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A NOBLE GENTLE1VMM
A STORY OF AN OLD LADY.
I sat spinning at my wheel in the
sun, for the autumn day was cold,
when I heard some one whistling, and
looking up, there was young ,Squire
Turner, with his arms folded on the
gate, leaking over. When he caught
rav eye he laughed, and I blushed, and
I rose and made him a courtesy.
11e* was a handsome man, the squire,
and the hand from which he pulled
the glove shimmered in the sun with
pearls and diamonds, and he was
bonnie to look at, with his hair like
spun ,old in the October sunlight.
When I courtesied he bowed, marking
his curls dance over his shoulders, and
said he, "I've spoiled:eine pretty picture
that I could have looked at all day, but
I've made another as pretty, so I'll not
grieve. May I come in ?"
"And. welcome, sir," said I; _anIt
a chair kr hina for he was grandfather's
landlord; but for all that I felt uncona-
forta.ble, for I was not used to fine corn- maybe."
PAD -31:- . "Where.?" said I.
- He talked away, paying me more She went to the kite
compliments than I wee used. to, for beckoned in a woman wl
grandmother, who brought me Up1 Dame Coombs, who h
ways said, "Handsome is as handsome with eggs.
does." "I heard you rightly,"
Since I am telling the story I'll tell told me Evan Locke a
the truth. I had. done wrong about were making ready for
the thing. Neither of the old NIB "They're going to Can
knew that I wore Evan Locke's ring a carpenter—and a good
in my bosom, or that we'd taken a vow say it—made the doctor
to eaoh other beside the hawthorn° that thiegs. The.old lady d
grew in the church lane. I never country, but she goes fo
looked. for it high and to
no sign of it. And I bega
the loss of that dear rin
that I would. never marry
The days passed on and he
near me.
"Oh, it was cruel in him
"to hold such anger for a
had provoked, when I spo
know I loved him so."
And grandma would se
me (I know why, now),
sighed and moaned and.
workhouse. And I though
of grief among them.
One day grandpa. sal
seems that your sweethea
fond of. you, not over a
you."
"Why not ?" said L
"Where has he been
back ?"
"Busy, doubtless," sa
smile, though I thought
burst.
"Perhaps you know all
orandma. "You're
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I if,
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N gitPosiProh.
'eammaseeser'
but found
to fear that
was a sign
van Looke.
never came
"1 thought
• asty word
.e it hem
goi
111
meant to deeeive, but granny was old
and a -little hard., and that love of mine
was such a sweet secret. Besides,
money seems to outweigh all else
when people have struggled all their
lives through. to turn a penny, and they "They've sold the hou
knew Evan was a poor, struggling Liverpool to take ship ;
young surgeon. I thought I'd. wait a. find. out the truth for
while uutil I could sweeten the news choose to take the trou
with the fact that he'd begun to make Coombs. "I'm no ch
his fortune. falsehoods about my ni ghbots.",
Granny came in from the dairy five she went away in wrath .
alieve it
moor and
°Bed and'
on of life a
sake. There •is money
th4e, they say. That
him."
"I told you so," said g
"I don't believe it," sa
cely loo
nd graid
ked o t
I should
is not o r
xious a- e
thiS .
d ' I, wit),
y heart wo
w'thit'"
gh
about
en oor n
o sa.t ther
d come o
ae said,
ahi4 mot
oyage."
da. My
ne, thong
a: box for
cads the 1 e
• the duct r'
to be mid
E what t
andmother
1 I.
e, and gone
and you
yourself, if 13
le," said Dm
rector to te
minutes alter the Squire had gone, and
heard he had. been there. I didn't tell
her of his fine speeches, but there was a
key hole to the door, she came
through, and I, have a guess she heard
them.
That night we had something else to
think of. Misfortunes had come upon
grandfather; but I didn't foresee that,
when the half-yeaes rent should become
due, not a penny to pay it with would
be found.
All this time Evan Locke and I had
been as fond as ever of each other, and
he came as often as before to talk to
grandpa on the winter nights, and still
every little while our young landlord,
Squire Turner, would -drop in and sit in
his lazy- waav Watc.hing me knit or spin.
• And would not
I. had walked across the
seen the shutters fast
door barred, and not a s
the place. Then gav
went home all pale and
sat down•a,t grandimoth
"It's true," said I.
"And for the sake of
you will see your gra,
and break his heart, an
have nursed you fr
widow."
"I looked. at. her as
I found strength to say:
"Give me to whom
since my own love doe
And thou I crept up
dowu onmy bedside, w
Once or twice he was flushed with wine, had fainted. I w.oul
,1
and even: hold,: for he tried to kiss mehea,veu for for
But Squire or no„ I boxed. his ears for
his.pains, and no softer than I could
• help, either.
