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'WHO'DBRA.23/ITTERFLY? Thia * the -gentleman who has pursued
A Kew vaitankr. so ma 1different vocations, and is Alto-.
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....- gather so peculiar is it not, whom I heard
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- *he'd bila butter27.? Net 1 for one i your brother speak of last winter' - ''
die younson ota
iiil liv many a slap and rap lt waa Edith St. Ledger who spoke, and
caeca bv cachig gun,
Who'd boo butterdy ? Who, I say , who? I saW now that she knew. Ben's hbitory.
Fro=tatterdeunilica's nninatiterq cop !
Net L tor ono / For another, ant you i [ 'Yes,g I said, 'and I ought to apologize
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for hiepresence. Be is not of our set;
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taught LP' role hands. whose brute owner presumes but Jobn calla him his best friend, and
kfee ..-cre dczat datrilSe our delicate pinnies ; was determined to bring him. I was mueli
Then ioosto dotte
..,,-(1 r away -and tr. die I opposed to it.'
Ilabi-. tin rough *ouches till powertessto fly,
Not t, forme II For -another, notyou f
utteay ? 4Itis damp here in the air; let us go
Who'd to a bWho, I sa,y, who ? ,
in,' and Edith closed the door and turned
toward the parlor.
So the conversation ended, and. I was no
nearer her feelings upon the subject then
before.
The next morning we entered upon the
pleasures we had planned. There was an
exploring expedition to the woods in
•ht wiro till search of a suitable apot for a prospective
U3 sink --and not soar 1
'Who'd be a butterfly ? b be.. I say, echo ? f pic-nic,
Soil cur bri.,
I am, fx• one 1 For another, areyou f j Miss St. Ledger was unusually brilliant
that day, and Leander Covil lingered at
Pinned in a case with a label and name-- her side, snellbound. Everybody knew
Even at tho beir4 we !MVO butterar-fame.
Gam! at with pride for a itech-or a day- the bachelor millionaire Was 'head and
etee ears' iLe
in a dark cabinet I:Ind.:led away 1 n love with Miss St. dger. And
Whell.
a my terfly ? good say, everybody knew that Bliss St. Ledger was
Fur afraid,
Who'd be butSao. I - who ?
Mend, -I and you. as cold to bini as she had been to his pre-
-Fut; decessors.-Co uetry was not her line.
Her lovers nee never be in doubt concern -
clear eyes,and le proud tura of the head,
meant 'no' as surely as the spoken. -word .,..
did. And yet they never would believe it 40kn Q Walker
until it came from her lips. , .
She was icily cold to Leander Covil tbsit
day. I walked just behind them, and saw W C Searle
it all. Every attempt at a compliment Thomas Playford
was met with that proud curve nf the neck
and head. And I said to myself-41Ra Juana MeWaids
fate is sealed, and why can't he se,e ib? . Wm Muir
basketa containing dinner, to be eaten in.
We had prepared ourselves with small Wileon D Murray. ... . .Dan McCrea
Thomas O'Riley Michael °Miley
Michael O'Itiley .Thomas (Miley
the woods. Our respective escorts carried
them, but Miss St. Ledger held her Own. JAaleMaasriaandIsatardoona ... John Whiteley. .... . . ,
'I beg of you, let me carry that,' plead- - John Sanderson
ed Mr. Covil for the third time. Margaret Jamieson.... John Johuston
'Let us all rest under this tree,' wasiMisa Gavin Hamiltoa . Patrick Gallagher
St. Ledger's only response. And there .
was a general halt along the line, and a B Trainer .Samuel Colerick
rest of a few moments. Po John Bell.. . ..
,Edward McManus
'Come laggards,' cried Ben:West, start. Baron de Camin
Wm McInnis
ing up, 'I am in haste to reach the wood. B Haziehurat -
.11alcolni McDoneld .
Let us go on and get dinner.' B Trainer
Everybody laughed, as they always did Michael Hagen
W E Leonard
when Bea West spoke. He aaid so many
Andrew Waddell
f inuy t ings that people were always pre- Joen Lee .
par-e'd fcr them, and laughed whatever the Lacins carey
words roved to be.
'Air est.' called the voice of Edith St. ,Edwin Bingham
Marmaret Allan .
TriniNit ilea buttery? E'en at the best
Pity for the seen entorreftist's .quest,
with a pin, and with pinions displayed,
Safhly away in a cabinet t
Wlied be a butterfly ? Who. I say. who?
Not 1, for omit Feranother. tot you
Ah 1 brother butterflies -two -legged, I mean t
Fiona these pool insects what morals we glean:
Do not our Emits which the angels deplore
Our Storg.reller.
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Returned by the
GALICAL
ustiees or t e Pe400' for the County of Huron, fo
Zranzu 6.r-Prosemi tor. Name of Defendant.
Wore of Margot -
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Date of Conoutioa.
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1870 April it ;
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▪ . 2;liarch April -4I,
, 2 Ma 187
wWibm aFehregantson .. ...... tehn Underwood Dogging Cattle ......
