The Huron Expositor, 1876-01-07, Page 2r
14A ARET'S STORY.
113Y MB$. FLORENCE EDWIN.
" Three years' hard labor," paid the
judge, aridthen came my Sentence,
Tw months at the Island." Then I
was ustledwith the rest into the
"Bleak Maria." for mine was the last
case to be disposed of. I om the
Black Maria," the name of the con-
vertive,
on-
vegan e, we were transported into the
hold of the steamer, and soon were at our
destination.
Th® sea air evidently del not agree
or d`
with me. At the enol of one month I till eo
was so feeble that 1 could scarcely crawl o role
around. One day the doctor said some -e
•
not sa
how,
my th
again
Chan
Cattleto the
leavin
husba d
Henry
Love s
quainted
about hei
party t
ci
e
thingato the matron, and after that no
work was expected from me.
I made one of the women --who had
overheard what the doctor had -amid—
tell me. It -wag that I would not live
more than rte week or so. I was glad
of it ; yes, glad to die, and I bu twenty-.
five.
" Well," I thought, "bef re I do,
I will put down the story of ny life,
perhaps it may be .a warning to other
women."
My fattier was a •farmer, at
ever things didn't gojust right
ed his crossness on mother an
dren. I was the oldest, then c
and Robert, sturdy boys of to and 14,
then Carrie, 10. At the time the event
occu ed that chang d my life, 1 was a
well- rown girl of 1 f. We in the coun-
try attire more rapidly in betty than
you of the city.
It was an unusually late spring, and
in consequence father had bad luck with
his crops, and wus-oli, so eros ---so hard
to get along with, The ery of the large
family to support, end two goo for noth-
ings, meaning Carrie and me (for he could these
ergive us for not being boys) was
off his lips. it on
s hard when one trys the best one it is
can, to be continually reproilcheti for lard
what is no fault of one's own. I am New
ecl n
Po
in in
left
icing
lost
to d
to d
er co
carr`
and
was
rou
cd
drive
safIe.
husi
to t
the
the
and
Joh
awn
that
was
turn
thro
very
face,
ed
a fe
face:
It
arri
wra
roo
of
Wh
star
S
my
not
my
doo
row
war
gra
to r
him
I can
count .fo
that pr
sprang
ass
ed b
re
in Go
SU
0
n.
his vi
he so
they
them
comp
them
Ea le
d when- lY 1. f
he veut- tural
1 us - band,
nine Dchitick lover,
tellin
with a'
ane, fob;
part Thep
trously
What
band
to fin
that
ed, 1.
dren
husb
a
e
tat
I
11p
re
lea
al
not f
never
It
sure that mother's work and
was not easy, but :you coul
father think so, and though
hard to add to the family ti
sewing straw, we got little tha iks for it.
While other girls dressed the selves in
• finery with their straw mon y, I went
plainly clad. But if I -bought a new rib-
bon to tie back my curls, just as soon as
father spied it, usually at the tea table,
he would commence a long lec-,ure about
indulging vanity. Many s the quarrel
we've had My hot -young l Zood up, 1
gavel back wordfor word t
from the table and room, in
"Mother would sit there, not
utter a word, and little Carrie,
nickirarlled • the "saint," w
my arose and plead -- " Don
don't."
I watts() sick and tired of this can-
tinual scolding, that I had. 4etermined
summer :' then Mr.
my work
n't make,
we tried
antes by
ill ordered
disgrace,
daring to
whom we.
ould pull
't, sister,
to run away that
Gena'iett came to board with us and . ev-
erything was changed._
He kept a large market in the city,
and was father's best customer for early
vegetables, and theatter produce of the
f hen, fath-
viable dis-
generally
enjoyed a
showed a
d father,
farm He paid lib rally or ; is board,
and it helped considerably.7
er didn't dare to display his a:
position before him, and, as h�
took .meal times for; that, we
respite. 'Mr. Gannett soon
preference for, my 'society, a
-- seeing it, 'and probably foreseng the re-
sult, was as sweet as sugar to me.
. One night, they, mother, father and
Mr. Gannett, were shut up for a long
time in the sitting room. I was sitting
on the stoop when Mr. Gannett came
.out, He asked me to walk yvith him,
and listen to soniething he had to
say. I knew quite well what it would
be, and, my iniad was made up
spoke a word.
.When we came to the brool
ped. Then he asked me to t
and I—I anawcied yes, never
never caring what marriage meant. He
was rich, he would take me away from.
home, and there Wouldbe one less to
sup ort.,
`hese, these were the considerations
that influenced me, and I was frank
enough to tell hilm so.
ee Do you love any one else
ed, when I acknowledged tha
love, but liked h'
I shook my he
e e Do you thin
me, my dear ?"
• " If you are 1
before he
he stop -
e his wife,
thinking,
imt
ad `negativel
k You can le.
ing abou
tne4; th
Well,
boat.
ward t 1
that
ith s#'ie o
call e
illar be a ng
y, Bcf a re
ith h to 1 k
etri nes, 0
subject
n, 1a
asked
gave it f
man r w
be13ble,
lira cipl.8.'
