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TO D IN THE FIR LIGHT.
e were all gathered round the fire in.
the • Ming room ; Edgar do e to papa,
Jes-ie sitting on the rug, rred nestling
elos• to • mamma, and I,:as usual, at
Au .t Edith's right side. It was a wild
No ember night, with the rain beating
piti essly against the closekl• curtained
win QWS, the wind whist ing shrilly
thrugh the leafless elms iubside, and
plae ing mad pranks with tI e tall red
chief ueys of Garrick Ho se, as our
ho, 'e was called ever since J$Ir. Garrick,
the famous player, paid our great -grand
pap a visit. Before that, the house
wa aimply The Elms, and I very proud
we till were of the grand old trees from
whi hit took its first and most appro-
pri te name. ,
I was exactly the sort sf night to
ma e us all gather round Et ie widebld-
faa • ioned hearth, where the logs were
blee ing merrily, and to cause us to feet
gra eful for the blessings. We eajoyed,
an. involuntarily to pity those who
wet: less fortunate. • The wind coming
de n the chimney in fitfdl gusts, make
can lea flare and flicker so veirdly that
e• s':ie proposed putting then out and
sittng cozily by, the Limb lat. Books
an work were neglected the chess -
boa d put aside, and. pussy vas making
sad havoc with mamnia's k itting with-
out any one interfering. u fact, we
wet all in a delightfully omfortable
Ind lent meditative Mood, t ud it only
wao ted a story to complete our happi-
nes . But Aunt Edith, aril( se resources
in t at respect fairly riva,lle the in
lady in the Arabian "ights, was
Bile t and grave. Papa se ed grave,
too and. even our dear me -ry mother
seeo ed to be thinking of something
mel: neholy. We children with that
inst naive feeling of awe w sometimes
exp rience, we scarce know I vhy,glanc-
ed t each other in Muteonder and
euri sity, expecting sometbi ig to hap-
pen every moment. ,The Of y had been
dull and opprOsive, and the after-
noo had been threatena storm,
whe suddenly a loud peal if thunder
see ed to shake the house to its very
feu dation.
e t was just such a. night s this, Rob-
ert,' said aunt to papa with a shiver.
xstetly," papa replied thought -
full ; "and at the same taie of the
year, too."
"Suppose you tell the c ildren all
about it," mamma said qui tly ; "they
look as if they wanted to know very
much." ,
"Well, since it is perhaps time they
knew, I will tell you how nut Edith
saved my life," continued papa, turn-
ing to Edgar, the eldest a us, "long
ago-, before you were born, uy boy !"
T . ere was a little bustle s we set-
tled more snugly into our pI aces, a few
mo ents' impressive slier! , and then
pap began : H.
".1 ant Edith and I were , ly brother
and sister ; ever so much g eater cro-
nies than you and Edgar are Jessie, not
only because we had each ot ler to love,
but eeause we had to ma e common,
can e against an enemy, J ffrey Law-
son, our step -mother's son ir a previous
mar iage. We lost our own clear mother
whet. we were babies. : J ff was ten
yeas older than I was, and after our
fath:r's death, which happe ed when I
was eight and Edith six, we vourd have
had a poor tithe of it bet forI ame Tur-
tle, iur dear old nurse. e he 4;ooked
tate our interests, and foug it all, our
batt os valiantly whether s were in
the right or the wrouga ' Our step -
mot . er was so wrapped up i Jeff, that
she .estowed little trouble i port us—I
espe-ially—was no favorite, or she got
a silly idea into. her head th t I stood
bets cep Jeff and the propertyof Gar-
rick He was a fine, hands me fellow,
as I emember him when, I as fifteen
and he five-aaidetwouty ; trong and
dad' 6-g, haughty in diSpositio and hasty
-in t mper. I could see oven then that he
bitttrly resented my bein i master,
and himself nobody.; for al our ser -
van is had grown old with u , and were
atau -oh and loyal to us chil ten of sthe i
how e.
"Our mother—we calla her so, •
*o.f. gli, she was little mot than kin
and less than kind—resent d it too,
and looked forward witL cry bitter
feell•gs to the time when I, would be
21 ; for then, according to 0 it father's
will, she was to leave Garr •k, and re-
side in a little cotts.go he owned in
Witt s. It would be a differ ut position
for, s she had but a small jointure—
all er own fortune had bee spent on
Jeff ey—and by some inexpli able chain
of mutilates reasoni g, she L tuned me
for hat she was p --cased t call her
unmerited misfort inns. .ia.ch year
that passed made attars worse be-
twe n us. As I grew oiler, many
thin is in the main, ement e f the pro -
pert struck me as very uiust. The
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best of the timber s, as being cut down;
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the ease allowed t fall in a state
bor ring on ruin, I ecause i y mother
won A not spend. noney cu repairs
whi E I I alone was o enjoy he benefit
of. Our -family awyer as dead.
Jeff/ ay choose his other's legal ad.-.
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visa , and neither Edith no - I knew
Whe al to look for ae viee or assistance.
Thi .gs remained. v cry mac in this
stet( till I was iie.'trly twenty, when
one - ay Jeff cute -re nay room in a state
of w'ld excitement, and silos ed me a
will that he bad dis •overed isome out-
of -t c -way corner. It was d ted a few
day, before my lath sr's cleat] ; . and ex- 1
cept that it bequeat ied to leifre the ;
sum of live thousa d pun( , and the 1
revs sion of Carrie if I dit.i 1 without
hair, it was substam tially tie same aa i
the •ne already in sxistence.1 -
"I had my doubt • as to tlie validity
of tie document, but I pass al, no corn -
men ; both the witnesses vete dead, •
and I had not a shadow of proof to ad-
van e. Snepidion in such a case goes i
for othing, so I held my peace, the
monespecially as Judso J our old
stew rd, was prepared to sseeiir to my
fah r's signature. So Jeff etwson had
his 1 ve thousand pounds.
