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when he returned_ to Baetteean be junCtion refreshment counter.'
It is harder work here,' said Miss
Daly. There is more reSpOntilblitty
and leas atnueement,'
'Oh deal ;Why, you don't men to
No ; 1 •-lon't sae anything,' replied
Miss Daly, with a erotic), as if enjoyitig
ea - for wee Daly was not to be seen at Xaj. ,Cra.wshaves sur only that
thsrefreshment counter, and BAttlet0M. Pri"rer my rise in life to the junction,'
Junction and Bettletou Junction- folk "el °1at am indebted te Mr; Fresh-
water for putting sarth confidence in
lwAenilvaaueety it was i 1 hopo on are very
I
'1 am very well, r ank you,' replied
•
Miss Daly, regsrdid him theughtfully,
evenadeitically. •
'1 ant very plentsed toeheer it. 'This
LS an agreeable cshange of life from. tlie
was stili a feett man, however ehe heti
not acted precipitately;• he was taken
times to conaider his future course, he
thought, aritlioshad an idea in his mind
that it would be 'jelly,' after all this
society, to see Miss Daly again for a
little while. Herein he was disappoint -
knew her no more, , She had vantelted
astwaypinal the 3 oung ladies behindthe
perk pies and the sandwiches. .did net
kaowovhat had become' of her; They
were not even curious as to what:had
become of her; and Mises Racket was
rude enough to add ; 'and a good job,
toe,' when: shrtinforined gr, Todd„some,-
140,t spitefully, that Miss Daly lied
withdrawn from service at the refresh -
meet buffet forever and ever, that she
had been gone, 'oh, :goodness knows
how long!' rind she 70net the only
one who thought it was a fair rich -1;3110e
of a, stuck-up young person. There was
a Miss Creasy in her pleas], a very large
young woman, with a pair of soft, rosy
cheeks, and a tower 'of false yellow
• baba with n'gold Arrow and a ribber% in
it; but Mr. • Todd did net l•ike the looks
of Miss Greasy, .end faded from bor and
• the Battleton girls altogether after this.
He went back --to London, and to the
lady with the wen', earl to his uncleto
whom he said nptt C. word: concerning
Ruth .DalY's disappearance firm • the
'Junction counter, keeping that little feet
to himself fora 3.eason.,which bp could
hardly have explained had he been
called upon todo so. He liked to keep
things to himself did Master Todd. Na-
ture had not endowed latan witlia.capas
cious or cemmittnicative pthalaaviiith was
nature's fault, of course, and net his
own. He had a faint. 'eotion• th.at his
• uncle 'would haVe been very glad to hoer
that Miss Daly had get the .' seek,' and
so be woulc. not tell his uncle that she
had gene. It was young 'Todd's WAY,
and . ii stteed unpleasant eorrattents at
any rete. made Might have said,
with Miss Racketa:'And, a .good•joba
too;' and at ell. itaepts Maj.. CtraWeltaw '
should not hey° thesettPlietursity Of *r-
• ing it before one who had been 'mere
dreadful Speen& •oti.Miai Daly than he.
had ever cated.to confess':
• And it wasebsolutely certain; that*
Crantsbak Was uottelare' of , Miss
Daly's departure from Battleton, orslid
that able and indefatigable old'ateldier
know -more -ef-tbat-yottng:-lctdy"a-move•e
meets. than his nephewi For :Maj.
Crawshaw wee not of a .COnitiauntatitive
disposition.; any more than young :Todd
was; and h9 Was sly at•all events iti•the
matter, though iteweaafer yeting-'Todd's
good --and -Miss ..baly'S that Ale. shriek"
keep things to himself, and a .cloud fcit:
• ever between thole. 'There was no sta-
bility in young Todd, no respect for those
°•beneath hint in social position ao real
love in his entire system ; and .hang it !.
little Ruth Daly was too good :for the:
knit altogethee,. kiss Daly, thought
the ' major, Was a clearer, and Seeeible
.little woman. with her.' pretty .head
screwed on the right Way, atel with- less
infernal nonsense about her thenbe had
discovsred irutnf'tvnenan yet ;• and lie re°, •
• spected Miw Daly' because she was a •
girt who knew how to respect herself.
told -MtlFreshwater thie -at-the-
Interniatiorial hotelaS. VT.Twrlins and
Freshwater'S new and colossal specula-
tion. at• Lambeth. Bridge, Where'aiddlY.
enough, Miss Daly was to be; found in
the post of cashier And- book • keeper -aa
piece of Promotion which gr. Fresh-
weter hadconsidered -.himself 'jhatified
in offering' to Miss Daly, after a quiet,
little talk, of whiCh Mise.Daly was never
awareabetween,Maj. ••Crakshaw and his
speculative 'self. • •
Miss Daly was surprised •Ortil morning.
to find Maj. Crawehaw heieg' flown ite
to her. own little ,counting, house, some
three or four months after their last ine
terview. at Eatttieton. .