John. to e
wade up y
y:denoun ed
rong and
till !Will rd
story of y
in a v ry
en. accept d t
the r to : h
foil we
en a h+me
ganotefir
itthe nae eo
riding, h m
othin g ut
in' the . e e
rds to m :et
ho retu •ns li
wife to g tet 1
knows iis
e dishori a reg.
:rlesS. 0 'm
oulc tliaI
sha eful ye r.
ome hor tale
m, t a vitt
hed e i ab
few. ile out
He hire c it
d 1 easel a
nth re eau e
parzdise.
oturii • to is
urn the •ex
thint, I id e1
myself. Tb
t oug t I r
fter lune eo
tend ng t dr. v
dtusocu
the each tlf
wh he res c
" h had ord
al• o, my husb and
st ped when the . an said
n i and fay thee is went
band I h d c i honored,
the city sa' aping b
e with m ve 1 ightly d
trjirl! f to gam. h 1 e thoug
eh, !ham
er, ould n
of s 0 ne you : and wr:
of ejoy my 'de at al
hen the hot : i. ;' heads
d ewaed. Vh 1 being
gh, oadway t h d, whic
sir l •, blew , y veil up o
11; : tily� re lacedit and
nx sly bou me. But
lin' relief, I :aw none but s
iIE, So a s-
stUc ill
again nd
though , it
enter, add it
e came up
coat ; hen
me with my
te the
dooming
very 1
evening
brought
le atte
baud fo
arid eon
ree
ac-
ttle
at a
up
his
lad -
who boli ves
elieve in and
yJ liber l in
nd that : ince
princi r les,
1 mthong s t of
ing g hied
to ind, unf u Ided
d'fferteut 1 ght.
Wil ing-
n Vis, and nee ing up llus-
fle,d with my
1 husban and
he man fiend
notate f u l low
oath sl oiirld
I loved i ola-
1
c
nan's, a hus-
ine exp ting
int, and -finds
nae is ells, roc•,
and his chit
children my
uld blo out
1 could cri_ow`
ream 1
teal'ty.
aiitiful
of the ci
ider an a
is wife.
'! nudist
eh one d
ueiness,
night ; I
t i know
hears s
bit ivotil
Il ordere
Ito the
Lily mi
i' the sh
tfully in
snot to1
id not th
•
w
ed
$
1
an
uo
n
eat
rel
ear
rind.
ilia
op
til
I mg
1" he ask- `1I
t I did not husi
avid
fore fort
decl
tem
dart
the
pal
mu
in to love
ine. to me I ain sure I
can, was my az}swer.
tie seemed perfectly satisfied with it,
and patting the engagement -ing on my
finer, kissed me, and lecl me back. to my
nits, asking their blessingg
remember howl bitterly 1lsmiled as I
rd hale ask it; did 1 not know how
delighted. father Was to get me off his
hams so soon, and my mother said : " I
had done well," eaten though she. knew I
one short
d, for Mr.
rriage, and
sen ted.
par
hen
did! not hove the -Man who it
month /would be my h.usbai
Gatinett urged; a'' speedy m
both my parentt willingly co
4.t the expiration of that
married—a bride of 1G, and a
of 40. Mr. Ganhett took
beautiful home in .Glouces
are
pt�
i.n
Vit
effe
g
M.Y
ho ibl
T love,
to e't
I dr
threwwi
im` a ole
me aid,
an
time I was e
bridegroom, to
me to his glo
r and for saic
1
six years 1 was comparatively happy. I , '
Ilea. a good and kiii4 husband, one of the er
kindest that this earth holds, everything liar e
that heart cculcl wish, my wishes often-
times anticipated. Two be ntiful chit
dre�ri called me mother, and --God help
me—I did try to love my husband. Why
could 1 not ? why was the love that
would have been a blessing dimmed, and
that which brought a curse given ?
In the su mnier :afternoons I used to
go ,up to the city on the boat, so as to
come back with . my husband. Some-
times the children accompanied me.
One afternoon I , was rather. late and
barely reached the boat in time to avoid
being left.
The seats on deck were all taken, and
I was turning to go down in o the cabin,.
feeling disappointed enough for I had
baby with me,- and I though the air did
her good, when al gentlema , sitting in
one of the .most dceirable sea s, offered it
to ;lite.: I thankfully aceep d it. -He
diad not go away, but stood t ere, laugh-
ing and talking to baby, wh always at-
tracted great atte tion ; th he began
to talk to baby's other, an l when we
reached the landin it seems as if 1 had
known him all my life. He ave me hfs
card et parting 11 to let me . 'tow I' had
been ;talking to a Iles eetable person," he
said, !laughingly. ' The car bore the
name of Henry Willard, of the . firm of
. Willard k Co., Jewelers, Bo on, and the
street and number ;
While I sat wai. ing for Jo n—how the -
old name slips out—I read th 3 name over
and over again. 1. could think of noth-
ing but him, what he said, and the
look in his eyes when the itaby lisped
i1 a,paa,,
When I saw my husb an comin , I
thrust the card into my pocket. 'I did
man
sat ifiice
fri : ndl
me he
nee err s
hilt as al . e
th rdo out of t+ e
sta. di 1 alon the e
int; Of e.esol tion th
so m n , sp(kFn, ad
Jo hat n atoll
mo se II0 re all
Ho 1 ap reci: te
b hit wo ld
ate: th of
me. A ter
ent ow in
istl sly turn
Makin
and the el
vously a li
kne v t
for it is sa
lee .rite," T
re Aral zed
—I mee m
e. flin
the sof
ki d,
o any h ma
m
le
t now, nor
the p rox SCA
sed inc hi
and eon'ron
ately, de en
e nd ho e;
T care for
bait one ma
from. hi , if.