I could not help his coming nor help
seeing him, when he came, and I did
that Evan should be angry
it wouldn't come.
The next day Squire
the parlor as my acce
pleased he was, and ho
back into grandfather'
granny grew so proud
up h�p
trembling,
is knee.
go fals�. a
dfathier I:ru
leave me,
in al bah:
he sOlibed,
you
not want
stairs anc
ak as thou
have tha
just then
Turner w
ted lover.
the color
old. face !
d kind, a
not deserve
with me. But he was. Oh, so high and the house was aglow, a d only I
rclighty, and spoke as, though one like. But I eouldu:t forge Eva,n—
the Squire could, mean no good by whom I loved so—sa ling away
coraing to so poor a place as the school- me without a word.'
master's. , I suppose they all s looked
He mado me angry, and I spoke up. The Squire talked of J health
"For that matter, the Squire would would make me ride wh
no
wy
on
iina ove
be glad to have me to promise to marry moor for strength.
hing.'Ti
y our 11i1
think [tie
he said.
Your lye
0, andy
ke ye 4mi
him," said, I. "He thinks more of me
than you do just now."
"Maybe you Tike: him better," said
The old folks said
knew what ailed me ;
Scotch maid seemed
Evan.
was ought wrong On
"I don't say that,'' replied 1;• "britIne• : •
bad temper and jealousy -scarce make: • "What ails ye, mis
one ever fond o another.. I pray 1 dull and your cheek i
Ma.y never have- • a husband who will. braw grand. lover cane
scold me:" . • . ye are na, that ill, 0th
For he had been scolding me. There "Ne, -I'm well enon
avgno other name for it. : She.looked at me wis fu
Well, Evan was wroth with me and 1„ "Gin ye'd. tell me y rn
with him—not heart -deep, though, I tell you a cure,” she s I.
thought—and. I did not see him for But there was no et r • f
-over a week., T. was troubled much,. world and I:couldn't c
though. I.kriew he we:111d come- round, simple Jennie. Sojth
andmayhap ask my pardon.. For be- and I was close on me
fore you aro wed you can bring your and granny and D -,rct
lover to his senses, when
So I did not fret after
nor quite snub Squire
• liked me more than
p.
1."
i
you will. busy with my wedding
Evan's absence And oue night the
Turner, who grew too great, and I
ever. But one the purple heather j on
night grandfather came in from a lone- knelt down under tile
ly ride, and shutting the door. stood. to be taken from the
between grandma and. me, looking at eau I live without
me, ancl so strangely that we both grew I Spoke the word
frightened. At last he spoke : started up in affrig t,
"I have been to ithe Squire's," said side was an elfisl li
he ; "for the fiz-st time I had to tell heard a cry that at fir-
Ihinathat I could not pay his rent when earthly. Yet it w s 1 ut
0.
1 f
ye
you
f
en
d
la
aid I.
lv.
all, I paig-
r rue in
my hekt
ys rolled:
arriagp s
Plume
0 es.
in in my
ye' t out if mo
to moat, a
bas aud ra
Id; "fo h
? Task.
o d, and th
or there at
tl figure; an
I -carce thou
coteh Jen
r rour true 14
it him Ifra
quire."'
and. wa
i -a --e-4-
ore ; bu1t, th
they left m
fetch niay ho
, and cbme
t acres.* tbe
ere the hall
and
e th
d• at
_
but
stoo
ith
ght,
(late
,my
you
ppe
ur I;
halal'
,but
h light,
et me
he star
wonderI
ement h
dress,
eyes br
om and
'Agath
ne bring
tBut I st
'Not yc
d.
11 of me
ssed, I
I could
nd.
"Uive]
id.
"Not y
,I LSVE
1 I coal
ay n'
offe
u.
be
do
ought e m
At last etren
I ck to the fir
e had been
aiting oly fc
ed, and how,
lie offerlof
.andparents
d of the rin
y bread, an
d been sent!
1 ;
w
i •
V3.
0
due."
who had followed
I opened my lips. Grandmamtha's 1 "Why do you ca,
hand covered them. Grandpa clrewnae i now?" she said ;
to him,
., for the sake o' the
"Thou'rt young, lass," he said, "and I' "How dare you
they are right to callI the pretty. Say, me ?"
could'et like the Sqnire well enough to ; But she caught
wed hit n ?" L ; "Dinua be vexes ,
"Eli," cried grandma. "Sure you're , bide a wee, anda, swe
not wandering ?" i It is for love of y r
"Squire Turner asked mwa,stelike the sue, w .a.i.e for this '
women in-. sin the Squire wo ed e.
la,ss of ours to -night. Of all
the world. there is Ibut one he loves as will the ladtheft love t
he should his wife, andtrod. on should hake h that is our ;
Agatha." .! "What do you Me ti
' I lo "I'll speak gin T
"I dreamt of golden rings and a lniuch. i
! . '
of white roses ou qhristmas Eve," cried Jennie"I rodevitt
:
granny. "I know! the lass , would. be youug DreLocke's pia
tic e." . . .! and there she lighted
, ring, and what she sa cl
But I put m -y head on rev' grandfath-
The ` it turned him the ti t
er's shoulder and :hid my face.
i said he, 'There's' na, { ro
truth must out, I knew.
