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The Expositor, 1869-01-22, Page 1LO eitfiVQ prot oOD SWEAT) "ORM f jm Ordinary mem is I sponiuI in chronic dieease ed the patient foa_years.--- Remedy, but is nuts:Kerr niike all preparations 0. era ask for Dr. Raaway -e no other—see that the e on the label of eae Resolvent. ,'oces a io), from the 1m- resthe sat, EQr ad. run exiats Eannel parts R. If the Lathe the Pain. the FEW where ther• r:ely,either :Wm.:, or by t:to painfal L.nncl tho uI iii five 0. UU1U- eeras.ib 'worst forms klierrttirisy a ail LIemp: S$ S: -won prin hum tion— INUttiii0CS . the et.irAnd the'-Nole hue( complevn. i1lnikoaremarkuhle LIE rtua tret.—This extraordinary agent, !ism ▪ t(4.1 cuus ureffecrzlly, vie souisi44.0; alt varieties (t vud 4eoaisd WaIniidneeEuro Mercuro, ersKdes, and the w0r3 Fore,1tumtm,a- It -rut -sot akin Dilvavs. As a spes•ialty,it is 1.1m; a tome - dee f Vies:. complainbi, audits. 3 Q-41Ciati 011 Witht110 QUM' in;aedients tho Reieaverkt ple.ces a cure bey-outi thc possibility a a doubt. rAnt.,4-1{A marveIoni_ ateut Tile it new un,shinc It such effulgent V.-tItt nnenlin maliC e w id a% to east in tits Simla ozh. r roe tn. posed top fa properws. Lod by the eminent p itiote rA EVIXON 0.10. alareta, ettei e . attereest, 'throntriptic, super' or Dtr-1,n, D? t: cw.alha, Cuba+ z Juniner, T^ o., it worst forms of IN. t- r Urinary- Irseffectsin ravei, Stone in Vio Bladder, happres. Itetention ot lcrine,Thabetw, Chronia Catarrh, Ten Inflammation pt the DIadder, ft relieve sanest ins mut iu eases \van ro catheters have b..%•n. • used it procure a urdek discharge of 1Trint.. Its o.:*_-telatiort Fuet-Sarsapataim011ul other ingredients, restores fuc. tional barniciay. to the mreting 1-essels a tho kidne. tea seams- the secretionet•tho proper constituents art%) from the Vinod. -whose nrino b thick cloudy, morlyld,-. turbid, depositiirr, ',rick dust, aibutne and other &posits, will after, a few de6-e3, witness the disappearance et the' igns et terzer, and their \ram thamrckl to a clear amber and healthy color. Dear tr anintftrlat. the Besesent b the only remedy that contain! Sarsapaplian andthe pure` Pereira Brava. • rtliaVr. DiscoNiklawra Roars._ Tbi properties of these roots excite a powerful action on tin augmenting the -ocelot -10f the excreting orifices an vessels, to ezpel retained excrementitious humours that by irritating the LiUrt. , cause EGrat, PimPles, ,E1Pots, Sat combined with otter ogent;, —cure or Trick es- -L711. et all brinorsixeintho systtrn, GI'OF ITE&I.TTE.BOTTLED VP p. Y'S SaaPARILLIAN REsoLvENT The ...Properties of its Ingredients, pAitILLIAX.-The properties ot thi jes,edimt. hich is the only true ottrativ, Sat W411141110 , e1tIa1M-1. the blood of vitiate( -expels from the system tho taint of corrnp removes from the ite.th PIN PfXS, 13 1,0T TETTE-RS ACNE. BLACK: SrOTS impariimr beautiful elearneza atid. beauty 1. u.. -a OR. BMUS DISEASES. Not one int Et, 't$0176c$11$1 Nysylati SUffer Or. ativvaTos trealtiaierit is ob.; served., and all Who- may be seize4 with Bilious Cone, 33.1.. lid &mu. ugust Pever, Typhoid. Pever, - • • erfect Chills and Vever, Elover- and. ) ifiarnatiort Remittant and Datermit Nerves, tuna Feeerer. In ihet ali a-r1rrip.1 ind other and. -v-egetabie revers are preven- 2entitious, Gits from and rudri- vhich the mtern, be- ne — that purgation. L tonic to -ted: and c urea by RA-DWAN"Eil Pi..1.4148-, assisted when required the I -IMAM -14: TREATMENT. As a preventRin, when either of these - maladies prevail, take one pill per day, this will replete the liver, and supplir any defi- ;olvent of cency of the heahly condition of the gastric the sub- juice, the natural solvent of the system'and ad aid di- secure healtly ,digestion .