'Mite's a gentlematt 1 this* you know,'
Miss 'Daly,' said Froshketer, •as the
major. Made his:. best bow and Shook
hands with her. ,, I did say :so. I used to dune here
'The major V Miss Daly. exclaimed.' very frNuelitly; Said the major; 'but I
have altered my habit lately,'
4 ' •
' •
'Beside:a? he added with a suddenness
which made Miss Daly jump, -' I' ciid
not watt: to be a spy again upen you
• and my nephew: I. --I thought If , he
cboee to come here, and had.mide up
his ,mind to •come hare,'1 had better
keep away, and lettee yon to yOureelves.'
• That: 'Was very kind of you,' said
Miss• Daly, quietly but his people
would have been very much alarmed,
and aot at all obliged b you.'
I don't care,' said the major, hluffiy,..
'Ob, but yotedid caro once,'
uot afraid tow of yaw" Making
a fool of tny' nephew, or of my nephew's
being ' able td make' a fool of yeti,' he
And it has struck me that if
be were really in love with you he could
tot have a more sensible wife, and the,
sooner you eettler the matter the better,
if Ws omit* round to that. There.'
'Thank yett," said Miss Wt.. • • .
'And if he has said anything to you,
-Ilea infernally sly, and I eatt't make
him out tttt all -.I shotikl like-' '
'I have not Spoken. to Me. Todd. That
• petit:flan dOeS not. Itnow 1 a% at the
International,' interruptedMO.,
Not yet exelaityal tho mej tal'a 'And
yea don't want him to know, perhaps11
'1 shollid leave the plate at onco if
he knew I was .here, and if he became
me.
'Yes, yes -exactly,' said the major, ;
and I am sere you were never fit for
•the counter, and feeding the strengers
and eads in front of it ; A false position,
young lady --ea totally/false position, I
assure you.'
• You must not he too hard upqn My
glass major . You remetnber
' How yon took me to task,'. he re:
plied. '1 shoeld think I did remember
that. T-I-e:edmired- .But there, you
don't like compliments.' '
And you are very busy
Yea, 1 am rather busy jest now.'
• 4 • would not disturb you for the
world,' said Maj. Crawshaw ; but I'.
thoaght I should like to see youaagsin
for a few' minutes, after Freshwater had
told me that it was the real Miss Daly
in office liqar. It was almoet like corn-
ing to see an old friend. " Perhape you
awoaldealikeeto-aee--Miss Daly," Fresh-
water said to mejust now ;' and "By
Jove ! 1 should," I told hint. ` And that
is the reason for inytioubling you.'
trouble at all,' said Miss Daly, ,
smiling again and taking up her pen, at
Whieh significant hint he terned to go
away, h4ding out his•handiertie 'More to
her after a mement'e hesitation.
'Good evening,' he said:
Good evening; major.' , •
' You --you don't ask after. nay neph,
_thvai.he said • what has become of him
--,whether 1 aim doing my duty by him
and looking after him, as yeu, advised
me tos do 1‘.' - ; .
• ie Isewell, I hope,'
• Quite well, thank you.'
I thotight hoss. I see .liitn very
often, and he appears to, possess all his
old' health:and
Good bled •has he found you. out
,again thee, '1' exclaimed the major. 'The
artful 'scainp 1 he has never told-'
. „ .
•
/Hellas not seen Me,' said Miss:Daly,
domarely ,‘ but through these. wire
blinds I see him very frequently com-
ittg up the steps to luncheon With, his
fdends, 1.1m glad he is well.' •
':�h! yes; exactly:so. We are
.:all glad,' muttered the inejcita-LBut if
he finds out you .are here he, will be very
tnech-astonished and 'delighted,
am afraid.' •" '
' Afraid,' Murmured Miss Daly.
