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VAN pi�pntp attended to d was I ntle, Allan in brilliant 'spirits; Mr. i . .PJ30LT ____._ .. t, 11 � I . chargn moderate. veto nnaryr Wentistry 4 specialty who are thin, hollow -W man.' " Mr. Smith's smile, as he � ' 1 C4-,, lag ...... Z _._1 � � :: - w - Office and residence on Goderich Areet, a" : - .1 " Because you are not worthy of bim'-ilo I - . : I d' r - " Indeed, I often think that, with' all . - -chest Smitr, bitter, of course, but not at the ex added - � I xisr of Dr. scoWe oince, Seaforth, nizo ed3 or growing too fast, are Pense. of any member of the party, which brain culture lily worthy to love him, Allan's wife will n3 � � I � I I I . - , I remain as much a boor at re8einble you !" ,. - .1 — �_ I � - made all the difference to his companions. heart aswas illy father before me " reassur- � I . I I : RANK & Beattle"T. S., graduato of 0 1 made , Strong, Robust and I I _ � - ntad V t . . I . Mr. Smith added a postscript to his let- ed. Mr. Stanner, who, at 1li8 first ' She felt humbled to the (lust by his con_ , .. I . � erins College, Toronto, Member of .6h*, V;t . � words bad I rMa 11 � I Healthy by - ter,:— � tempt. . With unqualified pleasure, we beg to announce to the people _-* , , r -4rY M, loal Society, ete.., treats an 4!seam jot cc I a sudden 'and dreadful vision, in which of Sen, __ � I . __ eas afo I'll . Domestiosted Animals. All "Ut promp* it- _. I was right; my superb young host figured seconds, and dueling -pistols, and his "What then am, I?" she asked, -with a 4nd surrounding countr that our 'large va ed ' _� tended. to either by day or night. Charge od' has begged me to remain her guest Y , ri and attractive stock is , - 9 -has ask- own corpse lying in sort of horror of the beiii " who excited such 7 complete in almost every line of each department. _. n ' little glade of � �� Ate- Special- attention given - te veteri; es r c a certain' - 9 ll I . try- Offfee on Main Street Seaforth, one do,br me the near forest ;where, if t- - scorn. : We have been at un .... I ,� . � nary dentler: 45 ed my pardon for the words .Which gave radition spoke � pains this season in selecting our Stock, V . 11 , . 9011th of Kidd's Iffardware 'store. lilt - Scott otence. (ill,. I shall be,able to tame this true, other such ;lights had been seen be- " The inost pitiable tiling in creation, sonal trip to Europear� countri' Although we have not made a . I . I per� �� .. I I � - ;;— A�-- -- , -�� . -lioness, and lead her to her master's feet. fore. haps,.if it were not for the mischief of wilich , es we have had the agents of Inanuf&ctu " I , �� 1. . _ . I 43,�f J01. . 6, our kind are c&pable-a selfiall, proud, f rom. England, Scotland -ance I . actu .... . QZ"F6PA% HORSE IN-FMM"y --a Tamed or untamed, he is obliged to take " When Lad J the 'oi-devante' bal- won , Germany, Austria and Switzerland at .. .. - KJ vio. and GWorichatreets, awd door to the Pros her -she is obliged to bc�png to him; so I let girl, I � , Fj l . brrbw Church, $Worth, OnL All db;t ' i is a -wi(IT, — Keartless ian. I , doors$ each one of who 0 P �� I � - on , Geri Of JE � U Sion , � do a good work if I call break her in for the - ow, it will be shown that . M was eonfined to ourselves for taking orders in - � . .1 OPOM Cattle, Sh",% or any of the do a stioatod I ' many gentlemen ate not of Mr. Smith's wn,f " Volt are cruel and unjust," Clare began, vicinity. Of course-, we do'! not pretend to say that we import all li.0 ��t!!: � .. quietuses of domestic life., . � - � �.. animals, =006010 - fully treated as ih- in.Armw dr . - - - - . I shot-dd-i be 0�'f thiuking�-s ' ' treillblin � a I . Qvawhere, on - he will have many suitors," like an aspen as she spoke, so that goods we handle from the'older countries. , ,7, i the shortest notier. '-4rges m)d gite confident of quick success, only that I I �f 1 I � 4- the� Cream of ancy Mr.."Staimer remarked' her wor(s seemed rather shaken out than protection a1F014 . -11jver O' , Canada, with the ' - -4r- � - a1te. JAMB& W. ELDER, VeleAnary Surge3n. � Cod - a . the beautiful creature is treacherous I uttered., , ed b ha come to the front with many lines of goods, n . - I 11 � S.-A!arge w . . " Mean curs, whom it would give me the " You know nothing of me, for .. �J toakof Vatertrary Medicines keptcou It contains material for mak as well as strong. Ihave a dim suspicion greatest satis from the fi -at" 4 r ' 711, 11 � fi shnay on hand I T - 01 t e ' Ig 11 - � .1. By th-ve ap es -1- � . I 'that she is play &'game with me, oi, try- by, Allan, faction to horsewh . I your eyes have been darkened bii i In these we have endeavored to select the very best values - - -, � l ____ ip. �, .. . � I_ - ____ —1 'I ing heal -thy Fl ' In in'an article in by hatef ul prejudice. I am not heartless -I 10, 0 1 Ma . 7111 � i , that magazine ca erg. Our stock of Silks, Dress Goods, Linens, ]EEO � I r . ilif - stery and - . � Ii� � . 1 esh and Bones. ing to do so. I Tistrust her sudden gen- You have in your hand I saw an astoimd' feel that I could love; and if I loved, I -will be found exceptionally fine. Prints and Oretonnes, . I 7 � , I � -1 I . tleness, and shall keep well - � . I a - . LEGAL I Cures 'Coughs, Colds . and a. 2) upon illy statement. Give itt ' , - � �,_, - � . . ; guar I � . 0 me a moment, that would rejoice to lose myself in what I loved � Millinery goods, ` - - . � - I S. RAYS, Barrister, Soholtor Conveyancer sn4 Weak Lungs. I . may read the passage. _ V pets and Oil Cloths, ele ant in designs. . .1 I � - - - I for the Do Plysicians, the —i Here it is: I It B to have 1113'pride trampled',outot lile. ' 9 Clothing, Tweeds, Worsteds, I I __ * J 11 Notary Public. Bblicitor ' minion - might be -rash to marry a won . ilt how can I love Allan i 'g4d Caps remarkab r I -11 . 7 Bank. OM World over3 endorse it. . CHAPTE'R V11. ian for her li this way -Al- ly good values. ,,� - I ,: ce-Carduo's block, Main Street, Seaforth� � �'_ , .� money to, loan. 1235 . . . beauty and accomplishments, if she and her' Ian, who is always at my feet, and has no ,, . � - � I * it was indeed playing - with edged tools intended husband were both e *11 but mine ? If I am a tyrant lie make3 The verdict of our staff of employees is, I � . I'll, - �� . - - ntirely with- wl . �� . - - me oi - - I ... ... � the game in -which Clare and Mr. Smith en Y Out means but a mail would le; if he were nio�e manly, I could be I- business in Seafoith have we started a season with a stock so rich . .. . I DO* h deftked by substItutes! ; indeed be a that never before, since do , . I - HIQGI:Na A LENNONI . Scott &Bowne, Belleville. AllDruggists. No.