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A WILD NIGHT AT 'Z�FNT•
TLEBY GRANGE.
CSAPTE:ti II.
This reznark was more unjust than
t s.e other. Few rode better than John
D'xon ; Sate Sibbert thought nobody
d d so. Teara of vexation staring into
h r bright eyes told ,` that she felt it
k •nly, but she hadthe prudence: to: say
n® thing.. !
''However," added Miss Bearnish,. ""I
t. *ilk we have had enough tall.: about
t it'at young man. Do not worrit me s0,.
Pate, with the waters all out like this.
on always do it."
This certainly was the first flood nate
l:d seen ill the vale.
Darting this time Mr. john Dixon,
N horn the elderly lady had twice
s: open of as "that young man," was
etching the fast retreating vehicle
am hie eadd.le, with a flitch behindfit
d one before. = He had quickly °ata i-
ted the horse, whose color had been
slandered, from the dyke, and, au re- t
ining the road, had wheeled half
1
a
0
s
g
a out. 0
"She might have left us just a
o the turnpike, and the Glitch rut
like a brook," he said, r`aesuz'ing
res by. patting hie neck "I 1)
Ii v'e log the base," and 11e steadi
h Iter. ° But,F` he :rr)tlin l} w•eut=
am glad she dielii't. lute screw
cause shatbonght 1 was in clan;;:
t
It was .Kate's exclamation which
axed her aunt. That and Air..
eady horsemanship had convc
to a failure her ill-natured i epfe
the motiles for making him rid
morning, Willie s
gone."
So old Bates, it t
Miss Bear isb's min
the water filling Re
her nephew having
"Had I known o
added, getting out
certainly should no
shilling. Where is.
Mrs. Sibbert poi
But au excited voic
ment began to make
a quick clattering o
tow strip of red pa
_ "The water is c
tap of the bottotn h
race." -
The speaker was
behind her came Sa
Vent, much younge
watching the advau
ould n:ver hav
rued of t, was it
the re 1 cause o:
11,y and o;
one to t. wu
this," s e bitterly
the o rriage, "J
ave give him thin
auuah?'
eel up t1i . yard`
just at tat- mo
iself head throug
)attens i n the liar
rent. .•
'
veera
zu rn 1
d epos„
ler Lor
d b e
e flood it
his 1 >iati
of Cern eon,
batik tc
terrif,,
rat t ttil,
fa rthe
r gorse
re 1>'tl
uteilp
Elie 'u'
Iutii,'t
d Hill G
t
0
t
u
e
f
v
o Sling rig
dgerow Il
a.nnab,
:ah, t1i
The
tal of t
the ercllarJ and th
been their loccupatio
one or eth r of th.
he 1) O 2.' e every five
Mrs., Sibbert With t
• deluge hard just react
yard berry 1)usl , or ewedi
ruin) row of celery. Jnet
the reCalled by thc:l.--:unc
i i;:llr t trio. yard, They had
trd it live -Barre' " gate 'lea(
if that tiff
to the adv
11 all be
nd,no h
etting ou
and 'in
with. Ian
washing
kus ; in fact, lead made it an opp ortua- nothing belt women'
y for the young folks, who_ had in- . ivi' us 1"
antly a l'ed it. Their eyes had met, "Noris° ° :ae," eatid 1
;d she knew it, John . Dixon's orbs, ` the ponies out, Sara,
x.
e ;garden,
will tilt
e 1 runs;:
ninittes.
.on;. chard, as
lased difference
." '' SYe slia
11E1,41 together, a
+nits Hannah;.g
n: ted spairi.ngly.
d
tam her arms
kat- had been
a- the very renlrnisce'noe, grow as b1
as those of Kate herself. Raising
whip hand, leaving the !ram for at
oiled to balance itself, lie made a ges
t unlike vaftiug a _.kiss after
)Male, just then vnrri.shiug against
Ill white gleaming water beyond
r the lea.1e ;s trees at another tar
.e road. It it was -a ki d, it tris
giant for !rias Iiearnish. Drawing
)rse round, he, it and the flitches- v
on in motion.
