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THE
HURON
EXPO
i
ITOR.
MAY 20 1881.
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EIS BROTH tilit'S KBET'Elt.
eie a foul parting? Thou's 'Senile
baCk
4:
ms like
one of the o
happy ev
n.
ST6CIC
FOR 8
RVICE.
DLi
CAN & DUNCAN'STHSiEsAFORTH
A :AR
OHANoth
to tell o' my sin, an' to
bhsh
my
.
we
spent
at Staithe
before all
. s
,
s
-
L STORY OF TITP. YORKSHIRE FISHXRIES.
•,
p
shame. Only be pitiful, a
'
dunnot
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gs
rrost
oath
. It Was
,
ind of yo
THoulloweAtiut740e:
RhEisEptarEmit,SL:t
reCounnode:sriaoiratf,..
that
- .
SPLENDI:1
FARM FOR
—•-•'-
IN THREE CHAPTERS.—CHAPTER III.
mock me, an' torment, me_
I've borne enough, an' mun
scorn.
it to
ts'
01110
stus
"I am
lOng journey."
ore' than re
'd, darlin
I
Tiernclothu
ing coming
:stpocaklionToatiahe
eason, superior
tdes8,aisna2Y.yneiarBseolida
By Public
_ •,..„, ,
'Auctidn at the r
1 M11Eit pass over very MI1011 of my
;tory that- might have interested you.
Ile news of Hars death was broken to,
reenie as quickly as possible, lest soma
bitter end. .
"God forbid that I shoul
your pain," said Hal. "You
John, and.know not -what you
s
add
e mad,
y."
to
„n
11.14:
wered,
with
"Uncle
• :la
y
do nae
"if only you
Ou ' '
• • i',
Baia he, thc
good, and
e glad to h
ght your
hat he en
e
al14eittue
payable IS
&I.A.1 rzettur#.
t •
,n
stock -getter.
e time of servi
jf necessary.
erms—$1 per cow,
th rivile e
e, vi the p g
ROBERT M69cM9I-
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,
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ill‘O/r1211 .1Pbjry.2P11. 33bat.
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:1671 ButiMERrUCetihannplifteee;TAnidtri"1148 Z:4:
,
i•
,.:.tt,
ahance word should reach her from the
"Ay, I've been mad"—and
y bey
: •
o see
me
quite my
Id self befo
e
ARF S 11 •
WINO
..,..,.. .,
on
village gossip. For a -long time we de-
• shuddered as he spoke—"fair
ad- *'
ild •
went.
away, but,
las, that
": n
AUCTIONEI
RS.
-EE
:1:1881
spired of her life, the blow was so- un-
expected and crushing. When she had.
recovered somewhat, Mr. Burton
thought it wise to leave Staithes for a
angeestif jealous thoughts ; b
my tight mind now. I thou
were dead, and thy death w
soul. It were a weary load,
,jt
ht
e
I'm
then
on iny
weary
in
ii, ;
t
"Tay,
„,
• ":r be;
fil..ed
: gone
:ant
Teethe,
ani the dee
with tears.
of my life
not for
!blue trus
'The sane
orever."
vier," I said
11 g
il 4?
.
, P. MON
• COMilbY
:Foll rsRtalc:ice: e_
,, lateen:led
of Huron. 8
pkruonio ;
0 e:wuni:luttA•exci
L uotioneer for the
ee attended in all
dteiyr sa titeeint daet4tthoe.E a-
, :
TUESD
:loot 3Locio4teloieckPo,
Y JUNE
eMtl.ge,salairtivasdnilinetteonaineed-ait-rtizii!,‘2. ,
time, and go to York am:ong some ef
US old friends. Teenie did not speak
With John again. She would gladly
hdone so., bat he could. not be en-
breatecl to visit her; when 1 spoke of it,
load." -.
Poor Phirs face grew wan
. .
ly in the dim light. "Do no
cruel words, my bairn. W
have
on thy soul? Thy brother isj
•
say
e'eath
li,
ghaat-
suCh
re, 40
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s
oked
es
ometinaes„'
1not
in
digh
her
us so
be
sonie
bonnits,h
utterly ale
she s
1
true that .
Way he w
r l'''
id
r
r
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• "God n
"I think
.
is dead,
return to
:
it
t
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. LAND
sale of land
bred etock.
keit. WE e
moot, o e
A 1
IAGBN.T.—Speei
:d property, fin s.
Cattle selected
nclAuction Rome,
bah, Ont. Term
,
OTIONEER AND
1 attention ?' 'ven to
ing and th rough-
or the Engli . h mar-
Aches° 's new
moderate. 615
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. A LARGE LINE 0, THE
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, FOLLOWINC
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4
COCOS, BOUGHT
.
suss state of
tirnhered„ the
theber ; ther
orchard., - and
threugh the r-ar
gravel road, -
eoritenient to
-cultivation; tbe ea -
e being considerable fi t.en...- '.
aregood.buildMeee a lat -7a-6.411)
the little Bayfield -.44,-,,,'"'"111,..
of the farm; --. lit
thin three utilesof lire It is 08
'alli
cheek, churches,
4:Le was in bitter anguish, and pleaded
4;0 be left alone.
A great change had COMO over my
boy from that woeful day—a change to
rne even worse than death. His soul
%med. haunted by, some terrible re-
rnorse, and DO pleasant words had
no shame. can oome to.Y..
were anger in thy heart aga
but he'll forgive an' forget it.
"Father, mother 1" cried
no heed of his words. Leave!
and he will then speak calml
'We both turned to. go, bu
st
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• a,
ns
."
this
, There
t' lea
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"take
alohe,
was
;
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‘Stranget
a.
: been
en to
r, darh
ut
, mien,
'One
tWice
gat
his
I know th
things he, •
of the St.
picked
YarraoutIll
• g; he may
'oat was f.
