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THE WEEKLY --I
VOL. XXV. NO. 5.
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(i0DE1tIcu, ONT, THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1872.
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OF G. T.
(Ensaidaneu 1848,) •
W. Dlart4011,78.1ar;
AT UODIMICIII, COUNTY WI
Ht. sox, thr•azin.
THE WEEKLY SIGNAL, •
lamest kcal min le Mt t•eeinton.l. puldria
every I hued. limo.
AITI1, WPM AND CHARITY.
ODF.e. I • rttelP1.0 MO. 1111_15.F,11114 0015111
ind the- rag la the Ithapernine Hall. int
s ethe 11 evg.esgetwaslas esiodisaare.
retinas we• riedIsly MOW.
tioaftle.t.
11111 Ikeretery
tams - 41 50 pew mews ne ac ---$3.00 crag
THE SEMI-WEEKLY SIGNAL,
kt
ualy te-weekir s near., 5. porehettio...1..
Tuesday ashel Prohey aft. 'nook r
Truro- 41.0. per ...so 1. entrance 41 14poll •
ADVERTISING. -
P11/114•1 Went...ate Armed et. in 11••
void Nontsarol ler lie.. lawerthere. .4 Iwo eras
thr for every With thesirt...
thethe far yeinfy Wrerthana thole knows ea ap
pith.. et UN lane.
Ildrarth.e.wis. thew' wet.. lactation n'
(.tbe IMO*/ et ...Mon. lnaerod tee; u shed sod N. 04
chary. utherclinly HI, els •I the. 'OW
latabiat Wrentham an laths. ho erne. ; .11.1. Illock. ....len eh
awl...copses, lb. Theetheley ova.
Inr-n.s'elrAdr glogetthe street •nliiing
tar Orro-a - t• the We A ndethe,000.04 410 egirres ere rordiallj MOM*
•t•ad-ose 1.4 from the Wract ' G. F /1TKWART, Inertary.
uri Di Vi3i91 No. 120
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8 OF TE1IPERANCE.
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belelethry ru•i••.1104 et
so cleco dl eV Mint net don '
th Vsettag brethren conlealty thesce
=son it s.
J °MINIM le le '1"'HE B 11,A DB RY"
4 July .9041
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flutittoo, 1:1ftctolg. poetry. want ot loyailty between them, b
Daddy was getting ao garrulous that h
•-• - - sometimes, quite unintentionally, hi
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"Father. nions)'• Dom back again 1
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ELOTW.ONS,
0 't GANS.
rlIf ORGANF,
Piano stools, &o,.&o
Ithauferture be tta reletmatot Fin. al
R. 8. WILLIAMS & W. Tosarre,
The newt extensive soakerl la tier Mobtlever-
T"' loth.. that he has Lane
4Pboe • 1.5seent 'or chaterich cenel the au mr• mid leg
swath, of tie rhore Intl; relehretod anthead Wine-
gar.' (*Wel ell artee 'ea Made by then et
'1*'Ilt('yI'RER,,,
%verbs oar • er than 111.1 terthe entrildird al Ire sob
thorn. Werthrtthons Went Stn..
DANIEL GORDON`
God•rich,4arr 15, GM .30
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J. J. DELL,
Editor and Proprator.•
Dederick, Dec. 28111, 1872.
injures Eltrtitotir.
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, nettisinsst try boo afterstthla, p
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nal to blade Plow, else.
find Oro to taper. hal manor
3tterr -Jordan'. , Walt idneth.
W. HICK
Oodeort, Are 1.1. aoth
Olt
Rooms over
Goderich.
•agtot 40
fneentotterr
C. Polo,
IM50,000
tholthich,
• NICFIC•TARINT,
HGrO1 DrATISI
Poet Office, West Street,
4,4,041
wooDcorir,
• tr,./ falterel Apar, op, neer .1
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V Lend 28 8 per Cent
1.4100..
PATENT9
FO INVENTiONS
EXPED IOOSLY & PROPERLY
owned Is 'Neel Mans see r vrolt.
DATE‘T
eled room
If visa
Drenghtou
tii
stoma.. ess1se Mewl for arta
Agony le 1panatins ten year.
Wain', Oil..
Ottawa, Oensele,
Fillareer, Millie. of Indent. .4
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BRICK AMMATRMIG,
LAN AW,111`, VALUER, &e
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Cabala 1.4.4 Crcedll Co on tit Ins
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Cr, Lend Patents taken ont. Debt.
