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- . . I w -t4aith to ,do the me fl -and-thirty, and she '� s all over'the H J
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. CHAPTER XVI. (Continued.) ing her flowers. I prefer thouglits to- � My clear; we are speaking of me.re TTOUSE FOR SA�E.�For sale cheap, a com- . I - . rdo�,,t 40 -serve 13-9
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- . flowers, Miss Marriott." ' 1 1 - 100i, and ten years ago, - niost likely he JLJL fortable and well I -1 i - -,.. have oloi�le very little, �
,-�— 11 Your, brother seems"perfectly con- I , . . . d .4 44 dozen chil- forth, on Princess Street. The house contains . . - -
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't tent with his surroun . dinga - I should " Every one has a right to her Wte. ha ' mafrrie and has ha � seven rooms, with cenar, hard and seft water, ) - I . I I thought I bad foigotl
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e, I think I share Miss Faith's " me; and, remember, the stable and all other necessary conveniencies. I i - - k : me be-tter "
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advise. you to follow his . Apply to i L .f:Business. - -. with gooil- . omd V �
rd the girl-, a little ungraeiousl�'. Sh felt �� h ; e never"even met since. - Perhaps he There'is a good garden. Terms easy . . I . . . i I � . . I hurn - I.vi
turned Queeuie, demurely, t- ry ing ba L no pity for the bright-eyed, faded ittle. h . t and bild; those dark R. CO3MON, Seaforth- . 18M 1 - I . I L find out that I ain a itl
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. hid away her sufferings bravely,.m4h as . an i a little cynical, but I cannot -believe ROpERTY FOR SALE. -For Sale cheap, a s In consequence o .. - I - ,art that if
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- 'be is a the silk-patelied coverlet hid the us'ele,88 containing 6i acres all well fenced and fit for I would call the attentio -1 7 i
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" Garth i Oh, he is different , . . The undersigped n of . ..�
� a-- � shrunken limbs. � 1 such fickle creatures, my dear, � out cultivation-. This iand Is situated on - the 2n'd . . ' ' . .-F L i ,,,1wai;sJ1otSou11�nSt
confirmed old bachelor, sort of philoso I 0 - i
' A allow to C4thy . of sight is out of, inind' with niost of Concession of Tuckerimitb, -ad oining � the wil with a thepublic to the various branches of busihess in C..- � returned.Queenie, huir
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pher on, a. small scale. I don't be4eve that she I co�fd have ever beenpretty'o as I th L '' " ' property, and is really a ch( ot, anti is well sion, w - which he is engaged, and solicits- an inspection 1L. days w4efit on I lost
Garth would trouble himself if he never . . learn those adapted and conveniently located for 0. retired . of his stocks before purchasing cls L ewhere. - I Ig.z.. � I
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� Saw- - from ons -years end to th'by walked bom. e together through the ..' I Pray, ' farmer or market gardener. The land is all first , had �ai
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suminer rain. ! ab )minable !sentiments Cathy 1" asked' class and is seeded to grass : � ,
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another. A man'with a hobby is &I ' undersigned, Eginond, tile. 11 I hope I nevs�r .,
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to be envied," sighed the poor victim of . GEORGE BALE. .
-�& . least; therels nothing in it; and ilien lhi�id the gii-ls, starthug them into a . .. TORE. '
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circumstances. . ".GENULN't B-ARGAIN S A 14 E's G :U -s - %�
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- "' Get a hobby,. then," snapped Cathy'. her cheek -bones are so h* h 'andi her ,mi . nHOICE FARM FOR SALE IN THE COUNTY - - . I
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I curls are so thin and lin, - ow, ifshe much had he -overliearl? how was it . -
" Oh, it is all, very easy toL'talk. " U OF HURON. -Being Lot No. 14, in the 13th , . tainly ba ,ve told V`011 ill
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I "I know A is, I or you would not lie rail- only braided them nicely under a little :that his footsteps had tained -upon them Concession of the Township pf Hullett, con- � I ; Consisting of DRY GOODS, .GROCERIEIS�- , , riott. But now ior L O.P
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- ing there, like the melancholy Jacques - close e L inbered - I � �] its 1300TS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, :-I.. . � tails continned- ct, ,
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againstfate. 'I met ai,�ool,,'quoth he, 'a, Cathy t I think she would ive ] me -th faces. , Ga ithhardwood. There is on tile premis0s acom We do not intend to offer a few mere � CROCHRRY, GLASSWARE, Etc., whi -
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motley fool, distracted in a 1 - ` ra,j ndropfL. w . been carefully selected, and will be sold at lowest 1. - will 1pers,vit in -think
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� " I Call me not fool till heaven has But Cathy stood up stoutly for Miss '1e, was master of ihe sit ationL and -fenced, fine orchard, and is . � I . os8ible consistent with carrying -on I -� L
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. Charity.. I . .� f t. w1thintwo and a half miles of Bly ch turlaciensesp on correct; principles. All goods in �,�S,
sent ine fortune,"' growled Ted, with best faring in the best township in� to i nd uce other pu rchases,, but wi I I offer e�L ark .
