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'1 THE M®LS '
QN S BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855
CAPrTAy $2,000,000
REST - a $11500,000
;11. Head OfHoe, -- MONTREAL.
li' WM. MOI.SOV. MACPHERSON, President
F. WOLFERSTAN'I HONTAS, Gen. Manager,
Notesdirrounted, Callacttons made, Drafts
Issued, S'erling andAmerican Exchange
bought and sold. Interesi allowed on Deposits
SAVINGS BANS.
i, Interest allowed on sums of $1 and up.
FAUMEIIR.S.
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aotee with one or more endorsers. No mort-
gago required as security.
H. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton.
G. D. MoTAGGAR)T
'� Banker,
v ALBERT STREET, - CLINTON
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued,
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_ CONVEYANCING.
John Ridout,
Conveyancer, Commissioner, Etc.
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Fire Insurance. - - Real Estate.
Money to Lend.
Office -HURON STREET, CLINTON
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MEDICAL.
Dr. W. G�'unn,
X C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh.
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night
-allot at front door o - residence on Ratten-
,g i O Street, opp. Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Turnbull,
J. L. Turnbull, 1YI.B„ Toronto Univ. ;
M. D. ; C. Al., Victoria Univ. M. C. P. & S.
Ont, ; Fellow of the obstetrical society of
Edinburgh. Late of London, Eng, and
,,dinburghospitals. Office --Dr. Dews -
ley '§ stand, Itattenbury St. Night calls
answered at Office.
B . Thomlinson,
et." Surgeon.
I -,I.
' s Honorary Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
" r nary College, Toronto.
r, -� ,;Treats all diseases of Domestic Animals
1, f,?
Ahe most modern and scientific principlesDay and Night calls promptly answered.
Residence-Rattenbury Street, West,
linters, Ont,
tty: a tios.iw _..__T . - _.
,�, LEGAL.
1. Scott, Barrister, &e.
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, CLINTON.
`L !Money to Loan.
E. Campion, Q O.,
er, - Solicitor, - Notary, ,\v.,
GODER(CH, ONT.
-Over Davis' Drug Store.
Money to Loan,
M. O. Johnston,
p inter, Solicitor, Commissioner, tete .
GODTERECTI, - ON 1'.
'PIL' .-Cor- Hamilton and Rt. Andrew's
Stressq.
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W. Brydone,
rrit,tcr, Solicitor, Notary Public, ,\c.,
OrFicr, :
69AVFR BIAX IC, - CLINTON•
IVa- Gripe
When you take !load', Pills. Thu big, old-faeh.
toned, sugar-coated p}lls, which War you all to
places, are not in 11 tth Hdbd's. Rasy to take
ood's
and easy to operate, Is true
of t Hood's, Psis, y res are P
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I
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up to date in every respect.
Safe, certain and sure. All
druggists. 250. O. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mase.
The only Pllia to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla
The 11dillop mutual Fire
lnsurny.
Farm and Isolated 'Down Property
Only Insured.
OFF10ER9 i
George `Nath, President, HarlZirtph'.'
k O.; JaaBroadtoot Vlce-Pres, SeacorthO.: W. J.HhaaonBoc'y'treesSoator }},,, O.MlohaolMardi.. inspector of loAaea, E+eaP.O.
DIRECTORS.
Jamas Broadfoot, SeaforLh ; Michael Mur
die, Seatorth; George Dalt. eaforth ; Geoa
Watt, liarlook ; Thomas E. Hqg, Seafo{• ;
Alex. Gardiner, Leadbury • The llbbas Garbu .t,
Clinton; John McLean, Kipped.
AGENTS:
Thomas Nellans. Harlo •h; Robert McMlll%�n
Seaforth and James Cummings, Eumondvillo,
Parties desirous to efreot insuranco or tran-
sact other business will be promptly attenle
to on appltoxtion to any of the above officer
addressed to their respective post offices.
GO TO THE
Union Shaving Parlor
For first-class Hair -Cutting
and Shaving.
Smith's block, opposite Post Office, Clinton
J. ENIERTON, Proprietor,
CENTRAL BOTCHER SHOP
FORD & MURPHY,
(Successorsto.l. W.l,ingford.f
Hiving bouglA out the above buainoss, w
intend to conduct it on the cash principle, an
will supply our customers with the best ineaL
at the lowest paying prices.
Ford & Murphy:
Live Hogs Wanted,
__
Highest Market Price Paid,
D. CANTELON. Clinton.
Removal of Night -Soil.
The undersigned w,. i n-Idertrke the removal
of Night Soil and thorough cleaning* of closet:
on short notice and at renconablo rates, All
refuse removed out of town.
ROBT. it1ENNEL.
GEO. TR,OWHILL,
Horseshoer and General Blaoksmith
Albert Street, North, Clinton.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Woodwork Ironed and flrat-Gass material
and work guaranteed. Farm implements and
machines rebuilt and repaired.
TO THE FARMERS!
,Study your own interest and go where
rou can got
RELIABLE - HARNESS
I manufacture none but the best of stork.
