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ERTHA'S EXPERIMENT.
. (Concitrded front last week.) •
One day Arcllibeild came in with th
air of one who was about a to confer
pleasure. ; , - s ' -
' Bertha t' he called frobi the foot o
th stairs, ,auk Bertha came down
hi : . She bad.,
on a white • dress.
an, some of. tho old crimson roses
w ich she had brought \back from
ca 1 on Maria that morning, were i
he hair and on her bosom. She look
ed to him just like the woman he ha
wooed last year. In just this guise ha
sh come down•to him then in the sof
Ja e twilight, and he had hurried he
on into the garden with beat4ng heart
neirer guessing that he Was to he
there no tender confession of love, bu
a puzzled woman'sconundrum as t
`whether she were justified in marryini
without it. For one moment his hear
bet with the old sweet tumult. H�
was on the point of going up to her end
taking her in his arms, but he rem.em
beed the words of that other Ju n
ni , aht, the words that awoke him the
fr his lover's dream, with too kee
• a litter'ness,: .He spoke to her ver
quietly.
''iMy cousins, the 10eredi.ths are goin-
:to Newport. They have taken a hous.
th re for three months to come, an
th y have invited you to go wit
thdm. I think it willbe an excellen
op ortunity for you, and you wer:
wi hing for a breath of sea air the othe
(IB
'"Oh, yes," Bertha cried, delightedly
"i will be charming. Arid ' you -yo
'{ come too ?"
he look of care, the weary look tha
hat been- settling on his face fo,
m nths past, seemed to deepen undo
leek question e but he answered quietly
I will come'when. I can. Business is
unusually engrossing this summer, an.
I can not get away often."
So Bertha went off with the Mere
diens, and Mr: Archibald remained be
hind in the pleasant home a few mile.
frern New York. He grew more an
more busy, and many nights he did no
go out from the city at all, but stai
late at his desk, .and then snatched :.
fe hours: of sleep at some down -tow
i hotel. It was the summer of 1873, an•
there were portents in the sky. Archi
bald had been a careful and honorabl -
business man always, but these were
tier, es when no single ms.n's carefulness
or onor availed much to stem the great
bra le' wave of ruin that was rising'
ate dily.
•nce or twice he went to Newport,
an. Bertha and he watched each other
wit a curious- interest. Seeing him in
the midst of other people, she began to
adr ire him as she had never done be-
for�. Ile was altogether a man, and
sll grew proud of him, with a shy, half'
teuder-prido that had a new sweetness'
an a new trouble in it. Buthe told
he noneof his anxieties. - She should
ke the ease and prosperity for which
she had married him . as long as he
co. ld give them to her, he thought; hit-
ter:
the
der
ran
lon
mo:
s
y. It wasfor. woFnen who loved
-r husbands to help bear their bur-
s. The first week in September he
down hurriedly. There was a
ng in his heart to sec her just once
e at her best, in the midst of all the
goad things with which ho had sur-
rounded her. What might chance be-
fore the next time they met, who
kndw ? She seemed. to him to have
gra n young, almost like a girl, he
thos ght. She deeve him up and down
the beaches anti' along the avenue in
Lerpretty little ! wagonette, and the
gro in in the rumble thought, "'Ere for
ono was 'appiness iu 'igh life."
After that Mr. -Archibald did not
write. The great black wave was
sweeping down on him fast, fast. He
wan struggling gallantly; but the tide
was strong. One night a strange un-
rest took possession of Bertha. She
wondered what had kept him silent.
She bad sent her weekly letter, full . of
pretty little sentences, carefully writ-
ten as ono writes Ni*ho is anxious" to
please, but no word had come. The
sea : seemed sadder than usual. It
broke upon the beach with a long la-
meiit. Through the pale fog the li;ght-
hou4e lamps shone wierdly and fitfully.
It seemed to Bertha that there. was
troblo in the air, and she trembled fof
hi , her husbai d. She had begun
late y to think of him so differently
fro what she used. She went to bed,
but all night long she heard the waves
co p-laiu, end her heart kept time to
the .rouble that was on the sea.
