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Gonve ecI to. 1te1' tiatyo, Information
berg vete two words, in the missive.
respecting. the uii„ inn•airtilrlp of 'ewolr' :.
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':vlliGll soon attracted t7tc. These avers
The elation of`pptrlts In •illiitll Thad in•'
'01athird word,, iliamont, in the fifth
� took a flight [ hacl not discover.
- l -- tin(! rho second .said, br:icfiloC,. u
• I 4 sixth, lido, 'D?,ttnund bracelet,' I
otlltho clew.ed
I set myself :xgurn to work. I Felt
,• -he
did wit for.a timmen .. doubt that this
now as a man who was buntingout a
Ve,% the diamond bracelet, which Mr
�+rpeat mystery or a Cesar criminal, sad'
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.ytyutr(1 hurl presented to Ilia daughter,
upon the success of whose •endeavr.r his
-, ,f{lid whiirh.,she cart!! not wase to the
oia'n sltfety depends. It seemed to me
Miner' party hemnse it was nut at the
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as if it were not s-) it uch VAI -ward L•ty
r
�,, "tlWe:'IriFterltossesai•tn. Het o, then, was
to as cusp as my own in wtuch I was '
engaged. Never in the QOtI, i3 of my
Aclews.huf, Lore I stopped. No in-
career had I been so interested. I de.
gentity thu6 I could bring to bi•.aP en-
. abled,me to connect- other words with
ter'mined t0 Bet abide the words, 'Deatu
":. diaotond bracelet. I cudyellea my
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stares me in the fact,, send nianoy in-
stantly,' an.! to scorch. in the words
brains for at least'belf an hour. Than
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rill at oyii i Qccr reed o too W. ri "'in
t "4&wsial:.d,-Iat;,4,lw--t1-mQ..' meanin of
first
M,"'- -the. excltontent. •of my putsuit I may
Eust#ca Rutlaud's communication:
I Rolited' thorn in the order i11 which
aA$ll a C7rcnsed for ant having thought
wf before)• that the playing card, the
they were arl'ai1�C(1, slidthey run as
n
1; nine of hearts, must bear some relation
follows :'
to the' mtsstgo: I pl:icftd it upon the
20 2t 2 C 14 It 7 L a
' , . paper, ' weer word wit hidden by the
` A'
ayrfaco of the c. rd; only the figgres trod
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Atli. alphabetical letters were visiblit.
A Girds the - tz
'rpoubtloss,' thouglit 1 'if I cut out the
'
.,dips of a nine'of heirrtoo and -place it up-
'� it) runs back got I P -i
on, the papor, I chat!' Roo. certain words
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Which will form this bubject matter up-
oil which Eustace.mrote to his sis-el.
your hundred
7fn. tli=,<t case tl.e my&tory was confined
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'" • -trees the won
to nine words, which, whatever their
are
" arrangement, would not bo difficult to
�, river diamond awls tit
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intelligibly arrange, I Wouldn't mutilate
It was not with lilt a distinct reason
Miss Rutland's playing card. I hael
tF'
:packs of my own in the house, and from
00 , on bracelet four singing P4
these I selected the nine of hearts and
r cherry the
-Cutout the pips. It was not au easy
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imatter, and in my eagerness I pretty
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,efl'eetaally destroyed the surface of my
I counted the number of words; there
table; but that did not trouble me. illy•
were 22. Now, was the true reading
• interest was note thoroughly aroused,
of the communication contained in the
,:,. and grew keener when, placing the nine
whol of these twonty-two words;, or in
of hearts upon Eustace Rutland's nit's-
only a portion of them; and if in only a
tory letter, I found these words diselos=
portion, what portion? In how many
od.
words? There lay the difficulty, The
. etaQe-stares - in - - send --- money
words 'diamond bruce,et' gave we a dis.
- loath --ma- instantly ----tile.
tinct satisfaction, but there were other
Isere, then, in these nine words was
words which I could not by any exercise
the'communication which Bustace rut.
of ingenuity connect them with, such as
'-t land intended his sister to understand
birds tr..es—rivor— gayly cheery—
I copied them on a separate sheet of pa.
singing. Undoubtedly the communica.
per and arranged thorn in different ways
tion was A serious one, and these words
until I arrived at their correct solution :
seemed to be inimical to all ideas of
4 'Death stares me in tho,face, Send
seriousness. How to select. How to
money instantly.'
arrange the mystery; was the nutation.
