HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-12-10, Page 2FAIDAY, DEC. 10, 1888.
Etscliaaiting. • Old.
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Bet 10.*
oeterretiuttn..
' Rundt•eds of tines,' was the ready
answer; but it was all fair sailing, sir,
and o fuise sentintent or false princi.
pies. 'behind it ell. Do you understand
Me?' •
think so.' .
wasn't fool enough- to fall in love
with omy wornen of that kind.'
',1 suppose not.'
"re your
'In love? 011 net" sail Edwin:Todd,
with a feeble little laugh ; • 'not exactly
that's not iti my line,',
tAlthoegli, if I lied been inlove,
should have been man enough to own
it,' •coetinued the major, There's some-
thing simple in it, but nothing disger co-
ful, if it's on honest affection," •
Precisely,' sall Toad; 'j net my opin-
ion, unele.' •
But you're not in love 7' '
Not Not a bit of that,' said the
vulgar yotme Todd, with iv rutlier feeble
laugh, :•e•
`A -retiree , • ansibie a fellow, 1 Lippe?
flatter myself I ent."..,
'1 ant very glad •to' hear it, Edwin,
for your mother's sake es well as -your
own • but don't keep speaking with your
teed; closed.; it aggravates ti,' wad the
major. "And now to the second and
Inore important point, Are any of the
e„irls at the Junction in love with you,
do .you think 7' • . •
Young Todd blushed and eimpered,
and even hazarded a wink at his eincle.
I shouldn't like trisay ;' male', one
can't say, exactly, you: know,' was his
shy .anclieeeitatieg answer. ...
sheirld say it Was 'extremely un-
likely,' remarked the inajOi, after look-
ing askance at his nephew; but Women
are easily fattered into thinking a Man
is in love with thetie and then,. their
silly heads -are turned in all directions
bub the right.'. • . • e • . • •
That'd 'their Was young.Todd'e
corn ment. .• •
'And their' misfortune, 'always.; 'poor
women. Why, I Coxiaider that a ynan
who feigns on affection that he does. not
feel, and so mieletielste. girl :mit of.her
sphere to think of him, is an infernal
scampa most infernal scamp,- • ;
Why, yeas' said Young. Todd,•fairty.
alarmed-. at this 'sudden . exhibition of
floteeness, lee ha is, tinteee-te." „ • •
I'd cut. off. elicit vagabond .with
.shilling, were 1e• my:own ineer-
euptedthe nraj or. e I'd -kick- him- down.
tenth's out of my house. as I•would a dog;
I'd—. What do you mean by union?
Unless.what 7 Why on.oeitheclon'tleu
.finish your tsetibeneesr. . . . - •
I wasigoitig.to=hut.you Weuldn'e.let
me. finish, if yei. remein bele', answered
. .
Weil, well,' said. the .trinjor • iMpe-
tiently, . •
• Unless she encourages bile, and
•leirdshim one ---knows that he ieenht.
likely to henry her, and -stilt prefers hi
company to otherefllews. yeti
• see 7' • . ••
• •
gee the wounnegoires fest to the
therersaid the major/. " and .1 say,
God help her that's all. ,"',Bitt as fot.
the netertathLeither a fool orea, lentiee;
ariTIT say. etoel • confonfid Ider); Withall
iny heeete. ••Heedoetenot deserve any.
ey tnpathy eurely eyoit dolt* think ••he
• flees •:, •
, Ne--tio; certainly note'.
But. we will have i long editOre,
'this presently, now that- we have
cloar-
ed :the briers .and •brueliviood away :
therehas been a little nonsoustegoing,on
at the refeeiTnuent stand, brit I ern glad
yOU tell me theen's nothingesrions_ going
on betwetto yon_aed that. Daly airu, .
Serioitte' settliviiigTodde with no
thee et upl eitert n " ot course. not,':
Yorte mother will. be glad to •Ilette
it.' he said. e••••• , • . •
have teldther so .a thonsaed times
. said. Teddy andeforetthe firSt
. time rather '
Ale .but 'not as•You have epeiten to
me, Mt one men can• speak to enothee,
face to face, ,and witltouta Iiesbetwe:en
them,' • • •.