The next morning she came :down
attired for travelling: Mrs. Meredith
- deplrecated so sudden a departure, and,
everybody was politely anxious that
she should remain. . But no, sho was
goir g horue. There was a little chok-
ing u her throat as she said the words.
She had only now begun to realize how
dear home was to her.
All day she travelled, and it was af-
ter . ark when she entered her own
hou .e. She asked for lir. Archibald,
and wastold that he had not been
home for three dayse Something must
be eVroug, she was sure. She went into
his ktudy ; it was dusty and desolate.
Her last letter lay unopened upon his
desk:. She hada little tiro made iu the
grate, and she herself dusted the books
and writing matorials. If he cam
honi.e, he should find a more cheerful
plat o than this had. been. She ate a
little supper, and then went up etair-s
to rest, charging` the. servants, if Nr.
Archibald came, to say nothing of her
pre. onto in the house.
" She threw herself down upon her
bed and began . to think. What was
this that she felt for George Archibald ?
'\\ray not this love at last, sweet, though
late:' Now, indeed,slie kuew that lie
was; more to her than all the world be-
sideb, that she would rather have him,
pont, than any ,ono else, rich—rather
sha e his sorrows, whatever they might
be, han rejoice with au.other.
. "My lu ,band !" she whisrered over•
andlover to herself, and t1ien she added,
half; afraid of the too sweet, words, "11y
love!! my lore !" '
T iinkin.g of hire, She fell asleep at
last, and slept for a while very soundly.
Meantime the evening; wore late, and
the servants shut up the house and
went to bed. It was almost midnight
when George Arehibald let himself in
with his latah -key, and. wentinto his
study.: He did not notice the fire or
the neatness, though perhaps a vague
sense of comfort may have penetrated
to his benumbed - souses. He took up
Bertha's letter, which lay there still.,
and laid it down again, shaking as one
who looks on death.
" oor girl !" he said. "It was this
homm she loved and married; not me ;
and now all is lost, and I can never
make it up -to her again—never." 1
And then he bowed his head] an is
folded arms.; and the g. eat' black wave
of ruin, which had sea ed °him at 1 t,-
sinned over hit 1 1. ' l ,; .•
• It was just then �ithat ometh g
`awoke Bertha from
her deep. 1e p. .
he
was supersti ious at heart • os
o-
men are—and it seemed to of tat
something stood beside h r I° iu f ire
darkness And whispered. t ' her !to
'come.
Noiselessly
and entered'
figure there,
awful, passio
first she tre
8
t
ie descended the sts.irs
e study.: She ea v . he
With the h ad bent in t at
ate stillri as of grief. At
bled, a' d thought she
could not intrude upo, that terrible
stilleess—she who. had been his house -
ate, but never his of er self.. T
the something that had led her d
mo
there seemed to lead her on I`
an influence Outside herself, she
felt. A couragecame to he
kn,
put
her love, his 1need—w
She Rent up tobhirn, a
on his prostrate head
"Mr.- Archibald I" sh said, and t en,
a ,moment after,' "Ge > {ge I ` ray. dis-
band!„
He started to his fee and saw her
'there before im in her •bite dressing -
gown, with h r long, so hair falliels, a
dusky veil . a out her .houl ers. He
thought he ad neve,; kno n be fibre
that she w s :so . be: tiful and he
sight gave him a keen 1. d sudden p in.
He took her hands an• made her sit
down.
"You here, Bertha?"
voice was h�arse wit
made to kee it stea
you were in lNewport.
b
her
lw
rn
vh
len
wn
vas
ys
of
Sit ?
end
here just now ?"
"I had a trange,
night," she nswered,
seemed to he that he
—"and I could not sta
er. I felt tha
ter at home."
"Ah, it is
You must ha
and .there it
will wish to
closed.
"Closed ! George, ar:
Is it all a f ilure, -o•
she cried., wit a curio
eyes, and a ush whi
fever on her heck.
"Yes, its a 1 a failur-
hardly•knowi g bow s
in his bitter sin: "I
do not know, suppose
woman, that eco Yet.:
for the last tl4ree' days
has rocked like aship i. {
Scores have g ne down
ruined too. do not
but how shall I make
You married me for t
things around you, an
all swept aw y. ! I ha
which to con ole you.
give you in ex hange fo
which you ga'e yourse
Bertha sank dow
and laid her humble
knee.
