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The Clinton News-Record, 1905-08-17, Page 7K�lv , , � . _;9 ,.- TN11 411111W � , 16,i, . !F V 4 '%r, !.��,* " I� " IF , , 4, � "":, . I 1, I " I . � I � � . I � I . 4W . I I'll, . . � . I I . . 110, I � � � I I . � . � August 17th, 1908 1 . Clinton News-Re'n,cwd ., . I � � I . . -_ I � � . I - .11 - 11 - � — ---- -- ____ _ . __ -.---- -_ - - I I � --1_1:_.-___., __ 11-1-- I I— 1-1-1. I... - -1-1. � __ 11 ii 11. I-- I I., I � 1-1 I I I .......... i . "I -11111 . . . . . -----,--,.. - --"-- 11 _=_777_7____.____. 1. -0PiW,w_W_!W,llIr1 — , _-, . _�_, -I �-_ _ _-.-___.___-1._- .11 I . . I .1 . I , 1, - . ,.,- �_, � I C. " , Mr,"I'aggart .sg,r* introat %na rwoughe � � I 1-1 I ; I � I R 70. Ill, 11,01 I . I . ______ __ - 1 I . . I . � I I . . . . t. DO, with ASSUMQ4 Composure, "It has not A 0" . I 1 4lueen.r"ent loved him. It wils not be an bour or more before you ,can lie , - I . .*# 40"Vo *44 "A rsak#o (PC 411 Orog . . writsuo4silifow-ohi . . rved. You ride forth early." . I --.. � . .. � , � RANKEA . 1. � cr"010i�* Antleeptla Tft,lliloto � I I � . her bond only Loulse of &ivoy. Fran. lie -_ . . . Tbqvicimbipethoxomkillalvalup . :0%.d& 0Se Ws' mother, o0erva, but the throxio," The plaloaut made no reply aR lie I I I —, . `;�Z . . I . .. , aCrwioaov�ith L-A ff� Quickly she crossed the rooin and strode to the door and looked out, � �_ . _� � - . . i 06009thiaw 4490,4441 I � � .. A PUNURAL DANKINQ BUSI- TOV'A" WD"Caroyl 41 to. I � leaned Upon the table. in tile glimmor noted sundry Birms, of awakeiting life I. � 11 i . , . . � I of the candies her face W n down the narrow street and then rie�. I F , I ."-.,��_,_;�.�*�L!!!T"-",!!!�!W".-�-.!"!-P-mt;!!!�. Vil - e �� I . . -_ - NLI- . . . I turned to the taproom. _... - . I ""'t NkJ8 TRANSAQ,ry D. . % I towler. Ile thought lie had never seen I , - �. I . NOTI','� . -.-..�..-.�-oi.-.,.-..,---o.,-.eo..-.eo,-..00.,,,.".,!e",.,..,:,.,.- I . . I .. . I 4 sweeter, or Moro womauly exDres- "You bad a notoy,company hero la,4t I I . � , , I -*� . I 0 . � I � . idon. . � t., . i, .night, landlord," ho.vouclisared, glune-1 I It . 11 ,� -,C- 4, . . . . ,�. DWCOUNTI�D- DRAFTS ISSUL-N). 4o, SEND T11E NEWS -RP . . . I . *."o a , �. . "But he refused It," She continued, tilt; around the room and reealling the . I .� . .. . #*,'t ORD TO YOUR BOY IN 4, . . .I., � . . . "for lie -loved only the in laughter and obouttflio Uad heard be- I I % El W R,1 4 T. TWN,LVE 4P*q, . . I I emory of Ills low, until a late hour. 4 ; INTERE ST AL - I 11* MONTHS FOR ONU, DOL- lep . . . wite, Lady Anne, 0.110 a perfect being; I .- ,,iot . . . — I . the other�wbat?ll 111�0107 company?." retorted the Inio- . .. I I I 0 LAR, POSTAGE PA19, .4. ==4-- " . ,� . " I I . I I On her features shone a� line ton. � POSITS . ......... ......... ......... ....... 11 .... 1. . I I . I ,. keoper. "A goodly company that ate - k .*.* , . 4. . . -1 .1 . . . . . , 11 I . .�ili ;1 I tempt, - and dranlc frcely`� � Distinguished com. I , 't, ' ..*�..#,..*-e.-!"- � , - . . . . I 47hen followed the endless peromu- Pliny that Paid fvQeIY, the king's Own , . I I !_ 0 I ". P., I.. I i ; ALB4 RT STRE E T, CLINTON. - I - I I I M.M. ,. I � ... "., - I M. I , ' � guards,, who are acting US escort to . I I , I . P . I . t I ............... — I . , tIon and spite of a Woman scorned f , I , . 'he wor" size continued rapidly. "One by one Ills . . I � For 4. moment he did not answer,- itarten towura tlaq awart.. 11 Robert, the 4ukeof jilrleftald, and his . I . ilit_ J ,�.�— It you see it in Thi Nows-Recor.d then briefly related the 'story. ' died on TrlbowiletW*40ps, HaRtily. he. honors'.were, wrlested from him. He bride, the princess. Nolay company, I . . . I . . . I i I . I . . . I I . ,Ana why (,lid you not tell me. this - dodged Into. 4 narrow spacq. betweell 4 who e flag triumphs, . . . ., . � I! it I . had borp I . i W. BRYDONE,. ,e th 1. I . S. so 4 . �. — before?" She as I two houses,'wbore he w litly forsootbl" I . I I I . , � =;:-,—;-;;:;.��._ . 11 . 4e4 when he had *fIn. , as safe from th'rough Italy was deprived of the gov,4 "The duke Is bore also?" �. ,, - . ..; I I 11 I .. � .1. BARRISTE R, SOLICITOR . . lobed. I � I . J pursuit. Xacquellue's raec had. become eminent of Milan and replaced "Yes; At the chateau. The princess : . . . I I I 11 . �-, %._ . �� - . . �� I "WoUlayou- have credited m '. flusbed. Her lips ,%Vote compressed,, by, a bad I become�wear . y of travel;, besides, I . . I . I 11 I . . � , a. then?" brother of Xwe. de Chateaubri4wit" . NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC. .. he replied; with A smile. - The couitenance of the 4uke's plalsaut . then favorite of the Wrig. , Ills castle, had sprained her Ankle, I.Ileard,. and :, �It. "' - 14 i � . . - . Was . go t. - A4., . . � o _ T ' 11 � . Quic,kly SUB looked .At- 'him, . emed paler thau its won . lanas, -were confiscated until, driven to, would have lit the cavalcade obould . , -.31 1. I OpFicE-Sloane BIbek-CLINTON. there that In her eyes which to him 1. 1% - Ittlo monster.?" Ile muttered. despair, he fi9d and Allied himself tarry it few days. They elen stopped I I � - �I` . 1 .... 4 I . I . . . I I i robbed'ineingry of, its Sting? A . But the hunchback Ili !its retreat was . - I " ': . . . . . ,lit their , 11 the. emperor. 'Traitor' they call. at my door," he wenton, ostentatious I . � , I w. It . . I � 11 I I f�� siflog. , feet the water leaped and laugheat now regarding, neither tile horseman ed hlm-he,,a Bayardl" ly.1, 'land called for a. glass of wine for .%".- _" . OF . . I . . . � I . _ � HENRY BEATTIE, . - _�� - - ,�t curled around the Stones and ran On , nor the young girl. His glitterlillg eyes, A moment she stood, an exalted look the prInceso. 'Ths. true she took It with ,, . . 1��v4r,�-.,P-r_ .. I , . BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETO. I . . with dancing bubbles.' Perhaps be re, as if fascinated, rested on -the weapon o er features -4411, e a. frown, but the hardships ok journey. X tn(4 vot4 arcittiall? 