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The Clinton News -Record.
Supplement. May 19th, 1898.
West Stanley.
I
Inachiue
farm
evening
came
to
Sulky.
two
ditch.
frott
rest
vicinity.
vPar
12W
ppurchased
1]ere
of
I
to
I
ton,
tPr•ial
stone
enjoyable
two
two
vitation
on
THE A NTED
tilafiles--tow qac ice -rook,. I Aakl �LARING
clean! straw tate dnrttheirrGim and
ROYAL EXPL
effects of it.
HOUSES
axeU�, gxe(su motels on their limbs. 411 q,re
\ve hear by reports that out- school
seerns to he the order of the day. The
nee for herself if "Uncle Saul," as she
Principal in the village is goitig to
dean bat one man -it is you I BBL years,
thuueh so sluwty .they came, have than
PRINCE LUIGI HOPES TO FI
leave its at midsuuuner, which is to he
That t Qh, a ver re_xturkable man
1411 c,d. I
with
aCatned you. 'There is the Comiu6 of
age On your brow, and the owill is re-
NORTH POLE.
►.,.,.
sets Sprouts in his Cuban garden."
isiet himlastyear amidst
the caves of I'tmra-,.,the scriptural Ed-
whom it hasuest4blisheci an affin-
it •, or over whole it forces unresisted
The Haunted House
Tke (lung or italy'a Nepliew lime a '
We are sorry to hen,. that Mrs. 'Phos.
�• He is the Lest Orirn cal scholar
1 know. We
sway, I will now imagine an example
laxea Lu Lue Cells cu the brain. Still
that will, LhuUtgil enfeebled, exceeds all
Small plan for Invading the Arc
Charlie Tout and his sister, Miss
eluent company, had an
adventure with
that way Ips w%thin the laws of nature,
that mun knety before you;throughthe
glans—Ile Ascended Mosul, St
Lamiyear.
it he nice le
robbers, in which lie
°howtd A coolbeas that Saved our lives;
yelt'seem wild as the foibles of a be-
wildered rokiak.
wilt you live on gnawed with famine.
Hawkins, of this viil}Ige, last week.
Mr. L. Beatty, Varna's popular
afterwards he invited me to upend a !
day with 'him in a house he had bought
" You will remember that Albertus
describing the .
And nature no longer obeys you in
that acath-xireadi.ug region;—the sky
Prince Luigi. of Savoy, tdktke
ruzzi, is certainly tv born e
heen enjoying themselves fishing at
at Datnascue-...a huuse buried amvngat i
Magnus, after minutely
process by which spirLLs may be invok-
L' a sky of iron, and the air has iron
Otherwise, how aecottutt for th
Mr. Mel). Allen ]),is to Itelrlize ills
alilnvnd-blowmins t:n,l roses --the most
beautiful thing i He had lived there
! ed and eomm,ndedl adds emphatically,
! that the process will instruct and avail
Clamps anti the ice -rucks wedge in the
ship. Bark how it cracks and groans
that than man, who is ly nephew
pew'
other agents this season.
fior some Years, quite as an Oriental,
onlyto the Pew -that a man lilwst ba �
I
ice will imbed it fL� ,aloes imbeds a
Dung of Italy, nhawld ab preen
gang of Caen Moved William Smith's
In grand style. half suspect he is
horn a magician 1—that is, born with
straw. And a man has buns forth, liv-
bent on malting til trip to the
• ,
a rene'S,'ado. immes_sely rich, v or odd;
1 a peculiar physical temperament, as a
ing Yet, arum the ship and its dead; and
Polo. Moreover, thin is not the
i
by the bye a (,$real, mesmeriser. 1 have
seen him with m ow eyes produce an
man is born a poet. Barely are men '
in whose constitution lurks this occult
he has clambered v,i) ,the spikes of an
iceberg and the two mucus gaze down
proof which be has given of hi
supplying the d('1nand for flour, s)
effect on inuouimate things. if you take
power of the highest ureter of intel-
on his Loral. '_hat man is yourself; and
of adventure, As our ,readers ,kn
getting the Goderich statistics and a
a letter from your pocket and throw
It do the
lect ;—usually in the intellect there is I
terror is pn yuu—terror ; and ter-
ror alas swallowed ill. And L
eacencled Mount St, El}ras, in A
s visiting at.Nit. Will. Tavlor's.
other oind of th,t room, he will
order it to come to bks feet, and you
same twist, perversity, car disease. But, I
eln' the other luted, they meet [rosseas,
your w
sea swarming w,. the steep ice -rook,
last year, •thus aCuomlplishing
",
ll "a the l:•tter v;rt,ggle itself along
to an ast(w shiog• dogree, the faculty
grey grizzly things, Th:s bears of the)
which ha,d baffled .several older
a bivVele Accident, ending up with `-the
fl Y
till L has .obs ed his com-
wa1. 'Pon
t(t roa(*atraw thought on a single ob-
north have scenteu their quarry— they
more oxlerienced men.
I
I ,;
nd. y ;' r tis Lrtle • I have
seen him effect eves the' weathe�, din-
ect—the ent rgic faculty that we call
j e y
will. Thereforr, though th •ir intellect
Come n.•ar you and nearer, shamlida
Y b
ane rolling their I:uJJt. And in that
The Prince's greatL aim nowt is
Yourselves.Uuuie
parse or collect clouds, try means aft a
be not swan i, it, is exc•eeAirtgly forei-
day every mu_uent shall seem to you
roach !tearer the ole than N
p p
make the gravel' walks whore the
glass tube or wand. But he does not
file for tlic attainment of what it de-
longer than th+ centuries through
did, and in the dslitho of his
from being hurt while hreak-
Ylke talking of those matters to straw-
sires. I will itiiagine such a [terson, '
which )ou haat+ passed. And heed this,
there is a wild ho;:e'J.hitl'ha may
having hought trait Thos. Ganley, be-
gars. He has only just arrived in
pre-eminently giflcd with this consti-
—alter lift', muments Continuer! make'
the good fortune to Plant the [
1.
