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DR. OARRICS.
BY triss M. B. BRADDON.
OrTAPTER IL—Continued. .
" this house ? impossiblal shoul
throw you into, a sleep which would la. t --
for haute a sleep of deepest unco
sciousneee from •which the loude t
noises WotIld not awaken you.; a sle p
in •witieli you Would be even. iusensib e
to pane Yosur servants would. ta e
alarm. My [coming and going raig It
seein strange ;.• and, in - short, if I a
- going to cure you by means of mespie
ism, as I know I..can—yes, tame- th t
wild fever ',el your blood, reduce th t
unhealthy restlessness to placid repo
.banish -fears _which are not whol y
. groundless—in a word, give • you th t
••- whieh 'ancient philosopley counted s
- the highest good, a, sane taied in a
- sound body—if 1 am to. clo all thee, M
Tregounell, 1 naust have -the ease in uy
awn hands. I must have you under' y
care by day and night.- •tly house is
large wad commodious.: ,You must co e
and live with me."
"Humph 1" mutteted. Mr..Ttegonn
"Is not that tether like going into a
private lunatic asylum ?" • .
My houee is -not- r-egistete.d as it
asylum; and 1 nevea: had: a lunatic; in
my care. No, Mr. Ttegonnell ; you w-11
be farther from lunacy under my r of
tha,n you are here,eating your he rt
out by this dismal
"Yes, it is dismal ; the tort of ho • se
that ()tight to be occupied ter a lax re
.faroily. I am half .inoliued. to
come to you. I shall be a free agent in
your house, I conclude, able ,to ro
"about as I like, day by day, provide r
keep decent hours at night. .You s ill
„Ruts ne• restraintupon my mo e-
ments
"Nene.", .
" Can yoa fiod:room for my harse w d
for my servant r
- For both."
, Theo I will copie.". Mind, I do iot
promise to stay with you for any gi en
time. 1nrust be free • as the -wind. If
you. give -me sound. and peaceful sl ep
Witli your mesmeric passes, I shall be
gradel to you—and mesmerism. ut
cau you not give me' _a taste of y ur
quality at once, here?"
" No, I am expected home. If 1 m s -
realized you to-nighteI should waut to
stay with yen to see • the result of .y
experiment. Come, to me tot we:k.
If by the end. of that time your . spi its
are not tranquilized, and year gene ell
, health is net 'improved, cll mea ch
latian uid. have clone with. Me."
• "1 am very much inclined to bell'
in you," said. Mr. Tre;gounell, gaz
.• steadily at the doctor. " You look
if yeti were in earnest."
"1 have beet; in earnest all ray,•li
ealswered, lir. •Carrieka And- then in-
. wardly he adchid: "Bt 1 never had an
object worth beieg -in earnest about
in -
til to -eight."
. CII.APTER
nest14e, Frees A FRIEND.
The best rooms in St. Melted. HO
were swept and tl°tarnished. for Sp
Tregonnell. Hester Rushton, 'who
• a natural wdreanly_Iove of houseli
duties, was in her element while -
bustled about, polishing, and. adst
-and arranging things for the.. peep
i
-
life took a n
of a man o
who treated
telligente, a
her on all su
sonal. Of
of himself v
•Spring a
March wind
breezes of
had a good
- den, where
planted bon
••ed year siteyear unaidedby the gar-
dener's art. Every thing about the
place had b .en soreiltr neglected till Hes-
ter came, b
•delight. H
her all the
fine &item°
w color from the presence
intellect and refinement,
er as a being of equal in -
d. opened his mind freely to
jects that were not per -
is opinions she knew much,
ry little.
vanced. The blusterous
softened into .the gentle
pril, St. Ifilared: House
id fashiioned garden—a gar -
departed generations had
elY flowers, which blossom -
ere.
ng
as
t this garden was her chief
theusehold duties occupied
oreing, but she spent every
n in the gaiden,—her bright
HE. HU 40 N EX POSVIOIC
THE PATTERSON MAXWELL REAPER HARRY
keeper performed her daily tasks Its dil-
igently as of old. The eager young stu-
dent. to. whom all the world of intellect
was new, only applied herself o her
books when her domestic dutie were
done.
CHAPTER III.
MR. TREGONNELL MARRS HIS L.
Tilhile the acquaintance between Mr.
Tregonnell and .Hester Rushton thus
ripened gradually into a very close
friendship„ Dr. Carrick was too busily
occupied by his daily round of Profes-
sional work to be aware of the c•hatige.
He was away from home all day.
When he saw his cousin and. his Patient
1 in the evening he perceived no more than that they got on very well togeth-
er. This was as it should be. He
wished. his patient to be. comfortable in
. .
younghad. bared to the spring breeze, his house.. Mr. Tregannell had now
her clever little hands ineased in thick 1: been with him three months, and had.
gardening gloves—digging, transplant- pressed a second check for hundred
ing, weeding, clipping, pruning, with
skill that w uld have- done credit to a
professed ta rdner. Labor was cheap at
St. Hildred and for sixttence a day she
could fret a. OY to mow the grass and I • would. last? Eustace Tregonnelps fitful
roll the gra.4rel walks once a week or so— ) temper was proverbial. Some morn -
au extrava - ance which the doctor hard- :ing he would feel the old longing for
ly approve- . the wide salt sea, and be off and - away
, Mr..Treg nnelPs sitting room looked in his yacht, leaving the doctor as des
into the garden,. ., One - warm afternoon elate as Dido. Dr: Carrick's onlyivon-
toward the! close of April he thtew der was that his patient had staid. so
aside his bdok and went clown staits- to long.* It never entered. his mind that
join. Hester who was budding aroAon Hester Ruehton's hazel eye, and gentle
the lawn. :i •chili -I. -like ways could. have any influ-
dyou seem to be of this gar- ence upon. -Mr. *Tregonnell.• . E'en. the
s. Miss Rushton !" he saici - valet noticed the change which ..liS new
. mode of life had wrought on his master.
