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t r a e tl .t - Have you An rl Mill Gloverrcook c`ho. .,: The . 0AACI the voice whxoh so l�tartlo: t
Ilbe ?laid knots?? >#s:dater An.; hp ovqu followed her the grave, aside pa iu u u . p y . 7, � >t � i' "`. t
u • - ; ; uRut Thin 's Min ter tall e; alae of idea, Miss Mallen? A tl►lnehinp of her raset►ae, would: 400n you, both? - �,r Qt l� �i 11114. �i Q `t
a,ialwered hers,. 4r►d hili its 6 {z . told to hat gill `b i hien another dwelling and re, , ,,Yes," Vaslitx wiw,ers, her eager � �t � . �!
e,,i t!#0 nervi&e obs ekrQve tQ dp him, Miss+ Aaiusforth , e t � $. go and Foul +� '11
r49it4 ,rr wuih f hereel£ oa,Qe, anoth r beaxt. and dhli h>w ot?aer seonderfile, ut increasing, . ' BQ A , ONTA E3.
h ut a hand as she 'why she endangered lien lifer thea thoughts aud eu n 3 � cr " r e ve h l acto An unlimitednumbberoft444ad. c
iia stxeta ,ado ? r, ; . }' « fur a to their s es, It wa>s mines Guthbeit telln he , W lilt t .e op y ry .gin the I7 , Moult of01Y4na.1ar.toeeitpa '•
eo x. ll Miriam Mar stat Mellen raturued, aud and Ilei brother n-.d y , , e. minion, on material ispu an 'Ane, sahi '7t e,tmt>FxlieC lre�k.
e. M •ban oa .y a laveriiook --aud Tho knowl$dgd .flint .t7nthbeti: smiling gravalp at her: levxde. b. q11
h r own. is was accounts for thn constant denoted ,former hQui.. �.
slid as endorsed b iegdin soieiatistB: ala gyp, KEXBuex4 to N>srr . ,
tonic xt, an .e • edeas of resent ten, Solaaerset doped liar day #ar witls; a �vildertneut,,
' fpr and ees and bitterness Attention o£ 'Mr. Rainsfilrth, ills Sip- .that, as the . a o• p g4 s� „ being praokioally imperishable. xt can- _
# • n in the autuMla, it full tender eariaest lave }sad given !;Yours ! .riot e,baorb moisture and oonseq#eptly
artd uestiouin e, Rut the revels» ter? and his daughter, to the Sister apt would 'expire, .. + 13
i that 9 death was was more than probable that they ,additsqual peace Iind gladness to is not affected by ilia . fxost, .R Palror
stunned° her;as though a blow Auna by Saying h t h r s l in da a kn w To nacolvxIl�u n. Edwarda. Ph, U., l?. C.L., F, O; p„ of FR_� ,
an ast ned--as it undoubted) was, would remain at V.entuor until, that: Wyune s c_os. g ys. bo,� a r4ontreal, . Q., •says its eat d ra• u p t
land been dealt her by a Heavy baud, 1} . e ... y _ qtr inmlt'tq any tidy sendipg Sher eft e1Rsa
u in ul of Far she died as you are aware, dust time, and than re�lirn and take up how safe would be her obiids hag bility vndex all e�paaure to weather s amts+ WeNs 1GbrfA044 Go,ilrlalrttt ►k• ,.,,?
x►e, L . inhearing, nm df e y
around r Mir- one week after that terrible night- - their abode in their old home, 1t pines in his keeping. It had given and storm is. frilly assured by its high i,INToI� asECHAZQIa�s INSTrr
everything passing . ho , er tend pleasure to Philip Rainsforth, it . To Our SnbSorlUers. silty, Itis more durable thitn,stone
o t . suffared herself to b fright, exposure and exhaustion, has beeii in the family, I and s , p u. 1? x n Library pnd:.l Qt:dipsr ooms. 7Cp rr
Raines r .. p i' ,rations. It is near }lad given pleasure to Miriam, and and will not loose its handsome apicis Hall, dawn etafre. Abant 9,000, ir4Nowr ,
into h boat., She did not. Yes, Mrs gomerset, they were pre for several generations. I , The SPECIAL exxouNOEnzsttT which ap. anee from generation to generation. Int ,eLibrar and all the Leadlntc liewr
be lifted x_ t. e ,
which s t when Sister Anna s troubled, Broadlands, I believe.' gratified that lady's pride not $ lit- ttired in our columna some time since snow of no other )material which ' pa Cis and sriodloala oI iiia d*y on tba
asp ilio food, close clasp inau „ s vex ret'- le. Iter niece would be mistress in a e eoial arran ant with " ua11 . ca able of oombiniil els ant table. Melnberehlp tioliet six per anuw+a'-
f o e mute tluthbert held Vashti patient, self denying life calmly and Vory near, and it i a y p t announo g p Bm y p g openiromato>' i m., and Brom?-ta ti p•
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r tl eh id not see the eacefull ended. Philip Rains- ty place. Miss Hallen;' Mrs Som- of Broadlands; her ambition soared Dr, B. J. KExDeL1a Co., 03 Enoabnrgh of form, beautyofaurfaca:an indafinii m. o lloatfonaI neo. - r 1pxeaaivea
Eo his breast; e d peacefully Falls, Vt., publishers of A Treatise on urabi7it , in,
assionats kisses he pressed upon forth's hands laid her slight, wasted . erset added, as though the thought no higher. the Horse and his Disease " wherQb Please can on or write to our agent t $.
