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tears. The Binger herself, cotnino
flesh, I will cheerfully undertake
at last to a cortal4 pasgage, whioh
the hazard of cutting down this
seemed to gauq$ the very, breaking
dangerous trunk, rather than have
FOR QUR STORY-REAOER6.
of her heartstrings, was so overcome 'such
a dreadful responsibility hang•
that she could proceed no further;
ing continually over my head."
A TALE OF 1'1 I �ftEM,
but, with tltroatswelling with grief
1't1e good-natured anpeliutoadent
instead of harmony, oast herself
agreeing witllxha prtlslt�uQe' of tilts:
•`Impprisoned songster, toy unhappy fate
upon A sofa, and gave way to an
reCcntmendatton, ]Bonetto got per -
'I
thy own, disconsolate;
ecstasy of tears.
miesiop to out down the 00 as
.18
Thou art a prisoner, 1 a prisoner too,
Tho,µ aingest, and I sing.'
In the mean time, Beuetto, hear-
fast as ho would, which lie dill not
SPANIatt RanANaxe.
lug the voice in the garden, had
fail to perform ; and after loppfug
In the maritime whrfare between
drawn near- to the window,, and
away all the-branc.lies ou two sides
the Genoese and, the Turks, though
recognized the. song to be one of
oil th, e stem in the manner of an
the blussullueu were worsted in
the compositions of Italy, which set
espalier, hwaot down the tree care -
nine battles -out of Lou. it happened
his heart aching more seriously
than lie had been a
lessly in a by-corllor of the gar -
den.
sometimes (hat one or two galleys
over since
captive. • However, lie soon plook-
The saute evening Beneltu was
of our own were taken by the Iufi-
ed up his spirits ; and eongrattila-..
sent for as before, to sing in the
' dells ; and through one of these finis-
tad himself that there was one per-
antechamber ; and beginning with
haps an Italian gentlemen,named
son at least in Constantinople to
the salve melancholy air, there
take part with him. in a duet, he
came a voice suddenly though the
Bonetto, who was a Singing .matter,
eoncernod himself only to contrive
silken screen, commanding him to
and on his passage to England,
how t0 get admitted to the concert•
desist,
became a captive to the enemy.
Accordingly, choosing the best
' "I have been thiuking," said the
Being a very resolute man, lie
of his pieces, 110 sand theta in the
Sultan, its lie turned to Angelina
fought till there were snore slashes
garden every night, with the tender-
who \vas sitting beside him on a
in ahig clothes thou had been
est expression, the (allies being
sofa in the inner room; "I have
always confined after dusk ,within
been thinking that I should like
"B .4 fashioned by the tailor; the crew
the palace. At last, the Sultau
now to boar some lively tulle : the
were mastered by a superior force,
happened to hear the music, had a
songs I have hoard hithorto, though
the musician was put in chains on
iniad to enjoy it nearer ; so,, sending
very beautiful, were all 'of a mel•
board of the 'Turkish ship. The
a,alave to fetch the gardenor into an
anehuly cast; and I ale curious to
latter having been well mauled in
'antechamber, which was separated
from that of the ladies only by a
know whether the ,citing of your
will admit also, of comi-
the en -agement, with many iron
silkon curtain, Benetto warcominan
music
nal expression."
pellets stielcing in her 'sides, and
ded to sing some of his best songs.
"I can assure your Highness,"
her tackling in a. -state of great dig.
As he executed them in very
';aid the lady, "Lhure is no cou-ntry
order, made all the sail 8116 eculd
excellent style, the Sultan, Who
that can boast of such pretty; little
into port, where the glr'ptivewere
had it ,cod ear enough fur an
1s
In was exceedingly pleased
lillghiug canzouets its in own for
0 C Y '
dirposed of a.,;slavos to the highest
o .
with thb perfurmaileb. x-Lumlllen'i-
though wee have burrowed many
ntirtiUS from the ni htiugale, we
bidder.
