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SOITATE
F011titoUldik
141°E-1311/11,1'
deed,
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' Wonder
how long
old,told
story is suit i.n maid,:
physiOlan oelebrated in all that region as
11111CA#4
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.Amterme
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- WHAT. 18 TOUR NAME/
,
,----,-- h-
A* ;k.iitW ENG:LAND SKETCH,
since
niteseee,and
- ,"
she r.epea • ,
'Ad Calam titok up - the .•
,_.
doctor IOC 1
lt
Why, :-- you• 'tee,. exposta
rades. of
.
8
' ted hei
-Os'
eountry
eirs at 5 o'clOc ,- in, the .mornfttg.
°vela mischief in rly tieing, for the-
olilt Story of sleri r and intlitendo ill
lee bettor elootne 4runtk than. any other
'dottor sobets-rt high test of profeasional....
"OaPiteity once not uneonennen ill certain
F ABetitoM 1:1071.,
the finder
'
"Is! ''.."-F4"
Tn • ' WO,
gned, Ohiselh__i_ ettitet
Sa_ Le - Cheaptitoto No-
lgraeres. 4:A ' lo
--ttae 0. - . L
- !".r4138
VOR PAL:E.-a n: ew 7 -dist smith -i-i-v-47r-
, -1- Revolver-onicol plotod: .Cest :VA Of -JO%
$0r17. -',41):PlY lit lino ZxPos._______n'elt-O-2;._sc Ilii4:..*
,
_
''.:ratitl
, The folloWing•
, . in om secitisiourrns*,d
it r e
tketeli of an 4
,._ : _
Itt le;
In a chember in it, coutitry tavern, 50
Infsb
.ed, the • • • r • oung' fe
.
low is a
tOld
. .
4i 6ountry. goon hefoie the city
--
dlitriets Dr. Qsiner was-irom the very
KEEFE;
: ..--
•-
.
QEED BARLEY FOR I3ALE,--Theo.
-,.•:-•• 'ntisolitO 014lie taken :an part
rears ape the dreir whose profeesional
: f
ircuit eottered orieeshoe Coviet,,teindatatil
he precincts thereof- Within a- n.- t 6
adius, stood carefully Alia kindly nit •
str,a,nj
perhalOitche
._ If
. t hanei e eidie , knew (teal
: : , -
-is in• Opt a stranger
the he- iato other
g e -
But
to ypu
11011;
'Wise
I
, " , / 1 in their ey . • Mrs. Wallis,
I Ull husband. ula ,hot wait- to
stenito her, Poured/ er suspicions -int<e
hirears Of Tarpaulite sett likewise intO,
fleet pronnanced unsocial.- , 'The invite-
tic': to, "take something" at hieepatientie
ho ses was alwaye declined, • He never
' 6
indoree4 the favorite idea th.at ' sperits"
v., 84.„„,„
• leo tun
the to '
'''-'
timber hes
, :,
w.... Lo,
/0010* -415 otti,ld
.. • •
of MACAW ;
- ' - ' Id
3'• will b°4 0°
-ter
:
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.-oren eftome,O, tis
7 11- t' ' ' 't
so , 'mos ! en ;
h • A' to R.
° 0* • PP
too
._
.. has on /will st Wier* Lot 1,1041,
afeKillop, .a •riliantityei toad tje-en .44 I
ley 10 Need •I'h giiesi i - --
, • . : e - i 0 wenforte4
free from ollioni eeedio 'JAMES N ' .
4 IOM 1 .
ro_
,
' Reit
;
__ !Tallinie
,ei:f.a.017..,_1141074le:. It will preeve
Vetnieltateoftint readem ; •
In .giving14 ehoit eiteteti o-
ffO'Oggo! of fereenlaw,
ending a stranger patient whom fate had
and
than some
Might 'fitiiti ' "
people
ihoste
of all the bibb re w'ho came for
are a panaeea. Nay, he had never been
A. LEGGE
0
, xe . •
VT E ,
I
QEED OATSO---Mr. Robert Seott,
!littiply -t0 -,t1,340Datfebia e- are4e
•
;brown into his hands. Benda'. g over.
she be& he doctor asked, " What is
t •
rour nanie ?"
The per on tht111 addressed, ifi not un-
'onscious, was, as tO Ins perceptions, In a ,.
eerpid co ditioti. The doctor Was not
that
.
"goodness
lie What
"
at*
for fieding
acre°
be M '
oin y. k ows, Ma'
yOu Col be • riving and
you ere ,-he. • , i .terrnost
a ma e's-n,-t that evler
is , -
.' • ; -
.
m Wal-
13,-
hinting
wornan
,
I °ems
i
heir morning .drant, Dr. -Quiner .be-.
towed vpon the gro p of early. births
ho came to catch, th worm -Of the still
look of .huge eonteni t as be pasted the.
ar-room aleor and' entally computed
.known in ,r) years to take o single glass
at Wallis's, bar, oi sit down in a social
way on one of the hacked.chairt in that
establis..h.Me, nt. Thin was a Course of re-
prehetisible condoct which was all the
,
'LIAM'S FOR
et! 12, BI,e,Kil.
oicKillop • a
.
Cou. 10 Moine
• '
For partionlarsepplyte
STED, Barr
:
SALI-East
lop ', an, West,
so South ;50 acres
adjoiting the
f- ?it
- eCAUGHE.
sters„ &co Seaforth.
loaf Lot 11; ,Oon,
Doe 1 soo -2
ha,11.Lot 190,00,Bni.:
of
'Tillage o - y .
, • y H E
4 OL. meei,
Box
" Killop, hes On hand about 200 bushels'
Intotlihrittes, fol!-Idtolbhie fort:cid; :yowls ea
. 88 pounds to the bueb_er, -and : took the
A a see .64 OW li , ea ottio polo.
• bushel- I'll tes w 1 ; ' ''''
- :r1:14 -in their or; driers ataottoolsttelmly cbue 'Ube'
: fast, ROBERT SCOTT!.- g
ore oit:
' , !aitt.Of a fent llinetrati, t , cid
Iv , :wer#,O0 Oleofili6118 Of 1)1tViert
' • . . , : . - - '
' intrObitYtOn.. ,: • 1
! -Taintnit ftegg belonged t
.
inuooeuts ,0424 was ono of •
:of . _
"
410Cfcl iO 'blood," ea ntinued
the lend,
ihe
hundredt ok 4olla s which 'he could.
worse because on no legitimate grounds
.
:.- . ihirt3kind ; , tee nee ae fa,_ la
=feeling
to0 much
tray any autWard
festation of
are their
few doetors-are ; but they see
f sickness and sorrow to be-
and professional Mani-
e,oncern. Maladies and 'pains
daily study. i Naturally . the
lady,fs
asP•
roun
nets.'
Mys
she tied
" Blood1.5.
like . into.
An' d mo
the s rings of
blo• • , if it d
atnaz ng .croo
e; iih i. said of
oet, nd more
er night-
s wander
ed . chant
the-seme
still ehe
ot collect .from th m.• Their voices
ushed as he appeare . He did not sus-
- ct that they were to king of him in any
ay that they wished e should not hear.
ut if he gave them a y creditlor shame
could it be reprehened
'
there , Was , the
aga•net hi
I Oil
wiselY, Leith
shoe Cove co
And tle
'-- - -
charge of socia
that charm she
, .
r meld net widow
ld ineke Dr. Quiner
n again
' '
treason
- never so
in Horse-
heed
ARK LO
p eaoh, a
_moot desire
res .
Terra. if;
PP
okr toYL, MB
13 FOR 43ALE.--Containing
joining' the Town
kr situatlen -for
noble w th I ,
%, . .c.., lidt
• YER,
ER, HaroMrhey
5 acres.
of Seaforth.; The
_ privote residences.
mediate ossession
P • •
Bitrister, Sesiorth,
- ' 441
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-clEED WHEAT.. --3-1r.. Wm. Rehill, of g
!"-' has on band .a 'tome ,01 File Se . '
•
grown in the Townsii p of Whitby Thia
h b 1 ; b ' - ' ' '
is t e - est o $ e kind ever :offered In t
tion. n is perfectly -clean and free fr;
seeds of every kinth T:his *beet has loom
.:would ham:neither-4min or
o op-
oilly- thing ,i approaching A
, • - . I . r.