Beware of shops that sell cheap, as he.
have got to live. (� ,Il and get lir Das.
Orders by mail promptly attondod
John Bees, .
Harness Emporium, Blyth, Ont
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
2"A
_ TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
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LONDON CLUBS.
A study of clubs brings to light som(
curious facts. There are naw over 141
clubs iin London, of which only thirt3
existed half a century ago, while sev.
enty-five have been founded during ill(
past twent.•y years, dividing hetwper
them no less than 100.000 membors. Al
the hegi.nming of the century there
were prohaNy nut. more than 1.200 men
who had secured election to a LoAdor
rluh, and no,., 'there are more Ihan :.'0,1,•
000. Of course no dislinrtion now tit
Laches to being a, "club roan," but ii
in curious to observe that the revolu
tion, ns regards clubs in London. onl3
commenced iun4 twenty yeo.rs ago, tint
lyre raged w•ilh unabated energy ever
sicca. - - - -=
- I 7r M
12� I I Itis i >:
SAVOS Thousands of Lives.
Fonr years ago Jneob Dewitta, of Ha;
isln»d, wits dragger) to the verge a
donth by drendful heart disease. ITe era
gives tip to die. From TlKorogs mnnhoo,
Ue land onq to�i+ broken poll ant, wreck
1e p. .ur d Dr. ennto A (t c fopp th,
Heart, heart it fnithft3`ly, And to•d
��irl1velghs 2188g ppunds, and Ilves to T)less th
toyhim a it orelfevoeef r 'S.) 11 it tel'. 44e,
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Dr. Shaw,
Y
Office -Ontario SlreOt, ppyosite Rilglish
church„ formerly occupied 6y Dr. Apple.
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ton,
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DENTISTRY.
I
Dr, -BRUCE, -
'
Surgeon Dentist.
But there is no second c3hoicq
OFFICE -Over Taylor's Shoe. 13tore,
]�%(
,intoe, Ont, Special attention to presev-
It is Scotts Emulsion or
,..,tion or natural teeth.
(� �1
N. B --Will visit Blyth every Monday and
13ayficid every Thursday afternoon during
��•
the summer.
11
OR. AGNEW, DENTIST.
Mll"l
i,'
",,;I"
Hours, - q to B
1, t-
m Zurich the second Thursday of each
1 .
1,
month,
m heli wuuld nmt, Buow again, if it
_ VETERINARY.
,',,
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J. A € lackall,
,1 pp
t'I;TERTNq y SURGIEON A-1)
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V1 TEIi1N;11IY iNSPECTOR.
I
tM
Ott Is%c Stpset next Now Era office
t !dunce, Ibcrl St., Clinion.
11
'111ce
I -
B . Thomlinson,
et." Surgeon.
I -,I.
' s Honorary Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
" r nary College, Toronto.
r, -� ,;Treats all diseases of Domestic Animals
1, f,?
Ahe most modern and scientific principlesDay and Night calls promptly answered.
Residence-Rattenbury Street, West,
linters, Ont,
tty: a tios.iw _..__T . - _.
,�, LEGAL.
1. Scott, Barrister, &e.
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, CLINTON.
`L !Money to Loan.
E. Campion, Q O.,
er, - Solicitor, - Notary, ,\v.,
GODER(CH, ONT.
-Over Davis' Drug Store.
Money to Loan,
M. O. Johnston,
p inter, Solicitor, Commissioner, tete .
GODTERECTI, - ON 1'.
'PIL' .-Cor- Hamilton and Rt. Andrew's
Stressq.
- �-----
W. Brydone,
rrit,tcr, Solicitor, Notary Public, ,\c.,
OrFicr, :
69AVFR BIAX IC, - CLINTON•
IVa- Gripe
When you take !load', Pills. Thu big, old-faeh.
toned, sugar-coated p}lls, which War you all to
places, are not in 11 tth Hdbd's. Rasy to take
ood's
and easy to operate, Is true
of t Hood's, Psis, y res are P
I
I
�
up to date in every respect.
Safe, certain and sure. All
druggists. 250. O. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mase.
The only Pllia to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla
The 11dillop mutual Fire
lnsurny.
Farm and Isolated 'Down Property
Only Insured.
OFF10ER9 i
George `Nath, President, HarlZirtph'.'
k O.; JaaBroadtoot Vlce-Pres, SeacorthO.: W. J.HhaaonBoc'y'treesSoator }},,, O.MlohaolMardi.. inspector of loAaea, E+eaP.O.
DIRECTORS.
Jamas Broadfoot, SeaforLh ; Michael Mur
die, Seatorth; George Dalt. eaforth ; Geoa
Watt, liarlook ; Thomas E. Hqg, Seafo{• ;
Alex. Gardiner, Leadbury • The llbbas Garbu .t,
Clinton; John McLean, Kipped.
AGENTS:
Thomas Nellans. Harlo •h; Robert McMlll%�n
Seaforth and James Cummings, Eumondvillo,
Parties desirous to efreot insuranco or tran-
sact other business will be promptly attenle
to on appltoxtion to any of the above officer
addressed to their respective post offices.