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PIANO,
.ZURICH HOTEL.
ft Hared, - „ - Proprietor.
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n••• bar le well et with 11.-th of Iry lath
troth/Me. nalaiattaahntiogl ethm en tea MeV
urna aconailinstarnatt tent mailman
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ZURICH. CO. HURON,
/FIN PRANG, 7 - Proprietor.
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PORT A tlIPPT MITRE.
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rift° wouloor.• • Proprietor
GOOD etherthellathei.
7,etenevugt. 14.'01
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301,Bt/RN E '.1(1TEL,
CODER1CH.
P. MARTIN Proprietor.
Clod Accommodation. Ample Stable
Room.
nt... is admitted to be a First slag
Honor kept in Good Style.
thieve 1.6th 4,70
DOEVION ARIA
WC)1211:4•1.
" J WHITELY 411.
5111W IN TUX 1104? U!CPREf-FENTP7D
a thenenhy. Winn. by the lermical Frofenion
.t the site of N. Tort lo excel the Von. of sre/1
other otta km.
IN POWER,PURITY,RICHNESS
140'-
FCQII,•Lirs-v or Toxic.
078 le report, seeneethletertl• fin,* fames.
seth e...1:favrap....* 111 4. tbdoeson, oil the wealthy
en In the ("mat HON .4 40. Proin
Ila_is.1....-patewireite-rea tar' 221217Tr.'
T.20ZIPA•202221• thr
• hon. In -.they ',pert
ntrIpet eon n/ the nowt 61.11,..1.,t1 k Insli•hil. end the
etriaret ee•et p..lor h. Inn warted .t. 'Ay W
, coo he iced., in 'thins, et the most h
perftht luortment O. arm made.
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thsare of yoor suet. end then;
F. I acorn In leaner of 'our puny "sada
obi Um ()coital scorn Met thus.
llo• 1 larigh'd . 1 ley *Oil
• ear loan, • in ,iintleas he to,
at ,-4.44.' 4.i, .1.titsatt
1.444.,pre,. of Malan .
Whoa raw nu •rtny town th.l,14,
• awry upon the was,
'Z'"W•o
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• (14 wayeat4 home;
Whea 1 roark'd the peeer•1 ?Wetly reed
With thee t, her h Ite deely hors,
Ace 1.•40,1d, oo.: 4 et the 1.1.47
tsu'd .1 111, is eery oar;
Whe I thosenthel the potheng <mow'. speed,
The didto et the •••rrier dose,
4.4..; love the law of a tut
Or the Itte• uf inpatient lore ;
out things which got Beni). into trouble
it, go on.
obliged td remind grandfather that h
ao, when anything le ppened, Benjv w
was not to tell.
"You won't tell another that I let you
fall in the mud, will you, grandfatherf'
he would say, u they but their steps
honifiwerd.
- erth no, Benjy, ' the old nian pro-
testod. "1-1 shant say a word about
it."
At drat, behre complete confidence
had been established between them,
Beni, tiought on one mveasion re-
zhate his gnindfathere Wit •
cent (said' he did Ilset at that moment
possess, but expected to hansom.) day),
hut he had come to know that the bend
of lore between them was strong enough
40sustain their mutual devotion, exc. pt
when it age occasionally beeieurnl
L) 4114
Wh. shoo Id he bound to the resetweeeet. power .1 either love la uioney to control.
1 reseed sot hat Odell how the wend would fee:
Awl ...id to the II; thieve."
A5 the. v•ee oartetise'd •fie.
__;*
. Going home, in the summer ravelling*,
. which, in Dathly's case, was beyond the
inadvertence, or a tepee of memory,
. after their rambles Daddy and lienh
•
Daddy Dears Monsy: had deetilvnteiesng tales to tell the
„Ix. of Stinkers Town.
family of t e eunders of thogreat world
HOW. IT WONT, Atli NOW IT C4111 •
"Grandfather," he said, "it's a
time for your gime of ale, ain't it?"
"Wail, yea, John, 1 thin* it's go
nn that way," said the old man,
cheery time.
"V ill you take it beret" John aa
"Is this the NagW Head:" the
01*0 in.quired.
The liag's Head wu :he w
he had "used" for forty years:
"No, graridfather," Jobe said: '
is not the Nag'. Head; but they 01
good glees of ale hoe."
"Well, just u you hire," Daddy
minted.