.
It
:
tithes
'11)
.
et
Ind,
can never.
happened,
fisher
at sea,
Do not
return."
and no
.IS
' I
n
.d
cl:-
a
A . Filo
-LA- ee , o c
Bales
Implem n eiv
signed at
ceesion 14
bills, n te
ALEX: DFILOETTY,
ER DELGETT
.' 'llop. Softie'
nded Property,
All orders left,
alton P. 0.,
ill be promptly
lind stamps furnished
Walton.
Licen Red Aucti
'attention given to
Farm Steak and
with the] under-
or Lot 14, con-
attended ta. Sale
if required.
' I 689
AT
.
.
THE LOW:
. , I
8T POSSIBLE
1 ;
.
P
'
a ICE S
Ten
on,the
For
on
PoSsession,gi
J. P.
CHRY
per cent1
day of
further p
'the prom
' D 6
BRINE,
the purchase rnOileyte laon- - -
-Oale, and the bale:Jae:aim - -
'rtionlara MAY to the preetee_
zes or to the anetioneerat 8----.‘
en on the 1st October
NALD McDOUGAV, le..—.
!Auctioneer. i --linek 1
*
TAL
power to cha.se the gloom from his
not to be. - John raised his b
'ed
head.
:
e of
hi
II remaining.
He must h
e
•
&
row. He grew sullen and morose,
and strode across the room
"Do net
I .shed
i
• that fea,
1,
storm.
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MONEY.
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FOR,
C.A-S1-10
#LAO
'if
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poke very rarely, and never in the
ee,carelesa, glad hearted way of old.
We strove to make him forget all that
but like his
leave Me, for I've 001310 to tin
soul. 'Bide wi' me, an' hear
My punishment is greater t •
bear."
•• .ilden
: a
my
speak.
I ca'n
I
id 1
I
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. Carew
onld
"Woul•
k'll
he could
'.0bear it,
not the joy
?"
.nly
eenie?"
iof
return !
I a
meeting hi"
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As- ON Y TO
Ay* i ii p -c•
est, pa a le
erate. 10
LEND --Money
ed farms only, at
yearly ; private funds;
S. PORTER.
to lend (in good
71 per cent. inter-
charg • s mod-
681
BOIL
lkI R MARERs.
:ii3nRereaAehalaCtevTelyib
lad passed; sorrow was
vain
Y • u
MI-
)eyond our power to soothe.
Thincrs grew from bad to worse. I
ianneetell you all the anguish that
ofloWed ; but. John fell deeper and
leeper into sin. When I pleaded with
"0, John, my brother," sail
he took him by the hand, -an•
lead him to a seat.
"Stand from me, lad. Do
me. I'm no brother o' thi
s
I.•
le
al,
rove
t tench
.but
as
to
.1
!a
'
Iv
'f; :
1 : a
)1i1 mi:
he a s d
y do yoli
4 ec use
tiav d h
?" said T
ath,- and
ask ?" '
I have hop:
m„ and has
enie
m
that
aken
; "I h
,alive. *
some s
him t •
e
t
p
a
itirONE 0
133- $1,0 0
lower hen!['ay
COMM) ever,
JAME: B
0
t
AITHWAITE,
LEND—$100,000
7 per cent. (private
other agency.
.and Iesuer of
ondesborongh.
at fii per cent.
funds).; Costs
Conveyancer,
Marriage Licensee.
698-4
AND
iVE
ARE GIVING CUS
, ,
f
0
ERS THE
'
BENEFIT
I
OF THE
.
MAIN
_,_ ! s
lahtenfa:tiav
,'BoilSenr.bBacti
lic;t:11 :yet Figi iiiwtio°0:8:- litoadbl Idarsorr Yon, e-
eCoauTteaktihebyTtetlea.,,,..4
r iitpl dirri non:
. ;1-Bes,10.1 3ext in
°re s tet
ra
_ 013_i' 1 1 i. h;mmalv-I 4 I 1.0 1 es...:Dziriz si 1"1!,
efroiftetuzv
dm, he returned wild and angry words,
;itch as I thought have
false hearted villain who s
life. Hold thy man,,fie
•
t thy
I will
•
4ph!'
e pa' liort
s
"
*cried, "do
think th
t
Air ONEY
-1-w-k-
T .
e undersigned
immediate
has a large ;sum of
1
-
f ir.
ny°
.uoRwp:80. le
0:ca
e-
i ii
a raveniheiadr: e e er
1=4
co.uld never
)een spoken by a son of mine. • His
!tither was angered by his conduct, but
Nte °ould not send him otit into the
factitive Phil
peace,
speak.",
"In pity, do not bring this
others, implored Hal. "
come between and Teen,
I
••oe
)
upon
have
let me
. : •
i
.:5.d,
n
eve, b"
We a a
II y
i t. '
reason
eart
to t
throb •
,•ou.
ink
ng
se, Teenie
with exci
I
"
:-
mon
mortgage
per cent.
agreed
forth.
yo
on
nter
upon.
1
farm
property
et year ;
J. H. BEL\
nvestment On first
Seven and ' a half
rinoipal ali May be
SON, Soli:Ater,
1 688
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s8 on likiegsrtaaalt
thaphortest
pePtion.
teekps :3
n
1 , 1.c., um,
ite nsd.mSal adeee at uIdr oldo Iron W,, oonrk e 8 repiirmi
'dee, and at prices that deiyixii-
1
v orld a and a vagabond.
6ONEY
oved him with a father's -deep affec-
ion, and my heart yearned. over the
• he
you
go away. - I would give up ••
you, only let the past be
-
0 • Iliad
•
life ter
for
'4-
i
.:
II;
I
iT h t
• no fea.t,
b
1
reason ?" p
but tell m
e
.
h
1
ded ' Town:.