&#L 9 ' - , , A niore womanly." -4 � - , - �� I ed wretched our who preferred an ugly and I va�ied, -, 4 . -, . . � Tainrally tile two antagonists occu" I full, and prices, -so 10'W. � � �k Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, &c. Offices-- � - — pied vulgar woman with 930,MO to all a "' You could perhaps more easily I ) "_ �� 1. 120 Yonge Street, Toronto. Ontario and Seaforth - � themselves much one with the other ; a mu- plished and be utiful ocoill- stance,) lo * (for in- � .1 .... �_._, � ... �� - Ontaria., Seaforth Office-Wbitneps Block, Main & woman who had but ve me for hating you, tbaii Allan �i " I . tD -1-1 V, JAmm Lzmozi. - godd, but observe � for loving yoll 91, � I . , _� � % Street Money to loan. THOMAS MILMON HISGINS., tual study of cliaxacter, and a -mutual ob- X5,000" (so far so this : � I : k. !: � � i servance 0 !s - 4 .1. N fill. Opportunities for this were not want- alarmed at his own rash position at his en- � in injury and ult.2) far , I _k� I �. . J ills , . - .IT, . � � I . 1. I surame - ' . I �ug�; their intercourse was constant, if not thusiastic unworldliness A 1. - � I - "* ATTHEW MORRISON, Walton, in 1201 , If flavor purity, rilild- f conduct, were, of course, need- saving clause; evidently the writer felt . " Sir ! this too much. Yoll go too Wit. PICKARD' I I V Al Agent Commissioner for taking affidavits, - ___ I 11 . - �_, . .1 .,:-, , 7 ne5.5. d arom ,) 'supposing his Clare spoke these few words after a lv' d S H .N ., - � I an a h3ve intimate. � . - . 4, Conveyances,'ke- Money to loan -at -the lowest ratelL . . I . own prospects to. be reasonably good.' I do strukgle; then, hiding her face in her .BARGAIN DRY GOOD AND CLOT I TG HOErSE __.- I - ,� X. xOsILMN, Walton. � I . ., _� �� . , ., �_ . I . - " _. I . __ - Clare rode, walked, or went on the river think this the very sublime of pathos." hands, burst into an irrepressible passion of 19� 11 I 44 I I 'n u we i o h [ w4h. you with the two friends daily now. This it certainly seems so much so that I tears. . 11 . I I -ster, Solicitor, no -tam &o 11 I T - IL BEST, Bam _*. ... $ .. - � "; �"' ) I . -11 . I A Ep. 09ce--RoOmi;'-fiv doors north n-boommercial . . .,... ;m k I � change made .Allan very happy; from it he should charitably suppose 'some misprint or Who was vai � iq uished now ? . . - r ..; a , .�� V 1-1 " . I , � 1, ,., �k`? _W -RM xlrl.57� � i . -�, W S ,_A_:F0 i ,� Wilell - ,t ,, next'door to C. 1,. , ,fi?Vf� __ . I � liotel, ground flooi., � , ,Sj[ 4 drew all manner of ood omens, as also from misconce�tion of the writer's meaning " said � - � , Papst's n_ �Vi��. � Jewely stove.. Main'street, Bea -forth. "'; � . , " .. ` at are not, as she had done — __________�_____Z , �� : � 0, agent&- -Cameron, Holt and,Cameron. U N."Id.-1 I - rv�v ,X I - , �q Man, " The thing - implied, of course, be- ing positioll-perhaps lie had n 11 I Goderlob ,� ., 4 IS W , �� t1te fact th � Cl fid Mr. Sinith found himself in an embarass. � .1_ # ' A I . 111 11 :W .tv� 14 I i I- 14 .1, .1 . . . ', It 1- f ' , � ' 7' t� ;! I � 1215 ` . � , , � I I - , _ , .. , " 11. I . t., ,.. r, A � I - . �. � . n ARAOW & PROUDFOOT A. __ - 1 , �11 .- i I D 4 '� �,;. cry -before; lie made a hasti 1�112SV�-.`*'W- 4-t��I� "'',' such times she encouraged him to talk about '-reasonably gooW. is not to be condemned a " to �F ,� - 1, ,�,,, .!.,.' at first, a,v6id being alone wit], him. At ing that a man whose prospects are i ot woman ever caused a ,� %�' ,4, - !� 0.1 ,A, % . . �` Barristers, Sailultors, ."4!, �-'A:k-A.v,� ��!, "' 0 � f,rU, .., �� .; � � : t I 4 k, - . � , . _: , ItX &e., Goderi* onia4io. .4 * a � _ - - i" �1, W 0. his friend, and perhaps forgot to bear in movement toward Clare, then he tu'rne 8LAUGHTERING' LLETT & I 't - - I - I _. �'i J. T. GAusoiq, Q. 0_; N,�, I � . a -'wre-tched cur' if he takes the ugly, and away to the windo 1w. d I . - %N-q.5',0't-, - �. � t � I W -M. PROUD100T. . tl�, , . J, ,.,- IJ . . �� ,.( I , - . I r i on Itt4s,41 , I VgV., ., � -i 34- mind that from Allan she was sure to he�r Vulgar possessor of E30,000 instead of the . - w I � '.. 1, , I -, I .. . , . , 4 W, zr'R'-�P��' - � - �, _*, ., ; I.., '1� , - He was ready to apologise, to humble I Z L ee6; ,,.,!,�. , I of nothino- that did not tell favorably fo ' h - r beautiful. and accomplished, but poverty- himself, to do anything to stop that passion- . jl� . 1; nANCRON. VLT & HOLMES, 11 F., �! _1�1� Ai��-Lt ,','!<,,-y,0� 0 r e : 1; � 1. Barristen So- - , ,,, , �dversary. . , - , . il " f . �,!,. - .,_ .i - , X_i..;.J. � �. �'1,6' . �- . �`O� - - , - � , _4P. ., N o has only f.5,000. - il, 41' A- -�I�, 'k. I , . U licilion in Uhartoory, Am.,Godorklh, oni k1'.,C ....- �.,_-��').�f.KA . 1; stricken, woman wh 1- .: . A - . . � CANOROW, Q. U., Pamir HOLY, Duabw .. - " , , ", z", Of ate weeping ; but while he looked out on I . - . � ,i . . 1, - _-:�_�,,� Mr. Smith was more oil his guard; he let 1 7 . I HoLmss jft'�;4" - " '- - course, if 0, mail wor hips a imo a d the terrace, and pondered what lie could say . I . i,. I ,� f __ , A de ample &I- I i , I il`,�A-"I?i,'� , ,� � I - .1 - !�., , , 8 M n ]a n : __ , - , I 1� ': . . . x - I ;,I. . � - , : .1 � - . , .. - ., � � I I I a a scow, BarriAers, Sollolson I wance for the blind partiality. of a lover. these as the true god - -served, looke'd round -Clare was gone. � 11 - I - con " 0 . � � .1� � Allan talk of Clare, but he ma' worldly success, if the writer recognise8 or do he heard the room �door close; he c I � �. a I .,�i, . .%, " JACKSON � .. ". �" Y!:. � � I i �, � _XA "emoom, dw. Soliollors for the %Bani of ...... _ I .�, �1, i .Y� , � '.. ; . I -1 yl � ., y w who are to be i N - i. . I . I � Johnston, TUdale & "e. Money to lo&q office-_ � . "I 7 � . lere is nothing so monstrous in this ---2' I -1 �_ - I r2 2� Among the cottagers round he tried to hear t1i - � _� . I , Blo* : ro I Effloft Clinton, Ontario. A. H. MAxxmo � of her pride and tyranny, butwithout much c 4 Axii Air. Smith appeared to have a great deal . . I � I I U. r JAM SCOW. y woman, I am sure, would agre, - -FOR- - I.. : � � " � � . _. � . 1. .