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I .1 . � ow that medicines may be forme4pf i . � A HERO, physiolanakri . � - I I . men. Nude Heenan showed me they - tlemmu a chair. . Glasgee Gre6n to wash. Well, this ,%aid & blaeltrruard ?" 11 . � � - . 0 Holveralingredients in cortain fixed proportioUB'01 1111 '. 54 1 if ! � . - By CH�,JRtRS ItRID K., . had not,exaggerated, but selected ; and When I was seated, he *said, " We ife had gone oot' t I the three staues' Yes, " whispered I 91 especially greatervower, and producing effeetti which co, ----- . w a , . . I . iid 11 . . � - . . this detective confirmed� - the ,proof; for are in a litter the day; ,but y6'11 , ex- . to dip het stoup V the water, and over- when they Buffer by him.' never result from the use of an y one ot them, or in � ... 1 Upon the 4.econd day If 1 ctober, 1856, he. was a. much finer man than Heenan, -011se it.)) I . - . . balanced herself an n heed first, So the poor wife let her child be prayed differont cambinatione. Thus in the preparation, ....... - . . . - of this oil a abonlical thange takes place,, forming � . � T I e world of a - her Oot. The er, and bmied, by a layman, sooner a compound which coulanotby any possibility bp - f - The Glasgow T - i-mes told . 1, instead of' a I saw, no litter, and did llot know and the stream carried . ov � yet obts bit de8hy ;'anc . ' ... I movingstory. _ - prize-fighter's features, a comely, manly, what he meant. Before he could ex- cry got up, - 'there's a wumman droonin.' than expose her husband to the censure made from any other combination or proportions , I'll - . , , . � .. . � 1. A lit6 boy was drowning. ia the Clyde. blooming face, and a ,high -smooth fore- plain, a young man. called for- him, no I was a lang.way off, but I beerd it and of the Church. . I of the sanAa ingredlento,. ox any other ingredients, � .. . �� 11 � . I . . . J �. and entirely different from a.�ytbinq over before. � - -I i . There wer6a scare of people on the bank; hoad, .white ais anow itself' - 1. know no doubt by appointment ; and . Lambert ran down and into the water after her, All this made my bowels yea-ril, and, .ng Te ; � I - . made, onevmich produces the moBtastonighi - I'll �� I .�- - . J . but they otily groaned, and glared, and lady in the South.'witil a forehead so begged me. to excuse him for a moment; clothes and all. � She was floatingy, sirr,. for the first time, laddressed myself di- ;iiilts, and having it wider range -of apblioation . - ild's and I N thu,niL-uy)nediciijeevLrbefoi,eilijieoyf,�i.cd. Itcon. I I fluttere d at the' ebi -screams - white and delicate. . he had a weekly pension, and they would but her heed. was (loon and her feet up. reotly to her. I said, " I y poor woman, � I struggl . es ;,,-not one bad both the courage � � . taino no alcoliol or other volatile liquids, conse- - I , -, - 0 This Hercules -Apollo, - his - Scotch' not pay it after 3 o'clock ; but it was ,I never saw the like in a' my life, I nobody can console a mother that has (luo.tly loses nothim-bYevAporation. Wherever - - 4 1 and the skill to plunge in and rescue . ' I " z 1� . he ii. and he would return diriBetly. soomed upto. her, and lifted her puir lost a, child - that is beyond the power Of applied you got the benef) t, of every drop; wbereas I . . � name, I have. forgotten---stoo(I at t � ot far, - ) ,I � I I him. - � ' ' between the - But, if it is a part of your trouble with othor preparations neariyan tho alcohol iA � - ' d rawing hims pp . I lost in that way, Alld you get only the small - quan - Dor and, d elf a* saluted He�thcn left me seated two auld gray heed out o' the -water a rate Man. ' . I 9 �. . . I ard at the young rivirelid face sb-e liad- and. broucht her that you are lef b withou t help, an( per- - , �. But pfeseuIly came� an elderly man his chief,16 pectfully. women. I looked h . I . 11 I . I " ' . tity of oils which they inay-contaim, - � I, i - who was a, peerless, swimmer and diver I Cc * J) ashore on my. arm as quie 4 haps hard put to it for expenses, I can . ' " . I * 9� N UO* A,111, Pux:r,,P,i,,,',, Y. . . . -1 I .. . � -11 .said ther chief, " this is Mr.. woman. She never moved, and seemed 1. a a lamb, . I .T. .NL . - - � and had saved more than forty lives in I ad laid her doon. " � - some little use to yon in that." TMAN Ont., . - .. , . eddfr'Elngland. He is -looking for an' quite stupid or stupefied, I looked at a . be of And 'NORT1111ox, & -L N, Toronto, . - I.. . � . .1 It cli - I Sole Agents for the Dominion. . - . . I - �� - . that very river. I I � - � old man called Lambert, that saved the table on her side .of the room, and * "Was she insensible?" . Then I pulled oub, two or three'of those . ed mid.E'lectrized, �� 11 . I I . - I 1. I . . . I I . - (I Alas! ho was now ato-ne -blind - a, I " Not a' thegither', I think but nigh depl rable old rags, Scotch one-potind S.-,1 � � � ": . - I I P inaay liyes in the .Clyde some yeap ago. wondered what was under the linen ? 0 - � in -Seaforth by B. Richwou & Co a,nd R. ' .. I I S M1 . ! . -- � 11� little girl, his grauddaughter, wa le --, Ye'll take means to find him-he4s his cloth. There seernea to be a promin- hand it, just seared like oot o' her senses, notes,.by means of which the national Luineden. I � I . .1 . �� . . . . . � . - . . � � : � I... ing him by the. hand. .� . . - ;0 lial. I ' � � I . I I . I I ( 8 . . -sale Rievnedy� I . - lescription-aildye'll report to Mr. Redd ence or two, uch as " bjects of uiieq ant. Vara Bane she began to rnalady is perpetnated, and passes from I - � . . . pair B The'Great Fen . I . I �. Yet to him - his .blindness seemed no' - .; tremble all over and greet sair. f turn- band to ban(L ' - . . -1 .. . � �� I . at his hotel. .i Ye understand now ; he's height would cause, and I .fancied it - ' JOB MOSES' PERIODICAL PILLS. � I � . I � - I . . . '. . . bstacl " Let me to him ! let me to to be, found -if he is alive." must be the- beat tea � ot and other chi na, ed my book, no' to greet. mysel" and I don't know whether it was the stale - . .1 , .� - I o -e. p � THIS invaluable medicine is unfailing in the � . . . � . . . . . . . . . . . � ---- . I him ! " he c ried .