11 had been noiseless on the He talked. of -it in the - village, and-
rass, and his speech startled lauded -Dr. Carrick's skilL
heek-eturned a little from • "He's the first doctor that ever did.
t so far but that he could Mr. Tregoimell any. good," he said, lean-
ae of - color—flushed crina- ing over the counter of the chief shop -
;he scissors shook in • her chem -
for a
w any -
feted as
pounds on his acceptance. This was
very well, and Dr. Carrick felt thaf if it
could go on forever his fortune wou d be
mad.e- But how could he hope 1th t it
"How fo
den of you
at herelbee
' His footf
thick; soft
her: The
him, but ri
•see its ohs,
son, and "
hand. •
" How yt
ed. "You'
business bu
. " It look.
ation.. Di'
t Dr. Ca
don't think
delion, exc
medicine.
Oral:ter in, Hertfordehine who taught
me yeas:eland years ago."' -
"-Years itad years ago," ech.oecl Mr.
Tregonnelli - " What an eternity of time
you seem to express by that ' phase!
Pray how Many centuries old. may 'you.
be, Wes Rushton ?" ,
"In actual years rbelieve I apa twen-
ty-five,"‘anitwered. Hester, tmiling ; "buts
I feel dreadfully old. I suppose it is be-
cause. I haye e Inown a great' deal of sor-
row. I delft mean to complain. • Li-
dded, I sit uld be very wicked if I did,
for my am t Hedger and nay cousin Car-
rick have both been very good to me ;
rd to lose those'. one loudly
e.morning of lite." '
ss.ented.Mr. Tregonnell, ear -
[have known that loss; Miss
nd it has made me what you
i tvithout aim or purpose iu
waif to drift about in a
eted by the winds and waves,
very little . what port I put
ether I go 'dove some stormy
night in mid -ocean unlaaneuted. and.un-
ioiciten. And. you, too, have. drawn a
mournful lot out of the ern, have .you;
• little one?' 4 .
• . 1 lost my'father and ID other whole,'
was fourteen. • They both died itt the
game week. Dear, dear itapa- was a cu-
rate in a Bedfordshire village. A fever.,
broke _ out, and he took - it, and then
mamma a: It was all . like a dreadful.
dream. le a week they were gone, and
I was alone with two coffins. -Then. Aunt
.Hedger seut for rale, and I lived with
her. S -he Was old and ailingwhen I.
Went tober. Her life seemed like one
long ablest, and then the end came, and
I Wa. alone again.. • I havea't the least
idea what would. have become . of me
if Cousin larrick had not asked me to
come aud take care of his house."
" You aee very much attached to Die
Carrick, I suppose?", said Mr.. Tregon-
Bell, looking at he searchingly..
He. was wondering whether any hid-
den evil I irked beneaththis outward
simplicity . whether the relations be-
tween the 'doctor and his cousin - were
pure- and - roe -from guile. • - • a
"He h •s beelavery good. to the," an-
sweredlister, innocently.
-'" And ou like him very much, no
doubt." . •
u startled. me ?" she exclaim -
don't know what a critical
Ming is:"
rather like a surgical oper-
• Dr. Carriek teach you ?"
rick !" laughed. Heater. " I
he knows a rose from a dan-
pt wheu he 'uses_ them as
No • it was dear -deaf old
but it i • h
loves, i; t
" It is,"
nestly.. "
Rushton, a
seee--a, mai
life, a mer
se yacht, buff
ice and -caring
ad into, or -wh
Id
ng,
ion
of an honored inmate. She caughtl er
-
self eingiug at her work that. b isy
morning, with a sense of pleasant ex -
potation that was new and sweet.
was a relief to think pf a stranger c
ing to live. that big empty he
Dr. Carrick was of se reeerved, a te
• that Hester seemed .no more Ma
with him now,- after three years' douies- •
• tic compauionship, than on the da, • of
her aunt's funeral. She could. comp _Ilia
of no no unkindness. 'Ile never si oke
Ied
sly
er
of
his
rn-
per
ate
harshly to her, even when radet trout
in mind. He thanked her courteoi
for . her attentions ; _praised
economies mid clever managemen
his. house, but he gave lier none of
con_fidence. -She felt that she knew no
more of his hart and mind than it ho
h:adebeen AntliU of stone.. .
About his neer pa,tient, Dr. Carrick
. had told his cousin .only that he was a
man of wealth and. '!poeition, that he
Wita to 110.1r0- the bes•t rooms in the 'louse,
and. that his 'valet was to be made cern-
stet
the
as-
• fortable in the servants' o
was more frightened at t o idea of
valet than el the graudeb of the I
•
r.
Happily,- Mt. Tregonnetl's body ser-
vant was not a pampered cockuey, cor-
rupted by the luxuriotie idleues.
ver,
on
ba
the
11
chard:bars in the Albany, but cl
handy fellow, used to toughing i
board his master's yacht, ana wi
genius for every art that can, make
veheels of daily life work smoothly. He
was a first-rate cook althea acconqlish-
ed
heti:et, and took upon himse
those delicate labors which were be
the. power of :Dr.: Carrick's inaid-o
work.
