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AN IRISH STORY.
FOR CHRISTMAS Er'E.
CHAPTER 1.
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Aw, boded, sir, I don'tmind tellin ye
a bit. Shure now that we're safe out
av our thrubble it's only too glad I am
to tell the story to any wan that'll fist
let iviry wan know that me good hus-
band, Pat Cassidy, nivir had act or
part in the murdher av his ould Uncle
Tim -God rest his cowl !--this fine
Christmas eve ; for it's he that { wasn't
the bad soart !
"Well, sir, me an' Pat was coortin'
jilt pnllin' a. coarct, as the sayin' is -for
close on an' two year. Not that he said
much to me for a long time ; but shore,
sir, usen't I to see the heart in his face
whin he'd meet me in the chapel yard
after mass. av S'-unday, or at fair or mar-
ket, or whin we'd sit discoorsin' mann-
dher a hedge av a Sunday evenin' ?
He: was a fine, straphin-looking boy, wid
h best b h any wan ivir I met
want ye to take me uncle
wid ye:."
',�Av worse I will," sez
I'd do more nor that for
"Ye see, bekase av his
an' arm I dop't like him
sez -Pat ; "for it's 1,onel
mountains ; and thin so
might know he had the
an' set an him." -
"Troth, I'm not muc
did, Pat," sez I, laughiu
ed too, for it was only i
was sayin' about any w
to the ould uncle.
"°Och ! Wirralwirra!
it the blaok bit�her mor
next day? OuldTim
cabin, drivin' the ow -b
chaff bed an it, an' a bl
for me to sit an.
"Well, God be wid y
mother, as we war goi •
threw au' ould shoe aft
au' hit ould Tim Sul
the es e avlor av hand..
bat. shore,: sir, he'll be u in a ulinnit ; 4
He turned around q it
he's only jist gettiu' a creel av turf from ► face got red, an' he wa.,
the stack. ; the shoe back, only I c
It's jist about three years ago since - "Tim, agrah, for the
Pat asked me av I'd marry him. Av don't throw back the li
coarse no dacent girl would say she '`Arrah, whisht, girl,
would all at waust : that'ud be a dis- ,quare angry way,
grace to her. So I kept quilliu' up a throw it back ?" c
bit av ine apern as we war satin' auun. r . "Bekase it's • unlue
dher the hedge that Sunday evenin', sure sir, I:csidn't say : mor
ectad
b I But Tim Sullivan w: sp't
an' the sorra word I sed. An, '
don't mind tellin' ye, sir, that I don't people.
think I cud say a word with the joy, for "Devil may care," s z he
I loved ! Pat -well, sir, no, not as well as said when he lost mas:. I'
I love him now that he is me good hus- a mother to make game • ••
band ; but I loved him as well as any ► -so I will."
girl end lave anyeboy before she's mar- j An' wid that he tilro
ried to him. shoe, an' och hone a -r'
"Mary Roeney=," sez he-shure it's
well I rinnimber iviry word he sed ; an'
troth I could hardly hear his voice
"faith it's the breakin's a me heart.yeit was a good seven
are entirely ! I'm that fond av ye, 1 Ould-Tim didn't spa
Mary, that I'd live on the clippins o' tins I to him :
wid ye, sooner nor in a slated house wid "Arrah, Tim, what
the sack av piatees f.
the market day ?"
"Ax no quistions,"
"an' ye'll be tould no
"Troth," sez I -b
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t g
.bl
a
ied o
lave
cls."
'lie
hy.
y-„
I'm tellin' when I say
the luck too.
On we wint over t
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any wan else."
"Well, bedad, I knew pat - was in
airnest, and it's no rnatthert'what I sed
myself now ; auyhow, we agreed that
as soon as it was covaynant that Pat
was to spake to the priest. I don't only in fun all the ti
know whether or not ye knew it, sir, opinion, Tim, that ye
but Pat's people war all dead, an' he ey in the .sack, an'
was an' orfin, an' he always lived wid tees at all."
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his ould uncle, Tim Sullivan. He was t Ould Tim gives a j
allaways called ouid "Tim the Smad- "Now, look here,
dherer," because be used -to whitewash not goin' to come ov
an' to do jobs av plasterin' all through It's nothin' -to you
the counthry. Aw, but it's he was th.
miserly ould chap. Afther a while he
was near bein' kilt wan day, be raison
av a.n ouid wall that he was plasterin'
up givin' way an' fallin' on him. He
was near dyireeso he was. An', thin
when Doctor Crean sed he was as well
as ivir he could tie, whot d'ye think,
sir, but it was found out that poor ouid
Tiun's right hand au' arm was no use
to him at all ; and there they used
to hang for all the world as dead
an' as withered as av he got a . fairy
blast.