So John took the old Man into a p
lie house opponte the workhouse y
and gave him t.he usual five nickels;
it wive Daddy's pride always to pay
hialiquor with his own hand. W
Daddy was sipping Meal., John t
f ,ft•• couple of gliets. et spirits: la•
tryierle-serenrins
**point When the old mu=
shed hi. glass, John took him u
tore by the hand, and hurriedly
int across the read. He visa at
ate, hesitating. aid' a full heart,
Aloe, that those relation* should ei.
hoot , often have fallen upon indifferent ears!
But John and Martha were teeuming
tting • sullen and moody, a prey both of them
o to the deepest anxiety. The family was
still increasing, but the business cosi-
hod. tinued to resist all efforts, the direc-
gthi tics of development. . John was getting
deep into debt. Tho tirtits were hard,
hich and were coaling en harder with tne
preach of winter. Coals were at eight
'this cents a hundred, liotatoe• at • cent a
PaY
eve
I
so
reetr
in R.
nt
he
le- V
eh t
to
00-
e re
ftp & pound. The poor people couldn't
the price. Poor women came for a
a.. pounds of coal, and took them away
. their aprons. There eras scarcely •
oh_ , use for the truck. When coals were
org, dear and fires so amall, Chaldron.t
for Wit a good deal given to warm itself
for bed, which thus became a parttime
hila institution. The consequence to Jo
gga,gd was that. kis bed -wrench rusted in 44
was nem, lied in view of thglrayde whi
to eeconveliteed 4pm-it, it mean be sod
fin- have been engaged in the disastrecte
cupation of eating it, head off. Th
fortunes of the emporium were at a ve
low ebb; John and Martha could mane-
ly provide bare food for the tamity.
The black Beadles,clamoring for victuals
and not finding satisfaction at the little oI
round table, named like • cloud of
locusts over the stock in the ahiip, and
making short work of the carrot., at-
tacked even the cabbege-leal es and
turnip -tope. John and Martha were
denying themselves day after thy, that ch
the 1.bdnian ought have • bit of some- hi
thing nice and nourishing. But thIugo
were coining to crisis now. The coal -
merchant, the potatieinerchant, and the
landlord, all three threatened process, •,g)
ATI
and John woe in boort/expo:Winn of
an execution. All hie striving mid been ,t
of no avail to save "him and them from
that disgrace." It must come row. ,..,
Notting coeld avert it.
th
Ono afternoon Jihn vras sitting 016 0. tb.
stool,on the site of the mountain ofei•al, 016
which had been removed to the laat .11
shoveful of durst (and, •las the capit-
alist .4 1.11. wharf had not the faith to .0
replace it) utterly dejected and du :
ple- E
ted. li was • temble trial for • strong -
hiwt
than with • 51001. heart and a vigorous
will, to be thus beaten dowu mid train .
r•ze.a life twat
ID,' money is
ie George't .
t now that
uApn doll:es:1%
ril,teadridiiel0"11Spedr 1144tbsuirbRia"r ia4t0/4140
14
every time to give it eiviphsaie.
"Are you gime mati„ John r
Martha's reply, when sho as allowiel
almalt•
•
"You see, sir," said J 110 to his v
tor ; she thmka cunt he guar ; Ito 04414
der 11 I thought you were nowt Gut
heria-Daedy ;Vet reit e yon, fdaro Fay,
and you Cats 4,44 haft.l. he toffee talked
about his brother :moo whs. *tut to
but thought lie had teen dad
e
o
At that moment Daddy came in Ervin
one of his welts with ltenJy, and was
told of his fortune.
"Dear," he said, sicking into hM
chair, "brether George is dead. Fuor
bopi; poordati t.1a
boy.'oleland after some delays
caused by the difficulty of procuring the
necessary thoufs Erase.) great adiatanett,
the great "Sew -York Life" Company
Paia ever the tweutv thauainii_ &Lam
And one day John, knowing Daddy's
Itiowisli
te.Liyew;ftf.alvlen
,nho,
mg • which had ken the old mair's bank
ii the days when 11. 4,00 well to do.
"There, f.*'her," said Martha, putting
hisbs.tuL.ub
lnvhanitr'
d. "And now what
illi
"A hat sill I do with itl" said the old
an. "I'd- Ill keep my minium to
iijyfm, •hne,..d1,,ui I lit
"Bum
t there s ore than will buy the
n
"Youdk,,,Lu: mean that, Md
artha,', sai
liealau
-"Gli yea, }stoma, a leap
"Then," said Daddy, "I'll give the
st to John, to but a horse anti cart."
