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ship Notices, Private k! .rri�rmen to of
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VOL. XXVI. NO. :32
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"The GreatestpossibloGood to thoGreategtPossible Number." •
GODERICH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27, 1873.
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GODERICR LODGE NO. 33 WRIGHT'S, HOTEL
G. K. c., A. F. A. A. M. Gonelorateell, ON•r.
rru!: RF:,:1'1..111 C,, .1,. t'NLC.ITIUN
,a 1, d nth.tra1,.,Iac"rr„•1, SITS .DTI 11(1;�THEI DIGIT BLUFF
yoc
m!h gat t i`• n;. 1tr,Uu; ,•seism, overlooking the. Harbor, Lake and
co:einey intra River.
W. uicxson. eu. This bongo after being thoroughly
Gder:ih,;th ata-, 1S71. nw73_1y
renovated and furnished is now open
for the summer seas.tn for the reception
of guests,
Parties going to -Luke Superior by-
the
ti
the 7ltinit.btt will find this house very
convenient.
Large families requiring roosts shenhi
7 par orient) previously either by mail or tele-
graph.
ele-
g aph.
J. J. WRIGHT,
h. Proprietor,
1Ulottci) to £:cul.
s,®®®
Tit L -'w ort Fattvt or Tow:. 1`toprrty nt
coot. Apply!"
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CAMPAIGN E, $eliciter, Sr.,
Oct.3-th,.+:L • U1tr t:o1erlc
MONEY TO LENT)
Golerich, L'4tlt May, 1S73.
1370
'T F.1,111T PER t 1\r, b111p1 1NTF.RF-1 ll ````aa qn q �a rj &
or ', ,,r iJ �,,;t:. 1!,!:••,.t r,l'atal k' eltlur BL�j a is II EXfH tNGE' I TEL,
rz:ly'r 11 -14 -),'Ir!. .1t,1•'. to
111•:\1.Y 51ATIT1:R 4,
5e. ttelens..- MARKET F���'.1RG-UOUh it. Et.
t�nn :r. CsePT, W. COX -,V - PnnPRIETOR
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the coward Skews darednot disobey his and the pointed pietol of Charing Vigo.
:guest. Yet ho rose sulkily, and as ho When the time was up, and his tongue
aterred the embers together with his lied ceased to count, the blank silence
Writ.en fur the Signal, .foot, ho said, in his moodiest tone; 'I'm that fell upon him was more horrible
VARA PiTIPCD 1r11051 THE TRANSLATION OF at dimmed man. I don't caro where than the threatening voiceof thepistolof
imp of something warm. before you
To a-arasehopper.-
go, But I suppose you'll let mo have a
AN 01)E 1:1' ANAcItE0N. Inn out in the cold.' pull death -cold water.
foo, or even than tho touela of that
Thy joyous heart declarea :
Wo deem thy happiness complete
Unscathed by threittning estrus !
For, having sipped form lofty trees
The dropping dews of Spring, drank in a fierce way as though in drink,
as in all else, he could not help shieving
Thou hoap'st about with cheerful ease the desperation taat was growine in
a What are you afraid of I' returned the
other contemptuously. 'Arne youeself
tern little to me.'
The young man walked up and dawn,
whietling softly, es Skews mixed him-
self a glass ef strong toddy, which he
Whatever charm the fields bestow
greet thy roving sight:
11 hat treasures from the season flow
Aro thine by native right.
The toiling husbandman, in thee
A friendly guest may own :
Thou cheer'st his heart melodiously
And plottest hurt to none.
_ Sweet prophet of the sumMer hours I
All mortals &hare thy love :
A entaintitanoo of 0,7 favor ern] anptort of !bar
And Phoebus, from above
, . perty, at e per cent simple intinest 1311 . . Willi azure beatity graCeil thy form
And varied sun bow dyes !
(ix 1m ruovr.i) r PAT
entre the tire, respts..trully s.!1
per annum. Apelv
elborne Hotel. ki_N N1 -11)R LLNE. - ITo tha breast with rapture)) warm;
Cadet -tell, Sth Oct., 1872. 1338 !Thy throat with melodies 1. .
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MONEY TO LOAN 0 I wise must be thy 'Dye of song :
AT LoW RATES OF INTEREST. WI AND rer l'111 -,,K. AND (11.AS- .N.Or sons.e of
and nal urday.
All earthborn the' it seem :
'IM.SURGEON DENTIST. r
Office and residence, West Street. !
Three doors bolo r Bank Montreal.
Soradrato or us en nee! dee, M
Seaforth, 1"
For partienlars apply to
W11. BANNATYNE..
1;111111.1taLIO in death.
pain-noe dread of wrong
Can mar thy bloodless dream ! s
nem all ltar.wat tat:..!. t.te,:t For• lit:a10: Old ago may come -but ceaseless stia
1, Ant. eeory P! -1 ..177!7.1ay themaftet reader must not suppose that
. tire old Greek Bard meant' the brood
• / (nein eseeose es eot es.o.1 1.,,r V= IL oaths) America, the fornrer being h
s!,•171 -!n!". 1 • sl 1! $7-!:!..• l.tt'-e:-. else beautiful insects„ ohilst the latter are
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raTeitertis and pestilent and should - pro -
at any hoot afterwards, rc.,t-t day. ./tv
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turstmcs. su Re Fenn con. 0.:211. c. office
A.E1RISTBR AND Arra)11N+1Y-AT-L kW, AN r,
k3or...raos-ia-Chancerv. C•antv Crown Attorney,
GI,derteti3Out, Otee in Court Sense.
DARIlISTE itOLICITORS IN e.
Office; Market Square. tI•derleh.
rt. rto-srrac,
A TrogNETS LAW, SOLICITORS. IN
Clueetry. Conveyancers, de. Cr•bl.'s Been
THE CITY OF. TonoNTO PERMANENT
Atirar ces money at reduced rates for from
2 to 20 years. Loans repayable in in-
stalments to suit the borrower. T STEADJEJ1
CEIATTE3. IX.
Full informetien given on application.
