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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1878-02-08, Page 2, e • TIT HURON EiPOSI'TOR, POOR 7,-RIPH • CLUPTER V—Contimied. To a, girl more suspicious orless trust - .fill. than Zeph. Gartington the actions of her lover migh.t Ilene suggested many erave doubts. They met always in se- e eret. He shunned her home and. her father. It was understood-, she tholght that, for a, while, and for afoanily rea- sons," nobody should know what inti- rreate.friends they had. become; all the truth we. follow presently, and. when, Dudley gave the signal to let in the brightness of her life upon the misty land wherein she stood. with him,. He did not talk of the futurein this way ; ort the contrary, he carefully avoidedtany allu- sion to it now; b It Zeph read it.for hee= self, and thought s e Seen the end very dearly. She was . fraid of his family a.nd his frieude ; s knew they would look down upon her always, and think the worst of tier that they could; a,ud there was romeame in all this secrecy and. mystery, and she, poor' child, tvas very young. This man was her first love, and he had oo . e from a world of y whieh she kliew no him,. She would keep the secret for is sale ; he surely knew what wee beet, and she was cer- tain that he was -very fond of her. If he MO been "'share -ming," she would have Itnown it in an instant,as a Woman gen- erally knows the true from the false in matters of this kind. and the very strength of hie love f,n7 her added to the force of the delusion wh4ili deceivedher. His fitslef sadness were even in his fa- vor, for in her presence there game stern feelings of reraorse,which only her smiles eould ehase away. If he were dull, he had been Worried by his faartily, she thought ; som.ebody hati been trying to persuade bine to an expedition that would: separate them for a tirae ; some- body utha seen them together, perhaps, and had been too cmeous with Ms ques- tiona. . Some one -Old. ceme face to face :with them at last They were strolliughome together from theatre, where he took her very often, for his own distraction's sake now more than feller amusement, when they came- face te face with Frank Araoore. The young _man looked. from Dudley to Zeph, nodded to his friend., looked keenly at Zeph, _again, and pass- ,, ed on. " Who is that ?' ehe asked, a A friend of mine." , " I have seen him sometvhere," said. Zeph. " -Why, he came to• the Grandi- son with you the first night We over a , • met r' , • " Yes, that's right, Zeph. What a memory you have !" . Frank Arnoore proved that lie had a ' good. memory also -one of those mem- ories whieh are extremely objectionable `totather folks attintes. Dudley found. him at the gate of Clement's Inn, wait- ing for him, later on in the night. " Frank 1" he exclainaed, " what are you d.oing here?" "'Waiting for troll," was the grave an- swer. " Is anythiug the matter ?" " I have been to the 13 areblades." t Geraldine is not ill?" " No. But she expected you this evening. You promised to be there!? " I only half promised." " Is it too late to ihave a talk with an _ old friend in his rocim to -night ?" asked Frank, seriously. . " Oh, no, answered Dudley, " if there is anything of importance to Communi- cate." " Well, 1 thiok there is." _ "Come in then." I CHAPTER VL A FnInelts'S °VI -Neon. . • Duelle,v Grey guessed pretty cerrectly What had kept Frank Amoore lingering at the gates of the inn till Ins return. laiew the lecture that was in store for him, and how Frank Amoore would. negard the position. He had lectured Freak iu his day, preferred him wifie courted, talked a hemp of worldly wis- dom to him, and aow it was the younger man's tutu. Dudley, however, Wit% nuprepared for the quick dash at the subject When. they were face to face in his chambers, for the excitement of Amoere, for the honest but hard plain-spealdag which escaped him. "Dudley, I did not think until to- night," he mid, that you were the 'man to load a woman to ruin." Dudley turned redethen ttay white. "Neither am I," was his answer. " If you have not gone to th-e bad, or draaged that poor girl to the bad, you rasa he cloae On the brink,"said Frauk; a and Ita sorry to think this of you after all the. yeare of our acquaint- ance." a You aro a true moralist," anewered Braley. mockingiy ; yon allow noth- ing for extenuating circumstances, for the romance of the position, for a man seeking aliange or distraction out of the narrow groove to which society confuses him. You aro hard ou me, Frank, you should have known me better." " I dou't seem ta ha,ve known von at all," said Frauk, doubtingly. etours-is a character far beyond my comPrehen- . dont' "I have dime no llama's • a Yes you have.- Dadle:sr did net reliehtlie friends:1 per: eistency. waa eteeeding the limits of the friendehip which existed between them. Prams Amoore tett a view of the position. ateielt. it was not poseiale he could comprehend, and -acted and. spoke upon the suppoeitions he had him- self created. Dodiey was in no mood to continue the areiumen E. He was slowly hut surely feeline himself aggrieved; all the more suref'y because lte was can- scioas in his heaat (If the weakness of his !Own defense. " Shall we diemiss the subject ?" he said, coolly. a Will you allow me to have my (pinion this matter as well as yourself r Prank Amooro regarded. him earnest- ly, Here wee a friend, drifting rapidly away from the proprieties, and he had no power to save him after all. "I should have been. glad to talk thit over with yell," said, " to tell You about the Baxeblades, and what _they say and think of you ; but you axe irrit- table to niutlt„ and not yourself." " No, I aen not myself,'" said. Dudley moodily almost despairingly, " aud I never Shell be aeain." "My dear Duley, it is not too late? say it is not," cried Frank. "I don't say it is too late," he =- Wooed, 4 far I hose dorm no harm to . the girl, Heaven knows. I have found her a pleasant companion and a dear friend, and I have respeetedher always. Rut I am not happy with her, and. I wae the re - can't be happywithout -her," he added with a burst of passion that broke down all the eelf-restraint avhich he had en- deavored to exhibit. "You don't mean to tell me you are in love With the girl?" 