- •.
Yesexec tly,'' tnu pm u red the nephew;
but he did not . meet hie uncle: face to.
face :then, but looked down upon . the
liiiity pathettay-of the old townand set
hie teeth closer togethee than ever. .
Tho mejor,tVateet matt of tact, and, did
not worry' the question. They °walked
on in silmece after this.; he had epaktiti
out and, paved the Way. to a Complete
understanding ; he was disposed, .being
truthful mane:to helieveehis. nenhew, if
not whollyeandineplicitly; and to think
that the 'women folks had made the ogre
al monutain oub of the customary molt
hill. So far, so good. It was a ;very
fair beginning, considering that this was
the first hour. of his aril:vet; and mew
here they were before the groat cOuntry
house of the Todds, lying a littlo apart
on aiil1side .from Cho. ton ef Battle -
fon.
, .
The major let go his nephew's erre;
strode forward, pushed opened the big
eying gate, and entordd first,
You'll lied them_ Wttitinieunele,
aliaTIVOi--&11OnV
' But -2
'1 shall be back in a few Mititnes ;
have forgotten tetnethitig for -tomorrow
•-••••-in town you know,' mut Toddewas'off
like a lapwing. 4'1
'Yes you novo forgotten something,
and that is i: am not to -be humbugged,'
muttered, tho Angry' Old ender, as 110
Attica in the dark carmagovoy lookmg 1ia it. There hag been no ono to eat
atm. tho rapidly receding form Of Iris •fer hint, and he is careless • in conso;
nopl es*. • quenee.f
CHAPTER W.'
pelt MAJOR BETTLES IT SATOPAOTORILT.
Ruth Daly, prayer book in hand,was
coming heme.front ehnrch the follovving
morning, when across the lad meadow
between the oherch and town, she en.
countered,Major Orawehaw. She wog-
nized very quickly the tall, inquisitive
gentleman of the preceding evening, end
would have passed him had he not stood
'aireet in her evey in the, little footpath
that ran acrose the fields there.
4 Good Morning, Miss Daly,' he said,
raising his hat.
Miss Dai y bowed slightly, but didenot
respond to the salutation.
thought yoo woald come this way"
he continued, I have been tootling. for,
yen.
indeed!'
'They told tete at your lodging that
emu bad gene to. church, eci eame to
tneet yen.'
They had no right to telt you where
I had gone, and yeti bad no right to ask
sir,' said Miss Daly, drawing herself np
very proudly.
Peened me, but I had a. right.' .
• 'To pet secuto me ,beeente I serve at
Battleton Junction. Al), yell, you are
net the first gentleman who has thought
that.' •
'1 have net persecuted you yotuag
lacly,'Artid Maj. Cleawshatie vary grave-
ly, and I have no intention of doing
so, either,'
Well, good morning,'
But I have an intention of speeking
to you about My nephew ; 1 have conie
from 1,onclon.expressedlY for that.'
Yoe had bettee speak to your nephew
'himself.' •
1I have done so, as you are perfectly
aware,' •
She oolored sligiitly.,. •
Yes -I am aware of that,' ehe con-
fessed. • •
He told you so last night, after he -
h&1 given me the slip inet most ungen-
tlemanly fashion.'. .
He:told me you Were his•tincle,Maj.
Crawshatv, 'and that he Was very much
afraid Of you. But I am notesir,' she
added, looking as him_feariesery, and
I will trouble you to let me pass. te wy
home.'
The major half deew aside to allow
her to pass, and then altered his mind
and blocked the way again. .
No,I can't be put down in that way,'
he said firmly, 'I mutt speak afia I will
spook, anti if you are not afraid of the,
you. will listen, My persecution will
not laht lone
".i.reret well; come to the counber tot
'Mellow, and lee.Yeeme in peace for to -
'Leave yon in peace said the major,
indignantly. I have had edough of
this nonsonewbetween the to of you.
