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P. . the owner
T►'• ailed eL.li. Dul weesaea Mose-
l' reddened the hoses of the pretty ybuw
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sisal litre eeai th-Ze eyes Hrit plaid
chukka and rade' plumes $u'teied; the
red suns t atlitteed ea 11 a wi.,dowr,000ple
called gaily Ir other a they peeved; out
of every area window came savory whiffs
of dinner. The world, to Nees Header,
hail never seemed more iasttkiogly g00%
humored.
" How d'ye like this blow, Sam ?-
Smells winterish, eh ? '
" How floes it, liender ?"
" R'het's the good news, &m P"
Bender turutd at this. It was Utile
Joe Noo.ton, one of his fellowe{orks,
who had upped him on the bank.
" Good news? No good news," turn
ism grufiy away. Yet ha wished the
fantastic little fellow would stay with
him. H. felt terribly alone -as he had
never doss before in all his life -things
had reached such s narrow strait with
Lim to-d•y.
Tut, tut. Bander I You're morbid
since you've been sick. Do you think
you're the fir.t man tnat bas had typhoid?"
"1're lost noire than health. 1 2nd
to -day Stouch stopped my aulary after
the first week."
hew I Bus. after all,what's money,
bol 7 t'an eordirf dust make th, ' be
wt),', 1.61,1 rat lighter on ba throne P' "
tapping hie tread, little waii'trnut thea-
trically. " Anyhow, 1 don't believe
lltou••b knew ■nythiug about it. It's
nkat old Morrie."
• woman as your ode, &seder, if you'll
allow rM1 not.
.t o
T wlL
ar
nnut .flow you W es
Kuria. Y..0 do not know m
h1erairt apliIe-.i
pert, I am glad if . s hsa wads • pleasant
(mend,"
Morris laid down kis pen and ams out-
side of the der -railing. 'bow, don't be
oOwtided and sulky, lad," drawing hies
aside. "l'm an older soap than you. 1
1*,
kw(dew d h 1111 head on her breast and
p1 1r1Ju.. Aka
no nee/ within the Iter, ; but
Mr. he easel ways gttet endgrsv. 11e looked
•a0. 1. t bent Over him ! Some
dainty Anel of • spirit looked out of it
which he had never a,ttquered nor uwued.
He saw tbaldearly now.
She turned away Inuit hum at last, and
busted herself about the room -went down
and
know women better, They are Derwen 1.f playbringthe him
wife over, she became nab
and magnetic, especially high-spirsted. de- sent, as was usual with her now ; her
lime women 1,5. your Mary, 0 that's her thoughts far off. He took out the roll of
name. They grow tired of the log -trot notes, and lad thein dowu tint the nsotel-
ife at home, and the dull, daily talks shelf
with their husband.. They pipe fur setae 'There is the mortgage money.'
repetition of the old, romaatu, love -mak- 'Yes.' She did nut brighten and Gush
ting days. So they furs • platonic friend- as she would once have lone. He rnuow-
ship. But if she were my wife," 'mishit. bored how often she had taken out her
ioat y, "I would as Ile( another '(tap 5..s- pencil and wanted op these saving. in •
.d her lips as paltered in that tea afro wink triumphant sum, drawing a little frame -
hair hears." work of vines about it, and prsaonting it
f .m nut .fraud.' Coldly.
Mit ouurse not. Ob, certainly not !, I'm
sorry 1 mentioned it '
'010 the cnmtrary, 1 am obliged to yon
for your interest in use. But you are mle.
taken.'
Will, good -day, Bender. You'll he on
-hand to -morrow 1 By_ the way, though, it
was odd now that rs. Bonder did not
mention Crompton to you.'
He was not .ngry with Morris, though
he had tried to Mind him as he did. The
old man wanted to maws him -and her.
11. did not go home again though he had
poetised Mary to be back by n•w,u. H.
had not intended to begin work until thgg
next day. He told her he would bnagthe
backaalar.' with hint, in tune to pay off
the pressing bills that afternoon. Ile
would drew the money from the savings
bank, too. to clear the mortgage. Bnt,ou
leaving Mons, he had gone wandering
055
" Whxt docs that matter P It's gone. aimlessly &Mout the streets, out to Fair -
1 hero been roving for years to pay o6 0.0.101 at last down between the great
the mortgage on our hoose. I'll hove to whsel. over which the river rushed in •
tx''o the mom,to Blear off the delta ul hell of found. it would be so easy to end
the last three roaths, and the mortgage it ! But Bender was a slow, phlegmatic
Lean, nut apt te be moved by any sudden
GUS des to wormer." teinptation.
He cause back to Chestnut street in the
afternoon. Young Ward wet him, one of
the clerks r,f the savings bank. 'Hello !
Yam, you told me you .sant t. draw that
little of pile yours to -day. ,Bank's just
dieing. If you want it coins along.'
-Yea, I suppose so,' fullnwiny him.
That's c ear. Well, then yon are,cuunt
tog out the nuts and sulilingoverthec.un.
ter. Sam .mild balk at him. Then be
weedy iiot, and down to Saul & Crompton'.
He would meet her there, if it was true ;
the devil whispered that into his ear as a
certainty. He had been standing by the
wind's, for about an hour, wheuJue Hous-
ton paved.
People went in and out of the shot
roonus ; but Mary's slight figure, in the
well-wornhrown suit, was not among them.
Hw
peered in, now and then, through the
shining vista of gilt work and colored gloss,
ft,how'a while to cut in there, hey 7 It '" we UnI,tn. He wooled knew him a
you've no more to ny,I'll join her, Saul, ' the first n ht, he knew-'ta.11, handsome.Rental.' Them ossa noona like him among
the dapper little clerks. it began to grow
dark Kirk He went in.
'is Mr, Crampton in?'
7n - ht. private of ou, air ; second Goer.
skipping; off to the side of the large, calm Will you walk up P
eyed, blonde, who was now abreast of ttneef the clerks was coming down the
them -ter heavy !tattoo' .ilk brueh't ;alters; 'He's engaged just new, Phil. A
lad'
" TI, it's very unfortunate l Such s
snug filth' boar, too! Bow long have
you lived there, Sam r
" I sura bora iia it. It's the sander
6mme.tead. I've Inas saving ever since
I was married 10 'pay of that mortgage.
am<. V r share or - la►tOK
t.
Bender was silent a unspent. -"I have
`" •o faeit to End of my wife;' h. said, sold-
is -••°N. {bane of renewal 7"
- "'None. U. is glad of the chsnoe to
foreclose."
