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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1892-12-16, Page 24 , 1 „Noilo'l 114 41I i les s i „ . , . 041440 it t 0 - vault ago ' de0, ., r , obaretevert reel:Ai:1Y nettlity • poet tb it k Au t 1 8 hAl 1 ., filAe stglo4 , 40 (gang •demure In . ta,00 • with . a mug* finael40 PO' idrenTirpight OYen „learn to ,�1n yOn, VaPtaio 'Randal; 1 • thit*,,f, . , . • briqlit dark i'iy00,:` mal34 *4.4. _,,•0.1nOkonlieart, <1 am, t '14' WOuld loo, Al ,.:0100,4i- E/VIO' 'What collitert As it to'bo wreteli Ittomouldtcgliet4ei'' be w0gOV'as ',004) oan't, talk, ahcllt it "W4inttntolthate thIp' op 'On his, tb, Ada; Ot cOnrSe;,, * 14'0340ft , t',A.Athtl') boinielii4olott: !„ , ,•,,,, .u4 in,thek„years : to , mine he intght, .'-t.,,Al'aina Most' imprOper porabn, ;. ow hogia,ndbedingle 4041001d; . ki,or 'ftl.hti" she replied, gravelY. IlOa Kit 41174;,,A'SiiO' ,wOuld,teac4' them 'to better lyigi:),,, you good-Oreeigge',1 , 1444)114 a ' Man 1Cria0 ,Steed Or' .ailded; Yisiligt4Dd InakinK. 'hiln a ,.107,7 '' by his �W t-otond. onaliii,a-.0.opn t. rixr10)..e.fete-.11101411:g.eedatet,raWan --. - • 11mhl?y„anyiiguo-ble ,',Way, . -,', ' . f)iletood, graeloia.1,AAK,Mbat7 'are ahoarkWasfoll d Ada,4asiiiideed. yoif. thinking' of r ho,orlOn, e'stOttairDig, tay a wan ls „thouglats.,fli, tt red' .,.beir in a state of utter bOrg'ilderlOerit:, , ,4,iviri:,., Sad, *e ?roSpedt, 4 .' '0"ThiTiliii,1.$?TgOitigli041:04"(31AODeplied) , „.0ct,_6;rest; in %pinta , geriVP.30011*,. 00 e,."4.tad 1%going .to p1141 totillqr, ,4 vOgl,,,gracetii / st,tow '');i ., ',,Oil? POr heaven's 0&, e o stop tr, kie0.4 'her 'ttakikoPms,e't ,' tAS D'i'Orrient." • ' ,' ' ,, • * Sed.lightly..npen het he 4.1Well, ' but what i is the' use? Yen t• in ,the, 400, yi10_,st haVe me, and therO'S an enof 4'texine*, isistre in ttl(), ark; Jt,. kana,not going 'to , ask Yeill any ,.., a ora suobearn„-.60,4 i,j, 1' K 'mere, 1110,Yara) Salitalnr V) , • is ' . ..r, a y to 0,4 oz Then of eourse shetWaS detaipeci, and WastLae atteche of pefleetion all .kinds of sktehelnent prOtestations, Ada. sitc,., pictured her On itliO 'atljuratione, MO atisnrances of sindy. arid , slope beneath tile tsOliNina big devotiOn poured into apparently ks hcloW,, *delightitng in the licift, indifferent ears. „She was induced to 'beauty. tef the Italian winter resume her, seat, ors tho olive-rciots, be,r ' 'Ong tile °clear brilliance of the bright fate glowing like a splendid till it would have been no flower against the.trugged, stony - se to hear her spe#4,4 a breathing looking trunks, her dark eyes half- ancltn4 4kiri flveath. -„,4,' ' * veiled. "Yes," she was thinking of r 'i.l'h W .4tarci4the "Vast herself, "it is about time you began. „,,,.46ArluenCe ei!troselmed I ,do think I have a ri,Fht, as a woman, „s 'virire flatteringVn :owinged to a little eourtship. ii the!owing ork angt sky; he As for Philip. he knew nothing but the better to see the splendor, that Princess Ada was permitting her cording out of the sunset hands to be kisied,' , 'ward him, was Ada he/self. "This is all very well," she said at ,••,last. "Now perhaps I may be allowed ir . 