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. . QUZENEE's WHIM. - ered a virtue," he a sic 1, severel , dear rew', take care me,, I am so . ,; P, FO . SALE. - I _. I � .1 _%'Ol. Of 40
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,i CHAPTER IX. (Continued.) piece, which sho,i�eol ' ' is' she wu ". I irl, Enuntle; boy i TTOUS1 FOR SALB i I
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�11 some minutes late. ' ' I I Nt ive r. mind ; -1 a . . . . . . . ud are never -frig ened. Why, e and wel finished dwelling In Sea- �
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, . leg is not partieWarly active, and shop- dare say this is the last time no w what fear i: � " he had �re . - . . � - . t I - I , -1 - wn hat and I
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I bravely. tcN-ID nOL Please don't .talk so, Mr. Calcot his bo Y'S js1kr_ength. . . R.� 00.N I Se hi # -88-8 CAMPBjE L' i - I � I. -
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- f thing is *not good for th-6 not to -night, at least,, wh in . ADQUART-R,90. � '
it . - I have k - Ali' he! �Jknew -what fear meant now, - � H EE r-, -:.
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i . 'bid you good -by for so. k4 He th=g�l�t With the ccld clammy-oweaJ ... I'll -th villag,e of E,% n vj I I . . . t A Vith a littij
complaint,," continued the Old maU)L with . #iai iy wee a. . P lot( land in , . � -_ 9i f I
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I another chuckle ; "so you see, Miss 9 ry s ori y for the tj . I e contalribil 64 acTes, all %,ell fell iced ano, fit for . � . �, � _.. N1,01011e, .
- I help me a � . I . a would � v 'Wh e a, child's lips cultiva io, This land is situn Wd on. ,hq., 2nd �� �� I � I - -i
� I Queeide, dear, if you don -it ;I I - . �� I ilrew' (1 lcott Cbncessio ot Tuckers nith, .ad 6iniDg � he mill ' G, - . �1 waiif- N
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. - bit with your adv -6_ I shall ha#e to go - Yes, she returned with the sweet blesse I him . SIGN OF ' THE RED F LA . I - . A thou I �
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I � Z . t.q Molly after all, and shall. come back , candor natural to hei; " h 6r , tuore s dead, unloved, and nremembered,-- adapt on! , locat d. for a retired . � : .
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thanIwould,have expeated or belieied. blesse I h4 I M. IR. t: 0ounter'(1
-with a plaid satin, or- something that . I . I i i . 0 I ied out with ex ;
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� It suit the pretty er"eature at all. He laughed a low, bitter I %ugh, th . Goc pardon: his wag ed misused life class and� I Be c( to = I O'r furd er r- I i . . i . . � I � A I - c ,
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Come naw, " toaxingly,—" what should went to the-giil's heart. I he gr'Daned dlftd,,� grant him one single 891 . � . . - � I � , i
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you think she would like best?" re dit that I . gni ant of opp&tun � i _. . f .
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� Qaeenie wrinkled her white forehead M . . I ' flHOICE, FARA FOR I - . __1. . . �
"Why not? one must vw 8 lie, should not he unrie bered, i�nd thS . SALE,UNTHE C)UNTY . I � - � I'm i
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I � ]reflectively -poor and retty, and with the truth, "she returned, sh 1p . !Cc I I . flickei of a strange smil a curved Andrem - k-) o,F1iuRON-.-BeIngLotN).14,In hel3th . . - I 9 . JEWELRY STCRE,s �..� llbw 'llibleo, I
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. pata,distance. Thi pi e( .... Teadf P Calcol t, � I -as -lie s, lently registered . . . . ; : .
. . - I first came here I- i yo: s- : .. - . I heared . � . I . . .. � I - �
a laver laid u a began . * lips I taining 16 2.1 res, 120 acres of W *ell are � . i - 11 . 11 4. After "11 the-t-
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to get interesting; she must do herbest -and yet I was half afraid- of rou. I ( � this V:)W.� I I i . I I ! . . I . .
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to. -help this unknak nat fear you at all now. �, - I I Ar i s&py or ired, Uncle An- with,hard�,o d. Thercisontbeliremise;ae . I , .% .A Vrlrj�
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it, W is fortable lag b DUse, large f raine ll SEAFORTIT, ,WN . L NIV; 1OVinfT
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Alf . "Indeed I" � drew?'askdd � Emmie, r itherawe-striek. � Promptness ..
