The Huron Expositor, 1878-06-28, Page 2•
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TH HI HOUSE ACROSS TH441 I most Lendoners, �f not drawing down MI in love
STREET. their parlor blinds or shutting the shut- entrapping
hers till• bed -time. Perhaps they had away.at th
lived inthe country, where people are her letter i
not so anxious to shut out the sweet ed mo, an
blue night and stars. Anyway, it was in the next
and positi
gaged. to th
you tluf en
ter I'retur
that I coul
glow of the parlor -window opposite- anyhow,
the old man's white ' hair and her white girleand I
dress gleaming out igitinst the dull both toher
green walls, the glimmer ,of gold from She didn't
the pictiare frames, and her head bent. duty; and,
A. STORY IN TWO CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER I.
It was the narrowest .stree:e imagin- a, habit of theirs ; and L sitting in the
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. able, a mere flagged. passage, indeed, old artnechair in my dusky parlor over
protected by little posts and chains the
way, and often too tired after a long
from suspicion even of being anything day's toil even to read, used to fl
so vulgar as thoroughfare, and open -
quite a homelike-refleetion in, the viarm
a
ing into one of those quaint old Blooms-
bury square's- at one end and a quainter
oId crescent at the other. There Was a
church at the corner, old, too, with a
square Gothic tower, built in gray stone,
gthen with dantp and black with ago over the keys, of the tall ebony hav I warrant ) ou I didn't • waste soft words
and soot, and abutting directly on the monium, with the twang light from the on him wh n I showed him to the door.
pavement, without any intervening fire making a warm a Tole about it, He begged. ard for a lastinterview, but
space of grass or gravel to give it dig -
till the grand notes of tie instrument, I said :
nity and seclusioa. The house stood subdued by distance, anc. mingling with "No, yo
close beside it, a little back in the her voice, poured out in Schtibert's enough as
shadow of the big tower, and divided
• frorn the sidewalk by a flight of stone ence of a credo by Mozart. At those ! Then ti
steps and an iron railing, a tall,
times I was glad to.shut my eyes and never met
row, dark red building of the time of mix-
listen only-listeu till the music and i "Never
the glow and the gold -green- brightness and, thoug
Queen Anne, with a ponderous brazen
knocker and a couple of antiqilitted
about the two heads grew into one har- I lowing one
iron
extinguishers, set at either side of the monious whole, and became in my fancy those cases
gateway-extina''uishers which the link- a pint of me, as though it were my room to exercise
boys were wontto use to quench their
that held them, and she were in it sing- is there no
fining torchet in. the old days, after ing tnme. I wonder if it would have tall escritoi
.THE HURON
EXPOSITOR,
vith her, and succeeded in STOCK FOR SERVICE. 1878
er into a promise. I was
-time ; and, unfortunately, lug purchased a Theron hie d 1m ortedlm-
e
TO PIG BREEDERS. -Tho undersigimil bay.
g re p
she interpreted somethina 1
closing one from him iniss- -Proved Suffolk Boar, will 'keit, bin' on hill prein-
hies. Exeabilor Mills, '
Eiraonaville, for
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I wrote her into consentb; THER 'LARGE CON
improvement ol stack. This, pig took first prize
ely considered herself en-
soamp. Egtil ! I pronaise
agement didn't last long af-
ed ! She was under age, so
have claimed -her obedience
ut my. Magdalen's a good.
ad been father and mother
since my poor wife's death.
eed to be, forced into her
as to the young adventurer,
matchless Addle, or th grander cad- her more s
at the Central Fair, Hamiltote.in .18/7, and lea-
ond prize at the Provincial Exhibition Leaden, •
in 1877. Vilna eat, to be -paid at die time of
service, with the privilege ot retnteieg if DWS-
ssry.. ArCHARLESWeRTH. N9
WANTED. _
WAGONNIAKER WA NTED.-Wanted
diately, a good steady man for light or heavy
work. Steady employment and good wage. Ap-
ply to WM. G R ASS ER, Seaforth. 544.
of NEW SUMMES COODS
THOMAS KIDD'S EMP
TaRIVING - HORSES WA:N-TED.---Wenteil, .
ji-j pair of goad driving horses, in.:exchange for a
Piano or an Organ. SCOTT BROTHERS. Mu-
sical lustrumene tuporinat, Se:Herta. 516 Meg
ve made my child unhappy
is. I won't have you make ---
, ahd I didr." . A S PLENDID FARM FOR SALE BY AUG
•a TI N. -The Executore of tale estate of the
AUCTION SALES.* ,
at Was the end of it ? . They
bite atonnel Bolton have in -tomcat the nailer -
gain ?" eigued to sell by Public Attebion, on the prima -
1 took her away next day; ises, on Friday, July 26, 1878, at the hour of 1
he wrote Ito her on the fol- NohlEnel,B- P. adt, that splendid farm, being Lot 21,
I thought it was one of 80 clea:ei
dm :teal; Uresnbceordne, ,ocoodntafiaming 110Laeres.
