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3 money there in trade, and settled son's choice with ye." Pru y myself, for h : things Cl t o be from ravel road. For prices and t rms
- The public are cordially invited to inspect our sto k of TE S, which for SEAFORTH.
a to enjoy it in a sort of selfish Pamely's boy flushed to his' do rk did this hangin In by e e :lids apply o THOS. KELLY, B useds P. O., RORY .
JaNNINcIS, Victoria SqUar P: 0., or JAMES quality and price cannot hi
e excelled. Special bargain n five aad ten pound
ion that WEie 110t natural to his eurherhis head was lifted •a -s if a me Rini nateral nor nleasin', l' on, k • ep SMITH, laple Lodg; P. O., Middlesex Coonty. '
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1 ' lots and every package gidaranteel to give -satisfaction, r cash refunded.
I, APPLES. APPLES.
, kindly disposition-. - ,! ,th
proud delight lay on a, height at he- atilt]." Pamela as familia; to he eie3
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3 had never known how close and, 'could see, but no other, and his v ice matiterful ways.of eias, so On: took to ,
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iant are the ties' of kindred till now ; rang out in -subdued yet clear trade ce her Irocking an ct_ ber knitting ri.e a FAttei e'OR SALE -For ale, Lot 37, Coulees- STICI-A_TZ, •
CHARLES DONALD & 0 If
, 4, East!. Was sanosh, ',aunty of Eluron,Con. ,
,eeraed at last to have got home; as he ansWered : ,
few mild, tears frem ,her kind • d :3es, • 8.i°11.1
taming 200 acr s, a cut 140 acres cleared,90 a;cres We hold large stock iii. Granulated, Refined -and Ral•ws, and prn:3es as low as
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was the stir, the interest, the " There isn't another girIonts d of tied waited for _eventeii i free frr m etu ape. .- Titer are l'7 acres of fall on,. ! -
Ltness of a daily intercourse hither- Hop. Meadow neither, 0ZiaS ; t ere 0 ias, well awre 0 rudy': a i ts, wheat ad the 3to shard i the Townshipsaing anyhouse in the county. i See our samples and prices. A fall sto k of General
79 Queen $treet, London, E. C., regland,
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Gro eries at all times, and for quality cannot be surpassed. Also large plan- '
onied him, and it seemed to warm ain't in the world. There's nobo y foe toll wed the pathl 3r1 the side f B i”ht 7 acres.) It is w 11 w teied and the balance of the
ril ' 11 t mbe ed wit beach, maple, elm, tity of Canned Fruits, 11+ and Meats.
rejuvenate his life, to quicken his me but little Prudy. You was right ne Bro k down to a Cluster of : a - I . rk la cedar for fpnc- - WILL be .1a.d to corresPond with Apple Grow -
es, to brighten his ideas; he loved way; she's Hopsoia's choice, -and no _w 1 ut trees on a meadow tha, ' e 0. g- ffiergieeiTsihew, febalranei i as sNivi dile fnefiileoe a
and has good out- , • . .
" ers, Merchants and Shippers,. Avith a w to
e could not tear_ himself away '; and other." . . e to Bezaleel'si frarra ; he ..ille " :he ' buildings and g od 1 g hou. es frame ba,nle 1arn .. .
Autumn and Spring business. They will also
e all things he loved to bather Unlucky mother -tongue 1 why ar b h d gone there netting, find ra: :tin • he turnip frt, fran et baholdt. shted stabling with
106 '26, CROCKERY AND GLASSWAR. give the usual facilities tip customers risquiting
r Hopson. Whenever elle sidhed and p so near alike in sour queer old len; d 1 ul Hopson n his way, r.ma k:d, below and
f ra jn 1 twr othe a sone and advances. 1 . 869-39
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mrcee • hove 4 ..'xs
hold one of the l[trgest and best stocks west of Toronto, and parties de- 1 ,
tilled, broad and beaming aOthe • guage that the distinction betw en c rt y, " Young , fellow, I . ss :nt ou sehoOls close by, 2 s• w nail s within li, m les.
est -moon; whenever she bewailed therceis almost inexpressible by human s o ld happen doh n this road ii t •e ty Markets-Blytl , 5 miles; Eelgrave, 6 mi es ;
tlf he laughed ; when she wept, as lips ? As luck would ha-ve it, Pr dy m n tes, don't m ke. it longef.' Wingharn, 12 iles; Clint n, 15 miles, all ood ssirot s of pnrchasing anything in this department would do well to examine our NEW DRESSMAKINC ESTABLISH-
tda • before' making their pelections. . A fine lot of Dinner Sets. from $12 to $50 MENT IN SEAFORTH.
markets. The arm s of god quality, in a ood
and then she did weep over the and Lizzie Brown had privet ly - l*P5011 stared ' state of cultivation ad vory1 clear of foul weds a Beb. China Tea Sets Ifrom $5 to $15; Pr.nted Tea ets -a lar e stock and MISS AIM/ tak_ es pleasUr.e.inannoste tb_
rted Bezaleel,he would deliberately stolen up to the nider press, think ng " ome no*, ; as I tell y 1 , 'll as it has been u der my ,car since it was b sh. pric s low. Chamber Setts, plain and decorated, in pri es from 4 .50 upwards. the ladi s Of Seafortht and ricunto that s e nes
)w -la and sing to her all the qneer it -deserted, to indulge in the sur- h gad
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at 15
As
always
especially
c u r e
meats.wien1
vita;
for Dyspepsia,
HOPSON'S
(Concluded
"1 guess
'option,
'Oka.
"Just
tars to put
rrtely vanished
nirth, eohoed
er from
origin, a,
tachelor,
. Sir Toby
She beats
Lever see
ittle Prody."
Hopson
eith her,"
ery evening,
Fred round
dtchen,
old, the
You oughter_to
'a like to
[ore ; you're
" I alift
" Wh.y,
hings are
;tact aize."
So sating,
'may knew
Izong bands
nd. ahe was
twee mighty
.ken shelf
Acks, a-ncl
lereon ;
seep,. leaked
r laughter
Dsiah, and
)mfiture.
tea flashed,
istinetively
o the ehelf.