11 Jecrag the dwarf, . . I . I I .turned her glance too r .hap,o of tlle-plalsaut� " � . U.11 reqt-thou stepr Ing do not Agr . . r � ' (eadily; pew � I pe.d'toward him and took the sword. ee with grand folks," Occur.&i to you that before the day Ili ,P office formerly oce4ied by We have.'a fillf assoftment of the recollection of the ride tile night � 11"What a flue blade you've got tberel"I , With a bright and radiant glance she These last words, the jester, abs . I , . . I . d "Aluell, better than - I ,Qrbed over all the village ,Will be laughing .;at I . ,� I Mr. James Scott in Elliott I before recurred ovei-vividly to irej, for .he sat curiously,. In thoug the spectacle of their commail . . . . . . t . � . . I. . . . A wooden sword. Jeweled, too, by the, stitiveyea.:it, pressed the hilt to. her lips . lit, did not bear, With Ills ,dant--.- . I Block . ......... -, - . she gazed suddenly away, and he won, . � and with botb.hands heid'It to her back to the man, he stood gazing pardon me -being led by. tbe nose by a - . . ,el Ana a coat of arms"- 'M - . I I . � . . � '." * I . Open- attd Top , 4�red- in What direction heil thoughtj . boly bagplp . . . bosom'. It fascinated, tbe� fool through the high window, apparently jestor�,, ,, ,, . � -- I - - MONEY TO'LOAN - - .. I � I . . e said with ofte-re-" More excitedly-l'yies, the coat of arms, �i . . . tended when sh watched her. Her - Countenance �vas acrosd -the otreet. But between the two.. "Cho officer's sLuburned. face became - ' . .L I of the I . - on the , other,olde of the thor. � . - .. . � Bu . , , great constable of Dulbrclsl Ao upturned; A. moment, and, it toll; a � I . � I . . . . ggies , Serve: 711 ' . I . houses yet. redder.' He frowned, .then glanced . . . . I . � . '%ball we go on proud a sword as that of, tile king, dark Shadow crossed, It; beneath her . : - . . I . ) . � I I , . I ouglifarle was a considerable opon' puspliclousi,r at Triboulet, islihosq'"repu � , � " - . I a brbok an4% ' Where (lid And I lashes .her -eyes were like night. - .o Fro, e , Ide. ,, . . .1 I . '. RIDOUT - & HALE .. They had not long left th . you get it?" . In his . � , space, and through tjils, far away on tation wa u le sy . I . . . . . � . fitted with eitber. Steel-, . Solid :the bridge when from afar they'l6aught, sudden Interest the. dwart h4lf Von L " ailed because Charles, the the wount,.could be seen the chateau. "Tilts rnan was the dukels fool," . . I . I . � . a . . � I -Conveyancers, Commissionersi . 'Bight of the. regal -chateau And ,the lured from, his place of refuge, � � . I .. "And, yet It was a handsome. cavalii - Screamed the dwarf, "a �t and Insurance RUbber,' cpshi6n or. Pneuma— I I . iieinII)eror, failed Idin," she said almost , wid was Impris- � . . ., . -1 . . I Clustering progiex)$"of red roofed houses . "Answer him notV, said. .the girl cade,11 continued the proprIetor, his oued by order of the king! His . Coln. I . . I. . ine(:fiautcally, "and,., broken.. In spirit, . - , I . I � I I � Agency. Money to loan . ......... ticTires. Also Markei and At Its base. At once they drew rein, I hastilY, , � . met Ills death ralserably-la exile. Yet predilection. for ,pomp oyarcor4hig Ills paillon who Is h0o with -him was for. ' .. . I . . I 1 I dishall we enter. the town, or avoid It ; "Was it you, mistriess, gave it him?" chuillshnessi, "the princess "oil a steed n' y Jestress to the. princess. She Is, . . . I ; C. B. HALE - . JOHN RIDOIJT Luinbq,r Wagons. - . �� '- . . , � 11 Ills.'e0se..was $list. ,His, memory is li ierl I ., I � ,lie asked, with a sudden sharp. look. with velvet housings, setwItli,precious a �orceress and bewitched the men, . . . by riding over' the mead?" said the .1 � ' dearer than that of A conqueror�. She, I . I I . . . � I . I .. ' . __ I I . . I I plalsant. . I ,Her contemptuous gaze Was her only, ' 'stones; hot ladies, Attired in eastern , a' � . .. . . I I � .. I the queen mother,' is dead, . G.9� alone -1 � rch'.Tlieu bet, ,fancy ',s,eized upon the . . . . �� . __ I :11WI.0 danger would th . . , I . I silks; behind-, the men. of arms�-Frhn- her ' . . . I . ere be in go.. . reply, -: . I may deal with her.". . . � . - ePc, and by her dark art .she open, I -, Call* and see tbefti before 'i ` "By. �he dust of -kings, when. last 19 . , t . __ ---- - Q � __ . ��. �, 4ng ipwl?'! she .asked, '"Wliobi mIgb , I I . � cis' -troops in rich armor, the duke's ed. t1le- door'ot the cell for him , ' To. . . I I . .. I . I . . DRS.GUNN & GUNN ' . I . , Afore composed, she r6sumed .her . � I � ' I S*.-' - � I :7 * - - saw It, the haughty ,,constable himself I I � Soldiers more simply ftre4yed... At the -sh . Dr. W. Galin L. . ' b irIg else bere. we meet?',, ' � . place, in the obaIr on the Other side of - .gethe�% they fied e ,from, tbe.,court, J. R. C. P. & L -RA.. 3 pure as . W . . I . ' . I . i � .. . . . !- . . Thoughtfully he regarded the' shiu-'. It was who wore It," continued -Trt- I head of -the procession roidoll- . he from prlpiln,"�-, . . � � '. . .- . . . . 1 —E dinburgh- � . . I . . ".. : Ing ti�irers . 6 the - al're 11 F rancls ., the table, the,swora across bet, arm� . . I I .1 . . �-, , .1 �. . . .. I .f toy . oldence. "Ne boulet. "Aye, w on he defied . 11,11avo. the horses brought Out�* lit ' Tile commandant looked, curiously , ' . . . Linn M. R. 0- S. Ung. . . . . . I . �.'And, -how came you, mistress," be , e.IP . . . . . Dr. J. Nesbit G . - . 1. _ � thhiX,11 heat length regAed,and. to his face. .I can see him now, a,rich , . � ' olic . : I . .. � I .. . I f--. __ . . - -- L. R,.C., P. 14oa4Qn - - __ --L..-- . .. _ . . . .� . F . I sur,coat over his gilded hrmor,. the - ilsked, regarding -her. closely, 111.0 -the , from tile. hunchback to the Accused. It - I . . i�ir, _ _.__.,. I. . - - �, nt . . . . * -Thus brusquely. Interrupted, theltin, thiswere acting, the dwarf was indeed, . . . 1.11. . 01.1,1. �,;?Ix . . - I r6nalt- .thw tONQ1 ran U �-imjit wall,_ .-Quaq4,.m_qthpr,X .. � I - ., , , I I I ma . � . . � . . . , . -IAT. .�b . 1p )�r,asjako wh - - - , I Night calls at fro,at door of residence - pleasure palace built by Francis?" - ,. �, keeper . �Btared. blankly - at hisf guest, , A* : stqr of the'art, I . : .. I . � olk, Raji,tenbury street, oppost.