"On the night of which I m going to
tell ,e0u, there was a large pa.rt of the :
men -'y inIthe house. Jeff 1. -as going to
Lou on the next moiniug ; and as he
naea t to start early, lie sa d good-bye
to w over night, and went_ up to his .
roon first, carrying the n oney with .
him Edith' and I remai ed in the:
dini ig room a little longer, chatting on
diffe out matters ; amongs others, of
Jeff' departure, of a strati to restless-
ness I had observed in his manner of
late, of the possible date of his return ;
and somehow, quite uniut ntionally, I
let f 11 a hint of my suepisioes about
the ill, and discovered th t they cora
reap nded exactly with dith's. At
last, when the fire had. bu ned quite
out, nd the candies werebetting low '
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THE I
UR
N EXPOSITOR.
I4:1 4.1 .74.
in their soc ets, we • out up s'air
to-
gether. It vasa wile November ni:ht,
with juist s oh angry, mpatient gus s of
wind and v grant th tider claps as his.
I occupied the west r•om, your aun the
one adjoining, and Jo ii slept in he aft
room at ithe tither en• of the corri or ;
while his rrother ha her apartm tits
in the sontl wing. s I bad€ Edith
good -night the ' lock on the statirs struck
twelve, aii4 she m rrily W'shed
many happfr re urns of the day, for I
had Jost nte ed m twentieth birth-
day. In la frw Iminu es more my light
was extin uis ed, a d I wps cozily
wrapped un. liii less than half an hour
I was sou d asleep. Not ea, Aunt
Edith. Sh!e wus, sh
wards, restd
unusual t
efforts to sl
gave up th
from bed; s
ess a
ing
ep
alt
t -d
Twice she an
in the corridor, a
listen. Your a
White Lady, ou
Lady -anybody- is
threw. herself o
tuition of restng
out of the ques ioi
storm and t e
through the ho se
At length, abo t
she heard som o
room very Ca ti
doubting but t a,t
restless as hers lf,
in and speak tol m
wind in the coni
candle, and sh e
dark, save for fa
which shone h
drawn curtains
"As your aurt
bed., she saw a
other side with!u
something briglit
light. Quick a t
ment',a hesitati
across my neckr
sassin descend d
and glancing o
long and jagged, g
assassin, who had
If
rvous, ticiest
told irwo e after -
e
it i her. All her
e navailing, an she
t last, ar.d i• sing
the fire to iead.
heard footsteies
pened her door to
s not afraid of the
mily ghost, nor
iris. I wice -she
ch with thein-
ce sluniber ;was'
ut between ! the
ysterious so uds
t was imposs ble.
lock, she fai tied
oving abut ' My
y; and nbt iiiig
as as wakefal'and
resolved to' bme
A sudd rogu t of
extinguithed ' her
d my rootn i the
-ay of moon ight
h the earel ssly
m •
w b
ed sh
w.
f
411
y approached nay
dvancing oni the
tad hand, in wInoli
alined in the m on-
ght, without a mo -
arm Was th own
'knife: of as -
i h terrible f roe,'
bone,inflicte•
n her arm.
seen or hear her
lo king my
hi busines
hii name."
'A trap
an1d on sue
I ••
rising
ell r. Sho
We all
gl nc d to
ous c
w' th ery
the rc.oni,
em brikeed
unbu ton a
in
which Ii
mentor so
room as
th n he s
'Ydu do
q othlthe
cdl an orrii
di ece y in
bl ze the
“I eve
repliejil, lo
teh ti vol y.
1"Ali !
once," poi
the p rtrai
is Je rey
"Jell I"
Here as
v ng: tnce.
"Y a do
me, ober
a ot • :r p u
entt t
r al those
At hat
aunt': hal
terb y a k
w tne •sed Ic
with jjiassi
hand defi uly, a
looked as if con
aimMr; Law:onwa
t ave gte Au
hi -s s lf-p ssksior,
said, 4nd t ete wa
voice. “I did ii
Papa rem ined
really pitie Mr.
so fea -fully a ains
.kind ir en o ra,gi
as h lo k4(1 nd.!
drew ims; M up llttle
ued d4ressi g u
id ye u gr w
e. 'leve aveli
lbs to o , I
T V V
wa t af f3ry
o pa it ha 4i wit
a bo e his I ead
riously
s urgein
gentle an
411
a
e must 10 4 so
him itii Upo.
oked a -e
•rds tib doo i it,
yi., as at old
ite har an
itde a curt
vlirybo ,y an
euormo. s t
as en, 19p
s eyest) an
sear° ' of
d sad
ot kn4 m
tlem of
usice,
e the h t of
r ly.
t that ;plea
king ati our
pictu
aro "He says
e won't give
t this hour
'aimed papa,
belated tray -
other,
id
&getn ry
y gi4Jefnu
card thitorod
s bo which
proceeded to
v. ei cloak
0 a mo -
ed round the
mehihg, and.
