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. . -F... I.. feminine weakness. "If she fell she Faith, -years younger � and brighter, . . -
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I ;t� but a lance at the kind., ght face Hush, in 11 ! I am not OUSE FOR 9ALIL-Forsal . . -. 1.
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" The next day was warm and bright, 4iar�d hif . ; , i with cellar, hard and soft water, � . `
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. e R. .COINIMON, Seafortli. . 8�8 L . fow friends Conti
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4 ait the doo . I ce of widespread depres -1 uttion, tD 40, -
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L Z -t i him, an 1;;r'eciativ'Oes an ' m 3st s� pnpa, lot of land in tire village of Egillorldvile, no' S -a n I
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.� - Garth had gone ever to the q thizing istdrier, as - � containing fi.), aereg all well fenced and fit for I
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4: �. I . and left his brother as his deputy, and a not unpardonable egotism, all. his little : here was a slight 11111 in the couver- cultivation. This i�nd Is situated. on the 2nd - . . . L .
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-'I i� I . V ptain Fawcett concerning the selec, workin. en. "My boys deseri -e all that ib� 6 whisper. A *fresh. wind blew. over pi d Is re . located for a retired . I � .
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- g �. -.. tiou - of �he occupants 'W&9'Pn- I can do for them , they, are sTh good . farnier or niarket gardener. The land is all fli�t - � . 4.
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t- truly awful, " as Ted expressed it Why, th V . Seventeen Overldoats , ---. and the 01-1111i
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. �- was ,re is. D, I el Armstl and one of them had strxed.on tile line, and tic - I
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1. & � eli, 1 �, - f g of &nee NlolitL ugine slac ened- speed. The . B A R G A I N SALE. .11
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-. . Hiss Taira Fanner, kHru L "is gratitude and good ,
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. i� - - Emmie betWeen them, just as Ted had .- � e's hiaid as she whispered taining 162 acres, 12 a .r s of which are cleared
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J, � slyly beckoned to, the gitI4 toL fa'vor. - ' The�'c is On the preinises a coin-
��, L indignation, to know vvb&t Garth meant to her; "Don't you love Miss Faith V with hardwood.
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F wai - fortable log house,
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: �j, - Logan and i r. Chester had fol- herself, with a1ittle sigh., - well fenced, flne orchard, and is
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I , I 11 � ;ight by,this 'time. -within two and a half iniles of Blyth.
I � I �. lowe(i and Nan was carefully lifted i is brother, good- � The quarry was m �.; I
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. � . � interposed Mrs. Fawcett, i -ery. Queenie followed the oiliers, as R31 IN McIaLLOP FOR SALE.-Thel South
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. -at . i lip and seated her lightly on his shoulder G&tli led them from one point to an- 50 acres of L
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. - ` - I think bout ?" . . a, § mile IS reak - other. She listened as 'breathlessly as
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% " Rush ! her father takes her every- I ing over Naa-i's face as her fat] -ier cia,pped Eminie to his description of tilieblasting; Issituated about half way be sea I M�
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;4-,. where with him , replied , ft I his hands after Iler. she trie 1�rl
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A. � 11 the ladies. Emmie crept ill) to . . 33, Concession 3, L i)iCliiI1oP' or to Box 1615 ism-
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: - � 11-1) ; had never beeir so happy , �n her'life ; . '
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; . the gentle little moua�Iace was almost - sons out of rocks all your life.long, as I
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Nv 0 house and, two_
i big curls. " A child of that tender acre I tiously. . � - . . oni'mill Sticet, in Jarvis'
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- . the kind, and eried, -'My "Sbe certainly had been," Queenie ! Mis r I wonder tu s !if the tdivn; also four quar-
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It, - - head, m. y head,' aa(Ithey carried him. to i . � you have not frightened - Langley. ter acre lots Ili the sairle Survey.
- 4 1 was a very sweet lovable face .still,.
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� �! t i; kind happened to that dear child I her,- . � - - continued Garth, waving his hand at the the late Bernard Burns,; or. to P. S. CAB ROLL,
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� � ..i father would never forgive Ill . I w rough cliff half torn down, but wearin Solicitor, Seaforth. , 889
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; . t- I d litt close bon-; learned here,-Iiow to o ercome'difficul- � 'a
i 11 Quaker -like' costume an v Mill Road, Tuckenjinith, containing 125 acres,
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i 1, Langley, i would rather be here ainong my quarry tate of c
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� .. -. - " lacked enthusias m ; 116, ed . .Men -the House The balance issplendid pasture land. Tlleml�rsa
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t � r had taken Enimie's, hand in hers. " Mrs.