'cried Frank, in his amazement. " I am, by God!" cried. Daley Grey. He got up and -walked about the room like a wild beast iu Ms den. Here was some one to confess the whole grim truth to at last, and with no fear of the world -Which would judge him more harshly than he deserved. "Dudley," said. Ms friend, "I am no saint ; I don't look at this affair from the mountain. tbp of my. own self-right- eousness, and. I am sure you wooldhave been foolish rather than wicked. I should not have thought too much of a flirtation of this ohexaoter, dan serous as it may be, only-" " Only what ?" ." Only there is your - Geraldine.'' 1- L" Yes, I know," answered Dudley, there is the misery of it all!" " You; ea,n't love both the 'women." " Upon my soul, I think I do, after their fashions," said Dudley with ahead laugh at his own confession. k‘ No, it must be either Geraldine or the shop girl," said the other thought- fully, and as you are engaged. solemnly to the one, anti cannot under any possi- bility marry the Other, why, the sooner you say farewell to the shop girl the better." a Yes, it is wise advice," Dudley TS - plied sorrowfully, and if it was not breaking a. girl's heart it might be done." "Will you tell me what yon mean to ao r e. engagement to " I don't know," answered Dudiey, • " Be a man. Be the Dildley Grey whom I have always known,t said the other, seizing his advantage ; save yourself, and save the girl." " Yes, I am going te do that, but--" • " But what ?" " But I must_ have -time. I can't dash at her with a sledge hammer and crush every hope in her heart at one blow. , win not do that !" cried Dud. - ley. a You do not . think' qf Geraldine in this matter," said. Frank-" how she feels your absence, and becomes sus- picious, jealous even, of the- 'excuses which you are continually making to keep away from het." " She•can't suspeet anything." She is unhappy, Dudley. Yooliage been engaged 'to' each other for so long a time. Only think what you are doing," added Frank ; " hew badly you are be- having to both women." a Yes, that's truat replied his friend ; " haven't much of a defence to urge, arid you are so clearly en the right side of the argument that I will not trouble you. with my answer. I can only say • again I have done no harna." • - " But harm. mutt come, unless," he said, bluntly, " you drop it." "ril drop it," said Dudley ;• I had made up my mind before you epoke to me." Then the two men shook hands th strength of Dudley's promise, and se the subject aside for that night at least. They draalt glasS of grog together smoked a clear, and parted the best o friends, altaugh the topic which migh have -wrecked the confidence aad faith of these old. school fellows had been dis cussed with some heat. When Frani Amoereltads gone .to the hospital Dudley thought it all over again in the solitude of his craiet chamblits, and sketched out a, feeb-le little plan or twc for the general peace -of mind of every body, svithout tsuy groat satisfaetien tc himself. Was it too late ? Had he gone too fax and was there never to follow happineFe- main ? He was afraid of Zeph--he did not see his way to eonfess to that faith fulelittle NVOMO.D. that he had been scamp from the first, and engaged to he' married te another wheu he was profes sing his great affection for her- Not, professing Emilie was really and deeplt in love, he was aseured., and hende had beliovpa thua trusted in him ; This was her reward -to be cast off aS a something no longer worthy of Ms no face; to sink back to her own peer sphere with a heart full of bitterness agains such men as he ; to become desperate or go wroug, perhapa, out of revenge apex herself as many wome•n lia,c1.1 be . fore poor Zeph's clay. He fel alieady that she was not the, eirl to treat the matter lig,litlyto get over it with a few hyaterical tears and shrug of her shoulders over it all: He had. not been frank with her ; he hat oever let her see ono glimpse of a trutl which. might have put her on her guard. or separatedher from him. There wee the pity of it and thecruelty and. slitanu of it, and his coufession was to come Come it must, lie knew now -there wae no help for it. It would be one sharp wrench, and then all over for good-fof very good., thank Heaven! and happy so intoxicate& by the danger- ous atmesphere in which every breath was-dtawni that -he cotild not tell her that night. He would tell ker next time they met he thought; he would write to her the truth ; he -would do any -thing but o-wn his folly then, . • It was a mistaken kindn last chance slipped by_him. CHAPTER .1131. WITA.T Teln(0THER EaDt THOUGHT OF IT. Some foor ot five days alter Dudley Gray's last meeting with *eph Carring- it tona-his last tim of 'i keeping company with her," as Ze Phrased it -and be- fore the opportunity ...litho presented it- self to meet her again! the barrister was disturbed and surprised one afternoon Ityawo visitorato his tooms: They came into Clement's Inn, and up the common stairase of the house in which he lodged, and startled him at his desk by a sole derous dab with the knocker o opened. the door, a,' nd meteconnecting them case, which :he had been studying of late days, uatilithe cbuscioasness that be was familiar wit the features of f 'the younger man da upon him. " You. know me said Ben, nodding hi but maintaining his see you know me jus yeu. . , . "-Yes, I remembe • yen," answered. D-udley ; then he loo companion -a short, great gray whiskers; unkempt fashion fro ley knew who he w fact was Made appar his face was hard an ZePh's altogether. fabtory dress and h from his work to con keine. Yes, Dudley and with what objec " This is Zeph's fa, way of introduction. • " Indeed;" respell ss, ana he tside. He rose, stared at the two with n old. ' What life woidd be for a -while With out Zeph ho did. not clearly perceive and he did not- care to consider. He hardly knew himself how d.ciperate hold. his passion had ou him. He cool( not bear to this Lk- of her:beginning life afresh without him, of meeting her iu more at the corner of the street where ia her piece of bueiuess was, .of secine face grow radiaait at the