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Vuron fignal,
(Earrimotanio 1848,)
tam sf tho Urged hien pablished Caratae
e printed aad peldishod at Goderich, Ontario, aryl
WIC OPIFIESTI.A.E" MORNING,
the Olco, Moatreal Street, ad,144201 011 lark"
adliars.
LM
J . J. BILL,
1111810.11 AlID
Tssins-gLieser snow, is stewed. V 2:0217
""11. g• 148108.818totinned all arreers are
...asset at the 0,410a of the publisher.
, RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Right cents per lbw for the Mot Insertion, end
ern seats per Rae for each enbsequent lasertioa.
Bestasee owes met exceeding • lima. 04 Per
anaam, hose II to 10 lines ES.
A -The number of lineal* be reekoned ty the specs
t"e*P'ed glimmered by • seals of solid Nonpareil.
t Advertisements witbont speellic directions, will
be maenad tient forbid, sad clouted accordingly.
YEARLY :
The followtag rates will be charged ta merchants
j mad ethers who advertise by the year, -
Owe Coitus& I year 011
13
•• t• raoaths
meatlial.f...0•• 00
.• 64. months 23
16
Qttarter " year
months
months
It
30
" " month! - 31
Eighth " you
66 66 MODULI, ...... 11
7%11 agremsen ie to be manned tolltierdlnery
busisess a commercial houses, mid teem* It w911
not be held to Melted' Amnion Saba. Smitovel
individual members of firms, Howes* los 01707
Co -Partnership Notices, Prima /411110704, atte,"
Sate, es.
IEFThe above rates will In all eased to strictly
ed hared to.
Advertiowneuts Inteeded for insertion in any
particular Mane should reach the office by noett os
Tne.oby.
Ralf "
•• .•
se.
The large circulation of the !SIGNAL makes It
an nneurpasemed advertising medium.
JOS WOOK. 011 ALL OROS -.
fermented with neatnew end itionatch. 1341 Printed
while you, welt. Orders by root punctually attend -
rid to. •
a
Solutes Wirecton.
50111k :kr NI 110L.P10.94.,
RIIRGEON DENTIST.
Offioe and residence, West Street.
Three doors belcow Bank ef Montreal,
Goderich.
toter
John Champbsti.111.1.11.. C.M.,
(Graduate alt.:0111 Univaroty, Montreal%
SEAFORTH.
nipplcz and rovidesse-One door smith of Row'
kJ hood, Mon street, and oppoote at Tallow •
hotei.
seaforth, 11773. 1147
C8 . C . fletsainnon M. D.
• . A N.SURGEON,ite ,ar
13:10-4
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DR Mc 1..eliZA.T.91•
gaillYSICIA N. SURORt1N. CORONER. &e. 01Ree
• •ad Newasience teat door east of Ceintral 3-21wol
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1.7ir• IDeaMeemell V.
Me41111 Cullen*
1731 CI A a, SURGEON, .1ko.. r e, Hamilton
L Street, lioderieh. (Atari°. aw102
ire Zoeriort •
111101ARRISITER AND ATTORNRY-AT-LAW, •55.
0as-sloe-ea. eisseeis, COMM, Crown Snorts!.
Godeneli, Oak 011ise in Coen HoMM.
Ciscooron 410 itAsirposs.
BARRIST1118,30LICITORSINCIIANCERY,lte.
Office, Market :trieare, flolarieh.
IM C. Caliesow w33 3. eetemeaew.
Io. DOVIJEC,
gARRISTER AND ATTORNEY. SOLICITOR
ia-Charicery, &c., God/rich, Oat. 1331
L.11C1.1..IOTT WATWIONT
A MromasTs • so - souctecies. lb
Chaacery. Coeivelaacars, fe. Crabes Block,
Godermie.
MONEY TO LIND. 1373
Stnetair ite Seeger
ID A R RISTS119. Atm. Goderlzh.
LP J. S. SINCL A IR CHAS SICAGER, Jr
Godertek. Dee. tetoso.
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W. IE. ISIQUISkt.
▪ RRISTER, ATTORNSY AT I, VW, SOUK!.
1.3 tot in Ctiandary. sc. tioderich, Ont.
011os. over J. C. Detler & Co's Emporium, Market
Square, Godericla 3333
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VOL. XXVI. NO. 40.
"Tho GreateetPossible Good to the Greatest Possible Number."
GODERICH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY. OCT. 22, 1873.
marina
WHOLE NO, 1392.
e TTORNEY-AT-LeW •ND SOLICITOR -IN
Cheacery.Coaveyanoer, Notary Pultic, rec.
C011es, over Mr, C. E. Archibald's atom God -
with, Oat. 1371 -Int
Altetingo.
GODER1OR LODGE 110. 33
G. IL C.? 4..r. A. A. di.
num REGULAR COMMUNICATION
1. is holden thetas' Wetbeseday of each
month at 7.30 p: at. Visiting brethroa
havittol.
)45c
W. DICKSON, aec.
Sedlatetli.ittle May, MM. sw73-11
illonct) to ftrtb.
son,ocko
rem Loan oa Farm or Town property •6 7 per
1 emit, Andrei
CiMPAIGNE, Solicitor, &c.,
tiodertsla.
Oet.11011.
MONEY TO LEND.
/IN IMPROVED FARM PRO.
1-r potty, at 8 per cent simple interest
per ennum. Apply to
SAMUEL SIA0AN,
Colborne lintel.
Goderich, 8th Oct., 1872. 1338
MONEY TO LOAN
- AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
&IEEE FIOLD Permanent Buildineand
n' Sayings Society of Toronto.
For particulars apply to
A. M. ROSS.
Aged! at Goderich.
Secretary and Treasurer,
CHAS. 11413ERTON,
Toronto. 1343.
Cie C A.211 eatit. 1 fa N
T All CHANCERY AND CONVEYANCING.
JJ 011ee at Dixie Wason'is name' Assignee,
• ser7-11 Goderich, Oat.
motcom•on Messing,
4.1 A ARMIES, ATToRNEYs, HOLICIT023,&c.
1.3 he Oat. wee
MOSSY TO LEND.
leg Z..) HA.A111.1TON
ctON V ETANc It Et AND GENERAL LAND
Agent, i-rown Lanai Odic*, Godertelt, Oat..
blowsy to LAM& 136
J A. M IC MI- @OIL AI I..
4 RCHITECT,&c.,&o„ COURT HOITSESQUARE
ft, theterich. Plane opt Specticationa drawn
erwreettlY• Carpenters', .lasteirers' and Masons'
work measured and rained.
1307-1Y.
hachanan. Lanwson 8c Robinson
egietvs on hand all hinds of Sashes, Doors, BMWs-
• Morddiaga. aed Messed Leather, at the God-
•rtch Planing
1309.
A. 31. CAMPBELL
veterinary Surgeon.
VORMEELY of Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York and Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College. RISIDENCE, VARNA.
Well vett BaySield every Satunlay. 1313 gm,*
J. T. DITINAN, V. S.
Gassman' or thereat. VISTIK•ln•VIT CoLLIKIL
OFFICE AND STABLES,
Newitate Street, Fifth Bosse East rt Colborne
Hotel.
N. B. -Horses examined as to unlad-
e ess. 1313
MOM TO LEND.
INTEREST LOW --TERMS OF REPAYMENT
EASY.
--
THE CITY 01 TORONTO PREMAN ENT
BUILDING ANOSAYINGS804pETY
Advarcesmoneyat reducedratesfor from
2 to 20 years. Loans repayable in in
stalmopta to suit thi borrower.
Full information given on application.
• R. It KIRKPATRICK,
- Agent at Goderich.
✓ MONEY TO LEND
At Greatly reduced Rates of Interest
7ME endemism -4 has any amottut of meney to
1 loss from two to fifteen yeam, at a low rate er
istorest and favourable terms of repayment, payable
by yearly instalments; rate et' exprDsei will :defy
competitor .
HORACE HORTON
appraiser Ior tile Canada Per •
=Innen t Building A: staving.'
Society. of 'Toronto.
PATENTS
F 0 R INVENTIONS
EXPEDITIOUSLY &PROPERLY
lisommi is Caesda, the Halted States and Europe,
Ell&TIENT gearaitteed or so charge. Swid for print-
ed Ismtractions. Agesey ie operation ten years.
nwner GRIST,
"'taws. Caaada
Mechanical Engineer, Soilatter of Paiute and
Ovisightioses.
Feb. 11th Hitt . w • lt-
1NT Orr I C
1SS BARNES in returning thanks
• taa to her friends in Goderich for past
plitrow, begs to say that the is now
prepa, to give Lessons on the Piano-
forte and Cabinet Organ and in Singing.