"- Cousin
died- out,
"Bless
tough."
" Get a
"Why,
le," and
r af inefocent
lahter.
": I'll take
,y please'
marked
Prudy
ght first,"
Well,
: make about
r a.mantel
" Take
Bet oh.,
refasten could
1st figurines
a chiranblue
mng come
i
el made
le)-, fallipg
e smallest
en couldu
by earn/Won
11, and another
7id color
r eyes sparkling,.
d her ch_eeks
)pson Bunnell
r forever,
say please
did say,
to the lovely
Ea -tidy was
oiled: her
etuctantly-"
leper itOrather'n
7:luckless.
'ich the precious
'teed his
his brown
p that lett
a impressed
, .
Est all hoar;
self Frady
peon caught
1 kissed
e he really
. 'A kiss.
kied Tertius.
in, except
- floor, horst
lopson Was
, but it
,d whirled;
di his veins;
. taken an
so reckless:
snot a bit
lowever,
.dy turned
mover he
k of abasement
Bs on the
in. Could
r a Irma,
he apology
e,, t•You
[couldn't
•
:ow wari
da rang
d ay and
depths
azed a
Id from the
le powerful
ily, throbbing
at nobody
r autumnalweather,
aning
y parties
ss, to gather
eap up red
orchard
rant wild
son grew
4 -ay, and
last dm chains
demi her
taps the
,nce have
ily member
s in this
beat intentions
.
-will.
i Hap Meadow,
nell and
g in Quebec
rankeee
CHOICE.
British Grenadiers," . " Eltintio
Hare,"" Lasses and Leda," and :
other rollicking ditties which on
lighted the ears of our ferefathers
th trePeInand have in them
ringing,- hearty smack of country .
dom and rural sports. At first
was outraged; her 'chin fell h
inch, and her curls frayed out of
nem; with the solemn shakes,
bead and the dampness of I her
but she endured from helplessnes
began at last to smile wintilly a 4
bearingly on the unconquerable
y of the man whom she at first.mild.y
temned. It threatened to be the
story of "first endure, then pity'
embrace ;'-and, as ugual, eutside
most of the game.
Ozias and Josiah, after their castom,
sat in conclave upon the matter..
had just set the eider. mill going,.
they owned in common, and'perahed
themeelves on a cart neap, wher
could " chirk up the loss," whi:h
volved with the beam of the prea.,
yet indulge - in that gossip whi‘h
lighted their souls, combining b ossiness
with pleasure.
" Say," began Josiah, "haven',
sorter eurnaised, Ozy, that Tertius
Hop -Meadow fora reeidite-place
'Teak?" .
" Well, I h-ev," Cozies answered,
- I shouldn't be no more'n surpri:ed
that he settled down here after a
he's loneeoucte up to Quebec, I e
a There ern% nothin' like you -r ow.0
after all, when you're gettiu' along
years ; the' doo't nobody, else
seem to belong. t' ye." ,
"It does make a sight of differ;
replied the moralizing Josiah:- "
One's young; and havin' their mo
ons days, it don't make no great 01
ference where thee, be, nor whatt
&dohs' of; but Come to get rheetnatiz
onto arfeller, and hey the grinders
because they are few, as Seripter
why you begin to be everlasting, t
foal that there's a hone 'n' home fir
and a woman to cook your vittles.
'' That's eo, Josh, and that'ewlo
a &in' to hey 'Mandy and her
settle down along with nia when
get m-arried. She'll heat" the
when _
.
'The end o'.my nose,
An' the tip o' my toes --
Are turned up to the roots o' the dale
as the sang book says ; and she
as well stop to hum and look aft:r
as to go further and fare worse.
seems to roe kinder es if Tertin:
elyin' round Polly, if you'll bylieve
"Heavens to Betsy !" gasped .1-
" That old feller?" . •
- -" Well, I never see the time, Joh,
a man was too old to git married
womateifitther, for that emitter;
everlastin' queer, surely, for him
take a likin' to Polly. I'd as lieves
hang on to a wet dish -rag as her,
all's said an' done, but 'many m
many minds,' as the sayin' goes, aid
she's to his'n, why, I - don't mak
meddle with 'ern. She's got ti
place for.to take him into."
"Yes; that's suthin'. He's got mans,
e'pose, but it's kind o' lonesome
live the way he does um to Qu
a-loclgin', as he calls it, and to be
down with the sarcastic rheurcutt
he was, an'-"
"Land sakes! what's that ?"
C/zia'•
"Well, I don't really know; II b
it's principally confined to one leg
starts pretty high up, but that's
he cadled it, anyway ; mabbe 'ti
English name on't ; but it's. real se
now I tell ye; he saidi it inside
holler like a loon." 1 i
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1' Polly can cry' for sornethin' do
dryly remarked Ozias. ; :
" And 1 sorter surmise, Ozy,poo ;
mely's boy is a-hankerin, - of e
Pru3Y-" . , .
" Well, I've had my idees " sot
way too. He's a clever feller as
was ; but I should hate to dose
Primly; Darn the cretur! a'n't
nobody else to Hop Meadow her could
sethis eyes opto but her VI -
't I'd like to. know who else," abs
ed Josiah. ‘"Mandy's spoke fo
well you know; and I have heered
ly that Lizzy Brown is promise.
Marinus' nevy down to Cape Cod;
mate to a three raaste.r, so they tell.,
is off on a voyage jestnow, So
don't talk on't, but it's so. Marina
kep' his month Shut. He' e a _kind
dumb, oyster cretur." 1oc6 " pa
Josiah meant" austere.") ,
" Nat'ral for him to keep his m(Suto
shut," put in Ozias; "they gener'lly
do." ..
Josiah stared, but serenely went
"But he did allow 'twits so tO Aunt
Nancy, an' she up an' told my svif
ye see the' ain't reelly nobody but 1
t
Prudy to hev."
