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L J. dL Eae Hono. - - V... ann pro wol I , visits to a]
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. - � . - . - Watson estate for no fewer an three from a fai I bligs
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1. . eminent divines in the �P�e tions.,- Hi4 � ho chose busi
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"his (after hearing aboutFremk): , . 8 Of- nags, gets his p&3 regula, -ly.-overy week
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I - ,,I de'olsis I aball not believe a .word a factually In Giglio M in Engliih. - Their or at the end of the mon, h, The countr
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m 004 - onoe� a standard-bearer in North Middle-' . when ?.;-' . .
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1 1�*)-. 41. At least. all the nice odes are." Levi, ei-Warden. Bev. D. McPherson, a me of the missionW7 woieties, -at
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I -.,Ijousekeeper, (showing party of and Rev. James Campbell, of Ottawa, great I r self.denial. .
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AS1*i68#vi`it0fi- round old buouial .9 W �t prospects to
. . tlAnd thi's, ladies and gentle� I all Voint with pride to EA&t.WRHams as the future has'suoh man? Wba.-
jjajwoa� : their ustivto place. In doctors, Rest hope of % home, of a
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joAad by, the-ttfiril Baron in the rpign nese : Dr. Hen0erson, of Wipnipeg ; his -1 have in mind a young man, a gradu
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. � , t feed'W-room,sin-t . sp'ected' Di. Sands ; Dr. Otawartnof Western theological seminary, who bai
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. Pa I countryroad; a-uum Ailsa, Orsig ; and the two Dris, Cluness. thus strnggled along. Past summer'fo
��Scena—A the firm of Edwards four moutba be was em loyed by one o
. 9f gheep are being -driven along. Parish - k MoTsaart, of London, is said to be the mi ' to preach or
oldrgyman : I illia Ssionary societies
, I � an East Williams man. Dr McArthur, the frontier. ,Us dicThii work faithfull
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i�juy black sheep in a small- flook." township. Men wh6 have made their of a new country, fought �the mosquitos
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I Isdoo, . , several members o" yir oongre- mark such se the Stewarto, foundry- waded through 6ud aria iwater, pr�,aoh
I . I . a . men ;i London, could be mentioned by ad in t �ree.differentpllw : as, wore out hi
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,won M -un be uncs sma' " � the half dozen, Merchants by the score clothes, and, after repla ling his worn
George (to his friend, who ban been and school masters' b -the hundred. -out shoes, had the mu, �ificeut subi o
figbingthisyear in the Highlands)-.- . y
f& The sun has burnt your face my boy, The'principal shires in the Highlands $4.45 in his pocket whey he returned I
- � which ararepresented in Essi,Williams A leading religious'jou &I lately ad
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. Th9y. Were, always in MLY ocketBl Boot- , - . . �nauoial part o
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I 1"Xt become an. awf ul. expensive - �&- I I � faith without works is doad." Unti]
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plus I I'm regularly cleaned out." I His -Chilclren's . Gratitude. the . societies and churobos are Willinj
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wrnpany of his neighbors, boasted that A New Jersey miller,wbo -b ad become t6 furnish more matetial aid to them
� a pakent, who bad been, Many mouths old and rbeun�atio, one - day called, , his zealous and self-saorifici6g young men
owalued ta his bad under the care of gone abouthim. and said: ' I - who desire to preach' A ' te gospel, 'and
4110ther apothecary,. was out in twenty- - "Boys, I am growing stiff in the . until they have a better support aftei
. - they entee the work, it seems, to one
four hours after he began to -attend him - knees and faint at heart. My- li'ver "' business man at least, thxt there will
�1& Yw," replied a person present, "I out of order 0 and, I can no longer dis'tiu- continue to be %'Bad dearth of 11 promis-
01: that to be a'. fact ; I met him guish between a peck and s half bushel ing'youxig. men who will choom the
7 L e9terday going to be buried."' . when taking toil. This mill is worth vocation of a minister. - .
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or , and render my own burdens the Very truly yours,
ohandler's kept by one Paul, for bacon PADY, A Busixicas XAx.
sud SW for his, ' Sunday dinner on ligbter, I shall give Reuben two-tenths, .
his being refusec I Samuel the same, and Henry, who is —Christian Union.