In a very few minutes he came u
ares. But the old fellow was not 1r
ane. A farmer had joined nim,
t xe farmer was not solitary when
dict so, Beside being .liiinself rnouu
g a nag, three melancholy .cows
a out a dozen sheep were being dri
a long the roast by Mini.. • He had b
t fetch them frq�rn a low-ly iug mea
ich the stili' rising water m
d ngerous, and was taking • them
la gh:er ground.• The talk of - the th
telt was of uotbTng but disasters. t
aatert3 had 2�,sen lover this dart and h
b oke[1 through that.. '
"This wetter- ,is terrible," Farre
ill said, in a cpwed voice. "You
o su.Inmut iv?' anything else, hut"
isnot gat rid o' wetter. You have
ere to put it. The oh'y way o' g
-' shut o' wetter is to) boil it, and
ar the learned chaps as lt:now eve
ng sr�y it comes down Igen. on y
en as soon as the steam cools."
This was. not said jocosely by
.f: rner ; no, the weather had enter
h s soul. It was not for fun, but f
i loco .)h •
p `"lou 1' he roared, urging his nag
- t®'e beasts and the sheep, who seem
ight , here soon,
his "It"wan
sec- then in t1
tura Hannah.
the into the
the choice."
un- "You ta
11 of Miss lie
not see the Ai to of in
Wet Kate folio eocl at h
ere who had :astify rest
came Gia tering be
pon joining th., .i but s
ow to uuyok: j the po
and went dow,I h if w.
he her neck tau ing
ted the neare tj water w
tend The prosp• t' a.s
vert flood.was t -heel
eeu pairs of e s l k
tlo-w, visibly ris' : g ; fe
Ade beyond se:, ed grow
to moment. llr ady
ree orchard s a� larg
he circling ro ncl
ad garden ha
tion was u
er in retra,cin
e.au eel her lbws
you the house
nth- ''Kate, 3
et- it could nc
I thou;li I I, t
�r r- still he m
uu Sudden]
with a strt
Ilio face, she
ed sister :
or `'I once
swept aw
at here I alio
eel lose all, n
children tt
tine relics
--ever•ythit g w
think it is
speaking 1
to say so
that she b
ing towarc
could be 1r
a oomph
c.allecl, "
comes."
It certit.
Miss Bea
what it
117
d
t1
h
Jae o'
stable,"
""If they
attios, .til
k
al
11
0
tt
le ' news t
ed. gnu h-
.we.l -u1 a
i3:they- w
of the g
in -chilly el
ing fro °n
till l0 Lr
tnc kg (leo 1.
wept aa—a,"', 1)�' i
tri for ' tan adds
of the )aatens�de
'tiuetiiv y 11ripiat
apron )n, a s if en)
i
hart till , o
not ev u `Thoma
er 1.33 Litt'
L. Th,a
luck 1
lolefu1I
could
v -tnic,
t riclicul Tidy, H1
lriisll weiit clown'
tters
elbow
.ined tit
incl. I a
was of 1e
flies. M s.
ay, stopk'ie
?on tiptoe
is sixty '1,r
ad' ens
o ec eel by
o in at it.
rful . w: te'
ug ho rs
wo- thi t is
pool, t e
nd rtlund ; t le.
and th,,
g.. Miss
s, only
tiller. tt
s
s
e
e
11
h
"Tars
will: b
p0tt n
aid !Ira -
govt
: ll
hae .t
ah " ' .
ycl (
hersar'elffit
Tali naih
fatten
tv t.