Mary Wilson John Deleon
a C Rodgerson eiee • . SAel
salinng
itifquor without License
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Win LawsOn'
Joseph Alton ........Selling Liquor un Sunday
loilolipasmr wBoawtsieon. : ...... Peter Fisher
Alex Rankin .. .. W Greet
Benjamin Cole . , Insulting Language.
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Adam Smith
Thomas Wilson .. ;... Assault .......
Attield . ..... ... .Breaking window .
Liquor o.
Daniel Moran ...., ._ Baron de Camin e.Asersianglt
William McMillan.... Peter Pisher
James Lamoieby Catherine Larke . .... Non-payment of wages
' Valentine Forrester . • Conrad Nebille
ing her feelings for that -cold look in the Francis Hunter . ' Non-pal:ter of wages
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LOVE AND PRIDE.
lr THIN a Edith St. Lodger was the
haughtiest, prnndest woman over saw.
do cot believe in pride of any descrip-
tion. Leees have unlimited self-respect,
and something of self-esteem, but no
pride; for all pride is false and sinful in
the sight of eaven.
Yet Edith St. Ledger had it in almost
every form. She was born with a taint
of it, and it had been the daily and hourly
r ----son taught her by her proud father,
until, at twenty-one years of age, sbe was
all his vain old heart could desire.
the was proud of her ancient and ro-
mentie name,brought down through many
generations from a princess whose beauty
and. accomplishments had iniide her the
envy of queens; mud of her aristocratic
home, of her tante). Dished name, of her
own fair self. Indeed, like Miss Mc-
Bride,
She was proud of her beauty,and proud
of pride.'
Yet she. was not at all supercilious or
everhearine, with all her pride ; she was
ewe -d and too proud for that.
Awl she had many friend, thonp„h no
iatini tes ; and she had many offers, as
ons o fair and attractive must needs have
-aiiieible ones, too; yowl°. Wallace, son
of a retired merchant and worth half a
uniiiion-spotless inte_grity, and the beauty
of an Apollo • Carrel James, widower,
roiling in wealth:lAlbert LacLeon, weal-
thy, and a scion of nobility. But Edith
St. Ledger turned haughtily away from
these and many other% and still sat be-
neath her father s roof, 'in maiden medi-
tation, fancy free."Waiting for a king
in a golden chariot, drawn by twenty-fonr
steeds, to come and call for her' So said
some.
But whatever the cause might be, I
was very glad. that she still sat there, on
one morning in June when I received o
note from her.
'It is very lonely here just now,' she
wrote, land am pining for- something -of
streiety.-I want you and a few friends to
wme down for a fortnight or three weeks.
The country is at its best, and I promise
you a plemint Jerrold extends an
invitation to your brother requests
hien to bring a few of his friends.
Jerreldl was Miss Ste Ledger's brother,
a gay, &sant youth, one year younger
than his sister, and with only a sniall
portion oldie family pride.
sftowed the letter to John. 'We will
go, &course ? I asked.
'01 course,' John responded. 'Iteeems
to me Miss Edith has come down a peg,
to ask 113, and we ought to encourage her
ire her efforts to reform. Yes, well go.
wiEi take Charley Dorris, Jerome Lei-
cester, Leander Covil, and Ben West.
Teat will be just a nice little company.'
'Ben West I exclaimed. 'Why, John,
he masts% go.'
'Fa like to know why?' demanded
John. ;
Plain enough,' I answered; he ie
neither rich nor aristocratio, and is not
at all of the St. Ledger set. He is a
James Ireland
Isaac Ireland
James Ireland jr .Trespass .. •
Josiah Ireland
and Levi Coon
. W McGregor
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• John Gotten
Thomas McDonald
, Win Johneton .
.Witson Olds
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Thomas Dark
Matthew Mathewson Isza)o
Insulting language
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Wm Morris
Nuisance
Selling Liquor without License
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Non-payment el wages
Assault
Trespass
Breach of County By -Law.
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liran!‘ of Convicting Justice:
. -Poised Leech
• ..John Crawford i •••••• ..
Peter McDonald
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the Quarter ending the 13th,Oeptembey, 1870f
elmoissitofPentgy, Pinei Time when Paid, err to
orDanta
Paid tie said Justice.
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W E Leonard Assault
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Ledger,bud all the conversatian was hush-
ed to listen.
Mr. West turned courteously. 'Well,
Miss St. Ledger?'
' ,Vill be so kind as to carry my basket -
it is getting tiresome?'
'With the greatest pleasure,' and Bed
West resumed his place with the basket in
hand.
No wonder there wasa moment'ssilence,
and Leander Coyil's lip curled: For who
ever knew the proud Edith to ask a favor
of any man before?
We reached the wnod, and our escorts
ceigned the baskets for us to prepare lunch,
while they cleared away underbrush.
P sighed Ben, as he seated himself
in the circle round the dainty feast. 'It
was the thought of this moment that
strengthened. me through our weary pil-
.grimage. This was the beacon light lur-
ing me on -this the staff on which I learn-
ed.'