011APTXVIIto return to my poor sick aunt?" I, . - ,. ; "AdThoww can you jest? Do you • believe in me?" . SIMSET. . "I believe that you are a foolish, set splendors glowect behind boy, and don't know what is good for peared to be descending to- you. From what you say, you can't out of the very heart of the exist without me," she returned. "And ; se came with firm, light yet you won't-" her. she burSt into a *path of incandescent gold, happy little laugh and did not finish her sentence. `Do you know," she adder with a sudden change of man- ne I look on you as a,son. I think I ad ed you on that first night at the ba Poor boy," I thought,"he has no r perhaps by this time. Ohl I w so sorry for you! You are my fay , and my mother, and my son, asil dear Hindoos say." m au outcast," he teplied, gloom- ily • t he remembered her words at thre aterfall, ttkie. ler thou art to me, and mother dear, and brother too, r husband of my heart." teN AseementenaleoLL_Lit — fitireiN,:filoulziti 7 "st'd ". ll'ffie. accuStomed proud poise of 'head, her face shadowed by the trast with the glow behind and und her, her nark eyes full of light; face.was was turned to the glory nce She came, j,*'. seemed made of , doubly trandigured by the set - sun, and the vivid joy that flash- 'renigh hins at the sweet appari- In a moment he had met her, her hands and was standing less face to face with ber. Both beat quickly, but there was no sin .A.da's face did.not erpect to meet me?'. 14 after a tittle pause. I neveieexpected to meet you; en 'things are bad, when the M the worst, you always ap- --, angel of cOtrifort." . at friend, I hope," she replied, 'the first time we were dancin ews of your mother's fata e -e .. .., ut you were re :t . Ac:illicnow-"co c1 d •two day , nt whose •i l'r, -perhaps • m in. our people would never hear of it," 1 e added. " o you know, Lord Blank is rather font of me. He is a sweet old man, my godpapa. And Philip, please be angry, he knows why you home in such a hurry. You will of something soon. As she said ooked down, a little tremor in her ously clasped hands. ven at the very best it would to be years, Ada!" he exclaimed, is heart in his voice. "Arid to 'of your wasting your strength eauty-" Awing old and ugly, when of dtrouldn't care for me any ng,, pose on would die for me - 8 ways s y that," she added. ? Wha "vvobld I not do?" .11, once you said you would we for me-" nd I 'id it, and I shall always, I liv• at all." t•won't wait a little while?" , suddenly raising her eyes e light in them flowed into done you wrong," he replied. think any woman's nature Instant, so strong. I felt to give you up." n't be given.„.1p.,...,", she 'Vbfenquivernig. n9 d be c t I ought "But I wou interrupted, h "You shall not be given up. Nothing shall come between us." "Since you have chosen unworthy ,me;41seadded, hie voice trembling in, to a key of infinite tenderness, "I will do my utmost to justify your choice. I am your knight, your vassal, what you will only yours." • The sun had gone down by this time, its last rose-lignt dying away intothe track of Ulysses and iis companions, following them in phat mysterious voyage to the unkno n Happy Islands of which Jessie loved to dream; some stars were already trembling in the clear sky, a faint glow still crowned the bare mountain summits, the brightly colored, smokeless city at their base, which was a jewel in the sunset, had faded to common stone, specked with innumerable sparks of light; the keen chill of the,winter night was in the air, it was dangerous to lOger beneath the olives. They rose and hurried away; , parting at the gate of Ada's temporary home, not to meet again for years. Stillbrooke Mill stands as of old be- side its clear waters, on which silver swans glide among the green reflec- tions of over -arching trees. But the garden is built over, and the plane tree goal, so that the mill seems to be it continuation of the street. A rail - why bridge draws a black horizontal bar across* the tree -tops and strides over the bridge with .long, black iron compass legs, stepping ',unconcernedly on green turf or in mid -stream, a sym- bol of the money -getting spirit of Ole age, a spirit that everywhere defaces beauty, ruthlessly on -rushing, borne on by the fever of its Own mad desire. Cine,surnater evening some years ago, a 'train roared out of Cleeve sta- tion and over this bridge at low speed, bearing in Orie of ith Otil'ilags a g.ener- ti Officer in fultdross returning frim a beitDtiful 'dttrk.eyed woman. 