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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1890-12-12, Page 3_. � - ---- -- _____'._______7___�__ , , " __ - - - Z , 1-1 - , ----'---'-�---�-----�-,--,---,-X,�-�.- � - . � I �_ - � .--.-- �_, , - - I �, - � V , - . . � 5. - �__,_ ___ __ -1 ____ __ � � . � _i_-7-,__________- -, -*-"--- , , . � - , � - __ ^______:_,_, � . 1. .1 I I � I - � - .- � - � . . 1. - . I . I . I I . � - 111111OW- '', . I t . I � I - . . . . ar", � - - � . I � I I i . . I I . - . Rr", . I � - � � I I I - : I I . . � I . I - - I Affim . t , - I I. . . . . 11 I - I I . . . * . . . � I - . . - . I � I - . . � . . � � . - . . I . . . � -_ - I - . ; . I - � . . - - I . - . - t I � � - - � . - . . � - 4 � . , � . . I I - . . . I I � � . 11 t __ 1, � � . . . . I I � . I . . -L! I . . - 1� . . � I i . � . 11 , ,4 .� - . . - . z I . . I I - � - �1. I , - -,- - . I - . i . . . � . � , I � . - I I I I I . .02 , - � � .. :,� . � I � . , , I . � I- : . I . 11 .* ` , . ! - I I . ,. xl la, -, - I � , I - � I � . . . . '. 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I - I � I I � I I . � � . I _. I i . . . � I I I . � - . , 3 . I I . I I . : f : I . I r . - -1 Dwmm�R 12, 1890. . . . - THE ,HURON EXPOSITORN I * I - � . I � I I � I I - I - - I - - I . -_ .. - ,.- � -1 11 I . -_ - , � _. . � . --.1 . v I - 11 I - I -_ . I . ;I . I I . . 11 I I . I - I". 99 My dear," he said, not motidin my father forgive us,. I don't mean to excel.in sweetness and richnen of mel- J . UMTORTANT NOTICES WeUhigWnt Grey and Bmc*; - �g I . . I I I **",� , Cecil, whowat -lounging by the win- bedisrespeettul, mother, and I love you ody the songs of those in the garden, I 'donee - GoM,WoiLrv, Pmenger. mixed. . I . . . I OR SALL-A Irst-class rersi on th . I dow, " I'h&ve - iust heara of such a cat- as well as ever; but I won't -give up my even go, perhapejanet sapg more sweet- Ethel...�*�.. .. 2.61 P. it. 9.31 1P.X.&38?.l1L - , I I . F corner of Victoria and George StreetA. . L - - I I . - 13ruftelm.. _. .. &06 0.45 O." - I - I % e Id have &�e under more I. I - - , Good stable andombard, Applyto A. CARDNO, I ,� . astraphe , it is in connection with those own girl for anyone, not even' for my y than b won . - L BlUeVAJO..... b... 3-21 10.100 9. W 1 1 1 � I ilbs I - � - ; I poor, Karrons. 1 Marvel told me -he -said, Inother." . favorable circumstances. ' W-inghaw.- .- =0 10.10 11.10 4 . . I I - . 'Gol" &MTR- mixed. � . i � TRAYED.-One two year old red heifer with L it is the talk 'of the village, and no Cecil stoopecl down and kissE d L%dy In conclusion, the lecturer dealt with Passenger. . winom_*� .. 6.89 A.M.11.10 As X. 7�2b IN X L see. -et from Un one -the girls are left Grey on her forehead as he spoke, and the latter days of the pottess', and gave � THIS IS NOT A YARN,' S hole through right ear. Any information I Bluevale .. .. .. (3.48 n.22 7A 1 . lelat .... -i - I . I . as to the wheseabouts of the above will be L7�,02 11.46 .1 I I I absolutiAy nilegs, my dear; and then he went out of the roon A ithout is touching account of the final scene in - i . 'a � Brussels. . � � - � , 8.55 S . � . � I - � I Ethol� ..... .... 7�14 12.00 9.31 � - . thankfully iuceived. 1�. I � ROSS, Brucefield �� . their mother- ue does not care to blame waiting for any last words from her'. the history of this most; remarkable � I L198-tt . , . . her, " r -he in d -lead, poor soul !-but she She ha�d to aicknowledge to herself, as woman. But we have Yarns that will please you, 'Yams . ' � I 14 . I . . -BARGAIN.-One large Taylor I was little short' of a spendthrift. She she saw him- go. with a queer mixture of I � 0 that you will appreciate, because they are fine, 'nation look, double door, just London, Huron and Bruce. � . F %Safe, combi . - d speculated, and. lived on her capital- pain and pride, and love ri,nd an,fer tug- - His Nose Itched. I aa it left the factory. Also, 250 acr. a on bank ' . � .. , )1 - - . strofig and cheap., Always in stock -the best GoTN* NoR,M- . �. Passengtr. I fact I assure YOU. I ging at --her heart, that he was not such of TAke Iftron -, 150 acres cleared� E. N . . I 11 One nigbt," said Ben Holladay to a - I ,.-,A-nd with two girls to provide for !" a boy after all, and that Jocelyn was .Saxony and Bee Hive Yarns, as well as other . LEWIS, Solicitor, Goderich. ims * Looden, depub .......... - 7.65A.111. 4.35P.M, :!i E; New York World man, 64.1 mas bounc- . ___ Exeter ..................... 9. IS 5,�57 1�irr e_xclairned Lady Grey. "I blame her, very much �to be envied, and she, . I makes -in a large range of colorings. Hansall.. .. ........ ..... 9.28 - 6.09 r poor . . OPERTY FOR EXCHANGE. -One hun. v t, - - ing over the plains in on'e of my over- I . � . t Kippen.. .. ....._'..� 9.S4 6.17 ; - . even though ab e is in her grave. Polor f6rsaken Lady Grey, very much to be - I d,red and sixty acrei near Gladstone, Mani- - I � I land coaches. : L .1 . . I . L -changed for Se4forth or any lBrucefteld ....... � .. __ 9.42 Is." I � . girls-nioeL loo� ing, both of them ; par- pitied. L � . . tobs, will be ex L ' " 211 ra. Holladay and myself were the other town property. Apply at THE EXPOSI- Clinton .... ....... . � _.. 