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WILD NIGHT'
TLEBY GRAN
CHAPTER Iv. --Contin
ohn Dixon's answer wa
iss Sibbert I" He repeat
ring it above the din of
e last pull of the oars b:
the bit of quieter wa
the second windows.
feet.
Kate !" was his next cal
king him drop all cerenmo
yen ? There is not a
re. It is I—John Digo
Bated. "Do you not liea
or a moment. all remain
Slowly—oh, so slowl
r of a light came into th
At last, Kate appea
r side of the small p
a ghost in the reflected light
he candle in her hand. The case-
. t would not open—the f: ,stening was
188.
`''Go to the other window i that is.
dp:n," shouted John Dixon.
he casement yielded..
My aunt is worse," said 'ate, speak -
almost calmly, shielding the caudle
SO
the wind with her han. "She is
he green room, clinging o the bed
re my grandfather and andmother
- 1 end there.
she is sing -
d, "Is ma
the open.
could just
f the Graz=
oom firth-.
et to an old
ixon did
•
T NET -
E.
ed.
a shout,
the name,
the flood.
ought them
er just un -
He rose to
his terror
y. "Where
minute. to
Kate !" he
?
d still in-
-the glim-
third win-
ed on the
es. looking
against the
motion, for
a kind of ba
"Good -by
forward wit
right if you
farther awa
The boat
fro
in
wh
both died. She says she w
I c ; nnot leave hcr. Hark !
ing " In a second she add
sal
wi.
he
ed
er
fas
not
lod
Ke.
pro
is r
aw
Goa
, pea
me,
?" By listening towar
dow those in the boat
r the.high-pitcshed notes
onn•an, singing, in some
o the west side, a hymn
Toned tune. But John.
stay listening.
he house is in clan
ng behind it. Y"u'f
e.
y aunt will not come:
oot uu8," was the answer.
sb, you -are in clanger,
y ; at least, go osom
will protect us," l she
ed.
He has protected you - 1
was. the, quick answer.:
• shall not .leave here withou
ger r no danger. If you d
me Oomething to get up by,
to b anie• for not letting me
can do with your aunt. M
thin» fast to the centre bar,
me.
K
cane
en, ®r trees are
ust come,
.
n end here."
te had leaned farther
ow a gust of wind b e -
God must
"If there
John. Go
distance.
firmly re•
y sending
'Mind, I
you, dau-
not throw
ou will be
ee what I
ke, some
-
and throw
from the
•• out the t
le in her hand. .She 1eft the open- 1
. ing, but it was only for a moment. The
Rumination of the - upr#tised torch
•ed her tying a tasselled bell -rope
e upright bar of the win ow. She•
ped the loose end of th cord, and
st as soon as it was grasped, John
•n had left the boat. swing in
ir, a clutch at the cas hent, and
as by her side. It was i vain he
ed her to let him lower 1 er to the
• ging Miss
-ack, she
- with him
•ed within
out wall to get,th
he two currents n
kwater j
sir.. Th
a rush..
ave aeh
than I c
was stirr
leaving Joh . Dixon sn
standing sil: nt at hi
ceased to ars ne with
During the last min
flickering ill' mination
ing behind he , -house
smoke rose p from i
seconds lata this va
flame, goin bellying;
Dixon's wor s were t
mode'of des. ruction
the Grange . ad taken,
flood invade t the lo
mates lighte• a fire' in
rooms. Thi :. depart
lapidated by the'recen
grate had sc.-tiered it
The glare al ornately 1
again, but it lways bri
meantime t. e doomed
complaining strangely
the other no ses the m
was the cra ked voice
inmate, qua'ering on
er to the wi dow wh
was—
My rein • a from the
And
A new era
portion of t
Up went the.
house seeme
light and glo
the boat to
the last time
all promised to -,be over
Suddenly, voice a
crazed lady's but clear
a bell, rang o' er the w
"Aunt, it is Willi
come ?" -
A slender oat, with
over the sid , was st
with an eddy not fort
vid, and Kat 's brother
a subdued c. eer, by wa
meut, rose fr 'm two ot•
David saw thatsin the
were several persons
father, two o his sery:
ing in the s e n, was t
white hair s earning o
He it was Iho direr:
Waving his: a,•ms he m:
he other boa and. to
atter had shouted
Miss Sibbert safe. T
called—
"Stop rdwi :g, men !
alone, and G.d's blessi
life risked is enough.
