The Huron Expositor, 1875-10-01, Page 2• TEE LOST WAGER.
T e trunks were packed and corded,
jand,the carpet bags wen) piled up in the
teortier of the capseigus old-fashioned
hall. ..
How melancholy they looked, those
emblems of .parting and. adieux. Not
even the merry laughter of the two or
threeyoung girls, who were gathered.
around. a etalwart, handsome fellow of
about 25, could entirely banish. an hut "superphosph ea,"
, palpable sometbint of sadnese from the when a tie nt4it brcaght lum a ear and
scene, Cousin Jack was going away, 1 a letter. .
the 'general taiechiefemalter, torment and ' 6.61The ottoman is in the p rlor,
tease of the svhole family, and Mr. Olies-
ter, sitting by the distant Window, wiped ! Jabez T to e laid aside his ne
his spectacles every five minittes, aud de- I per, gine 4 at the ,card. which bo
dared, pettishly, that the type of the 1 simple int aription 4 4 Sohn Lacy"
evening paper Wit8 a terrible trial to his ; at the let ' which purported to h
old eyes. 1 introduci° y to that individual,
" You'll co 0 beet. soort (Teak, ktear," I " How ha -from my old c
coaxed :Mitt us Cheister, the prettiest ; eh um, 0 natert as I live., Berner
ah ti handwriting, but ti
on aven't heard from h
ti -hal:n l what is this
requea upon my iir
e and has hear
-has lots of n
him with My
in such in
chairinan of all the ricultural *nee ngs
for tett miles around. , It was no soh lar-
ly-looking library, ilike that of his
aneient comrade, "tester, but a 0 are
light tdoint with fou uneurtained in -
dome and Orname ted with num ous
blaek-fritated, engra ingssif prite c ttle
and giant turnip.• e wes seated n
leather cushioned e air, looking overthe
filee of an agricult ral jourp.al, to find
150M6 et013.' in fon/ talon on the su ject
Of " phosp ',rites" &DC
Pe
t collection:611er bro w n cut le bonging , I possess (tau ghte
about her round face, nd. her eyes - wants u e to aid
sparkling with a, curious lixture of fuu known c perience
and tears. Wleit doe the rascal mean?" ejac
" Pm not at all certitio of that, Miss Jabez th fringe Ot gray hair tha
Minnie.1 said Jack, deo ieely, " if rounded his bald head standing abs
su ed f tiding a lo c ation to suit ly erect Alt indignation. " I'll
m, probably de ide to settle Jeffers t kick the impudent y
ca, and- turn t scamp ati of the hOuse."
ny own ac - I .But wt a moment's reflection
calmnese,
t a gentleman I Well after all, l don't see
innie, appeal- there is matter to make
o, very ridienl- Mary say . An eicellent family,
foolishly ngry. Guess I'll see
ad the young Chesters and .this letter- is just
hester-he always was s
notions. Rather. unlik
ethod of coming to an u
n such matters, but th
'most roguish of all cOusine, and. ; change n
who kept up a peace fire of . place , tars us al
1 jokes and girliab. tricks a his ex- I SO years,'
1.1
pretty 66 1
here she aft oh the b ggest trunk of I nephew W min a wi
13.
eye -
the
hen
the
liege
able
in in
in
Pe
lo,t
CO
ananently at • Thorns/
ded pro rietor
Only ini gine our Jae
of property ! ' laughed iv
ing to her sisterea
61 don't e anything
ous in the i lea," renter
man, rather iqued at the amusement of I Zebedee
his relatives'. "At all °Vents there is lar in hs
me incalculable advantag that will re- ordinat
salt from my departure."
• standing
And what is that, Mr ()reale ?" nothing like a, dash of originality in
"The fac that you 'v- played your world, an if the boy is rich and
laat freak o me, you to 'molting little don't obj et At all -events I'll see
rnnx !"
," Dont' be so certain. •
.Jitek !" said] Minnie, sh
earls. “ What will you
111
1 havetet settled with ou. for several
little piece of impe
pay don't inagine they
sir !"
"My dia ond sleeve 1
coral neckla e that you
me within t e next thre
said ck, gaily.
t" Done !" said Minni
a I hear the vager, don't
c veted. Jae
on this 4 ct." .
if that, Cousin And b z Thorpe thrust the
king her long into his p et, and strode deter
venture I don't. ly- into parlorwhere young
bestow a parting trick oncv
You yet ? was- qui
The old ge
with einl ar
pond to be
self-posesic
"1 ha
vicinity; Thorne," said Jack
menee ; but
are forgotten,
uttons to your
on't impose, on
. months, Min-
•
. "Girls, you
on? . I always
's diamonds.
" But yoa won't haee them, made-
oiselle 1 ow dark. it s getting in this
cavernous ld• hall. S all 1. ring for
lights, Uncle Chester? a id, by the way,
have you written that le ter of introdue--
i
ip
teen to Mr. Thorne ?"
" All in ood time, y boy -all in
od time," said the olc gentleman, de -
°siting his huge, silver- ound spectacles
i their cas . " You young men are in
s eh a desperate hurry, Tell Betsy to -
carry the temp into t e library; girls.
And, Minn e, where is my gold pen?
I won't be - ery long oh ut it, and then
we will haV a nice long evening to gos-
sip over Jae 's prospects.”
While Mt Chester sa in'his cosy, red
cartained, .library, rev'sing ;the leiter
-
Which he lied been writing to hie old
friend, Jabez Thorne, bf Thonivile, to
the effect that his nephew, john Lacy.
Nirt18 in search of an eligible piece of land,
and wished to settle down in that viciu-
ity, and requested Mr. Thorne's aid and
• co-operation in the selection of the Bailie,
Minnie opened the door. •
" Papa. there is some 0110 down stairs
•who wishes to see you immediately for
one minute.