0�00 . 6.4 . F I � - ticularly Jobelyn.. But there is nothing : " It'd Luoilla's doing," she Said to her only. passengers. Several stages had EDWARD McFAUL 1197x4 Londesboro __....�.. .. 10.10 7�oa � TOR Office. - I !, before them now but governess-Ehipg, or husband after -she had related ,all that ' � I I . Blob- .......... ___ 10.28 7.19 � I " been robbed within two months and the . Belgrave ............ __ 10.42 7�27 1 searetaryghips,`[ unless, indeed, they bad passed between herself and Cecil. p I . EACHER WANTED. -Wanted a male or fe- � - i driver was ripping'along as though a , r Wingham arrive .......... 11.00 7.45 , qJXT. would take lesoons in cookery, and then " She left the boy that wretched eight ng of prairie wolves were after him. * I I . T male ti'mcber with third clue certificate,to Gouto 84uTn- . Pufteuger. I I . . 1. ga I the year 1891, Jor School Section No. 6, Bay. . ; . achwhatthey know to inexperienced hundred a year ; and lie threatens to go . SEAFORTH. Wingbam, depart .......... 6.50A.x . - e . Suddenly the horses were thrown' on . . For particulars, address application encloalt'g B41grave., ...... � ...... - 7.06 4.00 domestic servatits." and live at Leaside, away from us alli I .. . I testimonia18,Lstatingrzalary expected or apply � L " . . AEFYER, Sarepta P_ 0. �' 1�0 1k , - rs Not a bad idea: at all, my dear," with a penniless girl." . their haunches and the stage stopped. I personally to D. SCIf. Blyth._ . � 7-1-8 4.15 L I Iti pilatm 1oondesb6ro::::::,.,.,., '.. 7.26 4.26 ; L , "I was heaved forward, but quickly - . I 1197 x4 -n� ......... ::.. .. .. 7.55 4.45 � I L said Sir Ja'sper�, who adored his wife. " We can't permit that, whitever . . . Clinto I . recovered, and found myself gazing at4 . i � I � Brucefleld.............. .. 8.16 6.04 1 - I � I, .rhis remark A yours seems to, open happens," said Sir Jasper. I RACHER ANIANTED.-A. feinale teacher for I . I -& Co. . up.a new career for young women, of the � . (To be continued.) , the muzzles of a double-barreled shot- . � - c T third L room of Priblic School in the Village Kippen..'% ........ L. " �. ... � 8.24 6.12 . . � � I - 7 . . - - - � gun. I - I L of Zurich, School Section No. 7, Hay. Duties to Hensall ...... ___. - _ 8.32 6.12 I 14pany, . Upper classes. But it is early days to . "'Throw up your hands and don't . oonimenceJanuary Ist, ILS91, �Sxlary 'ES -20 per Exeter.... ._.. . ... _... &60 t.38 ;,% Coil, things. The girls are A Trooly Good Man. . - stir!' shouted the owner in �& gruff aninum. Apply personaUy orby letter to FRED - 1,�, terribly to be 1pitied ; and the doctor My THE KIIAN. HESS - Secretary S. S. No. 7, Hay. 1199-3 I- I , . I voice. ' AWAY,- THEY ALL GO WITH I � 'At - , tell& me'that their poor father left theni He never swewra, he never ;n1okes, . - I __ _.- ___ - Grand Trunk RaUwa'Y. - . Z , I - ,_ - ; i " Up went my hands and, I began to - - EACHER WANITED.-Male or ferfiale for Trainsleave Seaforth and Clinton statim I I o I . atid, also fairly well _Gff-�-thar, is, he left sufficient He looks not on the Wine, � .7 t I * commune with myself. The fellow then ' - TUnion School Section No. 7, Wawanosh, followg: -- I r*11181 for � capital to secuie to them a modest in- He never jokes, he never laughs, . ' - � - I- He goes to be 0 to December 20, IWO, stat- Pawnger .. . � .. .. 1�03 t,. m. . 1.20 F. K . R told on d at nine, . coolly asked for my money. I saw that - duties to comwence ist January, 189 1. Appli- Gotme wmr.- sa"PoItTH. culfton � come.) � But oh, 'the horse he sold to me . cations received u I I �tnt C,ue. I . he did not know who I was, and I was Rlary rt-quired with testimonials, etc. WM. Passenger&- .. .. ..' 9.10 P. x. 9.27i,. * . I - -That wret�hed woman ! I wonder Audg-unranteed h= sound, DV_ NCAN & DUNCAN '9 * _. instru. afraid that my sick wife might awake iWIL) B"INSON, Sucretary Treasurer, Marnoch, Ont, Mixed Train .. ...... 9.20 A. X. 10.%A.X. .. !, &C, shecalarestiniher grave," said- Lady Upon his hinderlers, &)as! . . . 11198N3 Mixed Train.. ...... 6.15 P.m. 6.40 � , I Some spavins I have found. and call my name. � L I . .... I i . . . -_ . � � . Gmy. L I GOING RAW --Z . ; � . f S Well, my dear, she has gone to a He in the Amen corner sits 11 My coat was buttoned over my I _T r:El' 3D]1:hTC3r__ - CHOOL TEACHER WANTED -Wanted for Passenger.. .. .. .. .. 7�59 A. x. ttg A. I � )IS'. . higher tribunal to answer her short- On Sundays all alone, bosom, but scarcely high enough to hide .. S section No. 5, Tuck�rsrnith. � niale teacher Paissenger . - .. . � .. 2.48 P� v. 2.25 P.. I _ the preac'ner abal . ,esthe tonga L a magnificeiit emerald that cost me over I I holding a second or third class c,ertiflcate. Mixe 1 Train .. ...... 5.80 P x. 4.65 IF. X . I 0 Dut�icotocomirenceJ&-nuary2nd,1891. Appli- _�_ I tominag. The'girlearethe people t And when - . Freight Train.. .. .. 