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the spirit of revivingfu,A in his eyes. 11 I must say that I think you a 4ttle i :9 Girls are all &like. 'i"ancy men talk- is one of the I . I.. .. t I Cer ijjly� " - I
Huron. ,tpllly to MATHEW YOUNG,. on, the I ed in plain figures,,with slight profits oil !each -- -
, ith bb�est ingtoeaebother , . . 880 . � � . -- 4t It ill) I t a very loit
now"' rejudiced;" she returned, w . abont ffieir love affairs, YLES YOUNG, Blyth.': i -
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beginsto uote we may saSely leave MI indignation, and that natural love afpp- andG11008iDg ublic t,lorougbfare for . - I � -,. deed, I quit,� I belu
hi ' t pe,gle'to,l do �' the tender conafigeunce. P) . - all . - Xr v U cannot thb,
� Queenie `1 want you t6 Ieor�e wit� me position that incites yolm, . . AR31 FOR SALE. -For sale; the East half of and every article at a great reduction,1 ance., ��
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,�L battle for the accused. - - no 'e I you are a inoi Lster, and I bate FLot 6, Concession 12, Huliett, containing 50 . F. � Mr. Loga. awl . P
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Miss Charity in the least, but neveribe- -you," burst- out Cathy, stamping her acres. it is a corner lot, with a blacksmith shop SAW iM �L - � the viciar's,chureh-warli
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such a wet afternoon that they will be -,in . -- oil the corner. The land is well fenced and 1 . - I to take m oWn firrouW,
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III - er sense of justiQe prompted her to lit le foot at him. " . of cultivad6n. There � -. I �, "In �
strong force. Never mind Ted's gr M I . � i ' I drained and in a good state profits being 'Sacrificed to the public. E$uy- I I .
take up her defen--e. I I She is nice look I Mr. Clayton is utt rly imstaken,' I - , 1311d we have arraxwell 1
bling; he cannot ex ect you to stay at . . 9 I � - . are about three acres of good hardwood bush.' I � A considerable quantity of the f6llowin kinds ', I V> .
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� - p s so;, and when � e ob;erved Queenie, hotl t we -Were Only There is a good bank barq and log housq. A a � I
home and talk to him;. besides, he has new; �-Yery one say ; .yl . . ugh the lot. A . of Lumber on hand : DR,Y-One inch Soft - I— . � :
- - 4� , was young she was . mori-6-th ' ' diE oussing other people's affaiis. We are .Spring Creek runs thro good bear- nn; � ,�, i).10r4e, tha ;.this. is put:�
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David Copperfield'to amuse him." . y beautiful, before she iyxet ' h no i offeii in such agossiping mood, but ing orchard. Churches and School convenient. ers will save time and money by co ing 1, 11, 11, 2, 3 and 4 inch White Ash; 11 and 11 �1- .� 'contillue(11 Garth, slan
" I '11 pay you out for this," returned PO�sitivel' . - - Apostoffice and store adjoins the lot. It is ,1 - i � 3 . - ... I , �
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her brAer viciously. ' ' . and I sup- situated within six miles of iBlytb, on the Lon- . - and for th� fir. ane
" Was it an accident that caused her pose I got interested." . - I don, Huron & Bruce Railwayl. For further par I � ! 1, 2, 8 and 4 inch Oak; I and 2 inch Pine, .and �- -, � �
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Maxriott and I had'found out we were - ned on the preni- : I ;
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at sort of "' at ises, or to Harlock P. 0. THOMAS AMOS. 885 . � I . I . b w
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. thing� � 6'Yes; she was a strong, healthy gfrl such fickle ereatur-es. 1,thought th . I------ - I . . Sawn Hemlock for building, fencing aud ditch- I . ., the salary; but the vlc�
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" a warxian ! in your hour of ease just jike, us, fresh -colored and. blooming; . , wa i Cathy's observation. She 4,as known AR31 IN McKILLOP FOR SALE. -The south ' I . � . I X I
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'd to be -so pr , wide F J. L. SMITH'S, Cheap.Dry Goods, Seaforth. 1 . . I . the -edge �of a vi�r �
A wretched bore, or else a tease and her hair use, etty—it �ra:s * so many men, and has sucli a 60 acres of Lot 20, Concession 13, 46 acres of ; : � �. y :
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When- pain and sidknees wring -the brow, � just that paler tinge of, g6ld that 6331. accuamitance with life. I should. -have, which are cleared, free f rom stumps and well : . ;, 1 - 4 I 1 The Hemlock Logs now bein,, t - sligghtly ol� Inted 1) 0 �
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� A, dom!;right duffer�then art thou.' - . . . liliderdrained. No better land lit the oounty. I i ,� e Ifn ebt I have.,ever handled, and will . I . ;
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JNrasii't the old Caledonian, onewhen he color seems all worked out of it. . & guXrded portals of Granie Lo4ge would Brussels. it is well fenced. There is iL lory house I .; i produce anarticle in Lumber that I can con. � . � .