, Mt. Tregonneli staid out the
and,: looked . eoasiderably better
brighter at the end of it. Ile spelt
mornings in roaming about the eli
riding in the Cornish hums, his fter-
amens reading, his evenings
day of Dr. 'Carrick and Mies
He Was a man who had. seen
citiep, aud. read much. ilis cenversa-
time1 therefore, was full of int( rest; and
Hester, to whom intellatual con-
• versetioe- was -new, witl -un-
varying delight.. .1t was tO b obse Ted,
however, that he never talke«)f Mu-
• self. - The WoOk elated, and INtr.Tr gon-
nell Lad no wish- toreturn to the in molt
• He now firmly believed Meth po et of
•anitnal maguetisia. ti si-
leoce of hie bed-chambet, d )ctor.
exercised bus potent but smell si utile
aarL A steady pressure Of
upon the shoulderstoi his pat
ries of mystic pastieebefere t
eyes, and the charm worked. First ; a •
new: sense of warmth... *eel
lightness blade throu.gh the fr
the boavy eyelids drooped. int -
the 'will lost its tvakieg poa
memo deep, prolonged. and1•0
bringing herding and regeneration Io
mind and body;
This treatmeet was know
save the patient aud physici
Skater, the valet, had neve
vert close atteudance upon us n
who was a man of independ • nt
Etise bedroom was on upp r flee
mote from Mr. Tregoneell's apart
said, the valet saw nothing af hi
ter after lie had. arranged buswe).
the night.
Hester Rushton's ideas
treatment of the patient m
vagnest. Dr. Carrick haO to
tht Mr. Tregonnell require
retirement - •
Se the days went on, an
all
.-ond
eek,
and
• his
s, or
in ti
Rusl
men
o SO -
and
de hands
cut, a se -
ie dreamt-
keeper in St. Hildted—grecer
ist, stationer and • postmaster
comfortable gossip. " I never e
body so tamed down and .qu
master. He used. to be all its and
starts, and, as restless as if lif was ae
burden to him. Now he seems to find
pleasure in the simplest things. _
," Ali 1' said the shop -keeper, "he's
been a wild one. I reckoa. The Tre-•
• gonnells always were wild: It' e in the
blood. But he hasn't been taking any
more chloroform, I hope? That's a dan-
gerous habit." _
• "What do you mean?" asked David.'
"Why, he's been iu the habitnf tak-
ing chloroform for pains in his head.,
You must know that, 'surely. . Dr.. Car-
rick warned me not to sell hini any, if
he should -corne here for
" I don't know anything a. out his
taking Chloroform," said 'hav-d. "1
knots/ he's taken all sorts of t ings on
btard his yacht, to make 'hi sleep;
but I never heard of his taking chloro -
forth in particular. He's • got a little
. bottle in his medicine chest,ib t I delft-
-believe he's ever taken the stopper
out."
"Ah," said the village traclei, " that's
.all you know about it. Dr. Carrick
warned the against letting .h. m have
chloroform, and there was that in •the
doctor's manlier which made me think
• it was a serious matter:" .
• David Skelter ruminated tn. this
disclosure of • the shop -Mon' . • His
sturdy English Pelf -respect was offeodia
at the idea of De. Carrick's interfereZce
with his master's liberty. 'Ipaat any
man should. go behind. Mr. Tregonnell's
• back and warn •a shop keeper against
treating him as a reasonable being;
rinsed_ the faithful David's inOgnation.
It was treating the master of Ttegonn.ell
• Manor dike lunatic. 1
That evening after he had iLrranged
•hiS master's room for the night, David,
looked at the medicine cheSt,. which
had been brought from the 'author with
WANTED.
-I- chased a good new Thrashing Machine, made 3 6 IN USE FIRST SEASON.
THRASHING WINTED.--Having tea env
by McPherson it Glasgow, Clinton, I am 4rrepae-
ed to do custom work, at usual rates, for any one
wire will give me notice. WM. T. DORKANCE,
Lot 84, Con. 5, McKillop. '55614
THEPill AND CONVENIENT
TWPORTANT NOTICES.
THE SEAFORTH PUMP FAOTORy. —
N.
Cluff, successor to j. R. Williams, Manufac-
turer of Pumps and Cisterns. All work warranted
Seaforth. f ' IT TO9K.THE FIRST
to eta) satisfaction. Faetory on North Main St., '
Mi
Si DURABLE, SI
I1NT
tAP� LT.
RIZE AND DIPLOMA
failing to do SO at once will be charged 10 per
cent. intereet from Januarv 1st, 1878, withoot A,t th7 west Riding of York Count? Spring Fairs in. 1877 and 1878. Has tlren. first Prize
wherever exhibited and rever ha been beaten.
. ing settled up their accounts with me for 1877
N0'.r BEING ABLE -TO SUPPLY T E DEMAND, OVER 200 ORDERS
fail, "rPiOMAS 001"1,-NTIti Seaforth 581
NOTICE_ TO DEBTOES.—All parties uot hav-
WERE RETURNED
FOB SALE OR TO LET.
N THE SEttSON OF 1877.
OR SALE--Eor Side, on George Street, new These Fact , together with the Vaktia le Improvements made this Season,
frame cottage, with e good well of water and :
a good cellar. Apply en, the premises to JOHN
MeNEIL. 557x4
ifort and
aim ; then
Auntaxilte .
er; filch
tf ul
to none
Davia
r beau iu
aster
bits.
r;
re-
nent,
toas-
ter
as k the
ere of the
11 lier only
rest aud
1 Fie:iter's
"1 like him as much as he will let
me. He. ts my benefactor. I should be
base and ungratefulif I did not` honor
him._ I do, for his kindness to me, and
for. his pittience.and fortitude,T and skill
in has pr
he does.
tame no'
threshol
to live a
. BUS .
thought
"Far all
deptl
Yet wit
rick?
sire hem
service
sounded
ful pati
ready pi
pounds
and had
him to
was, to
advanta
ession. I sce, how anueli good_
But he is as Much a stranger
astyhou I first -crossed the
of his house. It is his nature
ne." -
aeech made Mr. Tregonaell
1. • He remeiebered a line 'of
•
tines in which ther, is au unknown
Mr. Tregonnelt's effects, and
the dressing tableetudocked.