"Mary," sez Pat to me wan day,
"d'ye know I'm onaisy about me uncle
Tim ? He has such a quare look in his
face. sometimes, jist as though he was
hidin' somethin' froin me, or tbinkin'
somethin quare."
"Troth, Pat," sez 1, "me mother sed
the same thing last. Sunday whin we
saw him."
"Did she now ?" he sez, quite glad I notice av what
like. r athrough the glass
"Ay,"sez I ; '.and d'ye know me
mother says she thinks yer uncle must
Have some money savedsomewhere,
and that he's steered. av bein' robbed.
av it now thathe's not able to use his
right hand au' arm, av any wan was
to come to thry and take it away from
him."
ellee
money.
Afther that the so
sed until we kem to
well sthreet. It's a
enough. Sowe win
Tim carryin, the sac
back. . The very fi
was Michael Neale,
me mother's, an' th
like a gintleman, in
brass buttons, bekas
at the bank.
„Arrah, Mary Boon
glad'I am to see ye
Tim, an where are y
piatees?"
"Never mind,'sez
see the masther ; I w
ley."" -
"Hadn't ye better
here," sez Michael
right, too.
But no, bedad.
f
ed
e, Csh
h
e
iles
e
a
e
i
t,
Pat looked at me, an' 'thin he gives
a smile, and he sez in his own quare
way :
'Well, now, Mary alannah, I don't
say but what yer mother's as cute as
pancake ; but shure wha'd me uncle
Tim be thryin' to hide . anythin' from.
ine for ?"
"I don't know, Pat ; but ye know he
was allaways quare,." sez I.
Well sir, to make a long story short,
me follyin' him.
- "Youn.g man," s
tleman in a glass
masther ?"
"Who ?" sez he.
"Yer mastlier,"
"I suppose ye
ley ?" :sez he.
"Didn&t I say s
who had a short t
Misther_Bradley
"Oh, so your're
that Father Mule
about. Come in
Well, we went r
the glass cases in
for ye ivir laid
then' Tim tould t
wanted to put his
shure poor ould Tim. Sullivan got quar- pounds in the ba
IJ
er an' gaarer, an' at. last Pat spoke to
Father Mulcahy about it, and asked his
advice.
"Lave yer uuele to me, Pat," sez
Father Malcahy. "I'll soon find ant
what's troublin' him. I know a good.
dale, but it's ucidher sale av confes-
sion ; but Ill spake to yer uncle,
Tim, as well aise his mind betchone
us."
Three or four days afther I was sit -
tin' in the door (loin' a. little bit av sew -
in', when who comes along be Dog-
herty's hereon but Pat. I, seen he was
in a great hurry, an' I' got up an'
wint to meet him. His eyes were
thiamin' out av his head and he sez in a
whisper :
"Whisht, Mary acushla ! Shure it's
a made man I am an' a proud woman
you ought to be this day !"
He looked such afine, handsome
boy that I don't deny I did feel a
proud ;girl, but I didn't tell him that, av
coarse.
"Array, tell me what its all about,
Pat ?" sez I.
"Just this," he sez, still in a, whisper,
as he was afearclrav any wan listenin',
"Father Mulcahy got the soft side av
me uncle Tim, and what d'ye think,
Mary, alaunali ? but the ould fella has
been puffin' money by for many a year,
an' he sez it's all 'for rue, as I was like a
good son to him."
Poor Pat got very red whin he tould
me that, an' I sez-an' shure it was
only tho truth, not a word more nor
less- listemn''?"
"So ye war, Pat, as good a son as ivir "Let us carr
• bratbed." : ther Braille •
"Well, they say a good son makes a y.'
good. busbaud, Mary," sez -he ; "any - want to put in
how let me tell ye the rest av me story. "Here, sir ;"
What d'ye think' but me uncle Tim has fine piatee-aj
close upon a hundhred and twenty it he takes a $
pounds, an' he keeps them. all in our "Well,
tha
Tit own cabin." -
"Pat," sez. I; for who'd ivir think an' he thry:in'
ouid Tim. Sullivan cud have such a for- in, "ye av
tune ?" ! keepin' yer rn
"Ay," sez Pat; "he has been hidin' it way theBail
away iverywhere,, an' now Father Mut- money."
cahy got him to promise to take it "Well, sir,:i
into MistherBradley to the bank in spake," sez T
Clonmel, where they'd take care av it a hundhred
for him, ren' there'd be no fear av him there in that,
bein' robbed."
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"We'll take the h
i
av it for ye," sez
was as pleasant s
ye'd meet. "An'
Father Mulcahy's
in the Bank av I
"I'll let ye tak
Tim, houldin' ou
"av ye'll just kee
I give it to you."
MYlisther Brad'
acrass the table.
"Why, thin,"
voice, "an' have
av money, me go cl
all in coppers ?"
"Tiie divil a cep
quite smart. "I
"A sack av ,o
Tim.•shure it's
' sack."