England • says he has no
Y t Leen here for
a great many years; let me Introduce
'
'o ell 1 its concomitant forces. I '
tuts n
`will pla(x• hien in the loftier grades
the bliss or the hell of cternit .'
Y
"Umn," said the whisper; "Lot the
flag in the very coubrei of the 1p
lorses, held the Colt front running
him'
lm to Y o u. °
s is c wires
of scx•.ie( •. l will suppose w, e b t
} [ I
a ff— er
d you assure me is tar v v
Y, Y Y
is especially spurred to actio
es a [p
1 Y
�.
"Certainly i He is English then?
What is his
eniphatic••tlly those of the sensualist— ;
love life,
far I 1 go back to the almond and I
I
now, becanuse he known that C'
I:
name?"
"Ohl—a
he. has, therefore, a strop g of
ruse of llamas ,isl—sleep!"
Sverdrul)p is also bent on, a Pui
very homely one—Rich-
He is an absolute egotist—his will is
The room steam before m e es. I
Ipedition, and the idea. of playiw
___ -
ards.'-
"
conoeoLered in himself—he has fierce,
became insensible. When f recovered,
,
,
to
A1ay. ainot)g the (xodmich contingent,
And what Is his birth—his family?"
passions—he knows no enduring, no I
1 found G-- holding my hand and
oats fiddle to any Cne,; even L
the north of Goderich ,and the
" Bow do I know? What does it sig-
holy affections, but he cis► covet eag- ,
smiling, lie said, ' Yon, who have al-
doubtable Sverdrul'p, is abhorre
May 24th.
reify?—no doubt some parvenu, but
erly what Pur the moment be desires—
ways declared yourself proof against,
him, c
W. W}Ltson (wilgon's), Grahame Wil -
rich—so infernally rich I'
he can hate impdacal)ly what opposes
mesmerism, leave succumbed at last
1
Mr. Chas. `Vallis, cat' Clinton, has
a carload of hugs around
G— drew me u,p to the stranger,
itself to his objects—he can commit
to my friend Richards."
HELPED BY THE KING
r'
and the introduction was effecter!. The
fearful crimes, )et feel small remorse ,
'•ty here is Mr. Richards?"
King Huiml,ert, though hC hes
craft. "My First Gray Ilair." He might
manners of Mr. Richards were not
those of an adventurous traveller,
—he resorts rather to curses upon oth- I
ers, than to eniteno" for his misdoeds,
P I
"Gone, when you 1,(Lssed into a trance
—eagle; quietly to me, 'S'our friend
i
at first, has at last given his
would vote for M. Y. McLean, but up
Travellers are in general constitution-
Ci re,umsLance.s, to which his constitu- ,
w iu not wa.l>e for an hour."'
.
i tiun to his nephew's plan, and ha
F. Jones, our new blacksmith, has
ally ,gifted With animal spirits; they
tion guides biro, lead him• to a rare ,
I asked, as collectedly as I could.
sbown his pra,Aioal interest in. I
cut tages opposite Cambridge St.
are talkative, eager, imperious. Mr,
Richards was calm and subdued in
knowle Ige of the natural secrets which
may serve his egotism, He is a close
whsle Mr. lti,hardn ;otiged.
"At
promistlag to cuntributo 500,(,0 i
11 I
Cone, with manners which were made
I observer where his passions encour• ige
the Trafalgar Hotel."
"Give me your arm," said Ito Gng
towards the expenses of the e
I
the past two weeks, but has since I e -
distant by the loftiness of punctilious
I observation, he is a minute calculat-
"let a call on him; I have something
tion.
only sun of Mr. and Alrs. W. J.
courtesy -the manners of a former age.
I or, not from love of truth, true where I
to Fay."
'ills Prince does not propose to it I
p p
1.was
I observed that the English he spoke
not exactly of our (lay. i should
love of self sharpens his faculties,-
, therefore he can be, a man of science. l
.
\y hen we arrived at the hotel, we
in Hansen's foots,telps. His plan
-
even have said that the accent was
I I sutp,,ose such a being, having by ex-
were told teat Mr. liirh:Llds had re-
turned twenty minutes ipefore paid his
go by baa as far as. Francis -Jos
ed
slightly foreign. But then LvIr. Rich-
perie•nce learnea! the power of his arts
bit! lett directions with his servant
Land ane to complete his juurne t
'Vinthrup L. U, L. is increasing in
ards remarked that he had been lit-
tle in the, habit fior mtiny of
over others, trying what may be the
, of will over his own frame, and
(a Creek) to pack his effects, and Pru
means of sledges and Esiiimo ca
known as kayaks. Alppateutty lie i
the past, week.
years
speaking in his native tongue. The
power
studying all that in natural philosophy i
reed to Malta by the steamer that
shoalld leave bouth•imptunthe next day
first to con.peive t.uo idea of arr.
conversation fell upon the changes in
thee aspect of London since he had last
may increase that power. He loves life,
he dreads death; he wills to live on. He '
Mr. Richards h id merely said of his
at the North Pole in this manner 1
the argumenLs which he brings [or
for the purpo:ge of building a
visited our metropolis, iG-- then
cannot restore himself to youth, he
oat n mot em"pts, tlput• he had visite to
in the neigh orhoad of London and
in favor or nis pLIn shuvv that'he i
r.'
glanced off to the moral changes—lite.-i
rary, social, political—the great men
cannot entirely stay the progress of
I death, h• cannot Ina,ke himself immort-
iay
it itas,uncertain whoihor he should be
in, time
acting rtlsuly or withuwt due j
I the
..
who were removed from the stage with-
in the last twenty years—the new great
al in ti,e ticssh and, Iplood; but he. mitt
arrest, for a time so prolonged as to
able to reach South an[" on
[car that steamer: if n pt, he shawls fol-
h
lie ciatrna that the main reason
e ria
his ascent of Mount ,St. Yliias—a
time.
men' who were coming on. In all this
Mr. Richards interest. He
i a.;ppear incredible if I said it, that,
low the next one,
1
1'he waitr,r a�cet me my name. On
which was vainly attempted by a l 1
one (lay the past week.
evinced W.)