" Hobson's choice for him, ain't
Hullo, young fellow! Speak of a do
'n' you see an ear direct ;" for
Hopson Bunnell stalked into the ci
mill shed, his handeonae face warm
exercise, and hie eyes softened
deepened by his unspoken thoughts.
" We was just a•talkin' about y
•
explained Josiah..
'And Cousin 'Zias had to call
donkey. 'Now is that friendly ?"" la
ed Pa.neela's boy. .
-.
"There's worse critters than
keys," blandly answered Ozias; •'bilit
was only a-usin' the term proverbi•
as it were, or was, or might ' be. 'act
is, my eyes is gettin' open to your
signs, sir, and I was kind of dammi •
a genteel way about your earryin'
little Prndy to Iowy, when she's
one we all set by like our eyes, a •
was as -kin', in a general mantle
there wasn't no other Hopson girl
could have took up with beside .er;
and Josiah said the'.wa'n't ; the
was all bespoke ; an' I said
, the
, nary
e de•
cross
Aill
:ulna
Polly-
: If an
curlie
If her
ears;
: , and
d ter-
iollity
con-
old
then
s saw
' They
Which
: they
re-
and
de-
you,
; avors
so to
" and
ef
:pea;
c pect.
folks,
in
:oiler
. ce,"
' hen
steri.
dif-
• ey're
cease
tells,
• ank-
ye,
' .
I'm
feller
they
farm
no;
eight
me
- DA--
was
it."
siah.
't
nor a
It's
to
when
n of
if
nor
good
to
bee,
took
z as
sked
:
lieve
an'
hat
the
ere,
him
en,"
Pa-
ittle
,
that
ever
ittle
there
'er-
, as
ate-
to
he's
and
hey
has
f a
xy "
mit.
, so
ttle
it?
key
ere
er-
ith
nd
•
u,"
e •a,
ga.
On.
I
Ily,.
de-
' in,
off
the
d I
.ef
i ou
est
a
'
fatthio
tacitly
tit+s
transit
'•
ed.
full
ehe
eheuld
'for
finibsthe
, thin
in
4e
. 0,0
fee
4.t
Oatio.,
ttp'
hroather,
Vittlea
ratsy
And
tine
riiehte
fOrehead.
h,yenCh
:
there's
son"
.
Was
Ole!fie
cry
ly,
htt
ana
ranch
fee
but
&feint
alse
plc
int
Pa
It's
got
the
'ter
he
hoppers
Om:debut
delicious
s
it
teeir
shed
ciaratione
i
a
and
„:
a
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Bind
left
etood,
lane
r 1
ter,
Od
promptly
rev.
Elizabeth,
Matter
!
awful,
Prudy.
Donnell.
sure
c
i
t
I
8
upon-
funded
give
t
s
dear,
3,
like
h
like
him.
I
I
t
o
e
t
S
s
e
aid
I'd
w
i
i
1B1iude1
ears,
ailm
sect,
lactate
(isnot)
Ow,
he
id
rutty
kept
el!
end
Prady
WoUld
1 '
Hoven
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1.
l'i
40',
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"IO,
' "
yly
pple„
,
f Frady's
ns
nd
ruck
ith
"
Prudy
"Why,
"Didn't
"
"
e'd
°ice
Prudy.
true
em,
in,
ithout
ruction
nnally
"No,
=ie.
ch
n
Prudy
.ad
"
11
oan't
''ought
- 1
Here
her
ars
e
b
nd
just
P-rudy
eelbarrow,
Is,
Is
Or.
es
Poor
didp't
Pon
and
as
no
Pol
desp
'am
rt
lest
- last
Sayl;
Ob
e'd
Mabbe
before
e
zin'
I
Lord'
cuter,
ity
it."
ela,
DOn't
one
4)
eti
toaketch
d,
the*
just
that
softened
fled
Come
fleet
the-
that
banged
her
Elear
Why,
he
got
just
the
a
.terms
haven't
him,"
from
a
Yougooee
kill
-oh
shope
eat
too.
now
as
and
chaked
a
her
quietly,
and
want
hi,.
Ho.
sil:nt,
•
al
t
o
With
tryto
turn
in
•
1 '1'
Bee,
Ihe's
; Ikoow
,
t
consider'l
: -
-Zia
blieve
witch
aa
thought
'n
a
same
carryin
hands,
by
a vise-lik
and
hold
7"
spoke
and
; -she
but
the
mean
that
snake
Oh
you
I
a
voice,
down
he
like
suddenly
-T
good
arid
in
Hepson
Controllell
of
: Horsed
abroad-prob
ryL
si
:u
e
e
••
e -i
wottld
ir.
$a
etterept
ith
jets
not
,
and
s,
en,
in!
11
sot
look
wo,
an'
'a
dear!
of
speek
woman
'when
the
to their
stel
a;c1
in ti
face
had
the
away
righ
as a
gree
dis:ppeared
led
rush&
th:
on
on a
Pr
"
•
yo
horrid,
who,
the,
Did
to ma
no
did e
di
she
as th
a thou
- tha
word,
those
phrase
exaspe
I didn'
'Poo
t
don'
go
'reared
the
about
deer
if
help it,
he like
-"
flood
and
with
oh,
e say
to
atarted
rief
is wa
with
or rest
make
t
her hart.
his doll
Want
to go
miserableeabjeet,
Meadow,
after
unhappy
lied
g more
aptest
rnest
rry aed
ad at
opson-"
-and
send
.
too,
her
coesol
on
she
whom
whom
zy, what
He don't
picks
enough
a-grievie'
he
be
'He's
I do
Patnely.
if that's
, I b'liev
!" indign:
.
I shoulf.
folks
what
of
on
at
she
what
en -folks
sitfulir,
fire•htene-bird
what
do not
them
a bolt
as I
I
rich,
girlish
out
e
• 1
Iflamed,
welt
h i cool
lurid
; she
grip.
away,"
ilent
t• Josiah's
into
door
Lizzy,
beelberrow
,dy,"
, hat
he-he-hea
mean
dear
great,
l't .