. "Now, wimini
sez Tim. "See
the sack, an' the
seen but piatee-
"Let's hear' rel
Bradley, an' tro
in his eyes. iZ
whin I tell ye a
wondher, sir, t
in' mesel f.
Ay," sez Cul
at me, "ye may
daelnt girsha.
such a fool as !t
sack whin we
mountains.
u
le
e
fo
se
s.'
s
re
b
•igj
:tl
ke
el ii
c=r
t e
he
y
6
e
is
10
e
re
t sE
th
m
er
sa
ld
ee
s
red ha
aloii
okgua
moi
av t
at lau
what
'onyt
reI
w
at riZ
wn to
ar wi
over,
1
!" se -
;
an'
yfor 1
with
ick a
to t
t:
v Go
sez, 1
would
ez I ;
nor
like
as
1 Laic
dead
ack th
're not
rewn
untai
o Cl
ch ;
1rin
it's no
be
e
11
aiige the pi
rubble av
good man
ake a!i gr
n't take yer
nFt Mmilt thrust
ink the
of it;?"
,= ow,see her
"I don't m
o know, sir
andlirn, av
finger3: "
oak here,
ley. "Onl.
es you'spea
1,
e
y
!ie
iu'
t
sire,
it's
a,11 th
is no
n' se
Roo
e tha
I ke
ord
nk i
hous
e ste
piatee
son
rd co
was,
ne a
as the
sez
' how
oin'
the
hnre-
Tim
1 sed
he w
Tim
"wh.er
im.
Misth
ys
out a
othy
as t
be�i. lea
Aloe 1`01
o eye
tlema
red a
t of
✓ Br
a gi
ite ri
ce, an
av it
ack
move;
sup
, in a
full
u'? I
" sez
ling
' sez
ye h
o fond
sur," a,
s not
t it."
h ItinkI.s
t 'bar cud h
1, yes 1 say!
at I i uldn't
:A Tl7
1=
*i.
is hid seprate
"Boded, it's a great day for nz, Pat," I kep them
sez I. the piatees b
"It is Mary," he sez ; "an' now what
I want ye to do is this ; me uncle Tim
wants to go to the . bank . to -morrow, so
I can't go with him, for I have to go to
Bracken fair wid the two pigs; so I
e
vs.;
ys
ii.
Sun].
h av
w9,811
e wh
corrin
d I kn
usines
ere's t
nk ?''
ld Ti
Dow
n.
" sez
Mist
pdov
av
fe.
Irela
'slab int th
m.. Ye s ,
w' • ty go jd s
ack, x n, ivir ' oh
in a ,sratee. It'
is m : y a ye,r ;
gins o get b
Change them, and ut t1
into fresh piatees.; Now0si
mind a bit 'main' t e mon y
ye'll keep it jist as. t is, ia'
reglar an' keep an : ye of er
o, sir, I'm
k," sez Tii
ey wid ye
n come do
of touched
sea myself;
sir."
ell, me jew;
betune Ti
$dley. The
idn't undh
tivir that i
ii that 'Tim
a tier an' th
a r was that
i cneY in :the
1: s Ise was le
tees, an' col
hiked.
' Go .out, M
k afther, th
'home afor
o out I wit
nin' quite
cliael Neal
' shure I cu
e foolishness
"Arrah, .no
ure, yer not i
"Bedad T am, r' s
're goin' home a
' twinty soi ereig
piatees."
"Troth, he's t
ii
wheel. "Yez'll
d. rk."
"Bedad we wo
ws `come h
"Ay, faith
"Don't tell
a whisper,
quareness. .
(To be
is
e
tees,
oin' i
" sez
at mi
inou
the
auk
, sir,
ne n
tai at
nA I' 11.
not to gi,v�
il, suis *s
Iliia
smen
al
it'$
't
n. Su
gintic
rstan
, an'
did
long
rim
Be
t _ ke
ne a•
r
c
r.
quie
a
a
me e
but, ere
him!I to
e ye
that way.
---lehure ye
TIM Sulli-
°pie has
sticks to
se Misther
agaorance
asigi with
orJeat
only
re
LLB ye
ave me
so that
e that
a, ge the
sed
an the sh
ndlier
p
eZ
tfall
el
y
rn 8
in
It ,11
rl
ta
The Hon.
ark Twain
in the town
mergency
ided to em
is celebrat
but so late i
, ment made thati
Icould be circula
Mark, or had ev
and they 'hid got t
was flame', nd
, pared to laugh.
i platform, except th
-i know Mr. Hornet fr
13] nothing Of th
Mark Twain iva
ke
ut u
em ha
sant e
was a
f Co eh
to et
he 1 et
ley
the day
o
ng t
r he
r.