� - . - success; he heard her spoken of,not -certain- wid' , that such a man whether hia pros- to think about; as he thought the expres- il MOM==_111W ,4 � , .1 . I M I us � I 1 .. .- - .5dectiq .5 m 0.h * - ... � ii�- � -1 4 - - . ;� �� . I -0 HOLMISTED, gu000mr to jhf, Ate firm t. .5 M 4 lg& . __1 ? _-, �.. �: �, .1Z � 'I I � J 'I � tO,- ly with the intimacy of love, but with grati- Pots are "reasonably 'good' or not, is a sion of hie face changred continually; once . . I I 0� tude and admiration. wretched cur.' No or twice a deepr'ed fl�sh crossed his brow. . . - . e 0 0 0 - �: � � I �, I �_. � - _.. _: 1, I hao, why n , I- - F V � - I . Spad 4 il- �4 I 11oftor 002ye swer and Notary. Soliollo, . - �, _4; ' 1,T wrote no letters that mo :.COM -IDA M50N , - � . .4; ;. - 'io r ft*'a 1 ey feel bound to praise her, " would theoretically agree with me that W - - _V . NoCaughey & Hohnes6ed Barriste 0 IF "� Of course th * doubt any w(?inan He certain - I : a A�-% � - � � . I � .1 ,� L I . � cana&014%ofcommeroe. MoneyiOlead Farnts he inwardly commented. ' though he sat pen in hand'and paper - I � . 1, �i i � for ftls� Offloe in sco"'M B1004 main Simi. � 4 , I - � , . I t I - � - cabbaqe .1' � wornan who gives herself away for anythin �rnefi.n,,g7,'� and , - , . i I ! 9 him for some hours. � . . I - e3ve,5 or kown " After all, if she could be brought to love but l6ve, as necessarily degrades herself as a � t I � I - . � ft� 'I - sworih. I . . Alla as Allan loves her, then Is 0 shovels a a 0 �� I 0 . -1 ._�, � � I- 4 .i i ..� . — )er ? If ) late n Allan woman, be she who or what she may, who . Clare was not ,risible again that day. The - - NOES. . 1-1 P94 Vou apprec might do worse ; but if I z I � � . * z . I , � I I I- 4 V F, '711im, as gives herself away for love -let the man be headache of the -morning was much worse by . I she marrie __ . tI ! , � - �, I . W..OAMERON SMITH qjjalit she will. do, because she is driven to it -be. t be mayp prin I dinner -time ; she w - - . I J V y you W1 ce or ploughman- as suffering very acutely, . . 1. ; 4 � I . '11 a5k for cause there is no alternative which -her pride ennobles herself," . . 't who or wha " I - '�l - i � 11 . - 1, .- I I BARRIST E R. t I � -6-16. . � i� iA Mrs. Andrews said, and seemed feVerish. . -."MZ . t , � - I LL - � I I L tt I , - I . , .. could tolerate -in ihat case Allan Will enter " Dear me, dear me," Mr. Staimer ex- " If she is not better before night, I shall - - I . ., 4, i F � . - - � � : I 0 � � Solicitor of Superior Court, conmidato I Forks.Rake I I t- A - Der for - � � I , . 1, � � . 1�_ . tairing Affidavits in the High Court PLU(i not purgatory, but bell it,self, when he en- claimed; 4C _. . _. I lt� � . � W �11 , .� . ters the estate of holy matrimony; d i ' your views are very extraordin- send for the doctor. It iR a great drawback . . I . . I � - I I I � . - % of Justice, 00 oer, . - i . L an it ary, Mr. Smith; rather dangerous, too. living so far from a town that one is so far . . - _.F I . f- - � � . . I A,5TIFF - W I I J i. - a� . ere bette'r -:-for him to hang a millstone Would you have a eeress marry a peasant? from i * I i I Money to lanyd _. CUT. 4 6, W L - I � I f k t # � 0111 be 09ndulted aft,v,office hours at the Conumer- - round his neck than' . ood medictl aid. Clare cannot en,l re � I 'i� 11 - . - U � �. ! ,;, ; . cial Notel. . . i . Such a wife.' What is Do you hold that m e would ennoble herself . . -1 � � I , our -v age practitioner." i I k 1� I . nd, all this to me ? tyy . - . . I Z i , , �: - 0 -. MINSAIA - B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmo Nothing! on!y Allan is the by so doing ?1, Mr 9, Stanner smiled bland cc is ]ties Watermeyr subject to attae BOOts A-ShOOS Nails, Glass, put ) I � ONTARIO Va., and Montr6al, Canada, 'One being iwthe . ly, _ks � 4, 1� I i . It � world whoml -love, and I I I I I - � - � - .- 4 r i. t thinking those questions very neatly ut, Pure White Lead' - .1 - � i 2.. . - cinnot baye'him made miserable. in one and quit p similar to this?" Mr. Smith asked. Is now the fashion, and -1 I i,. Ill � ;,. . . 011 e unanswerable. . 11, . - ; -1 I Z " 1� F �,, . . . I , , ;: 11 way or anotber I can prevent this marria " If the eeress loved the peasan � i . MY. I it DENTIS I' She used to be; but they were general- � ;, , I I . I - - ALL IN THE WRONG; OR, THE gey p t, cer- i . r- " �J; � � if needful." �, ly brought on by agitation and excitement � I 10 I Si I I . U ly Linseed Oil.. 'I � � � - - � , 1- � - L�.;S une, . - ;_ I _ ., . & MeTwes'Shoe, Store, corner Main and John . matters in his but d -----such as, poor child," Mrs. I I � I � . P , - 0 a X 4 . � I X e ,I' 11 ;t __ . � a woman, a peasant but a man? and is Andrews added, turning to Allan "she used Turpentin- e and _�, � I t .. � � r�j . Ontario. Nitrous Oxide Gas ad. mind; having done so, he did not perhaps not any man 'in some way 9uperior to any to have far too muc 7 .. , t � ii - to , ;� I , G-1 0 0 1) BROS � 1. g L �'.V- W. TWEDDLK, Dentist, office o-verRichardso tain , yes. Why not? What is a peeress of a painful kin' I j So Mr, Sinith settled ' own I � I t � k . �` � � _ painless extraction of teetk 1169 CHAPTER V1. �CoIqTm 0 . -, ; ; if I g; ; . UE. �. - � reconsider either his resolutions or their mo- woman? So I say. that if the eeress could time. 11 , h of in her I father's life- 1 I i ; 4- 1 � I �i ,'�, 1: - - I ,cc ) . � � :. You made me angry. it seem tives ; he strove w. Colors, , I I I : I ,1 � . I - - � a just no* . . ith.might and love the peasa- -rely an - . I 7 i. � � N -ut Pu d truly, she would I i � , -PR. FRANK BELDEN Dentist. 'Main to . ! I � 1� -, n"; . . anseethetic ew loca as if everybody combined- to insult and vex gain influence .over.Clare. (TO be Continued.) .1 Axe Right in the " �11_ . v_ - i , y - � � ,� 11 I a for. Painl�� extraotiop;,of teet More covertl be ennobled by so loving. Love is a womares I I., - I : � I I 0— - � - h and perplex me. If you knew all�all .1 and subtlely than at first and always his onljr power and only glory. An unlovin - . ; � 51 I 10 uncensdousness. Ofllce-over� Johnson i_i�s_. have to bear -I � I i� E 1, !� 1�rdwsre.jStore.Seaforth. * - - .1226 think you would not be- guard before Allan, he c ' on - _X , � - I � I ., , � � . , kli Ontrived to harass woman is an incomplete, most poor, anj - Coune,il Meetings. We are prepared . to aban I , . - , _� � -1 - MIXED � � .