-"Very annoying," said the old gen-
tleman, "just as I was finishing this
latter of Jade's. However, 1 eau seal it
a terward. Minnie, suppose you glance
• over it and dot the i'e and arose the Cs ;
- I m not SO much of a penman as I used
t be." .
• And old Mr. Chester pushed back
1 is chair . sad rose froni the - antique
, tOble to attend the dohs of • his urgent
est. -
Olive Chester wee bruehing out the
h avy braids of her lexuriant hair, be -
fire the ch cssing mirror of fice own
a artmen8, two hours later, when Min-
nie ran in, with a coil titan:an CC co ilia.
ally divided between dicimay and -de-
lght.
" My dear Minnie; what ha. happen -
e ?" excleimed the elder eister, drop
-
p ng her hair -brush and letting all her
✓ yen tresses ripple down unheeded. over
her.shouldela..
I "I've woh the diamond sleeve -button 8
•Olive ! but,' 0, I didn't mean to. What
Would pope, say If he only knew it---orrd
Cousin het, too ?"
• I " Sit down, you wild. little elf," said
Olive, gently forcing her sister ibtO a
chair, ' aud explain this mysterious
r &He."
cl" Well, you know papa left me to look
ver his letter to Mr. Thorne -and. he
was detained tonger • then he expected,
almost an heur, in fact,— ' and I couldn't
help arnitei g rayselfly vniang a parody
on the tette s" •
.
. et Yes-ty u remembet somebody was
telling us hat a beautiful daughter Mr.
Thorne hadl-so I 1-ircitc that Jack was
in search Of a wife, and. had heard of
Milos Thopie, and wanted to settle in
life, and alt that sort of
wherever papa had wri
tate, I wrote wife. : N:
ejaculated the little n
dancing with diabterie.
biog. In short,
ten land or ace
'asn't it fun ?"
eider), eyee
But you know
never once thought of Handing the J.& -
tor; I only wanted to read it to lack
when T went down stairs. Well, 1
. signed it, with a great flourieh of trump
-
eta and just then .who ehould conic ,
in but papa, and the 'Amager. •Of
• cOurse I ficid-aahl when 1 came back .
the letter Wa8 scaled and. safe in Jack's
pocket, and, Olive, it was the wrong
letter 1"
: "It was rather a dim light, and papo,'s
eyes are not 80 keen asathey were wont
to be, and my impertinent miesive was
gone while the real bona file letter lay
:there amongst a heap of discarded pa
-
Pers. And I hadn't courage to con-
fess my misdemeaner, papa is so
epposed to iny innocent l'ittle jokes -and
Jack is off with that ihdeseribable Jet -
ter' 1 :ball certainly win the sleeve -
buttons, Olive, but hat a tornado
there will wheu in mischief leak•s
out."
- I And tile looked so bewitchingly
lively in her alternate taroxysms of ter-
ror and latighter, that Olive, grave old
sister thou'di she wa , had not. -the
heart to le,o ure her as reundly as she de-
served. -
The criraton tamed of the very next
evening shone radiantlyinto the, special
ea;netum a the worthy Id JabepzeweTh,oranned
of Thornville, juttiee f the
-
ti
rd -
that
ney
ell -
tars,
ated
sur-
lute -
send
• ung
AMC
hat
e so
hat
hese
like
ngu-
the
der -
re is
this
ary
him
etter
ined-
Lacy
awaiting his appeal ance.
ntleman's face was to arlet
assmeat ; he was hal die-
ngry, With his guest' coo
hought of settling
the ceremo les of greeting had
exchanged, 16 and understood fro
uncle that you had a desirable pi
property you might, be disposed
with."
"Piec of property !" thought
gentlenia , beginning to fire up again
but he entreated his emotion, and, onl
answered," Really, sir, this is a ver
strange r attest. One can hardly be ex
pected t answer definitely upon ab vela
short no , ce,
" Cert) inly not, Mr. Thorne. I hay
no wish o hurry yOu," said Jack 'elite
thi
afte
bee
ce o
par
Le
ol
ly ; "b t am rather anxious
for myse f, and if you will favor m
a brief d sceiption of the promme
tures of
But . Thorne Was fidgeting u
OD his their! , I
t [do you; mean, sir ?"
wrathfUlly.
at36 rather perplexed at thi
tion, butI he answered, a
1)o -risible I:
, of cOurse ; it is not
eeirtate On a matter of
ce. 3
is is a fait specirneu of the
ii." thought the ind
they are about as impin
kanapes as I want to see.
mething to my long frie-
Zel:ieclee Chester -I won
y out of doors quite yet."
ipose it ie healthy ?" aakec
" Wit
Jack
Mier re0
teously'
" Wh,
be too P
importhe
generati
J abet,
set of Jo
I owe s
with old
the pup
t zi
blandly.
„
" Yola
low gain
anci-"I
"Doe
fever an
t: is healthy ?"
property. Sometimes i
cis diseases are apt to p
1
hci expeet my Mary h s t
I ague ?' thought olcl T tome
leapiug 1 riskly out of 'his chair, as if at
insect d dung him. " T'll set d ,m
daughte to you, Young man-th t wi
settle tl businessat once." .
Aiicl efore Lacy could expre s hi
surprise, his choleric • host had hong
ed the dote' behind him ancl lisap
nested.
•
Mary 'home's astonishment wa ev
;reciter t her father's had been.
vas attired; in white muslin, with
bong net f etheson moss rosebuds in he
bocsom, cl a spray of the same exi uisit
fitment, i her hair, for sonie rural part
or pic-nit. Ond at lint abeolately 3011183
to enter he parlor,
" Wh t an idea !" she excl
blushing to the ‘Pery tips of these tin
shell -Ilk eare. "To b put on exhi
tion like one of your prize cattle I N.
indeed Let the young man go bac
where h came from A pretty pre
Sion ust have of he ladies i thi
quarter f the globe !"