Believe
t he is
'!
14,
4-T-'. lend
any amen
t
A.
on
a
G. McDOUG'iLL
y at 6per cent.
• d for i any nnniber
±
is authori zed to
on mortgage, for
of years ; inter-
.
HOUS
1FtJRNISHING
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cHR
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STALi a BLAOIC, .
4 BOX 103, Gases*
ad was our Only Bon, once BO good
nad kind, so tender and true. So we
)ore with him, because of the love we
ever." .
"Thou's not wronged me
though I thought thou had.
My
rt.
_
1a,
were.
I
xi ar
e • ave
"suite
lit ; only say
heard so,
safe and we
;
'
L'
sae"
stamme
•
est charge
eernutiesi
G. McDou
L
n
all
on
ch
y on the unpaid
ged. Apph
Co. L
principal. No
at the Store of A.
678
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a
Tice, MATTER CF
iad for him, and for the sake of his
)rother asleep in the deep seas.
Frorn the night of Hal's death John
;ever went out with the fishers, bat
ail
!ed employment at Rwaiwick in the
anfin works. We thought his conduct
trauge, and strove in vain to learn the
acme.- In time we hoped that he
rould conquer his love for Teenie, and
my own blindness. Bnt I lo
I did, an' I could not give he
I'm not fit for sic an angel as
ban is on my sonl; an' I mun
his doom."
With a bitter cry I sank in
and buried my face in my
could not bear to look at t
agony of the man. Poor Phil
to fall,
a
.j3.•
;•24
:
0
lapads.
0 el
her so,
But
Caints
ide by
a seat
awful
Stagger-
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-
n• will
JB 0 f o1d?"
Ile • Eli
• "oily,
sh'al 1 s
a..• patient
she looked
nes: in
ild oinia;
conue back;
00n3.0 back so
my child,
ee him."
; see, I
vvith in
. ray' face.
very S0011.
-
• n—very.soo
be
. Ica
rvelous
"You
Will
o me ag
patient, a
quite cal ••
ste:1-
said
it be
• "
hie
9-
$100
of years
annum
principal
giving six
ing onetfo
lave eoss
0FFic
_JILL.
5 0
not
;
cneY
mth
r
au
—1)
exceeding
o
ne'
b
ittorin
00 T° LOAN
Peal Estate
twenty,
commissions
may be repaid
notice, or
may be paid at
Mee ir
te ent • 'nfeLoan:
Squar3,
on Seoiirity
for any
at 6 per cent.
The whole
at any time
any sum not
the close
st eeasin
effected gfrom
prom
Seaforth.
of
term
per
of the1
on
exceed-
of each
the
tl
;44:
700
Cairn
-a
-..
1
ts.
in Brussels Tapestr
, ' ...
iDatnumk Cretome, 14
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ce,jec.
E
All Wool, Union
f •
There
1
N GOODS.
are
and Hemp. i
. .
Bargains= th
1
tertains in
.
line.
VVILLI
• i
Of
artying
TIM
.41
to
ore
hi ,
-
the To
on B
Credit
arahereb
e all his
-tore, L
ZITO hereb
- •
HI' 114.-
- : of Seatorth- filetehask
,
Siness there underthe firiatia- :
of llill Brothers. --
--
re of the said William Boni% •
noted
ii ifithat he tlals dayameili.
.tate a-nd effects na trust Me
creditors having claims vile
4- requil ed to send tome 0sorh,
orget the sad circumstances surround -1
ed. and seemed ready
iit
.with
; :
? to -Morrow?
- S
eak,
dear:
t
1 .
for
the first
'ey of 71111e, A. D. 1881,
ug his brother's death, and return,
"in
.
an effort he placed his hands
an
John's
00
:
her 1"
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MEDICAL.
-
ansis
d
s ei the 32
the Fee
faBleek
:tare and *
fondant of their els
ties (if held
gain to his old life ; but we hoped
sin
One Sunday evening, about two
sonths. after Halis death, an earnest
shoulders and looked pleadin
face. •- .
"Thou's my lad, an' I wu
lieve there's sic an awful cri ..
y
. dot
e
P
in his
,
be-
on thy•
liteps
• ^
•
weze
: al
ee ie,
co ee
'
heard at t
Vas waiting t
ity, darling,
q-day—at o
c
door, an.
nter.
I said, '9
--for he
I
e
8
• •
euce s
oast of
ccoueheur,
nth Ride
rehrtelian
Physician,S
Seaforth ,
of GOderich
Church.
Ont. Officeurgeon andresl-
Street, second door
I 842
:In B
-
-.
h,ed and Unbleached
manufactitrers. . To
Table
els.
Linen,
Totvelling, ilVapki
direct
I
importatiom
&c.
rant the
take
the
ant
the
erne
notice th
aid monthof
the tru
state of t
g 'nacre
any) by them, -met
t on and after the Fifteenthisflf
June, A, D. I881,Iwill,ptra,
t deed, proceed to pay arians, et*
e eaid 'William Henry ralleepee
item, having regard.
:reacher was holding a service for the
[shermen in Seaton Garth, just below-,
sit cottage. Methodism had, only be.
An to manic) itself felt in Staithes, and
soul. I love/ye r ight well, :
not bear to hear ye say sic wor
lie, my bairn—say it's a lie I"
"It's God's truth," said th
3
E,.'
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It's
!hoarse,
'de
mi..
a
,
li.
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&r
e •
*ii
over
oo
H
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opened, and
11s ;arms. I
his happy
a
r
e was °la
ould gla
union, but3
-
li,
1
T_T' L .
ge
Office a
directly
VERCOE
n ete.,Ooroner
d Residence,
opo1sit3
, M . D ., C .
for t
on Jarvis
Seaforth Piablie
M .. Playekian, ur-
S
e County of Huron.
street north,
School.