“You Bann t give m -
said, "unless . you lov.
you loved e, I sh
for I.ha* le rued w1.1
j
He caught er wrists,
so hard that e hurt he
"Be careful, Bertha
said, "that you mean
Therearesoma deceit-
bear. Do von mean t•
--love me?" —
t somethi
well you
e known
ay ;be a.
eke befog
-
“Do you remember
when you said to me:—
cold inSthe white moon 1
when you said it !—th
me it would mean ths!
poverty with me to
any one else ; that you
share myl life, whatever!
•You said you did not f
that, then ; do you meat,
so now ?"
"Yes, yes, yes," she` hisp red'; .and
he smothered the last " -es" o her lips
with such a kiss as he ad ne er given
her in his life before. -
".Bertha," he said, when he •aised his
head, "I'sam e reined d u."
"No man is ruined," I she answered,
"who leas honor . an honesty, and
good repute aid strong han s ,nt1—
lo
love."
e said, and his
the effort he
. " thought
ow came yon
less #ght . last
umb y—for it
as bl ming her
way any loiyg-
wa ,the mat-
ame, perhaps.
{ e wdist soon ;
ngetents you
this shouse is
I
on going away?
experiment ?"
glitt r in er
burnedlike
' he answered,
rply he spoke
ve failed. You
or you are a
as been shaken
ith Manic. It
a gal of wind.
rain. I am
re for.myself ;
up to you ?
s ho e, _ these
now they are
nothing wide •
Whatshall I.
hese things for
at is feet;
.ead upon his
anything," she
me. If only
ld not' mind,
lose means
: nd field ii them
i
rchibald," 1]e
hat !you say.
o n_iau could
yogi love me
t June ni;lit
, how fair nd
ght you looped
t if you loved
you preferred
rosperityi. with
would like to
it might be ?
1 for. m bike
that yop feel
•
•-
"This home must be given p"
"I should hate it if e ke •'t it. It
would forever! reproach me 1t r -, the
thought that 'for it mar 'red! )you,
though, indeed, George, I do of ; iink
I quite knew myself, ev ea the , n . 0
go back and Stay with , arry and aria
till you establish yours:lf again.!"
,
rs. Arehibald.
you won11 like
er it might be ;
•epose: that you
wFerythi if we
d have a small
n togethdr we
b
. u think • I fear
the first time I
.1„
the `Arehibalds
• home—a little
s, read.e pretty
ments of their
ird sang i the
ery, wlii h no'
prove to e the
my he could get
re. Here pit
alls,; nand.' books
filled the many book -canes, and dainty
ty tastes of Mis t
gave her hus- cl
es and coffee,
prepared.. Here
dreamed k.ike a
bugh, and, then
pme, for him to
k take her blit to
right little din-
ifferent'.restaiir--- 1
1 ;
dace when they
when tae felt i
wo happy chil-
f
vhich Lgh erred `.
hard to ks easy l
for him ; and then energy and: probity
lave always their ow
At any rate, he succe
best expectations, and
he told Bertha ho coul
again for her now, not
gin to ow eally
vote t ems ve'' wi
he trntlk, i ;th t sh
u didead.an c augE
hippy' e
inly is II ` f
ing(nher the
for 'Ith
ear in aid y
os ip hat repeats
orifi r peat; t 'erose
year "Jane anis
i g to marry fo a h
al }' 3e ha an,
'
Wily, you _ an har
lame er ;, •ou kno
king yse
"
'`before 1
luxury.
is Kapp
mischi
Mariaday, an
ias of. t
r out, so
e old, as
es on
h is ter
e ; isn'
Bred,
y expe
I did
r icu1.tural 1
i3y lHOMA
looks o ser
s friss. ;Gar
one' i ie•, 'a
th s
Hoo
lim rx
as u
en a out hi
i�g;p iu a s
tie nonth b
on
esIla ve
he„
ehe Ili ac
oboty cameo
Ace ting th
ed! i ethrough
not e mane
• ng' �� ��t her Stock,
ti e;,an: uivary P,ii
tta n d . off tib
i.g.t f there.