'ilea had, too bad." Re was chewing
his sandy moustache. Joe wap always
Gdg tty and in motion. There's Kitty
Stouch coming now. She'. a brick of a
girl I K•,ow her? It would he worth a
Ins eager floe growing as red as his hair
u the young lady came near.
" I've nothing more to say."
" Bye then 1" touching his cap and
against Sam as she swept .by. Wil o
Houston joined her, he spoke eagerly,
Motioning back to Sam; when they both
laughed. that had induced Boder to
make a confidant of the man 7 He cur
el his own folly, looking after him as he
went skipping Along, light as a gres.hop
per. Yet he use 1 to think Joe was eon -
hearted as • women. But what did it
matter to Roy man that he stood then
ruined to day, the patient t i1 F'jara
taus blow 7- Whet dist eh*
world .are 7 Or God 7 -if there were a
God. H• looked for a few minutes
stolidly over the beads of the gay; mo,.
isg crowd into the cloudy sky.
Only a year ado Sam had been a rigid
ehurch member, teaching • clam of boys
in the Sunday school, He tried to teach
them to trust in a living Christ, to trust
in each other; constantly growing stronger
bimsielf Iroto the teaching. Now -
It was nut the loss of the money, But
that Mary should have turned from him
He walked down the street, his head on
his breast. Then be came slowly back to
the door of Saul's warer0er0, In a few
He did not remember ever to have
noticed this plass particularly before. -
It was • maven -.oriel white marble build
ing-thn warerc,ma above, the ground
floor occupied see a sales department The
manufacture was exclusively that of' gas
fixtures.
The windows, beside od1 of ahioh he
stood, were filled with costly bronscs; the
lofty ceiling of the mom within' glittered
with chandeliers and lustre,. Two or
three of these great gewgaw. would have
paid - for _bis home, he thought, bitter
ly. It Wal strange that at that
moment, when bo was waiting to know
1f his wife were true or false to
him, the lose of the house should have re -
tarred to him. Hut it had become,
through long years of waiting, of penny
saving and self-dentel, a mania with Ben
der
" 8141„ Crompton & Haul "-he read
the name of the firm over eod.over, The
Sasls were merchant princes-Hiekeite
Friends. Ile knew their stately house
out on Locust street. it was ('rompton
whom Morrie, the overseer, had told him,
with so meaning • .wile, was a gay fel-
low,
llow, "not to be trusted with so pretty a
iife as yours, Bonder."
It ess only this morning that Morris
bad told him this, when he had crept
down o the (Ace for the first time after
hie the,* moods' iilu'•ss. Ile flt, when
he opened the nth le door, .s if it were the
ghost of limen Bender who was going in,
the strength was so dr■inert oat of his
body, 'I hen he had, for a long time,
n awed the chsng. in Mary --howrsoe- •(N course.'Wayd vanished and reap
-
copied copied .he was, silent, going about the geared in moment. 'What are you go
house with her thoughts far off. He had I Ing at shook Sam- rata 1'
not failed to note her long ahsancee, even Bender took the pivtol and turned away
when he was still i11, and needed, or without speaking. He hal been edea( and
thought he needed, her c.nstant core. blind t, every eight or sound of the streets
This thing had worked a deep change in since Marv's voice rung in his ears. Alter
him tent Bender was 104 thu man to ask
questions or chatter oyer jealousy or Ma
wounded lows. He only put his wife coldly
from Lon, a little spacer and waited. At
the moat, he fancied that she Md grown
._..L.._ e.rted oLtdmatehoemiesisatillereereir prem
But when she was pet •way from him, the
soul seemed to gn,w weak In hos weak
body. They had been a peculiarly loving
husband and wife.
The morning, Morris had told him fire*
of his salary. " V
'Will yon wait, sir r said the first. 'Hit
down,' pushing • stool towards hem, see-
ing how white and weak he esu.
'I'll go elteide, into the air.'
'You pay mus Mr. Crahpton. He Domes
down the private stain often or the other
street. Shall I send your name up 1'
'No.' He minima to the other street.
He knew Crampon would come down the
solvate stain. He knew who would be
with bi1LL The door of this sole entrance
urea narrow ; are was a fruiterer's stall
Ilett tl kt...litandiug in. t ba
was almost concealed from view.
Half an hoar pared ; the State -house
clobkstrnck Gra. He moved logo away.
After all, it might be but aderluh dream.
Mary wee at home, with Jacky in her
arms.
The door above opened. There was •
moment', panes, and then a man's voice.
'Take care. The stain are dark. (live
me your hand.' A ringing, rich r•ice,mch
as would belong to the genial love -making
Irishman, softened now to a very tender
infeclon. Then then was a quick, light
step upon the stain. 1lender had learned
to know it year. ago. They came not t.
Bother on the payment. Mary's dress al.
nowt touched her husband ; it was her
'"fl 'i 5
clwnalw, fru. twisted in and out of the
cola of her i,Iack hair. 1t was many •
day mince she had taken the trnuhle to
lieok fair In his eyes ! They .poke togeth-
er in a low tune, Crompton urging some-
thing which she faintly raur.d. He pre-
vailed at last, though
'I seal he there at nine, then !' raising
his roes.
At nine, 0 you will,' she said, genay.
'Will 1t he safe t'
'Oh, quite safe. He goes to bed early
mince hu indiums. Pour old Sam r with •
nervous laugh.
'Shall i not go home with you now 1 It
grows late.'
'No, no. We nifty be seen together;' he
held her hand t
h am
sent, and then
she was gone. Crompton stood still, look-
ing atter her. Bender came up the pave-
ment and faced him. Ilia face was so
ghastly and menacing that the younger
man drew back, and the air died on his
11114 which he wee so softly humming. The
low sunlight fell on his elegantly -dressed
figure as he stood there- -on the finished,
handsome face, with OA full, reddish beard
and hair.
Kant halted and then went on.
'Poor devil, i winder whether women
or whiskey have driven hint mad,' thonght
Uromptou, beginuag his tune again a m'.-
mcnt after.
Yonder went down toward Fourth street
with,Iuw, renulute ,tope. His old strength
seemed t. have come back to him in the
last half hour. Stopping at a Male booed. -
tog house he sett in fur Ward, the bank
clerk. They had best old chums in Ben-
der s bachelor days,
'Lend novae, re'-olver, Horses ; 1'11 he
done with it to -morrow. Mine is broken,
end 1 never bun ht another.'
ha was gone his manner rseurred to Ward
as strange and unpleasant. '1 believe 1'1
go after him,' h• thought. But dines
w as reedy, and he turned hack in the dark
entry, and, 44w _
fellow, forgo( thew ohs matter speedily
y
The pistol wt) not eharged. Bender
stopped at • shop on the way up atreet,and
loaded it arefnlly. 1t was yearly dark
w hen Ike re•ehed his non step•. Mary
opened the door Wire he .oiled reek it.