sight of his and at the consciousness that he wa, there again to take her into the brigh world beyond the four walls of her work room. He tried hard to think of Gee aline de Courcey instead, and of hi teledgb to her; of her love, andhishonoi , or the little semblauce of honor that was left ia him. He knew he aia not love Geraldine now. But he did n think of giving her up, of telling her th whole truth of his infatuation, and as ing her that liberty which her wounde pride would assuredly be willing to a cord. He was as aelfish as most mei , possibly. He could bear the pain f separation from the woman he love I better than the ridicule which Would hurled tet him and. the object of h choice. It was a stern sacrifice for to give up Zeplabut he would. rather h s heart bleed than his friends should la,ugh at him. Burke was right whe he said there was only one passion vanity ! Yes, Dudley Grey was very Wee& one of those weak bellies with which t world is overstockedinTfortunately. was far weaker than he kuew, for mee ing Zeph Carrington an evening or later on, then. he was full of the wi intention. of telling her the truth, a *sing her forgiveness for his duplicit he hesitated once more and put off 0 e day of his confession. She was so brig ,t . • 'sled uppleasantly gain, Mr."- Grey/' head toward him, tolid aspect. as. as I know sedlhard at Ben's hick -set Man with anging in ratnred, his cheeks. t a also before the nt to him , althou gh rugged and ualike he man was in Ms d Stolen an hour ult our hero in his ew who. he was, he hail come. her," said. Ben,lby ed Diidley, some- what hoarsely. " W'll you step inside ? I hope," he added has happened of a, bring you here. Mi is well t?" " Something /the Carrington, in reply followed Dudley int shouldn't have troubled you in this way, and without a. warning like." " Sit down," said Dudley, " don't hur- ry -take your time." He did not wish to be hurried. himself; it Was he who wanted time to consider td prepare for the °it to hint at last, and Pelted to meet. He his guard., and not any rash expression father, with rZeph's neds to everytword h even a little r in.dign had been led into a fait warning until t look of Mr, Carringt of rage in him, and c It was u troubled. glanced askance, an sion, that, it was took 'strength with e interview. _" I haven't mach don't want to take t said Mr. Cartington, in my mini, sir, thud you. can set things s says they ain't." "Kole they ain!t sullen chorus. "I him mean when th girls as Zeph. We ends ; we're not blin Dudley drew a, lo " Will you tell m ed ?" he said. to the " nothing y consequeece to s Carrington -she a.ppened," said Mr and. he and Ben the room, " or I sie which had. come hich he was comt felt he must be o oramit himself b 9r prontise to tho ld lover for a wit- utteted. He felt nt, as though he trap, and. without e painful puzzle n subdued atl sens anged. it into fear. face at which. he the first impress ushed with drink, ery minute of the ime to spare, fold o much of your'n," "'but I'm uneasy a Word. or two fromi might again. Ben • " adted Ben, " now what men like y come after eucl' all know how tha 1, any of us." g breath. evhat hag happen., tether. " Yes, I will. Z.ep has got the sack, replied Mr. Carring - " Discharged. fron exclatmed. Dudley. 0 " And through yo est part of it, Mr. ‘' Through. you." " I can not see h means of-" " Oh, it'd easy tol Caxiington ; " they bashiess, she waso't they put it, mind. , went about with you! -to all kinds ing home at all ho myself, having to s. they told. her -God do you think they fotth the father. • " " You need not a ley "I can geess would say to a But they are in th on. her emploYment 1" a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. VARM FOR SALZ,-For Sale, Lot 19, Con. 4, 1: Morrie, containieg 100 acres, over 70 of whir% are cleared and in a geed state of cultivation. There are good buildtngs. Is within four miles of meet :ran Apply to ROliT. HAYS, ISeaforth. 528 , V011 SALE. -The subsenter hale for sale a 50 4.-iterr tot In the township of 111cit'illop, County of Huron, 20 aeree are cleared and the balance well tiinbered with beech said maple. The property will be sold cheap.. Apply to JAS. H. BENSON, Solicitor, Seaforth, Ont. 517 QTORE AND DWELLING• FOR SATX.-For Li Sale or Lease, tn the thriving village of Hen - s:114 a Large Store and Dwelling' in connection. Immediate possesision can be had. For: furt52h6e: articular& apply to the undersigned. WILLIAM 0011E, Hansen P. 0. ,That's.the hard rey;"ersid. the fathet w 'have been the' . ; ," interrupted. Mr; found out at her aoina on well -so e etti-and that she gentleman-athat'e:- f a,museneent corni rs -which I know t up for her, and dtemu 'ena 1 -a -what. old her ?" - bliirted. peat it," said Dud; what unjust folks efenseless woman; wrong-completett in the wrong, I giv4 you my word. Of honor." " I den% want it " said Mr.. earring - ton, shaking his head to and fro in em- phatic protest. " I don't want anybody to tell mo my gal isett. abed un. I knotfr in all London there isnif any one with less vice in her than Zeph.. Thatti iiot it." Dudley -GreY. ku toe; it was pot the the motive which father to his room. • (l'o be Continued.) w that was not itt depth and extent ef ad: brought Zephte A Lesson Hospitality. Lieutenant-Coloi el Baker, in nis re- cent -work On Turk says that heenet several Circassian hiefs in private lif and.' found them ple sant fellows, thoug much given tothieviuge- One of theni, on calling on Mr -Brophy, the British vice-consul, On bone invited for tea, formed an irresis the:teapot which ver, but really of ter soundiug its pr he observed to the laws of true hospi mired anything. as that glittering tea - it as a free gift. 1.-4-neR1/1 FOR SALE. -Fifty acres of land for sale ! L. in Ifeltillop, being north half of Lot 21, Con. 12; log dwelling, frame , barn 52x30, and frame steble 30x15, and other out,builclin,gii of loge three- querters of en acre of orchard. Apply' to A. STRONG, Land Agent, SeatUrth. 527 FOR two storey fame house and out- buildings, eituated on the Market Square of Seaforth, for. tittle or to rept. The builtling,is very suitable for a boarding house or a public business. For pm-biotin:se applyjk'to W. N. WATSON, Sea - forth, or to DANIEL ORDON, Goderich. 