11. H. KIRKPATRICK, ' tgewse.--- 3 slept ih deep tranquility, with its belt of
-...-eneeeeneen giant-. firs keeping .watek and ward
13'1'3 Agent at Goderieli.
around. it, and all the shadows of its
BENTON," (plaint gables and laticod windowa lying
stilly ou the meonlit lawn. Down in
MONEY TO LEND
At Greatly reduceil B..ates of Interest
MASTER, shadows, unquiet with the quivering of
leaf and ilower. and changirg fitfully as
Will leave Gbderich fer SAG I :a saaW rind the great branches of evergreen oak and
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intermediete ports bay, stendine at the gate, swayed in the
EVER Y SUNDAY, •-‘101INING; the huge oak trembled on the pavement,
- there- glimmered distinctly among the
leaves the grey and ghostly likeness of a
appraiser for thil Canada P er • DETROIT and CLEVELAND man. Then a tawny dog speang from his
•soclety. of Toronto. EVER. Y. W EDNESDAY. one Blunt angry bark, waited with
__ watchful eye upon the trees till the
INSURANCE CARD, 1 branch shook violently, and the Man
; himself swinging at ares length dropped
by V..$3 rl inital rtte of ems tises will eery uncertain breilze. Notwas the shadow of
And for SeRNTA, PORT In-Re/1w
For Freight er Insert:se,
Ailey te
Goderich, Deli dune, S-7`.1. 1 e74
noieclessly on the pavement. Then the
MONET TO LENi• rns PEPJEN IX"( Lore! EL.:tate.. aog snepped his chain, and rushed upon
BRATIsii AM,•itir.•%, of Tor-,..,!. 'Bolster ! good Bolster, clown 1' said
I. 8. SINCLAIR CHAS. SEAGER,
LT to: in Chlricery,te. eta:telt, Oat.
Chancery. Conveyancer, Notary Pubtle, dt.o.
WOffine., over Alr, C. P.. Archibald's Store, God.
Cee. sW-41V-Ireowieeistenhe
The dog crouched at the man's feet;
HORACE 110R1 ON but hie s-hort barks of joy, and his eager -
AND
Office Market Semis* Cease -kw . , nese and suppressed excitement showed
0...i. 2Ith 17.74. „A., NORTH SRORE LIN.E. hat Bolster know his master.
t• 'Have -you got the deg?' whispered
THE LIVERPQ0L&LONDON
Ier GLOBE -
TUE NE %V STEAMER
INSURANCE COMPANY,
will ply in connection with the G. T.
Railway as feller, : Leave Goderich
00 arrival a Express Train from
the East, um:tiler permitting,' fur
Southampton at p. eyery Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursd•ay And
Saturday. Returning : Leave South-
ampton at 4 a. ru. Port Elgin at 4:30
cardine on 8 g. m., every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Arriving in Goderiell tacit day
as above, to connect with the train go -
In conneelion e ith the Grand Trunk another veice, --arid a faoe peered nnx-
iou sly over the walls - •
Railway. Stye [ea', Cilf.:;:pCit, and most
. direct rorde- '1.-cs,' said Charles Vigo, shortly.
Tsecolleet your master has pledged his
treated, and to be brought back to
word to nip that the dog is to -be well
over.'
'All right, Mr. Marcombe; it shall be
dog is back,' saia Sir Anthony's man,
sulkily; 'for the, hero work do look more
like dogstealing than anything else I
ever seed.'
Charles • Vigo smiled at the man's
words, and .seizing the bone of 'the
oak, he once more swung himself on to
the wall, and dropped down en the
other side, whistling lightly to the dog
ite 116 went. Bolster flew frantically to
the wall, then to the locked gate, which'
ho finally -succeeded in surmounting.
Sir Anthony's man looked on witlagreat
admiration.
'I dechwe he tit; come arta you -just
as if you was his master,' said he.
Again CharlesfrIfiga stooped to pat
Bolster, in order to hide tho smilo that
passed over his face.
'I have bogged a pair of old shooting
The above named Steamer leaves South- once belonged ta his ' moister,' seid
gloyes from Mr. Nrigo's servant, that
ampton. for Sarnia and Port Huron at Charles; 'and it'elsvonderful how these
CO0 a. m., Port Elgin, 4.30 a. M., In- retrievers_ will recegniso the scent.'
a. m., Goderich,
Werhuron, 0.00 a. ne, Kincardine; 8.00 `Ah, it's very queer altogether,' re -
with River Beats for Detroit and G. T. They walked on,silently Ihrough • the
Railway Propellors front Sarnia to grounds into the read, where alight cart
day, weather periTtinPg.
Chicago, Milwankie, ttc. Returning : awaited them, int° which they sprang,
Leaves Sarnia every Saturday at 8 and drove away. ! _
o'clock, a. m., weather permitting. For It was about an hour after this, when
further information apply to Byron Charles Vigo rethrned. to Menlieniot
Wilson, Purser, on the Boat, or to Thos Firm, and laid. hislhand on tho shoulder
Lee, Southampton; J, EastwoodePort . of its gloomy maseer, who sat cowering,
Elgin; P. McRae-, Inverhuron ; R. over a turf fire, ivhich smouldered on
chimney.
'Skews,' said 14 'you must go to this
old fashioned wide
Kincaedine; W. B. Clark, the hearth, in ini
Sarnia; A. N. Moffat, Port Tfuron.
OF THE - going to let this! be V stammered the
'You -you can't mean that you are
Trust and Loan Company of farmer, bending his white face still lower
we 'Let them hunt, and find, if they will.'
eYes-why note' said young Vigo.
. - - 'Hero!' repeated Charles. 'No. Are
'Hero ?' asked Skews, hurriedly.
Available Assets, 6;27,000,00.0.
hy CIFIICA4G•C3 1-71 14E1 esti-
MONEY: TO LEND. mat.al at nearly tt:1,0(.3001(11(), are being
Elle) Gil x:LeLevie-Lereeleg Itrinseiednarti;y1,asprfoasmtpa.tipatal3j.zticitlt,%aviirrauLoitb•Traniaiti.yteiTnInadN..
in-itmeLt of its I, ises !jro thc prominent features el
cioNVETANCER AND GENERAL LAND
this wealthy cornflour.
kJ Agent, Crown Lands Ofilce, GoderIch, Ont.