Mi.
w seem -
awing more
e firei which
"papa
itor more at -
hung!: there
cc among
y ,name
a az ment.
st ry with a
rjo e o see
41d1 after
erhap , you
u, idjth, af-
your
e my
ting to
slou t ; wa
tisyson
ai alle ed
(13 sequ1il to t
114 scoitici
,' Mr. ; Lawo
e. I
lame:
ong 3 ears,
tliomen; ft his7
e s rig • tar
card ful
sued d
• Jes one
evtu
!rad
tdi0
a
a
te
hi
a,pproach, -install 11 jfied, le ving his
weapon behind1; -I was aro sed
from my slurnb rs k Edith's shr eks,
to find myself Lat in her; b ood. In
a moment I N 11 awake. Bin ing
my silk handkerc ii f round her arm
tightly, to check bleedin , I s rit a
servant—for the wh le house as a bus-
ed by your aunt'e rieks and the !vio-
lent ringing of rdly ell—forlt e ne rest
surgeon, and then p •oceeded o se rch,
for dome traces of he mutd rous in -
trader. Mechanic a ly I went firs .to
Jeff's -room, probe 1 because *a as-
tonished at not h N ng seen his !faces
among the wench i g group gat ered
round my door. I seemed am zing
that he should sle so sound' thr ugh
such a commotion The doo of ,1 the
east room (Jeff's) s open, -so was the
window ;. and theurn was en pty.i
"I can never eitl r forget o des ribe
the sickly, sena ion of ho •or that
crept into my heart as I look;d ro tild.
Where was Jeff ? N by had e go e so
suddenly and my t riously ? I h site
open window ? I as all ti 4nore
painfully perplexe( , as the lea sit are-
ful examination fa I d to dis 1 se any
other' means of e it by w jch the
would-be assassin Id have csocped. ,
Every floor was s c irely bane , very
1
window except th t of the costoom
was safely fasten . In th fl sver
bed underneath tl ere were dis Met
tracks of a Ma's feet lead ng 'rorn
the window, none whateve e le ding
to it. :, ,
"These things e me to r 1)17• un-
happy, and some suspicion of. my
thoughts must hay crept intoe y ,oun-
tenauce, for Edith divined ei at
once. However, remain lent
about the appeara c of the •• an who ,
had attempted m3 e, and I frined
from questioning 1 Id At b s here
could be but a ce isleture—t '00131
was dark, the ma, E sguised, a d your
aunt frightened. itithe kill 8 N ,hieb. I
lay upon my bed pealed w t i unab
but terrible force ti us both. t was ,
my pruning knife, t that v r Iter- '
noon Edith had ee ' le, lend. i tf Jeff
Lawson. Whethe e- knife cl. beeia
in any way poison..:, •r whet le your
aunt's wound. hitd e badly r s ed in
the first instance, o not tin 4 , hitt,
inflammation set i t ud for N e•ls` she
was il or day I er life -
was despaired of ; 41 it was of l saved
at last at the expe se of the bia e right
hand that had say: si ;se so we 1 hem
terrible and sudde dtath.
"The matter ma
was something mo
wonder in our villa
my suspicio, s to
ventured. to expres,
name was ,,nlever ra
ter. Indee , it so
that he left Gerrie
attempted • urder,
dieted it. he oh,
which was evident
murder, for every
my room as th(
caused mile won.
It was prott. -genera
lowauce as a minor
to my few s•mple
a landlord u
I was not- in
know, had
Altogether
sad affair, a.
connected it
my father,
just 811813/C/C
don me.
ra pr
pop -al
at an e
was
d if
with t
rid. wi-
ns, lb
rIpeara
against one'
"And ap )earan es
. deceive, bert,"
gently. "L t us julg
not judged !• '
"Heaven elp Nllain Ii) COS
Aunt Edith so deo , i ever I ono unto
him !" crie Edgar excitedly. "I11
ehow no quider."
• "What be ame of
that ?" Jess sked, wit
at aunt's fac .
"From th . night he
us iu this v ry room,
have never 1 eard of h:
He disappea, .ed in the most ex r
any manner,. Doubtles he is dee
as far as he s concern d, I haven
of the myste -y of that awful n gl
being cleare up."
"And hi, - motile , papa ;" Fre
queried.
-"Ali, his p or mother ; she bre
heart over is disppearance, in
Mothers will do such things c vc
most wort less sbn4,—Well,
what's the matter ?"
"If you p1 -ase, sir, ttliere's a
man wants t
butler, Closin
t
sensati
au a ia'ne
but as I
yself, no or e
a y, aud. J
up in•t
ow got cit
tie eveui g
a d no on
cc"of th
y obbery
ra-ver and
to ghlv r
er and disc
ly n�wnt
scarcely
s. Bei,n
se . utor of
a
a
•nd as
e iu tl
.iaost 113.
in tray seer
e ew-foui
d any o
p heaven
c were
r,
a
4 :
la
a
a
0
at
'St
hicl
days
-keptelsti
reY'l mat.
S
e
ulatet
11 the
On tts.,
tack
yell me
'sk in
finked ,
ssion
viii-
okivate
ither
hers, ,
as
•orld.
ions,
art
d ill 0
• 1 y un
. par
ongl
very f e en tl
nut int er lipter
not th t we b
eff Lawon,fa-
i
-
a stolen gimes!,
said good 11:iye tO -,
31 yeses ago, i
na nor free. hiiil , 1
erdin-
an ,
hope
ever
•
see yoti," said o
the door behind hi
oh
bo.
tli
pto ,
entle:I
r old
and
re,
ir
a
ENCIES.
JOHN LECKIE
Aikertt. Grain
chant. o ey lo
countay; t par he
Moderat:. fortga
mortgaps paid P
Farms a a !village
Leckiers lea, brick
IL
$6
Co., P
rt
eneral Loan and Redd Estate
rodeo.° and Commission Min-
ed on real estate iniltown or
b. simple interet.11Charges
as bought and sold. Matured
Terms to snit borrowers.