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he followed her had suddenly occurred to her "do Mrs Somerset scarce) knew s, y ..
�e Taee; she did .not hear his low, form in the coin; y y our subscribers were enabled to obtain Clinton and see deaigns and prices b BENMILILER N i. RS , I
eager Oxy of rapturous gladness, as chief mourner to,her grave. The you think that Amos Marston is whether to be pleased or sorry when a co ygof that valuable work rREE by fare placing pant-order.
tM love- m °own love--Heaven day upon which elle was buried was engaged to Vashti Rainsforth 4 her son infclrfned• her'that he had son (palnd onoloai g a two .cent stamp fo><✓ W' M. G ' AGENT CLfNTON b'RB1T ANP OUNAMENTA-L TREE1
(d B. J. KENDALL - _„
asybeen kind indeed 1", Dliriam one of general mourning in King's "Certainly not, alias Hallen re- woax from Vashti iainyfgrth her mailing same)is renewed for a limited TsE ST. Tnomtts W,3ITE Ba01 ZE l4loxu- NORWAY SPAAJOE, SCOTG� .
never Beard, never saw, so absorbed Minter; rich and poor alike did plied, her face showing flet surprise promise to become bis wife. She eriod. We trust all will avail them- ANI, ASTBA0114$ >PIRE., -
p >uExx Conoua 13T, E Bans, Oita.
was "she in hot own thoughts, in the honor to liar luemory, Her lose at the question, while her manner greatly admired the girl, but clic selves of the opportunity of obtaining ran LArr><R or w>$an wta iii; agapI. 1
memAries which had been buried, will be keenly felt, for the years and tone were most decided--"in had never expected that Cuthbert this valuable work. To Query lover of Q� H. COOK,
' ;nut wii%Gh at the si ht of that sad, whish eho spent with ua were de- fact I know, they are not." would marry again. Still, if he the Horse it is indiapensable,asitireats Licentiate of Dental surg9r ., Honor Grads LARGE STOCK UN ' , " ` or' :
g in a Simple manner all the diseases ate of ths'Toronto School pf Dentistry.
vreet face against her brother's voted to ons long, patient, untiring "I always thouglit he loved her, hlid determined to do se,, she von- which,, af8iot .this noble animal. Its The aboye ornamental trees and ehrubbev'r-wi ,,yl`'"
' heart; had Sprung again into new , vote to do good." I am sure; and Philip Rainsforth's eluded that he could not make a phenomival sale throughout the United Nitrons Oxide (las administered for the be sold at very low prices, and those wantkt ;;(
ear ; F g g sinless extraction of teeth.
life, ;$h had not seen, she had not "Ah, poor thing !" Mrs Somerset giving up the business to him better choice; Vashti would be rich; States and Ganada> make it standard P office over Jaokeon's Olothing Blore, next anything in this connection
oher 11 cavo mous r
bttat!l, •hut Philip and Wynne had said, as .Mise Hallen paused, not strengthened the idea. Well, who- her beauty was superb, she would send ng yfor Treatiae. "Mention his paper when to Post office, Clinton. purchasing
--.`Q�btltb }seen and heard, had noticed, knowing what alae to say. "There ever 1s fortunate enough to win bear the honors of the house of Nov. 9. 1888, 13t. 'Night bail answered ly Orders by aitoittAd*e88 pityaGte'..1. I
. tqo, that the girl did not shrink are few like her in.this selfish world. Vashti Rainsforth, will win ,beau- Broadlands fix a grand, regal, gra- E4 , KEEFER
utvag from the protecting, oareseing Cuthbert sent,me word that Phi+ip tiful wife." cions manner. Taking all things 1$SO. JOHN STEWART/ Blrnml�l�rtt .
bogs- did ttat turn away bar face P�ainsforth left King's Minster the "And a good one, which is better," into consideration, Mrs Somerset RflP er' Young People.