But, my love; Zebedee Che ter
one of ti oldest friendk, and the oun
man r lly a very fine looking ello
and ric into the bargain- Go a
talk to him 11. little , while, there's
good ei ! I coal stOnd it a tin
longer."
And o d, jalvz wiped his forehe
which e perspiration Was stand ng
big bead . And Mary !burst into n ti
control's. ble fit of laughter.
" T,he whole affair is so ridicu ous !
she cub imed.
But e odjuSted the moss rose net
ertheles and tripped demurely into th
parlor.
Now, etermined poll)
in Jack it was hs A
to'ral ; and i thei
was any one thing on ,which he wide
himself, it was his decide/1 olcl ba hel6
ism, lniagine his vexation and &sine-)
therefor , Nit1/011, after a formal inttocht
tient olcl
o se
wit
t fea
easil
e ex
cav
cour
est t
suc
risill
gnan
ent
Bu
dshi
t tur
L
thes
evail
f there wa,s a
Jecy'e chareete
women in gen
Mt. Thorne withdrew, 1 Ann
him tete-J.44-1e with the pretty creat
media and -rotes. It !as e
g etiouish, particularly as Ma
.very time he looked at her, an
n exceedingly great disp sitio
," thought Jack, " the m• ripe
OMB of this ideality are ant;
ay the least of it. I came
an old man about purchasin
lin), and he bounces out f the
id sends his daughter, What
ttln I to say to her, I'd 1 ke to
in whit
baerassi
blushed
evinchd
to laugh
" Wel
and. eus
odd, to
consult
land of
room, a
oh oat
know?"
1,
the coneequeuces ott e
°seep° incontinently through the open
Ft milt window. Pat wo a not be a
v .41,0140d proceeding, however, so he
. ignedlieeself to ,f,ite by iaking some
o nal remark on the weat er. - it had
theinuoh,desired effect of reaking the
i , however, and he was a, reeably sur-
• pr sed by the melt same of Miss
Thorne,. - Only °nee did. she; seem con-
• futed ; tvas whon, she lied been de-
scribing a line grove of cedars that be-
loaged to her father's land, regretting at
the eame time that, he conteinplated the
sale of it.
1" I believe I ehenid like te become the
ptirehaser," seitl 4eck. " Your father
1 Itir told you that '''. had some idea of set-
tl ng here ?" _
ti.
Mary grew scarlet, an murmured
some sentence or other, he conversa-
tion was effectual y check d, and Jack,
!telexed at the effect, f r which he
c uld perceive no visible cause, rose to
take leave, i
T
RON EX
livere he to selfri,
path" t,
The
as 01
P'
ett,
1.
• • And alty, glancing shyly in t
rection f her companion, come
conclesi rt that he had beautiful
ish eyes, and a mustache decided y eu
e • tb43
Spen
perior ir tyle to the hirsute adoen
rnents, ojf the younger gentlemen at
Mr. L coy Icoked up at the ceiling an
down at he carpet, and wondered wh
Thorrivil e. ,
" Will you mention to your -father,
ise Thorne, that I shall c al to see him
out this matter to-morro y morning V,
Aa,18e
1kt,(11; moss roses in M r. Thorne's
e garden could ,not have rivalled the Tw
out of the roomwithout a .word of they
hot glow on Mary's cheeke as she fled laVndhyitin
reply.
I.' Very singular 'family this," mutter- al ap
ed Jaek, slowly drawing on his glove " J3ry
and walking down the broad garden when
path. " But,. sh is an =Iuncommouly the t
pretty girl -and L shall certainly take a ch
,at grove of them,
•••• t -tet
OS
TO
11.100,10•10,
ilk Cousin Jack sprang up the
4enk Mary,
Wereabsent a long time -in faet,
abei thought, an unreasonable
lout inie, before, he discerned them
through the dense foliage of the acacia
lie4gei their advaucieg forms. Mr.
Lacy looked exceedinglyproud and self-
satisfied and Mary leaning on his arm,
with bet pretty cheeksflushed and her
lips Wirt', ithed in timid *miles.
Whet does she say'?" roared the pa-
ter fain il ias.
i
" She says she'll consider it I" answer-
ed Jack, deinurelye 1
A we sik or two afterwards, Minnie
Chester received neat little package
containiog the diit mond sleeve buttons,
and the following bilieti :
"Theta Mientet-I'Ve lost my wager,
but J. elicaerfully deliver over the for-
feited stakes, for 1 have won something
of infinitely more intim,
. From which we may
result c f ni.ary's " e
favorabl e.
e
SPEOLit.II, NOTICES.
4.----.4.-.
II Esi'rf ONS :JA,' LY A.NSWERED. ----
11 ould mem wear beard.? Because
a greet protection to the throat
is, and ada much to their person.
ratio°. Why should< we use
Pulmonic Wafers ?" Because
ed for coughs, colds, tickling in
at, Imam ciiess, ,&c. ; they net like
, Ministers ! and lawyers use
4-5ic:Sans recothmend them, and
rid public, speakers say they are
y best inedieine in existence
cure of finch complaints.
all Drumsts end country dealt
ice 2r, cents per box.
t i
SENSIBLE,- Horse dealers are
se 1 to know' what effeots their in -
teres, , purchase 1 "DarleY's Condition
Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy" by
the doetn, and feed it to their horses for
pose of =improving their condi-
hich it always does- others
profit by their examplet-t
er the name, and see that
iature of Hurd. & Co. is on each
. - Northrop &I Lyman'Toronto;
oprietors for Canada. Sold by all
e dealers. I !
-a wife !
COUSIN JAex."
conclude that the
nsid.oration" was
iii early walk through ti:
cedars to-anorrow nnorning
fast."
He dteamed of bine-eyed
that night, and a, Win decidedlyleased
that he should. have a reosona, le ex-
cuse for calling ati her father's house so
soon.
