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Feceived. Hi5 Erds, as follow5 {T0 LoAn. ‘ URRENT RATES YABLE mm} suit borrower. better appiY t0 0. TR EV, [()LSON, . and F gt. Agt, 'E Pom Hon. mger, Kmasrox. tab 8 AM" and P1 fin arrival of G.T..' East and West. LeaVes Charlotte uesday at 9.45 m 8: STEW‘ nd etc., Li New Steamer 5 PJI. Common trains for all pom ‘1 and all divergi hton and Colboul day at 4.00 A.) esday Morning 1! m Rochester. 1d Baggage Chet ard. ‘NG is one of €131 most. powerful stu' ghted by Electricity‘ Lt, Lindsay- POULTRY ,OCKS. ,s. at least, ,nting ) POULTRY - RDCHES‘ mead for $2, . Hall Puma Mattrasscs. Steamboat KIN G; “av. Matket, éyoung man fresh from college, in winter of a year now too remote to Lightly recalled, I obtained the ap- 'tment of schoolmaster to the parish 'Bitburrock, an office which I have i' tained for near five and forty ... On my first arrival at Bit- ock, which is a scattered hamlet on .ie the Fifeshire coast, I discovered that some desirable repairs would post- pone my occupation of the school- house for some weeks. Accordingly, I took up lodgement in atavern, kept by one )IaeKinley, the Only convenient zlonse of entertainment in the neigh- lbourhood. This arrangement was not greatly to my mind. The tavern’was a mare but-andâ€"ben, situate on the high- road in a plot of ground crrcumscribed by a paling on tarred stakes. A pent- house which served as a byte, and a midden heap at the foot of the kail- yard, rendered the exterior unfriendly to the senses. N or was I more favourably affected by the hospitality Within. My landlord was a surly stoven, never absolutely inebriate, but for_ever tippling. A '|' A- - epohtmmn on ms rouuus Iatkle both Workingmen and granger; tries :0 make them think that he Alone can save the land from danger. chucks the baby on the chm, He says your wife looks really youthful dthough you know you’re fifty-five, ‘ just twentyâ€"if he’s truthful. You look . ‘ That s fishing. little wife beside me stands And steals a dimpled arm around me; kiss noon my lipâ€"that’s baitâ€" Some information to astound me. [erbcnnet is quite out of style, Her summer wrapp quite past the using hat lovely oneâ€"s” ChEapâ€"qt Brown’s Is just the one she would be choosing, That’s fishino, 0 whether the game be fish or men, The bait be kisses, worms or blushesâ€" [he place at home. by sunny pool, 0r tennis ground at ei'ening’s hushesâ€" gthe old (3 aim» the serpent played mm M" :r Eye in Eden’s bowers, “a Adaa. ‘ ms and daughters all, Will low sport to time’s last hours. '1 .iat's fishing. .‘rin W. Matthews in American Angler. I am a; Llateusitter, according to a. Studious habits and he used to keep .me cOmpany (more than agreebly), §1tt3ng inthe ingle neuk smoking and Slppmg hisliquor‘ while I corrected versions or M} my Horace. ’_\ , __J ________ The night of my story (such as it is) was bleak and stormy, and I was fain to draw my chair in to the fire and lose fnyself to things external. But present- 1.‘ the voice of my landlord restored file, roughly muttering that it would be ‘mair seemly to put by my beuk against the Sabbath morn”â€"-a just and relev- gun-- ”he tmy muows ; lfiance upon L . ark 3 wish, and huh above Minds a sucker m the willows. 'l'huc' fishing. m- maid trips the} tennis Court, r en eyes airline her going; rblack-and- yellow blazer burns ghole right throughthesunset’s glowing, adrives “the ball across the net, md into hearts consumed with Wishing ,drives 3 dart from Cupid’s bow; She‘ll land a sucker, too. She’s fishing That’s fishing. apolitician on his rounds tackle both workmgmen and granger; "an: to make them think that he 00th besides “Ayn; and the sooner you put by that bottle the better for the whiskey and your own morality. Man, are you not ashamed to sit swilling there, for all the World like a malt-worm '2” “Ye’re owre gleg' wi’ your 1:093:13: Dominie,” said he with a. sneer; ‘ye should snare it for the weans at the Schule.” ‘ 1 Was about to retort when we were startled by a great knocking at. the door. which continued while MaCKmley meled along the passage and drew the bolts. His ill-humor evidently found Vent against the new-comer, for Iheard him grumbling without- ‘5 “‘1 . _ -Lnnn;ncl ~~ â€" D‘ â€"â€"-w--â€"O “Whét gate is that t6 ‘be chaPPing “,3 decent door, fit to deave the hale klngdoi‘n i” BY MONEY T0 LOAN. : The dense take your gate and your Dec HARRY HAVERIEL. 