/
of
the Toted
,
1881
700-
hose elai
time afore
at Se
-only tI*
' s I shallba.ve been notifiede
Sid.
'
forth, the 29th day -of April,A,a
JOHN BEATTIE, Tzuskt,
IR was one of its earliest and strongest,
apporters. The window of the cottage
as open, and from where I sat I could
Lear and see distinctly all that passed
trembling voice, an' I canno
Then he told of his sin. Ev
pierced. me like a eruel knff
coble had passed him within
3
word
.
y
it
he
dis-
•
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yl:
:I
tz,
• to
•
not
and
be
a few
at
t
tola.
. ; The nigh
0 end of thisls
;
days I retur
ii growl
d story
to Staith
g
als
T,
w.f.
lideOpll
Azoonohenf,
firet door
if . 1:07En,
'loath
University,
peaforth,Ont.
M. D:, C.
Physician,
Office
of the Gaulle'
M., .Graduate of
Surgeon and
and Residene e,
o Church 496
CO
TON
GOODS.
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T H E
1 the crowd. You might not have
tance, but all the jealous hatr
tia
d
of
his
:
. : al
isa
ained with
t. Burton
1
... ,
ailed the sermon an eloquent one, but
; was preached by a man terribly in -
soul rose in its strength, 9,nd li:
lad go by without giving him
et
ei
the
jug
4
ez
: f
ie.
to
the,
Christmas
old place noir
they
a
all ca
ns, as Tee
e
e
Dli.
leg,
lege o f
Surgeon
UTollINSON,
, AI
f lly
'P
ntreal,
lei
' 'it
Grad
Licentia
Ed' b
ns, in u
ate of McGill Col-
e of the Royal Col.
h d I t Pi
, en a 9 OUR°
-fere •
w kite
.
and Grey Cottons, Fr
ite
1
and Grey -Double
W id' th /S
41 ting arid
Dr
EORITEACLAIsnitlY. ,
arnest, who had a message to tell, and
ave it in sinaple burning words. that
hand. The rope was in his
he held it tight, and the wat:
!I
s
sp,
s
but
ept
••
b
al
I 7
quite
home4
at
ong again,
We spent
pnd
wished
hristmas D
Office—
o
lukvale,1
raiglookhart
H
Ont.
spits', Edinburgh.
i - 686-.52
Pillow Cotton. A
l
be
rang. e of those
Goods
to choose fr I
bought
T
Pionee
gone thief
Photographer of Efeaforth,latii
sh the fiery ordeal, is nowt**
eld'his hearers enthralled. Close at
and stood the Fisherman's Rest 'pub-
o' house, and from the sounds that
vat) ringina through the Alin air it
as evidentnthat a party of riotersheld
)vel within. Their shouts and Iiiiarse
the boat beyond his reach.
moment and the :An was cord
He paused and looked mos
the stricken group. I cannot
agony I suffered. His. father
broken. No sohnd escaped la's'
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•
t
"s
e
te
ll
heart.
pallid
rie
•
the
;fin
• : 3nt
04
1:
: 0 iii
:e ing
Burton's
unhappy
he
;
from
shorild,have
but
to
,
house.
that glad
John. T
left
vve.. told he
conquer his
j Only
enie
home
fillet
-
one
meeting—
wonder
so s
he
d love, a
-
- ...
18116:.k
"6°6
hours fro
Mrs. Vi"lai
Seaforth
- '
• 5
May's
of
Sergeons
A.
• Surgeon
the Royal
of
M. to 6
new brick
1
D S
.:::. ••
Dentist, Graduate
College of Dental
Ontario. Office
. M. Rooms in
b Oak. Main Street
•
at a discount
,
'
.
, and wa
-
sold at Mill
PRINTS.
.
prices.
-
aga
pre
Ga
refi
ane
mo
tre
ROM
in full
ises in
ry in t hi
ted and e
s and sce
Olen of
13: Having
at and na
'last, iuble new and cornmeal', '
eott's Block. Thie is the 4111
section, and has been there*
'nipped with all the last aat
at effects specially for theakes,
Mr. Calder's large _and Me 1
now got into one of the 1
st completely furnisb.ed gala!
ierriment mingled strangely the
lips, but I could. see them nii:ne
1.4
day, hope
be
In t
e Iv est, h
is now in a better position 4*
with
eleran service - but as the preacher's
pice rose in the power of the fervid
fully, as though he were str
vain for words.
g
ing.
pal-
i
17ett
:
pi, 41:1
;
one
her
wife
aa
we
he ought to
4,
able
eet his brot
o
-
......
: •
-1jD
,,
% '
N
of
0._ CART
-Y• Member
Dental Surgeons
GHT, L. D. S.,
o theRoyal College
of Canada.
at a
Pho
ma
y previo
aphie
, at the
ii bine to tarn out all workiiiiiii
ne entrusted to him. in a sap*"
lowest living profikand sate
Jathos that thrilled it, the unseemly
Druids within the tavern - ceased., and
11 could hear with aistinctness his
John saw the dread horro
upon his face, and it smote hi
still deeper pang.
t
at sat
with
til
• ci
::,
the
Teenie
a we
summer
haa
of the
were mar
heard not
x.t year Hal
d. For t
ng of Jo
Stratford,
Seafortla
prepared
Lt.,
a t
t perform
Office—Indian
e
has now opened
Queen's Hotel,
all dental
bloek, Market St.,
out 4an Office in
where he wM be
operations with
We have
'
already
-
ut a large
number
; -
of pieces
of Print this season,
and
sho
lid
692
----
e -possible
el from
A. C
notice. A call is cordial:41
, I
I
ER, Scott's Block, Sege& 1
raids as he drew a fearful and yet af-
)cting picture of the blackness and
, •
"Father,' he pleaded, '",1
speak to me. I've been an ill
1
abn,
, mercy '
but
I :
,
when
Hal left ' 118
desolate. Phi
e old ho
I
ease ands
month.
