The Huron Expositor, 1875-09-17, Page 2,
MY ',Inn NOSE.
1 —
' But one Suncie,y Nan wee too ill or. too
idle to go to ehdreh, She talked vague-
ly about a headache. I knew very well
whet that .meaat ; her new bonnet had
not come hem° the day before, and it was
a hot Sunday lb May. I left her on the
loin ge with a new book and. a salts bot -
tie,. looking ver lovely in her delicate
ros and white wrapper, and not at all
ill, and -wont n y way.
A certain Oteurnstance detained me
half an hour agter service, and when I
' opeeed the dbor, hot and tired, but
charmed to sett the cool fresh salad and.
scatlet lobster Itrrayed for lunch beside a
pitcher of iced claret, Nan at once came
betveen me aedi this vision of bliss to a
hot and thirsty men.
Where ha, ti,e you been !'' she cried,
with gushing mphasis. "1 haVesem-
rie( so ! I thii.ught you had a fit ora
suristi oke."
And with tl ese words she threw her-
self into my arms and. received due greet-
• ing ; but haaelty had my lips met hers
wh n she drew herself off suddenly, and
eta -ed. at me.
"Jack," said she, :sternly, " you
ha e been home with Nell Rivers. I'
ka w it. .
''," Do you t" teturned I, ceolly, "Are
yeti quite sure t1) -
‘f Perfectly, Sir. I smell amber lave
ender, and. nobody else in these days.
uses that old-fashimied stuff Oh, Jack
and inc siak at home. Very well."
I sat down ih the nearest chair and
shouted with laughter. This was, in-
deed, what Mr. ,Weller junior would have:
• called a " rum go." Nan's eyes blazed,
and I laughed the more. •
Then he burst into tears; and with
effective aid from a fresh and delicate bit
of handkerchief covered I her face and
tried bitterly.
"Come, Nan," said. I, "this is sheer
stuff and nonsense. -Whet if '1 did go
home with Nelly Rivers ?" -
" it is—is—isn't that," she sobbed.
"But you must have staid there a 'Ong
time, or beenvery—well—very near i to
her, to have your coat Smell of amber
lavender." -
I will do my wife the justice to say
that she blushed hotly at these last words
as the ought to have done: 1 rushed at
once into the fact.
'I You are quite right, my dear"— and
heiie let netteke a moment to bless that
delightful phrase, "My dear," which
says to much in SO little according to its
intonation and emphasis, No man can
be !caned, plausibly, a brutewho says
"My dear" to his wife. Yet I am mire
Nan felt my just indignation and dis-
gust far niore deeply when I said. it than
if I had expressed my sentiments in pure
nervous Saxon—"you are (mite right,
my dear. I have been holding Miss
Riyers in ray arms, with her head
on 1 en my ehoulder, at least fifteen
mi utes." I
Ten looked at me; her great dark
gr y eyes widened and darkened, he
thiu nostrils dilated, the flush passed
fr n her face as she gazed.
kitoiv that I looked_ serene; though
un Jilin& but I did not speak,
"Jack, what do you Mean ?"
" I mean that iNily Rivers fainted
dead away in her Seat int church: No-
body was with her, so I picked' her uo,
1144 found a carriage at the church
doer, carried her home with her head on
my' shoulder, . and laid her, still uncon-
scious, on the sofa, and then went for
• thedoctor, who says it i an attack of
brein fever."
"Poor little thing I 1 didn't know
Slid had any brains.
" Nation I" • '
nd with that this inexplicable crea-
ter, , the veriest woman toyer saw, flung .
het elf into my arms and cried worse
tha ever: --- •
I am glad to say she did every thing
in or power for 'peer little Nelly, and
eve i professed to be sorty wlen that
i
boa tiful shining hair was all cet off. .
But if I groaned in spirit abo t Nan's
a nose after this, it was not long' before I
had, reason to bless it. Ther 1, was a
small -pox panic in the city, but we had
not feared it, for our quarter iks high
and! clean, and in no way expos d to in-
fection ; se we wete very erele s About
• bei g vaccinated •
- ne night we had been to a conceit
wr i a cousin of mine rout Boston.,
Th. re were 1 many encores, which
lenethened the ! perform ice, and our
seats were neat the stege. George
Stevens was te take the midnig t train,
And the station was at leant a n tie from
• the concert halt He must be there
earl to get some baggage 're hocked,
and it was half -past 11 when we reaehed
the door, and found it. reining. Only i
one carriage was left on the stand, but ,I I
had it brought up to the door at once; I
thoegh it was bet a niee one, it was at I
least a shelter. I helped Nation up to '
the ;step, but the moment her head en-
tered the vehicle she shrank back, and I
junued down on to the pavement, I
'i
sine
I
and
C
I can't g� in that thing:, Jack. it
.Is of something dreadful. .
Don't be absurd, Nanny," said T.
sop your handkerchief to your 'face,
ret in. GeOrge will be late." .
can't, Jack,; I can't. Please don't
get In'theref, George. I know you'll have
sons ,, thing 1 you do, we all shall. Oh,
don't, dell't !"
I meet say I woe vexed. The driv4
swore by all the stints, and the devil be-'
it
side , that no tack man or Anything ' out
of t e way had ever been iin his carriage
"I se ce the wtrlid was med." But
nothing canviread Nan. t She became
painfully excited, and I was fairly forced
to give up the matter or be downright
erne. But George would not be per -
:ma ed. He looked atene with a sort of
contemptuous convenient; ' hut 'I felt_
gave him, for he never had. been mat-
ried, So Nen and I—walk ed hare q, and
George drove off to the station. I was
sulk and Nan was sweet. She knew
I had made a great effort to please her,
and. pile knew (i -cargo had sneered .in-
warOly at my compliance, for her per-
cep4ons were keen and quick, so she
mad p herself unusually lovely to reward
me;1 and, better still, when George was
seized with small -pox, a fortnight after,
and. brought to the edge of death, and
by police investigation I found out that
the indignantly virtuous back-driverihad '
that very evening of the concert taken !
two small -pox patients to the hospital, -
all Nan ' said was, "Oh, „Jack, how
good you were to let me. walk home I"'
To which l answered, "Bless your dear
nose.!" , .
