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SANDTP, MIESON.
AMUSING EXPERIEN ES IN IL SCOTCH
SCHOOL OA,RD..
OE -APT it II.
"Aye, man, ye're ght for once," said.
Jock, putting his fee en the table be-
tween Sandy and th chairman. Then
looking the 'former a I over with *aeon-
temptuous grin, h continued, '"Od
ye're no such a foul s ye look."
The Board stare aghast, and the
chairman, at last, b oke oat With se-
verity—
• "Pay respect to t e Board, sir."
"What board?" s eered Jock.
"This Board, el ," exclaimed the
chairman, striking he table to empha-
size his words.
"Whet, this ane " said Jock, indi-
cating the table, b kicking it with his
heel.
'The &hula Boa d o' Whinnyknowes
sir."
"Where cis't ? let'
"How deur you a
the Board?"
"Board here,
where is this won
veeiible 7"
"We're the Boar
"What,. you're th
"Ay, me, and Mr
Saunders, and.—in.
Board."
"Oh, ye're all b
my word, ye look Ii
"Look like boar
mean ?" exclaimed
man, rising from, hi
"Mean ?--13109411
the imperturbable
"Expleen yoursel
"I'd better no ; y
and your face is re
"Expleen yours
hound," roared t
dy'e mean by seyl
boards?"
"Expleen yours
self !" chimed in th
Jock crossed his
and then said, slo
a
see it."
4ah that way till
oard there—man,
erful board ? Is't
Board ?"
Jamieson
ack we're
and Mr.
all the
ards 1 Weel, upon
e it."
s, sir—what do you
he indignant chair -
seat.
hat I say," replied
a 'Peacock.
sir."
mightna like it,
enough already."
l', ye ill-mannered
e chairman ; "what
' we all look like
if! Expleen your -
other members.
egs on the table,
ly and sententiouS-
ly—
"Weel, if ye wu 1 have it, ye all look
as stiff and stu k 'up as, the deal
boards in Geordie Gordon's backyard,
and there's just ab ut as !Ale polish on
you I" I
The exasperated Board rose to its
feet, and the °had al an, pointing to the
door, ordered Jock out of the room.
"We'll turn ye o 1 t of your office, ye
scurrilous blackgu = d," he cried ; "we'll
depose you; ye viii: in 1"
"Depose me, wi ye ?" said Jock,
leisurely removing • is legs from the ta-
ble, and rising • quite calmly. "Then
there winna be a i o an -jack left among
ye that can spell •.:S own name. Put
that in your pipes 1 nd! smoke it."
And Sour Jock, itla a loud laugh,
marched cut of th , room, banging the
door after him.
This was rather a facer,for the poor
Board, who had h rd.ly begun to feel
their feet, before t ey' were knocked off
their legs. 1 - '
Sandy did not gut :pier it for several
days. But, one ha rn pa°., lie received a
large blue letter ; anf. then, who can
picture the joy. an c nseious pride of
the Clerk and Tre au er of the Whinny-
knowes School Bo rd, as he opened the
first official enve ope, with the awe-
inspiring words, -Oi Her Majesty's
Service," printed i tl4e corner.
"And see, Elsie w man, there's the
crown—white, on blue ground." „
"Aye, Sandy, h t who would have
th,ocht ye would e er comm :to this ?"
"Come to this, 'oman! a'body (liana
think so little o' y ar man as ye- do,
woman 1 It was t be expeohit.' •
"On, ay, I kent -e was glide at the
uptale ; but, losh me,i Sandy,we mann
let folk ken o! this "
"Ken ? to be BU 0, theyrmaun ken."
'4But how will e do it without look-
ing like braggin' ? It's a tpity the folk
at the market sho Idea, see it."
"That's weel- minded, Elsie woman ;
the morn's marke day ! I'll tale' it i
my pooch, wi' the end etickin' out.".
"But gin ye sho ild lose the letter ?"
"Ale hatewe'll t k.' out the letter, and
put in a bittie we topaper."
'An' gin anybe y should steal it ?"
"We'll preen it in, and that'll hold it
- firra."
"It'll be fine sp to agin Joe Naismith,
for erawin' owre ys last fair."
"A man that carried the
shoulders."
“Whaur did he bide ?"
"I dinna ken."
"But how did -he get it on,
dors?"