.YOrt ;know my nephew is waiting for
you, well enough.' . '
I don't," she replied: t Where is
• •
Outside yourown.. eleter,--Lhanging
AMA Itke a thief.' • '
He.teld tam he would never do that
•
would tell. you. anything, My
.!:).hic. is an ..a,boiniTsnabil,e, liar,' Said
j.
Yett, he ia mit very trullifol,". said
Ruth, theeghtftitly,... •
• . had bathe listot1.19 an: eld,man:
likeene; nil thoinajor, 'thengle he may
telt you some plein truths; than to:
'Weak fellow; Itmight-de
yen'intirei geed; IVIisa. Daly, efteit•nil,"-- •
Reth Dale loelead at 'the uncle's: ear -
east ' hied at tentiyely, Mid he. money
chenged•for the: bettereind became 'erre,
'netural.
. Perhape it wobld. Clothe alotet thee;
she said.. . .
• • Hite turned from the direetimoshe had
bean pursuing,. and thetnajor said :
- --“.rhi-s way!' '
_ • ..
Yes away froto hint: ple,ase.1 ': she
• .
eta: •
.‘ Yon don't like -MY neetheW.'
• '1 cen't bear him.' • '
Honor brighe ?'
•<UPon my honor •
Then I have: nothing to troable you
abeut. 1 Can tiny goeta intnning at Immo,
that is if I can believe you -ed it's very
odd, seneohcitte but 1 caii. It• is all hie
fault, then . •
He stiohe as if he had made a full ex-
planation of the position, and . elle did
ot affect to in iSu paw stand..)fitn.
'Yes, it iia11 his faelt,' was tlie reply
• •• W4 e
would not 1)0 Se very; very foolish, and
not Make mo look so very foolish, too-
-if he would UM: to Miss Dart or Mise
Ratikkeeno, he' lied better not perhaps,
fel he iswo,k,and neither Of them would
make him n good wife—' • • '
Geed • Wife—good. God,' said the
major. ' ,
• But ,if.ket. Would keep away for a
while among his own people, or if you
would take him away to India, ir, ho
would soon • heegb, so much the bettor
for it.' • . • e •
And you. would he glad to seo the
last of hide'.
Yesevery glad, poor fellow,'
'I don't like that. poor fellows' said
the niejoe, doubtfully again. Pity is.
akin to love, the proveeb says.'
Ole.I oould never love him, with all
hisTropertratehis-book, and' nithiefttre-
mother and' sisters, to roe me even In'
return. He is t poor, weak, whiskey -
drinking by, who wants a good unele to
look after him.'
. Aro you laughing at Me r
No, I ant very serious, hub eveti thia
;Edwin Todd rinliben left too' von wild
too much, and so has grown wild. Ito
lies wanted his own way at hot1a-4, and
All his_ own fault.'
Yours; fin' you one his guardiatteand
he respects and 'fears you.'
' You are au extraordinary young
woman," exclaimed the major. You
"should have been in a better position
than at that beastly refreshment VOOrt-
ter. By Jove! here 1 ameroceiviog ad-
vice, instead of giving it.'
el am very rude, I fear.'
Not at all; don't Mention, it,' he ree
plied. '1 like rudeness of this kind ; iI
does one. good. You're straightforward
if I'm not.'
' Ale 1 remmither. jsaid last night
you were ncit straightforward, and you
were offended.' •
, 'Yes-t-because—bot never mind that.
Now tali me, Miss Daly, has uty nep-
hew asked you to marry him r .
Once to marry hirn-ieyerat times
to run away with bhp.'
And yon have refused hint the, see" -
oral times 1' '
Yes."
And the ouee to merry. hien-.1v1Ten
watt 'tient 1'
'Last e
Itheught so, and ¥0I1 said NO.'
• Yes,' cannot bear him—I could hate
hirn Almost—haven't I said WA—it he
wasn't such a. fool, and a Child 1' she ad-
ded 'passionately. There take him
away-, sir; take him away, and' do your
duty for once.'