here a father has a right good orcherd and plenty of ' watei7 coenvillienintrt:
ais discretion. The letter clan reh and reboot ;0 miles' from Exeter, 5 from
nodding his head to a Heiteall and 13 from Seeforth. This i$ ae good
r farm tie there. is in the township of Usborne
in the corner of the rooin. SWi it will poeitively be Fold without reserve'.
angered her if she had 'keown - bat she " I'm an Ito aorable titan, a,nd I never
their mistress had enierged, powdered erne -Ten per ceutof the purebere money on.
and hooped, and with dainty patehes ilfwer dicit I never even 'saw h'er glance even opened it. I &mesa, it's full of
the undersiened. ARCHIBeLD• BISHOP Ana
ate day of sale. .Wor further particallars apply to
set cunnacross the way.
ingly on. cheek and. chili, from ranting and ove-siek vows ; but they'll tioneer. 549-6
the seditnega.air which had borne her At last I came to know her. do no harm there, and as for Magdalen -
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as very calm and fair to
t, with the glad feehngs s TRAYED OR STOLEN. -Strayed or Stolen
They had been g nearly five -leak °I he
to a night's • festivity at Ranalaah
years in the old red h use, when one Yes she
or Vauxhall, and had been haneed
ey her brocaded and bag -wigged lord.
up the tail flight of steps aforemen-
tioned.
I wonder was ever a damsel imong
those high -heeled mud. delicate -featured
belles of the eighteenth century one-
tenth part as lovely as she who reigned_
in the eid red house when I lived over
the way? Ah me ! how often I have
sat and watched her; doing nothing, a
lyin itAensi
thualcina nothingonly takina in the uteman waS
- By the•tirne I, came d
mere sight of her grace and beauty, as , •
was no. only COnsOtOUS,
if they were rest and refreshment to the
himself so much .better
wearied mind. and worn-out body!
I was only a London surgeon, a plain, not absolutely forbiddo
have dressed/ and gone
naiddle-aged bachelor, with -a large prac-
tice, and a big, dingy house; facing the
old, red -brick tenement over the way ;
a house in which I snatched my hasty
hours of rest, and devoured hurried
exieals, and. saw servant girls and other
irepeennions patients for a couple of
a hours in the morning; but which had.
never been sanctified by a woman's lov-
ing.smile, or gladdened by the patter of
baby feet ; or made beautiful by the
flowers, and needle -work, and thousand
and one trifles which make even the
homeliest " home " so different from'
the mere house in will& a man
lives. The house across the street was
of fax more interest to me than my
own.
I suppose Miss Roberts must have
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been about one-andetweaty when she
and. her father first came to live there.
She attracted. my attention at. once -a
tall, slina, delicate -looking girl, chiefly
day MreRobarts was t ken suddenly- look at. Y
ill. It Was a kind of a t, and in their that it was s
anxiety to get the uea, ett assistance of six years
they sent across to me. Of -course said, a area
went, and. it was Magd len who met could not ro ress a shudder at the piti-
me in the hall, put her hand in miner. less way in vhich it had been stamped.
and saying, “ Thauk yoi for coming; Lout, and an, motion of pity for the poor
my father very ill, an our doctor is boyewho fo a few days heel thought to
away on the continent," ed me straight possess tr asurei which, in. that mo -
up stairs to the room wh re the old gen- meat, I kne v it would have 'been death
le. to me to lose. And She ? Up in my
wn again he mindrose a vision of her as I had first
but cleelaring seen her-fi ail, and White, with droop-
thateif I had ing head an languid step. ' Surely, she
it, he would too must h ve suffered; but, at least,
out as usual. it was over now, and, doubtless, it was
'for her hap iness. From my heart -a
heart still aching from the discovery
of how pr cieue she " was to me -I
hoped that it niight be so. Mr. Rob -
arts took u his cards aged') with a se -
the low rich tones half so fullhof melody reale air.
as now when I heard. them speaking- "1 hai y think Magdalen will
said cheerfully. "She is
ry difficult to please; and,
she loves. me, and is quite
er home. Perhaps, when
oed ;-but it is your lead, I
d he returned to the ga,me
interest.
habituated to selfishness,"
self, but I had no right to
subject, and there it might
forever if an incident ha.,0.
it. I had promised to lend
book she wanted, and on
following this I went across
o give it to her, and, hearing
the dining -room, passed in
oulaced. The next amnion t
y great surprise and distress,
crying.
she started up at my me-
shing the tears -from her
don't know which of us felt
-rassnaent I fear I showed
e concern I felt very visibly,
evered hereelf afraost at once,
as something so sweet and
the way in which she re-
ungling apology, seeming to
annoyance completely out
he effort•to set me at ease,
urprised whet], ilia as I was
ESTRAY- STOCK.
koin Lot 4, Brownson Line, Stanley, nn the
, and- that the girlish love dvening of the 24th of 3fav a Bay Horse 3 veers
ack was, as the old man
scarcely remembered, I
There were grateful tears in Magdalen's
ie this time;
had sounded
he street in
ever thought
eyes when she thanked -
ane. eweet.. as her voice
what. it lloated across
Schubert and 11.1ozart I
as in. my dreams I h d. sometiznes marry," h
fancied them speaking -t me. It went difficult, v
to my heart to chill her gratitude by .as you see
bad news. but truth in it out where happy in
health is in question, an had to tell am goes in
her -that I was afraid her
not be quite well for so
and to ask if his medical
long away.