� - I . � I i � r , I., ilite �so harsh. - I have no one to advise me, . & sting into his ,quite unharmonised creature -miserable in US -Bola -N,& -The Counc t profits and part of the omt on many - , ' t I %� , i f- '_ — q and weary her, putting _ don all ; . I , Clinto � � I - I n. will there is no one to trust to. words 6r his manner constantly, yet so cun all senses." . � � I i � - - Hodgens'Hotel I have, I dare- . il met on the 7th 2 �� ' ' q � 11 . I . - inst. All the members we ine _' I I i _!� I, -say, seemed cold and proud, unkind to Al- ning a sting, and so eunn present. The 1i s in order to I . I �1 ": - - r onday, . re .get our shat e of the .. - 1, '11, - _r . N i � v at Zurich the cealed, I Mr. Smith's eyes were On Clare's face as follow' communicabions were I . , 41 1. I � 6 7d Th sy in each month 1288 that often when she afte nished-s d � �'�_ sX lan-insolent, as you rightly called ,PAINT � ; 1" f - me. But rwar a pieked his read an trade. We are not rich enough to let ]Ka,S . i .- � i:, � — n I . I � I � L i � - ,,, . � ; i 1; his manner, she hers had been cast down; she had shrunk T. Andrew, asking for the use of the Town I � �L I I A i KINSMAN, Dentist, L. 1), S., I need help. You, win say, 'There is Al- ,speaking, feelin most unsafe even Hall to bold meetings of Winchialsea Bit ; � ., I � � . N� ,,, I - �_ would wholly fail to discover what it was from I . . � � L' i 9 i.. i , ;.L I L' 1-1 - . I r, �� [ , Q�;_rz Exeter, Ont. Will be M'Zurich Ian;' but he is the last person to whorn . I -where wa§ what had en ilent, and as if a word might draw and Cream Association, and circulars a . an.i . - . tl onlme3 L 4 � i, t I A if Ton knew how miserable I am, how much words apart and analysed ' he fi he felt them burnm*g' there ; ixid o I e table. viz : A letter from Air. goods lie on our shelves, and, besides, I i -1 i I f 041 -H. that had wounded her goods soon go Out of fashion. Our � . I r . - at the Hurow. Hotel, oNLY on the wh tter - � i V 11 , � � LAST TWU#AY in each. month, and - ut why should I speak of a � I I .1 I � . can go for help. B wounded her. I nd aim has always aen to show a cle' I Whiting and. . � #Urd"les Hotel, Hensail, on the FmsT F1tiDAy this to you, . IV . I - . . . 11 -1 . I al . down upon her some intolerable avalanche. letterswith reference to sewe fresh stock, " old goods are . labastine z_�fl i , �) I * who choose to consider vie as an Nevertheless, wounded she often was When he ended she felt compelled - to . r pipe, road I I I i ; � 1. in each - month. Teeth extracted with the least I always � A I - I I - - . : 7 enemy? Have I humbled myself a bridges. Mr. G korge F. bard to sell'. : I rp - ";,. L I � i I Plitt, P0041ble. JAII work lirst-Class at liberal rates. - enough, -nes irritated' her eyes to his; he ,was startled at their ex- Murphy presented a petitio - . . I �. I! � stung to tile very quick sometil ers, and trus ; j'lt I -, � I I I I . .Mr. Smith ? bewildered; yet she still believed that she' pression. . Full stock and close. prices. . � 1 ,14 1 . A , , , ; _� 7 on Will You stay with'us for the n reques I . ; ,� z . I- . — . I ting the . � � - . ! present V I I � � I � � announce a clearhig . . . . I " $t; int an arbitrator fo, . I if - - A new something -a want, a despair -had in matter of . Phanei, arbitrate sate of th . . � . 7 � . CF I was playing a part, striving for the aifficult council to appo We� � I I ;� � - - oilly I - I- � . � I - � , ", I - .11 r � :i MONEY TO LOAN. - WatermeyF herself desirps, and - B n . e whole of our' — .�. � _. :, � ansl his lot from School . � 1 � If Miss and possible revenge. And, of course, wakened within her. It was dumb and Section No. 3, ard to Union ,School _% � I - t .i Yequests in her own name that I shoidd con- the more difficlilt the battle the more she set blind. She . was unconscious of it - i ;� I I . 1� � r. ONNY TO LOAN. He ,-. � rli , I - --Straight loam at a P61 tinue to be her guest, thiq� alters tile' whole her heart and soul -oil victory. as vet ; Section No, 13, Blaushard and Usborne. . adquarters for - :, ' - : . - ,�ii � ; '; Cent with the privilege to borrows, of - _. . I I . � . - --iihof the prinolpal money at An3 time. . 4 , M - I ;. �'q� � i, 'but it lea,ut anewmeaniiigtoberfa;e- Gardiner -Halls -that the application of � I - " . , , 1�t� t N1 position Of affairs. I -%,Vill gladly remain here She looked back to her former monotonous gave it somethingy of pE3hos he, had not seen the Winchelsea Rutter and Cream A,sso - . S T 0 0 1C - ! re A . — h, - ; kl� . 1% I � I - . � , I I � I I f � 7 :� I � . , longer." . I life with distaste; just now, sl in it before. � I � i ;2.E I keenly while all to oes, Groceries Hats T P � I - - I I . I , - . __ '. .. 1! . - Tho wai " , - I i, , -D, Barrister, Seaforkh. lie had watched her very : I ested, excited'- there was always something Nobody answered Mr Smith ; Mr. Tinwatre, XavetrougWmg �. f t P. HOLMUSTE le was inter ation, for the use�i�w the township h " Of Boots and - Sh and, J� . I 4 EI 1 4 she spoke.' ugh he lia to �ook for Stan- hold directois, an& other meetings, in con and Caps, Crockery, China-and'GI - General Jobbing. — . ; i_!V� 0 Z A seen her color -d to; she could hardly tell ner contented ,himself - -with a shrug and a - ass- - j�_ . : . - - - 11 � F ,F ! � MEDICAL. change and her eyes mo whether there w . nection with their business, be granted.- ware, Tinware, &c.,-418 followS : c �. , i . - - t, I i I . isten, he did not be- ps'mor pleasure in look across at -Mrs. Andrews, meant to ex- Carried. Keddy -, � 1. I . ; V I � I � 4 ; 1 lieve in her. __ - �. i - e pain or , _t�. . . � 1� 1 the excitement, but she wo, Halls-thaf Alexander Five hiindred �pai of Boots at 50c KIDDS - Old Stand, �.. i 1, filil ;. I uld not if she press his fear that the poor fe'llow was not McDonald be refunded the suin of $1 do FS � . � E� " 'f " Thank you," said Clare. I I And if we Cquld, have changed it for the - � - - , MOTAVISH, Physician, So eon, &a. office - � z iol'4V DROOrner Southwest of Dixon's 2'r � life that. had quite sane. I 9 1 , i , 1 :,f 1 - Night calls at the office- otel, Brucefield. are to be enemies, may I know why preceded it. For the present all . .� � , � i. g-,, , ,,� . 1323 we are e avoided . — 'tax. -Carried. Gardiner -Shier -that R. on the dollar. � I . � -1 . , , � � ----------- I Hewitt be paid the sum of $4 for plans and - - � I I I V_ �V_ _� . ds ?" looking to any future beyond that of the CHAPTER VIII. I . .- I , _ to be so ?-why we may not be frien One thousand pairs of Boots at 75C SEAFORTH. . ..'