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tit*, bolo Ilene of Montreal,
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VOL. XXVI. NO. 28.
saws.
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ft AND ATTi tnNY.T. IT -LAW, • •
i.t,Nrafteeiry. : Cnesti Aitarnay,
t, Odom inCourillaa.**.
ereerrinize iiterrow. -
ItS,1601.1CIT013INCIIINCE11T..te.
erket Gielerrh.
a J. 1.6er-sow.
AND ATTORIST. SOLICITOR-
. fae.. Gaderieh,thet. ase
iCwx•T NIKATWOr.i
t.
reteeteloy, c.t.N.rauotr.. Crablis Block.
141-8. MEETS - AT - LaW, SOLIC1YORII. 1N
MONEY TO LEND. 1273
_ _ _ _
" Tho Greatest Possible Good to tho Greatest Posaiblo ?lumber."
•
GM -TRIM, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY. JULY 30, 1873.
ilicctings.
GODERICH LODGE NO.
Sinolettr
I %kill It RS, ae., Coder: 'v.
16 3. s SINCLAIR IX.13. SE tilE.R. Jr
Dee. ist.isn. .
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f WY. U. tiQUIElt.
RIOTER, AlTiillSbk SoLIEL-
'haintery. A.% ylericii, trata
3. C. Dytlor it Co's Euler:net Market
Singh, 1443
' 17.. WAI..1.14:11,
diesty.s,TI.LaW AND SOLICITOR -1N
hadliery. Coarejkhcsr, Notary Pulnic,tte.
. ever firi O. E. dret4I11-1`e Sten% (loa-
n* S. 137b-tiot
G• IL C., A. F. A. A.
was REGULAR COMYUNICATION
is betel on tdolirrt Wegawiday of each
month st 7.30 e. Valtlog brethren
cordially '
W. DIC,LSON. See.
ew73-1.
33
eloderIch,4th May, 1271.
Montn to imb..
SliQM,C)CPC).
f110 Loan on FARM or Tows preparty4 et 7 per
I cent. Apply to
61. can rAIGN E, USW, ao..
OeLS011. sval 4Itf theterree.
MONEY TO LEND
T PER CENT. 15111116 INTERFS7
ilk for 5 ow 10 •years. Interest repayable either
eszlror hallyehrly A ppiy,to
I 11.:N M ATHENS,
ISt. Helene.
1300-tf.
C AMP' AIGNIe
scrav AND. CONVEYANCING.
not NV v Arial Assignor.
Goderlth. Ott.
NEJLICOMisG7t 461 Reartnri,
Alatrlit.S. ATTORNEYS, inlICIT01{3,h,„
se , Wait Ont. wit
MONEY TO LEND.
A.MIES
MONEY TO LEND.
IN IMPROVED FARM* PRO-
` perty. at 8 per cent simple interest
per %mute. Apply to
SAMUEL SLOAN, .
Colborne Hotel.
Goderich, 8th Oct., 1872. 1,338
--
MONEY TO LOAN
• At LOW.RATES OF INTEREST.
pREEITOLD Permanent Deiltlingfand
e• Sayings Society, of Toronto.
For particulars apply to
A. M. ROSS.
Agent at Goderich.
Secretary and Treneurer,
CHAS. RODERTON,
• 'Toronto. ' 1343.
l'1,021EY TO 1411D.
. .
yaoa...; 1,0-rw. -Tsetse OF RliPATMINT
Eget'.
itrttCarpent.ree, .listerers' cot Moons'
•ierich. Plans sal Specih•Atione dr .wn
tricT.10., ae,,C0t: Err ;RE
wept maimed and valued.
1.3o7 :7.
_
Tag CITY or TOUOSTO PIRMAN [NT
BCILD1110 AIPSAYINOSSOCTITT
Ad var cesnanney at reduced rates for from
2 to 20 years. lAnans repayable in in -
stahnents to snit the bummer.
informatien giyen on applioation.
R. II. K1RKP 4.TRICE,
13ee Agent.at Coderich.
Illeiellsonan. Latsvsson Sc. rtobrneon
' trs an bead all kinds of 31..),,,, Nor., Bl ind..
4
5, , ogling.. oaf trressod Loulor, at tha Ued-
a li Pleolag Milt.
i .t• - ' . nee.
4
t 'I Ae'. M. CAMPBELL
i'.. i IrstertharY Surgeon.
iitenfiLr or Canon Universiiy. Wows, Sew
lige. . 11DINCS, I AREA.
YOTy111i 0,1141.14SO. ,.I' i 'out. v,,,,,wszy
16111 vi Ilvytleitt every Satuplay. 13533a..
.
MONEY TO LEND
At Greatly reduced Estee lietererst
_-
THE wilereigined has any
front... t.. newt years. at • lOW 1.10.e of
amount of nirnoy to
interest an 1 favonrilde terms of repayment. parable
hy yearly instalments; rate a expenoe will defy
cbnipetit.q..
HORAcz HORTON •
Appraiser tor the Canada Per •
inanesit Building & fiavings
Society. of Toronto.
4 T. DUNCAN, V. S.
Go...o,oto os Osittanm Tyner:gam' C,4.1.nos.
. <WICK AdID stAnuts,
,remo7, Foot cl Colborne
S. He -Horses examiued se tosound-
1313
PATENTS
FOR INVENTIONS
EXPEDITIOUSLY &PROPERLY
4ottw.
WRIGHT'S HOTEL
43103311nitickl. oNT.
QITUATED ON THELHICHT BLUFF
•••7 overlooking the Harbor, Lake and
River.
This house after being thoroughly
reeevated and furnished is now open
foe. the summer seamen for the reception
of guests.
Parties erring to Lake Superior by
ehe Manittla will find -this house very
convenient.
Lergefainilios requiring rooms should
engage previously either by mail or tele-
graph.
J. J. WRIGHT„
Proprietor.
1.Goderich, 20th May, 1 73. 1370
EXCHANGE -HOTEL,
EA after SQUARE GOIDERICIT.
CAPT. W, COX, - 1410PRIETOR
OF TaE MIR') aaTEL.
A eontinnani. of the farm. d purport' of the
Coionervial and Travelling Pnbi cast WU atnerded
beamed', tire, lies; vetfully solicited.
1334
INSURANCE CARD,
The Siebsenther is agent far the tallowim;srid.-ciase
Inentronces Companies
PlItiENIX of London, Eutaw'.
. HA ItTr )R.1) of tfarttora.
.rterviNCIAt f [pronto.
liat1311 AMERICA, al Toronto, •
Vitro DItarine ilotte at the
lowest possible rates
HORACE rionToN
Office Market Square, 0, elerieh.
• eet. sete
eseer.
canade, the United States and Euro*,
FIT-i/itrirrna:arasteed orinyoinchaux‘iiogrttn: pri t.
LINNET reuse,
meet. Canada
weehairkia 1 Eno.lneer, Solintor of Pstehie and
Ifirvinhonian.
• lith 1471. w
iINTCorrICE.
MAI BARNES in returning thauks
J.'s` tie her friends Godench for part
rozoreeee, bogs to my that ahe is now
prepared to give Lessons on the Piano -
feet. amd Cabinet Orese and in etnIng.
Reaideneo opposite Mr. Savage re
Colboane St. 13G3
usic and Drawing.
138 LOWES wishee inform km,
friends and the public tkat she is
to give, lessees on the Piano
beefornsetlytieraghlt 1;Yeensfini:.
et teacher, she feels con &lest she
esei give satisfaction. Also, ems ist
Egawing, Water -colors, dee on wed.
misdate and &inertial &hormone. pee
terms, apply st tfle-reeidence of ldr.
0, Truman, Hamilton gine,
13la
1873.
AN CHOU [JAE.
