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The Grime' of nallow-re0:
THE HE1R,E.5,5 OF GRAYSTONE HALT,
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By LAURAJAN LIBBEY.
Author of "A Brehm Betrothal," "The Wee% of
Cameron Hall," "Parted at the Altar," Ete.
any longer; they have r•efuned to re•
-
eeive It in the foundling asylUnn 00s
before to-morrowec eup rises, I'M go-
ing to put it le the poortrouee.
•"rIui poorhouse ?" echoed Bonny-
* lin, aghast. "Oh, heievens surely
not. See how little and flexible it is;
and then, you say you L'eceived a
purse of moiney to Rece it and care
for it," she witted eagerlY•
"I lost every cent of that an hour
after I landed," retorted the wo-
man, flushing a chill, sullen red.
"and If I hadn't, it wouldn't hee
paid ,no for the trouble I've been put
to cereatly, a-lookin' after ebe yeilin'.
brat 1"
"Oh, hush, hush 1" cried BonnYliti.
piteously. "I cannot boar to hear
you *speak so harshly about -this
poor, sweet little baby -you wring
my heart !"
The woman laughed contemptuous-
ly and sneeringly.
"Poor, sweet baby 1" she repeated:
angrily. "Why, it's a tartan -it
takes a reeler beatin' to subdue its
fits o' temper."
"Oh, you must not beat it -you
shall not 1" cried Bonnylin, holding
It closer to her heart. "Oh, give the
little one to me," she cried. "I will
use it kindly; I will love it, and it
shall love me."
Alas! the proposition came too
late. Beautiful lionnylin had incur-.
red the woman's direst hate.
"I'd like to see myself glee her to
you," she sneered. "I'm her nat'ral,
guardeen now, an' I'll do as l'pleasse
with her. If I say poorbouie. Why,
to the poorhouse the goes. Here,
gimme that young 'un !" -
"Never !" cried Bonnylie, faintly,
"you would abuse it -I -dr -would
cherish and love it."
"Wee! see whether you will or
no," cried the woman fiercely. '1'11
summon the police."
A. bitter cry broke from. Bonnylinea
lire, for she realized that the Wo-
man intended putting her threat in-
to execution.
• It seemed like tearing her heart
front her bosom to give the Poor
baby into the keeping of the coarse,
brutal woman before her; and the
babe, as though realizing that of.
which Bonnylin herself never dream-
ed-cluug to be: withpiteous wail-
ing cries.
•
Seizing the little one and givingit,
a violent shake to stifle its cries, the.
woman hurried down the. path . a!kt1
out of the park. •,
"Go to the poorhouse the yelling
brat shall," declared the woman.
'II take it ere at once. Why
should I be bothered with It? 1,11
take the money that came with it
and go where I please. If people
desert their own children they can't
expect other people to bother looltile
arter 'em."
As the reader has, no doubt, • al-
ready surmised the child was Boni
nylin's-yes, it was the little babe
• which she believed to be 'sleeping.
cold in death, underneath the daisieir.
The rigid gure of a wottian,
stretched stiff nd motionless on the
grass in a pub ic park, does not re-
main there long without being dis-
covered. A sturdy, blue -coated guar-
dian • of the peace leisurely pacing up
and down on his beat through the
eark, soon detected the prostrate Age
ure. •
In a moment he had reached the
spot. •
One glance into that death -white
face, and, despite the dark hair
which could not hide her identity
from the policemares keen, experi-
enced eye, he cried out breathlessly
"Great Heavens 1 it is she -Bonny -
lin Pierpont 1"
"One thousand • dollar:3 reward 1"
he exclaimed grimly; "thank fortune •
I chanced to discover' her."
It was but the work of a moment
to lift her in his strong armis and
bear her across' the pare to the
nearest cab stand, •
"There must be no mistake -4.
must be sure of her identity." the
naan muttered; "a dozen times • or
fnore I have been mistaken. If thin
be not she -there never was a face•
more like" -he touched the dark
hair -"ha ha ! a wig -I thought 80."
Entering the Cab, he hastily • gave
a street and number not ear distant.
It would never do to take her to the
precinct -he must be sure beyond ell
doubt as to her identity.
There was great excitement in the
policeman's home when he brought
the unconscious Bonnylin le and .
gave her in charge of his vote.
With swift fingerthe latter deftly
removed first the hat, then the dark
hair, and Bonnylin was revealed, her
true self, to their breathless gaze:
-There is no mistake 1" cried' the
policeman. exultantly; "it is she."
In this thrilling and pitiful. eituee
lion we are obliged to leave poor
Bonnylin for a short time and return
to Le Roy.
The horrible news had reached him,
as he and Penton were walking id -
surely along the streets; the sensa-
tion thitt had appeared in the morn-
ing .paper'and the thrilling finale
that had happened .almost ,On the
beets of it at the hotel.
The shock almost paralyzed Le
• Roy.
