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; , I . . swere(I the oitly . le r e had receiv:i jothere,,n � he oZd,we ARm FOR SAL& For Safe. Lot 87, con&w . I . I . .
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I - t, -_ . � in orence. � - . sion 4. East Wawanosh, unty . I - I
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I b mider, wished to be a minister, . . !I : L - day when the weather is fair.'
I 4 t She held the', sheet.over �ye:,jj . family. I to close the &Wro of the of 'the late JAS. . :�. I
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I : aguidil wo Id not co4inent, .or Dven, accept the . I I . 14 I
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; � : compromise of Studying I . wa-ve the tair on -the top of his lit
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, ; ,.�: I . . iaedi6mie,'which Mrs. Bowen: received him. They 9hoot, GEORGE 'HOWATT, Wesiff. d P. O., or: to I Begs to announce to the public that he has-00ya.. And I aunts.-
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I -Mrs. Bo,wen dropped -her face I)rward . ) i =ustdress bin, up in his prettiest
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I ! I , m1c, intoL jhe,w as still living at- hands, "d.tieir eyes met in the inter- I I and �eve wAl
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� i ; - . gene was reading. - . . . . . w cepting ilance of the night before. ing J. L. SMITH'S, SEAFORTH. I re of him thils,year. .
- . ARM FOR SALE. -One hundrid acres b4 . nopiciti -
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; I York. Imogene now addressed her 14 Imogene will be here in a moment," F the south -half of Lot 9, In the 9th Conces- - WROXETER WOOLLEN FACTORy -
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. k C49 1 It DmiR DIARY'-Yot can not 1he said, with a� nAuralness thait made sion of Morris, County of Hurn. It is well ditu- . -old w1hen we took- i
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: . . . very im rtant news to give you in re- - - , � � y in a a "clous. I . watered. It will be r'l chei p as ,the g � .. fore,
4 . . how -far away the ev4 nt8,'of this da hi- awO� rd nd co I gaold � owans -
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I U � have. pushed the feelings and ideas of . - . give good val . A Me a Jamill on biq mauu�ej
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z . . gard to iniogene, and as there ia i to. way ; the time when I " Oh, there. is no haste " he answered, * , up farming. For pa ticularg app] � to mgsp .. in - . ,d the darling nowbasa twelvetilolith I
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� � . I . agreed to write to you C29. McCLELLAND, Bel�m, ve. - , f I �
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t . I Of for it, IT will tell you at - uncouthly hat is, I am. very, g . . . � . - of bewildering- grac L
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Z underr this name. Tfil .. ow, it seems to ' '_ a moment * ith — . �
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; . once that it relates to her marriage. : - Of the chance to speak . . . I FULLCLOTHS, . J� _Jetey!
i FOR SALE.�Being 1lots Fancy and Grey Fl n els, Wool Squares, Clouds, Winceys, Blankets, Tweeds, At tbe.rosebud mouth, at the i 1
� :if I had noVehan),,ed in the least #you, andl to ask your -to profit by what - TWEED8, .
I . � me as VALUABLE"FARM a
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Z � , .1 � thing since we parted, D,nd- - no* I - � -- u - thffik *b st. -I know . you aro� no 29 and 39, Concession 8, Hullett, 200 acres. � � - V-,b3r the photograph taker, that N-AnIty,
, i I � I yo; W L t Of this 150 are cleared'and in good� StAte of UNION TWEEDS - UMO we,114vt bl*Ugill
I � man whom I knew in Florence when I � � . w -can
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I hardlv know -m elf fa - the SaMLe per- 2 .
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� was here before, and of whom 11 never . I L ,pleased with me. and I don't pultivation ; balance, hard%% L FLANNELS, : � prize I . ;
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; � -40 each, with other buildi . 5 . . arried our childto the town Ont dav
� . him very often, and I have seen mAhing 'L wonde�ful has come. � my lif , - better -light . i vith . you -the true lijht. s N . . - We c , , j
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�. : I feel that- it rests W_ acres of bearing orchard Farm is well wat red I . �WINC-EYSP . 1be skies wcr.elmoft,and the air Was COO!