FIRE an!' LIFE roLiclus issue.1 with very
1:::3 liberal coi.drtiona.
Head Ofileo. Canada Branch. MON.
GoOrbili. Plans an SpL:ciAeatioa• drew.
HA VC en hand ell kinds of Sistsea, Doers, T
3.1,rtitling*, and presSed Lumber, at the God- orontoLtie Assurance and
erten Planing UHL
Tontine Company.
A. M. CAMPBELL HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO, -0
with lihcrty to increase to half a million
Mt)1111 RIMY of Cosnell University. Ithaca, New
E York and Graduate of ontarlo Veterinare
College. DESIDEINCE? VARNA. A mount called in, 25 per cent. -all
win visit Devisee every Saturday. 1313 318.'1
ONTARIO ITZTE2INAM• COLLEGE,
NT.
paid
OFFICE AND STABLES,
BOARD OF DIR.ECTORS 7
Nes•gate street, Mena Rouse East et Colborne
• Gao DUGGAN, Hag, Judge of the C3unty of York.
Anna, Cansann, Esq.. Cashier 31erehants Bank,
vest. e. MACDONELL, Begi., Manager Toronto Savings
Foil INVENTIONS
Set d Canada, the United States and Europe, Bectetaay and Treasurer : AATITUR tIARVer,-E8q.
Applications for Insurance in this
DECEENTsnaraoteettorno charge..Send for print -
first (Use Company received by
L a inttractiOns. Agency in operation ten years.
Mechanical Engineer, Soliniter of Patents and
Feb. 11th 1871 .
1342 Agent at Goderich.
TWINS BARNES in returning thanks "HEAD OFFICE TORONTO.
AAA to her friends , in Goderich for past
patronage. begs to say that she is now
prepared to give Lessons on the Piano-
forte and Cabinet Organ and in Singing.
Residence opposite Mr. Savage's,
Colborne St, 1303
Music and Dravithig.
VIM LOWES wishes toi inform her
ir-w friends anti the public that she is
prepared to Or lamas on the Piano
forte, etro. Having been. taught by first
elase masters, and for several years- a
stialessficl teacher/elm feels confidenfshe
cats give metier -action. Alse class in
Drywing, Water-colorsr SC., on Wed.
tains. airi' residence of Mr.
M7, raeman, .!Hainilton Street,.
NEW RESTAURANT•
SLIN/A EL PORT HURON.
Ineorpoateel by Royal Chewier. house,,or any othdr helper in a murder 1
The misertsble ;nan glanced upwards
CAPITAL -ONE MILLION POUNDS- into hie questioner s face with a look of
tered not a word. l
CAPITAL STOOK .. $400,090
SURPLUS FUNDS 208,369.60 Fil ERLIN G.
HON. J. McMUII,R,TCH. for`Bboilsatemrawstiellrir
'Never fear at, 'man.
,teocnotritio jihither to look
END eNGJUNE3Oth1871. 357,853.20 Funds for investment. ' ' 'n ed the other.
• . T Otlemmie on the Security of approved Farm
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE AT in•a'Where is the twig?' said Skews, look -
like a ferret. .
President. u City or -Town Property for periods of Fl%
years or to suit the convenience of iorrowers, ande
'In Sir Anthoxy' 's stable,' was the re- 'I er7 see you,• said Charles Vigo,
B. HALDAN Managing Director.
nal inetaiments. Payments In redaction off o
PT ivell betet out o,t three o'clock; 'and that's enough. Yon have asked for
•11, b rst into a howl ,of despair, _as looking
Skews whimpered , hero, and thou
. either „repayable at expiry of time or by an- '''' '
nwill be accepted at any time on favorable torm'san6 1 '-e
'Are 'you ready 7'
he set the glass down. 'Thou num at
asked his guest, as
o spoke, Cha.rles 'Vigo took a pis-
tol from his pocket, and looked at the
printing. Tho action- was net lost oas
Sk'eI"h80.pe, sir, whatever happens, that
yon'll keep your temper,' he- said, rub-
inissiyely. 'I'm sure Fm. willing to go
with you, although 1 can't seeevliat you
are going to make a fool of Sir Anthony
Both stead beneath the night fiky
R•oskally for!
the last words were naid, and, without
answering, Charles Vigo strode on to-
wards Truwavas woods.
The moonlight Traa clear and piercing,
bat beneath the trees the arched branch-
es, leafless though they were, inter-
cepted its rays, and the path was dank
and gleemy. A thousand fantastic
shadows lay upon tho rank grass ; arid
here and there, where a hue° ilex or a
silver fir reared a giant crown, the she-
dowa grew funereal in blackness, and
the darkness was intense. 'From such
black spots in their path the coward
Skews emerged with a colden and colder
fear trembling at his heart. Yet die
dared. utter no word of remonstrance,
his foar of the stalwart young man by
his side being greater than the imagin-
ary terrors that tormented his shrinking
conscience. Novortheless,when Charles
Vigo struck into the heart of tho wood,
rind turned towards the Lady's Bower,
fright unchained his speech. ;
'I hope you- won't.ax mo to eo to this
lonesome pool, sir,' said he, 'especially
on sich wieht night as this,'
'What bettewplace for the hunters to
find the aider -and abettor of a murderer
than the spot wleere tho murder occur -
ted ?' askedbie companion, .sternly.
. 'But thens'a mo friend of murderers
here,' stammerecIthe farmer,' as his face
grew .whito and 'ghastly in the moon-.
'the friend of Olive•Narcee ie hero, and
shall find Min at -the very spot where -
where you and I, Nathaniel Saewe, saw
her on the day that Eleatic:a. Moristowe
lost her lifo.'
'You 1 Did you see her too 1' exalaim-
,Solcicer, with a tremulous quiver in
As he spoke, Charles Vigo turned,
and seized. him by the col ler.