I certainly can't be in love," quoth
he, mentally, " how Minnie would
tease me if she thoeght I was in dang-
er of ening not oaly for 4 farm but a
innipping
Old riping the d'eacl ' soff his pet
,Jabez Thotne was busily engaged
laurastmus, with:a giganti pair of gar.
den scissors, that me ning, when
young Lacy spraitg over t hedge and
saluted- him with a buoyant "good
morning." 0
Well, sir," 4 went `tin gaily, "
have seen'the prolperty, am periect-
1§ delighted. A fine, healthy invest-
ent-no diseate about it, I'm con -
8.
1
p1
`tefore break- singers
the e
tiny Thorne for
Sold)
ers.
VS
sup'
linc
vb esi 'Tidy°. .111" ,
!" said. !Mt. Thorne, rather du-
" And I would like to t le a second,
more thorough inepeetion i :your society,
sir, if you pleatie:"
"Really, Mr. Lae -y," said the old man
sharply, " my daughter has not yet
come down stairs, and-"
" What in. the mischief has his daugh-
ter to do with the 'natter ?" thought
Lacy, but he said: very. politely :
"Of couree I 'vill awaitany time that
may be convenient to y�, sir. I. ob-
served a good d =4 of nat :ve roughness,
but I cannot doe it that there is a very
great auseeptibilitty to imptbvement. A
little judicious ilfettivatioet will accom-
plish wonders."
1=
"Let me tell you, young man,„ began
Mr. Thorne, he a towering rage, but
Lacy saw that lid bad utipenisciously colamitted some arch blunder), and hastened.
to say :
"in short, isit, I am fl'etermined to
sistec;:re t.his iftrit1 gern #t any price.
What is the' sum that voU demand for
• Mr._ Thorne feirly sat down on the
gravel walk, 4.ivetpowered With the ava-
lanche of -wrath twhich het found it im-
possible to shape iuto word*. .
” Upon--eny-loviirci-sirli" he began,
"you talk as itJirAyes o ;mere matter
of business."
Jack was puzzled etiouOli.
• " Tt is the way in wbih I have al-
ways heretofore:Seen accue aimed to treat
such affairs, sir.t
"Heretofore- you have, accustomed !
And pray, sir, how many such little af-
fairs have you 'tool ou your hands ?"
shrieked old Thorne, growing purple in
the face. ,
" Oil, several, ir 1 earl not so inex-
perienced as you eflppuse," replied Jack,
smiling.
Are • you n it .t811/ttniad to confess
this?'
"No, why shosild 1 he
• "Get out of fey ;garden, you young
reprobate I" So1'.111641 Jabez, leaping -up
h •
Y:
the
tion,
shout
Rem M
the s'g
pack4g
rnedi
C°N
a
and ot
of Ma
after
m aile
velepe
Bei 1
IN
an
lair of
and N
been
years, io the treatmerst of those "oldlingering com-
plaint " known ea "Chronic Wasting Diseases,"
with t e most satisfaetary results. It meets all
the in alone we heves toitreat in every form of
debili y, and owing to its xtraordinnry action as
an ex it nt of nutrition and in augmenting nerve
power it will be found to cure and benefit a larger
propo n of eases than any combinatiou hitherto
inven e
11
A
SSIONS OFA ICTIM.--Published as
suing and' for th benefit of young men
s who suffer from Nervous Debility, Loss
od, &e., gieing itis rules ot Self -Cure,
ergoing mueli suffering and expense, and
co on receiving a ipost-paid directed en-
• &trete; NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, P. 0.
Breeislysa, N, Y. • 404-26
LING ATTENTION Or PHYSICIANS
he public to Dr. 'Wheeler's Compound El-
hoshates and Calieaya, a Chemical Food
1 ive °Tonle, it is svell to state that it hese
se in privates practice for more than 15
prepa
the i
great
Eclec
vince
Q., tv
for t
dies
Eelec
of it.
Hote
have
oral
with
leetrl
afoul
offeet
tried
and t
lama
gilt a
the b
done
thro
dene
write
Inc
three
like 1
bene
41 Fol.
ankle
of th
befor
moot
deale
N.Y.
Sole
-Sel
B.13.1
' THEY SAY OF IT. A FEW FACTS
It' THE PEOPLE. -There are but few
a ions of medicines which have withstood
artial judgment 01 the people for any
61 gth of time.; 0110 of these isDr.Thoreas
ri Oil. Read the following and be eon-
: Thos. Robertson, Farnham Centre, P.
t s, " I have been at letedwit h rheumatism
ast ten years, and have tried many reme-
lt out any rellef, until I tried Dr. Thomas'
ri Oil, aud since then have had no attack
would recommend ft to H. Earl,
ecper, West Shelrord, P. Q., writes, "1
e n troubled with liver complaint for ser-
o re, and. have tried different medicines
it le or no bona ti, nitil I tried Thomas' Es-
11,
which gave me immediate relief, and I
3' that 1 have used it since with the best
No one should Ise without it. I have
n my horses in eaees of cuts, wounds, &e.,
h kit equally as good for horse as for man."
le bee, Merchant, Warkworth, writeo, "1
41 some hundreds of bottles of Eclectrie
W is pronounced by the public 'one of
s inedieines they have ever used,' it has
w nders in healing and relieving pain, sore
1s1 &c.aund is worthy of the greatest cella-
.' Joseph Husain Township of Percy,
I was persuaded to try Thomas'Eclec-
11 for a lame knee which troubled me for
O fouryears and I never found anything
r curing lameness. It is a great public
1. -A, M. Hamilton, Warkworth, writes.
w eke I have been troubled with a swelled
NV ieh annoyed me very much. Mr.Maybee
g lace induced me to try Eel -acts -le Oil, and
se bottle was used I WILS cured. It is a
arkable medicine. Sold by all medicine
H. Price 25 Conte. 8. N. THOMAS, Punta's,
n N ORTHROP & TaY31ANa Toronto, Ont.,
10./1 for the Dorninfor. Nema-s-Eleetric
o ed and Electrized. Sold in Setsferth by
k on & Co and R. Luinsden.