, avas ever ;Known _to be guilt_
, iing some -Children, with wh
.., ! !daily 0.0.11#0.0; to ertt 4
hie
0
Of:.
lector comes
mon enough
ehief interest
I ymptoms
ferent remedies.
the cpiestion
inqrries
to regard disease rie a -com-
condition of humanity. The
DI a case is that- various
indicate- the ethibition• of dif-
So the doctor aiiked
as a .formal preliminary to
Of more importance if
_Woul
the point,
pillo
, ,,,,,
I d
he is
is . w
riOus , pu
hive. sai and, mote d
if a 1 Mill r aeund
rs had no eau ht her
dere to min '' he exela
. •
E asleep and :noring I
no.; ., .
ndertel, he s upidity
redly to
from ithe
ttenteen.
med, " if
Well it
,
of, Men.
i
•
t being caught .top.ng at thee early
one, bis moral dew sis was singularly
•-•
aulty.
On the doctot „WA ked, consekmus of
othing but a ite: co science He had
_ , , •
njoined Mrs. allis not to dieturb his
hee voice.
Yeang De.
able persofiage.
young doesters
other doctors
to step into 'the
Squills was not a remark,
4 He was well enough, as
go, and very much Eke
expectant who are waiting
.
older doctor's shoes. Dr.
....u•DUILDIN't
-.Do. 0 I
irrgently :ice
Lots is
abie_terme
deem ng to p
plieation.
LOTS IN SE
LEMAN,! havin
pied as 0 Driv
, repared to disp .
' d
,, soy otoomey
b
. relies.) s ould
ORTH FOR SALE
laid-ont the grounds
ng Park into Hai&
se cif lots on 'reason-
i th P rti
'sore: em„ A es
, ,jm im si more
a me a
: Boo
verf enccessfully in formet years by Mr.
Kerr, of Mel:Mop. Parties deslions et
fog °afoot quested to looped the wheat; '
con :refer to any of the follewing sten
amoutothers who have pinata ed vi
o . 4 . • 6 * Z,7
Kerr, cKillop; ia. E. -Oreaswell, •Tnek
O h 'Ii - M Kill- • 0 cl- - 7 7 er
o n err, e op. r ere leftot No.7
honse -Setforth, will be - promptly attepOSO-
-VI-
'so--
itho' 'p or enneete. Tilts he tibi. o
-i,„„ : ., y, seenamglY ; to enjoy thei•
.----7
. - , o ,.
mainiT-7 This, however, may beset 40 .
- isense of fneeior divermon, which
moo, .. s
' Inocents often.desplay i Tallitilie
----•:' ' ' • ' • '! ' ' t •
Otos: , to iehool at tilt liatial age.,! alif
1 -
ether
the yowl
•
stranger could speak. He
But i
s none of my >omen,
anyhow."
atient with questione during his short
Quiner wee by no _means anxious to give
-
to but he
`notottt
y Fon. ser,E,-,Two
lots, with a 2
ma'am REHILL. •
' .
os : oo bo trvedted,- imade elow proe
eke -
leaetted -tie. read -the I
watohed and
m strictly
tenance.
Not so
fessional
waited for the answer with
professional and placid cou.n-
.,...
. ,
-
plaeid, but, in its way, pro-
too was the inspect of Mrs..
'landlady
Ther
woul
business.
Meanwhile
chair
by „Mrs. alli tricent
Make h• .m tery her
, t • Y
,
'oct.r had d
tit- d o
at' the pa 'Lent's bedside,
that she
especial
in is
ed • le
ready to
i
iibn
beence. And she,. g own moreelmper,
deceit than ever ity .dayliglit had
".humphed" in . repl . The elude-
had- no other e ct on •theodoctor
han to causetheresol tion thatlAwOuld
to- iiti
place a younger practitioner ;
had the geed sense not to protest against
what must ultimately happen. So he st•
lentl • recOgnized young S.cituille as his
Y • - - -
possible suecessor, and, far - TOM pUttill/
any. obstacle in his way, turne
"--
story I
our ket Sq
been used a
are well ad
articulors ,
R
oOsi, Seafo
am -ohmic! and barn,
S th
are,. ea oi .
an egg eking
pt,ed for any p
1.ply to the pro
th, or top; . GOR
situated on. the
The ha
oremises ve
establiehment„ and
blie business: For
rietress, alrs. MAL-
ON, Gederieh, 01
.o.....o.
' ' IE DLES t '
' sEistiN.G MACHINE N E ! a w
_ ees tor Thirty Da s :°' : a
Kewilii3Pri). 110°bill° Need.jolf,Yee.itilhltei Iheorsba,„"o
-insichine. win be -furnished by the 'under '
:the 'following prices -1 Florence end other
needles, 40 -cents per dozen ; 8inger„ all
itiltinlately
' ierably well. , He had not the .
, ,
• jide41:11.0wevetOef ehalder or N
. 1 _4
read'ae if all were one. ,contnatic
it
1 grapb. Hie' poWer of eneenory,
mos. I, nuttk,able, •Ife 'could repeatl, fee
Wallis • the- fat and fifty, in
4 4
whom faee euriosity, thrift and some
womanly . mercy were blended. Deep
considerations were at worh in. her not
very ex-panded mind. . " What is -in his
iatchel ?- If there is nothilig, who pill '
pa3i ? .Will he live or die ? Is his sick-
does
Start
cessi
' ut
P
that
baptittnel
lie kbeW
paid
. h
ape
p' upon t e Ica t intimat
. lie ha not fallee asleep
wOnd.eri • d w lid r"
, n ah 0 e, ing
ioung man happ • ned to wear
nettles as 'I heophilu
of .nci cornice -eon w•ho
him the co iiplirn,nt to perpetuate
a ' . ' T
name upiinet c ild.
on of
with-
" how
such
Quiner.
uld have
e doctor
ne-
emeve the patient
ouse. - ..-
Presently! as he
elp- observing tha
trangely at him,
nd examined it,
enetally to find '
ould discover nothing.
a once own
I 1,,. - .
: w Iked, he cefiild not
At ople looked very
H ' took off his -hat
a, ill surveyed himself
Wh. t was- amiss, but
He Overtook
quietly
over to' him his most weansome (and least
peofiteble) business Fortunate for Dr
• ' ' ;
Squills', as . he thought, was Dr. Quitter s
widoWerhoed, and more forttinate the
fact that he he bad an Only daughter,
y •
Of coorse ..ehe would be _deliveret With
the Vier et u ' fit ; g -
o . fi_ t res, perq s•tes, and ood
- VARM FO.
'A: Lot N,
. ; .
taint 100
ng a
state of goo,
house with
good vele
tions of 1Cip
each lace.
. P
. or to CHAR
I SALE. -1, -For sale
26 0 n I 6 To
- • ° - • .
60 f hi
res. o , w c
cultivatittn. A
og ontb ildin
s situated hall 7.way
en and Honead,
A 1, to WM. CUDN
PP Y
s tia. -
E spN, B
on . easy tenn-s,
nshi of • y Icon-
P Ra 1
'1- - d i -
are 1, eon. an n a
ood frame dwelling
,- ap Orchard and- a
between the eta-
bein 6 miles fro.m.
'ORE, Grotiton
uceftel . 42,3
d
Howe Osborn, Roomona, Wenzer; A.
Hes !le Lo- k -* W b • '' c
Pe r• c menv ; e atm', Charnel,
l • e ki 85 - - . • o- :
a 1 oth r nda, only :cents per : ozen, otleoie
the mOney :and needles will be se- t -
, Otherwi ' • ' 14 "till"
, se, !as desired. Address ALEX. W -WU
STER B 28 • Seal rth 0- !..
, eo. , _ , - o , • at., !or apply'etoto
CampbelFs Tailoring Establishment N lOj
' . te took oes , ' ' '
comple a of ohnt and attatinneo.a
:kind of .Sewing Madhine always ,on nand,
--".,
. , !oly, without Pause or I -mistake
' ! namber of the rsodmis Or Parse
-' - ! looltne OTI whieh he had learned
' , ., .
' '
- I !school; and -ethere under the th
: . , , ,
--' ! his worthy "pint -and tilltlee lit
' otl
onto ' 0,01leetion of them was 1unimpaii
- . i - ;
,-,411 ! I In Tammie's echo -0%0y days,
ness catching r The debtor not
.
-s----
• .
ehink of :•hie fee. The. landlady must
had
h
een nobod )1 go father,
4 hear the 'te
Perhaps
. .
in his
ld . Tarpaulin; in
ith a housewife
usy confabelation
hid been:pricing
will.. Tfpcin this. Dr. Squills counted so
confidently that he did not even take the
VARM FO
1 SALE:I-For
:ode, Lot No. 7., Con.
1-----
. WANTED,.
. --,mg _of recitatiOns by Seholante
and Taminie4 not to bebet
think of her, reckoning, for why else
i '
thould she serve the public ? And Mrs.
Wallis had a fair share of human in -
1
female, impatience
't
i art
mil
tie •of
scarcely.
