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SENIOR A D JUNIOR.
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BY AUAI H. HUDSON.
(Concluded f OM last week.)
" And hat," finis ed Jack.
“ How do you li e the hat ?" was
Margery's bashful uery.
Mr. Douglas sur eyed the article in
question—a white 1 ypsy tied with red
ribbons—oritioally.
' I
“ The hat, or at ny rate thetaffeot, is
very, fine," he-: sa d, grave-ly; I. but I
should have prefe ed brown for ocean
wear, and I'm cert in the rim should
have been wider. low e to supply
the only deficien y in y ur outfit by
offering my umbrel a."•
"Oh no. You'ii need it ourself."
" Not at all. I' going o ta e the
ten o'clock train fo C—. Oh, Jack,
upon my word 1 ha quite ergot en to
tell you that your new a quain ance,
your horse -fancier came last night
while you were # one, an amid'. he'd
bring the animal ro#!nd agai this reorn-
ing. It is unfortun te that he s °Wel
miss you twice." . t
Jack dropped the rope he. held, and
faced about in vexa ion.
"
That's no end of bother. What time
• did he say he'd com 2"
"Berne - time al ring th morning.
I'm really afraid yo 11 lose bargain.
The horse seems a ery fine animals"
Jack,in dire perple ity glen ed back et
the hotel, then at M rgery, bo hastee-
ed to say, .. Give up jtbe fisb-i g, and go
back for the horse. e can I sh another
day."
Jack gave a pull at the lin
" So I can get ano her hor e. I reek.
on tlga one was a ba gain, th ugh. Any -
haw, I'll take my hances, ' and he
fastened the rope wi h a vigo ens twist.
His uncle calmly folded s news-
paper.
"Doubtless; it's jt st as rell. You
might not have got t e hors . Young
Swiaton offered anot er fifty for him
last night."
.. Swinton of all fel ows! I eem to be
confoundly unlucky lately," said poor
Jack, in despair.
,‘ Da give up the fi, hing," rged Mars
gery.
"Well, Jack, as it ems to ave been
partly my fault, stipp se I ake your
place? If Miss Marg ry evil account
me aa a poor substi ute, I «ill kindly
consent to go fishing, nd you an secure
the horse"
a
Never was sacrifice ore r adily ac-
cepted. Jack made some 1 coherent
excuses, and, in his e erness t be gone,
hardly listened to Maigery's xpostula-
tions with his uncle.
very kind of you, but you'll h :ve oath
a stupid day with only me."
"PM sure you don't want t go. It's
"Why, mademoiselle, how yon de:.
predate yourself 1 A bung ady- who
can dance as you do m st fish o perfec-
tion."
Margery said little t ore, an 1 am
afraid her face expres ed the content
she felt, as she watch d the figure ef
Jack junior lessening a ong th sand,
while ma Douglas 1 isurely finished
putting up the sail.
Why should I try to escribe that d y
of enchantment? That day ia wlhc
Margery lost her reputation fo fishin
because- they almost I forgot to fish ?
Such a companion she had n ver ha
before. Ready, keen, epprecia ive, ve
sable, witty, it is no wonder he :asein:a
ed the crude school girl!. How she di
enjoy herself! How her cheek glowe
and her eyes shone as she t lked or
listened I And Mr. Diniglas, etching
the frank, bright, charming face smiled.
to find fugitive lines ofi, an oli poen
drifting through his la ay.
"On her eheek an auunn flush
Deeply eipens; such blush
In the midst of browi is born,
- Like red poppiea sowz in corn
Round her eyes her eses lay;
Whish are blackest iadne can sa-
"Mies Margery he s "d-, as th y walk
ed homeward over the s ads in he twi
light, " I feel verdant, x mantic as if
had permanently chang d plac s with
Jack junior." !
1
" Well, you aren't really ve naucl''
older than Jack, are you ?"
"I'm afraid so. Having reap ed the
mature age of twentyeight, must
Beene a marvel of antiqu ty iny. reyes.
A marvel of iniquity in Jac 's," he
added, sotto wee, as he BEM his 'ephew
approaching.
Jack junior was in a very bdaed
mood. He lifted his fhat, wh ch had
been pulled over his brews, an o joined
them with a dejected greeting.
"How's the horse, Jack? Tr ed him
yet ?" I
"You saw that horee in t e dark,
didn't yon uncle ?"
" Does this mean that the ho isa was
a sell, or that he wasn't e sell ?"
any rate. Have you ha a goo
ti I didn't get sold—bthe h rse, at
Y
- 1 ?"re
"1
. day's cri
che
fishing, Miss Margery ? was d cidedly gay
unlucky to miss it."
: unfi
"We—we-didu't fish nth. at a can
sham•to about the horse r he ha' arded. nio
" The world is full of reads nd de. T
ceptions," moralized Mr. Dougl s. " To ger
change the subject, the eathe seems for
to be changing. We shall p obably eree
have better days for fishing. T at sky
doesn't promise mach Is ightneos for a
while."