20th, 1 887' , pRlVATE FUNDS. ‘yy u!“â€" ixcck are turkefir red. 1th radiant hope are gleaming. 1Use the bobbing cork Watchman. N0 STORY. LA- y. __ Barrister, Solicitor, c., of York 8: Ken Streets, Lindsay JULY. 14 1892. ‘. DEAN . kingdom ! Am I to stand all night in the rain? See to my nag, my man,” a voice replied in an English accent; and a dapper little fellow came swaggering into the kitchen. . He removed his cloak as he approached the fire, and began to kick off his dripping riding boots, swearing profanely at the weather. Just then his eye caught mine and he made me a bow, exclaiming. “Pardon me, sir; I trust my observation did no offence to your cloth. By the mass the apparition of a divine is more alarming than that of Mephisto himself, in a moment of imprecation !” “ It is an ill habit, sir," I said ; “but you are at fault in supposing me to be of the ministry, though (as I pine) my profession is scarce less sacred." “ Ah, I take you. Now I smoke the Domime; and what worthier employ- men ‘2 Am I not right ’3" “ Why, yes,” said I, somewhat amused. “ I knew it, I seldom missthe mark,” said he with complacence that was highly comical. “ But here comes mine host with supperâ€"and a poor one, 1 warrant.” Desplte his protests, he gave a good account of the platter and of a. bottle of wine (which he declared unfit for a. gentleman); and grew a trifle prolix over our outlandish country, as he called it. ' “ You wzll not be travelling in such a. barbarous locality for pleasure?” I ventured to remark. 7“Arhv! you say for pleasure? that would be telling. 'We must be circum- spect, though what says your ancient ../1 oyuvn, Vllvubn- vv --- v V , J â€"A mare ez‘ supere vz'x Dem concea’z'tur? Eh ? You like my Latiny 2” “ Better than your profanity, at any rate,” said I, with more civility than candour, for the solecism was gross. Uauu uun, Ly; ........... “Ha! ha! It. is a true :entiment none the less. The head has little dominion in these affairs of the heart. Come, sir, a. toast! The fair Countess â€"-nay, let us say, La Belle Incomzue. / A bumper to her heavenly eyes!” ‘- v..-_.,__ -V By this time the stranger 'was in his second bottle and very merry, bestow- ing sundry winks and nods on me in knowmg fashrqn. -. 1‘ ‘4..__‘_'_“ Luv " -â€" 5 n. - “ See here,” he said, suddenlv coming close and glancing at MacKinley, who seemed sunk in a lethargy, “here is that will make you gape, my scholar.” He drew a small casket from his bosom and opening it, disclosed a diamond necklxce which (to my untutored eyes) seemed of priceless worth. I started back with a cry and be shut the casket. 1 l Uaonv I.- “You think that a dainty morsel to titillate a. dainty palate, eh ?” “ Are you not afraid to display such wealth before an utter stranger l” I cried out in astonishment. “ Tut, I know you perfectly,” he U'7uao v v. “ Way to behave !” he shouted, try- mg to shake ofl‘ my grip. “Am I to be robbed and murdered in this den of thieves and never lift a hand to protect myself? Let me go, you rascal.” “ These are wry words," I retorted. “Have a. care what you Sav. If any wrong has been done you the law will amply redress it.” H. . T.“ L-.m Hun 12W “ Yes, by against you both i accursed countr3-” ,I’ 11 have the law if there’s any in this pardone me, sir, for get a few minutes me to obtain my having recourse to THE VVATCHMAN LINDSAY, THURSDAY, JULY 14. 