' , i • '
meal. d st ict ii ty years
not, thee fete, • i ve bee
blood or any O. nuectio
n
'
ago. -, It
for any
of inar-
.
:
leer,
sh. Theirvoicesice
pprOached. The
bade him good
wii
sed as the. : doctor
ol fisherman with a
Orning, wh'ich was
trouble to woo, scarce the trouble to make
himself tolerable to Mies Rachel Quinei.
There milli, he reasoned, no other ehance
•11: • to, Pito
are cleared,
cultivation;
There are 4
is, eoutajning ;
well fenced and
the reinatude
acres of dhoice
• sores, 25 of which
in a good state of
is, ' well timbered:
"t be , og,
'no trees ari ,.,
- . , .. , ,
A PPRENTICE WAN TED. -A gookl 'sere*
'-"-• about 17 yeare -old wanted to leant tit
- ;
smitbing business. D. MeNAUGHT.
1 mon,
----o _ . . . . ,
ri3citations. tOo With an .e.ccoraey
laid. . ,
I th080 of the leeSt. Therso heves
.oai • i • - •
' . .1V, in aftee life at the ieqneet et•
taisitiveness, of of
silence, and of volubility of tohgue.
Like all free talkers, she was careless
what she said or who it harmed.. S,he
eten
te
nage:
wear
Qttinere
or: friends. ip t at the young
rously bre thine there w4s
to his gr. ve t • e name of
The doe knew
man
downed
TheOpil-
ell enough ; bu e
' How: are all yout
strangtrfamiliarstere.
roved him with the
added the incriry,
If • •
family ? whic was
The womate re-
Ocelamation " Why
fort her. The -minister was married, so
was • the lawyer, and so was the shop-
keeper ; and there was among them all
never a son for whom Raehel could af
;ITV: IL
t A
Brod° Railw
LAIDLAW
Blyth.
„n so and tram
, of t
tin station h
yi For furtheo
n Uri) premisee,
.stable. 10 1 in e
n on, uron.-an
Lo d- H d
particulars -to JOHN
orto- W. CLEGG,
.425
A PPRENTICE WANTED IV ted '
IA. : : - .- -on :!
ately, a -8m-en boy from P7 to 18 years ,
to leani hiacksrnithing. Apply to NV. (3-94seli
Seaforth.
-2 ; 'bore -was,a -greet deeltof the "
inek,
Igo. - ;ludicrous in the telonenity of1m&
;monotony :of ethne in *hiele tli
AN- :
i tions were ',d4ivrered. I Tlek- t
nag talk. The chamber was silent but
t18
, • r
enough of
._ . _ „
_
f
minces sounds came froin below. Her
tar caaght the subdued rattle of glasses;
3he move than suspected that ,heer hos
,
infant
'farnihr
6m°nrY'
Ohnech
baptism ' uu. erstand
name is ot meetioned it
e , • : '
And h • ,kn w enough
catechis to that
I that 'the
that ' e -
C -r
-of :the
the poor
'
into
t)
arpaulin 1. and
the house T
1 ..
dered what eould
hen once he had.
itIta oilly simper. tan
e t6orth. doctor won-
,_ y .
be in the Wind ; but
passed - the fisherman
ford to wait - Even Dr. Quince himself
be an' to censider the r ge p-
g O ran ment u
permoit in Squill's mind as among things
Not so the young lady ;. for
. ,
V RM FO
t"'
J'; Hallett,-
.
.eirared, and
-wood. The
8 ALE.-OFOr 8
outdating A I00 -tierce
the balanee well.timbered
a is a log house.
le, , o . . o . ,
L t 12 C n 6
ef lend, 40 acres
With bard-
sided, a franie ;bent
-0,EHVANT GIRLS WANTED "mined%
.0 the British liotei, Cook f t 1 •
, m -aid arid NIA it - ki,' l' MA -C anil •
,STEPHENS dilic.-1(ilerN ir 8' -"1?jY'at
4.. EY, Propneton,
. -.. 7 ;
yoer author 'of the pieee were eureto 1
-
later- and in the same tone AS the treni
neek , the pieee_ itself. ] Troninies ' fit.
Ai .
! orenoe was greet; but Often lee
'and was at one of his old triCks-the-
serving of , impecunious eustomers with
Iiinks.• under the specious plea that his
iwn was to be inducted., -au& all to be
fellow
tions
1
im.
he setehel.
.athe•r
thought hat le first wo ques-
in that nu nual ere bei. g put to
'
The doct r, be dio•ught 1 imself of
•It was ocked, a d on the
i
.
e perceived that t
their normal co
r bewitehnient, o
ot paged the fish
e people he met Are
ditlion. The plague,.
whatever it was, had
vebdor, and the doe-
probable.
if there is any eause wanting why a wo-
man ehould hate a, Man, intimate to .her
that she is to fall to. him as a -matter of
coerse or ef eonvenience ' and all that is
P.
and outbuil,
.ing orchard
. groin Seafoith,
Xiiiintrn. 1
the preinis ,s.
lugs, a good. we
ff choice:fruit tre
6 miles lona
erms ma4e km:moot
PoNeession
, arid a yon:ng bear-
8 'Situated -8 miles
Clinton, if from
t •
itpppeetion on
given intmerliatelo.
P. ' 4W
.
VAILINf IIAN
73) WANTED.--Warited, a
--I-. active young man for a yea?, to w:hona
orages will be given. Apply to jOHN CUT:
t ea Con. ite etailoop Wifithro. P. O.
Lo: I. , 1 V
' I inistAaoed..! NO mattere Ph hi
libeni ' I about to recite the " JetC-
i ; - -
ior the " Assyrian Came
_
,4084
would take Off his bonne ass i
oterreeeel. [
Wallis's
ame
plate were simp y the ini-
or began to suspe
t thit the old inee-
necessary to make her bOth hate and de-
ELIZABET
: HARVEY, Constance
O.
yoTteE TO • CONTRACTORSooSeale.
.
Teo thrOugh hilf hair, ben 1 • • e
Mrs, surspicions imperted a
ihrewdisleexpression to her features az,
she listened with all her cites to, the rat-
ae of .' glees below, and, for the auswer
vhich the patient delayed to mike.. The
sick stran er was a youeg nuto-say 25
i
ir 30 -an , moaned with pain, and fever
pod deliritim. He had not been hi • the
a
i
i
•
ials,
And
rebus
- le bee.
. g his
he oid-fashione
a
grave
' '
• T. Q. B. '
in his dteatne he docto dreatned
-a tea -c est, .queue, a d a bum-
He wit ed ith his h nd hold-
own que e; lo i he was ne of the
Men who wor the•hair
at -tail ; a d. he thought e heard
t
an muit be ven
shy then fisb, en
ust be in sonte w
nnocent mortal !
hY•
When he readied;
reakiast, he might
ink Something more
that he, the doctor,
y ; the subject of it,
e 'fould not imagine
•
his own pleasant
ve Observed that
Spise him is suPplied at once, And at
the very time when,. on the evening he.:
,
fore; Dr. Quiner was tryinf to revive his
. ,
stranger patient, Dr. .Squi Is was teceiv-
ing.hie quietue at the hands, or rather at
the tongue, Of Miss Rachel. Stich oppo-
inte events may be happening -under the
. .
VARA! IN
--t SALE.-
188 acre
li3g - -
good state o
tot is well t
The farm, is
2 from Wi , :,
t schools
. ° I th
app y on e
THE COUNTY
eing Lot 83, Con.
50 of vilaich ate
, . ,
cultivation, T
a bered with w '
tatted 7; miles :
, . m. Israzli wa
d churches. For
1 to ANGUS
prom ses or
.
OF BRUCE FOR
1, oehoes., .e0oteol,
cleared and In a
• : , i b
e remainder o t 0
d of every variety.
root . Teeswater and
- red end conveniett
further particulars
DI DONALD
- -c - - ,
-4-• dere will be received ;for the treat°
Methodiet Churoh on Lot .20, Con. 9, afe:
up to 4 ci"clock P. M., on TUESDAY, .
Plans o d • ."-fi t'' - - b • • '
an spec,' es ions can e seen .at t .
deuce of John .0, .Monison, Witthrop, -TheCoa-
mittee do:not bind themeelves to accept Union
t et or .any tender: All :tem:toroth be addreatedle
aoliN C MOR - ; ' • '
- • . . BISON, Secretary Building
mittee,Winthrop P. 0' . . .
, els :ground, alid reinain in •that posi
, 1 . .
done, 1 ,, ! o .
s ow. ' : The nuestreinatkable. tt 401
-4 , ,
!personal attlee Were a. ' a
-ied coat trinanied with a nuMber
Ceti-,:trig braes butteni, of Wli-ieli lie
-: el ,gtilarly *end, and a large 44
at - .