� , , I ', �-_:,,;c . 1G.; M B Toronto, M. D. C. M., " I have your cousin's happiness more at ne 7 1 specifications for a new bridge on Quinton's on the dollar. 4' I .: __ � I R. � ARMSIRON xt encounter with All.. , _�If,�,, , , " � 11 . C ' onger the warfare lasted, the weaker 1 side road and for-, examining the old bridge.! __ I I . - � � 4 - - - day, or the next week; how th * - J DVIctoria, H.C.i�.s -,O�txri Smith, the next : _ � .-, E I � ., o, successor to Dr. heart -than anything else in t Ing$ I The I - 1) � V. I ; v'dv field, 04tarlo, - usand pairs of Boots at 80C R, 7 -4 ) . (1k � . � : .1 1�i*�, - office lately occupied by Dr. Elliott, Bruce. �he vere to (fre v one of the combatants, till at last it 1. ��ai Q Halls-Keddy-�_that the clerk � � Elliot#4 .. , � ! , i-, world, and . " -% Two tho I � I �, 13%x62 you make him miserable. You received him end between A -Ran and herself she would was little but silence and me6kness with insrruo' ed to advertise for tenders for the ar. I 1- .. . 4 � I er, much less dec'ide. .- I .. Ure, . 11, _. � 31 , at at once made wlqich'Clare met the attacks of her ad rection of a new cedar truss bridge on ndred Men's and Boys'Felt . . I ! 1'. � � 1& � on his arrival in a way tb 'dot consid - e t 'It on the doll ; I � ver- e - '-- I . I �, � - r Sen mio Your addre,,s a . _��,_vl"L � 11 - �� I I d � - �� I �- OMOE, Godench Street, opposite M' . nd I WilL j� J�; - KAY, me your enemy, because it made me feel Even on wet day�, or , during the hou s sary, while towards others she became more Quinton's side road between lots A and I oil Hats at 50c on the dollar. -%r - - you how 1 ; - , I ii� I One hu ... ,$3 a Day S L � i .. L'i - hodist . to 11take $3 a 4ay; absolllt,�- 2 - - . �� et that you were his. ,Since then have I not that were too hot to be passed outdoors, she and more irritabl . e, daily capable of less self. concession 5, tenders to be in by the 5th of � .� ly sure, I furnish the Nvork and teach, - I : . . . . �P_ I Churah'Seaforth. RESIDENCE, next Agricultural seen you torment hill, daily? seldoin sought her own room or her own oc- Two hundred Afen's and Boys' I " you free,, You work in tho lowity Wbe _. _. ' L .. i � , � � , , Groun4 How then, control.- May, plans and. specifications to be kept at Felt �� . � . re, I 11 . I.: :1- - hi h I I : � ; i you IlVe. Send rt�e ?;our "'�-ss and , r . , with such hostile aims -I wishing is CUP&tiolls 'low; she played chess with Al- One Morningshe grieved Allan by a re- the clerk's office. -Carrie Gardine I '. � will explain the bus nm fully, ..mem. . P � '. .. : ness, you causing his misery - i we o . oppor- I . I i ,!i - I . I ber, I pu�raratee a clear profit of *a �.ar I ., i I' �.. i�� J. G. SCOTT, M. D. C. M., (Ann Arbor and Vie ap�'_ Ian, Mr. Smith looking on, losing no 0 d. - Hat,s a.t 75C on the dollar. - I t I,- N_ tor*) M. C. P. S. 0. 08 I caa buff more than usually iarsh, for which her Keddy-that the application of G. F. Mrur- .. every day a '%v,3rk' ,, absolutely sure;- don't - - , � . r I .�, othenvise than h 0 tile powers V un for a bitter Boxes 4 Bootsat 50c a pair. � f.,l t. ",rite . - .0 -Jay. - . I- . - i, - �#: witticism or pungnent joke heart reproached her as soon as she had phy, to appoint an _�rbitrator, be not e er- Boxes of Boots at $1 a pair. Address A. W. KNOWLES, Windsor, fttarla. - I- - I ; MAORAY, X. D. C. M., (Trinityj F. T. X-. C. - t t ity . . il C. a er expense, if it could be indulged in in given it; his crime having bee tained at present, as we consider the above Men's Felt Hats at 25c and 50c _j-. I - J. 1, �- - � " Do you think that I suffer nothin nt i ,,��_ 1 N. Us P. S. ow g?- , n thi�t he had _4P ! i �1,4, _.,_; that all the torment and are his 9 If a way, that should 'lot attract Allan's notice; asked her to ride alone with him, Mr. &Smith 6ourse both cumbersome and expensive, and . . � 11 ", ;_ - t i T, - — I a_;, 1. � 11 �:4� - ;, sometimes she accompanied Mr. Smitil on professing that business would keep him in that the clerk correspond with the clerk of � o and -1 � COOPER, M. D., M. B., L. F. P. and S., You would but judge me = less laars*hly. the piano when lie eang. . each, 1110A Of them , costing tw I 1% ,�. I IA890w, &C-, Physician, surgeon ad Ao. e. � --- - ,,I - I couchari 06notance, . Oat. " Clare spoke with someth , Ile had, as Allan had . Blanshard -in accordance -with this decision.. three times the price. ' URRAH. , ,�. ,� . R. %-_ a Will you try?" &0,11�a �� thehous I - 1127 , H -1 I -1 I - -1 , , , , - 11 of ��sion. assured her, a won, Allan was goiae-Clare sat alone -Carried. After appointing pathillasters -Butter and Eggs want,ed.' - �� w : in her appeal, An the . � - , - . offering her land as she derf ully rich and mellow voice 4brary, occupied by bitter thoughts, w and passing a number of accounts I �:, , -- 11 * z - . . . 50. . ,, hen the I � I � � �, . W� BRUCE MUTH, 2t D , C. M., Memboi of did that it seemed as if ,J1 tile 8 -80 Much so' Mr. Smith came into the room. Clare heart i - - - _. i weetness that Council ad ourned until Saturday, Alay 5th � - - - i v- I - - I � I � . the College of Physicians and Surgeono, &a., Mr. Smith took the hand in his; it was should have in sallik t P - -.,. , , - - ,� R FOR . .�, SeWorth, -Ontario. OfIftee and residence eUowed his iiatare had been � wliqil she saw him seat himself a the at one o'clockc p. in. I � : , _. , � i . game me not .. . I �� concentrated in this orgail. table by which she sat. - * , I .. occitplecEby Dr. Verona. 848 gloved -the sunshine glistened on tile 'When she did oft THE I : —;- ` I snow. . .- . _ _. . I I ��. . � �, A LEM D , — I 1 17 this she was generally subjected to some im- " You have letters to write, I heard you MOR -RIS. -The Council met according to - .. - I 61clansand Surgeon@, Kingston. e Allan hippy, say � . C41age of Phy -to- . . ti- ETHUNE M D., Fellowofthe Royal " If you would b'ut mak' plied reproach for want of taste or of . adiouennient ; members all presen The coo B OTHERS, FAIRE - _. I . - ,*A�. � I - I - � cessot to Dr. MaOdd. " Will you try?" not disturb yon. " U * refer- - .. � � I lie ,pecial committee appointed i t . . You would like to write here; I will r U R I sue said- ouracy. Though she possessed, and knew ence to bridge tenders reported b * , The'Great Boot and .Shoe House, � I _--l- ? . 