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( � -,- . cannot Judge in these cases,L finished , I but did not answer. " A king nanong This farin is beautifully, Situated, and is within
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: , � Lamaj&y, in a deprecating voice. she was saying t�' hersel? , softly. rriles of the vi
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. no place and. the bus e of life is.shut me", - Miles froni Seafoi th, and wilr be sold cheap, as
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. . � ��- . advocate of mothers' rights, as I often I 'She placed herself by I �ue , ie as the L ness-ine4 in eities," Garth went oil, as o .
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� " You must co, mie an(I .-z ee i . sisters. close atmosphere, bringing all their best 100 11cres, being Lot Ili;' Concession 11, Stanle3
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i :.1 f my dear, yo I � L i'little unjust and ,niiies froni Bai icid, 6 fi
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; � ,� '� Pen and 3.� fmin Varna. Ternis $1,000 down,
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r . . - ever a reader, said th quiet 'w6, prejadi, -.ed th e," replied Queenie, with and'the balance to suit. purchaser. Posacssion
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� q 4 some spirit; " you miay love your life given lst ay of March, 1885.
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I 11 , man, married and single,"' finished Miss d- I dare say IIA�D)VlCk, Bayfleld P. 0. * , K 5-26
� � best, ,%D , you are right. You
. � I 1� as Queenie :fell in love with'iHiss Faith .. I .---.I- -- -- - . .
. I Coaie, with a little burst; " as long . I !
I - - I L , 'have freedom .and rule, two very good i
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: ; � I there are young things in the ,world A,LUABLE, FARM FOR SALE. -Being* coiu-
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� - - to ' L needii1g our care," - -Iiis woni-an of "& plenty of fresh air," )lit in
e - (4 - ' I doo in the ist Concessioll of Turnberry,
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. You are right," returned L more of
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� - WOIJI ian, I . I . . inile., � froin Brussels oil !he Gravel Road. There
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: I ness of the Ai mple her -tender ,to the sweet moorland wind that in t -
I . 1� titl other wagonette pa.§sed,L Ted cracking ' them. .
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L his whip and geWculating, boyishly- voice, her old-fashioned ways and little � i is a §chool ,within a few rods. Forty ,acres of
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� A -white sun -bonnet rested on governess, grown bittei ar -d ere c� creek runnin
, the little I bai 0 . is a Spring
; ,�� i I the best of their life. , Many
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: I .- I A dark eyes aind side of life. Before the d ay as out she through the farin. r;a8y terins of payinent.
I -.1 � his shoulder'Lthe quip of -- then do not like it; a Titleperfect. Price $2,500. Apply to JAMES
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; - - -1 of a child's content m ent., - learned a good deal a,bout the " S s er
� 1, - � rebel; others get cramped anduarrowed, DREWE, Hardware Merchant, Brussels, or to IL
: � hood, " as Garth and Calb y a rays called I
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� 1?1 Garth 'received his gIiests at the en- as you s 9,y. But to do one's work in B. D URNION, Sam., Mill, Wroxeter. .
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I :1 i e Evergreens, where tl e Pa ers lived. -
. � trance to the works, and did the honors th . .. -- - - -- ------ � � .
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� of the plaCeL -with great dignity. " Is not The- eldbst, .sister, Hope 'yvas cosmopoli- -", A�Rlr IN TUR'NBERR1
F I * r FOR SALE. -For
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�. I . slier ellarieties, - k r1iit d woollen, X South half of Lot 2, Concession 2,
; I . i ,��: the dear old f ellow fust in his ele ment?l' tan in and rou ine it may be, -is to beL a man Turn�bsearlre,' 'containingr 154 acre,-, about 70 of
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% .- .-. d socks for the rriissicnary-boxes . )
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i . ,I . whispered Ted to Cathy, as they stood I J119' I in the truest senAe of the word," finish- whic i are cleared, ln�l the balance well thlibered,
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t - L-' behind the others. Queenie caught the of half the neighborhood, 8 .
