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I � - - I - ___ _71 I : . - SEAFORTH . 9- . . . - .he J:naw, and he hailed it. It mished hotell doing a splendid I . UILDING LOTS FOR SALE -Tho under- . ,� � I 14_tv � - n it him- - . . piped has a SuInVOT Of, fin; building 14U t - ;-1 THESTONEMASON'S LUCK, y I - . 4te for "is at low � . his (old friend and class -mate$ Arch business. He had tried to ru B � . on Goderich and James Stre - I �- : self, and failed disastrously. But he . . . prices. rorPattI4uI&f§hPFlYt.D. D. WILSON lffusi�il Instrumellt . __ I 4 . I i Maxwell. '16donian 49 Do You see that big, now granite A h6 a wind . I . .. I "What are you doing here, James?" Im a i fallfrom his 0 � M - in"-, the Ayr I . builldb3glover thete, James ? That be it Waiting for the tender. I sail in sh .... a ught heavily . i, . . . : : - � Ing Lot 11. COnces- . � was sure, R SALE. _Be Davi - - - � - t* Well, Aro4y, what of it?" . V I - FARZonroo, Hoivick, Coun ., I __ 640h, that'ayouynext move, is it? WO ldretrieve &I . `SS GOOD'Sa t&injug 100 seres,'76 under crop, balance Oa' � 1� ' I lonp to d Tannabill?" the Indra." I Iro . ompany istook ; that, he ' � �ty of Huron,, con , M1&_V01R41-U1& I errors and -losses; i I years ago he hadn't a I an in the meantime, would James lend DR` . . I hoase,. bank tarn, � � _ "I Well ten Wh an will you be back?' : m . 7 - . hardwood tvigh, .,good frAmc iles from Wroxeter . bawbee to his name." . ,, I cannot tell. 1 shall work up .this lit twenty pounds? . and bearing or3bard, 8J in . The tiMe was thirty years ago. The When .1 men looked at the half-bliabby man, w . station. Easy ,terms. Apply to WILLIAM � -- I . I , BIRYANS, Bru§8018 P- O-, Ont. 1T78x20' event to the best of my power., � Scott Brothers speake" were two youths, dressed in the., his nervous apologizing manners ur collection cf � I , the next comes I shall be ready f or it. wi � flaring scarlet gowns and square caps I - 'Pit . and oanjuine talk, and, sadly� enough, 9 . . . you ( oing . ARM FOR SALE.- or What are his l9ds is now pret by complete. In plain fabrics we -have ,.F gale, Lot 31, Con - which tioe rules of Glasgow College Pre- Reid & Thom-theii shipping made him free for' 1: the time of p &des. Trimmings to Feession ii, XcKillop, containing 100 acres � . - . � " 11 With niceii. qualities and sh state oi PROPRIETORS -1 . . scribe t� her students ; and they kto6d i I I added some , about go acres cleared and all in a good I I . I cleik. Beastlybusitiessi Butthere'sa purses - - ,well underdrained and.well, � I a moment to look admiringly at the huge bit of good luck waiting for me, if I it Ba , Archy," he said, 11 the beat match in Velvets Velvet Ribbons ; also Dress Buckles eNlItivation. It is, thing f . steady work, with a - . ened a Dress- fenced. Thereloagood brick -house and ood I - block of white stone. could make up my mind to take it." or you is - a�d slides in gTe variety. We have op Irsir.e barns, stables, sheds, &c. There "c' a � SEAFORTH - .ONT, I 11 Such luck !" said Archy ; 11 and I . stead, ' - Me. Will you take it, if I . , f our own customers. large bearing orchard and a never failing: I - I ur village 'I What do you mean?)) X PC 9 I ji�Aking departme, t for the benefit, .o' - spring well. It is situated within three miles: I I - mind him well. enough in 0 1 I mean Robin& Baird -.she has ten give it �ou - I . , of seafortb twd . Appl to- PIAN1C)S.-Dunham, New York His father was a stone- Your patronage s licited. , will be sold cheap y chipping stone. pounds and that nice little I I No: - I III try my luck a little longer. i : 1158tr , I I . I th d JOHN McCLURE, POrt-ces Hill P, 01 I Co., Guelph ; Dominion Piauo ,�usan . W. Bell & � Mason, and David learned hie trade P_ eat Ewington." . � 'It's a iong I&ne that has no turning. .- I . . I .1 . � I - - I -For I I Company, 'Bowmanville. . I 6 . . I � Lot 20, B = I I with- him." � B' t I thought you loved that sweet I I Baiter take my offer, Arch . " i 1ARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE. ' nnahill� & Co., Importers of 11 � I .. . y I lyfiel . � If t Too _Jei ny Bilillside eversiuce you and she not yet. Thank you all Fcheap, the East halt of acres,of which 52 n ian i and Turkish Goods I 11 reads . . . . 11 Not yet ; ' ' I ORTHIS . Road, Stanley, containing 64 OIRGAN-S- . .1 J g' together ?" EDWARD: KFAUL, SEAF . i ,,How's that, then? What's a Ple yed Its the*s"e, James. You've been a. lucky. . i . acres are cleared and in a good state of cultivav - W. Bell & Co . ' - aines. I I � Jenny's poon' A farm and ten . . � . ti well timbered with hard. Guelph; Dominion, Organ Compm . fellow— II - . on. The balance to buildings, a bearing I ys s nem son, doing with Decca gauzes, thousand pounds, with a pretty girl that . 