will kil m
drag me •fr
at endi
fm wo
augth
o'ke y
oft ! this
1 answer
o wish :m
live with
i tli • ."
off my
it down,
raaei St
coin j; it i
ing lit ul
Ovehis
He toi
len, n a
e I hall
yo ag
some I -
sp red
the mai
every hin
ts, pe nile
hat i spi
you wan
ds.
ld
st
to
we
sta
eh
�f a
>lc
c0
ne
yin,
as
eh'
'fo
51
eo
lee
for t e p re-
wi 1i g , and the wo
sti ue . n its plac
tare urne
ti e,`:i was so
at e e y abate 's d
t t t r, : hogs wa
in his; siness in
we weeabroad.
p. e t place, a d
ou sej% i in Paris for
th . WI to Up 1 th
ed as wife, Ten
th . t t vas Amp° sib
an ,; r ne ensue _, t
wa: t ' d I yielded
kn' w hitt mistr ss.
gin i • f the end.
the later he
to s t week iti Lo
p::se , _ d brought n
sae sealed a ve
it. auk bill flu
tw e e 1 ing cards, a
te not : .
urp ''ec, I begin
11
1,
4
ha
sco
1%
Wil-
oun-
y of
sum-
rbed
y
rom-
was
what
med
nev-
the
eity
d.
rtest
arnil
k in
t of
t go el
tolled t
and
were T
riven b
was
myl
TH
the room bega to dantee up t
a strange sufis eating feeling
t my heart, and I fainted. B
I remained unconstsious I can
As soon as I was able I finish;.
ingthe 'note. I can remember, it,
o . d fr word, for -1 think it 1 written
oyes of lire on my brain.
Mna0ant-r," it began, "I shall be
way across the ` Atlantic when this
hes yon, Captain Donaldson .will
er deliver it in lemon or by post,
o will se by the enclosed that I'm
rued. , Th_ , I've got tired of
and with the help
N tEiPOSITOR.
end
rs
ow
ed
al
ea
it
a
e fact'i
oral lif
ife ant
on't ge
your cl
ing a. s
•
oing to turn over a
my dear
leaf. an insane ideia---
ou end ma ene with my Wife,
ite useless, as .sbe
ing to overlook it
for love of
osed is f500,
.the best way t WO it avould hy
got baek to your bilk hd,1 He's sueh
If
al
ou
tone you can easily get
round Irina
why Doa-
e my place,
ue on this
degas vulgarity in t °lady who simply
verloade herself on oecasions when pee-
ns! ornment is not in keeping. What
an is, that there isimodesty end
briety of attire and even of beariag
monk reeogniaed gentlemen which the
ecognized lady has n t yet attained,
RUlee for
Do not exrees you
around you, merely fo thd sake of sa,yitg
ailti Life.
inion too fr
and diecided y When differs from th e
What I
Try to
therili in
thiuk," ne good will e
give up year wfil and way.
trifle" as well a's in more
is involved. 1,
Do not complain of lit* diseomfo
but bear them eheerfully,
Try tO avoid rnakieg disagreeable
marks of any d.eseription, !and make
an leasa comparisons.
le
on is very anxious to ta With it m rtyrttike air, but always cheer -
1 you can act as you pl
cotton, ‘0 N Dome indulge the idea that in a ag-
y beart welled With bitter loathing ferent po ition from the one in which Gled
an diagust. No surer Way,. coati he has P1 d you, you s mill. lead a better
ha e teken to kill ray love, Use i his or a hap ier life.
m ney to return to lay husband ! twice ! No m ter what eo es epon you, dotet
I /ould starve first As 0 his las En- give uP it ! Look i square in the eye.
su ts 1 scarcely gave it a thought I Don't le it see you fli eh. If sorrow has
IT
return to Am rims enter d our life, an reldered it ble k
ut o .our x s nee ; tp
t. A montE rem
th
e up my mind
t time fOund me
rk, !With the rem
and
bak
oot
Th
of L
score
hee
it
nd
less, don't ow own below it,
f i to cut it
hider ef the in ney er its feet,
boarditig-house, Not ing pr roPered ith ,
me, however, and at the en !of the eata
be ng arrested for de a 1 veht to es- enou
-to id seeing an dvati ement for a " W
their
k/ pplied for th situa ion, But 1
affor
s not strong, -the ork as hard, and
un
co
fo
th
gi
sa
of
t, t e pay wao poor, an wheat the W
thin
g it a, concert s loon, la me hew
ch She made in iregle night, arid life ?
posed that sho do the same; it with
ed little urging o her pert to gain
ei
cm sena That the completion
my downfall. I' w nt from bad; to
rse With rapidity till, obtaining
de nt employ e t and desiring
ne, too ee walking for my
fly. Suppe
Let me t la drove me to that.
he care for my old
to nee it had grown
ro. Gann
.r shive . new that
other to y
pleas ut home for
roache the ho se.