{,
t
uds
ust.
une
e$ but I w, nt
ou shotf d
e ,when w
on: c} you}]r sh
his` d s a fin t
e . ex. door,) ne
0{ Ipald' pinks.',]
es about m
b age.„
d,She Was gh
y glowin., fr
of the s
re, with
lin ore,
r
lu
d
hear
Fit
oN:
mi
as.
"A ' there's
1\J[iss Sharp pre
leas ye afore s
rat • o r windo
a 1 er the roof
r m ve `.the po
WI it , this co
a de f ; achelor
,rd:n+ of Lis
ard'r r hails
ildr ;ss shim i
' ell,,and lice
ter thm east
"V r `bad vh:
r. iirrel, thi o11
ate $
"A so ani
eine erine n
'I'm tbnking o
nd! ecjuirir. ge I
"1 that good'.
'th : ;tone of di
"So they soy i
trona,, and squiC
c n o veil you a
44'4 hat ! my 1
"Y s, an
heieiv'er y'' u
"0 �] " gru
i,
r
.
1
.
11
ou
4A
d ner
is wu
n tic
dp
each
ub tl
rest
"A
"
an v
['m''w:, mi
s- taan a3.
he or :'s 0
;m n,
eat s.''
�, not
08 1„
?II
the se ki
all! . r
i gilts 4:
tai
o r hate
y
or
ub
hu
t it
ect
we
sur
,i
to t
r in.'
e," fiat/
sig
yy
t
l�nolvr ou ave, yo.
ickub y ".
"I.v� hyo od
Said lkh littl : of b
]' t e fa 'e, u
pit to et at
ttacke a{ on
a tre-s?
e sur ,1e
e, ' the Zvi. ow
f ody, ,, nt tete
h : nes deer n
h wo Id ee
til! she cu off!
ow 1': d e re
a k,,, ,ho, e sh
t, ish'ng
sl 'ng i ski-. ou
S ro n.Kt ed
alta'g et
S� O
red ii
nijecil
hos'
is p
Octi
ort
1]1an
en
all.,
. SL•
`leer
grass
and
roll. •
table
sonde
Wine
f bm
(Mai
•rtiB
"°Y
},;l
"Not t.. I Ikuow it,
You have just said tha
to share my life, whate
and that is what I p
shall do. -We .can pay
give up this ,house, a.
Surplus left. And th
will begiik again. Do y
anything' now, when fo
have truly won my wif
Early in November
were settled in their ne
`apartment of three row
with the prettiest. ador
old residence, Here a
window above a fer
doubt lie thought woul
land of his nativity, if
lowu to its bright ver
ures hung upon the '
china attested the dai
(•ess Bertha. Here .sh�
ma.ud his morning 0
which her own hands
the read, or sewed, or
happy girl the day th
waited, eager with wel
0e home at night an
line.. And what gay,
ers they had, trying
nts, aud going to one
elt rich, and another
oor. They were like
ren together.
Perhaps the love 1(
rchibald's toils made
fwv r
j she
' tern o,
g up.
ck'ar
s: rat
ger b>i r l\
than ; s
ct.h‘er; picntl hal • a
-wa
rthei
o she res
n co •'ti
assi.tAn
: t d�
al
's
SO
omio i
arced 1
lack
th
ad silo
`�
nee s: ve' a c
away a. myr
ha't'e c ted.
our a -Mt 1
nor ti.•'e cd
s`trok id lar
"V r
ot1i
T 1
uta ho
know
hlnkir
wa e
o.les s
i
sl_
will o
mitts
vial e
han
�vhetl
na r
Poem s
Noo'e
trobacc.
ercep{
hould
ncispii
u,to
:hlldh
alight
�arse!
m,ol ..
ertai
roannyt d,a,t
eljc•ez
i gen
ar by
nurse
OW/
as
pro
of"
4.else buttr
se Fi not
herd
g I w.
, and
It
e F
1 not
elaps
every
norz
eadiu
r 1II (9
wing
ion to
accie
obje
brin
re .of
them!
rs1s
or -th
g eve
amore
short
ghters
{bjecti,
al, art
decla
•nT
it I
las
ar
0
it s
et
e
ed t
e
dei
jo
ids ;
s tie
ulb
ut.