1r_ #I•.1 ts•k --nail. -io- 86 '^'q Tet -,Iter 411 a..4, A e- -.>w
"t"'letkrt2 wlarj "n171 t"6r`r v" .we' ntae"- &kir w surfed
went -on for one week. Very true, very .Mout her tea ; ►or.b.wk. w ere pink and
true, Mr. Remelt been in the habit of Ara, ; hav trail eyes beilI ant with a new
ft
eanhnuln hook lay with ae,me old re- hie. He sae, it all. What was it Morns
Miners. Bot we &re drawing In, ser, draw- had Aleut their hnngwr fora repeti-
ing in. Th. money marks/ news was s tion orat the old Inre-maherigdays! al, pnt
tight." n her mto no ktaaed, es notal, and
It was u Render walked away from the ole,, he plumed bur, hurried in after him,
desk that Morriscalled ham hack, and taking hoe hang.
&eked Mm .bort Mar " A Ptwtr nod tap•' A.'• find ' Go M,
friend d voting Crompton'', eh 1 wuler l•cRey :don't .o,rry father now.'
wile doses not kn..w Mt (7rom fie skilled in deeept on already t Rho
f ptm was leading him into th
..21111111/412t " _ 4m. ..,._._- g mora
ring, i ■.iiev if yreviiih .". .Lkk .40* 4rillara trapper we. eptee"a. bol /spat bar
tees talk kit's. Render dose. I mea 167'47 ani to and preanal op 1i hit Awn
tier saaaWrisg skeag n the evening tee
1'5'.'e ea attractive fellow,
We *alike lite hen fey • friend
to him with her joyous little awoke. Ith
scarcely glanced at the money no
But he would try her further.
'I gantlet omit for the snortg•ge. btou
refuses to pay the back salary.
'Than the mortgage will be foreclosed
too -morrow 1 And you rill hes your homer
She came suddenly close to hint, her face
clorless, her dark eyes wet and full of
pity. Not love. He esu nut doaiyed.
Not lot.,
Nu wonder «die bad a'ma.littleuumpue-
on for the stat 10 whoa bosom she hal
loin for yearn, on this night when she
meant to dy front him. 'Poor old Sant '
'The humid the house r•t•ere little to
05000'
Why, I thought your heart esu bound
up in it.' She paused suddenly, • keen
suapicioo flashing into her face. 'What
etre have you lost 1'
For a moment there was silence, the
husband and wife larking steduly at each
egher, the nil lamp burning with uncertain
yellow fiches belwo:en them. 'I do not
know,' he said at Wt, in as quiet • toce
as though rept v mgt./ an ordinary question
'what there u left to me. There is
Mg on God's earth that Ian call my own.
She did notanswer by a word ; but stood
mol rule's, with the amu penetrating
doubtful Look fixed on hon. Nw, Mary
res not naturally • reticent wrn,an ; a1
her thou bubbled straight to the sur
face. She hal Leen a gay, gild, girl
4111111"6&roil uoyr nab n
c •nsurul as • t unm►lronly-ig'1i-.beart-
elnese ; singing, jesting, Iaugtitag nest of
the tines, and waabing •ray nay tr'ublein
• shower of tears. He immobility now
proved how deep hu thrust had wounded.
her.
'You've nobody in the world 1 Nobody.
(uodudedin on MC01111 page.
DOMINION PAGLLr.'IMENT. •
THE- MOUTH .W 1p BILL 7
pmpnated to the L'. Loyalists fur ••
i anise 1.I -•1_-_... S thereh.ans, .
the purpose of eattaguuhisg the !olio
titles Aad all .lune
u fit .rted giving power to the L0001 Lig
Stature to settle with regard to the ugh
'•f settlers to out hay fes two mase
their farms on the ladian lands
(18) A clause s ale. inserted oontruou
all titles of peaceable occupation to tb
people now actually resident aponths wi
With regard to the maintenance uI Ise and
orvlwr tt thu oountry,the Premier aanuuuc-
ed that au arrangement hau been made
with Her Majesty's Government. fur the
despatch of an eA itiuu, to be comprised
partly of Her Ma sty's troupe and partly
of Canadian Militia -one fourth regulars
and three-fourths militia ; the elpendi-
tun to be borne in oke sans prupurtu'n.
The regular fora will consist of 300 mss.
Sir John A. closed by movie1{l the first
reading of the Bit. Mr. Mackenzie took
e exception to the large errs given to the
w new Province.. Inch would be burdensome
to the LN/minion. Mr. Msokers also
ch treated u absurd the propoaid tx this
little Province to be repre.uuted as esu
proposed, viz by two members ii the
Senate and four in the House of
Cunimous. He also expressed his ioteatr
on of ivautiog.tlat there should be nu class
distinctions in the Territory, especially as
affected the rehg' bodies. Sir G. F.
Cartier replied to Mr Marinas. He expa-
tiated on the very moderate amount of
subsidy that is to be paid by Canada, and
descnbed tt. policy of the Government u
being one that would promote the form-
at of • confederation of Province& stret-
ching across the whole continent. Mr.
Mackenzie wanted to know whether it was
true Captain Cameron had been engaged
it organising. a mounted plaice force, and
if w for what purpose! bir John A Mao-
donald said that Captain Cameron had tw-
ca.ed nu commission, the fume being or-
ganised by the Dominion Cononistonera.
It wt) to be composed of 200 mounted
nfiemen, and is chief object was to guard
- against possible disturbances aruutg be
' tweerl:the Indians and new settlers, who
aught be attracted into the 'country. He
, did not deny that Ceptun Cameron would
have the command of the force. He also
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aruiiiraN•r iv �aice[F.BB tuns pnU �Ai
i iiA A 1►
$ . ! AND aHEAPE ST I -t w amt �a� wit
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$ !{ 1.414r14#� vu
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1N ANT ICIPATICift 1R 1TENSI VIC BUILDING 0PLEA TIONS a','"`w•crvpak ula"U".14Y yn.wr_ •
1 ooutemplatd this 8prisg, the subscribers have laid in an ussaually D. W. RAMSDELL do CO.,
be-
yond COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS "' "DELL't' N r •nr'
171 LAU Duo*, cWcagn Ms
a - and every thing required by Carpectare, Painters and others, lig
jAU which they have marked at the Lowest Possible Rata, expecting that by doing so
they will double their business. As they deal exclusively with the bat Houma iu
the trade, their assortment is not only the cheapest but
TBS PNOPOSED CONSTITUTION OF
THE RED RIVER LEGISLATURE
p1Taw•, May 2.
hjectied to the dutribotiou of the land.