IngetnirrsSailEveryWedricaday
and Snitirday.
To 6.N11.111i.M NEW YORK AND 01.AS-
stow, Callon.; at 1.a.louiterrs to laud Mails auil
ta•sion•e:..
113. l'i•••••ni., hooket 3 tore tr•loil to rte..,
from nil llaiiviAyStan-lts In rra Britain, I re! v..1,
Germany, Norwath Sweden or lhoouark and
AWICrIPS, 114 lankly, • 1.1,0;,11,1". ly 4,1
Chemay. sny ot114•1 WW1 114
Irroni Nee 4.
s;o61:16:r4“Tc166:,14.
• Sept. 2 ...1 A.. VOW., Oct. 1 h,
40,4. Int
WAt., 701 ......... 1,1 se., tot. 2Sth
Sat, Oct 110. ..4.44.1.31111.1Wat., Nov 4th
and iyeey 4.1 ly 210 SS lUnIk‘ tbirrafter
. from Ver 2.i. North Eh er, et noon.
' Ron, t'velil.r 10 ,
14,10nr.,!,41) ,?..1,0•41, OW !Orton:
Fins? 3,1 11 3... 111, On to loolrinn
Cabin • E•ionrilovi Tickets Goiod for n ontlie)
a••nr:in.e beet aceoneeliithm. 130.
Intern,. lilt,. ViCA. gtrerate
ceettgeete. ;it I.• itt EST It r n tiongla
hereto thime wisIon.; to 14.11.1 for the friend
Oraftev.inkel flityablv on pr.oier tat. ot
• ply lat viei.e. or to
NILS WARNOCK,
. S Goslerirb. On
Goderleh Oct. 23
THE STEAMER
liiratrance.
THE Lrulf-71POOL&LONIDON
G 1,0 13
IN.SURANCE COMPANY.
Available Assets, aity,opo,000.
Losses re.i in the conrar of Thirty -Ste- years et-
eeed
FORTY MILLIONS OF .DOLLARS !
Clair" bY casica.c44-.) SSW
11.10..1 at nearly 63,000000, are being
liquidated a. fast as adjosted wirviet-r
beellrity, Pravolt4 Payment, and Liberality in ad-
justment of itit looses are the prominent featnres 01
We wealthy company.
tilos and LIFE POLICIES leened with Ter,
liberal rota ition..
Head °aloe. Canada Branch. MON-
TREAL
3Mil It, lirsitlen I r„,iiteretartrt
Mo NTS 14 L
A. Goderich
JANNE. VIVIAN
g- vow 7,2Agass tens meg 041 Tag
, "ow ot Wronsed Watticitio stems we thee
..4==tri Fran Store, xs preparvig
Ms Me.
same?
1„,. vissosum ,OTISTEILS, Ee., 4,,
WA* weft
anap moo Ilt ALL *a 6.6,
61-671,%,
"BENTO-N"
0.W.McOREGON,
MASTER,
Will leen CloderMe forS AG IN AW 'and.
• intermediate ports ,
'EVERY SUNDAY MORNING;
And for Se RNIA, RT HURON,
DETROIT and CLEVELAND
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Vor Freigitt or Passage,
Apply to
1VM. LEE.
Coderich, leth Jdne, 1873. 1374
N OR TH SHORE LINE.
In connectiou with the Granti Trunk
„Railway. Shertest, Cheapest, and most
. direct route.
TorontoLif., Assurar.ce and
Tontine Company.
HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO, ONT.
TA T. 71.R1 21:1, BY CH ..... me soo
With liherty to increase to half a tall: ion
Amount ia, 25 per a f. -all paid
INTEStilliNTS 1.1301•6 crttui. En TO N11111T0111E0
.41.11M onat.• ALS,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
Proideat: The llov .V,VT:11 4.1.1A10, C•xsno.o.
111. P., Q. C.._4o. le. Toronto,
flee Prerident BlorrAT. Esq.
Gan Dei•nas, Tug. Judge of the County of York.
W. Eneces, Req., 11. D., M. Pi Prescott.
Awn, c neaps, Eel . Cashier Merchants Bank,
-• Toronto,
Wat.J. Esq., Manager Toronto &Anil*
Bank, Toronto.
111 .0'111 If ,IIRI.44111, Esq., W. P•
Steestas y omit Treasurer: Antintan H . esti
Applications for oe in tins
first class Compan red by
J. J. DELL
Agent at Godench.
1342
13116
WESTERN ASSURANCE
CO.APANY.
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO.
taE NEW STEIMER
WM. SEYMOUR,
EDWARD MARLTON, MASTER.
will ply in rennection with the G. T.
Railway an fullees : Leave Goderich
arrival of Extness Train from the• Ent,
wtother perreatine, for Kincardine and
Inverhuron at 3 p. 111., every Monday,
Tuesday, Wolnesday, Thursday and
Saturdity. Returning : Leave Inver-
huron a. ni., end Kincardine at 8
a. every Monday, Tuesday, Wed-
nesday, Thursday and Friday. Leant
Cioderieli for Southampton and Port
Elgin every Thurseiy, 3 p. m. Re-
turning, leave Southampton 4 a. m.,
and Port Elgin, 4.30 a. m. every Fri-
day. Arriving in Goderich each -day as
above, to eennect with the train going
East.,
BARNB. & PORT HURON
poct
Ten
Wanted, a habd to hold my own,
As down life's Tale I glide;
Wanted au arta to loan upon,
Forever by my side.
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Wanted, a firte and toady foot,
With steps leeur nd free,
To take its ansight d meant pace
Over life's meth th me.
Wanted, a fon° er and heel;
A head above my wn
Sou:tech that mig , t walk beneath
It's shadow lit'or me thrown.
Wanted, an eye within wh "ee depth
Mem own ueight leot and see
Whatspringetk femus guileless hes. ,
p:erflewing .}rith lent for mu.
Wanted, a RP ',those kindest smile
Would "peak fol. rad alone; '
A voice whoseirichest melody
Week) breatLe teletiees tone.
tiVented, a trues religious soul.,
To pions pueposo given,
With whom !nine liven tented pus
along
The road thit ka to Heaven.
at
"Olive V coe."
I
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eiterrem
In Ceti haven* bf tiny bays, &lave
which sheet th.e Lovers' Seat, with its
reef of honeysuckle mei jasmine, and its
surrounding borer of pereimed shrubs,
a large and weleintannol boat rested ett
ite sands, gilt -
moonlight, tho
'ot pewee up and
its ears. Upon the w
tering ithottly i th
spare figunikef Mr. He
down impatioutl .
'There goes t Ire o'clottke ho said,
as the chimes frokn the cherch across the
park faintly reacihed him; 'and that con-
founded packet stela Mit me They naust
row hart now tn catehl it. Upon my
wor.d, I believe these Trewsvases moan
to hang the girl, after 1111:"
13ut, as he spoke, *Haut' Trewavaa
mune rapidly deten thee narrow end steep
11
peg° leadieg 1 m the park above, and
ran eagerly to M et hitn.
'I guessed yo woul be waiting here,'
he said.
'When it the g'ir enquired Mr.
Iff mite ahortly. I
'With CharlesiTigo i replied Sir Hil
ton. 'She has refe4d inv aid. She
g ere with him I knot, not whither. llo
has g.it a crew If smugglers together,
and if the police, overtake. them there
will be a fight. ' I wetshed them go inte
a boat on that little timely creek, which
runs upletween the. wooded cliffs ye
the other side ofItho village; then I ran
hither. The eriwk weld tiand twista for
more than a mile lefore it relehea the
bay. Ah, there la the boat now creep-
ing out! It keel)* in . the dark fringe
Of shadow by the cliffs. Du you see
itl' I I
Sir Hiltoes eten boat was so close in
shore that seirl *dewy word of this diii-
i
loges hed twill eard lay the crew; sad
nowtone &along hints--• man is a large
pilot seat andel nailed het -started up
from the daze*** . in which he sat
eltrouded,anddisplayed te their astohish
led Ovid the serenely Melting face of mr.