1892. legal authority. See how I am situate. What I hinted at last night was not precisely the fact, tnougl‘. no great evasion. I am in the employ of a London ;firm of jewellers. I was sent hither on an errand of extreme deli- cacy. A lady of birth in this neighbor- hood lately negotiated with our Edinburgh agent for the sale of a diamond necklet of great value. The Whole affair was to be carried on with 1 the utmost secrecy, and a counterfeit in ‘paste’ forwarded to her ladyship at the earliest opportunity. This was the necklet which you beheld last night, and which I placed under my pillow when I retired, somewhat overtaken, I confess, by the disgusting wine I had drunk. I was startled from my ; slumbers by the shutting of my cham- ber door. I felt for the casket, and, finding it gone, ran into this room, where I discovered MacKinley, and grappled with him; but he must have had time to secret the jewels. Now, you see, if I apply to a magistrate the matter becomes patent, and I hazard my situation. A most confounded fix l” I listened with patience to this lengthy exposition, and replied that we must make another appeal to MacKm- ley, and, if that failed search the house. But neither threats of punishment nor promises of immunity could move the landlord to further response than that he “kent naething of the flegerries, whether false or no.” Our search was equally unavailing, and we soon sank down by the cold hearth in desPair. The morning was chilly, and my garments of the scantiest, nor did I dare to leave the disp‘utants together while I sought to clothe my pers0n more decorously. I invited MacKinley to set up the fire, but, as he declined, I undertoak the task myself and soon had the flames up the chimney. I was yet dusting my hands, when MacKinley gave vent to the most astonishing cachingnationâ€" the more alarming as the sudden access of laughter Induced a violent attazk of the hiccough which rendered him almost ‘ speechless. -. x 1 I ,- 4. LL-L ”-3; Tun,“ ,-- “ I dinna mind 0’ lauching that gait syne the sticket stibbler dinged his bonnet in the brod, and ran to hing his bawbee in the vestry,” he gasped. “ And may I ask what the devil you are laughing at now P” roared the Englishman in a passion- .'I - 3-1-” “Haw..-“ _ __ ‘ “Gie me time and ye’ll see the jok” yersel',” responded MacKinley. “Ye were speiring o’ certain whigmaleeries‘ â€"jist sit down nooâ€"aweel, ye mauni ken its ‘tut fitting and richt that siclike should be lodged wi’ the landlo.‘d. Noo’ seeing that ye had nae mind 0’ the matter, but had guan to your bed wi’ a considerable drap in your e'e no to say awfu’ fu’, thocht I to mysel’, I imaun e'en mak’ shiftâ€"â€"â€"" “Have done with this," cried the nanncnmm- “and 1e11 me at once “Have done with this," cried Englishman; “and 1e11 me at where you have hid my property." â€"â€"A “How should I ken when ye were dinging me like ane gone gyte ? There’s sma’ sense in being sae whippert wi’ a. body. I was that fleed, it‘s only come back to me the noo whaur I pit it. And whaur should I, but whaur nano would think 0' seeking? In the ingle, to be sure; and that daft man the Dominic's kin'led the fire.” Next moment the stranger was kick-1 ing the firebrands right and left (to the great prejudice of my garments and integument.) Sure enough in the ample heap of ashes lay the charred remains of the casket. We managed to rake them forth and found the neck- let uninjured in the midst, the silicious material of which it was composed having resisted the temperature of the fire. “1C. The Englishman could not retain hunself from capering with delight, though wringmg his scorched hands at the same time. “I trust, sir’ ’said I, addressing him, “that this will be a. warning to you “ I trust, sir,” sand 1, aauresswg uuu, “that this will be a. warning to you against the idle vantiy which caused; you to diverge so mischievously from the truth last night." :He made no reply but began to blow on his fingers. So I turned to MacKin- leyâ€" “ As for you, MacKinleyâ€"-â€"â€" “Never fash yoursel’ about me, Dominie. Sakes, but I wonder at ye standing there haivenng sic moralities in your nicht sark !” 