natural and itealtbir condi.
tion. of the scalp, and of the glands
bum& which nourishment*, obtahted.
When, in eolieequenen of age and, di.s;
ease, the hair becomes weak, thin, and
gray, Ayer's Tlair Vigor will strengthen
restore its nelginal color, remote: ite
rapid" and vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness ot youth.
"have -need Ara's, rfair 'Vier for a
Wig time, and- furl convinced of its
value, When WAS- 17.years of age my`
• hair began to turn way. I commenced
• using the V_gi or, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. It not
only teetered the color to my hair, but
80 stimulated its growth that. ili,ave
now more hair than ever before. -
J. W. Edwards, Coldwater, Miss. "
Ayer's -Hair Vigor,
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
over J. Jackson's store, Albert Street '
lUrARRIAGE LICENSES. -:-APPLY TO THE
.LY1 undersigned at the Library Rooms, Smith's
Ed ' JAMES SCOTT,
iuroNNY LEND IN faBGE Olt SMALL
LLL sums on good mortgage security, moderate
ate of interest. RALE, clinton,
DH. DOWSLEY, M.D., R.O. 8 ENGLAIID
.LY Physician, Surgeon, etc. Officeand residence
twit idolson's Bank, in arket 'square, Clinton.
APPLETON.--15FFICE--AT RESIDENCE.
I., on Ontario street,Clinton,oppositethe English
auron. anrcanceby side gate.
F:I. p.rint.ial and Dominion Land SurveYor
• • •
Architect wad Draughtsman, Rennin BLome,
Clinton.
tENmiLLER IsTURSRY.
OMIT Ab D ORNAMENTAL TREES, NOR.
WAY SPRUCE, SCOTCH AND
• ASTRACHAN rINE,
TUX LATTER or WHICH vna WEE* IIPEOL‘LT
"
LARuE, STOCK ON HAND
i'he above ornamental trees. and shrubbery will be acid
at very low prices, and. them wanting anything in
thia connection will save money .by purclisaft be.
• Orders by Malt will be promptk attendee to
Address,
JOHN. STEWART, BEIM Mlit
IF YOU Ans ethrr EARN; from'clebility
and loss of apiletite; if your stomach lans„
out of order, or your mind confuse;
• take Ayer's Sarsaparilla: Tltie medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
to the system, more surely and speedily
than any toisio yet discovered.
For six menthe suffered from liver
and atomise% troubles. My leed didnot
nourish me; and -I became, weak ,and
very much emaciated. , took six bottles
•of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and was cured.
-Julius M. Palmer, Springfield', Mass.
Ayer's SarsaParilla,
pared_by,Dr0110:12:1-- totto, $5. .
'Bola- by Drugging. rrice-$1, r
1456--sisnnsTa- Imp
' Before buying, gat out stagiel,pricettor.„,,
Balls, • Marge, Lacrosse Sticks,
. Ex.press Waegons,Doll Oartiages.-:
CROQUET BASE LIAM,
• CRICKET GO 3138.
H. Nelson 84
BERLIN..
MAETIPACTUBERS
STEAM gmailf s, 0.01.1.ERS,
AND GENgTtAL MA0H1NPRY;
. •
ORDERS •:- PROMPTLY -:- 'FILLED
$50,000 To LOAN at 6 per Coot.
Why pay others 7,8, 9 and 10 per eetst,
when you can get money from us at 6 per c,
-T-ERMS-made tnettitt:horrowerdmOdut
Payment ERfil period of loan,
Apply te
FA. RRAN TISDALli
• BA.NR.ERS, CLINTON.
•
TILE NOLSONS
Incorporated by Aet of Parliament, len.
•
, CAPITAL, - $2,006;000.
,
•
- THOMAS. WORNMAII, .; President, .
- •J. FL R. MOLSON . -Vice-Pres.
P. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Qeneral Manager.
Notes discounted, Collections made. Drafts
Waled, Sterling and American expisnge
• ,bought and sold at lowest
chrrent rates:
Interest at. 4 per cent allowed on deposits.,
IF.A.11•Almnt4.
•
Mqney advanced to ferment on their own notools:nt'oith.nan
iirMore endorsers. No mortgage required as 80-
1
.uarstitnyu. ary 186
II. C. BREWER manager,
D-Rti EIEVE.--OFFICE RATTENBURY ate.—
Murray Block, two doors east of, Hodgens' en -
tritium. Residence, opposite the Toniperance
Huron Street, Oljnton. Office hours, 8 a.m. to 6p;0).
VERS. WHITT, TEACHER OF MUSIC. PUPILS
T l aftonded at their own resideneegneoessary. Re-
tidence, John Robertson's, heron Street, Clinton,
Rice's new method taught if desired.