Cougratul,iting myself upon ray
I had discovered the notation of the
cleverness, .I came to the conclusion
sentence I had set aside for the time.
that Eustace Rutland being banished
What if the same notation would lead
from his father'a house" -and hot being
me to, the clew I was in search of ? The'
;' able to obtain from his father fu4es
arrangement of the figures from I to 8
necessary for his disreputable caveor,
was arbitrated by the first letter of the
-; was tatting advantage of his sister's de-
alphabet, A. I would try wbether il1At
voted "af%ctioti for him, and was in the
arraugt.ment would afford any satisfac.
habit of calling upon liar to supply him
t ,on in the 22 words that remeiged.
with money, which; no doubt, the
It would be an affectatic It ,of vanity on
.,young lady did 'to.the best of her abil.
'k
any part if I say that this idea occurred
y"Curiosity led me to the task of
to ale instantly, It did not do so. It
Cndeavoiing to, discover whether the
was after long and concentrated
alphabetical letters and the figutes in
thought andconsideration that it came
the frame work bore any relation to this'
to me, and then I sot it immediately
• communication. With only the nine
into operation. Tire first figure in the
1. words exposed'brough the pips of the
sentence that. I ha•I discovered wits 6,
mine of hearts which I had cut away,
I counted six in 'the present arran;e-
I saw the first word, death, was the
meat of the wol•(is. It ended with the
. sixth, and the second word, stares, was
word 'got.' Crossing out the word got
11 1.the second, and the, third word, me, was
and placing it upoli' a separate sheet of
the Seventh. The sequence of the
pallet' I proceeded. The second figure
figures, tborefa.re, was 6, 2, 7. Now,
in the. sentence that. I .!tad discarded
how were these three. words arrancred in
wits '. I counted two frein'the word
_ --- --""'.th-flworlr?"•-"•Thi flat d 6 came.
�t110- \VOC��y+Otlr...^.r.
; i after the letter, 115, the figure • came a -
crossed out the word your• and proneed. .
--- ter the letter X, the figure 7 come after
ed. The third fig iro in the s+intenco I
the letter H. Satisfied ' that I hall
bac! discardod \vas 7. I counted on
'' found the key, I began to stud, bow
seven words frons your, and came to
tbeso figures from 1 .to p, representing
diamond. I treated this word in a
-tile nine words- in the comt-gutilbatlon
similar wAy t0 Lilt' first Lw0 and co:l'ill-
and the glue of hearts in the playing
tied the process, 'Gut your diamond.'
1 ,,;=rd, wero arranged 'in the frame wont
Now for hrlwclat. The next figure was
in such a Manner its to lead any inform-
8. l counted three words from dia•
sed person at once to tho solution. -Thore.
mond'tind dame to bracelet.
roust be 'a starling point with whic(y
T was more excited than I can des-
. both Rustace acid his'sister Mabel were
-acquainted.
cribe. There is scarcely anything in
'" ' `i'ithat was this stat ting
the world that fills a n all with such
point ? One of the letters of the alpha
•exultation as success. 'Got your dia-
blit. What letter? A, starting then
mond britoelet.' The following figure,
from' A in the frame work, I found that
was '9. I counted on nine and came to
theAgures from. l to G ran. thus : 6,-2,
the word back. I continued. The
7, 2, 9, 1, 4., v, S. 'Upon following,
next fi'aure .was 1, This was represont-
in this order, the course of the words
ed by the word I. TLe Next figure was
. which were exposed by the, pinyin,,
4, repeesented by the word won. The
card with the nine pips out out, I came
next was 0, reprrsonted by the word
" to the conclusion that I had' -correctly
four. The next was 8, represented by
interpreted this first mystery letter•. I
the word hundred. I continued the
was pleasad, believing that the key I
Sallie process and came back t.o the fig.
. had discovered would lead me to a cor-
ure 6, ropresented by the word on. The
• sect reading of lt.uataco's second and
nest was 2, represented by the word
- third•lauer to his sister,
cherry.
So abllorbod had I Leen in t110 un.
I stopped here and road the words I
. raveling of this mystery lcttor, wit ch
I
had crossed out and written on a sepnr-
Occupied mo a good' hour and a h,,lf,
Etta sheet of payor. They ran thus :
1. that had lost sight during the whole of l
'Got your diamond braccict back. I
the time of the two words which had at
won 400 on Cherry.'