A general laugh went around, but Mr.
Covil curled his lin.
'What a clown the fellow is ? he said,
just louclenough forMixa St. Ledger's ears.
I saw her curve her neck, and when we
returned she walked with Ben West.
The next day we had an equestrian ex-
cursion. Mr. Covil sought my side -to
pique Edith, I thought. But she rode on,
seemingly unconscious, with Jerome Lei -
cutter, until his girths to betightened, when
Ben West, who had ridden alone, filled the
vacancy.
I heard Edith St. Ledger laugh as she
had never laughed before that day ; and I
wondered if shelled reallyturnedcoquette.
He did not seek her side on our return,
and she rode with Charles Dorris, her old,
prowls& again.
Our picnic came off in due time, just
when strawberries were ripe. It was large-
ly attended, and Ben West was the life of
the company.. It was that day I read the
proud heart of Edith St. Ledger. We
were standing together, with Mr. Coca,
ander an Oak, a little apart from the
others, Ben had said something terribly
funny, in that graye wav of bis, and there
was a perfect shout of laughter raised.
'What a brainless clown that West is,'
Covil said. believe henever had a seri-
ous or sensible thonght in his life.
Edith St. Ledger turned away her face,
and seemed to be looking at a group of
children. But I saw a deep, -quick color
riseto;her face, her lips quivered, and h
large, cold eyes grew warm, and filled with
wild, reckless wag and it, and I am sure teem And then I knew that Edith St.
they will never forgive you it he goes: Ledger loved Ben West.
I can't help it, then,'- said John. ger- They did not seek each other's 'society
Told geld bring -some friends, and Ben after this, openly. at least; and I think
Weseee ray bine friend, and ha goes. if was the only one of the party who had a
de: ' suspicion of her secret.
I was vexed and alarmed, lint knewitIt was the third -week of our visit, and
we were to start cityward. in twodays. Ben
etae neeleni to say more. Ben West, the. West was not goingback with us. ' He had
wildcats strongest, most unceremonious or received eommunicatiens from the West,
mentals vrho had nothing but his band- land mast return to his farm.
soma face and his wit to recommend himil I was out in. the garden, sitting just out -
Az to be agaest of the St. Ledger. 'Not side a rustic arbor. It was late twilight,
a bad fellow, Iguese People ssid of him, and I did not see that there were forms ap-
chut so peculiar -but so •vrild,' always the proaching
n d Editti 1Sth.etrec/Igthere as votireyofenBen_
after aquae following whatever meagre
praise had teen bestowed. ed the arbor. Well, I could have gone
That hi- was peculiar, was undeniable. dare yon say you would not have done the
laway. hub' sat still and listened. And
ria had been half around the world, and same?
worked blipassve all the way. He had 'I Was mad, crazed, I _know, ever to
lazed expelled frora college when net half think of von,' heard -Ben West say. 'But
etaythroughfornosobepece of rules , Bad I did thi;ik of you-anct to think of you is
St -tidied for law and medicine, ea after to love you. I give to you the first and
sa months at eacbe discovered that neither the last love of my heart. I did not know
Was congeoial to his tastes. _Then be I could love ,until Isaveyou. I know now
name a temperance lecturer. ,Ben's father I ala not the shallow aellseless clown you
Ind dio& a drunkard, and fused, to wok. hth.kienk,Edi_ th St. Ledger. soinetimes feel
ding these mext who sneer and
Fie only serious and earnest thoughta -en:154e me under my heel, knowing and
were upon the temperance question. At feeling that, in the sight of God, I live a
length he took to faro:tin& and n this he better life than they. The mortal does
eaccecciel well, and ashetold tug had notlive-neverlivecl who votild eltY 1 -ever
One of the best farms m the WeAL But harmed soul or body. , And many -a ORO
ha tired of that, and,. renting his farms -dc'ealivei thank Goa, who thinks kindly
gratefully of me to -day. I ten yon
eADI Thstt atm' WaS !law ekIk la a lwr" tahuul not to boasts_ but because cannot
gautil6tast,5iblishmaak Brother /thin was bear to go away, never teesee you again,
clerk was dearer to him then any of his seem, Be paused here, and heard the
a partner 111 the house, and I think this without telling you what Iam, not what i
upper ten friends. -And it was through& voice of Rdith, low and tremulous.
this that' Ben West got our set.- He have not thought as harshly ofyou
never sought it; never was presuming or as you, think I have thought. I gunk
retainer in way. Bathers wds not and something of a flOb•coboked
11 Mat _ormy,aexpintanee that earried his her sPecell• •
Ilea& any higher than Ben West. -And '.Edith, omit les-etdith _ and I
somehow he commanded respectowith k..sefr Benjamin West was a hanger
bia wild waj.5,3 and (*relate witticisins; 'InaiLillifi then than he ever 'dreamed of
•Nalterthalens 1 slavered a little whenhe being on earth.
was introduced to Edith Ste lednese But The silence was broken by him. go
be ;
6d:4111111;4 elike aa **Well; and We sf to.morrow night on tha -twelve
"I/L/4/ 'a" as ecu'lq 174914°W is tolmaudero'cloek train. Thaw te humble, a very
Coca, the millionaire.