Eshek .
'I take the command of this heat,' he
Cried, ia aa authoritative *eke. 'Glee
way, men! 'Follow the boat eon see yon-
der!'
'Throw down your oan, everv one
of you!' ezelaimed Sir Hilton.
Obey that fellow's orders if you dare'
'Mr. Heriot, I call npon you to nest
me in the execotton of my duty,' cried
the excited Mee Ealick• 'I Lave a war-
rant hero to arrest Olive Vercoe ou a
charge of murder. Give way, mon-
ey. way.: ;
,Yotv heist lot thein g,e Sir ''' 'Blinn,'
whispered Mr. Benet; 'there in no help
for it. We are in few' a figheif we over-
take the smugglers, that's certain.'
The agile oldIruummy sprang into the
boat as he 'peke, and Sir Hilton Treel-
ess followed him mechanically.
'I take the helm,' said Mr. Etliek;
seizing tho nidder. 'Row for your lives,
men! Yonder beat has not seen us yet;
their oarsgo lazily, fine wo shell overtake
her.'
There is an essitetnent in a race which
human nature cauctot resit:L:4nd as the
men bent to their oan, even the. little
dried lawyer, whoseebones crackled lite
parchreest as he moved, scanned them
with a kindling eye, and with a spot of
color rising in his sepless face.
As tke boat passed out ef the sletdow
of tho cliffs into. the full glen. of the
moonlight, Sir lieten saw wtth intense
vexation that tho crew did not contest of
his own men, but of stranger'. In all
things, then, Mr. Ealiek•had been before
him in itratagene and his ewn rowers
had douLtlesa beeh got rid of by some
ruse, or by the terrors ef the law; and
had he brought Olive demi here, he
would only hetet led her into a well -
concerted trap. It was duty to untier-
stand now why alie was left almost nn
wateheti, and :unmolested at the yillege
inn. Mr. Natick
thoughts, and a
broke over hie fat
'I was sorry to
crew and your bo
'but in the extent
raust stand seeds
place men here on whom I could depend.
Yon perceiver I etade sure the young
lady would accept your help. I am sor-
ry we are all disoppointed. Ah ! they
see at last we are turiming them. Give
way, Lois ! Tbej are rowing like de-
nt:Me.'
It was trim th
had not at first p
boat WM followi
perhaps, toattrac
nary speed, they, had plied their ()am
leisurely, and therefpre allowed Mr. Es
lick's men to shorten conzidera,bly the
distance between them; but now they
suddealy aweke
steady, swift s
the large trtg, fo
Sir Helton s iplessure-boat was much
liglater and smaller, and, to his bitter
chagrin, he saw it. gaining inch by inch
on Olive's ark of refuge.
The moonlight poured down en the
set, resolute laces of tho crew, gni on
the beamint countenence of Mr. Eslick,
whose smiles grew more and more se-
raphic as the distance shortened between
the twe beats; and soon, by the rays of
the waning mouneend by the phosphite:0
light dripping front the swiftly plied
oars, the faces of the pursuen and the
potuhr:rued become plainly visible to each
Charles Vigo sat in the stern of the
The ehove named Steamer helves South-
ampton for Sarnia and Peit Enron at
4.00 a. in., Port Elgin, 4.30 a. In-
verhnron, Cott() a. m., Kincardine, 8.00
.a. Goderieh, 2.00 p. en. every Fri-
day, weather permitting. 'Connecting
with River Beats for Detroit and G. T.
Railway Propellors from Sarnia to
Chicago, Milwankie, ec. Returning :
Leaves Sarin every Saturday at 8
o'clock, a. at., weather.pertnitting. For
further informaboa, apply to Byron
Wilson, Purser, on the Boat, or to TM*
Lee, Sotithampton. J. Eastwoied, Port
Elgin; -P. McRae, Inverharon e R.
Robertsen. Kincardine; W. B, Clark,
Sarnia; A. N. eloffat. Port Huron.
J. V DETLOR SON,
General Agents, Goderich
CAPITAL STOCK . 8400,000
SURPLUS- FUNDS 200,360.00
RECE rrrs FOR T EY E telt
ESD LNG J UNE 30th len. 357,858.28
LION . J . 31c-11 U REICH
President.
E. IIALDAN Managing Directer.
FIRE & MARNIE INSURANCE AT
Lowest Current Rat( a•
UTECIAL LOW TARIFF 0 F ILATES,COVI,K1NO
inintrance for on* or three years on detaolted
Dwallinits Churchee and Schools with *stoats.
ritittn• Towns and Country plavell. These rates tend
tering of policy particularly favorable W the Ionise
ag Community.
First Ciao man wanted for a travelthig gette1
fir the townships outlying this Teem. APIA/ ts
writing with references te theundersigned for treaty;
taleslon to the Ilead Ofilee.
D. WATelON.
Local Agent.
Godetich 14th thipt. 1117*
PIMPLES.
WILL send (free) redo; for my
VEGETABLE BALM, e removing
BLICY WORMS, 11101'01UP
FILICRLIS, MOTHS, T Mt and all Dm -
uses or nix Sena, leaving it clear aad
with healthy glow. Also sure proems
formsettrh esees°91.°1 °n bald heads
THOS. F. CH APMAN, Colorist,
P.O. Butt 51,91720E1.n". willinN1731aY"*.
words that had sprung tg his lips. Bert
again their own boat ehot forward, her
greater lightness and speed making up
for the superior streneth of the smut -
glare, and ehe distanoo between the
two grew momentarily less and les".
And now it was that Mr. Katie& eanglit
sight of a figure, wrapped in a largo
desk. crouching at Charles Vigoa fest
-11• figure so shrouded that uothing of
ie was risible, except a latlyes hat amid
veil.
'Poor little tbing 1' said he, a smile of
satisfaction and pity playing over
vapid festers.. 'I am glad to see la
safe. We shall be down upon them in
minute now. Really, Sir Hilton, for the
sake of humanity, ono feel. sorry Lir
her; she is very young, you knew.' !
'Confound it, man, hold your tong !!'
7
said Mr. lieriet; 'a policeman sh, Id
always keep that impish member of the •
human head between his lips.'
•
a Now Mr. Felice; Ilia not like -to Wield
'policeman; as head seperintendent f
tkat district, Ito consideretlhimsehqui
above suck- language as thisi he
sentei it in his ususl wee, by smili
with supernatural amiability, as he wit ,
blandly, 'I believe I know my ow
business, efr. Ilerioteend I don't wis
to he iuterrupted. in say duty by ne-
t:ailed-fur retnarks. But for the elk"
weight of yeurself, and Sir Hilton Tro.
wants in this boat, I should have secur
thellem:bpyri.:Lne.r betenv this. New then,
mon, two strokes Moro, and we haps
An unmistakable oathdropPed from the
lies of Mr. Eslick, as the two beats grit
neck and neck with each ether. There
wee no eowardioe In -tho man; his yelloir
flabby face grow not IMO whit tiglier
Yellower u Chnrles Vigo's crew saluted
their pursners in language et too strong
a description to be written.
are you fouling our boat for 1' cried ono
ro p off, you. ugly varmints. Whet
olecro:,ehwaroveal.i'mgrageh.0.7,andatit'ed1 ngiikytret.(Ealubplir°014
In an authoritative tone. 'Bid yo
.ru'ievo,m,icee a. nd n take her. ylnu sniggerin ,
mealyeiteuthed Taint" retot tett a so -
O....deuce, 1110t1 !' said Charles- Vie.