- - . HUMBALL 6nd I az'ng at ',"in with all i-.: "Wh�a,the.-vMst .wl,,:�ji wild., , - . . . - wat6liktowers and A deep moat, her soul in her eyes, 66-bilill'alit o .1ad Iert-:.1h%..wWd0Nv �. I .. . . . : I �... . . . . with . - " ],ad not fled were a gainelteiaper And _4.glj�I_AQ . .. )y ...... . plik(l.e p..Iiaste to leave the Al. - I . i I . . I I . om ,` 1a. ,p- hi . Presbyterian church. . . . . . . � � ,�% I litit no. person -questioned th It right to pany startled, even,thp king oveta,wed. , . stood hi the center of tile room don, . lage,,,., -�-vn, -iyiIV6* . , ;, - .' _ ,: �; - . .1 .., I I . e, . � . . atte?,-r . . . eagerly, went uliif-.� '- I . . . ..1. I? flu�Oil'St,'.,.Olinton. " 2... , .. . the freedom - 'Twas I .broke. the Spell_ while the' his little.. gIrI-.-:miwiyscIf. Tile 1, fronting hinf."., $$And iflie'llreuk-fast?" "Why ,wha -he dressed at this )Aout!? . I . . 1. ,. TON . I .. otthe Olace, &:jsleepy Sol .1 .1 . 6 a s d' s o . . , . ' CifFICE- Ontario street-CLIN : I - . � Iron!cally- 'ple e iiiii of the court ' . 1. . . . �. I I I - . . � � � : . dierat,the -gate. merely glauciug� ixidif,iii; .� m4narch and the court were Silent, not I . . � . asked the man. . . . ,. ! . �Ask the landlord If lie did not seem uni" * . . � I : . . .. . . . .. I I I . . , , . � . ]-.idles. They commended. her wit, and . ,, . . I . . __ .. __ - __ - - I . .., ' .. ... I . . . . . � __ �_�_._ � - 'ferently tit , them .as. they passed. -be. . daring to speak,'! . . � . I.Ilave changed my mind and do duly hurried.1i . . . ... I . , . .__..?_1.-... , � ... .... 7 . . . . I. I I.. I . I . . grtuluolly was slib, adTanced' to the " � I . . . 111 � I . . I . I I 1. .� I . -neath ' the heavy archwity.'.', Gabled � .' "Youl".' From the . young womanla'i w en on �abit want It," was the curt respon4e- - . � I I . . ho. - .. . .. � . . . � . . . . ' � . - . ' higli positloix she occupied b Hastily making. his - way to the .room' : llad�been'awi inter'estbil spectator, now . � I . . At thisi appeal the hinkeeper, w DR. SHAW . . - t ;1n Ine '±s fiiiiiihed.,A flume 'of deepest ba-, "" ' - al - , i . .. ,houses wltb i:,tendency o . el I c � I : . ,� I . tirrived," - with a - stralike 08 . ;. 1 - I ' ��. I. I i... - �� - .H Arness from�the'perpendlciilar overlooked the t1led. . I . . . I . I . .glance a 1. � .. of the Young girl, the jester. knocked beeame a not,unwit1hig wItness. . . . . . . . .1 . . � . ' .. . I PHY'SIQIAN AND 'SURGEON - . 1. the board At her listener.. �. . .. . .. - I . .. * winding street; dwill, yound .paneff of.. The,-bunchbacli ibrank back, Ilion . " 'on the door. . . . I I �. . . . I IsAnd t)lb gitiudkeeper-your,intlier- ';Ate , I "It to true lie .seemed hurried," be . I I .� i � � . � . . . I .. � , fr4ugbt. W 111, � Trlb.oulefl" be,.boasted. � . . . you awalice, Jacqu6llhe?'O . ,� ' . � . 1. . 1. .: glass stared atthem laughed. I . . answered. 11 hen he first came down. . . OFFICE-iiiiiOntario street -.CLINTON . . I . I � I . I Is dead?l� . � . . . . , . , W . .. I - . � . SS. wnystor�y and the possibility I Itbi I . , . . .. . . I . . . . . � j r. � 4i .41-ra I sald'I -Ahols greater than t,110 - . . I . :'Yes " answered a voice frola within. - . I 6R VARNE, , of, Spying , 0 1. I . . . "Long since"V . : - ... 1, 1. . . I 1. . . � -be i5rderied, breakfast. I.bapponed to , .. . . . I . . . I . I . . - I I Opposite St. Paul's church. .. . I . . . . WELL 'MADE'AND eyes b,ehInd,'.but the tboroug4tate. In Llngil whereupon !Francis .frowned,. , "The constable hild q() children?" . ,: IWWwaust .ride forth as soon. as poss, mention the duke waS tit the chateau,, ' . , . . I ' � I . . . . . . I that "vicinity Appeared:* deserted, save. stajt�zl * swered the'constable, Teo . . � . isible. The duke Is Bit the chateau.','* - whereupon . lie lost- his, appetite :with-. :� - - . ... ,� I , . .j . � .�'* i : �� SOLD .AT. A REA- . . . I and an "Yesi *a'gIrl.'who, It is. be] leved, d ed � _ 444t the chateau'll" she� o claime .., I . .. I . - — . . Y. -fuWngi hls.�clalm N( eo I ', . . ! . ,!, . .1 . . I '. . . . . �. .. ,50N`,.�BLE :' PRICE f6r.an. old womanoeated in, a. doo.r.wa I A long' t1loreaft' X (1, in silspicloua� Suddenness, called ter lit,%! . . , I I * ' . ' . . ; with 111h Ili Spnill.ii I . .. .1 . 1. . . � I . � . . ... . . Before 'this. grandam whose lackl' - died in split , Ana 1 com- I ' I � . -oUrprisci. Then after a pause* "'And' I . � , . DR, C. W. THOMPSON I . I ... m- COME TO US. ONimms I t US .the constable 'In � . . I � I �. boi-ges And. Was for rlding'Off with all. .� 4 .,: '� . -, . � n n e .. I . � I - ter eyes, were fastoned stea SO,' said I., 'be I I a less . "I'lie -e twin, c of .tlib seri%�awit to -'re- 0 t I I . .. . I .. . .. , .., , . On A' Q -31% .. . .. . d6st.19i beii. pletod the jest. I ' .Criboulot saw us. He willtell that you haste., I I , ., I . I I . -1. . PI-I.YSICIAN AND SURGEON � . ,VSTOMI fore, heri I ' I . '- move' the - (11shes:. Interr pted, their - I ' ' . ,. I . � I . . . I 11 . � I the fool paused.'and asked,' tild'U'. a iman., And the king, wh 0 are here.- t.�Nvill come down at,once. . 810111 - . .. . �. . . . . � , 9 -re . t1rom 'the 6omm,andant' . %.. � . ., I I I I . OP -OURS ALWA;- I . . _. further eonyebqatlon. :As.. the" door Wait," She Added, as an 'itft�r ought' - - % . . . Special attention giveh ,w q m's -i .. . the d e of th: , . . I . � . th , . � , I � -. , YS,ONE. ..'' , '' . tir ction I e Inn. � � .: membered, laughed." .:. .. � . . . I . I this feStin%ny apparently =any - . 11 I . � � at . .: 1. � #AFoll . � - . . 1%6te Us I go, . 11 opened, from beloNiii,.came the voices I . 1. . . ' rtalued. - . . I . _ � . 11 . . . . . . � I . . . ow your, ,nose, � ve � -said -tbe Jei , . . .. . . 4 1 1 . �. . ;, . , . ... .. � - the In atl6nt c ..of " 'lie .may ' have .ente of the E ye, Ear, Nose and Thro ..... 1. . . . I I it ;nature' ga 3tkcso, very.. . . . . � - seized ber.� �' .doubts I . We. sell the International' Stool you I h: st�A*Wone,'! lerlea'a'Jeerifig I .. .of newcomers, . ip, all er step fo.