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Witktowt etteetiun to this
remark, ideutt pet his Ant question.
•
"What se the 'saw," he said, '.fur
your being tied up in ttia eatrserddasry
trey, Yew •.tion, coarrlted, sod your
BY £DiLlbi S KGILA$?, prwpegte administered for yen mutt! you
Avoca or ``JAeew. Wire." 'A'moaa,a/t•,m eke apo of twest,•orw t
Yaws t'aarstrc.a," etc. "The rrlw,o as a *]net into, mud out
hard to end,".skd'Bat ie eea;ly "Be-
ams we, ,ae a family - - That as to ••y,
•
011APTS1t L - -;P loaessi?) umegue4Mfattesr's Email—hare hitherto
had s •gtwieit oA seet,s@tieg storruges
'rhe swuseme"t in Bocce "• eyes did that 'bey' ilrapddner
out lesson, bel then was mLu a setae's able ., thontgkt endear -
of eepteusioa .bIcb deputed • gfwal cies! rt
ul lams her has i le 'need.Sp../mutt:d.liVhtly ,foot amt reason
or abet hos Laws dashed. Perhaps b
"All right ; 1 1, be it.ad. Vp haunted to a family that had •
vise'% burd.v yew m"r* there 1 es. knack et centrsettag urndesirs4le mar-
ha1p, bid just read Korean' letter rim
first. Thea you'd see for yourself.' a
f!' "lt iwtpon awe tame beck," said
>!ientt took up the letter with the tips Hurtle. '•11, itreat-grandfather ran
of his bogies, m if he di.:;ko i touching •try with • duke's daughter. Tim may
ft lard 1Lurvema cum,aunioatioe was rot think tial an uude.irabie thing to
ltat wade on thin foreign paper ; be coed de ; bet at proem. sir us the evil. The
a particularly fine suit, land woreo,e ith duke's daughtse wee not a ptomain,
his most neatly stumped to L,b►i k upum woman to deal with. My 'r.naful'sr
sheets sad .avelt.pe. There was s book was irreereaebable In hie marriage as iu
of fastidious refiietitent of taste about it all los other dieters ; but his brother,
ell Neve the head writing had its own the A•lmirsi, was sot thought to live
particularity. Each letter done r.,ually well for hissed! ; sad his
wee beautifully fumed, in a sareewhmt sister, nit Aunt k:.peth, the grated -sent upon the performance of a pious act, i 1•
fumed,
quaint fashion ; it w.e lake the hand• whom 1 m,wtie•ned to you, eloped from which seem. or modern Fat days to John Lockhart wit ss proud of his
writing; of a manuscript brloggiag to the a boarding echo! with • cavalry officer. bate fallea somewhat MU) to desuetude. Ln. ago and hie ancestral home.a any
ei,stesuth century. Scott looked at u Punr *eat : I believe nos really nn Kut after all these well -dread multi bated wall sit all lisiutlend, sir $•gland
crit sally bolore l.e berms to road sway tree, her souther, the /.hese fedi. wen is the minon.y. W►ew thou wittier ; and it had been • bitter iroe( to
"LordMurver.'s L.1'411'603): is petal- daughter. Lad, 1(srg•retta was not the churcb•guers were safely ensconced in him when his only sten Anthony, msiesd
sit," ht tato!. land of !.meati one cared to spend mach their aia:fertable pews there still re- of upholding the traditions of his roma,
"It's nut to a:y taste," rejeired Bar- of anis life with, I inaagiue." seined as ever-ahiftine concourse of had th nein off the restraints of ottani-
too, very bn.dy• 'Til amts the eumag.e rf the faaisly men and women who dreamed as little tion, of habit, and of family, in order to
The m
letter Doaine/ nothing 'stereo- on trust,' said beat quietly he was of goiae to church as to pirsdt•s. At merry • beautiful may rul and lad the
in'. It first alluded toa report merle looking dormwith s sullen fire in his every street corner gr-•aps of paleface/ life of the q p.y tubo.