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1 7 . . in him that I could -not approve, He is ith LL to "make it the ,It seems that there are son e things we by spring, besides wells, ft.;�)sltuatgd a . L . I I . . ,%14, 1
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I . I - 6test blessing to. rayself .and others, ' o ven for� the tirdth's 'sake. 5j miles from the town of Olin wri ; school h use
i : I . Mr. . Theodore Colville, of Prairie des . . I must not d . . WE PURP?SE MAKING THIS THE SALE OF l'ibbons and )aces, arid Swiss ind tul)(�.
. . or the !greatest misery. If I prove une n the farrii ; will be sold on vason&W terms to . 1 I a prinoe in the artist*s elmi
I I I I Vaebes, India -Aa, where - he was for . But that's ei her here np'r' there. What 0 : . N 8 11P looked like,
.; - . . a STOCKING YAR 4 �. � ;Sitting erevt, and brave, and grand,
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. , . . I worthy od it or unequal to it then I am: I a suitpurchaser.- JA_XM-W`AT�SON,L.ondesbo`o THESEAS024. NOW IS THE TIME TO PROCURE . . - -
I . many years a newspaper editor ; - �u,t he rn most- an�ious for i'p not -to take� -a p. 0. . . . 939tf . . . I - . With his big red app!e, he searce rould g
. ' sure that nothini.but wretchedness will, shadow of advantage child'p . . . 1 - T
I . . was born somewhere in New-Enn land. . . . � of -,%his --of - - - I ' . . Teld close-i,n the Jlaimof his dimple bw
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6� - He is -a very cultivated, inter sting . � Imogene'8 inexperxence� VARm FOR SALE. -The Fxa�utors, of !the YOUR WINTER SUPPLY FOR THE SAMC � �
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; . I I man,, and though not exactly a, s:)eie _y . ness from her family. � I feel that I ��ust X estAte of the late Sarnual Slemon,offer I I Promptly Attended to. . . 41 Ile is taki g it now!" - We held our brt
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I I _� man, tie is very agreeable and refi. ied in � It is 80 in some -sat protect �her from herself qon AS WHEN THE SEAsoiy IS OVER. . LITTLE I . 4t
. . . Grey. There are 100&cre8;80 of - . �yhat a pose!" -we whispered, then j
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i -that ' 8 rnv idea., But I have to which are cleared, 10 acres pirtly cleared ind Parties from a distance will, as far as possible, �
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:r his trianners. I am'sure his character is - Yes -that i ' death
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..�. I I - - i your large -mindedness will -.receive it do this in s that I blrdl .. 10 in good hardwood bush. I 9,'here is a, �ood MONEY 15 S1 - Waited-alld baby wasall serene I
- ; irreproachable, though he is not a mem- ,so Man� way �,OWIIYG LARGE RESULTS, EVERY have their ROLLS ROME WITH THEM
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11.1 differently. from most,people, and -1d be ,very frame barn with stone stabling underneath Sox � . I Till the critical nioiiieut, when, bcbold, '!
�._. ber of any dhurch. In regard to his very . - know how' , to begin. , I shou ' :1 he has put -the Mill into Good Working Order lChe sun was catching that lovely 100�,, i
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- I that you will see it as I do., Ile is the � I 60feet. Immediate possession will begiven. A DE. and employs none but Efficient Workmen, . .
. I TIME. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS IN EACH .! S it shook the'&or, .
i Ineans I know nothing whateve;-, and . . willing, if you thought best, to go i�way large rtion of the purchase money will be a]. gelia terrible roar, .
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., noblest of men., though e tries to con- ' Son!