We e drawn. 1
to that part of
ta ing Care to avoid
b th table, read -
d If ,face was lit-
ud I used to
rt.
ri you w
e longing
I took
tt. in th
of the
er secon
ng form,
me had een bro
ildten, and make
eM and him,
ere was' a light n
membered that the a
be, and stole aro n
look- the house. The cur
range
with I gazed in at them,
y ung man in the tReautiful fa le nil. AMPBELL, Se
South, near the station.
for plaittirt an a, enuie of little tr. ,
t»
T. GAIIIIOW,
4.7 4 443. Office in
Market Square and
arrister,Attorney, Senator,
Ica/ales new block, COMM'
starloo street, Goderieln 417
at. 0.1 estantion. W. it, 11ICIAIMEno
`WILLIAM SMALL, C
reasonable terms.
nveyancer and Commis -
leen Auctioneer and
notes collected on
366
"fti L. DOYLE, Barrist r, Attorney, Solicitor 10
-1-'• Chancery, &e., God -rich and Seirfortin Of.
Ridd's tore, Seaforth. 854
Law, Solicitors! 0 enemy. Notaries Public,
MA OMSON WA SON, Barristers. Attort
eye, Solicitets in Chancery, &c., Clintoul
Ont. nice—First door east of the new Royal
Caned LancoB,:nokri.butidiug Money to loan on farm
proper y.
A. MA 04 WATSON,
tto,
Alce
to eys at LaW, Soritors in Chancery and
Saila re for the 11. C. Bank, Seuforth. Agental0
the Ca ada Life Asauraner Company, i
Hormeri and Lots for sale, -
N.13. ,0,000 to lend at 8 per cent. Farrel
58
let— ENSON & MEYER, Barristers end Attorneys
-v-' at law, Solicitors in phaneeryand Insolvency
' invest
once, at Eight per cent. Interest, nayabl
58
se e epul not hopci to live 10 g
h fide them es hi as- his heed.
sh aff0rd mein° pleasure it ay
u nd, therefore, the planting of
gi es me pleasate."1
hould the loo deepen as e
y walk bacawar all our da s,
facet down hil and gloomly
he
en
it
ou
ispea of the dewnward 01 ,pe to the gra e?
But Yet how true it is that most of us
tl
A mo her naourning at her fleet bo
rave, o closing th0 eyes of a child
eath, d player a grief whose very saer
stro e, is the desperation of a ton
ho ru hes over a lerushed, heart late
ices w ieh he would hide even from he
bando ed ant vile,'
asters or disappointments an
cutting short their benevol
tions,' Thai is generally the
ere retrenchment begins, bit
ngenerous and unjust,
ion is to the mind what the
falcon ; it blinds us first, t
us to tower, by reason of
s. Bat Mat when we are
mit of a vale ambition we are
th of miserra
conscience ie better than
—it will consume year grie
in
et their di
ho °use le
lit contrib
he Place w
is both.
taking o my
the dr wing -
d over the eaves
1 eve to read.
ice. Be
ith fear.
elf, bee
iear Ins
ld I th
senseles
listen
himee
love.
ou dare
11 if y
my lev
c grew
the tabl
horrible.
ve up the ma,
ho hes n
ing ring
• upo
ook as h
spread rigi
his h t an
calm V ice, he
treed
The
sor-
own-
11, to
ac -
rage
laim-
110
n, the
ry to
for I
u at -
lay
tch
eadl
inur
MOT
it i
gay
ooped
in
Ha I
ou, you
interview
crier° with
known
should
hese love yo
a When deserted,
hornet ss, re-
( passed
t bis wo
o 'shame and re -
hat interview !
t godlike for-
t see me want 1
ld was given up
t the appointed
i ed and alarmed
e of our retreat
n up, and leav-
rother's handl,
e traveled fro
ally establishe
t !remainder
t tithe 1 had pas
illard declare
retult of whic
at was the b
ng me
e feel -
ds, so
tine, as he sal
closely wri
ead the note.
i g, was my husba
t e changed, but -his
I had been jetty bl
b of it, in the old
By the open gra
I fl
hid nev
ter is -to
ta become
od my
0
other's; heart prou 1
Ethel; I y baby—th
pr
Lori, tkence to the .