• [To -be Continued.) .
.tood on
• Death of Minnie Wajttelt. -1
Minnie -Warren, the youugest and
prettiest of Itarnum's dwarfs, died on
Tuesday evening in childbed. r She was
the youngest of a family Of eight chil-
, dreu., all of whom, except herself and
her sister, Lavine, now Mrs. Tom
Thumb, were of ordinary size. When
e joined
a:- fifteen
tinually,
parts of
iu height,
and never attainect a weight to exceed,
45 pounds, being considerably shorter
ancl more slender -than Mrs.
She- was 27 years of age at th
her death. To a pretty face s
a pleasant disposition and.
Minnie was 11 years of age s
the Tont Thumb troupe, and f
years she travelled almost co
visiting nearly all the civilize'
the globe. She was 40 inches -
pROPERTY FOR SALE.—For Sale, that con-.
•a- venient and desirable residence on tile corner
of High and Market Streets, lately occltpied hy
Dr. Vero* Apply to DR. VERCOE. 1. 488
GRISTING AND FLOURING- MILL
• FOR SALE—On easy terma of payment, or
plac s the Maaavell, beyond a ubt, at the Head of the List.
The Itha a and Ontari9 Seft-D mping . Horse Rake cannot be
surpa sed.
Our Sprague and. Junior Mower can alwa,ye be relied on.
The Combined Empire 'Drill and Seeder still stands unrivalled.
mid we aeartily recommend oiir Wrought Iron Frame Gang
Plows and Nos. 11 and 12 Wrought Beam Plows, &c.
•
to exchange for farm property. erriating and While thankmg our numerous cuatomers for pit4 stupport, we hope, by strict attention to buei-
.
cheap for cash or Short eredit. FENWICK, °
neas,, to merit continuance of their, liberal paircnage.•
Also a quantity et Dry Hemlock Lumber for sale •
Flouring proniptly attended to the same as usual. ,
Proprietor, Zurich P. O., On; 546 I
PATTER -SON & BROTHER, PATTERsoN,
WILLIAM GRIEVE, AGENT.
Thumb.
time of
e added
whining
waysaand became the fast fi.vorite of
Mr. Barnum as well as of the public.
When Tom Thumb was married to La-
vinia Warren the general, opinion was
that 'Commodore Nutt Would take Min-
nie for his bride; but tlae tile Coin-
modore had. set his affeetimis on Lae-
vinikaand his little heart \VOA blighted.
when Gelb Thumb won her from him.
Dr. Car- I ever' mind, Come
modore " th jovial
glad he -to fear from -
1 the doctor could possibly de- Barnum said, " Minnie Warren is a
-better match for you. She is youuger
than you, while Lavinia is several years
older." "Thank you, sir," the Coin-
medere said, stiffly-, "1 would not mar-
t. Mr.Tregoiniell had. al-
ry the best woman living. I don't be-
ssed a check for . a hundred
len •the doctor's. acceptance, eve in WOMell anyway." Tune lessen -
found it difficult to persmtde ed Commaacete Nutt's grief, and he
partly renewed. his attentions to Miss
oceive so huge • a fee. There
tfinnie. But, after his first -disappoint-
1 apprarance, no desire to tale:
c :of hie,natural recklessnesau
s. Inuit., it is said he became a !fast young
lu, and Minnie, like, a Wise yeaug
Hemet orward it beettino quite a usual • lady, discouraged his addresses. A few
thint fol Mr: Tregonnell to loiter in the years ago 'Barnum found auother Lilli
garden Is hile Hester worked with. her ' putiaii, 'Major Newell, who was re -
!MEDIC:A L.
T G. -SCOTT, M.D.&c., Physician. Surgeon and
u • Acconchenr,Sen.forth, Ont. Office and resi- -
dence south side of Goderich Street, first E d-41
toot of Presbyterian Church. -
TT L. VERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physician; Sur-
geon, etc., Coroner for the County of Huron
Office and Residence, on Jarvis' street north,
directly opposite Seaforth Public School.
17(7- As ADAMS, M. D., late of Lakefield, Ont.,
" • Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheu .
G tat du u te of the University of -Trinity College,
Toronto. Member of the Royal College of Phy.
sicians and Surgeons. Ont. Kinburn.Orat. 455
WM. HANOVER, M. D., C. M., Graduate of
Y McGill University, Physician S•argeon • and
Accoucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Odee-4looms in
Meyer's Blook lately °coupled by Dr. Phelan, and
fornaerly by the late Dr. King. Will attend ai
Carronbrook on Tuesdays and Fridays. - 496
1 a MeNAUGHT, Veterinary Surgeosi, Grade
• ate of Ontario Veterinary_ College, Seaforth _
Ont. Office and Residence in rear of Killorar, &'
Ryan'. Calla prompt13 attended to, night or
lay. A stock of veterinary medicinneon hand
Charges reasonable. 'Horses examined a s to eound-
nests and certificates given if required. 407
IAMES W. ELDEE, 1'. S., Graduate of, the
Ontario Veterinary College. After devoting
two years to practice with Profesisor Smith, of
ITorouto, has, settled in Seaforth. Mace at his
• residence east of W. M. Church. Calls promptly
attended to by day or night. A large stock et
Veterinary Medicines constantly on hand. Horses .
examined as th soundness and certificates given
Horses bought and sold on commission. 424
him was liberal payment . for
udered and to have his praises
n the neiehborhood. by a grate-
Y
WE HAV
" MEDICAL
ONTARIO.