DENTIST, n}� p n nhq •
Ecom the passionate laving kisses. very day after the funeral." Mies Hallen interposed gently.— concluded that she was rather pleas• p bIsgillap �Iataai IasaraGa Co. i +
Bdt"now the boat went forward. Yes ; he and Miss Rainsforth "She is brave and tender and true. ed than otherwise. AN ILLIISTRATEP WEEKLY. NoRlronaVmLa, NER No. COLLEGE ST.
blow ,and' thou it came in contact and Vashti. He needed rest and "She is all that, and more. I * * * * * The Eleventh Volume of HARPERS' TORONTO.
with some floating piece of timber, change sorely; both health and spir- have never seen a girl whom I ad- The drawing•room of Clovernook YOUNG PEOPLE, which begins with the BIBLES & TESTAMENTS AT COST T: NEILANSe HARLOOK
, some portion of a house swept its were broken. He mourned his mired as I admire her. Cuthbert has undergone a complete renova- Number for November 5,1889, presents
b the Good, or a tree torn wife's death deeply; he must have should have married some one like tion. It is no longer the stiff, for- an attractive programme. It will offer The Clinton Branch Bible Society have for GENERAL AGENT,
:away b its roots et still onward loved her most truly, most tenderly." her. But there, it's of no use talk- mal, cold-looking apartment in to its readers at least font serials of the STORE mbert 8ereei alfneTaBeortmontof Isolated town and village property, a6 Wei Y
np F y , y length, B1Ules and Teatainente. as farm buildings andstock, insured. Incur
itr,inoved, propelled by the strong "Ay, and that is what surprises ing; all men are selfish and hoed- which, long years ago, Arley Gough usual
, "The RediMn tang" by TESTAMENTS FROM 8ate.UPWARDS antes effected against stock that niay be
.; firm hands of brave, loving bearts. and bewilders me. You did not strong, and Cuthbert would have sang "Annie Laurie, and poor MMIAM O namely,
"Phill and the BIBLES FROM 260te UPwARDe. killed by light rd t h you want insurance
Arid presently there came a mighty, sustain much loss or injury from the his own way and married Mary Wynne listened with herhungerxng, Baby,>' by LIIOY C. LILIIE; "Prince posito 9EE. DR WORTHINGTON, De- dropeaardtotheabova address.
crasbingSound, a1.nd the house which 11opd, I was glad to know." Barton against my repeated advice. undisciplined heart)—the old rule Tommy, by JOHN RUSSELL CORYELL; PAINTING' PAINTING.
and "Mother's way," by MARGARET E. a{T wILgIE, SURQEON, DENTIST
1.
they had loft rocked violently to "Very little ???deed, h am thank- "He is a son of whom any mother has passed away forever. Long SANGSTER ; two short serials by RiALmAit l
reed shaken b the fu1 to say; you see, We `lie back might well be proud," Hiss Hallen curtains of white lace hang at the HaoRTn $OYEBEN. Two series o4 Fair The undersigneddesiresvi in intimae to the?
acid `fro like a y y y Hold, the right for the County for people of Clinton and vicinity that he hue' �,
ell to the raging a and deal from the river. The said, with warm admiration in every French windows; costly, dainty fur- Tales will attract the attention of lovers the Hurd process of administering chemi- returned to town, and intend, to remainI
-wind, and thenf in. g g g p here
wti, d and in lace of Cedar- cellars and some of the lower rooms tone, and hoping to gain from Mrs niture and pictures and statuary of the wonder-world,namelg, the quaint safest aand beat yet m yet cis ova ea for than every, to do nything whatevbetter er prepared
" �r
k fo. akBing flan , p tales told b HowaRD PYLE, and so
bourne was a mass .of troubled wa- were Hooded, blit with the excep- Somerset some words differing from 811 the room. y the painless extraction of teeth, aharRes painting or paper �ang�'ng Sine. Ail ordeza
admirably illustrated by him, and an- moderate, eattstaot}on guaranteed. Otfloe, entrusted to him will xeaeive prompt°axid ; 1 �
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i P t13rs. tion of the damage done to furni- those of fretful, selfish complaining Without the house the grain has other in a different vein by FRAxx M. ELLIOTT'S BLOCK over Rance's Tailor careful attention.