Residence opposite Mr. Savage'',
I Clothorne St. 1363
NEW RESTAURANT.
111111
- JANIIES VIVIAN
INSURANCE CARD,
The Subscriber is agent for the tollowingfirst, lass
Insurance Companies
PHoENIX of London, Eraisitid.
HARTFORD of Hartford.
PROVINCIAL of Toronto.
liftlyISH A m Y.HICA, of Toronto.
1.1`tro ae Marin* tounneso dose at the
lowest possible rates -
HORACE HORTON
Office Market Square, Goderich•
O et. leth 1370.
la
[ evina IA -VIED TDB &TORE ON TIM
., wow of West and Wateriee Streets and fitted
se se • Reetsureat awl Pratt Store, is prepared
' Ile apply eve ryinisa 14 Ids lime.
1 PEW i, VEUETAIILEL OYSTERS, Ae., tie.
ta thOr season.
MO? ANDOOLD URAL!' AT ALL ROO R3
thsisr6She 12.0713 Ian* 13416
STOCK'S EXTRA
MACHINE OIL
i Nes bola ist gourd use fee the past two years asel
&Wag the best useceetios, u may be seea by tee -
'boos els. Wear sia el taii listing houses is Ofttario.
1 It will mat in the widest weetiftr, tt ii
awake, re tat the ihrbtoot manhunts; as well
os EN lisavhat Imelda'. In nee.
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TESTIldON 1 AL
ileistilei""seeareellailmeallachaleassesp. 1,:sprorys.idasi" l'sala.
-•7 Sea awe cat st At mods. Imre
1.` O. H.
Foe saki only ley
ARSON'S CO., Elardweee
Walla* Glmierichito.3.1 Anottavis,
-
WRIGHT'S HOTEL
oNT.
QITUATED ON THE HIGH BLUFF
overlooking the Harbor, Lake and
River.
This house after being thoroughly
renovated and •fureished in now open
for the summer season for the reception -
of guests.
• Parties going to Lake Superior by
thieManitoba ail/find this house very
eenvenient.
Largefamiliei requiring rooms should
engage previously either by mail or tele-
graph.
.• - J. J. WRIGHT,
Proprietor.
Gode• rich, 20th May, 1878. 1370
IIIUTISII EXCHANGE HOTEL,
NAOULZT SQUARE GIODERICU.
CAPT. W. COX, - PROPRIETOR.
• • LATE OF THE HURON 110TEL.
• continuance of the favor and support of the
Comiumrcial aud Travelling ptali.ictliatn""a"'"r174
Went the ars, respectfully ipilicitcd.
. 133.1
AN CHOI{ LINE.
nteanacrsSatiEveryWeditesdny
And 8..1aiterday.
•
. ,
retool) mime :sew mem asp (11,AS,
gow, tailing at Londonderry .to laud Mails awl
Pastrengert. .
Irle Poseulk ne booked and forwarded to and
trim all Railway .otattona in Aired Ifritain.•Irelmettl.,
Germiny - Norway, bweden tit. Denmark , Anil:
Amenea„as safely', spee.10-, condortainy se
Chattily, as by aurother Ramie or Line. •
THE SAW DEI•AtertlIFS. ' •
Prom trlasiotwr • 1,110.1 Nos York.
Sat., Sept, X3.1.... AOSTA._ .. ..; „ .illim„, art. irdir,
Sat., Sept. 30th...thill.ElniS4A „Sat.; IN.t. 21.0
•Eat., I /A 6. 71.0 ....4NtiLTA. .!...... Ntt.. 1A-1. .:•.41.
Sat., Ord. lith. ..19OLUMBIA ,..bat.. Noy. • 411,
And every 1114sieday and it:spode* Gists:after
from Prey 2d, North River, at hoon. .
.
RATE" UV l'iv••AGC WAsAIILW IN 0 „ni, k:••• V. :
-To Livaremdt.fliamoriw im Derri 1 "
Flans `Cents, geSi awl 113", aorordina to trfitadion
Cable Etenrsion • Tit heir toml. for. 3.: it °lithe)
weurieg host moro: o.latioo, .4..;41. • .
Irlterinliate.lavI, ,1.•.l.,..:•'..?".Z`,., '
Certificate* et lei leo' ItaTiS r.a 1st bought
I
her, 11.• those pistils to mond for,' le tre url •
Deoteramiol.pay deori pr....L. t..tom.
Aril) at Ilos cgoitijaulA'a 4.11,1.,...1 lo" ,
MIN W.% I: Nl NA: '
Insurance.
- _
THE L111/ERPOOL&LONDON
AND GLOBE
INSURsiCE COMPANY.,
Available Assets, 027,000,000.
Losses paid in the course of Thirty-five years ex-
ceed
FORTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS !
Cleans by C IF KRIM esti-
mated at nearly A:Z:00420:10C, are being
liquidated as fast as militated WITISOCT DY.DUCTION.
Security, Prompt Payment, and Liberality in ad-
instnient of Rs losses are the prominent features ot
this wealthy coninany.
FIRE and LIFE POLICIES issued with very
liberal conditions.
Head Office, Canada Branch. MON.
TRF.A.L
c 9M11E1,1testdentSecretary,
MolTita•L
A. M. KOSb. .1eont for Coderinh
TorontoLife Assurance and
Tontine Company.
HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO, •ONT.
C•FITAL •t711101111ZSD IITtIllASTSS 3100,000
With libertY to increase to halichjIlion
.4111014M calkd in, 25 per cent.-ali paid
lep.
estIrlt.tonlr rr, On
Goderieh Oct. 23 117I.
pottrg.
31112-110tnr4. *
Her photograph.
Lie; on my dak. Upon those features
dear
I see the smile; 1 'meta once more to hear
Het blithesome laugh.
Sun -pictures ! yes-
• it bears we back to blissful days of yore,
When life for me one sunny aapect wore
Of happiness.
The golden thorn,
When fuzith we wandered mid the 'sun-
beame mild, •
And watched in woods how, like a dar-
' ling child, .•
The day was born.
The perple eve,
When hand in band we sat and sew tho
Sun
Out in the west, his path of glory done,
le hor:s.on leave.
The long bright day,
W hen, et ill tooe ther i n the noontide sheen,
We idly watched across the chequered
scene
The aunbeanis play.
4
The sunlit sea
WI -floated caerow e antlered hy its *puree,
And saweartlepietered ott it bi.soin large,
Eteruity.
Toe,happy time,
Ta. full 14 liniment unteeigle.1 !
For the.l.kl% level cf this sltailowed wird'
All too sublime !
Stitt-aictures fettle,
Ai. facie the soubcams frouathe
weet.
Ae holes the truth from tett thi; tiok•le
breaet
(if feittilese
The shadows chill
oar path. Yet as I sedly gaze,
A el think upon the happy byleiat days,
• .1 .. I bee, her still.
GOnt:RICIL
AND o
N OR TH SHORE LINE.
In connection with the (trawl Truuk
Railviay. Shertest, Cheapest, and taut
direct route.
A earthly burdens, eve teen' shall be
made
. orleVer 1101..
INviaTwENTS LLWITWD WV ClIAFIL TO 11.11Urft•GO
DEBINTV
BOARD OF DIRECTORS •
Prs.rukat: The Hue Jodie HltarAan
o. p , Q. C.. 00. V. Toronto.
no Presides*: LAAVIS MOFFAT. Ernti.
ORO DUMAN, Tack Judie of the County of York.
W. H. Barium keg , M. D., 11. 1' , Prescott.
ARCM. CA WILIDAI• Eery, Cashier Merehante Bank,
Toronto,
Wit. 1. MACDONELL, Lag., Manager Toronto Sayings
Bank, Toronto.
Arose Monamoir. Req., M. P.
beeremry oad Two:seer : ARTHUR IlAnvaY, Earl.
Applications for Insurance in this
first class Companeereeeived by
J. J. BELL
1342 Agent at Goildrich.
WESTERN ASSUR1NCE
COMPANY.
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO.
CAPITAL STOCK . $400,000
SURPLUS FUNDS
kb'
TEIE NEW STEAMER
feive her -and kniiw,
seeming dead there still shell be
retiortli,
Aadlivetigatti for us on dome ;;Iail neon
The Long -ago. •
.
I There, where no sun -
Rlies stem; and where asirle are laid
W M. SEYMOUR,
EDWARD MARLTON, 31ASTE11.
will ply in co,nnection with; the 6. T.
Railway as follows : •Leate Goderich
on arrival of Expres.s Train bent
the East, westher permittin,g, for
Southampton at 3 p. no, every Monday,
Tuesday, 'Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturdey. Returning : Leave 'South=
ainpton at 4 a. m., Port- Eleib st 430
a. ino Inverlitiron at t a. in., and Kin-
cardine at 8 a. rn., every atendav,
Tuesday, Wednesday, 'Thiarsiley and
Friday. Arriying in Gotierich each clay
as above, to connect with the train go.
ing East.