Ill, the tllU9lCldll, therefore, ill V('1',y
have oilicts that warble, as merrily
Now it chanced lucidly for
gracious forms to Augelina, fur
that was the satin L11H (allies
its t.hu carol of the morning lark.
6
Benetto tly,se lie was purellased by
lady, she iiihila bull lo, illlgwCl' (IIID
to
"gull Inake Ile inipalkent to hear
till a�eLt,,o file tial Lan of Coustauti-
as follows :—
oil(,," re,dir'd the Sultan; where-
mople, :and sent to work as ;in
assistatit in the gardens of the
511P, I ti,t'ee with }'0111. %1hjrsty,"
upun an attendant was sent to con-
Vey thin command to Bl neLlu who
serf,hu ; whereas others, being
drat the slave haA it sweet voice,
inkllediately struck up a very lively
o
el-
bought by avaricious people, 11lld'
hell illi a,l'eeable tlty10 Ut' 91Bglllg :
tulle' ; and, as lie had good [16\99 to
\vent a variety of chiulges, passing
notwithstanding, there are several
conlulLnicat6, he sang • with Lin -
from -oue master' to another, but
of the airs, and eQpecially one
buunded gayety and spirit. The
without tiny dilfereneo for the
piece, which, as fill- as I remember
\\"olds ranthus:—
better in their cunditiou. The
of the music, are capable of much
tend expression. By your Ala-.
"Ladders there: air (lime ;u this place,,
fortunate Feuetto on the central y
led an t+as life h hiiviug
y enoug
jesty, s leave, if I might hear that
ucither of ropes aur of wood I
„ Blit I have, a tree, with Illally
p , el
only to tend upon the flowers slid
gong once Or twice over, I think I
pretty
biallclics, that \,ill stand upright
shrubs for the gratification of the
could remember the variations,
iigainst a \wall I
ladies 'of the harem • r anll what
which I thiuk: would atfoi your
\Vhat if I should place it against a lady's
'
proved a great comfort to him was,
\
i Ia,Jesty an increase of pleasure.
1.r t
prison,middle / � I iI
ill the e I thL n t .
b
'line
that he had no mistress to Mourn
The Sultan, who was passionately
"Shall I see a \•inion, .Tacob, of a
figure stepping down Tlly ladder, \rho
for ill a, distant country : so, that
fond of her voice imnlediatel•y com-
too" line of light ?"
though Ile sighed-oinetilrics for
7uanded Benetto to eiu- over again
•allallgel
rhe lady, huhu;; overjoyed at these wel-
liberty, he never gave himself up to
the last song, and which was an air
conte timings, sung with un e,;nul glue,
despondency like tho test of the+'
capable of very (Melancholy cation-
and mado answor by the s:uu:: time in a
captives.
ces. Now Angelina was an iinpro-
similar way.
Thus he continued to dig, and
vleatlice, and could compose verses
at pleasure, RU when It came to 110C
"0 joy of joys !—Tit }lest' this grateful
\v A, tllel'e seems now bill a tlllle,paved
water the p1mits very contentedly,
as though lea had been born fur_
to Sing, site set extempore
with_wishes, between Flureuce and
like
S that task, being a man of that
,turn
fords in Italian to the music which
"I feel nl,yself already, like; a bird with l
happy, cheerful disposition which
spoke to the following effect:—
willgs,aulun-stthose pleasant boughs!
- -
can accomodate itsolf to any circum-
"Ah, F lureuce I fair Florence I city of illy
"Step by step, as I descl+nd, 'I pluck the
stances; and besides, the superin-
'
heart, shall I never behold tboe again ?
sweet apples of liberty, which relish
the fruits of 61y own deal'
Cendent of the pleasure -grounds was
r• b
h
"ere are marble walls between usand ,
"of
evell as
land
of as pleasant a lidinor as himself,
gates brass, -but my thoughts go
- which Very materially to
wandering up and dawn thy fanllliar
It ha pened that the piece the
° P1 1 Y
,tended
his case.. And truly, it was well
streets ! •
,: thinks I see my beloved Ionic, with
�tthl
had been singing had a pretty, little
'
burden at the, end for two voices-; i
that Benetto.'ke pt u a better heart
1 P
than the captive. Jews in Babylon ;
e very flowers that I left growing upon
the teu'ace !