•nt loud
ry
•ther."
tend
n't
aye
rest
bt
her
or
onfounded
dear
ate
. hear
dear
ing?
make
te
1
ide
1' -she
! oh
you
and,
mefirst,
f tears
in
seem
h Pr
'
iz 1-sehe
'twee
Shoot
oyerlo
n
too
hay
w, th
our
re
°ugh
1 the
stultfed
t go-
ack.
him
the
tio. flaunt
andswe
s
y
1
la
nm
was
boy'riiisery.
t
his il
bronOat
s
.s
is,
a'n't
a
belie
12:'ll
m:
; lea
ai
a
bee
him
li:
co
- I
I
i
c- se:
in s
t toy,
of
use.
was
fruity
goldLbright
came
to .hear
light
grasped
yard
in
yon
me
the
that
that
nee
take
her
of
to
dear!
ever
a
suddenly
ti
a
h
h
1
growing
approve,
4
)te
e
a
t
r
li-
a
o
:e1
o ehad
o e
i o
aever
for
in'ardly
for
.0
wastin'
e."
a
ny
;
fatly
really
s
Pen4
apershe
ed
'
-hall
•despairin
o
1'1
•• eetin',
her
ter
:
beverage
menteri
to indulge
up
Eops
the •
in her
brown
of toad
she
pair of gobli
wheLe
dOwn
bath.
that feiend
behind
and sitting
said
the
.
thin
?"
'hor
hea,
enou4i
; 'twa-s.
the face
mean ;oil
idea
of poor
any
OWn s
fah::
reader:
-b 51
him,'
Pray,
Well, o
it so
him.
dishe
the w Hee
strike.
said.
Li -zits
tell.
oh !--
or
litera
Lizzie':
atlaetic
dy ant
'
kiss Id
Hobtallife
him."
ded wit
ped o
heap o
nch
seed, cam
eiteric I
before
er to
r con
with b
world wi:
wits
to -a c oiltive
o low!
likceti !kat:,
a
lovers
thei
bly be,
t; Ter;ins
u ever.
imen d
ired t
e her to;
consen
" in metre
she fe
ely's I.o3r
istress:
Ihim, fo
break
and leave
her ;roil
be -la
regard/id
you su
eat
montbf
I
a chi I
'he
he • loon't
fatter'
a leay,
be qu
icomfor
inche i
I
you'd 1!
en:Ippefi
: I dot
n •
[Heim,
; Ile's
I'm fr::
him f
a felle I
They'ris.
an' dere
! I
I do"
:
I'll ::e
where s•
:no
it's a light
withl
ague
boy, an.'
s,
in
straws
beh nd
ne
tend r
um •
ey s
n
Lizz 08
whi pered
s
t :
a
y
he ,
cried
tbe •
woil
hi s
n; s
•id. .
-
--
! H
I
0,1- t
e
as s :
nsior ale
oth
ould b:
' b.
:Ite 8
; th
d p
; e n
• id
eye la
yo
To
1
stile
a
; 0
a
tid :
I e
ly re
soft
rig t
be :
me.
oh
and
grief
r, 1 :
th
oghlt:r,
iezy
er •roper
:tit t•
ruing
•
r: n
• t
j a i .
le n
, in - ;late,
ha eg
w o
, w c.ed-
aus:
a
CI a
h :rI
at. •
Tr
-d o
:-se
grad
home
8 to
he.
' o •
he i :
1-
brio o
ta:
, 1
,pos:
ti m ::1
1, a.
-
pin' bird.
•
sleep
, a b
din'
e a s
to
t
'lig
t lo •
v,. • a
1 is t
'otit
wo o
to
r a :
fin -
i sir
• on't
g
o
a eb•
„
let-
a s r
ze .5r:
hol
was
and
the
• in
the
de-
• •
vis-
heart
were
fury,
arm
they
shed
‘ rrow
shel-
elax.
.own
with
.
entle
t the
etbe
ibhed
option
v._
1-1-'
that
;son's
de, it
. tend.
took
do,
con-
put
con-
lor-
con-
i oled
-.
: say
ind,
.now
.on't
little
row,
-like
oann,
do..
nd I
er-
wn.
eyes
, ess.
n to
one. a,
•ice.
the
and
vieg
•arn
tidy.
eith
it
ould
go
yen-
low
If
he
yet
and
.. ng
,
dog
are
t is
igh-
ot---
:ex
udy
ins,
try
ses
hat
the
red
her
he
ler.
to
ght
a
ails
of
i ou
ole
n's
ell
e ;
op-
.f T
aa.
to
e-
at
so
on-
11;
ut
er,
er-
see
ed
it.
y'a
en
mg
er
REAL
ESTAT
SA.
la
5, 11.
In
and
Or
rti
bulldogs,
th
vets;
I
s
pe
P.
....,
OR SAL
t
off:re
8
The;
may
fal"
of Seaforth.
sold
down,
874
,
•
;
Si
b•
t
c
I
i
d
s
rr
Wr
client.
Ws
m:rchants,
0:
e
your
yo
13:ppy
'
•
•
cHEER
.
.1e1d N�t
Low
s
.--)EZMIVIMIE3M,12,
; SEAFOR-;jHB0
of
give
POJNDS
• . ,
1
as
can
CHOICE
,
en
c.at:s
, ,
,
,
.
• by
ea raBe
be
R,
for
Pa+
b.
theeChositcoe:
the
fine
be
per
cheap
Cured
ne
sale
Ifilimarpp.ae.remotvii
HUGH
•
hisp.inac,In.t
TRAIN
only
sold
otih3 e e
do
Seaforth
•GROC
.
-...a.........,--
market,
FOR
,rehiaEoalell-e-eks:ytmreatti
.of
ONE
I
1
of
ood.
°Bo cepee:seiste.fsaanCiywrusei
ROBB
WATCH
juitvesid;hiaabnNeeedoerathade
s
wait
vicinity..