"My God ! think for ine-act for
me, Penton 1" he cried hoarsely. "I
am driven mad 1"
Ile had whirled around, and Wad
rushing down the street tOrtard the
.hotel -as he had said -like a verit-
able madman, his face pare at death.
Fenton ioVettook him.
"In Heavener mune, try to think
Calmly and listen to inc, Pierpont,"
he urged. "Don't you hear them sty
she fled from the betel thetefote it
Is tnadriess for you to go there. She
Is not there-erhe ils On the *streets."
"If she is on the streets, it is only
geetitiOtt of tine until she
"Have et:hedge," broke in V'enton.
"Yoe and I will find her. You nowt
take the etreirt running- at right
angles With the hotel. X *ill take
the one runnbig le tbe opposite die
motion: on or the other Will be sure
to overtake iter."
"Good heeeverle, man, she Might
have turned &tint the firtit erose
street slier ceMe to, or in fact, any
of the • erofer streets. 11 thee toe*
her again, ent�n 2severir w yob
%via :hoist 'Myself on toe
"And leave liefeiWho need* the sup.
port oe your Wand heart and Wittig
elleieceee eilesteht Eititellft
world V' demeeked Fenton, rebuking-.
eve "No, my boy, eon trimit protect.
her to the•last." •
• "We will meet at this; spot two
• idlers from now, and report sue -
Mee i" cried Fen ton, eheeriles "all
tail yet be well."
• i•eit, will never lie well' Until the
real murderer of India neargrave is
-tracked don, and my poor, perse-
cuted Bonnylin's fair fame and narne
are cleared," said Le Roy, hoarsely.
:.-rt! • may be sooner than you este
mgt. I have beee looking up • this
minter for myselt," thought Fenton;
"and through the labyrinths through
wenn I Moe waded, I have discov-
ered that an uninvited guest forced
his way -by liberally bribing one of
• tire footmen -to Mrs. Lincoln's bail
that night. He was tall, dark-
• beertlede end was suffering -so soya
the cabman who drove him there-
with a sprained ankle. Who he were
from whence he came, what his ob-
ject was in forcing his way, into the .
house, I will find out sooner or late •
er; and When'l do -a conviction in
me heart tells me -i shall find the
•.assausin web . walking the earth
free, while' a beautiful woinan is
Melted • down charged with tbe
ce Me.
aleanwhile Le Roy was walking
seriftly away in an opporifte dime -
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Ile had scarcely proreeded dozen
Meeks ere lee was brotight to a Etude
den standstill by a heavy hand being
laid on his arm. Glaricing hastily
tip, he sew, with- fear too great for
worde; that he was confronted by a
burly policeman
"You are Mr Le Roy Pierpont, I
believes" said the officer grimly.
"You are wanted. •Oome with Inc.".
• CHAI•TER XXXVIII.'
When Bonnylin returned to con -
riotousness, she found herself ie. a
• cool,- dark room, lying.uon a snow
white .bed while a little figure that .
senile*" strangely familiar at among,
• theshadows close by the bedside...
• -Where ani rr, murmured Bonny -
faintly;* 'exed who are you?"
"Oh, , Miss leinny-e-e meets Mei.
'Inerpent-cion't you know um?"
sobbed the .Young ereature. "Look
Well :into tny.face, and see if you do
:not rocoflect "
•
Bonnylin• stared ett ber aghast. •
"1$ it possible .you .driret /recognize.
'Raney, your °wield at Graystone
Hall ?." .she asked reproachfully.'
"Oh, Nanny -good, faithful Napnyt
is It indeel • you,?" cried. Bonnylin,
• almost oveecome by her emotion' at
• _finding an gild friend, no. matter how
.huinble eHow in the world 'cattle' I
here with you ? I -1 -remember
• 8" ie. par , she nturinur.
ed falntly, ' •
•
"Me' ' husband . fount; you and
• broeght *�u', here," replied Nanny;
proiriptlye a• policeman.; he-.•
• epo iceman " cried onne• ri • e
terror.. "Oh; my 'God, 1,, am lose;
lost 1"• ••
"No, yodel, not," returned Nanny,
half taunting, hate crying.. "You did.
Pint l4et me nib ,e• ear Miss onny.
Well, well 1 I can never think Ole
calling you Mrs: You need not. be.
afraid Of my husband if he is •a poi -
;iceman; lie wouldn't hurt a hair • of
your Olden -head for the world. He's
• your. old servant John, Miss Bonny.
eyou remember John, don't you, and
hew You *scolded hinr for turning
LiWay the strangeyoung girl that in-
' Meted upon mitkipg her way bite the
.11a -116w -e'en' party' toace you? • You -
romemies- bew sulky. John wareateent
It, eud lett:Well, he came on .to
New. York here, and got Work; and -
• one 'day he came back after me and
aliarried me. • ' • •' •. •
• "Alta your greattroubipe • John
•
'trice •ter get onthe. e itoliceforce,
-.thinking ,sootier,or• later . you'd come
• to New Yorke,and•if. you got into
•trouble he could kelp•youIt was
happy day for .hint when he met
* you ju the park, l••trembled 'to' -
think what nright have happened • if
any one else had como across you."