'Am I understane you are pursuing
my boat in search of bliss Varcoe 1'
re pliectAi MIr.hEat,,olicek.reerrau.t. against her '
'Really,' slid Charles Vigo 'I thouel t
Sir Hilton TrOVJAVIA was trying the ekill
of his boat's crow .agoinst mine. FP
vrith your cars, teen ! This is no friend-
ly raci•; it is something tarer-it
Cornish baronet turned policeman.'
Tito boats graepled as he epoke, And
hie men, restorea sudricely to wondretts
good humour, received Mr. wi
a greet affectation et politeuest, end
hived grin of delight, as that gentletn
stepped oa board and made his vier tee
the stern, mulling more sweetly than he
bad ever done before. Moro gentle
wathis voice, as he stooped down, and
laid his hind on the little figure lyi g
still at Charles Vige's feet.
Varet.e,' said he, 'I rogret to y
ii)trilisoptiteyr.painlitl duty to make you tny
Then the (sleek shook; the hat and veal
fell.down, and with *growl linden we -
mistakable snap at the superintendenfe
finger; tho good dog Beate; stood con-
fessed, his teeth dengeronaly visible.
A roar of lanehter ihcok the • bee
frora entl.to end -s roar that rang et
into tho sly, and began and entted, ar
began again. The latighter was c Intl
ewe for Mr. Eilick's own men. join
in it, while the little fusty mummy fro
tho Inns of Court shook at.d rattled eel
les bases in glee.
For the first time ip hit life Mr. lie
lick tried to smile, tool failed. The et-
tanipt was mechanical, for the man who
ghastly pato with fury.
'What te the moaning of this ?'
creel. 'Where that woman E
'Keep a. civil tongue in your bead,
policom•in,' returded . Charles Vi
quietly. 'There ere no wothen he
you perceive.'
'And there's only -ens awl the 'a
me,' said the same huge gisnt who d
belaboured Sir Anthons'e friend. 'I to
the oelebrated Cornish baby, six !tot
six in my steckinge, aridlhore ;a
sweeter -tempered Infant between t
and Lunnun churgie-town.'
Charles Vie° Ffiecked 1 inialy
laughter thatiollowed this speech.
'Mr. &lick, said he, .11aciog satisfied
yourself that Miss Vereee is nut heret I
presume yen have no further business
with met Your had better leave iny
butt miles! yen wish to be carried Ut
to sea.'
in search of my primmer,' replied r.
'I shall go on board youe yacht, 1r,
Es'ilricokit are. welcome,' Raid Charles Vigo.
The yacht lies in Bosvigo Pool, eix
miles from this; your nearest way to it
will be across thes,:h.y.tultka:70 Hrica,tylewysorue,ansyri
ti isi.pny,g7ftill r:tilltiyed,r,lult:s., 0
guilty of a felody, in
aiding tho eseapo of a criminali..hetsech
is the doe, Mr. Vigo; and I trust tho
magistrates will prosecute you -for the
°IlleIn°Z.:1 no. criminal,' replied Char. les
Vigo; 'butrI am proud to be • frione of
liarcoo's. I- am proud to deleted a
most innocent a.nd cruelly.aspenied
lady.'
am sorrv for your beeriness, Mr.
said,Mr. Este*, hia smile envy,:
ing,gaai,..nn two rrhiymf.c;
yours. Me Esliek,'
; •
said Charles. 'Take care that 1 do net
ph tparhtr evte,venceingt3ria40 set°. i)ylr odirate totrthun ite:et otr_aron:p ob r ego amt. tahhno. tcrnhoaur inr dyse r eoh n
(In it. No matter where. t'he coward
hides, my hind shall drag hint forth itnd
giv.euhooimn mupytowojuardt,icemeid Mr. Herioi to
Eleanor Maristowe to jnatice and I kill
himself, 'that countey lad has a OM-
iHntiellItunigeneeTrmewhaivms;:, oontirini ed
Charleee-Vigo-; turning to where !the
young bareeet. sat, silent and moody,
fess that you and I are neighbours.
You heve pleyed a sadly ignoble part
'henceferth I -shall be ashamed to eon-
thiuk of it, I nm silent, not for your
sak.leeobIntnfluiertatkhaot okfaLogueltyhTrer etwhaevaspar. t
to -night; and if I do not tell you all I
have played to -night, Mr. Vigo,' return.
di Sir Milton; 'but your opituon is of
1:0 t iy1 ee b;:c oe. ttanweewargoi ceiur entehl,nloug ric en:fhtmmeoi mai 77md .aeomd. n' :34 inyNnlo;
ple,aspoen,'Isa,eids Ctrhoaurbleiso Ny'loguors.
pileaacoyefesrira friitofinghotiri'
in ray boat, if ilynot
ill::: of abistel°rwve
elves to row
iden the die
thiel is not
any gient
withwtLish,hewtbjsiautntreido,eshhtoda posadynlim.tetInhnessedsoc:;iiryPtIolhysmhearnteda
't word is Corniah fee a tomtit.
IYagriTattnielleasallYag.ernall as that ditninnave bird,
end certainly Mr. Ealick felt -himself
as the giant took him sp in one hand,
and dropped. hint into the ether boat
with no very soft fall.
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LNLPORTANT NOTICE
P. R. DiANN,
Neese Sign & Carriage Painter
rIESIZS TO eceuente TITS PUBLIC/11AT
Leos aft Stied tip a thop on North street next to
the Wwiserta ltatboust arm -0110th varnish room
attached wiiiwb0t2 Verared V1611+01 onters promp-
tly Ana et reasonable ere.. Thankful for the patro
nettle kat 7 yearn solo. its auntiauance ef
New is the time le Paint your Cutters
• S'Aighs, and 'Carriages.
ad the youug man s
oat. seraphic smile
sCe.
&liberty with your
, Sir Hilton,' said he
of duty ceremony
I was obliged to
or Orders from gear, C e shops aft -tided
pi, lea
*En Plantin?, rai ging Glazing, rape.
404, b'e- *0. ,
F. R. MANN
Liteletwle ftee. 15.100 awl
a
Charles Vigo's craw
caked duet the other
g them. Unwilling,
attention by unnecca-
eyes upon 11 face of quite a different as-
pect .
'I hope you are satisfied with your
night's work, Mr. Eslick,' he said,
politely.
That diMomfited individnal MSS ill
able to recover his 'mike and his self-
poisession; nevertheless he made a com-
mendable effort to do so.
•Wo aro all liable te mistakea, Mr.
lIeriote said he. 'My misteke was that
I watched the wrong gentletnan. I
made certain Sir Ililtoa vas the favorite.
I am sure, sir; t beg your pardon that 1
should have theught, even for a minute,
that you would befriend that girl. It's
really quite awful to me young Mr.
Vigo led &Way, and blindel as he ve I
see how it be they landed hovel. the
creek; and then pulled out here for a
blind. She's hid away some,' hers close
-home and no doubt my man at the inn
will Cnow there.'
Sir llilton Trowavas woe too proud tn
:make any reply. 'Ile *ea galled by
eyery incident of the night; wee Seemly,
angry with himself for having follow.eil
Mr. Heriot into the boat, and he Was
enragee with Charles:Vigo for misinter-
preting hie present.; moreover, he was
bitterly &minutia of hie own weeklies"
with rogare to Olive. It was lwrrible
to him to hear lin name coupled with
the runateity erintinal, whom policemen
were hunting up end down the country.