Hon W McDougall objected to the system
the Government proposed, u being cum-
bbrrutttty ail too in ,esid el ' o
held'ittI at the system, seat as that provided
for is the bill of list session, would be
stook batter/mod charged the whole origin
of the rebellion on the Roman Catholic
priesthood ; and pointed out a large
Canadian settlanent, containing four or
five hundred familia, namely, Portage
Laraine, was left out of the sea Province
_through the boundary line diverged fifteen
minutes to take in a small Roman Catholic
mission. He condemned oho appointment
of Captain Catuerou to the head of the
police es the most unfortunate selection
that could have been made. Sir F Hine
said if McDougall had waited ter instru
tions from the government before issuin
his pr,.clamation, all this trouble woul
Shnrlly►fter the House met Sir Juke have been avoided• Mr Masson (Torre
A. Macdonald atbmttted Nebel), the re- °ed') followed Sir Franco and said th
stilt of the Cabinet delibeeati.nm for the Bin was a step in the right direction. Ho
forming .4 • constitution for the Norah- Mr Howe defended the Government pole
west Territory. From the remarks of the or m Bay C thep£3011 000 from to
Premier, which were exceedingly d.fflse, Huda,n Ray Company, en deprecate
the following sketch of the purport of the the idea of mixing up the general gratin
Bill is glsantd ; (let.) That out of the mat of lay In the found/stunt of a Provmc
thickly settled portion of the Territory . with t et) of each other's .eligion. He al
Province be formed, to be known u Mani- er defended the appointment of Cap
yob•. The boundaries of 15. Yrovinca to Cameron. Hwh Mr Macdonald replied,
bar (allow. ; commencing at • point on and charged H ,n Mr Howe with being the
the frontier tt the menti States , chief instrument in promoting the rebel -
n 8d-toltir -pmt
ks
Y
y
e
t.
territory,
ninety-six degrees west of Greenwich, and
extending to a point ninety -,fight degrees
fifteen minutes west, being bound on the
south by the forty-ninth parallel •f lati-
tude,
ate
tude, and on the north by latitude fifty
degree -thirty minute., Thu gives 10
• reso111,000.�p1��t�a��._�e�amules. (2nd.) Ruch
4a••K,y1yMM1.T t4i)iiiti'it TIS includ
.d In the above, to be governed as an un-
organized tenet, by the Lieut. Governor
of Manitoba, under a separatecommision,
and Mita they are settled and organized as
provinces, shall be governed by ordure in
t:ouacil. (3rd.) That the' Province shall be
represented in the Dominion Senate by
two members until the Pwsiwesehall have
• population at • decennial census of 50,-
000 ; from thenceforth the people there
should have a representation in the Senate
of three members, and mbsegiently,whes
the population shall auoont 075.000, the
shall have a reprer•utation of freer mem-
ber.. In the Co'mnlnne, it shall bv repre-
sented by four members. The Pommes
been divide' diem
alt number"( the present community
a settlers. (4th.) The executive power
to be vested in the Lieutenant Governor,
who shall be appointed like the other
Lieut. Governors by c,mmission from
the Governor General under the Gnat
Seal of the Dominion. (5th.) He shall
have sr. Executive Council of seven per-
sona, holding "trios as the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor shall from time to time think At, mei
in the first place shall nut exceed fire in
nnml ter. (8th.) The meetings of the
L,gialature, until I,thereiso ordered by the
Legislature, shall be held at F9rt Garry,
or within a mile Mit. (th.) The Legis-
lator shall consist of tw,Chambere, (8th.)
The Legislative Crit ,1 to cuneiat of seven
members, which nuta&r may, after a lapse
of four years, be increased to 12. (Ath. )
The Legislative
Assembly to tonna of
twenty-four menthe', the Lieut. Governor
dividing the Province into twenty-four
e lectoral district'', having due regard to.
the various communities into which the
settlement is at present divided. All these
provisions and subject to Alterations by the
people themselves ezospt so far u they
relate to the appointment of a Lieutenant -
Governor, which rests upon the same Autb-
ority as in the other Provinces of the Dom-
inion. In all other respects they can al-
ter their constitutions as they please. It
provides in,the bill that all the British
North American Act, except u altered by
the (rill itself, or excepting those clause,
which apply only to one or ton Provinces
and nut to the whole of the Province.,
shall apply to the new Province. Until
the Legislature otherwise provides, the
t ualiticatoi of voters for members of both
the House of Comm/mend the Local Let
sal itur.ahall be the same as is provided b4
the Confederation Act for the District of
Algoma. The clause runs, that every
'swish subject who has attamed the age
of twenty one years, Ansi who is and has
been • l'mseholder for one year, shall have
• right to vote. (11.) The diration of
the Legislative Assembly shad be fours
yearn, as In the other Provinces. (12.) It.
Is provided that u Manitoba has no debts
it sheltie ektitled to be paid by and re-
ceive from t'adada, by helf•yearty pay-
1 merits, a sum which is to be ascertained In
r the same way ae thentm settled en Nes.
f'undtand last 'swoon, that is, by Aso,g
Ur-- bete.polwtlon't-11T1T•
amount payable 7to them per heal is 221.-
27. (13.) The same annual subsidy of
80 mute per heed of the population, esti-
mating it at 16,000, shall be Feud as in the
other Pmvin+es, and that that rate shall
emalnue nntil tins ps .wviation 1. 400,000,
tylh thikl eillFeflkitta that the eu,a ,12.'10,
(8)0, he paid for the mimes& of (Ler.
eminent. (14 ) That the I)nmini in Gov -
ne'm. She folinw.d him. •Yon ere wore
•mnt Why did yrs star in the work, all
day r eosine /shine hire and ppaa Ming bee
white land* n$ hu shoelder u he set et...
erwtn.st provide for the salary of Ma
Limit -Governor, postal serves, eollseti0n,
customs, ate. (18.) That either the
French or Enghah languyfe may be .a.4
in the proceedings of the Ligietatnra, and
that both el them shalt be eemd in the rs-
oyarde•sd joenneeis of bothclratlb.e , (11 1
8ewll eflet Milds u An get Dow Wong Ii,
iad.vvid'.44 anl&1a.Alta bNeagto the Dein tome
of
Nt ret vit u.,a ren e, vkw
purpose .f •eslagefshtnetthe Indian title,
Itf 1,900,000 owns. That land u to he ap-
pmpraad se • re enalaea for M. pe*pa.s
of settlement by the keit breeds and their
ehldMn. nI chase -sur thou. ung.*, es eery Q.Mri.kt perkier ar4,I I
lion. He had Informed the people in effect,
that they had only to do as Nova Scotia
did and they would succeed. The rebellion
would hate been a niers trifling affair had
it not been suetaiced by the advice and re.
u,mmeddation of the Secretary of State.