„ Ten to tvtenty eubstata drops of Ready Relief, in water as a drink; to make this will .secure invigoration and strength cleficien- where there is weakness, lassitude and lan- , )epsia, nor,,- and negtrahz. e the poison.ous ch acidsi • irritant and morbid humor; ofthe stoma mary diffi- generated from the gases of inditested f )f the syst &c., and if seized with any form of fev ay and se- take the pills in large doses 4 to 6, every ai et consti- hours, a few doses will,ensure a cure. ation the haeT cured the worst forin4vof Yellow, T tka of bi- phoid, Marsh, Ship, and Istfimus Fevers, Sweat— the West Indies South America, and r/ treatment withathe Ready Re1ie4 aed uhiect to have met with the same success in the Eas lysis and Indies,—these fevers are all done faitra and Bled- and will More readily yieldin their mikler :fctions ;— forms as they exist in temperate climates; Pills, will then in their more fatal types of the ton-kt the occa- zones. pc -rations. and nutri- _ ROSS &MTN EDITORS &PUBLISHERS VOL 2) NO. 7. - CAMEROIN,T, BARRISTER AND Attorney -at -Law, Cinlieridt, Ont. Dee. 14, 1868. 534f. , "Freedom in Trade.— e Lib rty in Civil Rights." TJ , -- L--dv-:...tf.. VERCOE, M. D.r. C. M., PHYSI- - ,. CI-kN, Surgeon, etc., Egmon lgginontiville, Dee. 14, 1868. ill5e TRACY, M. D.I. CORON'ER FOB. posi.tethslaCrpo,isinutyoteoLlturon. .OVFIcE.---,,Op- Seaforth,'Dec. 14, 1868. , --nrv, W. R. SMITH, PHYSICIAN, SIM - I/ _GE0Y, Sze. Offiee,---Opposite Vears grocery. Residence,—Main otreet, North, Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868. • - 53-ly \ T McCOSH, ..k.TTORNEY AT LAW, \ 0 . bou.ottor in Chancery, Conveyancer, etc., Paris, ' Ont. Money to loan on farm: # seen- - 3r. - Terms easy.,.., 9f113e--First fiat, Paris Star Building. Paris, 1)ec. 14, nos. GEORGE W ROSS I PROP ETOR. SEAFORTII, FRIDAY JANUARY 22, 1869. screamed, the bell rang, but still fair Cora came not. 'WINIFRED OF WALE% • [The following verses, from the pen Of the lamented author ardl., statesman, whose loss is so .deeply deplored, were recently' dis- covered in Mrs. .Winifred Witty's albuna, at Quebf c, an„cl were inscribed. to that lady in 1862, on the occasion of her patron saint's day—St. Winifred Along our native glens, ot old, In. hut Saul hall, for young and. old, When Night brought round her tales, No purer Epic was to tell Than that -which °lithe list'ner fell, Of Willifrfa of Wales. • 53-tf ENSON & MEYER, BARItlakIIS aud Attorneys at Law, Solicitors in Onancery' and 4nsolvency; Conveyau4ers, Notaries Public, 3c. OTIcees, --•Sleafor th and Wroxeter. JAS. iietesue, w. Maio.. 6eaforith, Dee, 10th -1868. - 53-1Y. his ovdrccat tO ascertain if their was a missing button, or the collar needed a bit of dusting, and., thine was thorou delicate white hands inspection a tiny from the side poc Picking it up, she ,scription, and, drew' therefrom she read t The virgin* martyr fair and true ; • The tyrant sworn his will to do— • Whose -Wrath, Wild. as the gales pat, sweep o'er Snowdon, and -whose sword Crapiiied that bright lily of our Lord,— Sweet Winifred of Wales. . • Where fell her blood, the ,conscions earth To a charmedspring gave instant birth, Whose ministry ne'er fails. To heal the sick, to light the blind, • G_ & Y. mermuus, PE,QviNcisL If sought in fervid state of nund, \ • Amid -Ole hills of: Wales. .. Latul SurN•eyors, Civil Enginecrs,.4c. All inanner . of Conveysaining done, neatnesa and f.116'..patC1i. ti-. slci?hilliPs, Com- -Auspicious name ! so meekly borne, tnissioner in.13F-It. t ltlice—N ext door - „south , 1 thee iiivolte this holy Morn, of Sharp's 1 otul, Seaforth. \. . '. I , , . Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1838. 53-13,-„ i When all men. s pra,yer prevails, '--- - -------'-,---- - -----vi-:-- . To bl.ess tills, roof and all who bears -tTAYS .