by the factor, frown which seemed that deck eyes. "Don't trouble to tell me men in fuotian and corduroy smoked It was • yuuntr man $frock, of which
the Maniaestates won, net is a part&- the others L.go tin with yoore aaae.' bl•G^ pipes and eachangsd sorry jests he wood p .safely bave repented in a
eularly doart.hing mahout) ; then ed "Nu hefty.' said tierce, n a 'may, with the posers by ; wombs of a kindred year or two and retuned to the ordinary
verted to a e orceisaioillos winch Bartle genial way. "tine likes to do a thaw-lipsIauRbed and joked together or duties of his $tatu.n, but he had no time
most hatw ptomains!, ramie to suothrr tho,t,g toy if oris d,ee it at at:. My stood in stolid silence, while their male • In • few months he was
member of laird illurro•n'$ family. gmaoifsther had oi,Iy two cauldron, ► soon iriends and relations drank and smoked stricken with favor, and died beton there
at the neighboring public house. There
were dose 4L fawtory girls, with shawls
demon closely nosed their bead •cod
s\euldem ; they walked abut with arena
interlaced, siesys ready f ,r a noir or a
crank, a laugh sir a jest at their friends
eeperise. Theo tkere was a certain pro-
portion of nitre respectable folk, free
for Me day from the toil of workshoe or
counter ; bot to theme people the bad
weather area a misfortune which they did
not deserve, and their fate' were mostly
darkened by $ look of gheon and dissp-
pet unmet.
It was between ter ar.d eleven .•'clock
in the mireins that a gentleman Dame
out of ea uld-fa•\ioned, old -established
hotel in Buchanan Street and made his
*ay slowly sad, wit were, with diflleel-
ty towards Gordon Street. The welt
with a laugh. "I would rather have dressed passers by, with their intent
atani.d a gipsy girl. as he did. thee that Wee and shining umbrella, seemed
patrician seneogeet, lady Ms nterettm. to dbtesb his mind ; he had to
I believe that my grandfatletr was pees' nuw rad then in order to Ret nut
augrier with him than with any other of the way of some mon than usually
ofhtediag member of the family. Ale hurried pedestrian. sad nerrowiy map -
died soon, however. pad wbas bemire of at being bfioded ono* or twice by the
his widow sad child I do not ettaotl, protruding ferule of an .mbrells.
know. i believe she is deed" There wase jnet a hint of feebleness is
"Bat the cbild did amt dal ' the manner in which he moved alone the
"I appose not. 1 entities* be was street --just • touch of the ,
brnarkt up by kir mother's petiole, but sit old age it. his tone as be murmured to
Iwo I cannot tell you--wbetliet in ignor btmsetf—
"I hope however, that we .hall hear some vine, misery--" "III bait minded that it was the Faet-
eo more of this wild ochewie," Scott pro -Ikea tuck's.!, ror.to his feet. He 4, I world hart' waited. A day tvquld
os
• eded to reed. "Mr. Bead talk me I dtew himself lip "with his talfigure look- him mods „o ditf►rese, _so ditbtance
that he has found a tenalt for Glenber d almost Kiemitic in the! little tent in aa ale A
vie. aid I have aetho.ieed him ,to let which he stood.
the bee" et !meet for the sowim.r "Soy rate worn," hs laterrupt.d. "I He l nosed before and
crossing ( witon
1aouthe I trust that you will offer so Dight .0 have tad you betties. My Street, and locked snd down with s
objectless b s else white will tserenae same u not Scott at all. I wooed if s1t hely uncertain sir. Nearly aW the
the natal of year property, sad enable some years ago when I enlisted in the shop. wen slate. tad the long lines of
bulimia,.
u s in tome to pay sit the mortgage with Dragoons. L am the gips, woman '• son t an either heed, sloping dawn
ttowardssthe rite., hada tomb'., ttlfaost
its sacaaabmwd. I wool bardly say of whom you .puke - _your Douala, the dewlatetool. The church befls hid
'candson of the man wk" brombt you stopped end the worshippers were .ably
lip Ky uuune t. Anthony i ookhatt." Imosted is theirreapeohse oiwrokere .par
THS HU'RO1$ SIGiNAL. FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1886.