Scotch bbnnet
-louse had
b
bee. It the hard
tachel looked. like a , meson very. much
same moon, even in a quiet village like
Wingham P.
0.
485* -4
;Blue The boss
an hour. He landed; from the
the
zzing of a was
if he been -himself
,
Horseshoe Cove, The
the '4 his heart
•tage-coada, stumbled into the tavern,
lireat
ing of h pat ent. Tbe doctor
treoccupied bad not
reader will hereby
.
:Airtill10111 SA14E14.
;Were pride . . an
Led fallen on the -floor. With the quick
,estinct of a rude nature Wallis, the
'andlord, prepared himself 'for the occa-
lien_ . He was about to I administer the
ough discipline due to On impestor who
i
.ad invaded his premises in a condition
or which his -till was none the richer.
hie!' a provoking fraud Merited pronigt
•jection, enlivened with kicks.. But t , e
The
Only
asleep
.
' et
! Wonderin
But
entlir
uiner,
yoting
'
" Whet
e doctor
a
changed t 6 pceition of Theophil us
repeat -in the name as he did 'sO.
man s i cps ope.ne b t h
, u • e
niurneured " other," and fell
e!gein. • • .
is his • othe ? I wo " '
ni er, said
to hi 'self. Mrs 11'
, a is Was
. :
th • 1 • '
g e s me t mg in- ner dreams •
e did vot ream tbat Dr.- ti :lel-
'
,,
•onsideration.
temarkable
••
Galled
(
bsorbed in thought 'To relieve his
, 4 - •
ind of the burden u on it was the first
Whe Rachel heard the
story of t e young gentleman
Dr.. Quiner was tor • he was a gentle-
,
an --whose sponSor ' in baptism had
- bin' Theoteh". us Quiner (Dr.
uiner could narrate ,eircunistasitiallY0
he was the -first - to propose that the
understand wh•at nobody else but R•achel
knows,, why on -this memoreble morning
the village belle awoke unrefreshed an
with, a clouded brow. She kept her se-
cret -.for the sufficient keason that the
COurte of events left her no need oppor-
'
.tunity or temptation to reveal it .
Two days before -or th
even one- • e
. confidence reposed in him by_ Dr. Quince
• VARM FO
-I: 12
cent•
of which are
'
vation, 4 am
temairider i
and p.ine.
gravel" ad 1,
-and is 5 mi10
ishing villages.
the premised
Turnberry,
8ALE.--Being
- • o
Turubeiry, c osis
leare,d and in a
- !
0 branded ana 6
well timbered with
his lot. id situ:ated
ding to! Win-ghtim
distant; from eitherof
For -further
or to ALEX. McDONALD,
Win gham P. o,
east half of Lot 23.,
* t - 2
ing of 50 acres, 1.
d : _ ,..,
goo .state of cum
sores Wrapped, the
elm, maple,beech
i mile from the
, and Teeswater,
these flour-
particulars apply on
Con. 12,
.885sd
- - . _
°-ARM FOR: SALE BY, AlJeTION---T , ,
F h ld ' " ' -
- e so by Auction, .on TUESDAY A
a -RIO d' i - • • . 1- ' '
' _mine is c possess on, Lot 26, Coo.
borne, 81 iniles from Exeter, part of the .
of the late SaninelMenning, e;ontainhagll
70 :acres cleared and :the remainder well t .
1 d 1 '' ° - ° - '
we hnghonso with-cellar.25acreaplowe
for seed and 25 in pasture, the remainder
for cutting next summer, 1 large barn wi
.sta-blemiderneothos good :well of -water, ete
stook and Implements on the homestead
teontinnally tifiaid lest ,,anythin •
e se : , -
Mid, ilatipp-en to them ; the- striall.
' '
Ails: ,-eould :make haM :run Woryinz..
. , IGff year buttope Townie." :•-Ta
1 Om
lis- too- - ipired tie beAtiought 'a great 7
-----'' ' !prophet ' Ire -Was continuaIly
1 ready - 4 ' -
, glen - 1Vcatitig a ,ehange of weather, .ao
, orte 1,,most 'sunshiny day in. summer 1
-
Tbe-oo.' j ' : • - • -b ' ' - "
ill lis - ' ,etop a. passer. ,.,,y• and ?exelenn,
iraetical eye of the dealer in intoxicants
.
eon discovered that the . stranger was
iet intoxicated. And as, moreover, he
tad with him a respeatable-looking trate
in
tie
the
an
-Q ,
-dreadful
C:hurch
!
cop i
iner • Id t 11 •f
, con no e 1 he would-
ma, 1 Ai d he a embei of
•too. in - ood st • • „
1 , _ an mg ,itlid
f
-
trang,er should be breught home at once
on, o -
— `. that hotrid ,.teivern. The doe -
o r hastened to take in:mediate Measures
r his removal. - '
A " wa ' ' . •
a
....tthe grauti t S '11 '
ng o , qui a le roving cem-
mission among Ins patients -would have
been joyfully received as another of the
sure indications. But a capital link hid
VARM FOR
' 1, Ste-
8° ef iv-hich
state of goo
bered. - The
SALE!:, --For .
ey, containing ill
aresleared, well
cultivatibn thebalince
, ,
is a frame barn
ale,: Lot NO.9A, Con.
acres, more or less,
fenced, and in ,ft
. . . Is well-tim-
-and stable, -and
scild the same driy. All persons having
-' agoinst the late -Samuel lireviiing *re requested
:to ral lir in for payment to WAVIER,.
0111AS :CORNISH, SAMUEL
• '
BLDICK-Toustees
• - - - '
dam Ithink -Ws genii to rain I: the dayl,
!Another faVbeite perfonnaniee ]
oz.., !Boo- I
"COB °- o ati aNtaintonee eta I: .
,
'the sky, ..eeeett a .. , - I ', ., ne a
at ' I to '''' won r
t.co be blue snaiv the "ISee" • ', -
ling satchel, he wae taken upstairs and
ared for. Dr. Theophilus Quiner was
ent for, and; as already stated, com-
nencod his examination of the case by
skin,g, " What is your tootle V'
No immediate re,piy , being made, Mrs..
vierdi
us
'a
:The
'
Q umer
mere
earl
1 ilI.
, ,
tett ' ' • 1 "
y as 'a le u , Wa8 t e 'village
• t in favor .f •Ra. hel,-D l'h hit -
1.. eop
' i 1 ' ' ---
e on y • aug ter. . e s was tot
doll -like an, childis beaut •
• , ,'3'.
I t h th
y oss o er to : er . h d forced
'thee
i
i
stretcher" FiL improvised, and
.attress placed upon Jt. Tarpaulin was
reseed into the ,serviee, and Wel aid of
wondering : id ere waS Itivited ,
mong whom .Dro Squ Ilsepushedlitnself
professionallyi Mipre mystery wee ot
• ' -
fallen out .of the chain of circumstanees.
Dr. SqUilli had preesed Rachel for an un-
derstanding, mid had obtained' one. And.
on th's ve • li. - • d had +
I ry morning is min • no..
been at all 'reliev d - b th - d. . f
0 y e emeanor o
Miss -Quiner • foroh h d
. , er manner s owe
good new fr
Wood shed and
failing well
n'lles limn
ennton. A
A 1 to th,
„Pt te„
'A"'
.
me houselw ith stone
e conveniences.
all oth' r
and a geed be :ring
raceft elaStetio
gravel road lea
' ro rietor at V:arna
t P - '
cellar kitchen,
' A. never-
orchard: is 2
- aod 4 miles from
g; to esen place.:
-P.O. THOMAS
: ' 484
-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. --A. VAI
VILLho"' e to b I b •
two oL LOTS e so d , )
A. -action. JAMES HOWSON !will -sell b
A t"- in th V' 1 - . 4 • . 1
tic ion, e ! it age of LONDESHOR
on biONDAY, APRIL 17, 1876, the Fenn
1 t th t - h
: ng ,o e !este. e oft e late Thomas Rego
ing port -of Lot 26, Con: II, llollett,:coni"
M sed railway watt laid to Greenlaw •
- , .
Public ,:- ;train ran, Taminie considered it •
Pablie ° '- : . - : • ;! • '
:'''' new and wonderful animal ] 4
TJG11, "!: ; : - • ' ' , - • , o .
- lono ! never afterward be peranaded to
' '
rd, be, O! .! his opinion the train
.-
Weird ' ' - : * ''' ' ' i '
Moon
- •
Vallis was determined to be reeegnizecl
a her doable capacity ef -presumptive
urse and actual landlady. The tan-
elizing noise in the bar below inforiated
er, and..she piped out in. acute accents
•
repetition of the question, " What is
our name ?"