But I was deemed, to be still further
indebted add reconciled to that wonder-
.
ful organ. A year or two after ' the
small pox affair, Nan's old grandmother,
a decrepit Frenchwoman of 90, died in
Paris, and in a. fit of. pique left all her
money and jewels to IsTim's mother,
whom she had uaterly ignored since her
marriage,
tress. But h
pated, orth
was shot in
the last year
quarrelled wi
ed, and out h
The inherita
is. Clement's great die -
son turned out a Lai-
ess feltow, and at I ngth
disrep table duel, a ' in
d.
f her life Madame Duparc
Ii the i eiee she had dopt-
r off with 0 mourning ring.
cc amounted only to a few
thousand dol are ill money, but the inost
valuable par was the jewelry, fee, be-
sides sundry mallet old rings of enamel,
carbuncle an sapphire, a pair or to of
cameo and g met bracelets, were a omb
and necklace of diamonds, an heir- emu
in the fann y, :of greet value. Now
Maclaine Di pare had had the fore-
thought to I aye .these to Mrs. Clement
in such a wa
that they could be
ated or sold, !adding a few (mail
marks as to 1 Or probable need of.
since .she h 14.1 Married that, " v
A mericain. "
was past sue
inheritance
time reached
sea And the e
Of course s
the papers h
where, and I
graph. The
about $15,00
Quest of jewe
eircumsta ace.
public, copie(
in weeklies ;
lives became
What tihoi
mends till w
York and eel
Nan did . , , e,
first sent our fir off on an errand, look-
ed under eve y !sofa and chair, behind
the doors, into the closets. She;even
closed th re istet, lest-. a man should
lurk in the allele arid shut 1 the
Win* forfeiee• of opera -glasses across
the way. Th rilshe lit all the g s; put
on her w ddin gown and the dia ends,
and enjoy (1 h reelf. !
I must wn he looked as lovel :as a
goddess ; the c nb sparkled like cor-
I:LA.0f sta s (for it was set et rwis , in a
quaint eta fashion) in her oile dark
hair, and he brilliants made a riaer of
light about lie • deteate round throat.
Dia,mondtt Ohl ntl$ were the n'oper
gems for .her. The kindled, the deep
sparkle o her teye ti ; they illuminated
the haughty little iseed with a sort of
fitness. n t des4ribable. Her rich; soft
gown of reamyt sills, with its fal's! and
folds of r re oh. [ lade, delicate as frost -
work; th lith , graceful figureand
piquent, ligh-bied, ace evidentl were
_meant for dia midi, er diamonds for
them. ' 1
" Nan,' said I, "don't sell the things.
i
We don't need t i ; and they are evely
on you." , ; i , *I
Nan tuined slewly 'round
. ,
at me with a curious tnnle,
" OA Jack 1 it that your idea of the
eternal fitness of things.? Shall I wear
these sparks to church, or to tea p tties?
Once a year, per e,pst there is a wedding
here that mightbe ,blinded! with my
finery, unless e erybdy looked at the
bride, as they ought. And besides,"
she !added, wit sudden energy " do
you want our hives Made a nuisance with
these things? ow have we: spei t the
last ten days ?"
I looked. back withidismay ; nOt a day
had, passed that ye .had not rack el our
brains for a plae to hide those diamonds
They had been vspeatively dweltets in
the stove uncle!' . he athes, down the Tag-
ister pipe, in a pickle jar full of bran,
deep among pile of eheets in the linen
Wiest, lost in bla diets' in the cedar *set,
in the crown of Nola Sunday beenet,
and the pocket rey! wedding coat, laid
away in a draw a Once they were 24
hours in'a loaf of brtaad, all night n an
old-fasbioeed fo i stdve. Time fail me
to recount their ariderings. We n ith-
er slept ghietlY nor took needful xer-
(tee ; and, whel pedple came tt the
house and asked . to see them, th I very
friends of our le sone; even, they were
treated with has .. subterfuges, and went
away disappoint U. 1
I cannot say es .. told any right- ngled
and reepeetable lice I we descent. ed to
meaner depths.' I Our ! in v aria,ble ewer
to friendly req iestst was, " 'Did.on
think we were ie. si 1 as to keep them
in the house ?" incie g retributively un-
der the: common( ati ils of our senseisure
to follow, andlth a Palling- tales of!oth-
er people who Ii been so idiotic ds to
do such a thin !Ana been robbed, or
murdered, or fri htened to death in .con-
sequenee. e We e 'cut to the expense of
two revolvers, at d borrowed a dog, who
barked at eVet. mouse in ! the wall,
and awoke us t horrid suspicion and
tremore. .
But at' lest th
ed me in
could make arra
ney. And then c
tion, how should
charge to New
do to peek them
to Nan ;to wea,r t
alien -
g re-
oney
u rid
P.0111 EX
been like a father to me in M early or-
phanage. .
" don't know," she sag her face
pale with excitement, but hurry, dear,
it is so late !"
I made good speed, as the Old ballads
say, yet when we reached the parlor
there was no Uncle Ward there. I
turned to Nan with surprisein looks
and words. !,
" I didn't say he was here, dear ; he
wasn't. But there is a burglar in our
room --under the bed, I think—and
-wanted to ,get you down here."
" Nan !' I exclaimed. •
" There is, theta is, Oh, Jeek, I smelt
the horrid tobacce the minute I went in,
but I thought lie would seep* if I went
!right back, and opened the :window so
-I ;could call if you delayed 1
you would not perceive the e
Peer Mrs. Clement! she . made remerks about it. ; P1
es this long time and the , policeman right away."
me. to Nan, art:1 ia. due ' What could I do ?- ()quid
lei, after 'dangers by land, supercilious and ;ndesceedi
stout house. i . - the clerk, that m wife smelt
M uleiquitoes reporter for aid wanted a poliCeman't
art this item of neves scene- faith to believe that she .cli.
ado a telling little para- hem as I did, I took refuge i
litstrainds, in reality worth known Weaenees 'Cif the sex, told Nanon
, f,is.aired as " a $75,000 be- to sit in the parlor till I otat babk,"and obliged
st in big capitals. All the with ellaine on my counteoie 0 and a lie the we
werearrayed sbefore the On my tongue, represented ; t the clerk anti-na,
into ity .papers, repeated that my wife was feeble end very ner- powers
and from that Moment our
burden.