A true prediction. Fo r day of int
tenant rain and chilly had 1 'lowed
that bright Tuesday, a d foro d the
inmates of the hotelto a serable in the
parlors, and find comfort in each other's
society. To Margery the atmosphere
within seemed to have loat its low aa
surely as that without. She ha been
so happy on Tuesday evening th t she
had hard-ly noticed B ,Ila s pideue or
Jack junior's grinanese. She hao found.
:her hero, her ideal, and life was # oulenr
de rose. Most wortde Itil it eerned
that such a hero aho ld no e her,
should have talked to he as . !:. had
that day. Margery begs to bel eve in
herself.
la
patiently darned her sister's old hums,
while Bella arrayed in harming cps -
times, wove golden and scarlet wools
through canvas. Of con Miss Park -
mann -did not mitt& for 1 ok of alten-
tion ; but how can one m ke a (soapiest
of an absentee ? And th absentee Was
the only one she oared I eluirrd, the
,
only fish worth catching. 1 •
"Miss Bella's temperas none of the
sweetest raring those rai Y days. i he
spectacle f Jack's devoti n to Mir ery
did not te d to improve a Here was
her mho° gid sister wit a rich yduth
at her fee , and she, the eanty. of
family, n h in sight of 4 satisfa°
settlemen . . 1
.
, When, n Friday -morning, Mr. Doug-
las hasten d away from he break
tabe, say ng something -a ou letter
write, her patience was-eitha sted;
it became necessary to' ake some
onetelse more uncomfort le than rhe
was herself. With this an able pur-
1
pose, she Eought her mot er. -
siMatmia, I think I'll s t u stairs to-
day: The only variation n e parlors
is Jack an Margery, Mar and Jack.
poesn't Madame Lagring 's school be-
gin next Week ? Why not sen Margery'
home?" I . ,
" I proniised ber_a longer v eittion. I
told her shIe might stay' a41 ng is we
the
ory
est
to
nd •
did."
l•
" Well, f r my part, I'
sick of this. If she doesn'twit to go
alone, shy shouldn't we all go? The
weather is excuse et:lough.
M
" y de r Belle," 6030 strp.ted Mrs.
Parkmann who had man e agouti for '
wishing t keep the ;be a y in good
humor, an keep her where she. was,
"the rain can't la t fere e ; and it's
too foolish o notice arge nd Jack.
They are o lyehildren.",
But Mie Bella was net o to cajoled,
and had no been. spoiled f oil , earliest
childhood t be thwartedo ...: A long
and stormy discussion ens, ed in which
some home truths were .sp le: # on each
side. Bell 's. ultimatum w s uttered
over her op n truek.
" Very well, mamma. If Margery
doesn't go home to-rx orro oo orning, I
will.
-So Mrs. Parkmann took th • easiest
(
way at of the difhoultyt and eoided to
Margery
send back t the -city.
"11 Sono Douglas is in ear o est," she
reasoned wi h herself "Mar y's going
will only hasten matt rs. A thing to
keep ella ! 'elegant." I '
It was on the eveni I g of th4 day—
the Wet, wil weathe continu g—that
Mr. Itougla: pacing te sand in his
dreadiaangh for a t ilight " onstitu-
tionalt.. " ei e upon a mall figh g sitting
on a reek. I his figur: was e dveloped
in a gossam r, the hood of ' w kit was
I eOd, and sat With
oe sea, a parently
torm. •
e I exclalned , in
thoro.ughly
drawn up .Over its
face turned oward t
quite oblivio s of the
"Miss Margery 1"
amazement.
- The fign. e starte• victlentl
with a gestu e that looked lik
annoyance, hen falte ted, " Wh
I thought i .- was the other M
" Jack ja or. Pr
natural cone nsion. 'M
—in a. cha ged voi
matter ?" fo even in
could not he p seeing
were Wet ith tear
reddened by xcessive.
The only r lily was
of tears and obs, whic
heroic -effort to oontro
help it ! Ple se go aw
Instead of :oing aw
on the :roCli oeside her in the rai
_ “ Yon mus not cry So. You'll make
yourself ill. t Tell me hat the trouble
is, won't You Let tne belp you " ! 1 •
“ Oli ! it's nothing— rily—rm. going
home to mor Ow." ; t ,'
':Going ho III 8 ?"—in -surprise. . Why,
how'is thee? Jack is at large till the
last of Septe oo ber."
A shitke of the head was th only
I
answer:
“-• Why, yon mother has' ju t told
me she mean to stay through 5 pteni-
her."
" Oh yes, s e and Bel a will st:y. I'M .
to go alone." •
.
" Poor chi a ! Was that l' a your
trouble,l Margery ?" . ,
'. Yeies." .
" Well, if y tell stop crying' , a d lis-
ten to me, I t ink I call tell yea ow to
prevent: goin • I cant talk to- you
c
while you y so," 1,13 remons rated,
venturing to take the hand that: ay in
Margery's lap.I •
"I'm listening "—in subdued to 'es.