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praised up the weaker portion of the used to be called the pretty Miss Pal m. m,r,-. r nd ruder Znd -a good frame barn and frame staRe and . 11 ! - ---- i .#. �i
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COT111-flunity in that ridiculous fashion?" and then. she was the' only one of the sex ; i but perhaps I arn in istakien. " - - i requiring Hemlock Lumber during the coming - i An,(?Id Mwi'is �
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ay descend th fo ur -sisters who was ev Garth, ,when you are in thp�i mood I � AN ITEM OF INTEREST. I suinmer,would do -well to hand in their bills . . ,
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reply, the passage at arms stopped. . " Oh, Cathy, I thought you. told me det est yoii. 11 -. - .1 1. Leadbury. Apply to ROBERT McMILLNN, Lot . now, so that suitable lengths ican be proi-ided. . --,�,- Beneath a largex,wit!14
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Th -e sisterhood were 'all igathered in that there wa�s no one for them to.. - I cannot have you infecting Miss 33, Concession P � . - � An d1ld niall ive 1, l,
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I the pleasant, parlor at t�.e - Li vergreens. m.a,rry 1- I . - I forth P. 0. Custom Saw � . � i � lan sole,'inn thought . P,
. , . Ma iott's mind -with si ich heterodox . — I . 4 . I - lafe'6- few rewaini!��-
A bright-ey.ed, faded lftqg-wom an lay -1 forgot Miss Chaxity's &ffair ; ',-;he notions; fiGkleness is al. on the other . . . I 11 . �
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-- , en age faxmer * * side, take my word for it, I am tiorry l I About 6,000 Black- ey. � f "i .
- on the couch in the bay "window, knit- was ' Cl to a young in TOWN OF SEAFORTH.-The abovepro- " , , DeF1)trurr,,o,.v-i trace,
11 � Bernard are all swamped out convenient to the road M .. . � rn� 'd t V I
, i ale. ' I fancy he was, a rough- that I only overheard the last 1words, as perty belongs to the estate of the late R
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antimacassar. 119�e loo,ked up and nod- and-reaay sort of '"erson ; . but I -belioe Cai,th I Burns and consists of a story and a half frame ! large piles. �l
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ded pleasantly as the friends entered. -she Was fond of him, poor thing, ahol have proved boih -novel aad instructive; .Survey of the town of Seaforth" The house is . E I li, - � .. � . Bu ose, ev,
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c ` Yon always come to us on a wet then her accident happened." I a school Yirl's opinioii cn such 0 its ijearlynewand is in excellent* repair. It is I . . Diveirt his thought--,
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afternoon., Catharine, when ,visitors are � '4 What sort of accide t ?" i �mult be, -,;h-- ,,,nty dea , 61 I i GRIST MILL. � 'Of likht is se z
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. most welcome. Faith was reading'to (6 Oh, s,h . you can " - Miss Marriott on" turing institutions in the town; also fourquar- -I � . F magination b
us; I dare say she wil-1, be glad Pf a rest when she was spending fhe d ty -at his me -i it I have a w ord or or two to say to ter acre loti in the same survey. The whole ' . A E DISCOVERY i A,pga�-n his � oul lif ul I
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by this time., We'are in the'-fo-arth.vol- father's. It was a dreadful affair ; p, x- her, Step into my deu there, -please, property will be sold cheap. For. particulars ; I'll � Come Ifloating with t]
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ormation. Put a tial 'pa'xalysis set in and there was a co. n- while Ifiangupiny wet qoa,t. Iwillbe J, FLOLTRand good returns. Every effort will be . . . Unn ark .kN � () .NY,
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-er in the place, Faith, and then we plication,' -and a great deal of - sufferin, x ; with you in a moment." - . . ! I . ,-, ai n, ,leaxh�
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shall lose no ti -me -when we'ope-n tb e boak : and then the doctor said it was bopele4 .1 . . I ! their grists and chopping home � them- - He L
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Marriott ? it is most impro,%In . it. F Sale, cheap, the McCartney farm, oh the -rties of the ti�o articles signified in the above name, (Balsam of Fir ders from dealers promptly attended to.. . vari,ed -,4wieue
, g reading " Oh, poor Miss- Charity !" ejAculat�d ha I � -en h&,- but she lo ked around prope . I I or � 7br u
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. for young people. " I Queenie, with, tears in her eyes. S e _,*,I interest. Mill -Road, Tuckersinith, containing 126 acres'- Glycerine) yet, so far as we are aware, no attempt to combine their peculiar vir- - � � I 11 . arli
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'Cou-rd this active-looki "talkative could have gon back aild "ked tr Uiere were the book- -helves lie ha . tues had ever been inade until MESSRS. .-LUMSDE A larg - - Flow bi, and picture t
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pa,rdon on the spot for all"the haid th fenced and in a first class 'state of cultivation. Druggists, of Seaforth, had perfected and lit upon the inark-et their eparation in the barn, or delivered, as agreed u. pon. il. 4�s
little woman be the hopeless inva,lid of , made and stained himsel , loaded wi The balance is splendid pasture land. There is a pr 1. I .1 . .
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whom she had heard so m nah ?" Queem-'e, things 8 V I t Thack- brick house and new bank barn with stone stab- which is'now to be had from druggists uncier the name of 11 LUMSDEN & VIL- I .
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erself, with some bewilderment, drea�m't of troubI8 like this; I can hari ' fin � fell NDREWGOVEN .1
or water, and is within half .a mile of EL schpoL _ --6 sh advertising, by . � , - I Aromid, his heart, VU
as she sat down in the comfort, What be'came f 6ft1d I a his writing- 4 *edy, having in this age of persistent and lavi. ' -
uble chair bear to hear it. Of e thedi,"Jie- w s This farm is beautifully situated, and is within . . created a demand from aU parts of the Province, -11 8 . . .� I It b4ns hini oii its,
that Miss Faith brought ta her. Though poor fellow?" y 'no or twb miles of the -village of Brucefield and four. . er � . I
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it. was suiam-er, a little -firebii rned in the -"That is the worst part �.of allj." r - wic(s,--the .pipe rack ' d red earthen miles from Seaforth, and will be sold chcap, as increasing sale in every locality where introduced, the secret of whiell is that X. B. -All book -accounts to January 1, IM, I -� . F�rollrjoff tile I � k �
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grate; the window had been closed to plied Cathy, rather ro�luctantly, " hk I I . d the won easy -chair, the proprietor has gone to Kansas. Apply to A. every one who uses it cannot but speak well of it to their friends. Order4 are must be settled by cash o� note immediately. I - . For the# it was a WuNl
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cheeks loaked unusually p )ppositeos . . no, proof to the manufacturers that, althou b hundreds of Cough Remedies . ,. � I -
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were full of a soft weariness. I horse fell, in trying to jump a five -bat- of h s mother, a large fade oil -painting are everywhereprocurable, those who have useli the " Iloyal Glycerated Ba;lsam THE BEST YET. 1. - --1 �- Till r�und their 0W,
C . , ALUABLE FARM PROPEKTY FOR SALE. . . . --� - � M'us her4rd,the dan of:
'Charity is so fond of D'Aubigne ; I red gate, and rolleclover o,ia him'. SoiAe of woinam, not young, butt ,with a of Fir " can get nothing to -take its place. Il is recommended for Coughs, Colds, L- .