- I � PR save b i m yet. " I The detective's�luted again, but made covered to keep off the dust,. . went aside and.ridded my claes, Aweel, words, or the old rags, or both ;. but, , the onto of all those painful and,dangerousiliseaBes � . ... i- - . - . to which the female constitution is Subject. it . � .... B -LA, in tlie general dismay and agita- no reply. He took address, and ihe ' Tile young. woman was repellent, so I sirr, the. first word she spoke wa to poor wonia.n. burst out. crying and. sob- .. , 11 .... . - r.) . moderatas nu excess and removes ailoi)struc- r . I i MY U10118, . ;: . I - 0 . tion, his appeat'Nvas unheeded at firat. , I . I .. � particulars, -and went to work directly, turned round- to the old one, and praised speer for me. She cries out, quite :11d- bing with almost terrible violence. . aua a speedy oure may be relied on i I I � - �� - Tomarri.edlftd*cH,itiHpi,culiarlyFl.n�l.t,ea. ItVV1,lI � . � - I � I . - . I � .1 - -y, . ' Whaur's the Mon tbat gat me cot; We (lid what we could for .her, and � . I . . . . . . I "I � I � Then he screamed out in generous fui a& a matter' of course. I thanked her husband. - den, . , . . i � � " " Ye daft fules, a man dim ia soom with . � I P I , � ,. in a short time, bring on the monthly period with' , � . _: - � ired to my "A ff h uri- for Gilde's sake, ,mrhaur's is he?" Sae tried to get her to swallow a few drops . Q I, .. . I - ..t. . - the c.hief heartily, and reti - y," said she, . e has been a c regularity. . I I 4 � I . i I his Ven, ; inst' fling me in the water, and hotel. - . . I . "I., I I , . . Ong Mon iti his time. -a mony a great the folk-pushit me, and I behooved to of whisky ; but she put her band up a -ad These Pills Should not be taken - by F emaleE - . - 1, - I � " � during the lh-st three months of Pxegnaey, as they I - I I - cry me (A) to him. ,. and ye'll see." -and mony a good come forrud and maW' my confession. tu I ed away f rom it. 11 � - 17 1 1 � His prayer would ha,ve been granted, About nine irl the evening, Detective faitonr [featl he did I rn * ii -r a . I � - . I . Herou'les-Apollo called oil me. All lie suit he destroyed that I had to. pay- ' Wife,' says 1, 'I'm the mon.' So she The quick -eared .old man found this are sure to bring on M 9bai -i go, but at any oibel V . - i I - time they are safe. r - . . - -Nv, , r I I but lus granddaughter,- with a girFa af- had detected was a brav� man, called . for. " . . looks me'all over. 'The� Lorrd protect out someho and explained her to be In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, 3 : - * I - I � clung John Lambert, -that had saved lives out This last sentence being a J , uttered earn- ye,1 she cried. I The Lorrd .bless ye !- face. 11 She can take a drap as weel as pains in the back and limbs, fatigue oij ulight ex. - fectioll and unrea - . I I I I � i round Ins knees, and screamed, " Na� of a burning ship in the port of Green- estly, add its predecessor apathetically, I'm a pure e, I I hae on body;, but noo she blames it for her ortion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, aud .. � , . - I I y whites, those pills will effect a cure when all other ' * , - , I- - � na, ye wadna-ye wadna P I ock. I idWdliaed John La,mbertL--with coupled with the stress on the " I," gave iisiethinZ but my, W�ashiag bay [tub.] But moa being away." Then, rather rough- ans have failed; and although a powerf-u-I - I - - - f . . I 1- ' I � , , I 11 This caused a hesitation when there % I . I I. come you wi' me ; and I'll pit it , ,ye fule, -let the reZedy, do not contain iron, calomel,Antim � � : - thanks. � E I me the measure of the woman's mind. aw4y, ly to his wife, " He* . oxy,.o.r � . , . . . . -y ng ur u 8 ri � . was no: longer a Moment to lo$e. The - i au thi h tf Ito the con titutio . I g now no serioushop�� of finding However I tried her agalin. and schellin for sav ng �ne lass qeet. What'n harm will that dee ' , t, I � , � - I - Ravin . y M _get ye twaree .. " - � directions in the pamphlet *aTonnd each . - .. boy Bank for the last time ; a Odlep groan James Lambert alive, I took. the goods I 11 Did you see any of his exploits?" fra deetb. ' " - I . her 1' . ! Full - � � . i , package, which should be carefully preserveil, . . . I from the specfators told the sad end, and the gods provided,. and interviewed Her- '"Na, na; I was aye, minding- my 9 ' Hech, sirr, I felt it awfu' keen ; it Soon after this the two women ex- .Tob Moses, New York, Sole Proprietor. ,S1.00aMd 7 � I � . . _ . I . . . . � � ; . thq poor bliud hero went home flingin cules-Apoflo, since he was to hand. � I- wark at hame. I saw I etle o' his carry- was just her' livelihood, ye ken,'her i . , 2 9 e ebancyed one of their signals, and went 121 cents forpostage, enclosed toNorthop &Lyman � . . . 0 .J- I � 7. - his2, arms about in despair, and crying ' .. washing bay ; and she'd pit it i' the out together -I think to pay the 1111_ Toronto., Out., general agents for the Dominion, . � que le him and he told me he was ings on." I - I I like a &ild; for, as -he afterward said, of� 8tio' " ' - I ; 'Puir auld b I ill insure a bottle, containing over 50 pills by- � ne. �p . J. said no in ody,' says 1, der'taker ; and such is the decent pride w - WZ � loyed in captures. ore ; but remembered pawn for me. t of the Scotch character, that to be able returnmail. � - I 11 in telling the lamentable tale, If It was a .,� 11 you are the in -other- egotistical 'and is that a' ye hae V And I tzR- Sold in Seaforth by B. Hickson & c a: I, � . I, 1 id an Palissy's wife, and . ' , o.,;a;nd 11 � laddie flu ng away ;'clean. flang away. " e �11"' t to do this -was probably a drop of cO'M- � 10 - � . I . for it. You ,don't often meet your mediocres' and turned to the young VA- clappit a seliellin in her hand, and I t R. Lums.don. . I . . ; 1 M- somawmNs . . - . ; I t The chronicler went on to enumerate match -ell ?" � man; but she seemed unconscious of m her I needed naethinmy ; I'd. a gude wife fort in the bitter cup of tli;Bir affliction. — ----.-- -- , I � � - � � I I .. . - � - ]LIE aAlrl I - t . - - - and smiled, but it voice or my presence. - - T was �- Warking at . . � I y � I the gallant exploits of thi3 very James He blushed iL little, and a gude wage. I . .I, I * . , Lambert oefore he lost his a ,ht; and .. i I , � P 4 - ; ! 4111 -p- � Z - . 11 F did not make him bumptious, as it might 0 From this Impenetrable'l turned, in, Somervillajs mill ower the water; and,' [The remainder of this remarkable tale Will a 4 � I . - L-rDOYLE, Barrister, Att6rney, Solicitor in - I � . � . � � .the whole story set me thinking. I be- a small man� say a life-guardsm .despair, to the covered table; tried -,to says I, 'if ye wait for me Saturday '-Af - � pear next issue. Mr. Aeade's private letters give B. , 1. I .-I- an or � � Ghana ;' - , -� . � assurance that the story is true in all its parbiou- . . ery, &c., Goderieh and Seaforth. Of- . - ,an to waigli the vulgar griefs of men drayman. He said " I assure you, air see below the cover with my eagle eye, ternoons, when I lift mT�, wages , , Roe, over .T.ordan's Drug Store, oflerich, and .. 9 - I .. y J � P I'll larR anAbliabliehas personally verified the do- � C, iG I la . is ress. Kidd's Store, Seaforth. I . - . 2ainst James Lambert's h' h d* t " hae a schellin for ye. ,. 354 � '. � , ag - i 1, need. it all, and whiles; mair." He and had just settled.positively it was the whiles . � tZig' by careful Inquiry on the qot.] I . , - i . . . —.-- . � I I -, - I taxed myself, and d ssecte9things.th't then pointed out to me a window in the china tea -service, when, to my great re- "Alid did she?" 1. I I .1 . CAMERON & GORMALLY, Barristers and I 11 I I � . , � . . � . � , .., - -e; n 49 . Solicitorg-lu Chancery, Goderich. I I I ;, . ,% � - had made me rage. or griev ow they Tro,naate exactly opposite the room we lief James Lambert returned, and Na, na, said he . then, thou ghtfully, ' SPECL&L NOTICES. W I " , L--" I seemed small alid selfish. - I . 