Id be done with the. dia.
could take them to New
them? I '
nee put them en having
ng, and so
ell too and
ase get a
tell 'that
g creature,
a burglar,
ret I -had
1, knowing
the well -
years p
reteettel
thrown
is little
perturb
and " n
whe.ael
imp tbei
fancy t
ifertif
stealin
with
the ass
the foo
prisone
fantcid
bundle
not die
in her
the gip,
him at
hands,
In a
casts
ken aft
has wri
ity in 1
here co
gree tti
lod ed
vous, and hadan !idea not to
away that there_ was a burg
room. Weald he kindly ; s
policeman? With mild mitt
nd ooked
• " And be mur
dignantly answe
I thotight the
her drees and he,
hear to e wa
soiousness woeild
we put them ii
hand -beg, whieh
Moment in all
This was enoug
in'itt3elf, but we
where 'ye were t
breath, I
It was 6 o'clo
too tired to go d
ordered some di
array herself for
But what shou
mends ! There s
Nanon put the
overlaid it with t
coils, till not a s
over she pinn
chief, out of d
mightily pietu res
worn under her I
and for fear the
Was finished, and I
(,
. .
business which detain-
was
for our jour -
me the important gees -
'or t ? it would !never
w/ carry 'our precious
in atrunk. I prdposed
lem,
red, of Nurse,'she in-,
ed.
could be hidden under
, but this she would not
afraid her very con -
betray her. : So at last
an ordinary morocco
she never let go of one
the day's journey.
to attract attention
got safely to the hotel
stay, and drew a freer
k at night. , We were
wn town, and having
net', Nan proceeded to
het ceremony. -
d we do with the, dim-
es but one thing now.
omb in her hair, and
lose 'soft and abundant
ar peieped to 1104, and
d a little lace. handker-
te as to 'fashion,. but
tie. The neeklace was
igh s ress of dark silk -
t
ems in a semi of some
a She looked like an
ad ' Who cared ? The
jewels were cove -ed up, and the eases
locked ia our hand -bag.
i
In the evening friends came in tp see
us. They staid till 0 o'clock, perhaps.
Nation, very tire( , e eht up stairs before
me a few minutee, When I reached our
room, T found het sitting by the !open
windo W She did. riotietir for a moment,
but, when T was partly undretsedsl said
she had left her lace handkerchief in the
puler, and must go or it. 'Presently
she cense flying beck
" Oh, Jack, Ut cid V, 'ard wants to see
you. Can't you ut 6 your clothee and
I I
come clown ?" .
" Why, what ad him so late ?" said
I, rising hastily, for Al a Ward
was my mother's' on y brother, an had
hat of the ornament
should show, shellac': led herself tip, to
throat an d.shouli.
delicate sort of la
invaid angel
e reasoned space fcb
ar in our nut w
nd for a theolog
rept on ey- crack
cry lineament, he rang a -bell and gave ed till
the needful order, and in .iWe minutes respond
the article arrived. We intunted the
!Stairs te 46, aud. began ear search.
lrhere was bobody under the bed or in ' Now,
the closets but the policeman signed me whose
to shut the 'door, and inserting a key prosper
from his popket iato the wardrobe door, ee seen
-which I suddenly observed wes without that, a
the key, 'Nan had used after putting Eyery 1
away her cloak and hat be laid violent ,sihd no
hands on a slight, wine ill-leoking fel- in the]
low, who tried to slip past him, -but sub- scaredl
flitted when'ehe saw there ! were two With s
of us. , -
: e of phy
On investigation next day, he diselos- consiste
ed that we had been watched all the they ea
way from home, my wife's' devotion to ,whilst
her hand bag observed and. understood, others t
but froin her not putting it down an in- , pointm
stant, and our, tiensif front the station been eh
to the hotel beieg very brief and in. trated i
broad daylight, it had been :impossible iced SO
‘0,Vndititloo
deemed
utter. fa
and plu
Neier of us slept much that night. others,
The diamonds went to breakfast with 'nestle
us, and in a carriage from the hotel eta- parent);
ble we cot veyed them to the jeweler earnest
with whom we had before commanicated ful sou
They were sold and the, money deposit- the 'don
ed in a bank before dinner -time, and we light in
went home a Much happier pair than we a fatal c
left it. I her bri
I had weighed in my mind by this ' iar vole
time all the advantages and disa,dvan- the her
tages of my wife's peculiar faculty, and has cut
1;
concluded that it* good o tweighed its ment a
evil, With a satisfied and reteful heart are sea
I said again that night, " Bless your dewed
dear nose, Nan I"
feloneraueziti
to obtain possession of the prize, arid he
had resorted to lying in wait in the ward -
retie till we should be safely *eel). The
bafrhad been opened, of coarse, but only
the empty eases found.
A. ViSit to New,
- i
Speaking of murder re! Inds rise of a
visit we paid, ar short time
•
• frotn w
flu tterb
and all
site. eclipse(
prose u
' England, to one of its old ailed storied storied in -
dote leaving . _;Itit:i‘):0'
stitationsa-Newgate, Thi ls een much ; "es ine
. enlarged and ; improved *it lin • a few I get swa
years, and is now, in cleanliness, order night r
, and discipline, a , model prisen. It .is i "
, more airy and less gloomy than of old, '• 46"
and yet a host • of historical and tra-
gical associations muse always invest it •FO
,
with e peculiar } awfulness. The system Rem
;
of -solitary bontinement is here adopted,
, as in Philedelphiapenitentitate which so
., excited the horror of Dickent ; but the
!sole employment it picking oeklim. In
one of the cells we found an intelligent
looking man engaged in thi uncongenial
' work, and were afterward old that he
• - ,.
was a barrister who had been convicted
of perjury. If all the , gentlemen who
t perjure themselves in our ceutts, and in-
' Congressional itiv6Stigations), and revenue
e returns should be convicted !and set to
t picking °ikon, the world would be an-
ti harassed ;by a great American' monopoly
II—a mighty '" corner " hr rope ends. We
1
I were shut as one interminable minute in
.the dark cell, were shown the stocks in
'Which refractory prisoners at fastened
i and flogged the chair, in the sombre lit-
tle chapel, m which the condemned mule
! derer sits to hear his last sermon, and the
;cell in which he spends the last night be-
fore execution. We were nex taken into
'a small- t apartment near the '. seaf-
old, -where in a 'dark' and dread-
ful closet ;or ! armory of justice, are
kept the irons,' cords, handcuffs end Pine
ions. Among them are ; it veritable
irons especially prepared : for Jack Shep-
pard—weighing More then 15 'pounds.