First enchained my attontion—'diamond
It was not with lilt a distinct reason
bracelet.' 'Death states the in the face,
that I pausetlt hone. Mixing with the
• send money instantly,' had ai-Viared to
world and moving; ill all'shades and
ane so reasonable a construction to bo
classes of society, I must confess -as, I
placed upon the communication of a
have no doubt otber-men must confess
man who must often have been in a
if they were thoroughly ingenuous -•-to
desperate strait for want of funds, that
certain weaknesses, one of which is to
the thought did not obtrude itself that
put a sovereign or two—seldom n1or0-
' these words might be merely a blind,
Upon every classic horse race, and upon
and that, in the !words that remained
every important handicap (luring the
after the ohlitetation of tilis sentonce,
Ye-Av. I nearly always lose—and serve '
the correct solution was to be found
me right. But it happened, strangely
.Cho longer' I considered, the stronger,
enough, that in this very month of Sep -
became my dotibtg; with 'diamond brace-
tember, during which Eustace Rutland
let' staring me in the face, I fancied
sent his mystetiou§ communication to
' that I bad been 'fcllowin,, a Will•'o.tho.
his sister Mabel, ono of the most cele.
,wisp. . a
brated handicaps of the year was won
I had asked De Daiueourt the date of
by a horse named Cherry, and that I
the dinner -party at which Me Rutland
lend two sovereigns on the horso. It
had discoverod the absence of the
started at long odds. T remembered
bracelet Oil !lis daughter's arni, '].'hat
that the bet I ,lade wag two so-Vel•0ignS
(late, was tho.8th of September. T ex.
to A hundred, and that T had ,von what
amined the l ostmark on the envolope of
is often called a contrary upon tho race,
' T'lustnee Rutland's first communication;
I was convincer! that I lige! Couto to the
Tt wps tho '26th of heptomber. lir
legitimate end of Bu stage Rutland's let•
. Rutland had laid upon his daughter the
ter. 'Clot y(inr diamolid bnwolet basic. I
' ha
3>=;1)Ttili�n 4_:.; ;1:;. WA:iiaiun3 v�»wiv'v.
S eT;z 1-0 C,4 C -I i;a'yr
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'�t1419t?ng xeptrobxtot, Clip Mtlti * ', can't dla .:v &r t 'e• o u t'o. ` ° .
Oto o 4, o �
irl in rn
d g bgt•Qe, raclog, _':kris iaiatt p
. •lor,
cNo 1 tsun't br kho life of top discos+-
1
D.�ubel h d''a[1t.ttPIA,0,bim q,o aoaouttt'ot'
e► it.'
tire. scene•. between !#eteli' rind . h..er,
t l
.Thk1 trove '° 'sa'd r-- sin
t.. D p.. court,
atyer after the dinner party. Site had,
. ._a, _.
I, cho;v easy It is for a a►an gPgaged upon
givetr.ltitn ter dianron<I blaoe,e� to ex-
a fierrous task to overlook' important
tricato hfm from some scraps, and he
facts that are as plain as the noonday
had been tuokily enabled by his -invest-
sun'
meth on the horse Cherry, to redeem it
'What facts have I overlooked,
—gloat likely from the pawnbroker—in
doctor 4'
time for his sister to exhibit it to her
fa[her. Setts to be certain that I had
111ave you the newspapers in the
Rpt a Brant!, Powder or Irritating Liquid. Price
room containing the report of iIt,, trial i'
got the flight glue, and laid arrived at
'Yes.'
the gist of Eu„ tare's communication; I
'Give too the one containing the re-
wrote down the words that remained,
port of the third days
which were :
I handed it to him and he ran his
th
'Birds -.e -the - in -aro - the --:.1
eyes down the column in which the evi-
tret•s -runs-river-gayly-singing.
( dencq of the waiter in the restaurant
It was an easy task for me now to:
wus reported. .
apply the same test to these remaitring
i ''rhe waiter was asked,' Said the doc-
words, and I found t'hA they formu-.
tor, 'wbetber the lady who accompanied
luted ibemselve4 in this fashion :
Edward Layton- was married, and
'The river runs guyly. The birds are
whether there were rings upon the
singing in the trees '
fingers of h,pv ungloved hand.'
I was curious to know whether there
13URON STREET, CLINTON.
were any special st'n in the fram9 of
ro BE CONTINUED,
Eust e» R.utland's communication by
which Abe pers0W4jiq;,da with him to
In Brief, and to time Point
the. mystery letter could be guidod. I
Dyspepsia, is dreadful. Uieordered
is misery. Indigestibn is a foe to
counted" the words in each sentenoe.
zood
good nature.