can only infer f rom his way of life that and stay away till she has heard from lowud �9 stand on interest; for further partAlcu- , � And that was the pit-ture the bwlft ;
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. I he is in easy eircurnstances. I ceal it nder the light, i onical manner ber.-people, and let her have that time to , lars apply to JOHN LECKIE, 197 College Street, PARTMENT. 1� DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT OUR . . I :
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. I I I'The whole inatter has been a think it .all over again. . She is very � - . I . . . - . iknd a mouth tbn:Vs opened so % ery WI&
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I - sur: cruel .disa�pointment.' It was here in . . � ____ _ -, . . 931if . �. R MILL39 That our dear little sibter, si))N-I-Wipe, �
I I prise tA), me, for Mr. Colville is 'seine ' young -so much- younger than Il Or,' - STOCK AND PRICES. . . REMEMBER THE WROXETE! � I)eciares she can see the c6 imsiae. I
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�_-. . I twenty-one, or two years older than Florence,' twenty years ago, that a girl if vou thought it better, I would stay, 1111 FOR SALE. -'Lot 2% Concession 12, I - . . I
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Imogene, who is very young in her feel- . . . I I held' m�. F.Township of 4rey, containi ig 102 acres,60,,or ALEX. L. tGIBSON, . I I�jaren't got ever their unger-,yet; I
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for a girl of he. I f her I , ti,�t we thought it N�" funn�
has fallen -to me, and flurig . it � . the balance is well timbered, i rhere is on the � Js L $MITH, SEAFORTH � Proprietor, I � I .
. ings I away- am anxious to do what is'right. At the - .1, I A I i Moneyv
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.. . have realized anything like a seriej,05u,it- , - how . premises a good frame bousei lo r bar'n and frame . . . — . i
You, Di, will understand . I" 96 .- I I I I I For that strange phase of out precious j
tachment between, them sooner I ould was same time". --be, smiled ruef ully- there stables, plso a gobol bearing ore ard. It is two I �
- T A first fascinated with the idea, of :trying is Such L . � Staple and Fancy Dry� ,Goods, One Door South of Mrs. J. Kidd's Hardware. . i
U0 . . a thing as being so disinterested miles froni-Ethel station on thi Great 'We t L i . ell 04,gr tbali bally, tMnk. �
. � atone to him b ere for AR the wrong be � v 81 12 i . . . . ;
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have written before. Even now I to Railway, one mile from the vilfs �e of Cranbr . . Ali 1 elilldr' .
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- I engaged or not.- No doubt Imogene . . leave her so very free that she -may -be- further. particulars apply A) VALENTINE. q . . I . I
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. /, "' Of course I would rather wbatL I ha, read in a poem or novel - doin -myself. . What shall I do? I wish MANIN. . I - o 932-12 . - . . - . - What an awbil ti ' - it would be for .) ou 1
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. amn that ba,d nothing to do -with. me erson to act with'�our approval," . . WILL BUY YOU AN - - ' if all artist should bappenulong some 4
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I . . ally, but it grew up and . ' ' 1131 FOR SALE. 6ff ers ; FALL AND V�,IN'R Aild observing the pouting, the frown,!
. I Imogene was under my charge, though on me more Mrs.. Bowen had listened with -'ac- -The Subipriber .f or . - I I 11, i
� more the more I saw of him, and -felt the P�ale his splendid farm 'of Ing I . � flouting,
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2 . . . have been careless or imprudent a out 0 2 rent man- well have looked like sympathy, asj.�she , story p-Lnd half frame house, � acres spletidid I er, - .
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her. linterfered as far as1cou, J,at , sat fingering thetop_�of her hand -screen ' ; To O -N
- . . With the anguish he"had suffered. - She � . . f ? sturn 5 acres in fall wheat. Tbe whole u9det � I . . . . .1 . � : I
. . the first rriontent I could, but it ap 11 ears - -- . with her eyelids fallen. Sheliftedthein, PSI . � L -11y with -a -:,mile* IoNv, ;
. - . I . I - � *good cutivation,'and well underdrained, live t . . . YOU bade,me good , i
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I that it was then too late to prevent wha A. had killed his youth . she had spoiled to say : c, I have told you that Iwill spring"bi the farm and h o ol wells. Close - Alid Away ,to the west wild and drear , 7
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. I Is life - if I could revive t e I . to Z'4- es and schools Thr � of war's bugle . t� i
� . -has: followed. Yours sincerely, - . � jr . - not advise you in &nyway. I can' 'not. i . WAT-OH A� the -sound :
L' hi heml, iestor: . in, 0AMPR *LL- 1- & BRIGHT'S I . ,'
� niles fro ii the town of Cl ton,. from Seator h. � : .. � You went without tzhadowof fiesr. i
5 Is E-VALiNNA BOWE P7 them! It -came uki ,me' like a great I have no longer any wish I thi's ma ' I . i . I B�t when I Complained of i
L . . flash of ii .... � .. as �na as soon as'this . t- Will be sold on reasonall te �. HUGB 71c- I � I I .0 -our g .