In this mean the eondemeed is prepared
for exectitkin. Here the true metal of
the man is ;shown. He is going by but -a
few steps to a quiet, speed and an al-
most anwiteessed death. 1 here is no in-
centive to bravado, or lying ----no mob to
he moved by such Poor arts o admiration
or emulation-aonly two et ,three cool,
stern officials and the faithfulchaplain,
who Already knows him wall, ! and pitiee
the sinner without palliating the sins' The
brute °mirage ' of some greet ruffians
utterly gives way here. Net long ago, a
most bleody villain' sreW so 'faint with .Exneta
fear that his limbs gave way Under him. requested
Be had to be. carried. in a chair to the lgAll1( C
'sca,ffeld, half -unconscious and so placed Tin Li
on the drcip, and s went down,chair and - _e Joel'
no tifie d I
made th
1p) 01 aticiieic11,eliyi
LOCK.
by.
Hardwnr
KI3)1) o
1_1 ORS]
• you
good to
, J. Meal
OSITOR.
st,' On the wall their initials
ly carved. Quicklime is at once
on the uneoffined bodies, so there
of the dishonored dust for the
d spirit to hover ebout
aterialize" from at "the! hour
urch-yards yawn and graves give
dead.," Yet I shudder with the
at the plaCe must 04° hauntOd by
1 eompany of &Mats stalking,
crouching about, each one [alone
ghost of his or her own etune ;
Beni with his air-draavn degger,
-pad with his phantom club, the
with her spectral cup, th in -
hat wails and shudders, anhi will
hearing in her arms a little rite
hough she -wind it ever so !tight
antic, the wife murderer; with
tly shade of his victim following
P by step with her pleading
ind piteous, awful eyes !
matt room, or cabinet, are! kept
the heads of great criminals. ta-
r death. ()n nearly all Nature
WANTED.
'PAM WA.NT D.—Wanted, a Farm to Rent
X Apply to Dr. CAMPBELL, Sealant. 404+4
A PPRENTICE WANTED. — Wanted Mime -
4 -J6 dititely, a go0 stout lad about 17 or 18 yearis
of ego as an Apprentice to the Blacksmithing
business. Apply to ALEX. STEWART', Sea -
forth. 405
PABINET MA CER$ WOTED.-Wanted
ittedietely, a good Journeyman Cabinet Maker
and an Apprentice. Apply to T. JOHNS SI:Co.,
Seaforth. 405
STRAYED,
Ti" STRAY HEIFER. --Carne into the premises of
the undersigned, Lot No, 5, -Con. 2, H. h. :3,,
Tucker/muffin about the 12th of July lftet, a year-
old. red and white Heifer. The owner is requested
'to prove property pity chargete and take her awst.
WILLIA.M OLDFIELD. 408-li
COW.—Strayed froni :the premises of
--1L/ the undersigned, Set/forth, about the 80th . I
;June last, a red and white Farrow Cow—a gre4
deal of white—sloth short tail. Any information
regarding her wb..reabtiuts will be reeeived with
it
la
hanks„ j. Mal ILKIN.
ten cruelty, atrocity and biutal- -
nmistakeable characters. I And
es the great problem of the de -
accountability of a huaratt soul
n such an unfortunate org,apism,
to work or light its way thiough
d with a, brain so packed by' fatal
al forces and influences with evil
ad propensities, as to leave Small
r ood of any sort. Bet thie is a
ca not all the philosophere and.
1. s of the world lime been able to
hich probably will not be °rack -
e crack of doom. --Loncloa Cor -
wee eV. Y, Times. .
LEGAL
W R. SQUIER, Barrister, Attorney In Chane -
1 v • cry, &c., Gederich, Ont. Office—over J".
Detior & Co.'s Emporium, Market Square. 26CAMERON Lt , £
L. -
ilcFADDEo., Barristers and
Solicitore in Chancery, Goderich, 648
It. C. CAMMON. W. H. arGFADDEri„
AATILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commie-
' sioner in B. 11., Wroxet cr. Auctioneer and
Appraiser. Accounts and notes collected on
reasonable terns.! 866
j Chancery, & Goderich and Seaforth. Of-
T..t L. DOYLE, raTister, Attorney, Solicitor in
I fice over Jordan's D u Store Goderieh and
Kid s Store, Setif $54
X g
he Burdens of Life. -
every man has a burden. They,
ireumstances appear to so
us, and whose character appears
, are not strangers to some aare,
d -like, eats into the very, life.
art knoweth its own bitterness ;
unfrequelitly there is a bitterness
at t with which no stranger. and
any friend can intern:1041e.
me the burden may take the form
led weakness or disease„e and,
ily with God's present dealings,
not reasonably expect exemption
le on earth may last. With
le burden may be one of disap-
t--the intentions which hare
rished for years have been frus-
0, day, and the hopes that rom-
itty have vanished like a decant
hers the burden is one of reverse
— the speculations which was
sd safe and holiest has proved an
lure, impoverishing the family,
igieg them into distress. With
gam, the burden is one of do-
ctitude—the son, who left the
roof with excellent advice! and
enedictions, has proved a truit-
e of pain and anxiety ; tie the
daughter, whose presencer is a
the home circle, is smittenlevith
seatiedier rosy cheek is blanehed,
lit eye is dimmed, and her femil-
is hushed. With others, again,
en is one of bereavement—death
red the home so full of! Merri-
d mutual love ; the motheet•lips
ed, the father's forehead is be -
'or the grave, the babe Oatehed
srm• caresses of the parentl, the
g lot some fond heart is stopped,
the happiness of the home is
Where none of these burdens
on the spirits, then regrets in re -
the past, and fears pertaining
ture, with numerous deity, wor-
dent to the callings of life, be-
-ms of cares which scare the mid -
'Row, and turn the melodies of
o • earisome diseord.-4.
ALE OR TO LE
TO LET.—The Hall formerly oc upled
he Odd Fellows, Seaforth, os
&Olt, is to let. Apply to M'. OHN
to JOHN THOMPSON. 887
• ,- -
FO: t SALE.—For Sale Choat, good
Ho se, 6 years old, perfectly s mid and
ark, Other double or eingle. APply to
NIS, Grocer, Seaforth. 409
PARM
Con
tion ; on
to
jkWHITE
TilARM
4- Sale
Huron l
Meyer, co
ed and i
kneels
der fall
L. 111EYE
tor, Seal
'OR SALE—Situated in Hay Dot 11,
1; acres, in a good state of eilltivs-
lard and buildings 'good; well watered.
he ptoprietor On the premises. ADAM
ORD', lioagerville 1'. Q. 890*113
• LAR
44' for
pleasant)
house at
owned b,
iarge pan
table be
cellar, ha
There ar
trees, 1
POWEL
timber fo
QT ORE
' Rent,
Jug Jana
No. 11, C
gravel ro
H. Tilley
ard with
crate. P
next. F
PETERif by lett
(
Streets,
OR SALE NEAR SEAFOR W—IPo•
that beautifully situated farm, on the
oad, adjoining the farm of Mr. L.