'
se' that wh6u khe. lady cattle to that
for .he had by nature a melodious
"itethinks I see thee, gentle.,Arno shin-
ing in
part, .Bonetto joined in. with the
chorus of the song, to the
voice, improved by art to great per
fection, the science of music having
nlerdly the still !
"Alas 1 my'tears washout khisdream,l;ke
proper
great admiration of'the Sultan who
been his peculiar study : and often-
the colors on a cloud full of rain.
ordered him a piece of gold on his
times he beguiled himself after his
"I look agatn;'aud hehold, there is noth-
dismissal which seemed to tuake the
day's work by singing over his
' lit; left but my prison wall !"
captive defer his plot for another
most favorite.airs.
When she had done singing,
Benett,o, the hint, in
night.
The apartment of the ladies of
taking replied
the, same manner, but with less
On the following day, aboutr
e su i
nowhenthe perint6ndeot as
on
the harem Rood, luckily, at such a
eloquence ; telling her, in plain
"-
usual calve into the gardens, lie
convenient digtauco that Benetto's
voice found. its way tlimugh the
litn,ua,e, to keep up her heart, and
wasamazed to see I;unetto working'
windows, which were sure to .be
that by God's help she should one
slay see Florence again. The con-
at a parterre with an extraordinary
kind of hoe, the handle of which,
left open -every night for the sake
of the warbling of �th6 sighting-
cert being then ended, he was dis•
rudely fashioned and rough could
gales that harbored Amougat the
missed, With a piece .of gold as a
the approbation of the
not be less than a dozen feet long .
Thejolly Turk, sucking his h ads
trees. The discourse of the ladies
turned line evening on the ravish-
Smark ultattof
in his sash, fell to laughing iunuod-
ing notes of that bird, and its
The u- xt day, whou the the super-.
etately at this whimsical sight, fur
amours with the rose, there came a
intendult; 'of the pleas ure-gronuds
Beuotto wielded his implement with
deep sigh from the bosom of one of
was walking about the royal gar-
considerable awkwardness ; at last,
the Sultanas, a Circassian, and she
dens, L'i., ito came up to him and
fetching his breath again, he inquir-
at1irmed that there was a voice more
asked lut a saw, in order to cut
ed the reason of such an extrao•rdiu-
enchanting than that which had
down a ct•r, .ino noxious tree. The
ary appearance.
been so much commended.
superinteli I,•nt desiring to know
L'ouettu, without turning his
"As to the bird it belongs to,"
which it \1 ,Y Benetto pointed out a
head aside, answered very sedately
elle said, "to judge from his tune,
Particular !cc, with a number of
that it was the universal custom of
he must be of a most delicate figure
horizontal !,ranches growing very
his country to use hues with handles
and plumage ; for though I cannot
closely to,ether, but tho'1'urlt would
of that leu0Lh.
nrake out a sinle word, there seems
' by no means suffer it,to be out down.
' "Now God forgive me 1•" answer -
0a most passionate meaniug in„what
It was of so rare a kiud, he said,
ed the Mussulman ; ” but you have
aver he sings "
that he did not klluw even its uatne;
,Dade' file long to travel, since there
'en
0
but Benetto, who had his wits about
are such wonderful scones to be -
2U tides speech, one of tha ladies
him, and knew that thele was n0
joye+l abroad : and with that lie fall
burst into tears,• and leaned down
between
other tree in the garden so likely
into it freshiconvulsion of laughter.
her beautiful face her
hanna ; for she was an Italian by
for. }lie purpose, did lint give up the
matter without another trial.