208,369.60
RECEIP'TS FOR T EY E A It
END lNG JUNE 30th 1871. 357,858.26
HON. J. 1/1cMURRICH
President.
111 11ALDAN Managing Director.
FIRE & MARINE INSURAUE AT
Lowest Current Rates.
OFICIAL LOW refill!' OFRATIS,CoVERING
Inaurancii for one or three year. on detached
Dwellings. Cherokee and Schools with contests, In
Cities. Towns and Country These rated and
terms of policy particularly favorable to tin ram.
▪ g Com smelt y.
?trot CUSS OMR wonted for a trovelling Agency
for the township, outlying this Town. Apply in
writing with referenew theundersigned for tra
Mission to the Head Glace.
D. WATSON.
Local
(World' Ism met. 317'
A gent.
SHIM & PORT RER011.
The above named Steamer leaves &nth-
ampton fur Serpin end Port Huron et
4.00 s. m., Port Earan, 4.30 m.,
verhuron, 6.00 a. ne, Kincardine, 8.00
a. no, Goderich, 2.00 porn., every Fri-
day, weather permitting. Connecting
with Ricer Beats for Detroit and G. T.
Railway Propellors from aarnia to
Chicago, Milwattkie, -ie.. Returning :
Leases Sarnia every Settmday st 8
o'clock, a. m., weather pirtratting. For
further infarmation, apply to Byron
tailson, Purser, on the Boat, or to Thos
Lee. Soutamnipton: J. Eastwood, Port
Elgin; P. McRae, Inverhtwon ; R.
Robertsen, Kincardine; W. B. oare,
Sarnia; A. N. Moffat, Port Huron.
J. Y. DETI.OR & SON,
t enema Agents, Gmletich
Goderich
Harness Shop
••-••• :0
W. A. MARTIN -
11 AS Ideasure in annotattlas to the plitilm of
Tows tad County that he ham purchase° the
anuses busluess of Mr. Isaac Halliday, ten Haw-
k*. St .Vber haviag served losapprenticeship with
Messrs 1V. & H. Motin, Goderieb. W. A. H. has
worked fer the last three years In the hest liaraess
Sh•ps le Citio•uo, and 11. now prepared to make up
LIGHT • AND HEAVY HARNESS,
HOESI-CLOTIINII axe SsaaTcs CoLLARS,
ta east -ease style sad with dsepstch. Orders
Prtattit attoadod to.
Trunks, 11111ps, Ca r ry .. C oinks,
as., to.
N. 11. -Fly Sheets constantly on hand through -
eat tee arnatioor.
lietelteh, Joao 1e, 1871.
•
GODEFLICH AGENCY
of TUE
Trust and Loan Company of
,CANADA
iyiniriwated by Pula.' Citarkr.
GAPITAL-.-ONE MI 1,1,1i it NIP;
S'IERLING.
F unds fair
Investment.
I0.6 NS m tdo on the ileeenty of apprior,..14,„
4 16 Prot...14v for 1,real. Of. VIV•• getheret1 in her Ireath to listen, as
)Piorg akr to •oit t to. ronv,•nwher of Wirrowers, arid pi • e it,
rarmatile at rApiry or lima or l.y '
I/ s 'even. 01 tt broke failitlf
"Olive Varcoe."
Itice, I would take my cause into my own
hand, and deal out justice to myself.'
Here John raved somewhat; mingling
praaers with his Madness ; asking why
one man in blind selfishness and pride,
should take coldly - a blessing which,
would nuke another's heaven. ,
_
'MY lamb, turone ewe limb!' he cried;
'but to. him only an image to hang hia
name and las jewels tin, aoa showto the
world as his.'
Sir Hilton rental hie chat upon him.
-haat}, and looked upon the roving tutu ;
but he uttered is.t 0 word. -
W heti a. great light pierces tho bran,
speech is numbed. Olive, w Melt alio him,
wept. .
Then .Tolin got main again, imaterino
to himself that it was a wrong wawa,
and ho h- at, awn V.r. oed in it.
'1 thought Eleanor would be just,' he
said, 'if I laid these thinp before:her es
1 saw them in my Own mind. ' Se I
watcheil an opportunity to find her aleae,
but, knowing Olive followed my •steps
M late, I. look advantage of a burst of
temper on her part to lock her in her
roPue I gave the 1:ey to Lade Tree/a-
lias, saying carelesely 1 was going to fish
it while in ehe creek, • .
\ al aid not know that, the bettel• to
°Lune inci -I believe she thought 1
meditated/ suicide-et/Eve' bad taken
friiin the :beery the Loy of the old door
at the fa, A of the disuses.' stairs. Main
the creek I. LAW Eleanor 1.1.3 into the
wood; at ith a boek in her hand. I did
not follow her at once.i f thotight over
all ilfat / wolthl bay, the arguments V'
would use, tho prayers, the moron* I
would urge. to maze her breek (a thOt
mottoisge. Above all, 1 would be gentle,
8'31i111;e11...1.4 m 'with 1110--I had sent to
eondon for it, under Dr. Iturten's name;
fete'if it untie to the Wont, I would die
before the wedding. Arid now 1 fearea
myself se Iona, that t took tIlis bottle
front nay poektat, and broke it against a
stone, throWing thir fratments into the
ereek .; then 1 went lightly to the wood.
I • knew where to tiod Eleanor, for, in
tetbaitt4 Go!, slid had mid, "11,14, but at
pa t.) -day.! I ant go ii tig t.. the Leoly's
Rower; the coolest aril in the wood.
"%V bull I found bur. she was weeping
and angry ; anal se 1 telked, she grew
more anery, 'My prayeas beat against
her hard heart in. Vain. At I tut 1 re -
preached Iter. 1 Oad her tam hael en•
cottramal thy rove mod maple 14 strppitig-
storm of my bruised spirit tare 11 Hil-
ton. 1 hen she sera l' heal ; o el I WM bidden on her, mid never. helped
that nit,e1:1) ; Ina meting *he • wtesla ttet her with a winel. 'She was but a child,
spare iterated se miserahle utaaraou a o acting etith a child's i4noraticw., a child.*
my loam I trial her for 11,,r Ow 11.' ' peraiatetiota, a child's tuplicay.
quick sympathy his sufferings
eine hers; and the wonder, revervime
gratittule he felt, oppressed her ;
• d his bleeding pnde %mulcted her
ewise. She (treaded to hew. a word
o thenks from him ; she hated what she
had done for him ; she could not endure
to be so high above him in his thoughts.
'Now she had con/literal his pride, she
wanted him t3 be proud again. So to
hide from him that she raw his pain,
and to avoid his thanks, she looked at
Charles •Vigo, and smiled for very tor -
law, with a quiver on her lips. She
kaew that all she had suffered wits in
vein, that John himself had dragged his
ceime ibto the light, and irnplored.all
men that he alone might bear the mon-
atty.
.And though this took from her tbe
sting of thinking that Charles Vigo had
homed him down, it increased the pee
guish of pity that swelled in her heart
.fer all at Trewavas.
: Fir Hilton had given his arm to Mrs.
Laugley ; the others followed, Olive
knew not how, fee her eyes were blind-
ed, and in another moment she feund
herself mounting the turret stairs, every
step of which was to her a monument of
ammy.
' In the chanoior there broke upon her,
through her tears, a vision of John's
face -a wild, haggarl face, with (twi-
nes* on it, unutterable woe and death.
Then breaking away from some hand
that held her, she rushed forward ana
fol& Upon her knees, and would have
touched hint, but he shrieked out, .
`No, Olive, do nut touch me Say
eyoi.ititiefinirtgediv.e, me, only that, anti 1 can the
With beolien sobs, Olive spoke words
of pence to him, then she felt Oerself
lifted trent her knees, :1114 SAW blind Mrs.
lonoley's arm around her.
Sir Hilton had: taken his old pinata by
his brother's side •, Lady Trewavas,
Charles N'igo and Mrs. Gunning were
here, and Olive understood that the
trembling woman who supported her had
come also only for her sake.
The:tato rallied all her courage, and
eta. Pat. men ts In tion 1.0411% her tsar anal heart.
wilt burerptee011.,,,,m) ii:TeieteursEemesAt.isNt:res.