%Lupe she doom* kilo* who be f humhlei hombe.ato offeyou aryodott. Thero will be
thought, anildraided th,e time when eltelyeL7wtie.thial speed;
si:ou.d. Not that-shewould be at all un --
or by word or deedexprem her die.' 'If k must be without the consent
Iloasure ; but felt that Jobn and would of parents or friends. You know what
srerely lone favor in her eyeirre-and *be was they would say. I love yon, I love you
suck an aristocratic friend for isle redefine -but, oh 1 how -can I leave them. all?'
w_ationlYa, mILY eft,' girj, Yon. kn.„ „or- he broke off, Weeping softly."
18.0 deettead te stand by teat -Dan sooci
the& evening,. when Mr. Bt. Lodger and
I YOU MOO thuThk thit, Edith., sad°
lady, end brotbsejoits, *mu. free., the jam SS your, heart telt,' you. I offer you
garden. my whole life, -and -ea knows I will ten -
'Who ie this Ike Week John? Ife WO:*
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OFFICE or THE CLERK or ISE PEACE,
Gedericb, 14th September, 1870.
'Come Ben drink with ns this last NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF :
night of a plesant month,' cried young St.
Ledger, holding up a glass invitingly.
'I never drink wine, or any liquor Nroheeirceetofoter
ellerstinEgYbeliwVeENen PtARhat
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and Goderich, has been- this day dissolved by nit:duel - HAS RECEIVED
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whatever,' I berdBen answer as wepassed as Chemists and Dru
,*sts in Owen Sound. Durham. '
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out of the room. And a beautiful flash consent. i
1N4 W S IC' It I ri- (3- iiVII o C IK,
of joy and content stole over Edith's All debts owing to the said Partnership in Goderich
are to be paid to GEORGE CATTLE (who will con- _
face. con-
tinue the Business in the old tend), a;iAbaell claim:.
Partnership in GodesrMh
An hour later, Ben West made Ins against said
sedetrecrid George Cattle, by whom the senor weislr be a
adieux. He passed around the room ' IN
Dated in Goderich the 19th July. 1870 sw95tf .
shaking hands and speakine words of '
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R. B. SMITH,
farewell, and came to Edith Fast. 03 ' STAPLE & FANCY DRY GCODS,
't may never see you again, Miss St. DISSOLUTION of PARENT RSIT/P.
Itedner,' he said quietly; but I saw his _____
hand tremble and his fade quiver. 'Good NOT( is hereby given that the Partnership here-
by.' And I held my breath to hear eeneralr urceetettisn& %Tag tiili altergretterr
her response. It was low, and not audible tbe abde or firm of Marthi.and Robertson, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due tbesaid
aeross the room. firm 'are to be paid to A. Martin who will settle the
`Good -night, Mr. West. I trust We shall liabilities of the same.
MARTIN. AMOS MARTIN f
meet again,' and she gave -him her hand. weilleatneDit'Aug 70. JOHN non
two hearts. say that he will hereafter carrv on the business on his Sto,.ek Very Large:and Cheap -Call and .See
.
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And I alone knew the emotions of those With reference above the subscribeERr LS:1qt; I
• t t.1,.••• .
Committed 040
.1;)A -N. JUIZALitS,
MILLINERY & STRA W GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, Sze
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account, in all its departments and would ;espect-
I did no retire with the household (f)tillily solicit a continuance of public pationage.
Goderich August 15th, IVO. 11. MARIIL. 04f Goderieb, Aug 15th, 1870,
that night, but waited in my room till
almost eleven. Then 1 stole softly down
to the hall, just as Edith St. Ledger,
cloaked and vailed, was gliding though
the door. I laid my hand on her arm
'Hush l' I said, as she started in terror
FA.13.31 FOR SALE.
PlYitSALE 011 TO RENT." -Lot No. 6 Con 10 W.
_L' Ashileld, Co. Huron, containing '80 acres. . 26
I cleared with house and barn. There is a living o reek
'1 herd all in the arbor to -night, and , on therm. itis a corner lot. Price 818-00__Pe; acre
rent 00.00 and taxes. MARTEN DURWI.
- Ldndon, Aug 15, 1870 w30
want to askyott if know least this Step
means. No more ease and idleness, luxury
and pleasure. Ben West is a poor man INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.
and a farmer.'
In the matter of G own an Rad/sent.
eiTorTiair
'Yes,' shesaid, 'I know. It means some-
thing nobler than i have ever known. Ben 'moms rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT
em going with him. Good -night.' A
West is the only man I ever loved, andnI
And
allillre7aithd.e powers vested in me as Assignee of the.
i the following lauds and remises as assignee as
above owned Insolvent all my right title and interest.
Will be sold by Dpublic aucti at the
_ Auction Mart of Mr. GEORGE M TRUF,MA in the
she was gone,
: Town of Goderich, County oflinron on .