S COMMERCIAL LIVERY:
• 1
•t •
1
EAFORTH.
with :lightning rapidity. "To come indersined, in rea1/1g from the Livery
• blue in Settforth, begs to thank his nu -
ere and offer to buy my' daughter, as
if she wete a patch of potatoes. Go, I • drone for theh liberal patronage, and to
TR
mar°
state t
THE V
and
run t
mans
addit
paid
remit
paet
t be has disposed of it to Meresrs. MAT -
say !" • MORRISON and DAVID MeNAUGHT,
Your dough tee, Mr. Thorne ?" he new ',rot's -Ireton ore fully coMpeteet to
s
e bnoinesteas it ehould be run, and in a
yes, my cittugh,ter, i you Jack -a- a to give entire satitsfectien, he would, in
dandy !" , • o to recommeoding his successers to the
"But I am flc1 liatga,ining for , your e, espeak for them the same e'en:crone pat -
daughter. 1 ans bargaiaing for that • vhich hese been extended to °him for the
• years.
piece of land aci Oili the riVer." 1I1031A.S BELL,
" .Don.'t tell Inc I" laculated Mr.
1. U11
CO.' I
777
777
777
TAILORING DEPARTMEift
SEAFORT113
SURPASSES ALL OTHERS.
lst-FOR ITS ENSII.1 ASSORT;
iyENT.
Oat LARGER -THAN in most
tar- all the otter Houses Corn-
ea' bined.
,
LBO A I/
SQUIEI1, Barrieter,Attorney
Goderich, Ont. i 0111w -oval,
Detior & Co.'s Emporium, Market Square.
riablERON & lleVADDEN Batristers
Nei Rolicitore in Chaneery, Goderich.
cAnEnow. n. merADInnn.
l'ATILLIAM SMALL, Oonveyaneer and Comas.
sioneritn IJ. R.; Virroxef en: Anetleneer mot
Appraiser. Aecounts and notes collected on,
reasonable terms.
606 •
L. 130YLE, Barrister, Attorney, Solicitor la
• Chancery, &c., eloderieh and Seaforth. Oa
Pc, over Jordon's Drug St-olt, -Godeliels, ma
•
Solleitore in Chancery, &la 10111e4 on %stilt
IC(•ZAiddli'lif.1:017;;:e::Ar:1:1;Its 'Barr, lerteri, .:Atztleya
35$
it .....-7.---;-....-..s....................„
oppootte the Post Offiee, Ooderleh,
.7, T. GAttitoW,
aZQUIEll & 3IeDONALD, Boalleters, Attorneass,
27Wils' SCITRGEolide' rich. DANIEL
Itel)(YNBALrusi)se'ls.
1
Okjfflee--8°11w4lot°drosoliann60111ii alp:Title Il'besA 013511111:7114
---.-- ' --- - ----
.N.A.TA1n-4030113,1SsOoNiie&itorl"AinTficOhaNn, ot! Bust; 'i,,,sote„.rsc, Atter.
.
Ont: Office -First dor east *1 the new Ileyst
Canadian Bank building. Money ter lost; On farm
• prs°,13setia'tnYco' atsene. 1 - 404 i a. A, WAT)19$,
-
; 1-AT, cals.ITGLIBY f... IloLMESTED,13arristerie At
-L7-as torneys at Law, ,Solicitor in Cheneesa an
2ndFORSELLING 000 DS L_ OWER I ISTlitlivteonereYier -the R. Calank, Sea -forth, Agentafte
Notaries ; Public and Colima/wan:
THAN OTHER, 0-.11: AFFORD,' th,Ne C. Ban_adea8Lo,ivfooe Astosuiritannace.stitorn8 ",p)rcenry,cent• Fillies os
Houses and Lots for sole.
- - - - - - - . - - , • - - a.---.-- - . a
TaElsISON' & MEYER, Barristere and Mtorneys .
II' at Law, Solicitors; in Chaucenyand Insolvency,
Coinveyancere, Notation Public,1 ete.; Ofticesa-eaca.
Itttidfit at once, at Eight per con :, Interest, potable
forth and Wroxeter. $23,0000filP:::::::::t0
yearly.
•Olg. FL BZXSON. bli
,
i
i
Thorne, tugging away at he fastenings uning proprietorsiiip of Bell's Commercial
of his pocket -bo ,k ; ‘• yotir Uncle's let- • y in Seaforth, the subscribers Weald state
ter has informed ine of your atrocious in- h y intend keeping nothlog but first-class
tention," ii ble horses, and good • Terms reasonable. Regular comfortle, ustomers
stylish
" Will you allow me to see the letter, menial Travelets liberally dealt with.
sir ?" • a left at the stables or at any of the
romptly attended, to. Office and Stables
Theme jeelted 't, out of the comport- t 0. C. Willson's Agricultural Implement
inent %Orem It lay and tossed it angrily. m, Main Street. '
towards Lacy, f!e oponed it, and, in ' MORRISON & CO.
spite of his annoy:ince and. mortification,
THE SEAFOBTLI
MP FACTORY
IN
Li
that
andr
vehi e
and
All o
note
oppo
Beep
391
burst into laughte ' at the sight of. Min--
nie's dainty hanil- writing:
" It's nothine ft, laugh at, sir," ex-
,-,
claimed Thorne, /t ,
U
" My dear Mr.. Thorne we are all the
, ILlebL
MS LIALUVI?