'You saw her, you inieentblb sconn-
drel,' he exclaimed, 'and yet yeti held
your peace. You have heard lier tree
duced on all sides, yon have eeen her
hunted as a criminal. driven from her
home, execrated a,nd hate -1, ana yeti
hare -not spokowbecause you have taken
blood -money, and seld your soul fur a
• Held in his powerful hand, Charles
Vigo dragged the wretched man alone at
a rapid pace, till ho neecleel•the mental
of the lonely pool, iillere tho inorentieln
lay, white -and silvery. 'Hare, u the
long, rank grass, where ho ha I see%
Olive's roaa, trailieg a3 it touched the
water, he flung Lite down, and cteed
over him, ride! in hand.
Tuderstand, •falese3,' he exclaimed,
'that you hove to speak now, else I fling
you into this pool, whero you saW
nor Mariztowe flung, mei never rainee.
'pe for yolia said
Charles' Vigo, 'sternly:- '15111,urden
your guilty lead, ruin or no ruin. 1
mean to hear tho truth, even if you dio
rlrolsaic,91, e ,yv ns or ;ou,
come into my house
sir,' -moaned the
'is this fair' what
in disguise on purpose to ruin nie. Yoe
knowed 7ou, Mr. Vigo, yet never said
TettiftiCd Charles
don't keow about that, sir,' said
Skewl, 'I only know you're a rich man.
and Ern a poor one. And if I don't
Trolly word witheSirIliltoteTrewavase
I'm Mod. What do you want te ruin
too flr I hawn't hint anybody. Mies
Varcoo safe enough. And I don't see
,Why; should tell tales about hor-or-
_Or anyoue else,' lie roared,. Bs Charles
-Vigo, exasperated by tho insolent tone
of bis last weeds, again seized him by the
time. at, and pressed his faco dose to the•
cold shining water.
The horror, the shrinking horeor,
which the miserable man felt at tho Chill
touch of tho doleful pool, .stopped fer
moment tho verysheating of his dull
heat L. For month& he had avoided the
place in painful enwardice. For worlds
he would not hey° -dipped his hands
thatateenrsea water ; and now his eyen
glared into it, its touch wetted his ivhito
lips, and ho knelt faco faco with -the
cold death ho had let Eleanor Maristowo
die. When Charles Vigni lifted his livid
face from the pool, and fluty/ him on the
grass ogain; he was utterl, abject and
Buit3ie43:,tilvl:irsill.. Vigo, end I'll tell you all,' he
aid Charles . Vigo, 'I
grant you Ave minutes in which to recov-
er yourself, and get seine courage Into
your dastardly veins if you can. I shall "I mention no names. I BMW some ono.
stand by this tree ; but you see this Never mind," he said, holdinse up his
pistol, and you know that it is. loaded, hand suddenly, "I don't wantr to hear
and if .you attemaa to stir I tihall fire.' anything. You shall havothe farm in a
Charles Vigo 'Moved away to it Rhea few weeks' time, you know, when things
distance, and leant against a tall bay are quiet; meansvhile, yon had better be
tree, thn fragrant leaves of which shook carefel." I saw he meant that he was
with a, mournful rustling in the night' afraid I should talk, theugh he was too
air.coward, in abject fear. 'Don't go so far ink lips, nos ar rama od; t!e! da n!ht
'Not so far, Mr. Viale!' cried the purnmenotwo
away, for mercy's sake 5. I can't see would,. Mr. Heriot, to this day, if yentig
you sir, and I dan't abide to be alone .Mie Vig_o hadn't come into. my ! hoese,
WHOLE NO.1384.
Skews shivered) and trembled, mad The Canadian 21021th3.7 On the
bat made no reply.
'You are -dumb,' said Mr. Heriot. Wei referred in our last -issue to the
'Well, I can tell you your share 111 the article on "Current Events'"? in the
Murder myself. You had shot a liara.in
- Canadian Monthly for August, iitaihich
Ilio wood the night before and lest it -
'Mr. Vigo ! Mr. Vigo !' he said, soft- for you try the poacher's trick now and the Picific Railway matter is spoken of.
ly, " then; and comino hither the next day- Hitherto the writerof "Current Events"
Silence Still. Then he began to count- knowing you wield find the hare here- '
has come out in support of tho Govern -
again. He hael made mietake surely, abeuts dead -you had just picked ire the
ment of Sir John A. Macionald,rbut
and holiness, Mr. Vie° would not speak stolen game and pocketed it, 1 i
1011,7011
counted with a dry tongue andea gasping ladies in anger -and fearino to be
till the mtnutes of grene were gone. Ile heard voices -the yoices of two 3T-so:tonne !their conduct on the Railway matter
Jae opened his- eyes, and as his change
throat, for every moment was a torture vou hid down yonder amono tho
of opinien has been caused b the (wi-
llow. Suppose tho young man had,g,one ferns and watelied them. Then one
dence produced his views ar entitled to
away, and left him hereby this hideous young lady swept away in a tempest of
gilt. The first portion ,of the
pool alone f The thoeght lifted his hair passion, brushing the edge of the- pool great wei
as though an unseen hand. had passed with her lone dress, just here where we article was written before the publica-
through it, and brought cold beads of stand; and being Ma fierce mood, she
tion of Mr. Mcyullen's letter. Here is
sweat upon his brow. And the moon dratted the trailing silk hastilyfrom the
what he says of Sir Hugh Allan, -
shadow on tho water creeping ever once more you heard voices, and yo.0
nearer, nearer, appalled hire more turned back to your old hiding -place,
there a gleam and flash, a ripple of the uses andrreinained there unreeatd•
ehastly light -always showing him the ed. And you, after lingering amen; the.
corpse of Eleanor floating towards him fern a few minutes more, were creeping
was . darkening, slowly, with here and her. In dein,* this her girdle fell
in horrible distinctness. The dark away on your hands ahd kpees when
than the glistening light had done; and and watched again.'