The. Words in the first sentence were
, The human digestive apparatus is one
nine -the nine of hearts. The number
q, ,Ae most complicated and wonderful
of words in the second Sentence wore
things in existence. It is easily put out
!tine --the nine of hearts. The number
of order. ..
of words fn the second sentence were
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, meutal worry, late h ,urs, ir-
Ir -
eleven. The number of words is the
third s �ntence were eleven After the
regular habits, and many other things .
which ought` not to be, have made the
alpba:•etical letter in the frame work I
American people a nation of dyspeptics.
saw the figure eleven, acid I was satis-
But Green's August Flower has done
fied, the last eleven words being mean-
a ,wonderful work in reforming this sad
inghss, that it was the second sentence
business and makingthe American people !
of eleven words, referring to the din-
so healthy that they can enjoy their
and'be haprl1y.
mond bracelet and to his winningmeals
on
Cherry, that -Lustaco wished his sister
1? member: - No happiness without
Health. But Green's August Flowers
dlabel to understand. At the same
brines heal:b and happiness to the dys-
6imo I was satisfied in my own mind
pep tic.
that, without the nine of hearts to
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;uido Lim, a man might sl.en(I days
exat �sl: nal and •Ot>Xrr Qrards.
)ver the cryptograph without arriving
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it the right solution.
LWANNIl'u rG & SO��TT
I had taken no count of the passing
, r
;ime. Engrossed and absorbed in my
Barristers, IS(llteltors,
tceupation, I wassurprised, when it had
GENR=RAL GROCERIES .
troubled with Costiveness, in,
colLse.
Tquence of whims I suffered from Loss of
Appetite, Dyspepsia, and'a disordered
liver. Alyeyes also troubled me, I was
compelled to woar a shade over them,
and, aet times, wits unable to bear ex-
posure to the light. I was entirely
CURED BY USING •
three hoee,t of Ayer's Pills. I have+ no
hesitation lit prunotutcing this medicine
to be the beat catlturtie ever nntde.--
Jiluies Lrcles, Poland, Obio.
I suiTar,tl from Consti'�3ti0A, full, von -
sequently, front 1(ra(litelle., Indigestion,
and Piles, for years. Agar's Pills, which
I took ut the muggeslion of a friend, havo
given me effect -sal relief. I eolumaliced
taking this remedy two months ago, anti
fret, from Con,:
Trim ntry tipation, the m.
moval of wnirh flits ratlsed my other
troubles to didtt)ttteay. Mid ,:rmtkly im-
tu•orad dry g.,iwlul iw,ilUl, - lti . iCcuh;ri ...
-.Z,I pIJt; ims. ... .
I enfferAd from f'ott,tinntirnt, wh1oh
assnall"d Sputa Fill ol,.4tinaio form that I
icarai i„ w,,uhl cause a hioppivgo of the
bov. el.. "'c. 0 Lu::(•a of ,1ycr's fills cued
lit , oL-(,, Lill 1,•t('.,r.- D. Bm-:e, Saco, Ase,
II, Pills,
1`re,,,I I,),Dr. J. C..1 i'•:r & C.., Lo%%e11, Alars.
ao:d by 4111I'.tlgaiata sad l>taiors is 2Ie,;Wlae.
reached what I believed to be a snceess_
a.1.
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FAUiT *xo Ottl'iAMENTA14TREES, N10X
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nearly six o'clock in the morning.
morn
OFFICE NEXT DOOR NE ERA, CLINTON
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OBD i N T f H EA0
9
tgl>tTii
loodld11 q Ro ld '
d CIFIANT, PINE.
ri; .z„tTTEa I3><ol� `' All " r t .
. �w 9 w. im, A r_
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LARCI)E $TOCK Olb • HAIM-
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Gold In Ready
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A m
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HAY fEY€ ,
EASY TO IIt3E.
Tka-alleye ornamental trees and shrubbery •willbe!gltl
�t very low prices and those Pratt, anythini,* t
thio connection will salve woney fey purvll swir heli..
Rpt a Brant!, Powder or Irritating Liquid. Price
_ _ k
Orders by ,Vail will be prornplIsr %&0= 4ad to •
W cto. and $1.00. If sot 0VAinable at your drug,
dddrees,
Clete, sent prepaid on ieceipt of price. Addread
FULFQRD a CO., 8ropkvllle, Ont.
tJONN ST Bonmiller..
I WANT, - - P: '
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B'ir'o Xneurance, 11
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r - •
Consth atoon
I
A khlds of prnperty insured at lowest tariff rated
. 1 1laeaCOlapYLles.
Is a univorsal and must t roublesome dis-
11'ICKETS VIA N. W. T. Co. LINF BOATA TQ.
wINNIPE4 AND-ALI, LAKE ROIN'1$, Ai+6U
order. It causes Hulid chr, Mental De-
by all rail lines over the GRAND TRUNK and C"AN ,
pression, impairs tile Sight and licaringn
,testro s the Appetite, old, when long'
Y Pl , 1 o
DA PACIFIC to soy point on that line, wiwti
Brandon, kc., Dakota, lCansae, or any point tugs !
by rail, local or foreign.
