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WHEN THE SHIP COMES HOME. ""Yes, let me tell you all. and then
you will no say that I have deceived
you, listen. We, were so happy,.
George ancl., I together --only we two,
yon Anew, In the' evening he calve
home from the City, and I used to
make the tea, though I was such a
little thing ! There never was so kind
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BY tii ALTBE BBAB .NT AND JAMES TRICE
Authors at
"BEADY MQNET MORTIBOE," "eve conn-
ate
onn-ate ) TEME,r" ETC., E.
CHAPRER .VI,— (conanned.)
His sister, unlike laird en face—so a brother, nor such a good man, be -
Much unlike him that y t would Pot
have been able to trace even a faint
family resemillalice_ resembled him in
cause now, you gee, I know what
young men are sometimes. Oh, ole!
How cruel it all is to think oft For
one reaped, that her eyes, which were our happy lite was suddenly stopped."
large, and of a hazeltilrt, had the same She paused a moment wbile Helen
far-off look, and, in repose, gazed out soothed and caressed her.
upon space like her brother's, as if "They said he forged Mr. Baldwin's
waiting and expecting . Slits was tall, ' Mama, and robbed him of hie money.
and of such a.figure as graces love ; How eau I believe it, Helen ? kf it
her bead. crowned with its glory of was true, what did he do with the
brown hair, was of such a shape as
Canovawould have desired for a mod.
el; her Noe outlined as if by some po-
et inspired with the sister art of pamt-
It was a Nee bora for mirth and
gayety ; but tela. gayety bad gone ant
of it, and left it prematurely grave, A
look of care dwelt upon it forever, save
when she turned her eyes upon her
brother, and then the sweetest enule
lit up her features, and effaced' the
lines of trouble round her mouth.
Observant members of the Lernire
household made out, in addlti''n tea
their personal note, a few other promi-
nent facts as regards their lodgers.
One was that they seemed all th,ee ut-
terly careless as regarded their food.
On wealth= days, that is, on Monday,
Tuesday, and \\`ednesdey, when the
mother of the family and the maid of
all work were engaged with the linen
of the household, they accepted, not
murmuring As weaker brethern ultar-
mur, cold toiled mutton, with or with-
out potatoes ; they drank nothing but
tea, coffee, or milk, except Ben, who
money ? And yet—and yet --I once
went to a place that I heard of in the
City, aud looked in a file of the 7fstes •
till I found a report of his trial ; and
it was all so clear 1 He must heave
done it, And still I can not believe it
of my brother, for her was so steady
and so true."
"And you haver never heard any.
thing of hien at ell 'y"
"Never anything at all," the el;l
said "I do not know where be i+, r
if be is living,"
"His name was Genree -- George
Warnefnrd ?" Helen replied, alncriv,
"MY dear, I think I can tell you some-
thitlg- lint n web- -nhnut hire. A•,d
that tittle is gond. Thera c'uld not be
tern George Warueforde to Sydney a
the same me. It is three seaare ago
end tn•"r0 that I kneed• of a priRnner of
that name ; lee waw a young mon of
fi%TIRO twenty
"•Ceert'ta'• age—be is ten years 411(10
then I."
o A prisoner for forgery—"
"► '4W, worm„
"WW1 nbtaini (1 lli"1 relenseanil n fee
(ince a day, teiWard the evening, welted pardon for a noble deed Ile did."
the neareet publlc•house wide nn.elnpte "Oh. Geerge--my br =cher---tell mr"
panniliin, whivll he brought hack fade. what he did."
Tbvy wont nut, the brother and sister, "He risked his life to save the lives
a good deal in the daytime, alai at oft there; there wag mutiny in pri en.
night then alwar sat side by side, and murder. Desperate mon, made
Stith joined handl, before the fire, lock. more desperate by the knowledge that
it:g into it. Ben. °roil at such tins steer revolt wag 110110t'sR, had the, lives
sat with them, his logs gathered up 'lis• of the prison warders in their 1u oda ;
der bis choir, hi.; head ngaineb the in a fey tliiniifee it weld have been
wall, sound asleep. Snmetitnes in t1,> ell over with them. This prisnnor--
morning, too, the lair wenld Pit silent. brave Gran, who was couvictett by a
ly together. Onee Rupert Lemke. the enaninlnne inty after fiveminutfla' con.
eldeet son, beard the lady say, after ,arrltatirm for a wi(:ked and trenaheroue
one of their lc'ng silence'.