Her crime at first had setioted to him
wildly tragic, a fate"boeught on by her
love for him; but the scene through
which he had just passed vulgarised it,
reudered it a ceunnon everyolily affair,
a mere brutal mentor, committed by fe-
leale spite Aud, after all, there was
nu grain! position. no absorbing mad-
dening love to redeem it. For how
Could tho Wonutu that so coarsely eloped
with Charles Vigo oyer have hayed hue,
Sir ilton Trewayas
In Begrime Pool tho little ,yiteht
'Pixy' lay at anchor; but when blr. Es -
lick boarded herin hot heste, there were
not only no signs of a lady's presence to
be found, bat apparently. thew Ines no
preparation made for a cruise, and no
Intention on the part el her owner to
ninon her fern: her ,uloorings.
Old 'Mr. Vigo know nothing of his
ann. The young man had net returned
Immo since the morning he hod depart-
ed eith Mr. Danierel on that melee -
choly searelt. It now became evident
that, sit:Tile as he looked, he hint known
how to battle the astute Mr. Erlich and
the melielant Siri "Antjtony Itoshelly.
Itiotain bo hoput forth snl their powers,
40116n -rot and near for Oli e 1'arerre.
Meer' a heo and lay of many weeks,
they nese fain ,te confess thas their
notch woe hopelefs.
.S7441 lied eacaped ! andeifter her ye:t-
ithed, figitie ,new tho •rt -rows of ecorti,
indienatio. one hetes& A slineow of
'horror gee- r end her name. The few
suspicion, and the
• of their tors jerked
ard like n bird; but
gig, guiding the:rudder with a skilful
hand; his lace finjhed, and his lips were
set firmly together, and in his frank blue
eyes there quiveeee • light that flashed
across the moonlit see upan Sir Hilton's
ehrinking figure.;
'Is it you Siri Hilton Traversal' ke
glittural, th
abruptly to t
Gunning's
_ _ -
WHOLE N0,1380.
t staffed listeners mem
e conclusion that in Mr.
y the nose, awl nut the
tongue, wag the organ of speech. In
41111 present entente he answered les
wifee appeal
could net hei
a yore. .
'I though
Mrs. Gunnin
of my oeinio
saylsvlhate tcoinss'
irgtot!dnei tele t
your son, 111
Gunning an
Ingle each
yea.' .4.
. Vat Mr. t; ermine sae ing
anything 1' -.mended the old epees.
'I didn't hea him. It is very kintlerf
you to feel or me though lam pretty
Well, thank yen. lint I should be much
obliged if yeti wouldn't abuse Charlie :
father's feeh ge, yon know, and all thet
sort of thtng '
‘Dear Ttet
self, by your
e ndutitul so
'Not und
nate Mr. Vi
fellvws. 1
saying that;
. 'Nut undu
y, Do no n yu or pu r rs
countenance
'On the
gentleman,
his age I w
'Romantic
it is • worse
with a girl
,• tAnturrd. Geru.t,'
ment you a
with jerispr
lish • law h
proved guilt
Thug additessed, Me. Gunning felt
compelled to deliver himself'of a tetnark,
but as his noke happened at tho timeto
enveiopedfin !Ili pock et -handkerchief,
the words• were completely last in the
fettle. Mrs. thinning, however, came
to the rescuo with an undaunted front.
ir,' alto, 'my husband
the law in question dyes
theory of that sort; but
s altogether the centrary;
r, there is the low of secie-
has entirely cendoiened
the were to COMO bagk to
I, and there wee not evi-
taoncooltitteuvictt11,er, that would
wee Charles Vigo's wife, I
le old gentleman, eta greet
y a grunt of anent. which
id to reach the dignity of
so, my dear,' answcrel
. 'I knew you would be
. Mr. Vigo, my husband
ers it straciout.'
trociouti 7' aei.ed old Mr.
Itch simplicity. "
lking ef the cotoluct of
dear air,' said she. 'Mr.
I Iowa been jun remark -
'ter how tuue'u we feel Liz
is quits charmed, like my-
herity and goodness to an
'
perairded the obsti-
; 'he is the best.of good
on% see sue cheeky in
t is just the simple truth.'
'fel Ifit deer Mr. Vigo,
• e said Mrs. Gunning,
ly mean to say that you
our son in his conduct 4'
le, yes ' replied tho old
th a sigh'. !When I was
romantic too.'
' seil Mrs. Gitnnine; 'bun
han !melange to run away
hu is more than suspected
ng, as a Member of Paella-
dorthtlesa well acquainted
ence: Does not the Erie -
d a person innocent till
l' asked Mr. Vigo.
'My dear
orbseryes tha
hold a beset
the practice
and, moron
ty-and th
this gid. I
take her Or
deuce moot;
still make It
'Not if sh
think,' said
yoice.
Mrs. G n
teener, tithe
TO1c06 that d to -raise thennelees an in the air
her Itchtlf Wire sileeced, half seharnedi diegust.
ef reek oWn pity and their on- 1 deubt: •My dew
l'itheen.L else teas pronottocod Oily to say he ha
_ _
condoinned by a unive -sal Vas of claimed 31
exe -rat ien , than the cal
• A strong tide of sympathy ran tow lsO Ott unpardo
Mr. Vigo left lonely in Lie home: Stall )lott know,
'doper floe/ greeted MO. blerittowe ate eine If 11
every turn exalting her to Cm- crown of; her, end, af
tuartyrdo
giving to
never
*truant of
without the aufferiug, and. to his seats
er feebleness an intereat prodigal wit
before. And if a lessee 4 woman-
indliness not et towards Tele t 'I would
waves, t win still sallizient tui _rote, to Ica
upheld the Wink 1n their place
in the county; and even their ene- eitch
mies tiered not say that they hal Cou- 'some *out
Mood et °lived !crime, or enlisted In loots. with
her light, '31y. dea
Thoo the snopiciona that Sir Anthony ;ie.& with
Itoolielly on&Mrs. MaristOwo ht./. flung his wife, wi
Treeavas -died atray, mot the old em 'rents ef
nante stood out -in men's minds as reed Vigtt, thet
and es unsullied as ever, , . , as a merri
At first there was a great bunt of. .Clive -Vert
popular indigeation &pent the little 'Arid ye
coroner, and he win called upon to no- Ishould like
mien by half the county; bin he defended ;aistell the's
Iiiintelf with great spirit, recapittilating The tuna.
tho evidence, and ehewing.that no' ether Itille."1"ec
parplish as
acceratele
that 'expre
broke fortl
`Tolv:as i
for. OM, 3
sounds so
know, se n
if you lot
giri th1a
'Oh. doe
the squire,
ell kit -own
you Itave
on the T
; . eery mein
except Jul
'Ali !
beet'. to tl
ning, pin
thingesis I
Mr her..
closet, Or
They cool
(which is
Not consi
Vigo, the
never ha
, house. I
her part.
think her
Mr. Gu
lv, and Meg. Gonning instantly inter-
. _
preted th
'Excite
husband
far; he
Pray fo
pear to I
don't, you
'Petite
as he star
which "Itriathed at. htm conletept and
pity. I
'And Itat possiltle reasen can you
have for tat askod Mrs. Gunning.
'None t all ' he replied; 'at least none
la reasont in your eyes,
ening. 1 confess that things
illy black against this poor
Ise world seems almost justified
notation of her; yet Charlie
II If her Charlie believes her
verdict could have been ret erne& on it.
The pencil were the dila petties to
blame for this. They had dwelt but
little on Mr. Vigo's ebsence,. ehereat it'
.
was evident he Peas et very tereortaut
witness. atid his' subseterent• departure
with the accused sleeted he hal a leo-
tint for Ids silence, not ',guessed at be-
fore. The police had rectioned on the
girl Tarteren as their chief v,itness, bet
beyone bn insertion that she had knoc
ed twice neelies Varcoe's door, and r
oeived noetnswor, she really' seemed
have nothine of importance to say.