was going down, tho face of the pool water, and gethering it up around
upon
opinion among any in whose breasts
Allan, thero can be neither doubt t
the material faets nor difference" oof
ere most proud. He
owes him !ninth, owes
"With regard to the case of Sir Hugh
-the waving of •tall rushes on the pool's Hero Skews broke in with tav in:
brink, the creak and' swey of unseen air. sure uulp
rune y wealth high
jure
boughs moaning around him, all shook 'See now!' ho cried. 'Only think of a
And no
his abject soul with supernatural terrora. gentleman coming disguised into man's
his own explicit bonfession, of havin
. w a branoli on the .oppusito side houseand skr. ming all this out of him!'
attempted to add another heap to Id
swayed n about any muldenguet or moat' or idle things said oyer a glass at night!
of wind. Ho saw it V.:a-lino of light, Oh, it's mean -I say it's rheanin a gentle -
of foreign specu'-
of the pool swayed wildly to and fro. la gathering -it from words spoken in sleep,
vast store by correpting herconstituen-
cies, her public men, her bar, her press
which glanced between .the tuns from man to do such things!'
lators into whose hands ho was ready
in concert with a ring
the Betting monn, and struck tho water - Mr. Heriut seemed for a .moment to
to thrisw the great Canadian enterprise,
branch swaying to and fro without -wind, the reptile that crouched at Ilis feet; but
like a ghostly ,lauee,, showing the hesitate whether or no he should kick
and with it, perhaps, the very destinies
and without hnmanhand. Then the.light he refrained, shrugging his shoulders at
quivered aud went outelennas it vanish- his own impatience. of his country."
e erring to Sir John A. Macdonald -
ed, a face rose op an-m4the leaves of the ' You miserable scoundrel!' said Charles R f '
"That which really bears hard on the
ewaying branch, ard looked at him. Tao Vigo, coming forward ftom the shadow he _inn,
Prime Minister, and places him distinet-
sight was too horrible and he fell down where he steed; rit is true I have eaten - '-'---
ly in the position of a defendant at the
torthe'earth, biting th'e wet grass with of your bread, and slept under your
bar of the nation, is not any particular
quivering lips, and graspino at -gnarled roof; and because of this-taiunting, all
passage in the letters, 'but the general
roots and weeds eith Zutchiug fin- the money I have given you for nnthin,g
-I do not mean to harm one hair of
dischisures of the character and proceed-
gers
ings 9f those AN ith whom he has been
salso speak to me sir!'
'Mr. Vigo!'he shrieked, 'fur heaveit'a your wretched head.Beforelbrought you
hither, I had taken 'measures for you
acting, and in whele hauds he has placed
answer, but none en.mo. Ile hemal only Yon- M7'
Flo heal hie le'reath to listen for an eseape from .the execrations that await
tuotiye has been, not to pun -
ladies and all its attendant power. Is it
the Pacific Railway, with its vast sub-
tle) swaying of the boughe, and the moan ish you,but to clear an innocent girl from '
ter, he can have been ignorant of the
of the wind among the tree -tops: Then, the horrible shadow of guilt cast over
Allan and
possible. that, when he signed the char-
gatheringc-,nrage, he thought to riso aucl her by you and your confederates: But
hW associates had been seeldhg to se -
escape; but anise gained his feet a wiry why do 1 talk to you P Heriot I am
cure -their peizee-of the tendencies which
methods by which Sir Hugh
firm hand pressed- him down upon his sick of this. Take this wretch away, as
they had manifested, and of the course
knees, and a voice -not sCharles Vigo's . we agreed cn; and. write out his confes-
whieinthey were Mill purening 1 Is it
-said in cutting - aceents, 'This is the sion, and make him sign it ; then lot him
In d attitude for a confession, Farmer ge out of our sight for ever. 1 care' not
possible that -he can haye been ignorant
Skews. I ain Mr. Vig,o's friend. You to hear leis words. ' He can tell me
of the prevalence of bribery in the eleo-
might deny what you said to him, but nothino that my own convictien did:not
tions, or of the source from -which, a5 it
"in the mouth of tivo witnesses shall a tell me.long ago. And I swear solemn -
is now maffifest, & good deal of the
testimony bo approved." 'Now, let us ly, that the murderer of Eleanor Maris-
money came ? A hi.
erh-souled 'Minister,
hear v.-1137you stood by, and saw a help- time shall be in my hands before the
like Chatham, dwelling apart, on spin -
finger to help hen.'
loss girl murdered, aud never stirrecrn world is a month older !'
uade of sequestered greatness, may be
He went back, as he spoke, to the
unconscious of the corruption which the'
coward's dell brain that he might deny maineel eilont, like a man firmly sure of
The thought had flaslieel through the deep darkness amid the trees, and re-
Newcastles and- their tribe are carrying
hi3 confession to Charles Vigo; but now, himself, and heeding little what others
as ho felt Mr. Heriot•s strong hand thought.
upon him, leo knew that Ito Was baffled You looked upon it as a lucky thing
at even! turn, aud all hope Was gone. to get the Trewavas family into your
'Dotet be hard upen 1110, geri- tlernena power,' said Mr. Herioa; 'so; although
lie whine.1, ae he held out, his hands you mig,ht have hindered mtiraer, you
towards the dim figere or Charles Vigo, would not—'
s -I, id inn b.- t ,veen him. and the peel, At this instant the short, quick bark
'I'm It rained man from this night. You of a doss was heard, and once more
wen't turn mo out of huuse and Charles eiTigo came forward hurriedly.
, 'Take him away, Heriot, I entreat
'We eliell 11 ) witat ia rigat and hon- you,' he said. 'I want Sir Anthony to
est,' reelled Mr. Heriet. `If the cense- find me here alone.' ,
9 11, :lees to yo a 7110 Xi enr me, yori must Tho wiry Mr. Heriot seized tlle coward
beer taki. jest punishment of your Skews by the arm, and jerked him from
6 in.' the ground to hie limp feet: .