TAB. STA.NBURY, GRADUATE Olr THE MEDI
•.11-/ oax,Dopartmentof'VictoriaUniversity,Toronto,for-
merly of the Hospitals and Dispensaries,,New 'York
loronorf or 51)8 001111(7 et•Euron,Bayneid,Ont.
vaANif POIYELL, BailinirkEn,raOLICITOR,
NOtary Public, etc, 0ffie, SaARLE'S BioCII,
DEO STREET, Chagrins*, Toronte agents; Messrs. Bic-
Carthy, Qsler,"Floskin Cretin:tan. Private funds to
oan at lowest rates of interest.
. • •-•-
R1V
.. WILLIAMS, B.A.', m.B.,GBALtaTE OP
•.Toronto University ; member of theCollegeofPhy
Onion P and Surgeone,Ont. OFFICE 64 RESIDENCE the
hOnseformerlyoeoupied by. Dr. Reeve, Albert street
Olinton. •
•
roll. WORTHINGTON., PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
Aceoneheur,Lieentlateof thtiCollegeofPhysioian.
an d Surgeons of LowerCanada,and ProvineialLieen,
Mate and Coronorf or the Oonntyoffluron Ofilecand
retlidenee,-The building f ornierl y occupied by 1311
'Charades, Huronatreet. .
Clinton, Jan. 10,1871.
OLINTOV MECMANICS" INT -11U715, LIBE
VARY a.nd ileadnie Rooms, Perrin block, down
stairs, About 1,700 vo•unies in the Library and
all tho Leading New,spapers and Periodicals of
* the day on the table. Membershiplickettlper
annum: Open frem 2 to 5 p.m., and from 7 to
• 9 p m. Appileations for niemaershait reeiVod
by -the -Librarian in tn the rooln.
UNION SHAVING PARLOR
sErAviDiG. HAIR CUTTING'. AND SHAM-
' TOOING done very neap and to suit
THE LARGEST an J$EST IN psE:
BEAVER RLOOK-BOOKSTORE.
WM. COOPER, CLINTON
. RO.gERT 1)OWNS9
CLINTON,'
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the best Sa w :diet
Dog in use. Agent for tho solo and application Of
the taltr.FISitHa PASERT 'AUTORATIC DM= CLEANER.
STEAM FITTINGS furnished and applied on short
4,
Doitersi, Engine's. rind all kinds of Ma
at cepa r e e
hi 6 al • i ed • s slitl•malY
and • , ,,. ..•,
• . in a *sittisinetevy manner.. ,
Farm implements nianufactu red and repaired. Stoani
and Water. Pipes furnished and putin position. Dry
Kilns fitted up on application. Charges moderate. ..
•PENNYROYAL• WAFERS.
Prescription of a physician who
has had a life long experience in
treating female diseases. Is used
monthly witk perfect enccess by
• over 10,000 le.dies. Pleasant, safe,
effectual. Ladies ask_your drug -
gilt for Pennyroyal Wafers and
take no substitute, or hiclosepost•
age fersealedparticulars. Sold by
all druggists, $1 per box. Address
E CHEMICAL c�, Damon, Mice:
Sold in Clinton by J.. H. COMBE and Druggists
everywhere.
•
"I must:hear what he 'lias 10.say.7
"As you please: 1518 the next step in the.
inquiry. 'You understand- that I shall' ,con -
not thee three checks, 118 Weli as the Other
two, with Norah or lier .brotheri" • •
."You will try" • '
,"Tho question isi" said Mn lifurridge,
• "first, whertayou got those cheebit and next;
forwhat consideration?"
"Aa tegards ,the first," :replied tha
stranger, "you ought to know tie whom, you
gave them.' '• ' .
eI did tot give thent to any one. Those
checks !svere 'stolen, and •the signature ie a
forgery." '
"Really/ ,That 18 aWk ward, • It Very
'awkward. •• .•
"But tell us," cried ilugh,
springing to his feet; 'Tell 1.0 niant" •
"I, am mutat distressed to hear this," said
, the strattger. "L coufess when. I saw this
advertisement this morning, that I feared
there ate tontething wrong about the
checks. I am most distressed.".
"You have not answered nly question
yet,". ectid Mr. Murridge, "Never mind yom
distress.'
"1 °ani .distressed on your accoune, sir,
HoWeVer, the porSon from *hem 1 teceiv,ed
this checks was yOur . own sou ./kr. Richard
Murriclge:" • ,
"What!" Mr; Murridge shouted, -
"Yolir Orn lionl-ne other, cer trtinly." 4firl
lingh eat down.