These facts he could 'rove -before acom-
lmair
Mr Stirton ukd if the Miuuteru Justice
had any .authonty for the statement that
the people of the Portage is Prairie de
sired to be left out a the new province.
Sir John A Msedonald said he had and
would give itto-morrowif he obtained per-
mission. la reply M Mr Rymal, Sir John
A Macdonald said that no Ont had been
issued against Riel. The proper power to
arrest RNI was the Imperial power. It
0t) with her, and her only, that steps
could be taken /against any offenders In
that Territory. They could not have any
rz post facto. -juruuliction. The Bill was,
after some further diacuesiun, read a first
tame, and the Home adjourned at 11.13.
The Best Obtainable Anywhere in the County.
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
COOPERS TOOLS,
PAIN rS AND OILS,
RED AND WHITE LEAD,
GLASS AND PUTTY,
NAILS AND SCREWS,
GENERAL HARDWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
&t., see„ Sit
Yes mill save your money by Going to the
LAl�CIE ST, Es WV a CHEAPEST,
H. GARDII.NER & Co.,
Market Square, Godmicb.
Goderiob, let April, 1870. w43-tf
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
SI -JEST MUSIC
THE SUBSCRIBER IN RETURNING THANES FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONRGE
He has received fuzing the past year, respectfully begs to intimate tut her sow pm-
-pared t0 furniak
Pianos, Melodeons. Cabinet & Church Organs
OF ANY HAKE MANUFACTURED
At prices and terms which defy competition in this section.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
SHEET MUSIC SUPPLIED
JOSHUA OILLAwAY•
Qoderich.
Marsh 1870.
9 -re
THE MARKET. GROCERY
North $1:e Mat7tet Square.
ri.c t $ND F In D
01' ALL RINDS.
A very large Stock of Crockery.
Splendid China Sete.
'GENERAL GROCERIES
oZ gll gindtr,
CHEAP AS TIIE CHEAPEST.
Platform and Counter Scales of best make
•F014, HALF .
ROBINSON & YATES.
Oodeellflfe 29th, tees. _ _ ,.n ria. r w(•7
'"11.473
her machinery disabled, and was oblteed
to use her saib,arritd in England yester-
day morning. -
Reifenstein has now received his
deserts, in a small mower . Judge Galt
has sutonced tins estimable public servant
to folie" years' imprisonment with herd
labor.
Penn the rosy exper4rl(oa, iee.e...4.,p. rw..p
p0...'/i1It. bear, and mr'ani of wrim1L,5,
Wet tram roman.. of ('urh and other allowederne-
bow-erten some P50,..' Cmnpnn.4 Ryrnp of Hy
p.ph,wp.,ltr. It 4 clear that the formation •4 Hither
cutout matter le not only .1eplyd, but that already de -
wilted 1a buns earned away.
Prlre el 50 • bottle ; 1 for 5750. Rnk1 by arouse,
and o) P Cu.Jnl 4C -e., wbulegala agenda, Mont
Dr. J. 11.00. 'brut, 5.4 !mos Heater i• plea.snt
n take and no M for It. e0rary In r orlon
:D
.ark, Bn,erh'tl.rgt.ppnaa.04d by Drugglsa.
To those who ander from corn,, Bunions, Bad Nall.,
(lefhl.1n. ?noted Pet. •e , nay Or .1 gripe' Cur -
1 (ter.. I/reed liberally ea .diverted, relief is Uwe
diets, •a4 cure certain. Sold by Uraegl.t.
Por Cold.. Conde, BnmMta C.e.nmpt let ate all
nuea.r d the Throat Chest and Lanae. Dr J Briggs
wend d tent IlesesIs arerW■ and re14b411.
«tr. Age t.y Druggists.
Prot. Pet. ('hllMeln,, Coma, Rankin., Rad N.H.
Ar RIP p.altively cured by the ow of Or .1 Snags
M.vfern Conti se. Thio Remedy hoe been canpm,,d
.1.by Igreet
rani andt used u directed, fade
Catarrh. a ell.aue whist 4Mlmwee a. and Minuets
nr i,I.M, ns. he 1 met.nty relieved and gnlrk ler roved
fur tieing lir J. 11i.R,xt, AII4.anMr, on Insoluble
Remedy for all pain .ad lalamMatfen gold by Drug.
tint.
Dr 7 Bridge' Attwnt..r.. for the ('nn of Catarrh.
Noontide, Rhne.o.t.m. Ar. , u unveiled In a
thorough trial of It. virtue. 1I .111 ackaoetd/. 11•
. uperiselty. *old by Druggists.
17 erltb Plies yon are mneh oMt.t.d,
AM aright for. cure m ,aln .
I1. Reimi rile Ramey as 41reeted
Ton will both health and pee'. again.
Dr J Brlgg. 1 Co No. 4 King Strut, WW1 Taamto
Or J RogeaPile Remedy 1...knnwlM.wl fur all whet
hur• tried it (and their m. la boron) M la the hut.
mut nnrrensna
il and .A.r,nn, Remedy um s.ai fm
that 41.m... Ib.k1 1y i,n10a1a4,
All retain. angering from Ml., Internal, IIt.M1ng,
R,tsrn.l or 1«•1Ma 0... .IR 1e Men«14tely relieve./
and •veetnallr'mwl uncle, d! allege PM Ramsay
h old by lwnag4ta
Mng5r.,. fn's Cnn. Rn,ke., Ran Malls, •M thews1h.
t'clnrles .If..-tlnna, elongate. ser. wall menel
'r4 to ow 1)r 1 Regi wain,.., Cnntl. for sert.ln
roller sad pmatllr.rn 1.e14 he nregg15s.