"To begin,' said Mr, Dou Jas, wish-
ing he could see the jealenel idden
face, " you knew, without my saying it,
that I'n4 fully las sorry to ha e
home as you are to go "—the Ittl
mblea in his, and that p rt
.
ek Lind brow left viaibl fl
Eason.' Mi. Douglas wo Id
en much tolhave left, that se
nished, but he forced im
clude,—" On account of ac
r." I
he hand was drawn 4 tlw y.
y put it up as an addition 1
her : face, and suddenly? ,sa
t. 1
, tonre
n ed
nof
—why,
. Jack!"
decay. A very
dear- lit le girl"
0—" wha is the
hat gray ght he
hat her cheeks
, and he eyelids
perfect 'melon
Marge made
"Oh, I can't
[
, he sa. down
I '
But Wednesdey—ah ! woful hange
—morning, afternoon, i.nd ening
brought no Mr. Douglas. Jack e gain-
ed that he had gne off at four • 'clock
deep sea fishing, and w 18 too t ed to
show himself in the even ng. 40 day
following he was still al sent—: one to
the city on important basin° s this
time. Margery could h ive cr ed for
disappointment, and cou d havcried
for shame because ahe w a disa :point-
ed, if Jack junior had left her - Cate to
ory.
Being the bes.t-nature1 lad 'n the
world, and perhaps a littl„ obtus , Jack
never suspected that he poth orried
and wearied her; and hi young lady-
love endured his present and tten-
Kona ae. politely as she cku1d, b cause
she did not know how to iid her elf of
them.
Oh, those tiresome days! M gery
-“ Jack,junior rather forced i' Iii.
fidence upon me a few days age.
very much in love with a certai
young lady whom he has known
a week. He had some screpl
rather I, as his guardian, had
scruples—about revealing his aff:
to the young lady before revealin
the young lady's Mamma. Jack j
could not be induced to face the fo
able Mamma, so he coaxed and t
ened his guardian until the latter
her for him. Less than an hoar a
had a talk with the mamma in ,que
She said—"
Margery had uncovered her
which was quite pale now, and' w
terminedIy turned' away from
speaker.
"Yon are not at all curious,"
merited Mr. Douglas.
“ Bet:tense I know well enough
the mother said," was the died
rejoinder.
"Then suppose you finish- the
i
I
yourself." i
" If she found' that- he had pie
money, the said ,' yes' and 't
you,' " burst out Mergery in a Wit
passion. t‘ And she'll expect me t
the same." -
" I have no right to ask what
will say, 1?m afraid I have 'tresp
too far an Jack's privileges irt t
you this, but I thought -_-I aunties
He shall plead his own cause, and
his own answer.' :
.
"Indeed he all not. You can
the answer your:elf. Tell himad
she paused to fin. w rds atrong en
--e tell him I ca. • 't he bothered
this any more, t at it's very silly,
on go
hand
f the
shed
have
tence
elf to
. •
ju-
Mar-
hield
very
con -
He ie
very
:bout
El: or
Some
ction
it to
Dior
mid-
mat-,
aced
o he
time
face,
s de -
the
cora-
hat
inful
story
ty of
ank
e of
say
you
seed
fling
d----._
hear
take
here
ugh.
bout
and
lo
t
0
.r
a
fo
w
ot
bi
n
gi
PI
of
wi
W
m
an
th
to
we
bi
to
fa
th
that I shall leave by the
Morrow."
" But have patience
because Jack is young ?"
"Silly whether he is ol
was the impatient respon
marry him if he were as o
" As I am was
Poor Margery's
ainfully than ever
feet, determined to
" linnet go back
angles. And, as
arly, I had better
"Do= you say
[without: looking a
kery ?"
[ "No, eir ;" but h
his as she re sated,
e for
sure
la; sti
e ot
I've
u
1
" Forgive
re you' quit
talk?"
"1 °cabin'
f him, Of co
1
" Answer o
o you think
ack ?"
" Mr. Doug
The other
880,
Jec
the se
face I
as sh
end t
to 't
shall
ay goo
good -
the
✓ eye
"Goo
eking
ou do
er.
he ad
✓ qne
en fai
nat do
wante
nd I left the field clear.
d int deretand that I stoo
nd I retnove nayee. f. I ;
d hia cense i every way;
other's; co Beet to hi
ctually proposed to von fo
a.ve I done y dpty
No response !
" Margery," sqdenly co
here he coul see her face
e way." • !
When they reached t
ight it was qiiite dark.
iann met the Ot the doo
" I have been very a
argery," she Sail ; and a
ughtsight of- her daugh
oe. j " So, Mr. Douglas,
ople's love affair is runni
it ?"
"It is bard tet tell, m
argery has refused Jack,
6k. You must ongratnla
epee."
"Congratulate
the Jack I
azar.
14
The 'I'
Twb bills were' wai
their turn o t, inti
• Belittle bil 9 ly
er was a big bi 1—a
I. !While ly ng
ey fell to thin
sa.! The doll
'Alt! if I w re
bd would do !
ces, end peo Is
me wherever
Mild admire ne
me With the ;
at good can X
oh for me.
nee."