Upon myword, Mies. Daly, I was
never talked to in this way before. • I
have been all my iife doing my duty,"
You have failed here, I think,' she
murmured, • • ;
And have ,you tleee you dety, Miss
Daly.? Let 'de aakyou. that in all:kind-
ness, and as: a 'man of My age may do to
a young lady out in the Woad and expos-
ed to temptation.' , •
I haveV tried. We can ,all but try;
.sheansWerede." I hope Tr.have Potliwbolly
•• • : . , • •
(To have been asked eeverai times te
run :awaywith my nephew implicit a
pettent listener. ••1 wish; you had not
said several times; but just ..oncee• and
then a sound slap,to his leathern' chops,_
anda gallon of thee bad tee thrown over
• 'Yes, ib mightheVe been Wise,' was
the quiet reeponse, belt one has to bear
,o great deal, And take everything • as a'
jest, • behind thecolinter, or else the pro-
prietors say we al'e, disobliging and bad
tempered,.and. ruining. the trade. And
peel?* was . a jest—for him:: e•It is
difficult to .take in earnest everything he
• ' is a fool, Mies' Daly. A: perfect.
feel 1' said the excited.' reajore , •
' ant afraid- he. is not particularly
• . Peril apS,' he itdded,, if.flhTa look af-
tee hiro a little 'more,it wOnld not be lost
, time:Minty_ paet,' •
dont think it weal. He is nettle
rally. a .good teniperednueo,--most of the
;June den girls 'like tet 'See . 11/4 i in ; at the
-
Station.' . " t. •
. . , • ,
And:yen :will nototbe sorry to part
With him r: -• .— •
f1 Shall, be very •glad,' : sheatiewered
frankly. • • • • • '
hos.screck. me that a fetv of the
girlsie.your: position tire fend Of ettene
eiou even from Arlen' like Todd..'
A feW,,pethepe.. Butethere are not a
few deserving of kind tvef•ds einti honest
fojks"sythpatby.': •• • •
•• '1 treat se.'. • : • • ' „
, ,'• Try. Mid believe so; Majec,"letwehaeit,
velien;S'pititee•inetli1ied.to be ltaidnettpur
.:jecittetioet Upon. n.e'she reineed. 'Good
. , • .•
day.' •
: Aee. vonr 0 -eine floor.;
-.! ys!,!, if yea, will allow me'
' Would. net!detain Yon for Cm werld
egaineb yoer NIB. • 1: •ani obliged,. deeply
'obliged,by all that yen have teld,me
—1 think you eve teught money .clu
instead: ems. teeehing you: anything,'
raid. -May I sled:elude with You
.befote ge 7' • • :
• •
. CM -tate I y,' 'she answered,. pttiting n .
tittle gloved hanclin hie. • ,
shoeld like to ask you ene,tplestion,
if you will let MO 7' • . ,
bowet1 her head in assent.
Are you satiefied . with yotir poSition
at Battleten Junetion.?' he impeir
Would; you riot be hsppici'inrt diffMent
sphere of liter • . '
. She beeitetted fey aninstitrit,
'My mother; who Was a- widow,,died
suddenly and' left, me very peon 1 wee
aletio in the' World, end Meerregliwater,
eekheaseneyeoffe ei nettol d..111.0 WsitS q10
. beet that 1 eoiild do for Myself.' • ' • .
Ho'/1./1 big a line as yoling Tell 1!
•lestettee, major, • You haven't been
happy:in a bertleof this kind—you—it
is impossible.' •
tOtio is neeor happy without friends,
—but,' wieli a sudden sigh, 3 exiSt.., and
•hope for better days.' , •
.011e . will porno to such as, you—bet.
ter days and truer friends than yon have
found et. Battleton.- Good -by; Miss
Daly; God bless you 1 if yen will allow;
,et old soldier to say it. .
'Thank you,' she murmured. • •
Major Orawshaw raised hie hat with
formelity and tea tonsiderahlo height,
and the Strutted off like A man at the
head of his regiment, and • Ruth, Daly
went slowlyaril. thoughtfully borne -
ward.
