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to himsel
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you to be
Nehem
approach
back by
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that aiste
abonds o
them."
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to say.
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no words
said:
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not be
manner.
of the la
form we
thou art
"By m
rascal on
ybur deli
you stay.
Come, git
out I"
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be tlirow
do not fi
such is tr.
with us y
in hot wa
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sprang fr
these pra
knees as
With a
sprang fr
they had
garglen fe
dwelling.
them.
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leader la
some fan.
a rani of.
I persua,d
In acco
log was r
Bob grasp
lently.
"Open,'
and disgu
no right t
wiles for
and ye'll
in yer Tat
thee will.
But his
and prese
approach
"S -mash
"They are
goin' to pi
The be
approach
door two
indicated
should be
But eve
and alines
leader of t
and sank
away like
panying e
"Why,
de-manded
prise.
Before
however,
movement
hastened f
lowed by
To expl
discomfit -u:
interior of
When
door, the p
made app
the loft, it.
gine which
the garde
in fact, wi
simple in
cylinder, fi
forming,
squirt -gun
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working o
they woul
ing. So t
use.
It requir
the cavity
when it w
diguant m
the person
it is easy Sc
as the
himself in
Nor was
had fully
others had
at such sh
service.
It was s
veutured t
horses,. but
galloped a
in pursuit
"Verily t
laugh, yea,
er remarke
flight. aB
thee hath
ire, and th
"No mat
row troubl
the preaen
tell me the
Then, as
manner in
away, s -he
laugh, in w
-Far man
held hims
the home
daughters
called upon
No doubt
a cabin full
determine
ladies had
from raa,ki
T-TTE DEFENCE.
Nehemiah Strong, a zealous an.d
faithful Quaker, was smitten with the
"Western fever," some years since, and
finally removed to the regions where
"squatter sovereignty" was being ex-
perimented upon.' Bat squatter or any
other sOvereiguty troubled Nehemiah but
little. Be was amen true to his creed,
and wherever his lot might be cast, there
would he live in peace and Quiet with
his fellow men.
The proper location was aeon found,
and when Nehemiah had made a clear-
ing and built alog house,he was monaroh
of all that he surveyed and staked. But
Strong was not allowed lofig to remain
in peaceable possession. Bolder and.
-more evil men lived in these western
regions than he had ever before met,
and in the absence of any very positive
or ver available law, they did not hesi-
tate take the management of affairs
into their own hands. A few reckless
men could thus, by combining for a
common purpose, rule a great number
of more timid or more resueetable peo-
ple, driving them from their houses,
or dealing with them as they would:
Strong, notwithstanding his blatheless
life and gentle religion, did not long es-
cape these vultures of the west. His
home attracted the notice of a despera-
do named Bob Bellows, who determin-
ed to possess it, inasmuch as that would
be eager than building a. house for him-
self, or perhaps driving away a more
determined mann Besides, the honest
Quaker had not forgotten wheat, pota-
toes, corn and calier provisions for a
comfortable winter, which season was
now approaching, thpagh still quite dis-
tant.
Accordingly, one day Bob Bellows,
armed to the teeth, and looking es-
pecially ferocious, rode up to the cabin
and enquired for the owner. The Qua-
ker chanced to be inside at the mo-
ment and quietly answered the sum-
mons.
"Does thee wish to see me?" he ask-
ed, gazing upon the intruder with some
degree of alarm, notwithstanding his
peaceful nature.
"Wal, ya,s," growled., the ruffian, "I
thought I'd ride Over and see what in
the old boy you'd gone and set 3 our
hose on my land for!.That's all I
wanted for see ye for."
"Thee: is mistaken," returned Nehe-
raialt. "This land belongs solely to me,
one Nehemiah Strong, thy humble ser-
vant."
"You lie." was the fierce rejoinder;
"this land is mine, and now, as yer
shanty is stuck on here, jest in the place
whar I was goin' to put my own, I'll be
eagy with yer, and say nothin' about the
ye'll jest gi-t out of here and be be-
yond sight and heerad to morrer morn --
in'. Whet edye say to that ?"
"Verily, I believe thee a villain !" re-
turned Nehemiah, finding that be was
not to be immediately eaten up or run
- through. "This is my home, a-nd the
home of my family; yet thee seeks to
turn me from it, and leave myself and
family to starve. Nay, I- cannot con -
train raywelf to leave thus. Thee has
no right or title heie,, to mk. knowledge.
If thee has, produce it, and r will de-.
part freely."
"Look ye, you old robber t" hissed the
desperado, "I hey a claim here. I sar-
veyed this land near ten years ab, and
made ray marks. If you have cut them
down, it'll be all the wuss for ye. I've
plenty of witnesses who know about it,
and I needn't tell ye 'tie a bad scrape
tow be guilty of cutting away yer neigh-
bor's land -marks, Now; I shall be bete
tO•morrer morn in' and if ye know when
yer well off, you'd better not be here at
the same time!"
With this unmistakable threat the
outlaw turned and rode away,. leaving
the- Quaker in not enviable frame of
mind.
We might have stated before, although
it may be quite as well to say here, that
Strong's family consisted of his wife
and two daughters, with a son, Mark,
about twelve years of age. The d•aught
tars, hearty, buxom girls of twenty two
and twenty years each, named respect-
ively Rath and Naomi, were full of na-
tural life and decision, quite anlike whet
the daughters of a meek Quaker would
naturally become.