"1 don't know -month
was very ill laintsailf wl en he went. have 'rest°
Doctor, de you meal) that there is any not recalle
thing the matter with p pa -anything Magdalen
more than _weakness a d. this hot the evenin
weather ?" the street
There was such a 'look of appeal in she was in
noticeable for the languor of bearing
her eyes that involuntai v I leid my there mean
and movement, in coetrast to the uoble
lines her face and form, as she sallied
hand on hers, as I we a soothing a however, I was sorry that I had done
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out of , morning to early service at the child. • °
- gray old &larch ; the bloomy whiteness. "You know there mu
of her cheek thawing whiter near her some cause for weakness
plain black rh:•ess and the red edges of is not naturally feeble, in
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.her big pree it book The bee& seemed lady, mud even a little c
too heavy for the slender fingers be taken in time to prove
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which, carriedit. Doctors notice these greaterI dont think th
sf
things, you,sce ; but I am glad to think on for you to be righten
begin to take an interest in her, even but he ought to have ad
thensooner the:better.'" '
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The interest grew, however, even That evening I got -a n
when the cause for it was gone, for, be
Roberts, askiug me to
fore many months; I saw thaton tile follownig Morn the sweet
face, with its crewe of nut -brown hair, ing
looking out over a fence af mianonette "1Y own du tot is
for her father's return of an bevenina, know. I detest his part
had gained a delicate rose tint, whiert., no faith in biawigs. If y
showed brighter for the olive-green can put me Co rights, I s
background of the heavy window cur- 01'4'1'
tains, against wlaiich her small head took I sent word that I wo
a golden tinge. wished ; and from that d
persou atteedecl him till li
" I think her father was very fond of had iaternal inalaay
Ifer. Ile was a, thin, stiff looking, grown by neglect into even
white-haired man, and. used to scold portions than I had at fir
her sometimes for homing One into the It was that which made -1
• evening air with nothing, on her head. awl °apneas, end beeline -4
when she met hint at the door in the tyrannize over the one ltti
summer twilight, and some-finnes I his only child; but he wh,
could hear his voice sounding sharp. and
peevish, as he sallied:forth to business
of a morning. But you could not Ace, -
his face when he came out with her on,
his arm on Sunday, or the way in
which he glared at any man bold -enough
to lift his eyes to her, without tellina in
mompnt that she was the . very pride
and jor of his heart.
father would 1 think?"
ne time yet; ; -with-renew
an would be - .1' A man
I eaid to nt
• perhaps.: He pursue the
1
I don't know when I first began to
watch for my fair neighbor, and note
her cloiegs. 'You see I had not much
to amuse me in my own home, and
gradually]. grew to know her habits se'
well that it would have made' any one
so,.for,. to
t. always -be "1 found he •
vhen. a .maaa Of cours
dear young trance, b
use ought . to eyes, and
t. its getting most emba
mine and
for she rec
and there
re is any rea-
d. about him,
'ce, and. the
gracious in
te from Mr. ceived my
all on him put her ow
g, and add- of sight in
that I was
way, as you leaving, sh
• er, and 'put more gulls
u think you seen in her
all be very ty which a
nature :
id do as he "Dr. El
• y no other find me er
s death.- He in any tro hle. You look so sorry that
whieh had I must -tell you so." • •
graver pre- I subpos I did not - look satisfied;
t supposed.. for she t •ied to smile and eame
im irritable *nearer, teal ing her clasped hands on
at times to the table.
g he loved, 'You w re speaking last night to
quite aware papa, about my martymg. He was not
of it, and in his better moments would so well thi morning; and -and the idea
tell me: , . fretted him Pra,y do not do so again,
" I am -afraid pain mak:s me testy, ever. 4 not mean to marry.. He
Doctor. I was harsh wi h Magdalen wants me. He could. note do without
when . you ; were here ye terday ; but nae; and h is right in what he told-
sheti a geed girk a ver good girl. yOu. 1 an uite happy, perfectly happyie
She loves her old fathen and never .andconten ed, here with. him -happier
gives him back a sharp w ord or sour than I coul be with any One or any -
look." _ thing else!'
And 1 don't believe she e er did. We - "You are young to say that, my dear,
were good friends now, an I saw her I said gentl . •
often and in many moods sedan(' gay - You. see I was pasti. forty, an. old
and playful and dreanay-b t never with man compared to' her; and the te rs
a .frown on the sniooth fair ade me feel more tendeiy
ter words onthe lips!. •
t too young to know what is
od for me," she answered.
UIU. .LaIL3 IL WAIT IU eoreneao ; ie ILUOUD .102 11.19:10.