VidtilllF3 of a ridi iiilous mistake " said pn IETORS of the Sen.forth Punt Faetinle
Lacy, .. '' My until : never wrote t'his let- Lured by t hem are hosed with Porter 0
h to inform the public that au he prunps
ter ; itis the woi k of my mischievous ollow Augur, which bores a perfectly
Copan) Minnie, l'he genuine document hole, fine consequently the Snickers of
nup can be taken put of the top whether
mutt have been t behind." . the np is in deep or shallow svelte. In their
wif"erAnd you di II; Icome to look for a I puslij a hey use only Quartered Timber, and the
; punt 9 se warranted not to Crack or Cheek when
1
l came to pike:hose real estate," . ""°H (1to the sun. i
" Wrione-w-w l'',. old i jabez Thorne o t Water plsterns and Tanks
deseription =Wei to order on the shortent
WEI ietled ' loud to (1 long, then offered ()f tv
his hand to his guest \kith a hearty VI% nd at the very 101Y6e
Ht reseuneratIve .
laugh, priee, es, c sterno are tile best in ne, ming warrant-
• ed toll t from 20 to 25 years, aid the frost dOes
" Well, my 1)0Y, 1 am heartily sorry I not inj re them. The preprierors of the Seaforth
called you 80 nieny opprobrious names, PUMP 'actory have alwavs endeavored to keep
theinw k up with the titn0F, and they are deter -
but ,MOry.and 1 enpposed You were after mined 1 ot to be outdone by any other establish -
her. I neust go end tell the little minx inent id the country. All work warranted, and
what a blueW'e ade" zriceo Elow as /MY in the bnsiness.drvmo
WILLIAMS & CLUFF,
it
ri
man fa
Pate t
strel h
every p
11
le
Stay a mortal:a, sir," Said .Jack, lay-
ing a detaining .14 id on the old gentle-
man's arm, as hit quick eye detected the
distant flutter Of Miss Thorne's light
dress among the trees ; " will you allow
me to make the u-ecessary explanation
myself ? I arn - t at all certain that,
after I have selected a hoe*, F shall not
enter int:Thusinigs.-like negotiations for
a charming pqate wite to preside
over it."
, "As you please, my lad," said the old
gentleman, chile ding. 4* give my
consent, if only to atone for - my
vil-
lainous treatment of you n little while
ago,"
He resumed hit gardening operations,
occasionally pau rig to laugh all to him-
THE SEAVOILTII •
LIji‘IBR YARD.
'.41.BEE & Al.A.ODOIN ALD HATS AND CAP
BEG, to inform tlie public that they have re-
,nosr their Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Mer haute Salt Company's Works and 31ar-
shall'e ill,
They keep constantly on hand a goodassort- WEEKLY AtativALs
mer,t ALL KINDS OF'LUMBER, &closed and
undtess d. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
;.
;
tatt BY BUYING CHEAPER,
at' and making Larger Sa14
fir we can afford to sell for
na* Lower Profits.
• I
I
3rd -FOR SUBSTANTIAL,' HONEST
MATERIAL AND CAREFITI.,
MAKE.
Or WE ICEEP CAREFUL
ter watchi on the making ancl
• sponging, and guarantee sat-
isfaetion with every Ger-
Aar mentt
4th -FOR THE EQUITABLE SYS-
TEM ON P.HICH BUSINESS
IS TRANSACTED.
Or ONE PRICE -No Deva -
tion.
ter
0AS1 PAYMENT-AvIoi-
aw- ding redit Losses.
tar SIGNED GUARANTEE
Or given with each purchase
Our Present Stock
EMBR
CES THE
NEWEST DESIGNS
In FRENCH WOIRSTEDS,
• ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
SCOTCH CHECK TWEED3,
ADIAN TWEE S.
THE MOST POPULAR STYLE
JUST .NO*7- ARE
Our Diagonal
Coats,
Our Black Patt rib
Or Fine Hair
Our Basket Pat
Our Fancy Cite
—
R. CAMPBELL, Seaforth," Coroner for the
County, Office and rest' nee. Main Street -
S uth near the Statien,•
$ 7 't
T G. SCOTT, M. D.; &c., Physician, Surgeonana
u • Ae.coucheur, SeCforth, Ont. Office and reel -
d' nee south side of Goderich.1 Street, first, -doer
st of Presbyterian Chuts.e. : , :
L. TERCOE, b IL, O. PhYakials, Sure
• geon'etc., Coronerfor t eComity ol Buren.
Office and Itesielence,, corner o Market andlligli
streets, next to the Planing M41
OHN A. BURGESS, M.D 6 M.aGraduate of
McGill University, Montreal, Member of the
College of Physiants: and Suageons, Ont., Physi.
elan, Surgeon and AsScauelleuis Seofortli.
First Door West of ;Mr. Lunisden's Drae-eteta
Residence, fourth haulm west ef the Pxesbyterleis
Church. Night calls 'attended :to at residences.
:r B. PHELAN, D., C.Mk flak of the &m-
u • of Shaver & Phelan, Str tfordaGraduate
MeGill University, Physician, Surgeon :and Ac-
conchenr, Seaforth, Ontatio. Office -Rooms In:
Meyer's Block, fOrmerly °coupled by the late Di.
King. Residence-Cemmereial Hotel. Will at-
tend at Carronbrook rn Tuesdays and Fridays. 393
•i- 11 DOWSLEY, M. D.,1 L. R. C. P. S. K,,
-a-' • Member of College of T'hysiciaits and Sur-
geons of Ontario. Labe House Surgeon of Kings-
ton General and LYing-in Hospital, Physdelan,
Surgeon and Accoucheur. Offsee-Albert Street)
opposite Fees Steens M -Ms. Residence-Thiron
Street, opposite Conimereial Hada Clinton, -Ont.
Professional calls punctually *Levied to bothin
town and country. -886
T El.. BULL, tl• D. SA, SUrgeon,
u • bentistate.,Seaforth, Ontario
Plate; work, latest styles, en
executed. All isurgical operations -
performed svitheare and promastitnde. Fees:aglow
as can be obtained elsewhere.; 0111e,e hours Irma
8 A. M. to 5 P. M, Rooms -Over Mr, .A. G. Mc-
Dougall's )3 bore, Main-st. 1 • 270
----1
DMeNAITGHT, Veterlitary Surgeon, than-
• ate of Ontario 'Veterinary College Seafintle
Ont. Office and Reeidence in rear of killer= A
Ryan's. Calls promptly attended to, night or
eay. A stoek of veteriaary naedielnes on band.