' Ali ? yes th
:wand dollar il
11 trimmed ed e
he little bill, n!
hat is so," it!
e as great as it
ger than yon, th
o. some good id
e smiled a wr n
little dollar.
o
train to-
oment. Silly
ng young,"
e. 1111.71dn't
ond question.
• u hed more
rose to her
isoussion.
(AO, Mr.
e to leave
to people
188 liar -
fell before
(mace nalore.
not care for
's very Iind
ed penitent-
tioln, please.
to the ether
you mealrf
a pleer field,
e gave •me
hi his Wa
ave further -
gained ydrar
4nit, and
k jun or.
iigarotnd
"was I in
d hotel t at
Mrs. Pa k-
.
xicus ab ut
ded, as he
er's radi nt
our yoi ng
g smooth y,
ani. Miss
d accepted
e and scold
•
:
first, ma
accepted.
o
ting
the
one
thou
• ,f
11
list then the
lit le murmuring
po r widow.,
God bless yoi
a railing face
de ie hungry oh
80
litt
wi
ID a
wh
fat
it c
jou
the
mul
the
gay
00
e bread.
thrill of joy no
e bill as it wa
OVA -hand, an'
do some god,
e it- saw tthe
erless childre
uld do a littl
there si
g about t
bit neur
as big a
c aid m
I. 0
ni
bu
do
if
as
bi
311
Id Id
g
hen'the little d
ney of useful ea
• baker's for br
er's, then to t
nainister's ; a d
pleasare,add n
fort and joy.
14
1
t last, after a le
of= n efnlness am rtg
ple, h came back jte
ern pled, ragged a
daily use. Seel') t
bill ying there, w th
or 1 nger mark u Opi
44 triter, sir, and wbat
Mir; ion of usefulnes4?"
T 'e big bill rep ied :tid
have been fr aa
if
the ioh, where few uo
the' ;were afraid to let
I sh cold! be lost. Few
who I have mad4
mis ion.
T en the little dollar
i 6 t is better to !be
amo • g the multitudes d
to b iso great as to be
the hies of the few.".
sati ed with its lot.
11
ma. Ttiis
t--Harper's
the bank
orld. Oiie
dollar ; the
and dollar
e by side,
eir useful -
tired out :
you, what
ve in high
did be sa careful
Id go ! Everybody
want to take me
*al as I am
NO 00437 cartes
ota litt et to be of
t 1s6,
,angat
hat was
o s ions
re eated.
, e thou
n you
he weal
ef con
SI
le
ie
1
dam
•#11 g:
crie
e eive
eni loan
. .
an
th
led
whi
t! fa
Iver
f
1
od
11
a
e f
80
said ti
eredupi
ying het t
eperoritie
"If -yen
and times
ight hope
," and its
etapt for
took the
e
it, to e
, es with
it: my
now have
ugh the
t# in the
peed, "1
all;" and
(3 of her
glad that
began its
t first to
to the
:, then to
t went it
g to their
4
Si
'bill
t' we
the
t'mer'
ever
ethi
I
g, long ilgeimagel
e ery so t of 'mo-
th bank, defaced,
d :often;d by its
LO hons#1# d dollar
sc etely wrinkle
it, it exol imed :
--
has !.een your
I '
eo to s fe among
Id se: me, and
go o t fer lest
=lead are they
appier by myl
aid :
small and go
bag g od -than
impri on d in
nd it ested
:IS
10
A Cabb6ge Fcasrm.
T oki Rural Home de c
, far ## tof 27 acres, near IF
Yorlti on which cultjvi4tj
as follows:
" l'ifteen acresj are
earl eabbages, Mob
able -/aan late ones. T
!are o in September,
sows rye for green crop
are i winter, and in
plou hed thoroughly
bene t of the coming
cabb ge seed is sown
green house in Jana
are emoved to boxe
the o en ground in
havie been copiously
onghlk harrowed in.
tion, the Jersey Wak
reed' for market in th
and • ngs $500 or $600
stood n rows a foot an
feet. Henderson's
come next, and is rea
Thee do .not bring q
acre, standieg th
three eet. Fottler's Br.n
is rea y for market abo
Augu:t, and brings $200
side c bbages 'tbere is
and t matees are plants
of the rows of cabbages.
come4f the farat is, abo # t
men re employed three
beside k some day hands
ribos a cabbage
echos er, New
on is .. auaged
coupi d with
re mo e profit.
latest cabbage
hen t e owner
,spree s m' an-
4spri g all is
u der, for the
abbag 4. The '
n a flu .heated
✓ , th I plants
, and e t Out in
ril, f rtilizers
lied a d thor.
horse oultiva-
eld cm bege is
iddle of 1d111#3,
a i acre, having
half ly three
a ly Summor
early n July.
i e so raucI per
round. t o by
wick is latest,
thearid le of
r acted • Be-
Tnetewe-orchon eoamrde'
h the
he ross in-
$5,40 . Two
Beeson,
•
p
0 •
p
—A mineral spring has
ed at hornbill, in the` 4 o
the w ters of which, n
Profes or Heyo, of Toroat
in val e to those of Bet
largel used waters of the
een di:waver-
ty of York,
analysis by
prove equal
esda or the
nited States.