�apmt�A,,rjet L mllr' rima ma Lag
Arley ifteet .t, a end roue yon, Poe ell ellw.e.
attn. nowt, Mot, ate res thine a wrpue
M lesaNnlal sleet. 11414 to Dregg4a
TAI L O RIN G
is. Jew dLIr a Miff AS
RK1trRNe HIa MOSTMINCa5ITHANRV
for l►• very Ranerin R•ncoeraget vet he Its.
. wmelowee beeor.ed Mases. la Un4e.
art,
Sol loves able te•seeet. aver 00.-5,1 e
heordubre.g5t to Mm Rata..... he.ssg
550 aerated, aelituafe
CarryinIon Business Extensively
.m4. ba S0M_eISsa owes...s
e.ea.lt b tee, is the Peee(e a Ammeter -restos
*n ,we• etee•In,y end. r wr(ell sHa where,
a��teegrll) s�M-elu.r.eaoer ..�4 1,.y'stS.
71�It•,lRwalNt7Tbi t'*vnTAtyet WW47RttttyoyM- If k
wilaMenS , 41...43116.1, 1. N$.setye see 4. •
etenaee.st ...tile I ha l
at orltINO OAIi I INIAn]t
• ht5..taN.Arw4•gnaa✓A re. a"5N1N5
wens Temit a .r Mamma 1.
•1'H F. UANAIIA
Permanent Building & Savings Society
In PRKPARKD TO M.1K1
ADVANCES ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE
SITUATE IN WESTERN CANADA,
ON THE FOLLOWING FAVORABLE TERMS :
Automat retooled to redeem each $100 advanoed o n , , .. , . 5 yam. 10 yen's. la rears.
Ifpa)ahle half -yearly $12.96 a.6s 6.50
11 pevahl. y.rly I6.o6 19.41 17.34
1•..ees •1 pronewO.mate rater fee 1, 4, It N er 12 yeah.
The .trove mnalmen4 l.el.dos Nuktog Pond, when neva oN the Pnnr.p.A, ea well lithe Interest
ellIelltalitaSholdieriter
'�tt'1•�r ftl ,. y;(,aer4 r,.r
Pm rrnenu maw be tootle In mistier*, a n't Interest ..Unwed therefor ; or Ile mond* ,..v fie eede0re-
wet n Hill at nay time the hormwer deem., onegs.sbk, tens. EXPENSE'S 37RICTLlMOD
ERA 7E. Fur further ulormatia,apipypr.pad)to
HORACE- HORTON E8')•.
Appraiser to the'Society.Gladeneb,
1. HERBERT MASON,
Secretary .*d Trean serer, Torobto
Goderich. 16tk Oct., 1866
w3Asw
IMPORTED SEEDS.
kak New Seeds ! New Seeds !
PARKER 1 CATTLE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEiR ANNUAL STOCK or
Imported Field and Garden Seeds,
Which for quality and price cannot he surpassed by any reapeetaIle Hoar 11 Canada. -
A liberal discount allowed to Country Dealer.. Remember the nand,
PARKER & CATTLE'S DRUG STORE,
O5derich, Feb. 24th, 1470. .21 Markel 9gnare.
THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COM'Y
E.Itablilphrsd 1E39fi.
WITH whisk Is new ended the Colonial Life Assurance Company. Head office for
Canada r Montrs•1,-Standard Company's Buildings, No. 47 Great St. James Street.
Manager -W. M. Ramey. Isapertor-Richard Buil,
ACCUMULATED FUND 120,000,000,
ANNUAL INCOME ..... 3,500,000.
TN Company having deposited the sum 0(2160,000 wink Ste ft'•ri ver General, in conformity
with the insurance Act pared IMt. Serum. Aesur•ec.n will continue to be carried out •t
moderate rates and rte all different moutons s0 practice.
Refer... -Dr. McDougall, Dr. MoMiekisg.
vol. rel No. 41.
J. CALLOWAY, Jr.,
- Agent forGnderieh.
GODERICH WOOLEN FACTORY,
(KNOWN AS PIPER'S MILLS),.
.7. I N (4 1. I P4 Ar ig4 O N E3,
I) ESPRCTFriLLY intimae to
Ru all orders in
farmers and others that they are prepared to All
ROLL CARDINC, MANUFAC1 URINC
(',loth Deming, Custom Spinning, Dyeing, Satinette, -
:.•w.rrgr.ky.
On the aborted netiss. Parties 'fishing to etching* their wool for good home Made
soak, Till Quad 11 10iettrM; b
goR 1a,Re a -sell. '1ta Iea.1✓y /'tlH.Be4 , ..kava 'nkp
ods you regatta, Arties sliming from a diatoms* with wens to get carded may in
•early .very m•tanes rely oe gelding their Wool home with them the same day.
Bit A(.L WORK WARRANTED.
Qoderlch Woolen Factory, /
June gib, IMV(
.'wet
FARM TO RENT.
THAT DESIRABLE FARM, ON SAV -
A. road, being Lots 3 and 4, 1 coli,
God.icb 1"p. Contrition 160 acres, of
w hich 100 sot cleared, is to rent for such
period as may be agreed cn. The land u a
gond, el.y lam, and the buildings comfort-
able, with a large orchard in earlier
bearing order. The taros is well watered.
For farther psrticulan apply op the premiat■
to JOHN SALKELD.
April 40, 1-7U ts.65-lf
MONEY TO LEND.
AT REASONABLY RATE* of htetwt, and oa •
•y.nuh.e by .1 e !INCLAIR,
Waiter, Ae , .'4.rte1
January 1915.1114
.O1
ALLAN P. M &CLEAN,
TAILOR &
A
O
X
Fn-
ttAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
Consoling on part of Weal of England Brod.
.lehs, laser, Wngney., Besr.kus, ria ey
Eagle.► yrwrh,aad French Twd.,CsJglwra.,
Dueykme, Sad a satiny of Candtu Cloth;
Pim., Bale, and Vlowerd Veatrag:, Bt,n.,
Ulure., l'sps, Asc., Mc.
He feels eonlde,t of giving utrsfanfo■ to •IL
who may lavorbus with tour onen.
TWEED SUITS(•li wool)$12 and upwards.
Oa'• r 3. -Cutting doue to Order.71,
Goderit 1, Senta5tb, 1866 tot
Ontario Carriage Shop,
(Bomiltun St , auderirr)1:'
Vie., ,
,4115V AT&
I4 X11$
R. J. WHITELY,
Iean1 n fun operation, and la turuMz out.upenu
Carriages, Boggles , Wages§
of W load., 15-024711.1, 1'UTrget,. yr,
A number .410.1 els. Routes rte hand, and for W.
cheap for ceh Pr.r..of all srtlrl.. in the ha. 14.9
w n romper. favorably with any l0 1h. County
Ir In Jill work warr.ntot
Partrularattent,u pad to Hague and Carriage Re -
pains
•
Godenrh Nor045, 101 B J WHITELY.