Liam ; remem er, she i
Spread out t : other . b.
added, "to re over the
time to reach "
The youthf it rower
ed in his eff.rts for
times a curre i t or edd
young arms
him ; but he
making. way,
ravely urgin
t there.
house
Strike 0
nee ; I'1
n help."
g, with
stitutud
post,
te's au
teortw
had be
now
s midst
or flas
upwar
ne. As
as not
re,
r stor
ne of t
nt had
crash,
live
wered
htened.
ouse
but th
st awfu
of the
comin
e Joh
army bilis
y eternal ho no.
h echoed forth, a
e interio had ' t .f
flame st 12 high
to quiv- in the
m.: Davi.• had
am his oung m
�r
to leap ; or in a
boat
ma
corn
tto t
go
rawin
r Ka
.e h
ar fain
Cgro
yello
1,few
ed into
John
if one
laugh,
en the
the in -
upper
end
a the
ents.
rose
tithe
d on
0,� all
sound
zed
ear-
xon
in a
cue
b
ch
e ;T
he
iso
g,
te,
t,
4v -
w
fur her
led.
The
ingled
ea in
ter fo•
en
red
sho
to t
dro
alrn
Dix
•the
he
wise
boat, at once, prior to his bri
Bea];nish. Motioning him
' shook her head. She would g
to h .r aunt. ' They disappea
toga her.
"? aka haste !" shouted D
the boat. "I know we shan't 1
time now."
T1 is prediction ho founde 1 on the , v
roar ng turmoil, ever increasi. g, behind n
the range. Loud, hard
ther continued, doubtless
by the gath- erin trees ; and
ter t(3 the left quieted for a.
and , it always rose afresh,
with foam.
Pcssibly three minutes ha
whe there was a sharp crag
- left f the.houso ; a long hiss
deep'3ning into a roar. An
'wavE riotously appeared, *plum
froxmthe west side of the Or
ing: t
the
.•
u
vid from b
ave much
shrill
andm- c
tars.
. W
a torch 1
uggling
yards fio
was in i
hof- en
er boats
dearer o
John
ts;a ct
e of re
his sh
ed the
de a s
David,
that h.
e aged
Let the
g on hi
Struggl
your r
ats," he
if he
SS
ad not s
mome
were too weak,
soon esc ped it ;
eaving th others
on his b at town,
flaming house.
hears yo ," call
is left h nd. 111
n he no iced th
knockings aunt's singing had, cease
eing made Again, dm
f the wo,- the exertion
few sec- ish trebble
whitening "Aunt, if you
drowned too."
k to tile illuminated p
followed, others, waitin
immense where the wa
ground redden, could
corner or through two
ing down, glowing fire
'king the were, a sca,rle
, David, flame all at o
rasp the to shoot up st
window. moment a thi
g like a initiation fro
gth away, ture two form
his giant of the house stood it
Luckily dark spot, wh Ch trey
er right
theyisaw
a sta.
ltor, who
ped hand,
silent
e, suppli
ere s
ge
eris
apse
ed
aw t
hich
tur
f th
id, away on
rrifically,on gaining .the
breal mg and tumbling, st.
boat unevenly, partly filling
in that moment, managed to
rope left banging from the
Tho oat, tossing and ,,danci
cork was borne to,the full le
but slowly, ir ch by inch,
-stre gth brought it to - again.
were carried past the 'come
way efore they Scattered—
rush rig wildly by. The othe
the chard wall, built. at t
right up. to the Grange, had_
This, left the -house itself still
here all .righti"roar
'He 'anted to reassure his y
Al ost before 'he had finis,
mor startling craSh tollow
porti ms of the hind gable of -
heal to'the -pressure of
watt), s. This Crash differed
othe noise. It was a Ion tearing
lie he
Kate
They
one
• at a distance in the rear of th
turned to Kate. •
"If she sees you in the boat
come "
"I know she will not," w s Kate's
reply Raising her hands pr yerfully, Sh
johu - Dixon put his ar s round ne
out, I avid. Ibudeed you mu, Kate
The 1 ouse is taking fire some ,here."
I will not:leave her here alone. Kat
strtigg oed with him.
ook no heed. Carefull
her, h bent with his burden
"Slo.shall not be aloue,"
whisp Ted, David's upraised
gh ,now
ith the
oice ro
c
ng
rt
fes
eee
Ott
ing
win
vas
en
1 higher.
behind,
were se
VT
brokeril
oar, the
entre
me I
oat Iliad reac
the waters,
side the da
he boat like
towara the
ows of whi
tain o them.
In th
shot i
nd in it
id not fa
new to
ing on.