Lai ESTATE FOR SALE.
VOR
th
Cull.
the Es
Mo0A
ALE.—Lots t7 and 28; Hip Street, and
house thereon, fotmerly owned by (1. 11.
pply to 13. G. MeCanghey Executor of
ate of the late Donald McIntosh. S. G.
GHEY and M. Met xecutors. 832
VOR
-IL oho
maker,
The co
situate
blook
W. N.
ALE.—A comfortable oot
0,1 suitable for blacksmit
n a good part of the Own
gigs is In good repair, and
1. The whole prppertywill
r sepsaorislatt;slycar,aenicith.vcry oho
Ar
ago and two
and wagon
for bueinees.
is pleasantly
be sold in a
p. Apply to
808-11
SAW ILL FOR SALE.---Forsal ,a saw mill
wi h or without stoek. Shingl in con-
nection Is situated within ono and a half lintels'
of Whi -cl urch station do the %Vel iugton, Grey
&Itrue lt ilway. Everything iirgo d condition.
Will be eel at a remarkably low pri 3. Apply to
J. M'. OWItRAYPretpreter. at th
letter t Whitechurch P. 0.. Wou:d
,
P
partner
mill, or by
accept ef
840-10
FAR
(,
1 are ale
bd).
house a
yourg tearing orchard o chore
propert well fenced, a - id 15
sown with fall wheat. is
mile an
schools,
easy.
premise
to Walt
F(It SALE.—For i4a10,lbt 2, concession
lo ris, containing 125 Ores, 0 of which
red, and tho r5tiaindui gocd hardwbod
Ind.e is on the Prowls s, a new fame
d barn, and a g sp ing ell. Also a
trees. The
• f new hind
ed within a
there pin
&o. Tains
ly on the
r if by letter
826-tf
The smith
45 Berea of
sand
he emu Ity.
afortli ad
a. log ton e
vith
arieg
frui
area
itus
1 a half of Walton, :her
elltirches, Pot4 0,Iffice, sores
Pod further pertiunInis
to COLIN McARTHIYER,
n P. O.
'FARM IN 111c1IILLOP FOR, RALE.
-. 50 eros of lot 20. co cessidn 18,
which a cleared, free from stun)
rinder chained. No la t'#T, hied in
Is sid
ftoed al out h-lf w -y between 8
Brussels 11 is well feiteed. 'there is
lid a iv od baron barn land tram stible Old
ess.on.' , MeKillop, or to:Bcx leo, sepinith P. ..
shed a. ( a gond nrcino-d planted
pl- Ill, 1 a r I. fl' l cloo- v. t 0 (34 in good b
t ie one end a (pis!. er miles east fro I ea ibury.
Apply te It0B-S.ItT kleMIT,LAN, i (1 83, Con.
VALE FARM FOR SALE —For sale, ot
. . 834
IJ6
No. -5 n the Hayfield concession, towns .ip
of Goderich, 85 500 8, 40 to 50 acres cleared, ad
freefron tamps, balance wall ti bored, has
T
frontage n ayfield River, and en he Clinton
oad, a d adjoins the inoorporate village of
ayfield. F r terms, further partienlars, and
onditio a of sale apply to LEITH KNGSTONE
tHN MORGAN, Hotel Keeper,
ARM UR; Solicitors, 18 Kings:: eetWest,
oronto, or o JOHN
' I 815
A .
ayfield.
- - N STANLEY FOR RLE --For sale,
the oath Half of Lot 16, Bauble Lino, Stan -
1 y, conte inieg 644- acres, shout 57 of! which are
!
lettrcd, ell 'awed end under -drained. 1 here is
,
log hou u and frame barn, shed and stable
here is 4 splendid tharing o. chard and plenty of
06d water. Is -withiu. five miles of Hayfield and
!even fr1n Kipp( n, on the Great Western Rail-
way, A ellen' within three quarters of a mile.
here are eight acres of' fall. wheat !and thirty
acres See od to glass. 'phis property Will be sold
cheap. or Ifurther particplars apply on the
remises or to •Drysdale' P. 0. . ANDREW
841
ARkI
part
t ining 11
der is goo
watered.
on the pr
house and
to church
fom Blyt
o part of said lots, ot
th r'
?tinier; apply to WALTER CIINN
the So
b rough .0.
a
0 SALE IN HULLET . — North
of Lots 84 and 85, Concessio 18, con -
2 flares; 80 acres cleared; tile remain -
hardwood bush. Soil, 0193711.0am, well
Ith a never falling spring c •ek rising
mine. Frame, barn and a ebles, log
a good young orehard. It is convenlenti
13 and schools, and is situated 4 miles
and 10 from Clinton. Fir further
NGHAM,
Londes-
799
al
Is
OTEL FOR. SALE.—For sale, Joh
Hot 1, in the village of Drysdale
d the It tel is doing a profitable bu
sure of bt iuing a license. There
n ction wi
g od. stabl
n Ter faili
fo a rood
Bresson's
township
Stanley The prepay is in good
condition
iness and
s in con -
h t au acre et laud, on vhich is a
and good orchard. There are two
g TWA is an excellen opening
ai wishing to engage in the hotel
biLsinss. Po further particulars •ftppl , on the
premises o td Drysdale P. O. JOHN RESSON.