• Bonnylie's agitatioe was too great
foe weeds. .'
• . "Where is John 7". she cried at,
length. "Bring him here, ..Nanny, •
• thee)/ may thank him myself . for
• this." . • •• •
-"ties gone out to find your hus-
band, deer • Miss Bonny, and bring
hbrehere to you; and oh, how •plesis-
ed hvelt be to find ypiere all eale
'He Will repay tome handsomely for
,What you have done for ineee solstice)
• lionnylin, grat efu 1 ly . •• •
' ”Do you think. John or I would
take . one • penny ter haring you,
Miss Bonny ?" • bristled Nanny,' in-
dignantly. "No, I guess, not, We
have another bit of news hi store for
too: We've telegraphed dear.
Miss' Rochester' to come on
oh 1 she'll be so delighted to See
yOu-so she wilt." •
Bonnylin Was niont tban deletheed
at thie' infer:nation.
"Oh, Nanny, it silmoet ' Room tf.
me that sunshine is inviting aerc003
my benighted 'path -at lust."
”We will kelp you to get far away
froM here, Miss. Bonny; and in Nome
tae -011 niece • you can begin life
.anew,"
13onnylin's aneeta was interrupte'l
by the bound of a well-known, ring -
footstep, • •
'It is Le Roy," the wiled, and
another • instriet • she wee elegised in
his etroog arms, 'ohne John, • her
faithful old servant, adorned by a
bide coat and brass; b items, stood
1n,he doorteey awaiting his tipper-
tunity to have a word With the One
precioub, blue-eyed flwyl itt, WhOin
• he had neer forgotten,
"We are to stay here 0. Weak, my
darling.. Then when. the exetement
han, subsided ,in a Measure, We Will
• lea' e here at Offen and forever,, "X
shall take you beat to England." he
said, "tor I shell have a Wondered
and plearlittit rItirprele ta IKON for
you there 'd
lee could not iffiagine WhY Stith 4
• look of terror Crept into her blieee
bell -eyes.
"not there."
All In an !Mated the dark, re.
vengeful fare 01 Beall Severne nolo
Up before her, rietitting. Otit the face
• Of him whom she lelved rso Well. And
• in it daldi the thOUght etteUrred tit
her that her Medial fee was there,
and death would be better the»
itemising his Oath again.
IO this alis wee akiletekehr.21
• rat b.4t1°31.4144:431t17 Ftirh 'Vey a blzi u
Holsel Met mornisg, he wonid have
Sound anuses there the statue •of Basil
Severne.
Basil Seven* had arrivid ii Neer
Yoe* whiret the excitement was at ite
height, Old Iserntal Within an hour
front tee time he left 'the steeiner
that Bennylia was in the cite.
Bet how should he end her 2 That,
was the question.,
"She ;shall net esCepe me a third
time 1" he muttered nercely. "When
I find her again, X tritall Mira her I"
mfirs'im:Teeh::entdarwbeaater4,t3ray°11 biste
i
c'
e latecewhbiralr-
Bonnylin, and force her to be
wind anti brave It to win beautiful
maddened me. I Would go Threw&
Sauntering down one of the cross-
etreete late that 'afternoon, his at-
tention was riveted towerd an Weser
window of a net across the way, at
which a young and pretty woman
stood, bending over a bird cage.
(Inc of Basil Severne's traits was,
• that, he rarely forgot te face be bad
once SSW and like a flash it occurred
to him who the young woman was,
SS he gienced again in that direc-
tion, She was the tuned Nanny,
the girl Nebo ha,d fled from the vesti-
bule in PinCh terror, crying out she
had wren a ghost, when he celled at 61
Graystone Hall that stormy day,
and inquired for Bonnylin Dare.
"What she doing here," he
wo
The notion occurred to him to call
and have a chat with her.
The idle thought came to him to
hear what she had to say. concerning
her young mistress of former days.
Acting upon the impulse ot the •
moment, he crossed the street and
ascended the stairway of the peat,
comforteble-appearing flat ; queuing
to the right, he krea Nee at the first
door that presented itself, and Nan-
ny herself answered the summons,
To herself the astonished woman
cried:
"Goodness gracious, it it isn't old
Inuebeard 1" Aloud gm said in dis-
May, "Dear me, if it, isn't elle Se- •
verne of Virginia. I am right wale
pleased to see you, sir; won't yoli
walk in?"