✓ line
vanish
la brig
was s
had bee
oice, gr
tine h
e only
raining
gav
with t
; then
axing
k with
is •figur
must
ey were
windo
1 an
anin
ravelY
Da -
Then
urage-
✓ his
I ere.
nal to
• the
had
e tor
go
ne
at Va.
nally
s not
h his
va
Ifiad
h
a
o hi
d
t,
ld
oug
s ra
bo
spe
Vh
o ds
as a
been,
Elven
fi ed
to ren,
..1
Amon
Bina
be had
had n
n str
ultin
se.
e floo
appe
ytr:cuetha
pffect
h o i1ars -
ith. ylay br
ar11y a
iss'Ie:
'u ly r:cbvth
$$u defind hg he
th de:truq ion of
nth _ c '� piing
ilut by a
se, is t ite
al om.h that
the - : nking
e ne •• .. nsion
qu te sun
her, tin ;r the
Silbber tin ' Miss
ith t'be r:. Ka
live. in ;' subur
her bus and's
lien 9, . i- fathe
fr•o.' qtr: '. e.
ohs Di .; ii is q
eft ould 1
oto cted
ett . by Gr
en .: d that
n
b00,y
Sib
nts
Old
con
ark Tvc
aid
mp
St
ant
de
TO
di by
Me
Oai
anain
aVI
th e again.
e long ; for he
the TO d to
ed, he
erel 13C
ang ha
nadae
011
own b
of the
green
ever
were
the
dwel-
in
Wa lo
e to ac with
ans
a range
de elf in- a
the , but
illie
th co -try town
'te etir:-
in hat Wil-
e he the
H is him-
te. Bel-
eilwa
ail les
res
ad
ou
aha h
rt r
ther
• s
ro
ch,
sere
or
osi
its
r th
r th
atel
d, i
in
t of
nt it
re
me
in
• On
Hen
tea
he li
utifu
o
s qu
e Cas
• do
tur
•
d an
he
ine
h the
rent
the
Wil-
ton
f he
t spot
andingi
hey
Y, a
ne of i
w
BY t
eaving
•
•
a little it
hen went i
side of s
iat point in
iven way.
1110re 82C- er
in
d. David. r
nut; mas- fa
od, a still fo
he lion -se th
the new H
rom the th
gained anot
Ruminated ft
econd.. But
The old r
aised to
vor for the 1
r their eyeb
azed. If the
Ours S801318
e figures in
stirred. Wit
•
; NN:-1-1.en it seemed to en , it began those in the b
). with somethi
aid scarcely breathed, til at la,st rope. The_ 'fia
ard. voices within.- With ne hand the other tiny
,sed a torch as high as he could. the scarlet sq
aud John Dixon came u sight. were descendi
were begging and eutrea some A strugglip
so to follow—some ono
•
ls
ra
to e
atS
are o
Ch• o
-ha was boats, but it a c
tn. John shout. A fea
all that the u
, she will tottering burn
rill female oice. It as Kat ; s
e, see—there !h
e pointed to,a'mo ing pot, hal '-d
Now up went an inre`strained
rang into motion. gain, a
ain, they shouted.I Then afresh
art stood still,: eve as the oars st
e water, ford at he hird rele
out the glowing dwelling coll ps
sank ; sidewal to th4 le
arks opene over the spot ;
bright waters were instanta
blotted o ti in darkness,
Ise
rig h
•
ecke
ult
ight
1
1
al
111
is S
in
test
a lo
ut into th
ircugh era
pin hthiet 1 -
sl OS,
'o any
or alro.
ta
to e
• t hi
to d
ay
rd 1
roys
wri
irt is
here
a w
escri
uu ds
ck ho
regul
tectur
rown
ands
as fla
ed., n
1 is
ny of
have
ning
inely
and
r aro
the 1
f cod
ged
entra
onae
the
r hal
firep
ss pla
se is
posit
f a b
ugh
lawn
alls
trait
four
open
ervat
011
vl
oj
ra
ht
fs, a,
ha
rva
fav
ork
art-
etty
ston
arge
tarp 1
ost
The I
ith
ack.
den- 1
rite -1
atrhine
.44 be es and
oo sh :Ives
in
ved
rip-
ma -
this is
f qu
O roan
three
es on
he e
thr
ged t
ped.
ead
earl
bale
nbal
emens
th. t
o refer
e ma
rtain
his
dus by
PTO
le da
ry by
again
he
of w
ther
enti
bu t
iplin
page
as la
vhfch at
to
e h
He
big h's
up hiS
II I
91
0
t uP fr le
Anot er in
ceived Kate ; she was safe.
"Yo r aunt ia no worse off.
instea, of .you," repeated Job.
One -o the broken. rooms has t
"Sh has fainted," said Davi
Kate's, helpless farm on the b uch of
the wet boat as best he could. "Cannot
you come down ? If it isn't reaking
your Word, for—"
"Pull out !" angrily repeate John
grew lender ; it seemed strain ng and
creaking in every part. But amidst
it all, Miss Beamish's shrill, q avering
notes Were again faintly to b heard.
It wiaa fortunate Kate had s ooned.