� - I I I - ed Queenie, with a sudden sparkle in part )ush and liart-swa,inp. The cleared i land is
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I � whisper a&d smiled to herself. advoca,te of the temperance 1movement, well inderdrafiled, and in ,Tgood
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� � -one who ought to be a principles, having,. 'as her listers well promptly put. Do i you think hous,. Thereisa splendid beai
. oil ? I choi(e frilit. It issituated oil - the )-avel
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� a knew, a dec.ided Imianno, tj t�e �ty Of I will 'not aggree with
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i - edience as . seven find a)ialf nales froni Brussels, and two
i I leader, who .expects ob o I . - 'IDg - a .
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� e . iniles and a: half froin Wro,xeter, and - Nvith-
. right " she thomi.q.4it as she wa,t(o;lied �e th Plymouth Sisters . r ! I , Y� COMP, n i y lot with others, ,
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I . -1, , -th -tic fig I I I ,e The second sister, Prudenc , managed
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f - - 1, I 'r Ted, there, tbat brother of mine -- ther I)articulars, apply Oil tile pivillises, Ol- to
i IL sheds crowded Avith workmen. " e , the houseliold, and divided b- � I EDWARD PAUMER, Wroxeter P. 0. %,; 7 3
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. graly coat and felt hat 'List suited . : - - . ,.
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: him," slie thought. Tho-Lic-li lie carried " I ani ilo't as clever as the dthers ; but -- M F ) ,'A E.�For sale, �
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I his head So high,L he had a. ss Faith! F Sion 3, Ifulle'tt,, containii-h 186 acres; 68
� pleasant word I wait on Chivrity," said -,�Ii . A ."'
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; I I . is a howling desert; no society, not a acre� cleated and if ,%,,�ood state of cultivatlon ;
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arjt� . . I uii(ler-dr,.tizied.Lii(Ifeliced. It'is illostly Seeded
- . �L - f y f ellows ,ire suel.-L splendid work- I I I Faith wa-itin -.9n Ch 1 � , Pool,
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a ,.;, . . Wien," he said, once, with a * little Con- cardinal virtues !"' t- jucrht the girl, witli fellow without resources Hepshaw i a to grass. There are oil the preniises a new frallie
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� . � ous pride in his Mann er.. The words a little s, m. an-lusement ol'er ,e o ( L be a trifle Aull,'especially in the wi -s the
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� . My nien," '.1 my boys," were parpeta- ,ay of words'. "I suppoAeF,%ithl ,Al)r�itieliofthe.NlaitlajidRi%,e.r runs aCl
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x e - Here, On his own pl ia4 ter. " back end of the lot luakiller it An excellent graz-
i4 pilly on. his lip a. . . i ard. It is situa-
. I : plenty of waiting aind lookin t 1! ing, f rin. L There is also al'i orcli
� - . - i� ,g UP , .Do you never find it so, Mr. Clay-
; do m wn, 9m ongi. his su-bjLects, he felt 'd this World. To judge by soi�ie womenil� � , ill es roin Scafo-th and five froin Clin-
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. � . , .� in., aved as a sort of ki I ng. " Rival mon- . . . I toll "" asked Queenie, with a little toll, with school and churches convenient.
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�. . I- arells, tuy dear," observed Cathy, MRS- quized tTie yo,ung philosop&r, with a to Her ,in, 8 L dis- on the pretnises -or to Clinton
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1� chievoiasly-" Kiw 1-1 sigh.- � ,�t - . W317 8lU-LHOLL,VND . - b86.
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I . . tinguished looking, should Own himself P- o ..
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I , F I- I Strangely pictures(lue, scene en bal. dsonier tba,n few equals andt no superiors� . R '- ot N- 0.