; u
"Wilt have him; aud be a rich lady ?" ia woman gin she'
said grandpa. I turned to the wall -an
an an' your granny rode
'And when he :had waited for
answer, I burst (nib with " all- a' ken—wull it do
sob
and a ',
sob together. "Ay, Jennie," said
"She's friOten, ;I." said grandmam- • your
ma. "Nay, we 1 est all wed once in , And had I wings tc m
our lives, my chime and robbed me of m
l .
He
: not have come to • th
Then grandpa
li
debt and poverty l ."
p talked. to me. h
told me how pow they had grown, and I stood before -my
how kind the Sq lire was,.and I had 1 trembling and white, an
but to marry hit to make my grand- don't tell me, granny y
parents free fro
their lives throw h. If I refuged and lie. Didn't you steal
vexed. the Squir, , heaven only knew '! from my neck and give
what might hap en. , i as if from- me ? You
"She'll never ruin her poor grand- ; loved and. honored m
tadinamma. 1 rather die than thirk
Illy
71
se
lo
sle
sh
r
u,
ve.
said. "J
hat I sp
I've seen
h in t e
Wasit yIl
ie grothnd
s ing aga'n ?'
said L
y pla.d "
te mis res
e ast th
an I gave hir
know bot,
of de),
o' trteb
alse.' 4nd
• vered his e
o •e. rIlb.ereP
!" lj
I, "heaven 11
feetL c
cotta, e ocr
•
papa," sobbed gr
Ali! it was hard to bear—bitter hard;
but now there te1,S no help for it. I
took the ring from my bosom and laid
it on my palm, nd. told them it was
Eva,n Locke's, and that I had plighted
my troth to him. And grandmamma
called me a deceitful wench, and grand-
father looked as though his heart would
break.
Oh, I would have done anything for
them—anything but give up nay true
love.
That night I kissed his ring and
prayed. Heaven that he might love me
She turned. scarlet.
"True love?" said sh
one true love—Squirs
"You have done it !"
written on your face."
And she looked dcw
to weeping.
"My own true love
heart," she said. "My
bad loved for fiTty year
save hina. Could I let
worth nothing, stard i
see him a beggar in m
irl, girl !"
om me.
"And thou
eke ag
n, wh
,with
d an
• ith
oor
en 1
'Je
d
me,
in th
11
• indows
sked the
Squire.
e fbr reeka
1 hi
e
d
hoj
' he
11
calle
befo
is c
nd I
me.
ove,
here,
him
ve,
you
even
11
1
qui
for
after
mo'e.
ded you;
he
n so
•as t
d.
th
t an•
light
r bet
whe
Ls- h
y ow
gran
the
my
h I
said
anoth4r in n's tr
is until I die "
Then, ills I
ft,,
ded out of
w the Eight
ce in a, life
ars.
At las
"My li
lfe said.
thong
array.
f'Ma.nM a
earts t gi
one ere you
And then,
ha,c1noFt gri
rm and sa
1
t the g te h
''Be a res
hip Go den
1
he r
tle
"Al
It 8
••
I liked. hi
one before
•anny that
Eh! but h
'widest, ki
ho rode aw
orrow, an
()ached Lie; erpo
oche jest r ady
Golden ,Geor e, a
that made h s hea;
back to me but
Heaven bles. him
11
1
en4
ely
SO
me
tol
d
er
he
nd,
ing
Y
false
pro'
ne
e.st,
e
oke., alt
he Ssuir
we se dom
time a
se a d
gath ne
me ! Th
e dd.
high
o
aw
ind
ved
me
pan
, Aga
eor
bett
hat,
won
wee
dest,1
y wi
ue
better,
i , I bade
k and her
away I
arlight to
ere ablaze
ousekeeper
boldness—
So in a
in his even -
nshed and
into a little
misfor-
11.
urner,".I
king so
that has
I v'
took my
atha?" he
be guilt—
tied !" 'and
!think he
11
11
IS
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THE gAcoRTI-i
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AGAIG-ULT'UfiL
IMPLEMENT DA
U. C. WI
LSON, Vh4.30,
; ! .
Has no on boa s
SEWING
Consisting of the folk in kinds :
ORIUM.