had evidently reiid none of our living
rde ii f the farts which condi-'
ha n tg o p
Lutes old age. ,A year may age him
my informing; him,, he gave me a note
few a before li
of tourists a s days I
com;;plished it—vvas swsh a, prone
1
of Mr. Macdonald out Again after his
authiors, and seemed scarce( acquaint-
Y q
nu more than an h, ur a grs another. His
that Mr. RichLrdA had left for me, in
l
success, was ueca.use 1]e had wit
Dir. King, who has been ander the
P,,
ed by name with our younger states-:
intense. will, scientilivally trained Lp-;
case I called,
a large and thorouo*h,y orga
John Fritzley has his horse again
Janes Dawson, of iamy. Sound Dis-
.� _ men. Un^e and only once he laughed;
it tva_s vslicn G— asked him
to tiystem, o,;pera:es, in short, over ibel
I,wear
The note wait ,,is follows:—"I wished
you to utter what was in your mind.
Caro,van, the members of which
ing.
at present.
whether
he had an thoughts of getting into
y g g g
and tear of his own frame, Ile,
lives on. 'That h may not seem a,
You obeyed. I have therefore esta}r
trained mountain climbers. No
rea,euns that, if ho and slwE)h men
tune to swallow a needle she had in
his lumber piles, having shipped it to
Parliament. And the laugh was in-''
ward—sarcastic—sinister—a sneer rais-,
portent and a, miracle, he dies ELOM'
time to time, ', to renal?! per-!
fished power over you. For
months from this day ,you can tom
wicena lvlount St. i:lins, there is n(
they should not sue cu
ed info a tau h. Aftex a few minutes
,seemingly,
} 1 I
s°ns. Having schemed the transfer of
municate to no living man what has
g
son why
reaching the !pole,
-
G— left usgta tall( to same• other ac_
quaintances who had just lounged in-
a wealth that swffices to his wants, he I
w,,sed bettyeen us -you cannot even
1 Y
show this note to the friend by your
' Has. plan then is to take wit
to the room, eats I then said, quietly—
"
disappears from one corner of the
wnrtd, rued contrives that his obsequies
side. During three month,, sileuae'
about twenty of the most sItLlted
t&n mountaineers, as well " Be
I have seen a miniature of you, Mr.
Richards, in the house once inhab-•
shall be celebrated, He reappears at
complete as to me and mine, Do you
doubt my to lay on you this
, F.sc uilhaux and teams of dogs.
you
iced, and, perhaps, built, if not wholly,
,another corner of the world, where he
re�iaes undetected, and does not re-
I
power
command?—try to disobey me. At. the
tyle Iparty approaxhes dang
scouts will to sent she
at least in .part, in •-- Street. You
Passed by that Mouse this morning."
visit the scenes oI his former career till I
end of the third coon, h, the spell Is
raised. For the rest: I spare you. I
grontnu
I reconnoitre, and thenceforth the
Not till Ihad finished did I raise my
eyes to his, and then his fixed,(m
,all who cowls remember his featuresi
are no more. Ile %suald be profoundly
shall visit •your grave B year and a
it has
IIey will be maxle by memos of r
In Other words, th' [arty will for
gaze
Y g
SO steadfastly that I could not with,
mkorable if he had affectiani,— he
I
day after received you"
So ends this strange story, which I
, to a, sort of hkLm:in ladder, the
j take
draw Lt—those fascinating serpent eyes.
But, involuntarily, kind if the
d a
ha`' hong but for himself. No goo man
; `t'Ouid a;eelht his longevity, and to no;
ssk no ons to h„Neve.. I writelt• down
T
t bein? to
of the foresees ,,
sessdotr of a certain point.
as words
that translated ray thought were drag-
i man, good or bad, would he or could -
exact] thrre. 'tt pal h3 after receiv-'
the note. T could not write it
i Prince Luigi maintains that in
g4••1 from rite, T added, in a low whir-
he communicate its true secret. Such
above
before, nor could I .;how to G—, in
way, not only k tyle risk of ph
per, "f have been a student in the
mysteries of life those
a marl might exist; sWil avman as i
have described 1 see now before mel.
sl (te of his urncnt request, the note
<lan;;e1 resat^ed to tL minimum,
I the chance of reaching the pole al
no n:t e o of
,Mysteries 1 have known the occult pro-
—1)'wke of -- in the Court of--, di- (
whi^h r read under the gas -lamp by
his side.
comes much greater. General B
);senors. I have the right to s�a.k to
vidinv time between It1uL and brawl,
o
(The E,nd.)
era recommended that the ensue
You thus,” And Iuttered-a oertain
alchemists and wizards; -again, in
tics he employed during the re
1"Var.�'"'�'i""
s: -w _ �.•-"' •--••-•
the last century, chalrlatan and crimi-
Ita:ian campaign, I,ut unfort uua
id he, dryly, " I concede the
nal, with name less noble, domiciled
his recomm••ndation Came too ]at
rI t -what would you •ask?"
in the huwae at which you gazed Lo-
GRAINS OF GOLD.
The expedition will certainly no
"Not
To what extent human will in cer-
day, and flying• from, the Law you had
for lack of funds. only w
tain temperaments can extend?"
outraged, none knew whither;- tra-
--
have my umcle's 500,000 lire,"
"To what extent can thought ex-
yeller once .more revisiting London,
Speech is the small change of silence.
Prince Luigi to a friend the other
tend? Think, and before you draw
with the sa]nc earthly passions which
Thought flies best when the hands
"but I will also have ample fun(
breath you are in China l"
filled your heart when races now no
are easily busy.
my own. 1YTy intention is to d-evot�
"True. But m,y thought has no pow-
more walked through yonder streets;
Friendship, I fancy, means one heart
entire income of 1tJI},000 lire to
er in China."