0
cer�tr
11100D.
}e agate
er, a w
that is
ad ,the -
ularly •
y of
ger blow' t
as to s!
me." f
invitatip
tie wicke
>apturou
the flo
From
se-bu 1�,
ry' fine
n to;
e seen.
n my 1,
ashy le
white
your'P
re's n
the re
✓ after
nt rose
the q
y, en. -b
pddeseee
f-
{
THEau1;
They ner-
I think
enough
von she
as ca<ll-
ha Ged
i orld
•'i a esh
he sea-
cce sive
nl go-
t d ead-
gui hly,
t me tp
e tame
erica
cre, p,
!•gets !up
Mall
will
eady.
on W8
bor, w
asses
i
iti
d om-
w, who
er gar -
ab t of
ur five
c rna-
. an any
eeth ess,
I tep-
adin
ly snif
✓ with
e alis
e ark -
ho of
ke me
e last
bl om.
orts,
s at
vinlcials
maiden
ar old
11 that
isi the
e of
n-7 oint,
u-
.1
f
reaper.
ut Lor'
to her
ring
see
on,
s a
rs.
and
le.
rrel,
lied
heu-
u
sib.`
ho
b.
loud Vo ce
ustomar.. st
you, Mr. B
?f indeed.' re
ly of h•s
,
.
0
in
h
u
Mrs leer G: brdlnerght,,
;
g tabr{cc. ater
I'
' asked M,, B.,
•
enou
n to
ook s
akin
who
n his
the last
ardcl rs.
rusty and.
or
chant ono lomedolunscAstri, e in to n or
e° 8 teelipt. lu at. Charges
indwivillsege property tor sale. 1,0 ce—
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Private for ds o at 7i to 8 per cent. 633
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638
the Lea and thire ldondees, arriving
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dreadful u pro-
ood
onain o er her
pinneki •'
id thz h us to
not tie a
off to hor e e-
t at her peas,
Blue Prassians,
harp is heels' rder
out h gr
oque, th
augh s
ask if
iler lab s.
market value.
ne so elegant' as
qf old, but a cheery an pleasant abo e,
-where again she caul be hospita le e
Bertha clings to the ttle apartz ent,
where for a year and a half they have
b.een so happy. Does he think th t to
enter society again wo d be to los her
new-found paradise? X do not ow ;
but she inSists on wait ng till the be -
63
'The ab firm ha this day been dissol •ed by
n
be paid to r., Bens n who will pee' all habil-
Nov. 27
MCCAU HEY
SeOtt'8 leek, IS
Cee. OLICI' RS for
L-3 Cana/ a.nd the
and Sold.
Money pi vate fu de) loaned o morl ge se-
cueitiete aeonab e rates Of int rest. , meg es
Nene-, in ested for private pereons. n the
best more nee securities, withoue eteyeexp nse to
the lender.
HO MES1 ED,
AND CON . EYAN NG
the Commie' ated tnk of
ee
dangeroati iseeses to wheel the f male co estate
she moves all beructionse and speedy cure ay be
did. rio4 wit .e milsrit:. These,
It will, it a hat time, bring io)nilltslasehmortoindt ithybpbee-
bea• taken b °males during the first three e Olathe
uld
oarriage b t at any other time they are sa rt
Me all cases o Nervons and Spinal Affe teens,
um- Ipains in t e back an 41 limbs, fatigue en sle lit els-
whites, th s pills wila effect a cure when I ether
means h v failed ; and, although a el wlerful
remedy, d not con tein iron, calomel, ant niony,
which aho le be careenlly preserved. Joh folios,
New York Sole Propeieter. $1 Ot and 12! &mei
for poateg enclosed to Northrop & Lyra
ting ; !they do
lant you from
, till yea Lon%
The e waei I,
hile I as in Mr.