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think he tires me a. little. It is very people said lie wasnot quite sober'�wb swe t gentle face and'Gar 's blue -gray 100 acres, being Lot 11, Concession 11, Stan ey, Sore Throat, and similar affections. The most persistent and long standing coughs � I- . I
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))� 'I outbuildintr and good orchard. Well watered . jOf c il ren were bf1l
drip of the rain on the leaves strongly suspected, he was addicted and then she went to th window. A' � 's the throat. or bronchical tubes. It is just the thing wanted for a safe and reliable I I -
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ere were giants in those days," intemperance from t , Ttl THE NEW HOME -.1
" Th he 'hrst, I cann r, littlE Fird was singing thr dgh the rain; school adjoining the said lot. It is situatell 1 6 cough remedy, and should be in every. household. See that yon get wliat you ask- �- . And the -h his preciolil-�
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- broke in Miss Hope, vigorously. "Luther possibly' tell; bat I rather think - sh the - rops splashed, endle sly from the miles from Bayfield, 6 from -Zurich, 7 froin I Jp- for. for you. Prio, 50 . � 1. . 'Was b4nied'neatIx t
. ,- pe))i and ' If your druggist has not got it he will gladly procure i it .., . I � . - . -_-But high above all Mi
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I was a o --rand m an,, 'D . 1 3J from Varna. Ternis ,ql' ,000 dQ yn, cents per bottle. Wholesale by H� �IUGDEN EVANS & CO., Torento, or 1 1 A � .
0 I and so was Zwingle." - mnst -have -been, deceived m�', him. f WhIl rose bush daijer the window ,- the. Ithd the balance to suit purchaser. Possession V . � - i4r 0 lk�
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mine and clov4 pinks st LUMSDEN & WILSON, Seaforth, Ontarlio. . .
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gree af comeliness. In her, i I -calls him, . " r I - I �` air ith fragrance ; a- l a f drowned bee -XTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Bein- com- - I - I :
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ghe had been, too high J, I" But, Cathy, whait a ragedy wo Most — .1 , su-dae 1
4 r Yes she was very ill for a -� call this d 11, and ho' tiberry, - . .. HAth lberced the ui�
but now the gray hair toned and soften- , time �9 and 60 in the Ist Concession of Tur 1 Js Now Being Offered for Sale by : - .
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ed her down. . and then Miss Faith gave up h ir 'h * they, ate leading 2 i - . . -1 I
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was tall and Oiagirlar, wore spectacles, course it sounds very bad, and the pooi -' - the land is chopped read M -� And caliniv )-valb,. I ill �
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4-nd had that slight appei,idage on the thing- had suffered a good dea,l lone wa moon ight ! but to we it is the dearest I Purvis & Milks* -� R,
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Upper 1i I which is not a stAct fen,iinine and another; but how do you know thal place:" tbou �,ht Queeide, le, iing against shwarad1nood. There is a s ring creek running I I k - I
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and somewhat harsh.. Queeinie felt that Cathy, solemnly. " Think if that acei, r tt ? I Title perfect'. Price $2,500. Apply to .jA'.NfE,S . LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY ! -.,.-� I � -
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,, q u. e t of " the d -rag on " wa 9 not dent ha.d -never ha,ppened, and she had am so: sorry to have -kept y It W&iting, " B. DURNION, Saw Mill, Wroxeter. 888 . .
badly beat. . . . `E You smolte too ii -al,
owed, It was' she *ho held married hiin and then found that he was observed Garrth, apologetic y, coming - - -., I ' .
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the purse -strings of the little household, not worthy. To be tied -for life � to 4' . . .1 . I
to h6i side 11 quic - way "Langley . —PROPRIETORS. i would do well b y testing the nicrits of our ma-
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and who guarded the proprieties. Miss � m aa, a nol then. to see him sillik lower and, detaii led me with some que.� tions of do- F Sale, south half of Lbt 2, Concession 2, . chine before 1-)ur�habing elsewhere. AN`e are �171 - 4iz - �1
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,� 0. ine any greater torment, pone&" ! le I I : I - a bald lemled 11u.
