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incorporated by Act of Parliament 1866.
UPITAL, -- - $2,000,000
REST, . - $1,375,000
Read Of loo, . MONTREAL,
1. H. R. MOLSON President.
1'. WOLFERpTAN t HOMAS, General Mana so.
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American ex-
change bought and sold at
lowest current rates.
INTaanoT ALLowaD Oil DaroatTIL
F'gRM333]RB_
Money advanced to farmers on their own notes
Prlth one or more endorsers. No mortgage re -
rod as security,
H. C. BREWER,
Manager,
December, 1896. Lfatett.
G. De NoTaggart
BANKER
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Votes Discounted, - . Dra%te Issued.
Interest Allowed on Deposita,
Clinton, June8th, 1891 _ 068y
(PrAW.
L Q. Z.1Q,t -01
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a I 1fast$ eveocn 1tou(tay of evlrJ
ahl. MoEay
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Mokdh�Vtlnd tterou 41—yt
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W41comb
DR. J. S. FRUIW6N. W. M. •
P. CANTELON, JR. deo. J. -P. SNEPPARD, D. M
Iffinsonle.
CyLINTON Lodge, No. 84, A. F. & A. M. ueots
every Friday, on or atter the moon. Visit
Ing brethren cordialh•tnvited
A. J. HOLLOWAY, W. lit. THOS. RCMBALL, SILO -
Clinton. Dec. 0, 1896.
.
Hearns Tout Fo. 08, Knights of the Maccabees of
the World. $;1.000, $2,000 and $3,000 Policies. Mem-
barsblp over 100,000. Assessment priuclple—has
never exoeeded 19 assessment# in a year. Oheapcet
j and Bated in exietenoe. Menta in Orange Hall, Clin-
ton, first and third Friday of every month.
COOK'S FLOUR
& FEED STORE,
(71inLon.
BRAN and SHORTS in Large or
Small Quantities.
OIL CAFE, LINSEED MEALS
10 lbs. Choice Oatmeal for one Bushel
Oats
D. COOK, CLINTON.
1 762-tf
__ __ HILL'S FEED STORE,
l"dical. HURON STREET, CLINTON.
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DR. W. GUNN,
'R.'e. P. and L. R. C. S,,,Edinburgh, Oce—
' Ontario streti Clinton. Night calls at trout door of
residence on Rattmbury street, opposite Presbyter.
ian church.
DR. TURNBULi..
J. L. Turnbull, M. B. Toronto t'niv. ; M, D. ;
3. M., Victoria Univ. M. C. P. & S. Ont, ; 1, !low
of the obstetrical society of Edinburgh. Lata if
London, Eng,, and Edinburgh hospitals Office:—
Dr. Dowsley's stand, Rattentiury tit. Night calla
answered at Office.
-- — DR. SHAVE.
OtIIce In Hodgen's Block, Rattenbury St., Clinton,
:Int. Night calls at same places
Jas. Sts Freeborn. X -D,
L. R. & Q. C- P„ I„ M. C P, & S, O„ &c„ &c,
Graduate of III 9's & Qaeon's College of Physicians,
Dublin, Ireland. Licentiate of the General Medical
Counci), Grant Britain. Member of College of
thvsioiaea and Surgeons, Ontario, Formerly rest.
- dept o Lila Rotunda Hospital (Lying-in and Gyne.
.ological), Dubin. Special attention to diseases of
women and children. office and residence,Rettenbury
St., nes r. door to Ontario St. Methodist parsonage.
sly-- —
I ERuxistry.
Dr. BrUCB, Surgeon Dentlst.
OFFICE. -Over Taylor's Shoe Store,
Clinton, Ont. Speciltl attention to pre-
servation of natural teeth.
N. B. -Will visit Blyth every Monday, and
Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during the
summer.
R. ,Agnew, •L. D. S., De Do S#
DENTIST,
Gradcato of Royal College of Dental Sur-
geonN of Ontario. llono- Gr.iduatc of Trinity
tlniversity,'l'oronto. Bt -it Local Anaesthetic
for painless extraction. Office oppusiteTown
Hall, over Swallow's Stor f.
Night Bell of 9wwered.