493 A GOOD CHANCE. -$1,500 will buy 150 acres A.-1- of good land in the Town&hip of Keppel, Couuty of Grey. Bush land, all hardvrood, and withintwo miles of a flourishing village. It might be exehangedafor a, s -moll farm in • McKillop, Tuck- ersmith, or Hullett. Apply' to A. ST RONG,Land VARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot No. 5,15B15ay- Agent, &aortae -12 field Concession, Goderieli Township, con- taining 85 acree, 50 of which axe 'deleted and in a good state of eultivation. The farm is adjoining the village of Bayfield, and *ill be sold. cheap and. ou. favorable terms. Apply to the proprietor, JOHN GOVENLOCK. 524 le attachment Ler as apparently of sil- ritannia Af- ises for aome time, owner that by the ality a guest who ad- ucli as he admired ett ought to receive hen with. a jocular air he wrapped it tip in a handkerchief and put it in Ms great coat pocket, smiling, and saying, as' ' though he meant it, that the tett-pot belonged to him. in virtue of Ms excessive admira- tion for it, until at joke to its final with the object of lag that nothing s to part svith it. - Circassion, who, t honest, was not a( ;mean or ung,rateful man, furnished C lonel Baker with a good horse, for svhleh it was stipulat d beforeha,nd that t e Englishman, wit tint asking questio s • and -without b gaining, should pa the precise sum of sit pounds ten s ngs. FARE. CIEANCE.-For Sale, that largo and v commodious residence,lcontaaning 10 rooms, with good well arid outbuildings, also 100 feet frontage, lying on the South. side of the Huron Road, third door east cif the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth. For further information apply to the Proprietor. ' A. G. AULT, Seaforth. 527 tn.:PRONG'S LA.NI? AGENCY, SEAFORTH.e-- Fer Sale, a pleasant Country residence -suitable for a retired fanner, about two miles from 'Sea - forth, on the Boxbdrough Road. sTwo acres of land with dwelling house and barn, and a splendid orchard and good water. APply to ALF,X. LON-Ea on the premises, or to A.. STRONG, Seaforth.530x4 te.A.R3I FOR. SALE. -A splendid farm, being Lot L 22, Ccin: 6, Turnberry, 90 aeres, 70 acrea cleared, well fenced, and in a good etate of cultivation, balance hardwood. Well watered, good frame house and barn, and half a mile from Wroxeter on goodgravel road. Apply to the proprietor on the premises, CHARLES MeTAVISH, Wroxoter Post Office. 517x18 - rilOR SALE. -For Sale, cheap, the west half of the north half of Lot 9, Bauble Line, Stanleye containing 57 acres, 40 ef which are cleared, aud 'the balance well timbered. It within 3 miles of Rae -dela. There is a neyer stream of water - leonine through the place. This property must be soleet onee. Apply to SCOTT BROTHERS, Sertfoeth. , - 520 lilA1111 FOR SALE. -A. ye! y superior farm. fur sale iu Stanley, Comity of Huron, being west half of Lot 28, Con. 11, eoutaining 81 acres ; lira - class soil and well watered; frame barn and stable comfortable -dwelling house, large orchard ; 2k miles from Reynold; price, , $4,500; apply to die proprietor ou the, premises or to • JOHN ESSON, Baylield. 5-60 (7 -AMIABLE FARM ,F011, SALE. --For Sale, 1' the east half of Let -No. 4, Con. 4, II. 11. S., Team -smith, County of Huron, consisting` of 50 acres, 34 miles from the Town of Seriforth, and convenient to schooh The lend is of the very best quality. For further perticulaxs apply to JAMBS PICKARD, opposite the premiees, or to Egniondville P. 0. I 524 • 1.-4`ARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, 60 acres of Lend, -L. being west half of Lot 9, Con. 8, Tuckersmith, Huron Road Sureey with frame barn 36x57, stone basement; log dwelling ; all well underdrained; 40 sores doer of stumps ; orehaxd; young. and bearing; 80 rods from a guod sehool. Possession g Oiven at any thne. Apply to A. STR NG, Land • pa Agent, .Seaforth.. T_TOTEL. FOR SALE. -For Sale, the Hotel pro - •L -1- perty in Sea,forth at present occepied by Robert Hays. It is conVeniently situated for business, and has a large and profitable trade. The house is new suit yery commodious, with good new stables in connection. Possession given at any time. Apply to the proprietor en the premises or to Seaforth P. 0. 40BE1tT HAYS. 628 . -- WARM FOR SALE. -For Sale; Lot 14, Con. 7, 1-- Hullett, containing 100 acres, 80 of -which are eleared and free from seutims. There is a frame dwellin holise with stone cellaruncloreeath, also frame barn and stable. Plenty of good water and a email orchard.- Is within nix -and -a -half- Miles of Clinton. and about 9 miles froni Settforth.. Ap- - ply at THE EXPOSITOR Office, Seatorth. 598 leARM FOle SALE IN. TtICKERSMITH.For -L Sale, Lot 28, Con. 3, L. la S., Tu.ekersmith, conteining 100 aeres about 80 cleared, the balance hardwood timber. 'Lame brick • house and good frame outbuildings mi. excelleht orchard of the ehoicest fruite ; is Well watered. Is situated 5 miles from Setiferth and 11 miles from Brucelleld anthill. For terms apply by lettee to E. NICOL, _ _ Grocer, Wingham. 518 ' . t. . VARM FOR SALE.r.-For eale lot No. 27, and -1-' half of 26, and half of 28, on the Fourth Con- cession, London Road. Survey, Tuck-ersmith, con- tain 200 times. The farm will be sold as a whole or in two .parts to suit purchaser. First-class out buildins, good. orcherd, plenty of water, . and -within four miles of Seatorth and three of 13ruce- field stations. Apply on th'e premises, or to A, STRONG, Land Agent, Seeforth. 508-4x last, carrying out the its, he disappeared. Ms affection, declar- ould induce him ever eon- afterwards this ough. somewhat dit- SOMETHINO THAT CONCERNS EVERYBODY. READ, IT 1 READ IT ! READ iT 1 WE WILL GIVE EVERYBODY ANOTHER CHANCE TO GET ALI, KIN IA OF DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, MANTLES, HATS AND 'OAPS, , . LADIES' AND' GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 1FANCY GOODS, CHEAPER THAN EVER-. &c, Not by Auction Sale, in the moment of excitercent where they have no chance_ fo examine the) Goods and when theY- are most likely to buy what they do not require, but bV • ee REAL ESTATE FOR SALli. ipROPERTY FOR SALE. -For Sale, that nee, -1- venieut and desirable reaidence on the corner of High and Market Streets, hitelf occupied by Dr. Vercoe. Apply to DR. VERCOE- 488 -I/ AI'. annUil3t 11L,ECoPn.A4B8,1111.72.11S.,STULEckesrs-niii?