. high; hed no shoes on. Any person giving Atm)
infermation to the undersigned as will leto
his naively will be snitebly rewardeit. JAMEt:
D ON AaDSON, Bay field P.O. 548e4
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tare REWaRD.-Strayed from BeTfie-ld
S -on
"aa night of May e5th, a Bey Marc, sed
about 114 hands hiph, a tong sear on. right
and white saddle . nutria on back, hut uo other
white mark. Her mane is blaek, shirt nod
The above reward will be iptia to any pa.
giving such inforoiatiou as will lea& to het
covery. Any paean found detaining her willbe
prostleu Led. Address ROB el fra 'CA.1111 I MIA.
Sea forth, or JAMES BARKER, Ealklaud. 5
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
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TO LET. -Two houses in the Tillage of
-r mendville tO rent. Appla to TH.031AS 111
Egmondville. . 5
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le
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grURICH GRISTLNG AND FLOURING M
" FOR SaLEa-On easy ternts of payment,
to etcheuge for farm property. Grieting
Matrix* promptly iittenaed to the same aa us
Also a quantity ciTf Dry Hem lack Lumber for
cheap for cash or short credal W[. FE N W [ oK,
Proprietor, Zarieli P. (retina 51
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la ARM. FO ft SALE.: -For sale West half of
a • 7, Con. 16, towaship of Grey, tante:lithe;
cores, 42 of which are clearea, aulancerhardwo
There is on the promisee a. h•atne Memo, fra
barn and stable, and a good young bearing
chard. The above preperty is oely e mile:, o
good gravel road and 51 miles from Bruss
Possession this fall. For further partietal
e Pala to 0..11. COOPER, Brnesels, or D. Ca
bell on the premises, Waltott P. 0. 549 .
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. IMPORTANT NOTICES.
lot
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS -All perties not -131V-
- - ing tattled up their SCCOUGIte with me
/877 are notified to settle at once, or otherwitui
they will be pieced in Conrt, for collection lin
mediately. THOMAS D. I aCJONNOR. 559
riAUTION.-The pnblic are herthy cautioned
a--' againstgieing any Portion credit in
name without my written order or consent as,
will not hereafter be reepousible for any dots
aontrected without ?itch authority. E. TESKE
!Maintop, Jane 18, 1878: . 5424
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thy
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k par 110LID/iY, prectical bricklayer i
i ' mason, is prepared to take coutracrs and
til win k on the ehorteet notice, and to the be
rt satiefee,tion. ' All tellers left at the Mental'
louse promptly attended, .t - o. ADA. vf HOLL
raY, Saito) eh. . 1 a ' 548
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XEC TOWS 1
JUST RE
Week have to Announce thp A -rival
Summer Goods, .Covrising Pal
CLOTHING. READYMADE
a
of 8
t the
LOTH
1
To hoed; the Seaond Shipment of Mena anti Boys' , lathing, whicy
terns, and Stfperior Workmanship, cannot be excelled- b v any Tailorrn
Having purcbased direct from the Manufacturers in elo trail d To a
excellent workmen, I positively assert. without fear of contr
give you a suit of clothes that wilifit as accurately as lath ha your
City Tailore. Besides, it effects ei saving of from $5 to $ on o. salt,
Colas I um saline Mr $7', worth $10. A tiglendid Ass Oaten of Cai
which are being tiold remarkably low.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JUNE 2ti, 1878
1878 " TUT HUSBAND Of limp
'Ifflawaramhza".17%salthlThizlitnehinoryfromi
L.. MURPHY/ SE/kFORM
WHO lies pleasure announciug IrY
VV InTinrOg CODWitfinty Of IllIrOU thnt keils
still selling the very beet
NMENT
SEAFORTH.
veral 4Few Lines of
:
CLOTHING.
for St li-h Cut, New Pt -
Este ash/nein in Town.
to, w o employ none but
hit 1 a ne in a. aositiou to
:Isere aken by' any or our
Call e a See the Worste4
ilreu's Clothiug in Stock,
g AN
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The Largest and Beat Assorted Stook in Town. Men's an Boys' S
_cheap. Ladies' and Misses' Fine Boots, in Pranella and Leath r -Ever
ingly low prices. Children! Boots in all sizea and styles.
tir
HOES
miner hoes ex a amdmary
varlet of Style -exceed -
MILLINERY. MILLINERY. MILLI
Our Milliners find it rather difficult to attend to all,: the Orders leftwith u
ryould wish, rind we sincerely trust onefriends will belie 'With MS a little, as
effort to exeraite as soon es possible their valued conninanda. The Millinery
fore so complete as it is at present. In Tritunaea and Upham ed Hate our Sh
Newest Shopes in the Market-wehave them. The Most Beanti al Little Chasm
THE PRETTIEST NECKTIES, WE I -1A
ERY.
as quickly tut they
e are making every
tock was never be -
w is gorgeous ; The
nts-we have them.