They, with the mother, a middle-aged
gentle woman, who strove hard to live
as peaceably as the tenets of her faith
required, gathered about the husband
and father. The latter sank upon
chair, seeming quite discouraged and
disheartened by the event_ which had
teat occurred
aVerily,. I know not the proper course
to paesue," he mourned. I can ill afford
So leave this house and the growing
crops smiling upon us with promise of
sustenance- for the winter. I fear this
villain is a rascal of utter dye, who will
not hesitate at bloodshed. It may be
well to go, yet I mast re -main for a time."
Ananxious night was passed, and
very early next morning all hands were
astir. The sisters had been engaged in
consultation daring the night, and when
they descended from the loft, Ruth
drew her father aside.
"What will thou do, father, in case
those bad men come?" she asked.
"Verily,. I know not," he replied, "I
have studied upon the nit tter all night,
but my mind is far from fixed. If they
insist upon it, I suppose we shall be
obliged to flee; and our religion cloth
not allow as to fight with carnal weapi
ons."
aLet us manage that, father," the
girl. insisted. "Truly we cannot fight,
for Ws3 have no worldly weapons, but I
much, think, if we are not sadly mistak-
en, we can induce these outlaws to go
their own way."
"I pray that thou raayest, my daugh-
ter," the father returned, "though I
know `not how woman can persuade
such fearful beings."
alitat then wilt leave the matter to
Naomi and myself if they come ?"
"Yes, daughter," was the reluctant as-
sent, "thee can have thy way; but I
pray thee do nothing rashly."
The madden went her way, well satis-
fied, and in a short time had a large
kettle over the fire, containing a small
quantity of water. When this was
brought to a boil more was added, until
the kettle was nearly full.
"Surely, Ruth, thee does not intend
to wash to day," the mother remarked,
seeing these preparations.
"Never mind, mother," was the sig.
nifioant reply. "Naomi and I may need
to do a little washing, but it shall not
disturb thee."
The young ladies were quite acute-
toraed to have their own way, so no de-
mur was made, although an attack
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laws was every
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>ming meal was
ear, and almost
een cleared, Bob
d by five or six rascals
f, rode up to the
1" he shouted from
if here in quick-
gone before I come
fah Strong rose to
ed the door, but
lath, who said: .
;here, father. Thee
r and I might meet
f the earth, and
; is not ,fit" --he
ave girl, however,
, but springing to
it. our home, and
triven- from it save
We would never
7, and if they 130M4
will obey them,
7;t0 neither fear nor
7 soul, little Qtiakeress,
ed, "you've a heap.
ate body, and I
Bat the rest
out of this, or we'll
WI not go, either
i but I" returnedeRuth.
;ht with carnal
it our faith, bat if
ta will speedily find
ter."
on fellers," said
en his horse. . "See
yin' gals can fight
veil as we kin- afoot.»
hoarse laugh the
an their animals,
been fastened to
nee they turned
But the door was
from ballets,
aglied ; "so now
Plenty of wood
Sam, you git a
a 'em to open the
:dance with this
.ised by fear of the
ed the door and
' he said, with
iting language; which
) record; "open,
e. We'll break the
aid a nest' of ro
i peaceful home.
words brought
ntly the men be
d. i
her down !"
i stubborn as--;
ay some trick on
rers of the battering-ra
d, and Bob, aftergivin
ir three not very
_•
the , place whe
given. .
a while the bea
t ready to descend,
be gang gave a
upon -the grou
a huge spider
ich movement w
dab, what the devil
one of his folio
any attester co
he questioner ex
,and with very
ram the vicinity
ill the others.
tin the cause of
re, we must er
the house.
:nth closed 'an
lan she had inneind
anent. Naomi
id now returned
I had been use
daring the 611 j
,7hin a few days.
lesign, being merely
teed with a piston,
ta More or less
.
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e sisters bad put
:der the night previous,
leatherwise have
lat it was now
ed but a few moments
with. the boiling
.s forcibly ejected
%ideas' arms, lauding
and clothing of
i foresee that the
uakereas had affirmed,
hot water."
be alone, for before
ieen taken, 'every
received a sprinkling,
art range, did most
.
tme time before
e return and unh4cla
this they inallv
'ay as though some
A them.
he spirit constraineth
to laughtheartily,"
I as he beheld
ut, my Ruth, I
iwa,kened this man's
at we may suffer
ter, father ; we need
e They are dispoged
a and something
y will not come back."'
she recollected the
which they had
reeve herself up
hich all present
y weeks Nehemiah
df in readiness
he had. founded
lefended, but they
to do so. .
tab Bellows would
of men, het the
op -position .
tion of
the effect of deterring
tg his appearance
minute
eaten
before
Bellows,
door:
his
time.
l"
hitt
these
deal
0011mm:toedTh
waited
thesdobr,
truly
resist
but.
obey?'
do-n't
must
throw
-
weapon,
you
youraelves
Bob,
Mara
alai
the
- to
fait
bpys,"
We'll
here
stiola
door'
plan,
men,
shook
mapy.
or ill
d
rin'
Ye
tee
rin
he
of
us."
gentle
e the-
was
the
earful
d,:
and
th a
ails
ers,
Id be
cuted
.ittle
' closely
heir
turn
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barrel
h.tid.
Teith
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mer
It
the
than
.
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been
all read.
il
water,
by
Bob
reciptent.
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the
one.
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-the
did,
&tad
the
-verily
in
seeria
haste
to a
joined.;
to
and
were
have
the
ever
ex
with de.
the toe
am
like an-
,
hortie ;
-: : told
feet, and
as pulledRiather
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promised
vag-
with
for.
she
we will
in a legal
officers
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in due
stich as
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of life in
maid if
tramp.
you
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shall we
"We
for,
meddle
as he
if One of
on their
;dere
when
Quaker's
enter the
against
the
have
-to make
'while
for us."