' "Lifted it, to be sure." '
“And whaur did he carry
"What gars ye spier so
Ilene, woman ?° The man
in our parish."
"Wha tent ye about him
"I heard the minister an
inie amain' about him one
',Then it maun be all tru
"Of &arse; it's true."
"Losh, but he must hae
strelig—weur nor Samson;
.the world did he get in bel
"Can ye no let the puir
He didna .spier your leave
"Will he be leevin' yet.?" I
"I dinna ken, and I dine care!"
"Because it would be an awfu'.thi
gin he let it fa' 1—whaur 112i ght we
row till?.' •
rid en hi
his shoi
t till ?"
any qu
idna bi
fl
the do
ight.';
been awf
but ho
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au alert.
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"Ay, Pse warra «t he'lllook blue when
he sees this."
In high glee Sa, dy strutted off to:the
market next day, ith the official letter
sticking conspicuo ; sly out of his pocket.
With great hi re ility—a humility
which we would, do well to copy
when •honors fall thick upon us—
Sandy replied to tfie congratulations of
friends • —
"Ay, it was anhonor I didna expeet,
and maybe didna eserve."
To whieh he rei eived the memorable
reply—
"Sandy, ye're ti e very man for it."
"Elsie, ' said he when he got home,
"ye must gang in o the town, and get
a, new shewl and. 1 onnet ; it wiring" do
for the wife o' one iu Her elajesty's ser-
vice to gang like o her folk."
"And did ye ga them glower at the
market ?" •
"On, ay, woman, ibut they all said I
was just the manIt was a pity I
hadna the ;letter o show them, as weal
as the envelope. Let's have another
look at it,"
The letter was produced, and while
Sandy re -read it, Elsie busied herself
trying to decipher the writing on the
envelope.
"What's a' t Pis, Sandy, after your
name?,'
Sandy took t e envelope, adjusted
his spectacles, an read—
"Alexander J: mieson,. Esq., Post-
master and Gen ral Merchant, Clerk
and Treasurer to the School Board,
Whinnyloaowes, ast Lothian, N. B."
"Aye, Sandy, ao d. are ye really an N.
B., and what'll I so?"
"You 7—the sae e euld fool ye aye
was,"
"Hoot -toot, 5: ady, ye manna say
that, or folk'll be speirin' what ye was
yoursel' when ys married me. But
what's this at th tail end o' the let-
ter ?"
"That.? that's have the honor to
be, Sir, your mos humble and. obedient
servant'—"
"Wha's your amble and. obedient
servant 1"
"Their Lords ips in London, of
course."
"Aye, Sandy, ut ye Mum be a great
mar:eland maw p oud this day."
"4y, but worn: n, there's an awfu' re-
sponsibeelity con eckit wi' it; the weight
o' Atlas Was nae ng till't."
"Wha was All 1"
I:
CHAPTER III.
And now Sandy was up
in ledgers, abstract and cas
numberless forms and
clauses, not one of which h
head or tail of.
"Sic a work," said he,."
ing ava. Could they no h
"How muckle have ye pa
how muckle's in tan
The transference of
caused some discussion
also the resignation of
teacher—for the question
get another:
"Adverteese," said. Tams
. 0,
o the e
books, a
oompulso
eouldena
bout nae
ve just s
awa,
he soh
t first,
the ol
wher
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I "Y€'l- not have a
To 1 ndy's dis
began elieg ibin a
last dr « for h a
taarki
"He is H race,
d'ye call it ?
e."
ce Ow,
ce, myser."
is ffatius
t's n the
ac IcVit
i her. Just
ok like wi y ?
th candidate
cl4a, and at
m: 11 olump, re -
y
ell.
nam
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Roma
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"Adverteese ?" replied Saiady, ne ly
distracted. 4"Od, dy'e no think I ye
plenty to do ? All the re rnsibee ty
falls on me."
A teacher was at last s: ected. ut
the Board chose first to s e him, aa d.
examine bini. That is to sity, the at
of the Board undertook the seei g ;
Sandy undertook the era al Ming.
As this was the mos import: nt
function the Board had s yet e ; r-
cised, it was delegated to their
Meeting.
There was a full attend:isee of m:,1111
bars ; eager anticipation as depi ed
on every countenance exc:fit San:, 's
which wore an expression t. quiet ig-
nity ; and the other busine was qu li-
ly dispatched.
