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cities
biers
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officer
,tures
?outriding
bravery.
and
temperate
physique
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ly..seething
officer
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, THE SILVER BULLET.
. peered, but as he left the room.
piece of metal fell from his gem)
a relied unnoticed upon the fie
minute later the ring of his
at hoofs sounded through the nigh:
of rode -towards the mountains.
. The morning following; as
entered his office,, his aged iervan
ed loW before him, extended his
and wrinkled handesnd said in
stricken voice:
“ Fenn' die on de floor, mama.
him your'n, bad ting, mane, ba
'low -old nigger to Hay rid ?"ern
The marshal leaned forward-
prise. Lying in the outettetolie
.of the black was at eilvee pistol b
"Why unele,7 said ;he, ta
"this isnot mine 1" •
of "Not yourrn, maim! : Tank d
I'se pleased, I is, massa. Foun'
dough. Dat sate a - seweysid
massa," he -continued, loweri
voice to awhiaper'while his eye
like ships in the midst of wh
billows. "1 know .'e
ole massa he had one Oast, an' carried
many years. Dey . neber kill
bat de fellers cley's Made for.
John, dough, he didn't git a cha
to use his'n," and the -old man ch.
"A suicide bullet," said Nutthti
a smile, as he examined ' :
sphere. "That's a new idea
Why make a special bullet, unde
a should think one of those.
enough."
And he pointed toward some
heavy cartridges belonging,' to h
pistols which lay on the table ne-
“ Dey mought miss, Massa.
- know de debbil cares for his own,
--bullet is made by his help, at MS'
g•rabeyard, an' cen't miss. , I kne es
massa. I'se seen 'em afore."
drawing near, he whispered, " I's:
'em 1"
`' And did they do their work 7'
Nutting, laughing lightly.
1 " Dey did, Massa."
The officer now opened a dra•er
Ms desk, and took from it an olo
ioned duelling pistol which he had
ed up someythere, and fitted the
into its rusty muzzle. • .
It's just the , thing, uncle.
me my flask, and I'll load -it tvi
suicide bullet. It's best to have it
by if I get the blues." He laughed
again.
The servant obeyed.
"No est) to fix 'em, messa. 'Twon't
only kill de one who • it's made
shuah ; an' ye couldn't shoot yo'arself
wid it, nohow."
"Well, uncle,- I'll load the sulooth-
bore, anyway," said the marshal,
ing the action to the word, " end
afternoon we'll try it at -a mark.
raiss a half a dollar at a dozen
I'll give up that you're right. If
you; suicide bullet is no better or
than a leaden one." ' -
"All right, massa, but you won'
resided the old darkey.
Just as Nutting completede the
hag of the weapon, a visitor - calle
it was thrust hurriedly into a pigeon-
hole in the desk. His visitor's .bn
detained him from the office until
and the plan of the morning. we
gotten. The duelling pistol. wi
silver raissle lay unnoticed for- /a
in the desk: -
The days and weeks passed, su
came and went, and fall ripened
year. A dozen times had the marshal
orgardzed expeditions and scoured
country, seeking the notorious
but each time he had returned u
cessful. Occasionally a still won-
destroyed, or a quantity of liquor s
but the man himself remained fre
the winter was approadhing ra
Soon these raids must be1 droppe
the year. Nutting chaffed und-r
111-auccese. 1 .
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One final effort, howeter, was
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made. Certain information whi
knew to be reliable hid at last,
felt sure, put the outlaw in - his h
and he looked to his pistole with un
Car.O.
At his ordera mounted guards
on whom -he oould depend–pat
all the roads. Upon the mon
dawn, with a posse of 'seven fe
naon-nteineers, he was to storm the
stonghold of the moonehtners, and
morrow -night would find a yacancy
either in the government office ' o
ranks of the illicit distillers. The
dition h•ad us far, Nutting bell
th
been kept a secret. Because of th
looked forward with- strong hop
success.
The officer sat at his desk vr
Ile had -a few pages to complete, 1
ter ot two to prepare for -the Mail,
sorae naemoranda to destroy. He
never sit at that desk again. 1
As his eye wandered over the in
_papers, documents and duplicate re
filed neatly away before him, he
den-ly noticed the butt end of his
duelling pistol, half _ hidden* -in , o
;
the compartments, and art the re
brance of how it:came there fla
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over him, he was about to draw it
its hiding place, when a ehuffliug
at the dour arrested him and an instant
later an aged and bent woman en
the door.