11
Office open first
Tueeday in every
. 568-52
are now off-
reduction on
ing a huge
first prices.'
pile of R,emnants
and Ends at
a great
E
9 G
,E M P 0 . .
s
1
very
was sor
1
1
uilt of slit, of the sinner's remorse, and
f the terrible consequences on a man's
• -do not slay me. with sic a '
look."
earsorne
'
I-
:sr
1•v:
• en
by
the lose of the
lad he h
he
d
1
LEGAL.
•
.
.
rriE.
Subse
1 . ,
er hereby tha-nlre his normal
am soul of unconfessed, unacknow-
Aged transgression. At that moment
Lte door of the Fishermen's Rest was
•
Then Phil arose- frcim the
hail _staggered and fallen
face Was dark and wrathful,
seat
t0.
__h
Hi
t stil
i
0
I
la:
1 •
so
meatidned
ever
g of
well;
inihis
183,6
and alth
hiii nam
:thoughts
that we first
n
,
scare
yet I knew
It was in t,
heard of Mit
ly
6
e
G411B6
. tors
e.
0;
k
Goderich
11.1i2ighlez.AiB,IT.:D.N.,dBer.
PROUDFOOT,I
Onta'•
'
;
Barristers, Solid -
o.—.T. T Garrow.
r - 686 .
.
DUNCAN
. .
& DUNCAN
'IL
liberal
hopes
bus
i OnSt0.17013ZI:
patron:
by stria
nese to m -nt
(merchants and others) for*
ge &trine the past 7 yeas,
integrity and close attentlet
their confidence and trail
addenly open.ed, and a tall form stOp-
ad forth, with. haggard face and wild,
.eaming eyes. It was -my boy John,
ho had been one of the mad party
most pitiful in its intense
John hung his head upon hi.
bowed and. motionless.
"An' this is t' bairn I have
u
1 ved
ering.
breast,
.
an,'
.0
.
:
.1.
..
1
• -ing
A
on
he
fisternaan
boa
Doer
ra
of St:
d of one of
Bank.
idly worse, :
ithes
the
'hil
.
had se:n.
Filey bo:
had ie
I feared
ts
n
;ME. Solicit
bil. C. Cameron,
eron.
Q. C., Philip
,
jorrih:teg:
Olt, M. G. Csm-
506
-
f
,
the
ise0
TI-i.E
future.• 54
during th
RIG
aving _greatly -enlarged ids "
winter, he is now prepared
EST CASH- PRI
ithin. He stood. on the outskirts 'of
Le crowd, his gaze fixed upon the
:"eacher, his whole soul drinking in the
,ords which fell from his lips.
clung to all these years 1 .Go
-.
I were proud o' my bonnie fip
An' now, though hiti soul i
with sin, I cannot—I cannot -
iiiows ,
ter lad
Stained
ite him
•
•
o
a
s
o :-
• 1 •ea
o
fe.
to
to
bat
F
the
keep
John
r some
fishing,
mond,
and
his bed.
had, bee.
t
i
he' had not
last he w:
hen I to
een at t
F
fl
ii
WILLIAM
7 sionor
T Appraise
reaeonab
iiiMILL,
in
. Aecounts
°term&
B.
Convey
R., Wroxeter.'
and n
,
neer and Commis-
Auctioneer and
tee collected on
866
Are
al
-eolOrs.
o showing a full line
ukins, &c. Ao a
slsui
• Cv,stonzers get
1
O''
fll
the
White Goods,Pigi*e
line of Lace
benefit of cash,
Stn'P es,
and Plain Buntng,
discounts..
Marseilles,
in all
Fotiny
at t
MAIN-
quanti
0 Egg Ena •
S
ef Good Fresh Eggs,de
num,
I REET, SEAFORTE,
No sound escaped from my boy, but I
aild see that his frame was quivering
ith emotion. The fshaft had. sped.
words of hate. He's my Joh , hay ain
bairn. 1'd -give up my life t save',ti
lad from his doom. God fo.se - and
1)
0
i • 1
• 10
er,
d be
he
sent
entreated
to
t
Filey
• at
to
some o
-bring hi.
a
-
°
• ,,w
for taknag
.Solicitoij
MEYER,
Solicitor.
Lffidavits
for
the
Barrieter
in Chancery.
in the Province
Bank Hamilton,
and Attorney at
Commissioner
of M-anitoba .
1
,t
W,
clea
nted by t
wheet st
eabseriber,25 tons of goat
.
D. A WILSON =
here was a look in his face I canhot
ascribe—a
bless him, my poor stricken ha a."
Then John. fell at his fat feet
!must
:'
d
gee
ie,"
my
he
bairn once
'His
again •
:
Private fun
d El
tO
of
101121 a tB6arrii teener
Wingham.
eneanitt.t1:8118ey
DUNCAN
& DUNCAN'S.
•
DV
ZURICH
CARRIAGE FACTORY
weary, pleading, agonized
errs
)
I
said.
guilt li:
ok, like that in the eyes of some poor
mted animal standing at bay before
Le hunters: Then I heard a lament-
:le cry ring through the crowd, and
.0 poor stricken soul turned and fled,
know not where, but he carried the
row in his heart. .
a,
That evening meeting for prayer
as held in oar Cottage. It was just
rer, and the party had left, when. the
)or opened, and a form stood .on the
and burst into a tit of passionth
ing. - "Thou is ewer good -to
cried, "but -that ma.kes my n
blacker than ever. Now I n
an' yell think of me as one d id.
good-bye, and then forget me °rover."