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_. ell, i at last -I, shou, )a , � " Your moroseness d rrif i en by the',Ioiig!sileiiae a id closed eyelids, good wateir,well fonce�, fine cithard, and Is 1 1 1 � ,_ . lern4t of breaxt a3
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. she. retaxned, - I ; _1d think- _ � ' " u YI-M �, I � . . . ,within two? aid a hall Miles D( Blyth. This . � . I -� t. I I-146and I 1will-311
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t 111ce usefdl black silk -'-Y ' but now I do not seem all ' ' and a Al more by the smile. Wheb . I .�,
- it . . . is one -of the I)ost farms in the bbst townsbip in - - . . .
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. � . "Ali! that is just it," innternipted hard words ; they 1111 kinlT-k - you I- y like that, so still and white," Huron. �pplyto MATHEW YX.IXG, oil the ! 11 I I � I .
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tio�s - and so. they have st eir 'stin g. contin ed the child, " you reminded nic prewises,'pr to MYLES . ! . � . �,
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Caleb, enthusiastically. " I ought . to . .) . . . i -
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have thought Gf that; of course, a blt�o�k, It *as kindness that pr �. 1 you -to of the figure. ,bf . the old Crusader -a ARINI 1',N IA . ents, handsomer and cheaper than �ever. C,o) . �
)I ! . _ send -me all those pretty th Ing s. " � knight, I think he was- -on the torr and see them if you wunt to buy or not. , ... I - f I think this �
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. � 6,0 acrospf Lot 20, Concession 13, 45 wres of AND 1 LIBERALTY, ill
. Cc, . L I o * 'whiell'are' leared, free from st#ips at d well - i stock consists in part of the latest designs 11 . .
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I And, "' continued Queenie, now thor- " Humph ! I see the i ea on for all' saw Once in 1 church. Dd you kn w I I i . I I I I . -d1gO )g in,ore
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Ougidy a6orbed in a mental review of L this 'civility now." . I . � 1. wha,t I was thinking about when I = Nobetter-land iW the bounty. I I � I WATCHES,SILVER-PLATED WARR,JXWEL I .
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obe' * -Queenie's eyes d ten erly on the * fa,telled, 12 I ! ,
this ideal ,%vardr . reste � yolk. 4 Brussels. It is we ed. Th66 is cash. All goo0s guaranteed as represented J � �, , 'lly
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I � prM9 I � � � He shook his head. . I and d frame barn and ii stab rn . _ '4.11t': carri-w-re.,5.
suit ': nioney refunded.
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,.-brown, I think, if it would suit wom, [- and re the Princip es by WhiCh we Gove! �
her, ithd pheasant " You see I am longin g. t ank .you., " I was wqRdering if you felt af raid, h dand d orchard' plant.0 with - 4 ' . I
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. plum, pear, 69,0nod che o0d hearing o r Business. . . In WATCHES we show Ladies` and - .i.
� � wing. I think she would look nioe in and yet I hardly kiiow hoir. to do so . �o die, I mean,"' - Hunting and Open-Faae, Gold and Silver-BlIed, 4Z . '� I �
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withoilt g1vlg you offance.." - lVell,child,whattlien.' re ding Leadbury. Apply to R( d wovernentsof A " ,:-�m I I
- - that� " � - I . . . gar 31011ILLAN, Lot . I Stem. and Key-Winders,cascs an L la'u, libig and I , i
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t, Br wn, of cours� ; the idea of m y I hate, tga�nks, 9i ffly. " There, Ier str Dviiaelv. i . I .. 33, Concession 3, M8. Ilop, ol- LO Box 105, -'Sea- I i - fout dear. � * ;
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never thmking of biown," repeated -girl, that will do ; let us.ge. , our read i afraid, yo _ I I . . .- ; j� EveryniovenieDt fully k6aranued by the I i �11e,S'een&A froni 1,
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. Caleb, clapping s hands, "the � . ) W114 Just received and opeped up thirty cases and of various kinds of _g I self seized bya
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color of all others that would suit her! . usual sufferinglay at thD ttom. "of the confidentij,11i. a - , `Vl'rhe I- sA al6ne in F cession 8 Morris, contai 100 acres, 40 . i L L � � , bl�fiidl -tee C"411fit
L . . I the old garret, ah arret ; of which- are cleared and near r Ae from stumps. . - I `Ia`� � I " Lt h :
, �a qn, Miss Que'enie, dear. " , a L - 18L & 4 ; � - I � Y! 0h, you (11tt"
C . ' old man's bitter hum, or,, d not venture. I I the, I oor old i There On the prewis4 goo log house and whieh we are offering at special, prices. Note s of them: : - A � I., . -
, 1. '_ to thwart him just then. � . : i I don't hate it quite so inuch now �-and frame straeble, t%vo neverfailing wells and an ex- L lAs R. � COUNTER.