t Inane. I heard
li sta. geit—wfageas:s 1 wtobtae8i;!m°f
nl he many thet Pa
ill .1(:,t' write the mealoi
a turned and I Fro
ef outside the •
impulse came i f
e lips—sat at '
ying with her
ee her face, it'
there tlit end': wiNuraeleu
on her- lap,
k'i:33ra
is ever
7,,txciiilteq,re
do not
covet s
ritItimtli
e,t; t pass die 'last the ga
eig
ter to be senotttal T1 h874 a
to
peace
tb m he is ono or 1£1
er ays—one who mains
d li e a dog, jar '
arg ret's life enciti; ft5sletein-1
af er her cleat i some
ohfhete e:rueoitmulgianir°nIsinin, jaatidyn. ifeacneme:etayiagi
hat he hadt
hild and- maidenre to the
✓ hu band retuened as 14,
ith It sad 9,4a
which
e as it may seem, feet p
' rtheluelor
cestle
uluthbieu
t‘11‘71)8id
Antbi
s to th
om els
lin
he
amiss
he sun dissolves ice. It is a spring w
ou • ar thirsty—a staff when you are
give to the, fainting soul at your
up of writer from the 'well of
shall flash back on you the r A.
God. As yea save, so shall
m• any *wend their whole I yes
! It is so Much easier flea ing
tide than towing against i to
the , strea of popular opi ion
est momen us question a We an
ailed en to eeide is, whether the
the man s e loves will drag her
r whether a e is competent be
hly redeemer,
are so' fond of secrets as those ho
eras as a spepdthrift does mo ey,
the friendship of him who st ads
he/
round you in'the sunshine.
men take 1 pleasure in ea ing
ney as well A8 iu using it, a are
getting it, end getting the ood
returps made in reply to Go rn-
lars have been gained in rega to
sYstein of the British metro lis;
al amOunt of capital invested in
t metropolitan gas compan+s is
,000 tterling. The gross expen-
f the gas coMpanies tn the ear
ita
ounted to 020;000, of whiz 75
t, or £470,000, Was paid for new
gs and machineey ; 20 per gent,
and the remaining 5 per mai, or
for new and additional meters,
nd, arid law elterges. In id -
some ef the largert gas works aye
dat as much as 17,00,000' ubic
gen irif tile course of the n ght.
f the asometers are now 1 feet
eter nd 70 feet igh, or as arge
od-siz amphitheatre, and h yea
' he g OM quantity of gas sup lied
entire metropolis! now is as uch
,00 ,000 of culete feet per au um,
is at he rate of 38,500,000 ubic
of gals about 1,5 )0,000 tons o coal
to lac carbOnizec , or "coahe ," in
rse o the year. ilea ton of New -
coal produces on an average 1 ,000
eet of gas, and 1 peva of coal bout
hels of coke. The eost of coal lone
ting London with gas atnou ts to
000 time annum.. The value of the
eeze, Ithe tat, and the am onia
arisieg from the, destructiv (lie-
n ef tae 1,500,000 tons of a , is
h as £700,000 per annum. The
enter of the entire metropo is is
a £3,000,000 sterling, inel ding
more than a quarter of a m Ilion
r the public lamps so that not uite
,000 are aid for the gas suPplied
eter." he total length o the
ef "London according to Aet of
ment" is 2,500 miles. The total
of the gas mains throughout Lon -
probably 5,000 miles, The nu ber
odd, or one lamp to every e ghty
of roadway. The gross of
g the 54,000 street lamps uld
ve been less than £135,000. The
lamps Consume just about 1 000, -
cubic feet of gasper annum. The
a
pillow
If yo
door a
truth,
ance of
x-
ut
rot
it
ap
en
ur
at
leo
svo
as
en
nd g
thi
crib
Other's kiss upon he pu
sister't feet, her he
ud ;Carrie's white hands'
right curls. could nat
thrned away. Aimed
ver me te dash myself aga
Cale house, lied theft an
V worthless life.
1But the impulse sed
•
tureed to look again. Per
yes turned and 'm
is frightened ser a
ed, back to the Oa
ecord of that night,
relight hie here ; he
f- my life—here to
las ! I dire not thin
•
Ihave Written a le
aye let o one dre
him. I have ol
hat ne% MO in et
re tbe story of
0 the ishued the a,
hich teak place n
1He took char fe
he was huried besid
ountry churchyard
imee—an innocent
assed through.
0 his splendid o
eavy heed, Ste n
rrinle Years was a,
artiage of eve g
ow the bride is20
love that
side, for
tune but Marge
Fait frilly she tn.
the and bY the
eart
rea
He
Dec
ye
eate
held all those
pity and self -
blamed himself
tuber, ana ye
r, ten yeara a
made anOthet
disparity, for
nd. he bridegroom
t this thne there is perfect
casteth out fear" on the bride's
thetman she ta es—" ler bet -
et s ar as het own.
she is well.loVed.