. a small
while
it vio-
oaths
we have
be the
or'40Wn,
il :cats:
, erily
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Gan nee,*
t ii log
gro led.
the are
now
. the
Rills,
, low
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poised,
v iant
awl,
cra ling
ac om-
groan.
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in stir.
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a like
lee: ado
*hit-
sin • tiler
to the
the
was .ocin
beet to
ris eni
wet -ring
mo.tlad,
was •ery
a ho lotv
WI ole
a I: rge
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pe fect
. hen
sl-ep,
for
t i .
fill
and
tie in-
a poll
Bell wa,
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of the
w 1 eh,
effec dye
ri era
t eir
: nd
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thel th-
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ear
mad ins-
retu n."
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ly had
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the secret
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too
not worked
ft I ago.
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a the
-;n years
vlr be
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al ore
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1 oternalist,
than
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it to.niorrow.
of
has left
by,whom
ittle
years
great
heir of
no years,
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a ley.
to be
call
vexes
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r it and
lei at the
I e laboratory
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new years
it bly had
f :rein&
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I ammermo
a town
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his
by
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perched
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vated
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proMptly
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cleart
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as 'vvaste. The rags
per ton the old
pounds, the glass
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and about 403
cinder are obtain
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REAL ESTATE
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FARM FOR SALE.-The
Pale his farm
Concession 5o H. R.
cleared and in good
fenced and enderdrained,
timbered with first
never failing running
close to the buildings,
free access all the year
bank barn, and vets-
bearing orchard. There
sown on Fuennerfallow
plowing done. Itiswithin
Possession given at
or without the stook.
balance at 6 per 'cent.
Egmondville P. 0.
FOR SALE. ---
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:,subscriber offers for
of 4.00 acres, being Lot 12,
S., Tiickersmith , 8$ acres
state of cultivation, well
the remainder Is well
class hardwood. There is
spring of excellent water
to which stook may have
round. Good brick house,
complete outbid' limos Good
are six items of fall wheat
; &leo considt-rable fall
two miles of Seaforl h.
any tree. Will be sold -with
Terms, $3,000down, and
ALEX. NIOHOLSON,,
874 tf
.
-
a CHEERl
Yield
-
-
Has
ahead
facts
and
ing
merchants
stooks
early
-
at
saving
-
WARE
-
brought
the
,chaiat-who
I came
in
down
ing
front
we
I
chat.
we
mer
than
and
endeavor
your,
you
'
happy
.
,
.
.
Not
Low
,
1
1
SEAFORTH,
to
Pice
SEPT.
_
te....
,
Makes
family,
73c,
the
hopet3
House
in to
did
not
-
is also
a bad
of
at
claim
more
of
to
Campbell's
all
Mammoth
225
C-HtER.
,
Although
You
-
i884.
the
.
FRIEND°
- •
Idle, Sorrow,.
of Grain
Despondent,
In
In Place of Soati.
amount of the
to this city from Me
American ports is Ian
the foot of East Se
Eighth streets. It
that are biped of
so as to get
where the wood_
was scrubbing a
ee
n the deck of on
yeeterd ay. The ga
out flat. The ni
water over it from
picked up what loo
of Weed roots, and ru
A. Istrong . lather ap
/ticking up a brush,
digoreasly.
is soap like that
• • • -
when he stopped
roots. Their gr
Mexico. The D:gos
gather a.m. They'r:
draws:. the shir
civig . .et . he lee guna
d them roots d on '
an ti
-
roots come from
th : captain. "It
II .of 8XiCO. It ha.-
wi h a big !herd
a d a half feet
a Ion: thorn. The 1;aves
a din the centr:
w ite flower.
to ma e hets and a c
by t e netives,
the leaves will bu
powd r. They call
.
do .n there, -but i
as soap. wee
g people wh
with i "-New York
•
that
- -
to
most
the
niarketing
exact
.
I
bargains,
please,
witness
she
ith
ectful
live
we
deal
,
for
it
Iii3
PICKAI'D.
1\/1"_ H121L131-,
.
! e
placed goods
as WHEN
to be borne in
1
Montreal quotations
this the best market
of Toronto,
before the
1
and at high
,
the dropped price,
fatly 20 to
.
OF
On Saturday
samples of
-price, she produced
wante.
up, but as
.
and just see what
town told me
but old goods."
us were as ne
allow no custom
No. We
o we only belit
hants, but want
most houses in
we purpose remaining
.
to make tile
i
heads, look pl
I
1-• ing your pock
y I
i
,
and pleased
'
s
a
where
WHE
mind
Montreal,
1
mark4
, ; ,
prices,
I
clearing
25 per
,
JEALOUS
' .
a lady
clothe
I
irom
$5
,
my neighbor
you
"buyan
Now,
as the
r to
n ver eay
le oarselves.
;
tay
.,
• t.
thls
S
lioa's
1
asent,
.
ts f411
ith
•
•
and
•
There a
during thi!
Seaforth
other fact
,
all our town.
,
of everytsing
held off,
.
giving you
in
,
purchase
On one piece,
goods -from
not intend
I was
to buy,
,
but there ;
,
that the
-a living
name
them or
peace with
to have
new thole
the business,
Seaforth,
Bloi.,
behind, you
Barge,
•
FARM FOR SALE.