541
CHRISTMAS CHEER !
T
HR ,t-R'CR'RP.R RG1.1 TO RETURN T.1A01-
and the 00.....4 Oodrn• h. for
11. L pen -vow, they ha,. la.nrW him e
woh, and hal
iu ug
Meats of the Best Qutllty in Season,
Tn sun receive a aha. of M.I, .etho, N R Tn.
.Yl,rribfId .rot the attention alt1..,����
hi. atone of Lnbeleentww 8T..,t .s find this
week. err.Pt1Rs ANDIuIwR,
Market House, =.Mile►
December 10th. 1 ASO. 45.1'
Auction 8: Commission.
GODERICH &CLIN'I'ON
Eletabliwhed 1fSK12.
LALFM of Miscellaneous Prnpertv to Co I.neh
IJ every Hatenley, Glad a Clinton every Wed-
more,.
Mosey.Jvanced on Property ftr immediate
M e• end prompd return. made.
P er n Nun. It end onto, !Ulu pnnrtudlyattend-
id tothroughout the County,
A.M. TML' EM APP'S ADelma Men.
A261 Mauls*. .dobe, Ondenr5
STOP AND SEE,
THIS. lm. -mg remarks se TeW nomel.., rest
nwrebl and .an0rtnu
.ry crs x, Cue.. by
n heORMEAT INDIAN REMEDY. They.,. erre en
limit& and nw,nteetible meta . Rk..nl ieouvmee
the nue .keprwal that the greet M•4.r..ul Comm.,
reed anti luau era• I. .hien the area
SHOS Ho E
N Es
REMEDY
Y
for ,.. KKidneys, ue , it el Lunge, te, t Von. et
Ort, l)...Il.e.,.. welly rerou4.00..,.4 rm.
eki0 D,aeena.. ).o., 0 O1 tumor. arWng free
Impvnn5. of the .Moe, we boldly nae that Ihw greet
remeny Ami NPI,.R HEF.N Egr'AI,1hE1i. Where
e there everrb a rum a that in tie portion e
Wm
W.Antenna( Rushton C. W., of Colmumptan ;or
AaMP.1er C. V Miller, Rushton,
C. W., of Con.
r.m., or f hal or A ml'row WoM,o(Gm.rrnn, C, W.
-.f Overwrote a.d Lever Complaint, co that .4 h,he
Hooey...( Mansur, C. W. a benna14
u, en had
✓ ..ally been on enn b.. do yon, in wt. . .(.11 (rest.
ne..4,,. • d ,• now wall. Score. Welsch email
nniw4l hew
awtinn.d had w..Imre.
7•.11 5t the Drug 000. and g.1 • ('ireelernl
▪ e tweabl• eenteratw 1M UR1:A r RHO.
.HOSIERS HOPERS REMEDY and PILLS, and .arty yer
.ler..
Price of the Remedy in large pintail'
Er Por rel. I.y11 Ilrn.gww 5.4 Outer. M Medi
eine.
Ager °Wench, F. Jordon and Parker A
5. Agent* kir
)VIMI.F.RAt.E ARKHT*I
I.YM Aw ELLIOTT h cn J'ORONTO.
''ONS►AIIOH a WATO)Ie,
/ WISER St Co
00 06 110K ur•aa, t KAinsirom.
f. AMi.11 a arm,
i.N AM11JPnw• On
Te Meows.
Ceaanwu
•
Rl iia,
Coeway P O..
Canty of
LmI0,,05W10
('.5ed..
Prr ti a."'IrJi nr rae.h
' i ..
91h, MI.
TR TM 1. tor•nlfy theldonne the .Inter of IMM 1
wag taken nal a week now of 440 ISPIns •1,5
destined',nodes gr .pre g f 1067, Nn404 to m)
knw, anon .p M m) hips, .ad 1 bora., ea weak
tont 1 sm1.I not walk, lr/ sur ...45,01 1. my rhalr.
net a a• nl1.. rwan..Tann 111, wea ,o., M von kyr
and nMrw*n1., AreaAtanned krdlral M .mnI.,
(y,M 4110 , 1 t)M. Area 4,r►n., m4 rilediel
•RI1.,41err k „Ir�S,n•• o loo �'aO n. lral
LOT5 1x1/ 1094. UM, em nark, asb-db W oe Park
L. r and t to con A Let. 114, '4, and Ina P.
Tu./sp.( Wap.( M•weinr, P w Perth a In Ie, I
100. Towwh,p W AJarld, noinkerlr U arena W Ebel
1 W ann k 1 Int I, eau 4, W D„ 511161
Apply w
TMUMAs •1D
fl dere5 D.. 1511 lam P' 4 Ilrre, �,., r..l F inn_
41.
TO 1 ET,
lilt) IP Ise,. tTime MM
Ocnrh, An • term . r years
,
lilt) k l'..115...Iib a large on herd nl ae
of pod laud Por part, inure apply to. a otga
W. D. ALLEN.
Od.nce .rpt. 0715/550
Farm for Bale.
ext
Aro 01 and 64, Rnytor
eld Cnewlua, la Ito
I.4 Torres/up rN (fullenrb t'unlatning se scree,
W Ihe., over 6U acres clears/ ..1 gore Frame
Barn, apo L$ Howe, •bout al man. loon
Clinton. For 7krm, to sale apply at rte U.v,a0.
Conn oar* at -owrrb, w le Mr, W1tilith0
TUN en 150 prwinitaall.
Oedsnca. Get Neel. sal, 11161, was if. -
- FARM FOR SALE.
LOT 10, CON. 10. w n ('OLBORNE, 100 ACRES,
PO rlseed, ...,,,1 Lofting hon.. now Or.s,
sett►• cwueidi,wa 441w. oilmen.d afro wad been
aW abed arcomo .d.l..n. 0..,l Immo it .r. /,aid. 0.11
watered by tn' , rrrei, "nils. through the farm, ud
paid 5.11. 'n.. 1. faro, gruel ,,m1. a a. k.. OwnOrd 1,h Fur particulars apply on t4 poral.. to
s.de.Igue, *le Mr. D Petaluma grocer 44n.-1,
October 1Itk 1545 C WE -HART
Y-1/
FARM FOR SALE.