850
ARM F R SALE.—For sale, tbe sou il half of
lotTlg kecoaurce3' acre'
,Gcrleeyar,e'dp
cout ittnincft
g
b lance ha been homed doi‘n and p rt bush.
T ere is I, raine house and s• able a oung or-
ir
ac ese
ch rd al d 4 a rs s - Hall wheat. It is situated
wi hitt a m le and ii quarter of JamoSt wn. It
wi!I be sol !chap. '11. adjsi ing 50 ores are
al. o f r sal 1. !this pro pe ty ,will be so'd separate-
ly!) toget er. A ply to -sAMUEL or 1 NDREW
PCLLOCK on the f .rm, or byMail o James-
town P. O. • 650
. - 1
pAllitE F R S 1 LFI.—One litindiedros for
li
4 I ' sale in Tuckerstnith. being lot 22, c ncession
2, . ;i. S in.,kei smith There are on he prem-
sexs cle tred and 70 free of stumps ndt well
.,
ise • a good .rathe house, a freme barn an stables,
gf
a od orch ,d and two good wells; T erla are
85
no er-dran d and in a L ood state of cullivation ;
th balidice is Well timbered with hard •ood. It
is situated . Ittim one mile of. Brucefiel
an c riven 'sit , b schools did Ohurc
wi hie 6 mi es bf Seaforth and 7 mike
to , and a , ood gravel road to both plac
pa tictifars pply to the proprietor on tl
ise , or by I tier to THOMAS MtTNR
fielfi P., O. I •
.
VCR SA E —The undersigned off4r their
-1- Fruit vaporador and Cider Millsifor sale
chela p and t pon easy terms of payment. The
huidins h ve been fitted up in a Complete
ma. iner for hecrryiti on of the Fruit' Evapor-
nth g Rusin ss, :an' are now in first-class working
ordler, and; fine paying business can e done.
Bu as W 8 Ro: etson, one of the pa tners of
thatirm of D. Wilson & Co., has gon to Ed-
monton, N i•thwest. Territory-, to re ain per-
maidutly, 1 ie property must be sold d the
business of said firm finally closed up. or any
par iculars lith iegard to said property pply to
the undersi tied" D D. WILSON. Seale h. 762
station,
es, and
of Oli-
s. For
e prem-
Bruce -
805
V BST CL 88 FARM FOR SALE.—Lo 6, son.
.1. 1 cm-sion 18,,Hullet, 150 .acres, superi r land;
126 acres a tard, well fenced, thoronghl under
dra ned anq n a high state of =Rivet on; re-
Mainder, ha dwood btieh ; two frame welling
too es;ila. g frame barn, a tone foundatio ; large
frame stied nd work-sh. p ; three good ells and
cistern; 11 joilas from Clinton, Seal° th and
Brusols, a six from Londesboro and Blyth;
good gravel cad to each place; young orc ard of
120tres. he village of Harlook, in wh oh is a
soh ol, post pffiee, blacksmith shop, a d two
ster s, adjoi d the farm. There are 14 0 acres
entikelyfree om stumps. and thefarm i one of
the beet in tl b cuty. Objet in sell g: the
proprietor g ing to Manitoba % Apply to JOHN
TORRANCE ' on the premises, or to AI . S. (1.
MCC TIGHE '.,Seaforth. 817
----t-- —
NI 11C- IcKILLOP FOR SALE..F r sale,
the nort 1$2 acres of lot 15, conces ion 14,
Mc 'Pop, of ' }itch 100 acres , aro cleare well
fenc ,, well nder-dramed and in a high tate of
culeation. The balance is timbered with the
best of hrdi9od. 1 here are eighty acres nearly
free rorn stu npe and 200 rods of board I fence.
Thor are go.. femme buiblings, three wes, and
Iwo llarge youpg hem ing orchards. It is qtuated
2- m les from OS village of Walton, 12 fron Sea-
fortM, a,nd 8 from Brussels, with good
roads leading to each place. There aro 1
sownl with fad wheat. The farm will be
one 1ioek, or 10 neres of it to snit pur
Appl on the
THOMAS SO
FA
gravel -
r
din
so
!laser.'
remises, or address Waltont P. 0.