6 1 . - . P I , - M. C. CABIERON. J. 1. G ORVALLY. I 11 werein. "Yon?sju8tane'sto'.theeves," 'conversation took the place of idle specu- ". She. was ower pair to gie and �wer de - 1 - I . . Fr ' om that my mind went into books, said he: I I they wark- w6lecoys, sirr, a lation. . . . I cent to take." � . . . . . B1tiE:AxFAsT.---�-Er,Fs'S COCOA. -GR -AXE- i _i ARROW & NVALKER, Barristers, . Attorneys, - - . FUL - - - and I fell. to comparing the feats and , ANDCOMFORTING, "Byathorough �-X Solicitors in Chancery, &e. Offire on West St.-, . 0 wife wil 'a -tale o' woe, or a lass wi' - a We soon came to an understanding, All our. other pro vincial. d1alects are knowledge of the natural laws which opposite the Post O.ffico, Goderich. 346 ' . I . I the tears of ,Tames Lambert' with the bonny face, and the like. The other and I -asked him to give me some details, harsh and ugly ; but the Scotch is gut- Jr. T. GARTtOW. P. F. WALKER. , - I � I . feats and tears of lieroes,Swhora hi - . . - . tural oil the consonants, and on the govern the operations of ,digestion and - I . .1. . -story night a i,entleman put his ha�iid through and to begin at the beginning- I uu�rition, and by a careful, application of J-., x. LE ET, Solicitor, W inghani, has been ap- i - - I � , . � has embalmed, or poetry canonized. the win! ow and cried 'thieves.' So I " Aweel, sirr, " said he, "the first case 'vowels divinely melodious: I wish I point � id Agent for the Colonial Securities Coin- � . ' ivi th . . Strange to say,, it was not li ug e fine properties of well -selected co,3oa, pan i - MY ran up the stair. The door was lockit, ,ever I had was a baker -they ca't a case could convey the exquisite melody of � y of England, he is also Agent lot several pri- . . cotemporar ,, but the farnons figures . Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast ta. vateCapitalists r.f Tor - I ,I � of onto, who ,JoanMoney at I y ye may beaure. I just pit my foot ken the noo ; aw thing is ar case -an . James Lambert's vo-ice in speaking.these ionable rates Interest payable yearly I w � - I . 0 1 r I . ... ... . "I ; � poetry and history, that paled a little in . � . . -auld-body ! an' is bles with a delicately flavoured beveiage very teas icitor for th St. - � . I - 11 I ' - . tilrt�-,, i; wfu'fatilanhewos. l.was.aboot 11 words, " Puir . that OT -82 Charges moderate. Also soh e - - - )) which may. save us many heavy doct � . this- new crucible. .I often detected ' , r 15 then, .. .. . . .... , I I . "And he flew up th� chimney V but a gey guid soomei a' ye hae 0 . Lawrenco'Banki I . . . �E - I - some drawback- to their valor, and a "Ha!'ha!, No so 'far as that, sirr. ,weelf air, me and Rab Rankin and � The story itself and the bravb, tender bills." -Civil Semice Gazette. Ma(le -7ingham, Dec. 15, 1871, 213 k q T . - . i - 11 . . . - I taint, Of egotisua. in their grief. . This ' siruply with Boiling Water or Milk. McCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED,BTriir,—ters, A - � . I . -- . I Aweel I.thouo;ht to find maybe two or hn 1%furdochand a hantle mair lads, hero's tones were so manly, yek so sweet, t. - I . . I led-JAmEs Epps & terneys at Law, Solicitors in Chancery aud � . I � made, me suspect that poetry, like its c 5 . � illree ofAem. Bat there were nigh a went doon to the bathing place, an' we that they brought water into MY : . . - I eyes ; I -by : . .. - - --readers, may have been dazzled Co., Homceopathic Chemists, London.", Insolvency, Notaries Public and Conveyancers. I ' � � � I . the (tizen o' the wa�rst cb- aracters in C71asgee. were divairting oorselves- -in the water, and I thought this tale at least must Solicitors for the U. O.Bank, Seaforth. A,geirtsfor . I I I We will . I - - I I glare o f armor and the blare of trumpets, Howevei, I :,was in f o'r't ye ken ; so If -when the baker strips and comes out on must touch a chord even in the dull do- IVIANUFACTURIE OF COCOA.-" the Canada Life Assurance Company, � . - . � . .. , ) I . . I L I now give an accoun . . - middle of them before they 'the deal. Noo ye'll understond there mestic heart. Bat no ; I looked at the ; � and left heroic men unsung, who best was in the t of the process adopt- - N.B.-WAO to lend at 8 per cont. FaVinslo � I � � . I _ I -1 � � - - e I . - � ad -time to think, and collared twa old - and the young woman, and she sat all of a beap, . Co., man. Houses and Lots - for sale. I � .. � de8er-,red a bard.. For, look below the b - � -- . � d by Messrs. James Epps & I ft ; was shallow water and deep, � � . I - . .. surface-111118U.D s ) . ufacturers of dietetic articles,. At their — -N & ME BR, Baxristers and Attorneys � A ., . offeuders. -'I'll tak this handful, say deep was at the far end o' the deal, still wrapped in herself, dull, stu I . i ENSO .. T L I .1 a . pid) )I B I . . 1. i I . I i,g -egt, courage ; it wias solitary couraste. I - 1. I 'fra a and gloomy beyond description, aud works in the -Euston Road, Land at Law, Soliditors in Chancery and Insolvency, i . h, _,li I on 9 - I 1, and I'll come bock for the la-ve:' They ca'it ' the Dominie' Hole, the. N 171 � . and no trumpets to stir it; no armor no , Cassell's Rou-sehold Gzdde. . Conveyovueers,. Tota fes Public, ate. Offices-8e.a. ; ; I I . 0 rched"em oot'.and the gentleman at schulemaister wha was droved therea narrati-ve,'far from touching ,her, pever � . . ! � in, a I . forth ind Wroxeter. .$23,000 of PriTate Funds to .. just eathusiasm. ; often no spectators. my beels. He was glad to wend elear, . evident � � . 1. t . . hundre' years agone. So this baker even 'reached 'her. That was' BF, Wisp: ---Too often a cold or -slight iii'vest at once, at Eight per cent. Interest, payable . � I - 0 - . - ina yearly. . 63, � Snmmar and winter he plunged into the. and so Was T. My hairt beat bard th � , � �� I t . 1. � 11 . at comes not to the vara eend o' the deal somehow. Thought I ,to myself, I I 0h, cough. is considered a very ordi xy, US. H. BFIXSONI. 7 Clyde,. a-md saved men and' - H. W. C. METMI... . ) )) z �� . I � - womell, wi th time, I shall hasure ye; but I didna let and dives in heed first, as if Clyde be- b*ut y'are a dour wife, y arr. trilling affair, just as well left to go as it ------ ; , . I I . - 7 . I R-- SQUIER, Barrister, Attorgey fh Chane- . � . 7 to his the vagabonds is e*e th'aat, ye ken." He langed to him -ha ! ha ! ha ! � He dizim dhences at' aticallvnealected W. Omee-over j.p. � � - A . Perhaps you will be, incredulous at my came, An � y em - 0 ery, &c., Goderich, Ont. � life, ; for the best swimmer is a dead man intimated.that it was all gas f or any one come up for a while, and I said to the thinking in Scotch ; but the truth is 'I until a simple, curable affection is con- Detlor & Co.'s Emporium, 'Xarket S,quaxe, . 26S � � Kts � i I . if a, drowning, person clutches him and . - . r I - i I i mail to pretend. that he could -master other callants, I Hech,� airs, ye'll see. 3 am little better than a chanieleon, ! I verted into a serious pulmonar ditme. --- z i .1 y f 1111cDoimuld � ; i . as I .1 9 p I ialf a dozen. if1hey were resolute. 