'di rieb, blablt hair hi" hly silvered, a ) ad oitifteent• 'and a , ,irl of eleVen. he tert.liaVing tosse of ,heroeirn Ow at, Wiy4 troVenin' her brown rls With the -white- iimitl pocked - that lpy cin the se ftbeside'lier, exilkbrether had taken A,Io unbucltled +ttord-beltand wits, droMing the sword 4...4.11fItt 9:1.1.-.Pil owliryoni its Sheathi tar ,eliii its •littbill, Ad ,"' the geter- thM e au. leanin•' 1010441o, 4,4 allaw}wpri. t OA' bl trit 0.`' 0 *0 • rixtlz10001$,6 0101gbt using erkeeiroy Stpitleer, ,t1),§1•444* 1411nmect '0% Arldinn, tee in 41004044$ tom ite '1414 tb,eui II, -.4. 1.44 olt isaiilY.S-htli V.UPLAVA 411 131:Oedirei ' 7400 44,44e 404tP,., 0.%31: •-,. . l 0ea' Ozzah, 04Yers,:.halt Of on" 14> it ,,, • rised On the Wizzgs," 0ttile sOlPIPal, '• ' Tides VoriOn4*S/. 0N -Or 'tb0.,/lOPATUS PO' : U! •q1404 ItaSSeet color0dlay p.Pfp10.0141§19%, ill Vida. Tall0 Oa fra%gra*t ' • •d0wrs, Azzd fig 141-40n?",i4; ,eetilog ,MetaguerphOsis, 'We, tOl110• our. ;time to moice ahd sorrOw, to lev,e PM,' ,fear; to doubt an& strilgPet t° P1904 aucl. fate. • 134 thougn;gezzorati00 succeeds"' egeneration •ana.,, the same willoveshear the whispering Of lovers. and see then Children' and •children's children,' and the race . isperpetually renewed, In its eternal round,' thore is a difference. Unlike the water, ,mari has a choice between blessing and citr, Sing, he does.not pass and "leave not a wreck behind" but a nip* and a mem, . Ory. For each separate man, as Nv011 as the whole race, moves onward, though often with many a baelrfall, to one "far-off divine event" with a, cer- tain poWer for a certain season to re- tard or advance the grand final con- summation. , THE END. t TO -DAY „Hood's =Sareaparilliv stools at the had -in the medioine world, adi3sired in prosperity and envied in merit by thousandsof would- be competitors. 'It has a larger sale than any Other 'medicine. Brush success could not be won without positive merit. SHood's Pills cure consumption by restor- ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal. They are the best family cathartic READY- BUT NOT RESPONSIBLE. George had taken. lessons on the 'Vio- lin for six months or more. He was sawing away on an exercise the other day, when his father said; "It seems to me you have been kept on those exercises about long enough. Why don't you learn to play a tune?" "I can play tunes all right enough," replied Georgie. "I don't beleieve it. I never heard you play one." "Well, I can, all the same." "H'mph! I'd just like to hear you." "I can play "Home, Sweet Home,'" exclaimed Georgie, firing. up, "and I'll show you! You may not be in Pam, dise while I'm playing it," he continued with his chin on his instrument, and his bow poised in the air, "but this is `Home, Sweet Horne,' you're -going to hear." And, drawing the bow with a vigor- ous swipe across the quivering strings, he played "Home, Sweet Home," till the misguided parent rushed in horror from the house. THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER. Thome,e-WhiteTRAL-,- River Jaseplicigue;:- write -"Having used Dr Wiiiiirme Pink Pills, 1 find that they are undoubtedly the best blood purifier and reconstructor of a weakened and debilitated constitution ti' can be found." Beware of substitutes a imitations. From dealers or by mailop paid, at 50o. a box or six boxes for S2., Dr Williams' Med. Co., Brockville, Ont,, Henry P. White. of