. i "Well, I suppose her lover does not, L � L a 11 . I - I . ... i- , .
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. en the time cam -1 ' f :)r her th go, �L t got dark, and the's[lence had odd cellent orchard of aillawst 'two hundred fruit � . ! I 1� - have really arriv
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wish to be extrava,g,ant,-it is not her : . Va - . . OMI I . I .� , . , at least an hour i
ni marker in tie I DOk careful- � roices n it, I used to thu . ik about' - re _s-` 11 hearing. The fanii is conveniently Robes, $4.50 and up; Black A Handsorne Coin ,Silver Hunting Case, full . I
she put the , t I Lined Buffalo Robes, $6 id up; White Goa�
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� and leaned over him. JLSA'hetoncli-' -; qWy.I.co Brussels and thirteen from Seaftrtb. F�r I le� -e of iny sell-,
I and cuffs and ties, and perhap's bandker- ly, , . wt `t�'go to h Uld jewelled Le er moyement for $8. 1 , �
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chiefs, and some brown gloves -and, oh! ed him softly with h& hind, 1.6 started � i ' 1; to her ,without (lying, and that ther partic�,ilars apl)ly tc F. S. SdOTT, 13 8 slleul s, Goat, Robdig, $5.50 and up; White Bed Blankets (all wool), $1.75 *per pair .and : up ; _i. - train was due at�
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. . she must have a box to put them in. If and opened his ey , ; u lid me." i � "ood *� Ein '
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she be so very poor, you see, it willnot strange, ahnnost wild-, 16 k ih t1hem for a' ; sh, Emmie, iliterrupted her d Strapped Ho se lalikets, $1.40 and 'L .
I . I I Shaped an r . up; Men's G - Shirts and I - My -flear Queen, 7
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, a' L i " I could have sworn It � va ; Emily's er aside and:: bade h - let the child . 8, 371d and up; Handsqlnie Tapestry Carp�ts, 40c per yard and up; All- _. - N
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served the young girl, sententiously. - ' Mill Road , �T kersmitb coiitaiving 126 acres . � I . I,, not ashamed of
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soft and warm, like the briaast of a little nto th shade of ithe cur �ain. fenced and in � firrst clas Z e Df cultivation. Wool Tweeds, 40c pef,yard ancl lip; Ladies' Quil ol Black'Skirts 65c and up; ; - . . tlit� say in Lowl
very nearly executed a pa8 seul on, the - . . ) . In great variety, all sizes makes and 'e ; , r.
I LLL t f or e The balance isisplendid y asture ]a i Thdre is a . . . ph Col.
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'. garden path; his blue eyes danced with I 11ird. Pshaw ! -what rn I bis i I am talk- I " I -ti sed to s ve - .so long, and brick house and ne,,N, ban k barn v A ston stab- + . I I i .1- - I- .
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Say you, had a wise head., Miss Queenie ! 11 - . ) two miles of tile village (f Bruceftold atil, fou �� I ! . q - �
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- ve - going aw Ow. 1, � alone in a strange the proprietor has gone to K9,11sasi 1: Apply to A. lip ; p I � - t Yo, surely niust Ix
and _Molly and I would never ha ! " ' 4'y-,, you k1l Men's Suits for $5 and ii .
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I ' . Ay, to -morrow, an(,. a 9 od many II 1, ace I iow'ever:; I beautifu it - might be ; STRONG, Land Agent, Seafo _t ,; or to W4. I i . I �� � hea,rA from Johi
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I to -morrows. She still held the 'cold' 9 d then Queenie took ilie, to see . I I
box that would make theluggage-poriters ., . I . . . . ,� n I - a . � I � - — prisingall the Staples and most of the Failet! .11 away
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was very gentle in his eaf. ' I I - e t all.,' � . I M PI LOPEKTY, FOR ALE. I � I I . I � ._ - to-dav-
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like Cathy's, I think," returned Qu le, "I sha:U not like to tli.nl youare " What picture, little ne. I -1 WE SOLICIT HiSPECT16N. NO TROUPlE 0 . da.v 'Inky
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.' iet relish. During the remainder ,missing me ; when eve I . c� older than 1, about 90 acres clearea i nol fre imps. I � Wbell we can wel
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wish I were here be eading t4 asleep with h F11 kers , Thereis on the premiae's a R Y ' � � :
of the evening,as she sat aver some plain . � d good )rchard. I Well w'itered t .. A f -1 .- sentea son; .