ALL," SEAFORTH.
STUFFS. DYE STUFFS.
THIS SEASON TAKEN 14rECIAL CARE IN THE SELECTION
OUR DYE STUFFS, AND: HAVE NOW ON HAND A
STOCK SECOND TO NONE IN THE COUNTY
AS REGARDS QTjA ITY OR QUANTITY.
Try Our Pure Dutch Madiler, hzdigo,FuStic, Cudbearr
• Turmeric, Loywopd, Cochineal, Etc.
Full Directions given with each Parce,l, and if properly follow-
ed we will Guarantee Good. Co ors.
ITICKSON & BLEASDELL, Seaforth.
1.1 DERBYSHIRE. T.! . D. S., --
EMOV-AL. REMOVAL. REMOVAL,
, -NATM 1\T _ CD INT
Rs to intimate that he has Remo, ed Deice to D. McGregor's New
' Brick Building on East Side of 'tlaiwe Street, Pht Mortis, and Fourth Door
South of William Campbell's Clbthing Emporium where he will, as
ATIGUST 14, 187
1TCHELL'S BOOKSTORE,
SEAFORTH.
The hard tithes ere swiftly ftylins,
= And Soon we'll be safe again,
If in ith we keep on trying, -
We'll surely unr "matte regain.
)
Books, Stationery, and an
variety wWt Fwency Goods at
Yenag men, why den't you, get ma
'Tis then you'll enjoy this life,
And Say with regret I've tarried,
• But betterra had a wife.
nutty L'arr:ages at -cow at name
Mitchell 14. Sewing itlachines
k
kinds. be celebrated Erdal- or
and the ;Dominion Organ—ihe _eau
perfect Organs manufactured .....iii,
sale cheap for cash. at Barry mt.
awn's.
A go d wiffi will save you money,
And nrse you when you are ill.,
You both can live on less money
Thai' now peys yonr :spurting bill
Ewing meni and Wedding mop'
at the II west prices. at &tarry
cheirb. -
An elegant Ladies' Gold Watch kr $25, &Ea
W°tihteerbeGs;ttidell ekineapIeeswt te3h7ver vffeerryedeihne8111)e;fer8aTer
Machine eedles, all jkinds, antl the best On
alwilaYfRull°111'ngelltio.1 Spectaeles and Eye Glasses.
Mottoes, F eases, andsGlass. Pictures Frames;
alLillescizte•Olst:i raud:rird. ciskeait,s acaltade..1113,,..tme Hans
H. MITCHELL does the Wall Paper' and Wise
dow Blind trade in Seaforth, A. good:1304,a
new patter s, at bottom maces.
A Call Respectfully Solicited', The
Invit tion wt4 to all. My Stock will
alwaYs bear iuspectiou.
Dear bu
Mitchell's
that I can'
in his stet
purse is :e
Peltape To
paid, and
band, P think I will not go to Harry
again. My eyet become so dazzled
see straight fer a week alter beteg
,then again, I elysavs buy untilrmy
pty, and eoreetitues den't stop thee.
an call to ece P I left anythiegma-
s
so pay it, as Yoe know
Ile_ Does_ a, Cash. BUS2/11.6$8,-
REMEMBER "f1 -1E PLACE t
No. 2 CAMPBELL'S BLOCK,
MAIN siE FORTIN-
HARRY- MITCHELL.
FURNITURE WAREROOMS
THE C
• Surgeon Dentist., Graduate T AM N-
ot the 1:oyul- College of Dento.1 FURN
Surgeons of Ontario. Office
hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Rooms in
Mrs. Whitney's new brick bloelt, Main Street,
Seaforth.
prueing
unteere,
laughed
cluiesy
fictetia
noons,
tieurall
sad. giril
of eau
to learn
•
1A.MER0N, HOLT- & CAMERON, Barristers, hitherto, carry on the
'-nslieitors in Chancery, &c.. Goderich, Ont. ,
M. 0. Cameron, Q. 0., Philip Holt, IV. G. Cam -
506
eron.
WILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commie.
Riefler in B. 11., Wroxeler. Auetioneer and
Appraiser. Accounts and notes cellected on
reasonable terms. 366
IR L. DOYLE, Barrister, Attorney, Solicitor in
Chancery, &c., Goderieh and Seeforth. Of-
fice, over Sordau's Drug Store, Goderich, and
Kidd's Store, Seafortat. 1 354
IVIALCOIMSON tS5
4-`-a- Rays,' Solicitors
Office—First door
bantling.
WATSON, Bar:Asters, Atter-
in Chancery, &e., Clinton,
east of the 1 new Royal
Money to loau on (aria
Ont.
OMB adian
property: .
MALCOMSON
Bank
s.
404 0.A. WATsON
ts cCAUGHEI 11.0LMESTED,Barristor .
torneye n,t Law, Solicitors in Oh.ancer3, and
fnsolvency, 'f.rotaries Public. and Convoyaneem
Solicitors for the It. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agenti.for
.t he Canada ife As s Urnalee Company,
• N.13. -.-M,000 to lend at 8 per Gout. Firms
Roe Res and Lots for :tale. 53
•cissors or her trowel. Ile. vol- christened Gen.- Grant, jr., and added.
his . assistance, but }Jester . to the Toni Thumb combination. The
tt hie offer, and decLued each • Major aml Minnie became great friends.
ielp. They- became very con- , About a year ago, tliey were married,
.auring those sunuher after- • •and lived happily t4i,ether with - Gen.