" Theophilus Quiner," moefied out the
,atient. - - - '
... --
Her!
upon-
wom
char
nance,.
Dr.
Horsesho
duetien
th
.,
since
filthier
'
y le
.
Rachel a cl
.nly resour
- to her
Whe es,
ente
e oy
• C 6
was an
e a o
b h If f
Aived on in!
V-elo iment Of ind and
e w , ich add d a tar
d -Port ent an cou ' t e
u e-
' • I '
c urin - tachel infaite Y•
d - li" ' '
r upon is re idencd at
,
'I t 11- fi '
.. a m . s is st intro-
S, peal to pubh svni
J ,Pa-
I - d •
, is y ng wife. He had
is w ,dowerho • d, and in
-
'
In
t
t•
his point added to the_ circuinstancee.
he senior doctor requested the junior
• go back to the_ ,o e for. a moment.
I r.: Qeinee there t : ansferred to -Dr.
. ,
quills ay. his medice engagements ..for
he -next day 'or twee or .more, perhaps.
some reepects this proposition was to
le satisfaction of De Squills, in oth ers
.
his intense die' st• f th
• • gu . , or e case in
hich. all Horseshee 'ove vvas by this
him that she,
question forever
more interest
m •t h•
of ar w 1c
had decided
at once, and
tice. The
Burned to defeat
And the old
at least, had settled the•
and- that he was f
0 DO
to 'her than the pestle and
oo
h t od • th '
s o in e corner,. iate
that he wo Id
u marry.Rachel
sten into her father's prac-
unreasonable. maiden had:pre-
the nice arran e t
men .
doctor, notwithstanling his
- ' - L
/al"
or Sal i
pleasantly -Rusted
"louse owne
• '
tains large -p
comfortable
good cellar,
ghee, e.e. T
biaarin frai
. •- g
Apply to S. :
tite of seiner
.
WELLING HIUSE
D r
or to Rento-Foraole
and. commodious
by Ilfr* Powell.
• --
rlor, dming-room,
. ed roo s, together:
, aril _and soft water
re are Wo lots
trees P essi
- • . , ss on
°WELL.. N. 13,
timber for sale.
in-Seaforth
or to rent, that
dwelling
The house con-
kitchen:, and 10
with closets, a
stable, wood-
filik with choice
gi. t tine
ven a °Dr e•
-Also a large quati-
' - ' 415
-80:acres in r e - • - s • • t
, 0 a or I so. Al o, et theeatne ,
-place Lots No 8 and 16 • be' : ot ; -
„ ing qua. - er a
in th ' Villa "- To '
i e , goof -,pdesboroughoon whie
so house, shop :and stable. Possession
fann :given immediately The farm is - Ily
d „ ' . -7 ' - we
e , in a goodotate -A cultivation, .en theiWirig-
ham gravel road, and half a mile from the
don-, Huron snd Brute .Railway.' 'Sale at 1-olcledf
P. M. TERMS will -be -:ilitule :known .on !day
sale or on :a lie V- to Th II ' :
5t , ee s ion omas 7
. ary E. Watson, Lcaidesborough P. i ..,
James Howson!, Olioton. 7 T. IIAGYARD,
, . --.. • .the stationi IL:When
esti o ..- 3
! :: T' ,ayke ance eatet
re Joh ' : „ , _ 4 . j
then, :-. _. ;Opetatioti oft -taking
Of 'the' T"-. -*Odd tay, ai
tar --
am-
Once droughty
Lego singularly happy
.o; stion •
, and Vin..atever
ett -1---:
' - ' ',!-,! ready to receit:e
rd Of . , 1
role owen to extract
- mils .°- .
Vrom it H:e
nemie woold
'r. . ' -1, ...--. - - Z- '
waters:mg 111
; - „ ' - - -- '
in =Water 'at
he :Jumped doWie
• ' ' 4
the :day. :" Hie
and •60.1iterite&
happened' :
: ' !
it with]resigna
-i 1 - , . ,ii. .. 7
:matter .,,f congr•
I ' o - - ' - - - -
he/Tenet?! once
what !" cried the doctor,- 8Ur-
rised into a tone
calm
Polite defiei
._ .
de • th t f
e ar, s match
t
Me interested was reServed by Dr. Qui-
night's Vigd,
more the
looked ood for 20 years
ver • 1 gte D - S •
"DARN( Po:
SALE.±For Sale
Cheap: 'west -,.1 of
'
'strider - J HOWSON Auctioneer -
' ' ' . ' ' ' -'- * • -
044 '
' ' O.- . Very tore foot,
jand onl being.
an. octave above the
• , ,
aave professio-nal key- ' hey ! what ?
inakee
s
k -
e ere.
d h
0 an t 6
- - ne
0
ad v nees of lusband-
th '
o • e most im ortunate
ler
•
to himself exclusielely. .
-when
at
wail resolved
y a ioe st. r. quills .o, Lot VI,
on doing something deeper- 45 of which .
or 8 MdKillo
, p,
re''' '
clear of stumps,
containi
. ng - cr s,
50 a- e
. weU fencedand
-C".11AIVVE.11 IF NOTICE.
about it, he refilled., tt Ay., iOs
1 ' 1 - o , -, -, 7, - .
*air but I! iinity be thankfif it
%the gave -you this name ?"
" My sponsors in ba,ptism, wherein I
rim macle-'-' And here the poor fel-
sw's words sa,n1c into inco;herence and
" •
'distinctness. it was evident he was
et in a tit condition to..be catechized
trther. - •
'4 Curious •coleeidence !" -Dr.
0
t
• v
ttr
aver
&let
thel
e village
t• age
i 1
• s'
'
et
Ev
1 .4 '
latter was
tavee
b elle. 'D
e k '
tO re
-kee. er
f h' .''
or is ins
rei body se
the rese t 1 11 d f
n acayo
, ;in ho 1 d
se ear. er ays a
'
sapp inted of the doc-
. - -
uge the ar • s of .the
out n. ver ' for. av - thA
' . - 'b • — e -
nal lity to he CharM8.
d'the doctor's nly child
,
1.
•
r-
t
•
Rachel the 14 detail" moved off,
' - -
pitied herself insta tly to preparing
it .
.
sic quer rs. c w o e louse o
k te "•T" •hl 1 hld
-1 d 1 '11 H " n '
e pe wit i a wi .. S..metlilng to
o," as is not unfrequently the ease, had
to ed, It h l' ' •tn t• d h 1
8 r ac e e am. a ion, an c asec
6 cloud from her 'brow. While her
ands - •
b h l• d - 1
nay, app
ate --if he only
H •
e was
• i •
tng ndications.
. opinion - a.s
d '
roun s, was
, - reader fOr his
j • • •
- ong in incipient
knew what ! in a state of
t 1 • • d• good hardw
eo ong in escovering kact- honoe and lo
•
The state .of publie 'watered; go.
he made his treachetous ed 7 *tee fr.
f d b . tr°111 C
oun to e . u:nexpectedly anon
"'road. For f
purpose Horseshoe C i to t
eve,
- ' • • ‘. • EllErs°11Kps'arcai
.rebellion against ,Dr. .
'
good col4vation.
ed. No_i waste
g barn, :also frame
a young bearing.
m Sealorth, and
r ooL /14 14- miles
Aber perticalars
- -13 •
°I
" • - -1
The wood land is
land. -A good lo g
!stable. Is -well
orchard. Issituat-
the same distance
'from good gravel
apply to the pro--
t - '
Winthrop P 0
° 1 " . *-
431* -8
i ,
PI CHANCERY.-43etween MARV .Als,
- LEY, Plaintiff, and. JAM:ES litli3TO,N
Othere, Defendants. -Theoerealters -of MATE
TULEY,. bite of the -Township of Tuticerarsilks,
Whoa died in or -Shoot the- month A May,,Iffid,
'are on or before the 24th !day 'of Aptill 1876.44,
'sendby post, prepaid-, te Messrs McCaugbeit
noi - ted ' f -s• ' ' t ' -.• ' '
. mos , o eaforth, be ,Solicitors of the
f - dant William Riley, the Administrator
:fit,
KO Other aneP Not
oat - 1: it" ' ' ''
Otincturt a endanta
. ., , ,
e Was also anxious
- - 1 - '
7 : attend,. 'One Satibittli,
1to ehurch. he Met
Ae put. the question,
-De
' - the kirk ladai.112)
cif the , , , 1,
otilsA was- 1 T
r
r : '- t : h hV
o ure _ .. i
; ,
that OW
iwhetr OA
a young Man.',
• • Ate ye n
--,,, 14-43 1, lilts ,
, .
said
gin.er, puzzled -and musing 'while the
•
sndlady's ears were erect and her eyes
tarkled. .." But we must be quick," he
Ided recovering he it " W
, . . , • mute ; . arm wa-
.ir for his feet, cold water and towels
o• his bead 1." -
'
" Coinciderice ? I guess iso," -Said the,
nidlady to herself, as sh.e Moved . off
ith some show of alacrity, fet a heart,
as hidden somewhere in her adipose
tlik-.- 4 t coincidence 1 I k - - The
. me on so.
woul
e''
841
-
or
rifice
widotter
little
taken
6
a.