E THEM
The• Newest Shade Out in Ribbons -hero they are. Th most elegant and coe ly Ostrich Feati ers
are an Exhiaition in our Show Boom. Our Steck' of Fancy Flowers is unegnal ani being Rams
ou the our veva for anything New and Fashionable. our Stock is being eoneta tly Yeplenished, and
houce our customees can always find what they want.
LINEN COSTUMES. LINEN COSTUMES.
A Magni ficenb Assortment on hand, whieh are salli g very cheap. Them et durable, the most
economical Dress ft lialy can wear, admirably adapted /cr excursion particle. 11 end secure (Me
as they are going fast.
GROCERIES. GROCER
I have always on hand the Largest and Choicest St
Saito in this part of the Dominion. I buy in large qua
-value in everything, and sin selling cheap a glutei -ate
Special Berg:tins lit Teas, angers, and Tob •os. Parti
deelt with at Wholesale Prices, Farmers, nsult your
Guaranteed.
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IES GROCERIES
ck of Groceries to be
titles, get the best1
Goods as reptesented
s purchesing large
interest§ and eive nie
andNiaa any General
rrns, I aEtty the best
or money refunded.
quantities liberally
call. Satisfaction
Highest Market Price Paid f 7' Good Butt r and Eggs
at the New Gash Store.
THOMAS KIDD
REMOVAL.
EN Notice is berohy Be
givou that all moth:: having claims agaiust the
este( 0 of the bite Sateuel Bolton, lc hie lite- .
time, of she townehip Usborne• inahe Conn y
,
-stopped. me by saying with -of Huron, muse torwata the same, properly et -
'agitation tha,n I hail ever tested, to ilither of thaimdersigned Executive (
REM V
AL.
IS 'UFO RTH.
Sewing 411:achinag, gricualwill-hit.
plements, and Musical, Iltetrii.
Alri.n:f:repSh.y's favorite meeteine is the Sager
which is the best in the 'market, having eeerai
,,E- that hollers at the Centex:mini and Sydney
LI:Wis a:1;11 didtfb. tere0ipl:::Sylil:iahlng trstAhRe'puueilitheardsee: .1..1'leYyt:re ptrol:lrey
th*n any Semg ostihatierminnez.ihnedtraotteb,er repairs alwars 04
hand at his wareromns, Godericb stew.
518 L. MURPHY, seafena
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BRUSSELS LIME WORKS.
TOWN & BURROWS. -
rrtiE Stibeeribere take this oppnrtunity -Of ras
tnrnine tbanks to the hamlet -etas of Brussels
and vicinity for pest patronage., and beg to state
that, Laving Immo several improvements in their
kiln and the mode of battling, they are in a Lea
ter positien then ever to snpply the public with
First.tlabo4 Leine at I lir. Ctnth at the.
iltiln, or 14.c. Delivered.
This being the fourth eetteon of our Imitinele
dealings in Brassele, aud haying given nutmeat.
ed tisfaction so far, the public Cfli rely on re-
ceiving good treatment and a firsaclass article
from us. Remember the spot: The Brassais
Limo \Voile.
542 TOWN & BURROWS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RALIAVAt
GEORGIAN BAY BRANCH.
ireEA.LED TENDERS. aatiressed to the undea
"ra signed and endorsed Tender for Georgian
Bay Branch," will be i-eceived up to noon of
Saturday, the 29th day of June next.
Tbe Line will extend from Station -0 of loca-
tion of 1877, on the western sioe of eouth River,
near Nipissingan Post Oifice. to the heed of navi-
gation of Freueh River; about 5 miles east of
Can theis_Bay, end will be in length about 50miles.
prop -eats will be received in two forms {A taad
li) as set, forth in a memorandum or Conditions
of Contract, whi-oh with specifications and other
information may be had 9r seem on application
at the Department of Public Work.
_No Tender will be entertained unlese on the
printed forth and melees the printed conditioas
are comp ied with. By order,
F. BRAUN. Secretary.
Department of PabRe Worke,
Ottawa, 28th 3lay, 1878. 548-8
EGG EMPORIUNI.
The subscriber hereby thanks hie monerone
custoniersan erch oar ts end others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hopes,
by striet integrity andcloseattention to business,
to D2Orit their confidence and trade in the future.
Hexing greatly enlarged his premises, during •
the winter, he i now prepared to pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Sestet -di.
Wanted by the substaiber25 (0118 of good dry
clean WHEAT Snare
ra• 1;:is ev-eeesev
ea cry ,a
1\TOTIO
TO GRAN* GERS, FAR11ERS AND
REMOVAL. OTHERS. '
• WM, 1\1- • ., ...A.r±8C)M4.
gs to intilinte dant he tins Kenaoredir his -Office to 11.4 McGregor's New
Wick Budding on East Miele of illain ktreet, Seaford', ;and Fourth Door
Son th of William Camplocirs Ce011ien Emporium Where he will, am
latiberno, carry on the - • I ,
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1
• General Insurance Money Loan. Agence and Sewing .Machine- _Business.