69 St I i I il . I wood. There are good . it to within hillf a Bowmanville; D. -W. Kern & 061, 1 and mablins from Stamboul eh?" n a op one moment, Archy. You 1: I . . orchard and plenty of water. . likeeyotiwell,isabit of luck i6 ma . J I � mile of the Village of Varna and threenilles 11 ThA's the story, and I �;ind the be- )I have- been a much luckier fellow than I � ession at any , . can't afford to throw away. I . I . . from Brucefield- station. Poso I as one summer after- have. No one ever gave we ten thou- ; i � ce to buy a first clam trtimenta always on hand,xUo m - gin�ing* ' It w , . III don't know about that. Is it luck � ; : time. This is a rare chan, The above ins _ noon, and 91.-vid was chipping away in to tyne true love for money? I never sand'pounds. No one ever I�fb me ,an . I I I farm pleasantly situated. Apply to ARTHUR a few good se -I md-hand Pianos and Organ% for - his fath , ior's I Yard at Hamilton. I and a hotel. 1 had no uncle to take me into - : FORBES, Seafortb. fl4f'tf sale at from V25 upwards. instruments sold on - . w" loved aa,Jenny loved you, go, per- I : . or on.- terms to suit cue. wheen other boys were sauntering off � partnership without a shilling. I paid . __ - - . I .or le the instalment plan, hii�s, I'm no judge; bat I think if . I . - - --- -m violins, Concertinas and small instru. a good I . AR FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -F tonif 07 with our lines to Coila-Lian ,for trou k me forty thousand pounds for my�- share 'In — - __ F to rent, for a term of years, Lot 12, - mentson hand; also sheet musici books, &._ . t' bonnie lassie iihould ever thin .T, I f when a gig,' With a gentictrian in it, the' house of Tannehill & Co., every ces8lon 9, McKillop containing 100 acre 0 at the beat of I are cleared and in a goo � The t a prudent. which about 90 acres � - I came dashing through the village. w rthy of it, I'd couht th 'OOK e of cultivation. There are' about 7o acres r%cb . o me. Y, are Pound' he result of I careful, luck that DU 1 such, opportunities si SEAFORTH SCH06L B ritat d buildings are SOOTT Mio, . . horse had run away, and taken all things in a good firm, Archy, and have kin and cultiv tion of ! . - � seeded to grass. The fences an I .- � . its own road. I don't know just hows opene up on my path. If you are go- . good and It Is one m , but David flung down his Mal . let and friends. It is& small pride, in ten thou- I i ree miles of. thevillage -_ 11& d pounds, for your own and Jenny's ing to o any better,: you must trust to , I . � .. I coun v. it is within th from Seaforth aniii a . � caught the beast. The saved man was ing else than luck." I I . of Winthrop, and 8 miles I na piness. Take a second thought 80mqt - W iod gravel road past the place. it is within �% John Okr, the great Turkey merchant, - � 64 0 - -I'm not down -hearted., James. 1. - –3D:ffl:P0rT I – M110i'le of school. it will be sold cheap, or rented ce M. Whitney 8 and he 6ffered David money or school- a . ut it.,, ; - I In I . Apply on the farm, or I . Perhaps I might, if it was really a Good f c)itune will cc a tapping at my - for a term of I years. . thop P. O. ROBERT G. ROSS. 1 � But David . . I . I . address Win . 4 . ing, or !what, he wanted. go d house to me. But I've been there do -or some.day." � I I I 1181-tf I - ! . Would �aught but a chance to leii,rn [ I all of,thr�e years, and still" at my old " Aikd the first question she. will ask . '. STOVE AND trading, forlhe had aye the gift to turn I I - - � . I I SPLENDIP CHANCE. -Two houses and - . ofab bav�bee into ten ;,and so John Orr ' _" � . A �ale, pleasantly situated in the . . . . d6ik.' There's been new hand4'brougbt will be, I Is wisdom within?': Good f or- �, L 0 N - took him back to, Glasgow wit4 him. � in, � .over me, too. I think that's a shame. tune t ps at many a door, but she never LTJ�MSDEN & - I . 9 village of Egmondville, being one frame house, I Fict is, I do too well in my place to be goes i to stay, unless there are a few . with stable and half acre of land planted with ", Up, up,: from one desk to another ; - � ,ith F U RNISHINA anged ; but if I had ten thousand to '' entertain I fruit trees, and one new brick house, '% n to Constantino- ch sensible virtues inside - . I , large frame stable and one and half acres Of - � . then to London ;'the pdunds to start me i could do - as well . her." � � � -A. E. B. blic Schools, High Schools, land. The house contains s . Ix rooms, bath � � , ,ple * syne a�partner ; by-and-by a son- fo .�; myse If as for Reid & Thom.". � - Dealers in an kinds of Books used in Pu I . room and closets. brick basement, cistern and I ' i . 1 - : 11 .. very ""' ,.- 07CTS n_l;w t ast of all, heir of John Orr's hen the f rien'de' parted, .and James , Collegiate Institutes, Separate. Schools$ &c. Our . stock is now all necessary conveniences for a� first 'cl _E1.7 - . house and lend and business; It's like Ludicrous Mistake. . . � . for scholars vateresidence� Will be sold in one �arcXp`r � : sYh'is face steadily Indiaward, allowing I complete, not only in books, but in all sorts of supplies � - son I , 1 separately to suit purchaser. For particulars � a page out of the I Thou * d and one no doubts, or regrets, or he,Atation to A laughable incident recently cc- h as Slates, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Fool8cap Paper, School Bags, Com- apply to SAMUEL WALLACE, Egniondville . Night@,' A fellow had better be born mar the unity of his- purpose.; He had curr'ed at Fort Fairfield. A young man Suc Scholars Com- P. 0. or to A. STRONG, Seaforth. . . 