Will visit llennall et •i,y Alontlay, and
Zurich the 2nd Thursday (f each Month
jtpl,
MG. CAMERON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
. Oonve)'anoer, &o. Office—cot nor Ratuilton and
St. Andrews -ate., oplasile Colbotue Hotel, Goderich.
gsn",
J. SCOTT,
Barrister, *c.,
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, - - CLINTON,
Money to Loan,
E. CAMPION, Q. 0,
BARRISTER, - - - SOLICITOR.,
NOTARY, ¢c.,
Qoderieh, .I
Ont.
0®ce—Over 1).via' Drug Store. Money to loan.
M- 0- JOHNSTON,
BARRISTER, - - SOLICITOR,
COMMISSIONER, ETC,,
Gl'oderirh, - - - Ont.
Office—Car. Hamilton and St. Andrew's Ste.
W. BRYDONE,,
BARRISTER - - SOLICITOR.
NOTARY PUBLIC, (fc.,
0vicE BEAVER BLOCK - • CLINTON.
817 -if .
aultg toaad.
MONEY to lend In large or small sums on good
mortgages or personal seemity at the lowest
earrsnt rates. H. BALE, Huron at. Clinton.
Money.
Money to lend on good Security it 5j sod 6 par
14001647
4001. Apply to C. RIDOUT, Albert St., Clinton.
S6t•tf.
Calitelolft' Bias,
GENERAL, GAOUERS do FROVIIS•
ION VERCHANTS.
Grockn, GIMs & Chinaware
ALBERT ST., CLI*TON, 01VT.
Ifigilest Cash Price for butter and kl�ggs
fa -11r
.. Flue I" cried Kite. "You mean fly,
don't you f" die asked. "Never mind
-fvftt litim st' I mean; just. Cit. Pa's
coming. , , ,
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The Best Early Seed Potatoes, and all
kinds of first-class Clover, Timotby, Field
and Garden Seeds, Flour and Feed of all
kinds. Closest living prices for cash. SALT
in stock and for sale. TEAS of the choicest
varieties and blends. Excellent value.
J. W. HILL, Huron St., Clinton
Central Butcher Shop-.
COUCH & WILSON
Subscribers desire to notify the public that they
have bought out the butchering business lately can—
ducted by Mr. Jae. A. Ford, and will continue the
same ander their personal supervision. Orders Will
have prompt and careful attention. Fresh meets of
an kende will be kept In season, sold at reasonable
rates and delivered anywhere in town.
ARTHUR COUCH, CHAS N. WILSON.
CLINTON.
CENTRAL BUTCHER SHOP
FORD & MURPHY.
(Successors to J. W. Langford.)
Having bought out the above business, we intend
V) conduct it on the cash principle, and will supply
our customers with the best menta at the lowest Pay-
ng
ayng prices. FORD & MURPHY.
LIVE HOGS WANTED.
Highest Market Price Paid.
'D. CANTELON, Clinton.
'r98-tf.
B. THOMLIN€ON,
VETERINERV SURGEON,
Honorary Graduate of the Ontario veterinary Col -
age, Toronto.
Treats all diseases of Domestic Animals on the
most modern and Scientific Principles.
Day and Night Calls Promptly Answered.
Residence —Rattenbury Street, West, Clinton, Ont+
J E, I3LACKA".L,
Veterinary Surgeon
and Veterinary Inspector
Office oil Isaac street, next New Era office.
Residence, Albert tit., Clinton.
Goo. Trowhill,
Horseshoer and General Black-
smith,
Albert Street, North, - Clinton.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Woodwork Ironed and Bret clave material and
work guaranteed; farm implements and machines
rebuilt and repaired.
Card of Thanks.
TO MY MANY PATRONS :
I desire to tender my sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage accord.
ed me in the past and to inform the
public that I am still in the Carpet
Weaving Businesv on East Street,
Goderich, next the Bicycle Factory,
Pereonal and mail orders will as genal
receive prompt attention. All classes
of work a specialty, at the lowest pos.
Bible prices, and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
W. A. Ross, East street,
GODERICH1.
The McKillov Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
ty only Insured.
orrfans.
George watt, President Harlock P. O.; James
Broadfoot, Vlee-Pres., Sea7orth P. O,; W. J. Shea -
nice, Secy. Trees., Seatorth P. O.; I lohael Mnrdio,
Inspector of losses, Seaforth P. O.