� -the b1b e sky, a,ny of thein, and ha,(tiinet ith ah -acci- - I . T. -For sale or to rent, L
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-� the open sheds full of noisy Workel"s the en I I Dull ! do you mean to coinp�tre e 33, 2, - E ast Wawanosh. About
d h - � - � '140 on(. _ssion cleared and the rernainder is
7 . t in her you S
14� , - , , I ;,-�.,%�vho e 1view ,was to Ted, who is lazy and ha . � no I so -
1, - r it , wb o lived in - re. . are ;th hardwood. There is a fraine
-y, the gre t block -S of bounded by four -i alls, and - ell C
. whir of maciiinei 't inib iQ N,--
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rOutfli-heivil, g1ranite, gray, � 8 "" returned the young I mail, i iti w ling house, nearl new, well flni�thed with
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.1 . arries. then the sn--iooth polished slabs . discomfited. " What is there at Illy g o (I cellar. Also franie--barns Nvith stab ing
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. � . I " Nly dear'Miss Marriott! Cara ' undErneath, and a good Ua�trllig he
.1. . shin�g with soft 1.1 -Angled tints. Ulm I . .1 I 11 L Is 80 life lacks? I have a good h i e, sisters, Clay I aill and Ili a fail stA ��,v a -
. . � : clever. You should hear her talk. She wid a pl ae of a broth r. It is in ' $oil's a 0
1 T process, the aoxotint of har(I'L patient ag Y sion. it is well situated oil good roads and con-
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.. labor,. astonished the girl . She c d . ' own fault, I suppose, if I IL ave no closer Veni!ntt^iiarkcfs,- being ,within four flillemof
. � NVOl , -- --re is a railway station, and
. - have stood f*o,,r a long thue watching the conversa.tio-n te id�rfiil to " ties," continue4 Garth with a little Blyt i, where th( - �
'�' hear theni. Wbat a ble.�sili& it is- to L threenifles froin Auburn.. Terins, about one-
U-1aswis chiselling and fine-toring Cie 0 laugh, and coloring slightly,'I "but there thir( down. the balance to suit purchaser. .,�p-
have a, well -stored mind ! Jo.' empty is plenty- of time for that. I have more I
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1, ply (if the premises or to JA31ES BROWN Box
I 1.117 space for discontent to creep in, as Cara work than I kilbw ]low to do ; and then 34, Myth P. 0. . � K1,9x8
. Re hty fi-ii tlie Centre, �arved aad shaped I I _
. -4 -ieadr - eS. L says. I often wish I wdre clever," Con- there is cricket and L ioot ball, and lee- — N -
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I I - . , le womall; ! and then tures and the chess club for 'winter QPLE1%'.I)IDFAR2%f IN BRVOE FOR SALE.-
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-in bispected thein tho .. � .
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L � . . one would not need to perplex one's sel . K3 For Sale, -Lot 30, Conce9siou i6, township of
L A f I . . f evenings. I sometimes wish my - days.
,., fu y� Bruce, containing 104 acres, of v.-hiell about 30
. . L - so about tbe ineitnings of things. Life o
-, r, "White m. -lyle is m Or itiful, 0 c ,,: - ared, fenced and free froni stunips
r ai e beai I were double their length. That does a r . are cle,
.- especially for the graves of women. and . never seem s such a puzzle �t6l Cara ,%a it not look like dullness,".', finished Glarth; the I ialance is thilb'ered principally with splelidia
. does to me.,L, . I :1 . . hardwood &lid a little heirilock iencin,og. Thelle
. children," she heard him �,iay to Capitai , 1 1 . in a chafed tone as though something in .
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L - � i n L But here Cathy, ,who '4 1 '11711 her words had offended him. I are f�unie buildings, and a never failing Spring
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Fawcett ; " but then graaute is more ' �,,h I :'OvP-rhe, creel� running through the place. . It is within 6
1 . the last sentences, inter ,pt d her Scorn- ! Queenie, held her ground a little ob- I
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.f . impervioua to the iveAlier. ifflep of the flourishing town of Paislciy and all
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i I teries, for instance, w here there are .. stina.tely ; she was on the brink of a dis- equr4.1 distance frorn Underwood. ,I,a good
� " Do you, call it life ?" cullincr her lip covery. What was tile one jarring ele- scho§1 opposite the place, and it is in a len(lid
1 't"I trees, the constant dropping and danap. settlement. � There is a good' el[kN' bank for
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: att'Lln, and deface, the beatity of the scornfully. "Are such 'meil,gr"e exist- meut in this honest sweet nature? Was brielts or tile, which is worth one fourth of what
1 �*elaces really life ? Life -
4 marble ;, but notifing, spoils the gran ite. " t)res,upposes it pride? or- . . is asked for the fariii� This is a Splendid farni
0 , ' n ovenlent, animation sensation, color- ' 11 You may have all this, and- yet you MI x -4,
- .� ", Nothin g, to it. y itfind, beats. AVarts- ." � . I i d Hll be sold.very.,cheap. ApP13- to b0. -)
1 .4- ' . af rth P. 0- . -- 677
L (1ale a-ranite,"'replied the captain, illedi- itig, plenty of work but above all, rnay- miss a great -deal of what your ;Ies- 'S"f . . --
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; tatively. 11"31arble is too white al. -id movelnent ;, not sittill.0 in. a close room, pised 4ity illen call life,." she went .on,, -'--)OD FARMS FOR SALE. -'n order to e'
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� ters .of physical. geography.-. Every I ' 1� .