11 -Na . , cripples him' And what w his re. Y Xquier & ; z a - bomi diver.' Presently up he 'comes The more prudent, aware that a cough RS,Attoimeys,soiii'qitor,sinChanter,v" � I X. ward on earth? For his benevolent y take -the local color willy nilly. After a - BARRIS�E . �' � � . i -1 , --:-we beer the law la our hairts, and panting and baashing and flinging his day. in France,. I began � to think 'in or cold should never be trifled with, &c.,Bru§13913,Ont. Offiee--Aw-o. doors noitb of : I the Post Qffice. ' I - -1 couragaliewas stricken blind-ithrough they beer guilt in theirs. That's what arrmst'and doon he.goes again With promptly use Bryan's -Pulmonic AVafers, . I I - I r I I I; French ; in Scotland, Scotch. I think � W.R.SQUIER, DANIEL Mc3)OXALD . � I so many immarsiong of his heated body . � . : -makes the .odds * " I baith een, alowering. 'Maircy on us-,' which have sustained their reputalion ,1271 � �. . I �j . I Eir., - in bad Firench and bad Scotch -very. I Goderich. Brussels. : I I Z, a in icy water. � ---- � . q ii , � I the Mon's drooning.' HOW- But that is a flimsy detail ; the broad .for over 30 years. They are -always ef- I — — I -- --- - --- ----- - � �! After a conversation, of which this � is cries ane, ' � . - � C I I Was -not this a poetic calamity, and -a . ' ' I . - �� I ficacious and exert a most beneficial in- xTIE)DICAIL. - : - fit theme for tenderest verse ? � I only a fragment,'we returned to James ever,;he comes up again baashing and fact remains. So I dabbed her a " dour .4 - .., !!; I . . I 11 � i � - I Lambert, and he told me he expected splattering. I was ready for him, and wifo;" and really I felt wrath that , fluence on all bronchial and pulmonary I - . . I 7 I . I �... - . - . . . - Being th,ns afflic,ted, for his virtue be ws, good or bad, by break of day' for just swum forereicht him, and took him Such pearls of true organs. Sold by all drug DR- CAMPBELL, Seaforth,- Coroner for the . . � L . I ne, r narrative . gists and County. Oflice and residenee. Main Street � . t I � � I : - I t 11 e- drowni,n " I ,should be I � eard a fellow-creatar ye .. - - . . - , - country merchants. Price 25 cents per South, near the .Station. . : I 7Z � i - -water, but im.L . � � . I � I .. ikelie6t parts of the cityl - senseless cauf I was. I suld hae gone and ancient .Nifediocrity. . I I . . - . � �4 11 I was potent as ever in the 9. he had 50 policemen questioning on their by th' arm. That will let ye see what a poured out before young Apathy and . � . beats, in -the h - . box. . R. McKENNA, Physician, Surgeon, & � � c., G -rail - I . � I potent on. land; and they would- not "' Ah " said I, 1-1,bat I am, afraid those h' Of. Mediocrity there is no cure I r N D - . � , . �- I I -. ., - � 9 I r t him into the Water - and so a young ' I and flun :11 ae eud of my gallows, or HOPUM IfEDICINMS.-It is gratifying uate of Toronto UniTersityi and, Member of - � t , . :1 ; but � 11 i . 1.3 - . ve grou my poor a at least one which the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontazio. . - 8 are all abo ' ad ; now � tin.mand. towed him in : but, in. there is of Apathy, at le%�t in Scotland. . . . � beat my naep to know that there i , � � 1-1 � was T I I away, that he ,could have hero is underground." . . ' . the test and proved' itself 2 . IL , � " . Residence,Seaforth, WallattendatCarronbrook, ; . - � � � 0" me' and That cure ls---7whisky. When whisky on Mon4ays, Wedne . . I I I I steed Of that, he gat hand has stood I � saved, ; Vie went home flingin his . $days and Saturilays,iii. the 7 . 9 I w eat to bed with this conviction ; grippit me tight tc his- breest, and took � worthy the ' onfidence reposed in it ; we afternoon. , - I a about in agony, and weepinftea . will not thaw a8cotch body at all c I . :854 1 arm I rs, $ 1 . I I 0 and haVing hitherto blamed myself, me doon witl� him. Noo, tell me- siri - ' knoW of no other article which has prov- � . - . that angels might bu pro -ad to dry with I I # -� I If 01hen be bold to say Bassauiol"ead.11 - . J G. SCOTT, M. D. &c., Physician, Surgeon and I I . which is,an unnatural triqk-, I now look- are a sodmer yoursel'?" , � . . . . :. & . � ., I . i . ed so generally successful, or given such - � . % . I S I beckoned a dirty but attractive - I � � � 0 . I . vl,nfy w1na- - e ed rounA for somebody else to blame, I said -yes." I I . universal satisfaction ; -we are confident I dence south side of Goderich Street, fast -door I : lo , Alas ! and is it so ? Th y ' - Acconeheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and resi- 7 . - li 0 � C5* - IJ � ; . I . . I . 5 . - .. eyes, that can no longer see, can weep. which is � customary an& wholesome ; and " What . was our lives wortb,. the lmp,*that gleamed, all eyes, in a dark . cast of Presbyterian Church. 342 w I I i � - . I - I - - � -there is more of it used than all others , - � � . . � - ' P .d . I I - I I . I � . erein my , omer, an sent him out for a great deal - I . - I A noble, rare, unselfish, and most h sl6aa,ttering of the British pair ? - Him a twanty stane Mon and me combined, and that it will ut Itimately an - 5 � I I of whisky ; and postponed my inquiries' . . H L. VERCOE, Al. D., C. M., Physici - � . - 3): � . � iong dra m,a stood my friend; I- snarled, and an, Sur � "I z 1, , poetical distress, tl ,k told in the plain ,. a laddy 9 . till after the thaw. � . . . persede all. others there can be no doubt. I i - . - - ' I - * geons etc., Coroner fox the county of Huron. �: . - I . prose of a j oarnal ! It made me desire said -out of Sir P 6 - Not'mu db, indeed, unless you could It is Darley's Condition Powders, I . ; I - . eter- " He has died on I and I Office and Residence, corner of Market and High ; I . -to see James Lambert. and hear his tale parp'se to vex -me." . I ' � . But, before the imp could return with . I streets, next to the Planing Will. . . � Ar - Heave Remedy, we advise all I ; w : I I , 0 i slip away from him," I abian - L - -- i Apath 'a cure, sevenil footsteps were - a - I 2 � Y . - ; I . from his own hips, and give him my poor I heard no more till half -past I next �' Ay, but I could na who require' nything of the kind to - � . . . . ; he. huggit'm - � i 4 . I I M . I sympathy- c heard -on the stairs, and three lar four N. 3"QN-RO, M- D- Physician, Surgeon and - I i I . I " - � � � day, and then -my gigantic. a,Jd beautiful till him. Aweel, sirr, if be was wild, I . e it a trial We know that they Acconcheur, Grad'aa-te of -the Medical De- - . �, � . � - I i But, unfortunately, I a 'in a procrasti- * -detective called. This, time he had a was desperate. I Rang my heed. back men entered, all in go6d black suits. A partment of Victoria University; formerly of the - � � -4 - V be saIisfied with - the result. - . few words of subdued greeting passed, . Hospitals of New York and London,'Bng. - visited � � � "I nator. Of course I can do -unavoidable ., huge pooket-book-enormous-in a word,' and gat my knees tip to his breast�- and , Remember- ,.the name and see : * ' - . � I i :1 - t1ii-no, and then they removed the. white. linen , thart also the Hospitals in Paris, Edinburgh aWd . Glas-� - � � , -gs e,xpeditiously ; but, when a wis . � I a I puch a pocket -book as he a man, He after my knees my feet, and I gied the . I � . - - or good thina is to be done, �'non e � cloth from what 1, with my eagle eye the signature of Hard & Co. is oil each gow. Residence-Brueefield. , B491 I . 