T trig. of 2 (1 acres
Township of Hay,
between the townehips
within one mile of the
rtotr, an. d a good mar
eniumier in p 1st
well underdreined
half acres of oroha ,
aiteuteg, eith dna
wells, with a never
the premises. Pit!
pat ticulars, apply o
CHING, Proprieto
ELLIOT, Real•Ests
-A vela, able farm, Consist
of fine -class land in the
situated on the Town Line
of Hay and SLIeplien,
go irishing village of Exe-
. et. 1,9eacrea clear of stump.,
re aud good mix«1 timber,
nd rell fenced. One/ and a
d, grafted fruit, large brick
klass-outunildinge ; three go,od
ailing spring ruunlsg through
indisputable. For urther
the peemiiies, to THOMAS
; ;Eater P. 0. (+LINN
te agent, Exeter. 874-13
-
thoth Bargain.
you can clothe the whole
T WAS $1 A BUSHEL.
for the fall t One is,
for wheat is one 70c
on the continent. Then
1 -
ChiCago, and
was established, in
1
1
the Mammoth Bargain
1•1
oat LOTS; therefore,
cent. by* doing your
WISPERERS
..
with her husband came
and got our quotations.
•
her pocket the
'
more I Then she said,
told me of cheap
kept, but had concluded
3 where else you
this lady is a living
,
other man's, and
go from our store
one word dimes
,
We want to
I
once for all -that
vicinity, and a great
here and doing a share
one. When you dome
and make a B line
of wealth and leave
your purchases from
•
q.A.ME S
1
ouse
et)
e
Moeth
760
'
th:
Se:
a
porchasing
tees
for
thy
a
for
th
A
wh
e out as fai
,
wo important
Chicagt
to 79c, mak.
ti,, that whild
bought theii
's elling of
.
id has bought
advantage a
forth. BE -
,
.nit of Tweed
fter giving bei
another m-er
whet
-
pted to come
the merchani
have noth.
good -s she goi
t vertisement-
another mer.
th• goods, for ii
our neighbor
ess old stock
many houses,
.
'hi -oh we will
,
just hold' up
.
and shOuld
will. go away
n House.
.
1GIARM FOR SAL!
J-' lot 10, conceSs
acres. There are 3
balancehas been In
i
There s a frame ho
4/ chard and a,•-rcs
wtthin a mile and a
will be sold cheap.
also fur sale. This
or together. A tlyeto
POLLOCK on the lam,
town P. O.'
.
QPI. ENDID FAR
id Flheap,
or tae c
coneessions 14 and
i ng 200 acres, of which
i
fenced and n a high
is a good orchard a
through the farm.
joining lot. It is w
of Walton ard six nsiles
gravel roads leading
f aim and will be sol
tp na of payment, a,
tire from farming.
rd ess Walton P. O.
.-For sale, the south !half of
ou 1, Grey, containing 50
acres cleared, part •of the
red town and part bush
il. '.
se an 1 stable, a young or-
i tall eheat. it is situated
uart3r of Jam, stamen It
e he reljeining 50 acres are
irly SA.MUEL or ANDREW pe ty will be so'd teparate-
or by mail to :limes
8o0
I FOR SALE CHEAP.-
tu eay
and sterms, .lot 11,
5, toWnship of Grey, contain
150 acres are cleared, well
state of cultivation. There
d a ep•ing creek running
there is a tchool on the ad-
thin :ill miles of the village
from Brusse's,.with good
each place. It is a choice
vers cheap and on eesy
the owner is anxious to re-
• ppl3 on the premisesor ad-
ADAM DOUGLAS. 860xetf
4 ARM FoR SALE
r eligibly situate,
Iltilletti li- miles fro
every convenience
Wising 100 acres, o.
house, a large ban
horse and cow eel)!
one at the barn 2
various kinds of ' fr
handsomest farms ii
well underdrained, aid
et acres of first-cla.s
owtar is unable to caltoini
rnust be POld this fa
Only 82,000 cash required
for remainder. H.
-Tin subscriber offers
f•irtn. Lot 13, Coilet.ssion
i Kinbuni, where there
of a country village
whiih there are a
barn 60x40, chaff -house,
., good well at the house
aereE of good orcherd
lit. )ne of the hest,
the township, well fenced,
in first class order.
ha •dwood bush. As
e f irmine any 1
l. Nearly al ';. acid -d
plocha.ser enn arrange'
.ELL Cor_stance P. 0.
that
7,
is
, con-
frame
and
of
and
About
rho
nger,
down.
87f,x8
..
an i
famou
hi
the At
the]'),
ol a
a pe:simist,"
cautio •
mu
One
Thr
seems
reig 6
o
repr
have
of f
gentle
. "
you
r•plied
us
I had
a °dist
me
I
great trand.daughter
old
grandfather
thee
w
dear
My si
I do
a librarian
me i
me.' '
dear
yo young
that
in f
ye
I ha
do
.
of Living
of the V
terview with
French chem
th has just
a,deray of Scie
rnalist fur all
man proceed
f living long.
, said
sly kept mys
h of an optimist
hard I would
hing above a
older; I grow t
to have becom
of terror. I
d. Such a t
duced in tbi
more need of
iolish reprisals`
and life is betad.
my dear rciasinr,
you will a
, pigilia',
• o to -day.'
the vette
not trouble
_Let US e;
a model of a-
exemplar
a posterity tb
: m loved. W
salutes the bu•t
every
, quite a lean,
eta this to me
epee. I'm -tired
ter Marie like
't. I like to
when I
iss Blue Stoc
The old man
sir," he conti
again by j
Moreover, I
ractice the ol
shall find.'
e always found
estic fireside a
"
FA. RM FOR SATE
Lot 13, Cone
Wellionigton, contain
aeres are cleared, pa
well fenced with cad
with hardwood, ex. :pt
anddididrytg Land cedar.
ouse. The
through the farm an
class litt d. It is wit
atonadmiirtf Harrist.ttonr,Pslmter(sffi-ton
corivenlireencl:sawAien,
sold ceeap. Apply
Constance .i. 0.