. eontinued, causes Enlargement of the.
Livor, InHammatlon of the }towels, anti
Come nod sec me before yoq buy tickets anytthole
Piles. Coustll\aliun is slleedlly cared
- --
by dyer's Pill:.
r ** y,-,, -
JAS if HOMP96Ns f'linton.•
For a number of woaths I wus
4
6"Wect -Vole.' aad AccountB bi coot pael of
troubled with Costiveness, in,
colLse.
Tquence of whims I suffered from Loss of
Appetite, Dyspepsia, and'a disordered
liver. Alyeyes also troubled me, I was
compelled to woar a shade over them,
and, aet times, wits unable to bear ex-
posure to the light. I was entirely
CURED BY USING •
three hoee,t of Ayer's Pills. I have+ no
hesitation lit prunotutcing this medicine
to be the beat catlturtie ever nntde.--
Jiluies Lrcles, Poland, Obio.
I suiTar,tl from Consti'�3ti0A, full, von -
sequently, front 1(ra(litelle., Indigestion,
and Piles, for years. Agar's Pills, which
I took ut the muggeslion of a friend, havo
given me effect -sal relief. I eolumaliced
taking this remedy two months ago, anti
fret, from Con,:
Trim ntry tipation, the m.
moval of wnirh flits ratlsed my other
troubles to didtt)ttteay. Mid ,:rmtkly im-
tu•orad dry g.,iwlul iw,ilUl, - lti . iCcuh;ri ...
-.Z,I pIJt; ims. ... .
I enfferAd from f'ott,tinntirnt, wh1oh
assnall"d Sputa Fill ol,.4tinaio form that I
icarai i„ w,,uhl cause a hioppivgo of the
bov. el.. "'c. 0 Lu::(•a of ,1ycr's fills cued
lit , oL-(,, Lill 1,•t('.,r.- D. Bm-:e, Saco, Ase,
II, Pills,
1`re,,,I I,),Dr. J. C..1 i'•:r & C.., Lo%%e11, Alars.
ao:d by 4111I'.tlgaiata sad l>taiors is 2Ie,;Wlae.
reached what I believed to be a snceess_
Cos1'LYAI.crr,s c.
'11avo you openctl tll,' two scaled let-
ful termination, to find that it was-
Coulmasslonersfor OntarioaudManitoba.
I ROBERT DOWNS,
nearly six o'clock in the morning.
morn
OFFICE NEXT DOOR NE ERA, CLINTON
CLINTON,
fioldthc ♦Ult"O :N DL'1NTIS'J'n
exclustvo rlghtfor tho county for the Iinrd
TO LOAN. MORTGAGES BOUGHT.
Ii!ONUN C
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the best Sit Ktri
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ii PRIVATS FUNDS. C. RLDOUT, 011ice
over J. Jackson's store, Albert Street.
'h/is' in use. Agent for the sale and appli(,ation of
the Cry• FtanRR PATENT ADToxATIO BO(LER CLEANER.
D[ Da1nCOnrt Called while was
Alr—
ARRIAGE LICENSES.—APPLY TO THE
STEAM FITTINGS fulilished and applied on short
notice,
dressing after a few hours' sleep. I ata
!11 undersigned at the Library- Rooms, Smith's
letters which arrivedbfor Mies Rutland
not usually dreamer, but I had g
Block. 30 JAM.Es SCOTT.
Boilers. Engines. and all kinds arKs
.n
a dream so stranro that' 1. woke with
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!r( ONEY TO LEND IN LARGE OR SMALL
ebrnery ropalred e-pediti-naly amid
in a Satisfactory manner• ,
the memoryof it in m mind. It.waB
Y
of hands -ladies hands -every finger of
anma on good mortgag\, security, moderate
ateof interest. If. HAL8, Ulinton.
"arm'manufactured and repaired. Steam
water Ptpcs
which leas COVPred with !lana. IIOId-
I)R. APPLETON.-OFFICE-AT RESIDENCE
and furnished and put in position. Dry
kilns fitted up on application. Charges moderate.
b
ing 'thb theory, Rs 'I have .already ex-
on' Ontario street,Clinton,oppositetheEngllsh
aur -11- antranoeby sidegato.
._-.._- .- _--_-_ ::- .-•-.•_ 1
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plained that the imagination during
Sleep is not creative, but,- invariably
R. PROUDFOOT, CIVIL ENGINELh,
H• Provinclaland Dominionl,audSurveyur.
�1 ��Tr- �,
S �� Ii/��1��
"'S . .
works upon a foundation of fact I was
l r
Be,ircton. and llranghtsmau,PEunI Bloctt,
Clinton.