'ester- telling the chiptor's Pa- , 'Thumb and wife 'in. Middleboro.
t-tbout her happy childhood and , The secret had been closely kept by
wed, +freely confessing' her want , Ali innie's family, but the New Haven
Ilion and her • ardent desire a
,tomen soon diseovered the purchase of
311:. Tregounellrode - over to little bits of muslin, lace and flannel by
th.e man - r oile morning -to select is heep members of the -Warren household., and.
les for 1UI austruction, and or-- secrecy became impossible.: A- lady
em to be -ent to St. Hildred friend Who visited the Warrens de -
m same day. He took as much scribed the little garments as ." too •
chockee those books \that -would. - comical for anything.- Dolle' patterns
trouse her interest cls if he had were used, and the little slips and _
father cateting for!' a favorite wrappers were ' made one-siath of the
i
. size of garinents for ordinary babies.
tine's, when the fair May after- The child died at birth. It weighed.
(--2.ARROW, MEYER & EADENHURST, Barris -
N -A ters, Attorneys -at -Law, Solicitors in Chancery,
&c. Priaato funds to loan at a low rate o,f inter-
est, and rn terms to suit borrowers. Offices—
Goderich and Winghani. Office in Langdale'm
building, oppoeite Scott's Bank.
J. T. GA_RRO.W. W. 0. MEYER.
W. J. RAiDENEUIRST. • 474
II- W. C. Meyer, Solicitor Consolidated Bank
of Oaneda, Wingharn.
of who_
dered ti
House t
pains tat
at once
been .a
child:
Some
IZENSON & MEYER, Barristere and Attorney
at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, and Insolven cY,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Oillees—Sea:
forth and Brussels. $23,,000 of Private Funds to
invest at once, at Eight percent. Intereet.payable
yearly. 68'
JAS. H. BENSON. W. C. DIEYER.
The above firm has thiq day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts dee tho firm to
be paid to Mr. Benson who will pay all liabil-
ities.
JAMES H. BENSON.
Nov. 27, 1876. H. W. C. MEYER.
MISUE041.ANEOUS...
J. MeCOLL, Solicitor, &e., Brussels. ()Mee
• in Leekie's new brick building, 504.-52
FG. LANE, .Auctioneer and Appraiser for the
• County of Huron. also Commission 'Mer-
chant, McDongall's BloekTIVinghtun. 5454
1\ IONEY \TO LEND --On terms more advan-
tageosfs than ever- before offered. A. J. Me-
COLL, 4-61.icitor, Brussels. 504- 52.
MODS N -ore. especially tempting, he na- five pound aud ten ounces. Four
sisted u aen 'Hester's going down. to the • hours later the mother did, from ex -
beach mith bum; and .they idled to- haustion. .
gether apon the rugged strands picking • meter and. Mts. Newell , were the
up mases of the many colored sea," smallest wedded pair that ever lived.
weed, Watching the black cormorants
Perchin r on. the rocky pinnacles, and • Great Western Railway.
to the great strong voice of the Trains leave Brussels station, north and south,
-as altogether it new life for sim- - as ander: -
er Rushton- but the firm, fresh •
ind was in no wise injured by ,
, mixed0.0.1N. 0. .hioor2T5HA.. M.
Aecom.. .... 9:08 P. lltf.
iation. The clever little house- Mail
2:58 P. M.
sea. It
phi Hes
Yotkng n
the asso
GOING. SOLITE.
Mail 6a5 A. M.
Accom 12.15 A.M.
Mixed7:95 P. M.
WHO WANTS MONEF 2—A few thousand
T dollars, private funds, for immediate invest-
ment' at 8 per cent .- interest.. Apply to JAMES
H.13ENS0N, Solicitor, Seaforth. 538
_TOHN LECKIE, General Loan ,u,a 11011 Estate
" Agent.; Grain, Produce and Com eiseion Mer-
chant. Money louned on real estatt in town or
country, at 8 per cent. simple inter lat. Charges
moderate. Mortgages bought and ssld. Matured
mortgages paid. off. Terms to sit borrowers.
Farms and. village property for s le. Office—
Leckie's new brick block, Brusseln, Ont, • 615
Lem:sem ! Tiosmas' EXCELSIOR ECLECTRIC
OIL—WORTII TEN TIAIES ITS "WEIGHT IN
Goras.—Pain cannot stand where it Is used. It is
th.e cheapest medicine ever made. One dose cures
common sore throat. One bottle leis cuSed bron-
chitis. Fifty cents' worth has cured an old stand-
ing cough. It positively sures catarrh, asthma,
and croup. Fifty cents worth has eared crick in
the back, and the RaMO quantity hone back of 8
years' standing. The following are 'extracts from
feei.of the many letters that haveibeen received
from diffetent parts of Canada, which, we think,
should sufficiently Satisfy the most , skeptical: 5.
Collard, of Sparta, Ont., writes, "Send me 6 dozen
Dr. ThoMas' Belectric Oil, have sold all I had from
you, andi want more now; its cures are trulywon-
derful." Wm. McGuire, of Franklin, writes, "I
have sold all the agent left, it acts like a charrn---:-
it Ives slow at first, but takes splendid now." H.