' ;' yet still onward went the boat, tore, and the great dampness, we to which she had given utterance. been garnered in, the fruit gathered BICRxELL. There will be short stories shop, Hnronetreet,s' union. GEORGE POTTS, Kirk St., Clinton.
that little ark of safety wherein six Sustained no injury. The outlay "The terrors of the flood did much, and stored; the sweet summer Bow- by 'w. D. HOWELLS, TROMes NELSON "I'
PAou, MARY E. WILKINS, NORA PERRY, EXHAUSTED - VITALITY ,�° j
prayerful, anxigtil ,hear is beat, now of a few pounds and some good fires but your son has certainly done ere have dropped away from their HARRIET PRESCOTT SPOFFOnD,DAxrD KER, '
/SHE 6alI7NCE of Life
hopefully, now "`fearfully--onward, soon reQaired that. I was very more, towards bringing about � the stems in the garden, the leaves HEZEHIAII BIITTERWoaxn, SoralE SWETT, 1 the groat Medical Cg
SfEYENSON
:i I*itilhpnard. ' thankful, for the sake' of those • harmony and goad feeling now hang brown and shrivelled upon the RIOBARD MAhaOLM JOBNBTON, etc. Work of the age on Man- I .Iwhom t1.
he flood had made homeless. existing between ma>Ites and men branches of the trees• but the Oct.- licca NervousanaPhy.i- U t"r oal 13ebil}ty, Premature / '
CH �PTER XLVII. For many we9ks we had the house in King's Minster." her evening is pleasant, the sun A subscription to HARPERS Youxo Decline, Errors of Youth'
PEOPLE secures a juvenile library. and the untold miseries
«And you say that she who was full. Ali, it was indeed a terrible "That may be true," Mrs Somer- shines from out a blue sky. There is useful knowledge, also plenty consequent thereon, son : j t
l I n as Sister Anna was really nigbt—ons that will be long re- set res onded• "but oni see how More beautiful than ever in the' of amusement.—Boston Advertiser pages8vola 126 se ses.- —THE LEADING—
g p , y tions for all di.eases.— h
tlie fife of Philip Rainsforth, the 1. membered in King's Minster: The lonely I havp been at Broadlands air of grave, subdued happiness and Cloth, full gilt, only eI, by mail, seated. u- UNDERTAKER I `J
Y, wife whose fate had ever seemed so loss of life stud property was ter- while be has been here helping waiting expectancy whish her face TERMS Postage Prepaid.e200 Per Year diaa ed men. Send now.
young and mid- V y
F g g F y Vol. S begins November 5, 1883: die aged men. send now. The Gold and
Amos Marston. He baa never been wears, Vashti Rainsforth stands be Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by
;rYlySteT10U6 ?'' rlble. the National Medica! Asaooiation. Address --AND-- „ a
The speaker was Mrs Somerset "It was a fearful night, indeed," once to see me. Ah, Miss Kallen, side the window which looks out pecimen Copy sent on receipt of a two- P. O. Bog 1895, Boston, Mass.,. or Dr. W. H. i"
p ' Mrs Somerset assented, pathetically. I every beart knows its own bitter- upon the path along which, she, ant stamp. PARKER, graduateofHarvard n,wMedical Col- '�1 " ,I
the lady whom she addressed was )ego, 25 years practice in Boston, why may EMBALMER•
,Margaret Hallen whom she was "( c%n never feel sufficiently thank- Bess, and mini aches terribly when knows so well, she will presently SINGLERemittancesERS,Fshould bemadePoet- be consulted confidentially. Specialty, DIs-
y ease of Man. Orifice, No. 4 Bultinch at.
honoring • by a visit. June was fui that I was away from King's I think how very little I see'of my' espy a welcome form coming towards office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
�ebtile now, with its glad sunshine Minster. It really seemed quite own child, how very little attention the house. chance of lose. /nl' A FULL LINE .OF .
antt,balmy air, and sweet, fragrant providential. Although I have been I receive from him. Dear me, what A red breasted cheery little robin Address: HARPER BCBROTHERe, NOWYOrk Lll8 111�lsons Bank.