In vain I pleaded with him t4
he would not hear. "No, no, mother
ra
I must go y ain way an' hid
in my ain.i3oul." -
With a steady step he pass d
the held 'out
weep-
0,', he
-seem
gang,
Say
i
stay
•I
y sin:
acrosS1
il
0
iii
1.,
6"
pa"
a
•
3 :
: 1,
e
I t :p
:
i
• :
I
' grity
: o Verer,
'
on
an
all
into
lwande
and
can
ould
I
up
fi
c
j
nbt
Wafi
9,nd,
y Beni,
hought.
his
ods
er
a
rae
hesitate
despatches
for I
no
bonnie
eterni
1 from t'
him m
$
to me
af
if possib
ovod
shame
head.
y
fold.
hile
. ,
:
er
,to
,'to
him
con
I c
knowing
Thou
lass, for
t' la
this appettl,
find the
bring hi
p
d
Ir.
e
11
o
I ;
BE°N
oonveyanoet,
forthandBr
iyuevaerslyt a. .t o
n s e in the
us. n.,BMN
The ahov
mutual con
be paid
'ties.
Nov. 27,1
toallicEiY"
Keels.
ncooei,‘
pa.
lrm
• e
r
8
Notaries
Int
rts
ON.
• t.
Benson
S.
torsin Chancery
Public,
$23,000 of
iti si ohnteprefroore ntat.
of Manitoba.
has this day
All aceounti
who
1
' JA
1 H. 'W3.
adI
eteaan Ofhltiaeasvelas
Private Funds to
Interest payable
g Affidavits fo
.w. e. MEYER. r
;been dissolved by
due the firm to
ill pay all Habil
S H. BENSON.
C. MEYER.
•
' Millinery
.
. '
DepaIrtment is crdwded
over -time in order to
oeek in thia deartt
pmen
: ,
th,is season
. )
Supply custckraers.
, ( e acask,
r. Wpy
-
•
all hancls having
, .
Fresh, arrvvals
or al•l Goods
f ).
to ivoile
every
HAVE
4Waliosee
fieNs
line.
They
nose
to material
For
surpassed
Repairing
tr ial
to quality
HESS
alwa
Cu tte
person
and can
and
Style a
by t
p
and be co
and •
& HABERER 1
s on hand, and make to
' ialleiglee, Carriages,:
el, .and every otherartielein•
I
!ily superintend their own .
f, arantee a good article bath
iworkmanship.
1 1 'Finish their work email
0e large city establiehmenta.
.m,ptly- attended to. Glee at
•vinced that Wf5can tatisfyysig
"se.
ireshold—a,form I had thought the
Et held for Oer in its hidden depths_
y own boy Hal. God, in His mercy,
id saved him from the cruel sea, and
room and his hold
brother. ".1. may never loci.
face again; say one word o' pi y
1 go."
to Ills
n thy
before
0:
:
.
)
•
1 •
- .
: toe
ent
e expeeted
ednesday
Garth.
to
New:
Hal of his f:
him- ab
morning:
.
:ray
had alrea
er's sickne
hour.
Hal cam
s
n
MCOli
LAW, CH
•
L
HEY
°EBY
&
, AND C
OLMEsTED.
..
NVEYANCING
DUNCAN
&. DUNCAN'S
. 1
Mr.
bash
6136
-- ..
Hess is
in braine
i
i
ell lmown to the public,-hatisi
a in Zurich for over_12 years. I
HESS * HAMM
stored him to those who j.loved him so
all. With a great cry I Clasped hina
-- .
"Oh, my brother," sob • es
"much of the -guilt is mine ;- •• on
Hal
d 'that
S
as
ungered
glad
to see himi,ilbut
for his eld
"st
his hem
bern. Th
Scott's i
Baock;
•
1 OFFICE,
Main Street,
Seaforth'
T
Department
•
Ass
THE
R
1GHT SIDE UP
I bear burden."
:
1 i
ailori
zg as alvq
seam,. ill lave number
of Orders
nay arms ; my joy was too deep for
mis. I only knew that -the lad. I
ved and. had mourned dead, had
could your
"Nay,.nay, my. lad. Think o'
One in t' hands.° God, an'
i
me as
hat
I
b
11
: 1
-r11
ednelBday
in
".
Staithes.
Will 1011:
It
;
rought
be reme
hea
Q OLP:11'101
"1-) Canatiaa
i. Seaforth.!
d
fOr the Conflolidated
t e Canadian
Bank of
alit of Co mmerce
'
1
,
i head. Every suit tUrned
'
out guar eed to give satisfaction.
The largest.
j 0-AllvNIGTB::
- e -
7mr7IN— -
as
me back, a,nd would. never be ta,ken
)lit me again.
You may imagine wha,b a meeting -
at was. The remembrance of it even
1W. stiiIi -me most deeply. Hal soon
plained his -escape. An outward-
nila vessel -had picked him up, but
pr v
may never wander from His €6
It was a bitter parting, but it
to an end at last. I cannot r D:at
words of heart broken mise •
clung to his father's hand. heze
had toiled together through stor
calm, and between them there
I.
ing." -
came'
his
as he
two
•• and
as a
ul•
8h
t
a
sort
..I
:::
' '
i:
e
.
man
bitter
ly
1 gale
••ild
Element
r flying
ng
aft
coast.
and
a hou,sehol•
sorrow than
it noon the
such as haol
. As we If
nothing co
Waste pf tuMbled
thunderint
:hut
• i
oked
d
to none
th my ow
d rose to
arely visit
thron
be seen b
wate
between t
a
1
t
e
Farm and
as d sold.'