`..t�e, *iudow. I ' � thkr6opdtis mass. . I . -Office and Re4idence- . ; 1, . I . I I � white, . '_1 � I . . '. . . , . . He heard h Above the heads of a . . . I ..1. I . '' . �10, the tattle of dishes In � . I I _1 . I I I . . . . L . . t �tiwnonial-q. voice: from the Other dide'Of the thor-mt - . tl"lcts to"', � . I'll think tile, ga,tes of -the chateau ,are ed -in the doorway the duke's iplidsarif . ' :' - � A ,,�, T e es I LBr,RT STREET WEST,CLI. . 0,.j FoPd.. R. ad.1h; pr e .,,. .11 . . .1 . gil�ntlj theplaisapt.obey�d,`and Trl- .�,Ihie kitcliell.. ,wl;apped IU:.,tbo.recoll6 ' I .1 I I . . 1. . . I ... � � .... . 1. I " I I I :, Op he .9did. "I am not suiiii; # Is . ' � . . 4 �' . .� , ." . , � - . I . I . . . ,4ughfii�, - "If Jt b4 ' Crooked; A blind boulot ,.Pnce ,more venture& "forth. e- - ' �nil!*,'§' i L. . 1, - tenbury St. . . I.. I � I I . . ll . , . Jigequeline standi ; �. -, *1 . o . 1. Awns :the'conN'6rsatfowi had evoked to , .. , � ... I . ... I I . saw . � i�g oil the .stairs . . . . I . 1 ,1905 and a -dog 4ere a better . . q,lo 4 . I I . " . . . !, . . - .. .. . . . . . t_�_:t__� �_*_ . mus go With you"' . I so � St. - I , - I � . . . � . -=gA,_ , I .he..calle out ' e f . .1 I . I with wide *open dark eyes fastened up . I * I I , 1. . .. - .. L . . . .. � ,: E . This _m� I . � ., . lacqUefille file U ed, "Do�-ybu see -'any. one -InvolUntarliy' 119 'lifted his' , , I 0 is to certify -that 1. have dsed. : . T -h . .. din passed nubtl ` — . e speaker,, a squat-, misshapen fig- a I � on the pqad, . . , . I . 1 . � I � � . I _ . . on him. . . .. . � . .- Intetn 'tional �Stocl� , . , �. nuu. WAIVIS -L�Aw . i .: � , I . . I - Von& 'and ,have ure, had em.erged.frown A asSage fti�n _,;,y-vJx-ek,6dIasshad_ I . I . . r I . . .4 . I., . . I I f � h'. ..tl,i,� . p .1 . . . Afore quickly tbey.rode on. Ft - irtlye.s. gone It . . -baud-to--hig-imikpt-�4�er"s-.�t.ha-j=ie ' L__L�� I � . found it .very, berieficia ,or 09s t, '. ing", lfiltd the street, and- .,now St 1i , - ed ragolu hl� heart' .was tbeJester jvho ftit'sipoke. , ,,jXO,r came the answer. . 1. . I siJace glance .b:ibIted into glau& �' , . ` '.1, , ., . I ` ;1' "'" ' ' . , I ' - � 'troubled With 1nd1&stioq bde. twitting a ea o , res' eg � a ,. ' - : 1!WhatA commentary onAho ibo&ery . 't, � - r, - - I , , 'are . � tods h d III a stick an ,- �ded'.bis ijoin , ""Notcould, ,. Butpe ,h4-te per, , . , , J, B. LUNDY L. .D. S. I D. D. S. , .o)ti, . , . . I . . . ' ,r I ., . , . guich'a . man, iready. , - wfiaps,�they .ecuted Calvin wnaiC�hid , not hei "' "..'' _ - . - _ _,�;, I � .0 - a I— . � .. - . ,. - . IT -V t Tup� . the '..,dul . ��o . - swor&.0f. . � . _ ; , , 'r to 0 � . Of 1 -ate tit t the � I . �. , :,.-1---. _�, �_ . I. stunted in, their. growth. -W, H: Cam- -gazing iiiiiindently.,at tfie,odwcomers'. paplowl . - ' . . , 'i, .a passed." , . . I . - I . . , . . . . . * .. . . ,e wag:ieold and sets I .. ... .1. . . . , . . fatle been 'untoward' enougW � wit � out . I ,. . r . i ; . I eStf . nJ fai4gL un6litunate, shonli . I . . h, . - - :�_ .* � . lela L ' ." . � . . I . I � . :- , � ,� � I 00 Inustrious, go, ; , .. ;, . . �. .pbell, *�-Vll . � 'i , . .i. I . 11H4,L bat" laughed the dadity � 7T, 114D - e . I . .. ,jester returned t6.J1we.ta:p0dM' 't[II new4di,sa' -'? Had mot the king: � ,.i .. 1, . t (Succeqsor. to Dr. Agilow) - 0 � . � � . ,;. '.. . and as. his &iice'rost it ou:its,pale,. - I ,� . Again the . . I s ftstei I ; 1� . �, . . I . � . . ; .11 I 11 I . . . . had volunteered thio malhoert response. be'liiiiinsted.. to. a f6oi t"'; ; -, .1.. . . - . I , , *iel I , � � , � �� I � .11 I 11 ". i ` � �Ii� , , :.,. �� L - . � i, �",.%` I Und th R 1� lill� * I , _. , . .1 , " 19- - I Z ;Itkl�A' '" . " -, 1�4fll, Ak '. M .� A I . 1H I �� I � I . ,� a , . I ra . - -lent' Ill , �: % ..� ,. . I I ' Ign pure. outline, , belie th his � breath. he . , 47 )Pshe st U, her', i6m, where lie found the landlord Polii , Nivirovight sud( to'her and . i . : .. .; " I � P . . . . . Auburn, Jan. 91s,t, 1905.. � I � . - . ,ild, looking at�hli I - , . . ; hero , . : � I . . . I to the Jestlar's-Inquiry... IIyoiidqir:s imt - Brusquet, 'TI�Iboulet axid .'all "Nyi , lolling the otvter�t6ilciirds, ' .' Ill tlie'--iias0,- Would she be 'sent bdWc - .. I I I .. . I 1. .. . .cursed , I - � p , , � . 1. . . � , . . . � . "LINTON. Alr;i J. Nicholson , - I � . -I'las , arms on the tablei ".you drew it brave I . . . I R.' .�. - . , � . Office, in Beaver Block, C . pbst,". polhiting:to th6aged dame,� . , . - 0 horses 211 said the fool, shar ly. .6. iilo'cou"' , im, . -1 I I - :.tfielr� Iiind.". Ref inirs ' 'Th ' . . rti'themnidnarch? For Illmis . � . . I I . 'Dear Sir','�-1 have�tlied.lni6rnitior, .. ''I . I . ly' and �'owwce-.more, bravely.'kept It .. -" .p . I t . . . . � ' ' 4 . � . .-." .,lost Its- fingers, ori rather, lts'ear'b. Bet- � well --- the j�iacret`. of her flight.: .What . I I .� .'. � . . I , "The stable boy *111 brIng'thein to - self, be: haa'no thought bdt foi. her, : ' I � " " . I I . at Stock", Food 'on my, driver..'� this ter. trust to your' ' .P, �.. , . ' . . . I . ... � sheatheO;ll - . . .. . . . . ' ' % 1 ". . '' . . . I I nose. ,.,,.,. . . . . ore -been faitly. assured ,�l �f ,.. , - ' tha.door " - was the reiponse., -aiid the *.irho was nobler evewthall'�eir.birtli- ; 11 .. ' � 7".. - ' -- k . . _. hd had, 4dretob _ . a t . . +_ — - derived first - - claa§ . . * " ' ' , . 09 Rushed. She'balt smiled, �- 5 J - . winter'afid. have 4$V1bouIetl11. exclaimed Jacqueline. I 4 . . bivk eper � lit -He bad bech thrice a fool who � 1 . . - I . . � ' I . . I ._ � ; . . - . . . . of wias urlmlstak�bly confirmed. :The I t ewis d e . e held a potAn the `ali� and , rig . ... '. � . �' .11 . lesultp., I'ha,ve used. marw� olther foo- ,� "Xs.it.you, ladybird?" Bald the sur- . I ' - . the bla e,'bu th .boa .. le . buroly'Ab . . - - I - ., .. I . , . ,'RNEST HOLMES . * sight'of,thajdviplin ivhleh they came i ii�, �i!Aec . .. . . . I.., . . tdwbeii. . rVeyed the Shining surface.: .11,4d not heeddd Oortentous -v�-irlilngg�� - . , �_;. .' ..i. , � ! ' in I , . . " .. � �� DR. G. L " ds-btit hDr .a .blood purifier. at'd ,food,: 'prized, d*arf, recognizing, In turn the.. wino .