ellyd bra. •I
Sth'
CCaibbi1�'
thou
a aFca�y
t�Eu
t,went i
y roar
r- ever.,
cif:thy:
wait r�'
bott n
.p 'p4r
eamish
t ighten
nearill
1
d
tv
h,
t
vai 'she
lair illi
he • ste
r, little
esaid :
c u 11 and
be so
ye :lot
t b righ
csto .pin,
age ook
id it a
rea t th
by ,a
d. e r
Wt at x
!think of.
site have o
uld,
gait to
iude • as
thi ;;.
d s )me
the
and
nit)
)n't
d zed by the noise_ in their ears of the
water rushing and swelling everywhere
a ound. •
-
Old Batts was full of gossip. Ilu.vilag
t, e ladies still in his mind, he mentio ..
e the Grange, and the postcibility Of
tl e hood reaching it if Red Hill Gully
fi lel. 'He n�).v attl,tacl by way of ek-
p auction, that David Holmes, the
gamekeeper, had told him that for some
reason there Was a greater puehiu 'of
the water iu that direction than ever
before. Joan Dixon's horse, owing to u.
convulsive twitoh at the rein, spread
out its legs and pulled up instantly'
tlgis news.
1 "Why, it might fill after dusk-!" th
rider said. "It may be filling now
Alt those thoughts the young man's fa
giew as suddenly pale' as Rate Sibbert
had done.
"Mr. Hill," he said, eagerly addres
• i o the fartner, ' "have you a horse it
t spare ? I must go to Bed Hill an
s e far myself how thins are. Ban's
i I give you five shillings, youss¢i
t ke these provisions on to the liana
1 t 1'"
Old Bates, at this fresh promise 1 0
g in, griuued wider than he dict befog
o . the receipt of :!Liss Beami sh's sing's tilling,; tholgh the griu now was o
f,�},� e times wider, that being impossible
'.1416 flood Was turning out a capita
tiling for Bates:Mr. Hill looked e. little amazed a
J1ohiu Dixon'~ midden ve retnence, Bo
athen he had. elided his skirmish with
t'z,e dumb drt)ve laden him, he answer
el that Bates soukd either at once hav
t - se horse be himself was then riding o
a iotlter. from the farm!. Hill's home
stead was now not far oft: John Di�,ot
decided far I')atu5. He -was instat iitl3
oit of the saddle, on ' the ground, tui
t (Aug the packages. The farmer dis-
°tutted. Soon the haul was trays-
; faded. Bates was uplifted into tlu
t to saddle, wen: c n: lac sat with .he
11
1rovieiuus sticking out about ter,
urviug all but his bread delighted ca-
t res. .
Iu almost less time than it,takes. to
t 11 it John Dix ,u vas !trotting hank
hard and fast aluug the. road, to eta')whether the home of the lady who Ifad
clriven her ponies at him was safe.
Would he have made pate sncl a
hurry if Kate Sibbert had not been an
i'llnzatte ?
MATTEL. III.
JohnI?igen alight have savedhitnself
I is ride is the direction of, -Rod hill
Lilly. He did not reach it. The Wa-
tlar had filled that fatuous hollow early
is the afternoon, Miss B;ea:Inisit and
Kate fouud a email but onineusly tur-
Lid rivulet flowing over the road two
l,uudre3 yards before they arrived'' at
the Grange gate. Soca
nt as they pe-
tered the yard Mrs. Sibbert came to 'the
1 itcheu door. Her pale' face end up-
Ifted halide prophesied evil before a
*ord was spoken.
"Do you mean the flood is in the; or -
Chard, Elizabeth ?" , shrilly risked Miss
]eauiish, ere her sister had. been. able
to make herself heard, for the ponies
were snorting and tossing as if they
1 'Yes, indeed it is !" was the soared
answer. "Hanuah discovered it won'after you left. She says it Lasts 1
Vretee and worse. 'Whatever ahall rwe I
40 ?»