for moki g is
e. mokm
ne ed on
, 41 no mare
eke than t bre
ed to the ,seael
t fro the r ear
the
trong
t ren
le t the
that they
To-
ronto, On ., general agents for the Dot inion,
will insfire a bottle containing Geer 50 ills by
return ineil. Sold in Seafortb by Hie eon &
. S. Roberts, and. R. Ltarnaden. 197
thos
tion are fo
cells felt o
ars
neglects !a
er-
railr ads
per On,
ask
of
im-
at-
ac-
lest
ith
ish
her
cco
y ars
th
ar ea -
e trex
d 'not
xAtinain 'after death, i the In gs of
who have died of tubereular co stimp-
nd to be honey -combed wit ittle
purulent matter. To this terri le con -
lungs of any one may be broug it who
ugh remedies are ineffective as ell as
dicial toi the physical well-bdiug of those ie ro, use
them. There is, however, 4 source of •newed
health aud strength upon which pereons he wised
and weakened by lung and branched aff ctions
eau depenO with certainty. We refer to N- rthrop
& Ly -man's Emulsion of Cod T.Avt,r Oil and Hypo -
phosphites of Lime end Soda, which is justly
recognized he value of purified oil, obtain from ,
cti
esteemed t oughont the Dominionlfor its/ effect-
iveness an purity. The medical fatuity ha e long
the cod's liver, hi throet and Ibing affectim s, and
casee of pulmonary and decline and gen de-
bility; In this preparation the phoepho I : which
it contains (phosphorus being au importan natur-
al constituent of the physical organism) serve to
supply etemina and vitalite, by enriching the
blood, whill the lime and soda are Of incallenbeble
tervice in s Edifying end strengthening On bones.
This medic e not only counteracts ;minion ry 2n -
of ehecking and compensating for the treniendone
waste of bodily tissue ceased by. hing a.nd chest
disesovei—oe healing end soothing the e4ritreted
membrane Of the breathing organs, and 1 pro-
moting the development of pure, rieh blo this
preparation has no Neal. All dragelsts it.
GRAN p GENERAIr
OF ..,A.LL myHDtPART
pi
FF?ID" * AND, SATI6RDAY,
. SHOWNG ONE OP
rr
Paris
11
Produced 11
harn, Chip
Laces, Om
I S110/11
Commenci
o
1.
I WI
CORES
Spe
ored
cent
to be
SU M
men
HOSIE
Chil
and
in
EACH
raise on go
FIVE P
ill beOpened with a Grand Display
a
nd ew 'Pattern Ha
•
is Seaeon. Also every khape and Sty
Tape, and Tuscan Hats _4,nd Bonnet
e to
Is
D 191
APRIL 23
18 0.
, AGAIN READY FOR BUSIINESS.
! PLOWS AND 'HARROWS.
. Melba. , • He has now on hand aIlarge quantity
of these implements, and is atilt manufacturing
to supply those in need, and evill be soldas cheap
as good work and material ;will :allow: If 3,04
:want old Plowe and Harrows: repaeted for spring,
'new is the thne to bring them along. A good
a INION.
prices, to -• Snit the times. Plow Castings for tea
0 0 M, 1 Carriages and Waggons made tee order on the
' shortest notice, of good material and good
starvation priceS. Old Snggies: and Waggons
turned inside ont, painted, and -Made into new
ones on shrtl notice.
Novelties in
be wo
FlOw
ea
onne s,
hers Ribbo
CK OF PARA -lila! ENISS ARK
g With good, .serviceable. Parasol for 25 cents. &leo a nice S
EVERAL CH
IN—
IC
L NE
al Lines in All Wool French Dress Go ds at 25 cent . S
Cashm&es at 36 cents. Beautiful Co ored Brocade Lus
and 251cents. The hest value in Plai Colo Id Linitr s, n
had in the market.
GOODS— eree, Bla
R SII-IAWLS—I have Opened Out; o e of the Nice
s in Bi ck, Grey, FaWn and Fancy.
y- onster Stock 6 hand. Some
ren. M n'e Knitted 14ose, only 20 cent
hildren's Heather Hese, all sizes and
ildren's and Misses' sizes.
o ma
my C
res at
w shad
eauti
rices
lines in &in Ladi
See ria G -or an II
DEPfkRT,Il ENT NOW FIJLI4.y TE
otwilistandinf the
ersbeei able to off+ as good value,
s.
! No Trimble to Shosvi Good.s whether
Free DeliverY to any part of tlie Town.