This, Mee great eleel more of tl
sante kiln
mei it w'
Treece vas
Skein' Wilily than Sir Anthony It
!telly, while Dre Burton had knowa ho
to keep own coututeL
Al a. is, thie is an art ii which t.
medical Peofeesion might Alava grad
ate with honors. If doctore had. e
tongues of lawyers, cr the pi ide of rat,
sons, what would become of the worle 1
I.uckily for sterering huleauity, tho.
spirit of the Ph:trete°, and the tonne- sf.
the Inns of Court, are not often foend
beneath the poor coat of the soother and
healer. . Ilody and mind are of ea near
a kin. that while he comforts the one he
contolea the other; tied to him are con-
itantly Itid bare sorrows that would.
Dever be told to the Law, or' confessel
to the Church; and these secrets -let us
record it gratefally-spoken perhaps in
the saddest moments of huneen week -
nese, aro never betrayettto the" blabbing
and seeering world. Many a man who
has proved friends false, and kin cruel
has finite both troth and kindness in
that insigeificant member of the healin
art who soothes his solitary bedsiie
and if in some rare inetance te he silen
is to aid in keeping some guilty seeret
eyen tbis itefar better than to bo n p
claimer ol nunt's sins on the house tops!.
The world menet afford to make lb*
madleol profession the -avengers of so.
ciety. lest fools blab and idlers gossip,
wiee men. hold their peace on mane
Aga Nature is mighty iu her sileno•..
. 1
things. , .
Down le.the deep miues, where the
t,..ett laberatories oi the earth seethe in
thir. monster caldrons our u ealth 'df
ores; or; ',hi he sep of tree and. stelleOf
herb, when m spriugs the wonderful pro-
f 'mime of leaf and flower, all is silent.
taleitoetinie whil :
Throttehout the deify torake of this Gun is amazed,' exclainied Mrs.
'Tobias observes emphato
this -
Haopy they who can copy .3.teture In 'T
laft etill.
to do their work diligently, Ind .
and:enemies hissed, and friends pitied,
surmise, advice, rebuke, mul 'slander, that in ell countries and climes wic1"-d
fatuatod and
botteLady Trowavas and Sir le iltiewbore
- • cally your son is in
and patient as he
thetr part bravely. John alonoellilent blinded, end not lin a fit state a mind
into fita of burning wan, broke &betimes
Is j ' it to form an °pigeon. Tobias asserts,
. .. o journa imam. wit
tongue of gossip or the pen of editor re -
indignation when the .
women end demote who believe ir them
and aro ready to "wear they aro angels.
Tobias declares jostly that a pretty face
peated some fiercer or falser slander thaa 'Didn't you say thatuny deare resum-
ed ini fres* a state of depression' &fel
weakn is everytedeig with a man.'
net, It was these fits only that reel- ed . Dirs. Gunning- '
seriously for his health.
ess that begin to alarm his family obetWeed, at all 'touts, that young Mr.
Glunning's organ of speech.
Here e note of elissent broke from Mr.
Well, I beg.your.
since he left yen E said Mrs Tobias pardon, l really tbought yoa did. a'eu
ha
Gunning, with a face of luelauchol in -
'Sy dear Mr. Vigie is, it ----: 1 '1 - broke ' the old *juke. 'People ilou't
pmeAbo you Vigteis Oertainly it. dupe-'
reedy take in Chsrlie. 'He is as clear -
mauve ft ilittOW its ever live 1, and too
good-heiarted to be a, dupe. lu my ex-
'Ybtiutre mightly tuistaken in Charlie,'
ve never had a line from your son , _ ,,..., 1 11
4 * • .* * :a
, • was tho coroner defene
be seen by it that Sir Hilt
had bidden higher for tl
'I hope you aren't hurt, my dear,'
observed the Corniahman; 'I am cruel
'Nerd the thwart was hard. Rub 'en
down a bit, goes (friencloo with th' oars;
toot 'all bring 'un too. Well,'gooel night
cried scornfully. t 'Give way, lade 1 The . • commit, „d
to e t ' a pleasant pull
sight of • traitor inakes my blood too het
home e
this summer night.'
A stroke of tU oars from hands that 5Ir. kleriot toolcoll his hat as Ointhe
sunned to bold !a giant's strength, car --i VIgoit 1"st "'wed sway. and he kept it
ried die hoot for ard like au arrow, out oil a 0" YwIlulf Linn a Creek into mew
- d a and misty in the night air. tee - h•
ever his animist !frame, held Leak the ter"d 136 ilult'ku dried &lid withered fx•suions his tones :were f..7 oattal no.1 ping 1,
ef earahot; aati 41r Hitter, with a shiver
ing gave a little scream t.:
her husband lifted his nose
scornful rikliteousness and
Ir. Vivo you don't pean
actually worried her l' ex •
Ganning. 'That ie werao
r--:-ntuch worsee That is'
ble onence against society,
d one we shall never for -
had ouly run away with
er a year or two, returned
e should all welcome the
a smile; but to marry such
b9 a. much less sin, I sup-
') her in a ditch,' said Mr.
its disgust and weariness in a loud sniff,
which mitt plainly as nose amid speak,
that the conference had, gone beyond
thribouteds or patience. As usual, Mrs.
Guening instantly interrupted, and
ohm, ed.
'Well, dea,r Mr. Vigo,' she said,
ee-e shall bet quite charmed to . answer
your argnntent ituother num, hut now
really me must go.' •
Mrs. Gutwing roae, and stretched out
her 'tante but at this montent Mr. Gun-
hing thought fit to make a long remark.
'1 wished,' said he, `to &dares/a ques-
tion te the -house. There is atclark---'
v • dear :Tobias, how wonderfolly
et tipi mu,' interrupted Mrs. Gunninj.
'We C31110 en purpose to ask you, Mr.
you had heard the news.
}Mem Treweeas caniplaito that he abet
hie beether `aro fellow -eel in their walkt
hy a till insn, a foreigner, very dark;
With Meek hair, end epecticles, and a
steep in hie gait Do yoti know • thie
Dave yeu seen hie°, Sir lid -
ton decleree he is a epy of Sii Anthony
Reekellets. An odd story-isn'e itt And
you cau't tell us anything about it?'
'Not A single worde replied Mr. Vigo,
graeele. •
Thet's strange,econtintted the eolnble
Mrs. Gunning. 'Tribe's considers it his
duty to bring the imatter before Perlis -
meet. He says, eery justly, wo aro in
a free corintry-we cant tolerate spies
here -and if Sir Anthony is the deputy-
lieutenent, we are not Itensiane''
'No, certainly,' sate Mr. Vigo; 'but
why does this man follow Sir Hilton
TrewavasE
'Ale there's the mystery cried Mrs.
Gunning. 'But" Tobias hes a ehrowd
guess on ehe subject.'
%peak out, Gunning,' said old Mr.
Vigo, turning to the. parliamentary nose
of that indboidual. 'You and I have
ktown each too long to be sore at a fr.nk
speech.' •
'I apprehend,and Imagine, and under-
stand, .said. 31r. Gunning, 'that Sir
Anthitni--'
'Being an enemy, yott know, of the
Temente*, eaid Mrs. Gunning, doesn't
in the least believe' that Olive Varcoe
went off willingly with your son. The
girl liked Sir Ililton all *long, and she
will soon let lent know where she is,
and -a ndein fact, wattage an. interview.
Then Sir Anthony will quietly put his
hand upori her. Now, you unelerstand
wey it spy is set to work, Still, we are
not It Russia. And 1 Faust say --
Well, good-hye; when will you come to
-see use .
Still taliring, the voluble Mrs. Gun-
ning settled herself in her e,
and bestowed. i partine sink on .
lige.