4.30 P. v. 8.30 P,� . - 1> He'll look around and groan. $8,000 a few weeks before in San Fran- - cations stating Falary desired, accoflipanied by � . � ; I ' � I � � think of how. � I bear, poor Jucelyn is He cries -"Oh Lord, I have no lot . Cisco. I ; . testittionials, to be addressed to the undersigned � . 4 ) very ill ; she' �s confined to tier bed With.publicans and thieves!" "I scarcel breathed through fear Four in the field, and still they lead. Here they come down the untif the 15th of December. RICIIARD ROB- � with a sort of jererish attack." - But oh, the horse he sold to rne . y . I of INSON, Egniondville P. 0. 1198x4 . � I ; U .1 Is troubled with the heaves. 113 43 i� ' that light might strike the stone, and home stretch, with Duncan & -Duncan leading, and carrying a case 7- y ;, && f6CelyD !" 1'3&id CeCit. . . � i I __ __ -nething . I I 41 its sparkling brilliancy attract the at- Men's Fine Winter Overcoat, to sell at $4.75, $5, and soi OSEY TO LOAN. -Private and compan ' . �. � . . ; � I 1 713 y I - - I He had bee standing perfectly mc- That man will never eat a bite tention of the robber. I had .about I . N1. funds to loan at lowest rates. $10,000 of .. . I � I � 'Intil he sh%des bis face - . tionless, drinking in his f ather's vews. L choice at $7. 'Now is your chance going fast. 'Alen's Suits in all the I i N. aw he came �.,orward out of the gloom . And in a inelancholy tone -_ $40,000 in a money -belt and several . n private funds have been placed in our hands � - y He madly says a wrace. hundred dollars in my pocket. latest shades i $7.50, $� and $9. One case of Boys' Cape Overcoatq to which we mill loan in suing' tosuit borrower. � I I . . I . Loans can he completed at once if title 8stisfac- . I I . I . i kind st.00d in the bright ling Of light But oh, that horse he sold to me � Children's Cape Overcoats'in an endless variety. Men's DICKSON& HAYS, Cardno's Block, Sea. ! I - .- * ., , caused by thefire. . And guaranteed superb, 11 Suddenly my friend . shouted : be sold cheap. tory. � . � forth. . 1143tf . ! 4- a i -i * "I forgot you were there, Cecil," half I fear upon his leg he has I � 'Corne, shell out -quick, or I'll send the odd pants from $2.25 up. I . -, -_ . I A well developed curb. old 'un a free lunch.' - - ERSEY RULL.-The undersigned will keep - . I I - . ;, I 'Yawned his mc ther. I I You might ring - � � - - � A) . 11 . - ,� . * 5D X 1. V . . 11 I - passed, out the fwW hundreds . J during the pre8k�nt season on his farm, 2nd f . � for Hawkins, my dear. A cup of tta He hasn't got a single tooth � I To chew his chop and bran. loose in my pockets and handed him my We Make -Ordered 010thing a Specialty. concession, H. R. s., Tuckersmith, a thorough- ca 0 l"." 0 �r 0) I I would be refreshing." . bred Jert-ey Bull, sired by Canada's John Bull. I I _. Now wasn't that a dirty trick . gold watch and chain. They were . . Ternis-41.50, payable at the time St service 3 CL H %:L "A I _. . .14 i I 1-1 In a minute," said Cecil. � (D � 0 1 3 To play upon the Khan? . heavy. I think the chain alone would 1, with privilege of returning it necessary. 4OHN t� 0 (D I 3�-w 0 He clenched his bands bard,and stood But ,,,,,, that man turns up his toes loth , 2! 0 - W 11 - I- -facing the fire ; his boyish face was red And gains the awful I-Aace, - Caps at prices to meet the many wants ; A -Ten's C HANNAH. N. B. -Also for sale a �emey bull ; I 0. I . weigh five poundg at lea3t. . lien's Fur calf, eleven months old, thoroughbred.. 1164 )-da �.aa CD t3d i . 9 pecial. line of Boy's �0 i.� (-O. tA C.O. 1* : . I That foundered nag he sold to we 11 the latest shapes and patterns. A s C. -i I i j. I all o�`er. I i Y �,u were talking about the " ' There,' said I-' there is every cent Caps in a LIJ - i 1, -. Karrons-you have brought bad news of Will stare h1m in the face. I'vegot! Takeitand let me go on. �()aps very cheap. Underwear at wholesale prices. Bound to clean Ll TR&YED CALVES-.�Cwme intothe enclosure W4 (D _ e4i t:� 0 H 11 them, father; at least, at least, bad And that is just the reason I M wife is very ill, and I don't know for O.'of Lot 16 L. R. S., Stanley, two miles north �L � tn � . ; - '. y those, special, lines out if low prices will do it. Come and examine of ftsdale, Two Steers and One Heifer. The . " (D C.+. i � esn't matter so Look down upon him so ; what would happen to her if she knew CD C. -C! I � � or !,oge-it do � / requested ta prove property, Pay -4 :� news for po yu " I think he's just a real bad man, I . yourselves. . I -1 owner is "I )Wi t - ; In . A reg,'lar crook, ahho'- what was going on.' � � char es and take them away. LEVI ETUE, 0--d I gues. ach about J( � � 9 0 � . � . I Cecil was delivering his sentences in He never swears, he never smokes, " ' Keep your hands up V was the re- ; Drysdale. . 