GO TO THE
Union Shaving Parlor
For first-class Hair -Cutting
and Shaving.
Smith's block, opposite Post Office, Clinton
J. ENIERTON, Proprietor,
CENTRAL BOTCHER SHOP
FORD & MURPHY,
(Successorsto.l. W.l,ingford.f
Hiving bouglA out the above buainoss, w
intend to conduct it on the cash principle, an
will supply our customers with the best ineaL
at the lowest paying prices.
Ford & Murphy:
Live Hogs Wanted,
__
Highest Market Price Paid,
D. CANTELON. Clinton.
Removal of Night -Soil.
The undersigned w,. i n-Idertrke the removal
of Night Soil and thorough cleaning* of closet:
on short notice and at renconablo rates, All
refuse removed out of town.
ROBT. it1ENNEL.
GEO. TR,OWHILL,
Horseshoer and General Blaoksmith
Albert Street, North, Clinton.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Woodwork Ironed and flrat-Gass material
and work guaranteed. Farm implements and
machines rebuilt and repaired.
TO THE FARMERS!
,Study your own interest and go where
rou can got
RELIABLE - HARNESS
I manufacture none but the best of stork.
Beware of shops that sell cheap, as he.
have got to live. (� ,Il and get lir Das.
Orders by mail promptly attondod
John Bees, .
Harness Emporium, Blyth, Ont
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
2"A
_ TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Anyone seudrag a sketch and description may
gntckly nseertain our opinion free whother an
Invontlon fa probably patentable. Communlpn-
tlone strletly conndenttal. Handbook on Patents
sent free. oldest agency for soeuringpittentc.
Patents taken throw h Alu n Co. receive
special t.tce, without c arge, �n It 0
Scfentiflr jimericane
A hnndsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest dr-
ou)atiop of any %etc ttmo journal. TerTas, $a a
yonr; oar months, V. Sod by all news ealers.
UNN & Co 861hlroadway, NeW York
Hrwwh ofnee. 126 F St., Washington, D. C.
LONDON CLUBS.
A study of clubs brings to light som(
curious facts. There are naw over 141
clubs iin London, of which only thirt3
existed half a century ago, while sev.
enty-five have been founded during ill(
past twent.•y years, dividing hetwper
them no less than 100.000 membors. Al
the hegi.nming of the century there
were prohaNy nut. more than 1.200 men
who had secured election to a LoAdor
rluh, and no,., 'there are more Ihan :.'0,1,•
000. Of course no dislinrtion now tit
Laches to being a, "club roan," but ii
in curious to observe that the revolu
tion, ns regards clubs in London. onl3
commenced iun4 twenty yeo.rs ago, tint
lyre raged w•ilh unabated energy ever
sicca. - - - -=
- I 7r M
12� I I Itis i >:
SAVOS Thousands of Lives.
Fonr years ago Jneob Dewitta, of Ha;
isln»d, wits dragger) to the verge a
donth by drendful heart disease. ITe era
gives tip to die. From TlKorogs mnnhoo,
Ue land onq to�i+ broken poll ant, wreck
1e p. .ur d Dr. ennto A (t c fopp th,
Heart, heart it fnithft3`ly, And to•d
��irl1velghs 2188g ppunds, and Ilves to T)less th
toyhim a it orelfevoeef r 'S.) 11 it tel'. 44e,
•
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oa'tiam, I was goyng -to sa[g tbfng or
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I0 MuchQoo.i," she sal l to herself as
6.10 put the, little pink caps and Mau-
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vers carefully away in their places "
I
I wonder it I shall over be quite as
milk, water, coffee or tea,
otbar-a pic-nio, I tdrimik-anad I want-
But there is no second c3hoicq
TWO�� j® �� 1�%�
]�%(
the shore when the stars frame out and
It is Scotts Emulsion or
ed ber to cue my 'huhu for me. you
edtitiviakbe
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style woulidiru d Not she 1 It was the
a
gleamed out tin white stateliness
When you need the best
through the warm dusk.
Elinor sat in the haxamock with her
w ronig time of the moon, she saiiid, and
.1
-
phosphites and the best
s
the radiant dimness of the moonlight:
Harry, leaning against a tree and look-
m heli wuuld nmt, Buow again, if it
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seen anyone balf so spirituel or so
lovely. He was boyishly happy; the
were cwt then."
MART L
I "But I doA't believe ishe has feeling
"I 'believe there is a little totucth of
Love took up the glass of time sail
enough to even get angry. I owe her
superstAilon in most of us," said 11"file.
tunwed it in has glowing hands,
a grudge for spoiling Tial -she has
"When I see the new moon over my
Every' me'nh lightly stinkers ran it _
tut mad him into a spooney chap with
r ht s de 1 li t
t3 1rou1 1, m s confess Ido
veli in golden hands.
mot a grain of sense in pais eolmposition,
f., -,el the happiest lhttle thrill of de -
I can't for sly life sea vvhut he finds
blight."