11
""Itis ahamefuI of Bates. If ho had l
game and told as of the .gully fi1hls !
at
might not
e greatly tri
1« her sister
Cts As the
's. }rocessic)
Sibbert, s
s_ -mid—
() • "I have bee
dthinking i is
to the town.
ll than here 1' hate' der shall k
- i thing hap -
"Don't
f was; Miss
re 1 is invitiu isfortune. I
e wild if he was not •pafe ;" q
t ;, stituting ers 1f for iWillie's
. j being the _lie most,concer
l he -is not cafe ho will not b
leave me . er :" -
t- "It must be •einem tiered that'Han�)a
t 1.cras quite right in h' r renin ltd ltbout it
being all( useful of -omen. There va
- not one o tle otb r sex a Ong thee
e Increase ill their ni cabers s shed oul
✓ to add to be ears o each. ev coup,
- not relst; •he roar o, the ma xs behi,2r
1.1 the orals, d Dept gr,$wing lot gr. Eve
t the duinli animals ''egau to 'ow sigu
- ; of appreh usi an.. lite "pool ywent t
roost,- an th u cane back train • Ila
ere t
i3y aI
iss Bea
ved so
nto the
set all
indows al
Ine, weIllsl do
if i had ft
1 to ge pleuty
toll, tt aa, was I'
rid pans
ates ?
d as
Itch fai
in. tha11
, and tux,
f frigh,
ow vol
H;: told
i 8'i 9 ; and,
b. .u.
i
ni tg apart,
Aon lie
to he
11
0
tthe rr:ugewa:
ood. I'' �t cam
tined ; ve shoul
have v ., u and th
I sho id lose al
farther n . moths
'Yo. Na I cion'
'happen,' she said
lrs. Sib er t began
�t seems , however
isgivin s. for, fac'I
stag je, in w ieh Saral'
talki ' g" to the ponies ii
cod-ardfy ldtr•, sh:
tie taetn up t'I1 Thotna�
1131 as sad lee
oi.s I the G
ont• ined went,
ea e her penuileals
ole her ; ;and no
an family on 1.E
ve womein, in
entered' the 'h u
f..•
eak)tng in a very s
out : fo
a ge ran
hughj
t wort}
-he a
d;
ll,hano of
i, xill la�e�
self b
e is glen
er flier
0 if any
comforting
t good job Will
He rc ust bo s
ens to In s
,alk in th
lea nish's
boy ?"
at way, zabeth,
.firms er. '"I
s ould g
i tiv su
Other, a
:.d. '-'13u
onteut t
e
a
ducks iu 1 tt d ez wings
1+'by th
�ris11; afte
' ar0Senc
T to th
e door
„r. Th'
ass clan
eel were
of coal i
tansy ; sh
tcli ha
le -ard f1
a Ii 1,1uurng .t i ern'selves.
ponies w]l enied.
81`10 had rr; Med; sho
e•f mind ; 1.10, went
outhouses Enid then.
and the stutte=red "t
water, if cz
ago, She s id
Sarah v,11, Tri
doors I1au
; 1iCt.eci'in s
boon rest:4.
1 anxious ii
a loug-bo
bert jedue
her ever t.
She did ell-
' air
sniffed danger-
}
)n16 outs
lg lltside and sty a especial]
s Tic; pre.asteroue way abort
dl cl bes0 n. Potir Mrs. Sit
mornen lore an
of the I tt'er th
he ponie , either ii
on of t le wome
began t
*went t
of (let
elkitchen
reach th
ad got t
Th
row stair
Were n
y must
GO, befor
her pore
ely d sturbed,
d that their .1i
were ruring
the end of their I suggestil
pouies coulduot clir4b the na
of the, Grange, even, if the
other Objection: She said th
taken up the high road at hi
fir apinney, and there be tu
to find their own way to the
HE HUR
r
he wouK. 4ave 't
ate th 1 duck
lie fir, he :moth
-iittcel et lvlaoaro'w•
IIfoie of the wa
airily be ne gra
ess. I aid all
,‘,,,,:til- ce a he
ug t
of 61
O al
r.
g.
usl
ere
len
gli
ho
°inlet ;11116).iou-
otl
sl
ss le,
he
Ke ref
sh.