� � . )4 .. � . ter. I must still remain in t I . I . � IT* fa�-edang,ers, untold ih the w,oit; i
T ,Imogene read, the letter -twice iver, e p (36 Of DONALD, oil the premise or ntoll P. 0. � . - -AT-, . - 1) --
, thought, to possession. of �, e, I .felt. Imogen*e's mother; but I! will do Only . . 930tf . . . % I Ypirvbidedineg,enth .Nsinirin_-. ]
and then she said " Why isn't h .- I - :
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. . it, and I was enabled *put: ide'with. f� . -VA%lr FOR SALE. -For sale, ot 25, Concps- � : I - . I
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- I the difference between on ages was very he- stone ho se, bank barn and cther necessa .
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� . . ni sorry to do any- orchard of bearing trees, and the river Maitiod . � JEWELLIERY STORE, ; w .
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I Ucce1li's " �he ans w. ered, - patiently, - imacrined it would .be 80E le, on,- young; 9 - . � I I . - . Those eyes now so fearlessly thuffilng I
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- . but when this light broke upon me, I ", waste land. - it is a first-class fai7m either ior Flock in with your Orders for Suits and Overcoats. For Ladies' Ulsters . � . -
�� Imogene winced, ba " I should ' . y u, " You know that . � .
� t I de- ' , ,o , 'Colville began. stock'orgrain, and is within tw) iniles, of the - . :
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i � g yvoun er even - - -%-oil went rh orrul -nod * 1
. � I � .. , 0 townofSeaforth on the northern gravelrowd. . an . . I With yournien . .
; 3pise hini ff- he were mer6ly a society than uld give the World to please y' a---2' and Jackets., , It is well-limown everywh,ere that we c -
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� a girl. Sometim �1 . . ents-oif all kinds . * and �a4 prisolik-d wolnvi
- - . es, wil h my experi- � . : . I HUGH J. GRIF,%T,1. I . 1 Oil-tf . . Din . - IfelplessvIlildren .
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z . tellectual and good." lv%ai are you saying to me, Theo- — ' of . And now I'm so pvroud of you, ,darlilig, 1
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- newspaper editor be anything - aga: k-st , iousi, "Is there ' !�--n 70, rr1s: I � Skin, &C., &C., - - �� % Who dic-4 At tbeir plat, true and bravi�.i
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t out perfectly detestable. I don't know . - � .. , telling you that I W1 give you no 1 our �
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�- . ean not tell you anythi � . is looks. iier," cont aed M owe , ,,I .will acres, about so of .'which are Ved, free f roili � f
� " ting her hand to her forehead, as ill to, Gr is ' I rs. . I I I I � . I I .
I . h* life without I I .. . . n . . . I - � I Ali%] Ni -lien you are homeward returuillir,
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t . ,he that her 11,ilm, somehow, and make him- a common in in my powcr. If she as I A_
nge of posture had sent -there. " I . vI ia iti an _
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IM . " Th nk you," said Colville, vaguely. . I . . . e . ize
oil- �'How can I mak myself his com-� I well. �he land isall ilry and .
- t. can se d it or not, as you -, T I . . - ia . the best qualit � _..�
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-6 UW can Con- " I Wil not have � your thanks," y si ua e Seaforth all . . ) i . . *%iie the lips will Ile smiling with plvPxu
It merely a formality nly. writing 1.11-nce,hiln that there -is E o sacrifice for.. - Kippen �tations, with ood gr -a 'I 'roads leadin � i 1 1 . L
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Perhaps you'll see it dif- .. promptly etorted -Mrs. Bowen, "for I to'eaeb jilace. For fur a iculars ad�re , . - �
mother. m e, and 'I that he alone � s giviD up ?� ' r 9 I I I . i - I - .
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to the - 0 ok mind.' I e I shall be do my dut to Imogenoi,� and when that- prietor. j 1 � W44 � . . I . I .
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shut upon her hand had been star ' 4' is ended is e*nded. Tbe�re is no way LU . .