11APTER v,
A footfall- echoine through the rooms
of Trewavas new untitled ghostly, and
the sudden closing of a door struck the
ear like thunder. ghastly quiet had
settled down upon the place, weighing
ou the spirits like a pall, while throggh
the empty saloon* John's pale figure or
Sir Ifitten's utanlier. step, passed alt.);lt,
evoking; for Lady Tretravas, as she
raised her eyes iu sorrom, the shadow of
Eleanor and of Olive. These t wo seem-
ed to her fancy ever nsariat hand. Often
at twilight, ero the lamps were lighted,
her heart beat quickly, an in the folds of
a white mirtain, or in a Bickering moon-
-beam, the reproachful face of Eleanor
eeemed to &bine upon her dimply. Olive
cerne lo her at Imppier tbues. Was there
etSickei temp upon the stairs. a rare
voice of Merriment raised in some dis- to the Minister of the Interior.
tent roorn, then swifttly there danced i
A Fleeting cannon Sall.
before her oyes •the tine figure, and the I
briglit. flashing look of the strange vtrl,
who ban, brought upon their house such
ginOnnutdhile°114a.1;:tv; of Lit pride Sir Hilton
had secrifieed his happitiess, apd the life
of a sinless rine°. For prides sake he
had persuaded. hinaelf to lore Eleanor
Maristowe. relinquislieg the boYish
tireain-thatlart placee Olive Varctoe he
his side. Awl front:this had followed
all the Aire eeents that had sprinkled
his path. with bleed. In the blindness
d his pridi he lad gone on headlong in
his career, never 'teeing that ho
trotap!ine eicJelin's meek heart, and
temptIng Olive%) fiery nature into sin.
. he lied played a miserable part
through. life', end, new that it too late,
,
s the only proper place for
,' emnarked, tho Gunning
wonted dearne3s. , .
yen pinkeye. eepross eour-
O atel 'proprietye eeclattnett
a burst of admiration. 'I
_ our opinion'. I trust, Mr.
o such frightful linisforeene
e with this miserible eke
•, has befallen your sone
I thliet knew ally one I
tetfer foi 'a daughter,' put-
ty:1y 01,1 equire. - •
_mete. th4 sat on Mr. Gen-
t thee re irk turned it to a
1
eet; and a rt. G auping,w los
le erpretet every shade of
sive feature, immediately
,intn a torient of eurprise. .
' d tete to know your reatern
e. Vie.: she exclaimed. 'It
, alotird, 1.) eccentric, you
nateral ! Tobias is asking
w something more about the _
dl ). ' if
1110 ' '... 110, nothing,' replied
a little quickly. 'Yoh have
er as Many years as e have;
hien her, a mere depeedant
wares family, with no ene
lontly kind to hue, 1 think,
./ .
d how ungrateful she hes
t family !' said Mts. Gun-
' lee 'such %ilk dresses . sad
have seen Lady TreWavas bus
it, as I nay, what's a dark
• catechism, to a heathen
n't expect a Turk or Mitt-
el I) to turn out any better.
ntly kiud ! My doer Mr.
were too kind -they should
t taten such a girl into their
can't irnagine why you take
Perhaps now you .positively
11 tenneent, ill-used creature.'
iiine here, hive his nose loud -
1144,0 .
nea, Mr. Vigo,' she saitI; 'my
iuke 1 have gone a little too
vs I am quite insulting you.
e me. But you really do ap-
I favourably towards her, now
I doe replied tho old squire,
hard at Ar. Gutiningh nose.
G
tat wo
look fee
girl, end
in its gon
thinks's
pride, and seldahnees, and hardness,
struc.k hint like a knife. No matter
what his own safferings were. here was
the chief sufferer: here before hint, pre -
seating this past spectacle of sorrow,
was the victim whom this sin had most
deeply smitten. Olive's grief was not
like this grief; she seemed to bola with-
in her some consoling power; but John
had that upon his face which told. that
he was pierced to the heart.
Sir Hilton broke the silence in • low
voice.
'Joke,' said he. 'I fear you hived
Meaner iLaristowe very dearly.'
John did net take Lis hands from his
face; he only bowed his head in smut.
'I had no idea,' continued air lines
softly;: 'believe ma, John, I had not thi
least suspicion that you loved her.'
'I know it, Hilton,' said his brother.
As he spoke his bands dropped down,
and Sir Hilton saw largo drops of sweat
standing en his face like beads.
'I wish I could say something corn.
kiting.' resumed Sir HOten hurriedly;
'but we men are poor ltands'at thee I
can only say, be a own, throw off this
morbid grief, and fame the truth brave-
ly. The ammeter of this peor girl's death
was awful, I grant, and the guilt of it
lying upon our roof makes it terrible; -
but beyond this, what have you to
grieve for f -I hope you won't think me
cruel for saying it, but on mrlife and
honor, John, Eleanor would *ever kayo
loved eteu. Had there been no question
of Marriage with me, she would still
weir hare accepted you.'
• (To be continued.)
llaigiall031 Societies
The following report of the Ilenagers
of the Entigratioo.Aid Society of the
Counties of Durham and Northumber-
land, will be of interest to many of our
readers, peeving as it does, the complete
IttleCella of the scheme promulgated by
Hon. Met McKellar. The Report is as
feller/at- ;
"Your Coinmitto hare to report that
about 90 emigrants have been already
assisted out to these counties. and about
20 more expected, through the means
forwarded to the government agents by
your Seceetary-Treasurer, thero Laving
been f19.49 paid to him and transmit-
ted to Englend for that purpose. It ts
gratifying to know that the society have
no Leses to report, all those brought
ore beine still wtth the parties they en-
gaged to Work for, expressing them-
selves highly pleased with the country
and anxious to send home for their
friends. -
'Your Committee have also to report
that under arrangementa recently made
by the Dominion Government, the
families of agricultural laborers can eb-
Min passage warrantafor £2 5s. sterling
per adult, and children under 8 years of
age, la 2s. Gd. sterling. The "class"of
domestic servants can obtain these war-
rants for £2 5s. sterling, ordinary war-
rants for single adults having been in-
creased to £4 leo. aterliug, instead of .
£4 5s. as heretufore• Should the Society
decide to centinne ita operations your
Committee would recommend that action
be taken early next autumn, and an
agent appointed to proceed to Eugland
about the beginiag of the new year. as
all aricultural laborers are engaged
about that time."
Departnient ilf the interior.
This new Depertment will take r the
place of that ef-Secretary a State tor the .
Provinces, and in some cases .tif that
of Secretary of State. The:duties the
office are exceedingly iniportant. The
Minister of the luterior is to have the
control and management of the affairs of
the North-West Territories; to he the
Superintendent General of Indian af-
fairs, and, as such, to have the control
and management of the lands and pro-
perty of the Indiana of Canada; to have
the control and management of all Crown
Laods being the property of thn,Dothiu-
iou, including those known as Ord-
nance and Admiralty Lands, and all
other public lands 'not specially under
the control of the Public Works Depart-
ment, or of that of Militia and Defenoo
(and excepting also Harinellospitala and
Light Melees and land coanected theta -
With, and St Peel's, Sable, and Portage
Islands); and he is substituted for. the .
former Commissioner of Crown Lands,
so regards ordnance and Admiralty
Lands, transferred to the late Provinces
of Cenada and lyiee in Ontario and
Quebec. 'And all the duties given to the
Secretary of State by the 'Dominion
Lands Act, 1812, are transferred now .
innocent and that's reason enough for
I
me tole' • fall faith also.'