Money
0, rities
, oderate
onfident
_ ,roney
b t mor
tie lende
S. G. MeC4.1
T
(p ivSte
it feasonable
I
n ee
ga e
-r.
e
w
ed
senties,
)5
and Villag
1
funds) loane
rates o
-I' .
for. private
with •
r
EY, M. A.
Property botight
on mortgage se-
interest. Charges
persons upon tb,e
ut any exellee to
p
. HOLMESTED:
.
.est workmanship and
loth,s and Tweeds in
'ill be sold at rock bo
1
blest trimmings used.
Sea forth to damse . from, bought
tom prices jor cash,.
1 •
•
DUNCAN
stock - of
heap- and-
'
. ie
l
as a
workman
therefore
;entire
shoe
Buggies,
ters,
hand
.
Stinson-,
first-elas
'mon
feel
satiefact
ell kinds of
Ca
Land Rol
and made
rLedLI:
ho is well
Horse -sheer,
to no man
on in all
feet in the
nagee. Waggons,
re, Plows
-on
.
eli. ceK 8.01
known in this Vi
and as a
in the -County,-
in being able te
kinds of work,
bestpossible.
Sleighs,
and Harrows kept
lowed the boat to drift away as use-
deep and abiding love which
ri
•
1- Nahs,
.which gi
amed
faint
•
order short notice.
3s." He Was landed at Rottethna
a,
o
or. shame could kill. With a
:orrew
heavy
t
.
gh
the
;drivinmi
.t
and. spra
1
(S1
ELLAN I
OUS. .
•
Priees as low
A cell solicit
s those of any other shop.
and satisfaction -guaranteed
ilence he returned as quickly as pos-
Die.
heart he went oat into* the a
and the old home in Seat n
kness,
Garth
'11:
111•Tv
after
hes
of
billow broke
tea I on; the
0
ttle
long seet
beach, l
•; ori
5 to 4' rc-F"
PER DAY
worth $5 fr
t home. ampes
Sl
e. Address STIN-
I
.
no pay demand •
693
.
,SOHN WILLIAM
When. we three were alono, I told
al all that had occurred in his
knew hini no more forever.
* ''' * * * * -
r
0 • 1 zdroatg
hasti
p the b
ck.
1.
The fi
S ON & Co.; • oirtl
nd, Maine. _
.
692x52 -
Sell the
Cheapest Groceries
in
Seaford?, . -The lairgest lines of
eas and
I&
TT
ab-
nce--the return from the fishing, the
Hal fain have
*
e
lad 5 •
(no
he
reaela'
y remoted t
Of the
eir
tes,
boats b
72
$12 a d
y at home easily
Sugai•s;
a f
ll line o
Cojjees, Spices &c, Sc, always
in hand.
S 1 C
range conduct of John, the illness pf
or Teenie, and their departure from
would gone a o
'York to make his escape k o
Teethe, but I knew
o ce to
n ' to
y
s
a
Il•
in
frant
aniious
w
grOups :
of the cott
king
es
and no
the cli •
that line.
:
Is ma e
Co., Augu:ta
. I.
ostly outfit f
MO.
a'
ee. Address TRUE
692x52
Highest price
paid
.
r Butter, Eggs,'&c.
PIA.NO
AND OR -GA:
0
;aithes—and begged him, if he could,
explain the cause of his brother's -
:guisli.' Hal did not seem so ranch
that an
- shock might be fatal to he , a
begged him to desist until so
had been thought of that
udden
d so
plan
•
•
I: :i,
:r •Jt
and
voiqes
the
.i
!waters.
The a* wlfilled
of the stor
with t •
and the mai
:
00HR0., e
, niaii;. 0
a : RD Co., liort•ford,
s
agents'
name in ne
samplek,
Ct.
type,10 cents by
10 cents ; Il. S.
695-52
.
-
'
-
MA13. C• m-
-•-•-i- its branch
a specialty ; a
-musis from, son.t
!DUNLOP Teaches:Musie hi
•t• ; Musics.' Science -and
4 vanced pupils taught M
d, thus
tonished at John's conduct ELS -W6 had
pected, but said that he must speak
tallith alone, for he had much to
y to hina. Even while he - spoke a
3p was heard, and John reeled 'into
mig
adopted with safety. The nekt
wrote to Mr. Burton, telling i
we had received tidings of a
begged hini on no account t
Teenie until I had spoken wit her
t be
day I
that
1; but
nforna
and
:
t
1 :
- 1 1
• :
• ..Ltch
110
the
increased
fain
ouses
day
a
an
grew towahd
in fury
heavy sea w
break clo
n Seaton G
Uld
e:
rth,
'evening th
!Every no
leap u
'under th
threate .
•
t•
ducted
commodion
s
,.. nmsH
" Ont
e-Quietes ,
Hot:le
•
• pplied. *octd
iopt
in
an
CHANGE HOTEL,
Ox, Proprietor.
Comfortable
the Provni' co.'
the Table
stabling in cenneetion.
.
Goderieh,
This is one of
and Best Con-
The Rooms are
and Bar liberally
635-52
DUN°
.
.
N
& DU CAN
write their own
giver: to Toting
ed vecal traini 6
ing the voice gi
charge. Uee o
moderate. Re
door east of Mai.
enabling tempo's!!
compositions; careful s
eginners ; 'also the mostappiet
! for strengtheningand d
en when desired without
!instrument forpractiee; • f 4.,,,,
:idenee on George Street, 4r:-.
Street, Seaforth. 673 '
e room. What a woeful change had
.
prepared lier for the good ne s'
Mr.
iln
o
over
helm
the
. The bi
•
HE GRE 1. T
F
MALE
'
Are doi,
g a larger
,
usin,ess,
in Boots and hoes th,is season.