the Plymouth Brothers and her some- C uld you imagi . 'I wh hare cleared, and the balance well timbered, . . if
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ter of tehlferaace and tota,l abstinence, get to hate bi M'. Nothing should m akel burry Look at that bee, ; Good Cheer for Christmas and New Ye�r Watches, Clocks :& J weIr � yj,11�
Mr. Clayton. vation. There is a good frame barn, and' log .- . .1 �,�,
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was far leAs rip, d than her stroag-niind- me live with such, a inan, ; 1 would beg I w, . I I I L't b .-e it
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I ! h . . se%,en and a half miles, from Brussels, and two I at the ,11 Central." -ing in -Watches, ,, u
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-i lHiss Faith drooped in sue ng l or 1P
it sparkling eyes, -and setti h ISV101,11 ca�rgo of houey."� miles tand a half from Wroxeter, and with- I . ie,welr .and SewinLy 3fachilles. Eleetro-Plating gi.,�
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&In allno%' h I d then Miss Charity's white teeth together. " To despise one's " Y u shall go to him b� and by. I in a quarter of a mile of a Schoolhouse. For fur- ; and Eng raving doiit on the sh- -
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such matters, found fault with the cease- ful !" EDWARD PALMER, Wroxdter P. - 0. y .. - tx�
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the bay window, " She is egotistical,, happen to either of us. Po- . . ARAI FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot10, Conces- Colored ; Valencia Almonds, Wahiut.,i, Filberts Canned Fruits, Unned Me.F ts, Purvis & Milks .10 of e4rse 110t, 1
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selfish; she werks that or Miss you are to enter on your n duties as F sion 3. Hullett, containing 86' acres; 68 C ) - I I - . -,bipped - snr)lting'h(,� ,i
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) ter all - -but to think of carm*g . i the balance is well timbered. The-farni is well . i Opposite the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth. I � � . ,
the girl to-. herself, with a certain yot�th- ior-D'Aubigme's Reformation and copy, CHAPTER XVI 1. under-Arained and fenced. It is niwtly seeded s TEA§, which for pungency and flavor are I un- . I A !
_ ful antagonism again I P . Large arrivals of New Season' I . � .P-re$,ence of
. st oppression. ing oat all those rubbishing extracts, 11`�IE NEW SCHOOL -MIS SS. togra.4s. There are on the premises anewframe excelled. Prices from 25c to 75c. per pound. SUGARS cheaperthin ever. r, till . - � - I
holuse and bank barn with stabling underneath. - Presence' 0611ind is a
_ "' Miss Faith is a saint., b-ut I wonder after living through such a tragedy as It Thc. *i%yial round, 'the commor task, . .A brai�ch of the Maitland River runs across the k of General Groceries The " Central " is the spot to buy good goods. .
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haw she ca a - that ! it sdem s so incomprehensible. Wo Ad furnish allwe ought to ask - back end of the lot making it an excellent graz- good,s sold by us warranted as represented,' or cash refunded. Educating Horses. �-. I ir."beetL 11oA ,v of I
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ment, as young people often, are in their ought �to have stood still in her little To-bring,us dailynearear God.'-KH.BLF. ted six miles from Seafo. th and five from Clin- ... . self-possessctl,l knOw jw�
' - ton with school and churches convenient. . ,� . an C�nlerg4,e,fty.
I estimate of thitigs and people. There firmalment? Don't you -know hearis axe "Inamonthfronitbistii�ie you are I I I .11--, it is 1i
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wa's selfishness? and possibly oppression, broken every day and the world goes on te.enter onlyour new -duties as mistress the undersi(med on the premises or to Clinton i I . have an active -.11hul lv�
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in the continual sisterl sacrifice de- just as u.- of the Hepshaw girls sGliocl. . Crockery and Gfassware Department. Prof. Bullock ' ,7 i1sefulknowled-c but Z
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mauded as a right.; in the unpitying- ously. he and ue ie'- e med . Queenie gave a little start and cry of .. ; ii I Oe -
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clainis made on the health and,time so have changed characters that - after- s11PPrE sised pleasure, and tb n the color 0PLZNDIDFAR31IN BRUCE FOR SALIE.- . , - 111hid, -and Jinve it valm �
0 F.brSale, Lot 30, Concession 6, townsbib of �7V,,e have a larae and choice selection in China Tea Sets, Printed and Decarat- The Champion 1-1-orse Educator an d Teacher, "� � � ' - � A 1-no-nient wheil it is laetv
ungrudgingly bestowed upon her. - noon; it was Cathy who wa:s calm a' rushect over her face. ,vVith sudden ini- i wishes to inforin the people of Seato
I 8 - nd Bruce,� containing 104 acres, of wh ch about 30 ed Te Sets, Dinneor and Breakfast Sets, Chamber Sets Toilet Sets, , rth aW 1: - i
2 - %]. At another time her -old- pulse, s involuntary as it was * raceful acres are cicarcd� fenced and ^free f roni stuin s - vicinity, that he has rented from Dr, Coleman the, - 4�� - .1 friend of 1)11111,(� (AlCe
In life, real - life' ,we ee sacrifices of philosophic, 9 . _ Y I 1. etc. I etc.