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tor go to, bed now." � I . I . -excent o keein her from re etf-.;" T`OV..,,.,. . f. VT 11 . i � I- V.,RnQQ—VY T A . . -LIL1,11 l- +MA lul�v the-da.rk,wats and r&I
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f 11 0 - � Mhat,shc I as -done." . � . 5th CoT cessions of Grey, con dr, ing 200 �cre I 1 . - L I -nd halPbre,eds-
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t I sho--ul(. . 150 of w iich are cleared and i i I 'te f -SALE & RETAIL GROCERS, - .
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� selfish nature, I s done7 and each place. There is a school :)n the next L t. I I The best Canadian and to Eng ish visit6r�"Cum, Mo
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k to stay, N% I 9 me," said "olvillie. li t I We ar than thankful forthe past liberal patronik,ge, and trust
L u di I OOD FARM FOR SALE. -1
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, Bu We're�w i - 1AIrs en ropped-*hers6jf back, �in the affairs of the estate o t t Ile late W. . I . . business. . I . .. . . I . 0an- �
I should not care. It s. suah"a comfort I G Saw, , - an at the thealkre, as a wo, :
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perfectly dem, eralimd !" It Wag One I her arni-cl a,ir*, i)t to -force Hingston, the executors offer tl e followinj 't" i .
L . . 04 to say these things about him, to exalt . 9 ry by the addie and half Chest, at wholesale prices. I
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� -he words she bad picked up from Coil- b d . se thin , I am"a woman st .re,and arriv -ng Hyson, Gu owder" .1 tjj� j
� t the rs u on -ine, . valuable lands for �alc. Firib-North halt of
i - , im, an, get 4im I New Crop eas in I ing, consistingof You np lf*dt
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$L . le. . in the i true light�at , Lot,39, Cblicession 5, townshir o," Morris, ic ri-� Japans and Bla,eks. .1 I : .
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Z last. I Ciallv) I taillingoacres. On3hislot it elected a good "' Why tbat's the star " mptiea I
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e . The quivering face in the glass bLr . can '. New Scaso Fruits i abundance,; 100 boxes Morrand7s New Valentia Raisinsi . rc
, 4 . cc Oh, I will relieve you of my pres- . " Black Batsket, New Currants, Figs, and as Usual a large stock of , The star?" " I
, . i,n� a passion of tears, and Effie sobtled - I well d ullip. N , London Layersi
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I .� 11 JOVRNAL. , I early all cl(amd, and is pn . � - I � ' In , �
- herself to sleep. I . ence," said C I I've Sugars, Syrup 41nd.Molasses. � -,ok8 i �
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I Imo� " I a -hall tell' him ab6u; you, one of I no Wish to Bru This farm is a valua alt one, is 11 Fine Coffee;* Green, oasted and Ground. Pure Spices in full variety. A full 1 - I --S.'ai(l LordJohn Rusaill to, '
i r, . g ''upon you- - I P I �. , I . - .4
I ,ene sat down *at Mrs. Bowen's tlle fi,r .force any bin . leait ot, all fenced and irf a, good s ate of cultivailivCn. -f I � I at a A(�x " ('1112ner., 4 whait -40 0:
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st things, and parbal a he can suc- _t .
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desk, and pushing her 'letter awa I 0 nlysel . tle stock of Cannec' Fruits ard, Vegetables, Salt AVater Fish, Whitefish and Trout. I
I ose,, and moved toward4 For pxices and terms apply to Tia i. Kju,Ly, B s- ! � f 1 islati ? 4�
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I . Y) I le- - L gest son e way - otit of you - tro,uble, , h i- . sels P.i O., HPNRY JBIN-m.-wa, Vict)rj D Square P. .9 Full Line Of Ge -ieral Gro(eries, second to none in Ltbe market. I � .
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. -She hastily interc4 91 Or JANH� S311TH., Maple Lodge P. O.,-4iddle ex A new and complete 3tock'of Crockery and Glassware just to hand and aranteed. - If this is . 9 .
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- - I " RE IER,-I inclose - - '13 1 1 yoq.'thinh I will let YOU go Wi I . I be opened out t4 - i . � .