GENERAL DEALER 111 TINWARE, &e..
endeavoring to trace the Connection be-
struck me so much ns being sing as
b )
the fact of them being' covered
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6"Wect -Vole.' aad AccountB bi coot pael of
tR'een my singular dr em and 80roe OC-
11R. REEVE. -OFFICE RATTENBURY ST--
lJ
13URON STREET, CLINTON.
cnronCe Or Circumstance within my
BLurray Block, two doors east of, Liodsens' ea•
trance. Resilence, opposite the Tomporsgpe Hall,
Rei airng of all kinds promptly attended to at reason
able rates. A trial solicited.
knowledge, when Dr Daincourt cuter-
,Sotos street, Jliuton. 0laaehours, 8a.m.to6p.m.
and ,light iamt
ed.
c r ,
Well, wore the first words, have
i &AES 11OWSON, LIUSKSED LVOTIONEER
for theCotnatyofHnrou. Salesatteudedan wbcre
in theOounty.utre.tsonaDlcrates. Reai;lencay►lbort
�O��f
' -
1aiopaii,�,
you mode anything out of the letters I
St root, Clinton•
a ,ReslawiA
left VOU yesterday ?'
'I was employed only upon one,' I
it. SLINLtURY Jt4ADUATE OF TELL bfhD-
DCALUepartrnentoiviotoriaUuiversity,Torouto,fc,r
11 \ ,rr
And GROi'lulty sv)HE5,
c r
said, which kept mo until 6 o'clock this
morly of he ::'aspttala and Oisponsarree, Now York
.;scat erfo�rtheeauntyos Hnron,aayaeld,Unt.
JiURON STREET, CLINTON.
morning.,* I don't begrudge the time or
.
the labor, because I have discovered the
V( BS WHITT, TEACHER OF MUSIC. IIESI-
The subset iber having purchased the liusinesa Irately
clue to MasterXiistaee Rntl,ind's com•
��1 aENCE at Blrs. B. II, !lead's, corner of Huron and
Orunge streets. •
carried on by ,firs. Broderick, desires to intimate that
he willo„nttnue It at the old stand, in all its branches.
munication with his -sister.'
lie will keep on hand a choice stock of CONN
FECTIO-
ERY of all kinds.
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That means, said Dr Daincourt, ex-
W. WILLIAMS, B.A., BI.B.,GRADUaTE OF
M•TorontoUniversity; memborofthe CollegeolPity
citedly,'that you have discovered the
.ieiansandiurgeons,Out. errIeE& REs1n8NeE the
BISCUITSFRUITS AND CIC ARS.
, -_ ••_.__ _S..._..
_
myStcey- Of-the-nitTti Of h0af8rw-jlieh
houskLotmarly,(manpied-by--Dr.-Reeve,AlbortvtrW
dlInton.
_ - -' _`""'-_' -__ -
He hits also added thereto a first-class assortment of
was found in thO pocket of 'I�dward
p
Layton's ulster-.'
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R. cVORTH1NGTOh. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
DAccouchourJAcontintcolthecollogtotphysfoian,
GENR=RAL GROCERIES .
•
lu so far as retliects the playing, card
rndSurFooasof LowerOauadn,andProvlaoialLicen-
tiatoand coroncrfortheConntyof1luron,. Oarocand
All of which he will sell at the very lowest
r
found in Miss Ru .land's des'-,' T 1( ,lied,
l
cost -The building formerly 000u'pic6 by Mr.
rhaaites, Huron street.
prices for cash, Close persolril attention will
be it
R eft t0 the bus;neRA, and all orders entrust•
'I have discovered that part r the
Cliaton,Jan.l0,is-1i.
ed to him will rncclruprom Atatteniiou.
mystel•y; but I havo not yet discovered
the mystery Of the particular nine Of
A TRIAL lWsri:c'rPnl.r,r Eor,lCrrae.
('IIN
LTON MECHANICS' INTITUTE, L[ER-
VAav and Reading Rooms, Perrin block down
hearts which was found in the pocket of
stairs.. About 1,700 vo.umes In the Library and
W, RO B LMTSO N, 1 `l i n i tilt
dwal'd I,.nytOn 8 Li15tC1.
all the Leading Newspapers and Periodicals of
the day on the table Membetship ticket Si per
__ - -' -` "-
I showed the doctor the result of
annum. Open from 2 to lip-m., and from S to
9 m. Applicatious
my labors on the provious night, and
p for mamuerehsp recived
by the Librarian in in the room.