Long Dresses:
A contemporar deals rather hardly
with those ladies ho sweep the streete
with long skirts. He says that the pret-
erit style of femi ine dress is positivelir
Vulgar. There is a kind of; assumption
that women is a eater, cleaner, moro
sensitive and mor refin eeeature than
gentleman who w uld walk throug the
the grouad after m. Any gentl man
would coasider hi self defiled by s ch
performance,. and probably would. semi
find himeelf the han of the. police
tuna -two. Ameriean gentl man attach the
ebaractet of gambler to a man who stream
deuce uth side
•
forth, Coroner for th
residence. Main Stree
eater h, Ont.- Mica and rest
f Go °rich Street, first doo
n, ete., C
Office tut Beldam
streeto next to the
roner for the County of Iftrron
e, emmer of Market and 11
Planing 31111.
11 Gill University, Montreal, Member of th
First Door West of Mr, Lumsden's Drug Stor
Resid nee, fourth houSe west of the Presbyteria
Chrue . Night eels attended to at residence,
" • f Shaver & Phelan, Stratford) Graduate 0
j BioPHELA.N, M.D., C. M., (late of the fi
MeGil Univereltr, Physician, Surgeon and A.
Ring. Residence -I -Commercial Hotel. Will a
tend Carronbro4k on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Member of College of Physiciano and Su
aeons of Ontario. Late House Surgeon of 111.
IOU eneral aud Lyiv -in Hospital, Physic's
oppos te Fair's Steam fills, Residenee—Hur
Str , opposite C.omme dal Hotel„ Clinton, On
Prole atonal calls pune nay attended to botb
town nd country.1
perfo
as Ca
8 A.
Doug
Plate w rk, latest' styles, neat
executed All surgical operati
medivith care and promptitude. Nee fifl le
be obtained else*here. Office hours fr
11's Store, Main-ot. 270
MeNAUGHli, Veterinary Surgeon, Grad
• ate ot Ontario Veterinary College, Seafort
Ont. Office and Residence in rear of Hiller=
Ryan's. Cells prompt13 attended to, night r
day. A stock of veterinary medicines on Inn
Charges reasonable. Horses examined este sonn
nese and certificates given if required. 4
1. CAMPBELL, V. S., Licentiate and P
an of Cornell Univemity, Ithaca, NS., a a
Grad ate of Ontario Veterinaty College, Toros'
loan ready and willing to attend to all kinds 1.
diem es in all kiads of animals (man excePte
in all kinds of weather, and at all hours. Re 1 -
den and office ttvo dcors egret of Cook's Tem-
perance Hall. 1 8:9
OU
11
ti
as
ati
inu
as
st pet
doh i
of st
ereoti
not h
street
000,
gross
ysteareteit
don
000,
whic
•
1 LtNUARY 7, 1876
AUCTION SALE'
y bitable _Forryt in the Tran-
ship of Steinley.
PURSU T te an order of sole, dated
-I- Day 0 December A, D. 18713 meAe
Junior in e of the CountyCourt'of the
of Huron in the nutter of partition ear
there will sold by trublie Auction, hyOE RGE
1 hi Ili f at 12 o'clock noon, tea following vs usble
farm prope ty namely r, Lot number 11, th of
the Bayne] field 001100/(51011, in the Tow ip of
Stanley, in the County of Huron, tai030313 104
Acres of nd, mord or lese. Th011011 is beet
elay loam About 7tY acres lire cleared, wen
fenced, an in a high state -of zultivat , the
balance is ellwooded with the best hard oods.
There is u the land a large kick bonus with
brick lite
commodio
lent ore
and part]
lard is 01E1
to neafort
sud outbuildings, large f -barn,
Sheds, stables, outhouses, and excel -
4, donsieting partly of be* ' trees
of young trees lately pleute The
the gravel road leading from Id
, is about miles froM Bay and
5 miles fro Brucefiell and is in all r
most desirable and valilable property.
tablehnd free from all ineumb
is Indio
dor or his
purchase
thirds, at
gage on th0 lands bearing 7 pa cent, inter
1.41
eharrer to let into immediate poesessi
-other rap •ts the conditions of sale will
standing nditions ei sale of the Court el
eery; For lufther partienkrs apply to
DAVISO & JOIINST01-1, or J. T, GAR
Solieitorsi, Goderich, Or to the plaintiff
lands. Dated Go4mich, December20, 11375,
junior Indge County Court,
J. T. GA ROW, Venders' Solicitor,
VIM
elicitor, balance to make one. ird of
oney in one month, remainits two -
tion of purebamer, to MT1111111 012 WOO -
the
Chan -
n the
DISSOILpTION Of PARTNERSH P.
THE Pa trer.sblp heretofore subsisting tween
consent, he buSinees will hereafter be Tried
-on by 3. • Williams., All debts -contrite by
the late 11 will be liquidated by 7, Wi lams,
and ell de is due the 'late Ann will be
NOBLE CLIJ F.
IN con tion with the above the
-5- desires state to his numerous east° and
friends t u be intends to wahine the Ina ege-
t= of fir t-elass primps told cisterns so
fore, at tb old stand, 1 He has now each f intim
as wine le him to t ru out a better ant Is for
less moue than any ther establishment the
kind in tb s section.
To thos indebted him he would sayt at sn.i,or
itr
.,Remenaber the old stablished and wen- .. .
Seaforth Primp Factory.