TER. 828
IJCICERSMITH FOR SAL D.—For
Will be exchanged for a larger
noneession 8, Tuckerstnith con -
res, all of which is elea4d and
from stumps, Under-drajnerJ, well
high state of eultivation. IThere
orchard, a frame barn and stables,
use, and a never failing pring
)33 is within five miles of Seforth,
el road and a school house IUI the
t. • It is also within four ni1es of
ippon. - The farm will '1 e sold
t. the crop. Apply to .tht pro -
premises, or to Egmondville P. 0.
E. • 806
M IN
-1- ale, or
place lot 10,
tainit g 50 a
f7ecenerel sainidf
r
iene
is a t -class
a homed log h
well. This fa
on a ood gra
corne of the 1
the vi lege of
with r with°
'r01!Mu! theoo
PB AB
adiloh
p
of Ian
house
t(1,3vucto-db.
ri )11°1 uti ac
nie are
rnamental tr
Client order.
plete and co
tounty and
fame
bainut
tnlo
hadt.
or to
AUTIFII RESIDBNCE nc EXETER FOB.
ix sale hep, the residence and pounds
ing the Plage of Exeter at present occu-
y Mr. Et hert Fanon. There are ten acres
.on whi h is a la,ge and comfortabl brick
and bri k stable with all other nec ssary
!tidings nd conveniences complete, s ich as
hed, wc , cistern, cellar &c. There is a
Id orcha 'dot* various different varie les of
cludin grapery and small fruits. The
1
icely planted with shad and
es and hedge. The land is n ex -
It is in fact one of the most com-
fortable private residences n the
mirably adapted for a retired
or gen eman's residence. Is within 15
walk 1 the business part of the town
tion fo beauty and healthfulness is all
uld be . esired. Apply on the premises,
xeter P 0. ROBERT FAiDION. 82 i-tf
BEST MONTREA
CLAS
UT NAILS.
PAINTS, OuS,BIJnLpINc HARD*ARE.
Any Quantity of Washburn
Barb Pence Wire oi
Moen Two-Poit Steel
Lowest Price.
#T01\TE'S' .31=b_A_JDPS
EV RY FARMER AND D
THE H44RLANQ CREAM CA
ING ANY OTHER. THE MOO
CREAM
AWAY
MERS.
GIVE T
LAR.
ACTUA
CEA
FROM THE MILK IS
ITH 'THE USE :OF
THE HARLAND OREA101
E BEST SATISPACTI6
Y STOCK OF MILK
COST, TO MAKE .00M FOR • 1-IA7-AND
SI -10V 148.,
IRYMAN SHOULD SEE
BEFORE PUR0HAS-
OF SEPARATING THE
_
NTIRELY NEW,
$ AND HAND
R IS GUARANTE
IN EVERY PA
NS IS OFFER
DOING
SKIM -
ED TO
TIOU-
D AT
ERS.
MRS. JOON KIDD, Seafrth.
MIL
Il\TERY.
MILLINERY.
HdFFIVIAN B
MILLI ERY STOCK IS C(
OTHER'
PLETE IN EIrERY
DEPARTMIA T.
*Dr_aciirmx).
NEW q ODS ARRIVING WEEKLY AT T
CHEAP CASH sTpp,E OF
oflman Brothes, Seafortit.
DON
We
know ou
While
WAIT BUT MOVE FORWIARD.
anxious that you should see our goods and
Ices.
OW Is malim TIME
ck is unbroken to Choice selections.
TILL PROG ESSING.
Our pi rchases for this seas4i have eclipsed all for-
mer ones: We are now in a po tit* to give you Ooods
cheaper tlaa i ever.
We have 1 o real old stock hand. Produce
same a cas
Staple and Fan
•
•
J. L. SMITH,
y Dry Goods and aroceries, one door south of Mrs.
Hardware Store, Seioth-
iaai
T11E MEDICAL HALL,
arizzmrr, SM.A.FORTIEE,
Has now plaeed
It will cleanse th
dition. It is a p
Customers and ot
•-p. bottle of
the market a new and wonderful Blood Cleanser and Purifier.
system from all impurities, and leave you in a healthy, con-
ely vegetable compound, and as Et blood medicine has no equal.
ere whose system or blood i$ oat of order, will do well to try
C. D ncan's Extract of Red Clover, --
And be conviled
what it is repse
of $1 per bottlei a
PURE DOC
We also keep
you don't see wha
oosist
that it lias_no equal. One trial ivill convince you that it
ted to be, and no humbug. Youpan secure it at a BM
d judge for yourselves as to it o miarits.
e have in a full and well -as
°ried stock of
CHEMICALS_ AND PATENT MEDICINES.
n stock all the latest Patent
you want, ask for it, and you at sure to get it.
caioines in the market.
N. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions care y fuiand accurately compounded.
All orders froro. a distance filled with care and desp tole.
C. DUNCAN,
succEssoR TO E. HICKSON At CO.
Next Door to D11110411 & Duncan's Dry Goode Store.
4
APRIL 18, 1884.
Ana -
LIVELY Ti Es
KIDDR EMPORIUM
For the last ten days.