-For Sale, the south
salon 12, Arthur, County
ng 103 acres of which
tly We fros; stunipe
r. The balauce is timbered
5 . cres on which is
There is good frame
e is a ten g creek running
a geed N ell. It iS all
in 6 mile ii of the flour
and Mount
cepnd other
°Unit kr/ a hell Will
to ASINABELLA S5
1
half
of
65
and
splen-
barn
first
shing
?rest,
dingo
be
LL,
Iwo
FARM IN MeKIL
the north 132 a.
McEillop, of which 110
fencer', \veil under•d
cultivation. The ba
best of liataiwood. i
feefrom stumps, an.
free::
two 'ergo young bear
4 miles born the vil
forth', and 8 froni
roads leading to eac
sown with fall wheat
block, or 60 acre
lApply on the eremite:,
HOMAS SOUTER.
CP FOR SALE -Po
res of lot 15, concessin
acres :are cleared,
ained anilin a high stale
anee is timbered with
here are 4glity acres nearly
200 rodii of- board fence.
buili ingel, three wells,
ng orchards. It is sitkiated
thee or Walton, 12 from
riissets, with good gravel
place. There are 14
The farm will be soil
of it, to suit p is:chasers
or address W .
.
sale,
ea
well
of
the
and
Sea-
acres
in
P. 0.
828
-
a
•
We
we
seasons.
makes..
•
in
STER
COATINGS
TAINS
1.-1.-
-
.
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d.
•
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,
1\T
•
,
t
s
ese:',s•
s-
our
low
very
make
stock
T
'11
are
•
Ex
LACE
0
0 1\1 -one .—
_
: 1
XI
' 0
1:1° .}
i 0
188.
-
importations,
this season.
rnongst them
y ae previous
.
S in reliable
ra good value
.
UL-
- I UL -
FANCY
1
VERY
CU -
T Ti H1
0 T A ID H]
.----
al.A.D1--a
and
e the
k of
lilies,
o
of
Le or
SALETTES
SERGES.
I
-a
.
...-''
Old Country
as they
shades
cheap.
_
and quail
SIL
of TWEEDS
CORD
CARPETS
AND
, ,
_A_ Pa
,
.
,
, : (f)
, ,
Z
{ ...
ct,
• LI
, , <
{ 02 ,
884.
-•
.
We have receive
.
bever befora we
1
Elhow a large sto
have a few specie
•
VELVETEENS
-A large steck
Good range
E -
WINCEYS •
/
CLOTH
.
AND
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WS:
i -• - atetd`da ...
el ' ..- -s•---shC" heseeese,-, .. ..:.•-
- •
ses
, .7.•,4
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4.- .-,
s
..se
.
SPLENDID FARM'
-For eale, lot 2),
cOntainiug-100 acres,
ed, free from stumps,
fenc- d. The balance
is a, good Sugar Bush.
house, a bank barn
neath, 'and all other
fist housecl class order. eelli ja
•also a, large bearing
seeded to -grass. ills
and is c mvenient to ..•
gravel roads in all direetio
bet farms in the cou3ty,
of waste land on the 13t
easy terms of paymert.
or tO Seaforth P.O.JAM
' IN` 'al clifLLOP FOR SALE.
conceesiou 6, Mcl
ab...a 1.-0 of which are
men dreined, and
is ws'l timbered a•td
Th re is a large elw
,vith . tone atablIng under-
nece sary out buidiugs
rot i eani. d fesrof rstN)%,eakt.er Taitl
orcherl and over 30
abou 4 miles from Seeforth
httryl es -and schools.
s. It is oesi ot
aid there is not a
; st 11 be sold on
A ply on the premises,
S NIGHoL.
illop,
lear-
w 11
here
Bing
in
itehies
cres
Deed
the
foot
very
866 -
S WA.S01\T-
1
,
1
opened out the bulk
.
prices of Dry Gooda
press Goods in all the
which are consi,deeed
in black and oolors, same
1-
BLACK AND
1
ACKETS, AND
,
1 1
five cent line. Full
.
OTTOMAN
, , I .
i TAPESTRY
,
CRETONNES
,
S 0 I\T,
of
so
leading
COLORED
SHAWLS.
S
PLENDID FA.R.M
at For Sale, Lot 8d.
Bruce, containing 10
acres are cleared, fen
the balance is timber
hardwood arid a littl
are frame buildings,
creek running throug
miles from the flour -klieg
equal distance from L
school opposite tie p
settlement.' -There is
bricks or tile, Which i:
is asked for the farm.
will be sold very
Scaforth P. 0.
IN` B 'GCE FOR
conc ssion 6,
acres of which
ed- as d fr ee
d pri cipally
hen lock fencing.
nd a never failing
1 the ila.ce. It
town of
nelery end. . There
tree, ad it is in
a spl -ndid clay
wit Oue fourth
Thi is a splendid.
chess_ . Apply-
SALE.-
township
111)00
from stutnps,
with splendid
There
spring
is within
Paisley
is a
a splendid
hank
of
farm,
to boa;
877
to
late W.
half
Morris,
a
orchard,
and is
village
one, is
Seciand
Gre'y, bounty.
aci es cleared
Is is
and one
and terms
0., HENRY
or JAMES
Connty.