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sewing - she was, doing for E mmie, she you a"' . t , � I . -of I I and in a good state of cultivatioi,li, churm and � I 11 � 1 � � �_�.... 010m hian feel �
me," continued the girl a. eo kin p ,a great path ight,- just as . .
� thought of CaleWs friend a little envious- I gii r I �� T � , ,way I school adjoining the said lot. It, is situ. 6ted 6 1 . Saine as usually kept in a first�class jew,eller,
- �� miles from Bayfield, 6 fro ran Zuric , 7 fron. Kip . I . I . . I Tha1 here so lollg,As,�
more softly, " as th h in.s�nie stran Eaw a little boA once floating in the . - store, comprising in part Colored -and Bri � �. . I -
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' ' She wished Caleb would way, and out of stran nstdrice . r. ioonlip ht. Fancy , floating asleep an it 08 ssion Gein Sea], Band and Plain Gold Rings, Scarl . " -
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. we have grown to' be friends� " �� - �, I etweel L the stars, and .i ight into lica- given ist day of March 86. I pp Y 0 WM. Pins,' Collar 'Cuff and Shirt studs Lockets - . _
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her surprise, he did not recur again �to . I --- .--- I : - I in Roled Plate Electro -Plate 0 same I - in each eye. �
pillow, but there was no t� ils B.,� � . I A half groan �answered the child, but - . I . � dilt, A ,te
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I I You have beeni very o(fto mo, and � a e was too absorbed to 1 i6tide it. ALUABLE'; FARM FOR SALE. -Being com- � - I - - ,
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love to remember ol r gopolness. t "I never forgot the pi Ature : it'made V pos�d of north pars of Lo�s: numb-ar 68, r i I (i I and Briar Pipes, Walking Sticks and Poek,et, . ___.. � For 1was angp�� 111t
tion, as she returned from her usual even- , I . . . , 69 and 60 in tile lat Co cession of Turn )erry, ' I 1, Books. !.Spectacles at all 1)ricoS aWd to suit all, ..., � ".Ow. . w
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mg visit to Mr. Calcott,- she paused for a . . . I . . containing 110 acres, mor e or less � It is sit uatwl I I . -4 You: know that boold
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1 . . � going away -as you . know_�. fo a:-Ionk,l nly arm 3,, as th girl did, and shut my -miles from Bru I . �-, it a3wa�s seemed f
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long timo, ,and I want yo�i ;o do. me .W, ;* e� yes, au d when I wake I LP I sh&II see . - � I _,If� �, I
A large leathern trunk blocked up the . . . the land is chopped read3 for cle -ilig,'20 acres M A, I 1111T srriEk:B-jF,,r Z' 1�.A_-P-01W1 1-1- z- Jtst'let hint get 11M t,
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� "Pshaw! I ,�ill d AAa yftnd. I aps," finishedf the .child', solemul hardwood. There is -a spring dreek running � � � . � OR FE P J�4 t �4 t'Z I 1�v G . _�-. lmi.d ruma aio�j front
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Very. brow- ness; but, under the half-clos . eyelids, i n Le go v ary far Mi the gre'a b dazzling place � DREWE, Hard�vare Merd iapt, Bri. ssels, or to R. In all branches of the trade - I been to school, I
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Could it really be? She lifted the ing face ! I I 0 1 I i I . . . . B. DURNION, Saw Mill, I vroxetef� " &8 , 0 E N T R A' L - d R OOERY, i - .. Andmativ thues F -i U.