X01 OR1A1.E OH To I t t,T - 1.4 No 0, Cs. Is W
1' D 4.1MN, 1'... Huron, containing le s.., 11
erred, with hoat.. .as barn. The. i.. Hilas a reek
on the tarn, It 4 a : oruw loth Price stemerr,
pa a 00 and tale.. MAMiIR U(.R4IYr
leosdo. Pee. S. INK w,_
Farm for Sale.
rilxl rulrealhyr ,erre 7x,.01. el 01 1 , 2. nth inn,
A w D. ANae2 distant .bout «I tune. fn.. 141-
1501, aDalale.ag ll4.
use h., .oil arra. sun or ler. m s r. rk.rA
ad,eurIo, 10.1.1.4 15 gwd .e Lr sed10.Iry
A r frim. h...., 10.14 .'.d
t M -a
.Mare nt . proprietor.
ParmvrlelTli I LO m., e'.,t, -
propd40. DENNIS Ise all EA.
.rata tyl 1114.. .4e tri• 1MIfe.1 r o
TO SELL OR RENT 1
THF WKOTHALF L(TrNI7MREMEIowI %
fwrletridh runcca.o,n of nulhu, on Us
bound.ry hn.betwee., RHO rid Waha, Pot
011ce each way. Good hardwood land, 0.1
watered 1 Owl, er r. rlver.nce. teeviety
sevro •navee and. hail In ail. N -ell leered, Po
1unb.r perVeulaa.ppl) to -bona on the prawn.
16491i11 LAWSUr,
May 17111. 1817.
A SPLENDID PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Volt BALI:, IN THE TILLAGE O► wank P.TIR,
r half can Ltawn *YSArtk and wellertoa e
Otmolecule' property, win.( • Hoses 10142 feet *111
to. fr.nla.e. u.l 10 I Mop lois, Aee ,4 We tut• rm-.
tit cad of Mein .tr.e,..4 the other Ove rata to the -
River
Msu45d Thr. kind of envenom .n. no •
O.1.1 !Sawmill . u klsl'o/ m•nnfrtry. .t
would ss The
h nil elated Ino`, T et
business art oei mertarty rill le .14 cheep/wee..
nr. . For further o.... wallet apply for ? bal-
ance. Pur fort her pank s4. aPV l use W prem4r
W. BARKER, Ja.
Wroaet.r, P 0
W,o,. r PO, 4 1.70. sea -t
FARM FOR .SALE
ON FRE
DIEING a -
No Iot, ter
ry1 rens .- a 15.1.45 ,TnweeA p,
110 ileum M de'r . ,-h art r'enrol •er falling
creek run, ttro51 the land The 04 4 situated on
the Onvel mad about a m.le. h.on the than of Gott
ors. T4 land la a orb . lay haw beH. eery wit
able for 5401 or haft ermines! 7T• lot will be wad
drpye�nt oncry teem.. 1•„e.e.wn can he glee 1.1
October, for particulars sad . . apply neo. 11.
PAIW,NA or M J. PA%la ,N Lay Ood.ne•
0.4deb. Mardi 21e. IEO. 0►tf
G'ODERION MILLS
TO RENT.
fro p. a n•I.nl.arr ha.ing'4.n kthe.nnv. well t now
a 811. Into ho ,..n hand.. n.,111 pr.lwr-d o,
rt o
Wm tie naunuhlr tend. b. some , .epe5at p,rm,
Y•
u, Perticulara apply d,
Oudtrl.-h M It I,,,,
WY. PI I1R.
•--104
,1
. .4, s . .1A.
Air 147 ACRRR, M'Rt 111 LENIN, 311 1:? 114)
ll scree - .,M awl the Ul.n. reel hardwood Oro
ter, • t mann.ble Mme .n4 Ant.rls, hame ham., a
good o.ha4
,, and well •.I.1.4 Moat of Ile lad Is
.Ilent rimy The farm 1. 1. 10 0th von. l;.d.n.A
Tnwn.Mp y WWI from 1;td.nrh and 77r.m 1iral.,. I
un peym.ns of part rut pad terma will be gore for
the mous. panknl...pp e p.
apply . the m4 , be
trnAJan. IR:.. wlH 10111AMrKF.Nz1P.
Porter'. x114. P 1,
FARM FOR $ALE.
BRIen C MITOART OP LOT SI, unwire 1.INr
Township el R4nlry, 1'onnly) of Mons, 120
arM, 100100 50 in • h,k5 .1ate of cultivation The
lend 4 .4 the Mot 51.01 10 and well fenced laved board
Nee akmg the front.) (here are on the premise. •
4..114., h.sr, frame hero 96 by .7 ren, greury,
.lane. wet shed 111 by 74 feet, ..11 frnr.A nrrhard rel
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property v Mtu•ted ria • gra
110 mole. and h a y1. ravel (5. EU Clintonnh
t mel, ant M he the fowl I in4
pl4.),,, Ibaeritlir .rune.. Por th Nether meth) H
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m apply M D McDougall, 1135015 MARTIN. or to
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Rayl.'d. 7th Dee. 1969. "� W 414* pronto.
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FARM FOR SALE
LOT 24. CON 4•'
Townokip of Choler -04, containing 80 otter
about 56 acres (Weed,
)R7yoRT 400,0 wiE ROUNR nN 70! OROL'N
b m.w.,, ethe sor.e.m P.rlor MR.R•n, 11.11 and Ilei
room an W. 7.,54 now, r tlln. Ronin, lore. Fair
Uy n,!Wiry awl or loot other Iwnnw' room. ..m len toe.
e., Mlry Ibmm, rnLlt rm.m RMre •0 Meet Thor.
Prom- l4rn or ar feel 7 malls from va- S.o.4 Thorn
0.1.4.5 00..1 bene n clay
aM of .v.- 100 a p.rl..r
troll hen (loll ,carp c4)7 1.The well w.tn.4 by
aping r mile*
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sate If shoo ern t lab. Huron. of .Alrh n gond view
ran 1.e had horn t n door. Arply M Jur w1Ii15.
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FOR 8ALE.
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mils from On.tsnch, In (he rents* oath. 11Mertrh mal,
work. 11nu. and Store entirelynow. eel rommMl
nwrand IM In nrMMnt etwitt4o, Tames liberal.
anker pertleas. apply 1..
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and Lot apin.apl ure'r fertile. ware
moms cheep. mite Welter le 1014 larger and S.
0 Il11w maim. The holdings we M geM mn.
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nav5•mn' DANIMk nO1111ON.
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A RARE CHANCE.
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LAKE SHORE AaHERT FOR RALE
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