&1 B L-VVO 0 I), ' BA li 11 ISTE RS Thy name—so honored. thio' all years,— .11. and Attorneys at Law, ,Solicitors in Sweet Winifred. of Wales. Chancery, . Notaries: Pliblie, ConVeyancers, T. D. McGee &c. Otfice,--LOver Mr. Archibald's Store, Sunday, April 5th, 1862. . Crabb's 131001c, GOA:rich, Ont.' ' Money to • Lend. w. To itatA-NdE HAYs. 3. Y. .E1,75030.Pti Seaforta, Dec. 14th. 1868.. J. NI oU fiE A RY , fultYE-Y -AT- • THE TRUANT HUSBAND. "rv w, Solicitor in,Chancery, Uobvey- "MY DEAR Mn. be ready to start to - arrange your tbusin m.orning express ; the% depot, twenty Y ours affectionatel / ' ORA CLIFFORD." Ah! here was the secret of Mr. Mer- ton's sadden change of pirri)ose. He was gding to. accompany the charming Miss Cora home, and could manufacture no other excuse than to go after his stock of fall goods: I . - • As 'this truth -flashed over the mind of Blanche, the overcoat dropped froin her nerveless • fingers, arid the great tear -drops gathered 'in the. crystal depths of her dark eyes, then rolled down her face. Farther than this not a moSele -moved—not a sign betrayech the grief-stricken. heart. But the sha- dow- of a firin resolve seemed to fix it- self /about the corners of her rosy mouth; stooping down she picked the e-vercoat, end replaced the note in the pocket, She hung it in its a.ccustoxned place. . When. this waS done she took a small piece of note paper from her portfolio, and. carlessly traced a fetv linesenpon it, she dorined her cloak and hood, and hastened. jot° the street. " Blenclike"-, said , Mr. Merton next enorning, "here is three thousand dol- lars : wont you please sow it between the lining and outside of my vcett 1 do not wish to carry it in my poeket, there is danger of loosing. it on. the journey.' . " With the grei4est of pleasure, J61133. ;" and the lithe,form flitted a,way in search Of scissors, needle and thread- -Soon the task was announced, com- plete, and John Merton, with vali.ie in hand, gaily imprinted a good-bye 'kiss upon the lips of his wife and . little one which nestled in her arms, and hurried off to the depot. ; Arriving there, he glanced at his watch, and saw it was but half past five. Ten. minutes yet before- the ap pointed time tor the arrival of Miss, ()era • so he very impatienelry composed e himself for a smoke. r twenty minutes passed, made her appearance. Mr. Merton paced ba through the ",Ladies Room" with a nervous half-friglitn.ecl air. What could have h.appened 1 He had just come to the desperate conclusion to start out and ascertain, when a enusical voise caused him to bait "Good- morning Mr. Merton ; I hope you will pardon me for any anxie- ty I have caused you, as I was unavoid- ably delayed in gettingsomeone to bring the basket over for me." . "Most as' uredly . you are pardoned, s\ my cle Miss Clifford; I shall be only too happy to kujoy yoUr society at any cost. But here comes the express." And the long train swept Majestically up to the stetiOp. Air. Merton ta-ught the prodigiou$ willow basket, carefully assisted his fair Companion into the cars. In a few moments they were flying away over the iron—John in a perfect deliri- um of ecstacy, listening to the sparkling and brilliant conversation of the irre- sietible 'Iteauty, who still kept her fea- tures concealed behind the thick folds of a heavy bliie veil. Wife an.d child were both banished froni his mind, and he had quite forgotton there was any one elsein. the broad Universe but him- self and the facinating young being by his side, when he was reealled to his -senses by the voise of a breaksman, as he thrust his head into the -doorway and sang out 1 " Belmont." "Oh' yes: -please excuse .me a mo- ment," said Miss Clifford). as the train slowly .halted. "1 have a ,,trien.d at this station, .whorci 1 weeniised to see jnst a second, while "the cars are -wait- ing." . "Certainly ;" and Mr. Merton arose for her to pass from the seat. Three, five minutes passed. he be- gan to grow uneasy. The conductor cried. ".AU aboard I" . -The whistle .1 e sure that every h repair. As the turned it over for nvelope fluttered et to , the floor, anced. at the sub- °. a perfumed note e fellowing : MERTON. --I will orrow, if possible, sS so as to take the Will meet you at inutes befoie six. ia 11 WHOLE NO .1 59. the 7 up the lining, -when his ears w ', ed by an minus thump on th Mr. Merton started for ths door, but '1 the " LaniesItoona," followed b the aisle was filled. with new passengers, of . unearthly scream& In-vo who were not yet seated, that before he dropping knife, -vest, and coat, could reach there the train was u der lied' thither, and found that rapid motiore had tumbled. from her poSitio What was to be done? Juna seat, and lam_ upon the floc) dare not Plainly the only altern and hands keeping time to th left was to compose hirasetf as co music whi,ch preceeded fro mouth, changing the color of edly as possible until they shquld. • at the next station. now ten mile fearful .hue. • taut, then take the first trai•n ba Bv -the tirae Mr. Merefon. had sue- endoubtectly, been accidentally d think he had. left his garmen s in not a until too late to get on board. .