._._,.
from last week)
I will," alertly answered
bewitched with the sweet, shy
'
hand me down one of them
in my hair, will you 7" and
with a peal of mocking
by acackle of fat laugh-
Tertius Hopson, the Quebec
very jolly, roeY, SU:Mt old
looking for all the world like
jag.
all," said Tertius. ••
a hum bird fuller o' buzz than
.
bit his lips. "I'll be even
he said to himself; Bo that
as some of the elan Rath-
a tiny open fire in Ozias'
rather for couipanionehip than
young farmer .stdd ' to Prudy:
be put to use, Prudy.
buy ye up for 'a mantel -shelf
just big enough." .-
for sale,' snapped Prudy.
you'd do firstrate ; them
all the go, and you're the
he stoop( d, and before
what had happened, two,
grasped her tiny waist,
swung up like a feather by
arms,and set on the broad
anionerthe flat -irons, candle-
other miscellaueons .artieles
while- Hopson, retreating
Ler in the face, and a roar
from Tertius, Wiest 'Mandy,
the rest completed her dies
Prudy colored soirlet, her
and one little fiet &inched
; the other hand hold fast
. .
'Zias, take .me down:, she
imperatively.
your soul, Prudy, I ain't big
chair."
folks is settin' on e'm, every
Ozias looked round with_ an
dismay that renewed the
,convenieu
ye down, Prudy, if you'll
like a good, baby." calmly
Hopson. ' -
choked. "I'll . stay here all
s.he snapped'. . .
tis•jest as I said now.. Yell,
as good-lookin' a. figure
as ever was." ,
me down!" shrieked Prudy.
hOW pretty she was up there!
not match with her cost-
the delicate creature n
i
gown (a sudden chill
after the September heats
woollen garments comfort,
in soft dim folds just to
shoes that ever a Hopson
wear, her white throat set
ribbons under tbe lace
bow of that tender,
in her waving shining hair,
her red lips apart,
rosier tlaran her ribbons.
could have looked at
but he did not say so-.
now -real, prittv," was all
onconscionaly drawing near-
little creature;
quick-witted ; she coil-
rage a moment. ..-o-oecon 1,
I don't know bat I'd
stay up here all
man 1 He drew near to
whisper, but as be
ear, Prudy's hand descended
cheek with a resounding
a print of five little fin-
thereon visibly for at
but, alas ! in avenging
lost her balance, and
her fairly in his arms,
the lovely, indignant face he-
knew what be wag doing,
for a blow, al -was bestow,'"
And everybody roared
Frady, who tiro.pped td
into tears, and fled. ,
really ash-amed of him,
did seem to him as if his
a sense of wild bliss ran
he_ knew well that he.;
unfair advantage of Prudy,S
was his delight that he
repentaet.
he had to repent nett- day.
into a perfect snow -ball
came near her. It took a
and apologies to put
old footing (externally)
he tell, poor fellow, being
h_ ate Prudy secretly exulted-
she professed to dispise ?
were BO sweet and so pret-
help it, Frady." .
he to know that these
in her ears Eke a song of
' b
-rag t. or. that io the once
of her heart Prudy re-
sweet perturbation- that
second she was held in
arras, -close against a
heart?
could be cross in -this
with gay leaves
to illuminate the woods,
to hunt for gentian blos- -
"-wintergreen plums,"
and golden apples under
boughs, or clamber after .
grapes on the -hill sides. _
deeper itOlove with every
Prudy fought more feebly
that seemed daily to
will and her thoughts.
course of true love might
ran smooth. but for that-
that spoils most of our
world, a.nd brin.gs to naught
and the sincerest
,
Tertius Hopson still linger-
as well as Pamela, •
her son. Tertius was
"an his means," as
phrase ft. He had mad -e
'
FARM FOR
le hie
Conoeseion
cleared and
fenced and:
timbered 'with
never failing
close to the
free access all
bank barn, and
bearing orchard.
sown on eumm
plowingodone.
Poinmeelon given
; or without itihe
balance at
Egmondville
E. -T
m of
R. S.,
ood st
i drain td,
t class
ning s
t,o
year'ro
comp
There
rfellow
is with
at any ttme.
ook. 'Nims,
()onto.
.
e 4, ub.scriber
OA acres, being
Ttioltersmith,
te, of oultivetitn,
the remainder
: • rdwood.
ring of excellent
which stook
nd. Good brick
ett ontbuil lines.
re six acres of
:also considerahle
n two miles
Will be
$8,000
ALEX. NICHOLSON,
for
!Jut i2,
acres
well
is well
ia a
water
have
.house,
Good
wheat
fall
with
and
tf
--,—
FRIEI\TDE4.
C
I
Altho
I
Idle - Sorrow,
ice of Grain Makes
Despondent.
.:
.
, • , ,
1
you can clothe
-
, WAS
for the fall:
for wheat
on the continent.
Montreal, Chicago,
was established,
the Mammoth
out LOTS
cent. by
with her husband
and got oar
from her pocket
More 1 Then
ighbor told.
kept, but had
an3w.here
this lady
other man's,
go from our
eay one word
We
once for
vicinity, and
here and
one. When
and make
of wealth
your purchases
JAMES
,
'
Bargain
the whole fainily,
$1 A BUSHEL.
One is, that during
is from 70c to 73c„
Then the
and most all
in the hopes
i
Bargain House
.
; therefore, giving
.
doing your marketing
WISPERERS
came in to
quotations. On
'
the exact goods
she said, I did not
me.of cheap bargaine,
concluded not
, • •
else you please, lent
is a living witness
and' she is also
store with a bad
disrespectful of
want to live at
.
all -that we claim
a great deal more
.
doing a share of the
you come to Seaforth,
a B line for Campbell's
and leave it all
from the Mammoth
PICKARD.
!
r
1
and
1
There are
this
Seaforth
other fact
qnr town
of everyt
held off,
you
in
!
purchase
one piece,
-from
intend
I was
to buy,
there ;
that the
a living
name
them or
peace With
to have
new than
business,
Blo
behind, you
Barga'n
"
, .
1 1:HONEY
a lot
fostind iia
pound.