'1 ‘l',.3 !I leen. man; I °eel rent,"Now, man, come with me,' said Mr.
et-eine:I Skewe, rocking himself distually Heriot, 'unless you want to be knocked
tl, !.:, 1 fro. 'Ia.:ire:lair Ili:ton world ruin down. and kicked. along the road before
:1 en.r. I to e, ,t stieli a 'tag man in my Skews needed not this warning.
Is, .-V,.;',.. I: rt. lin retro I've nei er bad Meek, ill-used as he considered himeelf,
y he went a martyr, protesting he only" -
era eaatt. Ohly a minute age I seed wante.d to be heard. fairly, and to telLall
the truth, since he mast toll it, in, his
11r. Heriet. 'Co on; we waste time 'I shall sit up for you, Charles,' said
"aorweaw me. ,yart einteleton,' said own way.
Mr. Llerion as he disappeared leading
'Anseetheren In wonld Its: done whet the coward with him.
1 del,' eentineed the sewn -lino- :skews, 'if Charles Vigo listened, first for ehc
it.) 7.-.171 as peer tie I be. I ennt te Sir rustle of their steps among the leaves,
Marne anti eel --ed him to let me have ana then for the distant sound of *heels,
are:die:inn farm; and he :seal ne, very which echeed frotn the road beyond the
ei srp, tie he'd promised it to come one wood ; and d.uriag this -time the short,
else. 'Well, then, when 1 had 107 chance anxious bark that had sounded far meaty
it.'
afterwarda, volt can't wonder I took approached. nearer, but Ile did riot terw,
his ear to this till the sound of raptp
- 'A fterwarda! . Yoe mean. after fhe wheels had died in the distance..
murder?' said aIr. lieriot, in a sharp. 'They aro safo away,' said Charles
tone. Vigo to himself. 'Now let Sir Anthony
'What a .shufairig, lying throat the Reskelly find out the truth, if he can.
I want none of his meddling, and I will
man hasl' 0Na:timed Marini. Vigo, in-
dignantly. 'My head tingleato kill hint not .pauder to his hate of Lady Trim -a -
as I would a reptile.'
Skews shrunk, ana crouched his ab- The young man walked slOwly up the
ject lic3.d. nearer to the gra.ss 'at these green knoll, and and sat delve on one of
strong words, 'elancing, like h whipped the felled -trees that lay desolate, aleout
dog at the pietol shining in Charles the ruins of the Lady's Bower, •
Vigras hand. 'Is it thus Sir 'Hilton Trewavas thinks
Mr. Heriot. 'Leave this creatnro to upon tharuin around. `If 1m had not
nio. Now ge on, man -and faster, be looked
'Softly, iny dear 'young Limed,' said to forget 1' he said, wearily, as
T if Olive's loft, I could almost pity him,'
'Yes sir,' said ho, 'I went to Sir Hil- him, Chanles Vigo divested hill -tacit of
Turning from the thought that pained
-and told him I'd been in the iaeod his forehead, tie.; uncouth - collar, tale
tho thick red war! that .came low uplan
ton -tile day afore the inquest it was
the day Miss Eleanor died. I looeoe glaring necktie, and other !doeicee $.11
him in tho face as I :said it, and I never wbich ho had so effectually disgu d
seed It man grow so white as he clid. He himself; after which he lighted a' mato ,
didn't speak for full ts minuto; and to see the time by his watch; then lie
then he says, "What part of tho wood?'
"Near the. Lady's Bower," I answer. awaited kis foes.
Sir Hilton drooped his face upon his {To be cola:110d.)
"AndI saw a ,red cord there." Then
hands, and when ho lifted it again 'twee -
white as snow, and ghastly as a ' dead
man's I says. 'Pro always been a ten-
ant of yoprs and yoser father's, Sir llil-
matter." Ho seemed. relieved when I
said that, but lie kept his eyes down
upen the floor, -and never looked up once
it:nein while T was there. "Of course
yon shall have the farm, Skows,"'ho
said, "and throe hundred pounds to
stock it with. -Yon understand that?"
"1 understand, sir,"• 1 seesawed; "and
yen may make sure you'll never heal no
word of this so long as you live," He
bit his lip bard at this. and said, in il,
hesitating way, s "You did not see any-
one at the pond, Skews, I suppose ?"
"I am Bray to say, sir,.I did," oasts I.
in tiiis ghastly place.' disguised like, • and. hunted Me 0own
•
PUMA', LOW 'TAR1P.P.DPAATEAX017 :RIND zz".1pp.oved Mortgages purehesed.
G. M. 'rRUEMAN, • • d Sir Anthony a man bf his who five minutes; I grant them but I ws u
an
is in the seciet will follow liim on. not place t•nyself in your sight.'
up, he saw no sign of pity on Mr. Hor-
Lowest Current Rates.
Compelled to look around him in the ibt's stern faeo.
•
insurance for sme or three years on etached
Dwellings: Chnrolumand Schools with contents. in
cities. 'Kew's% and Country plaues. Tliese rates and
terms of pollee' particularly favorable to the Farm.
*
The work of enlarging the W elland
islature and the soundness of our lute -
canal has actively commenced. The new
ove extracts were all penneel
locks will be 270,feet long and fortyefive
feet wide with a depth of water over'
1 asrhgiepd before McMullen's letter appeared. If
(inters to increase the tonnage of vessels
will it be now. Let
evident to ono of their most able sup-
-the guilt of the Government was so
already constructed. whereover practi-
rable, and new vessels will doubtless be 1 ?
e us see. Ile says, referring to the let -
sorters before what
constructed. of a size 16 suit the improv
ters and telegrams included in the
-ed capacity of the catial.
"If thee genuineness of these doon-
•seem to be very successful in obtaining
bonuses. 1 On Thursday last a by-law
town of Galt and township of North •
granting $110,000 was carried, in the
The Credit Valley Railway' CoMpanY '
festly the duty ofth.eGovernor General
at once to take such measures as
the country in untaidted hands."
will place the Eiecbitive Government of
39.-A retie brokessut in
this morning
ments cannet be disputed, ,.it is mani•
-constniction of tho road will now be
amount, was also carried the same day
• the County of Oxfoad, It is said the Ateaine-s- '
George Cartier waa to coma from any
Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir
but at tea or-oloOkit4saalmost sabdued.
the fall of 1874 it will be completed and
vigorously proceeded with, and that'by be
fund other thaia the purse of Sir Hil h
It again.get headway,
in working • order forM Toronto to -St. ., in .