668
of
30
6
and
good
for
What
24,
-ti
•
hlose
G.
Very
of
geed
on -
of
well
with
three
'mile
Disg
ago
his
to epii
a day
-so,
a h
had be
set
sendi
Mend
driver
heat
.
over
his gil
b'
by th
by th
atfter a
his-
ts
1
dying for
III ,
li* a'sit-
my
meta
re.
Glit
liquis
in r•ality
as it
Whet
k-illie t
hand, 3
peeee,
t
on th:
but
ending
of di.gueato
an 'air
ye tb.:
most
craig,
hada
."
'
std Gillie
e gentleman,
flask filled wi
itnouti liquors
8 . grouse sho
es. The perly
e ten or twelde
red vehicle, the
n on the sprea.l
After having t
:at for the mor
,g the keeper t
while he util
for his gillie.
was excessive
cad. Be sat
lie, whose th
and his lips
the dreadf
, precious deba
: intense het.
draught from
that, said, '
have a swill f
- .
1 eplied, " Th
something ;
ff
isnot oig
'aye,
holding the
cup in one
-colored liquor
ering in the
gurgled in
genuine
was poured i
ed the airepetit
A at he clutche
nil in an ins,
down the thin):
a irst to which
pplers are st
poor wretch
'ever ade. quat
the cup, with
the gen
of offended digit',i
t brandy? 'T. t
:boininable St
an' I have- be
o' drink for ti
,
(-WOOD FARTIS FO SALE. -L -In order
ett; the affairs of th estete of the
Hingsesn, the execut. is offer the following
valuable lands, for ale. First -North
Lot 30, Concession 5 Township of
taining- 90 acres On this lot -is erected
from° earn with ston foundation, good
well and pump. N,arly el cleared,
the gravelroad chisel adjoining the
Brussele. This farm s a viluabes
fenced and in a good 'tate of cultivation
.---Lot 4, Conerssion•5 townahip of
of Huron, containing 110 acres 10
and free of stumps, b lance well timbered
part good hardwood, line and cedar.
and a half miles fr m Brussels,
from gravel roa•i. For prices
apply to I Hos. EEL ..e., Brusse's P.
JENSINSS, Victoria square P. 0.,
Slum, Maple Lodge P. O., Middltsex
'Lz„ 'II I-1 -
-
TEAS
quality
I
any
Greceries
tityi
1
•
'We
siroeui
stock
a set.
prices
Glass
-
and
_..
CENTRAL
LAI
LAW
GROCERY
1
j
.
'
I
stock
gains
d
ices.
rpaesed.
Dinner
Tea
prices
Eg
an
pr
:
to
'frarci
lame
$a50
to
s -
s.
.
-
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........ y
'
TEAS!
I 2, which for
s ten pound
idea. -
1 Rt
ces as low as
of General
large eitian-
parties de-
. examine our
$12 to $50
stock and
upwards -
show goods
trains.
th.
.
.
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SPLENDID FARM 'TOR SALE BY PUBLIC
AUOTIfiN -Mr .T. P. Brine has heon in-
structed to sell by Pu„,.lie Auction, at the Com-
mercial Hotel,Seefort,., on Satiable:. ,Oct,25. 1884,
at 2 o'clock p. ire. th) t EnJlencid farm sitttated
in- the township of ullett being compotred of
the West half of Lot 12 Co'neeesion 3 H 'le
containing 5,l'acees a Out 45 cleared, well feillricetdt,
mostly free from stn. pa tied ,underdrained,ialso
frame barn, good house and eplendid
afoorn-urra'rd, together wit. good elating water. is
; and a half miles froth Clinton and 7 Miles
hone Staforth, with : good gravil road 011ie
both ways. The farm must be sold bring What
it
a will. Terms -Ten p './' cent. of the urelaase
on the day of e le, and sut. entP of i the
balance to make $800, on the lst of january,1.885;
and the remeinder o time to suit purchaser
with interest at 6 per ant per annum. sip EY
MORTON, Propiietor ; j. P BRINE, Anctio ,eer.
, . : 87 -8
&
,
I
PROPRIETORS.
.1
FAIRLEY
, .
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•
The publics are
and price caUnot
and every packa
STIG1-
.
,
cOrdially
e gdarafiteal
,
-
of TE
in five
or cash reftt
SITC1-
Raws, and
A full stoek
Also
.
.
of Torontoeald
do well
Sets
Sets -a
from
o trouble
s and coarse
: I 1
Seafo
v
,
-
•
e
-
---,
TEAS!
invited to inspect
be excelled. Special!
to give satiefs.ctiom
. .
,;
'
Granulated, Refined
: See our samples arid
for quality cannot be
and Meats.
. .
1 .
on
ba
a
p
s
ired from Garbage.
:le has been put to
',0 sift from house ref
pings. all rags, old iroreb
3, The machine is
a vast rag and bone
ftalian power, working
. daily c•apacity.is 150
lands each, The oscill
nd fro 250 times • a;
a. tbree Italians stand
ile all rags and scraps
ie mass. What isthen
'St has fallen- below, is
rasher, in which all
!amble refuse and other
,es to the surface of the
timed. The coal, iron,
eavy objects fall to the
i water, are washed
' water and are sold.
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• -
FARM FOP. SALE.
id Akin 4, East Wawa
taining 200 acrea abr
free from stump' s.