Property for sale. Office—
lock, Brussels, Ont. 515
'WtEEK i
outfit f e
ard,
LOYAENT.
your own town. Tdrrns and
. - Address IL HALtaETT ,t
e. 626.52
$7 loA IIVEI1i1F—$12 a day at h°11
ad. Pop y Outfit free. Addreets TRUE
8eilY
& Co▪ , A guts, Ma'ne. 626
626-62 '
hofde(iretiTtaSt'arPliiV-
$ 0 WUhDit5If rt.
.,p0 land, Maine.
$5 to
SON &C
I Inveeted in Wall -St.,
$1 o 1 000
eery. Stocks makea carbines
thing. (t4;e s -BAXTER & Co., Ban
Books sent free eaplainia kgeerss-ertyi
Wall- trot, N w.York. 587-52
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UCTIONEERS.
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1311IN Licence& Auctioneer for the
oulntY o Moon. Sales attended in all
of !the County. All orders left at! the Ex -
R Office will be, promptlyattendecl to.
OIS C-RIA.FIAM, AUCTIONEER AND
AND AC-ET.—Special attention given to
1 nded rbparty, farming and t °rough -
k. Cattle selected for the Eng)4h ma-
ce and Auction Rooms, Achesa 's new
deric , Out. Terms moderate 615
sale o
bred
ket.
Block s
:ye f 11 on
nd th most
iii en e ever,
was white
1 er little
ge tl Fred
his voi e and
st :t
ive
mo
: tl
• con tii
1"I (.
Nievil
:and
I can.
£5,001'
come'
Pa
, -
silent
I eMeney; ias sol
then, or bad inapy
thent to e t— 3 af
were t st k . I a
thoug my b se liii ck s
too la e. b olu tui
stare me in he f 9, a
pelled toll' e !like a(ttiie
escarp the coluseq ce
That ight 1 se y
esca,pn g b3 r y 1) ipo
cealine all h mdmhy I
sage or Ista all
, w
specu alio d ha
alized a c isidera
no d sire t4i rain
forrnet no f ien
.er lif4 suit d me
year' ter e r.
serry or a d ash
abo t the
y to r'tan
Theq t le
e spijritj of
I re. o ved
sing 1 ly
ifort
the
11 11t1
ml
d ile
he odd
ot
/11
one, Mr.
y thous-
ep ration
1.17 o tabled
B t. have
terest "
ug
DELG 'TT & BARROWS, Liceneed Auction-
eers MOE 11qp. Special attention g ven to
sales of Len ed Property, 'Farm Steck and
Ireple-m nte. All Orders left with eithej, of the
undersig t 'Welton P. O., or Lot 14, con
4.
cession •or at Ieadbury P. 0., or Let 29, wn-
cession 2,ilbe promptly attended to,. ' Sale
bills, no as a d a ;amps furniebecl if required.
ALEX. ELG TTY, Walton; GE0.13ARROWS,
Leadba 639
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cover Ace
deuce o
e," he east of Pr
la his
orry."
t. I_ nee
Acorn' h
• first door
were
single
is eye
ev r, he
Office a
t11Y,1 direct y
OTT, M. D. &c., Physician, Surgeon and
ucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and me-
th side [of Goderiela Street, first door
sbyterian Church.. 84?
CVEB, M.D., C. M., Gra luate of
ill'L niveveity, Phsician. Sar on and
br, Sratarth. Out. Office and i eidenee,
014 Of theCatholic Church.l496
TT L. ERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physintan, Sur.
" • geo , e'pR'e., Coroner for the County !Huron
' d sidenee, on Jarvis street north,
ppos to Seeforth Public Sehoo
•
due d
on.
ud tL
was
ere 4ot s
ho went
heard fret
1 trly nlu
d to ecei
:1 w, rqueiiig
1 irn, as ts
orta t con fessio
nue and so wI at
vas dying hut
ivhen on la litoser
recognize I him
on of your old 8
ug, g acel
uto almos
Lim °let of.
or heiwas
tory. On
ick Fouse
ne. Eeani
o larg4 su
d to have
mouse lin th
conce led
f the ert
he house
d m to
vain .f r th
which,lay
drunken r
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0
DIc
• S40
Ont. 0
• Ryan's.
day. I
Charg Br
. noes and
t remained
I
f
ceCal
lt
toUlt
amta
erti
IIT, Veterinary Surgeon- Grad:a
tario Veterinary College, Seaforth,
d Residence in rear of Killoran &
roptle attended to, alight or
of veterinary medicines in hand
able Horses examined as to sound-
cates given if required. • 407
y neelessary ••1
-,‘• •
mhorusr.sfrom w/hi1
ssmi enibgeagy-
ne
e: era e, but . Seaforth
e
d, it was
ndj d sgrace
wa corn- Am
thje u ght to 1t.) so
f ny folly.
6' IOUSO, ram
ow Con-
1-OIpan- !1:12.4,C.•
IIa
ftrefill
n re. Nuer, AMA I V Rio er
ti. _ Appralse
ole reasonIfeb e td
squat- -
hr DERBYSITTRE. I,. D. S.,
'1''L • Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
of the Royal College la! Dental
Surgeons of Ontarioel Office
A. Al. to 5 P. ,M. I•iooms kn
a new brick block, Mai ' Street,
fi
mIl
d,
e,
une.
so
Engle
abies ;
I re •• ained.
wa$ h:artily
t e •art I
re olved
s- uar with
rok out,
berng strong
thllu di baings.
ut others
00r
'11)0w
of as
w s S
th
ad n im-
I slent at
t th
s f
ds
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as
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LEGAL.
aniik %V, Barrister, Attorp y an d
oder'cla ; 68I
HO r & CAMERON, Barristers,
in 'hancery, &c., Godet ch, Ont.