1
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In thanking the public for the coelidence they have le -posed in hini for the past fifteen years he
and. yet with a frank digui- coltIelsoiztethe First ;lay of dretober, 1878. al
u in will be aural. Also all par
ways seemed a Part of her ties indebted to the lead estate mast Beale -thei
indebteduess.on or before the above date. JOHal
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lett, you were surprised to
ing just now ; but I am not
BOL ION end ARCHIBALD BISHOP -Exec
tors. Hay P. 0.; Lisbon e, Juue 11, 1878. 540-4
brow or bit- in her eyes
to her.
laugh_ to see how I watched for bright Yet she Lad- known trouble in her. "1 am n
spring or summer mornings; for then I life„ and had been crossed in her dear- right and g
knew -she would come out on a little est Wishes by the old man to whom she "My father
old me all and I"- 1
n, Magdalen green -blue
th . a, friend, t h erns elv e s
self. I believe that in reality it was the I was playing piquet with him iu her ful look, as
roof of the vestry, but she gained ao- stead. . some oue fa
cesd to it by a staircase window and. a The talk had turned "Ilion. her. I little cheap
couple a steps, and there of an early don't think the tea was strong enough, , her left hal
morning used. to see her, her tall figure and he began to, gee table at her eh- with the o
of ,pale settee. I thought' of the various sorts of and forwaid softlya/" How could, I
a fl e xee The bandiugs ar
piece of Ieads between their house and
the body of the: church, which she had
deyerly convertedinte a garden for her -
devoted her life. He t
about it oue eVeniug, wbe
having gone to the opera we
outlined against an oblong patch
antrum° and the dwelliug hous s ha • e g
blue sky, great course red pots of yel- tea-eoica smoky aud flavorless-wien have had. a. y happiness apart from his? collar. The above is situated j, one° oef ctit: be°:
low- daffodils aud big purple flags about mlich nay cook 'was in the habit of fa- And ho has been to tender to me al- - farming communities in thaeounty and i • tl e r
fore an excellent business stand. Also for sallrece
her foot, semetimes her head thrown, voriiig me, and asked him what he waye. Oth regirls have mothers ; but large amount of oak, rock elm red' elm and pine
back anal her arms lifted, the wind would do when she was married, add- I -the steal afif hie life has been that 1 lumber, wea seasoned, and fit 'for ase the drapery of her simple swer which even struck myself, that I it would/be to hien now to miss me Warrons
'blowing little soft locks about her brow, ing, with an absurd anth
xiety for e au- should nettThin
miss mine. k ' what sideas o ,
cutters• and buggies on hand, and will bec'eol4
and, ruffiina !
c7, . cheap to clear out the stock. Payment is request!
ed of all overduenotes and accomits. tottN WIL
-7 morning goes u, as she nailed some supposecl he did not ex_pect to keep her -Awl - pray, pray, never •• say any- LIAMS, Constance P. 0. 517 ,
. truant hough of Virginia, creeper back long with him. He looked up from his th" le to hilit to make him fear that he
'PALM AND MILL PROPERTY FOR SaLE.,---.'
against the dingy red buck wall where cards, frowningI .e. ' ill." - h. Being south half of Lot 22, Con. 14, McKillop
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she had. trained it, sometimes standieg "What do yen •mean, Doctor? Yoe/ " M3r deii,' • I said again, "von containing about 88 mires, 75 of which are elearet
' awitit bent head, and beautiful white don't thiuk- But, pshaw ! She sees may trust me Your father has ae
handscia,specl round a pot of tall white uo oue here who would take her fancy ,• geed (laugh er.- I hope heaven will hardwood bush ; there is a nrver-ficalin
Lianntleirn itarleoLdi staant oftheeultbiaivatioa, pargtregeirtFld
, narcissus, drinking,in the sweetness and and the old affair was -over lone,a ago. I ` bless her." creek awning through the piece* good aonung
fragrance With a delight which never don't believe she etlen remeinbers it I hardly. t reeugsltiit sfilixeedhe:Irid tlinee,sfkoyr 14x80; log house 16x25, also frame house, filled
orchard; largo frame born 40x62; sable and shed
guessed. at possible on -lookers. Now now. Como, you doctors haVe a way of her eyes w with giavel; good tone cellar full Eliza of houtie ;
and there too, a, long slanting ray of looking MO people's feelings through in that far- way gaze, male, after a mo- good. well athonse &a This is a desirable farm
Strelight would steal out across the their faces.',i Don't yeti' think she looks' ment, a gra
house -tope, aud fall athwart her pretty as well and happy as any girl von theme and s
head and the yellohr daffodils about her kuow ;" / . - ,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VARM FOR •ital --That w411 -known and .fin
ly farm, Lot 11 Co , 1, Hullett, in t
County of Huron, contamind 100 acres, 90
which are cleared; there are Iwo frame develli
houses, barn, horse stable, cow stable, sheep hous
and driving house ; also orchard and abundant,
of Water. The farm is situated 2 miles from th
town of Seaforth, on the Hamra Road. For f
particulars apply to McCAUGHEY HOL
STED, Seaderth or to. SIMON YOUNG, propri
tor, on the premises. • - • 548e4
VALUABLE FARM FOR SILL -For SaloaeL
16andsouth hall Lot 17, Co 1, Hay, coat
ing 150 acres, 120 of whieh are cleared .tiad in
has carried on theee brauches in Seatorth, he withee t inform them he will still endeavor to give
them the same satisfaction which they have in rariably exareesed with his tiansaciions. He still
keep; on hand the best Seiviagaeraehinee that are mail facturea in the worid ne well as Needles,
Oil, and Machine Attachmenis. He-selle the Osborne Machine, which Is the simpleet, tbe most
capable of making any kited of work in the most perf et manner, and the eldest and quickest
, threaded up machine 01 any inechine made in the Domi ion. He the ()inane Howe Machine
a Machine that haeenever failed to give•entisfaction o every customer for the hiet ten years. Fle
- sells the Wheeler &aWilson Machines the most rapid and least noisy Machine in the world.