. . or
ewharresa.n Idttihsewbeellste at
farm is well timbere
white ash, black ash, 1
ing. The farm is well
buildings and good los
5Sx86 feet, frame benh
turnip house attache
below and frame above
schools close by, 2 sirs
eNlarkets-Blyth: 5 miles;
Vingham, 12 miles;
markets. The farm is
State of cultivation an
as it hall been under sty
Terms -A small amou
and 6 per cent,, on the
pay for it, if needed, a:
need the money, only
is the want of health.
apply to the owner
Blyth P. 0:Ont. JAMES
. .
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For Sale, Lot
osh,.0ounty of
t 140 acres' cleared,90
There are 17
t lard in the Township,bleing
cd and the bilance
with beachmaple,
emiock and cedar
feneel and has
house, frame
shed and stabling
to stabling
48x12. Churches
mil a with -Un
Belgrave,
hutch 15 miles
of good' quality,
very clear of
care since
t down to secure
halal eta and.
the Proprietor
interest. The
For further
on the farm,
W. AU1LD,.
1
.
.
37, Co ces-
Huron, on•
ecres
acres of fall
of the
elm
, ,
for fens-
gond out-
bank barn
10fix26,
with stone
and
1..1 miles.
6 miles;
all good
in a good
foul weeds
it was blab.
the !sale
10 year* to
does', not
cause of hell-
particu-
, or by letter,
878
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We hold large st
house in the con
at all pinle
of Canned Fruit
1 ' ,
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,
, . : ' • CRO
:
hold orte of
of purchasing
before making
China Tea
low. Chambed
are in great
note prices.
ck ha
ty.
, and.
Fish
KERY
the largest
enything
their
Sots from
Sete,
v riety.
H ghost
,
AND
and. best stooke
in this department
selections. A fine lot
$5 to $15 ; Pr.nted
plain and decorated,
Call and see our stock.
prices paid for Batter,
.
Fairley
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GLASSWAR:
west
would
of
in
, i
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i
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. Mar
e fried
the
lightrd-to
and
lost
stre:ts
11 solo
three o
th
a big
.
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e .
's Argus wick
ds of the 'St.
tratford fair on
receive th
round. Their
in the Mud
was a narrow
e marvellous
n braving the
four ;blocks
roughfare. S
house cleaning
a a city.
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OCTOBER 24, 1884
ROBB'S GROoE
SEAFORTH.
VP
Parties wishing topi:imbue Feed,
Groceries of the Choicest Bran:38,5re
particularly requested to call at the
Popular Grocery, Stark's Blook Main
Street, Seaforth.
I have now a fine stack 'of tit best
Sugars in the marlieti of all rands,
and -will give !
-FIFTEEN POUNDS FOR ONE Do
!°14111
••••••=wimvammor
FRESH HOT4Y
I have lits fine a lot Of extracted
.
arketr3 M
Honey as can be found in th
at 15 cents per pound.
i
CHOICE TEAS
As usual, cheap ancl good. obb's
,
,
celebrated CuredteddliMil and dleatii
always on hand. ! The I hamls are
especially fine this eeason, having Nee
InoiRsi
cured by an irapro- •ed proeess. Oared
meAaltlskwaiidesleosfalldi Family
- y1reGtraoilc.e;ries Iliegasis
handsectonrep
1
e°ctiBulBly il
Fispufil*
vited. .
N. 6, -King's Specific a sure cure
for Dyspilipsia, always on hand.
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THE AURORA
QUICK TRAIN
ATCH,
The whole plant 's owned an
trolled by practmal watch
e
Stockholders d,ray ra agents. N
but fine, grade moveMents will be
con,
akers.
thing
made,
and will be sold at prices of orb.ivary
grades of other makes. The move-
ments will be ready in September.
Those thinking of purchasing a fine
watch will ao well to wait and see
them.
M. R. COUNITER,
Agen for Seaforth and Vicinity.
FARMERS, IT WILL PAY YOU
—TO CALL 412 THE
FbUNIDRY,
R THE HIGH SCHOOLJEAROTH,
And see our stock pt I
1=, la 0 72V -
Which has been made es
tnis county. I have greatl
my Gang Plow for this seas
satisfied in saying that it is
the market. Our !-
;
1
1
eci ally for
improvea
, re, and feel
the beetle
LAND ROLLERS
Are large and heavy, runnin light and
doing good work. Our
GRAIN CRYSHERS
•
Are made from hard iron, a d will
longer than any other mac line 'Made.
Having special tools for recutting
-Rollers, we can guarantee _satisfaction.
Special attention given tq repairing
Steam Engines, Saw, and rist Mills,
Reapers, Mowers, Threshing Machines,
and all kids of machinery tepaired OD
short notice and at , reasonable rates.
To contractors and other - Bridge
Bolts and Castings : at lo est rates.
Irn
Quotations furnish -ed 'en appicatioa.
t&' Als�. i agent foe the plements
of L. D. Sawyer, Hamilton. A full fins
of repairs constantly on hand.
THOMAS HEI4bi RY.
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WALL PAPE
WALL PAPER,
WALL PAP:ER.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE COUNTY
-AND-
LOWEST PRICES/ AT
C. W. PAPSTi$,
SEA FORTH.
APPLES. AP LES.