-of , -.(( .. � . Is . . ...: . o. . . "Thereckoningri . , , I �, ,lit of TrIboufft,:,th6',eJanioX-o%. :, . . .. . . . . � 13 D ;11 1,17-1, ,. . I suddewilvi n. and the appearance . . � ., the `sIL . - opecialist ri, rown an � S. . . *s;tver nothing.. equals.this.. 1 could maid. "And with,the plaioant,�?. star- � - I - I I . There It is. '. . ., � , . . � . .. ' the maii replaced ihe re- tile. tr,00pero�_and 'liad: fall6l' to -fleb. :,. .:, I ... 1, - . .. .. . ' the 'innkeeper � 'Above tile sword he � r . eached over as. � . , ,. . . 11 . _ . . . . D. D. S. -Graduate of the Itoyal C01- - - . . . . Interrupted this dark . I . . I Dellberaiely . I . .., . : . I ,�, : - . I . - . . I I . no . recommend At too. highly' to thy lng.hiid it the1ool.' Then.a cunning. tr. - 9 , � I 11' iij,hig. the night, . - . ed the % . I .. � ,1 . * -Inging fk m If., to phled, W�Iwan'd On ber*, but she ,, thu 't '; ' - .. , . lege of Dental Surgeons *'of , On- t. . , . - .1 ' ' . . end, of thought,, and, ap; 0 ceptaele. on the table'and, prpssii�g is .. d � ' `4� lie' r6ijliz fellow Ja;rn1erff.-R)obt.% Alliledge, Au- I&O'k' g-radually iiepliced the wonder de- . . . I tario. . . . . . . , - . . I - his horse, .the Jester helped the girl"to . I .� I .. . . �:� I. . I I nibs togetber,:b6gan sl9wly_o cal- lienaity of,,his negligence would, f4lbso, , ' -_ � i, - : - i � , . - - i. - . , . I . I . , -_ .1 ... cula , . I beavily uA�o . n ber, a cry ol rage biumt � .',-.: � � � .' ' _.:.. . .burt I I., . . � . . . . I �.. I i� � - pleted on his features.. "YOU are, ' flee ilfs1noun I . . . '. I 11, �� I . . te, "Bottle of wine, 19 sous edbou, . . ,. . ; . , �. . � � 1. . .'I I. � . 11, I . . , # , . . . . '. �.. . .. I . . ' ' d - 'lie . . ' ' ' . . 4 20 soids4 tw r -ns'�-' when. the jester � f tiom the k6ol's lip�. and be - sprang. -to, .. . ; 1 . . :.:. � I L. D. S. -First class honor g]raduato - . ' -Pnt' . 1,11 . . � .:�� . : 1. I.. I Ing 1kom . I . � f , .. of Dental Department of Toronto .J,. I . , �he Coutt, I toN,Mr.. It," . ,. I . I . The -house, .being; situated in the, im- . I . I . . I O ool I . I . . � � , '':,:, �, ... .- . ,� - . . rdinirked jodoisely,' .. I . � .1 � . . . e il . � . . . I � .1, .mediate proximity of. tbQ* grand chiaim : . I . 1. . . . . took from his coat the puriii'th Y611119, -ward- Ills aggressoraii , The young g r .� t. . �. .� . I. .. � . . .: i o son . . 11 I .. ., I . , . .. I I:, . University. . . a , 14 a ch I ' ' 9, "What m4an you, 'fool?" .demanded :- ieau received a Certain O4tronage,trown , , . . � . . I.. -girl had given him, _anq; ,selecting a became yet Whiter.' �& moment: She . - - -- ... I I . Special attention paid to preservation . . ... I I .. �� , I - I .1 . y. " � ' . .' I . .11 . . .. -the- board. . At the I t . .. . . . � I . . .. p . the horseman storal ' � � . � .. . . ,. . , � ... . -noble lords aud,ladies. *This trade lidd. ' ' . coln, tb . - . . .. .' %, . ,�,t,vi it on ; . . , : . citing to the... baVister, then: s arted to' Lbi . : , . ' . . . . �7-�-A.VBURN— . . , � '�Tbat I"have 'run away'from ibe . . . ..b . I "I'll O ., Be' and s go , , , * . -b . .. . I I . , . . . .of children's te&th. . . � . . . t . I . I . . I , gly6nithe: .proprietor Such an'oplilib . 11 . : sight he Our. . it Iden cen- . Oescend the stairs. .& dozen dwords�. .. ; . '.. .� . . Will be at the River Hotel, Bayfiel,l, - ' b . unehback�, 1, . I . . . I . . . � � �.. b , �� . . � , � . �.::.i . . . . I f ) r the b were I - a . . . . I . . �., I � . . -----'- � !`!!!�it!�'!�_.-_ia�� duke, OoI,,1,Answe ed I his 10st�lry that common folks�- - I �terits the countenance ofAbe proprietor tlitsbi6d. betpr her -ejei. - . .. . . � _ I � I . b . . I I . I I I .. b I . .., !, I eVery Monday, from 10'a. m. to 6 =.1 _. . .� . . I I I , . � : 'The for�lgil l9rd dArled to ,beat me-!.-. ' . *0 . �� . � : llifl'W. � Ms� PAcelor with- varied ..She.. drew. In her, breath sfi�rply, - : ; . � . I . I . . . . .nditwout-to bdOv,drWhelmediwith wel- ' . , . �� . I , - 1110 b - . , til . b � I . , � t . - � . - . � . . P. 111; " . I . . frg Trooulot�who'. have only. been beaten .,come�. In the.pres6iit Instance the'man. �'' - � .1 �� . 'With 'his changed ..estimate, of his -when, as if b,Y'sonle ma�lc,;,the mi�er .1: b' .; " '" ;: '_ 4. I b - . fta- 1�.Iop,,Mutual F by , the'. k ng ust 'I ' . I I I I .. ' ' ' � . I . b . ,, . I T MGM , . . . I Sooner.or later' In: . � I . ,11 ��: .. ". - gtl� ... , wv'roonis, to -:�f.146d from the face of I � I . I � .. t** : . — . I I i 1. I , ; . I , I . . �. . . . . .. . . . I . showed a d . ... I est!sI eowiditidn., 'IT ... the ,duke% fool, . I � , . I ...,I � � . I . , 9 � tom . . have god. I any, event, for 'what is Isposition, to ,.scrutinize too . " , . 11 I Bons; � 'fodder, `40 .. - - *:1 �'.1, b . , I . � . � . I . I . .., . . closely the' -modest attire 'of;the inew-' . .. .1. . , sous," Ife: Went on� tile hand he'.Ailtd'raioed�to- his brea'st ', , : . -, -1 . I . . � , �, , ' 4 1 . � . . ... � b . � . ' ' * - ' � i-REEMAN* . I � I . - .without e 'Court' or' the . I ' ' "' ' ' r i .. . ) i i. � I .. ... I fell, to his . side"lita- blade , waitte - �,,. �' ' , � � �'::.:: ,'. . ` DR. .J. r 40408' .. . On , , -'� Tiviboulet til , . eomers aiid,Abb. 'plain housings ,of the! ; I .1 I "That 'would maie' __�, .. I . re d ; . I . � I I . . . . � . I I . � is , - - - - . . I . . . � I - � : .:� , . . .. Z! - - . . I . . . I . I b . . .1 �. . rit 1 . VETERINA , . , I � - IIKOV-Ahe. :449iny'll. said the. plalsant-i Sheathe � - �;. ,� ... . ... ; I 01. . . �;. . 11 .� . b - . . I . 'court without Triboulet?" , 1) .1 I ' ' . . RY SURGEON * . 44igna� . ehargersi wheu.-the curt voice . of .tfie' d, . ,� . I I I . I . . b . I � I . � , .. . . .. . . . a . I . . ste.", ! 1I)C , - .. . ., . �4,-Ariu. and Isolpaed Tbwn Property-!