GIVEN FIOR CAS
urchasing. or net.
Rorse Shoeing and Blaeksrnithing.
,will have iny etrict attention. Horse Shoeings
.Spe eialty4 Parties coming flora diatanee may
g- rely on geiting good horse shoeing and general
s, blackens itiing done, as I do the *ork, while the
I people do', the &pealing. Barn rfinges and
I Gate Hinges sold at a smell peofit. Give T.
humor anil ready for bneiness, j Look out for
the Sign.
638-9 THOMAS IMELiikS, Kippen.
8.
THE
A
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM.
WILLSQN, PRO!3,1RI
()nil SEY S NO. 13 THISTLE cu
HIL 'S PATENT PLOW, NO. 2
MA SErS NO. 10 SOD PLOW
ruslthirs, Boot utters, and
.belongini9 t9 the B
R GANG
11 mple
tsi ss.
TO
ow
es,
nts
Grain
Machine
Sewing Machines Repair d ion the Shortest Notic , and worli,
Oils, Ne dies )51,nd Attachments always on hand,
C. WILL§ON, Mai
PARLOR BOOT_ AND1 SHOE
IS NOW IN FULL RUNNING 011,D
CHEA
BOOTS AND SHOES FO
R WITH
THE
D A FEW OF THE PRI
en's' Tie and Buckle Shoes, fr $1.25 up.
en's Sewed C n ress, from $1.50 lip.
omOn's Stron eather Boots, 0.o 85c: up.
om F'runeljl from 50c. up:
om n's Pebbld Button Boots from r$1..2 up.
PL
nd other Ines eqUally cheap, but too numerous to mention. Call and See
for yoursellves. No Trouble to Show 1Goods.
NOTE 1711
ADDRESST-ItText Door to Parses BOO
GEORGE OFFORD, Jr., Pro
tore, Main
r'Eftor.
: ime.tdAielvssio*nage
,:ed to take risks on ;the most•favorehle terms. '
INSURANCE:AND . 1.:ANDI MERCY.
:- and Life Insurance Conapaniesi and is pupae-
' ..ME0 Agent for several of , the best Loan !So -
TS AGENT for Seieral, F#etseasse Stotik The
Agent for the Saleard Purehase of Patin ,
1)0roved Fa4,91t for! Sale.
Interest. r
Agent for the sale of ooean Ste,amship Tickebs.
OFFICE Over M. Morrison's Store, Main
Street, Seaforth. -645
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
-I" customers for the liberalpatronage extendedto
him since commencing business in SeafOrthiand
trusts hat he may be favored with ,a continuance
ef the same_
Parties intending to build veonld do well to giva
lihn a call,as he will continue to keep on band a
large stock of allki•nds ef
DRY PINE LUMBER,'
. DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, 1ETC.
Ref -eels confident of givingiatisfectioneothose
Who may favour him with their patzionigeets neng
hut first -el assworkmen are eniployed,
Particular attention paid te Cnstom Planing
JOHN II. BROADPOOT.
THE ZURICH CARRIAGE FACT -Oat
,TTANE always on hand, • tina mike to Order,
" Wagons, Sleighs, Carrittere,Roge
gi-es, Callers', and every other aetiele in their
line.
They pereonally superintena their own. busi-
to Material and workmanship.
For Style) and Finish their work cannot lie
surpassed by the large city eetablislunehts.
trial and be convinced that. we can satisfy potion
to quality and price.
Mr. Tress is well known to the public, having
beei), in business ill Zurich for over 12 years.
AN D EIEIAT CALDER
Takes the Lead among the Phetographers
of Western Canada, and.
DON'T YOU FORGET IT."
Tie is to the front, as usual,. supplying his pat-
rons with Photographs and Ambrotypes„ well
taken and of beautiful finish. Old Pictures copied
and enlarged to perfection,. Childeen's Pletnree
taken in a.anaener that well Make Mothers smile
With delight. GiVe tbe "People's Popular
lery " a trial and be happy. :No "theap trash"
'turned out. Prices as low as gc.od work can
-et done for: ANDREW CAIDElt ezeafmth.