3.11
lo
iu
sh
OD
al
nen OW C
ibove
the Gra]
nd t
on tl
on se
flew
tatio
r.
t
at
13,
the
id
1
t.
h was
e ention of it
It mean a MI
t, while s
ad to preve
her not
y d. Taking
as now grOwt
bean o le ot
v bre
a or
e 'rat
th
Mrs. S bb
Kate a is
ill h
and the eds
aters 'ply
at Pi ep
no et'
here I- no auge
64
eirdl " Ito you 13.'6
frot mei;
to la sbel
lied —be
I y°11
i reit rate the W I lo
" ou ed not baler
to s ste line in , ki
It waS mist t
slig tfia way he
in t e desk.
\vitt not eta bat
ling' is way ine "
art ug his iste
ciii
111 EXPOSITOR.
IsilmiRosy
9 HOUSE
•
GFiEAT •CLEAR1NG, Si I.
BANKER,
0 c in the
so s Rote
th Bank
0 NOT
c- Eng
•
tt t.1.3e side of
in per ha ps y
rirnistr ,ss, ;or
SS n
IMiss ea
110180.)11' re at
nd
-he co
use 13.
he !Old place
as as oni.
her. Sa,r
re, an will
Da ping to
re di ean to
11 -
CS
ace
ng
is /as ng
time, bef
just say
open. 1
FA
Draf
S. AND
sh
NI
remises under David -
formerly occzpied.by
Col l 711 erce,
BILLS DMA NTED.
.1; E NOTES BOUGHT.
Issued 're:ye:hie at all E
Moral, o Loan Ti itIrOrtgageti; Pet; from
1 ine Per Cent.
FAN
T—
DDS EMPORIUM SpkFORT1-1
week, I have eommenced to run off the h lance of my exten-
i sive Summer Stock of
AT G
GOODS: RE k.DYMADE LOTH
AND CAPS, GENTS' FUR-
Every Departpa ut be fonnd thoroughly assorted, 41' 4 UNDOUBTED :
ranches BARGAINS in Och. In COL )RED MUSLINS, GRENADINES, WHITE
' OODS, DRE, LINEN CO TUMES, SUMMER ,SH Vs7LS SUMMER
SKIRTS, and I SIERY, there sa PERFECT SLAU HTER going On. ),
Slid. These Goods mu t be Tsoi.a, even at Wholesale Prices to clear thein outon
seVen to. make r om fin- my early AUTUMN INIT RTATIONS, which I
RAS' 1P
SMIT
Tim Be
This
to
the
TH' ' BUGGY TOP
sr
GM
COUN
S PA
NDVT LL
D THF, RIGHT
"Y HURON FOI
ENT PORTA!) E
STABLE BUCO
t and Mo t Useful invention
e the
marke
And on that is b
the de and be un
Pon UM; any pers
with° any inc
be seen to be, el
surpass d.
nounde it as bein
V Tops in exited :
SS London ; W. Sag
re
ot
te" Order
is
ack into the
hing like a
ong them.
r end
. Ar
1 he
a go an
h
rgwee: ot: 0‘
me
0-;
per
a re011it
her
je,,,bnel ef
very stra ge. '1
: thin la; ;epees to hirrn!
wit goo news In.