I
'WARM FOR SALE.
a Ing o12.0 acme
Towisehip of Hay,
betv:een the toWnships
within one mile of
• ter, and a good market.
remainder in .poeture
well underdramed
half acres of orchard,
dwelling, a ith first,
wells, with a never
the premises. T
particulars, apply
- (MING, Propriitor
ELLIOT, Rea17Estateag
-A,
of
situa
the flo
110
a
and
gr.
clams
failint
tle ind
on the
;
valuable farm, consfets
first-class laud in the
tel. on tho Town Line
of Hoy and Stephen,
rishing village t Exe-
scree dear of s uneps,
id good mixed imber,
, ell fenced. On and a
fted fruit, larg prick
o utbuildings ; thr se good
epring running t ironglt
eputable. For urthercelebrated
peemisee, to T OMAS
xeter P.,,Q. (LINN
nt, Exotaf 84-13
he Mammoth
as -placed goods where,
s
a ea as WHEN
f ate to be borne in
a d Montreal quotations
, , • ,
1 this tn.e nest merket
erchants of Toronto,
-
s ocks before the market
e rly and at high prices
.
a the dropped price,
ving fally 20 to 25
.
ARE OF
•
.
On Saturday a,lady,
'
ought samples of
e price, she produced
; ant -who wanted
ame up, but as nay
i and just see what
,.
wn town told me
n! but old goods"
Bm us were as nesy
allow no customer
No. We never
'
do we only belittle
but want
n most houses in
id we purpose remaining
make the
• deavor to ma
•
heads, look pleasant,
-e bring your pockets
a.nd pleased
,
.
" . .
co
7
the
Seaforth.
-a-
p
t:mpted
for
t •
as;
foil
their
whyjust
,
ouse
.
.
e out as far
wo important
onth Chicago
c to 79c, mak-
s, that whilst
bought their
ing selling off
nd has bought
-advantage of
BEN'
nit of Tweed,
• fter giving her
another mer -
rchasing when
to come
the merchant
ey have noth.
goods -she go t
vertisement-
another mer-
goods, for if
our neighbor
ess old stock
many houses,
which we will
hold up
k, and should
.
will go away
,
House.
s
-TEAS
-
and
Ham
this season,
and retail.
oieynd Gprror,
S' pecific,
always on lband.
,
,
AURORA
,
.
Te:iogth.wes
FARM
let
aanes.
balance
There
chard
within
will be
also tor
ly or
Pt OLLOCK,
own
QPIENDID
"--, For
.concessions
ing 200
fenced
is a good
through
joining
of Walton
gravel
firm
dtirreeafrom
of
FOR SALE.-Fcr
10, omission
There are
has been
is a frame
and 41 aeras
a mile an
sold cheat.
gale. Th
together. Ai
on the
P 0
• • ,
sale, the eolith
. , Grey,_ contain
30 acne 'cleared,
burned down and
ouse and stable a
of fall wheat. It
a guar er of Jam-stown
St he idjoining 50
s -) t ; will be so'd
; rope 3 s
ply to AUTISM or
f ,rin, or by mail
--
half of
ng 60
part of the
part bush.
yo ng or-
is 8 tuated
It
ite es are
oe )(irate-
AN REW
to la8i-pes-
00
- --- -
CH : AP.-
lot 11,
c ntain-
d, well
There
r nning
on be ad-
the, illage
wit 1 good
iii a choice
el easy
to re-
et. ad-
:60x4tf
THE
.
QUICK
• .
The whole
trolled
bS tit Ot efiksh se a redr
and will
gradess sovfill
ment
These thinking
1 watch will
them.
M.
Agent
.F.
tale che:p,
14 and
acres, of %inch
and in a h ,ghaitat
orchard
thefarm
lot...It ho
at d si
-roads leadi
and will be ,
of paymen
farmina.
Walton P.
RM F
and
15, to
me
and a
Theis
within
miles f
g to e
old ver
,as the
Apple
. ADAM
.
R FIA.LE
n easy terms,
nship of Grey,
acres are clear
lof cultivation.
spring crepk
is a school
1 miles of,
om 13russe s,
h place. It
cheap and
wner is anxioto
on the premises
DOUGLAS.
___.,___,
1
practical 'watchmaken
ae
lise
at T rice'
r ready is:11esi.n
of purchasing
well to
-
COUNTER
and
FARM FOR SA
.1-. eligibly situ
Hullett, If miles
- feverY
taining 100 acres,
house,- a large
horse and cow sta
oneat the barn,
.
emus kinds of
handsomest farms
well underdrainec
30 acres of first-
owner is unable t
must be sold this
Only, $2,000 cash
Ior remainder. 1
E. -The
ted farts,
rom Kiaburn,
e of a
on Which
ank barn
Ile goot
2 acres
fruit.
iu the
, and in
lase hardwood
contin
fall. N
equired
BEL
subscriber offer: that
Lot 13, Cones s ion 7,-
were t ere is
country village con-
there are a frame
66x40, chaff .01180,
well at the loiu- e aed
of gocid orchard of
One of the bestand
township, well f naedn
first class order. About
bush. Ae the
se brisling ally 1 mger,
ar 1 y all seed; d -down.
ply chaser ean airange
, Constance P. O. 875x8
- FARM FOR SAT
of Lot 13, Co
Wellington, cont:ining
acres are cleared,
well fenced withc.dar.
with hardy/trod. e
did dry land cedar.
and kg house. T
through the farm
class land. It is N
towns of _Harriet°,
and there is to
p la
conveinences with
sold cheap. Anply
oonsfaeoe 0. 0. ;
.