It was siteth a delightful, old -fashion-
i.m ,her to admire."
If I drop any parasol, I wouldn't pilc.k
d,in.ing•roolm, wlhrere the long table was
"She is very beautiful," protested
it up im,yself foe• tdrs world!," said Hat-
sprearl acrd Kathlleen was waiting for
Mary Reade, faintly.
tile.
t:Ne,m a3J to coarse int to tea. The win-
Ted shrugged has shoulders.
"I suppose so -to those who admire
"When I fiord a four -leafed clover,"
said MadVa Rerkde,," I feel the greatest
dowswere high and broad, curtained. by
statues. Canft say I do; but every-
sa.tisfaetian. And Mary bore wouldn't
thin, airy draperies that waved softly
one to b6s own taste. Want me to help
be!giur amythiing on Friday, if it were
to aInd fro, in this summer winds, out-
the raspberries, Kathie?"
never begun."
side 01a!mberimig vines made a green
No. Harry will do that when he
comes in..,
Two Summers
"I mover bike to take avnyt,hiing sharp
gloom, through which the sunlight
"What is ]Harry to do?" demanded
for a presan-;, confessed Loie.
flickered uinf teadily.
a clear voice from the doorway, ' In
Juliet Douglas alone seemed) super -
The walls were wainscotted half wa3
whioh its owner stood -a tall, handsome
for to such -rveakn'esses. She smided a
up, with sdmla der$, polished wood;
Yount; fellow, with fine dark eyes and
a pleasant smile. He was a trifle boy-
I'Atbe canxleseemdi,n!gly abol said noth,-
M9. Harry and ELLmor were talking
built into alae of them w•as am old fash-
ish in appearance, owing in part to
to each at -her itnheedimg•by,
tamed cupboard, with big glass doors.
the dark curls that clustered about his
"Just thilrteen of us a,t the table," re -
behind which one might catch tante-
forehead and the ;smooth, beardless
:woo,but more to a certain frank air
marked Rick, im.nocently.
Juliet sprang, to her feet. "Thirteen
[!zing' glimpses of rare old silver an I
of careless satlsfaction visible about
at the table. Oh., Kathie, how could
thio delicate, gold -banded china of a
::dm; the satisfactiolm of a school boy
you?"
past generation. There were drawers
'viho has yet to learn that there is
"!Hone could I whaut I Julimt„ you sure -
much, much more iuv life than appears
un its everyday surface.
ly don't" -
"Juts is certain that, if there are
fantastic brass handles; and these
Harry Casto,a was certainly noschool
thirteen at a labra, one of Che number
drawers, as Kathleen very well knew,
boy ; he stood six feet two ka his stock-
will die before the year is out."'
were filled with the very finest of lin
Ings, and his physique was superb. He
"I don't care,, Ruck I It's true," said
en, bleached to a snowy whiteness and
was studying. law, and was spoken of
Juliet, posLtively, "I sat at a table of
as a young ,man likely to make his
thi-rt,een Ilefore, a,nd one of us did die
carefully folded away. by her ow•n
martk. But to the cou,9iins and second
before six months were out."
housewifely little hands.
cousins, with whom lie had spent every
"wouldn't she have died anyhonv?
Some wonderfully sweet, spicy odors
August at "The Bdrehes," since the
clays of kilts and .mud -pies, 'he was still
Don't be such a goose, Jule. Sit down."
"Nott I," said Jill -he -t, "You can laugh
from a wide blue and gold jar on the
Hal Cestan, of old-time romps and
as ,much as you like. No never mind:
mantel -shelf, floated through the room,
frolics -thea light-hearted, high-spirited
li;athie. I'm not hungry; and I'd ra-
. suggestive of roses and all other subtle
sharer of all their innocent, delightful
thea starve tiho,n sit down with thir-
perfumes.
merrymakilaige. They, at least, had
tken,"
Kat'hleea was stan.ling with her back
mover seen any difference in him until
this sumllmer.
to ripple of mvixth followed her exit
to the table, and her hands resting on
Kathde's small, white hands bad flut-
from the room. Ted Irvitnlg• excused
hlsmself a,n,d went out after her, they
the bi�gh-backed chair behind her, look-
tered somewhn,t nervously among her
ate raspberries hn the garden until the
lag thoughtfully up at the portrait of
cups at the souad of his voice. But
she spoke as calmly trod sweetly
othf,�rs caime out,, ready to go for a boat
her great-gra-nNimother do the wall,
as
ever.
sail, ,Hairy and EUne Went to their
favoTi(te tick, under tis bLreh trees,
w+it'h her long, gmooth curls and bare
"Please sit at the head and help the
follonved by di.ssaitisfied glances.
sloping shoulders.
raspberries, Harry, Monde has ahead-
ache and cannot come down this
"why can't they coupe wAh us anal
There was a certain curious, unde-
Ung.. even -
have Solara ways questioned Melville,
"Hal was always the life of our expedi-
finable reseiemblance, felt rather than
Harry tours a mndff of the rose -bow]
tions lar other awnr.mers."
seen, between the young girl and her
as Ile passed it.