Cole, of Iona, writes, "Please forward 6 dozen
ThoreaslEclectric Oil, I am nearly out, nothing
equals it. It is highly reconnnended by those who
have /seed it." 5. Bedford, Thameeville, writes,
"Send Me at once a further supply of Eclectrie
Oil, I:have only one bottle left. I never saw any-
thing sell so well and give such general satisfac-
tion.' J. Thompson, Woodward, writes, "Send.
me some mote Eclectrie Oil, I havis sold entirely
out- • Nothing takeslike it." Millcir & Reed, II1-
verton, P. Q., write, "The Eclectrid Oil is getting
a great reuutation here, and is daily called for.
Sendus a further supply without delay."ternoyne,
Gibb & Co., Buckingham, P. Q., writes, "Send us
one gross of Eclectrie Oil. We find it to take
well." Sold by all medicine dealers. Price 25
Cents. S. N. THOTo AB, Puzers, N Y. And
NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto Ont., Sole
Agents for the Dominion. ,Norz.—Eclectrie—
Selected and Electrized. Sold in Seaforth by
LHiumsdeksoen33.& Bles.sdell, 3. S. Roberts and L.
General Insurance, Money Loanl A ency, and Sewing Machine Business.
In thanking the public for the confidence the) have reposed in him for the pftst'fifteen years he
hacarried on these branches in Seatorth, he vii hes to inform them he will still endeavor to give
tlilcm the Ham° Satisfaction whichthey have iI1V riitbly expressed with his transacnons. He still
ke ps.on hand the best Sewing Nratehines t hat are manufactured in the -world, as well as Needles,
O1, and Machine Attachments. He sells the Osborne A Machine, which is the simplest, the most
calp able of making any kind of work in the most perfect manner, and the easiest and quickest
th eadedaip machine of any inachine made in th Dominion. He sells the Genuine Howe Machine
— Machine that has never failed to give satiSftNetion to every customer for the last ten years. He
sells the Wheeler & Wilson Machines, the most tapid and least noisy Machine in tbe world.
Farmers' Wives, Methanies' Wives, Merchant' Wives and Manufacturers, do not lili to examiner
and try our Sewing Meehines—Family and Man driettuing—when you -want one. Also Agent for
the celebrated PIILDZ 11/1d Pope Knitting Machin, capable of doing all kinds of work. Inetructions
given to enstornere gratis_ on any of the abeve m • chines. Sewing Machines to Rent. Also all kinds
of; Sewing Machines -wilted. TERMS LIBERAL.
WASI. N WATSON, General Agent, Scaforth.
TH.E GODERI
Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel md. Saw Mandrel.•• •. $225
Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel ana Pulleys Complete......... ..... ........ 225
Second hand 16 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel Pulleys and Governors .... .............. ,... 275
. ..
Second hand 12 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel, pitiless and Governors. 200
A:Hoisting or Boat Engine, with Hoistnig Gea 250
Second hand 16 gorse Portable Boiler, with Sra ke Stack . 150
Second hand lffhorse Portable Boiler, with Sm ke Stack •. . 200
Second band 20 horse Portable Boiler, with Sin ke Stack . ., 225
Secondhand 30 horse Portable Tubular Boiler, ith Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate Bats,
Steam Guage, Guage and Safety Valves, all n Good Order. . . 450
Secondhand Shingle and Heading Machine 90
Heading Jointer
Heading Planer , . .. . •50
. 70
. . . . 80
CH FOUNDRY -
•
Heading Turner .
Stave Machine, with Knife... .
New Engines and Boilers on hand, also Made to Order very' cheap. Mill Machinery
for Flouring, Grist and Saw Mifls. Middling Purifiers of Improved Kinds.
f. -"Agricultural Implements.—Stoyes of Vatious Kinds.—Repairs on Boilers, Mills, &c.;promptly
CODEiliCH FOUNDIr4 AND MANUFACTURIND COMPANY.
Attended to.
521
• POST OFFICE. I STORE, WALTON
--f- • .
PQ
ST
ONCE 1,1OItE respectfully leg leave to return thanks to my numerotrs customers for their kind
Petro age during the last 12 Tears tha t I liave been doing businets antonget them, and kindly
solicit a. centinuanee of their kw.) s for the future. I have just received a Laree and Well Selected
Stock of DRY GOODS of all deseript ons. Also always on hand 82'1'1111 assortinent of
G ROrg Stock
Ce EofO
Ri ESB—
TEOASTasSpaneediasityli—owlitehs,_fIT quali ty' and price, are the best in the County.
ALa
ePherson's make. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps
and Coal O!1, Hardware, Paints and Oils, Drug4, Patent Medicines, Bacon and Hams, in fact every-
thing requ red in a general store. Ask for wha you want if you don't see it. Cash or lane produce
taken in exchange. I would also intimate to a]1 parties indebted to me for last and previous years,
to come and settle by cash or note berme t e end of this month, or the accounts will be put into
other hands for collsition. No further notice ill be given. MONEY TO LOAN ()lc EASY TERMS.
:HI am alsd valuator for the Dominion Saving nd Investment Society, one of the best loan societies
iithe Doranaion. The above Society loans m ey on gond farm security for a term of from three to
twenty years, on the inset favorable conditions
give me a call, as 1 am agent for the Sun Mutu I Life Assurance Company, one of the best Life In-
eurance Companies in the Dominion, and cond toted on tlie most economital principles. Don't for -
et to give me a call. 1 ani always attentive o business. Post Office and Telegraph Office in coll-
ection. Clovdr, Tiinethy, Turnip and. other ne ds on hand.
ada,and I
one in the
Large Dis
SEAFORTii.
HEAPEST FURNITURE IN'
THE COUNTY.
W Receiving a Large Stock el NEW
TUBE from the best Factories inCtna
am enabled to sell cheaper than any
Comity, as I pay cash down end get a
omit.