Deaf MRS.
James Broadfoot, denforth; Michael Mordle,Sea.
forth; George bele, Seafortb; George Watt Harloak
Thomas E. Hays,tldaforth; Alex Gardinor,Laodbury
Thomas Garbutt, Clinton; John XeTA&n, Klppen.
aG1ETa.
Themes Nellans Harlock; Roberi Moll illan, Sea-
forthand James 31amings,Effmondville,
Parties dWrouq to eQeat Insurance or trans.
act other business will be promptly attend-
ed to on applieatlon to any of the tibbve ofacers itd•
dressed to their respective post oMuna.'
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TO THE FA * ,' 4�'
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Study your own laterest and gq where
you coin yea I
Regable 04 �srneo&.
I a3'.-.dlpo.'.'.'V'I'Mld.f.'.'..d".'Ili"":
tit non. bat t114 'ltllI� o t17,b0E,
B ' aresAops Nlat rd1 abt(tp,.41p fey Abre
gq to 1 9rdT
J"1F1L'N 1$ V LA J 49
HARNESS EMPORIUM, I$L*Vlle OLIN
NOTICE.
There being come misunderstanding with r
Card to wreckage, let it be dietiuetly, understo
that it any poreou takes poeveq#too of auy kin
of wreckage and tails to report to me I eball
once take proceedings. RomemWr this to t
last warning1 shall give. CAPT. WN, BAB
Receiver of Wrecke, Goderich,
Goderleb, Sept. 7th 1891.
FOR SALE.
The property at present occupied by the u
derslgned as a residence on the Huron Roa
In the Town of Goderioh, consisting of one half
an &ore of land, good frame house -story and
half --seven rooms, inaluding kitchen, hard
soft water, good stone cellar, stable, wood a
carriage houses, There are aleu some good fru
trees. This property is beautifully situated a
veryeuitabloforany person wishingtoliveretire
For further particulars apply to
IS. CAMPION,
642-tP B.rrietor, G odor's
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' A {� ��jt, QPj•� titles wouldn't take much notice of in '
ti !yt a+ SEA, this dant, down to a bit of a pier, on
ar.-.- the beach, tta9sed me into the boat, and
,•1Vhat+a all this?" ailed `+�he Ileuten- bprut l d I properiq QXr�#y�� i
. d0 d a#ter w nd a to be "`��� •
ant in 't) fllge of the tleolp, coo lg tor- >r...
at. W I'd . 0 wo months
ward .aatgyjiy. / abq yi flue Tb9dent. th transfers-
"Hir; ° tabrleked York, "I have been m ' to a elq-�:d lt�ttea a r de draft- IT6M5 OF INT�REST ABOYT THE$ .tgged'f�l tJne 1 azder^tn"at that ildanl" 'rend tllabl id 'tit 'rued ROSY YAI {CEB. i`
,�•p[a ;; � Heavet(ill" dried, Mo lieuten- �.. biting the .. �
pact h 'hand with �..�
(lid; "ag- petr*e, 11'0 doubt. Take the hit; fist, " as I'm alive to tell it..,
poor c*yj1 below, and we to blur." "Did you mists the knife ?" Inquired Neighborly Interest le Nis Dolosgs-Msttom
• "Sit," cried York, oletaping his hands, the commander, o1 Moment .fid rUrth anthered from Iili
"I beg you to liettul to me one minute, 1 �' Your honour, when I came to Daus Record. 4
feel in ray
I am not mad ind6ed. Mr. Worksop And figs pockets." Fritz Giese, a tx>lebrated violoncellist ►Spanish gold coin?" and member of the Boston Symphony
th a will mem mbar that one night "I did sir t ' ,I
er o
r1<ore than eight months ago he gave
od
he
B•
n-
and
an
an
h•
th'ia•t -sixguineas° my tssh - ,, i 'Pq, 'Orchestra•
Y in rash ; the money
died in Boatou last week.
ti
me a share of his bed at an inn at
u`As all right . but I'd have given it
four times over to have of that 8
g Pan
Lewis Miller, president aP the Inter- ,
national Association of Sunday school i.
.1 Deal called that Lattely Star:'
ish tO' biiclt *gain.-
Workers, is the father-in-liyvr of Thos.