Mr' G lining's nose here aliened con-
eemp 'arid defiance with a louduesa that
migh Ries startled reporters, and made
hon lie members tnru uroasily in
their
--
In the pavilion of the blinietry
Aericult-tire, at Vienna, a floating mo-
lten hall -may be seen. Although weigh- -
ing 50 lbs. it lies like a dewnfeatheron a
silverysmass, connoting of pure quick-
silver front the celehrated linnet' of -
„India. 150 cwt. of this metal is ex-
kibited in a large iron cauldron, offering
a sight leldem to be met with, and on it
rests the mei(' iron ball. It was inter -
eating to observe, tho emptying of the
quicksilver into its veceptack. The
metal hi very cleverly stowed away), in
bags of white sheep leather, specielly
prepared for the purpose, each eontain-
ing 50 lbs. of the MU.; the bags being
tightly Imuitd round the top, and theu
ho Wel naking, up in leitterness to see it.. put into small wooden barrels, caret-41-
ln this irritable and restless mood Sir ly bunged up. Formerly, this liquid
Hilton apparently found even his broth- metal, which penetrates easily all porous
el.'s society irksome, for he _wandered substanites, was transmitted in wrought
away with his gun alone, or,he took long iron Lottles ut very expensive make.
'solitary rambles on the/tea, rowing front •
peint to point of the -bay, or sailing up Some questions terynaterally suggest
lonely creeks, where nothing met him thifinseletostoaninquiring nand. Anama-
save the shadowed tlao great hills. Here, teur fanner wonders "why, Ms all the; .
under the pretence of tishiag. he sat at- fair earth the ground is spread bottom -
lent, striving veil his own spirit, seeking aide up, so that it must be turned over
out of the chaos, and the turmoil of pas- with a plough beforecrops can be raised.'
nue to find Niece.
61•14
Ties question wee addressed to her perienee of life, I hen, seen that
tenet.
'Since Mies Veneto went away, you
mean,' returned the old gentleman in a '"ye,•11
sorroe lid tor,e. 'No, I here uot had a Cra" '
newer spoke, in or out f earl:Amen% °heated
hue ft om Chselie nee. then.'
Gunning. 'Isn't it, d Tole E
`lity. goodness, it's se he le sale Mrs. eitimat:
exempt vn compulsivu• mei ea these tare iusti a about
ur 'view -toilet -reed metlebut.er stf int
goodaeas. that • hold,i it
hasband--a member for one of the
e ear 1311
steeliest of borottotts, and a man who
thorou ly gool,, honest folks, like my
re rarely deceived. • lt is the
he hani,Ithe worlillyt who get
and make mistakes tin their
Tee re r.is a sore
eon.
Iteturning one evening late from one The great King Alfred said a thousand
tea, in the hail with a batman' face, anti must first learn th
a these exertrejons, his -brother Johnmet years ago that every boy in England
°roughly his own Ian-
olingoisititdoena,4asedit hime,tointahehurrlibierard yw.ay.
must leave Trowavase I have troubled W -hat would Rine Alfred say if he cored
guage, and afterward, if he had the
'I time and the wealth, should learn Latin.
this place eneugh. Promise me you will visit some et oer school. now -a -days
care for grandmother *hen I ant away, jaungdaheti,lawr bzwy
a all:Ilion i DC egaT du: '1' awnrdiwooann-
and I will go to -morrow.'
ow hate sail gander of enowim. . Paris, is new yery portlier in France,
agitated you 1' asked Sir Hilton, kindly.
•What has ht. -peened John/ What has English compOsition correctlyl ..
A new method. of preparing coffee for
.ttes must noteither of us quit Trewavas,
After burning, the coffee is ground to _
, d to the nutrket, iseented by Dr. Deyne, of
ori his fives ,which it hag iimrti 50 inn. moistened, mixed with twice ita weight
and leive ao owed. womau expose
•No, no, ef resursoort,' said John,
of powdered sugar and preload into tab -
very tine flour, whi& is then slightly
Oith that seine look patient suffering
'Bat yeti can at'ay,:Hiltou. You will nut
aer is claimed, pouud for pound, to
Iota. Coffee perpared for use in this
be haunted's' ll am.'
both stay. It is cleerly our duty to susceptible e.f far more complete
eete. Is health worth having? If it is
- 'My dear John,' said he, 'we must
stand by our grataraother, while tete utilization. "-
storm of 'monde' hon. Do you think I ---------'''''.-------
, over. In this climate, and more par -
have not longed to get away, and forget
ecularly at this season of the year, peo-
pvrotect it -it is a jewel as easily teat as _
suyself among more stirring scenes in
ple are very apt to take cold and sutler
irtue, and in many cases as difficult to
some foreigu lanai But I have seett it
from sore threats, cough's, spitting of
cannot be. Lady Trewavae ie now too r"c
bleed and puluienary complaints gen-
old to travel, and to change herresi-
orally, which Hoot checked immediately
dance would uo to make her feel that
lead to senousconsequentes. The ques-
alto had been driven from her Inoue.
My dear John, do not let us giye au
tion arises -which is the quickest and
alted lady so great a pain; do not let tie
most effectual remedy? D ryau's l'ultnonic
give Sir Anthony Roskelly so great a
Wafers have been before the pnblic for
triumph.'
st the test, and things lately have quite
The went, k of patiernee on hie
and country stores. at 25cts per box.
'I love not ypur courage, Hilton,'
twenty years, and have always given
saia John, looking up meekly at his
feet permanent cures when tak,en in
brother. - 'I ant a poor miserable fellow
steasott. Sold by atl medicine dealers
perfect satisfaction, and invariably ef-
knocked ma 4ofon." •
worst is oeee, 'John. You aro wrong to
ito till the murderer is
brother's, facie. t Sir Raton to the
d he lied based '
, Hilton !' repeated
P . c Y. The
heart, an
on 'hie Mind.
• hold- taitorter of
lot this affair dwell morbidly on your
'
he worst is over.' .
d the giant's of
mind.' .
agonize
ins ii .
he ws.s in the
taken, Olin
their t.
'The won
pit omen Olive e said
meet unhappy girl
uivered with an!
you it comes upon us
John. 'No;
step by step. ;*-,
en have mercy on
le eye, told Sir Hil-
ton how
Loved it I she Id
Sir Hilton kindly.
I never hate bantered'
t ea go
\*0g,
•
saf
her
.0
Jeh
guis
wood
it, Ile
med.'
'If it
.. •
t .
' Pe'
•
you; John,' replied Sir
Hilton, nioarefolly,,lhavettforbid that
•ehapld shako you% disbehef; bat I
saincot go deceive myself,'
/lee, etes moment's silence between ;
04 beet ; aed John, throwing him- I
hoir, eovered his face with
Itie .weary attitude. in
inners, m the long, white'
ng hts haggard toyeseSir I
tale of woo that shoeleede
,souse of hts own inisstaele
iaBi; Y
ee
Isn't
forays
du„led by •stppeapaimegi .buket. ..
honsst wind toes,visepaciamck his ga
sounder jnJgetuent.' • • hinds
.
. Tys eras rather wire -than Mete:eta efulte
.4 •
• a., • ••
4 .
nese was able to belt ;"ifertnessed• data.
. , .
Vetter E. -Virtue rarely passes unre-
cognized by the world. A few distorted
optics may fail to recognize her features,
but it would be as easy to conceal the
face of the noon -day sun under a mask
as to hide her resplendent features.
And so it is with the "Canaties° Pain
Destroyer:" every one who uses It
speaks in the highest terms ol its virtue,'
and pain removing qualities. For rhen-
ntstism, neuralgia, colds, cholie, cramps
arid rummer complaints, it has no equel.
For sale by Druggists aud country deal-
ers. Price 25 cts. per bottle.
Few Peoria' unssmeninted with phy-
siological chemistry ars aware of the
quantity of iron in the blood, but all
deould knew the inrponance ef keeping
up the supply, for debility, disease and
death are sure to follow when the quantie
ty bificomes too much reduced. The Pe-
revian Syrup (a protoxide of Iron) sup.
dlies this 'vital element, and has cued
many clad:pine-diseases.
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