CHARLES DONALD 81 00,1
79, (anew; Street, London, E. C England,
VTILL be glad to correspond with Applearew
ars, Merchants and Shippeis, vilh a view to
Autumn and Spring business, T ey will also
give the usual facilities to elastomers requiring
advances. 8
6949
40,000 AC ES
of WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, for sei!..
along the line of the P. H. &N. W. B. Rhin
Sanilac and Huron Counties, Michigan. Pxle°g
sfRueaent .is:to dt particulars
leawr s to the.wl.awnds. J. NWE Write e281 r nxits rr yi is I's ike iesti°1;:dn:
Port Huron, Michigan, generalegen for Tenn*
from $6 per acre upwards. Good wa
soil, 'climate, &e. Free Guides au
868X18
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BER 24, 1884
otzfe71108:::::frrtiivbeearpfitir;stowlfieerscrherelletliwoleesnw.rlict
Tthez;e•sr the nvgn:onogdf5tetonwe
zt:gagWaWni:IffaBor_rlalrlitoe()onrergila.E•ta.1:iscVrefiT.:471rsciPoor3rts:te a t,
13e:beideelivparil2znevtoidtea_jaw
We Must pstiently dig and dive;
We tenet push awl 4itruggle anti. at
kept" to; r3,• •
:WorAr.7:2:0'en.ti°11:fir4iffibrue:rfrocts,le worityy that we
laig
The *teeter the heart and the ne
I ovioellal:a.{:stahaeundlf oeeeuerl rtievareyjdtohter st .0 m
: The ab:nes invo;etir,eoluraltIthnwoebbarsea;ks
gJry wteeiehefal:dtroi:u'rilinnur hisca
'Of She river e e have to cress. :
13o-Srehlii4,1S.Iteto-edilnj asIlmdr tirleiletiersit and,,
sallies the Master's will,
the sow's demand;
irehyti It ren the
sii:it;torl the
el 13- set war and itd‘hi teeeiLc1 rgi 04,:ta,, es
=
wretesn firamcilseciwkouisoundwuptit
-Wily is a selfish friend Ii
n.e Bebpeer•;:sas eet lstatbs3 eui ngeht e!,1
ac-
oiiseesoes 060artaryptioiCta.etaecilh-tthhaet oe: w
Athadeeproics.n
find eketiome male p
Teem on the bill -c'f- fare
hoteie. Per haps this ie the
iglo_orasytourettki:euid.L o_f tit„esEtott:ki:
foreign petioles. .]
es, miss. What nuanber
Wity, two, of course I
I've got a wooden leg."
--eat breakfast. The deide
dresses his naistrees ii!
take- hash ?""No, that
The waiter, with inost gir2it
the waoorwlii "
f, unWnyell.Iwillthinp_ ivet1
,01
5i13. brought clothes iato be
if it were mit for sin aohtea
to church, Per had it not be
there -would be no elothet hi
--id Do you see that ddg?.
dirty faced man. "Well, a
mat saved my life uncei"
replied. Pegg. "Don't blan
probablydidn'tvu
re you
g
k noQtv an' th
How
i
asked an old judge of a 44Sii
"Very tbeek you," at
• I got my first case toiday;c.
and what was it "A bo!
; -A. little girl was ,vii
country, and for the tiret t
ed the operetien of milking
the proceeding intently or:
inspected the cow minute!
launched the poser: d dt't
put it in 2"
Waiter, didn't I tell
mea piece of meload
I " Yeas, Sah, you ital,!sil
this piece is as warm
' "'aa, sale. Deds 'eerie:3
Bah. Dey's alias w
.off de ice, ended'
• Everybody must !gi
knew, my dear roa.da.met,"
! clan to a lady who had v*
tipan the aem-ark as a p
, she promptly replied ai‘a
doeter - a great many of y
I
will never grow oil-"
young Barlingtodiee
-Jyniaxious over the result
reign. He aad his girl he
6
following agave/neat :
elected he is to rasdry:
! Cleveland is elected, ehti gi
hint; if neither i1 themigt
to marry each other. !
' -At a BewIng circle
:t ll -
were talkie g, ,•and some of
, got hopelessly confused.; e
the subject; lot efickets
! choirs. e I iiever heard
noise as they imade last
ant woman, referring te!
I, either," said auother,
referred to the fall eriake
they make that noise slid
legs."
Plantation Phlic
7
De whitest shirt ar# 8
in de blackest way.
Dws,epfieson wid or
itsef is rank where
gro
wasson wad er foal nata
Er soft yoke ain't ante
tender Bona De wild cat,
pitiful cry, bat, good Lea
Pin'
l4Ienever aced a pli-E8011
he -couldn't pick out
fault. Er c' aijite
de President am er foal.,
Ef de e.berage man h*
to tell de truth ez be hae
truth would become pe
lies so scarce d -at de nev
would outshine de virtue:
Honesty may run fr
er family, hut it -soet
De wuet thief I. eller Oeti
er hones' fadder an' mizi
right ter raise or child t
he's boun' ter be houeS' j
ladder was. Honesty I d
like pacing wid er hoee.
4e famly but :de *right
helps it mightily. -Ake
A New Desire OP,
A man who is oprield
finde it hard to mein:tali
life. Twenty yeats
*dieited the Maseadid
School, and eelected* ii
hie family. The oneich
wiry fellow*, who had' t
from the Boston state
accompanied the geulle
arrived in Boston. led
to a depot, hie old Wilful
ed, and he smideuly! 4
gentimeads eide and rad
full of tenement house
crime and dissipation.
being fleet of foot, scion!
and o0 witilt
prrcoemd shiinmg ai
s Wi.2
the effort to make a ge
hetere.A
the gf;arafc
tlentti
ry it;
tt,!
aacia the ledy's heart!
man took the place
The
his
a new affeietion caused
wild influences sit --I
firlheiuo
ei,
bia
Theself 'actabie, oruanglopet wofer! goIntdfic