°trh,tenale: taining3.00 acres, 90 of which are cleared aud tit state of good. cultiyetion, beingwellunderdrainek the balance isgood hardwood hush Good steno house; framebarn and stables ; well watered, and good bearing -orchard. Is situated about 5 millet from Seaforth. bald Brueefield, and Si frorallipeen. School close by, and all other e oievenienees. For further partioulers apply to DAVLD MOORE, se iTtbeALereuinABisoris,EorLo E:myonodlitvillsAeLPE. 0...ivortZ-4e6tht.1 . . -V--- -..-C-0.-s-t-h7.1f-0 ; -11-.1-01t —97C0110CSSi011 3, Melrillop, containing 50 acres, known as the Daigle estate. ' Thr fltren is eituated -within one mile and a quar- ter of Seaforth. The land ie of the choicestqualitn There is a handisoine residence, and good out- builahrs. The finen is -well plantedwith fruit ana. ornam eital trees, is in excellen; order, and veil fenced; It is admieably shited for a retired gese . the Goods they want. and at such LOW PRICES that will astonish everyone. Where they can with a deliberate and careful decision choose N 9N F:AR91., inFialtertlAcoLntita,rlinogr 1Suatief:eLr:st, 9N0o.02f9v, ticint 'bricik root house and. a splendid brick -dwelling good! orchard and. well -watered. There are le tIrssitionsdleasnsdcsultatibviaetronb. y i'(13,b,r1:dieritaY61:4Qgeas'sh:11/21pixYv4nOilael house, and all Other necessary outbuildings. A edgy. Apply to the propueter on the premises erte aeree of fall 'wheat,. and about 50 times fall plow- tleman, a dairy -nem, or market gardener. Tenho axe cleared, free of stumps, well fenced endan Sersforth P. 0. E. TESK1, Proprietor. een ed. Tbis is oue of the most desirable beans in .....-n____ tgolisth:epertokIparieTor9oonutnitieryp. remises, or to Epees& vile P. 0. GEORGE BALE. 524 SALE OW, GOING WHILE TAKING STOCK BEFORE MOVING INTO OUR NEW STORE. REMEMBER THE • NAME AND PLACE : PI,OFFM.A.1\T E3R/Ori11-1R, STORE, SEAFORTH. HOFFMAN BROTHERS. • CHEAP CASH, Footle Doors outh of I the- Post SEAFORTH AGRIOULT RAL WAREROOMS. • 1 pROPERTY FOlt -SALE.-For Sale, Lot No. 1.4; Con. 16, Grey, 100 acres, 16 acres cleareda-an excellent lot. West half of north half of Let No. 29, Con. 6, Morris, adjoining the Village of _Brus- sels, 50 ages, 33 notes clenxed, cheese factory and machinery complete thereon. Four lames and lots, and. a large number of vatent lots in Brussels, all the property of the undersigned. Also a num- ber of improved farms, the property of other par- ties. JOHN LECKIE. Brusecla. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -For Sale,. • , thee pleasantly [Ma desirable resi- dence, the Property of 'Mr. Wm. Robertson. The property is on Goderich Street, its Adams' sarvey. The bean contaius 'sittin,g-room, dining-rooni, kitchen, end 5 'bed -rooms, With pantriee, elosets, wood -shed, it,nd all other conveniences. Also herd end soft water undee cover. The house is new end well finished. The lot contrails One-fifth of an acre. Apply to the neoprietor on the premises. WM. RORERTSON. • 0597 A GOOD FARAI.-A.Faxm fur Sale of 152 acres, A -I" being Lot 2, Con. 2, Turuberry. The faun is 2 miles smith of Wroxoter and '7 north of Brussels, the gravel road running through it. -About 60 acres cleared, 40 mires of good beech and maple bash, and 15 acres of hemlock and soft ren.ple mixed, the baleuce ceder and blach ash. There aro 4 acres of fall wheat, and a new fallow in tur- nips. Barn 2.4x40, log house, 4 good well with pttrup, and a splendid orchard of 150 bearing fruit trees. W. G. PALMER, Wroxeter. ' 523 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Frir Sale, Lot ✓ 16 and south half Lot 17,- Con. 1, Ila,nnontain- ing 150 acres, 120 of which are cleared and in a good state of cultivation- There is a good brick house aud a frame cottage, the barn, stable, cow stable and other outbuildings are all finale; there are about 10 mores of ohoice apple, pear and other trait trees, and about 300 spruce trees planted 10 years. There is a never -failing etream running throagh the centre of ehe farm, on which is a good mill site, a, good gravel road on two sides of the farm. It is situated one mile from Hernial sta- tion and four miles from Exeter, on the London RoaA, and is just Across the road from the Rodger- ville post office and church For further particu- lars apply to JAMES W. ELDER, Veterinary Surgeon, Seaforth P. O. - 481 AXTAGON AND _BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR ✓ SALE. -The undersigned, who is about retir- ing from business, wishes to sell his • property in the village of Kinburn,, township of Hallett, county of Huron, consisting of three-quarters of an acre of chnice land well Underdrained, and having a number of well selected feuit trees. There is on the premises a blacksmith shop 28x38, a wagon shop 20x40, a.nd paint shop the same size, a two storey dwelling house 16x.35 and kitchen 16x22, with cook -house attached ; also a new dwelling house 18x24 and stable 16x25. The buildipage are all frame and the dwelling houses have earns a good cellar. The above is situated in one of the best farming communities in the county and is there- fore an excellentbusiness stand. Also for sale a large amount of oak, rock elm, red elm and pine lumber, well seasoned, and fit for use.. Wagons, sleightecuttere, and buggies onhand, and will be sold cheap to clear out,the stock. Payment is request- ed of all overdue notes and accoimts. JOHN WM- 1 , IF YOU WANT iTO CET THE BE T THISTLE CUTTER PLOY 1 . I 1 I IN T FIE MAI KET . SEAFbRtHe '31 %-.4 WILLSON'S, And got one made by the Massey Mareifecturing Company. - REASONS WHY THEY ARE THE BEST : They are higher in the beam, they ere higher in the mould board, they are thicker 'in the mould board, they aro thoroughly ground end polished in all working parts, and have the best ear wheel, iron points on them, no common met al bein used in their mauafacture. This cen be said by no other makers of Plows. A Full Stock of . I ALL KINDS jOF GENERAL FURPOSE PLOWS, Also Gang Plows of 611 kinds iaclucling the Port _Perry