'She is won; they are off over bank,
de Monday the 10th day-. of Wober 1870
bush, and &mac. They'll have fleet fitee
at the hour of twelve o'elock no4 viz t en And
that fellow,' quoth young Lochinvar,' I singular that certain parcel or tract eland and
said to myself as I sought my pillow. preniises situate lying and being in tbe Township of
little note paid the story, and Edith St. thirteentanwl.e'kBinemInththgee4eCnithirdwulP:Yseeol°°Infliturse;wonnesat-orifilad the Township of
'You can imagine the •next morning. ,A
Ledger's haugty father cursed his datigao admessmomant fifty 1Pre.f.orvinIoteenn0mf benr-'--.
,_ .., Bowlek aforesaid. The said
. There are considerablacree imsprilvetlimPe:onts8aPeinOrt:niereaste:filid 11 anaesbli
audit is desirably situated. For further pmticulars
i Bat +stases are not as fatal and terrible appir to Mr u et THUNMAN. Auctioneer or J B
-Gordon, Solicitor for the Assignee.
as they !tied to be in this - oareing age. JOHN HALDAN, 31,
For Edith West is very, very happy. she ootiorich August 2nd 1870, w29-iiii Assigns!!
writes me `and her husband is dearer to
her. every day, and her beautiful children . _
are the Hewers of . the West. And she INSOLVENT ACT OF 1.869. '
hasn't a bit of pride left. Babies all this . in theceuety court. of the comity ef, Huron,
her father and mother were- out to visit is the, matter of Wietiam, DunaffliannoW
her last fall, and he brought badkivith 417t Insolvent.
Mee, ere7 . showed_ we proudly, a mid of purAnrroalrounsdorincitznapotrorr,
the baby's ' hair. Be it ends like e fairy' n , e dtcricif tbisvlif olrable gig:psi:fru tit
the' t entyu
tale, you see. Surely, love casteth out
by Ablic Auction ALMS Rooms of G; if. Trueman.
i1 0.
empr43:BNT......11--p Bishop prowled.; of,..fteufti?evern.d. D. Mo. The- debts due the -"tete
AnEEncrotizionaeetruia-toroltoienn000nfreodeoit miloohndianyttbbee Countyialtudaoyf
he, with joeose affability „ to the 'Senior . •-'i2L--23- ---"L-77.-14 -4•1Qn211L1-"ti"D'hA:453:iggtietsa. 7
tit er tee eareeetitinsnleve* ieenanee
The 'iubsequently requested nill,••
his Lordship to publish his Berm= . His -r- °f 4' B. 13144(417 6°4eriel-17-";;-----4att4le Lav
Lordship. WO delighted. "And Ito " said
Illthatd, D. 1870, i -
Churchwarden, "the people were 'very &as' rittfi'A
ftgkii 'WOW liketekbow summit abont't inLen.etetTetee 1-' li'ine - "lia tin Ma** the' 19t13
YOUr Lordship,” replied the official, ce e" leree,neese tele' 1.' i *
:Tingle' p1eased 1 -Eh 1" "Well, You se -. - i ---7-2:427.::T:0; 4r32..4.14.: I 16 8th
and--" "Ahl4 interposed tht Bishop, st''''11- . . .
complatentlyI see they'd lik - . it' Ill .....e le
atlioniel . "Wello Ai' Lordashtretacihat's VI. =ULF -
leew'qiiffsevratoirovnery hot w.eather.yion see, and -so- - *51'.-tuated . ."-:-:".. °
wor preachin' they w - a 10 mm:sUrcr, nill:idee-Tt'elh 0.71.2:4", inn.' De.' fraltrIBou'Gliaeltoen
jilkt wbat tney ouid - -(here itirtily-wr -Ter--;',,,i
higaUSed, end then addei ceriedent. ily), 4.161 " "IR'1.1"/L- U'g
• /TOW BrillifiWiek - won the Provincial gaitelfZeiliteir IV (4)(; run bush- good ard4"d4
ter forever.
ektlie GravetRoadRunaing fromGode!
_ r.ilee:Ilidt*RiBarerYfie.
.Iiilit:vgfientatainwhilleb.2niti,tosserepants, nteodaberey theonnEade);
- • - _ .; • 'eine; le-acre:1,1 ear erstiniiinetne in a bit state •Ot.
Match, at the , meeting Of the Dominion of140apple tise; KearixtglrirttgearYilithott;2211rd.
Rifle Ameodatione between 15 404 of each row per, Plurno. Denims and closet, ands few
Province. The score stood -thus.. 13e:YInes. Twostorytonerete bouses`82 42 feet,.
Brunswick, 649 i -Dete,ritc71747 °ittleiCritt ileten-451,1 tt!.
5t3ocraiand61460.1ir Tat. TheRangeswore„ u-1,.tha4.2f414hergiiafteraisAeht /*such !Femmes.