"George, if Boston Tom is living
any where in the world, we meet fled
him. Ube in dead, we must find who
and wlrnt ho MIA."
:end on another occasion, Nettie
Lemiret going to make the lod'_er''
bol, saw her on her kneed, by the 181.
.side, in an agnny of tears, crying, pm. " von what the prison :Inoanr said to him
eionately, "0 Lnrti ! boon long !" wlinn he left. Hn said. Ruth, that his
There was only one other thing that' trial ahnned the clearest came against
was remarkable shout the new lndgerr,1 him that ever was mode nut squills'
which was the way in which Miss El.
wood sought Beth Warnefnrd's society.
Now at this time Ruth was tnelanehtly.
by reason of her shattered love cantle,
and would fain have satin silence ; but
sten could not decline he invitations
which Miss Elw showered upon her
—to dine with her, to take tea with
her. And it was difficult to resist the
kindnes3 with which these invitations
were offered, and the sympathy with
which the girl was gradually eneonr-
aged to respond to these advances
Little by little Ruth fsuna herself talk-
ing with Miss Elwood—l.Telen, as she
called her -as if she had been her
oldest friend. Besides, the room up-
stairs was a retreat from the chatter of
the children, and a gaiet evening with
her new frien,is rested her after a day's
bard work at teaching.
They got into the habit of sitting
together, talking in a low voice to
each other, while Mr. Elwood. a rest-
less rnan, paced np and dawn the
room in silence ; and they talked its if Helen. if he were to stored bef're me
be were not there, because he never thio very mrment, and hold ont hi -
spoke, and never seemed to listen. rirma. T should ba more harpy than T
And one Sunday afternoon Helen have been these eight years that I have
Elwood told the girl a thing which lea him."
made her heart leap up, and brought
snob PI to her as she theiught could
never come again.
It was a very giliet Sunday offer.
noon. After dinner old Bee might be
beard marching np and down the pave-
ment of the street, on the sunny Pide.
where the east wind was not felt.. With
him was RupertLemire, and they were
discoursing—that is, Ben was lis
eonrsing—on ships and storms and
sailor's lives afloat. Helen and Ruth
sat by the fire, the latter . lyine with
her head on the elder girl's knees. Mr.
Elwood sat in the window, silent and
not, my dear ---faced almnet certain
Beath to Rare them, lin did save
them. and they released him for his
re•w4trd."
Reset seized l:'r bend and kissed it.
""(n nn, Ile!en : tell Lae more."
"T have veru little more to tall von.
Bet if it will comfort yon, ?' can tell
nary man, hut that hip life and eh'rctrn
belied the oirenmetantial evidence. If(
sail he believed him innocent."
Beth CAVA a great Paso.
"Innnee'+t ? Oh, if it were only so !
What two"1d matter all our sorrow and
all his suffering, if only he were in-
nnepnt?"
"Mint, Goorce Warnefnrd always
saial theft he wasinnrcent. The dnetrr
wan the first to believe it. Afterwrrd
f have heard that others also believed
him innocent."
"'Why -tinea be not write to me ?
Why eines he not come home to me ?"
"Perhaps he door not know where
von ere ; xrprhnne he does ant know
how you would receive him. Fns•
Ruth, your brother has last the moat
preeinna jewel of }419 life—hie honor."
"But sine innncent—"
"Bow dopa he know that hie sister
Iowa -v him elill ? Who has written to
him nut there to tell h'm so ?"
"Can I ever cense to love him ? Oh.
In the window, in the shadea of the
party December evening then darken-
ing the room, the very man of whom
They spoke sat still and nnricht. But
aria hands .trembled, and hie fnee woe
,li,tnrted by some violent seaman.
Helen looked toward hiin and niadr
frim a geQfure of invitation. But he
chnnlr his head. Then' she spoke
"g tin t p thn veering girl.