1
The hour Was late, and 'Ruffin
garded the new comer Witia surpeis
he arose to offer her a chair. She
oepted it with a whine Of thanks,'
sank panting into it. The manthall
slimed his seat at his desk. 1
"Ye are the gov'ment ma
reckon ?" said the wontan, Oft
pause, raising a brown ensi. wii
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face, half hidden beneath an immense
hood and a pair of greep. speOtaeles
toward Nutting: . ' it
"Yes, madam," replied that wo
" Pve come a right sra'axt piece t
ye, for an old woman. I'm true grit,
am, but a getting wore out. - Thies
mountains are a sight steeper then
was ;forty years ago," and she Sig
11 But see here, Tim. on business,' I
I want to talk to ye. You :don't k
me, I reckon ?" -
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"1 cannot say that I do," said
ting, slowly. -
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"1 reckon net–as ye never See
before. I am Mrs. All
' ese–Betlasheby
Allan–and my boy, he's Ruloff All
Ye hey heard'of him, mebbe ?" and
pawed and gazed cunningly into.
listener's face. , .
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"Yes, I know him," and the man's
:brow- darkened. - ,
"Wall now I tell ye. It seems
on a raid arter him to-raortor–ye see
know a thing or two–an' ye've got
boy bad•ly cooped up this time, sh
Not but what he'll fight, and- some
ye may catch suthin' beside moons
ors. My boy is smart, he is, I telli
an' he'll tote ye, round 'consider
afore ye gather hi • b -
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Allen,
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give
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became 1
of the
stood,
s face, a
han
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man gazed
him with
fade thee
that he
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dame
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the moonshiner.'
to bothlof
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kill you
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'land
over.
the moot',
clouds
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held • in
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-silver b .
urned to
marshal
An' I'm Si
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an'
a woman e,
softened to '
I do in this
-the marsh
what he
trapped,
y boy, an' Ilvt
Cake his s
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ye my wort
n never b
three .daya
that is heap oesi
t your son,
shall."
ihotild oaptur:
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the green
-thrown baollre
Straight, and
dazed officer •
a look .of deal,
heavy -revolve ,-
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tieda monttnt,
into the
nerves t:
palenot, :
wes looking in
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:tayself the
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tis. I go lilac
outlawry–yo
Can
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' was impos
e A single
e was lost!
utt of the
thin circle of
utld-be murder
said: "Will
re?"
d him eharp.iy.
El, 011e cigar
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ti t it into hi
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tne here," sae
his hand sh
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upon the
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breaking trona
without, look
upon the fa4e
white •1ndI
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its wiener.
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F"4 FOR SALE.– or sale, the sputa
ceealigirla rieot. Grey,
tirlhoe, no,30 anr
balance, has been burne down anti
hp a frame houSe d stable,1
and 4i acres of f 1 wheat. t
Within a mile and a qui rter of 7a
will be sold cheap. Th adjoining 50
fdrisale. This pro erty will bei soldiparate-
or to ether. Apply SAMUEL oa
POLLOrK, on the far or by mail
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In 1869 Lawrence Nutting Was
Statee marshal in the southern
of Virginia. The State was
time fairly overrun with outlaws
°lemma. Bush -whackers, highway-
counterfeiters and "moonshiners"
in all the country side among
mountains, and far from towns and
upon lonely roads; while gam-
an desperadoes swarmed in and
the settlements. Crime was fre-
and the life of a United States
was- a seriea of stirring advert-
involving great clanger and de-
as great tact arkd personal
But Nutting proved himself worthy
fit for the office. A young man.
habits, quick wit, splendid
and dashiug courage, he was
at a loss how to sot; -and the
in that infested that section soon
to hate •and to fear him intense-
Many were the expeditions which the
had led, many his escapes, and
the prisoners safely captured and
by his efforts ; but one raan
him. The sh-rewdest ond- worst
na000shiner " of all was still at large;
all his efforts, Nutting, had not
secured Ruloff Allen.
This man was known throughout the
His career had been that of
from al his birth. In' the fast-
of southwestern Virginia he
whisky on a grand scale,
was the owner of a dozen or more
stills," and snapped his fingers
the law. -
Several times had Nutting sought this
; twice he had ectually caught
yet twice be had escaped, and at
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QPLE DID FARM FOR SALE.–For Sale, Lot
4'-' 25, Conceseion 14, West Wawan oehebontaba-
200 : (free, of which. 120 sores are °leered and-
1 I m stumps Mee remainder being well
timber d with beeele RIO maple. There is a good
house, barn and ther neceseary outbuild-
ngs, al o a fine orehar of the choicest freit trace.