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r -kit MOTt a let .er when you see him ; for you will fee thout . I I is week . I . � . ,
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- I -tands 3011, and that - 11 -p, ARM OOR SALEI IN THE TO' lip I :F -whol r ( � � 1 4, X uniber oxie, my -Lord, ' W -4s tit
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` I I can. what I wish to, tell. I is such a rest. 0 h e as ihat ? 'It's ' tl� H ..le i:e" a quantities. . the fastest cutting saw in � the Mar-
� - better tban . I L -too late for _L' TL:CKERS3lIT14.-For;sa1din etoums ip I I , .
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� do, not ,see how L�caxi ad(f anythinLC, tj at - . of Tucker 'th . .
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i. 1. W(I -are of an a F i - n, � etter than you, Colicessiol, 9_ I','. R. H., containing 100- ar',r ., 0 1 ' I � I ,- I sit to
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I � I )uld give you in - ide .of h I asleep, INIrs. whatyouthin.k. 'Ishall play inypart, is resclea� ed ; the rcmainder in U`11 ill. The fa, -in OH ;; RLESWORTH & BROWNELL. . ket, and of first-class temper, we .ividl - . i ..
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I down in cold bla ' . B,.Ywun caine-to her in, tt e dark and *and U "bilill pay yours I ljltt-%-� re,i'lls- and a half stor briok house wi , ishrle ro)f .4 . - . - bargli, happened to be
I ck- and white, and not L Yo .1 . . � y ill � I - . calial Bridge, -
6 . softly closed the door that open,ed"from two frame! harns and shed, anj'g I 'at F'oulitaiii .
I seem- hk e a mere inven tory. I do r . I 'ORTH OF SEAFORTH POST OFFICE.
� ed to. give you advice or boilli, and I ood ivells. Th� i ON DOOR 1\ take it baok and ive another
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� .. � � 9 031e ill its �, - trxeted by thecries of some ,one. 1
; . Ot the-.- girl's rooin' into Effiels. She sat nev' farm is of first-class soji. it is two miles f r in . I .. . �
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suppose you expected me to become d er shall do iLL1. U.
� n- down on'the bed I is, Old I will fulfil it. - � I - . - , � . 11c immedin ly nitu I
� - .. gayed wh en you sent me out too Florence, . , and began to speak -at duty to hei Seaforth, 14 'Wood 'gravel r:)ad I �1.ading to e*.h . . I �opot, anddiijeovered the object �
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� I rTio� � matter how dioasteful it is to either of place. ly on the premises to JA S. WAL"R, - — place. . - .
� lir � . I - - � � . i , . tri ! ,,ss to be a little urchin abo
. . and, as Mrs. Bo,,% -en saYs, I don't km�,w awake. " I thought y � ou w 3uld , 0 .DA WALKER,blill Road, or to Bruoe- �
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� I . come, to us'you must co�-ne here as before. .
� I - eilgrj�(Yed- or not. I will 'The � " . I . d, whom be succeeded v
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. 1eave it eritiretv to - - r. Colville ; .if h � ' house is as free t6 .''you 'as ever -freer. —_
me, Imogene; but as you'didn't I have eld P. U. I . ;
i- says we are engaged, -e am- 8 11 r . - d we'are, to �e as good'frierids as ever ! - i NUI h" CLEARING SALE � � led with the naive reir-Ark :
I __ ALUABLE FARM. FOR SAL,?.-Tbe' au - . - I I . � � . I w0m
ard th-piights : me - to -night, I � -6etter.- You can see Imog I I . .
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. - our my - prE sene .; and, as far as I arli being, South East half of. -Lot Xj,'Concession 8,- 1 : : I . .--()I I)onald1who is rather i
I that he was going awa) i, r Ar- friend,- and I wish to be yoi Lr friend ; it ' —or— '. I t
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1 do what is est. .& " i . � ene alone or scriber offers for sale his' fi Lin i of 100 mer'
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be wi ar 1 0�1; EnOw can't let yda. "" You need . V .
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r . o, I . free froip- stumps, the balance i -well timbd . . I I ruinded 91 times) vraA engAged �
� . ence because he thou bt I supposed ic -would. be iviuked lagod or not, as you chobse. - � I I
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� -a I d I asked him, to else. I would , I -an y I I . ilding six mib�. � r4
r � I a 0 tou YOU with-haf(Iwood hemlock and c dhr. The f SEAFORTH. bu ,$ f
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understan ?" � is in a higli staie of cultivation. I 130or-us. TTID S 01EIS .