The :following le=t rS,t
Oincinnatl Q'azet itfrftoli tie pis
ofa fr. Jia,, Clegg, I former rNi t
Uoderlch,-who spent a fur„ wick : 4 ;n_
thu snnmer nd who fls > #lta , • .
editoriallataif of the twist ,
Totha�tterotihat ltetrlis�ttee
Code ich� Ontario, f!W
yeai, hu grown into clioseo,liTier .. `
plies gf.gnitt resort.lis stuns#.
rind=batter 1 nqV e. o idhti
- s+iaitor s .greaten• "s osant (sf + a�ii
ssnnsea[snt; kn •of: li. c�
equal oppi rtnuities forgeatsia p e uas
i? ::
relaxation.
The town is located on the :eastern
shore of Lake Huron, 160: =miles &rootta
BuflaIo by the Buffalo pate $nro3
Division of theGlrand Tron}c ,Railway
lib miles by water from Ostrom and
by rail, via Detroit, abenttwenty bours'
ride from Cincinnati.
Built upon a bluff, it ovsrloolu •on the
west an immenseexpense of .blue water,
and to the north the pictureirquo.Maft•
' land River a clear stream of murmur-
ing
urmurIng water scrambling in fairs and rapids
over a rocky bed between -prooipitous
bank!}. The -country for many miles
back is-a'high and rolling table land of
gravelly soil and marvelously healthy
where fevers and alljmelarioua :diseases
are unknown, and the song of the more
quite is -rarely heard. To a Cincinnat.
ian meat :atriking'as the remarkable
clearness •of the •atmosphere, which,
compared withahe amber hue -envelop-
ing the landscape• of his own latitude,
seems hero. tinged to thefaintostitnagin.
able degree 'with green, l poo fine's
system the gloribneiy bracing and we•
cuperative action=tof the atmosphere is • -
perceptible in a single day.
During the present inonth of duly the -
mercury has seldom reached 70°. No
day has beenuncomfortablyciilly, wile
the nights have been soo)ol that a blan-
ket has not been undesirable, and sound
and refreshin !sleep consequently the
.invariable rule.
Perhaps one of the pleasantest fea-
tures of the locality's theitlnset, follow-
ed
ollowed by the long hour of twilight. The
winds, no matter how they have been
playing throughout the day, .suddenly
become still, and the water ,quieter as
the sun approaches. -just .as the inn
seems to dip -into the late, she groat
body of water is burnished and brighten-
ed until it resembles a molten man of
the same material, and shadows en chore
are lengthened into miles while -a -moat
indescribable tiut orglamdris east upon
grass, and tree, and shrub by the pecu-
liar reflection of light from below. As
the last upper edge disappears below
the wave, one by one the rap are -with-
drawn, and -by 9 o'clock, or half past,
lake and sky have resumed their usual
hue, and darkness has fullyset in. And
then for the first time you hear fthe lazy
slushof the waves upon .the pebbly
beach half a utile below.
Besides the numerous Balt wells, ;auk
pher and chalybeate springs abonid,
none of which, unfortunately, have yet
teen so utilized as to be of -service
tlurista.
There are now probably from a :hush- ,e•-••,-- 'r
red to a hundred and fifty Canadian -'°_,'-'' . -'4
Americans visitors at the several `bote`l' -
and boardincrhousos. The quiet wnt
itself is of sot rsenot remarkabiyMtraoe , ' ` . ft
tive,but there has been no lack of intim
est in boating on the broad river,di
fishing for bass and brook trout, �a
steamboat riding ontho lake in pante',
parties to the -extensive grove of Sir L.
T. Galt,on thenorth ri gg,_t1tereed t
of which has kindly been to s1f
.
vipiiera,anksto thand' e .driveszltd -ungpass hexpellane •rivert';
b
Qravelxoade=ln ali•direitioss�uto tLs:izt-
provided witl4 bail • Owns prepprt, the I,
dining hallahsve served quite as weir'
for many social hops, in wbioll the
ion and 'beauty of Goderickliateheastk•
on far beneath his feet; but such un-: lypartimpated. •
consciousness is not credible in the case
of a Minister who finds his native ele-
ment in electioneering, exhibits himself in
company with, the lowest warty agents,
and does with his own hands the coarSest
tcork of the campaign. Again, when Sir
John A. Illa,cdonalticalled upon his faith-
ful majority to vote down in silenceeMr.
Iluntington's motion on the ground
that enquiry was a gratuitous insult., did
his conscience bearhim out ip his attitude
of indignant innocence? Did be really be-
lieve that there was nothing which, if
known to the people, would give rise to
a righteous demand for investigation 1
And when, having by these tactics
wrested the nomination of the Chair-
man of the Committee out of the hands
of Mr. Huntington and got it into his
own, he nominated the Member for
Cardwell to the .post, did he suppose
himself to be placine at the head of the
tiibunal the man wills -would inak-o it his
object, above all things, to do justice to
the comunity ?"
have been nine ,ring -the --
tion the Rev. Mine:MIS*
and family and Jas thet
There arabut few the
however. On the, hotel-iegieliers
et the British Exchannee-elner liaMee of .7.
Amps Meng!, of - Galveetbie, Mersa,
„(Judge -Of the S. Dish* _,IgAntiljaad
the names . of H. P. Bridge,tude
Mr. and lfre; Garrison, nf'Detroit, au*
ladittii, with their farircliWirom Batt.
more, Detroit, I.:hinge, Bt. -Louis, Wad
of Americana liave bought VIIMIner
(lentos here, where their fainiliesrealac
,during the four hot ;menthe. Among
Richard Bewley, of zDeiroitaild Mrs.
of families from St. Toile .and else -
He also adds, -
"But he has govetned the country to
a great extent through objectionable
instruments and byobjectionable means.