Or A pr•oo...t Mortgage e perehased. Without the breaks and interruptiens
twehilichhisfewreorratust.d mire -aeon made, se will
J1"1*I'in e.Godench 'OHM only Olive, knew how I loved
ewe
1317-
• - _ _ her,' said be. 'She saw how tarttmecl 1
was -how galled and maddened 1 %ne-
ttle poor half love Hiltottlitlakvie"h"eireag4
IMPORTANT NOTICE by jealousy, and by
blame in not MI mine. I loved
mei ter more than twe yea
accepted niy affection
rode with her, I wh
F. IL MANN
Hoose Sign & Carriage Painter to whose nrm eh
ngsmEs riAcQu.,,:vrTimpuni.hinAT when, in a
the Wesleyan Methodiet LluorliwItli yareiall l 01,111
1,7 he ha. ti tto‘t up a alio'. On X.1611, mr..4 n, 3 to
tly ,iiiiii et reasosableprices Thankful tor 1 ne 1. I t roa to
to fcar
attached wherehels preparoltofillatl toilers pr..mp- Wood
no ,d the last 7 years soli& it, a sortieuarire .... the
game.
of
The wards the pool,'
her first, 'She shrieked aloud, then I pat my
re she tacitly hand upon her hp., and seal, soIllYa
It was 1 wh, 'De not shriek; there is no ono in the
walked with her, 1 wotel but you and I, 'I'ho very beasts
e clung when weary, or die silently; why should man alone meet
tty cowardice, she chose &nth with cries!"
me harmless creature of the q-folditil, her thee triampliantly I
who liked me best. She thou6ht she twice,
blind 'Mem, or to cheat her mother she tore aown my hand and, lareantea
. And this was all deceit, all done could philosophis:. like -a media:in. 'But
'Ohre! Oliver then fell tlown at
could do this, and tread upeu nie my feet in a death- swoon.'
as upon some or harmless worn !
• ATI 11..111y a jet. The ancient
thought her dead, awl knelt beside
hall spilled that deadly dranght, and would be "an itnage to hang neckleta
looking on it with burning eyes, I asked nn" --not bone of his bone. flesh of his
why it had not saved her, flesh. I could have wept for lite: and 1,
'1 went in, 1 spoke to Lady Trewavas, the outcast, would nut have demo,'
to tho servants, to the gardeners, lhen with her for woad& t..,in al
leisurely I mounted to my paintino-room thanight I would go back, mei ask her to
- this ono -and here, 1 wrappe*,1 the forgive my hard. words; 3.1 I, as 1 11* •
bottle in double paper, and wrote "Cer- hesitated, 1 faun I I, had lea ote So .11
wine" on it. I did not eau!: much cord which I had wont as a grellO.
about it. I did uot care wheiier it was "Now I must go back," I sail, "L.,
found or not. it."
•_When 1 came down I talked With 'As I retraced MY giros 3:to o I v, seareq-
Mrs. Maristowe, and as she: spoke of ing always for the e.•11, tamaiit 1
fashions and of follies, I ',peed her It.
claughterat voice sand,: eta, "Olive /
°Hee t" My. sense Was very dim ;
could not: tell why she hail called to
I IliY0 . And. in this same dim;dull way,
I to& for Dr. Burton and sat up teat
eight among the watel;ors. •
'Going to my room in the morning, I
found the packet gone;abd (melte cover
Olive's name. Leavai, toe, were gone
front my journal, and sketches were torn
away.
'I sta,egered te a mat, stunnid.ani
bewildered. I think. it was then my
senses came back, and thought of safe-
ty. I began to understood why Eleanor
haul called to Olive ; she ntust have been
in the wood near us -perhaps had seen
me -perhaps was trying now, to save
Thus simply did Olive tell the stenm ef
her suffering.
Charles Vigo, hovering near as &be
and Florian sat together in the deep bay
window at liosvigo, heard Olive'. lips
praine him, but he sow it wis Florian
whose • foe° londled-Florian, ihose
eyes naid 111111 the tribute of her tears.
'31101,1 Lan7ley; he Baia,' I should, like
f o tolatte that story to you my wavt 1
should not tell it as °tam has done. I
klionla e Tamale on ate indignation I
f eo . whoa 1 nsw a guiliy soward •laying
tent a sharp cry: then, in a moineuie het (Time tiponee weak c'::!d's shoulders,
Elearra voile° pigreod my care oar.a.- mid a lett drild acceptioo the burden
ing„ 'Wave ! Olive !" lt 1•Ai. A ci•y of ea.,,e..1, Winded lo her true duty by her
such fear, that fee e 'moment 1 amel pa-sionalo, IF WO atot ocatituste for people
still. in terror, leaniitz i.1 hoot ,ie..s`i4 All••• in HIV eves, had wronaed h sr from
ateadat, a tree, my streoath ge a, my the oegiamio .' ,
eyes blinded.' I To a . mot;atar I. )
'Wolin I rimovered from this, all to eamensemsmossureememe
still ex death; met iu this stilloseiva 1 ma
on in desperatehaste towards the Lady's Baylald. SUIT.
Bower. As I neared it, something fell . • -
into the water with a heave splash. On i Tii,,,, till show of the Stanley Agriettl-
hearino this, I did -not foint. or staita tuna Society was hold at flayhela on the
still irishorror; I rushed on bliedly. apd tith inst. Thoday wan all that could be
reached the pool, to, find silence and desired, and there Mai a large turn out
lonelinens. • of the beauty of the village and country.
`If there had boon a deally'straggle, It us much to be regretted tlmt political
there was pc, mark te toti. o ; en wee. differences are allowed tO interfere with
ed innodence ard peace. lint I was not the operetiont of this seciety to sorne
deceived. Such a cry as I had heard extent. The outeide sbow was very
only springs to •hunetti lips in times of good, especially in horses and sheep
direst attony; and leaning over the pool, Some very fine tingles were shown by
I peered with shrineing eyes iuto ita eur enterprisine townsmen Messriolinox
& Itatheell atid Mr. Whitely. They
depths. . •
'Then it was IthoUght, I sew beneath divided the prizes of this department
between them. Inside, the dnet was ita
the be ,ch tree a shadow, a lilac shodow,
like toe folds of ll rolte. At iliat I ut,- tolerable but the exhibition creditableo,
tared a crv that rang through the wood; we noticed Bente celInterPan" which
irresistably suggested the idea of core -
then remembering none wottla hear me,
II ran wildly toes.dsT •awa -as foe help. fort in the coming cold nights. The
I went hy • no oath, 'Let but *min the butter shovtn by Mr. Tongh was really
asele a branch, I haw e ill -M rua ..m.-1
trees,' the _shortest way, boa as I 'set
it in, Gooerich. The display was fair
tirst class; we would like to see some of
furiously, wiLh madness in his face, Rod as ta quality but not ep to the mark as
guilt and fear past woolt. Toe moo v. as to quantity. A now invention in the
John Trowavas, and at sioht of 1 m the way of churns was shown "by Mr. J.
truth pierced me at swatted e as sualmat Wallace, Gotland" Township, it seems
touches new-awe:sued eyes. Ao work well.
r '1 am not a woman eoven to fa at le. The following is the
t - PRIZE LIST :
yet 1 fell now like one strock dead; all ,
any blood had enacted my heart at mem, Hatses - AGRICULTURAL. - Brood
mare and foal, 1st John Dunn, 2d Philip
atid with an icy stupor on tue, 1 lay, I
know not how leng. • McEwen; Two year ola.filly, 1st S. Mc -
'When I awoke, 1 gathered leaves and Dougall, 231 B. Snowdon; Two year old
grass, lace one bewildered; and svander- adding, let Jea Armstrong, 2(1J°110Ph
Hudson; Oue year old colt, In° Thome-
Bon; One year old filly, 1st X. Calloway
1st o„fo; oll the resources cal the Company tea
2,1 Relit Rouen; Buggy hease,
carry it toe successful Moue without in-
Itathwell, 2.1 do; Saddle horse, 1st Goa
ortaveniencing the public for ony length
.861:rsareltss; 128dt JjoahsnioReganil; S27aj aonfiewaorAkrimng
of time. It wes howevermushed through
with marvelous rapidity and by six
strong.
. o'clock on. Friday evening the whole of
Hoeses-GEa ERA T. l'I:itTalS;Et..;-a jtrooniesd
the distance between Teronte and Kings-
ton was finished, fiee sections beine
coinpleted in lesa han four hours each..
The . remainder of the work was got
tkrongh by twelvcao'qlocat on Saturday
oight. The change haus _ neceisarily in-
volved considerable expense, as the
rolling stock has hod to be modifieland
terms number of new engines and cars
purchased; MI less than forty o• tilts were
put under weigh oft Selcalay between
Montreal and Stratford, re; ,res(. ntiug no
fewer ti•en five• hunared care. The
chit igen( guage wia..oloaste the great
insonv anience of tot ashipment of
freight, so prp !motive of delays, and will
enable throtigh tratfic te be nsade te
Detroit, Bustan and New-Tork.