A never failing spring c eek rises a short distanee
tie barn. It is within six milos of the
ng town of Win ham, and within s mile
a h lf of Whiteichur h a /Lotion. It to a float
fa ne, and will be :old at a batgain Apply
th: promisee, or to Whitechure • P. 0.
oW Ce.RRICK,. 'toprietor. • 870-6
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FAIr FOR SALE.–orlsale,lot 24,ssliioenh
acres,eti0co fcewi
orris,ancdthe ontainrie !ai2e 5derg
are chi: eod h rdwood
bush. hero is on the premises a neframe
house and barn, and a • ood sprig well. Also a
"tlgoaring orchard f choice fruit tre s. They rt i 11 f 1 d
grope • s we fenced, earl 15 acres o new an
sownwi h fall wheat. It is situsted 1v3ithin a
mile arnl a half cot W lton, where th re are
schools, churches, Post it ffice, stores, &o. Terms
or further pi rtioulars apply on the
isa to COLIN Mc ., RT , or y e er
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to Walt n P. 0: . 826-tf
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AND :RETATI,
ry Goods'
present stock,:to
Of which are to hand,
.1
themselves of tile
1
!
make
intendipg
liberal
,
PIE., DID FARM OR SALE CHEAP. --e•
For ae cheap, and on cowl terms, lot I,
slIts
concessi ons 14 and 15,it ,wnsbip of GI ey, contain-
jog 200 i cres, of sthich 1'40 acres are cleated, well
fenced aid in a high sta e of cultivation. There
is a goo orchard and : spriug creek running
through thefarm
. • The e is a school on the nd-
ng,
Joiniet. It is witing 3- miles of the village
Of Waite,. ad six miles rem Brussels, with good
gravel r4ads leading to e oh place. It is a choice
fteergsaenfo wallnlibeeetsold itele y owner
rars aaenxdiet7 tnsey
tire fro oo Pfa3rming. RAps pi yoonn the promisee or ad-
dress W: lton P. Oe ede el DOUGLAS. 860x4tf
FIALL
GENTS
NTS'
Behind," yet
best line of pods
in the latest ad
Ties, Hats, Gloveo,
can be had at '
.
OAK HALL HOUSE
FURNIS,HING
Can't catch
in the
most
or any
I
the
ree.
:vetting,
here
Ie
kefore
le,
'Be
aid,
ers
"This
e
vl.o.
'i
rbra
hal
>Mewed
rew
etween
o
is
eledieerE4
la
me
"You
100/1allirter,
Ctt
1.-,
le
1
s-;
p
teeth
lowed
relids
id
"
'Wow
.ack.
iin
70kele.
iod,
The
riking
one
Ise)
d
"And
"You
For
eyed.
,:zed
id
"
Ira
port
et.
all
rue
1,8
a.
, the
am
."i
Milting
Med
erder
aea
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ita
no.
WI
nen
a
d
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ie
vi
rite
rknesa
r
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la
rocr
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II
1
time of which we speak he was still
Nutting sat at his. office window one
reusing, hall dreaming, when
fell a. tight touch on his shoulder.
-started up q•uickly. A. stranger stood
him.
" The United States marshal?" said
interrogetiyely. - ,
"Yes, sir," said Lawrence rising.
sealed. What can I do for you ??""
"1 would speak with you alone," he
glancing around. “ I have mat-
of importance to communicate."
office is out of hearing from
e street," replied Nutting, "and we
by ourselves. - You can speak free-
The other d-rew a couple of cigars
his pocket, offered one to the mar-
and ht the other himself. Nutting
his example; then the man
his chair nearer, so that he sat
the officer .and the desk where-
lay his belt and pistols, threw open
coat so that the buts of two heavy
naight be seen, and blowing
smoke from his oigax, said in a quiet
to his companion : -
are desirous of arresting a noted
one Ruloff Allen, are yon
?"
There'a no doubt about that," said
marshal, smiling.
I am the- man." -
rifting's cigar never stirred in his.
his hand did not quiver, nor hia
come the quicker. A single sign
haw deeply he was moved, hia
dilated, then he laughed loud.
long. i
You–you„Ruloff All -an! My friend,
Allen. His hair is red; yours is
His face bears a scar aoross the
;--yours- a beard. His teeth are
; yours- are perfect. The joke is
bat you are not Allen."
other heaitartecl a moment, then
a wig from his head, a beard
his clam, and removing a single
tooth, he turned again to Nutting,
haired and smiling.
now ?"
are Allen."
a full moment neither . man
It was as though two large tigers
-at each other. Then - the outlaw
:
Listen ! I am armed ; you 'lire not.
fully as desperate a man as the ;
raakes me. I am as strong as •
Da not try ta arrest rae, for I
then be obliged to kill you. 1
here to have a private talk, but it
necessary you ahould, know who .I
I will not molest you. if you will,
same by me, and give me fifteen;
tes• to escepe when We are finish-
measured, his chances. Uri-
in the presence of a man to whom
was not new, he deemed prn-
the better part, and replied:
agree." 1-
Good," . said Allen, remoyinq his
1
belt ; “ your word is equol to
We shall both be unarmed. And
would tell you a story."