Yes, because -a:. 'But there, rcannot
help your meeting. I don't.ki;)riv that'
I should try, if thought -:r ash" it !-
Good everting ;Alas% Daly--aood even-
. ,Maj. Crawshaw rode away' in a con-
dition very much perturbed, and the In-
tereetionat° hotel, S. W.recheed not
with his` martial tread for many a
afterwArd. • • '
AS foolish a fellow as be was at the Juno
lion,' replied, Ituth,
I thought of telling him you thre
here. 1-'1'
;If you do, 1 will never speak to you
again V cried Ruth. .
The major loakedastonished; but he
teak her hand, - prontieed not to tell
young Todd, hoped he had nOt -offended
her, and went his way.
He came very regtilarly to the 'titer:
natiooal after this ;. lie attired itia J.
bits, again. He was evidently a man
not very long of One mind, thought
Mitre Dili, The Old Cronies' club, PAW
Mall, saw very little of Itim once more.
Its -peace and reet, its capacious arm
chairs in the smoke room, its smug din-
ing.room, where the viands were to his
teete, and the waiters net hungry for
fees; were all deeerted _for the stir and
bustle. of the flash establish Went .s,t Lath -
beth :Bridge, and the mixed Assembly
which poured into its mammoth dining
room every evening at six, and ,talked
and laughed loudly, and went out ' red:
faced and sterineeinto the Streets.'
The. terrier dicr net speak to Miss Daly
on every occasion that he patronized the
International; on the contreey; he kept
his distance to an inordinate extent,and
wastomitent'with a good eveping once
week. .He knew she,wa:s in the count-
ing hotase-eictfe in the counting house -
and that no young Todd was hanging
about the doors, and that was. enough
for him And his purpose, For his Oita
pose'thottg,ht Miss Daly, a little indig- '
•nantly, now and. then, was. to keep his•
etre tiposi her, to stiapect her; his misson
in life,was te keep guard on his nephew
and herself, despite all that she had
said: As it she were notlo be believed
and Wasted ; its if he had any right to
watelt her in this odd, ineanless fashion.
as if it answered any good putposeeor
would have .been of any. nse, hadshe
beenae disposed to assert her rightsattid
elude bis old-fashioned ,yigilenee. • • '
!' And yet he wesnot a Spy, and scarce -
1y acted like one.. :Wheel expressed his
.horrorof playing the .spy even,. and
seemed -art earneet,. thoughtful, • grave
gentleman at thesb-titnes. She wondered
*hy he Caine sooften to the Internation-
al, for she. was eure he did not 'like'
the hotel, and she could not ineleistend
why -he put himself sent Of the Way se
.frequently to exchange stfeW wordswith. Mr. Freshwater, she being'alsosurethat
he didanot tike Mr. Freshwater, whose
manners were obtrusive and 'loud,' and
whose head had been not a little turke• d
by the suceese of his main Moth estAblish-
inent. twist -come to•meice sere Ms
;aepletw' wes not hovering about still,'
aotherwise there periled to be .no valid
reason *by heshould take so Much pains
to feeder himself uncesefot table. .
' One.? dayle Asme bathe hotel before
• eleven in The moectincs, dressed in a• new.
surtoet ceat, with a dower' in his button,
hole. and a hat se glossy that he might
have sliaeed himself in it,. Ho marched,•
to the'caunting, house, as if the place
belonged 'tallith,' 'Old the heed waiter,
to a epbordifiatea... • • :•
.
' Do you. kiatik what to -day is, Miss
Day' he inquired,.
' Tuesday, is it rioter •,
tut! I mean , whet anspiciolis
• N4ut;' said, Ruth. Theta the looked
at his new. goat:and •shiny hat,: and
thought he wee going to be Married. She
e very sorry heaves 'caught ," and sure
in her heart ...that: it was by '.9, designing
widew with money. in the fund, And'
some half a dozen s gown -up sons and
daughters' by ,,way of fittnily -.-encume
brancesa, .
'1 am going to A wedding.' •• s .
,‘ indeed !' • . :
• 'My .neeliete'S wedding. .,Mr. Todd
enters the holy state this morning. I Mu
his beat -man:. ••.
Ilo watebed hor very closely,With lils
clear agreY 'eyes fixed. and . unbtinking,
eed RuthDaly ,objected to his Eitare,aed
felt herself reddening .beneath hisgaze.
• 'This is a, stirpriee,' sheremaeked.„,
'Yes. • HA], Married title niciraieg'
.he said, in a..tone alnioat too triuniphant
to please Miss Daly. It seemed to say•
I have won the game you, are out of
the reckoning atlast, 'wild there's an end
°fit and You?'•
.• 1 •
CHAPTER Yr.