Worksop started and looked LntentLy
Hopi do you account for your pos-
A. Edison. -
at the apeaker,
"I
Beeston of it?" inquired the captain,
sddremmg Yank.
gats Field, it is reported, has taken
to wearing knickorbockers aaahe rides
quitted the bed to get some wat-
er; when"I returned, my companion was
1.- Why''yyour horfour, I think I can ex-
tbat,"
up and down the w#ooth streets of 1;
Waahingt.on.
on
"What is all this?" in uired the gray-
g , 3
haired oommauder, leve ling a
plain cried Workfsop, before the
4
game. Blood was found in the bed;there
youug fellow could answem. I've no ,
Winchester, Ky., is sti11 comparative-
were bloodstains down the ota 0118e,
mat's belief that I wan robbed of it �
than I have that I'm a rAWdered mail.
ly free from cyclnets, not more 'than
ten of the women and girls of the town F
along the roadway to the beech; there
This w l have been it. your honour.
being riders.
d, was blood upon my shirt, &Xhough as
The blade of my knife was a bit warn,
The city attorney at 114ft Mont.,
of God is my witness I knew not how it
and thiare was a waeant length'in the
warns the councilthat the t ebteduess
a came there. They found his knife up-
hioll°w of it when clasped. The coin
is over the limit and future contracts
Dai me, which I had taken from his
must have t jammed into the w
go ttcpfi-
It
will be illegal.
it pocket whilst he slept to pry open the
oy. would fit well, aim; mod'n once
I have drawed but the knife with the
Dreaming of an Artie 'Dorney, a {+'
Phoenix., Ariz., barber awt> to find
door with; and also a gold coin belong-
d•
ing to hint they found, though how 1
coin stuck In it. Thiene was nothen, I
Dae, hat the wLsh to kee that coin
r
at a thief had called and stolen the
of his sweetheart.
away from m other mune at allow-
Y
blankets from his bed.
came by it 1 waw, betare Heaven, 1
ed me to let 'ifrt lie in t -he pee et whore
Mosquitoes have so re ed upon con -
°s4 P Y P
know not; and on this evidence the
- hanged me 1"
my knife was."
A wonderful etor y indeed " said the
viers of an Indiana prison that the jl
warden has, taken special measures to
J. C. STEVENSON,
Furniture Dealer, &c.
THE LEADING UNDERTAKER AND
FUN ERAL-01RECTOR.
Opposite Town Hall, - Clinton, Out
GO TO THE
Union Shaving Parlor
For first-class Hair -Cutting
and Shaving.
Smith's block, opposite Post Office, Clint
J. EMERTON, Proprietor.
'WATTS & CO
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS
Great Northwestern Telegraph office,
Albert Street, Clinton.
PUNPS ! PUMPS!
If you want a firs"Isse, well -made pump, one
will give you satisfaction, send your order to
undersigned, He will dig and clean wells and do it
the closest prices. He also handles a first o
FORCE PUMP.
JAMES FERGUSON
ODpoelt Queen's Hotel High Street Ulint
e09 -t
oa.ptain.-" What its your name, my drive the pests away.
He faltered, hid his face, and fell to man?" Brown University has conferred the
the deck in a dead faint. "Jeremy York, sir." .degree of M.S. upon Nathaniel hl.erres- l
"Hanged him, hanged him for me I" " It will be my duty to put you in hof, f, the famous designer and boat
shouted Worksop in the voice of a man the way of righting youa-self with the builder of Bristol, 13.1.
about to suffocate. "Hanged him for law'' that 'has most grievously sinned Mrs. Longerman, of North Adams,, 83
mel" he repeated.. "Sot, lea bless m against qon, at the earliest opportunity. years old, an a visit to \Vhitingham, a
soul and body! I was never murderett, You can forward now, both of you." t. recognized a horse which she had
mates 1" and in a very ecsWay of as- The captain of the man of war was sold as a colt 25 years before.
tonishment he hooked an immense quid as good as Ws word. On the arrival of The largeat vulture ever taken alive
out of his cheek and flung it overboard.
that
chs
lass
on,
i
the vessel at Havana, he sent York and
was recently captured near Chino,Cal.