- tion morging'Into arrogant vainglory. - ' f'and have'the gtdbl'e boy mIlke hh' . ,- ,said' ta. I , . . I.. . A member of the Vcterir.ary Medical �b , � jester, feealle& him' all rply from � this I . i . , b . ,dur,pakdob,.my l6rd' I 1, lie b . .. .-�-OlplyAwksuii6d4 ... � � I.. . 'WhenAid you 1eavo,the. duko?11� .ask- I . i I r I With now aladi-ity , the Jm1keeP6r '. tile collimandan . ti : b , , . �. , I _ I lor � . .. .: Associations of London. and Edlit- - : . . . � . . I afd . �: I . . I . �. . I . . . . . . edtfie,other-oloWl .- ,,. - . W Occupation. � - , - . I I , , t.:.�"IbavenoJnten on I , . . . burgh. and Graduate of the OAtar- . : I I.. I � I . i . .'. ". . . . . . Y . . With a. ohaildless, of Alstiespiiet � the - I - fhrust:the pistole info a leathern pouch of iiiesfstin.go the. autharlt�y ot the law, .. 1. : - i - : :�.�. . . - .. . . . , oll epileil the . . . I . . . . i:1.. ... . . b . . I . ilSe*vral days - Ag P 1`1 I . . - follow. him. I I ' . b, t' it You will grant 0 ' few m6- .: � . I io Veterinary College, . - ,� _OpFict RS_ " ; - .-, dw-arf, gazing,*,narrovirly At big. ques- � proprietor '.bade them I . .. .. I I . he carki , ed at his girdle. A gge8t who I . . I '' I. in It - f . .. . . . . . 1. I . ; , . .. . , , , � � 4ows Were gi . paid so.,well cowild afford to:be*ebceU- Illents, priv.ate audlence,in'tbio,room I ' - I . OFFICE- Huron street -CLINTON, , , .1, ., I . '. . . tiotiot,' , "Down the road� Ile.bhould Ll . . Iveh. � them' and'.14 tile, I . . . . .... I � . . . J.. 13. McLean, Vro�sidclit, Kippen., 11, I . I . �, I 1. .. I larger of. the -two chamb�rs the plat-] - . :� trlbi' and if. -lie and the young, lady :-promisefo convince you the'Dilke of , - � I , 1, - �. � -Next to Commercial Hotel.- , : � : ' be far away 'I -this tftww�-. i . . . I. .%., I . . " . . . .. � 1. . . . I � : J1 lec-Presidex . y 'santj d6sirbig"to avoid publicity of the � . . chose .to travel without. brba. "riedwald n' r signed tbat"WrIt." I I . :. �;� :,�_- I . 0.9 Thos... Fraser, V . I it, . .regara-� � . � . I . . . 4fast It 1, eve . .... .1 .., .1 ' ' .. Brucefield' P. 0 ', T, E, Hays, See.- Suspiciously thedukels Jestoti du-. dinlixig� alidla' _ I ... I . . I I . . "Let lit convince the .Council.. that � .1. . � - .. I . ed,the 1i n glanced I P room, 6iderad their s .. . was qpviouslynot for Oe purposer of . I � . . � . . Treasurerl- S6aforth P. 0 � . unchbapk andthe . . Der to.beoorVed. . . . 1. I . ... � I .. . . .. I economy. Therefore, extIalming. 00111e� examines, heretics,!' lawflied Tribonlet, _ - . .. i. �. . �... I AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH Lf- . . . � I . I . . � .. I blously. tQ.wqrd.the gate,throdgh which �, I I 1. I ' I I .1 . . I -w. 1. . ' W . I , , 1. . t? . - . � � ." I , , "' . - % . ..� I . I . I . �- . . ' During tile. ,repast. the girl,'scakeely � * I . . .. . --...i. ' 'thing 6fit 1`4, laiy rascal that needed . - ."I will,give you my pword, sir " Nvebi . , . :�, � - - . . ; I Ceased Auctioneer for the CountY, I . I . � thoy. had .�ewwterqd the itqwn; He bad, . .. opokw the.ch oh'gbo ar y I . . �,� .. -.-, . stirring I . - On 6 4 ester L � .11M ''.. ''... I � . , .. . I I - - -PIP -IOTORS-; : , b dl touched;. . Upoil the now interested land .. te�w4d, If :�011 ard , I W . t p . I I . � . . e J � . . � I 1. �, ; . . . .. . . .., of Huron. All orders eiltrusted to I � I ".. I � . . -experienced . Triboulet's duplicity and.. �tbo ar6t: she, merely, sipped, ,Oncd; , I 11 ,�._ . I lord. was about to go tq,tbo barn him, satisfied, yon :Sball. return,fit -to. me. .11 � .: - , . , ". L I .1 . ve pr . ompt attention.- ''William - sfie'sn'ey` l," Se'dorth ; " J (Ala . inallce, 'yet tia this 'instance was dis- � el . . . . ., , '_""iii.....ii.., I I 1 . . � . � I * , , �' . , I , I , me will recei . I when,she held the glails��to her lips be, ... . �- . : . self When; with A loud clattering, .a i you- are not, on my Word as- Ai man. Of ". '.. . �', I , - : �. , , * , - :, . ed -to, give Credence to e., . . I �. ---__ . . I � . . . . I � I . � - .._ . : Will sell either by � I . I � ; ' !::�- - . pirt�r -of hoiseni d I ItI 14 - , , " " "". percentage or. .'drioei Winthrop ; George Date, Sea-: .,pas his, story, b ' 'noticed bet, hand. trembled just a lit- .. .. � .- ell to e Up to the tay. ,, honor I Will 90 With you. Wl loutitio : . ; I , . I., I per sale. Residence on. the:Bayfield. forth ; . John Watt", Hart . ock, ; ; John .Cause he d6ubtdd wi�t ,that Louts ot I ' I., 1. I ... .1 . 11 . I .... . I I .. . . � 1. . , �.. .. . . - I , , I tie,, and then when she set down. tbe. . Wtopircosca Olt hiLt. to.. her'lips. . ef.n.. ,The door burst open, and, TrI.- ado." - - . i.l . . a . ,.. � .. . . . I ... .1 . . I , baste out Ok , . . 1. I .. 1. I � Road, one mile, South Of Clinton- Beiiiiewics, Br6ilfiajaiw. , Janies Inians HOChfelS would make All, I . I �goblot ho . w I . it,cloged, .Almost . flereels'. , quickly, rose.- Abseiltly- b6ireturned, the ` boulet, followed by a talli rugged .IODk7 * I ''.1. . 1� .1. . .. ... . .1 . . I . . ' ' - . . ecchw6od ; si � Connelly a. Francis', k1jigilon Nor - dI(I It,a0pear �� . . . . ... ,.�, . . . I I I I eli .. . .. I . . . . . I . ,:. � I . . . . 1 13 . . . ,, owito . 1; . 1104 -she said at Ickn9thl.as-thoUgh weap � . . . Ing man and a,party of. troopers - . . ' I _; ' ' I I I. ...l.'', . � . . . ,,11 , , 0 . ). i I - . . . . � - � I . .. . ` . ` Triboitilet should . . I - oil to his girdle. , , . I , . . . 1. � I B B �'I) I . . . . . . . unreasonable ,.thqt . tered the ball,, .� : , ,.': . I ., � (TO. � ..,0ONTINUL .' :;� % . � . � . giviiii utterance to som� 1,boti�htwfilchi, , !"HOW tired I fool!", $fie Said, �' ', I .. .. . I . � : —AGP,,NTS— ,.'. . . ' .. I I pine for the excitemeAti of his former , I I .. I . ' . -- � --I',!—.&- . ..� . . I . . . ;,. ". LICENSED AUCTIONEER.—GEOR- � I .. I. . , Up,' she cou d 0 , - i ',,you are. Swiftly the Jester glanced. Around - , . , -`-�----"i*- I I . .,. _ . . , , . �. . I. I P�ilt �. I ii louidrolintroll. 1, Immediately he got' up, � . 1� . . .. . . I : - : . 