'I tore up the rest of niy journal and
sketch-boek, that no one mieht notice
the pages gone, and t mow the pieces
carelesely among the waato paper., N.
suspicion touched mo through them.
`loin know the anguish of the next
'Sow days, and how the cord as found
andaust, and suapicton.fell o
yen can'tioveri never tell ho
bore all this. 1...was• sure. n
in the wood, smash° he,1 ate
m her g..eat pity fee sha
thy love, ana all the sufferiu
led Co my crime, she uttered
speak her horror of it.
'Sao neyer let me know th
was patent to her eyest, tho
others, only she would not
hand -I saw that. 1 kne
Imre -all the suspimen, !theme, nd hatred
diet shoeld have been my portion -bore
it silently -took it upon herself gladly,
to *eve Trewavan. I knee that, in her
great love, her deep devotion, she would
rattier die than let her velem, her hand,
be the one to. draw down lufaimy on our tog on and cn, 1 lest my way, aad stilt
emote. - • ' thoitela I was nearing 'la 'waves still
laitowitig this, I felt safe, and like titooght 1 WAS gqing for help. Then 1
coward, 1 let her her lake Has great found I could not go -I coda noi de-
nounce John Trewaves. Ater die
than bring such troub6 to'the roof that
had sheltered me; and Ilia ;Moo slued;
down upon the &eats, I wept all oty Gant
died away in itie, and I hod Ito more
etre..., .
'thus weepina, Mr. a'ie) found ,ne,
and at sight of a heman face I gotta red
courage and hope: r began tot 10 m i•self
, her , your duty, never healinemea , that 1 foul not verified Ott fat .•
htis- 1 "But I was not brave enottali for such tnine, of a lilac shod° beotema the Italia,
Olive; but
nobly she
w she was
; but
ream u,
that hal
to word to
t iny euilt
gh Itid to
*ouch tny
that she
'1 yr prated all 1111 11.4 ,11,1. . • 1 lila
i II the gertlen, ;opt 1 1 • I , • his
real lo •ct was. : - ..I 1, • ...ila
tes a n 'key .., ; .1 . , her
41111i ilig I • , , ; •Wi.
.?itlil 11144.., Pit I e.•.•
prayer., woe1,1 tel Ilene
're sparo Iiilton's pride, saveTre-
*eves, that was her pole thOught, and
she asked not whethei it liras right
or wrong. It MSS for emelt, i 'Pars her ;
for me to eay,,"olive;-eliild,
against hers.
hand's lihirt AS Viiilli: :t.rt 1rr , t. ,i'l IKOW I WrIINIII. Alla saw her -etunnell, and ato and the shadow might mar be the dal:-
. henna by Bite° for whose sake- she ness of the long beech boughe that over -
el th, I used stroug wee's, but g,•til le-- • suffered ; I sew ening heard on wrong, spread the peol. aly heart bounded at
1 dal indeea• Yot thgy ‘11.1 lea matt haa, I till ope looms' man Mak lea part, and the hope, and utv timely ga ew calmer.,
as 1 thought. alto grew harder and harder elle fled food onr cruel faces; . "MurilerT' 1 said within myself --
to me; she opposed to all iny vehemence The sobs of Lady trewavas breke the' "oo, it is impossible. I have aeon mad
a wall -bred worn. a voidness like an tuy ',ilea° liere,',- aud ' Olive, claapiag her to thiek it. She woodi hsve shrieked
wall, against which my passieu anal tuYe
misery fell leek: apon myseif, madden-
ing me. • ,
'ales was white with angert-ahat con-
ed. which
centrated &neer, self- isuaw
woman acenst•buted to the *wo il 111 halo,
nevem in irony sharp and co as cut
Heel. She dia not seem tu f, tr fur her -
been pant -
self in teenting me; she hot
pered all her life long: no harmful thing.
had ever touched her; and her. soul,
asleep Mats soft luxury, tiover aitoke
to the Hi -audit of danger till*. too late.
Never mind her words-- they were cruel;
ha,ing mice broken through the well-.
hred surface of her .seready, idol was not
heal bads Ily Ally 4:1/11sidtlratitni folr
'Slic °wiled scorefully that she Ina
59911 my love, awl despised it t00 1111101
to care whether iihe had wonwhi,1 it or
no. She confessed she might. have Marie
my heart a Birtql1111'..1tI/III3 tp; ber own
wish she dui led .know -tate Ilia not
care - she Iota nottliottglat aboot it .
"And new, ettrely, had enoti311
of jeatir miseries, and of Olive Nato May
too, for one dey!" elm cried, • *aitatel otit
of my path,.and let nie,tiass "
'lint I berrol the ,v hording' clown
the denten in rue with both arum. At
that inoutent I hated Imo.
"You shall never be Hilton's wife, '
I said resolutely.
"Yen inistake me," ihe answered
"All this only determines me the .. .. ro
to marry hint. And I will pia such a
harrier between, you and 1 , between
you and Treweves, that, your presence
shall never insult me again. What!
am 1 to.bear for evict' this insolent inter-
ference between me aud spy ell -Mimed
toisa.tielf"- -
• "Nat atsolent," 1 • mad, meetly,
"Ma well meant., kiudly meant, to save
you pain." • • -
' she repeatteu, “:11141 00W-
Ves,111r. Trewavas, you are a
euwarta and as a coward, _diarists
70`0311"y Meaktiess hol given her courage.
te say thie; and, as elle spoke, idle thing
her hand toe•arde me in a contemptuous
gala nee.'
',Her liana touched me. Site did not
know what the tench ef her hem! was to
neer 1 lost the power over that strong
de sin 14:ri hi 16Ttirw, :in::: have said
elute, is auras' which • held
snapped lido trtreads.."
lieteners with a haggard face
falling back, stattddmriog
more wildly.
'ller traumata*
me; that loin
I seised th
flung in
6 6
suffered so much for loee and a mistaken 'With this thoneht I smiled, as Uway-
duty. el a farewell to Mr. Yigo; but as the
'Have you written it down -all t• great trews hid him front tny Mello my
neked John, eagerly, of Mr. tionet. '1 heart fell again. Who hal I hearett thot
cry, "Olive! Olive:a-why had John
that "pm his face which carolled ttly
'aloud to think oft And this great beil at
Trewuvas, why ai its wends cone: aly-
ing to greet me Who': veis iniedngt
'A euelised i t every tho u ;tee . I rosolveii
to ta old meeting any of h ...I
till I heti visited Johnaoramn and so; veil
my doubts. I enterel tiie ;entse Oa -
seen ; I ceept up to his paiitting-,iehie
If he wore here, awl met NW 4111iptly,
should knew that shaaow
Wag a sick foney, raid Eleatraltad oely
crietaAm um in team: • of li;s a 'r
What more likely than itepleadiee Ili.
cause himself, be should t;et
lug her ta. tier Mildness At. 1 tie" ps
he had threatenea her t• at, he mat
die. I kne.v ho thougla of that at
tames. •
with a look, implored Lady Trewavas to 'Ito was not his paioting-room, and
toke Olive away. f the drawing on th easel hod not been
ath, let them go,' bail John, wearily; touched that daya , Then I searched ,for
'they cannot help me. I live in dare- !mama, and in a einall.p. eket label sta
nese; and their twits will never come to "Cortnine," 1 feu od Odor:form. Could
me again,• in all nay, dreamt, through a he kill himself with this 1 I aided iny-
black eternity.' self. Aud fearing that -uot thinkino
'Our fluty is hard,' said Ma Heriot, then how Eleanor had died -1 took it
''but I think, Sir Hilton,, you will per with 1no. You kn tv• how heavily this
ceive that we no alternativmbut to ful- weighed *gain t in, Sir sua
la it. It in my painful taskito say, that meld.
macaw Dr. Burton oan certify Mr. Too 'I Lutes' woo that Eleanor wits milts-
wayeas life will be .endangered by the ate, and 1 'fever (mealtime:a myself again
jourry, I and my brother magistrate el:ether the shadew in the'pool was a
mu" "'unit 9111 I is (Iwn, IMAre4* fancy oa a truth. She was deA, and
them only remained to mo the power to
'I wish it,' said...ham, eagerly; isave Sir Hiltoo and laoly Trewavas, by
strong enough to go. I want my ail,- me, from the deeper anguish of
ciao, Dr. Button; never re Is wig. 1; whose halal • had done the
on the road. Mater deed.