She Inaew nothing further. Da 'd took
up an oar, pnshing viith it gently
sh
0
fro
through ag
oarsely th.
rms re- sh
•
et
OI
al
IS
le
a
id
18
or sa
usc
ce tai
st ffici
ut tho
na to
m as
se tial
vay
as e
d
ro
un
or
TS
a
r
rt, n
sl t
ly
a
d
t en
eo
th
I'll stay all
Dixon. wi
clear. sp
en fire. the
wh
The Grange as gene
Pushing on t rough the,
stifling dusty v
ing down upon
reaching clear
had done his t
and the crazed
, the poor aunt,
now quiet as a
Mg on Prospe
saved persons
flames from th
over the hill
•
of
hot, bli st
por which came wee*
r air ihey lie t is gene
they fo
ad that
John
lc
Bt
ry
811
11
rt
is cif
t df
ma seri
on voltP
red pagea.
er, td-dU
ria
ste
il
ara or oils a bring ac tb
s drau ht. et the ou
rl of nal', s, and tiali he cl
s se
it th ins
: " he o
vei rep ce is the
do wit a
ne ay tep
amri ng the
Mil et's
ic-
s go. One na
n b lona his
tueh
th
tory
toop
ollaStrtbyth
113T aka: ksi ge it 8
kii
not t
's labor a
t th
ay he
ol er
unress tlineo
eepas the
momus
avh be
wast
Iveec ed
id an, in
ecEtat
litera
VT
Is
ere the
ng s'des
ht rid
djac nt
ay step
do rs,
cr ep
slid ng
uti ity
th m
in t is
efeattwelloreakdY
tut re
ng ny
ercil ss
d of en
800n as
res
con S0
ying to
fau ty
f en d es
st dr ft
rrciPelt ilia
bask t.
rope n
jur
of
aiant war in his oa
oak and exhausted,
s later there was
ere lande
n Nettle
ad assem
hee
th
there. Th
d been see
le• d Lona f
alSe
ally the Dyspe
t eau pleased
• Ema Flo ate haantever, to
to mit Dys asia. anti Liver
fa mia such a8 Stom
He de he, alpit
ba te ahe n
wa • re orte bet
let ars ec,ei ed frqi
by • 11 g sta.
s can
t say
pl
eft, Co
druggists w
e any tee T
ear
le
tr
dmit
oneve
•
of
EAL ES AT FOR SAT,F.
This
garde
ROBE
RE CHAN —T enty-five acres nf land
I h fit use and arn or sale in Egmondville.
ropeity is we sititated for either arm or
purposes. T'tle indisputable. Apply to
TO omfortable brick store, with
riloms above, n Main Street, Seat rth, at
1 February. Apply !to Mc -
given ion the 1st
-1-4Art
"
the fla
s ion 1
S TED
VAL
Tricker
acres,
CHANCE.
first
above,
t January,
barrister,
ABLE
mith,
i miles
Photpgraph Rooms
floor in cott's Brick Block, S
suite • le fcr a dwelling.
1:79. Apply to F. E
on the Premises, or to
to Le
aforth
meg
LME
OBT
Sale
of 5(
ani
FAR a F911
County of H iron,
from he Town
SAT;E..—F3ci
consisting
of Seaforth,
pRO
-I- Fo
one of
There i
veniences,
apply ta
EPTY IN Et MONDVIL FOR ALE
s le the hon:e and lot in grnond rine al
th beat bui ding sites in Egmo dville,
a good well uad all other necessa . con
nd will be :old cheap. For part cularE
JAS. H. BE SON, Seaforth. 521
V ARM
There a
°retread
and v,-ithin
school 4onvenient.
11,OR SALE Fifty aeres, being Lot No,
e on the prts. ses St frame house,. Tung
and good well Is 6 miles from Br ssels,
a mile an a quarter of James, own ;
this property will b sold
TIC/175E
wood sh
rooms ;
with go
excellent
house, end
HAZLEWOOD,
AND L0'1 Oli SALE IN SEAF iliTH
d attached ; the house contains foul: good
he lot comp 'sea one-fifth of fin' acre,
d fruit trees, lso good well. This is an
chance for a y party in want of a• good
will be s ad cheap. Apply to 'E. j.
Seale th. 68 -4x
VARM
-A: or ta
of Monis,
which are
of culla,
barn, stables
gravel react
Wingham.!
ARMS
the
pasinent
Wcst lialf
Mills, saran'
dence and
to A. STR
FOR
ation
4ollowing
at
4ix
SALE OR TO
Rent, Lot , Concession
coritainin 80
cleared, we I fenc'ed
; a good frame
and s rods ;
; 3 miles f om Blyth
For parti Wart
RENT—Feta
7, Township
&ores of land,
and in a goo4
dwelling, also
good orcharcl
and 9 milea
address either
midersigned
Sale on easy terms
: In the
I South half L
ci
r, with a brie
all for $2,000.