"Hu's im love this euknmer„” remark -
stately ancestress, who in her time had
"Sweets to the sweet," he remarked
ed Alec Grant, dryly. "11h,wt makes
hee.lr a beauty and a belle.
beauty
ty
comli°ally, "You !have imprisoned all
the perfumes of Araby here, you gat-
n differeuce doesn't Lt, Ted? Hurry is
this oldest of us so he ought to be the
Ina.
neither a beauty nor a
Y
lade -witch 1 That's the same old blue
first to sober down."
belle -shy little Kathleen, whose only
jar I so nearly smashed years ago,
KiAll'a fives left aldne at the table,
c•Ialms to prettiness were her long--
when I was a little chap In knicker-
sAtina there in the rose -scented cline
lashed hazel eyes a.nd the soft brow ni
hookers and tried to wash my face in
it. I think I can see the look of hor-
mess, -with the family portrwits staringY
drown through the dusk of the viae -
hair, curling in the daintiest of ring-
ror on Aunt Ada's face yet. I've h;(d
slha.&M room. There -was a liit.tle, i,vck-
lets over her bead.
a genuine anve, of that jar ever since-
err on her foreha,a,d and the white kit -
She seeMed to accord singularly well
vb'Ouldn't touch itt for a'nytAbiiing. Ilaisp-
torn„ mewing for Its supper a.t her feet,
with the atmosphere of the room. There
berries? ,Well„ 1 sd,all 'help them,, as
got pusdik,i impation,tdy away. At last,
my lundlady at home does. "Miss Reade
long after the voices Ln the garden had
was a kind of evanescent charm aboutyou
don't care for any of these, do you ?
di?M away and the lig}hlt filtering
both, that evaded all attempt at ana•
Nor you? Nor you?" ,
throulg,h the vine leaves hard deepened
lysis or definition. It might only bo:
In the latngdl that follonved Eliaror
to the red of smnset;, she rose and crept
felt, never explained.
p
Gordon took &_,r seaut, oppoSAe Melvblle
softly upstairs in,Lc, a, darkened roam.
Reade, and a s6igh,t but visible owl_
A sweet-faced, silver -haired womra,n
when the tall, grave clock in th,
strwi+ntt fell ufpan the gray circle, Kath,
turned with a tender smile, as Kath -
corner solemnly hammered out five,
I,een alone seeaned unaffected by iit. She
i,. --en knelt besMe her and Ia,Ld her
the others began to drop in -by pairs,
passed a cap-o,f tea to Ell;mtor and went
brawn b,ead on the pid•low. "Hbw is the
torr
generally. They were little more than
pourinig ulJ t;,y. .A faint, riuh. odor
Of aamr Pore,gai perfume floated around
heudache, momaie, dear?"
",E3,_tter, Eittle girlie) The pain is a,l-
big boys and girls, together, in all de-
th,e table anti almost drowned out the
must gone. )How died you gel on Li"
green of cous4nship, and any amount of
breatlw lot h,he rose -jar, Mary Reade
aft,ernw , Saph,is? 1 am afraid you
a !hindof innocent flirting went on
had spoken arilg•ht when she said that
must be very Ore)d."
at "The Birches" in the dreamy August
Elimor Gordan -wale bearatLful, Beside
her rare, im.pet•ilal loveliness the com-
"Just a Httbe„ momsie, But every -
thing went nicely. I was a wee bit
weather. By and by their vacation)
uie)a place prettimess of t)he othergirls,
lomesome just now, so I thought I'd
would be over ai,nd they would go back
ever, of pink -and -'ladle Loie Lisle seem-
aoule up and get you to mother me a
to their half forget
ed faded wnd clheagr.
little while."
work wntd a'll,about
eaob other; but it was pleasant while
' p
She was tall„ wiith a figure of perfect
symmetry face
Mrs. Arnold stroked the brown head
tanflerly. They,were very dear to each
it lasted. "The Bircbes" was just the
amid a as faultless-
I bea,uIti-ful as an fa
Y face, Iackimg a caul,
of a}' this nuotber Wad dalughter.
b
spot in which grown-up children )night
,
could be.; the ekiln was dazzlningly clear
,re aro the others, dear?"
enjoy tbemselves.
and pure and the features almrost class-
,.Gone for a Wa)t-sail•—all but Harry
Melville Reade and Hattie Beach
ileal, except for a trifle of over -ripeness
tend Ebinor. :they (tire out under t;he
biro
came in first -as usual, with a laugh.
int the full real anoutlh, Tho long lashes
quilting around lnzr dark blue eyes, and
e.re
1'Ih.re was a silence agttiln. Present -
He was a medical student, for wham
the fine strae,gdit brawl above them
ly Mrs. Aruold broke it, prefa,ciing her
life a- yet held ,notbing better than a
wrre black as jet; but the splendiid haix,
reunurks with a liatle sigh.