airm is inibercol prii 'pally - . large Ui Iding known as the old drill shed for, ,�- - Z
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this sort perpatu,ally enacteoll before our fashioned -wisdom, wo,uld have provoked she lie .d out her hand to Garth. . the bal witlisple3i"a � poker -chip in the chure) ,
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eyes aamehow. -Human flesh and blood a smile; but Queenie was too much in . . 01 , Mr. Clayton! how Itind youare . are framic W ings, and a ever failing sping fully solicited. Highest Prices Paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry -rkl F 1i I I I olts and � � ; *' people AV0111;
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sometimes. the young, compelled to put, , "I shotild havof thought her story you hic d for otten; and all the time you miles of the flourishing town of Paisley and an � . spection. All those desirin to ))ave thei - - . * . Jr
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rp- ' school .opposite the place, and it is in, a spkndid their interest to improve this rare opporturtAy
their best years chaiiied to the couch of in her face. - i" FaitbJ Garl . - .
al to the occasion settlement is a. . ghly understands the arl -,. . I.. �
If it h'd been ]NI & was quite equ, . I . There good Clay bank: for nothe Professor thorou. . � .. rk,deem that chip. He I
I and scietice in all its branches a id also guarall. - �, .) wa
helplessness ;.."condenined to share t he now—, Cath you look qt1eer ; has Mis� - . th I tbat the chil s, NVO
yl Helocked down at the girl's radiant bricks wor tile, which is worth one four' of what . i - - .
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� burden of an invallid existetice; exposed Faith* ever- had a story too?" f�ce, 8 expressive of joy and gratitude, Laidlaw & Fairley, Seaforth.'J tees to give perfect satistactii ' 0 4 . - 1, and he Nvotihl,eash itat
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bearing thern out of pity foil the s.1-iffering no one does; but I al eyes. When the 81im hand. was stretch- I � the public rpr their patrol .-
ways fancied there . — I— . iage in the past, .ani - always knew that tthts(l
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of llove, a life within a lilfe,of m anSfold cions were arclused when she . � I- if he -were only my brother ! ' Hingston, the executon offer the following vol%v � I . -� %Vf're ,; � 4eXpeli,81vu as th�
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swee-tuesses blossoming o,ut of the pain, I ut she -would -not like 911 valuable lands for sile. First-Nortb half of I R. B ULLOCK. I I - � z . h
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. as in the case of an afflieted. paxent or m e to,riapeat such nonsense. " . natural yearning s she felt the strong.. taining 90 acres. On this lot Js erected a good . I . To Whom it -May Conccrn: � ;. !A- pic-nic alki, by nli-,take
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I well and pump. Nearly all cleared, and is Oil or] -,S ).11(1 Bullock to handle some colts fl3r usland feeling
lives of sisteily or brotherly devotion. Cathy ! there could never be any h ` - ' Gl,;�rb's bandsome face looked alino Rodgers,& S*011s Table and Pocket Cutlery, Electro -Plated Knives, F thic- sltaoleof an ujnbrag4
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Yet. are there sadder cases, wben d tollingine., . . as br Ris posi6on content- Brussels. This farm is a valuable one, is weii Spoons. A splendid ass"ortment of Hall, Parlor aud Library Lamps. `re==g him to the pub- ' I �- �
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� _ en years agio, per. . hin t ; it was novel as well as interest- fenced. and in a good state of cultivation, Second. - . lie, feeling confident from Our own observation - h- was -a candii1atc for.
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when the self sacrifice is --bitter though haps not. I don't kilo'", what made' Ing, It pleased him to thro,',*v the shield - Lot 4, Concession 5, township of Grey, county " Block. Tin " - Gqods in Jelly Moulds, Pudding Dishes, Tea Pots, Cofiee Bigg �is, and experience that his systein. for -trai,nil -d - - laturee, autt dill not wi!4
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' of Huron, containing 100 acres, 10 acres cleared I educating colts and vici' ig in
% thing' but' she spoke - -of his protection and tendel-ness round ous hoi ses, far gxc& � f 1110ther or lose t1w v,ote i
ve,luntary ;. itrhen the, watcher would wil- - Langley say such t ,.-I
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lilugly Ghan,41 I I any system we have ever bad the pleasure of � I I -
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that the bounding pulse of health miaht came u to th n i. the ward and pealed to his generosity. - 'If and a alf miles from Brussels, and one inile .-ayimr that be di'11I.
11=1 I I p . . talk d way b I master meebanic of his profession. It is Im
I . be subdued, that the keen suffering of to them for a long time. - Langley said Queen.e had been old and For prices and teinis apply celebrated 11 Cold Handle " Sad Irons, both plain, polish and nickel fill" ' short'th .