Having
I
en wrought in. my bonnie lad. All
e beauty of his youth had crone for
ily
Burton was overjoyed to hear f
return, and urged us_ to Come qi'uickly
Hal's
w;
clot(.
,
v;
seerne
upon
to be
ii , and
dra
when
Mg
one
r
closer an
broke fu
u
d
Periodi • al
ffailing in tho
Pills—This
REMEDY.—Job
invaluabl
cure of all
Moses
e medicine is
those peinful and
I
urchased fr
sell amp.
the b
Give
t Markets, at close prices, they ark
enabled
. AN
HOR .
LINE
er, burned up the heae of the-
zray passions raging witlain. • . i
Re walked slowly toward ,, us as i
ough in utter weariness, and spoke in
dreary voice,his head bowed
_
deepest shame.
G"There's no escaping from the hand
od. I've 001216 to hear my doom.
trse me quickly and let nae go."
P.hiI and I were struck dumb by the
3 words ; we knew that we were in
3presence of a, great sorrow, if -not of
andput an end to poor Teenie
Jug.
It was Onnirog when we ar
-York. It was arranged that r.
ton, who had met us at th
shonld go at once with me to Teenie
au,d that Hal should follow sill
afterward. Teeuie met us at :
fler face had regained some of i
brightness, but still bore mark
tense suffering.. We sat down nd
a long conversation together, i w
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coach,
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door.
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mind for the disclosure Thad
me of
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for me ?”
can I give you after
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cannot tell hovv glad my hear
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fie had gone before me to
hadarli°beelesufroloseatile biym-Pethusalnil
ire had nevqr learned to s
forweraouvioadioge to 40 lo aitzvah is min, xi
0wept:Ly- his aid Wive after wave alzhea cv
4zonli
the broken rafters, But•t
dear life to those yet ran,
stzuggled higher and h.g.
Nadi of the wa,ters.
For a: moinent wekfl6lJ
thItttiaglia:biamtefaet baer:g.edwwsaura,vbgeerraoak`ou
To atteMpt his reSette
frail support into
share his fate, A. dread
wild shout "A rope, mail
V lwadit'shlso,s: Poitia
jotiycet:
p• rnoyw boyse o, con
jballto
; myy artkbusestble
ikll
a
reti
brother, Then my heart
with a deadly fear.
out to his death among
waves, and I -shouldlose b;
-tiaillatahu:ehimgpitt:3:3oethnlil
iatob:.wloBr Butt
already fastened a rope a
foreisTpl:enrfat,
, mother," into ttheeri3s,
.a
come back -again I've I 1
• rougher erhla than t L
inercai:. to 2
tried to take t Godbless Ye
lads."
He gave me one fondii
plunged boldly into thesee
I cannot pieture to yon "t1
ixsase and agony of the'
blot a wora was spoken ja
•swimmerfought his Ws
tance WaS VIM.% blatit 1Vdt
struggle—the waves boffin
ing about him. At length
clinging to the cottage Is!:
cautions movement, iott
his brother,. A great ehl3t3
as the two were seen4 I;
clasping the timbers of t.
Presently Johnmade the
thsigne sindtthearsealllialw4asrrlight
the mad of escape was Op
startea on his way to! I
moment seemed an ao
there, clasping -the rope •*
=mining strength. The
had almost exhausted 1
fearea yet- that the waive
hita down into their hi
• Still he moved on, han
cautiously, surely. Whe
the shore,:eager hands
••out to help him, and en -0
est fishermen dashed d
• path, plunged into the Bii
him ashore.
It was not a moment 1-t1
other huge nes came rot
bJtoWhnitabwiliekiteaviecines bl:f13ole
already unfastfanea the t•-'
the rafter and tied it at
body. With a loud cry.'
sb.crtionireb,lhineifirnunings,hiTmelfhsea,
• that moment chills lit
There was a wib. to,a.
thunder, as the na
•swept to 118, its foam
When we looked fottl
troublea surface of the 3i
• with the wreck of Se
.
whole line of twenty-fo
- perished in that one se
my boy through the foa
it We.S Only his corpse AI
feet. He was ernellyt,
the waters hua battered'
soul; sin, and sorrow wild,
to him again. .1 must 1
followed in silene,e.
Iefterit113. ant13:yttr
hoa
nevera1p0life.i
gTehtlihe aye Ia
r s' l el liTeenie
side edr1
e 1 111
churchyard, My boy
lbYit;terbust wrhec'pelttaneeallindg
a
• atonement 7—Charitiere
1 1
A PluckY
The boy marched )stt
counter .
my little ms,
chant, -complacently—
from such a •gloriou
'what 'will you have to
'"rlhi,oprlyou eatsers,ir, may
wo
It naight have been t
eyes that did it, for ti
accustomed to wee
gentleman, and TomM
yet o and small of his •
were a fevr wisps of h
thant's temples, and
the
li
t
t
le
t atreinlimn, gtf
plleda.vefat
cravat a slight bru
hands travelled -do
pocket.poab-
soounithaewwot-sort work to:
.11 li
14,04, 3 rtYwi :ap btp I
able to perform? Wb
y standing
= over the °molter."
please, gyreoswiIng'evaenryl
ni
I can't look over the
"Why, your toes.
couldn't keep you
'we' • 11eht keep
stook and
ho, nian pin
e pain
eounter. n was too
couldn't see the littl
we4T, tahollutbghetwIayshroolan
scope," he said ve
reckon if I get close
what von look like."
neca'tispa3ae
reiolindrthaer.
small for my age."
respon4ed
be man.
fthr""feetavtwith a laot. caleIgYhot u
hasn't anybody but
&nitlinhtgeafiiasalli11121:46:111inv-sheteoriinrYtititatsilltign
haven't had any --b
The voice again
came in the blue eye
41 reckon I can
'fast, my poor little fe
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