• With. a stiff bow, Basil Severne en-•
terod and took the chair she placed
for him. •
"Married, •ele Nanny ?" he, Asked,
glancing curiously at the staring
child on the floor,
"Yes, sir," auswered Nanny, blush-
ing.. "I married Jehie-ono of the
servants at Graystone Hall, nearly,
two years ago -he • is now a-"
But the sentence never was finished -
there 'was a loud peal at the door-
bell, "Deav me, it's that provo •ing
German .grocery boy 1" cried Nanny;
• "it takes him a full hour to under-
stand an orders will you kindly ex-'
cuse me, sir, while I go'down to see
him? 111 be back in a zaleute."
"Don't hurry yoerself, my good
girl. I'll take • Imre lot the young-
ster" Jte anstvered. -
Thanking him, Nanny hurried down
to the •street., mentally wondering
what in the world ever brought •the
flue and mighty "Bluebeard" to her.
humble' home -and what he could
possibly , waet ? • . •
Meanwhile, quite another Scene
Was trenspheng in the rtmedshe 'had
Mat quitted. -
In an inner apartment sat Bonny -
lin. petting the last touches to her
slinple toilet.Le Roy and faithful
John had gone out some time be-
fore in search of Fenton; .and.. each.
enomeet Bopnylin expected to hear
the d ot tbelr roturnthgf t
Sotember 414 1902
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••••••••,-1.••••,•
NO FROM IN MEM YU
Ternaerstura at Calg•ry, • How.
ever Was Quite Low.
elle Alarmist noimare were, norosoatfers
. rogeesedee .... Zbi0w nlicitt Arrivoot Iss
Wienieee-en isomences Ouentite or
, Gr010 1CV0t, alha IIIrN110414.14f enemies
1 Atot4113"-S111ifts$01 of leferiaster*-Tor-
• 0010.`111111/11 eays•tto root Is indicated.
1 4 Winnipeg, Atigr 80. -The weather
conditions yesterday were again of
a Very favorable vharacter for the
growing crepe in retest sections oi
the peoeinee.
Here 'and there fight showers fele
and the weather wets yogi and cloudy
in many places, but not near the
frost point, and frorn no quarter bets
Your correspondent upon inquiry
heard of frost in iffienitobe.
rile temperature was quite low at
Calgary Tbursclay night, aud it wee
thought a cold wave might come this
way, but at midnight last night
there was no sign of frost. JIowever,
the temperature is.probably the low-
est of the week. . •
Threshing has commenced in many
.
sections, and a carieace of wheat ar-
rived yesterday - a Magnificent
sample. An immense quantity of'
grain is cut and frost or no frost,
it sienna a certainty thee the great
bulk of tee: crop is safe.
There is no frost up to date, and
Iocal•weather prophets say the warni
spell will continue for several 'days
yet. .
There is .a decided shortage of har-
vesters, .
- . we reeet pudic:sten. .
Meteorological Office, Teronto, Aug.
29 8 p,xn -Firie weather every -ellen,'
• peeirails. * In tits Northwest •Calgary
and Medicine Hat reported light
, froete east night; but to -night the
oatlook is vow favorable, with no
frost iptlicated,. • ,
Suddenly the spend •of the baby's
crying voice fell Upon her mire.
. "I will help Nanny by comforting
whilesh .` h ec,"
she thought, rising e from her chair
and hastily crossing the room.
With 'a low snatch' ot song on 'her
110 -
lips, d • '
s. n a. sinib ro her eyes, onny-
lin threw 'open thendoor ane stepped
across the threshold: • .
(Inc glance full of hOmir, then the
most Piteous cry that ever tell from
"lumen lips ecemel through. the room.
•
It was no dream -no horrible
nightmere-no optical delusion -in
tile. yellow glare of the sunlight -••she
swtoitohd_33faaesell'. ste:vefahcie--6. God help heret •
His astonishment. was, perhaps, as
great 0.8. her eine at meeting her --the •
objeet of hi thoughts --so unexpect-
edly, where he had by the odd,
est Mete of a caprice, bet he was the
first to .recover blinself. .. •
"Boneylin-my wife 1" cried,. ht
harshe voice; .
• How the words bei'-tudning
the bloed to lee around her flutter- .
• • • .
"You thought td- escape me," he
hissed, striding up to her,; With a
horrible litiogle "but you ' see that
was an impossibility. I have treick-
ed you down at last, any dean You
took an Undue advantage of me 'be-
fore -you and your' dupe -but we are
'to have a sieift and sitre accounting
tele time; I could not get. the impart
Malty . to speak one word -to ex- .
Wein matters;• your muscular coin-
;helot:es. blows fell•like:hailetories on •
My mouth, and prevented it ; this
time I shall he heard: Maricenve
swear by the Beavers above, and by
the 'foul Reed. limier the earth, that
you shall not escape me again !"
No word feli froin ilonnythes lies;
she realized that all was over wi
her now, and to escape theehoer e
future in store for her, she ninst. Ma,
then and there 1 •
• • CHAPTER XXXXX0
She was so yang :to die; life Mt 1
the world were so fair and sweet;
but before Le lloy returned there
Mutit be an clad to thirs, end It could
end in hut oite Waye-her death.