en
supposed his rea
The denounaen
Hornet first rem
is the curse of t
dience buret hit
- knew it could n
r thought Ilia dot
he asked the ch
he was all rieeht
answer. Then
4- more than dis
He couldn't un
“It break
louder mi
men down
feet roar
began to g t ex
were guying hi
"We must crus
mend.ous howl
on the platfor
couldn't stand
gospel truth!"
fairly bellowe
turned to a mal
"Do you see an
ks
etens
rep
eine
au
the
ghi
r
quit
pats
k av
at he
ty
eiare
, that
ati as
t ke
t it
herini
tIsack
be
hy,
that
pens
0 be
nal e
i fit
t he
68
irm
andl
erst
up hap
th. 'It
and app
ited
Lowet Wingham.
a great
isther
lot that
therest,
tand it
rt av it
rel ad, on-
fe iu the
it hiniver
cgasa
re, and o
ply to 11
ieensed
acre of land in
C. METER,
with, home ane,barO for s
This property is went situated
garden purposes. Tido indis
me, "an
be get -
the horse
t ere was
hira lay
idled ;
ure here
undhred
the sack
me afore
le
to
pu
acres of lan- d
Egmoudville.
ither farm Or
le. Apply to
're Olt SALE.-Fo
nearly n
situated in the fl
W111' be Bold elm
PROPERTY IN
4- For sale the b
is a.lframe, the lot
dal hing 'ON
•
eafOND
Ilse see io i
containe
one, of the beet isilcling si as
apply te JAS. H. IINTON, Seal
'ARM FOR SAL3- Fee
IL R. S., coxitainin 5.) acres Of
the piece is a fa barn tie
hewing orchard ; g well and
ik
Sea
eh
pr
0 "for the
ld Tim.t
ld fe a's
•
Coat ec-
be
o net had a
noe lately.
hut for ,ome
ittee de -
to deliver
ouncing it
th audience
br
him le tura,
gen t at he
ho.se on the
Man, did not
r. Twain, and
iiced thought
$ they knew
was Hornet.
Intemperance
ey4" The an-
iferemark and
be awry, and
a whisper if
alItuai slays!.
"yes" for aaF
a, i lcuder laugh.
artying young
. Mr. Hornet
et hought they
p, the chairmaa,
Vhat I'm saying i
irth. Horne
he stage and said
May -aha ha ha
t. 1 More laughter
T,Vvain !" Arid thea
1C.' ea of the thing,
tabled the sitiu+
the stage sudde 1 -
hashed very re
a thence looked
ht sheepish wa
horoughly ma
r before got in
'r. lated by ass s
ng said that he left
e assemblage then
araidst !deep, gloom.
etc
fall wheat ROW11 ala u 8 ear
4i miles from 1,1 e Weal of
gravel road. This i • olio et th
•tewuship, and wil be sold
Perticualrs apply te the
promiees, or if by (Ater ,t
TO MEDICAL IIIN ;01
-1-- rent in the village of Hi
ripair, and a wood -shed :an
tic 13, also half an are ot 1-,
spring -well. "he pro
home • rent r
v ARM FOR S/
GeBSion 4,
which are clear
in, a Bret, Glees B
}reuse, frame ha
miles from Br
sdhool within
sion at any tim
Btrucefield. W. 00K,
tkng
sonabl
'1
er
or
ap
1,E-T-Fer sale
under& ;11
to af
aad stab
vat
1
ft
huts Planing
mining order,
of Sea.forth,
Enquire I of
n. The house I
n acre and is; I
necess try dm -
For particulars
th 621
he west, hali of
Tucker= th,
hoice land ; ou
bush ; is within
nap ; 18 acres of
propertie sir. the
p. For fusther
rietor, on the ,
DECEMB
Elt 24, 1880.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
LIST OF- WEDDING, XMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS TO BE FOUND AT
Ivn, township of
lanai° in. good
tilde in °ounce -
ell filled with
is ale./ si good
would make
medical man or
ot No. 20, Con -
g 100 acres, 80 of
, well feneed and
eta a -good frame
e, enty of water and
nec g to beer ; is 34
s. T tins easy ; Oases
pr pri tor. 677.
'WARM, FOR ALE-- 00 AC ES -Being Lot 8
best state of cti lance well timbered
te land is 13 11
gpod water in
acres under fal
and shed ; yo
miles from 'CBI
this is a Bret -
or if by letter
elect from.-
-i on, ie willin
nterest at 12 er en
hree years, if ho se d
desire to par Dee at
ho are unwilling t
1.1`0 not seen, may t us
expense of a• perssonal v
wheat b *-0 house, frame barn
ase burn ' Wiry respect. A•pply
LB C*11 111, on the premises,
OOK AT IT,
ND
THE GREAT S
LE OF CROC!RIES
new goingasin at
LT'S STORE,
FORTH.