1190x4 X ).dw P-- C) 0 CD �' I I so jerky a mai Luer that Sir Ji.isper inter- He looks not on the'wine, ply� while a second robber received my . fit )11 0 �� 0 RD I I . . He never jokes, he never laughs � watch and money. D U LLUU11 & Duncan, S-eafortb. STRAY HETFER -CAme into the premises IC5 ,M (D wi - . (D W t"! I- i rupted him th a iaugh. And -ous to bed at nine. � � � - E of the underbigned, Lot 11, Concession 9, X ..'� j . 4$ Your mouier and I are particularly � " Then a search was made for the ex � . . Tuckerstuith, on the 14th of November last, a a )`_1 11 . - J - . I � C-4 0 . CD I the clearness of your press company's box, but the. double- . Two Year Old Roan Heifer. The owner can a , I ying X I . � struck with A queer Boy. - have the same bv proving- property and pa I - z 0 �L � . - I - � . . Speech," he said. 11 Your remarks are Ile'doesn'thl: tjdN, it" weakene his. eyes," barrelled sbutgun eid not move. Its charges. ROBERT McGOWAN. 1199x4 0 C--� � �r � I Dves most lucid. I e Jocelyn so ethereal that But the 11 r ..-at sott" of book will insurea muzzles were within a'foot of my nose. --.-------------- . 0 0 (D P) L I . . thout the necessities .of I ' For my life I did not dare to stir. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTSE 0 C A) I she can do I L,urprise, EACHER WANTED. -A Female Teachet fo , . . - . T the junior department of the public school r 0 0 )--a t� I ta. life? -My dear, if Cecil won't ring the Let it be about Indians,,Pirates, or Bears, "My nose began to itch. The stiff of No. 9, Hay,and Stanley, Blake. Duties to a 0 'C$ W Co bell, I will. is ideas are so obscure And he's lost for the day to all mundane a ffairs. hairs of my mustache got up, one after � . January 1A, 1891. Applications P �(D 0-.3 � )J By sunlight or gaslight his vision is clear, I . . co,n,,,,, on I Abrary j nat now as to be scarcely interesting. another, and tickled it until the senea- DRESS GOODS -No specification of the various goods 8 1P esti- X to )'I crq Now, isn't that queer? . tat* salary required,accompanied by t 46 Hold, - fAth4r.-Motber, you under- At thought of an errand, be's "tired as is department is possible in this brief notice. Suffice it to 'say, monials, will'be received up to December 20tb,. (D 0, I a a tion was intolerable. I could stand it in th - ly to 0 C-'- tand, don't yoq ! Jocelyn will come hound," no longer. ' . 1 1896. ,Addrem by letter or, apply personal (a )`_q CA O� ,q L__J . 8 I 'Very weary of life, and of . " tramping around," - that we show the newest patterns and fabrics in rich variety, with JOHN It. SCIINELL, Blake P.O. . 1199 � here -she will b6 my wife -that is, I I I S tran6e1er,' I cried, 'I must scratch � )p 0� (n Ca 0 7-4 i -with tb� grade upwards, but always as low in each grade - � 4 Buf if there's a band, or circus in mig1t, . . prices ranging .. . � meail,to ask her." lie will follovr it vla(ily from morning till night. my nbse ! lt itches so that I am almost OR SALE OR RENT. -To Blac"miths:- . (D ) o ;h) � 1. i y I as can be ladoe cons' actice of selling only good (,00ds. F erty and A t4 V - I one The showtnaO will -capture him, some day,1 fear, istentl' with our pr g I desire to sell or rent my prop _. . AsCecilsp ke he dropped. on crazy !' . y I blacksmith business at GrandBand. The shop . I - . 'L For be is�so queer. 11� 1"11 ! kneebeside his� iii;other, and taking one If there'swodr,in the garden, his head " aches 11 I Move your hands,'heshouted,'and bag a good trade. No opposition within five __ 0 .1i i r hands half crushed it be- '10 - n ,- miles. I 'will also sell niy residence, shop and M ).d. I RTH. 0. her slender to split � I'll blow a hole through your bead -big MANTLINGS-In this department we are sbowino, Ulster w C-44 r,4* f-s- � . . s. -"Black brocades and choice designs in several lots. This in a good opening,. 9 . nd the )� rr C-0 9D i tween his ow . And his back is so lame that he 11 can't dig a enough for a jack rabbit to jump Cloths -in all the newest effect ' 3:10 CA � i ' 7 1 1 You'll w-e.come Jocelyn' bit " . throu-h !' . , Alatalasses and Astrachanis, - Mantles cut on.tlie premises free of terms will be made easy to a good- nian. - Bust- V ;0 C.".1 il - , as my wife' But men-ifon base -ball, and he'd oured' very soon, a � .�� I . ness has been ruaning for irany,% ear8. Write 0) 0 r, (Al I won't you, m(ther?" � AnJ he'll dig for a wogdchuck the whole after- 11 I appealed once more. .. charge. . . I � . � I . I � I for particulars at once. Good rea�sons for sell- -1 . ).W. 0 Jz1a � w �l oic " said Sir Jasper. our . ing. DONALD PATTERSON, Grand Bend. 01 (D " � . -'Very he I noon, . 11 I Well,' he answered, I keep y . P -.d 3 1 " Really, quil e a slice of the old roman- Do you think he 11 plays possum ?" He seenis hands still and I'll scratch it for you. "' department we excel on exhibition. I i1q9tf 0 0. -.4 C) �:� I'll, - C -3s -the penuiless damsel rescued by qui.te sfincere ; . - 11 Did he scratch it ?" asked one of ' MILLINERY -In this " OTICE TO BREEDERS OF GOOD STOCK. � .114 a (D . I . . Bur -isn't he queer. -St. Niebolae, . . In our show rooms will be found everything of the most fashionable N -The undersigned will keep during the I 9) ; I k here Cecil; - Ben's interested listeners, � (D 1-1 A) I - the youm, knight. Loo y � seamon at Leadbury, a thoroughbre4 Ho6teln- I I - .L M I Dot going to I L 66 and latest style� pertaining to head gear. fo 10- 1�t � . . your mother And ' I are A. Remarkable Woman. Sure I" said Mr. Holladay. - � . . Friesian. bull by 9. 