. . . . pl in he would , Ish. ne ago that he came to our town a per, 45rwi-, there. - I
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. to Tuos. KFLLY, Bi P. 0. HF,.NRY JEN. INGS, � feet stranger, but since that tinte he has by his '
repressi d God only I nothing'cros.t.;ed her mind utitile'she sijw� have I een just as gentle and chivalrous Victoria Squarep. , O., or JAMES SMITH M Ife -%A-as tv,rril)ly .sl
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all P strict attention to business and gentlemi'�Iy be- � ;,� I
knows what bitter measure of wom - Is' him look at Miss Faith some -1 in his manner to her; 'Plo' Japanned Tinwares, Enamelled Wares, Kitchen F urnisbings and Cooking Uten h our, won ho.stq of friends and we are 11104 - -1 -- Thepoll,., aii,ol lie ,i1e-.-,t-r%-.
I , and then, No w Drnan would Lodge P. 0.,'Middlesex County. 868 . � avi �
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pain., m ight be olulled and quieted by how, the tbot lit got , .. ever b a,ve bad a r � � I ! �
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ig into her mind.)2 h happy to hear of hisstay in I N -vi.. a .
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I mere bod-ilv weakness. No -. Mit a ,ittle of the zest and fl ivor w- and hope that he inav reevive a liberal patronso. - . �
thing but a look?" ould Wo GOOD FARMS IN USBORNE FOR SALE. � - . � ---
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T G' be free,. only to be free, and Jive - My deax, they,e is ,v gr� have I een wanting. . T --The Executors offer the fo I from all those desin-Ing to 'have a wel - I Crass Pur,p
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I . for sal a, in order to close the affairs of the estate hone, and we can truly say ore �, .
their own lives,—tha,t is what some wo7" read in looks, I that, Are are in - * 1 1941114-1 1410 .
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. � I(eturned Cathy, demure- To i ead gratitude in a, pDa of wonder- of the late Andrew Moir. First—Lot We have many useful, sensible and appropriate articles suitable for Christnias than el, eased with the �worfc that he has done for.. � �. � . ,i A n Irislantu
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m en, vainly crave; amol then a stone is ly. ' " It -was jil�t the b.�ginniitg, I da,re f 11 t A seem to have no cession 3, town Us. igned) D. D. Wit . %A .ry early in search of "',
� shil:L.of Usborne, containin'g 100 . sws�, RoBT. 1".. -JONES, JAq - . I
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given them for bread. Instead of work, say, of a possible' romance. X%Then Miss bottor i to their depth, and to feel a soft acres, 80 acres eleaje'd,-well fenced, and in a good and NeAv Year's gifts, in Hardware, and House Furnishings, which we ba6ve JOSEPH WARD, JOHN � -e tlie gaille, I
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wa,*t* , the harAiest an -harity's trouble happened., a�d poor girlish hand touch his own timidly, wer orohai d of the choicest fruit, and t1wo never fail- marked at our usual low prices. - . CASE, K I OD, J, I �
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trying form of work ; instead of freedom Miss Faith came home. �o u -se her, new revelations to -the young man, who - s DicKso.N,' I AN 11mil did he I -t but!
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a mesh of finely woven: duties,light as every one said it wa as a p4ilosbph &bid b -ick house. Second—Lot 31, Concession 3, 896-12 . I ;
s grief at he' er, but no stoic. He re- Avh() owlted the VA.AA-.1
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9�ssamer threads, yet binding the con- state that made her so grave and unlike ,memb ed their expression long after- towng tip of Usborne, containing 100 acres, 85 CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS. I . -Ik� - I lit', 11m. was up, tw)IIS
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rebellion while Charity talked-ahout her thing to do with it, and so do L' What a contrast she is to Dora !" he stable , driving shed, all frame. school on op. WISHING MY NUMEROU,r3' CUISTO-MERS, AND EVERYBODY1 A I BEG to inform thoaq Indebted to ine low 11ar ( ;
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umes of finely -copied extracts. - beens' that have s Exete -and Hensall. These. farnis adjoin each MERRY. CHRISTMAS. to the entire destruction, of IPY mill by fire, Igo, 11 ,norning?" T
I " I al . poiled so many WQ- " Y DU are very good to m 7' continu- and will be sold toiether or separately. . I compelled to call on you for a prompt settle -,,,, saying, " Indeed, I'M1411
he out passages that please me;, men's lives." . .ed Q 3 9 I � I - �A
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ways via T11 =s of payment as the booki mu Mit to see if I c ill linill
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it is hach a resource, to read them after- " But Miss Faith'is not so old,=only 1 11 hope a second appeal will I � illy breakfast,!�` a
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