.. A eitisis. •
• Two months had gone • by , before
-Maj;,--draavehew -eater the huge caravan-
sary again. :• It wes six in the evening
when lie comthencecl his dinner there;
it was half past eight ere he had finished.
It was a quarter to aline When he took
the liberty of proceeding to the count-
ing house, which Miss Daly was thitik-
ing of closing for the night as he ap-
peared: ,
Goodevening ss Daly. •1 trost
you will excuse•so late a visitor.'
f, Certainly, major.' .
They. Shook hands „together, and then
. Ruth ,Daly adked if he had been in the
country or abroad. '
Why sheuld you think that he
Asked almost peremptorily. ,
• ' I thought you dined here very -fre-
quently -at least 1..unclerstoOi you to
say 86, remarked Miss Daly.
I forget you tame ; but Mr. Todd's. un-
cle, is it not I'
Major Clrawshew coughed as • 111r.
_Freshwater took his departure. It is
not pleasatit for onoS tunic to be forgot-
ten, and to stand a wittless to a short
rnemoried individaars struggling to re-
call it, and he told his name Wpm with
a grim survey of her. Me. Todd's un-
cle, too! What -a terrible way of recol-
lecting a man, and a major.t
strange you shoilld • find me
bere 1 that Mr. Frealvesater-''
Maj. °rickshaw hastened to explain.
fat ,Noe;&all strange,' he said qttioltly,
Dditeelere :very frequently; there are
troneratfe and bustle than at ney club-
clubratery old faelfiOned now, and half
my tdends away at the wet., and 40' on ;
anetjavelies end Presh*ater are eircel-
lerit caterers to.the British public, and
.iOne gots something to oat that is decent
-and Itere 1 ase.'
'Yes; but how did you know. I Was
thd counting house departmentro.
Oh,' said the major eeddeeing"
chance word or two with Ditchwater„
Freshwater'niean- ,about hie manage-
tuent and his finance and book keeping,
And he Fetid he found that lediee made
. aim° lien t clerks, and that he could trust
the bats or the inter:national to Miss
Daly ; and Wen 1 riaturally said, 'What
Miss Daly'l----not crop Battletorpsurelyr
I hcipe he has mede a wise 'choice,'
said she. • '
1 thillk so. She is nota chit of a
girl, but a women of mind,who will leek
after him and the money she brings him.'
Yoe are satisfied
• PerfectlY satisfied,'
That is all right; then,' she murmur-
ed, in so dry, a tone that he looked at
her. very sharply. •
',I suppose you think that when I am
satisfied everybody ought to be, Miss
Daly V lie ,said 'or, rather, you think
that I think sO
'Miss Daly laughed.
'I cannot say, I have eonstdered the
matter very deeply,' she replied;
the 9ontrary, my thoughts have been
.ad'dcring somewhat et' artgely.'
;In what direction, Ilda y I ask r
In yours.'
'My 'dear young be exclaimed.
eagerly, what do you Meat. I Did you
say in tnine
• 'When you asked tee what auppielout
day this was, I thought you were going
to your own weddittg,' she said.
• The major stared hastier than ever,
and his lower jaw dropped on tobis 84-
tinstook. • Ho took his new hat off,and
breshed it the wrono, way With his coat
sleeve, and then put it carefully on
again.
God bless my soul! what an extre-
ordinary thought,' he said.
Not very extraordinary, stately.'
'That anyone ebould think -that you
should, think -1 was gbing to be mar-
ried this morning ! dear no `, I wish you
rereitot troubled with such stilly idea,•
liss Daly: . .
4 Silly I.,
'1 WOUld have preferred you think,
ag I was gontg.to be hanged,' he said,, j.
easily, - as lie walked &trey in, great ,
taste,
'Cross old bachelor!' she ssid, with a
1014t, as she tamed to her books; 'it is
a well, for the lady's sake, that you are
tot going •te he tnarried, Maj, Craw -
haw.' .
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' •et to attacks of Croup, arid I failed to
..al. any effective reme,ty until• I .com,
Permed. administering Ayer's- Cherry
Pectoral, This. prepar.ition relieves the
difficulty- of breathinir and invariably
sures the -c.omplaint,-11.avid (1.• StarlfS,
Chatham, Coltimbia. Co.,, Y.
have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
in ray family for Many years, and.