., a:it'll-Lb:10i (anttboajt,: I:1;11'
Mr, ix n, bear tilis
we re I drown al to
him. 1 a was
had set ip a cry
i' She 'kept her ha
i)
;, till orss and ri
l' I ' pas int, the
11Zan -ht I is ear
q
ad Ope ed, and t
i he saw the a
nge
we
ed
to
If
I bring
sitat d
Ie
twe ve
of t is
away
wo
Wildge
I tell
evishly
back
*him; you
eak in this
lira danger
She lowered
'Ilion- ashien
p ril. Go
s ay h
1 do
re, and
ot bring
houabt, Miss
they/ were on
mat ner was
ri),. if an
ot listen
i wit him, Or
46
sked, "What
e chive 'now
las to go baCk
her- wi I be no
as the apt an -
in an - gony for
le happe s to him,
ether—t 11 of us.
ti
she ie rd t e horse's
•
,,ure a. tal elegant
male free
is sou:
tei
111 a
114g tNi alb
ving re-
ain devote
les» in all
y Pictures
guaranteed
op .2's proton
tilders and Liv
est ever &trod Iced 'in
CHOICE LOT OF REMNAN1L$
Are -also tieing off red at nearly one-third their cost,
RLUINANT.,S IN MACK: AND COLORED LUSTRES
REMNJA. TS PRINTS, •
RE' INA TS IN -MANTEL, DRESS AND T
REM TANTS IN CASHMERE.S.
•
cinsisting of
•
TEA
THE
Oro
TS THE
value f
JUL 1880,
\ TEA:S. TEAS
W CROP 4UST ARRIVED
sT7.04
Just try b s Not Teao-141,;ey arA really good „a
cheap. se a ai,en. selected Stock -of F,resli
FRESH ROCIERIES NB PROVISIONS
e viand, Blank Overopt jel y, B-4.!
ied Apples.
-HON Y ITN 14,113 B TILES
Some of the b+st Tea DI•tat in 'the market; a
E5 centa pe r
' "Tr,v my zek .Pongau --1:0a at Solaria 60 cent
4;t5istt4.1t:11:2.1:13P;;;41131,:teilitii:e1;170,Tel lit:ex0.io.crenstros il).:re pii estiga
ilnAtu:•!::::-114,:rilsri,:ps.slviir,t41:Itt•tsehti, el3sLiefit,110:{1.01.11,1111:401AtintlAez
'PCoutr(131::::-:, Graham leionq 0 rtaand ptriat-oe.s.
rgjeAsiRoeSk va G•!,1F-fiGelii;a1Traii:4,41{1,$:
bich,j being her:' lit befote the rise'
0 8014 very sit nh
L iL H E AD,
FRUIT
sizes, v
price, will
A
ST
BRUS L1 E WORKS
I TOW- N BURROW
- TIM Su ,scriht rs take if s opportunity of
that h
MIMING SILKS kih' "4
°ode la they are now fin
public NV) first eleves at 132. -IF. eash, at
kiln, or 14-- delivered.
PH- RICE. Brulisels, and- roavit g ;given impel -
he age.
A QUANTITY OF DAMAGED. tilIGERING YARN AT YOUR OW
zced by Astoundiug Bar
7y men GREAT CLEAR
coining such a fav rite that
iar elle od, for the simple rea-
n, eve a child, Gan adjust it
rig an dtirability eannot be
' super or over all ot er Buggy
elm mpbell, Esq. Mayor of
s Prow filled and &as -
A fel Township Rig ts for sale !lin North .
IlarOn. Address
650x8 ROBERT FULTON, Egm'Ondville.
ains in all classes of Goods during t e
Every Lady /roils;
reatly Reduce rices
j idge for theins
On short time, alad the
fees Lire' a Werke.
WN St BURROWS,
ontinuance of this i 'bel._,.. -
et. Saving Money, by purch.asing se likeable Goods4 at
should make it a .poiut to visit ma Establishment and
all Cash Purchases. Special terms o customers buying •
ighest Market Price paid for No. 1 Utter, in tubs and
ttousisting of T as, To
Usual fully stool . Al
-Vie- Free Deli
eet; Seaforth.
ugar arrived this week; also a lot Of Fresh Groceries, ,
accos and. Fruits. Wine- and Ligior Department as
orders pinchually attended to.
ry to any part of the Town.