2 avin let —_ I . ; Office lately occupied Clare blushed angrily. Again she felt that ,ghe possessed, both, Mr. Smith could She pushed the inkstand and blotting the contract of I-loggis � I . - eet Seatorth. Residence I - - - I I . by L. E� Pancey. ok towards -him and rose. bridge to R10tert Seaforth and Brussels. . . ��_ -1� . --Gotmer Q Vlct'oria Square, in house lately occupied herself mocked; but she felt more than make lier feel like a blundering schoolgirl i bo Pushing them Lang for the sum of $718. . . _. I 0 fear of a r 11 'from him, he said Moved by Win. .�. V _C3L I - � � - tears of and mortif ' ISbister, seconded by Thomas 06de, that JULIJ . -1 I ' ' i __ ic4ion rushed to her' " I did not come here to write my letters; thV said report be adopted. -Carried. - Is just One Year old and growing fast. M - �� 41 � Sometimes Allan and Mr. Smith read R � 1127 ,that -something she did not widerstand - . - V A — .pain - RIETY FAY . I.. I I - . " I came here because I wished to speak to Mpved by . AVm. ney is � eyes. I aloud by turns, while Mrs., Andrews knitted 13 - 1� idery . , o . � . ce] you . Isbister, ocarce but people wl,, go to the Fair to get bargains I . . ogies, an We do not give goods I - and Clare idled over a piece of embr Tifoinas Code, that Robert Hughes be al- eost. - If �i W., I iMnllot, savage an cynid as I am, ac- 4 seconded by ' I -P, XF0% make you none. 0 away., we will not Bell at � lii � IF 4i . e a but we will sell cheap and make it interesting for 21 11 Ii., i Clare was forced to remain ; as sh t I al " red 30 cents per rod for digging a ditch on I who may favor us with their � - � �_ MORE FOR �t you� a,pol 't I ill which she had lost all pleasure silic , I F� I U e Mr. a . --- .1 People of ,1, 't : You haq Provocation. , There! I caimot down again ed involuntarily, as itre sideline, concession 7, running south �- � i; I � 'H, Smith had condenuied both its des she sigh . . - � . :1 � '11 and � ig I make pretty speeches. Consider all I sh�ould execution, but whic:11 she would not aban- with'a prem�nition of wearin6ss t � Seatorth and surrounding cOuDif?r will find It to . . � . � . - I LI)s Orders. _ their advantage to call and examine our stock -of `9�- 7 . r4i� . say said thus-,, don. from culvert at engineer's drain, -said ditch I . � 0 come. � - �;_ . '' t , . '1� __ . ; � .�e " You already think, me savage, brutal, " to be six feet top and one foot de on bot- ,.- , morning when the, -'Mr. Smith began. wl . I - , � � I , I He kissed her 11'and ; he raised itt to his ,,One y were so occupied, to be even tom, and an average depth I of 21 feet : Fancy Goods � 0 . _� T __ __ � elolf .. 6 , " I am goin 7 -1 . � ��., � _' . I I I .- . . wh - _. � �_41; � , . eless condes I - � , . i � - . I I A - ; I �i , lips with an air of car r. Stanner r 0 did noi n- more so than usual, if plain sl�ea ing implies dirt to be removed at least Stationery, Tinware -1 � i. � 3 e U those amiable qualities. -three feet from � ' - - -A . .1, � 0 a prince lit a retty peasant -maiden b r of the p�rty, came into the roolll . the I warn you, there- 'tile edge of the drain and spread on road . Glass � cension, as oft6n form a inez It all OUGHS - � � i.il- mi 0 fore, to gather together all your forces, Miss . � . 12 I i s but the 8* e unty paper in his hand evidently under - ' � : , f �,. kissg couly hardly pass for one oi I ) Ware, Rockinghamware -_ � 11 I ��11 I - , , _ -1 � I � _ I - I - careless condescension or of cold ceremony. 4 4 . Of Woodenware, Baskets 1 _14�� - � , f 10i # 0 some excitement. Watermeyr. " .and to be completed to the ,satisfaction , I 1 , I i . If f4en in ti - I � i ; - � - I � tfl�l_ � me it will cure enost severe case.s A thrill of triumph passed through Clare' ve none* this morning. . I � N , " Indeed, I ha this 0 unciI on or before the Ist of October �, il � I I. i.i Old fools are certainly worse foo 0 �� I Ai 4 .. _�-,, hewrt ; but wl' 8 Bicycles, Baby Carriages, - . _1 , of Coqgl' ,� Bronchitis, Asr�xna, or chronic irritatiob . Is tha,n QUIGM YIELD TO . ,1 of Throa�or Lungs. Young fools," he said. " There is am tired fi% I next. --Carried. On motion of Thomas . _-; . % � � I. ien Mr. Smith's face was rais- that old om our long ride yesterday -not Code, seconded by James -I ., ,�., . Ff IJ � . . tilol, � �-, 1 1 ed those lips had such fool, Lord _,11 menti wall; have a headache." I Bowman, a num. ' ExPrIess Wagohs, Etc. . �i_ .�galn, r t a queer Braile I - � , T , �ning a neighboring � IV ', -!;�* �! I , Hus on the nobleman, Ina ber Of accountswere ALLE 9 14(111&r - � - li . V., F -9 if M, that she knew not rried a ballet -girl -a ordered to be paid. N S J[ValSaM We keep almos I ! I .i . M i f 54 �1: . . I f nineteeii-he being eighty, if n if You dowt buy anything, just 1: � I � 4.� f ill � � Vi V I .! I . - - � - X ;-T; ; ' what an.array of goods we bave. �, , ; I U withdrew ber hand- I Did you ever hear of anything more as I am tha. Win. Isbiater be in- — - to see Uri U. think, so she smiled coldly, saying, as she a day, you will be as plain in your ans*er structed to hayye' the road at Forbes' I __-__� c&I, t 6yeryth!Dg, If Is worth your a heavy doctors bill, up - what to " has " You are dropping the Amazon's and Moved by Ceorge Kirkby, seconded �y " . . loss of wages. pretty child o taking to the woman's weapons, I see. If ' Thomas Code t - while to In eve .- . SAVEMuch di4gomfort. "An int6resting scene, which a scandalous, more disgraceful?" - bridge - - . I . II!, ?Vf - in my question, I shall not trouble you I " . I �t li �;F,71 � - I __ — 0 spectator - . � ��'. 'i, , __ would bar,' many moments. put in a proper state of - - " -_ �i;_f � repair.- - — -, . � I " 7�_ t! P4_� . AUUE-LOWEERS. ill How long do you mean to Carried. - .___ � � - f dly interpret aright ; so we w Than her conduct? Tke little mercenary Pathmasters were then Last but not Least � , . agpointed as follows, � � I play with Allan as a cat pla s with a mouse ? viz : No _. . � 1- rth boundary, . Henderson,- 11. � - EZ I . , t 7 f � - � 1 !U' i� . 11 end it if you please." wretch ! No, certainly !11 answered Mr. When will you make an en of your sport Bowman, John M - . -Wekeep the famous-- - , - �, I r I . These words, and the manner Smith promptly, before any one else could and his misery?" cGracken, J. Gardner Win. . 7 1. T: " , I -:.