PRIETOlt
oek of
INES I
4
Wanzer
Wanzei-
e.' I went
$11
all—bow
actB. tob
other,e
cited me by
ered .my
the truth,
tolen from
sage that
a.. husban d
se Evan
ever can
for I am
rich color
ape, and *I
e More than
lag man in
e to me.
loved me,"
s is
bad—
comes , of
✓ a
BLc
e."
nd ge
MOBS
ed
ha.
e ha
• th
nigh
d nev
fit te
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er
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141
And
father t
cottage
word, to
that he
one b
taught
few yea
knees.,
• ho
ed
o
the
ped
t S
•as i.
ed of
n, a
elite
im
uirei
ildr,
For we
s la d lad
tad When!
two, the thing th,
me quite happy
far away over th
been three kood
our SqUire, vith
ever blushedl besi
bad a mistress EL
who loved Evan.
11
a
fairer have
"Mine was
e las though
gave me his
e moor, and
Whispered :
e Canadian
t ailed yt."
I had ever
en 1 Vold
✓ w d him.
king—the
iifring men
✓ ak of the
d till he
ojaud Evan
ofl. upon the
im a tale
nd sent him
wig Squire.
0t,1
tb
dift
cd
for
Pr
Tun
n to
re
S
be ,
hapsee.
tsvel
he b
e
la.st
Eh 1' but .t's a old
I remembered ar irl
withered aind old.
opened the Vault wher
slept ten years t put
and I've nothing left
anclmy love, lat
seems 'as if every
joy I ever had w
tornbstones
G-eorg, t e gr at *
would hay I borne my
mouldred
sea scanew
ding ring i
have t yet
morrow.
Niuty!
can%
and t
.A, um us
3'
ti
a
17 IL vise,
C., ilthn B.
And other maks a lwayS siVck It ie now an
sice-Iti LARGEST, BET ASSORTED AND CHEAPEST
acknowledged aot t W zetrhesZer
Sewing Machin s are aheadl Of an, in
the Wanzer C. heing ,r
amaimasemememsemoimma
FOR CHOSTMAS
IST OF W
PR SENTS T
DECEMBEII 17, 1883.
'1111=111111
AND NEW YEARS. SEAFORTH PRKFAC1ORy
MAS AND NEW
BE FOUND AT
I -I TT GI- I-1
13, 0
T_T Al IN G eonnnencid business for e Fall
EARSand Winter Trails ntw prepared as maw,
to purchase any quant Sy of Pork, 611115 et to the
following reguations: We will takeoff, 'Dolmas
per hundred if dry, 4nd 8 if soft. 9honJder
Shtick:25 cents.
SOMETH
COUNTER'S JE ELRY EMPORIUM 1
LOOK AT IT, READ I EXAMINE THE qOODS,
II
. e I
AND YOU WILL'FIND THAT MITER HAS—TAVNq TO' QUAL- .CALDER IS :NEVER A LEEP
ITY OF GOODS IN '0 ;CONSIDERATIO ---THE :'
HE IS AL
. ; .
; 1 TO' THE Wants of
ING NEW.
SeaTfhoret hu1,iafeiXeti"doECar t lEllilaloiereasner Bya'a eteolvehereln
1
he will keep constan ly oh hand a .ehole and
complet e stock of all bids of Cured. Meats, Sate.
ages, Bologna, Pork Ind other Cutting, &c.
'
STORE WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEL
Give me a tril. Nothing but a good article
kept, and satisfaction guaranteed.
671 HUGH ROBB, -Saaforste
DARING dURGLARIES
MAY BE CO TIED ! BUT
Oldgrand
t made- the
poke a kind
ng Dr. Locke,
6e-? Still • no
whom we
a for: every
ri d, and in a
ids at our
• was high
did to make
ed—and from
here he had
anths; came
fest lady that
Itud the hall
a mistress
She that
u her coffin,
id then they
Squire had
aeside him;
✓ n, my life
mory, and it
dream of
y under the
the IGolden.
ship that
from Ime,has
ttotn of the
lidak My wed
is all, for I
ninety to-
age,I and. it
meet Evan
SOMETHING BE IUTIFUL I
Its principal pints of acellenc being the large
and roomy spa e undo the arra the a.djustabil-
ity of all its p ; the pritrip 1 ones being of
hardened steelI; 1. 1
WATCHES W
A STE E E D
AYS AW4IKE
his many friends and the
pubRo at large, su plying them avi bastclass
weak of the Photographic Art, in the .atest stylea
and newest deeigt Eli reasonahlylow price.