Seaforth.
Sale
'7 of
state
' rame
a on a
from
of the
offers
of
own-
t 20,
resi-
pply
644
FOR SAL .—Tbe
lands for
the folio mg plebes
Lot 29, con i, an
and watlei pow
acres Of land,
• NG, Land Agana
situated 6a1 miles fron
go• od framethou se 22 1
bearing, orchard and g
cleared, abOut 45 acr
and good enceig.' 13
Wasp ce on Such time
7 per cent. i3aterest
SNIDER; 0-oprietor.
-For sale Lot 12, concession
, containing 100 acres : is
the village of Brussaie on
Jere are on the premakes a
4, goad bank barn 30!x 50,
od water; about 50 acres
s =tier good cultivation,
s may be agreed up n.
per anaum. NICH LAS
offers for sale ; there i an eXcellent, ammo ions
and convenient brick o e se bn the properta and
a very comfortable ho e far a retired far er •
it is also adiaarably
d en er ; the term s will
THOMAS PEABEN,
be vory reasonable. For
ply to the propietor,
ensall post °Moe. 50
VAR31 FOR SALE.— tor Sale Lot No. •24,1Con.
3, H. R. S., Tucker with, containing 100 ;hues
more or less, 55 of whi are leered and free4rom
stumps • the balance is well inthered with ard-
wood. There is a bri k hatteel frame barn and
aringi orchard, and Olen -
six of Olhiton, with a gravel road running i past
lb
the farm; ils convenie it to church and s ool;
post ee0ion Will be give at ahnoet any time. For
furlhar parrlars app y to the proprietor on the
656 tf.
well fenced and well dr ined ; good bearing Orch-
ard • well arid cistern goo' sized brick house,
withikitchen and wood lied a taehed ; largo `bank
barn, also a 60 -foot bid ding f r driving shed and
other purpoSes. Is wi hin 4 miles of Blyth, an the
convenient to school nd aura. Terms easv.
For terms and other pa ticulnas apply to A Elt..
faHOICE FARM FO SAL aa -For -Sale, Lot 2,
aea Concession 11, II. R. S., Tu ekersthith, contain -
ng 100-eares ; 82 clear al and xi a first-class !atate
f cultivation ; the balance is !hardwood hash ;
og house, with stone eller, and well finished ;
auk barn 86x60, eto e foodation, and !good
'tabling; gotod bearing orchard and wells; con -
ted within 8 nines of aeafortli end 4 of Houten,
n glaid gravel road For farther partiehlars
pply to the proprietor on the preinises, or If by
cater to Chiselhurst P. , .1011N C. STEELII. 654
ALUABLE FARM FOR bALE.—Beine Lot
No. 16, Con, • 14, t wnship of Grey, contains
n g 100 acres, 80 •of which are cleared and the
I log house and log bun ; also a good ore lard.
li
he farm is really good .0110; ono a' d 0,
quarter milea from Or nbrook six and a quarter
he township. The 1)1 will be sold en 'Ivory
•easonable terms. T tle perfect. Apply to A.
or to the proprietor, UGH MeNEIL, on! the
iremises or ay mail to • unbrank F. 0. Oa -8
ARM IN alcKILLOI FOR SALE.—For
leered, well fenced, u• derdraitaed, and in a thigh
tate of cultivation, thsbalgnee is well timbered
ith hardwood; good dwelling, new bank faame
arn 50x57, -with stabil g underneath, and Other
le▪ nty of water. Is 10 lies from grussels, 5 arom
alton, and 12 from eaforth, with good gravel
roads to each place; onvenient to church aria
schools ; will be sold a a whole or in two parte,
or will be exchanged fo a small farm. Appily tc
Walton P. 0. or to thp n'oprieter on the preMises.
'WILLIAM DYNES. $93
(aaa OOD FARM FOR SALE IN HULLETT—
tanung 100 acres _of *eh clay loam land ; about
a:5 acres cleared. and in good state of cultivation ;
the remainder is hardw rod, with -some blaca ash
,rail timber ; on the premises ; are a new faame
Mouse 20x28, a frame b 4040, stone staaling„
all underneath, with 9 her suitable sheds ; 2tood
vells and a good bee. hig orchard ; is 24 trifles
es from. Winthrop, and 8
ossessian will be given at
further particulars epply .