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with the f Olds of a black "I want youito see . , R!ush !I; � " Our Lordi ,you know I shall' want I ] Tllit
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citeraent; .her- hand came in contact � t . . FSdle, south half Lot 2, colic oil 2, 1
- . . do not refuse," 'a;3 he gave utte ance to see him mosp, Uncle ndrew, -when Turnberry, containing 15 acreq, I .-- - 2XIor �d thev be <�.e,
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down lay the brown'dress and jack- 911 I I . . -- � - M. R - 0* 0 U PAI T E: R I" And 1, I gess 11141st I I
. -St ; " do not send me -away Les 3 happy, ; Him tb A you are afraid,, and ask Him part bush and part 8"'amy , The cleared land is . I I I .
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the little bat with its pheasant plume well underdrained, and'in �a good 4tate -of -,ulti- * LAIDLAW, & FAIRLEY i .. . � - - I .
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-st19d do not refuse such a -triling quest.- , If let m tnima 1) 81 the first to meet , you; vation. There is a go frame rn, 'an( log . � The Old and Reliable Watchniak-er and Jeweller, . - ; llignii -1
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.. pe av, 'ge man `* EDWARD PALMER, Wro,zeter P. 11� 373 1 . : a book . I
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. or where Emmie was readin . I? . . . 11. . . � :. 1. WhIcli he ]lad Joely 1
parl .. _g fairy- wra.th faded- before . I I �nild I �Gr mysilf. I have th . !� ---GENERAL-L ; -
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tales-ta Caleb AX or -istmas and New Year '!
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. Em, mie put down her book, and clap- _. . 6 acres ; 68 I : , f� I _� f ., z
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) tracted his forehead and his eyes -closed, i 7ens ! only the boon of an other d&Sr, one acres clestred and in a goo state o cultiva0on . . I ". �
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Ca gb the balance is well timbered. - -The f4rin is � well ; � �
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have, I to do with. childfren? I lways , ,, 3 .- you are no� really vlgorse 77 return- house and batik barn with stablil6 . .-I -
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" Oh, Queen, isn't it lovely! better I I � I ' tabli tindern�ath. ; Rialls Effected ' All Kinds of 13rop - �
. I hated then . " I �,- Queeide, tenderly, ,Wiping the moist- A branch of the Maitland River rtil s acros� the. - . on 1, .� And find a home wwai
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� " You will not bate Emm ie. " re '- ne frojoi his, f6'rebeal. -1 It is situa- I � I I
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and me to have kept all this tim � I ed six miles from Seafo,tlt and fixio from Clin- Colored ; Valencia Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, Canned Fruits, Canned Aleats, ' Iled hanker
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bring her, 'she 'wa,nte . to 81 Axe ;poor o tired to talk I any moie." And the crmstAsy.. For fuither paiticullars apgf " - Canned Fish, Haddies, Bl' I I It - i .
I 11 be satisfied ' � , . :_ I .� . and Canadia-n �Com.panies I � , Buty.ears have passed
the broken leg. wi I he undersigned on the..:preniises 6r to Clinton - I
. with my Uncle Andrew,' she said' 2' I � ild gently obdyed afte, - kissing him - . i
taste?" chuckled t he old man. Queeni 1-.. � . Represented. I - z 6ve-never hew-dz.
I . . 0. WK. MULHOLLAT't!D,1 - !ti $86 Large arrivals of New Seas n's TEAS, which for pirligency and flavor are un- 11'
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putherarmsroand his neck;herface , ' I excelled. i - murr�4'
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. � nD, a delaying ha'md on her,dress never- 15 For Sale, Lot 30, Con(ession 6, township of 1� I-ai sly and "Kan t . � �
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. .. me? the box with all those b�autiful Another' irlitite, and th6 cii1l. 5 . goods sold by us warranted as represented, or cadi refunded. - � facturing � - . �� As once I did towarJ �
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beside his couch. The -evmng sin ., " Yes ; but it is only good-bye for a . I 11 . . . ; - � I
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and thin from, her long illness ebea u- so speak cheerfully, but Mir eyes filling re, frame buildings, and a rkver fitiling st ring I i 4 To voinfort.and to 11�11(
by, and on did not like me to go arnong I . AGENT FOR TTIE � I il � .1
y r�l , b -u t the ,vithtears... "Wfien I come back we !reek ruflining through the place. ItIs within 6 1 - I 110 g n ear. �
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soft yellow down peeped und t q. pret- i a us' bivai re nic: Ion talks I OELEBRATED WHIT= .� i , .er o ine
Oh, Calebi how could you, how could I . �e some,lmo 9 J .�qual distance from i;nder%,00d. T --r- -- - --A . ney
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little wasted I ich is wor �� oil fo irth of �Ihat ed Tea Set —_ i �
A nicks or tile, w1i i . e . s, Dinner and Breakfa., it Sets, Chamber .*�e s, Toilet Sets, ete., etc. I . 1--. � � ..