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PUBLIC
T
NOTICE
RECEIVED
—AT—
VARI Nip GROCERY'
A I\ ICE TOCE OP
C9`0 kery,
NMI th
well to
he peopl of Va
cell and i spect
before parch
ty will do
sing else -
SEEDS. SEEDS. SFEDS..
GaFritaren ere wanting Turnip, Carrot, Mikgold, or
Seeds c'ui Make sure of get'ing them
Fresh nd Itched) e at ti,e Varna Grace y.
Oatme
I, Cornmzeal,
HOFFIVI
In order to n3a
PLAIN AND F
AT COST RI
SALE OF DRES
—AT—
GOODS!
ROTHERS' CHEAP CA H SToRE,
room for our Fall Importations we have 4
sell the whole of our
Luainess tan, ho i_a lik .* to manage it pre
ing :he se Aon, ;the beneata in connection wi
tAL6
ratel of in, eresf, -on .gooei ft 'tin see- ity.
OFFICE —Canadian Ban .:of imerce But
AN ED.
-a: TICE T. Al ellis, Ripp n, again ea Ds Toni t-
tention th t he is as bane ready Or the barve t
of 1E80, fo the repairing/ of Mowers, Reape
Threebieg Machines aod, nett like) Old green
boxes fille and .rnedle goer as new l also rep
lug of kni s and all kinilt of tinkerhw, done ii.
to give a e 11. The beet i Of hon used in. a
manufactu as of tpilies, and all kin s of jobbi
executed w 3th neatness 4;:„a desp teh, Give ,
out for the hive..
A(3751_14 sol cited ircuu all. Itt me her and le dr
.ii
isfaction t at ho is the right man in Ihe 'rig t
THOMAS MEL, IS, Rippen,
try
NOY DRESS GOODS, GRENADINEt LINEN SUITS bueinese t inerilt their'eenfidenee, and trade
the inter, lit: is now p °pared to p
E FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. at the Egg
IVIAIN
Wanted
CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLI4ITED. clean whoa
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FANCY GOODS -ARRIVING iWEEKLY.
• Just to ba d, a NOW Lot of Rufilings, Parasols, Buttons Frin es Beaded
dight,' Gimp Trimmiucs, Black and. White Real. Laces, Kid Gloves in. two and four
. • button —light_ s ades, Hosiery and Gloves.
Nb TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOpS.
CA RD'Is'O'S
BLOCK. j
Ali ds of I? ma ROCERIES s usual.
SEAFOR
TIN AND STOVE EMP RIUM
M lis/HIT EY
Ras now on hand a coniplete Resort ent of
644
MILK C ANS, PAT
And all ether Dairy 'Utensils, made
sold et Hard Ti es Priees.
REFRI
Also on band
and Style these I
A hilt stock of t
hand, s moped a
sold in Oets or se
EAVE
Done on the Sb
or Ga vanized Ir
F21/ St Bi
At the Lowest
Pr inpay
fac ion
Give m a Trial
np on the
will be
a number of- the elehrated
EN Refrigerators. For Prize
efrigerators cannot bp excelled.
ould be without .
rtlEAS
..47pw Imp •ris.1 Me sures on
Cording •to the Act Will be
arate as de sired.
THE SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEI41 EMPORIUM.
1LLSON, PROPRIETOR
A FULL STOCK OF PLOWS VAT HAND
TROUGH NG A
/tea Notice, either -with Tin ,
ek of T,insvare always on hand.
'ands of Co il Oil,
trnent of Lamps, Glo es, &c.
all Kinds of .Tobbing
Attended to an Satis-
ara teed.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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MASSEY'S NO. 13 THISTLE CUTTER PLOW,
OLIVER'S Nlo. 40 CHILLED PLOW,
HILL'S PATENT PLOW, NO. 2
MASSEY'S NO. 10 SOD PLOW,
PORT PERRY AND TEESWATER ?GANG PLOWS.
Stoek of Straw Cutters, Horse Rakes,
CruViers,' Root, Cutters, and all Implements
belonging to the! Business.