Prenaises or to Constance
COWAN. 453
0 hurch and. school ;:
It b. s east office. WILLIA3
d un
u the proprietor on th
GR At CLEARING SALE
—A
THOS. ODDS EmpORf M, SEAFORTH
As announced last week:- labave commenced to
sive Summer Stoc
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, READY
ING, BOOTS AND S
AND CAPS, GEN
NISHING$, &c
n off the balanee of my exten-
of
ILLINEUY AND
ADE OLOTH-
OES, HATS
S' FUR -
ED PRICES,
Every Departmeht will be found thoroughl assorted, and, UNDOUBTED
BARGAINS in each. In COLORED 4USL 1 S, GRENADIp-ES, WHITE
GOODS, DRESS INEN COSTUMES, SU R SHAW S, SUMMER
SKIRTS, and HO RY, ,there is a PERFE"*T SLAUGHTER going on•
These Goods must be solid, even iat Wholesal: Prices, to clea them out, in
order to make ro m for:i my early AUTUMN IMPORTAT4)NS, which I
expect in a short tiitae.
A CHOICE LOT OF REMNANTS
Are also being offered at nearly one-third
REMNANTS IN DRESS 600DS,
REMNANTS IN BLAFOK AND COLORED
REMNANTS IN PRINTS,
REMNANTS IN MANTETJ, DR
REMNANTS IN`CASEINFlR
-their cost, co
sisting of
SS AND TRIMIING SILKS,
A QUANTITY OF pAMAGED FINGERING Y RN AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Astounding Barg ns in all classes of Goods • : ring the confinuance of this
Every Lady des ous of Saving Money; by p rchasing serviceable _Goods at
Greatly Reduced Pr ces, shOuld make it a point to visit my Establishment and
judge for' themselve
A Liberal Discou t Cash Purchases. S 0 ecial terms to customers buying
on short time, and t e Higbest Market Pri e pal for No. 1 Butter in tubs 'and
THO IAS KI D, Main Street, Seaforthc.
•
p s.—One Car Of Suga•r arrived this week ;
usual fully stocked. All or ers punctually atten
Free Delivery to any part of t*e To
also a lot of Fresh Groceries,
e and Liquor Department as
ed to.
A FULL st,rocx OF Fi'LOWS ON HAND,
Cimeisting of the Folio
ng Kinds :
MASSEY'S NO, 13 THISTLE UTTER.PLOW,
OL1VER'& NO. 40 CHILLED P OW,
HILL'S PATENT PLOW, NO. 2
MASSEY'S NO, 10 SOD PLO
PORT PERRY AND TEESW,A ER GANG PLOWS.
A i Full Stock or Straw Cutters, Horse Bakes, Grain
Crushers, Root Cutters, and all Implements
belonging to the usiness.
SEWING MACHINES
The Florence, Wanzor F, R,aymOnd,
Sowing Machines Repaired on the S
warranted.
Oils, Needles and Attachments a,lwa
AS USUAL.
oyal Singer, and other
cutest Notice, and work
oxi hand,
in Street, Seaforth.
ADDRESS TO THE E
SMITH.—" Good morning Jones, where are you going to 2"
farniture, you see mine is getting played out and I want to
prices. Our baby wants 4 new cradle, and they say that he h
ECTORS.
ture Wareroorns, to get some. new
et some first rate furniture at very low
s the very best and cheapest in the
M. ROBERTSON begs to state that he has removeal to the p emises lately occupied by Mr. John
Kidd, 'as a Hardware stpre, and that he is now prepalTd to funaish everything in the Furniture line
' at reniarkably low prices. t Intending purchasere will find it s eatly to their advantage to call and
ex mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Repairieg promptly attended to,' Furniture made
to rder on very short notice. Pieter° framing a specialty. : 11 work guaranteed, Farm produce,
Is-
ne latindrecl acres of
,whic :11 cleared, free from F•
)od cultivation ; the
t:3 Ca -
life
he same distance fr
arn and stables • also
ha
prec
o
y in
1 event
n.
ian and We
th • t !Green s
ea( ge, failed
t le all lite
t 50,000
sin let failure
nd 41 cure .
651
land, about 75 of Which
amps, and in a state of
balance is well timbered
young bearing orcliard
8 miles from Brucelield
rom Seafortkt, all good. markets ; gravel ;road
.nmng past the farm, nd a school within three-
juarters of a mile. Th s is one of the best farms
in the township and wi I be sold' cheap. For tfur-
ivtrTherzA,partN.icalars apply to the proprietor cari the
premises, or to Bruce ield P. .0. ALILES
VARM FOR SALE—For Sale, Lot 16, Conces-
sion 3, Township uf tanley, County of Husea,
er ntaining I0o acres ; acres cleared and tree
him stumps ; 16 acr s good hardwood Wish,
pretty much maple ; goo lbuildings and. plentyarf
hard and soft wethr ; excellent orchard or ood
b aring fruit trees of almost every kind, ah
ls. ge and small; gravel oads along the side ! nd
ation on the London, Huron and Bruce litan-
y, 6 miles from Clint n, with two railways, and
cs from Seaforth, an the Buffalo and Lake
n Railway ; there • a good, school house on
f is one of the best i the County. For ur-
th r particulars apply o the proprietor on the
pr misee, or if by let er, address DAVID rW.