the streets were deep kw seed ; the fame
of the Loot deassog.rs was for the most
pert se air of b•apalee diemoetent
Through the grey milkmen of Ike Minos_
' pgere ibe sound of *harsh nage wises its
way with .natal distrsotiMs. The
partial cassetiun el the ordieary poises
,d tapir it+ the a+esta agave Nm ..t' of
the belle • peealtarly u.tei.t.saWe effete ;
it salute upuu the ear with m peremptory
ebarnsea and decision which let no
[moat fur hesitstioa selut the chorus ul
dist) lied religion. "Comm t.• elbow\ '
Doom to church !" was serer sad [sure
plainly. And it w• easy to ea thet
a large number of tlla'Row (*hiles, re-
sponded to the call Respectable fam-
ilies hastened along the miry pavements,
the women of the party resplwudeat its
silks and satins, onty half ouuoseled by
heavy waterprued cloaks, the mew,
',divested seb.r mod seldom ie loud -
Moth and white Linen, the ebildren,
eelf-a,necwse as uoly children cau be,
in their benday hooks aid hats With
umbrellas and Bibles in hand the devout
wur•bispers pieled their steps across the
wet safsewe+ys and along the muddy
road., regerdlees--let its hope—of sod-
den feet or dew; fled skirts. Intent only
es eagles beak, the hires Ail end wells
eat hps .feral, I when to
.•pose --as well se the fiery paw' ruing
eye, all oiaaiteeted the sou type d
uharsstw. Uwe susld welt tmaatw that
a min pusssrwd of such features wool/
b hot-tempered, obstinate. hard to
*0ee and lir pleas : wee wullg u•.t ea
psi* bis wifi.gly to humiliate Iu+sseU
lir te, owe himself is she wrung. And
yet this acs whit: old John Lockhart rx
Gleabervae had ammo to d.. le OLugow.
He did sot live mousy miles from the
greet city, but be had ,.•et tad its streets,_
for years. Hotta not lies it. Be loved
hie own home better ; the quaint, castel-
lated building wttjt turrets and pepper -
pots like chow IA a Ifreash thou" , from
the wiudows of wbicb he could tee Hen
Lodi in the distance, and the great green
trees and atretehes d velvet award be-
longing to his own park uear at hood.
He was fend of his hone and proud of It
—fend also n( the little town outside his
gates, with the brown brawling nvee now
tang thnuaph tis midst, the 'elated st..ae
bridge, and the picturesque ofd castle on
the neigh borate heights, where the Earle
of Mor en bail held high revel and rule/
their t •seals With an iron hand trim time.
"I hear that jou Lave wont w"ei to
Lilian that your intention is to lieu tee
army very shortly and settle d•-wn is
your owe how,. Ile your guardian 1
.•smut tee struuyly reprobate the idea.
You are young to o young to speed the
best yeah et your life is a Scottish coun-
try town without career ; year .slate is
mut Guff Meetly large to give you employ
mrd. unless you wish to act as yuwr own
factor ; in short, I meaut conceive any
.t for a yoaig man of spit.: sir
ir,Wlect to leave an bonorltbte service
fur a lire of utile. indolence. I could
n ot give my election to suck a step : and
i trust 'bat you me ant determined to
aaot an it manner which •,theoitb I have tee
moans of legally prevesiout it) would
isthmus mew the maiatei10stce'Ptb es
medial feefingr which pare hitherto been
undbturl:ed between oe. Iu short, say
dear Bettie, if you persist in tnm reale-
ties sad take up your abide at Wm -
Davie I shall be forced to rn.rk my die-
appn.ist of the step by *eking you to
d your visite to the Teems.'
"Would that be a great deprirattoo
said:lecott, hfttng Ins eye% to Berue'a
face with a swill, for at Bar
this ro,ue.t he wit regalia( the letter
shad.