Sandy DOW took his seat Ib�-ide
chairman, emptied his ps dkets e
number of papers, which arran
methodically in front of I im, gav
short cough, leant back i his oh
wiped his spectacres, and a timate
the beadle, who ac -ted -as doorkeepe
the Board, that he was prepared to
ceive the new schoolmaster.
The candidate was cond cted to he
side of the table opposite Sandy, •d
the social standing of the Board e-
ing so high, nobody asked - im to sit
down.
Sandy cleared his throe ; the est
leant forward so as not to ., iss a w d.
They had all, at some period of t eir
'lives, heard other peopl, , or en
themselves, examined by a school as-
ter ; but they had never b fore he rd
one examined.
–Are you the young man, sir ?"
"Yes, sir, I'm, the candid te."
"The what ?"
"The candidate sir."
"I want to know if you'r the ow
teacher ?"
1
he
a
ed
a
ir,
to
to
re-
-4Certainly, sir.'T
"How long ha,v
"Ten years, sir
"Ten years ?
time."
you been a teach
an, tht'a- a
"It is a considerable
"It's a very long time,
sternly, who had no id
tines being dilated, by a
"And were yen a scho
I
Is
•?"
ime, sir."
sir,'' said Satdy
a o , his adec-'
in ee domi ie.
lm ster an o
the time ?" Sand inquired.
The candidate aisedi his leyebro ii
astonishment, an said he Iliad. be
schoolmaster all he time. 1
"What for did ye u,o sal that were
man ?" said Sandy testily, who imee n
ed that the caa.didate was encing 'it
his questions. • - I 1
"And have ye got Beet on ?" 4 ay
,.
continued.
'Yes, sir ; I have ben - succersfu
teacher, and possess igh cortifio: te
and testimonials. '
"Oh 1" said' Sandy, Wit a pu
expresSion : "would you repeat ha
"High certifies es and t stimon ls."
i
again, young ma 7"
"Ay, just that,T saidlSan y, tryi to
look as if he quite un erstood the
words ; and then grasping at the ; one
that seemed easiest o co prehen ion,
he continued— I
"And they were high, were they 7
"Yes, sir ; they wer3 considered- er
high."
"Oh—d'ye say eo ? Ab ut how ig
might they be, now?"
The candidate again
brows in sheer bewi
evei, he kept his corn
plained that the 'write
monials had for ed a
of him, and ha ben
to express that o iniol in
cates.
"Aye, yes—of
Sandy hastily, wi
let it be known
had been require
come free ?"
"From Catton
"Whaur's that
derson.
"Ow, ye gomer
whaur my mithe
"But whaur is'
"It's in—a—bl
forget my ain
whaur exact13
"In Roxburgh
candidate.
"Ay, in Roxburghs
is ; any fool kens that
dy whispered to the c
he'll do. But wait a
heckle him now.'
Sandy leant fozwar
an impressive marline
tone resumed—
"Now, sir, I've got
I may say a meet trio
• to put till ye, and I
you'll give me a straig
Can you road Latin,- s
"Ys, sir."
"You can 7" said
partly at the unexpe
completeness of the
raised his
derment.
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rs o the t
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heir c
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cour e—eaactly,"
o di not shoos
hat any explan
"a d here d
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1," s id Si.ndy, "t
was born"
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so me! its in ---'o
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in a so em
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us, qtieStio
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yard anafwe
Sandy recoiin
ted apiditY an
nd part
ppant
:ply,
what he considered t e
ment of so grave a questio
"Certainly air."
"You're sure o' that 7" aid S
trying to think of s met ing to
next.
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pou from Sa
con t usly invite
IIT6 f the eihoo
his 1).16;1 dgin
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gall f which
rece frci Ian
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mo ; -in-law, o
wit otitis ,
the 1p or 'he as
offiei dceu e
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per, s • as to rem
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F TER a reiddenee of seven years in
1.,;
--- begs to eturn his grateful thanks
Farming and ercantile Public generally f
goner ons sup ort given him during that
and begs to st te that he hoe now on h
fulLassertment of all kind e of
e the
668
S.•
Hen,
o the
r tie
ti e,
a
DRY GOODS Alp qROCER E
And will always be ready to mete out to th
good articles at as reasonable a price s a
in the Trade.