"Rally this poor fellow, some of you,"
Worksap on board a king's ship that
The bird measured six feet in heigbt,
exclaimed the lieutenant, and hastened
would be sailing for home 1n a few days.
and weighed over 100 pounds. ,-
aft to the (a fain to make his re ort."
p P
A bucket of ootid water topped with a
Out of '� own puTse he presented the
Y Dung ratan with a handsome sum of
Some of the New York dry -goods i
houses protect clothing and (woollen
dram of rum served to restore York to
consciousness- and when he had his wits,
money; whilst all hands, from the
first -lieutenant down to the loblolly
,i
fabrics from moths by placing the
goods in rooms chilled with cold air.
he and 'Worksop were conducted by a
midshipman to the captain's cabin.
boy, subscribed dollars enough to hand-
somely tassel the handkerchief of the
Thomas Hyland, of West Sanford,Ct., -
on
"What is all this?" in uired the gray-
g , 3
haired oommauder, leve ling a
victim of circumstantial evidence. Fur-
ther the calptam gave hien a letter ad-
yy the possessor of a freak of nature
P t
in the aha of a pu a few weeks old.,
piercing
glance at York, as though he had made
dressed to a relative oP his, holding an
The pup a harelip, donkey's ears,
and no tail.
up his mind to be confronted by a
'1 madman. "D'ye mean to tell us that
lmportant official position at than Ad-
miralty, in which he related York's
Warring saloon keepers of \ti heeling, I
you've. been hanged far the murder of
story, at • larger, and bugged him so to
interest himself in the to
Mo., have been aelling beer m 3"unce
glasses until for mutual protection a
yonder seaman alongside of you?"
"Yes, sir; 1d been hanged his
affair as
contrive that the unfortunate young
y
number of them came together and 'i
murderer;" and thus breaking the sl-
he
man should 'Have his character thor-
called a halt.
lence, York paoeeeded. Retold his story
oughly reestablished, along with such
An artesian well sunk by the Dover, j
in good language, plainly and intelli-
reparation from government as influ-
N.H., water works authorities near 1
gently, with an -occasional catch of his
enoe could obtain.
the pumping station in that city fur -
niches 184,000 -lions of water daily.
breath and a sob or two when he spoke
The story is one hundred and thirty
gad
of his sweetheart.
years old; time has blackened the can-
Its depth is 229 feet.
"You were .ham gad " cried the coo-
vee ; one alae the singular picture but
Jahn E. Parsons, of New York, the I
at. wander, watching him with fascinated
dimly, and such, sequel as remains must
sugar magnate, will give a scahoolhouse
countenance, for the corroborative looks
be left to the imagination of the stu-
to one of the suburbs of New York in j
and nods of Worksop as York deliver-
dent of this blurred old-world piece. Yet
tradition is
memory of his children. It. will cast
`�
ed his tale had soon abundantly satis-
not wholly unhelpful, for
$10,000.
fied the captain that the poor young
the'r'e, is reason at least to believe that
`,
Cheops' reproduced on a one -
fellow was speaking the truth -"you
"strung
public emotion warn sufficiently stirrt>d
the
pyramid
th scale In cotton bales or iron dup•
, were hanged," he repeated, up
- by your neck in the customary style, I
b re.resentations of the broad-
sheets and paints of those days to re-
Iia"..4 of them is proposed by the coo- �j
i rs of 6helb count for the
F. We FRDNCDMB
(MEMBER OF ASSN OF P. L. S.)
Provincial Land Surveyor
and Civil Engineer,
LONDON, OMW-V,
Omm—At O. J. Stewart's Grocery Store, Clio -
ton. , . .
Don't Build Without A Plan,
J. ADES FOWLER & CO.,
Architects and Civil Engineers
Are opening a permanent office in Clinton and ar
prepared to supply Plane, Soaeldcations and details
for any class of work at most reasonable rates.
Patent Drawings prepared and patents obtained.
Valuations and lnspectlone carefully made. .
