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open gummy, anti nouvcrlo 1 In.;i )f , n. horse ?" antis Dloh, tuuullg wittl 111
tors the room. supprees0il impellerco the station. I ne wee 1030 the petit la,rty wee r t n„ 1111.ftUNT ANI) III ITOF,
A little cry from Mia, 3(33r a rl master. bele, lied idie relatMuis l3) tit ., 1 arts,
moveweut towards hila !. PA,'' Y e "A horse, sir? lyes, but not for liar.. sir 2"
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violent effort to speak, to r I". 1. meet," '4p," Bays Dick.-" 1111 it conid nog Loan 84. 1 rllvestment 0
worts fail her. Ih11 it iv all the Baine to llouvorio, t,a 4`,1' ."
" Toll hire 1" sho says t" 1, r.:, V',. ,i , :, to ride or drive, so long me he io „:'•6010]
in a low whisper. n• awl.. to her. 'ro arrange matter. w l l h
Ile has entun slowly ie to ',' tete ,i, tau etttlen•ll ae"1.r allout the loan el I ,d
and, having greeted 011) " nee • t 1 lease 1., but the work of a nerve "t.
him, has ((01113 1)113) 0. rh u, 11.,•01.y 1 '1'ildre 13 110 ,111041ol1 11.11o13 1eru11,.
dispirited, vin; his cans and a suf14Oi0nt Sino) of
Dick" cries Audrey, com11134 up t looney to buy tho melancholy twined
him with her ellooks all aglow awl her prr-seutly produced--(ts surety for he
long 1a8h1)4 still moist with that v:rau:' 3 return - Bouverie starts upon his jour.
shower of tears hint fell f,,1,11 htiris• ler.
"lent since--" 1)iolc, they tell 01.4 there ..1 .It ,o shill hot n0011, and as 'yet the 0011,
news of Dolores;" though sinking, has not made a neer ale
Bouverie ((hams as though shot. preach to the ended its nee, when Dick
" Cb, no I" he says, raisi0 • his heed, pull reit1 before the wayside 001lo, 6
all though to ware oft a blow. " lino where Dotoree craved a rest.
eliou1(1 not jest on 0)1011 8/rb)lo33 . 'Ally, The good wemau of the house, 00111i1I((
you yoarealf, not au hour ago, toll ole forward, rnrteoys gravely to the strithll.1
she was dead 1" pale young mall who, diernonntfug, steps
He sighs heavily, and, rising from hi: crinkly up to her.
seat, rooves towards the epee, window. " Some time 811)00-a long time eine(
" But indeed it is true," says Mrs. -a month," hogine ho nervously-"
Wunryls, Intl( Bobbing, coming up to hi n young lady might (lave Dome by yot,•
with her groat soft eyes quite full al. ( Isco -oho might, 1' say. Did you st
tears,. leer? Do you know anything of (ler .
And then she tolls him all her story•-- If you do "--gazing with heartfelt on.
n etraugo story, 'feud singularly 100om• treaty into her eyes -"I implore ye.
plate; but it makes a pew man of him. -" Here he breaks down for a oho
Already he looks teu years younger, and went, and, turning aside, makes song
his eyoo are all afire. transparently unueceseary effort to ah
" The hour ?" he asks, turning Lever. his 1101'8e'8 girths. " Cauou tell uu
i'.h'y to Vyner, without even vouch• anything•?" he says presently, in a lo
h0L11I1g one word of t11onks to Mts. Wein. broken tono.
7ss-hot she forgives all that. "When "A young lady? Ay, truly, it woe!
,loos the next train atom 2" be a month come yesterday sinoe ..