0 um opened it, and took out' an. old newspa- - awf u'est spang with my feet against his � — -- - . . . *) , 0 7,ckaue. NorthroD & Lymail, Toronto, W, . - - � e ntorie as 0 � - . 1)rcmatar -in annam,., is my motto. So� per with'an account of' James. and love of.pr cision, had. inve i d P' - - . J. G. BULL, L.D.S.., 7 ... I - J - Lambert, breast,and I goit clear, a'. but the skin o' . Ont., proprietors- for Canada. Sold by ' . i -i the best tea-s"ervice. ' .- I-NURGEON Dentist,&c.,Seafortb, 5 1 I for ten mortal years and more, I was mid also a sm�all parnphlet.- I ran my my forefinger, that I left in his - bond. I . . i w ,I . --medi z 19 . . - . all cine'dealers. - . -1 I ,Ontaxio. Plate work-, latest i I g-gomg-going-v � . i I J I � - a1ways go -in isitJames eye aver - th em. . . . � 1-' . - raised to - and callec It was the body of -a little girl, lying - ff �,tyles, neatly executed.. All sur - 4 � J - . the 'surface - I to the . . � I � i . ; 7 - I � . - 7 i �E Lambert. . . . -9, That will be the'mall, sirr V , in her Mtle coffin. The lid - NATURE'S iDiADEm.-Is your hair fall- . . � � � �J .1 I . boys to mak7 a chain. I was afeared to I Was not yet i � gieftl o orations performed with -.'- I . . . .. I - ' � ng out? Is. -Your hair growing dry and d promptitude. Fees as low as can be ob- I � - At last, I am ashamed to say whan, " Yes. �' . . dive for him. But by Gude's maircy he � -w . i , I - care an i A � 11 �, - oil. Shq looked like frozen ax. . � . � 1:11 � lifeless? Is' your hair less phable and tained elsewhere. - Office hours from 8 A. M. to 5 � . After the first . I I - I.. it I - M - . chilling a . beino, in Selkirkshire, I shook off " the - "Awe�l, then --we'N e got him," I said he, came up yance mair, j ust- to taV leave o' urprise, I cast P M. Ttooms over hit. A. G- 'McDougall,$ Store, - . . . - - : I I . thief ,of time, " an d went glossy than of yore? It wants a good I iiainst� . 270 . 7i - into Glasgo,wto quietly. I - I I . Scoetland. I g9t a,hint him and gitve my eye on the young woman. Shenever healthful h - dressing. to help exhaust- I � . -� i . ' I I %Vh,vt ! g t him alive?" .. I air -- � , -:-. i I -see this man,, a heio in his youth, a Max- 0 him a sair crack on the heed, drove him moved nor looked, but she shivered b s CARTWRI I � . g 4 -, tyr in old age. ' �y ed nature to recover itself . 'Try Bearine i C. GHT, L. D. S., Surgeon Dentist, 440 - � .,I On ay ; he is in verra good health. all, and by the fire when the men touched the : I Nvill visit Cloderich on the first TUESDAY - '49 ' . forud, followed bim,up wi' & pu . ! . �� 11 . � I . . and mark the change. I I � . , But I had lived long enough to observe He's not ail old mail, airr. He will not then the lads took bands and won to him, coffin behind her. . : and WEVNE SDAY of each mouth, alt the �Col_ I I I .. . . . A � . . I . . � � � - . � ,�- " I that, when you seek a man, who was be inair than saxty. ; I . borne Hotel. . 350 . ,; � I � , i, � . I and. pulled him to the deal, and I soom- She- was the dead childfa mother. SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL DECAY RE- - -- .1 R . , - k 1�'!. . ashore, &lid I hadna been there a min- Even I -in spite of my eagle eye -could' . sembI6 thA gradual changes that come over M. CAMPBELL, V. S., Licentiate and Prize- � .. i al-ive and elderly twelve years ago, you " Hav- you seen him ivith your own ed, TH! ii� 911 I 1.10 - -nd he has been dead from four to seven. ye . ncredulous. old people, and are similar to those induced by A- man of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., and . . � F fi, e a . said 1) still half i ute when I swooned reiclit way.." - see that now. . 7- 1,1 � a ' . � - I'll, In Glasgoiw I mad6' strict inquiries - Yc may be sure o' thaat, slrr. I ,'I How was that �?" 1 *asked. . I -whispered to J . ames Lambert, 11 I excesses a -ad bad habits, and the tiondency is to Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, . � �-- I . � . � . . the proanction'of Softening of the brain and in- has settled permanently inVA; i t . I - th pain, but ave intruded on you at a sad time." found ready and willing to attend to all kinds oi �q 1 -1F - ' I I , had. . . I I � I A a-, fter Jam es Lambert - I asked the land- wadua, come here til nia, where he will be , 0 1. - - I - I spoken '.'I think it wa' rtl h sanity. The 6ause is deficiency of phosphates, p ,, I 1: � - it is well kiiown that -man grows older and diseases, in all kinds of animals (man excepted i I c 4q I lard, and all, the waiters.; weiatto every. him. He stus -at No. 35 Little Street, maistly faintheartedness at sight o' my " Ye haena intruded at all 11 - lie as - ) - . � . � � . � . I , . I . �� ,r . . tradesman I knew in the city. Not one Calton." . . � . I 8 ai d mentally weaker when the nervoua system is in- in all kinds of weather, and at all hours. Itesi- L .1 � � � I - . . finger streaming wi' bluid and the skin out loud. Thell- he told me, before them sufficiently sup,plied vit,h these elemouts-the Sol- donee and office tvo doors east of Cook's Tom- - t soul had ever heard of him nor of Ins -I thouglit Calton was .some,. other a,way. When I -came to mysel' the all, what made it wor e was, that the y of the brajin depending upon phosphorized perance Hall. I , i I i s idit . In I . I - 810 - ' - - 1. . exploits. 'Plus confirm ed my. fear that towa,. but he told me compouuds�snd that those foods which are rich- I I I - N �, J;,L - . it was only a.. sub. baker had put on his claes, and gaed fatber'had g6neamray and hail not been est in phosphates renovate most speedil- - X. -D. M-cXAUG.W1,- , -� 14 I .1 - � . I . VETERINARY SURGEO . - ,; ?, it he had gont to a better world, while I I urb. of Glasgow, and all the cab-ni,en awa. " � I - I � � y weaken i �c I � I sE.en these three days. ed brain power and loss of constitutional vigor. V. S,, begs to ann . 1'' � I was busy postponing here below. How- kne.Nv it.� Then I thanked him for his " What, without a word to- his pre.- ' Cc Ay, but,." said Mrs. Lambert. " ye ounce to theinhabitants off � . i -i ��Jl � . * Dr. Wheeler's abinpound Elixir of Phosphates aud Seatorth and surrounding country that he has . , -1 i ever, Tay -was up at last; sa I ability, and stood a sovereign, server'9" I . I Calisaya contains these Agents in an eftaiiy as- been. awarded the diploma of the Ontario V�eterin- ,,,, �, . tardy blood � I . . Z - zeal an( � � L i . - .', ; A . I took a cab, and drove to the police w.-bich he received with a grateful smile, - - )) i � . .. 