breath of roses; and the time was desirous for some time of going to an uneonsionably long stay I have perched upon a branch near to the Incorporated by Act of Pnrltament, 1866. (� pQ'Li �1 �1�`
Broadlands et until- the ver da made ! Good morning to you.-- window trills out a sweet, glad lay, 1 �!ratt's0ional alld other C�tlyd� CAPITAL, - S2 000,000. GOODS 11�P l ill S l OUl1 b
striving to repair the ravages made y y y ---
by the flood. Mrs Somerset had before the bursting of the Carnleigh Perhaps, wben you hear anything a soft breeze murmurs amid xhe REST FUND_ - $1,000,000
;';been making a long step at Broad- dam I had not had the slightest in- of the Rainsforth's you will be good trees, and in that pleasant waiting l MANNING & SCoTT, � a7,
lands and had arrived at Kind's tention of setting until Cuthbert enough 'to let me know," the girl listens to the voice of both, Barristers, SUl1C1tOTS HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. The bestEmbalming ��w
Aiinster only the preceding day. o should decide to accompany ane.— "How very true it is," Margaret and her fancy ,lathes the sounds , f tom`'
"Yes "Mien Hallen said—sand her But at breakfaS; that morning he Hallen mused, as she watched the with language—with a single word. CONVEYANOERs, &c.; J. H. R. MOLTAN THOMAS,..... Pres. aaA ;,
' was sa in that he most write for 'receding form of Mrs Somerset, "To-morrow!" trills the robin.- — F. wOLFERSTAN THOMAS, GeaeralMnnager Splendid IleiLrSe. .
;'voice was very soft and gentle— y g I « <, l» oanmassinners for Ontario and Manitoba , " 4,
r'Sister Anna was Mrs Rainsforth." Ben to come to Kings Minster, and that they who are selfish and in- To morrow. murmurs the wind. OFP1,4z Na;7iT Dooa TO NEW ERA, CLINTON . 0 dtRCO2Gnted,r011eCti0n3 �nade,Dra- - ., list
°L Well, it does seem strange.— bring with a quantity of things considerate themselves are ever And then both robin and wind re- ?eased, Sterling and American ex-
oNEY To LOAN. MORTGAGES ehmnge bought and sold at lowest ALBERT ST.,CLINTON, ' '
Then that accounts for the likeness needed for the Copse, and I at onto ready to accuse others of those same peat the sound again, and yet again, I Bought. Private Fund,. C RIDOUT, current rates.
rofiered to o ni self to Broadlands faultsl Who, in ignorance of the "To-morrow !—to-morrow ! and a office over J Jackson's store, Ulinton. Interest at 4 per coat allowed en deposits- Residence eve£ atOY,.
Y �tween herself and Vashti. I al- F g y — t
and to s are him the trouble of fact, world imagine Cuthbert Som- swift rich blush crimsons the exqui- ARRIAOE LICENSES.— APPLY TO -- T - 64,
.ways saw It and remarked It t0 p F'ARM3EQU 3. OPPOSITE TOWN BALL
writing. I. acted upon a sudden erset; noble, ever self-forgetful, gen- site face of the girl as her heart too Why unaorelgned at the Library Rooms, 6loneyadvaneed to farmers on their own notes
'more than one." g „ p, JAMES SCOTT; Clinton. with one or more endorsers, No mortgage re- % ti
im ulse—a most fortunate one for ereus, and large hearted, to be the takes up the cry, Te'marr.w• ARRIAOE LICENSES ISSUED B HE quired as security. t;
It was great, taking into con- p .