11681tf Seaforth, Ontario. - lucky than tich. There were plenty of ' strate passes, Copy Books, Drawing Books, Scribbling Books, : � � 1. no time for any, if he had been disposed- at one of the hotels went to a magi . , I I --@, I Q young mew it, Hamilton ,you'd have fo� them, for there Tea much sickness and infor Mad him that he wished to be panions,Rulers) Rubber82 &c. �Ir c -VARM FOR I SALE CHEAP. --0,000 will buy . JU ioo acres on , concession of M& We are offering Bar i - icked oat �or Fortune before David on board, and still - I more during the married, and that he: would be around I � Killop belongi the 9th Morrison, who .gains in I � EnnaUll ; $ut it was just his luck." � ' The jus- .� I . � ingfnsr to Thompson � not intend �o - z m,.rch inward, and tfie acclimatizing of in a short time -with his lady. . i is residing in! bakota and does i � "Luck ! I 4on't know that. David tb e men. But after &while things set- tice infornfed his wife of what was to - 1. cighty acres cleared and the balance C at & Wood Parlor Stoues. clever, industrious" hon- . . : U E - good hardwood, maple and mck elm, within bi VO " I ' must have been - ) tied into aregular groove, and James happen, that everything might be in I . . -SPEOIAL V AL milef, of Seaf rth and within t of a mile of � . i , , I . , est and ag�roeable, or his chance would gathered a large circle of patrons and readiness. In a short time a young � . . s�hool hous Methodist and Presbyterian . All Stoves Guaranteed. have done him no good. He had the . . d - by a young I - res, mills, bIwksmithing and I - . friends in the fine old city of Agra. gentleman, accompanie iinds of Stationery, Note Papers, Envelopes, 'Blank Books. &c. Churches, s J qualities that turn opportunity - into It did not take him long after this to lady, palled into the store of the afore- In all , ' . Lgoon makin shop, post offiCe, &c., good build - A full line of have ; ings and wate for cattle, a - 9 t ared some- Bibles, Te�tamentsf Prayer Books,, Hymn Books, for all denominations w" md good gravel roads &in, Frn thinking, or he would bwome familiar With the "ins and ou a" said matron, and as they appip the township, taxes the lowest been chipping stone in Hamilton yet." . . � I i I . I to) any part o di and the seasons in silvered what bashful the justice's better half ,at I I ; of any of the ordering tow 0 � . "Nonsense, James? It's all lack. ' " 19' � I �� ! will be taken I for $3. 11 � at 6 per cent. App y In . 7 I me-alm " Famous Stoves avid Tanoahill is that fortunate, that g,uzes a d wrought muslins. People suppoo6d they were the couple who ; I . � - WinthropP. 0. ont. , ys D � g -adually learned that he -was a quiet, wished -to be made one, so she 'invited I....J- � - MORRISON, 11176tf � . if you flung him in the Clyde, he'd come p - ,udent speculat r, and many, suspected theminto the dining room, and placing ' I For which we are Sole Agents. - I . UP with a fish in his hand." . LIUMSDEN & WILSON'S, to JOHN c -For sale, Lot 12, i6onces- I . ti �at he was rapi ly growing rich ; but a coti'le of chairs quite ne�r together . ARM FOR SALE. ' L I 11 Luck is an unlucky word, Archy, to p ied. Very soon the - - i � . F sion 4,11. R. S., Tuckersmith, containing Great Ba h � seldom appea ad personally -in tran- bade them be sea - I �s, 86! cleared, 53 seeded to grass, 8 - . rgains in Table amd Library . be aye on a man's lips, and I've heard - justice appeared upon the scene, with 'I I S ,BLOCK, MAIN STREET, S AFORTH., 100 acre I wheat. The farm is well -fenced, Lamps. , sactions, and aft r twelve years' resi . � L SCOTT' L E - sown to fal !ay, that luck follows them who look for dance in Agra it was as the physician book in- hand, and immediately began to - I . L i L I well under -drained and - well watered by a � . it. One proverb is as good as another, read the marriage service. The young —1 1. - never failing spring which ratio through pipes � : a �one that he was . known. - ' nto a,' trough. There- is a brick house and you know, until you try them both." man grew very red in the face, and ag shed. I His practice had, indeed, become very I Q el kitchen, frame barn stable an -1 drivii 0. M, WHITNEY, ' ' Here the young men were spriu e - , 0 I - %W e - joined by large, and, as a natural result, he had �ing to his feet demand' d': "What Ontral Furniture HOUO 'y Good orchard. Th' farm is. situated within . some more scarlet gowns and i1quare caps, . in thunder does all this .mean?" _ . two and a half miles of Seaforth,,with good I ; re !be MAIN -ST., - SEAFORTIL . and the-colaversatioro -drifted at once Made the acquaintance of many beauti- 46 Why," said