_05 Years Experiencein Ontario,
Mail address—P. O. Box 210, Clint o0
2
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Patgnts taken through Munn & Co. receive
mcial notieeinthe ticlentlae Amertcnn, and
thus ore brought widely before the public with-
out cost to the inventor. Tale splendid [aper,
issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far the
largast circulation of any scientific work In the
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nil Inott the eD,t centeI to col rarnytndt m er contains
ofna
Lte�et dIv
eeftgbna and securelnR contra to °Addreess
MUNN do CG. New Yoxa, 361 BncADWAT
FACTS A13OUT EARS
It is only among the more refire
and civilized peoples that small ea
upon women are considered pretty a
a mark of, aristocratic distinction. T
Chinese. who admire little eyes and fo
look upon long, large and drooping ea
as marks of beauty ; and certain oth
peoples bore their ears and enlarge t
holes until they can insert quite a nos
gay in them, and are justly proud
this decoration, as the young woman
a different civilization who drags do
a pretty ear into unnatural proportio
with heavy jewels.
Earrings are sometimes very inju
ous to the health, and a woman wi
any tendency to scrofula should new
assume the risk of boring the ears; n
can one be too careful in regard to wea
mg earrings that a diseased person h
worn. A case Is an record in Vienna
a young girl who wore earrings give
bar by a friend who had died of co
gumption. She soon contracted t
same disease, which developed in a ma
ner identical with the case of her frien
Ease, by the way are as eloquent
the tamgwe In showing disease.. A ve
white, transparent ear sho*a h' delica
constitution, with a tendency to tube
cult',gis. Idiots have large, flabby ea
as travellers through certain parts
Switzerland, whAre such imbeell
abound, cannot have failed to notice.
Ears vary greatly in regard to sen
tiveness, some being vastly more ne
ous than others. Street noises are t
moat tryitlg for the, sensitive ear
bear, while the sound's of nature hard
ever jar, the most fastidious welco
the sounds of wind In the tree tope r0
ufttrmur of broeka, the songs of lir
and even the roar of falling water.
suppose, and left to dangle for the usual
time. And yet you are alive!"
°
cult in a sum of money considerable
enough not only to .enable Jeremy York
miss one Y Y
Tennessee centennial.
'1
"I am coming to that, sir," said York
to marry his faithful sweetheart, Jenny
Heavy rains have induced large
1.
respectfully. Everybody was against
me whilat I lay in jail trial
Bax, but to free the young man from
than obligation of to sea for a
numbers of placer miners to go out to
the gulches in the hill country of Ari -
J,
awaiting my
et the assizes; but after I had been
going
living, and establish them both in a
zona, and one man in eight days near
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sentenced to be 'hanged, there came a
snug business in the neighborhood of
Prescott got $80 worth of plucer gold
hit of change in some folks' minds; not
'Limehouse. I
A San Francisco girl deems the sui-
that they doubted my guilt, but they
{The End.)
cide of a young man in her presence
,''('
thought it hard, perhaps, that a young
keening warm fluid or food, and is es-
pectally valuable Ln the sick room Por
after be had been on a week's spree a
7t;g
fellow should die for a oxime he swore
heating or keeping warm compresses
case of accidental ahooting because, she
I
he had never committed -that he should
suffer death on no stronger evidence
HEAT HELD CAPTIVE,
says, he was too much of a gentleman
deliberately to do so ugly an act un-
t
than some blood marks and a knife and
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der such circumstances.
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a coin, when by rights they should have
found the murdered man's money upon
The Thcrntiphnre Kerpe Things Warm for
People of bellwtwd, Ore., turned out
'
him, besides making sure that be was
slany NorerS.
in numbers ono day recently and had
no end of fun trying to capture # three -
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dead," glancing as hes spoke at Worksop.
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One of the most interesting of recent
FOOL porcupine that was found wander -
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the discovery of his body. Sir. my
sweetheart got to heats of this feeling
inventions is the thermiphore, which
ing in the streets. When, after being
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and worked open it, and got a nh bew
consists of a double box made of metal,
chased, it rolled itself into a ball, no
one succeeded, for a long time, in malr-
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of young fellows to hang about the gib-
gLb-
the space between the walls be' filled
P ing
dig a prize, for were too
bet, and shore me up, as is often done,
I'm told, after the cart had been drawn
with chemical salts, which Possess the
ear$ of the
much for the footgear of the hunters.