'
'it
•cl
entl
one
1 I
ii
t
el, ,
oft
grow Up iV
- " `
mother's
is most co
creatures
instance
themselveii
nierely
child. B
'as not se
'
lacier Sue
n prove
free
1 11 . d •
d a d b, spoile ,with-
are And t ose who
'
nfid • • .
- ntially w re those
the f ture Me . 'Wallis,
'Who -
were rea y to sac-
to tl e care f a lone
or •
th sake o his dear
t ve y body as onio-
i Om appens. For Ita-
Tito ard circumistances
I e bezt educe ors, had
.
t
tentleman
t
.
,
c•
e..'
.
oily
were 0 ie ier
Oughts to Pondering what a Young
-should la ' like. Rachel's
aowledge of people • "societ ," as th o
ord is -w t • • YSh
as no ex ensive. e had
. .
i• ong her own sek some approaches to
; . • 1 '
inpa.nionslup,. but iof the other she
• .
new -only two typesi of hiimanity. One
is her father ; but li 1 '
i3 vea,s on y• a fath-
Of the yoUnger p,'4 rt of eli 'bl
gi e mane
bid she only knew D . S ills - d th
qu ; an e
_ _
idea of -a yo ' tl h .
ung g_ n eman a e could.
tuner had now explod
Q , ed. into crri re- .
V -OR SALE
volt. The okl doctor had no '
t so much -I: et Hayfield,
as " Stood treat" to' Tar .. ' - - .
paulin and - the Harbor, alm
others who had borne the burden of the 6, Range E,
There is:goo
sick man to sa th' f h
y no mg o w at would h '
8 ead, gree
h h ' ' d
aye een proper con uct to the whole necessary bu
h• t • 't
t irs y commum y. Any m:an with the net be snipe
1 f . lete in ev
sou o a mouse would .have recounted_ reP
o :case o e pu ic at a is 8, land. The whole
the wh le • t th ' lel' W If ' if possible, if
and wbuld haVe illustrat d 1 ' "th ld b A t
e i wi , so y uc
'
" home ou " ' - May 1, 187-6.
g s r ncl -more potent to show field. No re
th i
e nts of a case than Microscope
ir i u
-A Ilea ' Vi 1 V*11
within! a few
st new, i ' is built
containi by ailmeaeurement
barn Wit under
• '' '
house, ummer
dings fo a Villa
eed in the, Dominion,
ry department, also
will be sold
not the property
- t MP '
on, a , rgan s
In tare Of John
erv (I t'
.e, as i must
' in ' - '
i a 1 the Village
minutes walk of the
on Park Lot .No.
7 acres.
-ground stable for
house, in fact all
; the orchard 'can-
the ;pardon lo
16 a-eres of brifh
by private cootract,
will ba put up and
H tel
o ,. on Monday,
E 80o E ! Ba o;
8 • tte 7
' be sold off to pay
.de eased, their claristiOn and ' ' •
'
dr : - - ' • - ' - "ri*le
t essesoand 7descriptioneothe Oull portico
heir cla-ims =a statement :of thelr - -
the oat ' - . . . - eeee"
- ure :of -the moraines -if any-liskity
t ern, or in default thereo4 they will be pease-
t rily excluded frorn the benefit .of the
ado' herein, Every 'creditor isolOing spy
it is toproduee the same before rue, atmy
' b rs. -at Osgoode Thal in the -City, of Tor
',"
t Oz7th d 1- : 7 ' ' - - 'e
. it : - . a." 4411ill, 113743' at 2 c'eleekin
a ernoon„ being the time appointed fortaindies.
tion on the -claims Dated thi 23d do l'Katek
A D 1876 ' ' s Y e
• ' - A. GRANT, Registrar, 'Memo
CAUGHEY it HOLIELESTED S. - '
- • ' ! • - 1 eatOrth• ,
'---°'
. ,
--ad•
'' _ply, 44 Wed, i lad;" zaid. TAM
ot . :oruty no haVe .!anither opportuniti
- nia
s '--- as it !lrappelds.6-the Young in-'
- ' . 1 1 , ' .1 . '
- -afterwar. :, I fell sick aft
,
t doeit mit japPear tO have bee
sem foolloW anYthinglef the semen ;
-
inve no aecknint iof it neeer
to oti 1 . - ' ' - '
' '' *marks nno.n, it, exeePt enee,
tar;
"Said, tt What olott8 -the! Initiate
. :
.*bout the :apiiker -on the Waif' re
Xis . V! : , . , -- - -
I 4644 ' -.an illostratioteneed in the RCM
. - ' - 1 : . - -, '
ff he made the
ariptute. says we shall repossess the sins
E oar youth. Coein-ei-dence !"
g
but.p.
;
ow
. ,
up atd
ssessed of
.
n turat• in manner,
ee
ilina e modes y. a ne
.
clue
..
•
e• • - - ' - malt' l'k
ive Was a so mg as un i e
- •
quills as possible. -
po. or recent heav,y
"
any other seientific invention. prietor. A.
losses sustained
. BROWNSON.
by the present Pro-
' 482-4
.
FOR SALE Olg' 'TO LET.
---little of .Serindn.,
- - OMNI net be Said of the Singing -.
, . .o! ,
" Efurey, Mrs. Wallis," cried the doc•
if, from the head of the st ' 1"Warm
_ . airs.
rater first" . •
was
]clom
&ion
t
o
an:
creature of
s tni ,ht
g ha
'
f a place
'it
he li. le fie
such rare grac lied wis-
cell dlenged t e admir-
o inu. h more . etension
.. '
mg hamlet. hete
1
f
- ' '
Lancllady Wallis atood in her door
•
)oking up the road, 'i shading her eyes
om the sun as the eocession a proa '
, p , p eh-
Horseshoe Cove veas in agitation. j3e •
.
sure that Dr. Squillstslid not 1 oew MIL
app y a se- 0 - ,
SALE.-
dative. course of treatment b ' t th '
- - , u re er PAW mill an
that he did, 'under pretense of eniollients, nos& The
-
AND FARM OF.
. , .
he subeeribers
farm, Lot 80,
1 cont4ins large
' -14'
100 ACRES OR
offer for stile their
Con, 5, East Wawa-
. . .
MO RENT ore a D lh Beni
- - - ---St - ,nd - e '
i B , , w ng tO '
. nissels. _Apply to OCIIN GREWARilhoo
- sels : P. 0.
-- he wasrienenately fond, and '-'
is .
' '
he won d. take -part The :first re
, ... . -
48846 alwaye ma& on returning from,
WAS ihout the :singing, and how ]
The patient was gentlytdrawn to the
,
sho
. , .
Dr Theo hilus tamer th '
Q: lead.
saw, butting
circula-r, edging
.de of the bed, and the water anplied" to
is feet " Conte, now " said. the doe-
•
or " cold water and towels." For Mrs.
•
Tanis had waited, and was staring, un-
d
y
tt
eeect.!
ek
ri
6 fa
and"
The daii
-It wou
'I.
her was al
d confider'
hter was a po ular la.,
b
.e tie much t Hay that
ct; nit his s . ill cam-
,
rhis
e,1 an cha acterre-
1
e
f
s
• p in e
he did not at first take it in but 'had a,
. 1 •
ague suspici ,
"on that her in uisito i
q r al
nations were to ;be interrupted if n
• , ot
. ppect entirely!, Sh had not
apply Cautharides. The movement only
t • d . all in good
wan ed a leader , 'an that leader was the mill - tw
,
found in Dr. Squills. . stable. The
" 1"
Oh . noble timber
" Ah !" hemlock ana
aw, shingle s,aw,
rder. There are
fra d • lii,
me we ng
e is also on the lot
conmatiog of pine,
other hordwood,
'edger and packeroo
on the lot besides
'
houses and frame
a quantity oilivalo
black ash, a!nd •
with a large stock
TIOUSE TO LET. ---To Let that -most ,
j"‘" able sod w 11 "I t d b' ' k h '
1 - • -e m tot of nc moven
lots on Huron :street, with ha d
-r and soft -
and every :convenience a.- A !
ssary. pply
-STEPHE!NS, -British Hote -
1., Seeloith. •
- - OelitOr -dui, and would name any
tune of his 1,hat baa been Sun -,
'' • • g
the tune `!` Barrow" was introit
to
Was greatlY taken lip With it an
fltquetttly n-po,n the to,'
'Mace' by the doter, fleet at the face of
Le patient, and then at the features of
Le physician. ':.,-, .