Philip Hlt, M. G. Cam -
506
la
lbfellow iBE-113°
Ted' . inoavaetera
shigu, forthand
rpris-inves,Lat
; fel_ isenay.1
v
JAS. 7l. BR
see Theb
tie
SMA L; Conveyancer antllommis-
B. , Wroeter. Auetio eer and
eoun s and notes collected on
366 •
ms,
EQ
Ins , So
Office' ate
to loan. C
s -
i4Y.
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•
for takiu
Solicitor for
Private ed
TX) 1.11
3Fi h
e vg
ler
tile
sr lfroi
jf n
e of
dusk
self
r wi
q
aid
ao ey
a IJab
aibd
he
it
tcjil d.
solved to cc lrnvi
up my, purs .1 4th
wherel lay spu d
Knife and ma le
when, to hi ioijro
Lady ,Who al s'
Thi-os'ingc1i nith
ado Ii
und o
n me
terror and
'window ho
t flashed n
'nista. en,
which -i11(1,1 heft
mean of ed pe fo
alread pro Ea tibe
me. hop th t
the WI ite adyl p
naisch 'of
"It id., t• e " p
the sl h tb nuiss
sister ler
who s ved
• "I a•
myste
to ha
if sue
softly.
"Th
Must.
Rober
eetuts
Lawso
signed
istrate
entrea
mnissiol
trude
mernb
race td fdrge
"Ar§ the
adva.noing
sb,I claim
infinitely gr
me. lam
A bright
sn's face,
as he grasp
sure t ere w
bent d wn t
head rid
that foil we
each other's
Wiped
a
be
le
hi
th
fi+Te
hi
ett
•
, e
er pl
ed up
riht
is
0
8 11
'II Ito
:er is
co ife edon ,
Au new
'oui fors
i. acisompl
Lii longer.
r d that th
oil fo
aresiso
fth put
'puijs.
ate w
cry
54•il
tering
sor
11)
4
ap
re ea
ki R
in
,whi
eyes,
S
a00
)es
Os
me
ba
or
me,
de
0—
th
nd
he
se
ize
ERS
icitrr
ic'
eful a
EYE
Exit°
ditvit
the
L lo
& MEY
Banister and Attrney-kb
in Chancery, Conveyancer, &c.
ek, Truest Fnnds
tention to collect lona. 652
Barrieter and Anti
• in Chancery. Connie
in the Province of M
auk of Hamilton, W
n at 74 to 8 per cent.'
rney at
ssioner
initoba.
iugham.
638
,
Si likito
•er, ota
rd3s4115.
at Ei
firtah
us .B
76.
ne
mutual c
be paid t
ities.
Man1 Nov • 2 , 1
rpri130 •
atures R
n , the AVIV.)
•
LAM, lb
ot me
I got Scott' s B
culty,
a silo gularsOLcIaa oill19,0
lef G-ar-
d urder n a8aegib ra
thai I had and ord.
esolv- Money
tori n
te
CI;
g the enties,
moderate
yen ng, he ,
•
wai
he
rch
a
a
tm
id n
lif
fly t iroat ;
w the White
ng ovze me.
1 le ied in
pe Mir ugh a
ornent
ou rooms was
rtams
ed till
enter -
lig in
knife
fit of
nt, re-
t give
e bed
ed the
lai
of
ap
hr
y w ndow,
roved the
asit had
esc pe for
eart nce of
iny llleriOflS
adly
at c
w s t
to
t
a
"but
So4-
nay ,
e lady:
paav this
wotifld be
ck again,
sai aunt
th table
ing-knife,
t e ser-
inuecl Mr.
itten und
y a mag -
nee more
d s.s my
ill _lot in -
have re -
are not a
ape; cried,
and.
ne i,'ou an
you did
a Ma. Law-
exprssion,
and I'm
eyes as he
tb's fore -
a tilence
1 tsols-ed in to
cores were
Ii
HE
!1-
e
•
I
I
4
•
AUGUST:; 6, 11380,
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN 4EAFORTH
DUC&I &IDTTIV6A1\1-
,
YS -
TEAS.1 TEAS.
THE NO CROP JO -IT A
EAS.
R1VED.
A__ -. __ "TT T__.4
Grocery and Provision re
REAT AND GENERAL LEAFANCE isvm
I
OF DRY GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF COODS 1AT REMARKABO LO
V-sry Spek 1 Lot of{ White Muslin
Miislins and liace Stripes and
PRICES.
POT where 3.611 eat
r ;our money ever ofIere
Ft the beet
m Seaforth,
Just try h e len- Teas—they are rea ly good and
cheap. Alsa -well selected Stock oflFresh
FRESH lOCERIES ANL, Iiii11VISIONS
And a nic sttock of all kinds of F UITS see:
as Oeareg 8,1.1.4011ons, Apes, lade ,Cranaerey
Jam by thci pound, Bifia Currant .jelly, pad
Currant J 11 , Piee Apple Jelly, F gs, Raisees.
Prunes, Dxcfd Apples,
WHhite Corded
Chcks. it is really
1710N
IN I -LB. BO TLES
Some of t *a best Tea Duet in the
851ene•yntRs ep- Nr •Tvulladp..an Tea at 40 and
P°Tuelled•.my .1 Con gau Telt at 50
p6e:Tie‘ife.yyonumtilisny133d..GYr•tt°pflonwilier Tea at 60 cent
ung "Tyson Tea at 45, 5
od
minket, ett
teats per
ad 60 teas
55,130 and
Per pound,
CYNTISIO
IVIOST UNIQUE ASSORTMENT
CHEAP LIGHT AND DAR CH
•
A good se nsly of those superior S. eked Sugat
Cured Dame Smoked Bacon, Plai Hams and
Bacon, Dona Shorts, Bran, -Comm I,:-Oattneal,
Pot Barley, Graham Flour, Oatt ac1tpoVatoeg.