He has a large quantity of PORK (Sid
of first-class g ality.
1
Earthenwar of every deoription. Glas
White Lead, ( &c.) and a general
thent of Colors.
Boots and Shoes a Specialty, from
known firm of Hyman & Co., London.
Any article necessary ior a pountry
be obtained.
,
ascot-
th w ll -
nor
can
eh' or
Patent Med. eine in all the lines.
All ki nds of Farming Produce tak n,
exchange.
657 - IJAMES CAMPB
188,6' MAN itOBA. I
G R E N Vy- AY
Special Passewniglr start
taftnafor Man
.41. Tee I
AY in ea
0 P '11
•
On the irst TUES
mouth.
Freight lea s the day revi
dates. Due n tice will be g
parties.
Rates alwa s the lowe t, an
taken to have arrangements
satisfactory.
Persons je ning these pa
from all care n bonding ba
stock, &a.
tie to all the above
von of all uthre
the greates pains
ost envie end
ties are re eand
gage, freig t, ive
gage re
150 P nds of B
Mr. Green y goes thr ugh with "eh atty.
For particulle apply to •
IjOHN KNOX W. R. Age t,
635 Ce trzdia
BUTT
TI AVING
-L-1- one
will be fon
BUTT
The Highes
659
JOH
WRO
AS 0 R
R AND CHEE
ented the Store in Stark's
r north of P. M garey's Bak
there at all Urn s res dy to p
RAND
HEE
d.
arket Pri e in ash will b
for a Goo Article.
S. ROBRSON,
Beef
WILLIAM$ &
ANERS &be
f.‘ •
TER I - ONTARIO
kick,
ry I
chase
E.
paid
tli.
Bills Disco nted. Drafts Dnted. Mone
9n Estate at Lowest Rate.
655-52 JOHN 'WILLIAMS
•
III1FOORp%NT NOTICE. 1880.
ip1/4LL B-
. I ,
YERS OF DRY GOODS.
TT 1\T C 1\T &
DIRECT IIVIPORTER, SEAFORTH,
AUCTION SALE
—e-OF--
THOROUCH RED CA
Horses, p and Sw44.
THE FOURTH A
1.Pahorthorn C
Cotersvold and
land, China and
the auspices of the
NUAL SALE ,Valredilt
tele, StaitionOlares,
.eicester pe.
Berkshire Igo, mien
HURON LIVE S ocK ASS()
Will take place up n the MOW
OF HURON, f
e - (INT
CTOBER 20TH, m.
And Following Dav ,pommeneing at TWELTie
o3tflock, noon. i
Anionpt the Sto k will be foundthe valueble
pule bred PlitICCIE reize bull, Priceof Seahne
Elmhurst [50e5] 2 /35, Roses of Rion, (keel.
t 692] 2442, oleo egg's, including Duke et
nesai, and other eni ale of feshietah14. pedigree
f rom the noted her s of Messrs. H. Snell, Attn.)),
Sproat.Elcoai, Wa hington, and otlirs. Aloe
several splendid thoroughbred st liking and
breeding mares, among whch is "Godelich
Chief," a half brother to the ceIebrateciCanadian
Teil a Gtohrooeaumegr il iecibhtri eal lade db.
t r °illy) .ei`i is
Lucy," 0, ' beautifully
te, whoseiraf;agbeiroyencesno: hounded
uede odaittsie002:20001. al ebs a I a et Improvedl y
Stook, Which will be eflered after; ths sale of
tt
Lake Huron, and is twhivseilthe7GtrhiaenBudes ef to:1131ff:
pacaennr:td:GeGBerte°11adteat Cheelltnilebs°' Raiways. T e Nora:::
Transportation Company's Steam nt call at this
MS—Twelve months' ere it] withont ha
t / rest, will be given on furnishin eectrity eels -
rectory to the owner of the atm old. ekelia.
count of 8 per cent will be allowe for wish.
There is an. pie a commodation ler both man
end beast. and the hotel rates ar leery reason-
able. -
The A esociation lwill endeaVor o get Reduced
11811:tallongauteess1are now ready, and 111 e forward-
ed einma.p ypliciv Tato
FLR BIGA NCGINS,L SGRAHAM,
nEtAP9re1sSideecnreAtt,uaCerritinloiele .:01aerieb.