CAN SEL.L:
Six Spl ndid Chairs for $1, se.
Six :ha is, Fancy Turned Legs fur $2.
Six Chu rs, Extra Good, for $2 50.
Six Chu rtz, the Very Beet, ler $3 25.
Boston bekers, each, for $1 1'•6
Nurse ockers, eticia, 90 .eents.
Board d Spindle Bedsteads, 4x4, 6 feet long,
S250 •
13ettutif '7 -Drawer Bureaus, projection fleas,
$I13— ther ldnds very low.
Six Cafe Chairs for $5.
‚‚5
In Ha
gest
toad
r Cloth C Thai?' 3, iS ofas, Lon-
nd Rockers, I Cannot be
rsold:
Baby Car sages nd Spinning Wheels very low
GIME 41...; A CALL
If you Wil t to fnrnisli, yonr house for it little
money.
WAREROOMS directly opposite M. R. Connte's Mairunoth Jewelry Establishment, Main
Street, S &forth.
Cash 1r Bides, Skins, Wool and Wool Piet,
ings.
JOHN S. PORTER.
P. S.— hall soon be in a position to furnish
Funerals heaper than any bne in the place.
I T H
T HUSBAND -OF MINE'''
Buys all his Machinery frora
L. .URPHY, SEAFORTH,
'WHO pleasure in announeing te -the
'\%j
tar4iirig community of Hamm that he is
still sellijxg the very beat
Sewing Machines, Agricultural
pigments, and Musical Instrui-
ments.
Mr: Ilarphy's favorite Maine is the Singer,
which is the best in the market, having carried
off first honors at the Centennial and Sydney
Exhibitions.
Partners wishing to putchase any of the above
would ecinsule their own interests by applying to
Mr. Mnrphy first, an he can do better for them -
than nee other in the trade-
SeVrin g Machineand other repairs always DU -
hand at his warerooms, Godetich street.
518 L. MURPHY, Se (nth.
TO GRANGERS, FARMERS AND
LIFE INSURANCE.—If you went your lifo insured st OTHERS.
R. PATTIS
N, WALTON.
IMPOil-tTANT 0 THE LADIES.
1
McINTYqE & WILLIS
V0ULI RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE JUST RE-
CEIVED FROM S. D. SOLLERS & CO., OF PHILADELPHIA , A
Compfete A.„$sortnient of infants' and Children's Boots a-nd
Shoes and Slippers, in Color. and Black. •
These Goods are the Finest and Best in Anserica, S. D. Sollers & Co. obtaining the G-ohl. Medal
and Dipl ma over all competitors at the Centennial.
We hay also on hand a nise asso1frtment o LADIES' SHOES, in Tie and. Button, very cheap.
We are the only firm west of Toronto -who keep these Goods. They require to be seen to be
ppreciata..
IVIcINTY13,E & WILLIS SEAFORTH.
A8 TIbY occupy the attention of all, these -
hard times, the subscriber 18 determined to
meet them by offering good. inch Hemlock, " not
-4 usually sold. for inch," at the following tato:
-12 feot Hemlock. at $7 00 per thousand; 14 foot
Feneing;at $7 50, for Cash. All orders over 4.0013.
5 per cent. discount. Call and see if Ton don't
I get what is represented.
' Book IA cern:nate over 3 months will be charged
8 per cent.
The elubseriber thanks his numerous customers-
; for the* liberal support, and solicits a Maim-
ance of their fa.vors.
JOHN THOVIPSON.
• 438 Steam Sa-7/
A.:1\T
THAT THOMAS COVENTRY S
IS THE PLACE TO GET GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEil
IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
EiUTTER TUBs
S. TROTT, SEA:FORM,
P prepared to supplY all customeis
I an. immber of his
• SUPERIOR BUTTER TUBS,
At $30 per hundred, Cash. These Tubs are se
and faverably known to the trerle that it /5 .
unnecessary to sey anything in their recoraraen-
dation,
MR. TROTT also manufatturee a Smallli
tird-
weod Tub, suitable for washing butter in.
Ordera by mail or otherwise promptly -attend.-
,ed to.
• 495 • S. TROTT, Seaforth.
• 1?)==1/113-P1P)• DIGESTIVE FLUID.
• •
HA seal just Opened Out the Largest Stec
in Sajforth. Not old Bankrupt Stock, n
Stock, ho ht from the best factories in the
think, ereja Grangers can hardly take exeepti
business 180 often lately, that I know it is dif
got perm4nently located now for some time
from WiWam Robertson &. Co.'s Hardware S
SIGN OF THE BIG BOO
, suitable for Spring and Summer Wear, ever Shown
r Wholesale Culls bought in Job Lots, but Good New
Dominion for cash, and will be sold at prices which, I
n. I have been compelled to change my plisse of
cultlfor my customers to find me. 33.ut I trust 1 have
Lt least, in Stark's New Brick Block, next door south
re.
, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THOMAS COVENTRY.
P8d ie PSSeit3 Lai f eee I. nnIgtVfiarsii°:1:oustpsyl*sivarpnielisttoilef:tieetparlinattt:
dangerous -)7 ehr lEee tibsCej la Is: s or; hg eS 15i heart,'vdFdi:e yi ad i s e eh "Sef 7:48-r
but an excess of acid that occasions Indigestion.
failed to relieve or cure the worst ease a head -
many , ethers which originate in Indigestion
-
Sold lily all Druggists. Price 50 gents. 585-24
4
11 S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
-t-t • nd Civil Engineer, Orders by mailproraPts
Iy attended to.
479 D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
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