In the mean time Benetto contin-
birth, and rembered well the sweet,
Accordingly, taking care never
nod his work with inflexible grav-
it thou h the exertion he used
y' g
languishing,• and love -breathing
ditties of her native land ; the' rest
to bestow a0 water upon' L110 tants
y p p
to handle file hoe with dexterity
of the women crowding about her
within a certain distance of the
made the sweat -drops start out like
at these symptone of emotions, and
tree, there being at the same time a
long they
great beads upon his forehead. - At
Enquiring the reales :—
druugbt, soon sickened
last, being f*in to obtain a pause,
and withered up ; whereupon lead-
he explained to the Turk who had
"Alas !" R.he itobbPd, the sones
ing the superintendent to the spot,
done laughing, that it was common
that you hear come from no bit(],
he pointed out this effect,
ill Italy to employ those long-han-
but from a huivan voice, which
"This baneful tree;" says he, "of
dies hoes, in order to reach the
� e belongs to some unfortunate cap-
the name of which you are go ignor-
weeds in the middle of a parterre
tive front my own dear country
ant, is without question the deadly
without trampling among the
beyond the sea. I wonder not that
Upas of tare island of Java, which
plants.
ou found it so touching for that
y t„
kind of melody naturally belongs
is of so poisonous a quf.lity that it
,
"There is some reason in what
,...
to our clime. The songs there are
will not suffer any vegetable to
under the shadow of its
you say, :retnrnd the superinton-
dent and taking the tool o14t of
so full of love and tenderness, that
n
111 of to
grow
branchrs. Look how the herbs
;
the lined of Benetto, lie glade aim
the -rose, instead merely
round it have all perished, as if they
at certain weeds in the middle of
he
opening her bosom as she does to
had been scorched up with fire ;
the bod ; but at the very fit -at stroke
the song the bulbul, \would put
and, ne I have read, the human life
he mowed (town g whole cluster of
forth
forth i
wings ill place of leaves, to fly
its quite'as.liable to be affected by
flowers,
musician."
afterits
pernicious atmosphere. Thus,
, Thereupon bursting into a fresh
Nor .dill the fond lady speak
if any of the ladies of the Harem
fit of mirth at -his own, clumsiness,
beyond her feeling in this matter,
should by chance fall nsleep under
"the merry Turk thrust the wonder.
so dearly does memory exaggerate
it, I doubt it would be as fatal as
fill hoe back again into the .hands
the merits of th ings beloved. Anon
the tree of knowledge to their
of the gardener, who resumed his
the clear voice of ]ienetto Rounded
grandmother. Na might as well
labor with great earnestness; the
again upon the distant wind ; and
chow the deadly leaves, as that
Mussulman in the meanwhile
when it was silent, the mournful
anything of this kind- should hap-
walking Away,, but often turning
lady responded with a canzonet so
pen ; for our death would be as
his head .over his Shoulder to look
9
G
back nt 13pn,uttp who, as.soou as the.
old, fellow find ;on+, out of-eighl,laid' ,
down tho punderome hoe with very
great good will, and bogi'm to ohup-,
file in Gin hilts.
When the hour for music was
come, tie \vas summoned again to
the anteohninher where he had the
boldneRa, whilst he waited, to steal
a peep tbrotlgh a Qrevi.ce of the
jlken gQytain,, sucl _d_ii,
gq, yervd that
his countrywoutan was quite ae
beautiful a person -as his fauey Had
so,„ •rstcd. He had taken care to
compose some frt•bh words for the
uecasiolu, Its well as to set Lhent to
auuther air which he had not sung
on -any of the preceding nights: it
hall also it hart for two voices which
the holy happenmd to know, and
the Sultan was so delighted with
the livelincRs of the music that he
tnnde iltrnt Ring it to him several
times over. At last., just its, they
\Vele commencing the chorus for
file fourth time, his face very sud-
denly altered, from the greatest
pleasure to it luck of glo•,tu ; and lie
turned his blows with such a frown
upuu tho lady that she stQpped
shun in tilt• Iiliddle of it note.