"Bet there.e mote even than that,
Or PRIV. itisoe FROM $3,30 o81 000
meount of van in. .04earth.
T. J. MOORHOUSE-
AGENT.
The .a wthithateont•lo • Tthtire• nada- fat
•e'l trithlthel.., both eiresd itletrithe
00,0.mar .4 74 •theetefthethent
Kortft 8;414, iforket &parr.
002$e, 11.4 Neat 14 nr
LOOK OUT FOR. THE
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R. WM.-LT
.7011N IC NOI
err now no note northet.
Ph fet6118 1311,11i1S are
SP ink Waegons._,
whir h foe anlatthn-e end elotheoller namot ha set
peened, and or exec...the patron. of ell who
w ent • Or.11..-141.1. article,
yth All Mork sh sersina
CARRIAGE TRI‘IMINO,
e sit 11. '40,1' he. well and ...dolly .0.-..atet ett I
derpatch, smear gnitrrytt.n•Aent • of Mr Joh,
▪ ifoianeny of Fr enorton1 one of the Goo
IUMBFR WaGIR•
en thir Ile. ...Ad., attend el to.
Jobbin d R
1... .1.1
emelt...rhos, of the work "'Ai thine (41 .740
11 roventhe
rioderi• h het War 1471.
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- Y'`U Tr! T" PIN] VICE
rle.'1711L VII Mhos. Id. *Innen
r Manna 40 10. rintelitaft. ILeTer • erf
ono, be amen- .-4 ones Int
.11. end 4.4.t.,,.,, el a• &three et en.. and thole.
t- eoeht .maal etre-tele v 4, 1010
Trt'fiT'T,L
• thee Plant whish he 1.15.1, nt follnelerecli fl
44 on lenwl c.o.. ler,. .1.l. I shoe live -
he, ha ;ell anitson gel An.i ln
n.rstran• Galin` .1.11.4i,Il• the foirehee TIWTO0
••
no'..'"n reefed Ging a tml eat, h en.
''.'017i";:;51;71 Ihelr,1"."1.'Ve
vt.•••pial• •......,,,l,( of gold to piano
;2, eiona___windsesAtut 14s jis_raintreS fa • weds-
atTiT({.. mann., rail PIM
/0()TICT,.4.'“ 3(1.! ENZ f
• 8...4 van. 1,71
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PHOTOGRA rib
no° Per Dozen.
W HICK,
New Bittehcr Shop
Opposite Henry Martini-
HOTEI,HAMItION ST
Itenthlthe he. realer. en Into Oen. that h.
h. nthath • Potent nano •t the shore 1.4ttro.
.4 he 41. fethosetell treetprls thnholent 4.1111
eff a lower or...a otheethre 10 1.0*.
fire 014... Gorey nen
Kg- delf an. la ell nees of teeth
Math *4*1. an.
ItARERT 11/11oLlt A le
ea.. War. Ith. Int ref -
1.0
led
the
look -
1,14 through a mist tof tears at the Lan
the workhouse bell, inviting only
hutch of despair; when the old m
ooked up in Ins face and **id:
"John."
"Yes, grandfather."
"!Ain't this the werkhousel"
Daddy's look, hill intimationthat
new where he *1.4,the thought that
uspected his design, struck John
he heart; and he hurried the old m
way (rice the gate.
"The workhouse, grandfather,
.1(dIn said; what moil, you think
at? (Nut, dome •107; we're goi
Th. b; grthitlfathet, going home as
e can.
-
John was so =Simla to drag Dad
*ay from the spot, that he fairly life
m off his lege and carried hien ac
0144,44, In Ina excitement and has
finite forgot Daddy's feebleness, an
rried him along at such • rate th
e old man h.!, hie breath, and w
arly falling. 1. was not until a atree
ad been put between them and t
irkhouse, that John relaxed his epee
d &Hoe ed Daddy to mover hitnee
ter that he had ied him gently bac
the enifairietn, took him in, and r
cod hint in hie old chair by the lir
'1 couldn't do a, Martha,' he saii
ly hand was MI the bell, when
ked iip at me •nil spoke to ine; an
look, and what he mid, etrock me
heart. 1 couldn't ltil it, 1 telt as
a• eoingsto murder the poor mar
s worse than murder, Alartha, t
a fellow-crerture in yonder; it
tying him alive!"