MISS STARK
AATIS HES inform the ladies of Seaforth
and Vicinity that ehe ie prepared tor:crake up ;
'WITCHES,- CURLS, :BRAIDS, dm.,
n. the Latest Fashion from Combings. A lot of
Ileadymad.e Switchee on hand.
, Prices Moderate, and all feeders punctually ate
tended to. A can solicited, Besidence—Main
Street, Seaforth. 631
ANCHOR LINE.
tIUNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Sail
Every Saturday iron ' NEW YORK and
GLASGOW (via Londonderay) and LONDON
' TICKETS for Liverpool, Londonderry, Glee -
now, and all paets of Europe. Fares as low se
any other firsteclass line.
Prepaid Passage Certificates issued to persona
!wishing to being out theirfriends.
The Pe.ssenger eccommodatzion of Anchor Line
Steamers are unsurpassed for elegance and nom -
fort. Apply to
S. DICICSON,
593 ' At the Pest (Hike, geafotth
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE'Bruseels Braes Band wieli In intimate tO
-a- tbe public generally thet they are in a
position to accept engagements on reaeonable
terms. Under the able le ad ership of Prof. A.
II. Ray, a well known musicaa celebrity, theyare
cknowledged by all unbiased persons to be the
hest band in the cetenty. Satisfaction -guaranteed
and a n3odel band are our ' recommendations.
Addr ess WILL, S. -ARMSTRONG,
$45-12 Secretary, Bros eels, Ont.
BR UCEFIELO,
DRESSMAKING
ISS BRIGGS Tbegs to intimate tothe Ladiee
4'i- of Brucefield end gursontuding Country that
she is now prepared to attend to Dressmaking
in all it3 branches. Cuttrng and Fitting
645-4 - MISS BRIGGS,. Brucefield.
TO THE IADIES.
la RS. BEATEN is now prepared to attend to
-4T-A- Dress and Mantle Making in all the New
Styles. Also Apprentices wented, to learn bY
the Latest and Most Improved System. Rooms
and residence on Goderich stroet, opposite
Edward Cash's. 6444 •
SEED GRAIN -
BA IlLEY, suitable for Seed, which he will sell
at r easonable prices,'
640 JOHN HANNAH, Con. • 2, Tuckersmitie
•
APRIL
Nnheit
mule 4-olil
in nint,,
An HI* zn
itarais
deavoring to
Chihiren's lin
the question
rather have
'°es' v 1 is II i ii la ern: tenhwgzla stiellattsth:p1 e aele'ensu tf()ee
bags ; bis r
could have ril
—It must
erabarrassin
on Bowling
escorted the
a meeting an
Bible as the
aisle, 4qty ds
molted with
curred in an 1
'moat rniraol
snwallickr:raedall?ag;
which felt i
daughter, or
dertook to re
tobacco: 413i
without stop.'
tions, 44is it
the other
would, quit it
energetically
won't chew i
Chew tobac
listener. 4.1
gruffly. with
pray, which.
you or IT"
shook with. l
1 have been
word for the
Igo to a ne
hotel. fro* t
fpoilel so wgewtsitifflo
ealls to the
IN tiers bine
WWI af3 we
follow him.
to the best
He shouts a
fres a joke
He looks ov
after him, a•
• a sLiaxtgerp
ewigarth. tq,Thei
'who's in tit
saving fate
friend, 4g- e
gentlenaan
hesitates, h
to me lairase
then in. the
tAnd he
ers do not n
-the tow33.,
Be is hreoz
new stories,
frisks with
the best 1;
ways haa
without tro
twi;sriadsee:
platform to
will. give up
know him p
saevelni duttioluhtektnw:o
the 7orst..
110 OW.g. b .1 3111:1(1 T Ass;
ales and su
way young
tired to wb
be repose,
tPb1 lair neil°aawseb—; rnahget:
an hour an
ting rtp her
ishing her,
piece sil
in giving
ever tried i
Just as we
8st EL likeoeenn: ht8 iebi a e
citouoirtyintge
nalylte.. and
tone tli'a
wilahaddeoarwsne
sainoneednaIs
else was
13;eaasrl el:trot:refit:IN/re 41:i 11'
length givi
was heard
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