he drew his chair still nearer
Marshal, and as the twilight fell
ight came down, he told of his life
weird, strange history, every line-
Be with the throbbing passion of a
ssness which made the man what
pall.
other listened breathlessly a the
shronded both, and the cigars
finished long before the story was
.
length „ however, the visitor pans-
nd then concluded as follo-ws:
0 have I lived. As a wild man
st ; and that life has for the past,
.
ears been more a mania then ever
e, but with a method. –1 am and *
been seeking money and money
Not so widely different, you will
•rom all the world, except that my
was. without the pale of the law.
now the end has come. I am rioh.
enough, and now I desire to re.
tO ciyiliza.tioni. -YOU et14 permit it
can prevent It. I am an _outlaw.
well! I will cease outlawry, I
turn over my stills to the goVern-
, will swear a great oath–and
it, too–for my interest domande
become a worthy citizen, and if
ill accept the prodical son and kill
the fatted calf of pardon, all will
I came here to ask you to in.
e for rem. Will.you do so ?"
tting hesitated a inonaent.
man was a veritable Robin
I Could he trust him?
a other spoke again.
nob, assietance from an official is
I need, and 1 can pay for it. If you
et a free pardon for me I will give
ve thousand -17
•eia's face paled, and h -is hand crept
d his hip ; then restraining him.
"th scoffing laugh, he said :
e it so. Then we are enemies. I
on and the law; yon to me. Re-
my fifteen minutes, and beware
next we meet I"
threw his cloak about hi•m, buckl-
. .
a pistols- at his waist, and disap-
• • .
.--Ffir Sale, the south
FARoMf 1 OR SALE ot 13, Concessi n 12, Arthur, Coanty
Wellington, containing 103 acres, of vs
acres are cleared, partly free from stumps
well feno•d with cedar. The balance is timbered
with har wood, exeept acres on which in
did dry 1: nd cedar. The e is a good frame
and log I one°. There is a spring creek runningD
through he faun and a ood well. It is all
class lax . It is within miles of the &wishing
towns of a arriston'm Parston and Monnt
and ther is- a store, post office and other
convenie ices within a m le and a half
sold che ase Apply to NNABELL.A.
Consiancg P. 0.
half
of
bich 65
and
splen-
barn
first
Forest'
village
Will be
$70•
roll by, but bring on
in Teas, Coffees,. Sugars,
Sc DUN
,
GROCERY, MAIN
-ITABMS FOR SALE. Lot 30, conceeslion
-12MoKillop, containin 5Q here's, well
and fenced, and clear of stumps. A gond
house wi h frame kitchei aud a frame barn-
log etahl . Is thiee guar rs of a milfroen
e
throp an five from Seefqrns
rth. Tor–$800
balletic° o • mortgage at 64. per cent. .11,,so
acres in fuckersmith, rd concession,
There is 4 log house and rame barn and
midi eir •Figaettereiltret,
and afelli„ctel; no;irefrMiner;of
and Hensall, anvrei t from Seafoxth
Exeter. Terms–$1,000 b, balance on
gage at a per cent. RS. W. CLU
Kippen P 0. •
8,
drained
log
and
Win-
cash,
50
. R. B.
stable,
and -WHOLESALE
mort-
TEN,
ES
_
' ' ALWAYS
.
rat ./e,e,‘
rivBERT
T People
d ily receiving Boots
mat dal made. 1 alwaill
"AIRS
open for BARee
12 SITIVELY
.
' CUSTOM
••
rushing, but there is
orders, and if you dOn't
o the best workmen
m . business, and can
ome and see my stbok
1 ing.
. .
i
1
'
I
,• .
•
,
1
s
and
buy
,,
NO
always
..
m
guarantee
IN THE FRONT
Seaforth,
.
lattst
e benefit.
.
rept
1
truth.
1
•
1
right
superintend
SEAFORTH
, ,
RANK •
i ,
•
.
,
Ont.,
.
,
Styles. and very best
and keep, my
:
ON HAND.
.
K
i .
-
along and leave
porno again. I have
this branch
- hk
It won't 'cost you
•
-F ARM
-1-• the i
McKillop,
fenced, w
eultivati
best of If
free from
There are
large
2/ miles 1
' rth and
leading
with
one block
Apply on
THOMAS
N McKILLOP Olt SALE.–F
orth 132 acres 4flot 15,
of which 100 ores are
11 under.drain4l and in a
. The balanc is timbered
1 dwood, her are eighty
stumps, and 20 rods of
good frame bui dings, three
young bearing Tchards.
om the village f Walton
8 from Brus ls' with
to each pla e. Ther
fall wheat. T B farm ei
, or 60 acres of it, to sn
-lie premises, or address
SOUTER.
conces•don
cleared,
high state
with
acres
board
•wel
It is situated
12 fro
good
-
are 14
ill be
t par
W
sale,
14,
well
of
the
'nearly
fence'.
s, and
Sen -.
gravel
-
acres
ol 1 in
baser.