the magistrate, 11 I am � gravel roads leading in all di � otions. Will' - - 11 69 .11 I sold an easy� terms. For tuAhex particulars . into the approaching examinations,. and fUl women ; but he had never fallen in voii3g-to mar r you'. , said the I AIN STREET) SEAFORTH. � apply on the premises or to JOHN love. � . � 9, ry . But, M I . . r PRENDkR- � . I � 1 4 � . the. prospect . of degrees. Probably, - �. � 11�otf I young fellow, 11 I don't waril to get mar- GAST, Seaforth P. O., Ont. . -_ . Some men would have prided them- - I - . - � — . neither Archy nor James thought again . . ried," and he and his girl made a bold , of Seaforth and sur —,--________� I ' � . of Tanna,hill & Co. It was one of those selves on the fact. James was rather strike for the door, leaving Uke justice in I , We wish to draw the attention of the peopl - ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, the south half incidents so - often' dropped- into life, ashamed of it, &�d often in the self- a stupor. Shortly, however the rig�t rOundiilg country to our large, extensive and v ied stock of F of Lot23, Concession 6. Morris, �corltam*lnff Wall Papers, , iing of his I tried to 1' i . . whichiseems at the time an intruder, cOmmul o�nely cigar ouple appeared and were 1 ade. one in I I 100 acres, about 90 of which:are cleared, well I __ I - find its connecting find out w c ' n. _u fenced, about 70 free frourstumps and- well - I . ,le.) Ropublica' The balance is well timbered and only comes to, herein lay the deficiency in due form'. �Caribou (D V11" I is nature. . HOTTSEHOLID. YU IT _"J "Is underdrained. is nearly all T%1=81 . with iardwood' The cleared � part . link years afterward. . - 4 - I I . I * . WI1171,DPOW S1111 X1 - Jamestook high honors, and then. One.day he received an urgent Mae- . I �! , rniture, al�d can guarantee it to seedert to ,grass. There is a' frame house and - .edestrian tour among the i age to attend tHe daughter of an old Z . -Pin. Wemanufacturethe iiiost of our Fu ' . This is one of I � - went for a -The Wicked Boso I I I tram e aarn, also a small orchard . . , �gr% trader, wl ose bungalow was in � stock is very 1,9'rue d is daily increasing. . the Dest farms in the township an& has -no . Cheviot Hi�ls. ,He wanted recreation As every one knowsi in the early days the public. At presentour 0 2 k it, and is good for eith I I , I broken or bad land or e - and he wanted solitude to consider what i ight of his own window. of Methodism aeons ra le degree of To reduce' this enormous stock, our prices howe e y clown. . stock and will be- sold cheap- it I!, Baby Oarriages, . ide . , grain or I . He knew the i rioment he saw "Marian . nd within a . road he sh'Ould -now take. He carfte strictness was maintained n regard to I afford to tablishment within three miles of Bruesels a home deter t ined to be a trader, and to Hill that love had only been waiting for the wearine of jewelry or c s�ly attire. At our; low prices everybody can purcha . le. Our es quarter of a mile of a school. Apply on the 0; - ier, and in the long, low fever through is open, It you all, and we want to see you and a. -I your friends. Bring or to Brussels P. D. WM. or JOHN . � 1144tf accept the Arst good opportunity that I I An emineni divine of that hurch gives I - very happy PRrOeBmBloeJ"r. , I � CARPET FELT, � . . -- offered, no matter whether the trading Nhich- he attend d her, she grew to be an amusing, incident. � 1. I the whole family with �oar and pay, us a visit. We will be — � 611 that be ever tad or imagined woman . i t. Hoping soon to 1AR'SA FOIL SALE.-ContMning -- 119 acres, . was to be in leather, sewed muslins, or A preacher had just gone' to his new- to show you our goods, whether you purchase or no ?D - . . ,-ould be to man.. . - Midi 't f ni first I AL I beinig parts of Lots 1 and 2, on the 8th , i. Dunlop cheeses. charge, and was in the rT 0 is ' i tfully y9urs, THE CENTE ed and 5 I , But Marian �as but sixteen,- and he se and went have a,_V113it from you, we remain, respee concession of Morris, 100 acres clear OHEAP THIS WEEK ) 11 That is what I have made up my sermon, when- a woman Goods House. acres chopped. The balance good hardwood . . I . ;i - - HOUSE2 bush, fairly fenced and welt underdrained, good � -eig t or with unnecessary . FURN `URE opposite McFaul's Dr . � . mind to, fa,ther," he said, very decid- 'Was -thirty h . She was rarely beau- ont,slamming the do . -1 * I . frame house and kitchen .with woodshed —AT --- . � edly. . � . tifulOud delicate ha a flower ; he was violence. Of course he supposed he had � . PROPRIETOR. attacbed, two frame barns and frame stable, � I I I Then I needua show you a letter i I ra T?ug and strono. I and only handsome in- said something which gave offence ; but . K ROBERTSON, � . I good orchard and three wells and a Soft water 9 "AN son O' Edinburg? It cam a �irtue of his strong, purposeful man- on making inquiries, he leatned that the I cistern. Within two miles - of Blyth, where Doctor Wil' I � Pn "St S Bookstoji. Us .1 . If I week syne ; he was vera proud o' the ood. ' woman left because the minister wore I ! there is a good markef for all,�inds of produce, , CLIJ I L __ . � - 4 � ' school wit sl walV from the house. I Ses, an'he just It seemed alriiost hopeless to hope', wicked bosom pin. . . I F� L bin five minute . stan' ye took i' your clas . � %2L. ,1*e', This Is a . "I Would take fifty acres in p -is &in profession. But wd yet it was not in James Laing's The fun of it was that he had driven I 11 �r' P'Z. to -buy Headquarters for Sporting goo&, . , offers to gie ye h . M first class farm and parties wish in . - . if ye think it good to be a merchant, ye nature to stop -hoping and working for to the service over bad roads, and Lone I . . 0 would do wel I to call and see it. AvIlIfy on: the L I )I - ' n 8 0. ses or address Blyth Post OfUe. NXCH- dinna want to be a doctor, . . whateverhe set before himself as - good drop of -mud had settled o hi . immacu- Underi aking . Department. pro ... I new and second - hand Bicycles, I I . '.1 OLAS CUMING. 1139tf &� Good is good, father, but better car- nd desirable late .shirt bosom, dedeiving . the tender , ' . I � . 1. I ..--- � � . � � ries the dak ; and I'm for taking Doctor So he Iingere� away the sweet,. silent conscience of the ,�good sist6r.-Wide - I - - . � .. -DARM FOR SALE. -For sale, lot 5, concession I s, Base Ball � ,� . I ? - � . I ith, 'con- Croquet, Foot Bid - . 1, H. R. S., township of Tackerom I Wilson's offer." . . _U I iours of Marian's recovery, took her out Awake. i I 17-- taining one hundred acres more or less, 97 acres I 11 That's the way I%ddies 'make up 7or Blow, cool dAves, and whiled away .0 I . - Thi department is complete in every res e0t, and'prices the low- cleared, So of which are seeded to grass, well un- - Goods, Lacrosse Sticks,, La-wn Ten - their minds ;' but there's naething to �ong hours with! many a sGr, and rom- � . I I derdrained. three never failing wells. a one . . .1 ta6k' ance of the 11 L Tea-Drinker6 in EtLgland. ass hearses on band. Fune', Is attended to at the . est. Iwo first-cl i d lot there is a iuse, frame barn . prevent yo changi.ng--only ye'l and of old Caul." � I . � . , fifty of Hai . nis, &c., at . I . I . bettering dinna One evening,;as he sat holding her " - shortes b L: iotice, and satisfaction guaranteed. I I and very superior oroha d a ! d on the other a I notice, that changing an' � What an 'English home would be I good frame house and barn, stables, and good . . I I follow by ony natural law." . "sted hand in ibis, Mari a said. kI Doc- without tea I cannot imagine. What I V, neral Director. orchard. The whole will be sold together or . . . M. ROBERTSONI ii each fifty separately to suit urchasers, located - However, James insisted that a road tor -papa intends to sen,'. me to Soot' England itself would . be without I ., - __ - - I ... I —_ - . 1.1 n1fles from Seaforth, will a sold reasonable paylst's BookstorR ... ready-made was better than one to lan4 as -soon asI �m abie to tra.vel. Do. that beverage it is dilifficult to conceive. " on easy terms as the pro e is retiring from obli I - . make, and the next week saw him study- .you think it best?" It is no exaggeration to say that one . 5 ' farminF. For further a Iculars ap I to the , .ing medicine and surgery with the very " It ia the ve�y beat thing for you." might as well try, to faney New York - - ntral Oommerciall Oo I lege, undersigned on the premises, and if by etter to . - SeaforthP. 0. MIC DPRSEY. 1175tt . "But what -'shall I do without you?" . They drink I ; I ____ . � sameenthaHiasm with which he had , i - - City without a barroom , , 1,� - .1 . studied Da,vid, and Homer, and Horace. " Would you! like me to go, too?" enough liquor in England, heaven knows I I ; it . I � . I . � Perhaps al I I the more intelligently, in- Yes." I I . --e6ough to float our navy. Bult the � i i ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. -A 9 deed, for this very reason ; for that "ThenIshallgo. Ihavebeenthink, , , 614T. . VGood Dwelling House, wain parti- lox% I A liqu,6r drinking is incident il, while tea I I and UxIS, I storeys with kitchen 3 2x18 and a John S. Porter'. 499 specialty is the most complete that ing of it for t�vo years. I * was only drinking is apparently ease tial to the i I . first class cetlar under all thd main part. There I I) , I . . 1 is also a good well and cistern and young I * draws depth, and breadth, and light waiting for sor�e one to ask me. national life. %Vhere. 7e ee advertise- I T . 1 from every source under heaven. It %�a's in th�. arrangements pending men'ta of patent medicines of tea. " 0 L I' � . I - orchard, with plenty of land orboth ardenand Undertakiug and . 