IRV Otte ;Mayer Ware to MO: before
Le itoy returned, Mr she eotillfeeeeri
.11ve through the tiosiror that Would
140 'Written on his fare, but Ileitieen
Meant. t4 deny her oven thisi sweet
1)0011, Mr et that naMnotit elte.heitni
Le fitter 0131:01(10,
She tertred her beautiful White ewe
toward tire doer and the agony on
It WOUld have •draril teat* frorn no,
linage Of Marble
UitU kinVerile hefted the (Miele Mese
tic Situp, t00, and Mulled ;grimly, and
inethat Mentielit, Itoy Moment
Siting apse -the door. Ito stertedl
1 To he vont! titled)
$IM STIOA)IEitp) irolt LAKE rawl.13P,•
•
Grain Carriers of the Petercon 'Lino 511111
•
Tilio Pall. , • .
Temente, Aug. 800 -The new, line of'
• steamships Which ee fe• compete for
the Canatlien grain tratie will be. ore
• the Mee» in time to carry some of
tide year's crop. . Messrs. • William
Petersen, So Company, Limited, ef
- Newcastle -on -Tyne, who will ogiertete
the new line. have °Pored oMces in
-Toroeto • in the McKinnon Duildirig.
Captain Donnelly . of Kingston has
been appointed Chief eemetentendent
ot the' new line. Four • 'steel steams.
.-ers will be put on Abe route from
, Fore Neillium and Port Arthur to the
Georgian Bay por•ts, . the Tereed
Cape, Turret' Court, Turret. Crown
axid Turret :l.href. • They Will 'each
have a capacity of 108,000 bushels of
grain. • Mr. I'eters n is 'expected • to
,arrive' *in Taronto feom Engle/id
'about Septeineer 10, and one • of the
boats Will be in the harbor. lebnut the
earne Moe. Mr. T. IL .McCerthy.. of
Mosiereal will represent the. Bret in.
.•
• ehat.. city. •....
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• ee COSTS
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Aieg..80.-Dmeng a then-.
dersterm . lightning .steuck .the barn
ten the :dairy larm of °George :Sae-
. gerint, ,'Bolland Township. In the
barn were :83 cows, and half a doeen
people were cnexteeedin 'milkine• them.
, MI. of the eninues Mil at thedemek
and one of the -.Milkers' heti' a Mg.
.critshed by a new failing on him. An-
other • man had hie tronsers slit Odle
• top to .bottorn on -both sidee of the
ewe,: but,. eseaped• scorching ,of•th,e
Meth: • All the aribeale-regeined their
eifelicst,s-eliciocee,spt two, • . wh.ich. were bY.
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• i brim !Pons of nytiantne
' Dinorwie, Aug. 28. --The dynamite
house,..et Dinorwie. containing. 'three
• tons' of dynamite, was blown: Me" 10
.8.80 yesterday. ' The explosion Was
tereifice Boors were bloWn 'off .:t•heir
hinges and piaster' badly ,clarnag.d:
• tied. most. 'all the wiedows: • in tee
town Were shattered. ' Tree -nett.
• who were near the rusgadine: stone -
ed it was on fire iied escaped • by
jumpieg..in the river. • •
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• • es •
• • . etoseie, eseeeresid , • • '
• Lendon, 'Aug. 28.e-Alired Moseley;
the diamond merchant, invitee sex -
oral British 'Trades Unionests anti re-.
presentatives -Ot•staple industries' in
the' linited lelegdorn 'yesterday:tie
-Visit the United States as his guests;•
'for the purpose, of examining into its
industvial • situatien and provoke
With reference to their • effect on the
. .
positien and :prospects of the Wore.-
•
rigmen. • •
t11.1 Coreeniiiitifient I•rs.10. '
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• •
• laiedon, 'Aug, 29. -The death es.an-
nounced of, Sir •Clarke, rest-
neut. corresPonilexit in Paris of The
• London- Deily' Telegraph. Ile, was.
bon) -in 1886, and had been resident .
•in the French -capital eince 1872 in
• the service •of that, paper. Ile reeeive
• ed a ereglithoed in 1897, .
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• In o veil' Dead 00. 31 argot.
•
• Kingston, Aug. 30. - Mrs. John
Guirey dropped dead on the inaeket
•Thursday while 'stooping' to pick it
pair of chickens from a basket. She
had • been complaining..ot excessire
heart palpitatIoe) • leeie forty years
•Mrs. Guirey was a familiar figura ' On
the market pines. .
. .
lrior Fittiomivic thiciumo.
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Ottawa, Atige 28.-T. 0, levee. of
• The Departeient of 'Agriculture has i•e-
turned from the Mariano: Provinces, •
where- ho has establiehen six statione
tor futteniter • &lawns of P. E.