E I - I mother were here ; 'but I tried to make I, - - little croft. , One
i . . � I � one qnd three.quarter miles f o i Belgrave,7 �� � I � -
� _. "larna. good deii-I excited to-niglt, Not in the least�,"isaid Colville in 11 I - , . . -1
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I L liles fro ii Wingliam, 8 miles rom Blyth., - It is �� . . �
I ' letter to her everythingthat it shoulo n I f I .
I -1 a ca -A' not write very the ghost of his Old b0tering manner. . i - - � I' . .
o - within one-quarter mile- from-selpol. -There are I . . . Y+ls fo front
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I - I - Ad clearly. But bley If you don'j; thib'k it.is, I will write " But don' exp ain or 11 shall - I I �
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7 lert-th. � I . . les's of it." _; ! ! : barn and stabling, a- youl . I s"
i . . 0 - . � -91 I _ ig beaffing orchard, � ( — - . Ii.. w"t when 'near. the quarry
; . No"', MJ the girl, coldlv.; "I it will a never failinl(r well, and creek raniiing through OF—. � I.,
! . -�41 nie $6 WO Wo�fh to be Sofd . for What �
I "' Perhaps sonaeth 4ig, will lie do. I od (.1c ,very 4 an Sim ly that. I do it for Into- 91 - new building. I
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I hy th o, trou4la the ba _
� I Wi th mi�Gh, love, 0 ell. 17 . i � , .part of the fanii. This property wIll be � I ; ms#j�ftc , - alyoftt to arn, , one
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I I I yc u so 111111 - . I . - : sold cheap� For further.partimilArs apply on: ROYAL MA[t STE& �
� .. father, 0 oil I i nder stand that 3-0 a 1 don't do the premisbs, or to" GEOROE A. ti"NER, Bel-' . . . . : � , Tive 4 tarrymen criled * to -him, I 11 I
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,,, You a tu 1) ne. ' - grave P. O., East Wawanos 894 .I .
r, f9rection e d, .g,, ter, it tptr j � . . I T' ey Will Brin'g. � . �L,
! . 0 you think that I blame . ; I I ' Illar, wilatl$ U -;vi' ye-, the
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I Mr. Colville? I , th is I � � i L I A. -STRONG, Seaforth �) . I rept A I
. 1_Vo(w.N .." lonie, it Iniogene appeared be ! . . . , � I
I . � - Is thatit? I don't ask �ou_Isliall -t �1 I . . � :1 - .7�_ I - �. � Was Don .i f I I Ve
� - I we'en the, f Ads 5f! the portiere, and h CiME-NDTI) 200 AME FARAI FoFt SA'LE IN' _ I am giving up businds in Seaforth I � - i `ieii x bit tbi - 4"
I 0 all .. . er . I and they m.usf be turned into CASH. GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAAGE RATZ8. ingy. � .
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; I I I,-) T1 I E TOWNSHIP OF GREY.- Sealed offers' "I claim it is the laruest and best stock- ever offered at - any- sale in this town. _� . I
� She pu,t this letter' in -to envel � ol e never -ask you -how he ciin-if to remain, .tirr�id, emt1arrassed. glance from Mrs. - I ,, �A kindly old lady was �cr
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� with Mrs- Boweli's., itid leaving it'u 4 - but 1. know that be' ha � I
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7 - 1 8 acted truthfully- Bon -en to Col vil le st gleani of Nearly all new goods of tl�4 se � ke, as well as an' excellent lot of Kip. and . - 2 .