h
,
away. The rope was too long, my feet
Property of absorbing warmth, when
It was finally caught in a box. It
twenty-one
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touched the ground -that's what they
heated, and upon crystallizing anew the
P Y g
weighed pounds
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told me. It all went black with me..
heat will gradually become liberatcd. If
In several oiLies has been established
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wrtron after I felt the tightness in my
throdt ; and when I recovered my mind I
these vessels, after having been
filled with the salts and hermetical) Y
a "bird day" upon which the children
are taught the necessity
Bred g�the
ivea the feathered king -
.
found myself in a little cottage some-
way the Deal side of Sandwich, with my
sealed, are dipped into boiling water for
and nests of a
dam. New York is the latest city to
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swoethe-%rt, Jenny, kneeling by myside,
1 few minutes, they will heat cold water
have a "dap" of this kind
and a Sandwich harber letting blood
or milk placed in a bottle and inclosed.
Early experience as a miner on the
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from my arm. What was tben to be
done, air, being a live. man, but. to eget
As to the hygienic application of these
C<rmstock lode stood the Rev. Father
D. O. Crowley, of San Francisco, in good
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out of the country, as fast as I could?
vessels the box -shaped theTmipbore is
stead one day last week when an ob-
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Jonny belped to d1'sguts( me, gave me
the.
of prominent importance, as it is de-
streperous ue'er do well of a father
to the Youthe' Directory,of
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all [Honey she had, having spent
siiggned to hold from one to four bottles
came which
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whit the owners of my ship had sent
which may be filled, heated and kept
the priest is managec, and tried to take
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hear on a lawyer to defend me at the
warm in it from ten to 12 hours, with-
away his child, whom his divorced wife
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trial; and walking as far as Ramsgate
aut -Y further expenditure of gas or
had placed there. The man threatened
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I found a vossel there that wanted a
heat. The modus operaadi is very sim-
the priest and then struck hire, where -
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man; and coming to the Thames after
Ple. If you wish to use the thermi-
upon the clergyman set to and gave
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a coasting trip, I signed few tho W"t
Phore for the purpose of keeping milk
him a sound drubbing. The priest after-
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Indiaman out of which i have just been
warm for an infant during 4he night,
ward assisted in patching .him up as
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PTeaised. That's the 'truth of the story,
'lip the thermiphore in boiling water
effectively as he had previously done
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sir, aA Heaven hears me.."
for ten minutes, fill the number of hot-
the work of chastisement.
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Once again he hid his face, and hiR
ties You expect to use duringthe. night
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strong frame abook with a violent, fit of
with cold milk, remove the thermiphore
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sobbing, They waited until he had col-
lected himself, burning a9 they were
from the boiling water, wipe it dry,
plain the bottles in it and close. In an
PLAYING AT HOUSEKEEPING.
with curiosity to bear \\'nrk9op'9 story,
hour you will find the milk in the bot:
The Queen Regent of Holland is a
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for the, solution of the amazing mystery
Single must. 1u+ in th.-tt.
new
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ed
an
et,
son
ri-
wit
he
ver
ai-
rv-
he
ly
he
dg
Iles warm enough for the infant, and
far ten to twelve hours there will be
practical -minded German Ps She
" And now what's your yarn ?" aay9
no change,
has caused her little daug�ilhel-
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the captain.
The use of such an article not only
mina, who will be queen four years
J,
- Worksop seemed to emerge with his
prodigiously elongvted countenance• out
saves trouble, but removes all risk of
catching cold from rising from a warm
hence when she is twenty, to be cars-
Pully trained and Her
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of a very trance of stupefanat.ion of as-
tonightment.
bed oa a cold winter night. The Cher-
g
educated. play
He wiped his brow, threw
miphore is not designed eaalusiveiy for
is educational and has trained her to
a bewildered look around, dried hi9 lips,
the use of infants, but may be used for
realize the ideal of Dutch women, a
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and began.
rs "Your brnour," be Raid, "thio i9 how
keening warm fluid or food, and is es-
pectally valuable Ln the sick room Por
good housekeeper.
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it was; and I do hope HPsven'll fnrgive
heating or keeping warm compresses
Het Loo, in Gelderland, is Queen Wil-
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me for being the. involuntary cawgp of
and similar things. A thermiphore
helmina's favorite home. It Is a lovely
?t`
he this poor gentleman's mngt t.remendinus
Ru[PPr1ngR. Iia C0r1'IPA to heti on that
that is divided into four compartments
is capable of holding at the same time
� country estate not far from Apeldoorn.