"•Tf he came to von a beggar in re-
nntntinn.: Nn outcast nf, aneiety, heavily
Wen with the weight of these years
of AN:from-2'
a llortterited disgrace," she said.
grave, looking at the group of two. •'With nothing to say to you but
that he wap innocent -yon would Nye
him mid cling to hien against' all the
world.,arainet Mr. Baldwin. against
the (rind people or this hone?"
!" Reid Rutli, "I have but one
brother. You have 'told me that he
wart innocent and brave. I am proud
of my brother.
"And if he came to von, bearing in
his hands moors of his innocence, what
then, Roth ?"
"'I1 would be ton much lumpiness,"
14her sii,►hed. "Helen, why havenn
womb* me opt to tell mey
thie star I
[coeval/1m, ON PAGE THAZIt.]
"And you are quite alone, poor
child?" Helen asked. "No brothers,
no sisters t"
"I had a brother once," said the
girl, coloring painiully. "But be—he
;l;. -went away eight years ago, and I
have never seen him' since. Poor
•>t;teorge 1 poor dear George t"
She laid her cheek on the hand of
ler new friend. Helen felt the tears
fall fart.
"Do Lot speak of it if it pains you,''
she went on, gisitciut." o►, her brother,
who Eat rigid, pate, and wall trembt-
fag lips.
AS A MITT
n a large class of wasting diseases, Physicians
have foam),
PROSPOZON
o evert remarkably rapid curative action, and
Dyspepsia, even of chronic type, liss,witheepat
rapidity yielded. to its powerfully iusidiors•ac-•
'Oen,
Hixon Mar r rn a• no., Druggists, et Toronto,
writes as fellow.
.4 We have st+a_d more PHOSFOZO\E than
we ever did of atuy other preparation in a given
time. Where we sell a bottle, it is generally
repeater,^'
Jan, 31, 6-m..
.11r. Smith,how do you ge1 such good atf read
1 OFT MY FLOUR
FLOUR and GRIST MILL
Exeter NQrtb>;,
Itnow beitt; Ii full operation. Tl;eprogriterhe,
supplied his grill with Orel -class new mucbinery
and has oecura4the services of the rest Aliller
lu the couatre.
°MATING 1''8OuPTt.ir. ATTENDED TO.
1latisfactien agarantecd. I'atiel from a e);`Itenta
Call trace tt;etr Grist to t:a10t,1"or*p Rule Awn.
iarooms' (JQnIeQtiona!'"J/
Smoking! Tobacco 25 Cents per lb.
WIOICB 'TOBACCOES ANIS CIGARS
always insteck.
SPORTSMEN'S IIEPOT.
Se
el1'ac►olts, Stationery, Magazin
['111 ALL THE LATEST nera
Sot,n t,&t. NceAles efevery tied,
A. 110 xr.
THE GR^ATI ST
Wonders of Melee. Times
Holloway's Pills &Ointment
The Pills Pu: ify the Blond. correct an tlf,aorders
oftI.e Liver. Stomach. hien ws arae Benelce end'
an, invaluable in all complaints incidental to
Vent:nest
The Ointment is the only reliable remedy for
Rad Legs,401d \i'nauaia. Sores and tiger , of ian"v•
over king elt,'n ling. Per Bronchitis. Diphtheria,
001011, 0i:14, Itb.tamatisxn, and all Fein Malt's
lt:e enc equal..
I3EveARE OF
New York Counterfeits.,
Spurious imitations of "Holloway's Pills
and Ointment,' ure manufactured and sold
under the name o1 " Holloway tt Co.," by 3.11.
Henry, Curran d:
elists, and al+:o
p 01 it an Medi -
vow York, with,
mark. thus----
Joseph Haydoci
wise masses off
own make undor the name of Iiol-
Iowavn:Co.,havingforatrado murk a Crosent
and Serpent; MoHCessen Sc Robbins of New Yorl.-
are agents for the same.
These 1persons, the better to deceive yen, nn-
bluehingly cautiontho public in the small books
of directions affixed to their medicines, which
are rer.11y thespurious imitations, to Beware 0
Counterfeits.
tluscrupumus Dealers obtain them at very
low prices and sell them to the pubic in Cana-
da as my genuine Pills and Oihtments.