This is the main asecA t of rny sneeesin the past,
and will be Thy motto for the futarle• Pictures
taken when theiterneest blows, when dark cloud
hover above u, When thunder &nil bghining
ages, when it rins when it snow,and when
what the weatth4 inay be. Calder a)•frO.ys takes a
good impression and turret out a $o. 1 Photo.
kept in stock. I Re miller the People'a Favorite,
Old Pictures copied and Aen.loarAgLdp.:1::eraefoirrtmlues
N. B.—No Prtur s taken in total darkns.
the un'a brig t r ys shine forth no matter
Stock of nches Cloks Jewelry, Silver-Plaed Ware,
Spectac s Fancy Goods West or
t hi
hop,
re p
nd
On both sides f the reodiEj
bar, with oil dup ; uickle
with loose puPey ;Psitv
t
granmc mothe
have che ed
true leve a
he troth
t back to E
whom I Ili
life ing I
, "you bawl'
rner."
cried
at, that an
s bre in
di
husbar a
I d
a girl's f
my viraYa
old a,g
always. In the rnormiag it was gone, And then I fell dcwn at her fee
ribbon . and al, from my neck. I , a stone. I knew nothing for tan
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1 e
o r
a lo
e re.
way
ere.
like
and
at t
And
O 00
sh
t's a coo
no be&
tin eav
IS EXTREMELY up
'Wth little or no noiee. Ti.es
leading featurfts in this pOttlar
. -
1Vla chin and Needl
- •
a xi an g ul air needle
te balance wheel,
tak /up ;
II RUNNING,
A a rio s pet tion
was addre sed i 178
of oiith aroli a b
of IC arle.• ton. It
huna lope ition of al
name are made 'writt
the humbl petition9
a very me anch ly di
considerm ho all
ca,ptiva ed bb
own youtl1ful o arm8
in conseq ence of hi
that your FExce lency
tare prcle4 tha no
rnarry au you g
are roVidecl or-;
of them a fi e for
di a Our li ertie
filxe to be lev ed o
asFsl all be ma, Tied
grea disad va tage
that tbe wido •s,
riag do snap up
bitve the -yanit3 to ti
-t't-vnc our which
ti
to.
are FOITIC of thri
chine.
LWAYS 814 II
Sewing ach,ines
th Shotest
tipm
that which
the GoVernor
• een Maidens
thus I"The
Weida Whose
IWheteas we,
at present in
ion of mind,
bachelors are
lows, and our
• eby neglected;
enr retenest is
01 for the fu -
w presume to
id the maids
1si to pay each
tiafabtion .for in -
and likewise
Luch bachelors
widovvs. The
ie to us' Maids is
eir forward car-
e young men, and
le their merit be -
great imposition
have the prefer-
econamended to
sideration, and
no further in -
maids, in duty
." The forlorn
y much approved
nese king which
re than . fifty
arryingi on the
ce taught that
namonly wedded
erty, who dissi-
Eel oh inarriages
prejudice of chil-
es.
ARICUL111.1114 M
A. full Stook of H rse P we
Grain Crushes, Saw ng M chi
and all Machinery be ongi to
i
ou u who ought t
ence This is iumb
your Ex elle cy's
hop( Y°l will per
stlts. Aid \se p
bOund, w 11 ever
sikteen would tave
the edict of t e Pot
forbade widi ws
years old frojn re
ground 1bat xper
-widows of tba4 age
young rn n of 110
pald. t e forturi
brought them, to t
dreti and othe rolat
--j-At 40 tw „tlfth.
the Iiondon C ystal
were divided into
haired alnd s ort -h
iner class priz s for
cat S were offe ed, b,
shell "tom" was no
of the cats sho k ha
Were only thrze ent
of any color. The
d th :re w
ed toi. in t
at N7 :5 ei.
eig ed
Gail
and
Before put chs sl
0. C. WI LSO
- D
SKATINP AN
L ENO
ND.
Ladies' Gents' G
Ladie ' ant GentS' G.
Ladle
Lathe
With white, black,
The Pioneer Galle y," opposite Commercial
Hotel.
_11
TCHES. WATCHES. SEAFORTH
1 -JOHN
id Hunters, key and. stm winder.
id Open Face, key and etem winders.
'and Gents' Si ver Hunters, key and stera winders. i
',. and Gents' Si ver Open Face, key and stem wiritders.
, •
and llumieated dials in Waltham, Elin, tongie Enlieh,
and 5 iss manufacture.
. .
QWCK
In Fancy Walnut Case —Eig
EigI4 Da and.
epaired oi
otice.
Ladies' Bright an
I Brooches and Ear
j Brooches and Ear
Breeches and Ea'
, !
Lockets, Necklets
Bracelets, Watch.
LEMENTS
s, Straw Cutter.
es, Root Cutter
the be siness.
Or Goods
e
PR
sewhere.
SEAFORT
NI.ON
Prop
ietor
INC RINK
TI
IURPH
a ove Rinks,
Has pleasu e in sta ing tqi t e amusement lov
PeoPle of St forth an vicinity that
His SI(fiTINC URLINO RIN S
ENO
EADY,
-And will h open 1 cIr the, se son as soon as the
weat er -w 11 pa/inii.
searce, a
lon -h ai
heaviest
old and
pounds.