There will alski be on:e in Oape Bre-
ton, one. in Nova Scotia, and one in
NOW Ortinswick,
•
Nepali. Torino& to 'Hope,
London, Aug. beheAcial
rairet of the past week," cables the
tOrrespondent of The Dally Veit at
Sinai, • In lin., "have eirionted despair
hdese tor MilliOes of Indian mile
tivatarse
ORDERED 10 81100i AND Kitt
..,,,,onrprIni.,•111
Brig. -Gan. Gdbin Bent on Blood-
shed in the Coal Strike Regions.
liaronet11 end Hutto Por Mob 'flint
nesiono llie Antliority of Ib.
*oldivra Ara ,.01o1 TO ita.yo ?Inch OM.
In . Protecting the Liion if pion.
Ibilun Workincii-th Ximotiniar is
Philadelphia., Pa., Ang. ao.-liav-
in; exhausted every other 1110114 for
preserving the peeve, and hi proteet-
ins thr non-unioe wee from violence
On their way to unci from the mines.
Brig. -Gen. Gable, in command oi the
boars now in the coul lields, last.
night iesued n order that the 001 -
diem shall shoot. any person detect-
ed in throwing StOnen Or 'other mis-
siles, end that if any mob resist the
authority of the troops that they
shall freely use thee. bayonets- and
butts. • • :
'The Panther Creek Valiey has been
en almost centinual tunnoil tide
week, and the tepops stationed there 1
have had it eillicult time in protect- '
ine the lives of the, ivorkinen. Last
resist the situetion in. that valley •
hed improvee coueiderably, and it is
hared by the •military authorities
lint the lewlessness and alessive
,language directed towel d the sol-
diers will now cease. The other sec,
Lions of the coal regions , are come
.peratively quiet,
, An Encounter it Least', rd.
ToAria2UA, I'LL, Aug, 80, -In art ene
counter between the troops and
strikers at Lansford yesterday Cap•-
taiti W. II. Heine of •Company K.,
12th Regiment, was slightly" injured, •
mid half dozen steep • b.
oneteci by the soldiers In the fracas.
Major Geaeheard• Outman:I of the
troops. here, s ays that he will appeal
to the militery earthoritiesi to put the
Town of Lensford under .niiirtial law.
•-riyo Sirlkero Killed. •
Roanoke, •Ve.,• Aug, 20.-Advicea
recolvtd at the general aim of the
••Ntiefolk end Venitern liallevae Com-
• pany from . the coal fields' say that
• ttvo mine gearde and two .strikers,
•Were killed in. a battle on etheine
Creek, in Mercer County, W. Vet. yes-
. Miley morning. ...
St,exi workers qtylko. •
Lebanop, Ra., Aug. 80.-A eommit-
•tee of the stri ing employee. of the
Ateericiut Iron and Steel Maeufaetur-
ing. Company called at the 'office f
General Manager 'Lord yesterday, and
dernanded:tinet tlie coloree note -union •
workuren front Reedin and "• other
men who had .been sant here be 'ree.
moved; and •the• old. heeds be taeon.
back. This was •retusee. The . nom-
Mittee reported the matter to their
leadere; and the men still at work, ,
some 1,800, were told to coine- out.
Theeorder. Was obeyed. The mare ••
plant •is idle," with ehe ,piceeption of
-that portion • marmed by. the new
Your
That whet yeti @MOM breathe terotige
of
-not YAM' mouth. •
But there May be One* When your ere M
tent fele bad rots eilei breathe tbrouigh it. ,1
Breathing throteth itse tneute to *moo a -
bad for tee lungs, and it le especially se
when their delicate tissues bee, been weak.
enee by the :scrofulous mention of the
blood on whIch catarrh depend*.
Alfred R. Yinete, InserneretoWn. 1%.
suffered from caterre for years. 111; head
felt bad. there was it ringlng In 4)1* wire.
and he Gould not breathe through one et
his noted)* vox clear his bead.
Atter trying several catarrh specIftes
from which he derived 110 benetit, be was
conspletele eared, secordiug to his own
'statement, by
Ifood's Sarsaparilla
Tele great medicine redically and per-
manently cures catarrh by elearnang the
,blood and bending up the whole eyetern,
slows reemetetbs farorlto cantatas. 1$0.
GODERZCH.
Miss Smith, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Smith hotel (Soder-
'kh, has been sent to be educatee at
the convent. of the Immaculate Cone
ceetion of Oldenburg, Indiana, where
Mrs. Smith receistd Iter edupation.
Miss Smith is a bright young lady,
Mrs. Dora Mee/lams returned to her
home at Bothwelt on Thureday.
Mr. and Mr, Barnett of Detroit
with their children are the guests of
the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Brophy.
Mr. Roland Savage left for his harm
at Detroit on Thursday last. ,..
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CLUBBING OFFERS.