T most earnestly and respectfully appoalto the
Clergy, to mothers of families and other ladies
and the public generally of British Nortb Ameri-
ca, that they may be pleased to denounce un-
sparingly those frauds.
Purchasers should look tothe label on the pots
and boxes. If the autiress is not 533, Oxford
Stre •t, Loudon, they are the counterfeits, Each
pot and box of the ti ennine Medicines, bears the
British Government stamp, with the words
"HOLLOwt4's P1LL. AND OINTM}INT, London,"
engraved thereon: ('n the label is the address,
53 3 Oxford Street. I,onaoh,where alone they are
It anufaotured. Parties who muy be defrauded
by Vendors selling spuriou s "Holloways Pills and
Ointment as my genuine maize sh, on com
municating the particulars to me, bo amply re-
mt nerated, and their x M me never divulged.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
633, Oxford St., W. C., Lond, n, England^
Company, Drug
by the Metro-
ine commauy of
nassumed trade
—Again one
of ew York,like-
counterfeits of hi.
G. & J. BROOKS
Manufacturers of
LUMBER, LATH, STAVES!
end deal ere in
CEDARPOSTS RAILS,CORDWOOD
t. 1
Sin ae—Two miles west of London Rodd.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
AT THE
Standard SashDoor BBlind
FACTORY,
is constantly kept on hand, all kinds of building
materiel. flooring hard end soft, Siding Mould-
ings ings dm, sold cheap. Planing Jigging and Turning
promptly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED FOR,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As we haVe,!on
nand a large week of dry lumber, we fetl pure of
satisfying those who may give ns a os1L,t;,
8058 HHOS. ! TATLO8:
BEVY ?Raoul iE SHU'P.
Wii�latn Kitching
Wishes toIu(ortn the public that he ia••betteR
prepared terepair all kinds ni
Sewing : ichines, Watcile
Clocks, Guns, &c., than any
other person iv" the country, as
his charges are moderate, and
he guarantees, to give Sati$f se
Non,
THE EXETER
P aning Mill Sash/
DOf AND
NiAng 1035
o e s and Beapers
0
BLID na0111 t B1 TIITAl1
ALL KINDS,OF
TURNING
pow, to ()ram
t3 era ember the place
ager Q110 (limoward
THE FALL AND WINTER TRAM
O. .$ 01.1.thcott
T.%11,ORs an t'LOTIIIhnt.$t.
t'asure t"+ix fnrmt2 4 innabituanteof
usliui en441era<4101.t they have n'
4401.014 an cat.; 1',' *t asaortuaient of
r alis, Cezattila;.43, 151 14423 (18.,
be latest stylet ano1 aft ras,an,l fete assur_+d
t iZl1114 matter oteeet anag, 't°a?i eau salt t °c
5'n8iaot44k 0rteostta,
to :or
"1'an?t`r T 1 41V444p Meaehinea
n sitter. two eke -,4e ,writ .give"4
NEW BUTCHER SiTOP
FrIltetuttlettiwori, wonlet 1r.rerre the inthal+i-
1- tants ".rExeter and vicinity that he
I,cr+
OPENED A NEW lit I:"Cl1Elt S,lUOrr,
)'pe,toor as+ntla of l.It+1(laa iaaa50it1+sbnp aloiho;,es
11,4cmr)uo 1il"s+lol patr'a,ua 6t' beat tine) tenon AC
'u5dr."• tae 405"0 In Clef+
nr.leasmty 4 Ali;- i%A(ON 2.1a5e4.0
tine cc)ID 4at'„rtetelvdtt, tun, inhib u"•0 t,raceia u
a;enrue s, Mics
latent ccn43"+u 0,11ea12 ret tic, r, wa•
1,+aatet nI the village taro. unto, e,uc1 52,1145045
I' R ;i{: S4 IT 'NU 14a A T
au k,nos}itert ctrl.:tai:tl) on !anal at bis
+at@Iter abZit•
0laeksiniehing and uativn ueaking.arritql
as usual In a 11 Iib bra:abet,
R. DAVIS.
of,onr celebrated
Si ngme Mowers
Si ogle Reapers
in all kind ofGra■sand'orate,analot, Rn con
dlitionaaaf soil and :unlace.
AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
OR NO SALE l
4'tr a1Po offer a Trial of our Wrought ito
Tiro liar
STOWS COMBINED REAPER
AND MLIWER
Mashiaea supplied with
`Two Pitlnaua,
r1tw90 .l%ntlt,-iters,
Two Eit g'Fr-baree
T"calr Enivee,
Forked and 1 ored.
N tits.
St?�1f�oiaera,
'4te., eta.
n bw char. Ma. from hewer
co Roarer
AND REAPER TO M10WE1
00 1'0
R..8‘ E. SP!CER'
—FOR—
Bsi'eonovnlc+t fourloltaa, ant intoss ti+auditeerl
a ai.a 7t
'a' time
I'1e:iy(? cal' at tier worlet ante inspect
our Machines tsef"irc pnrebasnig
aleetiw here.
t Send for Qatka'at;;nes,.
T11010SON 4 WILLIAMS
Men llfletur:nt Co., Stretford.
T. ;tit UtY`S LI ;EWOR I&r.
our draws Ulna beim:: 4m.5, in f:a11 r,p=,4•5tlnxn au%4
tel:taazagootdnal,-a la:k„t quantal.) of
LE
tbutfenttt3 purr
cannot be surpassed in the DomhI-
ion.
i''artiesfrim adiv:nucr can aluaynlairs-*I,litwt
either at the Mins nr dniivt•rd by ti,z.at t' tit low
r, n:uuerntive:ntee. tlr,3OralrOM,, d stzuace
S pr.+:npt35 atit,ndt'3:o.
111liTSt1N .0 SOLATER.
G R 0CER1E
Always Mew and Fresh..
FLOUR,
AND PROVISIONS,
EA1;TTl1;N NYABE,.
COAL t)IL
Soap Given Away
—21 Ear- for One Dollar. ---
Gond Vinegar. 20c. per Gallon, Choice
Syreps. Market Baskets—crimp.
N, B. Don't forget the place—B. Jr E. Spi-
cer's,opposite Mr. E. Christie's Hotel.
Produce taken in exohangefor goods.
R. &E• SPICER.
CHISHOLM'S OLD STAND
LONDON
THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSE FOR
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY & MANTLES.
MEN'S CLOTHING TO ORDER,
OR
READY-MADE.
HENDERSON do BUCHANNAN
• ' Late A. Chisholm ck Co.
A COMPLETE STOCK; OF
HONEST GOODS
AT
HONEST PRICES.
Remember—Sign of the Striking Mock,
142, Dundee Street,
LONDON.
Important to DutterWorkers
One Geed ActiviAgent Wanted in every town-
ship
J. t Se nr AOKseh nej Fre to Amit .CHE
es so tet.011 opd $8.00 each. One Mellen to be es'old
,in the,Ihoniinion. Apyly early with stamp, for
ants sti6nlar, to' the
VICTOR W/LUTOEB CO.
1Ikarrmsern.
h HghPpioedrour
Does not affect the low pieces at which
R. & T. BISSETT
are offering their stock of
TINWARE, STOVES, Etc..,
Ott
Exeter & Hensall
which consists of all the latest and improved
styles of Kitchen. Conk and Parlor stoves,litilk
cant, pans, and Finis of Ilse most approved
patten n, and everything in tltie line ; Also, a
good selection of bvnalsome•
FO,ve troughing
as ubual, reteiv'es ereryat*eation, and tiono
' at the lowest figures.
Raving opened out a branch establishment
at Henesll, our friends in that neighborhood
can be supplied on the shortest notice,
PAIITIN G 1
PAINTING
Jr KITCFI11I1#a
Is prepared to do all kinds 64
House Painting, Paper -hanging
Whitening, deo.
at reavonable prices and punctually.
J.K1TOHIl"1G, Main st
FARM FOR SALE.—The subscriber offers
for sale, los 13, concession 6, Stephen,
four miles and at half from Exeter, compiising,
150 acres, 50 acres cleared. Good Tog honed
aud frame barn.,,plendid water, soil B4'tar
dairy or grain, sleor splendid brick yeti&' on
the premises, For further particulate apply
to Braman Fosse, on the premises -or so Zee --
tar, P O