Charges reamonable,Horses eXamiued as to sound-
ness and certificatesgiven if ilequired. Set
A• M. CAMPBELL, Y. S., Meentiate and Prize-
-1-..,• man of Cornell University, Ithaca., N.Y., end
Graduate of Ontario Veterin ry College, Toronto,
ns
.has settled permaneatly in V ,wherehe wilibe
found ready and willhig to attend to ell kinds ,of
diseases, iu all kinds! of animela _Oman excepted},
In all kinds of 'weather, and it all hours. Red-
denee and °face two 1, doors east of Cook's Tem-
perance Hall. 319
VICTORIA HOTEL, WAL ,ONs-john Winter,
V PrOPrietOr This hotel is situated on the
G 1 Road 10 miles north of Seaforth =apes -
MVO I I
SCSIi0S every accommodation and comfort for trav-
elers. The best brands of liqisors and cigars kept
in the bar, and a careful and attentive hostlerin
024.7 Ta' Breast Frock aoette hnodat:je.e. Goeti Otabliog an connection nowith
,
fassirrtelw Suits,
2)7,, &zits,
0271: Smits,
C M98191161'13 Suits,
Our Scotch Tweed &tits,
Our Canadian, Tweed &tits,
At the following prime:
$10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $22, $24,
$33, $36 and $40 a Suit. -
EVERYBODY INVITED TO INSPECit
THE
LARGEST! BESTU CHEAPESTA
STOCK OF CLOTHS!
EVER EXHIBITED SEAFORTIEL
THIS DEPA!tTMENT'
Is under the Management of
Mr. T• K. Anderson.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
wrbi0h t y are prepared to sell at the lowest pos.
Rage pnl. 308, for Coat. Also. on hand any quantity
of the b otACTON LIME.
Bni1dirs and others will find it to their advan-
tege 10 haspect our stock, and aseertain ourprlcew
before pli reins oin gel ffewherie, as we are in a poi tiou
offer go a I inducements to teals purchaaers.
1,60 MABEE & MACDONALD,
Of The ...Vewest Styles Out,
A G, MoDOTJGALL &
.14.1. VI! trIV.
C03131ElICIAL LIVERY, Seafortn, Ont. T.
SHARP, Proprietor. Comfortable and elegant
carriages, and firsteclass reliable horses alwill
ready. Charges Moderate. (Alice and stables on
Binon street, second door east of Main street
Orders; left at any of the hotels promptly attiesd•
•ed to.
J711 214Elititi414113 OVA*
.JOIIN STRUTIIIMS, Woe] Carder and -oak
7-7 Dresser, Woolen Factsny, Bayfield, Wit
JP. BRELi
IN, c.eneed Auetioneer for tbe
• County of Mixon. S4es attended in ill
parts of the County. All ostdcre left at tile21-
POBITO! Office will be promatly ettendeatos
A LEX. CAMERON, Practical Watchmaker -sad.
-LI- Jeweler, Mitchell. Cus 'mem will Audit ig
their interest to deal with rue, as, they will ban
the benefit of ray bong practien.1 cxperienee in the
j
trade. 4°1
WIDEMAN'S. .HARNESS SHOP,
,zuRzext.
THE- undersigned, inretirink from the Haines
'•.:. making business in Zurich, begs to thank*
numeroris patrons for their liberal ssupptotaand
to state that he has disposed ;of his Istunneseta
Mr. William Klopp, who ha» been working kg
him for some time. He has no heeitation is
recommending Mr. Klopp to the public gen
as being a first-class workman, and one who
eve entire eatiafaction' and In thus recommend-
ing his successor to thepublic, bespeak for blat
the samo generous patronage Which has been ;41K•
tended to him for the last sev n years.
•i 104.11- -C, WIDEMA.N.
1
4
'LEAVING purchaaed from1
Mr. Wideman la
j-jwo;_ldliastrnateessthaSthire ainnatenSdthes kitlefphinegstiorenbilthos4
nothing but a first-class St-oek of Heavy and
Harneesand everything generally kept In
businos. Partieular attention paid to
Collars. ,All kinds of Roe gproroptly
ed to, and all work *ssnsnte&i Charges libelist .
402 • W31. OPP, Zurial,iOnt.
HOUSE AND LOT iN KIP—Pirl
i
. To be ISoicl b9j Auctim
ijrWin,
v, 1 jiti.;Ps.r.BR. ZE will sal by TublicAuetians
nKippen, saw etipleaW
On the prendaes, on 3I0td and oceDAY, OCT. la_
ibS
House ad Lot in ___
pthuTorcEiroseAlSri.:--Oati6e,n_pteu-erth41,enradiato,lifierftletoretkopstfiljtatitasee tomsta°12quill
sol• irdhaetEtrieHessilirstdteirte.e,tsta°1pla*,e:,15,sivii,h,rwin 111° bil
403-6 W BLA kovieta'
THli PH(ENIX
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
• OT' LONDON, ENGLAND.
• W. N. WATSON,
A OBtiT AT SEAFORTH, Tido old
4-16- Company was aotablielied In 1782s lloga
ness in all parts of the world, does the
larg,est busineos the United Tfl dehls
dams with promptitude and Abe 7,
are moderate,
tar
PetI
for inauYYF4
alUlaIl
onace�ic:tir:ei08...!:11:0evasp,5easdset4.7egl;
t partaktrigof Inc hospita
g1tp tIni lr.ittt,girlalhoa,
ter rooal lispleasa:tirJan
4•esiiea
tariafteprezi
t New
Lond'on and
• quite au old man, Aarte(
:mv I:En-1d%. fyr:anandhi4m,,,sbaiy:
fa' iliof his errand.