0dA`-1jA(1ij1Sk10Rabe
�1(y
RUN
was delighted- and very ruueb iu-
"
-'---
tOrcSted, but pmsenlls-Iji�.'_`f0ce C'IDud-
UN10N SHAVING PARLOR
.
:d.
- •---
. 'I am still disturbed' lie said 'by
SHAVING, 11AIR CUTTING 1N1) SI7.1)1-
I UOING ttuue very neat anit to suit
After the sevt•rest Lest at tbc: lute 'fair in
Clinton, it was universally adlnittt:d
;ho dread that the task you ave e111 ag-
Upon may bl'ing 'Miss Rutland into
over•y person.
JUJIaI IAr9E�, - f4nti4r.'S Block
that
FOR PERFECT'ANyt EASY ACTION, rNAUTY
;e
letious trouble'
- •
OF FINISH, AND SWEETNESS OF "MV13, the
EXCELSIOR was away ahead of
'I hope not' was my 1•t joinder to
STAB..-
�
11IL[.E AND TESTAMENTS NP5 AP CU51•
all oth-
ere, and destined 01 be the popul•tr iostru
;be remark, 'but I shall not allow con-
The Cl;li:on L'ranch Bible society have fur sale at
Tent of the day. This, alunk wild tbn fact
lidorations of any (:incl to stop rue,
DR. W0Rrlll\GTON'S DRUG} STORE, Albert St.,
a Ilnc aasurttnout of Bibles andTsstaments.
that a special prize wasawal-&tl it, et-rtaill
t:dward Layton is' all innUCent Ilial! 1
TE�iTABIENTtl from L+nle. L'PaYA1tDr
ly spoaks rolnmes for the iustrurocnts, and
End I intend to trove him So.' ,
DI�ILMS rrolu •l5cts. UPWARDS. !
parties purchasing ebnuia see tb,c 1,xCEL-
CEL -
,
'If he is innocent; iasis the doctor,
cows AND SFE. Drl. WORTHINGTON, Depositart 1
_ ;
S. It beforo buyitl; elst'whttte.
then 1Iiss Rutland is also innocent.'
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P'tt10lVFEY. ', MONEY. I
CEO. F. OAKES, PPOPRILITOI:.
'Undoubtedly,' I said with a cheer-
'ill Smile that did much to
Nye can make a few good loans from PRIVAT1:
FcsDs,
Factory three doors west of l4 anoy's Pump
reassure
I d '
at low rates and moderate expense.
T !
r
Shop, F tttonhury St.. Clinton.
L 1e octol. ,
errus made to sult,borroaers,
'11avo you openctl tll,' two scaled let-
MANNINN .c; SCUTT, - Vilntctu
tors, asked Dr D,lincourt, 'which I
__.. _.. - -_. ---.... .._.. I...-_. . . .. . . _.__
•
brought from •1'1(s 11utland's house "
J. 'ro, WILKIE,
t a
No, I replied. I h ve devoted rats•
fioldthc ♦Ult"O :N DL'1NTIS'J'n
exclustvo rlghtfor tho county for the Iinrd
self entirely to the first Of the Opened
process of administering chemically pure Nitrogen
ICttCi's found in Nis -'i Iiutland'N desk, I
Monoxide, which is the safeat and best systow yet dis.
Shall proPCerl immediately with the
covered for the painless extraction of teeth. Chanes
ninderato, satisfaction u:trautc•nd, (orrice, 9L.
second, and then I shall fool myself
Str �t,Clinocr(, ovarEauco'ar•aln, sh„p, Lituon
n.
warranted in opcllint, and reading the
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letters which arrivedbfor Mies Rutland
.1)1 E N TIS T.
during liar illnes't. fly the way,- doe-.
COATS CLOCKtor,
I have Lad a singular dream, and
..
Upon your entrance I was endeavoring
-� �+
�and
to track it. Tt was a lady'. hcover-
__p-,
_i..il
ed with rings.'
'Any bodies attached to the hands, ?'
CHAROM 11M.R.11TE
C JL I N T O N
enquired the doctor, jokingly.
._-.._- .- _--_-_ ::- .-•-.•_ 1
' simply hands. 'They seemed
before rayrayVision, to
We*ott & Sanders
passs and rico upp
in unexpected places—pretty, shapely
hands. Birt it \vas not the hands that
EXETER, ONTARIO.
struck me so much ns being sing as
b )
the fact of them being' covered
4
6"Wect -Vole.' aad AccountB bi coot pael of
with
rings of ono particular kind.'
the wr)1,14 ,Jf the most 1•Ptl•<otlrthlr t•alt,v
'What kind?'