1. mauna let the gentleman think he is ane similable form,* constituting a brain anti I . - - � - I i nerve &ry College, and is now preps -red -to treat diseases � � . . Ay. that drinks. - Na, lie is a real, quite, food. I Of Horses and Cattle and all domosLtic animals .1 . . I i . * - I � li-I . L . . . ,�:i I .1�� chambers, wid asked for the chief - The but no, abatement of his manty dignity -; " DkIn't be give you. anything ?" - sober, decent man.11 - . i . -11-0 ;1.; . I 1, I I I . . . . - � — ; has opened an office in connection with Ins horse- . . I- . I , I - - . ,� ,.and drove " Deil a bawbee. But there was t W�o I I He is - that, " - -lid the, ' bereaved Bearino, or real Bear's Grease � a . wi 11 request I badto ni�lkp was unusual.; there- and I took a fly tha( moment . a - 1 shoeing shop, Ivhere he will be found ready to . t- , I . . - - fore I prefaced thd matter after this to Little Street, Calton. - � . I � ;, I . � I tend to calls. Diseases of the feet specially -at- ;" 4i � . gentlemen saw the affair, and gied me in ther, speaking for the first time, but A UAIR BEAUTIFIER, PRBSERVEII ANnDRr,SSn-G. I tended to. Residence, office and Shop in. t .-I- 7 i� 'i 0 . - f, ) fashion : �' Sir, mdst people come here to For some -reason No. 38 was hard t' I . � .he r . I . . � , - �! o .15 sbellin'. I went hame Backing my in a, crushed anddogged way. -- � — 'ofKilloran.&R-yan'Snewstore. Ankindsof ear - . . �- � ", , � � i- '. � 7 ask you to find otit'some malefactor. I ,find, and,I got qut of the fly t d 9 7) � preparation named from the Cana- I'lerivary Medicines kept constan, Vet- � , - � "' I �- o explore. sair finger ; and my inither,gied me ,,in , I'm no' exactly denying that, said THIS elegant tly on hana, - . . . . . . T . ,�-� ... t� come buntm'c, an honest man, aud a m an I found the population in. a flatter-, and awfu'. hiding for spoiling my clothes. James, da Bear, from which its most essential ele- I Charges reasonable, . ,2 "2 . T in - cautiously. "But wbaur is he - ment is obtained, is a scientific compound of Real I - — . I I � .. . . . ,� -- I � 2 I � 1. 1. of great in (,�rit o n e .Tames - Lambeit, who� it was plain by the l� swif t gathering Of She took me by the lug and .made me al the 1jre86nt time P3 I � 1 7 1 .k . . . � I Bear's ease, and othor ingredients, so combined i, J. CHURCHILL,'Voterinary Surgeon,(mem- I I I � � I 1.1: - , �, 1 . saved ruany lives in the Clyde, year ' 9 1) . . . T I �2 .. e -the juveniles, and their saucer eyes, that rjry murrder.' . ; . It was evident that this qui . I I � % I � as to re in for a great length of time, its orirdnal : , her of the Ontario Veterinary College,) begs I 1, --. ago. I have c6m' I i et, sober, agrauc and purity. .1 I I . e from England to find this was the first tritimphaI - ax had ea-- � 11 Fi' . I to intimate that he has rettitned tothe practice -of . �. i ��, c fr -1 � �, I ae sympathetic creatures the wo- decent maii, upon the death of' a . . � I �- him, and I can hear nothing of hi cc ( - his daugh- A, 3 a - ssing for the hair, nothing can be more his profession in Seaforth, an . i !,- � -in, entered - that miserable ' street. How- men in these parts, " said 1, I circum- � ter, had gone away On the o cl may at all times be I , - ' . , , -fuddle, and beautiful and aoileeable. it is elegantly perfumed consulted ou the diseases of Horses, Cattle, &Z. . �J r - - - I I k�l - alive ar dead. If -you will assist Me ever if there was -amazement' there I - i -%7 1 . ��- f ir in � . ) was fcrrns acrWr ocidos,' -.is my friend Livy ' left hi bereaved wife to bury the child and renders the hair aoftj pliant and gloFsy. it etcrinary medicines constantly on hand. All � .. 4 th yot ,aahinery ishall. be. truly civility - land they vied with each, other' -ha.tb it," and withering a feniale right how she could.. . i-ess and colui i calls promptlY attended to. Ofrice, at Mansion �,i- . � i�$ . wi ) serves to give it that .Peculiar rich' 11 i� . I I - , ' �An� � i, � - - which is So essential to a complete toilet. It is ! House,Sea-forth. . 1 2783 . I . -- obliged to yo -a." ,an-directin'g me to James Lambert. I il and left, as playf ul men shoot partridges. Such are the dire realities of life, es- the cheapest, most harmi -----:- . � : , �:, I ,�, - �. . I � � I I . 1� N ow the,V sa ,ess, and beSt dressing in - — I V 1. . _ -y the Scotch are �ot so mounted;a stair, as directed, and knock- 'Unfortn�ately, neither of them -observed peciall among the poor. . the -;vorld. ---- ---- - - " - � I I � .� : _- �;. y 1. . . I . 110TEIr"x. � � � ) I . I . quick- to take a new idea as the English - eclat a door. A ,woman's voice said I ]lad . . - I � .1 �: I - Sold by Druggists. ; � � withered her ; the hero a narra- With what different. eyes I looked Price 50 cents Pei- package. I . �� , I i� 1101V - ,.w �� - O not so 19 PE RRY DAVI& & SON, Sole proprietors. I KNOX'S 1 HOTEL, . SEAFORTH. -Thomas . � ;- I Thatmaybe; buttlievare aIs come iii," and I entered the -room. tiveaDdinyba-silisk glances were alike ou-thepoor creature, ber d mother, I �, . . � � I t- . I .� I quicktorejec,t one. An English chief There -wals but one. I . . ulibbeded. I . eave � 11no% begs to state to his o3,1 friends anti . � - i I . . p a I - i : , I � . and deserted -wife, whos6 dee and Avoid Quacks. � and the travelling public, that he li*as le sed the , - i I I i -� - , constable would probaly have �aaid a,t On my right hand, as I stood at the- James Lambert, duly questioned, then numbiug agony I had taken for aullen TIM of early indiscretion, causing � ervoll, ' Hotel Is" I occupied by Mr, XURIZAT, and " F - . � . L, - . n . S tel 11i once, "That is q � AN&Ie'bilitY, premature decay, &c., havil tormarly known as Ix Y HOU 1�-� i, ! I . our line ; I - door, and,: Occupying nearly oup-third of related how a personal f riend of his had apathy-wiblimy eagle'eye. . ig tried in . the DO VTNEi iSE � and - . -, T , . Y011 bliould go to the parochial clergy 11 I the room, was a lo , r.g larae, w ' niddle of And now came in an undertaker, and vain every advertised reme'd.vlhas discovered a ! hopes to receive a continuan I I',' I - I ooden nYa- been seized with cramp in the i . ce of the patro age 1Z.- . . . 11 i� �� . . ! . � I . ny ; -- I but after tNventy minutes' di ng simple means of self -cure, which he will send free .,,u liberally bestowed upon him dfiring his ma �� scussion I cbin,6 for spini'll, cotton; the iipper the Clyde. "For, sirr,"saidhei "the i the coffin lid was to bb screived on. Be. to his f011Ow-sufferers. Address, 3'. 1,1, .. i ,� - . I -�,X' - wo,Od have releuted aud give,n I - AE E V. EjS �'ears in the hotel business. Every co . . 11 - . me every p I 78 Nassau Street, New Yor i mfoTt and ;V e � 1, � - � I ' ' art b�'stl d:.with WOOdeD quills polished Clyde is a deadly. water, by reason of its I fore this was done all tile men, myself . k. . � - the - collYouience will be provided r , assistance . Se - fox t avelleis. The - -i �i,! . ottish chief, - on the by use. B61iind it the bed in a recess. hot and cold currents, and sand -hole i included. took a: last look at her, who . . . �i chuicest Liquors and Cigars Only kept in the Bar. . i t . c - i Harkness' Hair Baim. . - i , - iii . , I ontrary, thougli manife3tly ' -taken Immediately on My left was a table with and all." .a � - � . attendance.. 