11. . L I r day of our lives the necessity lawn, purposes, also Cider MI 1,26x40,Jwith stable About five years afterwards Dr. Marian_!a joarn y to Scotland that the 0 T " 11 Wonderful udL � a may enter at any time. We see more and more eveL - , - ' L "' " Ti -To Tea, St rn a livelihobd, and there is no better way to and wheel house attached, IT first clam working. L - forgo a ' ))L ry y� . ng man and womad being qualified to ea I ture Empoilum, . Wilson looked into James' little office in I almost for co name of Daivid Tauna. Ca�, " ea"' Ceylopn lea, I -1 hese words Of evei [ils popular training school. order, with good trade es ablished. The six - ., . eta a at the British from 'every dead- secure this palification than to attend t] -ming part of 'ORTH, ,O � .. the Canongate, and said, 11 Jamee, how I hill again fell kin James Laing's ear. � 4 Re , r, It pays to secure the very best business educatioti., Educated heads and skilled line villoge lots adjoining to kLnd for SEAF . NTA , - - I old are you 7" 1 First he was asked by a we�lthy Agra wall, on every'bus on eve newspaper. hands a 0. Iways In demand - if the education and skill are of a superior order. The course of the above mentioned will bell sold separately or - I . I y - together to suit purchaser o purchasers, afford. "I am twenty-Bix, or thereaboutg." � manufacturer t 'take charge of an un study 9f re in this school is hot only the most thorough, but the most practical. Seven exper I toL pur- OUTSIDE OF THE COMBINATION. . . And no foreigner can esca a the actual Ing a good chance to iy on -, desiring I-- 4 ienced I is iuctore are constantly looking after the student's interests. ILTI "And how much are you making?" � usually value le .consignment to the L . r fluid any the Write for catalogues. chase a good new dwelling, first class in every � - _. subitance o aTore than satillfa(tion. guaranteed every time. Good board only $2.50 per week. . respect, or lots on -which tobuild as the situa- Funerals furnished on the shortest n 11 Perhaps two hundred pounds a year, 'great Glasgow rm ; and, secondly, it native can avoid the vertisements. . � and satisfaction ga i anteed. A large : � � �! tion is equal to that the village. This I I d I U& doctor." came out that. avid's wife was Marian's have tea kfast, tea for W, is 8LL10TT9 . il� W. H. SHAW, dol a "ayb !a Cain as the owner ment of Caskets, Coffins and Shroud#6 ke - ; � property vd1l be sol 11, aunt, and that t was with her she would Yo f 1. in For full particulars always on hand ol the best quality, The 11 L 11, Does that ancl your future chances . luntheon, tea at late suppe -. You only � . SECRk'TARY. : PRINCIPAL. intends securing a Jar of Embalming Fluid ased free of ohs W ! - . . I . i T OMPSON or 0, J. rge 7 � - here satisfy you?" - . stay. I , L Im apply to BERNARD il � miss it at dinner, but i aeantime you . I 11176tf. prices the lowesk. Fine Hearse. � I L . 66 AfiL lon� as I can see g be I � nothin tter So, with thi4 double claim, upon hie - have had it at 5 o'clock. If you call on ii SUTHERLAND, both of He.qsall. — � S. T. HOLMN8. - Funeral Director. , LLL . to be had.' remembrance, James recalled readil . I !I � . I . dance - GODERICH STREET dir"Mac . Y y(jdr banker in his office, on your friend I . I I 11 I "I thought so. ; 1 ARM FOR SALE. -A rave chance to obtain ite the Metbodist church in the ' The Seventh Higli- enough the big granite warerooms, and in his ho -me, on 'your fellow -lodger in I �� being rmerly occupied by Dr. Scott. . i a fine propeity the story Arch Maxwell had told him HAIMILTON & MJNNIS,�,SEAFORTH F _ Lots 11 and 12, - - L landers sail for India next week, and � yo4r hotel, he rings a bell, and tea is : I I . I I .y Concession 18, Grey 1�wnship, Huron County, their colonel and I are kin by our wives. ! of- the Hamilton stonemason, . containing 200 acres, 145 acres under dultiva- ] brought in with thin slides of buttered i . I I tion, balance drained and partly cleared, with I ' - He asked me; to -day about a doctor for Yet purpose work so dimly and slow- bread, or, if ladies are present, with I I _V__Rl the exception of 16 acres reserved for firewood, I- . theyost. V�hat do You think about ly I �� I � I:D - . . . that even t .an he had no concepMon. tar S. I I = = T\/J and fence timber; soil, rich clay loam, rolling I N ROOT COMPOUND. -401 - I . it ?I that within cone year. he would have Why, the editor�'of one 6,f the princi� . -A- I ... . _JL VJ I I I___ 3 � and very productive ; a commodious frame , � of Cotton Root, Tansy sod . I I . "The climate is very trying." marded David Tann'shill'a niece, and ,pal newsp �er., n Englan told me that - dwelling. large cellar, with i�oodsbed and other � . yAl-prepared b Ln 61d,VbP a 'i y an 11 "Nothing. but alternate doses of tro' become the pa tner- of the famous Ori- every - man ja k in his establishment- I conveniences, attached ; two large barns, one clan. Is tuccessfulV used woit* - - I � � I i I � pica and poles c4ould 'try' you, James." ental trader. � . , cleiks, reporters, publ I isher and edit � w g underneath, beeldesother � .... thousandsof women,andbuW110 I 91 And the salary ? , It isn't much, I ore To John Logan's old §tand, oii the corner of Main- and out buildings'; two large �bearing orchards of scribed in a practice of over thitty , The promist Marian and he made each _fia�e tea at 5 o'clock every day as sure . choice f ruits, besides a vat I 6ty of small f rults, earn. cc #I. Will be nisiled to sny add"111 - : , ornamental and shade trees; 1,400 rods of I i daresay, " � other, aw the3 stood, hand in hand, as that hour arrives. "'And,itiostnost Jo. in Streets, first door north of M. R. Counter's straight reAl fence, recently put UPI a portion fin CaniLds and United States. Doctor,# coark cc Oal double what you are making ; � . tation hours, 9 to 11 and 1 4, Diseass � . y watching the rad-uE,611 revelation of the exdellent -practice, " said h I si pping f rom underdrained, watered by two never failing It" here is the local practice Jewelry Establishme�t. women treated only Sealed pxrt',Pulx ,,, 2 but, then, t . S h shore, s'-th6Jirst step to this. hie own cup in his d ghtf al home ; I I wells and a spring privilege for stock. This stamps. Ladies on) AddresE POM � I . mated. has an even our- ; . . and-, a nativ I I T�hoie'cs a c o n d w and fox it brings all the people together as I COMPANY, No. 8, Fishe Bloc 131 Woodww a Court besides. The King's 9 the tact, prudence - � farm is pleasantly sit t household ha somewhere in the neighbor- intimate kno ledge of Indian aff&ire no;hing else could do, and we find I out . . " — , face and drainage facilit that cann�ot be Avenue, Detroit Mkhigau. 110-13 . - . I 'I - I surpassed, while the buildin command a view - hood of six hundred people. I should 'wbich James radually developed in his from one another just whE t each one has �: I of the whole property an a large portion of — ---------- think, a,ltog6ther, that it, was better business rela one with the house of bepn doing or is going to ao. during the I the surrounding country, To much to the - , beautv of the place. It Is d stant di miles from ,Vi - . . than a street or two in Edinburgh." Tannehill & ( 011 day. 11 � , are now opened in our new store, which is fitted up in first- t office and , GODER10H � ' � [_ " 9 on the G. T. R., wbile . He had bee i at home about two years . nation class shape, and everything made for the accommodation of our cus- Brussel 11 A pru6nt man could find chances, I irea, ! tea ! tea 1 Was ever a . churches are not fat distant go 'roads. Will too, to trade or speculate a little, doc- when he met p the Exchinge one day a so'enslaved ? Whatever they do, *her- tomerz, and we are prepared to do better for -our customers than ever be sold reasonable. For further particulars ' . apply to D. & J. ROBERTSON, on the premises 8team Boller Workst tor ; there i� a prejudice against physic person he ku W"well, in npite of many ev ar they go, they h ve their I tea. before., We hiLve pl ty of room now, plenty': of light, and everything or to Cranbrook P. 0. J 1174tf �- ians doing that kind of thing here." 1. adverse chi inges-Archy Maxwell. There is no commodit . or habit in made pleasant for' ev,rybody, ag. well as Bolbts and Shoes at right - -------- I (ESTABLISHED 18W.) " Very pioperly ; baV that is 'a thing Archy waiony too glad to find a friend America to liken to tb at in England. I �> t ARMS IN TUCKERSkITH AND STAN. I . by itself Ja m -es. The main question, who would lit ten to his plans ind his They cannot eat without it, visit with- prices. . FLEY FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 21, Con- - if . ou'll,give an answer to to -morrow. complaints, a, id he pouTed them fully ou�t it, assemble at home without it, pic- . Don't forg�t to -,all on SATURDAY, August 9th, as we will be edssion 2, L. R. S., Tucker mith, containing . . �111 lackjo - y . . 100 acres, of which 85 acres are cleared, free Chrystal & B � 44 No'need to wait, doctor ; I accept, out into Jamt a' ear. He had married ni4 without it, cor att nd to business giving Special; Bargains that day, as we will ce . lebrate it as our Open- from stut-nps, all underdrained, well fenced and I I . I'll never say 'No' to the good thal Robina Baird, and -gone into business w4hout it. . . in a big -o state of cultivation. .The balance is I , '014 I ing day. - . anufacturers of all kinds of StSitt with her money ; b�t there had been a And such tea ! �e Americans do not - 11 timbered with hardwood. There is a good I N1 , coine� to me;. When de we sail?" . W . we - / - : - i brick residence containing all the latest im- I ary, Marine, Upright,& Tubalar it Next Wednesday, by the Indra combination 9f Glasgow ship ere to de- . ktiow what tea is. If,they know, we r i - . _� I . p . I I . f , provements and conveniences, a good barn, I . . I - from the B�,00mielaw, Glaagow.P I stroy him ; e eryone had wronged and ce �tainly do not, for never have I tasted . stables, driving house, sheds and other out - So next Wednesday morning Docto - injured him -, and, - of coarse, he had suah tea as I got nearly everywhere in. 