E.-Fo Sale, the Routh -half
se(ssion 12, Arthur, County of
03 acres, of which 65
partly ree frosn stumps and
he balance is tin bered
eept 5 cres nn which is eplen-
Thenii is a good frame barn
ere is a spring creekrunning
i
Ind a gdod well. It s at first
ithin 6 miles of the flour siting
,Palmerlston and Mount 1orest,
&ice and ther lllage
e, poet la
n a mil and a h elf Nr tll be
to A NABELLA SNR;LL,
, 1870
FARM IN McKI
the north 132
McKillop,,of whic
fenced, well under
cultivation. The
fbreeset forfohmardwood.
stumps,
There are good fra
two large young b sating
21- miles fiom the
forth, and 8 from
roads leading to each,
sown with fall whe
one block, or 60 ac
TAITolym nM.sth8eourreem.ses,
LOP 'OR SALE.-Fo sale,
acres o lot 16, concessi n 14,
100 lures are cleared, well
draine. and in a hie-li st tte of
Balance s timbered wit' the
1 here re eighty acres early
: nd 200 rods of board euce.
ne buil ings, three well , and
o chards. It is situated
illage o Walton, 12 fro Sea- _
Bruss Is, with good ravel
plac . There are 14 acresR
t. Th farm ;will be sall in
es of t, to snit p Lechaser.
or : &tress W _ ;2.80.
FARMERS,
.HURON
-
33taiVyil as i cGcounty.h
satisfied
the
Are large,and
doing
GRAIN
Are made
longer
Having
Rollers,
Special
Steam
and all
BTo,:l shortttscaot
Q
1::"
of L.
of repairs
—TO
IT WILL
CA.LL AT THE
FOUNDRYf
HIGH SCHO0i,SEAFORTH
see our stoJk
lee 0 W
been rfohi Fil;;Fidtg:4.8 ee
t 't
Our
._
D ROLLRS
heavy, runifrig
Onr
CRUS
hard iron,
any- other in
tools for
guarantee
given
Saw and
Tbreshi
of machinery-
1 and;Ilgast 0 rateot atah8
Castings lowestrtes.
agent for the
Hamilton
on had.
H
PAY
YOI
i
)
epl In rdyostvfe eei fo:
ani
made,
Mille
-013
Brrai de:E.
line
THE
And
P
ba
in sayin
market.:
LANI
good work.
from
than
special
we can
attention
Engines,
Mowers,
kiods
tantont r irt
:10, es° efticin
Also
D. Sawyer,
constantly
THOMAS
of .
8
sets ipoytenhci, mieaa3b
light
.
ERS
and will
-chine
recutting
satisfaction,
to repairing
Grist
• g Machines,
repaire,d
1:plir sa b -le
implements
A full
NDRY.
'II
.
'
1E3E34
an
W show
,•Reapers,
we have
-
sea ons.
as,
ma
•
m
S
0
T INS.
Gl- 0 T...1
1..
-e--------
s „
•••
' "7. '41,,s
. .....-.‘,
-=,-,=-X-r-- ' --W.
i) 1\T
14
-
•
' ,
.
Old Countr
as they ar
ehades ;
cheap.
and pal
SIL
. Ex
, -
of TW
CORD
, .
CARPTS
AND LirE
• ,
' ;
A.. F CD
0 INT.---
RP
X. I
Jil .
0
Xt
Z /
0
18E3.
.
importations,
this season.
mongst them
•
ty as previous
S in reliable
ra good value
EDS, UL -
FANCY
'
.VERY
OUR -
i
1
EL 'T H.
I -I
—
4,..'•
1-1 .t-
and
the
of
lines,
of
of JACKETS
see our
SEALETTES
SERGES.
patterns
1
{ ; i
" let
, C7 -
1 re }
4
03
• -
We have received
.
never before were
,
a large stock
,
a few special
VELVETEENS
A large stock
es. Good range
INCEYS •
:
ER CLOTHS
ATINGS AND
,
Nice
.
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S _ or Sale, lot
contad ing 100 acr is,
ed, fres from stu
fencEd The balance
is ago )d Sugar Bush.
house, bank barr
neath, ud all othsr
tofeutssei, ss d order.
e
also al rge bearin
seeded o grass. 1
and is mvenient t
'Tavel oads in all
t,efit fa ms in the c
of wast , land on th
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easy tems of paynor to 5 aforth P 01
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20; co icession 6, Mc • illop,
ebau 9 of which are leer-
we, v. ell . drained, and wal
is writ timbered aud Here
Thye •re is a large dfling
with tone. stabling u der-
nece 'eery out buidi gs in
Hard at d soft water at tho
nvenie t for stack. Th • re is
orche d and over 30 I ems
is abou 4 miles from Seaforth
cliurcl es and schools. ood
directio s
unty, 1 id thIt is ooe o She ere is not; foot
Jet; N .1 11 be sold on very
iiees,
JAM .'S NlelioLetht. A sply.on the pre .66
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opened out
prices of Dry
Drees Goods
which are
in black and
BLACK
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five cent
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in CRETONNES
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the bulk of our
Goods so low
in all the leading
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considered very
colors, same make
AND COLORED
AND SHAWLS
line. .Full stock
OTTOMAN
TAPESTRY
QPLE DID FARM
k) Fo Sale, Lot
Bence, ontaining
[lures- a e cleared, f
the bal nee is timb
hardwo-d and a li
are fray' e handiness
0
creek r inning thro
miles f orn the lieu
equal d stance from
schoolo pposite the
setelenent. There
bricks ir tile, whicl
is asket for the farti.
and svil be sold ve
Seafort P. O.
IN Bi UCE FOR
il, cone ssion •6, townsh
04 ser s of which
need ai d free from
red pri scipally with
tle he 'flock fencing.
) and a never failing
10_ the .lace. It is
ishing town of Paisle
Under &(l. There
piece, and it is in a
is a. sp endid clay
is we) b oue fourth
Thi is a splendid
y cheat. Apply to
SA E.-.
p of
otho it 30
Stumps,
splindid
- 'here
'IS ning
wit in
and
is a good
splendid
bank for
of What
arm,
ho 24,
87 -tf
88, Con
150
ti for
to gra.ss;
The
of enc.
oiase
o
and
for tock
tiles
,here
all titer
it.
grai or
crot ped
o the.
r to
DOB IN.
S65 .f.
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FAR" FOR SAL
cc, Bien 6, Erie
acres, : bout 100 of
cultiva ion, and ne
the hal nee is well
farmjs well feeced
iairie the :en Ttere
id a, barn 40x8l
good b-aring orchaad
plenty of good sprig
and a indmill pu .'p.
of the rosperous v
is a rai way, mills,
conven ences. Th:re
This fa m is well
stock, ; nd the land
Will be sold cheap.
premieas, to MR.
the un • ereigned, B;
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-For Sale,- Lot
Waw ne sh, containin
-Inch a e cleared and
rly the whole seedsd
imbere with hardwood.