Deweass cafe an , mar.
"Read on," he said,
and daughter. My is that
i s miaiaanaptcw theta both as he roue
managed me for the few years during
which he bad anythint to do with me.
Mr secular married fairly- well, but my
father was a posse man, and died auou
after my flint'. My graodfathee did
net like the Douglass. 1
either my ¢ether ear myself with much
favor."
. • hie lett yo.0 kis estate. dui he not r'
'Yes, he did--aAaiust all ruy notber'.
Ate! the 'eon !" said Scott, in an
oddly umiak sort of twos. He was
atone with Dom hand shading his oyes
so thus the etpresnon of his feces eould
nut well be .em. "The sun -- he—
married beneath hon toe, I auppo.'."
"That's as you take it," and Bertia.
bat if sverjtbiog goes well we shall be
phased to see you again in the Towers-
obeli
owerstuts• yap coma bow cm leave. Bea -
Mae sed Lilies and their kind remora
bit' Gerald ie, ss .owes, away from
ui.4tltiak in Ldiabarth." And lura,
iria slow eart words of farewell, th.
Better game to se eta,
alga 11111161111111, with the later in
it, ea hie t ed' bass, cad looked at
Bartle.
"It hi a Used btdkee," he said . "hat not
wisps an mire! sale."
"Oa U , I seoietsie dist it
ie tett jot," '•Cawed aorto "fit eon
*mosits. eehsatd ; it Jodie, me Item s
miireprwgp*Ytioo of ?seta"
"Indeed T Yon did not moan to leave
hammy, thea i"
"Not tor some years at any rite. lady
[Alia must have awasdarvteod ma "
"lady Lica.," repeated Scott deliber-
tely. "She i. the Barra daathter 1"
"bitter.
"La wig ase. Wliat mole Led Kor-
oser
•'Thirty -throe. Cilias is ojghteess. i
oe't mind telling you. fisott, that I-1
want to many Lady Lilies, '
"I anticipated as mush," said geott.
"That eaaka the sante more what"
"Beastly. Lady Liims is raker more
oder Korvbs's themb than fovea I am."
Benet raid Cho litter un the table be
"My dear fellow," rid Bottle quietly, irws, down Union Street a .caul em.
"1 have ktcw1 F sU shag." nibs• drawn by its two psfi.nt torous,
It had bees ibm flat aw.etteg of thea •.•fist slowly slo.g the road. The old
kinsmen when they @toed iso the herrn- tau stood and watehed it ter if iat.u•.@ted
ing Indian plane and looked death is the in its ...much. He looked at it se ear.
face tugetbsr ; sod it Lad been the •theta tweed that the drives, wit dna
beg uta tnenda4p which wee weer, /bought Mtn • pnesible ps
faced M, last ibrouuk all the vieieiMtdes- gypped the 'bis. But When .the
of it struwgal,M'mgeefud ails BMti.fiafwewUatsan raw what had happ.Oed be
•,.slyebook his head sad tared inapt -
Wady away. Ric had been anima' of
lithos things; kb mind wee far sway
we remand tie progress if ,'twit;hM+-
shtp !t wan well to g15s its k et,lbs
,ears that had tease. an4. nose . dih
Antbssy f oskhart win 1 poor desolate ,rem dose ateeglp of GIa•gow
lad, without • penny is the 'arid, *tide
a Douglas was the cherished idol of "Thu 1.d her cited t" thaw& yew's
ac
as jadeite's% mother, id the omittal and mons," he asciln+to tinsels, etrtkiag
1r.0 of a hilarious ad Ionise home. the groomed With hie stick as he mooed
The Dov rest had been grit ; the his- the read. 'nit flat keep him metber
tory of the two might poise to a differ- tilikr who knows *bat may happo
euoe of heart and Mears ter that was 1 .111 b. My $ aiem to-mortow• i
greeter ari11, don't want to die with the matter suet -
tied. 111—set term book."
QHAPT1l1R i1.
iia Offer w►.