—outlaw from the school of all the
between two.
object during the three years the
"Give it expression, an -1 it. may have;
nobler and diviner mystics;— execrable
A metaphor is the Deus ex mitehina
journey will la,t, and id that is
you ina write clown it thought which,
y g
Image of .Life in ,Death and Death in
g
ewowgli } am ready to encroach
•
aooner or later, moy- alter the whole
y
Life, 1 warn ytrw Luck from the cities
of an ar ument.
l�
on my ca;, ital,"
condition' of Mina. What is a law but
I and homes of healthful men; back to
Observation is the most enduring of
The Prince is only twenty-five Y
a Thought? Therefore thought is in-
the ruins of departed empires; back to
the pleasures of life.
old, and he looks even younger.!
finite—therefore thought has power;
the duserts of nature unredeemedil"
All life is a lesson that we live to
who did not know him would sag
n it in proportion to its value—a bad
'There answered me a whisper so mu-
enjoy but in the spirit.
,he has not the rolnl.liness or phyi
thought may make a bad law as pot-
sisal, so potently musical, that it seem-
works out its own cure
sessfgl ] which is ne(f for the
ent as a good thought caln make a ood
g g
ed to enter into my whole being, and
ore, sustnass
more sur(]ly than Frenzy.
such
cess[ul cnani)IPtion of such a, hoz
one.'
"Yea ;what vat say confirms my own
subdue me despite myself, 'Thus it
I said —
There is at'oth:iLg the body suffers
owe enterprise. He. is of slight bi
medium height, and, so far as
ll
theory. Through invisible currents one
"I have sought one like you for the
that the soul may 'not profit try.
to I
ward appearances go, is n(!t be
'
human brain may transmit its
last hundred years. Now I have found
Two hearts that make one soul do not
pared to sunk hardy explorers as
ideas to other human brains
you., we liart riot till I know -what I
separately count their gifts.
denakiold, Na'nsen or Sverdru'pp ag H
-with , the same rapidity as
desire. The vision that sees through
We women miss lite only when we
whom he ha4 fearlessly enterel
a thought promulgated by visible
the Past, and cleaves 1 hrough the veil
have never met the man to reverence,
comlpetition. On the. other hand
meai•ns. Ani as thotWht is Imporish-
able—as it leaven its stamp behind
of the Future, is in you at this hour;
before, never to come again;—
A golden miracle. Good looks and gold
has an immense fund of energy
t ,i
a•i his 4tvcoessful' as.,e
+
tm the natural world even when the
e
never
the vi3ion of no palling fantastic girl,
to are rather superhuman.
will power,
Mount St. Ellag amply proves.
Clinker Il.•w passed out Of this worm—
of no sick -bed somnambule, but of a
The slave of a passion, thinks in a
A TRUE SAVANT,
sol the thought of the living may have
man, with l vigorous brain.
ring, as hares run; he will cease where
His brother, the ,Count of T
power to rouse up and revive the
thoughts of the dead—such as those
thoughts
.strong
Soar and look fortItl"
As he ,puke i, acct as if I lose
he begwn. '
Gossip is a beast of prey that does
Aptly described him some time
[ Y
Speaking of the memikors of the
were in life—though the
tbou ht. of the living cannot reach the
g g
the
myself eagle wings, All the
not wait for the death of the, creature
it he said: "My oldest brother,
y' 'handsome
thoughts- which the dead now may en-
tertain. Is
.,
.,eight seemed gone from air,— roof-
seemed
less the room,—roofless the dome of
it devours.
Duke of Aosta, is the
the family; youngest hrot her
it, not ao?"
"I decline to anliwer, if, in may judg-
s1.ace. I was not in the body—where I
knew not—but aloft over time, over
That small motives are at the lwb
tom of alwaydisco illustrious actions, is a
of
zz
Duke of Abruzzi, is thio savant,
anent, tbni,ght has the limit you would
fix to it: ; but proceed. You, have, a spe-
earth'
modern discovery.
I am simply a good fellow."
A savant Prince Luigi indeed is, but
cial put."
question gnu wish to ut.
Again I heard the melodious w•hisp-
It has been established that we do
by no means one of the ordinary. type.
" Intense mal linit in an intense will,
g y
hr,—"Non say right. I have master-
not wax diviner b dragging down the
y g S
"A fin de siesta savan tjf he is," says a
en entered in A, Peculiar temperament,
g p
ed great secrets by the power of Will;
gods to our level.
"and there °s nothing
French g
and aided by natural means within the
—trine, by Will and by Science I can rr'-
tard the of years; but death
,
Enthusiasm is a heaven-sent steeple- 1
,journal,
i" trr),,n etween him and the legen-
r>ea.ch of sciPlnce, may predose effects
like those am,rib P4 of to evil magic.
process
comas not by age alone. Can I fres-
chaser, and takes a ,flying leap of the
dory acientiat:"
et) ou of the Quirinal is much
old
It might thus baunt the walls of a bre-
trate the accidents wbich bring death
ordinary barriers,
interested In the forthcoming expe-
habitation with spectral revivals
upon the young?"
Masculine ideas are one thing; but
dition, and the Italian people in gen-
Of all guilty thoughts Bind guilty deeds
"No; every accident is a providence,
let feminine ever be feminine, or our
eras are proud to think that a mem-
ence conceived and done within those
Beforp a providence snaps every hu-
civilization perishes,
ber of the royal family h'vg the caur-
walls; all in short, with which the ,evil
man will,"
The young who avoid the region of
age to undertake such a. perilous work
will claims rapport and affinity,-im-
incoherent,
"Shall I die a•t last, ages and ages
by the though inevi-
Romance escape the title of b'ool at the
and rt,u scientific knowledge without
perfect, .'fr g mentary,
ag
sna.tahes at the old dramas acted there-
hence, slow,
table, growth of timn•, or by the cawse
cost of a celestial Crown.
whi ti't} ceastsould hardly br to kpdfor
On the other hand; the immediate mem-
in years age. Thoughts thus crossing
that I call accident ?"
Women don't care uncommonly for
bars of Prince Luigi's family, with the
each other hapP-hazard, as in the night-
,,By a eau%e ,you call accident,"
the men who love them, though they
possible exception of Ting Humbert,
mare of a vision, growing up into plan-
"Is not the end still remote?" ask-
like precious well to be loved.
are rather frightened at the thought
torn eights Arad sountis, and all serving
tto create horror,
ed the whisper, with a slight, tremor.