'But, John-'
say, it shall never he done by
rtha 'John interposed sternly. "W
it do the beet we rim for him, an
ve to the Mat to SATO hith and our
Yee from that disgrace "
An interchange of looks meted th
'Tact between them -that Daddy w
have a home with them whilst the
I roof to will their own; and Ind
bread to share with him.
die
the
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bit
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he
to
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no,
of
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aid
roes
to
uI
at
as
he
41
If, led under the feet of a cruel and releiii-
k legs Fortune, whom he had wooed with
e- hie -art, and wrestled with all his
e. strength. Poor John had received so
father ; eser 1. ,,,tic, more.
"Oh, swell, you just keep that for
urged, blanks, for taking care 40( 70443
d father;
AIM Daddy, with no elsdarirate (Deign,
t with the simple Mete:ems" nf a
ih tastonettines wiser than the snots
mittens of law, saved the dangerous
malities of will-makieg and the
arges•for legacy ditty, by handing to
• daughter. Manhattan beg containing
the emery. .
Before John ertn thought et his borne
eart-thoueh that was hirking in a
rner of hie 101.1 -he regained the
windy of Daddy's ..ld hoese. fermehed
with ma many of the old-iiicke ea he
uld irony.,' from he brekere elope,
th teeny splendid new ones best les ior
eirrieingrooni, and, when all was
ne,led Daddy hack to his old quarters,
I joined him there 'ink tlartha and
the family.
Hot dotage had hien coming upon
r old Daddy, and he could ely
n ude to untlerstend the chatter which
taken place in-lins-pretition. H.
meat last to lane- that it e ag a dream,
sl sitting by the fireside of au ec
and recognizing 1.1. old room 11110(1
with the tam. of .oho and kl,rthis end
heir Childie•rolil; tell his daiighter
ake him ep
lid so bo went on dresuning, until
winter's unit.. 10 sok* up ill • land
ere there was • 1. 0" 40 gotng to sleep.
nil the days 1,1 .1.lin and Martha aro
ly 11. 1. long Alla iangpmth
orts, for ey
,,, Fill their old father ill 11i et aro and
d, and the hr:•aki which thvy mat up -
the waters hes coma bark to them
11 a him i st.
he
11
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Old Daddy had net onlynern a con
ghlerable expense to Jehn and Martha
hitt tiering the winter month* he hi
been much in the **y. 104* alway
pottering Afton in the shop, which hen,
sherthe inttimproomt-
nmeh ac.•pe busieess and d etticity
coml Med. ,-Bot now the fine flays werg
eon '&1('la
* Daddy •n)it 44, ahle
41. 01(1.4 !re• o I drill of It. loth e.t.a of
doers So, when the fine dais Mime,
;WI,, Ro.jv. J- ho',, yonngeet but;.,,
who *441 root enenvh te be of any
assistance4, the [mantras, •11.11 ditlt•ed
to the Rle ,IMI Bridal tlety mind
in grandfather and takieg him for
eheti it was movement 4, Fel
Oeet .1 the *my. I,ittle 84ojy,
e, large -heeded. wise -looking hev, of
Year*. was Dubly's eapecial and
orite;nr, perhaps, it might ha., /awe
much move teener sible a torsOn
Itenjy, that Daddy was Iiis pot st 11
mite Be that sa it may, they
ed earh othr, end 'on tine divyt,
the Ada shon, it was their deivh;
ander hand in bend liming the eisivfi
ty streets, prattling toga her like
eltilipin, and gaging in, with child-
wonillsr, at the pretty things in the
'hop window.. The people mond
l-mt called them the Babes if, '4.-
%'«..1, and old Deddy was eartainly
el tench • Mae a• Seely,
these Yeandeoite tienjy lan• Men
net to -slows his Bold of Daddy 's
41, for itee partleelarle rojcentel
to leave him f• r a moment and
toyer he did, not to hit him rnmh's
n. Ono witelde day Berle did let
rly tumble, and 11*'! *tate nt mind
*110 )16 f.4r fear hie mofher +toted find
t. 81, 11,4 his Nett Vrith hi. little
prieket heetfliterchief effsee .71
ef mint from Riddles trwew*-0:
he emu afrskt lest the told man might
on him." free that Am. ••• any
many heavy falls that the spirit was toA
almost crushed tint of him. 'When he
looked up and so.., strange men dark- ,,., Wnh
ening his door, he felt that the last blow
was ab••ut to be struck
like
"Coles in," said he • "don't stand
n ,,,
upon"?. any ceremony, I beg, I'm 1114(1. nee
pre_paftd for you. -
c,Aru you ;" said the men, curiously. wit
"Y•• I Jelin replied "I k
now
vont 047111(1as well a* you do ynur.