ULL, 13rnceteld P. 0. 654-4k
feathers, wood and lamb or taken in exchange.
Is, es 'formerly, under hia own surterviaion, and will be! cond cted with the greatest care ana atten-
tioe. His stock of Caskets, Coffins, Shrouds &e., will Is e foun complete, and at the very lowest
rate. Funerals attended iu the comatry. A 'Hearse for bire. emeraber the place. ,
M. ROBE
TSON, SEAFORTH.
POST _,OFFICE STORE
T ONCE MORE respeciaally beg leave to return thanks to m
-"- patronage during thelast 12 years that I have been doing
solicit a continuance of their favors for the future. I have jus
of all descriptions. Also alw
Steck of DRY GOOOS
A La e Stock of BOOTS and SHOE$—Matteraunt
= and coal ou, Hardware, Feints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medici
thing eequired in a general store. Ask for what you want if yo
t&ken in exchange. I would also intimate to all parties indebte
to come and settle by cash or note before the end of this m
• other bands for collection. No further notice will be given. 31
—I am also valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment
in the Dominion. The abeve Society loans money on good fa
twenty years, on the mcst favorable conditions. LIFE aNSUR
give me a call, as I am ageet for the $nn Mutual Life Assuranc
snrance Companies in the Dominion, and conducted en the rao
get to give me a call. I am always attentive to businees. Pos
3:motion. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other seeds on hand.
PATTISON WA
numerous castotnera for their kind
usiness amongst them, and kindly
received a Large end Well Selected
ye on hand a fnll assortinent of
d price, are the hest in the County.
make. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps
es, Bacon and Hams, in fact every -
don't see it. Cash or farm. produce
to me for last and previous years,
nth, or the accounts will be put into
NEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS
°clay, one of the bestloan societies
security for a term of from three to
CE. --If you want your life insured
Company, one of the best Life In-
t economical principles. Don't for -
Office and Telegraph Office in con-
•
TEAS. TEA8. TEA&
THE NEW CROP JOST ARM.
Grocey and PrOision Store
IS speT where San can get the bed
just t
cheap
vall:hissos
eavwell selected; tock of Fresh
Teas—the are really gfiod las
e for Your money ever offered in SeafOrth.
FRE
And a
as Or
Jam
Curra
Prune
HO
nice -et al: of kinda of FRITITS, mica
ages Lemons, Applas, DatesaCrairberry
y the pound, BlackaCuarant !hay, Rea
t Jelly Pine Apple tjally, Figs, Raisisas -
'EY IN BOTTLES.
e of the beet Tee Dad in the market, at
Pi6 t5e rTiSes pore yr::
85Tereyn ina yPeNr ePwluJnadp!'an Tea at 40 and 50 cents par
anjy:e.Gruinlp'nollwdier Tea at 430 cents,Per pOtuid,
YTry y ming Hyson Tea at 4_5, 50, 55, 60 aza
ally good value.
A g od supply of those suPerior Smoked Sugar
Cured Hams, prnoked Bacon, Plain Hems and
Pot 13 rley, Grlaham Flour, 0,ats and Potatoes.
FRL/T JARS. FRUIT JARS.
all siz 8, which, being bought before the rise in
price, ill be tar daery eheap.:
S T I L! L -',A I-1 E A D.
BR4SSEILS WE WORKS.
THE Subscrilla rs take this opportunity -of re-
turning tb auks to the inhabitants of Braintele
and vi drafty fdr past patromsge, and beg to state
that having rare& SC veral Ina rovements in their
t)
' kiln a d mode of burning, hey are now in a
public with firet-class lime all 12.ac, -cash, at the
it)
better °salon than ever be 'ore to supply the
kiln, on 140. delivered.
Thie being the sixth seasOn of our business
deal in•gs in Brassels, and healing given =quali-
fied -satisfactisan so fa the Public can rely on
646-13
from ti
sEAFORTHi • FLAX mills.
JOH.* BEATTIE
TS STILL Desirous of disposing of his Flax
-A- Mills on reasonable Lerma -to a good active
businei3s man, Who is likely to manage it prop-
erly. e bas sufficient Flax Sown, and in splen-
did or er, to kaep the min running steadily dur-
ing th seasona the benefits in connection with
i.
MONY TO ;LOAN.
rates oa interesb, on good fann :security.
JOHN d3EATTIE,
OYTE.i3S. 0NrSTERS.