"Regarded time,
After forty men have married their
of what the young man is about to
not beoawse those
si,ghts and sounds are really visitations
tug my life regards
it is still remote."
habits, and wives are only an itemi in
wndertake and they would not be sor-
if obstacle were
from a world without, hilt that they
"And aha11 I, 1•efore then, mix with
the list, and not the most Lmplortant.
rY come u•nexl1ected
to prevent un from carrying out his
are ghastly monstrous renewals of
what have hewn
the world of tnnn ai T (III ere. i lenrn-
Whether a worn= loves a man or
Intention.
in this world itself,
set. into malign•tnt, play by a malig-
ed these secrets, resume eager inter-
est in their strife and Lh^ir trouhle
not, be is her lover if bo dares tell her
he louse her, and is heard with atten-
A1,I, PREpARATTONB MADLr,
aanC. mortal. And it {s through the
material y
ag a of that
-battle with ambition, and use the
the
tion.
That tiny such obstacle, however,
will arise is extremely improbable.
human brain
abet these tbimgtq would acquire. even
power l the sage g win power
that belanga to kings?"
True Poets and true women have the
Prince Luigi has made all preparations
a human Pawgr--would strike as with
"You. will et play a, part on the
Y
native, sense of the divineness of what
for starting, and those wh't know bin
tba shne:k of cdeetricity, o.n I mL ht kill,
11 tlue thought of the S
earth that will fill earth with commo-
the world deems gauss material sub-
stance
resolute character aro satisfied that he
The exact date of his de -
person assailed did
not rise sulerior t.o thy+ dignity oft the
tion and amraze, Far wondrauis de-
signs have you, a, wonder yourself, been
The simplicity of the lift] of labor
will start.
parture from Italy h'aa not yet been
original assailer—might kill the most
Powerful animal if uatnerved
T;ermitted to live on through the cen-
looked beautiful. What will not look
fixed, but all tive indications are that
he hAgin 1114 journey witbin a
b fear,
Y
bol: not imlert the ferhtest man, if,
turie'i. All the apx rets you have star-
will tlhen have their asesl—all that
beautiful contrasted with the fly to
the web?
will
few weeks
while his flesh Propt. his mend stood
out feai.rles(a. Tbup. when im old
ad
n0`v make(, yaW a stranger amidst the
thlen to
t
Drolleries, humors, reputed wittic-
The Prince will be the actual And
not merely the nominal leader of
stories
we read of a ma eian rent to sees
gi
by thw, fiends hr, had
goner tone will contribute
make you their lord, As the trees amrl
isms, are like odors of roast meats, past
the
this expedition, as he was of the gun .
His lieatt.enant„
pvnknrl-nr ,till
more, in F.natprn legTwndA, that.
the straws are drawn Into a whirpoai
with the picking of int.
p• • joint.
At. lTdtaa expedition•
Willi Capri,
.
one meq-
!clan sucEeeds lig his arts in (teeth
-a9 they spin round, wre sucked to t he
by the
Ideas, new howl and naked, original
who i9 ,thine o GenetC M an
ing an"ce'"-•-.there pnnY he an �
deep, amid again tossed aloft ed-
thrones be
idea,,, are acceptable at np time to(the
distingpudshed officer of marines. M.
true, that -. ,naterial being has cloth-
ad, from its Owl% evil
dicta' so sllnAl rare, and
into the ch'airm of your vor-
humanity they visit to help uplift it
from the state of beast.
Ceulpri h'tLs for name tial(( acted as aide
p•rnrw,nsitiee, per_
' " 1£119 fluids, usually
plucked
tex. Awful Destroyer -but. to destroy-
Success ie cost! We find we have
Y
do camp to Prince Lidgi, and on all
has foreign exned(tlnns bio has !leen
gulps-
oe71t or hr,)tmless, with' 3-W fill shape q nrid
and
terriflo farce ;-s,*f1uqt
, ing, yaside, algainst your own will, a
S'onRtrA}lotorl"
pledged the better part of ourselves
his most truhted frtrvnd and companion.
c4 (,fill Baps
than herd lain hiddetn and innocent.
"And that lake, too, is far off P"
to clutch it; not to be redeemed with
---
in
thr+ Plnrtrl lwcamrn by nniurd law and-
"Far off; when it comes; think your
the whole handful of our prize.
Ifi3O'4'AG FAMILY OF BOXERS.
denly vi.'ihle, "k4"' n di4tln^I 4happ to
end in kills world, is at haindl
Published. memoirs indicate the end
thr eye, and PAM strike destruelion on
-'TI'ow and what Is the end? Look east,
of a man's aotivlt and that hie ao-
Boxing is a favorite sport of the
v b,
lbw ot,,feni. In which it i4 altrnrterl."
" you are not without
west, south and north',
to the north, whr+ro You never yet.
k3iowled,gedt this ems. They are his fin-
DrLnlsh regal fatally, Prince Valrlemar
being tate best{ boxer among them.
glial
A very mi ht.v mrr0," ,;Iirl M �Tll(,hp
0'
trod -towers, the Points wh'hlaoe Your
aI chapter, making mt}mmy of the
grand figure tboW wrap In thb print -
WheII he ahe,llenged (,tin !lute rmT)er-
nrrin, Prtm osedly. " Accnrdi.ni to
1` g your
incttincts have warned Y( t, there n
ad stu2f.
or Alexander III, of 11witla, However,
view, oould n. murt,n] nt,tnin the
,
spectre will seize yo'ttl. Tlsu Deathll 1
_ _ _
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his met more tht'tq bls match. .King
�v-._
or yrnt npoa,k n(', hie w•nuld n�reAsaril
woe a hip -it Is h9,,nm4ed-'tis ohased--
Hostiles MourtliiJlg -I notice th}Lt old
George of Grace(,, in alno skilled with
boa a. mnli nant and evil }polo, y
" Tf ihegpovrer evere erprr•iAkd e•4 f
it, sails on. ,,Unfflwr mnavias salt after
that chip. It enter, the region of lee.