= Crest fallen and dejected he ma way back to his seat, and 0:ye h up to moody reverie -un.til arou the condector: , "Your ticket, sit 7" said be, 1 tapping him OD, the shoulder. . "Ah, yes." , -1: But now he remembered that in irlie excitemen.t of the morning he bad for - i he- tive. tente rrieee dise k bey re saint - floor in. a series untarily he bur - he babe . en the its feet terrible . its open ts face to " Put my linen into my valise to - \V. &c., &c. ()Ace—Opposite thestore of W. 8, itobertson. ' Interest on good -Mortgage security on „ , tor New Yorir. m the morning. 53-ly "Why,' what's the matter,. John' II thought you were not going for a month yet." did not intend t, but I learn, by the papers, that goods are somewhat on the rise, and have concluded the. sooner I'm, off the better." * " Then you will stay at home this evening, -wont you 1 I shall be so lone- ly here alone ; beside, you know it will be two long weeks before you will be here again:" And the beaUtiful 1;rown eyes looked pleadingly up into Seaforth and roxe staaes to Walkerton and: the G. 'T. Railway his. arU to loan at 8 per nialit Blanche ; I think I shall st et, . real estate. Seaforth, Dec. 12. 1868. rl W. FLOWS, SURGEON U- De Artificial Deu- turesinserted. with alithe latest improvements. The greatest care taken for the preservation of decayed and tencle-r teeth. Teeth extracted wi:tlioat pain. itooms over Collier's Store. '- Seaforth, 1)ec. 1868. -ly A IMSTRONGV8 110!CEli, A -11.,,,I) GEN- Jj VAtAt.. Stage House,i Ainleyyjile, Onta- This House offers' tie best accommoda- tion to travellers. Stages leave dltily for eonueCtU1 with i. search of his lost companion., Wh •ceedeci in quieting it, he h ppened to e ed b ightly gotten to p...octire one, and di his hand into his pocket in se his portmonie, to bis consternat" disma,y he found it missing I • J at geaforth. AD4r1toNo, Propriel.or. I I can't, Blanche • I ha,ve business bd open in time to-morroW, as the ex- -Ainleyville, April 23, 83S. . 20-ly 1 to tr 10.A_UGHEY & llSLiSTEAD, BAR- RIVERA, A.ttoriqs-at-Law, 8o1ieitors in 011 aneer y and Insolvency, NotarieS and. -Conveyancers, Solicitors for the B.. C. Bank, Seaforth,,Agents!for the Canada Life Assurance Co :N.B.-430,000 to lend at %. Farms, Houses and Lots fbr sale. Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868. • 634f. WN. WATSON CAN EFFECT IN- , ; suranee on T0W11 and. Faria Proper- ty' witn, The. Provincial Insurance Oo'-y of Canada, The Liverpool & London & Globe CO:., for Life arid Fire. The Gore Dis- trict Mutual Fire Insur. Co. The Niagara District Mutual Fire In. Co. All claims will be liberally dealt with and promptly settled. Seaforth, Feb. 20, 1868. 11-1y. 1F\ R. LITRELSKI, SURGEON- CIIIRO- PODIST, respectfully informs the public of Seaforth and suirounding, country that he is preparQd. to cure Corns, 13anions; Chil- blains, Ingrowing Nails, Large Joints, and. all diseases of the:1111ra= foot. Guarantees successful treatment, without pain or sore- ness. Wilde directly opposite Griffith Davis's Dry Go is Store, Main Street. SedJ1-th, Dec. 14, 1868. 53-tf ansact th.e bank, and not 01\1—PI -•.,-ery. dose Taken when syraptotusurdinizest,' bead, nausea at stomach Indians AS, i_Sver,. n , pain atm- eating, sleePle*ear' r depleted &c.f., appear, will sooa thi aienee has ad that is given as Small parict and Pus Mem.