PolnYcl Qltehee, 1.0.1E,groorriter -4:41?(Irztunfrinl:i4NtGA:,1:1:4:sen°64t' LTJ7:17
_ .p **oh. - '
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GODERICH_ WOOLEN FACTORY
(KNOWN AS PIPER'S Anus)
:
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I IN 43- s s co s,
D ESPECT F CrLLy intimates to farmer and others that they are prepared to a
Lb allerders in
ROLL CARCOINO7 IVIANUFAOl'URINC,
* Cloth Dressing,' Custom Spinning, Dyeing, Satinetti
Fulled Cloths, Winoeysi - Flannels, Blankets,
On the Shorteat notice. Parties wishing to _eidihange their wool for good home made
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goods, will find it to their interest to.give ur a call, as we are satisfied we have the
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goods you require. Parties coming from a distance with Wool to get carded- may in
, . _ .,
nearlv rim instance rely -on getting their wool home with them the same day.
I
, -or. ALL -1 WORK. t7
' ARRILINTTED .
Goderich Woolen Faetoty, 1
.Aug.15th, 18/0.
t.
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JAMES STEWIlla LANDSFOR SALE
WHOLESALE • AGENT - AT IBAYF1ELD!•
OP
The far-fanied 4mcl reliable St Catherine's Nursery
D. W. BEADLE, ESQ.
- 'FOR ALLIKINDS OF
'OEM AND ORNAliNTAL TREES, OBEN-
.]: house Plants GrapeVinesakt., Rc.
lisy stoeli not on hand, ordered on the Shortest
notice. Honse-Maitlardville. Goderich P. 0
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 • • • w30
TOP, -All) . SEEK
Inietoliowing remarks on Tesnmonials ef most
wonderful and extraordinary -cures ni Canada by
th GREAT INDIAN RENEW: They are stemom
datable andineontestible feat, Sufficient to convince
the most skeptical that the Great Mediated ompoun.
tuned alter for ages is 111/W accessible in the iGreat
SHOSEIONEES REMEDY
for Diseases ot aktuat, Lungs, Liver, Digestive
Organs, Kidneys, -14e., as well As Scrotula, the various
Skm Diseases, Humors, audill diseases arising from
Impurities ofthe .BItiod, we boldly state that this -alma
remedy bail. BEVER BEIM EQUALLED. Where
was there ever such a cure as that in the pelson of
Wilson Storm's of Brighton, C. W., of Consumption ; or
that of Peter C, V. Miller, Barneetown, C. W., of Con-
sumption, orthat of Ambrose Wood,ofConsecon,,C.W.,
of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, or -that of John
Mosey, of Napanee, C. W. oi Rheumatism, :who had
actually been on crutches foi years, in spite °fell -treat.
mentheretotore, and is now welL Scores ofsublicaseif
might be mentioned had we space. '
13.•Call at the Drug Store and get a CirCula-roi
unqestionable certificates an the - GREAT :Silo&
LIONESS REMEDY and PILLS, end satisfy year
selves.
!Price of the Remedy In large pints 611
43. For Sale by all Druggists. and Dealers fin Medi
eine. Agentsfor Gmiericli,-.F. Jordan and Perker lei
Cattle
WHOLESALE AGENTS: •
LYMAw,EILIOflWANt311; I "A°11170*
11 L TP OMR& Co
•k
W 1 iltrE'tsle - - 1 BASIIRON.'
_ A.HAMILTONA sus_
IL ii,1),..;1:1_711,101111illitlE00111'Y
tablif0-11,-17 1845.
S
Which Is now united the, Colonial Life Assurance Company. Head office for
amide.; Montreal, -Standard Company's Buildings, No. 47 Great St. James Street.
Manager -W. M. Ramsay. Inspeetor-Richard ' • ,
'AC IT/MAL niTioltizFUND. 120,000,000.
ANNUThe onwany.heilegfilepbetteatheseelotimejoo-with the Reeetser tat inconformity
General,
with the iesurauce Ace inset:lied Session. Assurances inll continue to be carried out at _
iunderatenetee andan all different systems in practice. ' •
.cigiaNtItY1J'r.,
Referees :-Dr. McDougall, Dr. MeMichingi
vol. xxi No. 49.
Lee- - Agent fprGoderieli.
9
Undersigned Would beg le inform his -.numerous ettateihe
that his'. • • - = - - ,
NotlfdolengaOhigerv rit11;0peratIon and in First V4is
AND TAAT IEF 'MITCH BETTER
PREP 1/471r0..-EXVIIJTE WORK
tind the pupa
'Forking Order
141.1017
:thinhisiseison wlulestartinghismacliineryall new, •
Custon Roil Carding, Fob* at Cloth t Dressing
Spithibig and Itir,tilfacttu'ing, •
, cheapest
August 5, 1870 ; , e
Theca- own; g total, eclipse of &elm!). (De. p .:. , •
*ember 22-) will he observed carefully in ...7., - - . , ,
*lady care ter3r.ou., But da tiot owns un- Buiepe. Onr fkkrigress devoted 1011113 530 -
less you tin give yourself III love and OK to pay the exbeeztee of puttee to be • i °N..' ,TEE- - I '
'FULL CLOTH L gio xagAiS, FLAIME181, & WINCEYSt
; faith ki my keeping. I shalllid farewell userindterabrnaJ end Pierce,
expeditions, one BXYPIELD GRAVEL sup
, ... _ .,. , • , exatugepeir woolt,o call anditidge for theinse/ires, before appointing themselves elsewhere..
ever,before oll'estito the public inthis pert of the Provinie, ate. would, respectfully requot youge-'-` - - .!1.8b/lig to
.t
" -teobisi.ft l'Iotapt attention Havinrnow- 01111101d Vie largest t a
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T OTERO'S. Y2 BATFIELD UtINCESSION.