In twenty minutes," says Sirdhlek. yonng lady walked in hero to nue
Ey, alrnckiug a Bradshaw he has beets a111ted if she might sit for a bit. A liet
ettel1011aly examining intoe ner's hands she were certainly, an' quite a 3'0"3,.,
on he ((peaks. It is a book he has taken thing too -puny, but so silent, an' wit,
from the waiting -room at Loans and Ilan a shut, sad story in her eyes the while
been studying ever eine. perhaps it is her you loop for, Bir 2"
"• 1f you hurry, you'll catch it, old " Yes," says Dick hoarsely.
faun," says Vyner kindly. "Ay, so ! 1110088ed she e0010 of dr•
But the words have hardly ceased up. cent people, she was that quiet an' lt:
011 the air when Bouverie 'agents, lean. cowed.'.,
in;; only the attend of his departing foot. '1 Lid 8110 -Was silo -how did clic
steps behind him. look 2" blurts out Dick ab last, still t1._••
ployiug himself with a f)atitious us
CHAPTER X'XXII. - acnrnation of the paltry 1lousings of the.
animal he has bestridden.
As tho train steams slowly into tato " Main bad, sir -an' sorry I am to toll
lathe station at Loans, Bouverie steps 1t to the likes o' you, an' of her -wt i1
out hurriedly and walks impatiently up had: Her face was white as the drivel,
and down the diminutive platform mitis snow, au' her little bands wore tree
At last the eugino hurries on again, leay. hying ; an' her feet--" She besite tee
lug the stationmaster free. checked by something in his face.
Going up to him, Bouverie lays his He has turned completely round, for.
!land upon We arm. Now that he 110.s potful of Ids agitation.
none to the point, he feels cold and " What?" he demands imperionely. 1
helpless and utterly out of heart, The " They were bleeding. Ay, indeed,
t•tation-masher, turning to him . with the poor soul," says the woman, subdu.
Louie eurpriso depleted upon his fat face, od almost into silence by the terrible
gazes curiously at the eager, haggard look in his eyes.
young marl looking down ab him. There is a silence that seems long.
" Yea, I . distinctly remember having and then ---
!teen a young 'ooman-a child a'most ".It can't bo her of whom you speak,"
the was -This is the second time to- he says, in rt 1o6PVellenlent tone. " 1;
day I've:been asked about her, Begging is impossible." His face looks ghastly.
your pardon, air, are yon' bound on the '• iter feet -her little, poor, pretty feet,"
chine inquiry errand as them that came he murmurs faintly -the very despai
in the mooning?" . - in his voice,1ri11s the thought that 1p
In a few of the moatprosaicwords is finds anything to disbeliovoin her state
the language Bouverie gives the station- (tient. She could not have been much
wester to ngderaleud'that bis heart arid hurt. Not much -say it t" cries hc.
soul are bent. on the successful ending turning suddenly upon the woman evil •
of the quest. • ' • a passionate agony of grief in his eves.
" Ah, Nat sot Well, I 8561) her sure Then, suddenly as it came, all •the
enough I Only aminute, as it might be, passion dies from him, and, letting hit
she lingered on the platform, looking arms fall npou the seat of his saddle
OBRA her as if a bit bewildered. I went and his head on his arms, he bursts iutc
1.p and asked her if I could do anything tears.
for her, for she looked quite the lady ; "Au' the host thing that could happen
but she answered' No' short -like, tinsel. to him," says the excellent Mrs. Bur -
like, and moved away from rue. But, net to herself ; cud, as if to show how
after a little while, she came back eggs sincere she is in her belief, she take:
to ask me where that road "-pointing hie recipe herself, and, covering leer taco
to a dusty lane fn the diatance-" led te. with her apron], sobs unrestrainedly for
' To Dorminster,' said I. (A, secluded several minutes in the most comfortable
place 2' asked she, or something o' that umuner possible.
sort, ' Ay, all that,' said I ; and then ' " Take heart, ddar," sho says, after
the thanked me with the prettiest air a while. '°While there's life there'a
in the world, and went away from lee hope, you Ic11ow, an' she may bo found
right up the road." ' .• yet--leastways, if yon an' I. bo tbinllfn„;
Was that all he could? tell ? Yes, it of the same young lady. A white from(
was all. He had followed her with his she wore, with ribbons on it blue as her
oyes until she was out of eight, not be. eyes, bless her. Palo blue they were.