- hese Pills' rated and tracts— vegetable, ordinary; mmon ad- ; Pills will e comnaon. :WELL. Es. e purpose re perhaps' tway their erabrane, es; inwaxd E that is e 'for Mer- . will scour c, and will Wood & for go; and its in- princi- me drastic pill of the Lg new in advocate Dr. Rad - hie sub - Pills arc unlike all -other pill% 44 iili ,,,,,,,Y'l 3 grains- Gr the active eurativkriultresor-ex'tralZ of the rarest prWucts of the ingredients so -4o of thein never Wow tine Tfut_-":9_, .41, eiho. Pad te be found only in th"ffir,ae_al in: Pith.. sere that one- of the 1 abelsotaekeerit iril On the other label, there are .7,9 igt:Itgaeh *ered with SWO 0 t WI Ela. ]rico 4taNNrbar. 00 ou by Druggists and Country 2dorcluti 3.3r.. IZA.3DWVeg No. and the fac-simila alladway& Co., printed in Rod ink, and that lie -swag atm, SARSAPAiVIL RESOLyElyt. This extraordinary medicine Is cares of all kinds ot Skin Di. -...ease, tors. Rash. Erysipelas. Kings L ' TUVE DISEASEz3 0t1111) Nose, II P.ars, Legs, &e. It has ma.de sem nishing cures of uncured Iiyphili Diseases. Ferar4rores, Ulcers. ' the (Minds. awl iklereuria Sores. In ait cases cf weakening diseh Lenchorrea, Flouralbus, and dis Uterus, it is the most perfect cure Itt diseases et` the Kidneys, DI passages- in Diabeates, Gravel, 13 liappression of Utine, and incase deposits - Brick Dust," Limo thread, or albumen, like the whit urine is thick, cloudy, ti..c., and wit great trouble, to hold water with discharge-, and it comes away in strongsmeli of ammoniac, and shar experienced along the canal ef th dull heavy pain, in Elie small of the ' and over the bladder and kidneys. ReAdvent will soon ehango all flies cure the pa&teat. 'Ais remedy is be Digitalis, Cuhebs, Copabia, slur fInd all other agents -used in thes su tiering give lt a trial. Hundreds - were emu ;died to use Catheters to ser It of water, avo by the use of six bot tcly cure- , and by Ono teaspoonfai, daY, entoyed the felicity of passing rally. In au caset ::'ie that the wo lian" is on the label of each bottle, an thelabel. R. IL II. RA.DIVAY'S- R 1.±MOLVENT. Price one dollar per for Eve dollar& . Address ' JOHN. RADWAY, KO; 6%) 61% raurA. ET, MO -SOLD BY 414-1,443,jc. etoteeetit urneeTet. Ens t Astoli (Along or pres usting rch -of •n stt n W iercing wail saluted his e, is. teed verisafe place, ,and he puck for them; but would the s rible adventures of the day They had beer. stolen. -dor sence, and no 'trace cif the be found. turning to ascertain. from -wh proceeded, be saw all the eyes 'passengers fixed upon him in a ous stare. Louder and shrill the screams ; wilder and more I grew the gaze of the passenger last Mr. Morton turned pr eyes upon. the willow basket set upon the seat facing hira. "Great God! what is the Me • this" ejaculated he, as witl strieleen countenance he saw t ing rebounding to 'vehement ki beneath, then slowly glided. to diselesing the spasmodic face o etbe, whose open mouth emit of the dearest- melody. For some moments he seem etrified -with astdnishment a s is due here at six. But be a gOod dear and I will be beak at nine &Clock:" And the young merchant lit his cigar with a non-chalant an sailed out lute the street. - Blanche Merton was one Of the sweetest little wives, that ever diffused happiness, and Sunshine through the merry hang of home. Her inisband was not fully unconcioes of this, for with all hisfaults hepossessed a kind and eenerous nature. - No -Wonder, then, that he ,sliould feel the twilitges of conscience in the dike honorable part he was playing, and the sed sweet face of bis; wronged wife should .risettip accusingly before him. For, to be candid, Mr. Merton's suscep- tible heart had been straying away after an artful beauty and Coquette, who was spending the summer with a friend in town, and quickly resolved to try her Jfaseineting powers upon. the ban. - some 'young merchant. And well she- had succeded. For before he was aware, poor John found himself fairly entangled, and when he endeavoured to break the chain whi:th she had woven round him, her brilliant smiles and winnine tones held him an. - nee it of the susptei- ✓ grew dimeins at tru chug hich he What