0 P E N 1.0 G:
MARKING OFF
One of the most complete stseee
GENERAL DRY GOOD,
CLOTHING AND
GI-Res0 M IR, I BS
Ever Placed Before the
Seaforth People!
Notwithstanding the: diecontent
farhaera and others over the grieilin*ote
of hard ties, we still march on, OM
BUSINESS . steadily increasing, *hick
is a PROOF IN ITSELF that
handle the right. class of goods, and
sell them on the lowest living profit,
GIVING ALL LOW PRICED,
TRASHY GOODS A WIDEBEETII,
ltnowing well they are satisfactory to
NEITHER BUYER NOR SELLER
DRESS GOODS,
In this department will be found the
choice goods of the season in Rich Sat,
Satins and all materials appropriatefor
wedding and nabarning orders.
MILLINERY.
This branch of our trade requires no
advertsing; sufficient to =say Miss
HIGGINS has just returned from visiting
the markets, better prepared than ever
to supply the • wants of her customers.
She, together with a large =stff of
workers, are now ready to snit anyone
requiringearly spring millinery.
READYMADE AND ORDERS
CLOTHING.
This department is fully supplied
with all the newest patterns in reliable
goods. Lsave your order, er if you oste
not wait, we can supply you with *
Readymade Suit equal in quality, *101
fit and finish to anything made to order
n the cities. We have now a fitst-
°lass tailor on the prernises,reatly
attend the wants of customers.
TO SATISFY THOSE WHO DEAL
WITHUS
We recognize as the only road to buEi
!
ness sticceSs.
FOR CASH AND FIRSTCLASS PRO'
DUCE WE WILL NOT BE
UNDERSOLD.
Inspectio4 Inited. Aro Tit/a/60
Show Goods,
KIDD'S EMPOR We*
SEAFORTH.
•
187
PPPoLfl
.
rNiiiis wed, and V
tike fool
Tuba a padaige
And *Month is
Morn* -on us tote;
Nought, hptlAril
Wot.da VIA i-3411
- Though sae :for
tlere 1 gaze 1 11)
Twist anci tiara
it'S een endugh
4l1Psemo' he
Frogs of 0417301
%wig th! Pow,'
Ane sca.rot 3an si
On s.soake as'll
juilstanes big ea
Knock the wh'"
Fire flies, a' we I
lit Iike bogie!
Scorching days v
My sark back
Foals -of thunder
. Poi upon the'
-0 for Sc-tia's hl#
r:tolling burin
0 for good anlo 1
Who* it wet we
0 for hills a' It ti
0 for Cheviot
Areang the do41l
Where the wal
nettling short of n
:T it:._‘ 411satilkac,:tn:Iseewefinio:turtptittrIonasaeysiiii!
vi, Ink . twchi e'.egrritnadi.
Stxagill meit:ntnielIi
BO tf to lygri bsIdlpIti s;ro. entesstil
0 for joy's Inief
4 efuo:017.31-i:pPie:;
,n; seei alibi d
Rue 1 te-er naY
besto°1nta,aktfynr;:ve wen, nd, friends ?ti.' 0) wri. a
panlaetioee.a"
iWoman's
rnan when the
whole bossesollfeafnanadina. ityh.:s
L
"What more r
iatingn, ganstuagfeara,thbee
vaa man, what de
dallo_no,t ku
wseindiosto:anmAeierigyetti
replied Jones. cal
Aleck withdrew 1
to ruminate-
-The lairt(
:
wvihetera,yr etivenhtiniert
:ix
Wel, vr,
myseir for luy lo.
hw"oDeeid1,gi8"Ilrindooitistt
able I" '
—An hospital
an amputation it
students l • in&aul
ad and tobbed.
Fraaorari let eiweahllo 1 : —go: aoun.? d4 ' nt: )iet inode a ig 1 j alp Et it
yosla,fe the only
tti
ie a re
b°Y8cliaarYjasgi
-Gttipand-witell
Willie Smith—
shel down :bi
more--wre a ho
bootsteering my
spanked me abou
—bully good. day
Nett to a term
evil on the face
a. friend who is
bore, gentle read
misfortune to be
most incrriibl!
Whenever he
theare, the chm
British Mueum;
the street, bis.io,
tremendous slapi
loud*" How are
And aseizure uj
which inflicts th
taenaler were
ie
whom one cann<
aria whom. you •
henceyon are
oiit ot his coraps
I Met him the
iesuing from
Row. He a.cosi
ed the elap, jal
cried out as lou
ears, a Well, wh
“ Tw-Bads Bio
uwer, knowing ti
"
that way, t00.,
"Yes," said I.
through Eleet 80
" The very thi
Want to buy som
always pati-onise
" But after all
tippointrnent
ut the Blitish
therefore bbali
Fleet tret."
' %via 'walk
laseur,” said
tny arm, lie drag
pleasant rapidity
- " Is there anyi
seen there?" he d
Moments pansee
• " Yes," was eue
what impetientle
live 333.11U
by Jove,
have seen three d,
Ude, hut never f14
and he hastened
than before.
At that naomei
aiieletance in the;