We have made special arrangements
with the publishers of Tbe World,
Toronto, 91 which W. F. Maclean, M.
r CitILSEAS
Cameras
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ere
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CAMF,RAS
WE BA.vr. A X.A.R.GE ItANGR Ole
CAMERAS BUT THE BEST FOR
A CHEAP CAMERA IS.
BROWNIE NO 2 WHICH WE SELT4
Persons in neighbering towns
Who are thinking of perches
Mg a eamera will receive an
Eastman catalogue, by dome
Ping us a cant. Other cameras
Wellies the Eastman • cen • be '
:supplied. Films, developing
powders and • other light supe
plies can be sent by mail. ,s
• Our cheap Exposure Meter
at 3s -gins the correct expose
ure ender ail' conditions and
pays for itself in a short .time
by saving over and under ex- '
posure in negatives,.
• -4
H.B. COMBE,
P., IS managing editor. We can offer Chemist and Druggist.
special summer bargain In newspap-
erclorn-good during August and Sep- . . •
tember,
1 Reduction in
The loronto World, 153 a..year
•The News -Record, eix a year
•
II: Sail:withree, o5r14(.15,0$2a ayeya:ar
We will give $6 for eceeo. • '
Or for this journel and The• Daily •
World for one year our price is 53.
rices
The World gives the correct market
quotations. , Itre market reporter was
a farmer in • York -county for many
years and knows how to glean infor-
mation which is correct. %
The Sunday World is published on
• Seterday night and has 32 pages of
illustrated ,sketches and view!! ot ab-
sorbing. interest.
• •
comers.
, •
1
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Whi Dr, LeyiPs Win; DIrP11.51ell.'
• LoirdOne. • 'Aug. •2£3. -In • a- deepatee
from The Hague, • the correspondent
Of-TheeDatly Miiii declares that.: Dee
Loris, teho was the European repee-
Mutative . of the former Transvaal
Reeuteic, has been • deposed because
he refused :to account for a large elan
of money' missing, from the Boer ex-
chequer.
• ...The Boer cense, continuos the core
.i.esporident, will now be agiteted
• throtigh • the length and breadth • of
South Africa, oe the model. of • the
Hem° Rule citrepeign ia Boland, a,nd
this agitatien will call for all, the
*foresiget-, tale &mem of which rerit-'
ish stueesurenship is cerieble: . The
fleet move in the ganie well be•
the -
.proposals the Doer ieeneittis'will
xako to the British ' .
. the• ;nee° of their assistance • in the
candled. ion • and reeettIemerst of
South Arnett. '
BICYCLES.
ere is a good chance to
• secure a first class buggy at a
big rcduction. . Note these
prices :
$$0 Ruggles for 08
$75. Buggies for $65-
.
$65 Buggies for $60 -
, We represent the makers of the
beat bicycles in the niarket.
' • We keep secoid hand wheels for
• We repair bicycles and keels all
kinds of repairs in stock.
• '• • We sell the Page -Were Fence and
do a general blacksmitaing and job -
Remember these • are all 'our
own make which places us in
ft position to guarantee th( m •
as we do not buy anything but
first-class material. .
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• • .
Repairing,promptly attended to '
bine trade.• by experiented mete •
SEELEY and M AT H •eil
. Hum) St., Clintoxi. • •
•
ortland Cement. Highest.:
• For. Pioduce
•
•
": • • FOR SALE
•. •
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-• • • • The Sprenkle'n Sugar en. •
Ottawa, Aug,. 29.•e•Applieation' was:
• oyfesetieieesectie‘e'amoiaadle .,,s4foutgatihei,11..en‘ciiiierupl:tactoti..
pony, Limited, and the .nexe etnee
'rhe CaseidrieG:imette will contain fee
aireeu nee ment • the t ricorpore,tion has •
beco greeted.. Charles .A..Spreckles,
tine sugar matt who has
-figured so prominniely• in connection
with Hawatieit affatrs,..is beheld the
application. name appcars itt
She head of the lisit incerp.orateee.
•Tio.capital will.be .$6.'000,0(10 divide
ed into sixty theusariel shise•es of $100
each..
•,,'
-
1 an agqit in this dis-
••We pay se the ..efigihest price' for• all ..
kinds oeprOduce and will he pleased.
• to have you bring it to us or our .
• Wagon will call tipoe you... • • .• •••••.'
Portland Cement Com-
tript for the Olv en Sound
our st k f
oe o Dry Goods, Groceries,
•
t• piny and am prepared to Mali Paper, ., is large and well .
. . • • assorted. •
HARNWELL
. small quantities. C011trae-
CHEAP CASII STORE VARNA.'
tors and others who in • . .
tend buildingwalks, walls .
fILB011111. • GEN tllfIL .
• STE/IIIISHIP. LINE.
Okla Work ih leldo.