77 7 an. LL- Dnn1:uk_ U yuul lllvn;., u...â€" l - As I left the apartment the English- man had the fatuitv to laugh. iThi‘rteen Government supporters and four Liberals were elected by acclamation 1 in Great Britain Monday. ’innipeg’s Inland Revenue returns for the fiscal year just closed were $100,000 greater than for the previous year. The Peruvian, of the Allan line, which reached Father Point from Glasgow yes- terday, had on‘ooard as steerage passengers l 43 Icelanders. h 1 7 'ZU .va.w--..-_w , Chicago’s water supply is in a deplor' able condition. The river is pouring 500,000 feet of sewgtge into the lake, and 1L .3 LL- :ni-nbn UVU,v\vv vav -â€" the polluted water has reached the intake at the Water Works crib. It is stated that Emperor William has induced King Humbert of Italy to forego his idea of reducing the strength of the army, promising him that German bankers will dispose of the unsold Italian bonds and, if necessary, float a new loan. NEWS ITEMS. Money lent on mortgage, and mor- gages and notes negotiated. Straight loans at 6 per cent. MOORE JACKSON. 188 SILVER, Teacher of Instru . mental and Vocal Music, and Paintmg. Residence, 27 William St. North. 43-1y INTO THE PREMISES of Mrs. Eliza- beth Powers. two miles south of Downeyville, on or about the beginning of May, ONE EWE 8t LAMB. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take them away. MRS. E. P )WERS, THE WEST HALF of lot 10 in the 7th Con. of Eldon, County of Victoria, J- Con. of Eldon, County of Victoria, containing 100 acres more or less. Apply to DALLAS WRIGHT, owner, on the premises, or by letter to Argyle P. 0. Eldon, June 11, 1892. J- Park Lot “A ,” cansisting of one and a half acres. There is a dwelling house, well and good orchard on the premises. For particulars apply on premised, or to HENRY MATHEWS, Downeyville. HE SOUTH WEST CORNER of Park Lot “A ,” cansisting of one and Ijnds Lecturer on Orthopedic Surgery in the women’s Medical College, and in Toronto University; Consulting Orthopedic Sur- geon to Victoria Hospital for sick children, Toronto. 'Diseases of the Joints and De- formities only. Consultation 10 to 3. Bloor St. W. (Near Yonge St.) Toronto. 8-ly' Dr. B. E, MCKENZIE, B.A., U 0.31;; End'nersitllence, Russell Street, ‘ Lindsav, second door west of York Street. 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Benson House, where he will keep a large stock of Millinery 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 For Sample of our work see Editor of this paper. ] amen receipt ofz‘fie very [aiese deszgm, who}; will 5e famed in my carefully selected stock. STAMPIIN'G- DYEING and SCOURING promptly w doors Losses unpaid a_t ciose of each year. ‘ newspaper publishers, Rev. T.. Dewitt Talmdge, mercanule agencies and banks 1n New York City. WHICH WILL YOU HAVE ? $6,047 9,878 12.455 23.014 20,436 26,182 For thts Ladies call and see my display of y UUUUUU NORTH AMERICAN HOMES PUBLISHING (30., shows that after providing {pr a_11 liabilities the surplus of th - -2 14-4. ...... East of theBenson House Cash available for paying losses at close of ‘ each year. and Trimming Effects, $63,963 50,686 22,701 20,721 13,911 1,403 HETTG-ER To all our Subgcgihers for |892J ; 1301113 To ORDER Money Borrowed None $20,000 None 40,000 5- COBNEIL, Agent Royal Canadian Company. Surplus reckoning 1 premium notes at full face ‘ value. $101,816 115, 955 97,268 75,334 74, 068 67176 Selling at C 05;, and neatly executed World Building, m York. '. HETTGER. Investments each year. None 9,028 11,797 None