gh.nor,
joke and a plea,�an.t companion; and
heaped iin lustrous amasses on her head
"Harry is very fond of I think;
offal or,
be fraternized with Hattie, because she
and rippling away from t,hre wihite neck �
�t'ell she is very lad
charm -
was a :mischievous, teasing puss of a
and brow, was of that rare, perfect ti,nt
ins. 'Harry need a wife, for
th,i,,ag, as thoughtless and frolicsome as
between (gold and mubuin, so seldom
o 4i rEd
he. 's sure to ,hw,ve a buldiant career,
himself. Melville and Hattie were al-
seen and never W be sitm,ulated. 1VLtha•1
1 bK,n:, she is not n,erelly trifling with
ways at the bottom of every practical
there nvas a certaifn cool 'hau,teur about
him -he. is as dear to me as my own
juke at "The Birebes." They quar-
relied incessantly -they were tpo much'
t}aerthat suggested Ted's n,ickn,ame and
chilled back wll dermaonstratuvtrness. I
sm.
'Th,�lt's just Lt," awi,d Kathileen, with
alike not to have done so -but their
quarrels blew over harmlessly and
Not
ani of the other girls at the twble liked
trusted her,
,
a def'nnt sib," I cannot help distrust -
b,er, memsie, I knotty you think it
tiiere way a certain amount of fun
or bhougg''h they were all in
a anreasuro fascimuated with her beauty,tnery
vier wicked of ane, but I don't believe
In makin u
g p•
Will Gra followed,
tit with the Reade
t.l'aCting before him, life two
t
1,hley felt t,h,at she looked do,vn an them
witch a 0erbaln disdain, which they re-
sh,: really cares for hian,l and U will
I.rewk his treart memsie: 1f she is anily
a,mua.tntg. mretrself wLtlli him I will never
girls
obedient sheep. Maud and ,two
sul.tred b,otly, but were powerless to ap- .
It "The
forgiroe her -never."
Ih,ade were twLn6-plain, rosy-fac d
pose. was her first stammer at
,Birches„” so that sbe was vvrtualrl a
Kathleen lifted her flushed face in-
girls with twirl,kling blue eyes and fart 'i
Y
etramg,ar a,migrag tihem.
dignantly. Her mother touched the
hot chock gently.
hair; n absurdly alike that the re,
sernblanse led to any amount of mi
Ti„:, boys did mlot care for her eiitber,
W-1 wtith tine simlgile
"You must not ha too hard oil our
your
pro,oking 2nistakes. Anyone ran
enough to attempt a flirtation with one
not(uble exception of
Harold Caston, whose imfattrat�iaII was
cousin, dear. nernernber, she is Y
}oval, and has been accustomed to It
generally found thbm both on his
t:he sta.miling joke of the sumrmer. The
ofhers al,l raged unnva.rdly at hien and
great deal of admiration. She has lived
Lands. Will Grant, who always got
himself teased about Maud, had to look
the l:oys diol not hesitate to put their
a very different life from our quiet
one. 1 think she loves Harry ; I hope
after Diary, too, althoug,b Alec Grhnt'
disgust un words. They declared that
hs avis completely spoiled for all prac-
so, for the,•hoy's sake, since, he has
le.•rrned to care for ber. Don't
who sauntered in alone behind them,
wm suspected of a w•ilUn;gness to re-
oral purposes.
grieve
g
your tender little heart over h[m,Kath-
'
Ider'e thin. I
]Y[nki,n a re mlar fool of hian(self,"
g g
T(,KL grum.bled," trottimg around after
re. He is old enough to take rare of
himself -tee forget that hq is not our
Rick Douglas and Loie. Lisle-com-
I meanly called "Baby," from Ler infan-Ieven
her Irko a tame god. The idot hasn't
school boy flat any longer. I am not
Lite prettiness and wide, innocent blue
tense enough, to see that she is
at all sure that this is the real love
eyea-ea,nme in hnIId in hand, much to'ri.ght
o„ily amusing hie.rself. Itwbll serve him
if h,e gets IiLs fingers burned."
of his life, pet."
"well, C[ must and wash the,
tlr„ amusement of the others, and Ted I
Ir,ing and Juliet Douglas followed
Kathleen a.l(1ne treated thle matter
go
dishes. As you say, Harry must look
them,
mur;h more seriously. She held known
'Y•
out for himself -though 1 know I shal I
Juliet was "divinely gall," and wore !