He has been the centre and organizere
of a system the eyil tactics of which will
be left deep in the character of our
people for many a day."
Referring to the conduct of Messrs.
Blake end Dorion in refusing to accept
a Royal Commission, he says, -
"Its members were manifestly right
in refusing to allow it, without the au-
thority of the House, te be turnedinto
a Royal Commission appointe.d by the
party accused."
The duty of the Governor General
with reference •to prorogation is thwi
"The ordinate? relations between hiin
Advisers are manifestly suspended while
the Ministers are under impeachtnent.
Me must take the prerogative •for the
present into his own handle, and we
most hear nothing 'of prerogatives -in.
the interest of either side. Till it is
known ho.v many elections Sir Hugh
Allan bought, it will not even be certain
that the present Ministers are at the
head a a real majority, and constitu-
tionally entitled to advise the Crown..
indeed, the sooner the Pacific Railway
Pa,rliament is sent back to the country,
the better for the authority of our Leg -
Not the least, perhaps, of the luxuries
of Goderich as a surnm.er resort, is .the
evidence of conscience among the bog -
is that of better hotelocconlmodationfor
visitors. While those already open -isre
not crowded, one ortwo hotels holding
three or four hundredguestsOouldeasily
be filled. fibs to be heped that'in Imo
or two seasons the want may be at lout
St. Catharines
ACCIDENT TO A G. 'W. EXPRESS.
10 -express tram ent :the O. W.41.. which
passes here -at -3:211 a. m., met with a
serious disaster at Menitten by ratitek-
was open to -admit a passing vessel.
The engine, tender -and baggage oars
wont into the tants]. withaterrible Melt.
Providentially the baggege ear fell lon-
gitudinally in the 'chasm wad stopped
the rest of the train which edntained
about two hundred passengers, other-
wise the less of life would. have been
frightful'. It was feund that though a
very Bedews affair had octurrea nOlives
(yore Jest as the engineet escaped by
'jniiiping into the transtrand the fireman '-
although ho mink with the engiacein
tWelve feet of water, escaped all safe.
The loss in baggage will be heavy:audit'
is likely navigation will be suspeuded
ble to find ont who iv resimnsible for
the accident as everything iS 430/41.1::
1}V70- fiCHOODIE/4 EN=
•
CA131NET FACTORY,. 417111911RN AND
Thomas. •e nee Allan and his partners as railway con- ruins, ancl a large -stock of lumber in
copy one eerso of the beautiful hymn,
CIIEE.—From a Manitoba paper- we
so untenable that it must be regarded
totally incredible. But even this plea,
schooners at Drcuiee wharf --have been
subscribed Inerdy 411 political grounds, is
has .been on fire ieverel times. Two
in great dinger. MeCallunea brewery
"-Nearer, my God, to Thee," done up in
Cree by the Rey. Je-IvIeDougall, of the as tho offspring of despair, leaves nn- burns& A brae °farmed imam from ,
• Karnali -to -tin;
40' Ah-yeek-wasgasge-ga,
trattorte or that 'these great sums were the taieirair yards in the „vicinity ,
1317 • riot SgtlaAog,en
Will the mart Well, Mr. -Mr. eveirdtand !waning. light, and see.enly 'You see, said Charles Igo, s. ett. •
Marcombor asked Skowii, With hie eyes the waving trees, the still shadows, and 4, ewhat misera,ble craven IS ir
Conlinunity. , g earn' g p 1, 11. h, l'le hostler ton Treivavas! Heavens!' ho- addedeine should be .-withents some effica,eious re -
h and -croup iS61.1 our extracts frail what is a terse, •
. blowing Pie
fessesrthe fact that the Minister .0t,Too,,
touched, or rattier by unplication
mini°11poalrticilleare—'oin tohf taxi
been raming all morning0he *Ind AS
,sumsbontrary to law, as well aa to public
morality, in electorial corruption.
tice has been guilty of spending large. watinghet iirmaralie pniiroe fannuginrosate:mththe 0_4cyiarantA vat:
"We nay understand too well what
He also adds, -
though the supp .
was meant by the refusal, on pretexts
still on -the fire.
' • 1 Ul d all *the sha ea of hor- wardly `to think that Olive should love medy for the cure of_ affections so uni-
, an Sir John. With -here will tench*
'for the townships outlyiir tIlistVevelli.ngApAginneisY; XIVIPOR.TANT NOT OE .Triust Bolster for making no Mifi- t
Writ Chas man wantdd f
writing -With refers:bees to tioUndersigsfed for trans; '
t. then Vainly'. in hise baffled mma to find seine Heriot. 'Did Sir Hilton know whom
'n the wood; Farmer
remedy, too which can lee relied on as Iten and -well expressed artien
'1 r that haunted his eoweitl. spirit, such a maul'
take "replied Charles. 'If it was on y o
stain my dear bay, sal r. throat, hooting-coug ,
teission„to the Heed OfEee. an old glove, he'clfind , Skews•trembled in every 11,m n Y1 !„,
F. DIANN
Skews was silent tor momen ,
Goderieb ltlaeept. . 8 [louse Sign 84 trarriage Painter 'fears. - •
'curiosity evidently got the better.ot his loophole, or , comer of escape. It was 'you saw
for tide lit had oisked fer five• minutes' 'In coarse he -did,. sir,' replieri.SkeWS. santof wija Okermcombines the clestdera-
Local Agent.
t • and -to invent a • lie, -.or • to , shut& 'Why did he grew -so ghastly white eleel togs., • ' '
ESINEN TO ACQUAINT THEPUBTACITIIAT 'Where do you mean go, inr, if you gr
.he tittea ilea shoe on North street next to .don't stay hero I lie asked. in his .oM ar s r iv -a co o w• ex- y e
Brithill. Priv Council.
tiy,andat reasenribhs prices .Thankfu1 . _ 01.18,88,11'Meil thie truth.. arid Me three hiludred poundal besid-es? -An. . A !comeina,congh toldnlieuld •
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