SEWNG MACHINtS, AS USUAL.
The Florence, Wanzer P, Raymond, Royal Singer, and other .
Machines. •
Sewing Maphines Repaired on the Shortest Notice, and work ;
warranted.
Oils. Needles and Attachments always on ballet
0. C. WILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth,
STREBy4 SEA:ORcieTRvile
A NE wayis On hand, anti ,
1,.;,1, Ca -Otero, and eveay other artielein their
nees, and can guaraittte; a. good rtiele both as
to reaterra and workmanship,
Reptiii iiig promptly ietienaea 0. Give us ,a
la
, ;HESS it fl-ABEREB.
to quality nd prize,
111,r, Ilkelait, wril known to the ublic, haling
686
THE HEAD PHOTO ALLEI1Y.
Picture* of Rare; Me, Tvekei,
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CALL AND SEE SANIPLES.
-4 4- every! day work, and tneh as you catege,t any
day et eildn's only. Lich (33-apery dear and.
brilliant c)riorte, find sineioth ;Ina. titian facts, sea
usnal. Ni ,ettiv.p pi -eget -1-'4A_
1NDRE WALU.D.11.?n, Practical Artist.
pt,HE REASON WHY -
IS FAST "COMING
THE POPULAR RE EBY OF THE DAY
Le, that it
one bottle
that it is
will do ell tb t is -claimed for it in the
Read the Pamphlet carefolly. Bay
and take it aecorring -direetiong-
lief 'lad be perfectly satisfied
orth s'cl So 4 by ell druggists.
T4 GRAY NI ICINE Co TortatO
I.11)131it,t11 1V.tison, s Roberts, and by lin
ruggists. 6.31,5
SptilTelhemeterras 80:8Unserlaure7aTared_711-oatri.°ellieg°fareAcenaeh:dresidoll
n° w, and 11 partii 0.1 Europe. Farea as /owls
any other -rae•clasa
fort. App
At the Post Office, &earth
1 593
farm purpes;
Previous t
and those of
to prejudice
t otl II 143u narnt:no tfwel e:ireenn:t1:111
mules
plozters 'won
blessing, as t
4sase, and lob
be illjilred
-Shorter feed,
rafaa:tst:1 k 'tac:
tate with inn
royal stablesl
Another jaek:i
Island of Mal
of sluggish na
Knight of a
lithe and. fie
sit ifu vt:o rio ble 4;:of:
pberostvepm;:si
eral bred hie.
!ourpetrhbaltscpzs
agog to breed
and they soii
- inThtillee wusenittte
10 years ago
-third and fou
of Masan
h• Kf:e±y:t..ni.St
are to be -see
atre in the
Did you e
!rWe 1 141h eAl eY:thibiT
Driving a
onsly, and
skill= than ca
The ben yo
j sa tv er 0:: eip
all she min a
If you a
she'll be Sure
vice verea.
gets into your
struction
smart, active
one hour tha
at the root o
lows our lie
for an hour
By that VAIB
thing that y
and has burie
hellai,Nav nmelatha
happiness an
von amid sev
'leer futon. po
ter if she is 'o
Yon go f
sereatn out
in- her dime'
band, and th
tegirrei,. to help
Now„ it.is
matt to help
ing to adlnit
ean do 4140
uteakr ser.
- thing a man
drive S.
br
hung in tbe
hat, and fan
wickets,
thyislIt3nsopnenthdc
reflge in th
es, and there
him until sh
Anti all the
Your hen t
troops are
as inepiring
Zie
the musiee
age, perhapa
gentlenes
your forces
rectiort co
as yaell thin -
and gives
skirts, and
Ts:a:yore:, g
bribe her -
ea itt your
tetil4Ilesthoeo
„stIoroeklizt molt
ZY.d.:4)i''Eerfohfriu3rehb
rtehaasto jpen-h
pants, and
bheisar'esai /lad
cause she is
that heu-h
sauce, au
And he