1. il I. -I!, A careful and reliable hostler -al ways in 1. � W- . I . . I was taken away so early from tb e trou- The beat preparation in use for restoring, presery - HO-MAs-RNGx, Proprietor. � 7- - -baak, ug - he spoke ; � T � iw , - a - tho ,ht before 291 . . I � ': � A things oii it, covered with a linen cloth His f rielid bad sunk for the last time ; bles of theworld' . ing, and beautifying the hair, and render. . t . ii- W,1.,. I ID I I . . . — 11 t. -� � 11 - oppositeme the fire-plac (t Ing it soft and glossy. , VICTORIA HOTEL, WALTON.-John Winter �.� thought, without discruise, for full thirty Exactly - e. 0 11* James Lambert dived for him and Ay, air, " said the undertaker to me, I I secorids, " Well, sirr, 11 said b"e* very , my right hand of it This 1 -oprictor. Thm hotel is � Pi I I - 3 invaluable preparation, wevould present to . I - �z. -J. I I the window, but in .-&ought him u situated on tho � - � . sure. �, - � ) -irtuo ive ;-;T � p, from the bottom and it is just clay Zoin(tr tothe chist -37 and the public, knowing it to possess all the i ; G rravel Road, 10 miles north of seeorth, and pos- I slowly,, " I see -no -- objeaion --to 1 a 1 seHbes every accommodation and comfort ,or t ! I g ; � / . took him ashore. . never was a truer Word nor more pic claim for it. Being perfectly free from ail iuiuri- , rav- .*- i - �� - thaat. " Th.6-a he tur.iied - to a tube and I An old I 11 y �- . eler,,. The beat brands of liquors andoi -- - I_- , f I ,.woman. sat before the window, " Anfi, sirr, maybe ye wadma, think I torW. That clay seemed never to have ous ingredients, and composed solely of gars kept - . � �, saidt in a hollow voice, " Send -me a de- . I nutri- � in th6bar, and a eareful and att �i .:*. , .,.a young woman -'Sat att i 111ent8, -we can confidentky com rn end it ag a Sa . - , , I., N--,�,�,V-eii . I I .1 n a,heap on the it ;,- but the resoolt was -I lost my lived. . and sure remedy for the "Falli re Good stab entive hostler in - 'r 1 . i I attendance. 11119 in connection -with - ,): � . . other side of the fire; - andin front of the freend."- as soon screweA ng of the Hair," yes- � hotel. - - �:11 - . . down, and toling grey hairto its original color, imparting a I - -� 350 ' . . I I This 4one,-he took (lo%,vn . . . The lid NY, ; t1w - my name and fire stood a gray -headed man, with we e . . --- I - . -11- ','What do you mean ?" said 1, staring. thch, to my surprise, the undertaker d.;. heplthy tone and vigor to its roots, and causing it : . I Ng I I t0l9row luxuriantly. As a Oosruetie- alone, even 1 . Limu, ItiF—. : I lin Glasgow and what I knew cut features, evidently "blind. He was 'c 'He just avoided me after that. He ivered a prayer. Now tbat was the � i I . f . - resB I - add U I . - - : a -boat James- Lambert. . � erect as a dart, and at where the hair " t - 10 s Yong and healthy, it is juvalu- ' ; U I . cod before his own . came to see me twaree times too; but business of the minister ; and besides , able, as it imi)aits it rich glossiness and silken ap I rP A-811ARPIS L11 -Er -,Y AND SALE STABLE�13� � . I I . e in an easy . - % � . pearance,whieb, no one Nvho loves beauty can fail I I'L J t 1: ) and gentle -man -like' a�tti- I obsairved he -wasna easy till he was the undertaker bad the reddest liose I'l -'L * Office -At- Murray's Hotel, Senforth. Good I One"s idea, of a, de ective is -a keen fir * . - 1, - I lea'n man, -with littic� glittering eyes -a, tude, which does not I - , � � , as a rille, I)elon vv�,v . . to admire. Preparea only by - 1, HoiNeis and first-class I i�.r -- . . . 9 . al . ; and bymby-I saw nare-mairo' the ever saw. For all that, lie delivered a I . I - .-....--- .,0011*veYft11ccsaI,%yayson:hand. - 9 ; linman weasel. ThC door 'opened,and to workingmen ; they generally slon -6 �" d ;W . - ----- - - , I_- �- -, - 11 �. . - ch , lad." This!. -he Ul ithout I . Zknl(N�F,ss & Co., - . I I � V`- . passion grave, feeling, and approgriate .ayer, 11 .. I il - � in walked a� model of strength and, bit, when, not -at work. - 11 P1 ! BELL'SLIVERYSTABLES, SEAFORTH, Ont. I . . PharnIRCOutical Chemists, London. ; Good norses and comfoxtab.1 - .. t:� ' I alld apparen'tly only to discharge his and -then the deceased was carried out I - PRICE, 50 0E, NTS. I eVehicles, alva s 1i � . T I , �, P w stile by J. S. ROBE ItTS ' Arrangements made with . .. youthful beautv that made me stare. 1 " Does IN r. Lambert liv e here T' said conscience as a faithful itirrator of real forinterment, and I- was- left with � and R, Ll'�V-3l))�,N. '- Commercial 9'rayellers rs left at the I y .1 on hand. Favorable I f , - 1, for form. .. events, and - and- by Druggists generally. 2,45-20 ColinliercifLI Hotel, jvil�l I � ff e was about twenty-two years old,; at 1. 7 � ` James I Seaf(orth, - All orde i� � I inen as - they are in life, Lambert, his daughter, and his wife. I be promptly attended to. . t V, I . least si)'c 'feet four ,in heii-A, and the He -replied civilly, - I . I. i I I - OFFICF AND ST-kj3LES�—( "T f 4. ,� , -who am, no hero, I asked James Lambert would .not the I Thomas" Eclectri - . S0114. of theCommer - il - -1 - " I am James Lam- not books. But I) th . . . ,- T� ti I Z breadth,, ,and, above all, the depth of his 1 bert. What is your wull with me?12 toiled. L .. . 0 Oil, cial Hotel, A-1-ain Street. . U �� - �; ;: I i . ! :y I I - �' J�� i n chest, incredible. Until I saw John mit'lister meet them at them at the grave. WORTH TENTI-11ES ITS WEIG11T IN GOLD. DOyo-C " THOMASBEL I i, t - - -� av 4 221 - � I It N 0 NV .A.'NY T H IN G 0 F I . I L, Proprietor. i 1, - 41 � "Mr. Lambert, I h e dome from � -. I took time to digest this human pill, 11 Na,11 saidhe, "there's nae minister - � 77. - .. � 1�-, ft �, - . I IT?' IFX0T,ITIS. i . X I Ifeenan strip, and reveal his bulging some, distance to have a talk I - 1: I !, � I I - his satin with - and then questioned, But, I omittwo T131E YOU DID. : . ----- ; . . f � � . - - - - �� 'K - a -ast, and everyinch of u -a -bout your exploits ill, . saviwg cases -to ase his own words -as they. he'd be sne modieim , I J- P. BRINE, . �, - - back nd brc iutill1t. The wives daur na tell him .) 't- � - - - I YO ,,r There are but few preparations of .. - - eriug ' Why is Da the gude -veivithstood the impartial iudg t. I f -, I . � - � -- � I ,-- skin mapped with muscles, I took for lives. " . . I .. 'had no particular feature. . . I . mail here V ai)d then he'd go which ha men o I L ICL�-N-qED AUCTIONEER for the County of . . I i. � . granted the old i8culptorg had. exagger. 11 Aweel, sirr, Vil be. ver t a pooblic the People for any great length of time. One of 11 111117011. Sales attended in all, parts of t.h I �. - ,. y happy to ' "The next case, airr, was all old rebuke. these Is TUMIAS'El LECTItIC OIL, purely a prepar- I comity. All orders 0 - 11� �111 --- �. I . � - . - .. I Whisper, sirr., Hae ye no ob- -, a U013 Of six Of Boma of the beat oils that areknown, 1%i1lb' , left at the ExrosiTolt Ofilce , � . I 1� . ; , , - , I - - - - - e M r 11 - 'I , - I �- � : � � -: . I .