1, Lady Collins Nepthuve," p H .� - � 19 I � , Maud. Hanning'o Neptune," 1� t . uch fol) , How?" asked the breathless list- tr , "4 CD � - listen to any i r y -you were oply No. 16067, sire I . ; I C er-time enough if you JA'NET HAMILTON THE SCOTTISH POETESS. ener. . ust have them, and it is just as well' No, 5-570: darn, " Lady Colin," No. 8734, milk (D � P : * � 01 ,,*ge last su: nm . FLANN-MUS-you m record 85 pounds per day ; butter 21i -pounds 3 M " CD '0 � ,� �� i � - , A I Dow. On October 21st 11r. Joseplf Wright 11 With the muzzle of the cocked * ina something special in these . �. � 0 in seven . � . - bring- as& wie in, five years f rom that you should know that we are offer� . da%8. Terins, $1.50, payable onthelpt )p 0 0 0 -`.).do I I The sooner y )u go back to Oxford the delivered a lecture under the auspices gun !" said the great overlanden, 11 He I of.);Lnuary,189i. J.T.McNAMAQA._,. 1178tf � 0 � N % I i (if your of the Prestwick Literary Society in the stand I (A CD (T) 7 better, and put such folly, out rubbed the muzzle around my mustache . . 0 . SALE 2 �L . head .27 � Prestwick Bali,- Ayrshire, to a large and raked it over the end of my nose -i, and to be prepared for it S .-Blyth Brick and Tile Yattli con- 0 P, P, : TO -The cold suapis coming oi - taining 5 acres of choice brick clay 12 feet ID � � He audience. Mr. Wright remarked st the said that it FURS PA � '5� W 0 11 .Sir Jasper Ed not speak angrily. until I thanked him and t as i � - . you will require a storm collar, or a muff, or a cap, or a Cape, or a coa deetp., This property io adjoining the Fallway W - - - :regarded the whole matter as a huge outset that a great MADY people had the itched no loDger." . . I Sta ion, and affords good facilities for shipping. . -1 f.o. X I . i - ut a boy in idea that a woman with a.literary taste '. See Wbat we have in these goods. If we have not in stock There are two good tile k111182 'ODO tile niachine 0 . " . Cecil as nothing b - !� ngine ana X A) W I I jest The robbers soon afterwards took or a boa. t3a ; . � . t be a good housewife nor attend one brick. machine, one portable c 0 41111 I r � - I H. his eyes ; it I rag quixotic of the lad to could no their leave, with many apologies, and. what you want, we will secure it foryou on short notice. - boiler, together with barrows, racks, &c., all in M ;q, '9--4 ).� ; ; , I i penniless girl ... �- to the duties devolving upon a mother. ' . I full rianning iorder. There is also on the pre- P I � - s tand up for , L pretty, Ben continued his j urney to the Nilia- , . C-* V � . .. . M I 4 welling, with good cellar ' CD q This, he feared, was a popular fallacy. 0 0 E I and -that wi is all. - - ri, with the big emerald and $40,000. . also hard sind soft water and a good ble' .4 0 C4 5 P. . I . R - You'll g( back to Oxford in a week, Janet Hamilton was not orily a lover of eou - I sta . W .=.�. I I , : i8i a very. desirable propertv, and well adap- " � �1' . - 8 1 - I li literature,& cultivated, scholarly woman, I . - , - m . I . . it y boy, and there'll be an end to this ted for n1anufacturing brick. and tile on a large X W � � 'i , patting the young man but a kind and affectionate mother, who Connecticut I 9 " scale, and %hi be sold at a bargain as the owner I ;Z ;0 %a � I - oily," lie said - � . . DUN CAN -, & D TNCAN Th (A 0 ,:� - 4 1 f ; .. V 01 W I looked we I , is desirous of going into another business. This � � guod-humoredly on the shoulder. 11 after the things of her own . Blue Laws. - , M " (D ,)-a. rfl I . I spra g to his feet as if he were household. She w&3 the wife of a work, : These laws were enacted by the peo- is a going concern and a fortune for the ris!ht - ):1 P ),I rp %0_4 . IR Ceci ' ' iran. For full particulars apply to the ttro�rloe: P.do " I stung. flismotherbadDot articulated ing shoemaker. tier husband, John ple of the " Dominion of New Haven," tor on the premises, or by lettcr to Bly P on A.) (D I I � I . 'a ; Dot by the faintest movement Hamilton, was an - apprentice to her . Montreal ,House, Seaforth. 