In
exist*, and the little gi
MeI-- new the young lad
'leo resided saVtr the b
..,oiettani.:oltiopilidfoa:1;1:14;t1:61.1wotiltuthhuhseeit!toilacwealeloricloolirtararing:ndtuTii
of
tiesuite`,whe bad'aecepte4b
WhiCbii
ag., e;rtizree:eanutd j : few pe
it, liable ta-de. As won asthe
Igagebtaixttroldneedtheparty
e sisid : " Now, Mary, I war
these gentlenien into the laza
to show thein what a, good
, talist,nooltilguinetig itteleestmaninhastueghoeu
nattosid of ii; lin hat:
t ii ii al tr i despair
ne ibilgrase2d
ls:cothe j.
ffe
an
lardy was era% eceptairiatiaoitashaswtstliy
i,
waytti e duaing-roon
e beilouts Ingwas .laid, h
d, the
aandttheti
oy
out the muddy coffee =4 /1
to be #uest ,aIl of when'm mewl
ief it ettoent CoL Andrew J. Don*son
road eutfs npt1eW and. private lie&
viiwirf, acriaankl 4:14'elitwhibrelitelitleP ehl att*witli
1
' :hostels, ii,nd. en passing it to her,
.`"iitis -, you f &Tor me -with' an
p of your xcelleut coffee,"
be filled i for him and aa she ba
i , 1'
it tO Ijini!Zaid in al0W tone : "Col,
i elson,i yon a a trite gentleman and
made a young girl grateful to you fel
and I pr�lniie youmni:offietalmy wthatiti you 1
esu pu.
eball be ast for yon."-
The no onellbowed in acknowledge
the party Was then on the eve a
urte land the noting lady never
agate; biit years after, when A :
Instrlitsa 'lady' and mothet; Where ii
Presidential campaign of I553.„
-lament liM-htel*Feailiereilatiteckeitr shVe--:4ti
realer promise, and, though anal
Republican, Was strenuous that her
band. i -A:101d vote the electoral .i
that )30T -p the " Fihnore and Done)
, beading. Gorrespondencc tgprin
pubikan),
n,
10 many ti
tele, owned,
ansioue at,
and wbos
01 s-oldier,
1 ItiOnkpy *Stories -
On iboard. herajestytt ship Eur
:
there was .a Jar iblaek monkey li
tail for whomt the master had a part
aversion! ; he i was! convinced that it i
some; day get at and injure the ehtc
eter Of which he Was in -gar -A and
way si kept his too= fast locked.
day, however, the monkey crept it
ried Off .:-the Chronometer, and rash(
the rigging with 0 in his hand, the
master Tolio- 'lig iwith teats in his
i
while ali the sailors in the ship we
to try and 'catch the thief. llighe
higher they Climinaii, but still the'
ey tent ;above theM, and when the
ifithlii an inch of him he dtopped
one part of the rigging to another
• only -a glancing labld of theropes,
nothltigibut a Rine -armed beast i
prehensile tailcould follow. Athisti
thee I fellow -climbed Closer awl 4
i -there Was no outlet light or left,
or below, his band was ahrmet -i
the creature's ;leg, when suddeti
- tseieilgOhe,'wasbr):thti°14
ed the ehrneteter viciously
head, iraising j his arm.' all hi
possible, and then flung it as far
voulll into the sea; A moakeyon
another Queen's .ship fell everlioai
,
vers bid weather; the sea Was *
that the Captain redused to allow
to be lowered ; but the feeling -
sail* ifor their pet was so great 1
• hat; he !gave way. They rowed. Ten
ron4d in vain, and were•returiini
up 'the ship's side, when they N
true ' . toe:who bad climbed up .1te.
zke
of the rudder,imocking and -grim.
them for their:useless pains:
the; figure -head. , Another
,helteai On board the -------,
by Tile sailors was exessswely viol
ihii
cliveui7b.rd-gtkireii,1.14;.wiatilltieherOLliveenejartainedgyti rot i
, ,_ .,.. ; . _
round to where the kitten isk at
thetteettin4 ;I Suddenly. be `streto
his ;hand and amok& her oveilx
• afebrio4 ba4oasytt:70 :.43.3.eioi
nkiniad. interfere.
re.' ::
saitl the =rata angrily "Was- MU
used to get j Atm& and play
tricks; still he was not alt.ogel
A Mpaniel On tea -pa -bad
h, joeko; was extreme
- 7 -$tI
1the mother, however, 'Iv
, i , 4 ,
" nothing to Say to him, and woulA
Iovi' him to enter her den. r0
- however, he had left her chiidr
for *moment, locl corning bacl
Jookel sittip-gmursing all the *IT
4.e:teherritilinihsi:sp:::,ligfreat,
the hi sliclifP'::rttlyallYnsri3atalv:nedg Ose
good lilten
'in his charge, Joeko seeming to,
-mother used to ngi GOO iltn:figps,'which he -co. a ,
1 I
o
. '1 a dta e 0
January
4,abattoirs,eiriaae,itri 4 41 andlla dtfeitoe$:' ' :°. 1 1 4:::duringlurnae 8i II lopii.. deal-,,,u143a:4°.7i3 .lr ethn°:horse,.setT 11iti::I :11 °be at. e difoili
ihOnt 350; maids, The eh* 1
,
t4lefrainsi ir adren?i4nrboasn4es tri hf,eabout
ea bhk eye sa comb, t li rt 09 o_ezii 170:
114,:,41:24./toinc: dtooPrilcessisunts, 1):1u
hone i le
tiOst*es
nd
nYpa.wert:y rsits3r0,'.0 til?)4,:tbe vtgrP°1400arlea:74:eput
f
ry and fcrt
u,ters,i ty
°?4,, *hie beese svtoz._
Into
Lida
!alit