� of 'them, . � i � ,I' I i . ! ; �:, EORGE TAYLOR, Licensed Auctioneer for the nolitralisediany softening speak. Mr. 19mith was peculiarly out of T Patton, R. Shaw, James Messer and A. i SINGER - SEW1 NG - MACHINE. I ��_ 1i I- G County -of Ifuron. Sales promptly attended had . irfluence of what 1� �, i- 1i � , . :-s- � � " What right-,, poor -Clare begau, but Miller. First line -Wm. . to in all parts. of the County. satisf& one before. I humor to -day ; perhaps lie had some secret words failed her. ) Martin, It now hunts t3 the tune I . . f ction guaran- cc T r -V i , ,,,i� teed. Charge# moderate. � GEO. TA §1 ou mean that y6 cause for exasperation. T - � I . � 1, pen I - , . - � . I . � . ChIcago World's Fair, =Ore than double the number I � asemore, D. Campbell, A. Hughes, M. ; I . - ,,.� i F " Iii -If f - - . t"; i YLOR K' u withdraw the white John of 64 first awards at the * �3 1 P. 0. Lashing himself into fiercer indigna ion C - . reeelvedby an the other companies. . - . _- Y3� flag of truc� ' !" Mr. Smith said. - " Than his conduct, sir I mean 17 ' wi tf* pence, J. Robb, N. Thornton - - .. --- i � ; - I , 7 th each word, Mr. Smith delivered a , t f ,,, " � �._ � Stanner replied, almos , A. Shaw - In tendering thanke to our many friends and cue. , , " Look upon this in that light, 'I she said yvir. S - . Past fayors we cordially golici a continu. . I r_ - I P. BRIN3 Licensed Auctioneer for ihg C6 t fiercely. " Bring- and A. Forrest. Second' line, -Wm. Case- q MR � I t1cole"Of Ire same. � Lz..� in . � � -�ffl--, , I J. . f H * an and offeredhim a white rose, from her bas' g disgrace, distress, contention into w it tirade, mostly of abuse Of womankind, and, more, E. Ruttan, F. Garnies, j. Ferrand, - '. � . Z I - I A". iTO umn. We* attended to all parte. of ket; but as he accepted it, he sai Inily. " . I , . " �� the "county.':' fa � 0 f) Ole of praise, that knew no measure or � , �, r - j , i I. Ali Orders left at Tiffs rayell,ros d,- - I ,I � Offic I - stint� of G. B. Turvey, George Caldbick, Win. For- � i Ii. ii 4 w - - � Allan, It was better, he ended by a i . . I " Rather selfish conduct certai.,11 - I . :1 1 -�.. — y, at his that a' aYll1g, rest and NJ. WAR][) Don't Forget the Place, . � - . i '1. , - .1 e will be Promptly attended to. " You ha-ile to teach me in another waY age�.- he might have got through h . thousand women should weep their Wilson. Third line -Win. - , N� �,* , , — . . ti 1 . i: � I than this, w�ether it is peace or war 1) .7. is few ' - � e- re- souls Out -if, indeed women had souls,, holder, H. Bone, W. Farrow and . George I � - _1� � I WM- M"CLOY, tween us 11 , 11111,1111119 years without til f' Burk- - Wray, Jaimee Proctor, R. Forbes, F JOHN � ri, �vm-� I � t getber, I - � �1 i I , , �- . and Ar * I 0 . 0 e new toy; -but which he was inclined 'to doubt -than that, Henderson. Fourth - . � ii ;_ , ,ent at n�- h, silently. � � � - . t Again Poor Clare was '� line) -V. Vannorman, . . i -111arris manu- -from. suell a heart W. G. Nicholson, I iN j f.; � . Auctioncerfor the Counties of 11uron and Pert They walked toward the house tillers have done. likewise, others will do one tear should -be wrung Manufacturer of and Dealerin all VARIETY FAIR msall for the Masacy likewise ; no use to make a. noise .about it.. an's. Win. Bry�-ns, - -i ; % I . � � facturing COWPaV. Sales promptly attended I perplexed. She felt" tha baffled and The girl was what the world as All . George kinds of GARDN018 BLOCK . . i- I 1-1,; I- Vi - - cl�rgeff mod&xate . t she had been play- calls virtuous, . Proctor, J. Wheeler, Wm. Shedden ames , 4�! - 0 ed. I :;. ' 7� . �, o7 � r I . _. ;. - Z � �% . � . 1. i �1 t-, I I I ,�� J1 - [. FIRST DOOR NORTH OF E.McFAUL2S : 'L --,-,, �� or ve needed to beautiful wornan before him- d at the - Kearney James Cloakey, N.BI&4 and John ssy ; z � - �, I ,�, addressed to Hensali Post omoe PI not the instrument. I it is, I hold, .saw how she Cu'rrie. 'Fifth line, -George Proctor, J. � ders by mai; and satisiaction guAranteto ed upon, whereas she had meant to be the marry her. But not ha , i HARNE ill 7 , left at his reeldence, Lot 2 Concession ii, ' Of course, or he would When he had finished, and looke A , I I,— ''.; � � i � eramith, will receive promp attention. Tuck- conduct is really'to be condenined . R I - ; . , i !YV�Ira'n, at breakfast, someth: I the girl whose was moved and shaken -even Mr. Smith , I 11 I I _tf mg was sai - I . , - 11 " her Cloaky I about Mr. Smi,,- d -selling felt that I r . perhaps he had said too much. ' P C ,IF. Baines, A. Clark B Wilkinson �,,. i i .i �, -21 1, 111 �!�_, W,s youth and her beauty to an old - Milburn & Laird , plans, he answered I . 1 4.? i� Clare spoke the words were the in- On, J. Sommerville V -8znith,Wm' . I 1�9_tf` : t. � MCK MOP Dir briefly- , - "Perhaps poor thing she had great yol Ames, ' , � When . a te SADDLES, � � Ul 1_� .� eCtOrY fOr 1893. " The c . � tp-mptatio ' I W. Innes and John Rooney. SiXtK --- - . I I AZ I 11 � � — ns,"said Mrs. Andre expression of thought. — , pil � , vent to which I alhided as most ber famil , to lift 9 lirle,-J. Grasby, J. YounA, James Hall . - . � . . � i_- ,!I* i - in robable tas taken place; therefor _ y Out of poverty, ewlw'4' ' TRUNKS I . .., , I �, M, Deputy Reeve Beecl-w , ,� i JOHN BENNWIRS, Reeve, Dublin p. 0. ' What is it in Allan that makes you love ) I jil�. �,i JAMES EVAN t 1p "..- T C, for and-" oble herself, him Qn - 11 ,P) - I r%]PJ LJ A ki A - he John Affen John - I .. � I - . -1 - 1. ; - )F- - _,; , � - : -1. I - � I _ . - I . - - - � I - o . 11 . - . - � ', AFRIG , � - . ! "M!!"_ . - lr�_ �_� . _. I . __ - .. I I . � I , , �, � -4 - - . � . � - - � � �� I I __ - � �.,. � I -1 _ - I - . - � I 1. - - I , . I _.'. _� ..I I '.. . . . . . . .. . I- . - - . . . . - ... I ---- � _. . , . I � I . � I . - . . ��, I I 11 , . " - .. I -1 - ." I . � " , 1� - " � . - 15'r -I - :-I- � W � . Bri.n."M WM � I �_ -ids t -O P _� I te� . . i"hilly Used. - I r t, � � j-er�tllaz otbe � - I , I tes4 expeudi - - �uiaptivg thf , I - � �, tile n,-cds of I . -Val-r .tllo ,0 to I �' . , L":��flt�ve- PI" I --��t-J,UC,J:Y�-') S -_V1-4 . - '- - . .its �e,%;�Ct'�'Je� - . 11 -, in tile fi)rxil �Ll� j8JI)e A -,W . It , . � t�CJ,-.-ef16d P! . I �;I, . �1.z � . ,,ivc ; (",:�ct- I , 'ing Cc t1.,P;,r_1; , . iiLd rn;�'IIVW I I - . . . � - h--, 5 f, - k, :�lvt!n �, .111-J, 'th tb � . IV, I - . __ I profess -;4111, I � I __ * -- - . �jcysj Liver .. e�aiijg thein -1 every object Gyrapof -1 � � I . gist's it, 7�( - factill-red b� loo. only, vli I package, als � . ,11 _ aucl bellng V �ccept any s . _� - , I �. - Wickedi I I :ST01tY OV THYS. � � . New Y ork, � ,day X -me. Frf � Rlimilton, on I .news all over 11 . - .1 paperof eivilli ment. I I -VV ho was F slie was in � -Of tilie-Irles, an� . who h&-1 �g. I � had aniamea , it, Forever: . had lived ii � feare& and. . 