THE LOINDON, IrlION AND B UCE
nethwe RAS 0031E,
CL ,AR THE TRAC
HOTEL fd.
v Proprietor. This hotel is situated on the
Gray 1 Road, 10 miles north of Seaforth, and pos-
sess° .every awe odation and comfort for tray -
elute The best randor of liquors and cigars -kept
in th bar, and a careful and attentive hostler .n
attenlance. Go etatItng in connection with
850
O.OMMERCIAL LIVERY, Seaforth,Ont. T.
‘-/ SHARP, Proprietor. Comfortable and elega
carriages, and fast -class reliable horses alwa
read Charges Moderate. Oflice and stablee
Bur etreet, seCond door east of Main etre
Orders left at any of WI hotels promptly atten
ed to.
ivrI138 BORLAND, Dress and Mantle Ma r.
451- Rooms over the Bank, Seaforth. N. B.—
PAY UP.—Parties indebted to Strong & Peri y
-2- will do we'll to haVe the Fame settled bet re
Jan. 1E, 1876. STRONG & FAIRLEY. 19
P. BRINE'? Licenced Anetioneer for t
u • County of Huro.a. Sales attended in
parts of the Connty. All orders Ieft at the
rostron Office will be promptly attended to.
11
A.4EX. CA
th ei
the
tra
RON, Practical Watchmaker A
When. Customers will find it
enefit of mr long peactical experience in
interest to deal Tith me, as they will
to
Ve
he
08
ESUANT te a Decree of the Court of n-
ery, mede in a 01111/10 Carry against Carry, he
ere torn of Samuel Corry, late of the Towns ip
of S funky, in the Couoty of Huron, who died in
or a out the m nth f October, 1874, are on or
bef r}the 81st of antrary, 1876, to send by
post, repaid, ;less e. Cameron McFadd ,
suniamee, add meg and descriptions, the all
particulare of their c bra, a statement of th ir
accounts, and the nat of the seenritiee—if ny
—held by thenni or in fault thereof they will be
peremptorily exclude -from the benefit of he
said, decree. E ery c editor holding any seen, ity
is tei produce t e sem before Me, at my eh In-
here; at the Co rt o se, in the Town of (3o er-
ich, on the 8th a of ebtuary, 1876, at 10 Wel ck
in the forenoon, bei g the time appointed for
adjedleation of the el bets, Dated this 20th sy
of December, 1675. [Signed) -
H. Ms eDERMOTT
CATERON & eFAITEN, Master at God
'VG THAT HAS BEE
G THIS GOOD WHILE.
plaintiff's elicit re.
A. MEY ER
GS to inform the inhabitants of Seaforth nd
vicinity that he has opened
A SAUSAGE AND MEA.T SHO
Oppesite the Farmers" Store, on the East eid of
Main etreet, nett door to M. Itobertson's Ca et
Factory. Any one purchasing Sausage there
be guaranteed resh, and for quality defy to be
beaten. Any orders left at the shop for any Ind
of fancy dishes Such as French Tripe, Jete, or ny
other dishes foriarge suppere, or any ordere for
any kind of FreehMeats will be proraptly fIlled,end
at Moderate prir,es, Mr. Mever aleo wishes to
th nk the people of Sesforth and vicinity for the
lib ral patronage they have bestowed on him, rid
ho es they may continue, and wish all a ny
Chi is tmas and Happy New Year.
HE PRICE OF STOCK IN TBE
the 6 CANADA
ost co the gas consumed b
laintis -is upwards of
, The entire street lamps of
neume as nearly as passible 3
of cubic feet of gas n*
represent,s an average of
castle coal carbonized per diem.
OF LONDON, ONT.,
„,.„.1-4n- 'ETAS been increased to $12 50 per share. 13110214
UUU,- AI- results be equal to present indications daeh
htly, shale now costing only $12 50 will be worth' hem
tons slim to $150. :For prospectus, &e., apply to ,
THE •t;r: ereieued; in thanking the rpe lot'
;A- the v ry liberal support -aceorded.111231 IA the
past, now taireathe plesoure of 111101732in them
that he II. $ rented the oho formerly -own dloy
john opper, and that lute Neenred ter -
vices of afirirt-elass Blacksmith in the son of
well kn In this seetion as s steady se -
of the r uleites eel -dem found in our hise
shops. is now pros -red to en in or .wbieb
he may b favored:with, .110 has now. o hand
which fo material style and price tlefy • pe-
tition, sa nothing butthe very best 0/11111i 11A
used, A those in wimt of any of the a a will
do well Noire blin ,call -before pnreheal g
neatness nd dispatch.
416 WM. EDCiAlt,
' till COMMERCIAi .LIVE Y,
GE RGE WH1TEL Y,
mereial LiYery, formerly Bair
tends ea Mg on the buoiness in the o stand,
to the fo erly large etod. None but '
Covered
Double a
Orders
will be p
liable Borses Will be Kept
nd Open Buggies and -Carla es, sad
d Single Wagons Always Ready orilse.,
ArrassgeMents with Co aster -
eft at the S ables or any of the lertala
mptly atte ed to. 418
SE FORTH PLANING.