"Coinddence! I shouldn't wonder '
id the landlady again as h : ' e
, . s, e proceed,
t
;
ces
turn
yet,
wi
'
Ac 'netomed
.
of .
i
•
th
t :
her father.
the morri
s the 'old
ie th
o an
,
i il le rofessional a,been-
Rac pet await.d his re-
,, .
ng w thout an iety,and
heti ekeeper thought,
"' • ' '
seal impaten e. She
t
a
t
. quite
. red to put the youn man to the tor-
. ... ,
re, to . discover_ wh he was and all
t him • but she h ' d *u t •
•ou . , . 4 , s determined
o en •that satchel elnd see The dif-
p , •
ulty Was that it was locked. She ha d
.
" Alas ' '- in the vicini
"` ' ' factory reaso
Such Were the exclamations that he at -any time.
encountenede-all but the hied. But as by letter Dos
' t '
" 1" -* - •• - eels P. O., or
. alas . iis, gtven among the interjec- Westfield I".
•
bons by good -old Lindley Murray, we
y to last d nriniber
s given ftr selling
For fun er particulers
pa -id-, of W. G.
to R. T. HINGSTON
.. '
of years. Setts-
Possession given
enquire, ;if
HINGSTON, Bras-
it BROTHER
' ,
NO
A.LE OR TO LET.HThe Brusselstlinie
F" a. - - .
' f Factory, withell thsfernishingocomPlet010
manufa-cture the milk of .800 t 400 r ' - '
boiler and en ' - d ' '9 - '•••e4ws'
• gme, an. alt the latestnopr
mpresses, vats, 4e. For furtherporticullale,
-to J LECKIE P ' to R -
. , tome r, ruesels.
pr.eeentor
*0 .0ing it tO him, He wee fond 0;
TWO hours before 'his -death the :d
000i • .
suddenly) a hymn by :his ow,n
- - ' . ' ' ' - '. - '
Was sung to him by Mee, Hill 1
. ! * -
*list, then in. !the tetwn who ha
I. for the cold water. " I :do think their
.
a
...,•
reaciy r umma ed t e oun • man'
-misquote him, :14041311C.
,_ fOn him. He- was much coneertio
ises axe alike but I can't get a look at
•
certai
ly did not
bY
like hat the reakfaet
p
g y g a
I diets and possessed erself of the key,
must not eepecially as the
Horseshoe Cove
FOIL
SA1,E.
.........
EtsTaitie • STOCK:.
the -.precentor and .troubled lest I4
se poor boy's -eyes."
i" Hurry, Mrs: Wailis," sounded again
om, the stair head. Mrs. Wallis brought
shout
early
druit
wa
,
!her
c i
t h
snoil
ct
n extra
lathe
Sh
, e wa
' aiti g, esp c 11 tit
e a y e
reek 'ast prepa ed to -re
I ' ' -
a te his lon night's
-
a m•del bon ekeeper
a
e
•new
•
d.was making sure hat the coast wail .
.
ear, when the litter rnved. -Her fury
no oun s.
b d ' " t would b h
e t e
people of would have
cried -Alas l _if they had studied th - Mutcn 01W-8
e - No. 71 ton.
gremmir or reniembered efter they h ad one calf. ' Apply
'' ' ' ' '
li•
learned i :There ts a vast deal • . '
which
FOR 8AL
6, Stanley, 6
to DI Mel'A.
.-17or Sale on Lot
ood mil& Lws, ell
LANE. ' 435*4
- •
ESTBAY. PIE}:"--Ceraeirit"be Prenae"
undersigned, Lot 16,0°11.14, libirillop,
ab out March 1, a small -spotted 'sow. The !
--r" - : -• - e -
Oeflign, . an01 'often :put 1 the o,
iths - ...
VIP!, " Will he teSign,' thnik VI 4'
'
tesign,. 'will he?" • 44 ile1 bag a
,n- husband with her, her face all full of
:alicious intel •
lige-nee,' his only express-
And
actly.
'
,
-,
-
o young,
he wife foe
* - •
r, S uills tho ght-ex-
&Pro essional • a
d
a o. im mote im
• -al f h• to ' • !" D Q •
r. umer
Ok her at a disadvan ge by askin her
'
passes mto t e domain of uselese knowl- es3w AND
h
edge after the f h h signed ,
young o t e • uman ' •
HEIFER FOR
. - ilk' •
s a m !coo, an,
•ALE. -The u do
_ n er-
a royear old heifer
IS :requested V v V Dear, o Y
: - te r° e - Tr " ' ti. a- charges(
;take her may, O-OHN !OHRE ,
la •
! year." -Pisallinotly- and ]the
looj • ! - - 1 , '
-itee.med -to' , ve been 'e oeely
g ari imperfect wonder . at something
bich he had not fairly taken in T1
. le
him,
0 f
D '
r..
ore anon.)
S '11 •
qui s mii
Wh t R 1 1 thri. .0f
ac ie ought
'
ht ateount fo the
fi
.
1
r her bill before all- nese people, Lay,
th W 11' el - d th W 1.1: f
qe - e a is m e a e a , is e-
, - e cm.- for sale B-,th
species leave school but there 3X .
PEND? TJN
• - " -
am propensities which never leave the
al r
anim 8 a e
Lot 12., con,,,2,
' U T -
in ea . HOMAS
: tanley. 4804
VSTRAY HEI • ' '
. FER.-Ciiine :Mt° eel) -
-se, the -undersigned, Lot 7„.Lake:Shore. 1 , ,
._ „ _
. Tommie's Mind., lie ;we'll'
Wog was preeentor hel would. •
/
?ctor's calls were so urgent that even
rs. Wallis's alacrity of tongue and.
gnifieance of hints and viciousness - of
ulge had thne to introduce
lief
sbout:
must
sh
i
found irt-
her fath...r'S
0 a reasot
re-
Prot:tided • t• "
i 'pa ience
kf t. There
fOunirefaor as th'
ev ry ing,
•
o
ale no Opportunity t cook d
a emend
mix a charge. A he paid it , too.
lie Poor young fell , whit stumbled
the tavern day
race. . And among these is the disposi- Rum, 0
' • • ' -A--' has for
tion to rejoice when a man whose blam e- ere mith, a yowling
lege life is a rebuk • t - th '
• • e o o era comes un- reasonable -t ,
F FOR !SALE .
ale, on Let IS, C
-guide bra-
rms. Apply to
-
The undersigned
. n. 4, Hit S , Tuck-
. Will be' ;told on
VILLIAM -0ARN:0-
Stanley on Nov 20 a black and -wbite
' ' ' 0,
Heifer. The owner ter teat ' o '
eqoes opt v p
pa- oh
osaTges a7pd :take her away. I-
-STYIN
'
i
, i
I tatters ring." ' - '
, . Tatntnie 1wite possesedlof meeh ,
feeling. lie 104 a great dislike
ingatid '
not into her
isba.nd's sodden. pate the idea of Whieh
and
1
R
t '
en
ehel, coml.
• h 1
to :et
r 1
y g r as she • as ha&
' -
he
1 %.
d•
to one sick nigh Unto
th f ll d th • •
a was care u y remove e. very
;de h•
r suspicion imself. Dr Squills id CHAN
• : • - 4 •
say a weird against Dr. Qinner-not
482*4
• 820 :1113EWARID.--7 '
lying, and he Wa8 Oleo,
With snail. e*pressiorie as ft. W
ar
ug
ousehold put its
,not
:
Le -was possessed. After the patient
id been . • - '
comfortably arranged, the doc-
r dismiseed his assistants. The wo-
an took a long studious look at -the Pa-
Pnt -
... , as was only natural. The man
retched hiS liead and looked . at noth-
f—as was natural too. ..