1197x4 0 )-On C+ (1) I I I . and became known as the blue laws, be- . W,M. NOUTRAY, Proprictor. : L . I a WQr . � I I 0 )--a tr " � -pressuri-, not father. Janet was married in her four- I - i ,I -_ , C) W 0 P I didshe'return his hand cause they were printed on blue paper. � . X (D �_ � A R I I I I I I � I I- Ir -1 - I I I I �tj I " " r, L�l , 12, 1 i W I , - � - - k( I 0 I I I 11 C, ;� ' r, once had her eyes met his. His mother' teenth year, and she had ten of a family They are as follows - I . ! REAL ESTATE FOR SAL - E. t-4 P 1`11 -h . I � -2 e 0 0 I , , * , � - than his f 11 The g 0 hi - �89$ al. when she vras thirty. In ei*rly life A i overnor anil magistrates c 0 1 . I I conduct hurt Cecil more on- R SALE -For Bali) a t r__4 N . Is. He went out of the room, feeling . . G - - %0 � . er was taught to work at the spinning- vened in general assembly are th e ANDRE OVENLOCK9S , OUSE AND LOT FO ix 1-1 af�64, , isfy the most wheel, and afterwards atthetambour- I ower, under God, of this in- - 11 good ccnifortable dwelling house on a -.4 0 O� (D C+_ �--__ p. miserable enough to sat supreme p . . - eornor lot in one of the beat localitios In town. PO CL CD 0 t:� . ,iA; � . , � � exacting lover. He had appealed to his ing frame, and she never ate the bread dependent dominion. From the deter- 0 . The house is fmine, nearly new, containing 0 1 4� . - I 0 W � 4 r. ness. Janet was an industrious e .0 0 � L of idle 7 rooms and woodshed. Ther iti also ,.t good *". e,v PO ". %a L�i \11 I parents, asking them for bread, when mination of the assembly no appeal shall . r1con aPnI RllvdnAvis Advertisemente I rril; -- e -t will be sold , - . LIGO, 2� the harde�st qtune of satire and indifferf . wife, a good aad kind ncighbor,aud was be made. . I Staule on the p ace. .F V J 14 $= CD 0 . - ; i . cheap and pobsession giveri at once. For fur- -4 CD � � , CA]a ence had been, vouchsafed to bim. often called upon at times of illness, " No one aball be a,freeman'or have a F. W. (,RICH, Sea- a C4 U) M . � I . ther particulard apply W 1199-4 �1 C+ W I , - 11 I . . 96 He's no ing, but a boy " said Sir and never slow to help in.tinies of need. vote unless,lic is converted and amem- � fcrth. - � I t . I � I . I 1 -7- 1 - wife, when he could fihd Janet was never at a sch;ol or got any ber of one of the churches allowed in the � - I J�'isper to hi - ARM FOR SALE. -A valuable 200 acre farm I � ; I orde .15 eaching in reading or writing. When Dominion. GRIST AND FLOURING MILL . 11 situ I - i to sp A after Cecil had gone t - THE FARMERS I ) t . . . F ated of) Concession 13, lots 22. and 23, 1 �. - J ' between three and four she got hold of a_ " Each freeman shall swear by the I he fates I . , away. - We'll take no notice of him, t im-, McKil,op townLahip. They are clotse to 'the lDef-t a I I I r being fitted up with t - - I . copy of the Shorter C*teebism, with the The mill is now in operation again, afte No pains or ... arkets in Western Outario, on good gravel ~ I my (fear; and the silly'aff&ir will die of Bankinr, House i � - � , L blessed God to bear true allegiance to skilful workmen. I 1 31 � alphabet on the back of it in large let. the Dominion, and that Jesus is the only proved machinery, under the supervision of most roads and within a few ininutes Nvulk of store. I ' - itielf.-' ;_ t �ffice, school, churebe* and every necessary - IS 11 4+6h, I 0 i produce the -best results, both in re- I . . 7 e7s a angerotiaL g � _U � . S, Yirb" said L--dy term, and she would ask her tn'ther or i,; n g. expense has b6en spared that would, tend tu Poe - . 64 1 1 any other person who would take the - I hed gard to quantity and quality of the returns. Particular care has been taken to so convenience. The soil is of the very best and SM.AJTC):Rr17. - - ; . I . Gre', an he sooner she leaves the 11 No dissenter from the establis] t e well adapted for either stock or grain raising, Montreal.) "I ; � � � � -.;- - y - . y the operstions through which the grain, meal, etc., passes, &8 to give as both farnis are watered by a living spring (In connection with the Bank of - place tlie better. After all, we may time and trouble to tell her nanies of the. . simplif: i T'jU- worship of this Dominion sball be allow. the flour from his own wheat, and still retain the old gristing system' reek. There are about 30 acie8 of choice tim- L. . I . I L perhaps regard it as a providence that letterq. B7, perseverance 'she could at ed to give a vote, for elecLing niagis�_ customer . . and -t� a house und stables, and 8 � 1. wn personal supervisions ber on both fatin. � I ,ge of five read a chapter of the L L .1 -The gristing trade shall have our oi LOGAN & 00-o' . , �, sLhe and her sister can no longer live at the a trates or any officer. . � � I ers. - First-class Flour always on hand, and orchards of choice fruit. The fan)18 will be sold .. �� - "L � . -1 � Bible. When fifty years of age she in- " No food or lodging shall be o ffer be made to accommodate our custom ;eparately or together toisuit puirchaser. For I -RIO Oakde'ne. - - . ed- , , E BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENT5. 41 i . , - . ct vented a rough kind of haDdivriting, by _.. I L . delivered in Seaforth every Monday morning in lots of 100 lbs. and upwards at nee and terms apply to the proprietor PETER I I � - We ri�i_u t not allow oursalves to to a heretic. I I A post card stating quantity required and where to be deliver- MEWEN, Leadb,ry P, 0. L 119itf ' , 11 . 