1):510 a jail male 'When I entered .1 °he's jr. lilting -room
,Clear old Troway I felt Eleanor was deod. This f :ditto
. e
conenbles, a
ClOar , I
I le
bea
heads, implored John to speak of . het
no mere °
Tears steeped 'her, voice, and tears
'blinded many other eyes as they gazed
on the small figure ond bravo young
face so changed aud *min, that had
alond-have eiruggled IR the witter; she
could stood not have died quietly like
that:, The shadow *oaths purple shade
of the red beech, and I haye pierced
myself with a grief as vain as sha•
does "
will not spare myself one detail. Let
• une gaol it when it is reedy. Hilton, is
',there anything more: to tell t You can
say how 1 lived here,' • cower& letting
0,.0 think Olive guilty, till fear of Mr.
Vigo, limi still wilder. fears, &Ore me
out. striving to lose :myself • in mot
world. But I never enco forgot myself.
And bete;
1 never once mamma; the horrible con-
lociousness- that I east John Treeaves,
the Mnrderer, Ah„ what a life I Led !
Bring me taree's creW to match it.' '
for the first time, there
rang out that lideout never tit.-
tered Ly smut attd ianoeeet lips, which
the listener yam . wanders in the
teri•ible olmais of flas earth where. the
felon and the mad -lean ,kept front
sight.
Nearing it, Hilton stated • Up, and,
I am
curtiti-
r tlYiaa
better be in jail than
larother s house.:
as af the felon and the
el the stain of murder..
say, and lot me go.'
raved again. ,and after a short
ation, Dr. Burton refused to give
ars eertilicite the Magistrates. requ;red.
'There ia no doubt of his madness,' he
, . `but that must of course be proved;
, , "It and meanwhile,' lie whispered to Mr.
e"" tau", Vigo, '1 consider it safer and better for
he went on his family that he shouldhe in custody.'
Sir Hilton offered bail ta any amount,
watad have chained hut law and raiment would not permit of
voila my fear "0" t'"'• its being accepted.
bane that had struck nie: I l'hen I shall go,with my brother,' he
y arms about fier. said, calibly, as ha bade farewell to the
Not e coward!" I cried. "Not anal
; retiring magistrates, ,
to die -with vou• Let nada) Ma:ether: Sir Hilton kept his word.
'1 • o led w th her, &egging her to.
Now is the time to Patotyour C
Sleighs, and Curia
prorders from cetintry Ca
to with diepretelt
81Wn Paln•inW,Gilthe
°ging ,
Ciodet
tiers
nageshope attended
ch, AIL 113870
, Gluing. rare.
Ir. rt. MANN.
awl
SOMETHING N EV!
T" UNDERSIGNED HAS ES-
tablished a branch ot his Toronto
sewing haachiue Repairing Wmics,
arINT CI-AINTOINTs
where all kinds of
sewing Machines
will be repaired, altered and put in tint
class running 07t107.
uasing had 16 years experience in
some of the largest machine manufae.
tortes in the world he can guarantee
.
Ile shrunk from tio humiliatiop now;
ho seemed at seize the cup with aasoot of
feear eager to drink to the dregs.
'Ll'at me show Olive that I too can stif-
fer,' was all his thought, 'suffer, and
own it just.'
Se, in the local papers of ehe day,
Olive soon reed a clear statement, signed
by Sir if ikon's natne,in which hi set f or th
Ids contrition and his shame that Ids
brother's guilt thould ever have
touched her innocence.
- Hero too, thus publicly, he thanked
ber fur the generoteapity and magnani-
mous forbearance oleo hadothowu when
in ltei • path • s • did ,not think I
my3olciaireatautrewal01,0new her, canto Leatey mmeed.
was seyiper, that could turn and sting. finiet "1 •
As Oliie talked to me, with her childish g t her li shook, herr And here too,110 asked her forgive -
swear I never thought of killing her ;,, back tis nte in
outpouring of pasuonate words that 'at that n"""en Ps • nese for ale the entfering heaped u '
• elide quivered, and I saw she lived, • Imil
meant nothing, I was devising lit my Y •
n tit it) was a Led,. - was
a • d A I ner though her devotted silence and the
mind the beat way to die. At first 1
that was the mad intptilse of a moment ;
but I did think I would die in her
presence, reproaching her with my last
breath. Once 1 WAS sorely tempted to
kill my brother. II then, you remember
the day ! We were in the garden, and
tom maddened me with your blind/ care-
less talk ; but Olive, who suspected me.
and had greatly watched me of late, had
plunged my pistols alto the water. Thin
Slaved him. But it was on that day I
nesolyed Eleanor Maratowe should
never be his wife. From his own lips I
had heard, he chese her for no great
love, but because she fulfilled all the
requaites his pride required in a Lady
Trewavas ; and languidly centeut with
her beauty and her sTection. ha strove
through these to dr.ve from his heart a
deeper passion, whidi he feared might
offiNceVo.rclutihinotpo-n.Next door te Neu, Era leaya him to a less prudeat tnarrata.-•
heart berned at this. MY tril°1°
office, Goderich, receive
and tale, orders.
mee. L. S. WILLSON, next to S
maeleen"Aela stL.hraotta_n_f.
nature rebelled at ; t, and in the warfare
that rose up in my soul, oraer over -
Clinton, il)th Mertie 1873. leek If eiod woe' I not I,
THOMAS GODERT the chaos I blindly gropeti for antic°.
iAntelwrintitensthiwnigth".inI inken,°:ndnoint
oar MO
and tl.
,11mazar
an y
as one enveloped in flames. I crial out
that must neve myself -that I must
;hsvo peace, eveu if she died to give it
me.
'As I wrung my hand/ over her white
face, I remembered a little Vaal in ma
pocket anot mason-olt no!-Isut some-
ardaelleter I hau taken poison'. 1 drench-
thieg I had bought to use -being •eow.
ed her scaef with thie fluid, anO held it
closely to hor lip'. She will not suffer
n ceir in dying, 1 ielid.
',Then the thought struck me that the
eshock and chill of the weter might bring
back coneciousuess, and at this moatent
the grass: I sever I know not tapir it
my eyes fell on a crimson cord lyino on
came there, ant 1 cmght it tip and tied
the rest. 1 ma
her4rairsets; yrn know,
e: Meat --
faint, I ant sit:k --I can tell ro mere.
woria's injustice. Ile wrote generonsly,
largely, not saying a word too mony or
too few.
- Olive wept asehe put down the paper,
she sae in this letter the cry of a gener-
ous but proud spirit, 11111.1.0U11 14 suffer
for itself, and full of a tender yet angry
remorse, that he should blindly have
permitted her childish figure to come be-
tween him and the lite. and thrust her
hand in the flame in hie itead.
After the great excitement of this let-
ter and of John's contestant, came a lull
of ntany weeks.
Olive aril all the world know that Sir
Hilton had amempanied his brother,
and had taken a lodgiag close by him,
and viand him in prison, and stayea
with him every day. micept when closet,.
eccupied in a, ling to prepare his. de-
fence; brit tins waa the only feet thet
pessed • prison- hoese. •
What , olive told of 'her r' ere in -that
t •-rible day, it will be boiler to relate
here than in another plat
MOB AA Malletas• '
- . ,
The Londea ALA Arassisiit say., en
the authority of Dr. Benjaar'n Clara%
that in the East Indies: siarm milk is
weed to a great extent as 1 specific $er
diarrhoea. A p• it everyfourboare 411
clock the most vAohine diarrlatea,
stomach-ache. incipient cholera and
dreentery. The Inilleshonlid never be
boiled, but mile heated esifficiently ea
Ise agreeably warm. not too hot. to &int
Milk which has butt boiled ia unfit for
use. This writer oives severs: instances
to show Ahe. value 4 61 -, substerow 111
arrest:3g this disease, among whieh is
the .feaowizig. • The writer ewe ; "It
hoe never failed in cluing in six or twelve
hem's, and I have toed it, I should
think, fifey lanes. I have also given it
ot a dylitg man, who had been sdbject
to dysentery eight months, latterly ac-
companied by um cent/nail dim*, ceia.
and it acted oh him like • charm. In
two days his diaerkea was sone, and in
three weeks he became • hale, fat man,
and now nothing that may hereafter
occur will ever shake his faith in hot
milk. A writer also anomunicates to
the Ifatatt/ Zrnta awl amott. a state-
ment of the Value of milk in twenty-six
eases of typhoid fever, in every one of
which its great value was apparent. It
eliecks diarrhom, and nourishes and
cools the Wily. People 'suffering from
disease respire ood as much as thee*
in health, and in ch more so in certain
datums where here 41 rapid waste
ef the system, Frequently all or -
dimity food in certain dimmest is reject-
ed by the stentath„ and even loathed by
the patient, hut nature, ever beneficent,
haa furnished *toed that in all diseases
is heneficial-in arena directly eurative.