THAT 'IS THE LACE -Where you ca
1 'L bargains The best and chea.,pest l'
sold I am now se lin . Come and ee
. them before they re a soli..
Green Teas a
Japan Teas at
Tea Dust at 3
Black Teas at
Good Seat), 30
Good Toilet
16 pounds of
20 pounds of
20 pounds of
11 pounds go
12 pounds of
13 pounds Ne
20 pounds Di
Pute Honey,
jellies, Cann
ITY OF 00119 INTO CONSIDEI?ATION-THE1 Oats, Peas, I3e
' Buck adietit Flo
Se fo os ,ofece. 678-4x
le
he o
to gti
t harm
te
le
ne
TR
81
th
Is / ra- ACRES FOR
ing ,Lo
g of 1
tiiitio
there
reet, of the far is See
wood shed, &c.; ;tee
school and church
one or two parcel% t
the premises to *. 1,
Con stance poSt office
under good c
liable timber
iether
laugh
For
no
okin'
in the
the
-ght be
Mas-
ney ye
my rema
ha -it's i
"This is
wildly da
aud cries
the chair
and rose
tion, and
ly quit la
and the f
each oth
and theyr
BO
adley,
n av
ot the
s its
ant tol
allthere's
vretihgniras
phwinhenT
s reigns
I don't
11
h
ledly
f 11
wit
oa
abo
ot till
en
g an
mi
IVIr. Ho net, bein
told the lie a
the hall Arid t
Voted to easulre
'nen, an isper
The
and buil
been s
chemist
to mirif
so roue
its char
a limite
ants an
goes fu
entil
ings
cUre
It i8
the
hy
wa
per
ther
tions of the
up any giv
stance, the a'r i
be load d'wi, h
phurou gas
only ne essa
strong oluti
or. to a /itate
ried ou in t
by pas ing t
satura
would
the sol
way o
the w
sugges
bricks
the ai
low t
the b
tried
gases
rerraov
mean
some
plan
a
tip 0
of a 1 k
110 P
ide
by
The
111
;Farm Lots
Cheap ; 2,1,700
)1r m person
er a
pr
Tomatoes, L
Betgeed
nes ever
some of
50 ea 60 .cents pe.rid,
ce ts per pound,
50 nd 60 cents per )Itomid,
b.ars for Si,
easa 25 cents! for one -dozen,
mines for $1,
ot Barlesi for Si,
d clay Sager for $1,
Sailing for $1,
Currants tor $1,
ea Apples. 1or $1,
•a stamen, and Mae rel
lest ra and Sardines
8,1 -Cornmeal, Ficus, Oatmeal,
r, Ors:eked V,heet, Split Petal
li
1 half barrels, 11 xi -bilge in halms, Fr sh Finnan
--t Haddies, Bologa a Sausage, Cod Fish in 6 pollee
boxes Freida Butter Eggs and Lard.
EST BEST ASSORTEID AND CHEAPEST
7
Stock 'of Watch
Spectacles
Ladies' a
Ladies' a
Ladies' a
Ladies' a
With White, black, at
in Best
Wes to
1 inspec- In Fan
arty pur-
se* with
nnina, at he end of
, where tie" purchase
sent low
d buying
sav much ti
sit to Manito
en , Sea forth.
rtses who
rites, but
hat they
e and the
a. Apply
TR for Fate or to rent,
,; e,loncession 2, Hul-
re 2 ores -of fall wheat, th
d a y ung g orchardli
ite from Sea orth, wit
R it urchaser. Apply on
67814 l
F ARM FO SAL
Lbt 27, and Ith
in one pare
re spectively
and orchard
apply to J.
the premis s, o
SAPE -For
85 ear? c
s, weR en
crea of fall w
mm di
e town
estern
Grsind
ea
1 wat red, an
will eorew. 1E1
AW
O ME
artister
s 111
FARM F
3, Dail
scree, a,bo
t here is 80,
eh ards in ti
within one
the Great 't.
forth on tli
farms in t
Posseesio
proprietor
13,
e lay loam
cleared a
rereainde , is go
This farm 1113 Si Mt
and 10i, iles ro
from Br s els on
particul can be ob
propriet on the pr
R SA
and. a
g
mines, tunnels,
ds has, so far,
rely Mechanical
opOsed to bring
F mechanics, and
closed places, not
g t as by changing
is i already done, in
the use Of disinfect-
, bat the new process
changes the proper-
ae that may go to make
trciOsphere. For in -
railway tunnel May
bOrtic acid and dill -
tat $ Of -the solution in
n th same as that
e &Yin dress, where
fro the lungs is remoaed
• wth selution of soda. It
Om as a s'ilovver or spray of
tion mi t prove a convenient
btiu ing he air in contact with
ter. An her way that mig14 be
ed ou be to pile up Beft
or o er bsorbent materials, in
, or i th ventilators, and. tct
e' sod so tien to trickle over
"cks. T experiments so far
nd c be ic adds may be easily
d from the air by chemical
impl me hods of applying the
•
north hal of Let 26,
lf of Lot 2,8, Conceal -
is well sit ated as to
41
to look at his one be- '
/OE & BROTHER t
RS. MoC 11G Y
Seaforth. 672
A Calm Solicited Fr
s, Clocks, Jeweliy, Siker-Plated Ware, 680 A. G. AULT,
nd Fancy Goods West"of Toronto. DARING BURGL
WATCHES. WATCHES ;
a Gents' Gold Hunters, key and stem win&
a Gents' Gold Open_Face, key and stem win
d Gents' Silver Hunters, key and stem winde
d Gents' Silver Open Face, key and stem vei,
illuminated dials in Waltham, Elgin, Lougine, English,
and Sw ss manufacture.