3, look at matt;rs in that light, �ny love,` means of which she recorded " the burn. - " No one shall cross the river on the wholesale prices. . . L . � L Now in heir own premises on MArket Wreet , I I - 't' ,e, 'I a I , � - �1; 'n, - will ensure prompt delivery the foilowitig Monday morning. � ' . ;; ed � . I q ARMS TO RENT. -To rent for a term of opposite A. Strong's office. , . , Inotic . I .s*id Sir, JWI er, as heL stirred his tea. ing thoughts that wouldna gi'e her Sabbath day. I - I Heaforth, : I I I I Poor Joc yn ! After &Ili 'ishe is a rest." She laid no claims to be A. great " No one'shall kieshis or her children . � F years, Lot 5, Concession 7, Hullett, also General Banking Buinnesa done, draft4 iss led I I . 7 sort- . concession e, e ; I C.. I pretty ere ure. Yoang men will be poet ; like the song birds, she sang be. ,on the Sabbath day or fasting days. . SAW MILL- - Lot 9, ach containing ioo acres. And cashed. Interest allowed on deposits. � . & - I . also on Lot 6, there are 75 acres cleared and in a , I a best - VOUDg men; you must allow that, causeshecould not help it. She took .64 The Sabbath day shall begin at sun. Alargequantity of Lumber on hand, suitable for building purposesp good8tate of cultiviLtion. There are 45 acres . � p ;and I no great fli , 4. She alwi,ys kept low . in MO I . I - - - ght, . set Saturday. wn and round. Orders for bill stuff attended to on short otice, fall plowed, there is a large bank barn and good I . 16 Cedar Posts, a& . plenty -of on good notes or mortgageo. I I usan. i ted frame house, also a KOM orchard and I L � I it Preciselyl, my- dear. And mort- down, and sang of the joys and sorrows 11 Whoever wears clothes trimmed � 13 , � _ Particular attention paid to custom sawing. Logo of every description wan . est� I . - water. it adjoins the village of Kinburn. Lot - . V op- nd money will of everyday life. - re one ,the incoming winter. 9 has. 60 acres cleared, all seeded to grass. This ROBERT LOGAN9 . RA�NAGmt. J gaiges will be mortgages-,.& with gold, silver or hose lace abo i :house, ret. ain a little too short for our require- Janet Hamilton was a fireside poet, shilling per yard, shall be presented by farm isto be ]eased for pasture only. It has 1058 4 , 1 - I - d Agnes Deane, who is the "a poet of the hearth," one of those the"grand jurors, and the select men ISTORE- . . I lenty of water and is well adapted for stock. ; , ilients - an . I MN*M . I e un kerms reasonable. Apply on Lot 5, Concession I L graatest hei ' a shalt tax the estate f3OO. I ress i ' the County, Comes who spoke to us in a language w - 'L . consists of a well -assorted and full stock of Dry 7, or address JAMES SNELL, JR., Constance HAND=MADE . � I . here jaL the spring -and -and-- But derbtood, and from whose works we got At NVhoever brings cards or dice into This branch of the business ats and Caps, etc., P. O. I197x4 I � . : I i i . i - . - . leave it to me, Jasper. I'll have a talk, lessons and encouragements that fitted the'Dominion shall pay a fine of f,5. - Goods, Groceries, Boo�s and Shoes, Glassware, Crockery, H �, � I- I the battle of o . urda0ylife. After. a We would, therefore, cordially ROPERTY FOR SALE. -The undersigned Boots an'd Shoes � . . " No one shall eat mince pies, dance, which have been selected with the utmo t care. 4 . with, Cecil this evening in my room." us for I � inspect and carefully compare prices before purchasing P off erm for sale cheap, his valuable Village � . - � NV hen that took place, no 6ne could a laborious life she died'at -the age ol play cards or play any. instrument of invite the public to closely Property, known as lots number 63 and " on w , I . . . I i be more eloquent than, Lady Grey, and seventy-eight. -Her life was one of ,the mudc except the drum, trumpet or elsewhere. , the north side of Queen street, Petty'e survey, McINTYRE I no dutiful son could have listened more 'best instances of self -culture on jewsliarp. . � age of Hensall, and east gide of Railway D. rksotrack, on which lots there is a fine frame dwel f Boots aud Shoes I L I I attentiVely than Cecil. At the end of a and showed that no matter how lowly I I No gospel miDi8teir shall join peo.p.le A.- GOVENLOCK, Winthrop* "" f rame Has on hand a large number o , � . . ling 24x'32 in first-class repair, and a good of his own make, best material and - I L converia-tion which lasted for -over two we might be in the social scale' we . 9 .in marriage. The magistrate may join .� stable 20.x26. There is a splendid well on the . � . . I re iijeely fen;�ed with a I . . ade the followiag remark : could live a life that would adorn it-' them in marriage, as. he may do it with I premises and the lots a atisfaction. . I I hours, he in ' - - Warranted to give 8 � I I fine net wire fence in front, the lots are also . 11 I don't want to do anything to hurt She- was a working man's daughter and less scandal to Christ's church. . . . - fal tTees and if yo, want your feet kept dry come and get I you or my father, I in- a working man's wife ; she brought up ! 44 . nicely planted out with* ornamen and nothing would -1 A man.who strikes his wife shall - THB shrubs, also with all kinds of small fruit- This a pair of our boots, which will be sold ck9r- � ten of .a family, and yet amid it all she I be'tined ,CIO. F I duce me tcv brine, a wife here whom you valuable property will be sold cheap as the . 