Toronto, Aug. 29. -Miss Carlyle,
1 t fef hfemale
labor is employed, hap returned from
•e trip throueh Western Ontario, mid
• reportsthat all tee fautories she vis-
ited. were exceedingly. busy. In many
places' lave:fees' daughters wore. em-
ployed, and these, having limn talccn
Mime during the past few weeks to
• work at the hariest, has caused a
.1 • 1 f
factories. •' . •
•••••••••••
nincd by 1,1gitinhig, .
Roland, Man., Aug.. 80. -Ch arl es 5,
• Shaw, of Eldortirlo, (bite was ine
stent)y killed lev. lit hieing '1 heieday.
Deceased was a, harvest. hand, em-
ployed by John liceaughen, and
aeriVed An. the west, the. °thee.
day. •
• KW; lidward Ineer.nrnikint. •
London, Aug'. 30. --King Edward
wont deer -stalking .ort the estate of
the Duke of Ilartifiton, on. the Firth
of Clyde yeSterday Morning. His Ma-
jesty shot a stag.
.lorowaed Wltile k,
,Prib00 Meat, Aug. 29.--Aleic Mace
cibuttid, .principal East nine° Albert
School, was droweed tante out
eimoting. He came • from Marlette
ville, Ont.
Nor Worried br DOR%
StOOV1110 Xug. 80.--erhe young
son 'of J. 'et Hatelive was thrown
0We 41017.. ' worried". by his father's
hotrod'. The baund VW killed. •
• "Set than, /As Itede" geeteld, The News•Record, which Leds for
Huron News, will be sent to any ad-
dress until th
• or Siloeof Cement will do
to•communicate with
xrie. The Sarnppon brand
• of cement manufactured
by the Owen Sound Port-
land Cernent Company is
• the best cement on the
market...
A.. Walker
CLINTON
0.
. • „
pClaskli Cotton Root Compound •
is successfully need monthly by covet
30.00') Ladies. Safe effectual. tidies ask
your druggiet forkeeles ogee itset Cass.
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pins and
imitations are dangerous. Price. No. 1, Si lo'r
box t No. 11,10 degrees stronger, ts per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two Scent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
rerNoa. 1 and 2 aold and recommended by all
Nos. i and 2 ere sold in Clinton by
H. B. Combe, R. P. Reeide, E. Hov-
ey and Watts .8f 'Co. --druggists. '
e'OLEDO-SAULT STE. MARIE DIV-
ISION. FREIGHT Sc PASSENGER.
Weather •permitting steam-
• • ers will depart per schedule
shown below,• •
•
• • STR, " OSSIFRAGE:"
WM leave Cadence, North Bound,
xi o'clock p. nt. Wednesdays, for Sault
Ste; Marie and intermediate Ports ;
returning will leave •Goderich for,'
Windsor, Detroit and Toledo at X
• o'clock p. me on ,Mondays. •
STR. " gx/IG EDWARD" ..
Leaves G.oderieh, 'north' bound, every
Saturday et 9 p. th. for Parry •Sound
and Sault Ste. Marie. Leaves .Goder-
ich, south bound, every Thursday at
12.30 p nt. for Windsor, Detroit and"
• Toledo; callffig .at intermediate ports,
For ' rates end further information
address ,Wrn. Lee, Godench, or
W; II, ROSEVEAR, .
General1 Traffic Manager„,
Sault Ste; Marie, eent.
o04,460.44104.1004.400600016o0oo0,00OmpeopOOPIWI4.0•0444,001,10
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0
1 COUNT FOR OASH.
• 0 s
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.. . Off nil the Yellowing lines Wher'e the porch:tee *Mounts to
* • 0. •
e . . Granitewere. Tinwaree Shelf iler'd Ware, Clothes
Me 'or more s . •
es .
• . . • tie'.
O 'Wee -were, Gasoline and Corti Oil Stoves, Mimes awl Sinks, se
• Wirreliev Glasse Deiscy Monne Bern throe Rollere, Cat pen- 0..
0 , 0.
Inc ToOlS, Cutlery turd Meted Ware. eie
* We fete lielow it few ccpeetal PrieeS for next week's •
I .10
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•• euAli Iniyeee t IP
0 • Or
'?. .
4 20 ft. Waggoner Extettelon Leadets 33e/e. • *
3 25n. .,. 10 " $4.50. •
a Peet lees fil edible 011 35e, 0
a • Rogers' Ext ra Machine 011 811e :
Golden Light " " 40e •
• ' Machine Oils in 6 gal. )MA4, 50 per gal. less •
• • Puns White Leed, in 23 ib, tine, 31.51i es
• • .
•Witt: a Ito, Neils for 25e •
* i in I bu. Out Nails, for 26e 0
e 0 Meese of Axle Gresee for 2,5c *
• ao
e • Get mit prices on Balder TWitie Try letirelin Fly Meer 0
le
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114 f 1902 for 2. 0,4004.0
mmaikemasemseesee-evalleent.-.