Mg altogether easy about her, elle being May Happen her eyes were gray to
dalicate-like, and not looking as one some."
might who was accustomed to walking " Yes, gray," soya Dick ; then with
upon stouy roads ; but he did not see a forlorn reproach in 1.»a tone-" Why
her again, and heard nothing since. didn't you keep her till we found. her ?"
" Bat" -here his face brightens, as if he melts minerably.
'wit11 aomo fortunate thought -"perhaps " .Because she was bent on goin',"
my wife could tell you something more. says 'Afro. Burnet. " An' who was 1 to
like too saw the young lady go lay from try an' stop the lilt08 0' her 7 She was
:her window, My shouse is only a mile for ever stere"' au' tartan' too, an' look-
er rel from thio, and she had watched in' up en' down the road, as if expectin'
Iter going by. Would you like to ask some one to Overtake ber. You -you
:her 8 question or two, sir 2" don't mean her il.l, do you 2" says the
The goutleman would. Ile turns and good woman, regarding shim searchingly,
follows the man to his home; but from " I don't know how I could," says
t11,1 little trim woman who comae out Dick airnply, " when I love her as 1
to tweet him there is very little to be do,"
;earned. " A.y,'8o !" says Mrs. ,I3ilrnet adrnir-
, A ll, eir, what a pretty lady -and so ingly. " An' ai e,•you her man?" ' She
.sorrewfal I 1 saw her•.as she 'went by l iinses a while, as it lost in the vastness
61110 way, 1laseiug almost upon the very of this now knowledge; and thou --".I 0 Teexwatol Dep 5.X1a.m,
:810i. sir, where you now stand." wish 1 (Ionld help you, sir," she says 6 winghllm need 518
)louVerie starts perceptibly and his Badly ; " But indeed I have no more to 115" Nrnxetrr ' • . • 5,17
oyes seek the ;ground. tell you. She left me without a word 1.1 0031(0 ...... 3,1:1
"'1 hie very allot I" that could give me a hint as to where X7 } Tor tie „ . , •• ii, "e „
Did her tender wandering feet indeed sho was gem', exoept that she asked 11(0 20} Fon-Niel]
fi,2n
0(3,33313 this place on which he now is how far it was to Thurston. She was 80 I'ape0 1 .. 6,811
xeaudiug 2 the sweetest creature 1 over sawso 8t Velvet.. 5.51 s•
" 1 watched her, sir, until X could no gentle, so grateful for the little I co6+1 Al
could 4114 Kenilworth , . 7.00 "
t t ; er see her. Look 1 1)o yon notice un fur her. Here at tie door, whoa she 504 Arthur ..... , 7,200
where the roads join -over there to WEEgain', she turned an' hissed me." 01� Labor hn1 .. 7,51S '
west 7 Mayhap not. But I eau the good woman's eyes 1111 with tears (i1 WBltlelunl 8. 4
000 Anmsnfh 1 8,04
WW1 always asharpp one with' my eyes main at the recollection, and she wipes 17e Otanllnnillr Jct 812 '
:rem a youngster: (Veil, I followed her them hastily with her apron. 74 Orem ovine .. 8.035
until she Dame there, and' then I saw " Thnrstou?" repeats .Dick quickly. 22 Toronto .. are. 10,4 ,111• .351.),111she tools the road' that did not lead to Ile flings himself into the saddle, gin
llorrnineter. I didn't ;know, air, until has long Since squeezed som0thh134 into Refl B.SI1n7eh/ and Dining Rooms
my good loan came home that slut Atte. 13urnet'((hand; anti uoWrides •up'lo
meant to go to Dorminstor, or I'd have her gato eager to pursue his stately -• ,1'I'.-
(ouud some way to tell for 'o' the m10• 13131)811, ]ant, as be stoops to lift (111)3 tiny Tfolit0n'Te.i r'3 11116N.