TITAT DESICINIXO 11/4W0$.
Mej, Orawshaw took his nephew to
town with libertine -very next morning.
By wleatdrulacetnerit or terrible threats
the ytiung gentleman. was persuaded or
foreed to accompany his relativeonatters
not to the entrport of the story; certainly
it is that Todd was borne off to London
o spend a few. days with the major in
that officer's snug ehamber in the Albany
and that the days lengthened into weeks, •
-_
a
nel weeks into months, before he was
hack again at Battleton. Meanwhile
young Todci was launohed,poesibly hurl -
ad, into society, which he took to kind-
ly after his fleet dip, the aa•sior having
been wise enough to disceeter for hien
somewhere one or two contgenial, souls
also partial to billiards and tobacco-
-young fellows with no statch in them,
but eons ,of old Mends, with nice sisters
Otimmering in the background some-
where, ond destined to burst presently
upon the enraptured Tocld,las the artful
major. bad destined from the first, Sits
tees with money ; one with immense ex
pectations, but with a slight drawback
of a wen behind the ear, but for all that,
an extremely nice girl, not too' proud to
turn asidti from' young Todd's attention,
which became manifttst by slow degrees,
ttleticlit;.fter he had heard about the pro-
p .
tee.
"Gleuf le ost the itriceze vie Evening."
This line of old rhyme is quite appro-
priate w.beu applied to "Pleasaill: Purge-.
Give :Pellets.' 'I don't like to taks pills
if I can avoid it," we -often bear persons
'say, "because the'' constipate sue so,"
no1/4v,athe !Pellets' never do this, They
are Bo gentle und mild that their Week is
'almost preeieely similar to a flatfeet move-
ment of the bowel t and no unpleasan t ef-
fects are left•behind. By all druggists.
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CLINTON.
Pimples, Boils
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And Cerbuneles reoult from a deldliteted•
impoterished, or Impure condition ot tno
blood. Ayer'e Sarsaparilla prevents mad
cures these eruptions and painftkl turners,
leY removing their cause; the only effect-,
ual way of treating them.
Ayer's Sereaparine has prevented the
usual course Of 130ili, which hoe pained
and distreueed meerery sewn, for several
years. -Geo. Scales, Plainville, Ifich.-
1 was badly troubled With. Pimples on
e face; also, with &discoloration of the
which. showed itself in ugly dark
itches. No externai treatment did more
han, temporary good; Ayer's Samoa"
!Oa effected
A Perfect Cure,
and 1 have not been troubled sinee.-
Boddy, River st., Lowell, latiss.
„I was troubled with Boils; and my
health was inueh impaired. 1 began
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, in due
time, the , eruptions all disappeared, and
my breath was completely restored. -
John 11, Elkins, Editor Manley Observer,
Albemarle, N. C. •
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1, was troubled, for a long time, with a
'sumer Which appeared on my face in ugly
Pimples and Blotches. Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla cured me, 1 consider it the beat
blood purifier in the world,- Charles
North Craftsbury, Vt. •
Ayer's Sarsaparilla -
Is sold by aerugglsts and dealers in med-
icine. A.sk for Ayer's Sarsanarifia, and
do not be persuaded to take any other.
Preparceby Dr, 3,0. Ayer it Co., LoWell, Mesita
rile° Si; sir bottles, SS.
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ROBERT DOWNS,
CLINTON, o
Manufacturer and Proprietor tor the best Salm 11E1 1
Dog in use. Agent for the sale and application of
CIO fig -FISHER PATENT AUTOMATIC BOILER. et lane...
STEAM FITTINGS furnished. and applied on, Mort
notice'.
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Boilers, Arigines. and all kindsof lila
ehinery repaired expeditiously and
In a 'aotisfatetory manner, •
Farm implements manufactured dad repaired. Steam
and.Water Pipes "furnished aud Put in.,position, Dry
Mins fitted up on application. chorea moderate,
.MilLOMPED PaT:
UV- VIIE HUMAN BODY. ENI.ARGED. 'DEVELOPED, '
MR1110.•141.1WMILLIONILLMIYIMON21.11
iT'r (LEN WPC EN ED, gal .la U iniereettuLtdverld.entc=_*.