Attie ng 101 acres, 80 of which are 'clear-
s tit te Of poll cultivation. Tie bal.
11 th betel There are eight aer s tin -
heat, For further particulars apply to
t, or,to BENSON & MEYER, DOAN.
nth. I 875
al ' DWE'LLING HOUSE in Seaforth
ale or to Ben t.. --For sale or to rent, that
situated and comniodious duelling
mei b occupied, by Mr. A. Beat y, an:
Mr S. Powell. The bowie contains
ir, di ing-koom, kitchen, and 10 eOpf0Y-
l-rao s, together with 'closets, a good
d a el soft water, stable, woodshed, &e.
two hots filled with choice benain fruit
sse sum given Oct. 1. Apply o S.
N 13.—Also a large quantity of square
salel, . 404
/
AND DWELLING TO RENT,—T
or one or more years, a Store and well
d in the Township of TileKillop, Lo
n. 1,t 8 miles east of Seaforth, almig the
, now occupied as a store by Mr. John
There is on the premises a good orch.
arione bearing frtiit trees. Terilmods
sseSSIOn given after the first of .0 tabor
✓ further partieulars apply t Mr.
AIN; Stratford, Corner Main anc John
i
'SULLIVAN, Huron Road, McKill p, or
., prepaid, to the proprietorAMr. OHN
est, -Iaot 824. . - I' 408
ISCELLANEOUSI.
ORS' NOTICE.—An immediate 'fettic.
f al] debts duo to the late DR. COT2E it;
by the undersigned. SOPHIA etoLE,
LE. Clinton, Sept. 8; 1875. .405*4
all. The arrange lents,. fart h uging are
gallows—if so it is called—is strong
11
csettri(
as humane as Chri tianity and he nature
of the act will adi ft, The frame of the
enough to 'support an ox, and the break-
ing of a, rope is.quite out of the question.
GA
The apartment is small, and While built just cans
out from the veiy heart of the jail, is ef- parties e
fectually protected from all olbservation thing wit
—e, secret horror and a my
prisoners themselves. Th warden as-
sured es that these strictly private execu-
tions, simple,- speedy, and usiness-like,
Were having a good moral ffect—er, at
least, avoiding the immoral cff4ct4of the
executions of old times, w en the:mur—
derer or highwaytnane ma'tlr attired,
rode to Tyburn in a triump al car of
crime, all insolence and, br vado ,• or
when,from a high scaffold in. frot of New-
gate, he ma1.1 e his sensation4l st speech
to a Burgin crowd of men, Women and
children, and died "game ' amid. their
howls and buzzes. One su h execution
was the fat er of many—en' eed, was in
wicked-
ness.
,
r
A more dradful ththe sea -
itself fa satirialia of vice tnd wicked -
e I g
fold wastome a, 'certain wile, dim ear
ridor, beneath whosdark Ilitones not
,
eplace
ted murderers have been bu ied for many
,
HOGGAI
story to the ran. Mo
ST NOTICE.—All parties inclebied to
Govenloa by note or book accou t are
at unless some settlement is alt onc
ne
r notes or accounts will be a once
other hands for collection. 'Ibis is
the last warning. JOHN GO1VEN-
I & 400
1
N.—As my wife, ANNA JANE OG -
Jars left my- bed and board w thout
or provoeation, I hereby caution all
dna harboring her or giving her any -
lout a written order from me. JAMIeS
), Township of Morris, County ef Hu-
rls, Aug. 81, 1875. 1404*4
THE un
all out
8e otaenhd CC
Pups, at
ported by
Sr., Tow.
Kippen, I
DB
and
from the
over thea
she will b
may has
V:12
THE H
1875
the Half -
ton.
None Thi
but
week • toekseseti
h
Traveling
ersigned has a few purp. bred Lefisester.
tswold Ewe ancl Rare Ramie; for Sale—
f Imported Stock. Also 5 pur4 bred
olie Pups, 4 pare ,bred. Scotch errier
easonable prices—all out of stoc r irn-
! self in 1871 and in 1878. H. LOVE,
ine Hay and Stanley, 11. miles' wess from
ills Green P. O. - 402
IAKING.--MISS ANDERSOte, Dress
antic Maker, Seaforth, has re/leaved
earns over Kidd's Store to the rooms
ore of Messrs. Strong & Fairley, Where
/ glad to receive the patronage of tip who
✓ her. Particular attention gisien to
and 'fitting. Entrance from .1 Main
04-18
F -WAY HOUSE.—Seafortn, Aug, 27,
Gentlemen, don't be afraid to 401 at
ay House between Seaforth and Clin-
e is no forty.rod stuff sold no More.
choice liquors. I dropped in there lad
entally, my hOrse having given put, I
p. Yours truly, ALFRED SACKSO.N
Agent, Montreal. 404
---
jaARROW & WALKER, 'Barristers, Attorneys,
^-4 Solicitors in Chancery, &c. Office on West St.,
646 ;
opposite the Post Office, Goderich,
.7. tr. OAltnOW. P. P. WALKER,
IQQUIER McL ONALD, Banisters, Attorne s,
Solicitors in Chuncery, .&c., Brussels,
Office—two doors nottb of the Post Office.
W. R. SQUIBB, DANIEL McDONALD,
271 Goderich.
1VTALCOMSON WATSON, BanistBerxsu,ssAelltso.r-
v-L. neva, Sollars in Chancery, 4., Clinton,
Ont. 0 ilica-21r t door east of the new Royal 1
Canadian Bank b Money to loan on farm
property.
S. MALCOnSON. 404 a. a. W.4.7$0.114
1
If cOAUGHEY ic HOLAIESTED, Barristers At
. .
I"- torneys at L w, Solicitors in Chancery ant
i
Insolvency, Not ' es Public and Conveyancers,
Solicitors for the I . C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents for
N. B.-00,000 o lend at 8 per cent. Farms,
Houses and Leto / r sale,
the Canada Life A surauce Company, 5),
_ ..
rtENSON & ME ER, .Banister and Altai-in:es
at Law, Sella ors in Chancery and Insol veney,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Officee—Sea-
forth and Wroxeter. $28,0oo of Private Funds to
1512,011,erslyt.at once, at ght percent. Interest, payable
50
JAS. IL BENSON, If. W. C. litYBiti.