AUCti ON SAL
OF A VERYT4ANTIUHAuBLEozrat
vs. )3reckenridge, bearing date t
..13OURTviSmtrenTstatuoirtt,h jennoirodre Judge
Thefa ic.thFracodannynci:
of Huron, made in certain suit 1 r keruidge
August, A. I). 1E80 there will be ft redhefliorousalr of with the approbati n of the eaid jutilg4, on SAT-
URDAY, the 2nd dray of OCTOBER. 1 at the
QUEEN'S 110'1E4, BRUSSELS
Twelve o'clock, noon, by C. R. C o d , Auction-
eer,.Lots Number qeven ana TWel ell' and 12)
in the First Conce sion of the tot li p of Grey,
in the County of ['iron, each Lo c ntaining by
mar-
ket village of Brutsels, and is one ' ea the beet
ni,
ad easnrement One Hundred A re of Land.
Th property is wi bin one mile an quart-er of
a gravel road; six iles from th -0 "Ting -Le-
farms in the town hip. Over on hurl edema
being the entire intent of both lo s, -e eiterezi
and in a state of . cultivation ; there is a -fine
hardwood bush of about forty ac e , and the re-
mainder of the llt, is timbered Ili excellent
rail timber, cedarl black ash a hemlock. A
Government drain has been surveyed 'which will
t:
tone h Lot 'I weive, and drain the alek portion of
that lot. The fenees are good ; there ifi a barn'
anda small frame !houe, together wi th a well
and a pod ()railed on the prepdrt , and the
whole farm is in an edmirable 13 atie f culture.
Title indisputable.,
TERMS—Ten per cent. down t e of sale,
balance in thirty eggs without inte . t. A por-
tion of the balance may be left 'optit mortgage,
at sever, per cent. :Possession ma?, he had on the
15t of October next.
1
For further pakticulars appIY to Seeger
Morton, Barrieters Goderich ; or 'C. . Cooper,
Auctioneer,Brussels- or to
( igned) W. It. SQUIER, Real e iesentative.
ALCOMSON &1WADE, Ve dor Solicitors.
Dat d September , 1880. 668-2
1) 1\T GODE
COUNTY
Would SpeciallyDirectthe Attention of th r immensely
numerous dis omers and the italic Ge zerlly to the
•
iMportant facif, that never -since Seafort tihas existed,
VERY IMAM -
there
been Imported
has
UCH A PRODICIO6S STOCK OF DRY GOODS OF
ABLE DESCRIPTION.
It is aisb particular‘ worthy of notice that THE WS
has been Carefully Selected by OURSELVES p
ensuring that 6. ch Department will be completel
onily New and
in all respects o the requirements of our customers
.4 of the Stock
rsonaly, thereby
filled with not
Alegant Goods, out Goods that are peculily suitable
GOODS
Call would be .ppreciated by us, if only to Take a
REE
of
S GOODJS—It is impossible not to get suitd i
erything is lovely. Variety immense. Prices rangi
all. Our cu4emers are surprised we can sell these
CASH Es—Blacks in
tMallERthe cetera of the
sh des.-•
WIN
be
su
olok Thrrough.
this Department.
g within the reach
coda so low.
all widths, all kinds, and ail shade. Colors,
rainbow, but beautiful new arid fashionable
Eys—Tn these Goods we have always -had the r putation of selling
ter goods at lower rates than any other house. T, is season we have
eased ourselves.
--Full range of Dark, Pompadour, and Rainbo
PRINTS
sortment of Dark Ground Sateens.
FLA
NELS--Full lines of every kind. Plain, Fancy
ool and Unions. No advance on these Goods.
S—Sco oh, TWEEDCanadian, French, Halifax, frish,
ngland, Platt s, and Bliss' Goods. Every reliable m
arket. OUR CUTTER MAKES NO MISTAKES—
bar that in n&
LINE
A
Spots. Big As -
Heavy, Light, All
Yo kshire, West of
e f Tweeds in the
G ntlemen, please
Ns—All sorts of Irish and Scotch, purchased in Belfitett and Glasgow.
Special Line ofinne, Satin, Bleached, Double Damask Tablings. Very
hoice Goods.
tiis sufficient to say that these Goods ARE NOT adv
COTITricOe
,NforSo—uri dons makes are so well known. This is the a"neceodttoinn
mporium " o this section of country.