---
'I muythave seen thousands of Iings
upon the giaapOly fitlgel-S, and there WAS,
('pllllls5't'1t,1'DI'11CC'L ,5+7JI(117'E1)
not one ;•bat WAS not pct with diamonds
__ •
and ,light iamt
\ !sail!; camp into tho doctor's face.
WESTOOTT & SANDERS,I
.Utll 1111 1L:,`.. tV t('ll me that Sall
i
1i1: 11. 1', I",14 .\l't:`f� 1;\, Fl;jz1 01 1' ,
. . . v
1
408. 8. . t 10
S01,,
.
�I .
—THE— ::, .- I.,,
ading ' Underta.ker, .
4011-11Iii'WUN .
Anliceptic Embalming Fluid k'epli
on hapd.
My Funeral Director, J. C. Steven -
sun, has attandod'the School of Bm-
bahoiag, is Toronto, to Make himself
pri,fiaiout in the art of embalfnitig.
RES E-MBLR THE PLACE,
OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.
THOS, STEVENSON
,$50,000 To LOAN,at 6 per Cent.
Why pay others 7, 8, 9 and .10 per sment,
when you can got money from us at 6 pert.
First-class loans 5,j per pont. Large loautt
5 per cent.
TERMS made to suit borrower, regarding
Payment and period of loan.
P //�� ! //�� .11A��ppljyT to .,
TISDAL
!
r li BANKERS, CLINTON. �j
rria., 0LI ON1
S �)N1\T K.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1886.
CAPITAL`., - - $2,000,0100.
HEAD OFFICE; MONTREAL.
THOMAS WORKMAM......... Provident. •
J. II. R. MOLSON ...Vice -Free.
F. WOLF,ERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager
Notes discounted, Collections made, Digf
issued, Sterling and American exc4xnge
... _.... __-.bought-and-aold--at-inrno.Ae -
current rates.
Interest at 4,per cent allowed on deposits. •
IF'AUM1:8.111.
Honey advanced to farmers on their own notes with
.ne or more endorsers. No mortgage required as
•urity.
H. C. B R s; lr r tt Manag1rer, ~
January the G9t, tou
J. BI1.)DLE00MB11
.' ':� Watch aad Clod Maker
. _ JHWFfT I:E•h,-&-u-.; - --
orvo+11Te,rak's TIABKICT,CLINTON
Where he keep- a eeleotassortnoen, of
i947CI1ES, CLOCKS, JEVVFLLERr, SAYER.
i4ARE
Which we will sell at reasonable rates.
Repairing of ,v;ry d„seription promptly
tended to, and all work warranted.
J. BIDDLEOOMBEn
Odnton,r+ov MO..
ICxflT TO TIDE FROW
�,
OfIOICE SKSD OATS end t/LOVER and
'm'IJIOTIIY 1381M FOR SALE. '
Parties wanting sack should call earl,•. I tun al4o
prepared to pay highest market price in cash for V5.
tatoci. !Iu is still to be found at the old stand,
.I-YURON ST., CL. LNTON.
With a full lice of
FLOUR, FEED & VrE6ETABLES
Of rho boat ,ualittes, which he will moll Rtthe loxvatt
remunorativc prices to all wbo may favor nimwjob
call. His stock includes FLOUR, CROP, RUNT
BRAN, OATS, PEAS LIEN FEED, GRA FIA
1•'LOUB, CR.aCICED IViiEAT, GRANULATED ROL-
LEit, and STANDARD OATMEAL and CORNMrsAb,
all hinds of Vegetables, ItA BREL SALT, all of whidi
Ile will sell for cash or coarse grains. BRAN,SHORY'S
and FLOUR by the ton or cwt., and everything sold
atmill'prices. All articles delivered free o! Mtar�+b
elthtu the cur��oratlou. His motto will he '•paod
goods• just wei;t,t and ons forks."
IROS. WATSON,
__ ry^---- Huron. Street, Clinton,
C3LI1\' 1`UPT
PLANING MALL
•--'AND—
D'I8,Y KILN! •
THE Sl:usoP ift'll HAVING JUSTCOMPLETM
and furnished his new Planing Mill a till maCbLt-
cry of the latest Improved patterns, is tiew proin"Ifi
to attend to all ciders in hia [ilia in the most prone
ft
and aatr,faatory manner, and rat rensonablo rates. II1}t"oo
would also return thanks in till who patronized this
old firm bt,fore'thoy worn burned out, and now being
in a better position to ececuN ordoraexpnditiauely;
foolsconfldeut ho cart glvs satisfactlen to all.
FA!"TnR}'__A'rvr04, Gra my7'ruHkh't141
THOMAS MCK111110M
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1-1 his