; � sealed to show her - i1i the morning, �sl)e .was the -fir $ ' � ng a �olaiis of Sunday sch(il,
I ason S Mia, 111
. I to.hil.v t, A. D. 161,6, -for t.�e purchase -of I Cabin rates from Halifax to Liverpool itnif Leo- . - 6 -
- and- delicately. 1 -knew him long boi- co solation' that'llad visited hifti since 11�1'a first-ol s farm, bein.- mpqsed of L t . . � donderry, Q,60, M, and $73, according to position
I ' n t co 0 s 11 Calf Boots, Felt Boots and Shoepacks of my own manufacture. Now is the time or u of our. vilhiges a little whil
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; . and 12 ill t1 e 16th Concession of th township of if you buy for cash to mak. -, mon�y, as I am determined in making this the great of stateroom. . Children under 12years hall faie; ght
I began: to write �( R. This time ' e. for� you (lid, arid -Do- one need take his he. parted Nvith ie rl the night before. A . � . jS1, e son to iinpress apon'ber
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6 Wrote to a girl with r om she had be n part with me. " -This was not perhaps th . Grev Coun y of flu . si iig 200 acres, of . . . un4er 1, Iree. Servants in Cabin, i.1;'0_ Iater� �
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� � I on ternis zo intimai eant t say when rill of inex0i . in a good, .1 . . Aiate,9,35; Steerage,_$1S. From. Liverpoolor I
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7 . left, school they had agreed: to kno : she bega.141. " I have � told state of Cultivation, the balanee being -A-ell tim- , . Londonderry to Halifax . Cabin,,M r7S.75 and . V.) T . I .
gon b ood frame an get the ] . S36; Steerage, $13, )Re -
r - I - . you all along . 1 ti followed could not hered. There h t e prenfl.m a ,- Call and see goods, prides. RR' The books will be closed on the e04 -69i Intermed0ate I . rided t1ijan ., that Solomon bad 4
I . caell other by names expressive of th(I r . compunction t I ' ' i � 114
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: . I what I thouc,ht but if you -itiagine barn Gox.50 feet and a hewed lo- ,,., apboard.-house turn Tickets from i I I .
; -t' ' "I its sivaetn. sl But if Alr.�. Bowen fulitax to Londonderry or . .a ood name to
7 . . endship, 0 7 s .1 I Ist January, and no furth . credit give�, and all outstanding accounts must then U
. extremely coalidential fri , th8
r 11 I 'an- a I am. not satisfied with .2N -1r. Colvijlo�', s and -outbuildings '-Fences are n �,00d repair. . . verpooi and back to Halifax.* Cabjn,.$joo, $1-M - .", �4()
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. ad -dress each other reapectively asl Di y I 218061reetly turne�l her head aside that she A flile orchard of younz trees just coming into be settled. . I - � and $143; Intermediate, 87o; Steence, tu. - I w, I)OY8, tev '11)0 what you
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� , you, are very much' mistaken. I can' . t . need not wi tneso. a - tender gr6eting be- bearin Agood well and a never f iffing spring . . � . rather have when you grovy. up
. and Journal. They ,,N, -ere goilic, to write burst out into praises of h, rn to 0 . 0 9. , - I
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. your tween thern, t e � precaution I creek. Althoiig,h this is a most dei irable prop- ey Loaned and Real Estate pought I .- , -
r . day, if only a line or two ; Nud at m.other ; that would be vei y atroniz- , was tin- Non Men. And please think :::::
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� d *of a year they Were ,- necessary. He merely went forward ana btain anv further informati Dn �% I y I _W _Y� and gold as Usual.. . I � � t'. . all ", . e 4
' � ettv intending purchasers can view the propert t_T0=-Tq-
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a over together the records o, L 'it would ' � I d took the girl's hand with a sig of to it on e tenanton I he premi I I L . . . � I )I
; lives: ;; relief. " C ood -morning, Imogene," b P64sessionwllbe given on Oeteber 16th,l&W. :_ -, Inquiry, -Please,ma!am shou
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I it Wa3 L . . . ; baid, with &'kind of compassionate'ad- The highest or any offer not nee,ssarily accept- MCINTYRE'S OLD STAND, MAIN STREET, SEALFORTH. I represent several of the best Insurance Coiia- L littleurebin "I'A. ratbeir hue whi
� had never, met since, �hough no, L Mrs. Bowen. , as if . ' . ed. Address offers to ROBERT THOMPSON, I ! . '. - , 13 �
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� , em c ev - . . . I . pected Imogene more . (To -�e cO'ntinued.) 0,1885. t I I - . to, be I X� watchmak - I t I - �
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