WIIMITER BLAsers—Have no effect on those who *ea our All Wool
kinder-Clothin. They are thick and Warm.
WEDNESDAY,
HATS, CAPS GOVES, &C.—A Full and Com lete Assortment
nobby Hats and Caps, Glove, Ties, Cellars, &c.
I •
GROiCERIES The Grocery business having increased so rapidly, we have
been obliged. t make further room for this line. Everything that there
should be in a rst-class Grocery Establishment will- be found there. The
Highest Price given for Butter 9,nd Eggs.
BOOpTrieSes.AND SHOES—This Department is hilly assorted.. Popular
A
LARGE STOCK OF- FINE
•
C QTH ING
We call the attention of all in want of Clothing, and ask for 6,21 inspection of our
Stock and a Comparison of Prices. Orders (3,r '
FIRST-CLASS SUITS IN TWEED AND WORSTED GOODS
Will have our special attention. Having imported our stock of these Goods this
season, customers can depend on getting price, riht.
1 7
ID IT INT C INT dc T.3 IT
DANCIIG SC 00L,
i I
PROF. CHAS. F TZER,
Late of ScafertIL but now of la3/ andel:Attires
lz
peat pleature in (informing the Jolt t2438 of Ses-
fexl.h and TiCiuiti, that he has s odiated with
himself
PROF. STPHEN
The Celebrated Dancing Mastr, e of New
York, for the purpose of givin instructions in
all the la test .dances of the da . Prof. Saville
conies highb reconameneed,ha n tistimonials
froin some of the:best dancing eters in Can -
ad, including rof. Davie, o Toonto, and
4
others of dancin fame. The foll Wing &nem
will be taught: frew Lancers, 0 •• inal Lancers,
Soeiety Waltzcs,i Glide Waltze iek erbocker
Waltzes Bohemian Polka with ad and heeland
glide step, Rockaway—Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, French
Quadrille, Plain' Quadrille, Ca edonian Qaad-
rne, also the New National G rd ---arranged by
to join should band in theilta e early, as the
Prof. Saville, !Mei of New lorld. 4/111, intending
clues :will commence the first we:k in October,
if possible, at Cardno's Music :' :11, Seaforth.
Pref. Fetzer will ;be at Carlin° s 6 all, Seaforth,
on Saturday, Oct.' 2, between t ours of 2 and
4 &click P. M. for the purpre.-: Of enlisting
pupils end givin all necessary In or/nation.
WERVS.—For, Children, $6-; to Ladies, $li ;
for Gentlemen, i. O. The te all consist of
two ty-five lesson ! 5682
FARM FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCOON.
1 ,
,
A. ItA.RE CHANCE TO 10E1' A
4.)Z 00D FAR!L.
f , i
Public Auction, at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
MR. J. P. BBIV has been iineted by the
-(5-/- proprietor, R. WM. FO W ER, to sell by
S AP:MTh, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd,
1880, at I o'clock P. M., that Valuable Farm,
situated in the Township of Bilop, on the
Huron Road, t wd miles west of s aforth, known
as the Came) on Farm. The pa contains 100
acres, 90 of which are cleared a u a high 'stte
of cultivation, to: balance is well- timbered with
hardwood. There iElnot a foot Avast° land on
the farm. Plenty of water, b6t *ell and river.
Cornice table bui dings, a splendid Orchard, end
ornamental f,Ae The farm lati positively be
sold witho4 rese e.
TERMS -2 -,-"Ten per cent. of th urchase money
on the day of fqe; sufficient o he balance to
make up $2.000 within SO day hereafter, and
the remainder o time tc snit p &tors.
1
WILLIAM FON Elt Proprietor.
I. P. BRINE, A ctioneer. 669-2
THE ZURICH CARRIACr FACTORY.
HESS Sz HABRER
T.TAVE alwayti on hand, aim make to Order.
Wa ons, 1/leighs, Carrisoseee,Bur
, 'Ctittertsl, and every other articlein their
hey pereonally superintendtheir own bud
no
ne EP, and can guarantee a goodarticle both es
to aterial and workmanship. 1 i
or Style an Finish their, *ork cannot be
su passed by the large city establishments.
epairing promptly attended i to. i Give us *
tr al and be con -need that we (nu satisfy Touts
to uality and p ee.