- . . - e promptly atteriaea to. - I I I � . � � . I .. , i - � � . - . � - - � . I . . I 6 . . - �' ' I . . . - . . I � I i . N�- �- 4 ,- I - ; � � - - I I I � I � , . � � i � . . - � - , I I . - . - I . . . I . I . . - . - . . * � - . � . . I - . - 11� . . . I . . � I . . . � . . . � . I I - . I .-- - - . - - . � . , k I - . , - I . - - 1, . - � � - - ; I D&C. 1-11.1874 � � � - --- -MOWN 1: i . - I � I I :I_ I � SOO IABLE JIM,t� � . 1. . :-.--- - I I . .P,y NT-. .Tr� -rvy-.11N�- -- I , . . - - .� . I I- 11 sent the following horm-, il � . . -- , letter, tome time ago, from � . , ,. � little village, It Avas in the , . C � I I -was a publiclecturer. 14jitl - - 1wished to preserve the nl.eol( I I - I ;. � ' m,ost artless, sociable, awl Q - i . 1� ,talker I ever came acrosg. 13 . -a sing ' tell me le, remarkable t1l, - t1latwas worth reme�hbedug' . ' � I - he va8 biniself so interest�d I , - i 31 . marvels, and they flow- , I etl 1180i . I - -and -coinfortal)ly from his 4p, . itilk got Vhe upper bantlof nj)� , . . too, and I listent-d as one 1,01g) �w . . � , .� -revelation. I took down willi I - � 11 to say, just as he said it ---ivit! - ', - . ing a wood or adding one.] -1 I 0 1 � I . I A � . -- � , . � I . . . . . ' I I had my supper in Iny, I - L I - � , eve fas nsna�) aud they Z - i ilele I � a mple gal --s 114 3 I)li;g I " ! 1 -i i I boy to wait -on me -ten Yer � Nvide-ey,ed, observant little.cV, - I . . " What is your name, jli - I � , - . y I I .. - I " Dev tails Vic Juniny, s� I W , il rig`b1*,nam,ez James, 5,ah." . I I I said, ;"'Sit down there, � J , . not want you ilLst y6t. " I i . He sat down in -a big -arm-( I both his legs� Over -011e 1Df the . I , . looked ,co mfortable and, iomi I said : - . � I . I , " Did you have a pleasant . � Jimmy'!') . I - ' f- No, will -not zackly. T o' sick den. But de res'-o'de, had a gond, tinie�mosl all ar� ,good time. Deyall. got draul , I ' 1. - 'hri . gits.drunk heall every. t � . earrie.3 on and hax avd-ul go -A' , 1180you 'Were sick, aad b . I - . But unless yon -were very sicl f . � �, thialt that if you "I asked ' � . be might bwm let - YOU -91 T drank -rand --Y - � � . - 44 Ob, no, sah-TJ,on' nevei -it's Ae white folksdem's 7; . - means. . Pa used -to git (IT -nil was befo' I was big -but he's � � I He Aon! git drunk no 1110 , takes one niT) in do niawml I his -stomach �jles up, he sleep� Jie one nip -over to --de I - r IS'l mawnin. ) He's powerful �skh- / - ful-sometimes he can't I - aroun',,, be can't. Htgoes -to . I every week -over to R-agtowi time he tuck some stuff, yor., � . - . � M it mighty near fetdveid him, dish-yer blue-vittles aws r ( I lat it.9-truck What -you p � . - - � -%v id ?" -. � � I I.. , Ac I Ves blue vittles � itnoll I . - con,vincingarticle wit], a es+,,J 1 .114 Well, den, -dat IM g it. I . . I lie tuck de bottle aud'�huc!k I it was blue, and he � 3iddt - I i - x I i it was. blue, ulass, whil -'h he tt , , ways -blue 1hass pilLs--bul Ispected maybe disb�-wr trtt,4 � st�vl � , , I some ,other kin' o? bl�e i, I I sot,de bottle down'. and Arat 3 � - I . , blue vittles, sho' ii-alf, Wheif. come. Au� de doctor he �ny ! 1 tuck Aat blue vittles it would him sho'. People cau�t he t6 I 13 , t - bout sich things- Yes2 indei 16 ' 4 \Ve ain't go t no ,c st,s heab hotel. Bill he don:t like "M 9 stan.) acatu.o way. Ef be W-1 . ,biie bed sla-m it - outen Ae 1i I- ininute. Yes he would- ffil [ cats. ,S6 is ae -waittr ' I glAir, 95 - dey k,ctehes a cat bummin' af. I (ley jis" s4toops him-2dved 4 I anake him iito Je iCiEtern— I I cats drowndea in dat water -d Vit -her. - .1 seea -a eat in &ftl 'c . �,all sw-elled up lfk-e A pnll� - - 374�'a de -m gals done dat X;a A -,y-as to drowned -A - ckt R . iilstoneovtm she keatale&, � her into,de,ci,stern'10110 Wid Ar , , , � . ant. I yon�i v Wouldn't 40 - .1 . ue double a I I (�ail:t a . � kill. t,hicken-well, I � , ` k olf. icuz,d-at -d4Dn!t IM Its nec - ) I ,a�uff,&ib'sa-leely - but J cau" I I 31 - � ,(-,Ilo p dey heads of � like some I . it nl*es me feel so -so -,WT -10 .- �tia,t �hlcken nights. so"s I le ),i:r,. Dunlap$ he's de riebest -% town.. Some people says Aes, I I - is� saill 1,5eople in diS..t,Ov,Vn--4-- - , eY 21,114t- -bilt `t . Bill be says d, I ' - V� I 11; three llunXd, - And Bill he; . ifici I Ile's lived heah all his. 1� , A 1. t . �' . say be,woWt never set Je 11Y I &,,let -know h9w AV h, � - � ..wou.-Idn1liketo ,count all 4 - . '-'0me folks ,say Ais to w -n W01 siderable biggerif -it IvaWt D of so Much r ati roull! it ,11 111) housesonit." [T.1118�-,inj) oasne,ss .dense simplici-V-131 I - jo).7 �e. I t -i I j.eckon _you seed i ;1-8 you come al�on'g u � Ott, 1 T5 . P. st'r ,, ;,;wful big clitirch-awful i - 't, d stone, exceP. An' ifs ail -zoli , - � � par"e steeple I means---'( , " , I - It falls 09 when 4e 'Vial bard) �,11 . . . i, one time it stu& � - *1 back an,ft busted (16 cow An I I i f It's 'Twine to kills � ! cle, teeple 15 is- A Mau-bi , dat s i � i � I was-bigger'll What Bill is-, I ; i a; - I , �d in . ,da:re.ulid :fi.xe, it aga* , , 1) - - - look no bigge, ii a boy. h,� , ,,, � . - C�'s aw � - Up.: ))at iteepi - fal I&I lo�,6k out de � � win(ler X -OP 'kill ' "4 1 � I '*eeble looked �011t) and w.d � - . - : 2 "I I - -5 y . and admiZatiDn .1 . . . . . . . e - . . beyond ex-pressi . �4 � I � . I e was- soinc siXtY -or, s � � . steepl had a clock -face OW I high, and . . I �o' - 0 I ,e�jat arrer on top -1 , . arrer Is Poo . Well, ,sabi dat - - .Is. o, 1(looy.] I seed - � , (�Iis,d 'I", coj,j% I ullp OU4- n . tj it te - , p . , ,11 d,,lt Stt,epj � It I I . 11-fill'to still, -1v it L 1c)0,1z, is stril.-iil`-d,ev- -? , � I C, -'s ibilik- tiat ,111,1 j rs 80 11011 i .. . - - . � an:elld " Nvondttn I eomin to I � lip dare when det,JOCL�ls a stT I � , -- . Clock aill , t j.est a stril:&* likl-` � , o'll e - Ttis a &-41-jw� ,1oC]j:Z, 1-1 In I � - i , 1,t,1 1)uster- Y�o ,4 -1-and Wisa, -, i�,�`i . - I 1. . ,1,,ii,-,belll�l:tllo,N,erdis,eit�-Y- Y� F, iip,tr it boow, boom. boom) IT �11:, � , , . 1i �, , . r re. My Sakes - Dey ain't �il� , ,town,, I ban f -F ll like dat in P. -Ig I - .W1 I ben TDOS I balfivraty 'A t , 7 . . , m3les.] De bell in 11U, ; J-� fth"rty - She don!t mak" -0 . i . :o1e inow - w -� Scasely. 11-� - .1 . � t 11 wr the Jandlord-3, � - - 11�wl Ify � - . � ----. I .Ug toward .50. - i" mr I . - 91 Position, 8-4� I iv-thout,chaA91119- . . .1 g-6 Bar - C ,Zu Say dal . lidn)t Y , , I . . � -4 I � I i ty-three I . � *� , . hund'd pe� � "ZI Only thru 0 - ,!�,! i .eity,q" ] �� f3ee ] " - 1: s4 ��.,about thirty�th � - , � O.W. " I � , pop� � ation 11 the � . al I S SaA - .1 W�elb some foll, - - ; 11 -1 If., - �2 .1 . thousall 1. I lmo,w they do.; 11 - I I , , � 4�4 Yes. . " � - � . � I . - . - � torre"t., � - .1 � ,,, Bill I don't thi" a's - ,4 - . "I ,.-,. 4 ) - � . � ----- , I irk 0, .* � o 1, 'est a wholeprA --c ... I -t ... � I me� to f6tch it all lip- I' . -1 � , -- a r. .. - J , � L 1.� .i Yes 11 t1lat's all � -� . " Bill J) le ; me I I �JB%it � I - , W � - - I I - . . I � il �