s.
ers.
s.
ders.
RIES
MAI BE (33111ITTED 1 1137j
OA. 1-DEk I NEVER ASLEEP
rill() THE 'Wants f his many frie de and the
-L- public at Urge, upplying them, w th firet clams
work of the Photo aphie Art, in the latest stales
and newest dc:sigt 8., at reasonabl low prices.
This is the maul secret of my snece. sin the past,
and will be my Motto for the future. Pictutee
taken when the tempest blows, Whe dark elm&
hover above us, ren thunder sea 1 ligktning
rages, when it rai s, when it suotesaand whea
the sim's bright • rays shine !oath -no matter
what the weather may be, Calder aliways takes a
• I, " The Pioneer Gallery," opposite t
kept in stock. Remember the Pee lees Favorite,
CLOCKS.
SEAFORTO FLAX
Walnut Cis -Eight Day and Thirty Hour. Plain Veneered Cases- _
Eight y -and Thirty Hoar ; both Spring and Weight.
L adiee', Bright and
Brooe4s and Ear
Brooch s and Ear
s and Ear Ri
, Necklets an
ts, Watch h
Brooch
Locket
Bracel
al 1
ed 1
ale Lot 29, Concession
mith, containing 100
d, underdrained, free
nd in first class order;
at ; the buildings are
one of the best or -
plenty of Water •, it is
ter of Brucefield on
, and five' from Sea-
; it is one a the best
will be eoldi cheep.
the same Concession. uh4dren's
675
sale, Lot 2, concession
te of eult vat on, the
wood bus On the
holm, el ed up, with
ing thron hi he land.
rth and a out the same
gravel r ad. Further
ed on applieetion to the
es or to Ifitrloek P. 0.
iietor. 629
Of the
1
JEWELRY.
lored Gold Sets.
gs in Roal plate.
gs in Gilt.
ins and Keye,
ELECTR
facture. very piece st mped and. warranted as repre nted.
Crosses -very handsome.
Gem Rings, Band Rings, Seal Rings.
18-k. and 9-k. Wedding Rings.
Scarf Pins and Cuff Battens. 1
Studds and Collar Bu tons.
Large variety Black & alley JeWelry.
PLATED WARE
Breakfas Castors.
Epergere or Fruit St ds.
Tea Pots
Wine, Stands.
Salt Sta ds.
Sugar and. Cream D ssert
ets
Waiters' Salvers.
he
ar-
he
FARM
twee bu
cessIr
are cleat(
good cu
with ha d
barn an
and spl
the sa
from Se
qua. tele
in the to
ther par
premises
MELLAIsi
re
TWO G.
acres, I
siert o
deed acr
state ef
and yon
wateril
within 8
A-pply to
Becc
OR SA
vat' t
•tab es al
fferat
ast the fa
ns ip fen
lout is ap
or to B
eoliutset
fa
ulti at on
orch
t in
ree fro
bo ell Ira;
mil
ith
the
od
r Sale, Lot NQ. 22, Clain-
., Ttickersmith, containing
d, about 75 of which
t imps, and in a state of
alance is well timbered
a frame ho tie and frame
young be ring orchard
Eippen and 7 'miles
d market's ; gravel road
nd a school within three
s is one of the 'best farms;
1 be sold cheap. For fur -
to the propriotor the
eld P. 0. MILES Mc -
664.
Th
Wi
liSIFOR SALE For Bale Lot
Lot • 8, on t e 7th conces-
cres cleared and in a good
here is a good frame house
is a never failing spring of
arm there are 45 acres
ood °rehear" and plenty of
are convenient to seheole, are
Se torth and 5 miles from
Tea leading to each place.
ol on the premises or to
IES REID. 672
11
FO S -being Lot '24, Concession
ow s ip .1 Hullett, containing 142 acres
bush a dev od tilere are 16 acres of fall wheat
in th •o d ; out0) ildings put up within the
-last heu years ; co a id horse stables Eft...Ahern
60x4% a 1 oM at ne feu dation; hells° hewed logs,
lathe d Plastesed e a good bearing orchard ;
e- goad vell an nnip ; title clear ; if not sold
route ; it i onfl a Igo d gravel road, and within
II
three qtlart rs f m e from the flourishing vil-
good arket and irailway static) . -Apply to J.