1;. . . . � ' I . . li, - . , i . I.' for' Robert - .Smith 'Harlock�; E.. Hil like, 1he pledsureff and gayety which Wore, Out from the journey 11 be ob- him er door than' . . .. I � . ., .. . I %. .. . ge Elliott, licensed auctioneer ,� .. t VooW.lwall. If the huncli.. "theirony, the. tragedy, of All' , I . . The iodinhad no -oth . . .: * �'.' 1.`1.' .., . . I . the chley, , 96aforth ; 4ames Cummings I � . . to :. .' - - MI(ii,-F_ WITH ONX I .; v . I . . I . the County of HurOrl,isOlicits � I backliInformation Were true they need "What, JacinelI116.7" heAsked 9JOU-4 flerveii quickly. . . .. .. � that befo which 66 .troopers Were I . I ..,A, 1. .. . � I - .1 I if2t, , . . .. . _� . , , � 11 E gniondville ;. -J, W. Yeo,. Holmes .. I although he felt the blood tutgh:L14 : But he klle�y itwa vMod. ]. . ) .. � , '" * , , patron -age of the public for, busi- . I . tly, - I . I as not the Journey ere - 110 wag fairly taught Ift,a ,. I , , no, Sales . conducted ville. - - . � . now have little fear of overtaking the . W his ho4d. . . 1. ... I that hid most affected her. I ! , trap. Remorsefully his thoughis flow oh, WhO ,Itvffl wa'll< & mile witli me, . - , , I . ness in his Ii . . I � . .1 I 14 I . free bar6u:and.bla followini, As not �, . I Along life's linerry w4y? 1 1 . . � . . . I I . . . . or.! �ercowitage -or. so much pet Sale. . � .7,%torbleul A merr� monarch"iii- . 'It- will. leave you," he went on. to the., young girl and the trust, she ..& cc,, �. 1. . ' ed to. Parties' desirous 'to eAect, Ingurai0e tap beyond the chateau town the main . I . . . I . I . , rade blithe and' ao, ! . . I I . . . flill of 91 . All business prornOtlY attend . road broke IUt&-.two;pftrts, the one Con- she began, slid broke off abruptl�, rls- "Have you everything you need?" � , .. had-Imposbilbililm, How'had.he-re.. -�Vho dare to laugh out loud and free, 1. � ' . —George Elliott, Clinton p,. ()., re- (?r transact Other business will be . , .Ing to h � ' of ver I n , answered careless- , warded that confidence . 7 � , � . ... , � 1. . tinuing southward iand the. other er feet, wfth a gesture a' � . "DIVOrStIll ,&"'Slie. . BY a i�wne%!ItY - And Ief, his. frolic fancy play, I . � I $81 ptly" attowided. to'. on application' , I . , . . . � � . . �. . .. .. � I . I which.mado this`treachery oji the p�rt ' Lik . - :: . ... sidence on the Bayfield Line. ptom. , , � branching 61t,tb tho,east, Won, and moving res.tlessly''ner6sa tb.0 ly. . . . . . � .0 a hApDy �child, througit the flow. I I . . . . . . I �'. � . "ers gay - - . 11 I 11 ._ to.ally of the above . ers addressed While: .the horseman *its thus, re. room. ,'After all these yearst After -te. �iv -The light oftho hunchback possible. Even now . . .. . I . . � � 1, _ biric . I alked to the door. . I . .— . . 1. .. I -Inge the w . . - I toffi � TrIboullet. IIk6 an I'Aih bevan a ' P . . I , . U ..:I. fie and.ft Ely- , . I to.'their respectiV� Iwad on his face-' hero r6mained Shaded. UCoro him stood Trlbo' That fill the Ad , . . . . 015 ices,, Losses floctinit 11 that bad. gone befoilell ., : - ulet, bow ng """,ii i . P . 11 . . . . .0, O.W 114�v, MAIO WIEn me, � . ,inspected by t4e director.' ,who live4, -to dance before them .� .., I Foroome .time be sat wlili'llia sword - . : "006d nigilt,"' Slid . said. I I ironically. - I - .1. . ... . I . . I . I I . ' * . q .,nearest ,the, scone. . - . . . joke, my'm ter a . his knees, thlukiiii deeplyI, She "Good night, Jacqueline, duchess of. i:111 trust you are *ell?t? leered thd A . I I . . � . I . . . � . I "A good as nd MIS. across I rld who Will Walk a Mile with me - - I .. . . . . I . I . .� . ; . _ tress In motley," he cried,' "The �ktng went, to the window and looked .duj,', Dubrols,", he answered',' and, turning, dwarf, and, with a, light, dancing step, , Alhng lifels . � � . , I � . . . weary wa�r.? I . — I:=;:- . . I . � . I I . I .. ��' . wa's 'weak enough to exchange' his 9pokel, again hell voice hA(l,. dfsappc�qea.down the corridor., - . beggn to survey I '', ' . . . tile other vow 'Ft4o A fr en4 whose heart has eyes., to 66e; , - . . I . . . . I . I . I � . , . . . I I I I I � dwarf fof a demolselle, The latter bas � I — W . . ,� , to side. "And the ladyAS ,She Also . I . I . . . I . regained its self ommand. . � The st4f# i�hlno out olertho datl4cening. I , I . . '. - I ' . lea, I I . 111291, 19 - , I . I I I Lit= fled; the ilionarch has neither one'not, 40A. dark -A ht," she said wixechanicalo CIIAP�nit .<kill. well this morning? HOW pleased you 11241 . . � I , . 1. I . I : , cue other4#.1herefore IS he himself the 13r ' .� I I . ROM one of the watchtowers both Wore to see me yesterdayll' as- And the quiot rest at ithe end .02 the . . ' TIME , day- , , I . . . I I., . - .1 -1 TABLViiii.; . . fool. -And thou, mlstres% art � also '.'Jacqueline,'* her asked,, glancl4g Ig., . of the town rang the clear 611101119 All Insolent, Albeit- watchful, A friend who knows and d . I % I . . � . . , 1 Trains will arrive at , and op art Worthy ofitho thadeap bells," he added, from the blade,. "whylit the crypt that note of . a trumpeti a tribute'of P040. 'IS. ares to SAY 1 . . I a you believed I had run away . Thei �.rave. sweet words that cheer - P, . 'his'distorted face Upturned to the Jes- day we escaped did you pause tit that molody, occasioned -�y the I from ,the duke? AS if he could get on � I the way - . . . I I , 'i . from Clinton station ak follows : " . 4 . Q W#ere he walks,e, rwille with nwe. � : . . I . . I .. . ttieSs. , 1. . . monumoilt'?1i, . I I , owakleiltil . without me. What would 4 be a bonep . � . .. . . . .g In the east. AS the last . I 11 fi 11 Quickly ,she turned,, gazing At him ulet1j, I . . I . . t 'BUFFALO AND. GOM.)RICII DIV, flow so Ili* she asked, not Concealing - ' . . . clarlolv:rtones re-echoed over the sleep� Moon without Trlbo "'Wit r. , I � . � . � I I 1. the repugnance heInspired. . from the lialf darkneso In. Which slid. Ing� village. a crimson Own appeared IlPln6ugh of this; buffloo' . h such .B. tomradis, such a friend, . ,. . . Going East . : � �. nery"' Bald a I fain wbala wan. tin jqurwlt�yq ond, . . II 19 1. . . '"Because you.pfofor a fool's cap to a stood, , , .,. . above file, horizon, and soon the entire I , decisive voice, and, the dwarf drew ThrOUg . h sunitinril, vtui�llilne,, Win , ter rain, , , . I I � . 