P. 0.
S28
tling
e of the
have ii
• g than
to ,:i
elation o
'ho wa:
wits on
Carolin :
• hen he
s blowio
fort.
and ca.
"of the
the 'hi° -
's your pame,
name--Pabriel,
in ebony.
11, Gabriel,
Hill !"
massa,
you rernember'
on the
es, massa;
you kriow
there
modem,
Gabriel,
din will take
ow morning
• come,
d wait
nd • thea
eard just
Will you
massa,
id, like Zeochens,
tree in due
se of pe
ed hour,
gment of
of defier'
de up t
f the re
ssize at
hich are
. "The
g frierad
r. Sup
hear t
t." An
t the tru
e woma
; the meii
some r
y ; and
.. as set,
Dow stood:
.storra t
on
hohad cuset
on the 1
to get h
resum
id .all
• that bey
7. ith a tin
out of your
:you stoill
of the alrobangel
A COngreg
American pre
elivered ser hon
edifying, and
'
ngn1ar t nok :
, the hearers ,
one of these
his way to ,
, under a la ,:e
overtook a c •
g a long tin
a blast, with
ence, which ok
distant hills
er, Dow- seas
sir ?"
sir,"
.
,have you
rse been ther
, ,
the bg
top of the hil
I knows th
that Lor
tomorrow?'
evetybea'y kn
I am Lore
your ho
before t
and climb u
there till I leal
[blow -a blast
now,
• Pll •
gl
do it, Gabriel
1 takes that d
was
time. •An
ons aseembl
d.nd Dow pre
he last day.
tion he wro
. the openin
' rrection and'
e call of the
o awake the
," said he, 1
, that this OCitt
' se at arts mo
e syund of
sure enough
pet of Gabril
shrieked, a
sprang up
, others fell
11 felt that tie
land the- bca
and wat
11 the storm
ecovered th
' d hea 1
ealt of the old
m down tove w
id his them e
ni
'oons pros
up there.. I
horn oan fri
wits, what
hear the
?"
Shoemaker,
Shoes of all hint*
from the very'
and 'ye m cus
give y te
i
WILLIS,I°
.
i
.
ef the
best manufacturers,
me th
rs
FOR S
Frui
cheap an
buildings
manner f
acing Bus
order, an
Bat as W
the firm o
munton,
manently,
basiness o
particular'
the under
E.–The un ersigned
Evaporator an Cider
upon easy te ms of pa
ave been fitt d up i
r the carrying of the
ness, and are n w in first
a fine paying usiness
S Robertson, Sne of the
D. D. Wilson 4Co , has
orthwest Tet itory, to
the property n ust be .:old
said firm finallk• closed t
with regard to said prop
igned• D D. ILSON.
offer
k ills for
•ment.
_a coikipieie
ruit E
class w
'an be
part
gone to
rema
ad
p. F
rty apply
teatort
Is
their
sale
The eyes
•apor-
rkin.g '
done.
ers of
Ed-
n per-
the
r any
to
li. 762
1'
i
SHODDY
i
KEPT
so come
need
the
• ,
..
1\44,00?
mom for more,
. get satisfaction iyon
the cOnnthy. , mull' personally
satiefactiott.
,.
,
and be convinced I tell
OBERT WILLIS
FIRST
.ceeeiOn
1-25
drained
minder,
houses;
, frame
cistern
Bruesees,
good
120 trees.
school,
stores,
entirely
the best
Proprietor
TORRANCE,
MeCAUGHEY,Seaforih.
VAR
-L. C
abeut
stum
of cul
There
is a g
stabli.
buildiigs.
the cl
and ci
of Se
past t
crop
cash .
cent.
P. O.
*LASS
acres
and
1
she
• 1
lend
gray
po
adj
fr
in
---1--
ssio
90cres
s, al
ivat
are
od f
g
oice
ter
fort
e pl
and
nd the
Ap
D.
FARM F
13, Hullet, 15
cleared, web fered,
in a high eta
ardwood bush
tge frame boorn,
and work -eh
miles from •
Bia from I
lroad to each piece
The village of -
t: office, (black;
ins the farm. i:
e from stumps
the ()amity.
going to Manieoba.
on the pretnises,-
OR SALE.–
6, Tuchersmit
cleared, ,
well nnderdrai
on. The balai
Jver 5•1 acres se
ame house and
nderneath, an
There are abo
t varieties Of fr
at the house.