could be crone now the only alternative left Jo was to take the first train h thetwhole of his treachery little -wife, and the cireumst had , deprived. them of 311COMe. . Half frenzied he told his to the ticket -agent, who him .a pass home,, and young mim in his shirt-sle kicking, squalling babe stepped on board the cars. too much absorbed -with h notice or . care for the smothering laughter of h yellers ;' and as the train fl ly an towards his native parin.gly prayed thtit it m the track, be plunged into anywhere, rather than be presence of his 'wronged wifBe.ut the - prayer was John Merton was soon ning of terior- e cover- ks from he Aocee -yaing d strains d utterly d horror. Then slowly siukingiback teat, shaking with rage and. shame .inut- tercd,— "Merciful Heaven! is 'it 4aossible be that stor and she shall ittOTIUE. —LITTLE WONDER HAIR- - IN Cutting and. Shaving Saloom If want a good, Shave, or your hair cut, or SI, pmpooned, a3 it ought to be, go to tbe "Little Wonder," '§outh, side ef Sharp's Ma' Street', ''Seaforth. - The Bath Rooms in connection will be opened to the publib, on April 1st. Lubelskils tonic for making the hair grow and. prevent,ing it from sboales at $1 each: Come and buy it. Wit, was never knowp, to fail. Sold Seaforth, De/ 14, -1868. 53tf S. LIIBELgia. OWNEY HOUSE, CORNER OF M N and. Huron -Sts., W31..LA0cAsTER, ro- prietor. The proprietor -would. intimate to the traVelling public and people of the sur- rounding country that having fitted up his house in a .comfortable ina,nner, he is prepared to accomodate all who shall favor him with a call. The table is furnished with the best the Market affords.- Liquors, &c., of the very best brands. There are good stables attach- ed to the hotel. Seaforth, Dec. 14 1868 • -53-ly en, fifteen, till no Cora and forth have been so duped? Call,. 3 Cora Clifford is a -vile imp thief? By the St. Stephens rue this, if this infernal train e -ver stops again, and heve sense eno put the authorities on her tr sBut here his soliloquy -was ed by another series of mu from the distenaed throat of charge in the basket, remind had other wurk to do. lifting the perplexing littl humanity 'float its cosy bed called. all hie po-weis of in action in the attempt toesoo • quiet. •As a last resort he his-watel; perhaps it might And putting his band to hi et, horror on horror, that (Tone ! Mr. •Merton nev- e/ with a groafl. Of dispair, D1 whole race of little ones But his conscience only these ahathemas, with— • "Served you right, John served you right 1" After what eeemal an. halted at the coveted stati with the babe in his arn way into the depot. He unresisting captive by her side. Thiis evening after evening was spent in her society, while -patient little Blanche sat alone in her room, wearily counting,the hours until his return. For, ignorant as he supposed her to be in regard to his whereabouts. she. was nsot unaware of them; and as ;la 3 thought of his claanta ed manner and neglect, many were the crystal teeks that would gather in. the depths of her beautiful eyes, and roll silently down her rOsy cheeks. But they were quickly brushed away at the sound of his footstep, and not a naurmer escaped I er chery lips as she smiling- ly welcomed him home. Therefore, it was not :without a shadow of suspicion that she packed away the snowy linen.in the valise, not forgetting his smoking cap and various other little articles of comfort, s-uggest- ele left to ck r interrupt- ical notes his little mg him he wkiardly bundle of he. Vainly nuity into he it into thought of notike that. veSt-poek- was stink back litany ours - int.,. himself, Cora Chffoidi and the in general. ntavered to y staated ange, tere ever end 1 his ab- hief could_ .! Plainly ii. Merton. me, confess his loving nces which half their pitiful case dly gave handsome ves, with a his arms, But he was s misery to hispers and fellow tra- w merciless- illage he dis- ght run off the rivee, or r him to the nd innocent heeded, and ' ancled on -the platform from- which he, had so gaily set out An the mornm greatdrops of prespiratio upon ' his forhead, he sta home, and reeled up the house. Blanche sat cozily rea cheerful fire, looking mo lovelier than ever. preliminaries, he threw feet, and confessed all, . With , the standing out trend. towards steps into the before the e irmocent and aiting for no himself at her unibly begging her forgiveness, promising ever in future to be faithfol to his Lear Bnt to his surprise, calmly listened. to his r tended her hand witl saying.