> Grinnieke has quit monrning for
the gloves. The vrdsnnt Rmperor of
Rt1l']slaon bis travels 1%round the world,
, have said, mesh mallignn.nt and moat
Tt psAsAA n tarry red with' mateors. Two
his late wife. Wood he hasn't. He has
used to hove a bout vrlth Prince George
evil ---though I believe in the anrlent
loons Ata'nd on hfizbll, over toe -reef,. T
taken this otty" off h'o hat,,buq he has
of Greece, every morzring on thb bridge
traditions tl+t Irs +could not injure the
>�an the sh£P tanked between white
dyed hia b"rd tlald !alalia! bleak. I
of the steatmer, ,
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The Clinton News -Record.
Supplement. May 19th, 1898.
West Stanley.
I
Inachiue
farm
evening
came
to
Sulky.
two
ditch.
frott
rest
vicinity.
vPar
12W
ppurchased
1]ere
of
I
to
I
ton,
tPr•ial
stone
enjoyable
two
two
vitation
on
Goderich.
nothing serious will occur front. the
^__.
effects of it.
Putting in roots, corn and potatoes,
And "Kit." has gone to the wats to
\ve hear by reports that out- school
seerns to he the order of the day. The
nee for herself if "Uncle Saul," as she
Principal in the village is goitig to
cold weather has Made the growth
wrote in the Mail "will have a hard
leave its at midsuuuner, which is to he
very backward and the wire wor•ul is
row to hoe hefure he can grow Brus-
hoped is not true its he is so well liked
attacking the oats and thinning there
sets Sprouts in his Cuban garden."
by his pupils i❑ general.
out very hardly ill this Vicinity.
Goderich City Fathers had het.ter
Seedtn is agiting finished in thin
We are sorry to hen,. that Mrs. 'Phos.
extend an invitation to Lieut. Dan
neighhul-tool fur the season.
Johnston, SI•., of Viirna, who Rot her
Guelfrey and his world-renowned hand
Charlie Tout and his sister, Miss
broken by fAlling, is keeping so
to usher in Dominion Day. Wouldn't
R'Ilie,of Huron township, Brucecounty,
poorly. As sfie is advanced in years
it he nice le
spent a few days wit ll their uncle, Jas.
we expect her recovery will he slo"'.
Our Mayor is getting' his ground into
Hawkins, of this viil}Ige, last week.
Mr. L. Beatty, Varna's popular
shape. A granolithic walk has been
(quite a large Cumber of people have
agent, 1.4 doing it rushing busi-
laid and }L pretty fence of tubing sur-
heen enjoying themselves fishing at
nP. a with his I cerin • Pun • Binder
[, y Ir }er
n s 's •)
r sand ha property.
the harbor the past ten days, perch
And Ideld Mower. Latinty says he is
Mr. Mel). Allen ]),is to Itelrlize ills
heing caught by the score. The like
going to snake it lively for some of the
nccoout for his services to the town,
has not been known for years.
other agents this season.
Hard on Mcf). Won't take his word
D)ul. McLearill of Sanford, and his
Mr. John McKinlev is in) )roving his
i]y
Far it. 0 Blear I
gang of Caen Moved William Smith's
on the Bayfield Road erecting
Mr. Hurget,s, of the Bank of Ontario,
house on Mnudav in this village.
a wire fence }!cross the front. of it.
Toronto, visited friends bete fur n
Our nitllers, tichoenhaN & lb -is, have
Mr. John Reid, Sr., of the Bayfield
couple of days•
been buying it lot of wheat the past
Road, has improved the appearanve
Mistakes will occur. The Star last
two weeks, all(] are kept. very imsv
if his Farm very ranch h,v planting nut
week Called attention to puuusiug
supplying the d('1nand for flour, s)
a heant.iful cedar hedge, down the Iwno
Post
incident the Brussels 1 est gave ill
much has dear tr•adv extended. The
eading from the road to the barn.
getting the Goderich statistics and a
farming class ,is well as the flour rtler-
Alivs Laticia Foster, of the Parr Litre,
tnothall item Iuixed up, Now, last
chanLS And h)tkers go there. They
s visiting at.Nit. Will. Tavlor's.
weeks issue of the Star furnishes a
know when they RPC a Rood rarti(le in
Mr. Roht. Taylor, of Stephen, has
inuch nior•e amusing incident in Iuix-
the way of Hour, and that is what thev
gone to Manitoba to assist his c•onsin
ing up a wedding at Dungannon with
get when they go to this mill. Such
n rt]nning a large Temperance House
a bivVele Accident, ending up with `-the
is the airy) of Schoenlials cC Reis, to put
n Wolseley. Mrs. Taylor, expects to
ccrarnony was performed by Itev. T.
110thing hut,a first-class ,u•t.i(•]e on the
go in a few clays.
L. Armstrong,"
thud try there for
Air. John H. Parke, of the'Gosheit
Every season there's a row about
Yourselves.Uuuie
Line, has taken to hituself it partner In
ife. Success, Jolin.a
the "ee)w pat hti' throng!! the Square.
well let then, rernudel the Square, it I'd
T}le Royal ]a again ,L full-fledged
Y g• R
Mr. Mathew Bates and his brother
make the gravel' walks whore the
bird.
George, hied iL niirvow "cape the of her
"c'evv paths" now are and everything;
TIIP 9tilgP. !tale ell th:F I(lllte heti
from being hurt while hreak-
will be just lovely.
changed hands, T. Hamlin, of Ripley,
na a colt to drive single. The cult he-
The wild flowers abound in profusion
having hought trait Thos. Ganley, be-
unmanageable .mid commenced
and beauty this May Lime and Satllr-
tween Kint.ail told Goderich.
kick, throwing then, hath ori: the
day picnics are in older with the
Services in the English Church next
Mr. Bates being an expert with
char•)ued school children.
Sunday lit 11 p. in, in this village land
lorses, held the Colt front running
Conductor Ausebrook was rL sufforor
will c•untinue so on every sevond Sun -
way. but Matthew says it took lite
from an accident on his trait! last
dity for the summer m(nths.
of thern to hold it. The only ill-
week.