son of a woman who in her Own And the blush deepens a8 the MR undersigned at'residence or drug store. H. C. BREWER, Manager, R y
pidexation the fact that Sister Anna me Jnnuary 1,87. Clinton FARR,AN &TISDALL
�!as soy very fair, and that both Mrs Somerset passed in the evi- patty fancied giievancea forgets the great luminous eyes discern a tall, nlRs A. WORTAINomoN. , 11, xY
ONEY TO LEND IN LAi2CdE OR
r; Vashti's hair and eyes are dark; but dent expectation of receiving some great trials, the bitter, heavy nor- stately figure crossing the pasture M Small sums on goodmortqageaecaritp,
have often thought that the re- sympathising response, but Margar- rows, which hundreds close around meadows—deepens still more as she mnderaterateofinterest. H HALE,cunton Clinton Post Office Time. Table B A N H E R S , ,_
'•.rt' et Hallen remained Silent. her have to endure, and endure pa- hears the firm, well-known footsteps DR APPLE AT REST- "
semblance lay in .the expression DExcE on Ontario street. Clinton, op- bfatls are due for delivery and close for despatch ,$
!aT13.re than in the features." - "Think what I should leave en- tiently and uncomplainingly?" cross the hall and enter the room at polite English Church. Entrance by side at the Clinton Post Office as follows:— CLINTON. ti�T ""
:f`And--pardon me, Miss Hallen dured," Mrs Somerset continued the window of which she stands— gate•
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Ad you any idea who she was presently, "had I known that Coth- CHAPTER XLVIII. grows deeper and yet more vivid as J a anus a of the on%r o vetSURGEON Veterinary l Hamilton, Toronto, strat-
l5efore she and Philip Rainsforth bert had exposed himself to the There were great patches of bright Cuthbert Somerset takes her in his loge. Tolegraphic messages promptly at ford, Seaforth, Grand Advances made to farmeraon their own I
mere of those dreadful waters in a scarlet poppies and dark blue this- arms as one to whom that right and Bended to. Office —Londesborough, Ont. Trunk east and interne- notes, at low rates of interest. ,t
` et on the night of that terrible Y ' g diate offices ............ 9.00 a.m. 1.60p.m
n little boat. The baro idea of his ties elevating their heads amid the privilege belongs, and presses upon RS WHITT—TEACHER OF MUSIC— Toronto Stratford, sea-
, '`Ood? M Member of the Canadian Society of forth, 1P, and S. oast.... 1.65 p.m. 83-m A general Banking Business tranB,aOtea *.
After 1.
a few moments' hesitation, committing such a mad, tbough�tleSR, golden ears of_ wheat and barley in the white drooping lids, with their Mucic}ens. Piano and Organ for the use of Godertch, Holmesville and Interest allowed on de osits. <
.Margaret Hallen answered Mra selfish act makes me Shudder. the cornfields around Cloyernook, dark fringes, and upon the flushediuPiwhi eheed's6AlUertBtr 8 eetUOlinton site G 4onhTrunk west ::::: Ssbp m. 2.40 p.m Sale Notes bought 4
"It was the reverse of a selfish and luscious ripe apples and pears cheeks, and upon the tender, Crim- Hamilton, Toronto .. . 4.15 p.m. 10.25 a,m
° 'Somerset, frankly. R REEVE,—OFFICE, RATTENBURY London, L., H, do 1'3.;oath a.m. P.M. a.m. p,m
t . °`b'had known it some time—ever action; Mrs Somerset; it was unset and plums and damsons, wearing a stn lips, sweet lingering kisses, and D st, Murray Block, two doors east of and intermediate officoa 7.00 4.16 10.267.00 J. P. TISDALL, Manager.
s nee Miss Rainsforth left school. fish in the extreme. It was a noble, soft, rich bloom,, hung in inviting fondly with every one so pressed, Hodson,' entrance. Residenoe opposite 8. Blyth, wtngham, Kinear-
i slid deed—a deed for which all clusters from the trees in the or "To•morrow,my darling,to-morrow!" Army Barracks,a ip in. St, Clinton. onto northland°int'errm a 8 e a.m. p m. a.m. p.m RI GH LY
Soon after her arrival she took abel- g Rewm-,Xt are those mho rasa
cod men and Aomen must love and chards, when Philip Rainsforth They remain silent for awhile— offices mails,
U ....... .. 9s0 S.ifi a.lo 6.uo th}e employment that; ill no will and
ter here from a dreadful storm, and g R STAN1xURY, GRADUATE OF THE Britiehmnils,Monday,wed- hohorable employ ant that Will not take
saw and recognized ?ler. honor him." Margaret Hallen came again to live in his old home. those two who love each other so D Medical Department of Victoria 'r - nesday, Thursdav • • • • • 7,00 a.m. them from their homes and families. The
Biter Anna s g vereit Toronto, Formerly of the Hoapltala Bayfield, Vnrna, Herbison, profits are large and euro for every indastri-
Think what she mut have suffered, spoke warmly, and Mrs Somerset A chastened acid sorrowful man tenderly. A great joy and content- dna Dispensaries. NOW York, Coroner for dally ................. 2.80 p.m. 2,46p,m. Qua person, many have made and are now
t resented both words and tone. he appeared, upon whose face a ment fills. their hearts, and love, the County of Huron, Baydeld, Ont. Summerhill, Tuesday and making several httndreddollars o month, It .