(To be cout6ued.)
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Oold and Jewelled Medal awarded to the nntho
by the National Medt6al Assorlatlon. Addres
P. 0, Box 1895, Roston, Mass, or Dr. W. H
PARK Fit, graduate of Harvard Jfedlcal College
26 years `rractice In Boston, who may be consult
ed confidentially. Speeinity,l Diseases of Alan
Ofaoa No 4 Bntlinch $treet 403y
ONEIf to toast In lai.49 or P.mall PUMP, qn.
M good'rportgag"I •oFpgtreapot security, at,,
tha'loweat euryon- rA0s, ii. HALE, #soros"at,
abate.
Clinton, reb. R6, labii 1K.
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(„RIYATE FUNDIS W. lend on Town, and Farm
LL property. Apply,, to
G: ItIDQVT,
Office, next Nowx-RKeoxp(up stillre}Albert-kl
869 Skin
ONEY TO GENXk on good mortgage or
fLVl personal security at lowtpt current rate of
"truest. At. McTAGGART.
Clinton Fe¢. 28t1i, li}St} - 485tt
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Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1855,
CAPITAL, - $2,000,004
REST, $1,000,000
Head Offlce, - MONTREAL.
THOMAS WO1tKMAN, President.k
J. H. R. MOLSON, Vico-President.
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager
Notes discounted, Collections mado, Drafts
issued, Stelling and American ex.
change bought and sold at low-
est current rates.
iSTKaaKT AT 3 PKa CENT. ALLUwKD,(,N iPRl06llq
FARMER_
Money: advanced to fartnerson their own nota
with one or more endorsers. No linortgage re
quired as security.
H. C. BREWER,
Manager, - ?
Februmey.1884 CIANTON
.�r:r�onir.
C-JJANTUN Lixlgo, No. 84, A. F. R A. M.
lJ meets every' Friday, on or atter the ful
moon. Vislting brethren cordially invited.
.1. YOUNO, W. )i. .1- CALLANDYB, Sm
CIIn,-1on-Jan. 14,18at------- -- 1
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L.• O. L. No. 710,
C1.2NT0 N� • ,
Meets tower.) Monday of every
month. Hall, Sae: t1.,t, Victoria
block. Visiting brelhrvn always
111wle welcome.
C. TWEEDY, W. M.
W. S. SIVAFFIELD.Seu. IL S. CUOPER,D. M
Jubdoe Pfecepl'ory lot 191,
(L'hlc;. li:;i; ills of Ireland)
\leets in the Clinton Orange Hall; the second
\Veduusdny of every mouth, at 7.30 o'clock in
'the eveiiini;. Visiting Sir Knights will always
-• eivc a hdarty welcome.
A. M. TODD, Worsbipful Preceptor
GKOROE IIANLEY, iicputy' Preceptor
WILLIAM MCGKK, Registrar
Po al Black Prece for . 391,
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Black Kniglets of Ireland,
Stools in tela Oa':wge if'wl,- 8.11.E1t the Wednes-
diay' after full inoon of ever\ n,ontllY "
Royal Black Necepta i 3151,
Bloch: Knights of Ifdland,
Meetsin the Orange Hall, Goderich, the Thir
llondayofevery month., Vieitingl(uightsaliyays
Iliat:e welcome.
JAMES WELLS, Preceptor, Saltfurd P O
W H yfURNEY, Registrar, Goderich P 0
CLINI, TON KNIGHT'S OF LABOR
Houn,s, third Rat, Victoria block. lt4gula
kneeling overy Thursday c\:cning at 8 o'cloc
sharp. Visiting Knights mads wcicoli:c.
FOR FIRST CLASS,
HAIRCUTTINC AND SHAVING. .
Go to A. E. EVANS, FASHIONABLE
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