1111,E,D I CA Is .
1-)11. CAMPBELL, SeaforthisCoroner for the
4-' County. Office and residtnee. Main Street
South, near the Station,
G. SCOTT, M.D. &e., Physician, Surgeon and
" * Accoucheur, See,forth, Out. Office and mei-
deuce Siouth side of Goarich Street, first drier
east of Presbyterian Church. 842
L. VERCOE M. D., C, M., Physician, Sun
goon, etc., Coroner for the County of Huron.
Office and Residence, corner of Market and High
streets, next to th Planing Mill.
J OHN A. BURGESS, M. D., C. M., Graduate of
It" McGill Univejteity, Montreal, Membtr of the
College of Pbysi ns and Surgeons, Ont., Physl.
i
elan, Surgeon an Aecoucheur, Seaforth. Office --
First Door West of Mr. laamialen's Drug Store.
Residence, foul th house west of the Presbyterian
Church. Night calls attended to at residence.
' B. PHELAN
• of Shaver
McGill Universit
cot ehour, Seafort
neYer's Block, foi
King, Residence
tend at Carronbro
M. D,, C. M., (late of the firm
Phelan, Stratford) Graduate of
, Physician, Surgeon and Ac -
Ontario.. Oillee—Iloome in
erly occupied. by the late Dr.
ontinereial Hotel. Will at -
k on Tuesdays and Fridaye. 898
Y, M. D, L. R. :0.2. S.
ollege of Physicians and Stir.
Ln Hone Surgeon of Kings -
Lying -In Hospital, Physicien,
ucheur. Oftice—Albert Street,
cam 31ills, Residenee—Iiuron
ominesrcial Hotel„ Clinton, Ont.
punctually attended to both in
886
DH. DOWSL
• Member of
geons of Ontario.
Lou General an
Surgeon and Ace
opposite Fair's St
Street, opposite 1
-Professionel calle
town and country
G. BULL, L. D. S., Surgeon,
• Dentlet&e,,Seaforth, Ontario
Pin e work, latest styles, neatly
exe uted, All surgical operationa
performed witb ea e and promptitude. Fees as low
as can bo obtaine elsewhere. Office hours fishe
A. M. to 5 P. M. TtOoms over 5Ir A G. Me-
Dougairti Store, It
- A RARE CHANCE!_
Two Valuable farm in Mei 011op for
Sale by Public Auction.
Pr' felloning valuable Farm Property sein ke
sold by Public Auction, at the Comineeeted,
Hotel. Menfort Iv; on Ths;xesilay, sem.,
13,.1,S1'5, atI4 o'clock P. M., viz,: Farm ,Ni: .
is cemposed of Lot No. .22, Con. 7, mogillop,
owned by Andrew Cowan. This farm contain;
104 sores, 80 of which are eleered, welifenced, and
in a first-class state 91' cultivation, the balanee•ts -
well timbered. There is a new concrete house,
large' bank barn, frame stiible and shed. There .
is nearly 4 acres of an -orchard, all the trees in .
which are bearing; also a never-tatieg Arum:
running tbrough the fain eonvenient to the
111a, erlglelOvla*Ctheflr elle f -tBsiourhg f abienairs
ehip of IleKillop, Vann No.2 is Lot No.28,
5, containing 102 acms, 90 of which are cleared, ,
a new frame house and 2 frame barns—one a bank
barn—and good stables and sheds,. There is a
barns. This ia one a the best farms in the Mem.;
well fenced and under iiret-class cultivation, the '
balance is all timbered with hardsvoad. There hi.
inagked13:uictontvreeensfentittt;
schools, ehurehes and markets; No. lbeing with- .
in 4 miles of Seaforth, and No. 2 three miles,
good gravel road leading from each pine,. 1
TERMS—For No. 1,10 per cent. of the purchase :
money to be paid on the day of eele, and the bid- '
ante in three months. No, 2, TO per cent of the
purchase money to lie paid on the day or sale .
$2,500 in 8 months, and the balance it 5 anian't
Instalments, if desired, with interest at the rate
of 8 ter cent. per annum. Further inforniethm
may e bad on application to the undersigned,
Lot No 22 Con, 7, 51eKillop, or to Staforth.P. 9.
No . /
ANDREW COWAN, -
T. ?..BRINE, Auctioneer. 402
_
.0E41 COMMERCIAL
If TI
r f11117, undersigned; in retiring from the Livery
4- Business in Seaforth, begs to thank his nco
merons patrons for their liberal. patronage, and to
state that he has disposed of it to Merssas.31.42.
THEW monareeet and DAVID McNAUGHT,
and as the new prop lietars are fully:competent to
run the business as it should be run, and in 'a
Intanter to give entire .satisineti#41) he would, in
addition to recainmending his successors to the
public, bespeak for them th same generous pa.
renege which lattO been exte ded to him for the
past four years.
THOMAS BELL
j'N assuming proprietorsbnio hoiRfill3eggielibilinsatCr 0,efimusi:tirciaeli
4- Livery in 8 eafortht the su scribers would Ante
atlinadtre°1li'eaYbline hteonrase131:ildnggoot comfortable, stylish
ovenediocieln. .Tee,i.t.niiiisi iTeialiveenalebrlse liberally tituat with.
All orders left at the stabes or at any of the
Hotels promptly attended to. Office and Stables
opposite O., C. Attlee:tits Agricultural Intelement
891
Emporium, Main Street. mourusoN s co,
THE SEAFORTH
WILLIAMS Sr CLUFF;
e
: PROPRIETORS of the Seaforth Pump Factory,
4- wish to inform the public that all the pinny%
1
iii nufactured by them are bored with Porten
j - 2 tent Hollow Augnr, which bone -a perfectly
1 et eight bale and. consequently the suckers of
• ev .ry pump call be taken out of the 'top whether
' the pump is in deep or shallow 'wale. In their
: phmps they use only, :Quartered Timber, and the
pumps ale warranted not to Crack or Check when
exposed to the sun. ,.
. Soft Water Cisterns and Tanks '
t of 'evert- description made to -order on the
: notie,e, and at the very :lowest remunerative price,
' These cisterns tu'e the best in use, tieing warrent.
* ed to last from 20 to 25 yearn and the frost doe*
not injure them. The proprietors of the Seaforth
; Pump Factory have Alwas endeavored -to keep
; their work up with the Unice, and they are deter-
mined not to be outdOne by any other totablieb.