., with a° good
ce ; will be sol
en easy terms
balance to su
y on the pre
'13111EN.
R SLE.
voice Sperior
thser
te of en
two fr
t one Ione
• three /
'lint te,
onde:bor
•, your
arlock, i
tnith shop,
mere :re
nd the f •
bject' in
Ap
or
' _
or Sale,
, contain
ell fence.,
led and 14
,ce is hardwood
ded to grass.
bank barn
other necessarY
t two acres
it; *a good
tis within
reyer road
MI h or
of_ ayment,
t -chaaer
to i ,or
.
Lot
righlv
tivalio
me de
4 ati on
ood wel
'eafort
. and
g orch
A Whie
an
100
rut is
selling:
ly to
to Mr.
.
Lot 2,
ng 100
free
a good
with
of orchard,.
spring
six
runting
without
one-half
at 7
to Seaforth
866xtf.
, con-
lend.;
nder- Is
; nef-
ening your
large six
e and of
and
lyth ;
rd of
is a , allyt
two
acres
no of
the
OHN
S. G.
817
Con -
acres,'
from • ,
stoote
bush.
There
atone '•
out-
.
he
-
.
tjAmEs
. Allammoth
..
1
•
ry Goods
A.Il\T $'171R,MMT.
,
Come Itiglht
t' All
,
e to return.
Look for
e to town.
•
• o
.A. 1/1 E
•
MAMMOTH
.
& WeltI
MAIII
, .
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-
the
, .
s
,
.
,
_.
_
picKARDIQ
. ;.
'1
.1
Bargain
,
•
1
FOR
,
and
(..8
IleadSmade
B'
o
sOon
knOw-s
HOUSE
.
,
,
.
'
i '
1
i
.
kt°11
ITouse
.
•
rgaiiis
1
e tisial
.
1
i
R
.
'
• --
, .
-
e
•
'
•
,
. •
MI..
Still
•
are
,
as you
- ,
D ' S
•
.
' .
s,Block
1
.1
.
-.
'
.
... .. _. _ ._
well
miles
the
per
'
.
.
•
o
.
•
.
-1---
,
.
,
. . , ,
Ordered
:
1
Clothing,
i , ,
2
SPL
–
onta
:d, fr
fence
i s a g
house
neatb,
first c
bous
also a
seede
and i
grave
best farms
of waste
easy terms
or to
ND
or -ale,
nin
e from
. The
od Sugar
a ba
and
ass
and
larg:
to g
conv•nient
road.
la
Seafo
D FARM IN eicKILLOP
lot 20,• Co
100 acres abeu
stum'es, ' w•li
balance is we
Bush.Th
k barn with ,
all other nece
rder. Hard at
ater convenie
bearing orchld
ass. It is abou
to churel.es
in all directi+s;
n the county, rend
d on the lot; vi{ill
of payment. Apply
h P. 0. JAII/
fS
FOR 8: LE.
icession 6, Mc tillop,
ef) of which are Clear- '
drained, and1 well' •
l timbered and here
ore. is a large dw lling , ,
tone stabling u dere 4,
sarY out bnidi gs in
d soft - water at the '
t tor stock. Th re is
and over 30 cres, •
4 miles from Seaforth
and sdhools. ood .
It is One of -_the
the/reis not : foot
be sold on very •
on the pre 4. ihes,
NICHOL. :66
.1-&.'F'Olill
us
as
K
•
Campbell
-
Along 5
h
w o give
again.
.
place
EverybOdy
,
. '
S . ,
P 1 d
BARG4IN
I
,
Old Stan4i
STREET SEAFOir-I
e
-
.• .•
. .
.
,
the
.
•
•
. '
•
_
v , .M FIR
•IL: ,essio
acres, a,bou
met ation
the b lance
farms wel
ing ti so ber.
and • b.
good gearIngorchag;d
plent of good'
and a windmill
of tho prosPerons
isea r ilwae
cony :nienc
This arm
stock r.nd
yew e sol
prem ses,
the u dersi:ned,
SALE.–For
. 6,-Ettet Waw
100 of which a
and nearly the
is well timbere.
fenced cned ha
Tberedis a co
40x8 feet,
of ch
spring wate
pump. It
village o
, mills, stores,
s. There is
s well adapte
he Lend has nev
cheap. Apply
o MR. C. HA t
Belgrave
;
Sale, Lot,
nosh, containins
e cleared
whole seeded
with ItardWood.
on it pletity
fortable
oth newl
ice young
convenient
s.within
„Pelgrave
harcbes
echool
either f,
er
or been much
'the Proprietor
ILTON,
' . 0. WM.