-fl'Y LEAVING yo•ar order -elm second day at
'LP 391. J. Rigga' you can Becura Oysters as fresh
as m mad direct 11110/11 the fisheries
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER,
TobaCcos, Pipes and !pore,
Fruia, Floiver4,„ Confectionery, do,„
Rem:a-ober the place, Curry Ittotheral ol•1 stand
W NTED.
TICr.—T.Mellis,Kippen, a in callsyeat at-
tention that he' is as usual rea y for the harvest
las
of 1880,1for th repairing of , lowers, Reapers,
Threshing Mae aies, ana each lik-e. Old gearing
boxes 11 led and made good as new : -also repair -
a workmanlike manner, Threehere wanting
cylinders and caneaves repaired should not fail
to give,a call. The beet of him used in the
ananufaCture of, spikes, and -all ion& of jobbing
executed with neatnese and ticapatah. Give T.
isfactio that he is the right Man in the right
place. orse shoeing and gen;eral blacksmith -
an g of a kinds done in a sat lafeetory manner.
A call solicited from all, Rcnteraber .and look
out for t chive.. 1
THE ttbscaiVer hereby thankis his numerous!
hopes a strict !integrity and ar :se attention to
busines to merit theix!confielette and trade in
ises dui. ng the Winter, he ie net
For any uantity of Good Freat Eggs, delivered
clean wh at Ara*.
1). WILSON
THE ZpRICO CARRIAGE FACTORY.
T.TAITE alwayls on hand, and make to ,Order,
Weis, unclad, and every other artielein their
T hey ,eraotally superintend !their own Si -
to material and workmanship. ;
ness, and can guarantee a goor, article both ea
For Style and Finish theiri Work cannot be
surpaeeed by the large city establishments.
Repairing promptly attended to. Give rut -a
trial and be convinced that we On satisfy youss
own to the public, having
been in anainesa in Zurich foa oaer 12 years. •
636
_ HESS at HABEREB.
THE 1-ILO—PHOTO PALLERY.
Pieturo Rare Mel it Taken, by
A. Calder, Searbrth,
GALLI AND ,SEE SAMPLES.
A LL Llse Samplestshown by roe axe samples of
-LA- everts day work, and such its you can get any
day at Calder's only. Rich drapery clear and
brilliant colors, andtarneothand clean faces, each
as can be Made onla by yeare af practice and
experienee. 0* pictures copied and. enlarged as
ague'. Negativea preserved. '
ANDREW CALDER, Practieal Artiet.
Wholesale and RetailDealer REATHER and
None bet the Very Beat Stock kept. Tema
moderate.; A Trial Solicited. All orders by mail
or otherwise promptly filled.
gee It: N. BRETT
IVac
The associati
Highlands. W
been surprised
a remote shoo
41
reasonable pree
'tate flight to th
periencing sour
brought to a st
of miles away;
of a prosperous
begin to settle
eon& are 'owe
must trudge fe
Toad, a puff of
breath Of peat -
on closer obse
'the wreath 0
irig up against
grotuad. With
face, had it not
ing of the shop
it. It seems h
The roof hs.,s
snowy mantIe
nature in - its
13110W that ii.
threshold has
wails and the
' flicker of light
knock at- the d.
surprise, but t
place to the
father, in his
proof homespu
- have put him
his only thong
ors of his hnt,
much honor fo
idea he endeav.
Lis actions, t
He maY be a
ported „from Nt
born Celt, b
shaking yours
pings, said hea
as he draws th
to the chinme
to brave all ki
that it -would ,
ing you comfo
on hospitable
you are yet in
gies, yon hear ,
chuckle prom
from somewh
tenement. It
literally horn
warrant went
apparition) an
dragged from o
Transferred
tlars.wi" that 4.
no means la
still. better in
milk cheese
gestion is in
it be not, the
Gloulivat will
useful stimula
is brought out
plat of the eve
any price, tho
tact. Braxy i
have (lied a
,drift or diseas
quisite to th
have passed y
pouch to your
with. him to
pleased by h;
tion. You sr
cottage. The
axe built of s
with glossy
iloor is of bea
scarcely so ar
Yet the meste
rent politics„
anxious to dr
get him on. sh
natural histor
curious anec
confideme of
perso.a.ded to
he would eon
rauding on
patch. For
poaching, the
and you ma.
his morals
will have a
he forte you.
uncompromis
sheets are sp
ontside, but
life when
The baby
lessly upsets
in on confir
can be no c
he seems to
of anything
of the old or
definable c
amiability ;
affable and
his fists and
forgets his a
grossing effo
Iruse cat's
of curious
When he I
into his troa
overturning
himself, or
the cistern
by the emot
manages to
razor with t
its edge on
head tumbl
table eloth
the chinas
day coat
car drivers
track, soon
principle t
remote, into
ed himself
two years, b
famed. "mo