"Why-ewhy--for What eonsiecration did
you receive that money?"
"In part payment of loan, I had lent
ntY young,friend, front time 54 Sums
of annjey anounthig in 6.11"-ita produced a
pocketbeek ansi lOtiked . at it,, entryr--"tu
' ferty-nine pounds nineteen Shillings, He
' has paid Me by them instalments of 'twelve
;potteds enelt-thh.ty-six pounds. There re-
mains, therefore, the sum of thirteen pounds
nineteen ShIllings-thirteon guineas Wo Will
1.9
;DUN FAIMUARSOliro 'San Wes Mack
J.. T. WILKIE, •
• IIRGEON DEMICIST. . •
Hold'the exclusive right for the county for the Hurd
process of administering cheadcally pure Nitrogen
blenoxide,which is the safest and best system yet dis-
covered for tho painless extraction of teeth. Charges
moderate, satisfaction naranteed... awes, EL-
LIOTT'S BLOCK, over Rance's Tailor Shop, Huron,
S treetk Clinton.
.THE MOAT ENGLISA PRESCalltiON
• AsuccessfulmedlcInetestedover
80 years in thousands of cases
Promptly cures Nervous Pros-
tration,Weakness ofBrain, Spi-
na/ Cord,.and GenerativeOrgans
of eithersex, Emissions and all illscausedby
oration orover-exertion. Six -packages is gleam?,
teed to effect a cure When all othermedicines fall. •
OiNgrists.rage $1. six packages 85, b"yrnail. Sold
Y Irrits foe Pamph et. Address-
..•IMERA CUE5110AL CO,, DETROIT, Mon.
Sold In Jaintodby J. Et. COHSE and Druggists
r everywhere.
McKillop Mutual 'Firs insurance Co.
' NOTICE. -The undersigned aro appointed'
to act as agents in the townehip of Goderich,
ter the CompollY# Any person wishing t� In-
eure i nthis old and ?reliable Farmers Company,
will appiY to either' THOS. NEELANS, Har -
look. or SAMUEL CARNOCHAN, Setiforth,
Prompt attention will be given,.
•
PROTOGRA.PIIEli
ics'EXCEIASIORORGD
•
J. ,33:I.DDLECUMBE.,
Watch and Chick Maker,
OPPOSITE imam miaguirr, warren
„
, Where he keeps eableet assortment of ,
4K4TCRES,. CLOCKS;' JEWILLERYI
•
• • ' Which we will liell a,treasenableratea
• •• . , . .
Repairing of every: deseription: promptly ,
tended to,and ahl workivarrented. -
J. BIDDLEgOMDE,
Oditon,Nov.1882.
Arta. the severest testisi-the-lita-fairin-
Clinton it •was universally admitted that
FOR PERFECT AND EASY ACTION, . BEAUTY
Oy FI13US1L AND SWEETNESS' OF TONE the
EXCELSIOR, was* away ahead Of elf oth-
ers, and destined to. be the popular instru.#
ment Of the day. Thie,,along With the fact
that a sPecial ptize wasawardad it, certain.
1Y speaks volumes for the insteuments, and
partieg purchiming should see. the ,EXogr2..
mon before buying elsewhere..1
GE. I'. OAKES-,--knotImion.
Foolery three.doors *est of Melloy's Pump
Shop-, Ratteubury St. Clinton'. •
Tho
sou's real Estate Agent
CLINTON ONT.
• The undarsigaed has opened an agency for the 'sale of Reel
Estate, and will be glad to deal with lutrties having proper -
to dispose of.Tervait 'two pet 060( 00 all amounts up to
3(310)1, and one'per cent any amount after the first $1000
No charge madmfor advertising. cirmi no charge whatever nn•
Jen a sale or transfer is effected.. 1 have now the following
properties for sale •
Lot 14, Lake 'Road east, Colborne, 100 riereL,45 cleared
and under pasture, 2050108 .alashed mul can easily be cleared',
halimee of bush light. Will be soldcheap. •
itOacr0), good land, 214 miles tram noweanteact, Dakota.
40 aoree tinder cultivation, small house: Pricei$1.0 an acre.
• -West half 'lot 28, And eon of East Wawanoili, 110, acres,
80 acres cleared, balance good bush,18 acres of fall wheat,
springcreek nothing through the farm, batik barn 40150, two
acrett of orchald, one Mile fain Auburn: Vila- $0,000;:.
qt1200 or $1500 Marva, balancato suit purchaser. ".