take sho was making -I fait that sorry itteh, with his whip, ho hears her voft:e ORA st M 1'itt,t ern
for her 1 Such a pretty young lady Hie 'o)ill,ng after him, and sees her running CAt1Et F:Te1
was 1 ly «( towards 11833 es fast 118, ago and a mew -,-;d• meeem. r r- MaV�r , cx-
" Where does the ether road -the one iy stout ass will permit,.
the young lady took -lead to ?" auked " btlty, sir," she says; " there in ens 'THROUGH TRAINS
1tonverie. thing --10 00(1108 t0 my paind IIOW. A
"ToThurston,flit. A good town so while ago.[ 6hea1'd,through one of Ulm-m'rw1?116.-
farasvegetables goes, but nothing to neigh ileum that aArm goyoung lady hail -TOE ON'IO ANI) AtONTilt 41 .-
J:)orminster," 003)1(3 t" Stay at.a house a1100t four (111105
" 770131) 13012 w bran of any sorb --s 1. Din 11110, I asked about neer, being. /11 y 1 h
mlt.n`48.111re, 011', it seemed to tun that • li( I,1(�, 1 ` �� yIrl
TK'a1GT .tel C1', 1t*it'30001.8,
what duly told 1.1" (14 1,''" ws:t
J,tt$1.311%„ Hurart t 1q,•
3111' '' '• ?4,11110 I le - kr 1,"'till •,,.
t(1 '.,, 1.e.'s, 0141E ere. Iro'1
1 11 o • . sir : (311y y t 1
t be Sha• 2"
why 2''
8e1'e, to ilu 1.1313)1 1 1.1.1
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(TO BM CONTINUED.)
Sign ofthe Scotch ()Car.
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Here 0'0 aro with a Splendid
Stock of
ROBE'S,
73.ELLS,
HORSE B.L ItXEETS,
eye.
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Our harness fills the hill every
time. Call and see our stock and
leave your order.
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.n. large assortment of Trunks,
Valises & Satchels to choose from.
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Repairing promptly attended to.
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Call in and see our goods. Wo
don't charge anything for looking.
IL DENA.ZS.
THOS. 13 LETOHER,
Prraetical Watchmaker and lawale'rr,
Gold Watches, Silver
Plated Ware, Silver,
Watches, Clocks, Gold
Rings, Violins, Etc.
•
Ikeep a fullline of goods usually
kept in a .first-class Jewelry stores
Call and, ext%mine, no trouble to
show Goods.
Issuer of `Marriage Licenses.
Agent for Ocean Tickets, Amer-
ican Express Company and Groat
Northwestern telegraph Company.
Canadian Pacific Railway Time Table,
Teeswater Branch.
4(1188. 14otn It if 4.33. Hail. 3 1 )'
0 Toronto.. Dop
0 Ot'OneovillO
4 Orangovillo Jct
74 Amaranth 1 ..
10 Waldemar....
124 Luther ....
284 Arthur .
304 Kenilworth....
884 MT. FOREST ,.
44 Pages;....
471 UAuluevoy., ..
564 Fordwioh . , , ,
60 Gerrie .,
024 Wrol.oter
60 Wiugliaw I3oa(l
74 Toeswatsr.. Arr
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0;60
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10.1.6 .3
1024 "
10,81 "
11.08 "
11.00 "
11,58 a.m.
12.15 p.m.
12.28 "
12,66
1,08 "
1.16
1.,38 "
3.115j),nt,
5.403) m.
7.00
7.22 .,
7.32 '
7.38
7.44
8.10
8.20
8,1:8
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2.10
0,81
0.411
0.10
10,03
10.15
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44
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1418s.
se east, '51xyroso.
6(31)
2.16 p.m.