Lave found it especially valuable in
'whpoping Cough, This medicine allays
all irritation, prevents inflammation -from
extending, to the lungs, and quickly Sub-
dues any tendency to Lung-Complaiitt,
-JAL Wellington, Plainville Mich. •
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• •
find no medicine so effective, for
Croup and Whooping Cough, as Ayer's •
Cherry•Peetoral, It was • the means of
saving tho life of my little boy, only six
months old, carrying him safely through •
the worst ease of Whooping Cough ever
saw. - Jane Malone, Piney Plvits5Terin.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Prrpared by Dr. J. C. Ayer .k Co'., Lowell, Masa.
Sold by all Druggists. -Prim $1; six bott1es,$5.
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JUNMtLLEfl NURSN41r.
FRUIT AN. ORNAIKENTA.1; TEEM' NQE
WAT SPRUCE. 8COTOR AND
AsTRAcsiAN EVA
TAN LAWN/ Or WOW WEE A 'WOW
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LARGE. OTOOK ON HAND
The Om ornamental trees and 811011"0"4411 bciid
at Very low prices, sad those wearies aaything a
tide 08101041013 Will naVa smnify smsciiming *go.
OriOra Nag eteggai fO
sidircsai
JOHN STEWA*T, 4
Wire InsureAlee•
• R013ERT DOWNS,
- CLINTON,
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anufacturer and Proprietor for the hest SziwiiI
og in use. Agent for the sale and application of
zar PURIM PATENT ii.IITORATIO'BolLER CLPLANEri.
rEAM .FITTINGS furnished and applied ens short
notice. .
*tiers. Engines: and all kinds of Pia
ohinery repaired eapetlittenyily and
• in a satisfactory wanner. •
. .
arm Implements manufactured and repaired. Steam
d Water Pipes furnished walnut in position. Dry
tins fitted up on application. Charges moderato.
TIMIT,ELOPED...r.tinn
TASIRMIMOIMENOMMIMIIMOIMMOMMX,
Or . TUE ROMAN ISODIr••• ENLARGED. DEVELOPER,
iltrEENGTH ENE% Eta., is no Interesting ogivortwoment.loo
rata,„1.24.2=6.aula
abOUt
the .dverttners ore very h gbl iudOreed. Interooted pOrElons
nut ot.',..2.5.....t24.1=T4,1=2.1tUaat...,....,...,,Lo, ,oddreselp
Rum ilsmost Oo., Maas, N. Y.-Tolecio Evening Be%
ALLAN UNE
' 0 4
A.9iiitis prifporty Waned at lowelit tatiff rates.
• First -dna cossnanies.
fIlIONETS VIA, N. W. 7. Ord. LINE IROATS
WINNIPEO LIM ALL L.S.EN POINTS, hT
by all rail limo over Mae SHAND MAUL Mal CA
DA PACIFIC .to ay' point on' that Moo, Winn
Brandon, Ikir.,Batota, iritsans, er any pond r
ee�Sd
by raft, local or foreign.
Cone wad, see inc Indere you. taritn anywhere.
1410)IPSON,
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ivolo.d9loalciony, lc
arlies going teethe old-countrythis_sumniet should
ake this popular lino. The boats are the most com-
Iota re the Atlantic, and accommedation umnirpassed
Alrki:ifIrPAA.VSEI.CTAVS14141ITILATES.
,• STEISAAGE AT
1101T031
•• Call and 'get all .parti•oulars of
A. 0. 17A.,T2i-oilp N.!r.?1.1.,,,i !Nero N p
Ok AMMO. ORGAN
ThosStevenson
Leading Undertaker
Anticep- tic in -16144 Hold kept
on hand. •
My Funeral Director, .5tevisn-,
son, has attended the • School of Em-
balming, in Toronto., to make himself
profieient in the art of embalming.
'REMEMBER TME,IPLACE,
OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.
THOS, 'STEVENSON
A tet the severest test at the late fair in
°Hutch), it was universally admitted that
roit rEll,FECT Axe EASY ACTION, EDAUTy
OF -FINISH, AND SWEETNESS OE TONE, the
EXCELSIOR Was away ahead of all 'oth-
ers, and.destined to be the Popular instru-
Merit of the day. The], along witlethe fact
that a special prise waaaiVarded. it, eertaie
it-epee:Its volumes for the les tro Tents, and
parties purchasinishoutd pee the Exam-
. . 810.R before buyiaaeelsewh'ere,
GEO. F. OAKES, Peoeitairon.,
Factory three doors w.est of-111tilloY's Pthip
-----ShiapeRattenbtiry St., Clinton. -
••••••':•.:•;,.• ''' • •.••,- •
omen
-THE LEADING _
BIUCT011
BALMER
'.401" CH's -bats.