11Lrs Somerset. She orris tender and" Friday . ... ............ 6.80 p.m. 6.80 p.m is easy for any person to maks �$ per day
` in and sensitive to a degree; "It appears grand enough to smile rarely rested, but with a heart deep, true, earnest love has so little w WILLIAMS,B. A., M. D., QRADU Money Order; issued and Deposits received from and upwara,,wlio Is willing to work. Eithe
o�mg gothers, T dare say;" she cried fitful- from Which the bitterness and rest- need of words. Rut by—and-by the R p.ax,youngorold; capital not needed,westar
s..,8 y p ATE of Toronto university; member of one dollar upwards. ,
. 'rube had a capacity for loving Which the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Office hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. you. Everything new. No special ability
seas and yet, lovi she saw ly, ,,but it Was dreadfully selfish less pain had died out forever, lean- song of the robin dies away, and the oni• OFFICE & REsrDENOE the house for- Savings Bank and Money Order Office close required; you,reader.candoitas well as any
few possess, p , g ono. Write to us at once for fall articular
. �htsr, daughter she dared not say to towards me. Suppose be had lost ing in place thereof a calm, solemn light begins to fade, and then Cuth- moil occupied by Dr Reeve, Allier at 0.80 p.m. which we mail free, Address Stinson & Co ,
THOMAB FAIR, Postmaster, Portland, Maine.
y hilt, ,child, I am your mother."` his life—he ran a great risk. sense of peace and thankfulness.— bert Somerset speaks. Clinton, Apn129, 1999. i
Tt was very ryad, very hard; Mrs "So also did Amos Marston and The troubled, vague remorse, the "My journey to King's Minster o. BRUCE, L.D.S., DENTIST, gradu- " ' .
II lt. ,Somerset acknowledged that. Ben and the other man who went self-dissatisfaction, the anguished has°been a pleasant one," he says; Tnterio °ail operations of moSurgeonsr- �I'I�T��
"tut why she went away from out with him." doubt and uncertainty, had all end- "I bring kind and loving wishes, tt.toryoarofmly performed, enm.thettoa as HURON AND BRUCE ..'
"Ah es of course but then I ed now. He had seen Wynne, be and messages in plenty." minl.tera I for tRoehe sinless extraction of yy�'� ••�� ••�� 1wi.
` �' Clov'ernook I cannot imagine,'; 'she , y , g F p teeth. )into , Willvisi ofd tuna, Coats Loan & investment Co'y ��aJ ing 1,�,
Added. 'i Philip Rainsforth was Amos Marston has no mother.— had talked with her, his strong arms "Yong saw Margaret and Laura �iy vary Mogdaiat M}+tet Bit hP�rifession•I'll
eh•to-do oven in those daps; there Think what would have been my `had held her, his breast had pillow- Hallen? Vashti queationa, meeting 2%is Company is Loaning Mone om
void have been no lack of comfort grief, ;4lias Hallen, if Cuthbert had I Ad her head, he knew what had his eager, loving glance now with "R
Surgeon, Acoo� her, Licenttiaate of leo Farm Security at Lowest Rates of —AND—
jhd even luxuries, ,fid there has been dlowned. People may sap he been her life in the long, weary eho, happy eyes. College of Physicians, dna Surgeons at Interest.
„ Lower Canada, and Provincial Licentiate `
never been a hint of anything wrong noted nobly, but I shall always years of Separation; he could trea- Both, my dear one. They are and Coroner for the County of Huron. Of- I DRY g Y �+ N 1
. nev word of scandal has never been maintain that bis conduct was sure the glad sweet hope that "'in well and happy, as they whose sole aoeanaroetden e,--The building formerly MORTtiAGES - PURCHASEI TBE SUBSORIDER HAVING JUST COM �1r
occupied by Mr hwattes, HuronStreat.
lilrehthed against her. Taking it thoughtless and selfish towards me, the land which sets right the tangled aim' and object in life its t. do good Clinton, Jan.1o,1871. PaxTth and furnished tbo fat his now vedplap r
How inconsiderate too, of 'Sen to perplexing wren sof this" he should moat aver be. I have promised SAVINGS SANK BRANCH. watt, machinery of too latest improves pa%o,
altogether, it is a most mysterious r F F tz g S, 4 and 6 per Uent. Interest Allowed ie now pproparodto attend to sit order; 1n h}
allow him to go ! One would have see her again--should live with her that when spring comes round again (�taeRLEs F. M. MoC#RIIGOR, VETI7R. on Deposits, toamount lino milia.nostpromptandsntisfactorymwner
Affair. thought that there were lent of forever. He delighted now to trace we wife visit them." v INARY Physician and surgeon. Honor- h g and t recall w o rates. He whe o also refor
2CI%ss Hallen took a few momenta g F �' ary Member of Ontario Veterinary Medical ¢nd time left. thanks to nil who utrond n the aid° m before
Oration and decided Foor workingmen who might have her likeness in the face and manner "A.nd Amos Marston—is Amas ailimai. T ,terento all dice ntis of domesticated they worn burnod out, and now being finl bat
for quiet consideration, aliimale: Veterinary dentistry a spooialty— OFFICE—Corner of Markot8quareand North S for position to exoouto orders oxpodttiouely
that it was quite unnecessary to gone to the rescue of the Rains• of their beautiful child; sometimes we114" t('"Wasves moderate.