The house is a b old Dutch mansion
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re precinuq night. all right, just. aq he says,
br
milk, water, tea om oth and campre�-
i+i;!z
and found mP a bit growling and sur-
ses• There is also one of auitsble shape
on the edge of a wood, and the home
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er ly, I demmy, for the fact was, your
for workingmen, into whioh coffee and
park is her young Majesty's special
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be bonour, that same afternoon, unbe-
e- known to fin Body belonging to t.ha+
food may be placed cold, Sud, when
dinner time comes he wild find a warm
playground.
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Lonely Star, I'd called upon a barber
of
frenal. rP.ady for him. A thermiphore
Here she learned to ride and to drive
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that was a stranger to me to let me
in the shape of a coffee pot is also pro-
and to row. She does all these things
of some blood Por an ugly pain I had In
the aide ; and when this poor young
vided, in which coffee is kept steaming
hat for a number of hours. This is in-
with skill, Here she Arae a true r
al ound fora y
of the
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na fellow came to bawl, I was lying very
uneasy with the smart of the wound
valuable for hotels or board's g houses.
where meals must be kept hot for late-
�rla portion park
Is he edged off for her particular diver-
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;pt:;;
the barber had made. Well, i tell
asleep, btlt was awakened by feeling my
comers.
siong,
She has here a miniature farm,which`
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er side cold and damp. There was light
-
she has learned to superintend for all
the world as if she were destined to
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or enough coming through the window, a9
r. this young mean has already told your
be a model Dutch housewife. She gives
an honour, to throw things out middling
of visible ;and with half an Rye I saw that
MODERN ENGINEERING.
Some time
the produce of this little Farm to tjie
poor and to neighboring hospitals. She
has flower tends
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n I was bleeding badly, and that if l did-
n- n't !oak Rharp I must loge more blond
ago a queer story came
from end of the Ea
English coal mining
a -garden whish she
during the residence term at set Loo.
than I was ever likely to get hack
districts wthere scans of the mines had
But eWgf of all she has her chalet,
a pretty little house In the Swiss style,
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n- again. I dressed myself in a hurry,
d. meaning to Iron round to the harber'R
been drowned for years, and the many
to diem
complete] a ui ped and serving part-
ly train-
f " r'
r ;
es house that he might sera up the
wound hp.,bad rnade In ship-shape fash-
attempts pump dry had been
ineffectual. After many thousand
ars a pay and partiy' as a
in-g6whool for its lucky mistress, The
chalet is well stocked with the toys
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to ion .just noticing whilst I pulled on
to my clothes, that this Young gentleman
pounds had been spent in pun to
p
without doing any good, it was Pound
that .have accumulated during the last
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a bad left the bed and was out of the
moan, though I scarce gave the matter
that the Water raised by the p
had been allowed• to fled Its way baEkf
dozen years, and which ase now laid
age'
es a moment's heed, being too anxious to
the bleeding
Into the mines through oM,ahafts, ores-
;too, the young users has learn-
q
ed to keep hotl�e,' and nowadays ahe
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get stopped to think of
anything elate. I bundled down the
ices and other avenues, It made both
am g and Instructive reading, but if
manages her little ' "Chalet epstate" on
ger owA responsibility renewing her
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staircase, and as I arrived on the pave-
went, a group of men bounced upon
one e ply eban4led , the names the '
w ' account eotln_de`1 not $400h differ-
friends tltere,'tind Cooking for the moat
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to me. They were a garemgang from tbo
en11 rami one hundred and one things
favored. ones some delectable Dutch
it ',"�
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first-rate thea ThttndereT. lying in' the
DownA. I tried to
within the experience of undoubtedly s
digll,
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Is make em underatand
ray condition; but inst�ad of listening
ggrreat many en eery. Work is por-
'a ''coloured
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thby turned to uald ggg d me. and
faraned over and, over again to no put-,
pose, just because care Is not taken to
here is in Califorpis
He�w;t' wito is dumb. He was born
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carried me, dripping as I waa, which
see that every stroke tedlai ,
in Austra.l%. ,
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