-i=17717=rtiu In our tge
there i9 no evidence or hgroliut about this. On the oonirnr ,
tho advertiser.; tire Tor hight indorsedL..lot,.rooteder:on
TJ 4184.104 circulars giving tal I partioularLlidd ra
, 3h,a
g
" jdtunest, CO, Buffalo, N. IC.-TO}ado Lytialug Boa.
LL -AN E
Parties going to the old country this stinither should
take this popular lino: The boats: are the Most com-
plete en the Atlantic, and aceommodation Unsurpassed
11-5.4.1311i 31,`,S rims VERY LOW
YEXCiffliSlON LtittTES.
i‘aTEEP.Atir.: PANNAG I.; AT
rwanalp
••0411 and g-ot all particulars -of '
i4 ATTIGORI, QUINTON
• AGENT' G. T. ,11.•
ako's'E ILS1 ROGAN
•AftOr eeveettl test it the Lae' fair in
Clinton, it...wee tinivereally arltiiittott that
POR PSEPECT ANS; E4y* AGT.coN; .11.111ArfTY
OF. FIN/SIX, AND. 1317.DETSL1t5.017. 7'f)ND,'
EX:Cr:LSI:Olt .n -i. a w!.!?,,... mite
ere, a.nd destind te i Ne.piprthr
input of tlie el re. 1his. it1tiiti tit t1/4 fa6t.
that a ii•vpr4.1(1,1 itecertoin
ly speeke volemee for theinettimietios,:itud
partieepureletehm iiee.'t 1141 Ettoene
•sitentelfere buyiug c'seiehere,
•V. 0AKEC4;„ .
Faettoy the- e emirs nesti of Mei Hey ei luwp
Sher), tt el ry. St. , Clinton. •
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ennett
et -THE. LEA:Isms:-
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EM ALM'
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.• Olin ton.
The BEST of EGYPTIAN
PE.01151.3 Med. in KM IlALMING
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A large assortment Of two y thing
' in the Undertaking.litie. •
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lit &dor:Stem Clinton.
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RESIBBNCE, ORO.TGI-B- ST.,
NEAR METHODIST 'CHURCH
CIAINTOT
Horse and Cattle Food PLANING MILL
BBNIIIILLER N11):RSBRIE,
FRDIT Are ORNAMENTAL TRESS, bl•Cett
WAY sratrox woToa AND
ASTRACHAN rINE,
THE LATTER ov WHICH nil MAKE A. 11191grAIT
LARGE, STOOK ON HAND
The nbdTe •rnatantisti knee aid elelseng w/114,1
;a very low prices, nail those owning anyt
thia eemteetion win 'aye otos*, porellaning ,
Ortlera by toiN be promptly ofillpAir 0
41.41.diroac,
.181411 'STEWART, Boomillari
iflre Xneilaretzlee:A
A °Ws of prosorly humid at 'sweet tariff rates.
teetteeass esaapaatee.
91ICKETS 'VIA N. W. T. CO. LINE BOATS TO
WINNIPEO AND ALL LAKE POINTE, 0
by all rail lines over the GRAND TRK ENand C
DA. P.A.CIPIO to any point on that line, Winni
Brandon, be., Dakota. XRDARS, or any point reached
by rail, Neal or foreign.
COMO amt. see ma before you buy tickets anywhere,
AS. TUOMPSON Clinton.
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nhosStevellson
-THE--
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Leading Undertaker
cir_411417. rr 0 INT .
Anticeptio Embalming Fluid kept
on hand.
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My Funeral Director, j. 0. $teven-
son, he's attended the'Behool of Em-
balming', in Toropto, to make himself
profieientin the art of embalming.
REMEMBER' THE PLACE,.
Obsis Teen Tower -
THUS STEVENSON
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50,000 To LOAN at-6.porCont.