SASH, DOOR A BLIND.FACTORY
TEEN leave to Vault Ian roue
him sin g business in-Seafo , end
trusts t favored with MUM*
seriberbeg
ens for the
commene
t he may be
of the sa e.
Parties' tending t build wonld do well -to -give
him a es , as he will ontinne to keep •on hand a
largestec of allkind el
DRY PI E LUMBER,
DOO 8, BLI D8, MOULDINGS.,
8 INGL 8, LATH, ETC
6 Ile fee confident 1 givingsatisfaetion to those
who mar scour him ith theIrpatronage, *elle=
but first- lase work n areemnioyed. !
ISIF Pa fouler ate tion pat d to Oilstone Planing
201 SOH 11...BROAWOOT.
HO
SOME HING NEW.
eat sting offers Speelal Bargains in RY
Ready-made Cloth g and Boots end .8 . s he
gives better vsliie than can be got , elsewhere.
Just call and Beeler ourselves.
PAINT
01 the boot brands
dueeme ts to Cash
All pa les having
are reqn Ate to sett
they wi be put Int
897-52
AND VARNISHES
lways on hand. Special In-
ver -due notes and canna.
e the same at once, hombre
other hands for coll tion.
1 TO
IMP RTANT
WHOM I ',MAY CO2V ERN.
!THE ondereigned; niter doing busineSS for over
4- eight -years in aforth, finds himaelf • -pelt-
ed for t e tire to call in all parties bted
to hint or prompt payment of their county,
and to form them Itliatall accounts for 1875 not
paid by he F list of February will be -ehir ged 'with
interest from first of January without fai
placed
EC
NO
Oat
All acconn s of longer stan will be
other ha s for collection. 418-6
1P$E ATMEAL MIL S.
feat, Sp st Peas, Pot arley,
Corn eal -Chopped,
And All Kin& of Feed Constantly Hand.
Chopping done Tuesdays and Fridays. Oatmeal
exclumged for 0a-ts. Highest price paid r Oats,
Teas and Barley. '
THE SEAPORTH
-pitzia to inform the public -that they -have le-
-2-' mov a their LMnber Yard to the lo between,
the Me bents Self, Company's Works nd Mar;
They ill keep eonstantly on handag dessert -
=tent o ALI, KINDS OF LUMBER, dr rifiedalid
mares d. Atm, DAVI AND BRING 8, all el
rer
which U hey are r ed to sent a the wed poo -
Ole pmets, for Gas Also, on band an quantity
of the st ACTON EKE.
B s and others will end it to t iradvaa-
tage to !meet ear Stock,and ascertain ur pries,
before urehasingelsewheresaswearein position -
offer go dindueementsto cash purchase s,
•
with a
.t that fin
rther, ate
eauently sober'!"
They were en
and Ira
ima give the res
Way that tinaell
—Lady -to seret
epprove of you
heart in. the ki
'aura and
orkard
nam
one person
mirth. s
the male sex, wi
Sambre or heavy
ne an be founde
s urged by his
unday, but he
the MaSter, 4'41t$
that if a man haa
falls into ft. pit on
foiling into
day, then the
the pit or sell tha
the publi;
at the breakfas
" Why, of eourse
father,. pleased t
his youthful offs
you aek smell a
nothing," rejoin
you never hay
arehin dodged,
enough-
-A young cle
tion for vereeity
ventured to diffel
divinitY as to the
time my father le
ittg the trutle" a"
* justice of til
✓ sty, and
" hat trade ar
your honor; I'm
faring man I. 1
bave ever been
"Shure now I
'think 11 tame o
The Dee=
ue e °t)es: ,07v8til 1 3 11 :hd s4Yel r -
't been fed.
ie Sunday eloth
did not 'deem
to suffer for the
which the ileac°
language in the a
the children; .0111
ifrom pillar of i
to shake -one's
t had been m
name. The deac
his eldest boy,
wheel without VS
aterk,esny aflinhueli(1
key in the hole i
and slid 4lown in
got into the kit
the milk for the
pa aown on the
the rs and jam
Ibutthetalf
the milk in a
tretisinehhit. 1121 eelliet a e tki sgao-
poroknikordiedrtotah31
?gel ef moi to :nu lli et dt etr oar ulraunob oku
in the air and th
the knuckle joiti
the house, ands,
eol*,_ be called
44 Mara, youij
ael 1(11 sj A kb fIot al:11 0"13: erkwt: onalfi
mote At:terms,
for Annie!
Whet
his kedshoult
The xecutioue
tatitin as by not
his hid
But the more li
lavauleletffieoWityllet
and pdulged in
The offisceLlinoseeit
fres_ hfiedtityo,t,lie; rebh
Moat
triages, thong h tl
iu which the p
other with
Writ party. 1
the matrimaina
by poverty or
and it is tonsid
=dishonorable ft
doing, If a n
mother she dela
her aequaiutanc
eide whom to tai
Frequently he
woman martiag
harems wher
woolen,. and is
often as by t
in one party,