ancl Guelph. IMPLEME TS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SUCH AS Straw Cutters, Grain Crusher$,JTorse Powers of all kinds from:two to ten horsepower, Chulns, Washing kachines, Clothes iVringers, Every Aktchine lielonging:to the business. EWING MACHINES. It is needless to any unything about them as long as every person knows that the lorenee the best. Also a full eta& of all the cominon machinee made, etieh as the - t WANZEIR, RO'Y'AL, OSBORNE, RAYMOND, AND SINGER. Allc kinds of Sewing Machire Repairs, Needles and Oils always on hand. Sewing Machines Re- paired on the shortest notice. Is 6. C. WILLSON 3 • _AFOltTH REMOVAL. -w- - - REMOVAL. REMOVAL. INT_ "SAT.A..'T E.3 0 I\T Begs to intimate that he has Ili emored Oahu! to D. McGregor's New Brick Building on- lEsist Nide of' Alla in !Street, Seat orth, and Fon th Door ?South of liVilliatzt Campbell's Clothing Emporium, ',There he. will, as hitherto, carry on the - General insurance, Afoney Loan Agency and 'Crewing Machine _Business. 3 . • ' - ' In thanking the public for the confidence they have reposed in him for the past fifteea years he has earried on thet•e branehes in Seatorth, be wishee to inform them be will still endea -or to give ; them the same satisfacaion which they have in nubbly expressed with his transaciion . - He *still keeps on hand the best Sewing 1n:whites Cbateare manufactured in the world, as Well as Needles, Oil, an d Machine Attachments.. He sells the Osborne A Machine, whieh is the simplest, the most capable of making any kind of work in the moet perfect manner, and the easiest and gaickest threaded up machine of anyieachine made in the Dominion. He Rolls the Genuine Hoye Machine -a Muslin° that has never failed to give satisfaction to every Customer for the last' tea yeara. He sells the Wheeler & Wilson Maehines, the moist rapid and least noisy Machine an the wo Id. Varrnere' Wives, Mochaniee' Wives, Merchants' Wives end Manufacturers, do not fen to eeamine and try our Sewiug Mechines-Family and Manufaci ming- when you want one. Als Agent dor the celebrated F t tine and Pope Knitting kluchine, capable of doing all kinds of svotk. nstructions given to oust omers gratis on Any of the above machines. Sowing Machines to Bent. sd all kinds of Sewing Machinee repaired. TERMS LIBERAL. . Wtl. N. WATSON General Agent, S _ , i &forth. THE GiDDERIGH FOUNDRY. , . Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance 'Wheel and Saw Mandrel $225 Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance 'Wheel anu Pulleys Complete 225 Speond hand 16 Hone Engine, Balance Wheel, Pulleys and Governors. .... . .. . ........... 275 Second hand 12 Horse Begin°, Balance Wheel, Pulles s and Gbvernors ..... ...... ........... 200 A Hoisting or Boat Engine ' with Hoisting Gear 250 Second hand 16 Horee Porteble Boiler, with Smoke Stack 150 Second hand. lalsorse POrtable Boiler, with Smoke Stack ., 206 Second hand 20 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke -MO 225 Second hand 30 boree Portable Tubular I3oiler, with Smoke Stack, unlace, Front, Grate Steam Gunn Guage and Safety Valves, ellju Good Order Second hand Shingle and Heading Machine Heaing Jointer . Headieg Planer Heediug Turner • Steyr: Machine, with -Knife i Intatt FOR SALE. -Part of Lot 18 said the -I: whole of Lot 19, Con. 10; Grey, containing148 acres, 50 acres cleared, 20 acres being cleared, bal- ance allhardwood. There is a new fraiue honse storeys, with 6 rooms and good eellae; also good hewed log house 18x26, and loe barn, also new bank been 52x60, stabling, root° house, ems There aro 8 wells find a good yeang orchard. The property is miles from Brussels, 1 mile from Ethel Station ou the Wellington, Grey and Ranee Railway, ana 14 miles from Grey Post Oillce. There is also 11 acres of fall wheat sown. For Anther particulars apply to the proprietor on the premisee or if by letter to Grey P. 0. HIRAM WHITE, Proprietor. • 52814 • IMPORTANT NOTICES. NTOTE LOST, -Lost, a note of hand give/thy Lir John C. Morrison in favor ot John McIntosh, for the suni ot $2a0, bearing date jan. 10, min and payable in le, months. The public are here pautioaed ageinst purchasing m negotiating said note, as payment of the same hes been stopped. The finder would oblige bireturning it to the undereigned. JOHN 11cINTOSH, Winthrop. 529x4 Ex#,CUTORS' NOTICE. -All parties having claims againet the estate of the late John Pattda, of the Township of Stanley, are hereby notified that a statement of their claims, proper- ly certified, meet be' haza.'ed to either of the undersigned rxecutors on or before the 15th of February, 1878. All claims not in by that &de 'will be barred. JAMES WANLESS and THOS. ARMSTRONG, Executors, Varna, 52,8e4 POLOGY.-I, the undersigned, do hereby Jet. acknowledge that I did falsely accuse Finlay 1 Ross, at the last Annual Sehool Meeting ,of School Section No. 6, McKillop, by saying that the seiti Finlay Ross made a_ false entry in the ! School Acsount of the above named School See- tiou Jor the year 1877, tor there was no error in the said account that I know of. BARNET ! BtIL1'0- Meltillop, jan. 11, 1878. 510-2 OTES LOST. -Lost, two notes of hand given -L by William Resten and Miehael Megaade, a,nd payable to Leonard Sholdice, and bearing (bite fith March, 1877, one for $50 and the other for '$100. The public are hereby cautioned 1 'against parehasing or negotiating seid notes, as payment of them has been stopped. The finder will be rewarded bv giving them to ROBERT JAMIESON, Settfoitle 530-4 t • - -t NO'rICE.-111 pereons indebted to the under- , signed, either by note or book account, are • - requested to call aud settle the 80,13143 on or be- fore the lst of February, or I will be obliged to put them into the hands of the Clerk of the Di- • eisien Court for collection. A. general Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes and Hardware on hand, and cheap, All kinds .0t merghantable produce taken in exchange for goods. Cash for hides and skins. JAMES STANLEY, Constance. 