Why pay othetal, 8, 0 and 10 per cent, •
when you eau get money from Us at 6per b.
Firit•elass loans si per Ont. ' Large loiuis
• • • • 5 per Cont.
TER14S 'made to suit borrower; regarceing
payment end period of loan, '
4-1)Ply to ' •
.F.ARIUN TISDALL.
BANKERS, CLINTON.
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TIIE JVIO.LSONS.
Incorporatod bY Act Of 1;411'1n:inert% 1055.
CAPITAL, - :$2,900,900.
MONTREAL.
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3. II. it. IfOLSON • • r • Vice -Pres.
F. WOLFERSTAN '.1.110MAS,-,Clehera1.Manager
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Nolo.; discounted, Collectlops made, : Da-qc •
issued, Strcling and AnzertecenA ogli-tve
lougla-ance sold at lowest
n-11;:4415-.1Z619/7cit
etnilrarllr;ti
01)
• B' .Al(?...A1L.14.3Rft-g. •
Money adVaneeci Tarincrs on tliclr myn notes whit.
er. more eadged:. No mortgap required as
• ' - a. DItafelf.•15 Manager; '
jantiltry • - ()tluten
+L. 2 D D LE 0:15. 13 Es,
'!datcli and. Clod
J'eltvieetetel, &c.;
leeet.4:1e, re. 4 Lasi sere 13 5l
. wilc:a•ce lp icete 21 51c5S aSsiertruent 91
iitArcas,. CLOCKS, JEOLIXRY, SILVER.:
• Willa -W.) A,11.1:Colt .at re4hotaablo
35 •r.v•try itsbeription pronwtly -
tended to, and till were warrettea. •
. BIDDLECOMBE.
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'SAVE': 20 IIPElt, CENT
1830-SEitlI-0ENTENNIAL-1886.
' • . YEAR OP Tug '
GORE DISTRICT FIRE INS1t0
c.otid„taboti. on Cesdi end Mattel Plans.
IToN. SO. laitrAt. INt. P. P., — President.
AbAm WAitNeent, Es., -- Vice -President
R. S. STRONG, • - .11.1anaging Director
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TEGOR
Eaters upon its FIFTIETH ;YEAR much
stronger and mete prosperoua Chin at any
previous period, having $218,896 of Assets
and praticaelyNO LIABILITY except a
i atturanoe Reserve ef $30,000. There are $20,
000 deposited with the Ontario Government
and over $9d,000 held in Mortgagees Deb&
tures, And CaOli immediately ava,1141es to
meet losses.
Mutual Policy•holders in the "Bore" bave
20 per cent. with undoubted security.
Por full particulars aprly to 115,1.0 °snag GALT
or to JOIKN HIDOUT, Agent, Clinton
This food is one of the best in the world,
it will clean all kinds of worms from tole!)
and horses, and pot new • spirit, in old -and
wort) down horses. Alto
Ground Linseed. 1ca1 On
'Cake and -Flax Seed.
CALL ..1.1"I'D SEE TI1E15.
JAMES STkilr, CLINTON"
•ca.
73 RY N
rlImi BOBSORIBER it AVINci JUST COMPLETED
J., and furnished his new Planing 5011 with machin-
ery of the latest improved patterns, is now prepared
to attend to all ordersitt his line in 1101 2001) prompt
and satisfactory manner. and at reaseneme rate& lie
would ;3‘18.0 return thariks to' ail who natroulSed the
filltdPntit3t(31°:)401111trit 58:0041?(Ilertrirodo?':g6(tgpeSiaMlyK,,
foots coinident lie ean gNe flatisfaCtion to MI.'
OrintOotr,-.11/edP thGr
e and Teunk P46
.• • cTHOMAS itellEIOILI
1/4
ROLLERFLOUR
AT oo.lo PElt,'0„WT,
BRAN by TON or OWL,
A1.1 GOCTS.' PBR mrr.,
Delivered auy wherein town free et charge
MRS 3011N RAISON
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