In-. Hess is will known to the public, having
been in busines in Zurich for o erlA years.
HESS HOWLER.
[ I '
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
gi
lin
McINTYR
Tot E G to state
-A-P large numb
'which, if not pa
J. P. Brine fo
ha better take
6
wurfrrs, 4,,,Cleaforth)
t they have en their books
r of aceounta Of old standing,
d at once, will handed to Mr.
collection. Farkas interested
otice and save! ' urt cost.
tiemtr/ii &WILLIS.
R B R T T,
Wholesale and tailDealer it,RATHDR.
SHOE FIN SE4278 00fBETvliteo, 1)1
m rate. A T 18olicited. All orders by Mil
er otherwite pro ptly filled.
*ono bat the Very Best Stoe..41( kept.NBBETTer:
* OCTOBER t
O Jamieion at ers
clerk in the Comme
neighboring market
"Gooa morning
said the juvenile rei
nata•roe.
"orning," answi
loOking up*
"You ye heard thi
What newer
*
-4About your sch.:1
Had Sandy beene
spark, had he sat di
mould not have jun
disk quick-er than lj
44Eb, what's the!
with ' exolaii
"Why, he's boltei
“1301ted Whe
Tel1 rue•
round the eon/Aar
clerk's arm.
4 -Nobody knew
yOung gentleman>,
andy's peturhatiol
•cheque for 150-,
an -
the bank?'
"'That's bb -in
grosnpa Sandy,
with a whole quad
him in advance to 1
With four pound—a
trice I paid him-iz
OWn• pocket, far 114
ffere Send.y pnli
would not do to let;
bag.
“But that's neitb
he continued ;
nelnYwbpeosrtt kmaatnatne8fItll
out o' charity. 13g
doited fdiot I B1
cached ;";and, in
wi
bait ehulent' bareheadedS
"Stop a minute,
the clerk with a gi
tween. Sandy and
of
tboluint blue paper
andwit hl
ililStanhedrInoeorkefridt°13i
mowed to read It
"WurszvyrsO
"One month afti
order sterling, thevlulume r°ef el
- 4
"Read What's wi
per, Kt. Jamiesk
important," said
a leer of satisfact'
4118-tatiured73; read as bil
"Accepted -134
Whinnyknowes.
"Wee!, what la
a Sandy,ft‘..,,ewrheiasilliere:Oelrunlee:dx
to the schaobnaete
right, and I've eon
131leIllteiYat"he last strt'
camel's back.
The bill 'fell
hands, he fetched
able to hear, and
tleFflor°°trh*ree
aide night and 4
brain levee whiol
overthrow his reas
withu this life.
But
weal'
the first thing he
was to forswear to]
liquid, whose brai
had entailed on hil
and. the next publi
his 'seat on the Sc!
Bandy continues
but is very sensitiv
uMect of Schol
wheortldroewvenns ismentetnol
4'Wheesht, man
. ;
Heying—
love o' gudentse,
to the wa."."
A ord.1
In the first piaci
0:Aire confidence
her.
If yeti have eote
and been jilted, lie
you have loved at
toward her, Ana
went, tell your NO
letters, and photdj
Tina. dried roi
for her to disc:Ivo
may be rureanagi
trunksfor aniuset
Half the heroin
wretched by 8011U
were kneePtt frrotomtht
business het-weena
fear the novel wri
try would be ad*
!does 103a our n-:
aone up in the
Charlotte TemplA
ithenwaornildalloldweeol
ehould be worthy'
denee. Young el
11a(s) tlaerthilielyppinintrsefls
bears your ail
home, who wear
to you those rig
which the mum.
titled vou.
It is always
matters your wi,
ly informed, L
;amount of your
sources, that she
penses accordiug
ning up bills an
•ttavagant faneie
. of ten would exc
Come, if she hue.
affairs spoa, an
consequences of
'bzrytitasuill
and interest WO:
the neck of the $
Female vanity,
it has been pain
And then we
home and to pe
vonaan's love, w
cherishing to k
curbing your ev
tieular about th
tbochaeropekfiett:ofanyodurt:
• of Itoobuacucsoediutioce
your hair. We
ewore in her pr
Make up the
life. and are wo
were never out
s.