529-3 OTICE is hereby giveu that application will -L` be made to the Po rliament of Canede, at the next session thereefeby JOHN' MOONEY, of the Town ef Clinton, in the Camay of Huron, in the Provinee of Ontatio, drover, for a Bill of Divorce from LOIS ANS. • OONEY, his wife, late of the' Town of Clinton aforesaid, on the ground of adultery. Dated at the Towe of Clinton, theS0th. day of A.. D . 1877. MOONEY WALKER, Me1NTYRE & FERGUSON, Solids • 527x28 tors for ipplieont. VOTICE TO BGILDERS,-Notiee is hereby{ 4-1 gi ven thee Sealed Tenders will be received byi the subscriber, at his OffiCO, up to the 113th dayi of February, 1878, for the erection of a bridge acroem the River Maitland on Con. Road 6 and 7, 0Pariesite Lot 19, in the Tovinship of Hallett, in. the County -of Huron, known as Quigley's bridge. Terms of payment, and. plate and specification& can be seen at the said adze. The Council a() not bind themselves to eceept the lowest or any tender Notice is ale° given that the ereetien of the following small bridges will be lot by Public Auction, at the village of Londesborough, on the said lath. day of Februatri. 1878. at 1 o clock P. M.., viz.: A bridge on.sideroad 25 and 26, Con. 9 ; a bridge on said sideroad 25 and 26, Con. 11; a bridge on said sieeroad 25 and 26, Con. 11 ; s bridge on seid sideroad 25 and 26, Con. 19, and a aelnidge on Con. Road 10 and 11, opposite Lot 25. Terms and descriptions of said mall bridge& will be made known on the day and at the place of letthig. JAMES BRAITHWAITE. Towns ship Cleric's Ofilse, Hullett, Jan. 30, 1878. , ESTRAY STOCK. 1 vsnataa RAM. -Strayed frorn the premises of -1-'4 the undereigned, Lot 27, Con. 2, Hay, on Christmas Day, a 4 -year aid Leicester Ram. Any Bars, person givingeuth informalion us will lead to 450 the recovery of the above animal will be euitably 90 rewterded, JOHN PETTY, Ercesall P.O. 530z4 • • • • 40 • I fie VSTRAY HEIFER. -Carne into the premises 70 stil of the undersigned, Lot 7, Con. 2, Hallett, ott go or about the midille 4,1 Decenther, a red and whitt3 one year old goiter. The owner is requested tO • prove propertY, pay expenses and take the ani- mal away. 'WILLIAM HAMMEL'', P. 0. . 528x4 ttetv Engines and Boilers on hand, also Made to Order very cheap. Mill achine for Flouring, Grist and Saw Mills. Mid dlin Purifiers of Improved Hinds bueleinents.- Stoves of Vaelous Kinde.-Repairs on Boilers, Mils; dice promptly 1 Attended to. GODERICH FOpNORY AND MANUFACTURRIC dOMPANT. .•••••••1=1••••••••••••••••••••• POST OFFIC1E CE 111 ORE respectfully beg ;eitve o r-eturn thanks to rny Imre erous customers fel'. their kind pati °liege during th4. last 12 yeaes ttet I lta.ve Leen doing business amongst then; and kindlei solicit a coetietiance of their faVCIls for The futnee. I hare just received a Large and Well Selected Str'+ ek of DRY coops of ell deseriptions. Also always on hand a full aseortment of _a Special tyl-whichsfor quality and price, are the best in the County. ; GROCERIES-TVAs • A Large Stock of BOOTS and SHOES-MePherson's make. Crockery, Glasstvare, Lamps und Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints and Oils Drugs, Patent Medieines,Baeon and Hams, in fact every- thing required in a general store. Aek f r what you want ef you don't see it. Cash or Ivientotipary0edanerse, taken in exchange. I would also intima e to all parties indebted to me for last and pr to eome and eettlo by cash or note b fore the end of this month, or the accounts wi be put into other hands for collection. o further notice -will be given. MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS. -I am also valuator for the Dominion Saving aed Investment Society, one of the best loan societies in the Dominion. The abo e Society loans money on gond farrn seeurity for a term of frem three to twenty yeaxs; on the most fa ()rabic conditions. LIFE INSURANCE. -If you want your life insured 'give me a call, as I am agen for the Sim, Mutual Life Assurance Company, one of the best Life In- eura.nce Communes in the ominion and conducted on the most economical principleti. Don't for- get to glee me a call. I am always atteintive to business. Post Office and TelegeaphOffice in con- neetion. Clover, Timothy, arnip and other seeds on hand. 1 R. PATTISON, WALTON. STORE, WALTON. • NEW FRUIT, J1- 131ZOVTI\TLJT-.J I , Ilik JUST RECEIVED HIS FIRST LOT OF CHRISTMA FRUIT. , Very Nice Currants and Raisins, New and Fresh. Another Supply of those Excellent Teas, Very Cheap. If you want the Very Best Flour buy at Brownell s, ou can always depend on this, Flour giving Satisfactionl Id de cinlyt ii from Selected 'Wheat. I i Another ConsignMent of Stoneware, Porbelain and Chinaj. Gilt Stoneware Cheap. looks as well as China, and wears 1 nger. Nice China. and Porcelain oods suitable for Christmas Presents: ri• i 1 SEEK QUACK RETURNS AND CONSEQUENTLY SMALL PROFITS PURCHASES DELIVERED FREE. VSTRAY STEER. -Strayed from the peentises of the subscribtr, some time in August, a Steer spotted red and white, owning .2 years old. Any person giving such information as will lead te the recovery of the above animal will be snit - ably rewarded. 51101,1AS SIMPSON, Win- throp P. O. 625 , V STRAY RAIL -Strayed /rOM the premises of -" the andersighed, Lot 6, Con. 2, L.R.S Tuck- eriOnith, about, the het of October. a two-eeae- I old. Leicester Grade Ram. Any person giving such information as Win letta to the recovery of the above animal will be suitably inward.ed. GEORGE INGRAM, Sewall P. 0. 528x4 ' pIGS, PIGS,. ---1 he undersigned will keep dur- ing the present season, for the improvement of stock, on his peel -irises tne fourth concession of Tuckersmith, one mile and a gnat ter south. of Egmendville. A thoroughbred. White Suffolk Boar Pig. This is one of the iluest animals ia this section of the country. Terms, for the eel - son, with theprivilege of returning if necessary. JONATHAN CARTER. 