2,80 '
2.10
2.10
Phis Cu11111auy is Loaning Money
on Farm S('Cn1ity at 00W1131' 1WI'Es
of • Ilit('rebt,
MO1iT'GAOhl S PUItCIIASH
D.
104YINO6 11Av1C 1114 41clt.
3, 4 and 5 per cent. Interest Al-
lowed on Deposits, according to
amount and -time left.
OFFzcr.--On corner of Market
Square and North street, Goderieh.
Horace Horton,
KARAMY1t.
Godorich, Aug.6th ,1886
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HEALTH IS Irtildi
Dn. L. C, 03'1369 a 1\01+•0 u).d11)ui1, T2y4 try
urvut (t guara1,t0(•(111)t 0(1310 fol' 1lo at ens. 1130-
0111330,Couvul3ty) x /all), Nor Intim 1%(,u)n71331,
hebdnch.,Nervontlroaratiun cuuero t) , e
one 0f ulcr.bol or'I'o,acxo 1‘,8118(01,,,, 1., iees-
(id 011110 nna,ir 1•le44•
lugluu+unity,lendinl; t0 iulerr), 4313(1},01311
3103,113. P11,011111110 0lr. Aped(,, ),1') t 3 ,i,t t t a)
Poser in 013(1,,' des 1nruluutery Lorre) t.,Nil
Bperntoterr13a0 eau xtct by moor ( 1( t+11;jr0
l3rti
bruin, 0011-xbus1. tr uua' 1(0)3)1),,, 11. '8(11
bux0001(11aeOW, WOOL'S 113,,)r,,.010 tx.
0183x boxexfor 00, 011))1 by 1111,1) 1a o1 -A 'u+
receipt o1 uric,.
we (Jsernu(ce Six Bum s
To corasny cow. With curt, order reeft
by um for six bozos, )wc(m,l'8n,od Witt - )to
will send the Durabate) 01 r written gx) P,l;.tre
to round the moot tithe trentu.( 1.t dote jioi
eacet n curt, ea saunters 34u64 only by aqua,
11 arc rex ,e dl Co,brusmelt.
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS.
rW"an. Vanstone & Sons, Proprietors.
Wo have much pleasure in announcing to the public that our New
Roller Mill is in Complete Running Order and is giving the 33est Sat-
isfaction.
SHORTS, MEAL, BRAN & CHOP CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
We also make the following brands of flour :
Patent, Jersey Lily, Canadian's
Snow Stoma.
Pride anal
Gristing attended to with Promptness.
All kinds of Lumber cut to Order.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN.
EAST HU RON
arriage Works,
JAM EJS BTTY.ERs
•-MANUFACTIIBBB OP--
UABRIAGES, DEMOCRATS. EXPRESS WAGONS;
BUGGIES, WAGONS, ETO., ETC., Tai Tie
All made of the Best Materials end finished in a Workman -like meaner.'
.Repairing and Painting promptly attended to.
Parties intending to buy should call before
purchasing.
BEFnnaxors.-Marsden Smith, 33. Laing, lames Cutt and Wm. Mc-
Kelvey, Grey Township ; W. Cameron, W. Little, G. 13rewar and D.
Breckenridge, Morris Township ; T. Town and W. 331as11i11, Bruesele ;
Rev. E. A. Fear, Kirkton, and T. Wright, rTurnberry Township.
REMEMBER TEE STAND -SOUTH OF BRIDGE.
JAMES BUYERE.
ETHEL
x•rtotMO.#15"Rh MULLS.
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1301 The undersigned, having completed the change from the steno to the
Celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, has now the Mill in
3.67 "
4.10 `
4,80'•
First-class Running Order,
55.17
5,24
r,.as r,•
"�) " A11tl t 11 be gind to see all his old customers and 113 many .now ozbee
1.e possible. Chopping dote.
lour and Fed Always on Mad.
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.Highest Price aid for;`f1ny:'flada?ftitt; of Gard Grain,
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