'own
which'
' h ad
was
with
Of
reach
w '
h
is s
onstructi o
contrar t
y
en all the'
'
r confidan,
ievelatio
me Dr. S qi
Om. Th
' h
,.on t e vex d . look,
her u 1- • - t h
. sua 1, on s e
Mote,in II 4 f
; . g. . ether
and aho-was prep.ared
for i e - d'
- : . , s e.are egar in
ills a sooh as e shout
bus, Fatesit d, how.
n
c
n
should
bills
xt morning. i
But h ! th 141 d th • '
• 0 e wea , . - an e fog me.
f Mrs Wallis s su
nee 0 , . spicions now
eighted with confirm bon strong ! Did
it D Q • t1 1 "11
r. umer pay . c ,t m ? And Why
he go about eying straggler's
? And why shou d this
. '
he. He only apologized for poor human
-nature, He, affirmed nothing He o 1
. • - . n y
sked uestions and sif . "
a q , ted evidence and
!refeered to the respectable character f
0
hi d Id f • d ' h •
i .s, ear o . nen ., as e still must dell
;hon. . Appearances , might be: against
bifia but nohodY could d h•
ju ge ern un-
'ENTIRE
has an entire
He was sired
sired by Old
or, strong built,
particulars apply
Con. 4, }ribbed,
P. O. -
OLT FOR
, SALE
colt, doming
by Lord Hada°,
overe.igni He iS
irith tood Octima
to the pr
or if! b 1
y et
• '
i
,
-o -The undersigned
2.years old, for sale
: and his :dam we;
of a, dark bay mil-
F 1 -
or urther
" ri t .
T e or- en Lot -I9,
er to CartonbroOk
OEN '
'
6 ;on : , - ' ' !--- will
REWARD. --The' -above xewsod -
-tp GO/ pa id -to any ,peroon or persons • .
! - Who
tarnish such inform ti s 11 lead -000 -MP
a Oil a w--) , -„,:-.o.s:
' ! '
conviction of the partyor !patties who pahemoo
the defamatory lib.el ,against rey:perootial „ oek00*,„..
ter, in Fly Sheet Fenn, dated Nov.1, knoliDg_'
Fame to 'be a fabricated falsehOocl cielyte oo,,Inin
My character and serve their -ownenda. AXP0°"
le -•
o
To
...o„ .._
-
-
„
-
Mt
:the bloodOf the lamb." ! But h
il1if their real nieriniog he- ender -4
teeel tay 1 Petb.aps via a$ he .
• •
:email:lett IA ita0100 .of graee than t
in the pesseseiort,of reason can o
"More intelligent faith, ' -Tatum:
, .
Some:times ask, H'.4 ,D.'ye think I',
rho doetor, as he. came down stairs at
weer,
'
1
rc'ained th
t t 'd
• e sae r valation.
straggler
particular
straggle inte t he Ver tow n
•
!hear"d' And even if it were all true he
NOTICE
TO DEITT01114.
AN.DERSON. -Stanley, Jan. 10,187r. -
.......
eaven? Incliner lie nor swe -
shuttin,g-itp time," d t W
'
y
, : ,
'
.
. .-f..-•
: .
vices being in his
sign'fi
.1 e o a is
11'
,at he should rettirn and remain -11
0.-
shoul
'
w
0 h'
rt
be deferil
f b '
o eing
d, a • d never thou ht
g -
b lled
t
here Dr. Quiner had 'lived? NO d bt
. QU
e doctor had the hesii to
was sure that Dr Q
' .. uiner was ma mg
I
very best ameeds for the by
onAK E NOTIOEO-All
Seco
-
Uts awing us Must-
trElig-T-IIWK. _..:,__-;____„__.
-:.
aisoei•ated nn
= exclusien from ithat place •
ght with his patient. " .
....Very kind of hive" said Mrs, Wal-
i to her husband when the doctor' -
s in-
-.
the
Dr.
st
h
•uiner had
an er's bed
g ,1
:
up.
doze . on in hi chair at
ide l•n t 1 h
• g pas le our
1)11
b
t
right pay that
- but *hat could yhu think of 'inch a
ki shameless roan ? It yeas t be h d
. o ope
the f Bow -
'the past his
kind solicitude in the p M
resent uch
more did Dr: Squills ea of th .'
, . y e same 2D-
and candid Before
I be settled
in court for
LIS S f tb
, ea or
this menth, o
co • !
...i
llectiOn. NrcINTYR
' '
. . I
they will be pleeed
. E4W14-
I
427
DUBLIC NOTICE ' 1 theTaitsnr!
-A meeting e - . :
4- th T, - • - • Lb.:freeing
-of - e ownxhips.of Hibbert and a_ .
be held -at the Thames BOad Cheese FatfOrY
-
4,r .
„o -
'Y'r :
I- •
•
brother Ceorge'died, he iwonid
telt, 4]`*.ordie'S laid in .the 144E3
but hell " :tiSe ' '' • ' - '' - " '
again, , aim 'we
. •
anon was announced, to her e " ver /
, . 7
nd, indeed. As if a woman who, had
an her own children through searlet
rer and measles co:uld not be trusted
, w
-
-
Ho
coneci
en,
w
" Like lob s
From bine
ened• fro
ue of who,
1
'b t
r, oilol, he mor
, iea egan to t
,
bis eary slee all un-
ie pr tty kettl; of fish
o
g
'
j
t
at poor young . would come
t of the doctor's houee alive. Stiaii
r things than -O death had happened
t h • ht '
s at t e rig time. 1Dr. Squills ought
h th t • 11 • b• 1 -
aye a case a t f,
genious sort. night,
'if the popiilar indictment e-ould . a
n ve
been preciselar formulated- again t D
• 8 r.
' Q • '
Theophilus outer it would have run
th Th '
us : at the sui of his
T A8T WARNING.
.1.1 settle u p
before the 15
look out for s
have busines
-Thos e
h i ' ' •
e r, aceolants wi
h of the presen ,
nails; Can't wa
wo ' - .
und at
Oarties Who& tot
h Strong dc Fltifley
month h -d bet
a ter
t any longer mast
' -.
nee. STRONG
boree on -SATURDAY A' ril '22 it 2 de
31 I ' t ' P • ' " I 41*
., . or he purpose of orgauldnig A sn°0
tual Fire Insurance 'Company in eteordeore
th t AT' VX DUNICAli ROBERT f
, e se . , , . , , . , -
D.INER• '
- ',-
-
agai . Al
. ' 'It" -- Ifte h death f ,-
r t e _ o -an
Spoke of •the great white threne
3114V:trent, anti asked. if , his' II.
; 'Geordie wiadd bethere ' .1 1th:
o . . , an.. i
'
- •
ri imse and old
had
-
np
It
take a night's charge of a v t f"
, agran ,
nv MM. 'Wallis had mentally' deeoted
e t
upon.
H o
h C
se : oe eve
Tarpauli
h•
- .e sun was s imng
th
the square.
Q
'
met have nothing to do with it. But
ruth
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found him out, and followed un to the
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on the tight hand, and if li
*mild. be 0.4 the right 'hand, D,
3 long hours of night to " interview
vendo
of fresh o
uilt old
Ms • nd othe. edible
a
cou
me folk ould fi d t th t
w , ei on a some folks
ld see, even if some- folks did u t
uiet d d
9. an re ne. preemts Of Horseshoe
' uove said ein Comin in. a -
g stage
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4,3t1 'Me verse in Matthew about
," her siek guest, as the phrase now is
,_
e word "interview" as a verb actiVe
1 e]casperating was not in vogue in her
produ
firths
with
stsi
•
a
of the
ed Ifrs.
nice fry.
c . ve • d • the
Valli the landlad
He i ad gone
bay, had
y,
on his
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ocent airs ! There Was a little confu-
n in Mrs. Wallis's parts of spe h
t th • • ec '
e poor soul had been weak that
• . with a
satchel.. tha,t Dr Theophil -- - d
• . us Qumer ha
boldly conveyed the said traveler 'th
wt a
eatchel to his own domicile ; and that
•
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prentices waoted.
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th I i te tt il- 1 ' h theywill
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the benefit -of my long practical -experieneff
trade.
_ 4 miniber•of years ngo fin. '
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n one -ever annoy -ed hitt) on
'Iltee(1. to .- ' . .-.: - to T- ' . ; . 7'
erY, nobles : - armine-
t his• - - . ' ::'•', ' - . • '
y. .• But Mrs. Wallis intended all that
i word in its modem sense implies •
I was as much and as righteously dis-
pointed as a reporter to whom the
nis will .not Open.. " Very. kind, in.
way
lighte
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a
deel
in
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trtile
h
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heavier 1.
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Thet•e iii
4 po ts say that
in fish ,
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h ad
a great
virtue
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th e
m
p
d h cl
ening, en a taken ".restoratives."
:III. i .
Dr. Theophilus Quitier had lived end
acticed at Horseshoei Cove about 25
g • • .
he, the said Dr. Quiner, *as at- that very
moment in debate With hiinself whether
he "should buy•the future silence of th e
said young man ' 't h
, or secure i y means
F°S THE
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them made
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