:nd has on it plenty
is a con fortable frame
feet, oth Dew Ther
of eh ice young trees
g wate convenient
It is within three
nage of Belgrave where
tores, c lurches and
is • echool adjoinitg
adapteo either for
has nev r been much
Apply I the Prop l ietor
C. HA ILTON, :Myth,
lgrave . 0. W.M.
W_ ALL
WALL
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LARGEST
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th: affairs of t
Ifingst n, the exec
valuabl: lands for
Lot 80, onceseion
taining 90 acres. 0
frame b. rn with sto
well a'd PumPs
the gni el road dos,
Bfencedrusse 1 ::ncl Phis ias fgoo.ar
-Lot 4 Cone( ssion
of Hur n, containi -g1(.0
and fre of stumps,
rt godihardwood
part
R SAL ,a7 -In order to
le estato of the late W.
tors off ral he following
sale. irst-North ha
6, Tow ship of Morris,
this Ilot is erected a
e foun ation, good orchard,
early 1 cleared, and iS
ly adj ining the village
:labial:, is
sitsa at e .vo lenual lit il o
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5, town hip of Grey, con
a res, 10 ac,es cleared
balance well timbered
pine a id cedar. h is three
Close
G.
Very
1 of
con-
ood
on
of
bwnedl .1
tity
With
Sc FAIRL
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OCTut O_BE.R
nutting gh:1:r bas.
!ground empty, all ebou
, and nuts that the keen
ber bad
tagiduhregaaraiwniatstotaov emriaiinbegdherttyhinseet:reeeu.ii
jumped over the fen
. tie on her bat, hut Ozi
side h.er ated took:her
en his.
"Prud.y." he said,"
wsha jeas' onp
Birth air you treatin" P
, way you be?' ;
t ti d4; "He
ezel remark:; enalw:sre:ok, eYnki ahe 4 t:4 4;'rhi 11 3u?n a: 812
seS
in
11112sbRitinoltur lane rY fool,
wh as:.na an' sets
d hs -067(,1°
OU
: fn ?" sniffed Prui.'
eat laor &dap for thinki
great, strong, hulkin' fe
ehicken. Now wb
jog and her eyes fla
heilswfohuenscd opui
ftoorl!liNyi.omolelidoeyt.tubolownhg:lyb_lt:Y°1
you was sittin' byand
in the cider -mill abed,
•64 Well, if evei-
Is.ughed until the e
rang egain. Pru ly gro
stopped when be Ineerd
and called out, 44 Hops.
over that air five -rail
he
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Prudy tight.strune
struggled to
beldh:
on Ilonsonie overran.
, tall fellow vaulted ovei
rndy here
shed that day mean' ;
teoru11
ill;e37°Ili whataboutsPea1
y
"1? I was sort•of
. in' that she was Hobsc
-epoke up and said "tws
Hopson f3 .choice. And
will be for everm4re.
a cent about it ornot.'s
At the strong ring of
felt her ! very heart
with preternaturet swj
hands, ae- he said: ".11 --
-that two was eloiaparr
none, and I m a goite
say into expeer'eace
also a fact that to
than one, and I *tab:
a holdini up my night
this here mortal love
say jest whet be tiave
aforesaid Prudy. wa
Meeder, and the hull
Ilopsou'e choice. An
'Whey° Mae is 1" be.
abroad at the ellen-la
Prudy run into! Ile
kindly left the two to
pony, whistling les be ;
want of thought.,
" RockJigs,1
Ate'°s.:1
Let me hie_"a soya;
Sang the- lady, Sofa er
And her voiet'eateutl;
Rose naou the reveni
With tcktletvfee.Aelseatie.cin
Let me hiae myea
Yet she eang as:olt eh
Whets her hears w.e
Sang because she Ida
Sang bereense her sou
Weary with tLl fesio
Sang to ehile the ho
'eEttnacke of hidis gane'am
4se
L
Where the fititil gasli
On her father'sonees
o nh ther i
le I l d8411net
W
There the lardy'fi voice
As the breath of nigh
With her toneei so as
W afting tpt t^
liekoge
bhic
Wandering,he.s
Praying for the morn
Pate and haggalrd, wi
Willi sunken ete arid
Went a vranati,- one
Had been wrecked in
One, a lost atti,only
One, by in an eller;
And her heart With sf.
Heard the lady -when
"Bock of Ages, t.
Bet me hide .mys
And the music as
FauSing, low b hm 44: el ba
t et,
it 1
13Biaeerir tdohheerr (s1kst
Trembling elle *toed?
And the burnins tear
As she cased tei mina
Wheo she walked
Whe:re.ols:aontg;Igeroostol
With no sense isf
Let xue hi4 nays
On the marble ;steps
And her soul that 01
More than she pould
Qaivering, molted he'
And the God she had
Smiled upon 114r lens
Heard her as she nin
with an accent"sweet
" 14,ek of iger`i
Let it e hi okys
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Little knew 1h.4 lady
As she fat g in .silene
Th.at her voiese had p
het bid lived 'ilea
knew whirm
lhat a 10St and errie
Heard her -as he b
And ieturn.d /) 0-e1
Droll Art
An intimate frieudi
tleman of some eccen
ter, was at one -period
assiduous colleeter
piqued himself not a,
of proverbial coflcqai
custom to note de
whieh he might o)
paper from whicia
to his 74<tgilitin.
. curred. lu this Nstiee
a card, letter, oes Sera
pereon but was 1,iter
rusty sayed etawe!
rhymes. On one fee
invited -to a itersees
house, where thstsre
gere- Our friend bat
gotge his pockets 1
SO1110 tai-BIludertala
collector end atioth
their words waxed
Was put to the feta
onroverbs haudiag_eod
--rtranoer, „Next rtioe
gentleman bega4 to
according to theatile
de, when there is a