Twelve years before Bettie Dmf tsa
a 4 Lathoy Lockhart ma in Northers
iodine then esseetathem Jahn L -•fibs'!
.4 ()lettbse'vb, took oesseten to pay •
net to Qinguw, sad when he rebated
(Nsairow he found that he hid i.alca►
ueetlp eases 14444" for the Yt�
.ids him. faded hie arias •gale. and t. ,1a,ioit
1111
goaded Begtie steadfastly. "If you wank piss. sig ie n�iw dig
any *aimnr ad boom at m EN— a pan ____`►'
"Which I de." Laid the yews tepee or
geiokly. 'Ithe was _a.Osb*'•,.Il�e� `west
''Ten had Psaume let me ark a M ase d i1_WM w
sett tae taetest, sad
itgaigbt-be ward giestioedi" lie pia,alrllen leer bad WOW do"i
"AA right," Pim* atuiwe e,l mitt g. optooftt' K..Ro's ate. Rain had !•flee
1aalh- u1 wall madder eye ill `e t,.eegloset Ilse elate t lain was eta fall.
•itiw hoc. Toe eel &t to Dasa heat a ail -a ttwly, etrittailiee tele. not hay
'bailee"
wee time for any ion with his
father to take place. He left • ekild--a
baby boy of three weeks old—who was
called Anthony after himself.
A dispute arose very soon as to the
future amu the guardianship of this child.
01.1 Mr. Luckbart wanted to bung him
up, end to separate mother acd child
onoe and for a1L Awtioony's widow pas-
sionately refused to wrrender her rights.
Mr. Lockhart uttered his ultimatum with
the harsh and obstinate injustice which
characterised all his dealings with the
worous to whom, as he thoe.ht, kis son's
life had been sscribved
"111 take the child and bring him up
as my own," he said; "or I'll have noth-
ing to do with hon. Leet lam come to
me mew, sad you .ys•r that you'll never
see him or speak to him agstn, and I'll
make him master of Dtenberrie. Bat if
you bring him up amongst a psok of
horse stealers and fortunetellers, I'll
have taw of him. 1 want ow gipsy vaga-
bondsabeet my house."
Poor Zillah ---Zillah was the name by
which Mrs. Anthony Lockhart was known
amongst her irienda---aa.wered this pro -
yield with a storm of indignaiies which'
took her father in-law by surprise. a►e
vowed that she would stover give up her
child for any land or fortune in the
world. He was her owe, sad .Le would
take care of him. A mono on the man
who wanted to sever mother ase child. '
Her boy should belong to her tribe sad
to herself, but never to the bard -hearted etedsrioh.Oat its.3 .
Scottish race from which her husband
dos. the .vase, tb,reagWly frighten t)Isz(uuer, caber, he knew that (het
ed. sad Aas aever saes esu Gleaberete living, to seek ki.a out and to Rios
•Win Ira's(' eters is life. It the lad was h.
Het whew Mr. Lockhart of Glesber,,. ass truthful the old turd felt the
---er, es he liked to hear beauty gelled, 'eight even yet make him his heir ,
Ulnaksrtie, per. sad simple --- when nut he might at say rete Hat bit doors
OHahseeie same to lose suss, after that the temptation to dishonesty. It weskits
psesiu.wse it et nips he was ,eery for in the .lay 1., d-, :nothing i.rhape- the
what holiest dose Ie private he made W wau.t'be towrteen yuan of site- lint
arguir1us, whoa 'sauna fuse that theboy batter lets thea never the laird rid n,
whoa he W drawee away front hie 4nor himself a. he met ..1t .,n his Glasgow, • -
wee indeed yoga" Anthony Lockhart, kir I,edatiun, and thought sit Jame • to ion
trrmadsen, whom he would hamgypven ell sant scoria.