38,
and fit
to
of
frame house
Them
trees,
for 4tock
'three
where
and all
adjoiniog
orgra'.
cro oped.
o
Blyth,
DOB:
865
Con- • 1-1
150
for:
rass• .
The su
folic- ,
,
is a
and
miles
'here
other •
it. '
, or
• the
pi to.
IN.
.f. .
,
a Patter
noon, a
Glover,
the fe
: t's the
' t kno
o. Wh
u ht
g er-
• ignore
* '
I don t
33 o i
t th'idk
est."
, d you forgive
e.
I believe
Is o " 1c1m. g
"
PP en ? •
AI while
, rf
pe or
; --h 1)1
' -
t ? The
, osed to
it makes
he 'repair
instead
.
- - ..,
_
e -
to the -M
te
on, wearing
proached hi ;
ad without
oe and sighed.
atter , 'squire
what this
would you
h ld
on run ,a
t hired man?'
•
know, 'aqua-
that 1 h d
1 a
the girl
I would. - Titer
on, yon know
•
"
ago.
ed the ceremo
you could
he marriage ?"1
no difference
, for, you seeeit':
of mine."
.
,'
,
.
SPL
"
acres,
timbe
first
stum
seede
sprine
waste
choicost
house
a gaol
and
and
and
burn,
easy;
Apply
WM.
NDID
3. cm
;bon
ed w
c ass coder.
s, all
to g
cree •
or
fr
all !laxly
barn,
ci•tern
free
a quart
and •
viiil 4e
on th
N. Mc
FARM
cession
70 cleared
th hard -wood
:
The
under-drained,,well
ass exce
runnin
ete land,
't, alsc
fini
sheds
: t the h
romfou
-r of th
'thin s'
sold el
realises,
CHAEL.
.
FOR '
6, Me e
aild
a
clear
t 10 ac
thron
a spl
a gee
bed ankl
nd stab
use.
weeds.,
prospei•ous
miles
her-wi
or
_
ALE.–F
illop, co
the baltsnce
d about
d land i
fenced
es. There
h the place
ndid orchard
, comfortable,
well laid
'es. There
he farna is
Is within
village
of Seafoith.
or without
dress Constance
.
.
. '
•
r Sale
taining
acres
ree
and
is a
and
of
stone
out
is a'
clean
one
of
reinla
the creep*
.865
.
.
– .•
Lot
100
Well
of
from
all ,
igooe
ne
the
also
well Smith
and
mile
Kin- .
P.O.
-ti
SEPTEMBER 5, 1884,
3
I
COOL, ISN'T IT:?
Why, yes, just like fall in the even-
ings now, and the ladies all need soros.
thing to throw round theit shoulders
when going out. Well, whet is better
than a nice Wool Shawl ? What is
more comfortable ? What ie raore
coming:? What is more worn? What
is as cheap, and best of all?
RANTON BROS.,
EXETER,
Have jest secured a great bargain hi
Evenin0 Shawls, which they offer at
startling prices, and every ady is
vited. Call and Bee the1j.. Lovely
goods–all shades and all p ices–frolit
750 up. Every Shawl a bargain. Cell
early aid you will be surp,ed as well -
as pleahed with these goodie and tke
prices they ask at
RANTC)N BO -S.,:
The Place for Fine oods., ,
EXETER,
FARMERS, IT WILL PAY YOU
o—TO CALL AT
.1-1U!3ON FOUNDRY,
R ThE HIGH SCHOOL,SrFORTR,
And see our stock o
0 VT
Which has been made especially Jr
tnio conaty. I have great' improved
my ng Plow for this seasoli, and feel
satisfledlin saying tlaat it is the hest is
the mar et. Our
LAND ROLLE S
Are large and heavy, running light and
doing god work. Our
GRAIN CRUSHERS
I
Are made from hard Iron, an4L will
1
longer than any other mach ne, made.
Having , special tools for 'rebutting
Rollers, we can guarantee satisfactiont
Special attention given to repairing
Steam Engines, Saw apd Grist Mille,
Reapers, Mowers, Threshing Machine.,
and all kinds of machinery repaired on
short notice and at reasoneble rate".
To contractors arid others i --Bridge
Bolts and Castings at lowest': rates.
Quotations furnielied on application. I
1'" Also agent for the inaplemente
of L. D. Sawyerellarailton. A. full line
of repaire constantly on hancla
THOMAS
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER;
WALL PAPER
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE COUNTY
–AND–
LOWEST PRICES, At
C. W. PAPSTS7
P.
SEAFORTH.
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WHAT IS IT? WHY IT IS HE
tattler
BPTEMBER
'The 814-ipy4 Ste
Wide canny through thits we
And. pick yer stepa tare..
end Dever wi) yer naighleee
Out sye (Ise what. la hale
Yeliso la' und nevee;.