— "pet-trp, J babe in the cradle ; don't recognize your • ROMER HOUSE, GEO. CI-1AM- VY 1ig•s, Proprietor. This Hotel has been lately enlarged and Otted up in good. style. • His rooms are large and. -well. furnish- ed, which cannot but make it a comfortable home for the travelling public. His table will be,fanfislied with all the delicacies of the season. Best brands of Liquors and Cigars at the Bar.- This 'Hotel is also the general Stage 0Office. 7 •• 21-1y. Wroxeter- -1,lay 14 1.868 Merton I rage vows. when she had citical, she ex - _a quiet ,mile, hie and lay the ts strange you cbild 1 And as to forgivenss, you ce tainly need not ask for paedon for a pi your own wife "My wife? Blanch mean. . " I mean, as I say, Miss -Clifford, as you su travelling companion. here is your watch which amused myself by rurloining." John WEIS more comp -debt bewildered than ever, and could ot utter a word; Blanche, who conside ed him sufficient- ly punished, related t him the -manner in which. site had lear ed hie intention ; how she had writte note to Cora. 'Caro el in lie nam,telling her to take the nine o'clock train, and. -teeet him at a station some forty miles below, _so as to better aerc'd euspicion ; she gave the baby a large dose of paragorie, that it might sleep. long as she -wish- ed, and with it sects lv hid in a btsket, had succeeded to a )171arin in playing Cora Clifford- leavin his side -with him; she had taken tee t train back, and concluded by infor mg him that the lost three thousand dollars waks safely laid away in the ureau diawer as a pledge of bis future good conduct, for she bad sewed it in his vest, as he sup- posed, in the morni g. We have only o add that John soon receiveel hie money from the will- ing hands �f his la py wife, for he was completray cured of flirting. ge, the -train n, anti John, s, made his ad just got it snug y ensconsed in his cic ercoat on one of the seats, and was abo in taking the nec0ssary detection of his mornin when the down train ca by, and through one of tl dows discried the smil beautiful Cora Clifford. The telegraph cliti not Iworki and the ed. by a -kind en(r loving' heart. Then flitting out into the hall, rare took down • • . asure trip with what do you plythat posed,. was yo' If you doubt it nd. pocketebook , IS t to proceed teps .for the companion, e thlindering e open g face of the It game -was ovei ; she had Outwitted him and aothing remained to accept his fate makin he could. But he cduld , his journey with thechil, distracted brains evre time to know how to ri He coul4 think of no et leave some one to take.Oarge.cf it un- til his return from the city, when he .1. hoped that kind Provideice would come to his assista,rice, and ft rnish some un - - 3.44. be done but the best of it ot paoceete on 'and his poor , uzzled a long himself of it. er way than to foreseen way for its disposal. • 1 t, he was minus nently had no e had given to st So he step- ested:_himself of d jaak-kniie in in ripping up This reminded him t his pocket -book, con.se money but that which Blanche to sew in his v ed out of the rooro.,-di the said article, 'and stc hand, aeout to proc,e Never get so in ed and empty as to auppose the -world allot get along with- out you. Also ne r thirk yourself in- significant. It is p ietty certain that you are to act on , principle that the ,world cannot excu e you from perform- ing your duties, an I to the full extent,. Unless- you are a lo fer and a goose, You Will "come up to time and work. F. e ith- er overestimate no underrate yourself. Do all and tb.e bes can.