the world to take to his arm•.sd mcknow- He ass ► tittle . J .., sed uj the =MA
!doe as ►ie rightful heir. Hut he was that he had been mag. He toed set a
•trate of hu dattpht.r. 4.nst's tongue detective t.• work on Anth.eey • trees
wee a deadly wespew, and many a sty the lad had mower chanted his cage sed
thrust did she Rive hum wadi a serene and was easy to identify. Mr. Lockhart had
sadutg ouuatesenos. lis knew that phis an address in his pocket hot k, and at
would wirer !argue Atm 11 he orotuht this place he had seer, told that he would
Antiwsy'* bey to the liaise acid at kink flail, iiia .c eel*, el
l ata..0 upon tau
over the heed of her darling tt•rtie, snd bride*, ue fumbled ;n his pocket f ,r
he shrank from ohm notion of her anger the book, le order te verify his remeu.
end dtagwt. He sbrauk also in spite e•f braace of the address
the yesrnistt of kis haws. fret the li did mut 'sake him very- touch win,.
'bulimia of this rougb,untutnred isd,wild lie did sot know the street is which the
s• a hawk. Insuburdtuate ase aswr, house steed which kr was bidden to seek l
whine, at he brought hntnet ke must t*at He knew that it ase tolerably noir tL.+
as the 1 • ---
etIO*11444 Neer, s.ate whare between the ualtmaricet
(:Ienbervie ia the ',kends of a Are!-
c. the Trowrate, but he had felt a d.e-
'rlan'. pis ! It was • hard rytrg. o,
lilts to asking tea way thither a: the
tet the lad go wish his own trend, mit hotel, sad had started off with the alight
with three of his own blued and breed- est poes,ide netiun .
ing. He should be no Lockhart r4 I ash his
atjun. He now retraced !m stepss arid
b„.ie. ut►de an uiq.iry :u tie 'ir•tigate f.,
And yet. as the years went on -rod tae ' :::.x.0 s Close.
old mat, tett his strength faihng, los con
science troubled hits sorely. If Anthem,
Lockhart west wrong, would net his pew aseatsts,g.
grandfather, who had driven him from . Ali saferue from that ternble :Alm. .5
the house which the boy had sought. be Neuralgia, tan ti,. tirade h•F pig in ,.r...
b 1r 1
Tonycould know that his para sand without sing any disgusting
child had been abandoned k ignorance ! n,edieuee day after aa, with little or m,
sad destitution, without me friendly rear'.;. Fluid LioLtniee also cares as
baud •treithnd out to eve him : These
effectually Toothache, Lumbago, t:i;. u
thoughts so worked upon Mr. Iw+ckt.r_ s matinee Headache. aid u hotly ..� ceats
noted that at fest he resolved to go to i per butt!• •t Geo 1:bytu.t. pros ?it,r+
morally responsible1 What would poor ntome t y s.tnq a a',plieitie.ii . f painful Ton have if
he oti. t ! Ll toning hriakly rubbed oq painful
CHEAP HARDWARE.
PRICES LO w tat THAN ji vkit
Best floICll1 froa Nails for ;2.55 per 1001
Best Barb Wire6c.lb.
GASH
This Wire stood a teat list serine of M. iba •trait). In the Northern R. R. tsar Ahop>.. Toronto
BaATJ%0 ALL CO'PETtTOlta.
1 have imported • tarn shipment of GLASS hoop (!.tensa 'erre.. a ulity and benne
kmpseted direct. i ciao mu 11 per cent. cheaper Una ever mold bore before.
All my !'!HELI AND HLAYY HARD*ARS is void ea the Nam. cheap hada es shove
PAIM rn ata OILS sold nowhere so cheap sa I r wilting thew -
Got roar BUILDING UARDWAR1t from ewe and 'ace money.
had, for her sake, come out.