'Boo'ts, S.hoes, Trunks and ValiseS— - buildings all in good repair, There are three I BOILERS I ' James Laing, of the Seventh Highland failed. ' England -such biting, strong, nerve- I I acres of orchard and garden containing all I - - I � kinds of large and small fruit trees and the -- . ers, was waiting at the Broomielaw fo Then an uncle had taken him into mirdering, sleep -dispelliDg, " d rug -like �. i whole farm is surrounded by maple and other the tender that was to 'carry him an partnership. Archysaid he had im. �te&.' I .bad to weaken it at least one- . AT � I shade trees. It is close 0 school and is con- Salt Pans, Smokh Sta-eks, Sheet IrOr- , . the troops down the river to the open posed on his ood nature unpardonably, half, and then fouBd it aromatic and � : � � . - venient to markets, railways, churches, ek�., Works, eic, � I frith. where.'the Indra lay waiting 'fo � and the two had quarrelled and separ- plaasant�-that is to 6@6y, as nearly pleas- ' 11 and good gravel roads leading in every direction. I � — � imutai s0o . I � Thete are three never faillog wells. This Is ore I Also dealers in Upright and Hor them. He was alittle early, and, as it ated on very bit -ter terms. Then he had -a t &8"that sick -room decoction ever can HAMII�TON & M—cINNIS � ' 4 - J of the beat farms in Raton and will be sold I Valve , Engines. Aut6yaatto Out -Off Engifl.eft -"noddy" i made- a great 'deal of money in railway N . oprietor esires to remove to speocialty. All sizes of .pipe 4n� I was raining he set in the imoki b . to -a masculine, coffe6-drinking ! . I pipe ftft I I . � i . Manitoba where he bas I urchased more land. I on hand. Estimates luinidwa ing, and speculating about the hurrying scrip, and lost it all in mining. Then A, nerican. -Julian Ralph in I I Harper's L I constant "' M'eekly. )I SEAFORTH.1 Apply on the isea or address Brucefleld i stortnotice. . 1Z, - crowds. presently a figure passed thaj hie wife's aun.t had left them a complete- I J. LOGANYS O�D STANDII'MAIN ST.11 P. 0. GEORGCFeLZEWEh. Works opposite G. T. 134 Ststion "erlabi, I I ; . 7 . ,., I I L I - . i I I . I � I I I ! � I � i . . . . � L 11 i i , I I i i . . I . . � ! .. � __ ! . � i i . � I I i L " I I ! � . . I I I � . ;_' __ _1� � . 1� I I 11 I I . - . . � . ,� ; I . I - I II I ; . I . L I I' i . . I . � L ! I . . . - . . I . I - I I � � , - � i I I - — - . - . . . ,� I I � , " - . . I I - � � J ; I I � I I I I I . - � I I ; 1. . I L . c I 1 7 t I � I Aie I I � I lit' I , I ,ta 1 1 a v1 I I . I t ]i �i' p i bia -i 1 4 o, I S ; 0 e! a 91 1� b 6 A , i � . 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A , 00 lyow-re- gotten:%3 Is, brave AS4 :' e his 0 -W, ,A i0we l.ke =11 11 ALad I - - , his ba. - . ,e thive 1 .' wbereannatel"I L J I j�,e neler a i � iffe, t4d vas tb6 UJ4 - wbile ago : : I _JLcd`J%.JMSkWhio ]L iv so � J*es or n1a I Wk is your moth - dicop your it I Tborelp =owt am YO) . - � ,was born to'l . � ]gaIi lough . in his 'i Vr the grim( I - J-181tor slie grime 01 - L]& heart I on I � wy .be your heart: Diinnen ch AS,oMe � toJOTAIII I this, -waybap, . L IIAVO X Suemed y0i. � you won7t ho voufvew jptten A Ila - . I "chap, must g4 Sba I help "U to chociii betwA � 1% tell you a tale 4 the tal,es my � I WAS gummat abot lookw Ism h #hens *hap As Iia I nuner, tame - , 06,c,=.e.-VV1,the 10 stayed awhih, . And somehow he m play -actin, 0 - - "][WMLA-Promlp was like thy I ,AlAtleaster lad, � � =�nes below. ue saw what was a -=,)r feytherls� wr a look o' shami bin' konedt 1i L m I And le*ook MY hill . said in a che icy lam, they sayb - doubts,61 yot 'That 1, MAY hie 600 ' � for mysen ba so its rect timt I 51 this nian-laol I wu frowe from thi ,word that I i I kut he tUpped -to 4 and he kispeo And hosaid to me, mon and vM ]gat if iyv4er yo'nee A your 1*,nd A w ' -, I I wentwith my pJa in Lunnun 1k For a month I was I ,�,00pae crash � � JEy m= giot into d, came pe-eril" And I was a drunk ,. knocked abQ, : in A yea ht bad V i . L Q;t LM.V achin!', Left me without a �- beat - I Left me in, ,cruel . asigh, W -e a lever wesirin! I prayed mig - I w=dered uWay . * . Imuger ptln,, -And ag,ain camer,A I to mv AW 41 Kin It V' 6 -dev! the feeble ,or ' god help me 1 the; %fie, child tol, I � * I I I I -read in An ftliol band's fate; Hihad been killed: . widowed and I'd many iL deftnti , I *r 45NO!y � I'd a duty to do in - tnind to go. Year after year - I haunting th( That many -a -gullo I has brought. And, mxddene_a�kit , conscileiiee Bi I cried, "'I mus . shall tw3w. Eight years. from t I Ito thevery i L I came to myiaitll light ; - There was -never a, thro h 7th And I th=, t *It' L fr1,e_,AJp t2lat * Ix . * * - A child looked up� . I I - . my wan, wb _fte uttered ^ _c171 1 was Vut W 2 He had seen we I . . and tu;Q' aut]afo Q&Ught Mf passfo- nate, 41 I" lass ill he zi coom whom I hov Waited for t - long yeaz p I kriew As thy Mal men wurdt And I thowt you Wvered an I " Will yp be my v walw. =a rvi3 a baim "' wa � ,Can we, Willyou make = 4c It I tore may W1 . oaniiol�b� .ray r�*to I � "'rTecome, to V . 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