ANDE SON, Pro rietor, Blyth P. O. 678-4
or; Sales L ts No 7.and 8, Co cession 2, How -
ick, o tainin 2 0 acres more o less, about 160
acre eleared en l nearly free f one stumps, 10
acre c dar an - bl "ek ash, and the balance good
two laaabaspait p With cedar posts, two good log
houSes' log sta le an other outbuildings ; a good
beatin ore lett ; thie farm is well fenced with
cedar d h ac 4 a h ails, also over 100 rods of
boatd. encing tlis farm is in a good state of
cultivationa/ an otier half of it has been lying in
pas ure for a namber of years,With good well and
ple ty lof choice 7 itte :. the year round ; is 4 mike]
feel tbe village Ltaf Gorrie, 5 from Wroxeter, 1
fro sehool, a d tram church ; this farm is a
great bargain, an can be bought for e, .1,500-
$2,000 cash dotarn the balance to be secured by
mortgage on e On at 8 per cent. interest, for
a tem of Year , t seit purchaser ; title indisput-
able ; possess' n iven immediately, For further
particalarti ap ly to the proprietor on the prem.
isest, Or if by letier to Gerrie post office. J. R.
Stee
25 c
wit
Dinner
Dessert
Tea, Rn
Diener
Dessert
Tea Fo
Diener
Dessert
Tea Sp
SP
and Rubber
nte to $1 per
Gold Pens
Silver Thi
Tuning Fo
Hair 13rus
Nail and
Fine and.
Back Co
Scissors a
Pocket 130
Pocket B
Pocket Bo
Meerscha
Brier Pip
Biscuit .lars.
Butter Dishes.
Cake Baskets.
Call Bells.
Celery ptands.
Tureens, and. Cups.
Flower Stands.
Berry Dlishes.
Ice Pitehers.
Swing Kettles.
Spoon 1tfolders.
Toast Racks.
Vases.
Card Receivers.
STI
ezt reasonable terms toi a good settee
• business man, Who is likely to mknage it prop.
erly. He has e fficient Flax 807k , and in splen -
big the eetteen, the benefits in otinection with
which he will giate the puechaser.
nives, F rks, Spoons and. N4kin Rings.
nives.
Knives.
orks.
Forks
ks.
Spoons.
rames, fro
I• ndicator
IN CASES.
•
•
Pie Peeks.
Pickle Forks.
Ladles.
Salt Spoons.
Mustard Spoons.
Fish Kuives.
Fish Forks.
Fruit Knives.
Butte Knives.
S AND EYE GLASES.
I4Y TO 1.:(i)AN.
Any am nnt money to Loan enareasonable
TS tee of bate est on good farm sepurity.
OFFICE Ca adieu Bank of Cpramerce Build
EGO EMPO
I ti
ers (Merchants audio hers) for -their
hopes by st ict integrity and aloe& attention to
businessto meilt their confidence and trade
the futute. Having greens, e iged his prem.
i es du/hag the winter, he is now prepared totpay
THE HIGHEST OA PRICE
For any quantity of Ciood FMB Eggs, delivered
at the Egg mporonn,
Wanted y tins subscriber, 25 Mans of good dry
clean whea Maw.
D. DI WILSON
rus, Morris & Co.'s manufacture in Gold, Silver,
$1 50 to $12 per paire Common Spectacles from
e given with every pair. Have your eyes tested
nd get fitted the first time. i
SUNDRIES.
nd Holder.
ks.
ooth Brushes.
mbs.
ressing Co
d Pocket
ks 'in Leat er.
oks in Shell.
ks Steel!.
m Pipes.
s.
• Clay Pipes...
Pipe Stems. !
Tobacco Potcheseee
Cigax Holders.
Tobacco and!Cigar Stands.
Tobacco and Cigar Boxes.
Fancy FloWer Pots for table.
Walking Sticks,
Ladies' anal Gents' Satchels.
Fans midi -Vases.
Piano °Ilan -lents.
THE ZU 10H CARRIAGE FACTORY.
line. r
mai, and
to roateti
For at
lInterte
The Largest Sto k of Violins in the County, -whiehl will sell at 75 cents on the
, della Violin Strings, Bows, Tail Pieces, Keys and Rosin.
•
ATCHE ,C1-07KS AND JEWELRY REPAIRED,
In all their bra
to jell work entr
trade, I can, wit
Repairi
trial and
to ()Utility and priee.