' ment in the country.1 All work warranted, end,
Races as low as any inthe business. - -
400 I WILLIAMS & CLUFF,
1
WIDEMAN'S HARNESS SHOP,
ZURICH.
THE undersigned, retiring from the Harness
-L.-Making business in Zurich, begs to thank his
uninerous patrono for their liberal supped, and -
to state that he has ,dispooctO of his business to,
Mr. William Klopp, who has been -working tor
him for some time. He has no healtation In
recommending Mr, Klopp to the public generally
as being a lirst-Claaa workman, and one who will
give entire sutisfaction, and in thus recommend-
ing his successor to time public, bespeak for bim
the same generous patroimge whichims been ox
tended to him for the last -SOVell Yea113.
JOHN 'C., WIDEMAN,
14AVING purchased from Mr. Wideman life
Harness Shop and Stock, the subscriber
_woad state that be intends keeping Olt band
k nothing but a lira -claw; Stock of Heavy andLight
Horuess, and everything generally kept in the
. business. Particular attention paid to making
Collars. All kinds of. Repairing promptly attend.
ed to, and all work warranted, Charges liberpl.
ain-et. 270 402 W31. KLOPP, Zurich, Ont.
A M. OAMPBEI,L, V. S., Licentiate and PAU-. -
man of Corn 11Universitv, Ithaca, N.Y., and
Graduate of Outs io Veterinary College, Toronto,
has settled permaz outly iu Varna, wherehe will be
found ready and, wiping to attend to kinds of
diseases, in all ki of animals (man excepted),
En all kinds of weather, and at all hours. Resi-
dence and office twO aoors east of Cook's Tan-
port/lice Hall. 819
AT;ETERINARY SURGEON.—D. McNAUGHT,
7 V. S., begs to I/tar/ounce to theinhabitants ot
Seatorth and surrounding country that he has
been awarded the
ary College, and is
of Horses and Call
has opened an offic
shoeing shop, who.'
tend to calls. Di
tended to. Reside
of Killoran & Rya
erinary Medicines
Charges reasonabl
iploma-of the Ontario Veterin-
now prepared to treat diseases
mmml all domestic animals. He
I In connection with his horse.
he will be found ready to at-
eases of the feet specially at-
cc, office and shop in the rear
I's neW store. All kinds of 'Vet-
kept constantly on hand,
. 229
......
I 110111E1,01.
'ICTORIA HO EL,
IT Proprietor. Irhis hotel
Gravel Road, 10 m les north
sesses every accora nodation
elers, The best b ands
in the bar, and aclireful
ettendance. Goo stabling
the hotel,
WALTON.—John Winter,
is situated on the
of Seaforth, andPos-
and comfort for trav-
of liquors and cigars kept
and attentive . hostler in
in connection with
350
HOUSE. — This hotel
way between Seaforth
00011 thoroughly renovat-
affords as good ac-
countl tavem in the
eigarweof the choicest
good driving sheds good
for the accommotlatien
hay always on hand. A
always ready. No tro-
C. DAVIS, Proprietor.
'flAVIS' HALF
is situated
%nd Brussels, 'haying
d and refitted,
ommodation _tut
County. Liquors
brands. Good stsilbllng,,
nclosed yard and
Of drovers, and ple
rinod and attentive
1 e to water horse.
WAY
half
Lt nee.
any
and
sheds
ty of
hostler
1/.111/..0
II v„, 1
IOMMERCIAL
SHARP, Prop
arriitees, and- fir
eady.° Charges
wren :Street, see
Orders left at any
ed to.
-,
LIVERY,
ietor.
t-claes
oderate.
rad door
61 the
.
Seaforth,Ont. T. A.
Comfortable anelegant
d
reliable horses always
Office and stables on
east of Slain street,
hotels promptly attend-
899
ill I SC
E ILLANJEOUS.
_TORN STRUT ERS, -Woo) Carder and. Cloth
" Dresser, Woole i Factory, Bayfield. 8t -S2
'T P. BRINE. Licenced Auctioneer ter the
L. County of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the County. 411 order's left at the Ex-
IiCLSIT011 Office will be promptly attended to.
A LEX. CAMERON, Practical Watchmaker and
24- Jeweler, Mitchell. Customers will find it to
their interest to d al with me, as they will have
the benefit of my 1 ng practical experience in the
trade. 403
HOUSE AN
LOT IN KIPPEN
To be Sold by Auction.
lkif 11. j. P. BRINE will sell by Public Auction,
-"'-a- on the premi ex, on MONDAY, OCT. 11, the
House and Lot in ippen, owned and occupied by
WM. Blair, Sr.
'
TERMS.—One-third a the purchaee money on
the day of sale, the balance on time to suit the
purchaser at 6 per cent. interest.
The Household e (ids of Mr. Blair -will also be
Hold at the same tijime and place.
408-6 1, . BLAIR, Sr., Proprietor.
THE -SEA:FORTH LAUNDRY
THE Seaforth Laundry now in full working
ord-er, and all order$ for Washing, Ironing and
Stam thing will be promptly attended to. Parties
wishing to have
Waghing Done iVithont Starching or
Ironing
Can be accommodated at the rate of three cents 'a
piece. In this case the articles, will be damped
and folded ready for Ironing. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
893-' GEORGE 'FORSYTH.
VMPLOYMENT AGENCY.—Mr. Forsyth has
.established an Agency for the employment DI
Dot estie Servants in _connection -with the Latin
dryl Those wishing to secure .servants will be
dit cted to places Whexe they can get them. Ser-
ve i* Wishing to secure places will be instructed
whore to get then/. Terms, 25 cents for eacheli•
plication. GEORGE FOIL:ATM 896
- -
MRS. wifli
WISHES to inform her customers and other,
T Y that she has removed her tin shop to the
premises lately occupied by Messrs. Logan A
Jamieson. She has now on hand. an immense
stock of
TINWARE AND STOVES
Of all kinds, which will be disposed of et ber cos -
tom au ow pricee.
MILK CANS.
Parties in -want of Milk Cans can be supplied to
any extent at -
MRS. WHITNEY'§ -
THE PHOENIX
-FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
W. N. "WATSON,
A GENT AT SEAFORTH. This old -standard
4--1- Company was established in 1782, does bald-
ness in all parts of the world, does the flecoui
largest business in the United Kingdom, pays he
claims with promptitude and liberality. Its rates
'arc moderate. 1174
SENECA SEED WHEAT'
-
THE Subscriber has ;for sale on his farm, west
-1- of Egmenthille, a Oa:Laity of alis :superior vs-
riety af Seed Fall Wheat.