Such stood is milk. The writer in the
journal last quotello-Dr. Alexander Yds,
after giving, particular observations. upon
the peinte &Immo mentioned. ' viz: its ac-
tion in checking diarrloem its nourshing
properties. andita wane in cooling the
body, itami: "We believe that milk
nourishes allover, promotes sleep, wards
offdeliritant,enothes the i otestiries. and, iir
Snail the sine /Ott Wilt ill typhoid fever?'
i
We have also telt, testa(' -the value of
milk in scarlet ever, and learn now that
it is recommended by the medical facet-
tY in all eases et this often very distres.
siog childrena disease. Give wn the
milk tlie patient will take, even during
the period of ereatest fever; it keeps up
the stregth of the patient, &eta well
upon thestornach, and is in every way a
blessed thiag in this sickness.
Chlittre Of Cittap.nn the arazzi Trrat
Malaaala.
The change of guage on the Grand
Trunk Railway between Montreal and
Stratford, from five feet six ibches
four feet eight and a half inches, was
commenced on Friday morniug and 8411
completed on Saturday night, The re -
partite arrangements - for carrying out
the work were made by Mr. E. P.
Hannaford, the engineer, a few weeks
ago, the whole distauee, 441 miles, hay-
ing been gone over bylain and thoroughly
surveyed in less than a fortnight. In
order to eapedite matters, the length of
line to be operated Upon was divided into
sections of about Mitten miles in length,
and upon these no lees than fifteen
hundred men were employed. As may
be imagined, the work was one of vast
magni t ude and responsibility. and taxed
mare and foal, 1st Rob'
Merph; Two year ol
coat, 21 E. Callow
gelamm lst Jas He
lace: Otto year old oolt, Johp Reid; One
year old filly, 1st 13. Sreeziate 2.1 Geo
Bates: Span of workitio horises, lot Thos
Johnston 21 J as Turner; Carriage team,
Mathew Stanley.
COrrte.-atilch cow,'having calved in
1573. lst A. Elcoat, Taos Wells; Two
year old heifer, 1st Geo Sparks, 2d Wm
Clone: One year old heifer,Ist A. Elects!,
2d 13. Snowdon; Yoke of working oxen,
lit Alex Sparks, 2c1 D. Cameron; Yoke
of two year old steers, Geo Spooks; Yoke
one year old steers, let Thos Wells; 24
Geo Sparks; Spring calves Robt Elliot;
Fatted cow or heifer, lseJas
2d Geo. Sparks.
SWEEP. -Ram, two shears or over. 1st
Win Penhale, 2,1 Ed. Westlake; Ram
lamb, 1st Wm Penhale, 2d do; ?air of
ehearling ewes, lot Wut Periltale, -1 C.
to see to procuring surveyor to a
Touzli; l'air of ewe lambs, Wm Penhele;
Pair of fat sheopelst Chas Tougb, 2d rtsvi near B
Sueedom • C. Prouty. jeltitly with a
these -Boar, large breed, 44,. Geieher; efr°m MrthiiisraY 10 "ten
Boar; small breed, 11...Penhala; Sow and Cat. _I*
pigs, largo breed, S. Geigher; Sow and . 'oa„,„al 'Lew° t"
pies, small breed. Th.! Wolfe.' in eon. •
b.414IY Pitopu..e. -Temiet of sett bu ' Retail) M
ter. 50 lbs or'orer. Chas Tough; Five l !au 'nal
o'. butter, sufficiently _salted for tab "":"
use, it , Geo It -sparks. 2d. Wm tier:bison;
Faetory Foisose, 44 the or over, lot 'fit
Wells, 2d Itobt Bell; Cheese wad
tocaary arinciple, Jas cateobell
atolls 'oeo, 'T
Tread well or midge
Join,. Rolm I, 21
bitelieleawhitt w'
fttl .1
airing wl
ly, bit A.. El-
; Two year ola
ream 21 Jas Wal -
Stephan
COUNCIL AIEETING.-Ths reouncii wet
this day (Oct. 4th,1873,) the members
present -minutes confirmed. Mr. Fre'
os
e on
f lib:a:17111st
altos 'rough; rwo
atter wheat. loo Clots
A ruts tridItt: Two bushels
teat, Ist Alex Searks, 2d 4.3.
, Two blishelo two rowed baelee
,
Tough; Two bushels four rowed loxt.-
ley, C. Tough; Two bushels lerie °doe
1st C. Tough, 2.1 sham !nth well; Two
boatels small oats, 1st Jae Armstrong,
2,1 II. Hudson; Two bushels latge peaty
1st John Tough, 2c1 Robert Bell; TWtil
Michels small pe.as, „,lat John Tough, 2d
C. Tough; Twelve ears corn, R. Rumen.
Fur IT AND VEGETAELES.- Rag pota-
toes, 1st John Rowe, 2d Wm Foley; Bag
late potatoes, lat A. Cliallet, .2aG.Ltattai;
Apploo,4 varieties, 5 of each variety, let
Coo McDonald, 2,1 A. B. Brownson;
Pears, 4 varieties, 5 of each variety!, 1st
D. H. Ritchie, 21 Wm Mergan; Twelve
Iota beets for table use Dr, Woodsi.Six
beads ot cabbage, A. liaackel; Half litish.
carrots for table use, Dr. %Voiotia; arms
pitnapkies, Win Morgan; Two sauseltes,
Jos Wilds; Peck potato oniTins, 1st E.
Westlake, 2.1 A. Haute; Peck other
impelled me to destroy,- Ins penile! and onions, A. Haack.; Twc .ve field termite.
sketclies.• llorroratackett as I was. the 1st A. Sparks, 2d C. Tough: Twelve field
sole clear ales in trio bewilaered uana, carrots, 1st C: Tough, 2a A. Sparks;
Walt tile res .1Oe to save the To: antral Twelve manaala weataele, 1st Jos Arno
name froth the staiu of tuttoler. , oilman& 2d %V. Foley; Twelve peaches,
done to save Johnatad fosteoed sureiei n
'When circumstances. a la who 1.1...d, lb. C.' Tough, 2,1 John Zimmer; Six
on myself, wort. , are too weak to tell 1 head red celery,
head white celery, A. B. lirownsonOSix
A. 13. Brownsun; Two
!hat I felt -it was a 'trete. Ilene -ff - of eater melons, A. Haacke; Two musk
joy and pain -an agony when Sir Hato f ntelons, Dr. Wooda; Recommended-
loeked at me with such bitter teething- Collection o%' vegetables, Dr. Woods;
Citrons, G. Castle; Grapes, J. Zimmer;
a.jey when 1 saw his pride unbroken,
his brother tinstespectt 1. Tomatoes, A. Ilisseke•
peer girl in the pool. het wriets tied Y
'You will remember the Molar; of the Domes, le aLtsoracrinsvo-liest 10
--ith that red cord! If Bolsi, had not flannel, Jas Armstrong; Nit. of woolen
anis factory cloth, Rein Bell; 10 yards
arratight it to me,
:Oat 1 ras in the %told that tom- - i most
I must hr •33 confessed blanaets, Ist S. McDougall, 2d R. Bell;
heve confessed that I had lo-st it near Jas Campbell; Pair mittens, V. nehmen;
Pair socks, V. I:Lannon; Pair steckirossa
heara and seen ?iambi have Olen torn
the Lady's Bower; and all thet I had' Quilt in patchwork, 1st Geo McDonald,
2.1 Mrs. T. B. Smith; Fancy qaftt, lst
from my unw :Mee lips. Si I burnt ta t la AA Bell, 2c1 Wm Plewes;- Skein of , . llama's Ederair Oat WorlATedIrisete tit Weir*
myself in Sir Hilton's sold. 1 did this, woolen yarn, James CampbelloSkein of' a'a.aaoga 4* sos kama aanta,.y oi .. f if ,..,.
t .
rd, and heapief awoher rood agei.., -.
stoclin_g yarn, J. Carapbell;Centlentan's i
becau 3 I would uot be a e itness a,...,mitott• abira Bobt Bell; eolloetion of bettotur; -Psis eenave. stay Wilt, - IL I. WAC,1. 1
his beet :ter; yet hat he shod.' atom me _ vest lirelieine eil 11.14e. I /he iii,re etstmei.colab.e.
guilty, cost me tears taat seemed 1 ae a best strata. Mts. F. 13, Smith; Pair of dm
line bot144, 1st Wm Foley, 2d do; .Pair ! rill. irrigalle. FriTtl:r11.1,1ATi Illir ta. Orr liall .1. LI rt•rt UIIII•• .
uf coaree boots, Wm Foley; Specimen i Oraeorao C000ne"4 wnrtil h`a ""''' *II "L;
rain of tre Ort my cheel ;. • . DA or tau bottle, reres hal
I saw it in his tay,-.. wh'en 1 ate:alma lam ''
cooeer's work, 1st T. k J. Armstrong, I eel.. of amt. and KIDNICV Totoreirs. Six to eight
rrVirBaer of ei"lit -years standing. elliale.IAPIaskAlif
r:‘,:rateliZaalaul: '.:')It'l:All.Z!nin4aaelll-ro,D NI 'PLPL"k
for tho mod `• You lost it DOM' " 1 :10' 'd • Hone in jar, John Zit:et-Lief; 1
'Cho les Vigo had moos _el the ' ,;th.
pool; tlie love. ieipped as you drew 'the
cord through your heeds in sneer." he
saidots he looked me m the foce. I grew'
white to the lips, but eirmered faintly,
''Yes." ' .