[
nal cat slaow in
lace the tjnima1s
• classe —long-
e . In l4ie for-
tise-shelI1 male
he pure tortoise-
ptesented. One
• 'eleverly. There
-of taillees Mani
tabby l atwas'
only ene black
exhibition. The
years and a half,
en and a halfi
IrERM
Family
Eight Doll
Double.
Dollars.
Single T
dies, Two
Children under t
a, Half. Singlea4ImiSSiOI, 10
mission ti kots, One Do
Opening and Carniv
Matches e tra.
Ticket • oldrs
of the ice n both
The pa
soliited.
F Rt THE SEASO
icket s, noti 'nein
TS.
Icket, Gen0.attaan
cket—G enifiemen
)ollars and a Half
n Yea,Irs o
67-4
tonage
LAWS
ing head of FaMily
and one Lady, rye
[Three Dollars;
age, One Dollar nd
ent . Twelve Single ad -
r.
1 ights and Cur ing
/e ondtler to all the privil ges
inks.
of the i nb:ic is respect ully
NOE1 Mt RPHY,
Propri et
Of the Celebrate
facture.
SE IN -M CHINE8 I
JAMES lArATSO,i
Dealer in, all kinds of First -Class
t D
hirt
Col red Gold
Rin s In Real
Ring in Electro
Bins in Gilt.
a,nd harms.
Chad
CLOCKS.
FLAX MILLS
a
BEA
TIE
TS STILL Desirous of disposing of hie -Flax
-1- Mills on reasonable terme to a good active
businessman,ti
'who '13 likem
ly to ai age it prop-
rly. Ile has sail ient Flax sown end in splen-
dd order, to ket p 1 e Dlill rennin steadily due.
ing the season. th ei benefits in c enection with
which he will 13ive the purchaser.
MONEt
Arnotai of
ra tea of inters, o
OFFICE --Cana
ng, Seaforth
TO LOAN.
-oney in Loan am reasonable
good farm see i y.
n Bank of CimetceBufld•
JOHN BATTrE.
ay and. Thirty Hour Plain 'Veneered Cases—
Hour ; both Spring arid Weght.
IEGG EMPORIUM
WELRY.
THE Subsetiber hereby thanks his numerate
. ,
ets. i Crosss—veryihand 0131e
late. I 18-k. and 9-kkWedding Rings.
tlt
1 Scarf Pins an Cuff Bu tons. -
Studds and Collar I3ut ons.
s and. Ke3)s. i Large variety Black & Fancy Jewelry.
late. Gem Rings, Band ingel Seal Rings.
LCTRO-PLATED WARE
Mer dan Britt la Company and Rogers, C°' mann- THE ZURICH CARRIAC FACTORY.
Every piece s areped and warranted as rep eseyted.
RER
custorneas {merchants 'and there) for their
liberal patronage dnrint the pa4t 7 years,ftd
1 hopes by str4t ielegrity and clo e attention to
business to tait !their coifidenIIe and trade in
the futare. Baying greatl, enlarged his prem.
ises during the witer, he is now pepared toay
1 THE HIGH ST OAS1 PRICE
For any quantity Good Fresh Eggsdelivre4
at the Egg Emporia m,
MAIN' ST BET, SE.4:FORTH„
Wanted by the ubscriber, 25 trials -of good dri
clean wheat straw
D. D. !WILSON
Dinnet Ca
Breakfast
Pickle Cas
Indisijflua1
Card ase.
Eperg res Or Fruit St
Coffe Pots..
Tea Plots.
Wine Stanas.
• Salt $tancis.
Sugar and Cream D
Sts.
Syrup Caps.
Toile Sets
Wait rs' S lvers.
Indiv dual Salts. I
tors.
Biscuit jalis.
astor. Butter D' hes.
ors. I Cake Bas ets.
asters.
c HESS
Children's K4ves
FAMIcr AND NUFACTOR-
f I
IN SEWIN MACHINES.
Knit -any Mahns, Lawn Mowers,
Sad 1.7091, Se oing illachine Re-
- pair, Xeedlesi., 0.7s, Attachments.i
the., thc.i I ;
,
I am the ONLY Agcntin t is partof theContity
kir the e1elirated
MACHI E
t king the First FPrize
sao at the Seaforth Fair,
Wheeler & Wilson, owe,
nz r C, and any Ma hine
WHITE. SW!
Which bias succeeded
for two Years in, Recce
over all its compiatitor
Also Al genti for the
Osborne A, Wilson, W
a customer natiY, Want.
All It-nds of
Re
Secon -hand Iflechi
part paytment 1o1 New
sold on asy monthly
taAntisfaactio
JAE
181 ives.
ives.
1.. s.
rks.
Dinner K
Dessert K
Tea Maier
,Dinnjer F
Dess rt F
Tea ork
Dian r S oons.