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as. she hid nothing to cook, thought my first born, three -tenths. BleEs you, Saving $10"boo. �
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she might as well go' to church., and on. . my-ohildrien, bless you. I You may now The feast was set, the guests were
tered as her master, in the midst oI his' go. fishing for half a day. ' � met, when a young man entered in.
discourse referring to- the apostle re- . *TheAbree sons took the papers which 11 Sir," said . he 'o the master of the
neited, What says Panl ?" The good the old. man had made out, and instead "
;roman,supposing the question ad-Ireissed Of 9 * fishing, they -went down to a hous?, 11 I have come to you upon a
o'n very important mission. Were it other-
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keln giveyo-a no more trust till you pay stockholders; and proceeded to business. . .
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your old seore!' The &at born -was elected president ; upon you upon this auspicious day,
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�There, is nothing in the world so Reuben, treasurer, and Samuel, secre- when, as I perceive, you' are about to
treacherous as a. man's memory. If a tary, and the followiDg resolution was celebrate the ,betrothal of your fair
. If passed : daughter. Still, as it may save
man owes you a dobt the fact pins itse S10.000—but if you are engaged I will
into your Mind, and even if you try to 11 Resolved, that we bounce the old retire." i
forget it you find it is impossible to do -man, and run the mill after our own --
so. � If, on the other hand, you owe &, ideas.)Y "By obQ means, my aear air, by no
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1debt to: somebody, it passes out of your sxpectant, warmly; "we are just about
11 mirid� at once. r�%e philosophy of this An IrishDaan's GratituAe. sitting down to dinner, but join us, and
accen,tricity is th4t wha is Owed to It was on Dr. Abernethy's first going after dinner we ean discuss matters-*I� -,
. you, should be pada pr6mptly, while through the wards after a 'visit to 13%th I
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what you owe elio'uld be paid,if at all,at that, passing up between the beds with induoRd - to. join the jovial compiny,
your convenience. an immense crowd of pupils after him— where he eats for two and drinks for
--OAe, day, when Ben Idercer, an myself,whongst the rest—the appari- three. .
accentria Scotch minister was preaching, tion of � a poor Irishman', with the scan- At the conclusion of the feast the
a man on a corner of a seat neac him tiest skirt I ever saw, jumping qut of father escorts. him to a private &part.
fell weep. Of thiq Ben took no notice bed, and literally throwinp biml . 3elf on ment, and begs him to reveal his busi-
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till he began to snore; be then said to the his knees at &bernethy'sf�et, presented DeSS. I I i :
be#AUe : -- ()harlie, grauken Sandy itself. For some moments everybody ,, I think, air,"' he says to th4 strangef ,
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Kutch ;; he,s iittiu! T the corner o" that was bewildered; but the poor fellow, offering"him a cigp�r of prime quality,
square Beat, auoria'." Sandy, on being with all his country's eloquence, poured - - that y' u observed that you epuld show
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roused, wakened up in a hurried and ex- out a torrent of thanks, prayers and 'me bo*lto save $10,000. .
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oited state, whereu on the minister said blessings, and made,, such paritoi,nim'ic 11 Precisely," says the at n 'I* ht.
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hard upon sleepers I' the kirk as some long left in doubt. ', That's the leg, ing your daughter to that -a isbf
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folk, because the preacher is sometimes your honour I Yer Lonour's the boy to somewhat Weak-minded yo bh-, down -
",much to blame as the hearer ;"' and do it, I May the heavens be your bed I stairs, - And giving her a mapiage por-
then, holding out his big clenched fist Long life to your honour I To the di. tion of $20,000. Give her to: me, air,
'th a threatening gesture, said, "but vole with the' spalpeens, your honour, -and I'll. take her with half the money.