'Lot 006, 14 of an acre, on Buren St:, situated tril the east
side of Mr. aldout's rhskienee, well fenced, Prise, *200, to
mit Purchaser. . •
Splendid baildingillott4de-aala-opposite# the Conancrelal
Rotel. 40 feetfront by 60.feet deep.' Price reasonable„,
CLINTON
• LtPR•st7.0 worm. A SPECIALTY. ,
EN TI
COATSBLOCK
BLOC
, essernieseeminaiew
horn it is,"
Ile handed Mr, Muralge a slip of paper--
" 0 T.T drtiwn and signed by his see.
Mr. Murridge examined it, As he bed it,
#1, . at • ran '40 in 7OUrownfli c • , c()NIrstil!o
4aume
141111.11016111111=i11011111W
- • OHARA AS MoosisArit.
' L T 0 N%
HURON "AND BRUCE
Loan tn d iirvestnient Co'y
•
This Company is loaning Money* on Farm
•Security at Lowest Rates of Merest, '
114 0 RTGA G - PultalIASEI;
SANINGS BANK BRAIS'OH.
4 and $ per Cent. 'Interest Allowed 0»
flopOSibt, aero/ylitto 113<mum&
' dna time let;
o -0c rho r of Mane Sonar e tl r th Sere°
* tIORACE.I101ITOg#
0 timantit
Poderieli lAtt15llid5tli IS. 84' k
COX1
SA.VE 20AlElt. CENT
,SE, MI•EIoNTrETNHNST.A14-1i386.
T
GORE DISTRICT FIRE INS. CO
CM-24100.Pd IMO; On CaSliand &Utast Plans.:
.
HON. JAS. YouNG. M. P. P., President.
ADAM WARNOCK; Esq., - • - ViRo•Froilident
R. 8. STRONG, ESQ., - - Managing Director:
THE' GORE••
Enters ..upon itS PIFPIETH YEAR 'moth
strooger and niore prosperouti 'them at any
-previous period, baring 8218,896.•Of Asset s • •
and katically NO LIABILITY exeept a Re-
insurance Heserve of $30,009. - There are $20,-; --,i-
000,deposited with -the Ontario Government,
-and--ever $00,000 held in Mortgages, Deben.
tures, and Oash,ml
imoesclei6asty available .to
meet-
Mutual Polieycholdercrill- the '‘Ckiire" save
20 per gent. with undoubte.d seeurity. #.
For fall particulars aptly to HEAD 077I0E
Or WARDEN R1D010.1!, nikant, Cilnitoet.
commissi0 pitoRER$. •
.11embers__TorontilStitalExeltallgO,
PAW() wires to TORONTO, MONTABAL, CHICAGO.
isiniv YORK and OIL CITY
B100118, BONDS,.CRAIN, PROVISIONS, AND OIL
liotOilT AND 805,0 K3171 awn on MARGIN . .
CLIIrTOM OFFeing Consita liArrssnotv axe,
• ALMMT &Mu
_—
J. THOIVIPSONg MANAGER.
Clinton, July 14, ISM
<ILAN GlaT
PLANING MILL
JO -
D Y RILN!
SUBSoillBEn /LAMJUST GiOMPLETES
L and furnished hls hew Planing Mill With inaehin*
Cry Of the latest ImproVed patterns, Is now prepared
to attend to ail °nista le his line in the most prompt
and satisfactorr manner end at reasonable rates. Ile
would also return thanks te ail ehapatrottised th'e
old eras before they vote burned out, and now being
0513 better position -te-eXenatte- Ordera expeditiously,
feel_siee
_ott...itc„it.ut edit glee. satisfaction to all;
PACT° It V. --N ear th Ormuz Trunk
way; Clinton, • ,
7II015A3 sicEENg/ S.
•
Rt,..SOFFER1FROM
WEST'S LIVER PILLS
•
WIII thbroughiy cure you. Tholf •
.da -not gripe „or purge, but act
mIldly,:and whenever used
*ortnidernd Atria& •
feels. • They 'hava
inoian to be the
GREATEST
BLESSING
OF THEl—AGE
To all sufferers' from ind1goition8
Dhsordered Stintach. 'OF
THEY ARE AN ABSOLUTE AND
PERFECT CURE
•
use them and 13e relleved front
• your misery. 30,1,111, in a box.
260. per box, 6 boxen,for 4111
FOR SALK BY All DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERI EDICINES
Beware a Cott rfeits and se,,Iinitations.
Genuine wrapPea only in Bin with signa-,
tem off eyery box. Free tria package. o;.' #.•
these Celebrated Pills sent to any. all fri,ss'
on Meeipt of a 3 cent stamp.
J00. O. WEST
. 1301.1 PROORIETOe:
81 AM 83 it.040 STREET V.: rni111111, OP;