1. tlicialls UU& i aua defendea taleiit� - � - __ __ Y40U are to- - ramshwkled - �Clinton aud I dry -good's SU two small iM gew-gaws� am above thein - - Re -re -she =1V . - * - u=e of the . I 4aiipense(l lio A awlee, for neA I wAs arrostedl . I back inher � 'Tooin, comp � .t6s before. �' I It was kii' . ehe was a reA. lio�use was ,*- "fence ;" t� withsome ol I - ,the - - - ; � � , viseii - S; , - exploit n 110 I other - -i , " Zation T ' I celled her P � ventiou. of el Nlobod�y - I .again!t the I superior o baulli set:, to learn .&R -1 tration of i, ,of unserap . I herself , - �court, of tb �of fla__ Graln . - in the wa,y I ,gers aud tb �easy it was . . Aictment V t'0 Mir,1,_-y � nicalities. . � Iti the ick stood)A N, � Was Openly �outrageous . � laouses had, . coinplajnt� and arrestu not identiff I or velv-et � some inarl; . long tirae I - mark that, I detect and I Often in papers as I . f5orne new her -aue ho I and -self-P fate grow � saggy- , � It is a . Aeiigh� in ,,,,v,- of it. With her " - - - __ t" � �. �, � '_ X "Ju. 11 -v, ,am quite at the service I z1gain Ln y r 0 as Barnard 11-4 VVI I M � � f I At pathos of want . . - 1 4 t, ,�, - . the � McCutcheon and R. Nichol. � lvl� J�t IJ , 3eechwood fair company here assemble Clare had not dared t and of despair lookiii Seventh' AND DANIEL MANt,Ey, Councillor, J . . 0 John , -, as, f_all i `, WIC'MoGAV �Counclllor, Leadbury. d. Miss Water- cc & & speak. 9 out from Clare'q EGGS THAT WILL V - meyr, could not you -persuade Mrs ) so . n Wallace, * 1, HATCH. I � .IUBALD Councillor, Leadbu - - Andrews then seeing th offed Mr. Smith - " I love him because-,' The look he had George Pierce, J. Kelly, A. Scott, Geo Last year I P WILLdi - Ennoble herself V � face. hne,-4. Taylor, J. Phelan, Job , � V_' , I � J, H, - C. MO .. ON, Cl'erk, Winthrop. ry, to trust herself to our tender Mercies on'the at gentle little Mrs. Andrews' Redmond, James Evans R. . VALISES. 1 advertised eggs that will hatch nd I I � � N . I I � 0 1 �.� �;! , - , - I 0 Bewley and )a T r.; V SOLOMON J-:�SHANNOX, Tr rop. rivet, ? We should be proud to show our to whom lie met had somewhat disturbed Mr. Smith- rr the reports I have received from'81Y numerous cus. � _ r.� i . irst almost � U � , eaourer, Winthi Was 41wUs comparatively gen) he spoke less vehemently, at f line' --F. tontersprove th&.t statement to be correct. � 1;Z � " WM. F.VAN8$1 - r, Beechwood. il � - tle, looke Ashton. Eighth — , � - - CE[AIRLES ' skill to you ladies." , d frightened at his vehemence, -.;I— I 1 33 �. DS, Collector. Sesforth, 4 Richmond, A. Laidlaw, year I have a I This , T, � [ARLES Stalker, H. arge pen Of thorougitbred . � � - , esitatiOn. " I love him. bec�use he is eph McElroy Win. Skelton, G' orge Jack- RS - BLACK MINORCAS - -_ i, and remembering that she was not his ad- worthy of love -generous; just, gentle, firm I ., � "k ' 'Are you goill� on the riye� r then, Clare ?" versary,,he said " Forgive Illy savageness, son, H. Jackson and James Sh6ldice, � secOnd to none in the Doilinion, I . , - RICHARD POA',,LARD, Sanitary inspector, Lead with h 'John Brown, Jos- � ; _� , - . M I -4 P. bury. I . i i f.�. . z, . rs. Andrews asked. e HORSE COLLA Igi , 1 ., �_ but I think tha� because I have tried him and found him and I c1tallengs- I � - . " "'Yoll will come, too, auntie," C a11Y woman Who gives her , - Ninth line, -James Logan, John Richmond, order in -the best, style, aud pen is headed by o their equal. This i � '* �' , I 6 . Nare self any breeder id Huron to produce R *_ - answered away for anything but mere and abso, true. I love him because I have served him Made to : ` � f, 1:,. though she bad not R. Taylor, C. A. Ho � I � MARRIAGE L10ENSE � ne of the highest scoring male ;�-L � . . .. - , 1�'_�;"" . � I 8 been askedpromptly' not lute love�'iinder any and because, by beinlag,what he is, he has ren! John Searle we, R. B. Laidlaw, everything in 8tock' that can be found birds In Cmads. Theme bW,s word exhibited at an I I , ! , . - , . � - - - - . �. . � Z881UBJD AT like the water, and had no inclinat .0 des dered ine inealculabl I P. McArthur, George I the leading shows In Huron last fail,, carrying off 18b � .... x . before ; though she did much herself beyond hope of redemption -be e service." Grigg ih a first , circUiristances, degra - I - -cl I I ; � . '011 to mes and Jamea Murray. West gravel road --- � ass har�ew sh,opr and 2nd at Exeter, Ist and 2nd at 'Clinton, and all . � I I I , I � . � . on it that morning. She wished for an in- God's earth, " Pitiful thing 01, Clare. I I if I , .. the firs rizes at'Sftfortlk. Therefore, I do Bob F � � � - . .90 about the mealiest and most " I wish I were I � "' . said J. (-I U T Scrandett, T. Gosman ' a Come in and ex 144 1 � � - . . L -1 0 e � . � . . were dead and forgotten,then Geor�e r1ae , . an fflnine stock and get bave to er prizes for ray own stock in order to - � i- '. terral of Peace, and felt that her refusal " this idol � I � i':, L � . vim Clare's face blanched ; the col Of Yours might be happy. hling. East gravel road -A. prices � THE HUR00 EXPOSITOR OFFICE would be regarded as a declaration of war. or Red even bittern It is all Bryans, before buyi*iqg .elsew make 'We for them, aq these birds have sirogdy � I �� I . I _r , . . from her lips. Ral"ge, Robb, Win. Oakley, &rge - , . . i here. - vainedfor themselves &,*eput&tion As prL-e winners. �, . � "Auntie Allan spran ess and weariness -I Wish - I were Christo�her and J. Moore. . wo sold at prices to suit the times. 81-btisfAadon � I I . .. I . SHAPORTH, ONW.A210, ; Was always rather fond of the about t 9 up and was dead and forgotten. For Thomas Fluker ., L . . , I , � ;. . 0 speak when Mr. Stanner interpos- I ! - � . I � " - I .. ... NAMIMI Water,' Allan 'said; and the matterwas ed. Gent in visi JOH � I .. ; I � I.. "R ly, gently, M as I wish.' I could rest if once you can Wish was appointed Pound -keeper Di on No gu4mnteed. ftfuHinformstion call at B 7 - - I roderick � . ��b� � �4_q_.: r. Smith. � 14 WARD & AltseVsharness shop, at Grieves implement im. . 11 Your Iwere dead and ,5. 1 - � . 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