.�t into the sick L. I o: think, how you will mis me," finished asked for..the farm, I I - u
I I "Miss, Queenie, 01-tearY"' confessed the I k. ( - r her wor 8 _This is a, s)lcndid tam I . I , i - I fh�nearlv -W .
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old m an, with tears in his eyes "If I man's, and then patted it softly- . . � I girl, faltering sadly o ds; I Lnd will be gold very -cheap. App],, - to bo3� 24 � I N E E: D: E $s G . Nyticti tllbo�itig how 1
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had- the money I v ild not begrudge . ---.---. - — _. - _ � 817 1 �.
nearly frightening tha,t sistef of yours to an d talk of you all the time w - axe . . . fully solicited. Highest Prices aid for Butter, E,, and 1101111:1. . IFA F11EE --AND— � .-:.- I . I know it eannot last J
satin and diamonds; nothing would )) I . . (.�� SALE.,Fo - sale, .�I�rSl y � ; -1 - . .11 �
YOU . deatj,t," with a milder growl , than am 'hy. , � I I . ARAI FOR �Iot NO_ 12, DELIVERY. - - `1 i ., I .." � � Me sq, I �
he too good for you,- my pretty; noth- I . ' F Concession:7, Townsb �p of Hullett, eontain- . I . I C. - r Nor would I mind It 4�
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I 01 that old Caleb would not get you; C rst-class 1. ad, ulos -ly seedod to � � T � ! _ U I n0_ �
grass and well fenced arid i nder-drf ined. There Andy,ou, �
11 I am much better, tl�lank you, Uncle IhIt".".1le: return ol with a strange look , I - ;
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) t4 Yo . re 9 acres of fall,wheat a gmod bearl rig orch4d, a . . ; �� ,� beyond vour vear�
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Ut it is not me, bless your dear heart I 't I -�e-incaut well byine, , �,�,
Andrew," returned Emmie,'gravely, and , her U 11' a . �__ - - I
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that you have to, thank for all you,� vellinthebarn yard aud tw )never f-. iling springs, Laidlaw & Fairley, Seaforth., . .1 Alaq, thoug-f, VOU t* .
� � yy I then, perfectly undaunted,: by �the grim, 'I I believe, thank iyou for all you have )tie at the house and one rising in the centre of I I - - 6'17�_, - I .� � .
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death -like face on the pillow before her 1, done for me." ,i� ' he farm, he best stock'farm, it) the town- I i - . REPAIRED. � �a_ 11, �knd notMa'seems lbo,
Qneenie's face fell, and her ariiis drop- )11 I . . -
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� I Not you, Calleb,,9" and sat perGhed before him like a large 1 1 as fiiad'e ale happy to do It," exclaimed table, driving shed, kc., 3 2.X72,'an I other out- .�_ - 4 . ,caule to you! �
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Kinburn, wb , are s res, ; � are well. I
-) . going to . . ��, i ned over. ,: As he held hei - hand in the ; i � 9 __._ __ ---.-- � � Hemineto)uskea �11�
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if I had liad the money, which I am night; Cathy told me so. Are y0l"' going I 1 veak nerveless � grasp of old age, she - )ost office; 9 miles from �eafortll anfil l8from. lin- � � P I bad he to bell? .
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free to, co4 �ess is not the case. You to die, Uncle Andrew.?" ' ' I i tA)0ped over him, with an infinite � on. Reason for selling,goirig to t I SOMETHING N -11 I I know there uxuAsbe
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ha.ve ap.other arid a richer f riend at court fable bitterness rasping the thin voice. N. T. . �DAMS. 88 -4 .E �
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m softly on t 6 forehead as a daughter . -_ . � I bas be -on wway.