0 ' OF COMMERCY ,age. For CHEAP FOR CASH, � I : , - L . 0 1 could not respect, lint Jocelyu� is a lady. found timetto cultivai6" -her mind, and I " A woman who strikes her husband CANA'DIAN BANK . owner intends shortly leaving the vill �i4t on, , . full particulars aPPI v to JAMES R. BERRY or Repairing promptly attended to- All kinds of � . I I . I to enrich the literature of Scotland. shall he' unisbed as the law directs. 4 Notary � _1�1.y t1linking her beautiful and the best p Establdshed 1867. - � G. J. SUTHERLAND, Conveyancer ar to and Sh-3es made to order. All parties who ir I - I . . a perhaps nothing; but I When sittling at the fireside, writing her " No man shall court a maid in person Boo unts for Wt year wlu otall girls i I I - Public, Hensall. have not paid their acco . � suppose anyofie, even you mother, will poems, Jas ed with or by letter without obtaining the con- HEAD, OFFICE, TORONTO. - . . pi ease call and settle up. ' , ' ML ! I - .B. ss . ' . I adm�t that Jocelyn looks nice, that she urhat were generally thought to be sent of her parents ; :C5 penalty for the N -posse ioniof the premis4L-9 co'n'be given D. McINTYRE, Seaforth. t � makes a room &H the brighter when she poetic sounds. In the silent watches of CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS: $6.000,000 1162 ; $8009000 in a month's tirrie f delsired. The owner has - Ising 3 years old, � . S? I . first offence, ten for the second, and for also a fine Trotting Stallion r � .1, '. is, in it, and-and-thl%t she's the sort the night ahe heard continually the the third irnprisonm,�nt during the RESTS - - - - - - - - - which he will sell or exchange for a pair of good . : . � J�ror . - I of. ponderous tkud of the hammer smash- . . . B. E. WAIKER, GENERAL MANAGER. . This Stallion is broken to harness. Seaforth Dairyd � : of airl no one need be ashame� pleasure of,the court." . . - mares. I I . - JAMES R. BERRY. �, , . -orks . . . I I - . . S,h_e's iuBt as WL ell born as I am, and ing the molten metal in the ironm . LWhile Mr. J. Barton, of Avonton, � I , - _.________ I � � _ d.- CH. JOHN'. BE TTIE Having purchased the - Dairy Busineu a � Slide there is nothing in the world against close by- Amid the noise of these ham- . i - ines.- her except that she hasn't got money. mere, the shrill screaming cf whistles, was driving a stake into the ground his A'General Banking Business Transacte Farmers' Notes Discounted. A from Mr. Hodericir Grey, I beg to solicit a con- � rc There is no and the never-ending rattle of machin- little son came up behind him and was . ag % � Itring d her for yea yable at all pomits. in Canada, and the principal nee of the patron 0 -hich he has re. : . I � ha�e love R is Drafts issued pa Olerk Of the Second Division Oourt tinus t. With the advantages IE - � hed I one in all the world like her to me; and ery,.she wrote of the birds and flowers,- struck in the face with the beetle. . ed States,Great Britain, France, Bermuda,&c. . County -of Humn. ceived in the pas I � I � ouble and penni- the woods and streams, and wove into facev�as badly bruised but he is recov- cities in the'Unit have in my refrigerator and situation, I hope to , - nycuetomers satisfaction as to : r.eh now, when she 5 in tr . . � be able to give r . . I me undying verse the memories of her by- ering. I 8"INGS BANK DEPARTMENT. quality of mUk even in the vtry ,hot weather. . � i- I - . --t- . less, is just the time for me to Co - : I L come forward, gone days. The sights and sounds -Theyoungpeople of First Presby- cer, IAnd Loan . I I am going to - Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest allowed. ' Commissioner, Conveyan 2 I p.egiizing that the cash system is the mod . �'LSI I 11 she lived drove her mind NovF,XIDER -4 and Insurance Agent. just and satisfactory to ail concerned, I have , ropose for Joce- amid whic terian Church. St. Marys, hkye organ- 1. EACH . � � niother-I'm going to P lw--EREST ADDED TO THE PRINMAL AT TRZ END OF MAY AND 0 r � I I . ..lad ; from immediate surroundings, and being ized a Bible Aass with meetilogs-Keon. - decided to sell for cash only. W.XCJL - . lyn. My father speeks of me ag a . YEAF_ t.� (alooly but I'm of age, and my own master, and a true artist, she saw the glorious light ducted and rules similar to those of the � . - . I p1mils Invested and to Lom mr Tickets supplied at reduced rates 11. � celyn here, whyv through the murky shade in which she I Christian Endeavor Society. ' ' cial -ftper and Famas . jiz , � if you won!t receive Jo SpaW Atteution given to�e collection of Cominer 1, � � r_1 3,* L I I � 1 place in Devon that was placed; and an We bad -heard from Rev. Canon Patterson has entered OFrim-over Sharp � & LlveiW store. W01101 � I've gat that little M I - miss Netm� 1171 D. D. WILSON. 1- � ; �, . . 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