Kansas Cit) Kan. a member of the Board of Tared( has t:ought 1,000 acres of lancl near the city, on which he purposes to coloniz all the negroes of tint. town into .a sel supporting village. Mina* Linament is usediby physicist - Mr James "..eeve 'of Do chester, lost, a runmber of fine cattle c his last shipinentt, to the Old Countr Fifteen head we0 washed overboar and others died felom the effects of tl evere stormaonetarntered, HE,F CT That AYER'S Sarsaplarilla CURES ern -teas of Scrofulous Diseases, Eruptions, Brills, Eczema, Liver and Kidney, Diseases, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and Catarrh •should be convincing that the same 'tourse of treatment WILL CURE You. AU that has been E 11 of the wonder- ful cures effected by the use of AYE 'S Sarsaparilla during the past fifty years, truth fully applies to -day. It is, in ever. sense, The Superior Medicine Its curative properties, strength effect, and flavor are always th same; and for whatever bloot diseases AYER'S Sarsaparilla i: taken, they yield to this treatment When you ask for • AVERS SarSaparil don't:be induced to purch se* at t of the worthless substitu hic are mostly mixtures of c eal est ingredients, contaiii'n4 sarti parilla, have no uniform st ndai of appearance, flavor, or leffec are blood -purifiers in nam oril: and tire offered to you b cau! there is more profit in 4lliii jthan, Take „ •k;S", ,•• ' • 14-Aff-Or 1141-001Viteller!**OSCri•OttintiOr' 2M Qbl4Ireu, Ib 0011tala$,Acitlier 47,14403., Inerb e /Sr'," • • other Vareeite, oubitageoi X1s a 1.14.rvailesis 154,Plit".04#01;' 1.1,t4;00,09, 0,k0, thing 1.1S7t''41ifir't'7 714Ipliirp°i, 14. Clastm:(114 lyPrienTtr ett:417, 1110?..r44t.51470,10.&!#;02°Iir"4"*.:'';', 1Tat 11" ilai**er's • '0 , xt r1ettSa4t: Ito .064,sittnr:e4stroys -vv-M. ;as eadfalliall ' of*otheirs, %ttsur#4$ 0008tit°4tiPat 0,10 8t0,41ach • 004 t0444'.;:'';'." • "Castorl4 is tat,ecelleaymeillalrie for chit. diva. )othershii ep 1c&uoQe Ite aood,eftect Upon their ohildrUk"," - u.l4,...0gooen, AtaVoil, Mass. "'Castor's is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day ta not far distant vfheamotlierswillconsider tbe real interest or their children, and use Castoria in- stentLot thevaimusqoacit nostramsavhichm_ destroying their loved ones; by forcingopium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down' their threats, thereby sending them to premature graves:, Da. J. F. Enrcurzon, Conway, ex' Acutze C. Sutra, .Pres., • The Ceetnerryit, Dturray Street, New York ,natitra1„*Iefe0.• „ E4m4he PirEpth*Ozi.Frleitur CaArtOria.!: • • oultioo, adailtotligl;tilIldrA4004, •• X recommend it as sunOriorloTiY” 04=100 k°634"41 rae.7 • IL A,Aagnes,M.lip., 111 so. OxfOr4 a., Brooklyn', N,T. Our physieiane in the, children's depart, meat hmie spoken highly of their experk encrs'in their outside prace-33 withOaderlat d althou h we onl have among our medical s s w • .produets, yet We are free confess -0114 tisi tarts of Castoria kutswon us look wit favor upon it." % UNITED liOSPIT41. Iwo Thwarts& 'Boston, Maris an g • upp ebatifilarym • a's regtilar ,„. P WRW 11 MAX! 4:41 .,' • • A The aiwia•ori*Taia4t.ttPe)tiad.,ehibhew .aolo at .verkloW 'prtees, Sad'tiaOP.'?"' M • wi.it ,auVk uobaete • !der :be *rekiri.invi,•:aj,$' 44'04 .4d4retifai:: JOHN StEWARti . • cr.4xxtrow ,• " • • • Pianin -• See my stock of beautifuj goods, offer- ed at greatly reduced p es; they, range from $5 to $200. Hing made my purchases direct fr om he manufactur- ers, I am enabled to s 11 to the best possible advant v. W 4.1M1 0 liM S m Gent's Solid Gold 10k, 18 size, Elgin movement, full jewelled, $25 to "43,15 Gent's Solid Gold Ilk, 18 size, G.M. Wheeler movement, " 40 Ladies Solid Gold 10k, 6 and 8 sizes, from '. $17 to $30 Ladies Solid Gold 14k, 6 and 8 sizes, from • 18 to 15 _Gent's _clokl Filled, 18 size, 10k, warranted for 15 -years... .. -..