.12 Township of Goderich, comprising Moues ofthe
best quality or lona, within about 2 mllw, of.thelldarliet
Mace Of the Town ofBayileld. There Is a clearance et
23.acres which could readily be preparedfor crop. The
remainder of the land is closely -covered with. the best
of betchand inapletimber of splendid growth, Ma es-
celient road passes on twosides the property. which
is trituated in au oIdnad well settled lit isbbwashoodo
.A.I4S0--Ltit 14, Range. A Township Stanley.
containing39actesof re.served timber 11.ril, which
would produce a large -quantity of firewood to the acre.
Thelotruns to the Elver Baybeld with a considerable
waterfall winch could be made ant/able for laihig-Q3
matinfacturingpurposes.
'or terms apply to, JAMES D. ALDEN.
Guelph.
or W, W. CONROE, Esq, Bageld.
Guelph, dig 15, 187-0 . w30
TWO TARNS for SALE
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UDR sale two very valuable FARMS lit the Town
ship of Goderich. Irga.viicialars apply to
PHAW Huronloat
August 15, 1870
gro aria T
w20
FOR, SALE,
- LOT 24. CON 4.
Township of Goderwh, amtatnzny SO wet
about 55 aoret cleared,
2fiT°11o„R,YDWARoTPaarltrEteTenT,SEchlagni29731,
room; on the sewed tting Rents, Large Farr -
By Bedroom, and lot= other bedrooms ; on Co Base
ment, Dairy Boom, Fruit room,Storeroora•Meat rota.
Frame Barn 52x82 feet. mile.s fromilllittonond 'Minn
Goderich. -Goodlarge orchard of ove- 800 superior
fruit trees, Soil. meg clay loam, well -watered by
springcreek andllowing well. no property is sitt.
audit milestrora Lake Ewa, of which a good view
ovabe had from the -door. _Apply to Jamea Windt.
son, Esq.,on the premises Otto
- 6.3: TR115:17AN
Lind Office Goderleb
Gederiele Aug 16, 1810 w80
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1. RNE080 ACRES,
1:04.14101,17.FD.OcRow:ALE,
_LAW cleared, good dwelling 'house, iirrae 22x88,
with a commodious kitchen attached. shit) good barn
-goviamotereaddstweeduztaxstamnereeemottioirorunn,Ingunivgokarabearirei roughaagii:orechardtasarafrowsili
Goderich. For particulars apply on the premises to
undersigned, firth AIrlDreiguson, grocer. Godesich.
O. STEWART.
T mime NArvitouE' 11587° HEREBY GWEN
•'''CnA31:14"" a°f tpliseigagids litaturPtiiirerri°.fu%nadecillellart, ftertiatelivtrelyetyarct
that application will be made at the next session
out
• & pddlefesex,stamthayto sjocomennpotyinoft Ontntprou. 0
Cimwt3 lay14:. ., a:311Y 18 187°
102 et
County of' • • Lazarus Morris& Co.
Irennoxillitarlo
Canada., -
NAnw,.County of Hastings,
Pr'oiiriee of Ontario, Feb. 9th,1868.111$
Wastaltenviths. *weakness of the endear which
ix to certify thatduring the winter -of 1886 'I
gradually, daring the spring of 1867, ,extended to ray
knees, and on up to my hips, and I became so wfth
that I -could not Walk. but was confined to soy chair. -
For abouttwo years. while this -weakness was Owning'
on me and afterwardsadoughtmedicalativice.emnloy.
ing, difterenttimes,three limiters. Ind medicines of
differentldail,' prescribed -by friends, ht. tof no avail.
I continued to get worse and worse, until the summer
of1868-,when I was imineed to trithettatSliosholless
Itemedykyreadingthecuresperforined, in &pamphlet.'
AtthiatimeIlait began to feel `the weakness in my
hands; In fedi was getting almosthelpless1 -have
talent," bottles pith@ Blioshoness BelnedY Saul two
boxes ofthe pllls and I am entirely restored to health.