The BEST- Of 'EGYPTIAN
FLUIDS used iri .11111BALMING
,A. large assortment of evelything
. in the 'Undertaking line.
Ra' *Racier, Store, .C11.0.
RESIDENCE, ORANGE ST.,
NBAlt METHODIST CIITYR011
01-4 IN-1'01NT
OAT - MEALI 'PLANING MILL
_AND_
$5e,000 To LOAN aL6_or Ct;
• why pay othere 8, it ad 10 pereent, "
when you Can get money from us at 6 per...e.
First,c1ass1oant5i per cant, : large loifis
• 5 per cent, ,
TP1111 Made to suit borrower, regarding .
pay arent-arid3eriod-el
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Plenty ' ot Oatmeal on band, 'Granulated
Standard, Rellea and Pine for 13lactuts,
CORN NIZAL, coinsi VINE,
BUCIOVItEAT FLOM
OttACEBD WHEAT.
Wm' Entrant VIE OATS. '
STRAP.
iNTON
Apply to .,
PARRAN& T1S1.)A LL„.
•Be.ructRs,
TIIL MOLSONb BANK.
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Incorporated by AO of Parlianeviei 1558.• - •
CAPITAL; $2,000,000 •
HEAD OFFICE,. MONTREAL.
THOMAS ,WORKMAX, • President. •
R. ..MOLSON - ... '' „Vice -Pees.
F. WOLFERSTAN THOM:,,,i5, General Manager .
• . • •
Notes discounted,' Collections. • made, Draf
issued, Sterling arid Anceriean exceereee
bougla and sold at lowest •
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D V It X L /4'
frillE SUE% BSCRIBHAVING JUST C,OMPLET
.L and furnished his new Planing ifill withmachin.
cry et the latest improved patterns, le now prepared
tO attend to all ordersin lin8 10 the mot prompt
and satIsfaotory manner. and at reasonable rates, Ile
would also return thanks to all Who pktrobinfd the
old firm before they Were 'wiled out, and now .being
.111 bottor nissition to execute orders oMpeditiously,
feelscanildent lie an glvls satisfaction to nil,
FACT011Y-1Viar Ike Grand TrSoik Paiti
way* Clinton.
TIZOMAS MWENZIE
. current rates. •• •"
• Interest at e percent allowed en 'deposits.
,
.F...A.13,1113MRS.
Money advanced to farmers on their own notes with
Ale or more endor•sers. No mortgage required as.
. •
• . H. 0.EREWAR Manager,• ,
januarv 188. olinton
J. »DLEcoMB•L',.
Watch and -Clock Maier
JEWELI3iR, &o.,
mrp.oeuTE THE CULA.IRKIET, CLINTON
• Where be keeps a select assoitreent
•WATClitS, CLOCKS, JE'IOLLERY,
• ''Oviticti ;N:0 will soil at roasonablerates. •
Repairing of every description promptly .
tended to, and all work Warranted.
J. BIDDLECOMBE.
(Ante n , NOT. 1882.
A.V.E 20 PER CENT
•:1838-:-SEMI--CENTENNIAL4880. ,
• • Teen or, TEE
GORE DISTRICT FIRE INS. CO
Conducted both, on dash and Mutual Plans,
XAS: YOuNO. U. E. • - Eresident.
AMU WARNOcgir,E8C1..- Vice.Presidellt
R. S. SrlioNo, Esql, - Managing Director •
T H E loortm
'Filters aptio its PIrT/ETII YELP, Mash,
stronger and. more prosperous than at any
previous period, having $218,800 of Assets •
and pratically ND LIABILITY except. a Pm
insurante Reserve of $30,000. There are $20;
000 deposited with the Ontario Dovernment 1
and over 890,000 held in Mortgages,Dobai.
turesand Cash, immediately available to .
nuiet losses. •
Mutual Polley -holders iri the "Gore" save
20 per tent. With undoubted security,
For tattpartioalarsaPrlY to rticeat °noes OAtt
or to 40107 BlIDAVOTy• Agent, ClintOil 4
ROLLER FLOUR
AT. .10P1313. CWT.
BItA.N by TON or &VT"
. 00ces. PER CWT.,
Delivered any wherein t..own free of Charglie
31114. •JOIIN 11 AYSolf.
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