P, A. items have been lacking for the
,try sustained was a had shaking up
Lt. Col. Burn, Company I) , claitne
past few weeks owing to your scribe
and a demoralized sulky left in the
the loner of being the first United
being busy, Alt•. Editor. •
States soldier in (Juba. F,videotly Ile
Mr. John T. Dickeson, of Gude-
was burring to got there.
___ -
•ieh, passed along the Bayfield Road
In the Pharmacy College exams. this
Frank Foster soars tap in the air a
with a fine drove of stock steers, fifty
A1ay. ainot)g the (xodmich contingent,
thousand feet. then takes a drop.
n number. Some of then] lie brougint.
we Ilene that Charles "'. Watson, of
(%OIIIP }LIi(l Fee hltl do it lt] l.illl]tUll,
the north of Goderich ,and the
Wilson',., drug store, gets the John
of thena were purchased in this
Roberts medal for botany.
May 24th.
lie had a number of two
The whole four' students passed, C.
_.. ._ _ ..— -
olds which tipped the scales at
W. W}Ltson (wilgon's), Grahame Wil -
Auburn.
lbs.
li}uns (Dilub}uu's), 1'. Potts ( Wilson',)
Mr. Chas. `Vallis, cat' Clinton, has
a carload of hugs around
and 11. E. Me Len n, the first thtep pits-
sing with honors,
Mr, lVettlaufer, oneof;oormerThants,
to }{o away oil ASt)n(lay;
Air. Iu1TiP's poem in Last week's
we undPrstxud has sold out his busi-
Sonne of the pour working hien
NPWS-RECORD is refreshing to the
uses to Mr. Riddell, of Londesborough.
nes
Ba.yfleld, (Conservatives) were
craft. "My First Gray Ilair." He might
wish Al r. Riddell success ,and rue
give
work on the harbour if thev
to reioice that his head will soon be
him it welcome to our heautifnl little
would vote for M. Y. McLean, but up
silvered o'er for its ahwit the only sil-
vilhige of Auburn ori-fhts banks of the
Maitland.
the present they have not been
ver his talent will ever bring lihn in
F. Jones, our new blacksmith, has
given work, but we' believe Dr•. Shan-
a member of the village council,
this "Ciinada of Ours."
Mr. Willie Elliott is, building two
ar'r'ived and has taken his stand ill the
has introduced a notion instructing
cut tages opposite Cambridge St.
shop lately occupied bV Joseph Law -
he Clerk to write Jun. McMillan
A1r. and Mrs. W. Wilkinson, of
soMrs. Clark, of MarkdalP, was the
Lbout it. The hays say the Grits will
never draw the wool over their eyes
Minneapolis, are the guests of Mr•
Jam", Wilkinson, Elgin St.
guest. her sister, Mrs. H. Cuuuuings,
again. We think if the Doctor sends
IYIr. and Mrs. Hawliuk have arrived
the past two weeks, but has since I e -
John McMillan, M. P., a good strung
Al it will have the desired effect.
for the reason.
The funeral of Clare, the little and
turned home.
rk, of
The Misses Clark, of Clinton, were
li
only sun of Mr. and Alrs. W. J.
f{tTile of Mrs. R. one even -
"When we cin it, we do it well."
Carter, New'kMte tit., took place on
Tuesday, lith it)st, The little boys who
ing the past week.
Messrs. U. Cooper and Cantelon call -
Greater and grander that] ever• Clin-
avtecl ati )allbearPl'ti were Ala$ter9
ed flat Atlhlil'❑ fI'lk'.I1dF OnC'• eyt'llllig the
May 24th.
Charlie and Walter Saunders, Bruce
past week.
Mrs. A. Robison hits returned horne
- -- � — ---
Reid, Douglas Godwin, Rupert (riven,
and Dave Heid, a little cousin of deceas-
after ri two weeks' so tint with her
`icKillop•
ed
parents, Adr, and Airs. mtiker.
Samuel Milker, wife and daughter,
'Vinthrup L. U, L. is increasing in
-~�`�
of Blyth, called on Auburn friends
ntunhers rapidly. The brethren per-
Baldwin and Morrison, fancy bicycle
the past, week.
pose celebrating the coming twelfth
riders, appear in Clinton,May `L-1th,
Mrs. Kernigban, of Colborne, was
of July at llensall.
the guest of Mrs. John Sturdy the
Mr. Robert Gray is gathering Ina-
- _
past week.
for the purpo:ge of building a
Port Albert.
Rev. Air. Maodonald, of Kincardine,
wall under his herrn,
--
-vas a guest at the license over Sut:-
aA numbei' of (tut' people purpose
Joseph 'Wilson, who has been work-
day.
,ming to Clinton on the Queen's birth-
ing on the Manitoulin all winter, is
A wedding in -the near future.
day and we. hope they will all have an
home again for a short time.
Mrs. R. NI. Cumtninks land Alaster
time.
Torn Green and Date Martin, of thi's
Willie took in the sights at Winghaun
Fall•wheat is picking up ,nicely end,
village, left this week for Fort 'Vil-
one (lay the past week.
proniises to he an average crop.
liaup,
We are glad to see the Finding face
Mr. and Mrs. Glass spent, a day or
Joseph ming is visiting ;it'hinghau]
of Mr. Macdonald out Again after his
with friends at, iiAhPl lust week.,,
,it present.
severe sickness.
Mr. Joseph Stanvel had a number
Dir. King, who has been ander the
Our Shoney still fires up, but it is
of sheep and lambs killed by dogs on
doctor's care, is again able to hP Around,
tanning work, Shakey.
Snndxy night. The dogs belcinged to
John Fritzley has his horse again
Janes Dawson, of iamy. Sound Dis-
of his neighbors,
nearly completed which he is rehoild-
trict, is visited under the parental roof
The QtiArterly Business Board of
ing.
at present.
tiValton Circuit have extended an in-
Mrs. David DeLing had the misfor-
Ja111" Young is getting away with
to Rev, Mr. Tiffin to remain
tune to swallow a needle she had in
his lumber piles, having shipped it to
the Circuit .Lnutl]ec year.
her mouth on Saturday. we hope
Uncle Saw's domain.