e Farmers' Wivere aleclianies' Wives, Merchants' Wive and Manufacturers; o not fAil to elamine
f and try our Seering afriehines-Family and Manuface ur ng- when yoh watit one. Also Agent for
g ! - the celebrated F DZ and Pope Kuittirig Machine, cepa le of doing all kinds o waik. Instructions
O given to east omen! gratis op, ape- of the native me china, Sewing Mucbines to Rent. Alee all kinds
e ' of Sew.ng tfachiues 1'3:paired. TERMS LIBERAL.
o
WM. N. We TSON, General Agent, Scaforth.
good state -of cultivation- Thor
e .1 As g APERS and .MO TITERS are the older of thet(lay, 0 C. TVILLSOR
is again on han • .unth
is taelood bri
be, , steble, co
frame; the
e, pear and oth
trees planted ()
years. There is a never -tattling strewn g
t. SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL WAR- EROOMS.
a t
k ;
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house and a frame cottage, the
stable and other outbuildings ar e
aro about 10 acres of choice ap
fruit, trees, and about 300 emu
✓ 1 -
through the centre of tha arm, on which is a good 1
mill site, a good graeial road on two sides of tile
farm. It is situate
S
6no mile from Ilensall sta-
tion and four mile from'Exoter, •on the Load,
Road, and is just across the rata from' the Bodge - ;
ville post office and chum)). Fo.: farther partic
lars apply to JAMES W. E DER, Veterina
SargeoinSeaforth P. 0. 481
has only me in the world, W,AGON AND naathSeei H .R11013 FO.
T T SALE. -The underszeined, Who is about tete
er eyes wandered out to the lag from business, wishes to seal his property
f the twilight sky, and. fixede
here with a strange, wist-
if she were appealina to
the village of Kuilituee township of Hullett, eount
of Huron, consisting of three-quarters of an aer
ef cheice land, well underdrahre
fax away. There was a the premises a blaeltsmith shop 28x38, wasgo°n11
ring en the third. :finger of shop" 20x40,.and paint
A S THEY occupy the attentian of all, these
-4*-1- hard times the subscriber is determined to
meet them by etre' rine good inch Hemlock, not
a usually sold /or tea," t be followimi rates:
12 foot Hemlock. ae $7 00 per thousaied ; 14 foot
Fencing, at $7 50, forCesh, order.: over 41;000
5 per cent. disconut. aud -see if you don't
got what ie represented,
Book Accounts over 8 months wi:1 be chergea
8 per cent.
The enbscriber thanks his numerous enetainers
for their liberal support, and eolleits a contain.
ance Of their favors,
JOHN THOMPSON.
438 'Steam Saw Mille, aleKiliola
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MOWERS -AND REAPERS.
JUNE
The L. D. Sawyer & lion Glad Single Mee-
er, Canadian Sing,le Harvester, ana Bratiley No. 2,
Single Harvester, Were awarded two Silver eimdals
and bronze tualal at the Centennial Exhibition,'
Philadelphia, only awards given to Canada for -
Reapers and Mowers. Bronze Medals at Anett
traliau Exhibition at Sydney, hitt spring, Silver r _
Medal at Jefferson County trial, IL S., 1877, Gold, a
and Silver Medal et the great Huron trial; last
August, and numerous first prizes throughout
Canada, and the United States. They are sub-
stantially built, very light draught, can be ieistant-
ly adapted to all kindsand conditions of grain; and
will be exhibited at the varioue Spring Shows
tbrouglrout the Conoty, by, GEORGE STEWART,
Clinton, G-eneral Agent for ,he County ef Huron.
W31. J. GRIEVE, Agent at Seaforth. 539-18
FULL:STOCK OF MACHINES, D. MCLENNAN HENSALL
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uch as the Neweastle Harvester and Maxwell Liglat Reapers, Woods' and johnston's Reapers,
Wood's, Akron and Dufferin tlawers, and Sheep's SelaDrimping Hay and Stubble Rake. Any of
the above Machina, sold on ell!, and. satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. For further information
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call and examine the inachiies r send for circulaes.