The Seneca ;33 a Red CiliajPd, Smooth
_Headed White Wheat;
It, is from a week to ten days earlier than mest
othervarietiee, and will do to be later sowed. It
has stood the winter better than any other v*.
Hety, and has yielded lunch better crops than the
Tor;2adwell or Gold Medal. Price, per bush&
4
-JAMES LANDSBOROUGO.
PAY UP, PAY VP,,
LR. CORBEY, late of Fanners Store, Sesiottlie
2-4 having placed his aecounts in my hands io!
collection, all parties are requested -tO con arid
settle their amounts with me at once, ortug
will be sued. F. 1IOLVMSTED,
383 McCaughey &1101,1ne°41
SP.APORTII, March 18,1874 928
Tr, 17, 18741
' Gaieties,
Where ten men 7i,g11,0me ot;
1.111,:i.....rinrcra,htritet•eyhiraliiiielprv:sitestfl)eie scuttleame/edueoil-411
' IlEafen:reco:seztomghee jilt/elm:II-rig:01
narmeetsi the saddest, whe
to her from the front steps to
e:g—tes.T:hmeeninke!;:clealteetslte.h::li:stel:lampsa
land is called " the foot and
patilisSt.I
C"nttei,
rYaerneirtfilefeature,
th
3 vtta ! G I I, . _ .sghehea, his ''. oihtfvoekefi 1;0 ,it:nnv:aito:ohliiidISto7villuea::: is: ei: t. f‘ao irl
Detroit' woman to her fourt
besii, because he objected to
nithea—kwets'eltib boys
se Il.ga Sr 4 )n Ihmiin, e, , r esonnymae. a
ehusetts trattip!tbse lam, day
took a silk umbrella away fro
the nliVitilttectfa ma rat ugoset 4 )rB nit 0 ar. qu
about tea time, and sits down
of *letting :with a long Amalie
it, he will think of more thin
ed_lvith darning in a minute
me—ntAi"tainilort4of6 hours.• nehtQ
meat Was ebsetvaendareheee:taly lit:
legod. on the -Canada shore,
featly it th Horse Shoe Fal
thick dead f spray. A teee
-
ed for Vi'afrouhr!4i:e-7 on ehee t; sol: nhgi his 1 1.1:fe
—He was a mean man who,
the burglar to take the life o
as she couldnot possibly
died, but be could 'worry alo
her.
Then yeti won't lend me a
P-ediel ieY.n
letints•Pir"ed-Ve°ryne boy
st
s iiw
nexteha'itieolne oninrtoheiullinreYbae
holler."
eote minister; who
for his -dryness in the pulpil
one of his aged bearers, an
partook tutt
ok of idl cup pfettlisttea.
toI
very slowly. "Deed, oy," qu
wife, "it's like yerser ; it ha
hadd
_,,,velive' Thunder," exclaimed
, 1
ing into a railroad telegraph S
other clay. "The express
.'4f the big -.bridge !" "
many killed " screamed the h
"Not a ane," replied the ot
just went on, at one end and
tile—'
other,
u just'yottnoa8kliTh4waltle
pri
Jones?" "Yes, to the hone,'
is his character?" " Didn't]
had any," i" Does he live D.1
"So neer that be has spent
shillings for firewood in eig
Dia he ever cense in eollisloi
• in any matter r " Only One4
he was drunk
And mistook
thempleest." "From what yt
buns would, eou believe -Mullin
"That depeledS upon eireamtal
he was so much Intoxicated tii
not know what he was saying
if not; I wouldn't." I
—A youn ster being requirt
a comp�sitiollu upon some Port
tn 11‘ human°010hobrril4
lordship
head1eroeer ji omal3b' 0but1bs. tigiving-°tiIiadntYe deYm'r °) asnar that lh4°e'inlIV:B( -it:
say "How until _ca_Inl v - thlalSe loY you what
what ,,o athue id It
your lordship is going Vo say
lordship's health?' Ills 1
the duke, when his grace pro/
what his grs
follows : " A throat is ems
have, especially to roosters and
The former ate corn and -crew
ise
the latter preaches -through
-then ties it p.: This is prett;
I can think Of about neat."
—Forew.allned, itorearmed-
inglto say,I've got it all in in
—Plaza.
--A colereld, man, employei
hared on a piopchler, was rush
town yf ter ,.,a:1 inquiringamid
polls;ere,,poi?ions?
the citizen, 4wh:, there's r
g°ing°nn°uIereiai,
sir." The ,
Ian At0041fera m-
ing greatly disappoimmte, an'
the river with ithe remark s
de preramfiui is to fad da
inr :a t—h° e ,TWr ni who said
eeelni t:cloy1t minded dW• 't eh- ade8- Ppra11::::
for voters ri—;Detroit Free- Pi
-
--The
of "local" On the 1
Pioneer several years ago, and
in the office writing up some
morning, when a stranger 'ca
presented ai scrap of papers
words scrawled awkwardly
dunib and:deaf, and have not'
bread ; can you help , me ?"
glanced at it, looked up, then
window, tiling to recall a
"beffsokwedir aglihttaivoeltyboseubntiyeem.
years," said -!the dumb,. ma
eff his guard. The " WA
s .
----Whenln. 1 ior
youngster *
resuine,ol. Is s and the id
not pereist. .
ish
the whole family at epee, be
abruptly asking at the
all the rest OA forward wit
3t:hheet14x i3P7)4Wattlethr NtV'11(jirdOatnlia:,111" tbTathg
general ope ting of ;Wait& a
erityhooniestitu,,,eeatonsdr; w tit to know "
Urea in th atter, when b
4 h the height of if
' Is him ?" The
to know if you knew Paihim—
And
"the lIttle upstart" ea
hat and rushes out of the In
ehdekle, while all sorts of /
indicative of disgust follow Ii
arc und the table. In less ti.
be will do it again.--Daelsn
;i
A Doctor's Dial
poeket,diary, picked up
of nZfreiShollninthegeiftele
YiwsTingd
t
tracts, that the owner wen
, Rase 230, Mary An Per
waahwolessen, Sickness
Pita sum bine pHs a seaport
Pei& me one dollar, 1 knarter 1,
get good kaarter and 13=--k
" Rase 231, TUMM
Iilrnan. Lives with I?m
Vhatkeea4r4)knes
I)andt}Wbakes' Fisik
l1tertW t ad;osaipe
JCiI up, and fish, lie, with =Ile