Dess rt S OOLIS.
Tea r3poons. . SPECTACLE
ssert
L. Black &
Steel and Rubber Frames,
25 cente to $1
with Black &
Code and Lazar
rom
er pair. A cas
Ihdicat a
MAIN ISTR
OFFI E—In Catia
Mansio • Hotel.
ing Mach' es
al ed.
aes
ay
taken in excite ge as
chines, and Maclbines
ents.
etrant eed
ATS 0
ET SEAFORTH.
Gold Peas and Hold
Pencils. ,
Silver Thimbles.
Tuning Parka. •
Hair Brashes,
Nail and Tooth Br she
Fine and Dregshig qom1s.
Back COmbs.-
Scissors and Pocket Kul es.
Pocketooksi in Leathe
1
Pocket °eke in Shell.
Pocket ooks! in Steel.
Meerschaum Pipes.
Brier Pipes.
rks, Spoons
IN CASES.
Call Bellti. •
Celery Stsmds.
Tureens glad Cups.
Flower Stands.
Berry Dishes.
Ice Pitch s.
Swing Ke les.
Spoon Hd1d.ers.
Toast Rat4s.
Vasee.
NCietarplillnecuciiingrgs.
.
4tc., &c.
• •
a TT AVING rent a the Black= th Shop in Mils
• . 'LA7 (=nue, is ow prepared ti do all kinds of
any. Napkin Rincrs.
lacksmithing o e shortest otiee and the
best possible style. Thoesands of shoeless homes
in
wnted, to be filed with a set 6 first-class shoes
°tang shop, as I nake horse-sheling speeialty.
Having had eieh years experie cc in the bum -
netts, working in a great inan of the principal
• Vie orks. • shops in Caned , and would raave gone to the
ick e Forks. 1 states on)yI e always had an itiea that Causala
was ahead of t e States, wbieli Hanlan proved
over a year a o, and now nrhves Canada to be
ahead of the wo l. Farmers Mad it to be to
their interest to call and give ne a trial, as I am
one of the best.] orse-shoers /the County, if I
do say it myeelf Lam no blowt
G ORG
679 E N. /IIEL, Hills Green.
TTAVE always on hand, and 1, =Ike to Ordr,
t.; Varatz,roatal,
Cutters and every cthp. articlein their
line.
T hey perserally superiaendtheir own busi-
ness, and can gularantee a goo 4 article both se
to material and orkananship.
For Style roi Finish their work canneit be
surpassed by tha large city este, 'ailments.
Repaiiinn pre pily attendel to. Give as
trial and be comhnced that we n satisfy yetis!
to quality and pr.
Mr. Hess 5s we 1 known to t$ public, having
ai
been in bnnese in Zurich for er n years.
II
636 HESS ABERER.
NOTIC TO FARMERS
MR GE RGE N. HILL,
1)
th
ad s.
alt Spoons.
Mus ard ppoons.
Fish Knives.
Fish Forks.
Fruit Knives.
Butter K ives.
S AND EYE GLASS!S.
s; Morris & Co.'s man factire itt Gold, Silver,
$1 50 to $12 per pair. Common Spectacles from
Given with every pair. }lane your eyes tested
d get fittedsthe first ti
UNDRIES.
Tho Largest Stbck tbf Viol s
Str.
WATCHS, CLOC
In all their branchs, on the
to ail work entrusted to me,
trade, I can withcolufidence w
5,000 W rt of Old
Iwill
lct REMEMB
'LI opposite
•
ell s Block, opPosi e the
668
pies
TIN -1
-52
$5 20 PE at home. Sa
to $worhpeo free. Addrees
SON SG Oo.,Portand, Maar. 62
I
[
R 'THE ST
S. Porter% Ch
Clay Ilipe •
Pipe Sterns.
Tobacco ouche.
Cigar 1:Io1ilers.
Tob cOo ad Car Stands.
Tswfraoabitakiehrogya.:dicC4i,ar Boxes.
Dondinoes,
FancylFltjwer pots for table.
Ladies' and Gents' Satchels.
Fans and Vasee.
Accordians.
Piano Ornaments.
LOOK Hg It E.
CINCALESE HAIR :I RENEWER.
l'kl" 0 OTHER Preparation yet discovered does
4-` i; s work so quickly and sistisfaetorily se the
CINGALESE It never fails to restore GRAY
HAIR or PADED HAIR to its youthfol color
and life, as it ell ntains the SPECIFlO ALIMENT
which is the ilIb of tho hair, and in this way its
NATURAL CO,LOR is REST 3RED with rapid-
ity. It cures *nth uff, Itching and Eruptions,
and keeps the beatl clean, elaect and healthy.
It is a very d et rable B sir Dressing, impartingto
[
the Hair a silk ai lustre and sr ftness which is the
admiration ef sll. Try it and be convinced.