OF PRINTS. ,
JAR& FROI jARS.
AR
'A very ltsr e &took of Glass Gem Fruit Jane of
all sizes, rb ch. being bought before the rise in
price' wiAni,b18.°AiatIvLel:cheap.
St reet . Sea -forth
S --T---- LL LA;m111:
CARKI);
FINE COLORED'LUSTRES AT 10 CENTS YARD. BRUSEL
1 . TOW &
1 BIT ROWS.
VERY REMARKABLE VA UE.,
THv,
E Sulscrib( re take this ore-
1portunity of -
tureiliass flank e bi
to the inhat aet of Bruseel
and icinit for past patremegeandbeg to states
that having -made sevtral improverOnts in their
kiln and aped e of burning, they atle now in a
• better posit on than -ever before tO supply the
INT rr S public with rst• class lime at 12c. bash, at the
..elai.
kiln, or 14e. delivered,
This ein- the sixth season of One business
- dealings in yt, uesels, and ha vi g given unquall-
•• fled sati laetion se la the public :can rely on
everreceivin ,g4dod treatment and firsttlass article
.
•
• , from tie. I i
Berne trt the spot, Brussels Lim- Works.
646-13
PI I i. E E3 CD _F
FiEMNANTSI OF DRESSES, :PRINTS, SO_KS, DUCKS
• • ". 1 SEA
- !
Are veryinauch reduced, but the bargains are greater than
1 •
011TH FLAX PUS.
11 TOWN & B 'BROWS.
. •
1 .. '' ins :IS AN OPORTUNITV. TO BUY CHE P PALE. 0 11 N B E A TIE ELS SUCH ' -
i
! ' '• AS MAY NOT , OCCUR AG IN. r ' .
' 1
REALE:: BER—An Opportunity once lost. is
e rver Oga nod-
. ! ii i 1
FARA4RS—A .ARCE STOCK OF BADS ON Hlk .13T!
11 DthICAN & DI UNCAN, SEA.FOR,TII. E G
- 18 ST
business
did'od'e
ing the
which b
Any a omit of money ttii Loan o reaeonatle
PRICES
ID
irnagts, seesof nfieest, on good farm seema y.
• OFF' F—rarradian Bak of Commn
ee
LLt Dud) us of disposing of his Flax
me reasonable terms to a good active
main, who is likely to menage it prep
e bits sufficient Flex sown, end in spIen
tet keep the Mill running isteadily dur-
ereion, the i; enefite in corneection with
i4 give the purcha.-ser.
ONEY TO LO
N.
BObTS IAND SHOES
'B, Barristers andttoruey
.1
s in Chancery and In olveney
ies Public, etc. Of& es—Seas
$23,000 of Private nude to
,ht per cent. Interestepaya ble
B.W. C.EyE1
13. THE TINDER
s thie day been disS Ived by
11 accounts due thi firm to
sou who will pay al habil-
JAMES H. BE SON.
H. W, C.111EY R.
. . _
& HOLM TED, A L L
NCER,AND CONVEYA CING '
' ()F VICE,
ock' lain Street, Se forth.
IS ior this Consolidated mak of
nfl the Canadian Bank of Co memo
a cwn
Pr rate fu
t aLiona
ed f4ir private persona
a e scour ne, without any ea
GHEY M. F. HOLM
Money
best mor
the lende •.
S. G. ISIc A
nd Village Property! bought
ds) loaned on mors
le rates of interest.
'p MT'
ji--' o.
the Quie
ducted
comma
supplred
SCLLLANE013 S.
_*•xc
. CO
es Most
ot s in t
on and
octd st
age se-
liarg es
pou the
)onee to
STED.
•
ANGE HOTEL, G derieh,
, Proprietor. This Is ono of •
Comfortable and Bost Con -
Province. The Boerne are
he Table and Bar liberally
Tiling in connection. 635-52
THE G
•-a- Peri
nfailing i
augerou sews fto whieh the female
ion issu je t. I It nodcrates all excess
oves all Obtro!etio4oa, and a speedy curt
dladies, it is peculiar
e, bring On the mo
These pills shonl
ring the first three
.y are sure to bring
ther time they are
one and Spinal A,
ALE BEld'EDY.—Jeb Moses
—This invaluable inecileine is
re of all those pciaul and
nstitu-
and me'
may be •
-suited.
thly pe -
not be
mouthe
en
afe. In •
ections,
ehed TD ma•ri
t will, i a short ti
iod with regularit:
aken by Females (I
Of Pregiancy, as th
arriag, but at any
all cases of "Nor
tainB irt the back a d fatigue on ight ex-
rtion, p lpitation of the heart, hyste'ics, and
hites, t 'ese pills ill effect a cure when fill other
means h ye failed; and, although a jiowerful
remedy •o sin iron calomel a tinaony,
er anyt . Full
directio aokage,
which s u 1Mosoa,
New Y 4 cents
for post e 4an, To-
ronto,
•
JOILN• BE.T91
EMPOR UM.