Wine never fell sfbre
There's aye mudge 1311ppys
At illcs body's ,
1
,ene gin yer neighbnr4t5ll
ye eleglea PaSfs hian. by,
But len' a hall' tae help'him
And diuns lethhnlis.
The glace way sometirses be
Though ye had IgoAlkbi in st
lures aye a mockle SAKI- s
• ilkbodes door* .
There's slippy stanes'wheree
At palsoe;hut, or hal;
„kw:lye Inane Ncitte4 an', no
Or grarg3r them yems fa';
For emperors and kinge hae
oZgenebyeie :133maentkeyk:.Sei-S8:343;i0ps.pyre-4,1
At Inee bodes deer.
ai; '
en the traaup leeks
net gAive:eainirgiaa 13.111:eU SS:
eld, and the people ire be
,v4rA33itburiron
ytihgetilsof;irhritfat!,
ientirely to the 1
visits of her beaut. 'She,
11°t4; r tt 'de (4. .acte°11oerntg.it ins elle Cr4;23nPi.;
aid at ten p. ra. that bons(
jog,peacefully.
,--To be at an evening
sold in your head sod: no
4 worse than sittipg tip w,
and having the old lady
–A girl adyertisee, fOr '3
work or waiting," She is:
_tirlas,oiistei:svelayottouhgaswi“fel:ergnre
p rot pbraobp el yr ttoo adr ; ie
ht
all over, or only the boso
–Lady, to -small ; boy!
"Johnny, does that dhg b
o, rn&'am he batks
4%6'1-
I�*es his cat beesnee it
miles. That is the ver
the majority of pettple, hat
--What is the differetn
*omen who deolut here
etnaot4remis
s ribbon, 2 o
nor, atooiai e'ot
bOws and.the other bears
—1t is Baia that'notthing
him who him: who w
I • for it is imposSible
Wins to keep his heitSfrole
his property.
The Shah of Perais
valued at $4,000. We ni
hear at any time thet tlae
the Shah is President
12,000,000 or 1,3,00copo.
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seked a visitor at the Capii
boy whom he met ir theboy o
happened fo
o beia pag
am
Con
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– ass shingles 111414001
the old wooden itind,1 and
Nee just when to leave off
Oat having to let up tiiee
tivaing the operatione
' –Teacher–Suo-poSe y
.cks of candy 901 lyoui
eves you two more, how
yon have then? Little boy
hittkindIlead)–Yooaboy. uf do
n
'
t
Irow 1
–Some women telveri
*kettle, if you e t-4
They will sing awever
then, all at once they1
their sweet melody, and t
1°.11 know
wtheDeytlea-P8:4:
Th .
When William+, i
ting," was in the' v.
*as in, sailed with the ft
Indies.
On arriving at Poet,Ro
ai the offizers whb 1 cm
from duty to a grand' din
Everything pasSed
and, as was the custoM.
TWA amount of wine. was
, Towards the close of
thinking of what 1 he
Wiiliam called. out
°Waiter 1 bring Su
Champagne and take] t
zfle' away," pointMg
bottle standing by Me sid
The next moment e. gr
Ran, an elderly mr, w
his country all oye the
Years, rose to his
" I beg your -pardon, your
ness, but may I enquire
an empty bottle', to
e oorps .to whic:h
belong 1"
4. dead silence 1.301 uP0
1 Which he was celebrate&
' l'oosibtinghe',8btiol.lted
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resiTshAte hrnBeeaattiaizeaminsrtettarniiiineD:
flein that it •s igrapoSsible
Williani, in the eleer h
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gain my fotidoT°:841intg, f ibOlga 'III atitihg; irritSel
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jettingtre eiej alt,ehra'aint'obemel; '
lletitognuant,ilidrotutiahs:alito,git.
a
tbrert:aonngoti3t inLe.
adizati: pi he
07es or the oleadlyt4sfe fr..
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PEOPLE'S POPULAR
PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS,
tWhaitththAeNhDeRlids,EWy sCedasr/DonEiBe faatstthaapphreolichn,hingana, nen
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the good people of Huron and Perth Will ffauDia
less require sconething neat and artI tls in use
way of Porttaits to send As holiday gift to .beet
friends or relatives, and Mr. G. being ally aliee
to the Importance of this fact, has im le Walla
extra arrangements for the accommoda lee 44 the
holiday Wide. CALDER'S for OhrI Ulna l'io•
tures, CALDER'S for New Year's Piet reL For
a Photo of iasty design, excellence of shads Kid
finish, ewer and graceful position, ea /bided*
appropriate background and aeoessorI, give the
ling with
delight and good picture.
P. P. P. P. a trial, and then go sway a
ANDREW CALDElk
Scott's Block, aeaforth.
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