If."
"Thi Ton 1 'said the maai in the same
tine. •
"Do you c mie bete to mock nis r
cried John, angrily, .risitag and facing
the intruder ; "o mock me as well am
ruin on I"
"Mock pm r' said ills Isom.
Yes, muck nye," John repeeted, in
the
10014 1.141417 tone.
"I did tee Celia IFITO to mock you
far from it," the man raurned,
feet, ley business is not with you et all. I
outlet to see Air. Dudd, who was an old
neighbor of mine.
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H A I" DOZENI om RA (lc !gm ATIYIti heel
LA. 32 rent, postage fma One got', from 1,,76
`•••••le fator• *Ten., poetesie• frt... to any "e"
address
ret Particolar Attention pa Idioropy-
In
Ig old Ambroiypes.
For sober large or 1.150 phni TI.
•ohnrilter4.1 retrninethek• frith /.•
• I roc. ha enfoloth•t tonde el tha Aiwa, 140
juin shy lhat lo. he• made seek iee-
Dad
,stnecinanflin hi. gallery 450 ,44 'writ • Ithrl•
of the wee he
41 00
irs4 ‘reat Itediteta•e ON eno.,0
-seo rholgt alpe.
1.1.. Josssos. 1 1419.
/lerosteleb. Aar. I . 1410. .20 458
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Pianism El1tthterin.
The Neu England Former tells how •
(melees hog was killed, and etenniente
there, :
We concluded not to enter hi,
elle, knife in hand, but eillure him by
sieLe dainty morsels rip to Ids trough
and then plant a pistol ball bttween his
ems end Ree what the effect Would be.
It waa ecellent. All hie former riuth-
nese in 0. moment viaelone. Ile lay
tiehire rismatently"as dead a• a wallet."
"Yrei'll excite* Itle, 1 hope ; bu. are ir,, oluealmg, nor dead y threat of the knife
in greet 4511454, and I expected noCing into tho psi ir Arleta throat Thant wee r
Mit had news," evidentlr no pain felt, mine limb *rovd
"If I 4111 net mistaken," said the or nimielei niteered. • • • •
stranger, 'it is good news 1 broati you. Nuw.bias some the hoe-butcherng*
Von a1e51r.-Dodd's son-in-law, are you son, and the coontry round will mem
.107 r with the ecresids iyit g h,a, n
-"1 om air.;.00d wish I warn a the women faint, and theehildren i
richer eon -in-law, for hts ••k- " John family, with their fingers in then
reviled. rim into tbe del ths of seine
"Porhaps there will be no fio get away from foe sounds, w
,hat, for 11.. sake," the etre. et re- .411tiever forget, though the
turned. to hyoid people.
••ss Mat 40 yo mein f' john asked. It it an lige of libernlity
• small
'Hail, feel, this, ' mi0 the ranger. be an agent humanty. 11.
' A f, days see I notscesi 1411 sd• P0141111.10 by law, to italitinte to pal•
O I "or hoist, let it alsollt wh. h
• creator* to nedler•ong
have sheltered ani
enred for • year h4.ri hon.. a
We have giv and so sudden&
iodides with OII their pow., , cal
Mann inn% Atilt in,. int( Otr. .1o11r .41, of ,c"mu20 '1' or "a '
Neiman Strom, I waled upon that gentile 1116°, 1,4111 WO,
th• pereon e anted •riateree !My forward widodit nein,
Dot1.1, ntr old "Mh'o', and Th07 fell' ., ft wth with ate hos.
hat. as no..xt of kin to his brother or ate. the reader, then, . e to lh
trorge, who died some ties* ago in )nal of his shall he hunted;
Wah, holo entitled to tweety thorium? TA" h t and hoetsda sad than sof
dollars, 40 14,, proceeds of an Ineorenee the knife 1102,e.
policy held by hie Iterrhet on hie ow Inki baton
"Hold hard, sir," mad John, grasp
the vtranger hy lbw are*, anil Marin
loot wills bleed itia. "Yon're
me • las*, • woad Isrli with
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iidoeming him that if lie applieit
to Johnaton, attorney, 111 Naesait
5444., .0 he woulti Ise*, olf &m." "Ig tit
stung, N •w, thinking; the
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