Emmie leane -a forward and oro,ked . . 11 I I - � 1 : . I -
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eplied . - OODFARMSFORSAIE. Inorderto lose I LUN's I � �
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Queenie, sitting down, quite pale with ; In the years to dome Queenie never the affairs of the estate of tb a late - . G. . ! I �� � � what
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the surprise " that -that --2' ed womanliness that touched her' sister � egretted that kiss. t xecutors old er the f(Ilowing- . MCDONALD & H 00K 'IN � -1 � - �
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I . able la s for Pi I 9 � , , Alrolid,er you take (
C C DF1.1ess it 1,,, greatly. I I I ! — I � alu. . sale. rst-North h*a foof . * ' . I- �L
Ah, I knew you would g . . , t, I I I I � I t 30, Cone sion 6, towliship of 310nis, Coll- � . 1111ACTIC,i L18110F, . I- Thaok,God 1 for He It
interrupted Caleb,. sag,aciously.* "I I Find' am so sorry ; it. seetiris sh ' ,' 'CHAPTER X . aini - � MAKERS; - I �
n On this- I ot is er �cted a o dd 1. . - � I J .. - 4 I mlea iny soul witt
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� ralne barn withistone four dation, ood ore iard, . 0 1 , And taken sorrow fro],:
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out what, she requires for her visit, and it will be so strange, too, i * - CHURCIRI-8 E HOU,9E. - - I I Ifaveplmsuiein intilliating to the peo . , - our boy,
missing you �% r . . ! . vell .and punip. � Nearly .al clearei -, and A on I .. I I Ple of � ,
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get it, Runciman,' he said, to me; and, as � . . . .Brucefield and vioiniby that they have opened a I �
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-ved once befOre on a similiar o - every iight not tha 149,in, we s ould give- hi wisado i , valor, as. ru arm is a valuable ime, is well . I . . I . E-stablishnient in -the cornerStore I I_ � aru-e may glve.v
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Sion you inight have -knocked me over- . ,�. tiva,ion.,,Second. - � And bhower His 106-4
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I I y . Fit 7 Good Workmansbip, and 'good Alaterj ;�- �. 1 And whell to-inorrom%
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in I ise, she should I ave gentle. soft� f Huron, c res, 10 4res cleared Come all and ge Guaranteed, . -
with a feather. 'Ask som e ironian to dead," contibued Emm ie, reflectively, " au a le sey' P - .t so e of the Greatest Bargains e e L il._. I
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1eis,ten r fear, and all those y arts of Efe ,,yhich frep of s in )s, balance well ti�nbered ivith !� . A - - tb Lowd,
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ingales and -fatbelows I c is inguis her from the - other- sex; with some ,. It is three ed the Public, t Than .
of a girl's farthi d . "I n art-goodha NOod, pine and cedat r SOLICITED. 1,
helpyou, for we neither of us know much: and in a nol I , off r -1 �
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.. ked Queenie about th,at, and. she saict a ubordinat onto it, but such '11litY . � � . � . i .1 l"s,giving Dn�-
- e said, grimly eno ' . I id a'balf ilcE fronv Brissels - and one mile I
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my dear, I made bold and invented th she .%vas- not sure." . ..- . * --- 1 kes her still more lovelY. "-SITL- R1011ARD roni gravel wa4, Poll eg a;id teinis apply . ", �' I 1. � I iwquainted with their business they hope by. - . .
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In spite of his iron nerr6, Mr. Cilcott I 1� . . .- i . - onest dealing, to 13lerit a !! -, aa
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pleasing, little fiction in order to get at ictoria Square P. O., or JAMYS SIVITH, Maple 'T ,� - I liberal .share of the Public patronage.. . j .
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1) winced slialitl *. This rmre babe ,Aras It was witIl'soinewhat mixed feel' � �, . . ! I . �_, 'I
some of your idelts. I y . nigs � � I : I NN. B. -Repairing ileat�y, �*heaply and prolilp -Aunt '(seyertl
. . odge P. O., Riqdlesex County) 968 . � . . p . . I 0 1 --, ;
. playing round the feet of the . h -it Queeni�e; bade farewe' I to her I I � � . . tly � �
t" _NL -Ir. Calcott has g' king �of - i � old .: . executed. I
iven me all e . ! I 11 - - I Bargains in Dress Goods, Bargains in Hosiery aii�fl (.'loves, Bargaiiis in 13 - -1 it's wicked to i � i) al
thos terrors, while he: was quailing secretly Iriend, Caleb Runciman, ie next day : : ARM FO SALE. -For Sald 'Lot 37, Conces- . . lint's ' � . I
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thing% ?" she repeated ; a,ad then for the 886 McDO'NALD & 110CRIN, Bruefield, - i., I Niece finliocentli.