' "Yon will not eel, (110 rinestio ., 4'''
I cried, as I t.asped his ar.n.
' "Not one," he answered. "I respect
your motive, though 1 lament your si-
lence. Olive, duty should be stronger
than lovo."
' "Let me atoms," I said. '•Lot ine
die for them if I will.'' '
'I could not say more f m tessa; I
thought that what I did was a duty. an
eipiation. Passionete, v•i' fel as I had
been, I could pot feel all imatiess of this
sin. I had not poured oil upon the
stormy waten around me; tny hasty
words had often roused Joho's ilnager-
ous moods, not soothed them. But l
hail played will', fire, rot knowing it.
'Befere this crime I was a chadottal-
iog eve: .- Cmeeht ae-I ea-sinn lik • a l
tmlearns onrush -a,. • 1, t I we a v mom
t might mlf-cont 331, he Min.:ion, aid re.
Pentane^. by a fearful le. • se. I thin; ,
br.' rot (hid* mere- 1 in• i h-ve
dled.
„mica tbw,o,sc:ree.e,kr.y., 51111,11a s_.fitti11113,1116skattl-ito. luta:
temper ebbed, there cam ;upon In a
jf 1tiag laiitifh:710.'100111f:01:11:itlii111311:Corht.Wei:‘11.11.?11111013.
• -1_ 3 r°rk 01' Ishi 41 I love her, I was sure o• that: and she
was iriPP-
Orhen quittol Eleanor,' elle ILI,
‘s as fall of sawn ana sneer; but ia ray
were gone. Tee tiii• great sorrow for her. Sir Hilton iid eot
t1 0 lia"uS
rvey
oommissioner
d.to repairing
collector at a salary
see what marapgettiente lie
e with tlie tad
pauy with a view of Laying up Ste-
, .
p ten Debentures.: • ,
COotsEil t.r.) • weed let'Satairday No
veieber at 1 P. Id.'
s The following orders were granted.
Corbe.te lumbar $2,1,tin
.1..Itywn, statute lebour lot,29-30 12.00
Mrs. Mc 'Eaclicn, charity 400
Mr. Wiae, culvert repaires1 2 50
hintlier ." • .1.. 1443
C. le erey, i.eat citing forgra 4.00
C. Una,
. Clerk.
lam 8. focts %ell -esnisl
laugh Allan asked the
the Pacific Railway tit
Covert:uncut asked Sir If
for "general election .purp
GOvernment gave Sir Hugh
(4 lSir Hegh gave the Gov
sash.
e-(1) Sir
o raiment for
(2) The
or 'rummy
(3) The
tie 'charter.
ment the
The bet sante uf -.International
railway briage, at Fort"Erie, was laid MI
Friday and the structure will be ready
for trams to pass (moron the 24th inst.
pia you ever think that what is
termed a common cold, when systemati-
cally neglected, .often leads to that
most fa,tal and distressing disease -con-
sumption -but when attended to at once
is generally easy of cure. If you aro
troubled with a cold or cough "Briana
Pulmonic Wafers'. willbe found to be most
efficacious in removing it. They givo
immediate relief, and generally effect At
cure when nsed in time. Sold by all
Druggists and country deakrs. Price 25
cents per box.
"Tinto ICATURE's SWEET RESTOP.FE,
BALMY BLEEP." But there are time,
when this "Renewer of Strength" is deni-
ed us, times when our miuds and bodice
have t ran so over-worked and are so
worn out that wo "woo the drowsy god
in vain." The Peruvian Syrup (an leen
Tonic) renews oar strength and makes
°or rest,* w eet and rt "rushing.
NO Wish.
Honey m comb, J. Armstrang; Flowers,
large boquet, Dr. Woods; Flowers,
small boquet, D. 11, Ritchie; Artificial
flowers, A. Bailey; Embroilery in
muslin A. J. Bailey; Embroidery :in
worsts:1, C. J. Wilson; Fancy knitting,
Ju Gardiner; Crochet wort, A. J. Bal.
ley; Rep or mats, V. Hohman; Home-
inede cerpet, Mrs. F. B. antith; Home-
made breed, Robt Bell. Speclid Prizes
-Dressed Flax, not known; Embroider-
ed shirt, 1.1. Bell
lereswiterre-Lunlber wager lived -
en axle, T. Levan; Double buggy R. J.
Whitely; Siugle buggy, R. 3: %Vhitely;
Covered buggy, Knee & Rothwelle Iron
plou4h, Monrce & Hogan; `Wooden
plough, Monroe & !Jewel; Ironhat row,
Chas Cry derinan; hernW, Whoa
Tippling.
wiimor 1111:761.-047:
ssotnijaa, °Sta:11411:1'e: .C.0:111.11):;31:4:14114.1Bel81,1.11,... c;Tgu._Pic..k-Persebioi
John Crawfo'ril, Seaforth.
;11.111e 11::08:11;.
-
'Florian, my store end 1: el 'y
Lat alert untold- because a p; le of s ords
high as heovim c eet- t:" it -all
Charles Tigo's uoLlenet gent ous
pity, his breve defame,. Coot p • ont-
o: Ob , a Viraoc.'
Mrookliold, Tioga County, Va., Faye: "1 W,D•
thirty miles for a bottle of vont- Oil. which faceted
Wesognect Cage Of • chooser LIM., by six ao-
rtic...60os. ADO‘ba W110 lip had Apnoea for
tell -A, have half 4 a 60 oast Mettle • lett.
awl 6110 would trot buy it if I coul,i go, no Kome...
Rall• R..rierion. of Nunda, writes: "ono
sisal' bottle 14 your Fatat ;MC Ott. restored the
soiree when the had Tint ',pokes above a
tob • Mt lu Iftri sass." Rev. 1. Mallory, of Wy-
oming. N. Y.. wri: as; Your E• 1.ffe yeic Of
nu, tronehitisla oosee Week .7' Dealers all ever
ttealtrZvaaeli:e*rtilic...harup7otemesay‘fisafusietean Ise thi-e.."
His eompoied *fax of thei Birk OM* TWAT •RE
WiloWn. IS as (0011 1.0 tere as for extersal MA, lad
is honeyed to be Matasamarsibly superior to mu-
llein ever mado Will ease you much suffering
e nd many &Alan of' ermiame. le odd 11 Gee 4.4
Mow demises is every vises. Pries 36 eeata.
t Prepared by 13. N. THIIMAII, Pears. N. Y.,
8111t1iiRnr LYI14h. howeaort.t, Wm. bole
Ago- .ta for the Illoeninian.
Rmootrot-Ht Meted aid Faertneed.--3in.
ellqr Seta Golieriele, Or Geo Cattle, I -lords!. ,•
G•r,Ilm,r . Reamer. pagerriVe
• PeeltseW Exeter: 3. if Coss..., Cleisise
tssaiies8. Ltelowit, &amine; sad sit medicita
dealers
r'r 111'4‘.11VCT4.-A* Bania, :need nwetoarkrs'ifinwheiritaw'n'uori•d of ""resIcre
. - ytou I- oya, Stan- , 1"-cem'arS•0 health as wellies prosperity:
• ar:r.
• Adr arta! Rem r >to.. yirlity, n,wir cs.
Vataa. _. s " G
Fat., • Ast. Ira ..7,- 'X; e.-- . _rent,
Stanley; T• J. Marks, G ole. lel Ti..wn-
idaip;F. Wood, Bayb 4d.
Lite reoiliqamamor. -Mr. George
Srka .soefe Jlanlow. 3. and
bc - Roba le A u, Stau'ly,
m Ina-. it reehtethat the best
means of cee....e,sheu'd alwaire be ready. •
New fie iodide, (soughs, Aseuntateint,
nerrelnia,,twanips, ehotie, • kc., Come if
1 el hing like the -elenalOan Po°
ID atroyer." ralo by all Drusoat3
1 euttneey dealers: Pries 257 NI
bottle. • •
•
a,
I