Harry from their babyhood and saw or
hate Elinor if she breaks his beart, Is
spectacles.
spectacles. Sire was handsome and .
thauighlt she ira,w, wham the others (lid,
lave deeply in-
there anything I can do for you, mo-
Moreover, everyone knew that
&be intended to out to India as a
n1A-that this entered
the very springs of his lila-that
2
a]e"
"Nothing just note. Don't tire, your-
go mis-
sionary, •ind was studying with a view I
It wits nomere Lnfa,tuat.iun of a sc,haol'
self out,, Kathip- ,Dear heart, „bat,
to t hal: end. what affinity could exist I
boy, but the first pasainnate, love of a
would mother do without you?"
between her incl feet Irvin the bi _
g' g
man. KahhiN grieved over it, for she
distrusted Elumbr Gordon„ and Harry
t'`'= —
get scapegrace In the connection, WAa
hard to understand, unless, as Melville.
suggested, Juliet wanted to try her i
was u.s dr_ar to her as id h)e had been,
her brother. She clenched her liltLle
MA101fte
mom
GelHIS
hand at turning Ted from his evil ways !'hand
umd:ew the taible as she wbmderod
IV
lyn
before tike became a missionary in go6d iif
eannest. They
El•iihbtr w„auLd dare to trifle ,with
so earnest a love.
agreed excellently,
however,
however, anti, as it was nobody's con-
Elinor -was lookiing supremely lovely
bloom her
cern but tbeir own, were left as much
at the moment. The rich on
In peace as was permissible at "The
ual,;, a ," where every pair of "mut-
� ualv," ns the name went, had to be duly
cheeks vied with the crimson, roses at
the bit UL at her white gown, her h !n-
0atohrmg sormre of the flfickering sun-
Ltself into of
I S
torlmented.
I',ght, turned an aureole
"Two minutes late, Ted," said Rich
Douglas, judicially. "That's against the !
glory.
II,rrry gazed at her across I he table,
Why is ]t every sarsaparilla
regulatiomg ps you know. Kathie, !
w•:bat punishment will you deal out t.o
w -Ah ,his Saul In his eyes, quite rook-
less of who m,;lgiht 'interpret his gaze.
which tries to sell itself, ranges
them?"
116K•re was onlay- one person im bhle world
itself against Ayer's as the stand-
"14'e'x•e mot the last anyhow," said I
for hilm just t,hon -ti, violet: -eyed„ red-
and ? Why is it that all have to
'red, lazily, "and what use is there In'
lipped 'girl, whose calm a.ec.eptance of
Yt',s huwar,g,, tb6!led him ,with rapture.
offer extra inducements—bigger
hurrying on as hot an afternoon as
this. ,Kathie will he merciful. Huw !
T -iv-. glamor of hiis p-assion wrapped her
bottles, fancy wrappers, cheaper
deliq�htfully cool this room is. Smells I
wwa.y from conimun murta:;,ty; h^ saw
the
price—anything, everything, but
like a rose garden." He sniffed curl-
no fault iin h,er. To hitm she was
the one inducement of unlit ?
q Y
ou•4y, "�';-lrat .is it, Kathie?" leribodimen.t
of his ideal -his proud,
"My rose -jar, don't you see?" Kathie
b.autiful ELLnor, wbmn he must win
nodded Tier hear) at the quaint bowl on i
anKi -wear forever, else what would phis
the mankle..
life be wotrth to dt,imi.
gers
"Ob, Kathie. I know. Tbat's the jar'
. Kathbaen sa,w h tv ra,:rt, silent. waor-
that has bervn in the family so long;
-four gelneratio'ns, is it.? or six -the
ship, alhd siighed a little. The others
had hegum thie'ir l,ight ch:adLer again.
one with a hi -tory, \i'hnt is it? i)o
Hvnttir., hieaah,, t.ve( sat next to Kath-sarsaparilla
tell us. Katlyde," coaxed Hatl.ie Reach.
1 -:,en, al -one nOL.r,•e,l (,he dark circles
Kathie smiled mysteriously, as she
around 1wr eyes wad i;h'e pa!eness of
poured the cream from a tiny, pink gilt
her delirate face.
piteher.
"You look t rred, Kathie. What have
bag never been equaled by any
"Olt, I eouldn'tl It's a family Seo-
you been d:o'.mig l,b,iv afternoon t"
"Mair[trig
Clea imitation of it and quality
p
ret; and very horrifying. You must
enjoy my rose jar, and not nsk any
thera•ke f0T tea," said Kath-
leen, wilhh a smi,le," Jemima. Anal left
r
tells, just as blood tells.
queatio.np"
me im the lurch to -defy. She heard the
trd
"Where are Hal n.The Statue?"
t.w•
rooster crow flit, elive laist ni ht, and
,t Is the Standard.
delmanded Ted, abruptly turning the
conversation "How long are we. to
ahe firmly believes it to be an amen
of dewth. to sorne07W of her hcruseho}d,
"I have sold Ayer's Sarsaparilla for more
Walt for thr;m? I saw them an hour
Stu, 'henrd yesterday that. het brother
than twenty-five yearn, and have never
heard anything but words of praise from
ago, sitting out under the birches-
was affected wRih same slight ailment--
my customers; not a single complaint has
reading poetry, I've no doubt. Rating
and drinking and the striking of the
notlii,ng aarinus-but now she is con-
vitnre,d tibatt hie will) die, fund glo home
ever reached me. A preparation must
clock seem to bave no interest for Hal
sire Im.iat. I tritod do axgnre her out
possess great morittolnaintainsuch arepu-
nlotd, C'an't some of us h,it on a way
of it. hu'l. Silly) persisted. Bihar said she
tation. I believe your sarsaparilla to bo
to brim him back to hi, right And pro-
had hrard a rooster crow apt m,Ltbn.ight
the heat blond pnrifler that lana ever been
per senses?"