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at the thought;of the skeleton liand rai - 4nd even E � mie looked b ck' F sion 4, East Wawanosb, &unty of Huron, and Cretonnes, Bargains in Wincies, Bargains in Flaimels, Bar-ains in Cottons, . : i
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moment she could say n -ontaining 20) acres, about 140 acres cleared, 90 I ,4-
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teres free fro n stumps. ere res of - 0 1 .41% !�"_ � �
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his darkness and loneliness, his truost - OHRYSTAL& B'LAGK �41F - nlail,�vrllonl Aroulft )
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� . frichol would co -me to him in the"',guise of ivelt; shall you, Que�nie 9 I ca6ot eing7acres. It is well w, dered and the balance � . . ; I A.'. . � A Little London) poll
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� � an enemy. He was not a weal-, in ' ' bear big houses. and large halls. We Bargains, in Shawls . PRACTICAL I
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"Thy love qh9-I1 miss Caleb and Molly dreadfully - , . ock ind ceda for - i . N
� . we Shirtings, Bargains in Ducks id Cottonades, Barg,aiiis in Underel thing, &,.; � - I :. � - , - .1 ed -ona �
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at this moment the thought of his soli y encing. The farm is 8 ood a Q c BOILIER MAKEI, S I �
After its own life wailing. , A child kiss, � t`ary . I I )) - . � I . onth utbuildingsand good log endmis Bargains in Millinoiry, which must 1)e (Je.,tred out before New Years, ' - � a, . 4 1
Set on thy sighWg lips,. shall make thee glad; itory pain an( .. lay- . i . arn 56x36 feo tt, frame ban - shed' . . . -
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A poor man served. by thee, shalll make thee t1le , wi h n odd tr. i ition id 'Rush ! month is,, . . 06x26, turnil � house attached to E tablin &ith . I . I I i - --A vrrat,e I ia,�tt)
, I I 11 t! a a is of eas, he � E, A long time ; a ' 9 Bargains in Tea, Sugar, Coffee, ltaisins, 0irrants, HE Subscribers livive bought the Tooib .- . I 11b A A I
rich ; _ . . . ., tone below aid,frame above 48i-12. Chum-thes Priines. 'llice, Syrups, . - an(i - 1,ipurgeon : T NYO)
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remembered how one ni htl - when - he ppen I returned nd schools cl ose by, 2 saw mi iles. T Boilerftsirjess latell- (Uried on bi- tbe, , 411111 old fellomi, I
A rich man., helped by:thee, shall make thee , . lls mithin 1� * Spices, &c. � - t__ - a
:-, was &.- lad, he had been I.e * sister, tbo . Gbderleh FoundrY and Millufa<-turing cot;) I � .
strollg� I akened from - � . tfully,. a little ''awe larket4-BIy;6 - 5 ruiles-; BelgraNe, 6 - n leg - . . . pally I tial, minister, aean
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Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense . . �is sleep, by an awful and his r ii agled wit. i he - pleasure. They were Win-hani 12 miles; Clintdn, 15 mi Les, ail' ood Bargains in everything, as I Jam deter�ni c now prep,11,ed to 0 ear13 collSe -
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Of- service which thou renderest-" __ Aia kets. The farm is of good qtialftl�-.v, ina ood incd to reducc lily large and wedl- .
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. little sister Emily had com.6cryin SS rte gt�o S frade in all it.13 branches. _ _- - I P111pi. I I � f)JI �
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, , . ' his bedside, ti d had clung to him, in an lm3lwn faces; they woul(I make- n�ew as it has been under my mhe since e was b sh.. 1: to the lowest point, previous to -January stock receive prompt -Ye �: � sadol Sputeon, " if
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t9guy bered, as ,, k ndw amount do am to s ure tlie� sale I All kinds of Boiler,,q made and repadred, also .��fj � I � I kept -to � nlyself." I
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Calcott received Queenie with - " I ay for it, if r ceded, as the proprie r does -not . I __ - � on- �,I_. -1 � . I
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than hi. I h nder the ,cap -border, the childish cn'thp- threshold of I �al new world,-&. i the way t of health. F or f tied . I Now SAlt Pan't 'Dade' alld Old ones repaired Oil , . � � I in . lt repaitibent !
(19 . E 19 is rpai � . the shortest notice, and at 1) . i I ; 44
In my time punctuality used to be voice broken with sobs " Oh, Andrew . pply to the Owner on the f in or 1by le I riCeS that die�v : I �
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