Mr. Be
Iways on hand, and make to Order,
rsonally traperintexii. Omit own bust -
and workmanship.
le :and Finish theiti work -cannot be
bY the large city estiablishments.
g promptly attend -ed to. Give ns
s ie Well known to the haying a
abases in, Zurich lett over 1.2 years.
hes, on the shortest notice. By giving my personal attention
sted to me, and having over twenty yeare experience in the
confidence warrant all work to give satisfaction.
HESS HABERER.
CINC
OK HERE.
ELSE HAIR RENEWER.
,R Preparation yet discovered deee
Ats walk so quickly and Ilatisfactorii/ aft the
CINGA ESE It never Rabe to rest,ore GRAY
stall, e, s it contains theSPECIFIC ALIMENT'
-which i the life of the hair, and in this; way its!
NAT R el.. COLOR is RESTORED with rapid-
ity. It •ures Dandruff, ItchIng and Eruptions,
and ke s the head clean, •vreet and healthy.
adriniat on of all. Try it an& be convince& ;
Sold by Druggists, and in SEAFORTH by J. S. '
BOBER 8, at 60 Celltfl n. bottle. - 668-52
WITT ST C.
A;4133- C. M. DUNLOP eaehe.s Music -in
•• its haunches ; Musical Scienee and Harmony
• ,spee" arty ; advanced profile taught to write r
given t young beginners ; also the most approv-
e d vec -1 training for ,strerglimning end develop -
lag Oa voice given When clOsieed without ,:extra
,charge- 'Use of instrument -ler practice; -chaeges
model- te. Residence en 1:George Streets hitt
,doorea -t of Main Street, Seaforth. Z73 •
JO N WILLI+MS 8‘00.
OKETER3 ONTARIO.
iscOinted. Drafts PIssnea. Money Lent
on Real Eetate at Lowest Rates -
JOHN/ WILLIAMS a Co.
s
A
PLES APPLES.
5,000 Wo th of Gid Gold and Silver Wax4ed, for which WA
maids ef Apples ialuring the next two
TED by the Subselaibers, Ten Thousand
s ; Mutt be sour oil cooking varieties; no
• D. D. 'WILSON a Co., Seafortle
I will pay Cash or Trade. ! ;tont
F3EIVIoppEolVisiteBaE. THE STAND -Tree of Silver -Plate in 'Window, directly sw°t
. Porter's Cheap Cash Furniture Store, '
sae
•
watchmaker arid Jeweler, &Vora.
Whol sale and, IletailDetehr in LEATHER sad
1 S OE FINDINGS of Every Description.
o e but the very BeSt Stock kept. Toole
rao
or Otr
ear
eel, Ratio's a rogue, at
33nt her eyes, like the a
; An' her dimples BO
An' her ankles so
She dazed afa' elm hot'
Till one snoraire
Whin, demure as a bri
The darlint, she ts
eerie the wickedeet
'Neatb purty girl's chi
An' my heart, arrali, t
For niy Este looked. so
Vind cheeke like th,
An' all the red pole
That grow in her geed
ut I sat just as mute
Till she said, avid a to
ra known. t1.2,
Yea ha've nothin.
ra have gone avid my
Thin- T felt inysell
Fur I 'knew Odd not
1::vithe love in nr
That would :live*
Though I lived to be-
''''°111e:egati.ilIle'ven31111se:bets'aa4
‘•Would you like in
kne al ht he 1 . lei); re_st al eo, _
“ What is the u
answered the -clonal'
' -the literal trauelati
7 ' i 1 etilui 11. -::: 1: : IT)! , et )1,11103.Eei n'i lero, a- ha: yna'Vuolusit:bovawtaerat tra-zkani .,,,b' 4:
exclaimed a gen
tip the baby ont
enough., mother w
NVZhilneniy gBoraatnear w1"91
the State very m
offered me ene--th
picked) and whe
il
SetW for myself da
ea it wouldn't am.
I left for home,"
he didn't fool yd,
drowite left I.
pounds of eoffee
family in one we
Mushae thin, ma
an' the maid, au
hisself; and how'
family out of f
iii
1 eonie to All in
the week wid. y
sup o' hot -coffe
away 1"
ed. his auditors
season, Amon
for /3, living.
and eagerly iii
"Whether he 4
eible to graft a
hel-1--liitaly of 1
riaellayafroineenedsga4
she said to hej
sueetnnbed. f,
would make a
ladies langlied.
had exploded
vat his head j
will you? vil
in Me 1 Val 1
hivesryfrx9rumeny!
getting the 1
saying that
coats there
asked the Di
ruel3ausarqZliiii
wa.r 'With Se
he, As the pi
air, wae at t
there agail0
:ill: aDiro.c”tox:,
peace with]
Father
It was
recut for a
thony's Cr]
The larg
preacher
at times
gregation
and their
que hunt
moccasin
at -wee
Father
to wore
was quit
his gifts'
been for
With hia
the chae
entirely
age. TI