�, I a waiat Italian su,ils to ligglit it iiip. Look - Valli ble, lands for sale. .Fins --North half -of
: . Ol e priseJ the young mail, who was simple
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� . knows you are a saint,, Miss Faith," ellough in his way. ' " You -miss contact Lor.30, Cr6neession 5, ' township I of Morris, �011-
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� It - at -these warm, tints ; here is Coloring �
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. A '41it-rabillity, everythiiig we w*aut. Cal'IL � e ' ith . .'aye tainingwacres. Onthislot is'ereeted a, .-pod
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i� . t' 1.111.0retharipatches a,nd diss'efta,tion fraw e barn with Stone foundation, good orehird,
. .1 anything be finer thall, this Polish ?" P:, i . s Oil no opportunity of gleanilig. new i�leas.
�- -ti the4-4ulf i�treain." - well and pininp. Nearly all cleared, wid is oil
I I Queenie was listening -to them wi 'I, L . ! I
I L There must be a certain anlount of stag- the i,ravel road closely 'adjoining the villatre of
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: -�� ed her attention. OUS, " returned poo r 2 -1 iss F, ith, . fene d and Ili a good state of cultivati wcond.
. . Ix- - 4, Concession 5, township of Grey, county
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f .1 .� - "Whildthey are getti ng the'(Itiarry-en- tremulaus st-iffle ; " perhaps L at your .we finished with shight abruptness, somewba.t - 'ron, containing 100 acres, 10 aeres. cleared
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L i il I gine ready I want to allow yoll .. tile oue inay b ave felt the same. � There Is.'a pubvoked by tLhe incredulous smile that and ree of stanips, balance well tinibered with
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workme" cottafres and the rooin where sort of fever i in. y6tin- blood i think. 'I ro�e to his lips. part 6ropd hardwood, pine and cedak It. is three
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I - . . Langley and I have our classes," said reniember how we used eel in the � ",Stagnation here !" How Queenie and � half iniles frorn Brussels, ahid one inile
1. � the young man, a little condescendingly. sprin g -time ; it niade on.6% 7 wiisked he would not repeat ber'words. fron. gravel road. For prices all(] teinis apply
- I I . I o .pulses bea.t to T 108. KFMLY, Drussels P. O., HFvny Jr,.N-NuNus,
il Helooked, gn-ay-eyed, eage�r, rather flush- faster only to hear the birds� singing in I I You are hard On - us and Hepsba-w. vict riaSquare P. O., ---or JAMES SMIT11, Mal)IC
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� e'i little new nests. ple Country folk ; Lod e P. O., Middlesex County.
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cicermie to so many ladies. His white - -�'You tholl"Ilt of somethii, else be- Im
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. . teeth gleamed with- a bright,. happy Sides patching then," persisted Cctthy, else; but a peaceful and independent IVOGOODFA SBORNE FOR SALE.
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. I e Lunder his dark irioustache;.' existence does 'not iiecessarily inea.1i forSale, Ili order to close the affairs of the estate
. smil I rebelliously. I I
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. �- 1 1)ut for all that his tone had a slight I , " My Dear, I love so'Wing ;. and then, - stagnation. ) . of the late Andrew Moir. First -Lot .30, Con.