THE .nbs rTher hereby thanks bill numerous
oni6s (merchants and alig') for their
nonage deniin the past 7 years, and
sn-jet integrity and clos- a,ttention to
to ej-jt their confidence arid trade in
the futu e. 1baving gren, enlarge if his prem-
ises Cur ng the winter, he is now pre Jared to pay
THE 1H EST GASH RICE
For any ua tity of Good Fresh Eg s, delivered
E
ens
EXTRAHEAP. bOpCbl
• busines.
IG.NED WILL SELL
151ra OF AU
SUMMR' GOO
El
ese Goo(
HS IS
RONI
UST
I 17
I • •at the E
NO UNTIL THE:
MAI
• ,
- •
porium,
TET, 'SE
Want$d byl the subscriber.25 tons f good dry
• clean wheat straw.
wr,soN
RTH.
,..
DS AT COST.THE 4IIIRISH CARilfACE FACTORY.
IIESS & I BEI ER
T...rAvi al ays on innad 7 and Ina e to Order,
1
-1"4L ' "H, !Nkleiibm, Carrii• t•pk,B•i-
, gieN, *i1llt.is, laid ever - other arinclein their
. line.
1 . , • They pen nany. superi end tiaei own busi-
e
C. fo . Fall Stock. ' tt,',,Mitacad eil la guarantee a cod artele both as
jai and .,,,,,orkmandp. I
ed lei - the large eitystablish elite.
For "tyleand Pinieh Clieir Vot cannot be
surpae
Rep hing plomptly att bided to. Give us a
trials• d be onvinced that tve cart dandy. yon as to qua ty anti price.
r. less i
ben -i busi ess in Zurich for over 12 years.
1 lerwell known a the pu lit, having
t
. 636 .riEtss & Ilta.BERER.
HUMBUG..a -- el ._1,1
THE HEAD PHOTO GALLERY.
Must 12e 8 )1d to Ma
NO ADVER
ON'T MISS THE OP
Gr.
will in
return n
Bleasde I
pt con
hurtfu
the pa
4 be car
ole Pr
nclose
gener
•e a bottl
a1. Sold
J S. Rob
to the constitutio
phlet around each
fully preserved. Jo
prietor. $1 00 and 1
to Northrop & Ly
1 agents for the D
containing over' 50 ,!pills by
in Sesforth by Hicfkson &
rtss and 11. Lurneden 197
PEAt lREFLlLLY. — Samuel (*bo en e ,
-1-u Soi ehurg, bays: I was affecte wli
Dysppi 1.ruearl four years, my In gs -
coming a ted tow rds the last. I wai indi.
ed to us- ottle o X the ti Shoshonees ; emedy.
II
After ; three o four bottles I felt much
better a alined s rength rapidly, met health
improved st adily a id rapidly; and wham I had
taken t lee oe four ettles mole, I WS quite
restored o iclth a. d strength, and h ve ex-
perience b .t;ter h alth than for fort years
before. e4 been inder the trentme t of a
number if ihesieia e before,hat had neve receiv-
ed any at •rp,i aid niatil I used your emedy.
A. McK r ro, Ni S., says: I was ver • bad
o nplai t, but used the Sho honees
OBwvieeto 1hr ebLdeiyei y life I am now in'lanin ss and
a d n a m nth was as well as I had
wish yob t a nd m three dozen by a etuner.
A. Wood, C n eeon, says: That he has tr ad the
Remedy' ot L yer C mplaint and Dyspep ia with
great ;it e e 13.- I ale use the Shoshone a Pills
and fini h t they a e as good as any I ever tried -
Henry lf. p ,Genes, N. 'Y, says: My wire was
inteneel lieted with dsspepaia for,a long
time. 1 nsultediphysicians of three •fferent
chreceived no benefit. Sloe • e ha taken
tRlireaVb8' 0 of the Kireat Shoshoneea Iemedy,
and is ,i I arty and well. Rey. John; Scott,
says:t. teKenzi Botting suffered "nom an
attack cif II ieumati m, and was unable to move
without el i ; but ter taking a few hotlines of
the Shoe e ees, wa able to walk as well Its ever.
Puce of! h Reined in pint betles, el k Pills
25 cent b x. Sol by all medicine dealra.
1
inion
•••
•
ORT:pirrY.
Main Stre
OFFOIED,
LITriZA_L
- Pietutres Rare 1..e) it raken by
A Calder, Arfottit.
CALL AND SEE 1 SAMPLES.
, A LL the Shmplee shown ly me ai6 samples of
el -cry day work, and anon as yo4 ban get any
day a Caldees only. 11i4b drape, clear and
Sdaforth.
' pc -ii epee. Old pictures en ?led enarged
blithe t eolre, and smooth. old ciOviliCC£7,sueli
as. can be naade only by ;sears of ae-actiee and
eas
usual. Negatives preserve
AlIDREW CAL It Pi= teal Artist.
13 Oppoisi e the Commercial HO el. - 1 60
11-
URSION T GL1JELPH,
JRDAY, IT(-, 1TH
EX
ARE OFFERING SLp•IIDID VALUE Til
0.
Grand
above
• The
ing pi
Fare
rain.
Ttas an l Sugars, rail -and e.7rainzn. •
Cgifes, troaste I and ground On the pr rniscs. Pure and
1
unaklulter tted. -
'Spices iFhole Ond ground.
Purr Barnete.1 _Flavoring Extract. , the St in the market.
Picklrs,6, full assortment. Table delinres. k ,
I
Cooked ornec Beef, Lunch (Corgi es, ((,cc Pililli(1)11, Haddie,
Saures, MI assortment.
Lobsters Sabi on fiffickerel, Sardzines, (f... rill fresh and good.
Proviio1is an Flour, alwar !wof. Oatmal, ( 'orn meal, d.e,
Sugar Ckred lam? and Bacon, clear of lone.