I never expectidto get 'better; but isimply tried the
medicine as a sort offorlorn hope.- This case of inthe
was note private'ene,butknOwn to all' my neighbors
and Mends ; and to any oneetEicted as I was, have
-only to say try the Shoshonesis Remedy; I believe it
willeureyou, Maim ANN Donownr. _
Sworn to before me at Medea, County of Hastings, _
this ate eayeePebruare. leen A. F. Woon,
lizerehY certify that I have known 31rs. Mary Ain ,
Moldy for the last fifteen Years ; she fa a woraint of
ty and trutb. I have known her before, diming,
and shiceter Itelitive ter eertificate to be
title eYetTPartigular. ' I knew thatwhile illherease.
Val declared -.hopeless f and I knew that she hasiosinee -
her recoverY always- attributed her recsivezy to the•
, Moo (It e Shoshonees beniedy., 'Whatever may be -the peculiar
A#31 13()11 in her OM, it hag acted almost like the perfennance -of
17.6.1tif FOR SALE.
proprieties °Milt medicine, one certain, that
Waluardaecnie. th". a Conntre liastinge,Provinceofentarfo
_ .
Rimini= of Cam* west lv
LESS, ABODT BIO;
• • 00D, • P.
- Tann for 'Elate
. • 147 ACRES> NO
Opticians and Oculists, .„
ill4PATT11.3ELAXagi
HAVE, WITH A viEw To MEET THE
3.1011EX.i3ED demand for the celebrated Perfected
Spectulcs, appObited P. JORDON, aerate' t and
Druggist, Goderieb, Ont , at their see
Agent for Misplace- They have takennate lb gave all
needfullusfructions.and haws confidence In the ability
el their Agents to the requirements tif all customers.
An appormeity will be thusaffordeil to procurts,
times, Spectacles unequalled lyany for their atrength..
ening and preserving qualities.
Too much cannot be 'aides to their suyerionty over
the ordinary glassesworn. There is no glimmering,
Weveringof ibex' t, -dizziness, or other implement
isensatwn, but, on e contrary, from the ;maim: con.
sunctionof theLenses, they are,eoothing and .pleasant.
causing a feelmg ofrelief to Ike wearer.sind producing
s deemed ibitmet vision, as r1:1 the intim-al healthy
tight. They are this Only Spectacles that
'PRESERVE AS 1VELL AS ASSIST THE
SIGHT
iheY trate cheapest tecause the bed, *bray* Jesting
many Vests without vbange beinginecesiatry.
JCPWe employ no Pedlars.
F. JORDAN.;
• • Sae Agent for bodeneb-
Goderich Aug 15 100
wesaoinioor 14, itarddsihseathdateranondedreat, 1:04. ,bt22. fiti- 6.0,10---102004-orkth,- • if. hi • P. s.-HoWoi4dmy411,0411 ttlisoodst- atteitinn 'graziers to be.Ware of wool teinnste and agate seeking ,
isayamant cagerma to niyood4rfrienct !clan, obrroanw ekvining. bIftyo.0 Professor
buoy that soy •sg $ uone w a it naval officers, will be lent. - LI6 acres. SO o.faldelt are entree, t tome Wan te *outfit: Merlon! ways, that they cannot sbenetefeereispe too nee toseleeeeteeese le'
-vms-P - thetrwod-fOrOarding. II hishattprovedit fronithe experience of former years._ -t,o be,aPerfee *ollroe°fluurYiince
creck
‘Ihriesish.." The' raladdtrer.trtoreitteggiltetgerlfIct P;r' Ille
Iltd
sii4 mean, Iasi at slaved iint,g, in tag bine -
had. The.Zo
niuosL ggiOt 13j•ice any gantity: Of toed
., with a carriage. ight; ftlitb; and Thalia ot the sir.!kik,
hs Newt her was geneNase, threatento give out.
r
‘A,eliort ! Alt ! nu* i?st quits re -
Amon •••
aleadeliale tO Aseerve wok was* front yes, The Ord eYetling the: geagemoulia. The VaitedStates Ites
Mill Dike tut 1 tatewhift okl &out was proi }sag entkikir railing opecation., '
a
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or Vtheat orfralt gretring, The lot trill be %old-
initasy. term. reenesioli -can be firenlat
for notenthrs net tenet&pjjl7 tO G• 4-
f PA oe to J. DAVISON, Vji•
GOdetiehe Aug:15'4870j r59 •
leStlePlier*noloriWorkne.rak.Airg, iseke -
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can Wool.
LOTSt IbTesecwAnfieriPtiallatferaeacrgabreCirlutitatiengtod8F:.re.r.esee, rb:otell(Kirwpalait:entrie:pt°;:ir.taigilear:rtYFIf421:188dpartie4ilir0114311:12arinti::::arsOdtenlal:fiennitbaree:1;E:eillig$0:774:1211:7::12.:Ten2thbweGrAll"dez:::isestoalgretille;
53 and 54, Bayfield •conanagiOn I
courtoace itt eaderia, ,orto. mr. tOnhe+pabs ja32:0entv:ilea: Par will lbeeir.en tor
THONE.6.13 L AN.
mu: tre_czeta. (7018*.h1:04erit:anthedrebioplfrAetsegusga:a5:0)11:,:eobfpupily`2altir
wao °814206t/U1.1ebireirter-41111118.150
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