519 STOCK FOR SERVICE. EDIGREE OF BERKSHIRE BOAR, "First -1- Duke of Niesouri " the property of John Staf- ford, Lot 21, Con. 141 Meltillop. First Duke of Nissonri was farrowed 0 it. 15, 1875. Bred by NEW FRUIT. NEW FRUIT' John Snell, Edmonton, Ont.. Got by. Imported • Lord Liverpool, dam Imported Sovereign by own brother to Sarnia° 2nd; grand. dam No. 2, by St. Constance P. 0. ' • 517 1 • Adair ; great grand dam. Lady St. Dennis ; weat grelt grand dam by Gloster Premium. lord Liv rpool. the sire of the first Duke of Nissouri, ha made a good. record at leading shows. He won the following prizes under a year old id the following shows in England in 1874, vlee est at Bath and West. of England ; 2nd at the Bora Counties and Gloucestershire, 1st at the Previte- cial Fair at Toronto in 1874, axid triple prize as the best imported boar on the ground under a year, also at the head of the prize herd, and the somerecordst the Western Fair, London, in1875. First Duke of Nissouri also received the 1st prize at Stratford in 1877; first at Seaforth in 187%; and first at Brussels in 1877. First Duke of Nis- sonri's dam, Imported Sovereign, is the bean -ideal of a perfect Berkshire, and. the best sow we ever saw, Terms, $1.50 per sow, payable at the time of service, with privilege of returning if nesse- eau. 2-014N STAFFORD, Proprietor. - 542 FEBRUARI '81 187S. miNegi°6°T!''. ..—---1'!'''''Im'lls------- - ------- G-aieiies. Young men, steel- your, h agaihast the insidious young woinan will soon make her appearance at t church fair and smile on you 0:na try , induce you to pay two dollars for a I c eat pen -wiper. '—'4' MI1,31 said a ,thoughtful bov, don't think Solomon. was so rich as t say he was." "Why, ray dear, w could have put that into your bea "-Why, the Bible says he slept with .f,:wthne.,:s; and I think if he bad beer rip'', he would have had A bed of I -Toler, afterward Lord Chief j tire Norbaxy, eves asked to contra. - a. shilling, towaxel the expense "Of In aiineag a. p,o, oorniLyo:axdoirinin attio;3:11,0e1N.b),,euiw.reyhla.) : bury ,twenty-one gt:hainr—eal:egYa.'il;s" w'gilifol :aught him with his around the hired. girrs neck. but gowns even. in tins trying extren haver forsook him. "I suspected s( one of stealing the whiskey on the serves2 Jane, fer some time, thu.a. _ know her breath would haN'e tom. if w_as,t,hweiTtiltiys ptilret Yli'l'atter with y Mquired a gentlenaan who had calk see his neighbor, a German, of Chie a Vell, I den't know -it is de gout ; vy should I have him?" - Perh suggested his friend, " it is heredit " I clink it is hereditary ; I reme my vife's uncle have him." -The Rev. john Brown of Had.0 L CO WEIS in the habit of ;proposal. festiye occasions a certain young - as his toast. Havant abandoned practite he was ask3d for a r " Because," said he, "I have ton her for eixteen years without n her Brown, and. so I've resolved to Iler-11N0ollt tl°orne;-ago an Irishman was . moned before a bench. of country m trates for beine drunk ana aisora " Do you know ;hatbrought you h asked the chairman. -44 PRIX, ' Vonor, two policemen," replied prisoner. 4' Had not drink some to ao with it ?" sthia the J. P., fret " Sartinlyt" answered. Paddy, un eel, " they were both drunk." -An Irish couple, at about 9.fo'c rang the door -bell of a Protestant son. The door was -opened by clergyman, -who, on int -jolting what wanted, was informed by Michant he and Bridget vitae to' be ma a Bat why," asked the parSon, 4 4 yoti go to the priest?" " And sit did,' said Itfichael, " and . he told go to the divil, and eo we came to -Atperson. recently met a lad,. is aistiuguishea as having been times a widow, and has now aga tered the bonds of matrimony. the friend : 4' I think 1 ence ha pleasure of dining with you in 1 York?" " When ?" ask -ed the tub: s 1 er. -In 1136-," he replied. " YeS said, reflectively, "that may hav so but I haa forgottea. it, You sh'e adtled, " it was two. or thre 1 bpi& -ago," - t -The first thing is to make you mon plain. Mr. Blomfieltl pre on the text, " the fool hath said heart, 4 There is no Goat ” Wish - find out how it pleaeed his peop called. a poor foolieh Mall td the 1 and asked. him how he liked tl mon. The reply, which made 3 field assadtler and at wieer ma* "Well, sir, I must say 1 eantt s with you. In spite of all yontve I think there pellet be a Goa. ' As my wife and. I at the whedow ono day Stood. -watching a man 'with a anonkey. A cart came by with " a broth ef a boy," Who wits driving a stout little donkey. To my wife I then spoke, by -why of.a, jokea " There's a relation of pars ilk thaf rerriap To -which "She replied, as tho donkey ehe epi " Ah, yr s, a relation -by =arrange." ---e•---- se - ' ' e Uncle Moseste Lesson Mick Moses is the chief exoCn of a suburban colored, Sunday - The other Sunday,' raising his; faee with its saowy- fringe, he over his ante-bellum "stock" it., lar at the little tits, who were 1 like bees in a hiv-e just unthei hit' " 01110 ! Chillen, ()Hall! - yet. heal' me, thin:en? Leet3 Lurapkine; dere, hesh. dat tal.kili euneterble on lection day." When ;Jimmie ceaset. his 00: tion the chief executive restuned; "I calls de detenehen ob dt ter de way yenif3 beeu a ca,rryin' bressed day. I,Vot- yer bin Yer knowsl An' de way yer tot bin a earrescatin) is scatelorts.", The black fingers pushed t collar back and polled the blats forward, . "Now, I puts it ter yer, an all lieten, all you, too, Liz,o Alt ax you (lie question -How mein you chillene got?" Chorus-'' Two," " How meeny mouves yei - thiaminiouely----4' One," " Wat does Oat mean ? It nn must see twice et Billell RS y Now how menny yeres yer got r ,C., hooirlie7". Two." " An' how Incline'. snonves?- t` Dat-meane yert mils' heah i 'much as yef talks, NOW, 'men lesson, an' you, Henry Gille, Col .tillfeepinaipaeif: 'AirvoauLst'n'cflovr,e. we jams i He was theTnaitanfoarge:roatta: dm and oue morning lie., walked i newepaper office and said : " Want an item this nionin " Of eourse," replied Whereupon the visitor laid ing note upon the table: 4.4 Th.e ladies of the --- ittree will give a festival at their VC next ' Friday evening.' Liter musical entertainments will vided., and a supper will be s who desire. The ladies- in the affair have much experienc matters, and. are sure to prov tinie, . Tho admission _will - fifteen cents, and it le certain one can -spend that amount advantage. Be sure te ge yoWurhneileinttse." editor had reit Baia- prerp'e*fiOeierhat,otIhheszelevne, all advertisemea " No ; 310t an aavertisem neeptical, he acointn-ittgghloeriuu.edth-e:luca- I And seeing that -the edit° yo‘nr‘ itreNrilladersi,natenrdestheAlp grae°'gto gtstiidnegs,uwpo have spent SO 11111 our entertainment