oo a Pristina o93 a Clintone door of HORAaE HORTON, !Dole ooniidont he oamgivo satisfaction to all.
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reveal to Mrs Somerset how and forths• • Doubtless Philip Rains. even he would talk to Vashti of thq ""Quite. He is -striving earnest) F�CTORI=Near the Mand Tr.un
rhy Wynne Rainsforth had left her forth would have rewarded them sweet, gentle mother whom sbe had and bravely to forget the eland J E. BLeoKeLl, VETERINARY SUR- Railway, Clinton.
r liberally." known buttalose. Ver 'lad) be whichfell..darkl upon young •oEox,l3onoraryGxnduateoftheontarto THOMAS MaREN�ID +
tasiiand a home. y y g y Y F y g Veterinary College. Treats all diseases of
'i� and fami• Again Margaret Hallen was ai• resigned his business to Amos Mar- hopes. There is the nicking of a aomostiaatod animate on ilio most modern
here are few homes a labors tin— dna scientific rinotpl i .HOfftea — idondo --
T lent but it required a eat effort ston and after a few months of la An Amos, h ately wo,t of the Roy,
i'[ea:Vvithout�theiraecrets and my.te + qALL GOODS ROBERT DO WI` ,
?'itis" she said at length, ver uiet ie, keep back the plain, truthful regtfl"I seclusion at Ventnor, took as
and untiringly• for the Albert St„ Clinton.Gltnton, cane night oraay at
tondod to promptly.
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Mr Rainsforth Khan a perfect words which rose to her lips. up his abode, at Cloverno'a. good of thus. whom lie employ., CLINTON,
"Speaking of Amos Marston," Miss Rainsforth was glad too, and bids fair to became 'the most MONEY 1 MOI�TEY i MONEY I JustArrived
right to his. He desired, however, p g Manufacturer and Proprletorfor the best RVIVO F.
that when'a fitting opportunity pro- Mi s Somerset remarked, presently, with a gladness no words could ex- popular man in King's Minster.— unds at )owe rateh and m derate expense. Mlli ?log in use. Agent for the bale "a
g Fp "I was Surprised to learn from press, to turn her back upon King's Tbere are bri ht, happy' days in T, cimsmadetosaitborrOVAr,. - - apputa100 of I aS'IhaltkrtFa tkxljb niched '.« ,x',
t gated itself I should inform you of li p F g g " MANNING & SCOTT, - Clinton Mom's CLaetutR, aTEASt FrrTINGS inPnlabed
`' tilt relatildh which had existed be-- Cuthbert that Philip Rainsforth bad Minster, which would forever now store for Amos, I am sure. WA,..rT_1C ' and applaid oll.shorthotloo,
t `' ii.;liitinaeif and Sister Anna-- I disposed of the factory and buainpas be associated in her mind with floods !'Poor AmosP' Vashti gays,goftly.,
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to him. It is a fine thing for Amos and strikes and mobs of unruly, dia- They are 'lent again then, each Elliot 1 y ileliluinl► Etatilnerx, al td.bt ftic41611 dI
fount always apbak of her by the l�lrlcitsl ifs trei ?tri �s*, tlinwr>t�► ,..... 11
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Marston; but I wonder that Philip orderly men•--•glad to r6turn to the buoy with memories, the past and �a .,Hain, rg ; CCP�ndlubu M.D., L.B.t. ���+► °1aa�'i asL =t►ft ?CI`Voa est,,
n1d: a iliar naive--•for he felt sure map ears ho eful trustful thoughts for the R_a.e,. Eainbu �th, tl. W, Ed}nb„ gh LI- •
Rainsforth Should be willin to re- home which had for so y y p + B ont8A'i ofbheASla• eoiit{ate t}ft">te �atid ,G�fy'"�tV°
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