41" if . , I 1 3.23 p. D', kinsts, crown," .he aqswetiod, looking "Did you j�ea to whom the monument . fteel of the chariot of the Sun god, back, not wilthout A grimace, to make And thent loarewoli, we shall riteet . � .. I . . L I � . .1 5.20 11, iil,, .i"Ifi.ftntly ft+'haf .nAM ,V.Ihn !i(whel-A, was crectod?" She aBk6d In a� IoW %_11,_1 . �,,+ ,,# +,*A 4114-,+41,1. Al_. room .for .n nhogAn no uA1,11.0 *"In" I . . I � I �- . Going West . . I . 11 I . " 'Voice, . -k, I i . Again. . .1 � I � . I . . - . I I . , 10.15 a. 0), .In you but followed -the royal prefer- , "� ond began Its daily race across the sky, 'who how pushed Ills W%y to tile front. ,�_�_ .-,—.. - - � I I . � it . it I . . 12-56 P- In, 'ietice f6k lidad.'tovilerings. He, hol I "To the wife of the constable. ' But . .Aibout the same time tile Sleepy Over hip doublet ,this gentleman wore lAVerIikY-Z(WI8a Ilead)DiBinibetanitsoar . , , , . 00 VEARSi It 4( . 0.46- P. '111, iaw.which way the WIw4T'bleW; hOW What was Anne, iiiathess'of D0VOIN go rd at the town gate Was relieved a soinewbat frayed but' embrolderedo I . XPERIZIX104 C9 it . .1 10.47 Ii, ni; � the Monarchla eyes kIndle&when they, tO . YOUT' . . I a Powilor k better than other 6o&p powdorai - I . .. I—— 11 . . ,I, . I . � I by An equally, dkowsy, Appearing troop, cloak; his broad hat was fringed with - ,,,% it gl6o, neig &g B, di81nf6Qt&At. 94 . I .1 LONDON, HURON & BRUCE 1),IV,,, rested on you,,, how the Whigs of Mine, "ShO wag the last, lady of the ca�- er, Oera and there Whidows were I .gold that had lost ItsJusteli his eouil- I � . I I WlatampesO colt fluttered like, an angry tie," said the girl SOftlY- . I mil the well In the tonance, deeply burned, seemed that . . ___ ---1___-_-_... . I I I ", 11 butterfly." I . .1� "And how *as it, mistress., the eas- - flung open, and are I . , . A 11 11 Going South . .7,47 a. W. Sinall imbile Square the malds began of AU old campaigner. Ile regarded . . -1 ,. til It - .� t6q1teuceo roguol" Commanded the tie was Confiscated by the kiniv he' , 'burteously, yet llauglltlly� �- . . 4,28 pir lit. continued after a pause. ..to vongregate., In the .0proom of tile tile fool' c I. � . 1 . Going North , , 10 la r,. m. duke'A fool, wheeling his horse toward '-sball I tell you the atory1f, she I I tavern .the landlord moved abotit, Set. "your Sword, sirl', he , commanded � I � II& 49 '(9 � I . So 1), M. I - sked,Nflier -voice hardontag. I � . ting to 11 I 1, I . T**Aox AFIN6 I . 0: tho, dwarf I rights the t bles and chalr.4 or in the toxic of one heousionled to being [W614HO . . D. .& I'll Ill . . "And &n for hot to, tlfttft from a a 41 I al)pblicting fresh sand oil the floor, - The . oboyod.. I I I '. . 10601whIG14-tt iie, . . . � � . . throne room to, a 'dungeon]" went. on 'If you Will," be answered'. I 110'.4t had but ollelled the front door, "To whom showiII&I give 11:210 Asked i . ,K%Y6%9 9611411119 it 61(diCh aud 4osofttfaft =%I ' . I "TrIboulet's dosetiption of the soono � , .. 1,1 ____ . I tiuld I artain our opintowiris w ither an AI 0,, PATTISOX, Station Agent. Triboulot satirically as he retreatod. the fre,ib, Invigorathig, tilt, the 4uk . I ny e n tiflol.11 16ilro b til minuntm I I , where the constable braved the king, ,, permittIng . O's Jester, 11 frout withont to Witer, When the dUk0"A ' "To the Vicouito do .0rulso, 001- .004 tiono stsketY, confid.1.6041814 *10ft Phtehlid P. A. 11ODGENS, Town Ticket, Agt, "AN *5800t Wrote, 'tw4s � . . nut trao, ,1( bat 4110 orse rin ntsi to Insisting ou his rights, was true," slid , . I . . I I . I &I on t ro" U , to , -loak over Ills Itrill de- mandailt of the town. I itave (L Writ ratanto Mor'bleill A, blefrY Monarch atid IN : pl;l1saut, lilt; ( l . * 0, � setmded the stairs awl, addre-.4slog the f 'en& or ovatal not '0161i lite 0, in . J. D. MACDONALD, District Mason. Jestroms fair*, . observed proudly. � I * Ity6ti, your fil relatives gufrar*lth i i * ' � . gtr Agent, Toronto. 111�,ut why bad tile noblo wearer of oe your Arrest as a beretle.11 MU4, L"PilcPsy I � ' I wit I I . I A. $eAtt%ax fair, r webow liludlord, aiilced when lie and bio comi, "Who h(lo. lodged this Information ' ,, St. Vitue Dance, or Valling I I , � %prived of Ills toudid- 'A abld � $d I ## got ere the hunchback, could AvAth : tills Sword WWI (It , I I sicicne8l, write for A, tri. I bottle'and valit. Ill, -AAjA.4 iff A J..1, - �JAA.t.'#_ f.& I bN e"""�""��"!t"!r�� . . pialon could bo twovidetl wlth break- agalimt me ill . treattse on sueh diseaseq to Tim Litma Co., . A ttividAdY461t IIIjIxtr,%W *466ft, $A , r, , , I I . this scurrAloug ooggtrol of tilt,% court, Ity and tellurell, ; t on, lattiodpw or Ifiny 0161mind ourn-A!" I 'Uti hurnal" W 0, 3 Jnftftt41L to filst, , . Triboulot: That to, lie procured, the 17� Xinqlgtreot, W.) Toronto, Canada, All "rflilildruiontV104#11. Oodbrall IS* I - 6 Y6ubt to take ffl4dtolno inus,,Iia o"r WWI% doubtlegg inaby looi6 wit- -' I,Iloilause he-Wak. strong and gV00, . . C'uredOittOuV,W)Ioot)ftf,tcdttehAti4eold3by Hugs had laughed, the girl's compan- and the king featod blim, because be ' 'InreakfasitIll gruthblod the ProDric- duk6IA sigotIttlit to the welt.11, I dfilubts sell or loaft obtaitt for yoa M VOW , uoiut VApoi0tosolitlie--they httathe It, *As 11016 And handsombi an(l, tho ter, "Tho nialds are haraji Up, a -lid I ""And' you think the Aulto a party t 1131^01g.1r1"*^' . jiftwu 0404 = x044 WOOUWO46 Iqlk V�Iaod hm band Oil hig sword 4A4 I 0 1 L91 . . . 0*ft0,W**,*,,,�. - _'�_ _ , ." tho Ores must yet be statted..t It Will thIS tgree, Vy lord?" ,�44 tk tio��, %410 . I I , I .1 k � .,5,,,,i%#.0 I .1. " I . * . . � . �11 � '. . I 0 . . . I I I . I . . ,I , __ I *.- . #. .. . . 11 , , ,.. I "'., I—— . A I " .."! f, 11 .. � . . I . I I . -1 , .. � . I I . . I. , I I . 1. , . �, I I .1 � " '�V ',,?� 11 .11 . . I 0 . . I I . .1. I .. . � , I I ... '' . I ,e .. . . . I . . . � . . 41 . r I . . I � . . I ), I . I �_11 L � . . . 6 11 . It" I . I . . - . 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