once before and bhmit t1Le next week
Introduced to the general publie. I oftgn
"Si1-h, breathed Mary Rends warn-
sive got word Chat her cousim out in
hear other manufacturers say that title s
ingly, "They're in the hall neay. Rlinor
Cali,forn'in, wag dread ? i hadn't 4,110
"as �ood an Ayor'A," but no one ever dot
"
tvonrt like it if sire"hears you cnllinr
hnnrt to keetp ber, so home she went•"
hear 1 t aald that Ayer's was na good I as
hor 1Ure 9ta.tue."
"if
"Jemima Ann was always suiperstir
any other kind. They always setAyer's ap
I thomicht it wouldf annoy hcr, I'd
tinge" stud 1Tt'trry. "Why, I reimemher
as the stimil.Ard o! iwelloude,"---5. F.
gh,out it out," said Ted, perversely.
years oo-,, w.hlon i was 1wre for my va-
i10Y01tl, Duluth, Minn.
Kathleen went down with a ligllter
ea
hrt.
•
If you cannot get boob
"A talk with momaiei always does me
muttell will answer.
I0 MuchQoo.i," she sal l to herself as
6.10 put the, little pink caps and Mau-
You may goose between
vers carefully away in their places "
alone all 'winter, Rhe must he fright-
I wonder it I shall over be quite as
milk, water, coffee or tea,
good as she is. I'm o me,afraid not. meThere's
too much of the old Adam in , as
But there is no second c3hoicq
Jemima Asn says."
The others Dame noisily back from
for Scott's Fimulslo,n.
the shore when the stars frame out and
It is Scotts Emulsion or
EL lustrous August moon was creeping
ca.n you teal me about the rabbit ?"
up over the tree -tope. Ellnor and Har-
nothing.
ry were still under the birches that.
g
gleamed out tin white stateliness
When you need the best
through the warm dusk.
Elinor sat in the haxamock with her
hod -liver oil, the ' best hypo -
white yes trttilion the grass. Her
dark eyes were liquid mad tender to
phosphites and the best
s
the radiant dimness of the moonlight:
Harry, leaning against a tree and look-
glycerine, all combined in
lag down at ber, tb.ougbt he had never
the best possible manner,
seen anyone balf so spirituel or so
lovely. He was boyishly happy; the
you have only one aboice.
witching influences of the summer
dusk were in .his brain. There was no
It brings prompt results
world for him just thea outside of
"The Birches."
in all cases of wasting, or
"1 had a letter from my Lister to-
day," Elinor
loss in weight.
was saying, linking Ther
r
words together i,a lazy, musical caden-
An arug&ts; see, and $i.00.
ces. "She is at the sea -share, you know,
SCOTT b 60tt11N11, Chemists, Toronto.
she says she is having a very gay time
a,nd want, me to loin her"
"But you are not going, Elinor." He
leaned forward breathlessly,
"Why not? Would anyone here miss
Ole ?" ,
Elinor i"
She dropped her eyes. Eli -nor never
allowed her flirtaLianis to verge on the
serious, and sic detested unexpected
"scenes."
Well, I'm not goring," she said, ra-
ther coldly." It is too late in, the sea-
son for one thdng. Then -T rather like
it here. To be sure it is fearfully
quiet. Do you always spend your va-
catiows -here? Don't you find it dull?"
"We ,never Lhoutght it so," said.Har-
ry, retrospectively. "There has al-
ways been. lots of fun, you know; we
were all children together. We have
spent many pleasant summers in this
old spot. It seems a sort of second
home to us. This has been the pleas-
antest summer of all, Tlimor."
Elinor made no answer. She pulled
an overblown rose to pieces and Har-
ry weak an,
"T expect this is the last vacation
we will all spend together here. There
must be changes soon. We are all
grower up pow, though it seems hard
to reali2e. Melville and I will gradu-
ate 'next spring and life will hogin for
us !a earnest. No more, long, lazy
summers at "The .lurches" for us. Hat-
tie Beach talks of going abroad -and i
Juliet, I suppose, will go to India."
"I don't see, how she can," staid Eli-
nor, with a little petulant shudder.I
"Fancy, going thotrsands of utiles away
from; everybody to waste her life tn,
such a place." I
Juliet is a good girl," said Harry,
gravely, "and I think she believes it
her duty to 'go. ' IShe is sincere, I
ltlntow. Sbe has always wished to be
a missionary from childhood •"
"And thatt
(grand Trunk Railwa.y.
shy, brown little Kathie?
Whatever can she find to do here
.
alone all 'winter, Rhe must he fright-
Trains arrive and leave Clinton Station as
fully dull."
follows r
(To be Continued.)
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