Sold by Druggits, and in SE kli'ORTII by J. S.
ROBERTS, at '0 cents a bottl a. 668-52
•
•
PIAN
TT•S I
AND ORGAN
vine:. 0. 11. DUNLOP Teaches Music in all
-4A•E- its branch ; Musical Se [time and Harmony
a specialty; /dvanced pupi, s taught to write
music from so nd, thus entitling e °mi:niers to
write their -ow- compositional; careful flettention
given to young beginners; -alsb the most:approv-
e d vocal traini ig ler stiergthetting and 'develop-
ing the voice iven when &Oiled without ,ettra
' charge. Use 1 instrument Vs practice.; charges
moderate. It siclence en • eorge Street, first
door east o131 in Street, Seafirth. 673
4
the County, which I vilI sell at 75 cents on the JOHN WILLIAF S &CO.
gs, Bws, Tail Pieces, eys and Rosin.
B,.9.NSERS Sze-,
WROXE ER, - UNTARIO
H
ANO JEWEi..*Y IREPAIRED,
1
hortest notice. By giving ray personal attention
nd having over :twenty years eXperience in the
rrant all work o ve sa
k t i tisfaetion
Gold and SilveTTante0., for which
pay Cash or Trade.
N D ----Tree of Silver -Plate in Window, directly
ap Cash Furniture Sto4e,
COT31\Tr12-P11;6,
Watchmaker
nd Jeweler, Seajorth,..
Bills Disco= ed. Drafts *me. Money Lest
on Reld Estateat LoWest Rates.
658-52 SOHN & Co.
APPLES APPLES.
WANTED toy the Suscriers, Ten ThOnSana
Bushels 'of Apples clnring the next two
months; must be sour or choking varieties ; no
sweet apples Wanted.
678 D. D. WILSON & Co., Seforth.
R. N. ESOETT,
SEAFORTH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer /in LEATHER and
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description.
None but the Very Best Stock kept. Terms
moderate. A Trial Solicitedat All orders by mail
Or °there Fte Promptly fi1led-1
1 R. N. BREIT
DECEMBER
111.11111.11
- 1:116
Pit hiS back agel
Let in see it hi
But be ready wi
If he sways or.
Mammy avadna
Ony ll -Mite
There'll,* leave
Maramys
What a thrawin
What a rowin
Then.a etesaY
An' the spleel
Noo se fittieei
LOok at him.1
Straiclat
Mammee
There, hes left
Lamb& in
Bndin'oOt
As if to aay,1
•Inist anither
ndesake,
There, he's fall
Coupit when
Did be hurt hi
Let his mart
Pay the 6tule
theteat
There, no° ;
Let us try 1,1
IR& II dozen
If he latrus,
Steadythis ti
Diana keepi
See, t hue my;
11 he sway
Mercy 1 what!
Lookhe uj
There, he's
Here.'s a baj
Wither life 1.3
Satin' upl
Some pit eot
Ithers step
Very few eat
As they Itt
Angels greet
Hoo we ftt7
lao J,u.dge
h D vo 0 41t vroeu
wyer t
at
VietBSPI t
g he gi
aoremproryiireeta:teohaueyonathll
'Tther lawyer in
Sieer
R
gers
She
She balked.;
She quoted s;
F1Vo
She got int
—Au Englisl
defend. 43.11 unbi,
purloining 8,“1?,
ing earrIlfis
eerca:lith4
and volunteere
the matter.
steal the duck
lastly,huittthithanzgotkahii,
lieothitnneiiseli:ltetfWt,
client has tol
stories as to
the uck.
the it ta t go or ti esof bi
f,
took the
any one ef
stel.VO1
—They wet':
horse car. .4]
forever talkiu
said th.e word
"O .C1.0 1," coil
the oashmet
'Geen" cont
tirmally s,
forth. Think
Goodness kui
live a, reggr:
indeed,
lisughter Bai
I. was tellin'
that the way
girl was a
way, al yel
Snlith
clainaed
around in hi
eyes sparklii
zorning tre
never mind -
nor 1 tare s
. tattling just
Cashmere
Fathe)1
SOMe yea
New York _4
divine, knO
a hired ma
obeyed DO
Goss howl
proved rel
fusing to
although
sive arts ol
brtally repi
maste.
"Well,
barn and
Isaac ebo
the stab
when the
sxmed wil
will get oi
my feet b.
with your
on her ba.
Isaan
the pail
But
wildly ali
the Rev.1
Is
the rope
ut, not
ter's fee
The sta
gate.
terrille
roaring,
madly
a paris
ingf
..ont
groane
The
thein
unbn
The
ing fro
braces
tempt
act 0
Lona
of its
sera
er
Tem
Aires
—Be
ease
and,
Fro
1.