:R.,CDCI-C -Y. .1-r]p c+D ,:3-NT‘Tic&a:i.
eXCT RSION to G lph, under the ens -
ices or Boron Enca dprnent,, 3e. 28,1.0.
o paricipate; in GOlph Wellorne to the
Lodge of Ontario, will take Plate on the
ate.
1 t
Model Farm is cue cif i the malty interest-
ces -worthy the atterttion of Excursionist&
for the rouiad ti, $1, y the early
NOTIICE isi hereby' given IlLat theft Isub:6:12 p
' ----14-----1-7-----,
, 1 A
NOTE Of DISNOLUTION
„.4in ea eroestoaf in-eetaelisgt.igehba nween te,' t he under-
;
Sal' Yr( di
‘ Iceorlrvei tbhyemCootuunatiy000for:rtino.ralliiiVbieneangethoisf
to
All ekbietis r,,sliorangvt, o atthetheaei rivifinta.-mgesiirci two 'broexPeviejar
a foie aid arid all claims a.platinst the said Part'
• 1s80.
Dat d at Wroxetera this 7-th day of July, A.D.
n ens* ale 0,,,,,e prefietteirtu thelseid e.zetel
Ryan .by at one the Tattle a], he sliti,ed..
HZ KIEL PTA -NS -
4 I
Signed in presence of 7-A-rNe RnellallIV.. s'i CA58- 66°
i
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SEED WHEAT.
v
ipd AL. IIEHILL has for serle the re/lowing re-
dd Lines in Crockery and Glassware will be sold , at reduced prices, until r eties �Wheat for fallreowing, viz:
t,
S p mber 1st, to make room for Fall Purchses. ('ai and,get Bargains. The i" Fal tz," and ate " Reliable,'
II
Which he is prepared to fra-lnish farmers at rea-
We hold. a Lage Stock of CIGARS, which we will dispose of cheap. Call sonabl ratesi These are thW two 12iest varieties
- of wh t known, and are well adapted to the soil
and. see them. t_ii- FREE DELIVERY. _
and e iniat•el of this teonenry. I an specially
1 I recorn end the " Reliable," ff
PRI S—'The " Reliable, '•-•'2 per bushel; the
Al L04- i
LAID LAW & FAIRLEY Seaforth
, .• Fult2i," $1, per bushel 1,
M. BEHILL, 5eafertb.
CA;RDNO'S )
•
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•
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•AUGUST
l'"11.1.1.1
Bostil
Mr. Fa-eta:110
That the Lati,
neceseity in
grarate:
Tithout
be unable (pail
charcoal and el•
eil ;IT, t sh. aapvtreoe htv ewt r: oy t
studied -a
it an:
una la
sstenal8 iIl:
Thatthin
thehenilviih
That
al
and rtohuo tgfrihtsehisetna1
w
her balls and SH
knocking aroun
That everyb
sphere of emine
That the gre
peoted to be a
talker a great :w71
That, at any
are seldom -cora;
sonihbutatinitsmu
lieves himself to
be is withont .el
withltimself as:
of great workera,
Thatputm
offltllotfitbemyi;
they may never
m eTnht atthfeeYw43 ° 3 nine n
• eating and dritil
more provident
ing than in eaf•
That some rif
awnoortkherthatltahlabor,
all thonens of
'
Lmeit.
Tat women
iiliP1:::°lThtloveusu
itaoes.:Tati
T1::10
the better loves
That the mot
manli ' ta 1r mw it n lI k
T
thought good tia
That those w
'fry 0ata ebeelaYuet
se
best does not di
That, as a rul
eeed in deceivin
put the highest
That it would
morals to say, $
r
than a kiss,
can-
Thato a lack Ii
liat
a:ill-Elisame-ti'
bame7ti
goT°8ehaYi a boy re
. if i ; 3 sgs Tohr lt: ots fsa e' t it '41arenlr Ihs:
That a mothe
it is her nut ure
teases her al -mos
That a mothe
Fihe knows that •
happy unless' loN;
Tha.ta, father
s11::::nmecaw3us : : :1 illiego joi saw, - kali,: foe'
That a father
That notwit
think young peg
pie bat would r.
fools,
own biography,
it matters little
i —no4on Tram
Trials of a, :
One morning
wasn unusuall
sons in the wai
; pensary, many •,i_
. girls, who looke
quiring a physi 4
•
C
What
asked of the fi-
ed herself,
"Mother sent
a courtesy, %Ica:,
oil," and she h
which I fined.
To nay surpri,
same, "A lit
piaie,"
mediine, and n
used as an artiol
of the bottles NV,
much what sot
attacked so m
Next Sunday
lage -church, the
There was an At
air, and the n
many -of the bo
to the use the o
next dipensary:
crowd in the w
wanting oil, I;
and announced
receive tastor-oi
for their own u,
medieine for
use. the applies',
pThIttliv One
the waiting roo
hag ml- the -dafi
as theyspassed
ceive that in sp;
inept they enjo
There is -one
taking charge o
of Kilmany Wo
I mean the n
thought to mid.
better than kis
Quite the contr;
ties will probab
elergyman for
doctrines bein
the 41.ctor to de
orthodox, if he
such an office.
divinity and me
eventually to 1:k
Featherstone.
what old Mrs.
on that point,":
when the Sand.
have contained
of doctrine.
Mrs, Waker,"
wnnaan remark
was cnaing to t
medicine her
"dctors is Well
nothing serious
Yon 'when he's t
tin Mrs. Peathe
On another 43CC
"has the Aot,oz,
answer was, 4'T
al'ilf44.747414144,4"-
POSIT