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I Bandy, I debar snoflni,.�' that would cut it off," &o. The In" That'll leave you with 016,000 ahead I"
- -T -ha, Chicago Heitald says- that the had come into the hospital about three . . I
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.� to at- home, the more: apt he is to grum- it had been at once 0 udemned -to. am- : 1�arper's Bazar tells how to convert
. ble at the fare at hotels, and tells the iputatiou.� Something, however,inddoed ,an old-fashioned washstand, one of the
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- d do for it- and a hole in the top to hold the bAbing into
E CAsm puffs were on the bill of faie. with the happiest result. With qoma a, stylish. srld useful ,, Ouipen Aun'�
�c It . -i t. diffloulty the patient w g t -into b d table: Take olf the back and towel
' F . . ftat's, them," asked the Verda as 6, er , �
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�; . - pounds, and nail a plain piece of board
j ing two of t6e delioloras puffo from t 10 giving us'&' clinical lecture about diseases
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� kitchen. Mr. VeWaut splif' , 0 is and the- -constitutional treat '
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; hem -able across the- room: " Look- .' His honour's4he great doChter entirely I" 0 lase for
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�� cuits that's done ? These: hain't he If cabe, off went the bed clothes, - and up
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i done ; hadn't cooked at all; in the -mi - went the leg, as if -he was taki g aim at
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l road car at the union depot ' in. k tj L lain's that weinted to cut it off." Vhis bric-a-brac, or for a work -table. �
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with s, fiery to� knot and vermillidn manner in the midst of -the laughter., valued At 416, but on looldng it over,
. whiskers, came in. and sit down besi a - at ooping down to the patient, he said
t , , concluded that -unless protected by the
him. They, looked at each othere, b , It with mnob earnestness, " I am glad your
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. vent a conflagration in case of scaide L ligioUS papers of late about the deartli It -was about four feet. six inebeq in
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of laughter that shook the windows, ! a standpAnt, this state of things is not to er than he top shelf, which. formed a
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beacon light flamed ftuto, the SiS16. facts? , i
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townships ia Western Ontario and - ' f a atil,'�`h r sition of responsibi. .applique!, border across the bottom.
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to the square more than apy"btlier Muni- quiet, happy. as life.
ippyl . died at Puerto Cabello nearly three oen-
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Of the Legi,gia,ture, at the bar, or ,witl�, Including clothing. travelling- expenses, if found . to take it to England ih�.inter-
the sealpQ,. and who claim her fertile board, tuition. and �boks, he has spent ment. ' -
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Has run 80 days. For further inform�atlon
apply to JESSE HORNER. Dr.Vadole P. O.. 798-4
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ROBERT ffOOTT, Roxburgh, Mckillop. a
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Vor parkloular8 - apply 'to JAMES RENIJING,
ieeye, Glenfarrow.P. O., or to H. W . 0. YER,
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. 21st Maich, between Kinburn and 864orth,
a silve� hunting case stem *,inding; watch, Inisde
by Thomas Russell & Son, land being No. ' §125.
I he finder will be suitably rewarded on lelving
the same at, ROBERT ,J-*t1HE80N'S fJtor.vf
Seaforth. . 796 ,
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All remaining unoettl6d at ihat date will be
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Conveyancing, Real Estate and Insurance busi-
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address box 3, roxosiToR 01fice, Beafoith. 778
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wellrknown hotel- In Seaforth, Bowden's
Hotel, will be sold on r4sonable tems. 7he
botel is ooWmodious and well fitted 6p and Iq now
doing a large and profitable butdnesp� There is
Wendid stabling in connection. Satisfacto
reasons given for selliag. ' Apply on the premises
or to Seaforth P.. 0. JOHN DOWDE1q, Pro.
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Bus most eligibly gituated and desirable bluoiaisl
g lot on north Main Street, near the business
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Z"OSITOR ofl�ce, Sedorth. M
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S- TICAM THREOHEXt FOR SALE,Leonard
Engine and Climax Separator, all In good
running o;der and almost new. Cau be seen on
lot 1, ooneession 14, H. R. S., Tuckeremith.
ROBERT and W11. DALRYMP149, PpprietorL
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