-. 40t)- 20 Gent's Gold Filled, 18 size, .14k, warranted for 21 years 13 to 25 Ladies Golxl Filled, 6 and 8 sizes,- 14k, warranted for 21 years15 to 20 Gent's Silver Watches, 3 ounce case, 18 size, stem wind, 10 Gent's 1 .- - _•..“-' • key and stem wind, 11 to 20 {ie -y and stem wind, 5 to 25 , key and stem wind 3 to • 10 • a wind 5 to 15 trades. , _._, ann German Watches, 16 jewel als. agnetic Watch; this has special against magnetism: ,clumge movements in any Crt the ahoy' i desired, prices to vary with quality of nt. Our movements consist of Width: .ncludes grades Broadway, Wm. Ellery, ftlett and Cresent. Elgin, which in . P.a,ymond, G. M. Wheeler. Hampden, mas and Columbue,..all which inel , 15 jewels. The higher grade of these its, with Brequet Hairsprings, Pate tor, Compensation Balance, adjusted to heat . VERWARE 1 1 et al goods at great] i'21.,. See m• .1\T; BROOCHES' .-Solid Gold, DOCKS -131 . MDDLECOMBE, creased my stock of Silverware, si rous of selling off my last year's nake more room, and offer these xl prices. of GEM RINGS, also SOLITAIRE plc/A,: at RfAce_airD g .t9„ , 1n4 kallau-novelties. great variety, for 1:01,,PArleriN &c. from $1 to $4o. t Street Clinton: -4 BIS' VIAS I be here in a short tinie and we are rt as RAISINS, CURRANTS,,NUTS the best PEELS in the market. OCKERY-such as DINNER, T1 k. Thr goods and prices are right. 1 s, &c., for Holiday Presents. The Bee for $1. Full stock .of GENERAL C leMURRAY, IOW AND C'' tinter has arrived and we are prepar hal /teys, Good .Twt.EDS for 8U: ent of UNDF,1-01XliTS and DRA anti° OlotherWarin WO& Wraps andeashe War -Daps arid It or. . bate not Id otten the feet a 11 It Beets htia hoe6,IteiVy said g ps' and Mirise Lubber, OVE C {loth, Carnival Ott. Cariiies- .see, Maekiiiaw eekte, Flwith a stock of Now FRITITS ')ATES, ORANGES LEMONS, ou need anything in the way of 1ILET SETS come and see our UPS and SAUCERS, Children'e TEA in town. 26 lbs. SUGAR ES. Prices as low as WILTSE 'MATHER e our 0 VRCOAki8 for Men and coya,, Margoled Cardig04 Je,Ckee 'Mte -find w '- tat i .; Tun suissoluniz;Zzoi50#11011 ''', tV., BD and furnished bin new Plenjp ".••• illetit, •,,,, mmaoeshtinperroYn:Pttt:Itsa:;14:faj74:7,:cts::u4t 41.1J:t4:-.el ; ' prepared to attend to all'oadartrinih atIlint,tikttia,, swohnoabpl eatrraotneis.zedEthe eV0041409Asuks4f,rotArn4yh tiro 120,4111:: gd oat,' and now 'belag in a letter'PoestionNo':Oxa, ute ordersegpeditiolisly aelfrfeels coaSerenifl,ityifily,1 v e satisfaction to all, . d •• , ,' . '""e1-• 1:-. ; ; ". 4. , FACTORY -4 ear Ovild OrtipOadrtinA . • z „. ;•ro . , Railway, Clinton . 're „.1 • ; THQNSS •Arbt , • „ COPP'SA. WALL ., and Paint Shop Is stacked with a Select Assortment American and 'Canadian' Wall Paer WITH BORDERS TO MATCH, from five^ oe rolls to the finest gilt. Hitving boughtpny Pape and Paints for Spot Cash, and my practical •efe.,;,•,. perience justify me in saying that all wantin§ decorate their houses inside or paint them'etout.g,;:.4 e-will-fmd-it-to-their-advantago-to-give-meesesz call, ^ 44 Shop, and directly opPositii--•W'4, • ato., ggifShop, south rOelsivideer:coeh. unt • • JOSEPH COPP, [Practical Paper Hanger and Pai4.eri,,,, ROBERT -:- DO, OLINTON, • Manufacturer and Proprietor for RIM Dog in use. Agent forbi cotton of the farreseues. PATANT, .04.A Owestiza, STEAM FITTINGS binds ed on short noticp Bei term. Engines. and a aseceInery repaired OW and In a satieraetorpe. Perm. implements n;tanUfactured 'Steam and. water 'pumps hernial' positipn. ' Dry Kilns fitted up