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r 11 aecelit of condescension that made what else can one do when one is not 1�yhy will �You 00
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e . Q-�ueenie,%.-m�il,ea,sal�ief(yll,o,-.ve(.Ih,i�n��i. . elever ? I used to wish I could. fifid work in 'misunderstanding mle?," re= stat of cultivation. There are six- acres of
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� . 1i ton'L of W,artsdale,-and I am a,poor my forte, you. know. I .think I C�`Lild ? m
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Z the girl, i�i�h just a f aint touch of rebel- young �re, res ,,,-round me., I tried Mack a;id were watebirig soffie ma ill a �ih
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7 1 1 a.er cleared, well'underdrained, and 1
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Z -. `-� give yo,a some help �` and he titm, ed home.." . . . L'%.�- bither and thither, -a bank of white
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ROYAL GLYCE�,,RATED BALSAM OF F1 - . . Aqe�jr�,�r i
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY I . It is tile VL-*- plaj�
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Glycerine) yet, so far as we -,ire aware, no attempt to. coinbine their peculiar Nir- . � . ' refreshili-ent. �
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tues had ever been made until INIE�18 I P.S. LUMSDEN & WILSO T, Che Ranton Bros'.1111' I . i
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-which is now to. be had from druggist.; under the name of ", LUM85DEN & WIL- - . fleell set at the
SON'S ROYAL GLYCERATED BALSAM -OF FIR." Undoubtedly .1 great 1. Am -1 boxes and .eril
remedy, haying in this age of -persistent aiid lavish adv- crtishig, by its own super- - . . rnfleseats for thi
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ior virtues alone, created a demand froin all. parts of the"Province, muth a rapidly I I I . 12
increasing sale in every locality where introduced, the secret of which is that. I EXETER.. . prc-4ded and T!e
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y one -who' uses it cannot but -,peak- well of it to -their friends. Orders are I ,of his� suce-essfr,
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cou'tgh -remedy, and should be in every household. . H EAD - U a - I I
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I CLOCKS, &-c., all of which will be sold cheap for -A youlig I'll
11 . cash. All pods guaranteed as Tgpresented, or . ;;Lseetious, ttle oti
at the 11 Central. nioney reii�ii-�ed. � I
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New Currants, Nle -w R,aisins, New Peels, New Figs, Ichic.- '84wars White and � wear now is the Aurora Quick Train Wi atch- - I .
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'� Every� nioveinent full � \ .1 �
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Colored ; Valencia'Alinonds,' Withitits, Filberts, Canned Fruit , makers and agents. Sold only by � , ; 1414) a t 'From
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excelled. Prices from 25c to 7/05C per pomid. SUGARS cheaper than ever, Full . �, I
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stock of (1,eneral (4roceries. The " Centritl " is thespot to buy ,pod goods. All A Handsonic Coin Silver iff,initing case, full . , 1, 1
goods sold by us wairranted " represented, or cash refunded. 0 i,exyelledLevibriiioveiiiei)tior-,�s. " - be tla,e p aster of 1
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Wehave a, larcr� and choice. selection ill China Tea Sets, Printed and Decorat- In gre, I . ---A da pl-MIC1.
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Prising all the Staples and most off the Fancy I
Laidlaw & Fairle,y, Seaforth lilies, i tliv dector in? - ��
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. " . I I Gein, Seal,' , Ear -Rings, Lace Pills, th e cloth ,over th�
I Band and Plain Gold Rings, Scarf
Rod(-ters & Sons Table and Pocket Cutlery, Pills, Collar, Cuff and -,63 1 : n1l rt�ally?�` - �11,1
0 1"Jectro-Plated I�nives, Forks and hirt Studs Lockets, I ,
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Roled Plate E ,lectro-plate, Gilt, Agate, - . I'm -
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�t' d Celluloide. Also Meem-bauin which reatl "" Po 4
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" Block Tin " Goods in Jelly -'Moulds, Pudding Dishe.1, Tea Poth, Cofiee . and Briar Pipes, walking fticks, and Pocket . look plea. -sant." .i
11 -s. SpectaclesAall prices and to suit all .
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Japanned Tillwares, Enamelled Wares, Kitchen Furnishings and Cookintg Uten . , I . fr4ni., rect)-iii1wim,
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and New .Year's gifts, in HardNvarc and House Furnishing, , whi i 've have M. R. COU NTER - bllv�e for th(� cler;,s,
11 -larked at our usual low prices. - . . . ti) inake yolir wl`
. � I I , . The Old and Reliable Ivat,clunaker and Jeweller., �,, . -, -Nhvlain (horrifie,l
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WISHING MY NUME110U)' CUSTWNJERS AND F,VFRYBODY A ' BEG to jillon" those indebted to pie -for , -- . --A -w-owan is ,;
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