Then they parted, never to meet
main -
Mr. Lockhart sewage/ to keep him
self pretty well informed of bar move- '
menta. He heard of her subsequent
merrier* with one of her own tribe, Of
her weederilrs ierfa place to place ;
finally, of heedeath.hss young Aatb.ssy
wee ten years old. -
The brwIsd ge el Aathi ey'. dsantate
*WM stmt have ssfiNeZ t7t. gesndiath-
cry heart towards him, but it did sot,
for Otero was • strong toloe.oe at week
against the toy. a
Or. Lockhart's one daughter hs{ mar-
ried. bees widowed, and r.t.rsed wird' a
child, also it boy, to bar father's how.
tad she was wstureit, het theme
eon, Bettie Doarta., should be prevailed
fur. 8he was a ocb.seing, atnerupeloes
woman, who loot oto uppotttwity of
moaning over her dead brother's "folly
and ,'.' or of imamate( that
RiHalo was so better Ikea she ebosld be,
sod that the boy, /loamy, was erasing
up • thief asusg t thanes of the worst
. And lir. loosahert listened
and - almost -agreed with her.
0a one enface day it ./canted that a
boy, who seemed to be abut etevms lir
twelve. years old, presented Mwi.elf at
Glenbervie sod gave his naw as An-
thony Ioukhart. !tie was a ebae►in,t,
n* sinly-loukiwg lad, with matted hair
sada mates. Hal
clothes were in rags, his feet weft Lane
sad blooding. For •r .emd rues0 best
known to himself, old Kr. Lockhart
.hoes to eoemidw him se tanprter, mad
chased him angrily from the bow. Mrs.
Deegtu, his daagbkee. uneeureeed biro
is the *M. Bit. .50.4.1 .s.-04tbmdnous
approving sad w.ft. ttielled, (leer owe
little boy clutebing .1 her Bowe, mese-
• end oryieg with distrait at swag
oven • bagger trate with sets brd-
u ea.`, wheat the eld lairs/ thews../ tee
est the dop on the lad wh • dated .% .tall
k.mse' f by bis see's masa 'rho b r ...a
And he went vigorously forward -
dowu Union Street sad Jamimea Btrset
-.use* he Blood tepee Glasgow Bridge,
snd there again he pained /tad looked
%built him.
He ass a mu who tied evident', ortoe
premised greet macular strenttth, sad
although he eta bowed and best by age,
hied perhaps by sheet', his teem and
gsasire frame showed the remains of a
riegnt ownt pbywiqur. Mis hair wee.
wetly wbiaat bet his eyebrows wad -
abaggy abussi.e ga3abded woes nenOrel. His wee wrinkled
1,.ra.ed aslaewtat . wpeOluiriseaten. 't'her'e
was • atlas seatases .ad grilas.n of
ewprmeba, eseaM parks by the well-
astted told Mtwil' the e1a1ernwa, a.d
items deep floes sheet the de mai 1
se utd, which we not *Regalia .1issM
ire. The big. hick woes, enesethIsg kb
`et pee*i te.t. The art en r lead ;
McKENZIE
NOW -COMPLETE !
NOW COMPLETE !
A C?13ICt $T,)LS OV
icortar -
ettta.d. a-racer-1es_
lM t LZ 4 ICI 1
Dress Goods,
.' •
-a... ,.--, - . _.
Shirtings,
and Tweeds.
8igheet Price Paid for Satter 8: Eggs.
GEORGE ACHESON.
THE RED. WHITE AND BLUE.
esd.rlo► a aril spin. las.
TS&SHOES
Reg to ennow on to the Public that they have renamed business in the above Stor •
is the store Keely nstapied by Horace !!Lesion Maytag pareheeed a large and
wall assorted *tack of Spring and Snmrner Goole at clime figures, we are deferents*
h + Raw the Public the tronait.
QUICI 31I1ES, SILLL PROFITS WILL BB OUR NC?TO
ofe-Pham call sad eta•a mer gee hof •re elsewhere.
>/`Qntlsa'Mr theest don to J. Wilson's Drug Store,
r`f7uM1 wee' .@ttf ree.ive ear spatial etteetson.
}r+leeeme but Me beet .f wtttetell deed end ant-olw w orbwiea empb,
)a`likep lriteg rest dean MI the shortest notice
Galerieh. !caret • ug. DOWNING & W ED DU P