' uta veatlels that
happened to be in the harbor fired a
few shots and be fled,
It is this record that makes the na-
val officers Lelieve they have, an en.sy
task before them in, the war with
Sp,dn, and they would be surprised if,
this war should prove for the first time
thplt Spain could defeat Anglo•Saxgq,ns,
or any other nation for that matter',
TWICE A GREAT NATION.
spltltt Rose From Iter Flrst semacl! but
Look% Rant at 1'rrarut.
Spain was once the greatest nation
out the face of the globe. Spay, rather,
she was twice so. First, as a centre
of learning and science under the
Sara.cenic rule, when the city of Cor-
dova, had a mile of ,gas lit streets and
fountains of quicksilver played in the
palace yard of the caliph. Second, when
she was the greatest military power
ill Europe. But Spain could not stand
the march of modern invention. She
has steadily shrunk and shrivelled and
lost her posseasinns until now all she
has left worth speaking of is Cuba.
The Philippines are insignifoant pos-
sessions. _._._.__-..,.
LIVINGSTON'S GRAVE.
Hugo Genthe, the English traveller,
who recently visited the grave of Dr.
Livingsb m, under the old Mpundu tree
in Africa, found that an ornamental
fence had been erected around the tree.
When Mr. Genthe disked the native who
h6d (tone it he was told that " a white
man and his donna," who had come
from the Noethwest of the Laupula,
had caused the fence to be made- Mr.
Genthe's discovery hus excited great
interest among the European commun.
lty (Lt Zomba and Blantyre.
STAIN'S STATE RULIGION.
The state religion of S1piain is thle i
Roman NthWlo, which is maintained
by the G,overritll Ant, -The constitution
permits non-Calthollos to 'worship as
they pleaae, but they must do so pri-
vately and witbowt makin any purr4
Ile stmounoo want of their religious Ber-
vfoes
Another oxt•raordinary feat way that
Performed by a Vienna shoemaker not
long ago. This individual undertook
from a given calf to manufacture a
pair or Hants within twenty-four hours'
of the animal's death.
Early in the morning of the ap-
pointed day a, calf wa..a killed in the,
presence of numerous witnesses. The
shin was Lit the tannery shortly aft
srwards; it wits property tanned, and
turned over to the spirited shoemaker'
that very evening, and next morning ib,
appeared in the shape of a pair of
boots, which were worn by the m,a11'
who owned the calf the day before.
Revtvrting t•i feats of a different ha-'
tura, we may mention the performance
of Signor Gravagni, a Milanese pianist,
who made a bet that he would play for
twenty-five consecutive hours, with
only an interval of half an hour for
refreshment. He won triumphantly,
for he went straight on without talk,
Ing the stipulated period of rest. Start-
ing at eleven at night, be kept on un-
til, midnight of the following day play -
Ing works by Wl%gner, comic apera,
ballet music, and grand opera.
From time to time he wawa• fed by a
friend, who poured' down his tbroat
coffee, tea and eggs, beaten up with
wine. A jury of eight musicians took
It in horns to watch' the performance.
So fa.r from being exhaiust.ed at the
end of these extraordinary proceedings,
Signor Gravagni offered to make a fur-
ther het that he would keep on for
atnother six hrPirs, but there were no I
takers,
TOFJ CZAR AT ROMPI.
Alexaaider III., the Into Czar of Ru4-
sta was said to be an autocrat, -evon
In the bosom of his family. Nicholas 1I.
however, Is the very reverse. He re-
gards his consort As a, good comrades
and when, In urgent cases, Ministers
seek an audience late in the evening,
he is invariably to be found in her
company, chatting and laughing wit.b-
oath restraint. The Czar is generally
occupied PA his desk, whilq the Ozar-
ina hrdsdas herself with embroidery'
work. Immediately a Minlator enters
she rises as if to retire but more often
than otherwise the Czar informs her
thlat she is not one too many, ,
- v Lu,.,oa
its elaboration(, fo a nicety" you can
readily imagine that the scene does
not quickly reach perfection. But his
patience holds out against every test
it receives. Over and over again the
line is recited, or the tilt of action
dtane. untid( all is perfect. At the
Lyceum one sees the perfection of
stage discipline, and in Mr. Irving the
petrfer,tinn of stage patience.
MARVELLOUS INVENTION.
The Noon Brough! Witlrin Reny Reach etlf
the '%Yorld by n Recoil, Contrlvaner.
Herr Johann Mayor, an Austrian
Lieutenant, has fust discovered a meth-
od by which the moon can bee brought
within pistol -shot of the world, figur-
atively speaking. Kothing among the
many marvels of modern invention is
raore astonishing than this same dis-
covery. By his inventridn Herr Mayor
says the n3inon can Im brought within
a distance of 100 yards, ill, fact, and ex-
plored most thoroughly. P}fof. Gates's
combined microscope -telescope was
brought to be a marvelous contrivance,
but this latest addition puts it quite
in the shade. In his suecese Herr May-
or has made a wide departure from cus-
tomary methods. In fact the monster,
telescopes do not ,figure in his macul-
ations whatever. Without ,going into
a long drawn out or technical explan-
ation of the apparatus he has con-
structed, it is a novel affair, in that
an.,enormous pnrahalio mirror Wyardci
in diameter that revolves upon a fixed
axis' is the matin schetnle of Lhty appar,
atus. This concave mirror which is of
the ordinary "silvered" glnss has o
small convex parabolic mirror suspend -
0 at W9 faces, and this sm,alll mirror
focuses the rays received from the Jarg-
or ones, Anil throws them on thci lens
of an immenwo•ly powerful microscope.
Thus a clear and brilliant ly lighted pin-
t of the moon or star under exam-
inatian is brought, ininie.diately under
t.hw mierosoo[ne, which has it magnify-
ing power of many million dlaameter.4.
Herr Mayer explains that it vrill thus
bre possible, almost, to Ree the time
by the wa,loh of t1to "snag. in t"moon,' or to see the N!kigell if anv,
over the canals of AfArs.
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