In the Plow 13usineee I ain still ahead, h •ving made. some good improvem ite on the No. 13
Thistle Cutter, having put on Steal Land Sides end raised the Beath two b ches higher at the
Coulter and Cleviee-this is positive preventative °anima thoking in -wet Fait ble
Tv.' • •
Celebrated Florence
Plow Castings and
Seaforth.
g nlos 1 em still advancing, having an ee tra beige stock of tha
. and Wanzer F.- Matthinee, and till other coremon Machiaes -known to the Trade.
All kinds of Reaper and Mower Repairs tor the mac Lines .1 sell. All kinds or
Points alwayS oa hand. Saviors Machine Repairs and Repairieg Done.
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d, and havine
number of well selected fruit trees. There iee '
,
0. 0. WILLSON,
shop the sante size, a two
storey dwellin ihouse 16x35 and kitchen 16x2 ,
d. She covered it gratrlar
with cook -house attached; also it new dwellin
her, stroking' it back
for any one wisbin TO buy, being only threa uar- • - n •
e, sweet smile, came iuto
ters of a mile fro the Northern Gravel Bold, 9
6 held out her hand to me, miles from Seaforith and 7 from Brussels both
burst fro -m the clustered gray pinnacles swered decidedly, and he smiled.. M3r already. I deed, I think you are oue
feet, or a great clang .of bells would ‘4 Quite happy' and very well, I van-- " Thank eon, Doctor, I do trust you
saying, -
job of 44 acres let toabree%1°e5araecdr,
hem, containing 200 c
ary, Tnrnberry, situated 21 miles wes't freer Win
1 ei ec lat andgi
good markets. -Also Lots 21 and. 22 East Bound -
es
of the ad church -tower everhead sta.rt- words evidently pleased him. of the best f iencis have." And then cleared in tune for fall wheat fleet fall • there is
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ling a, whole cloud ef sparrows from Ha! se, I say. I arm ala,d you aaree she a;dded,•*th a little laugh, B,s if try- on this lot about 25 acres of aine, c'eaer and
THE GODERICH FOUNDRY,.
Second baud 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel and San Mandrel •
Second hand 29-Floree Engine, Balanee Wbeel ante Pelleys Complete. ,
_ Second band 16 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel, Palleye and Governor
,
Secoud bend 12 Horee Engine, Balance Wheel, Ptalei s and Goyernots
A Hoisting or Boat •Engine, with Hoisting Gear
• g
Second hand 16 Horee Portable Baer, witb Smoke Stack
...cc:0nd lift nd 16 horse Portable Boilerewith Smoke Stack
Second hand 20 herse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack ,
Second hand 80 horse Portable Tribuler Boiler, with Smoke Stack, Furriace, Fre
Steam Gunge, Gauge and Safety Valves, all in Good Order
Second hand Shipgle and Pleading Maclaine
•ei225
SEED WHEAT.
THE Subecriber, believing that farmers in this
neighborhood aro now :fully conviliced that
the Red Chat Wheat has entirely tabled the
goo reputation of our Canadian' Spring Grain
io the Europea.n inerkete, as May be observed by
the anusual difference oz 211c to 80e pee Nude be-
tween it and the price ot Fall Wheat; that it is also
very lio.ble to ruse before harvest, producing flour
1 too dark and- poor for family inc. would -8-
commend attention to the following choice
araaare now for sale et ins Storebonee. Howell
Station, viz.: ;lames Laliga; laiime Minnesota
Fife, Selected Lake Shore Blue Stem,and the
WseheiatebEoulgdhortiaanod, asloliadt. Moderate Prices, Clover
582
aD. cLENNAN,
THF COMMERCIAL LIVERY
2,5 -
... 275
200 • SEAFORTS.
250
350
200
... ...
t, Grate Bars,
• ...... ......... 450
Heading jointer........ . ...... 90
. Heading Planer 40
Heading Turner
.............. ......... 70
... .. .... 50
Stave Machine, with Knife
225
WILLIAM alcNAUGHTON begs to 'Wotan
" the business men of Saaforth and the travel-
ing public that he has purchased the Livery
Business\ and Stock of Messrs. Carnochan &
Abell, and will do all in his pewee to retain the
reputation which thie favorite establishment has
seemed. Ile win keep only good driving and re-
liable horses, ar d his earriagee will be kept
clean and in good order. Calls, night or day,
50 will be promptiy attended to. PIC -NIC AND
1VEDDING PARTIES Liberally' Dealt with.
New Engines and Boilers on hand, also Made to Order very cheap.; edaeainery arTateetier:cista.i.1314uHaoste°1noftbr tattlioffioretrwi'4 111efetecactivethperoCmenip;
for Flourihx, Grist and Saw Mills. rdiddlitig Purifiers of Imp oved Kinds.
grictatul Impleraents.-Stoves of lanious Kinds.-Repaire on Boilers, Mille, ti•a,promaila T. Kiddie Store.
Office and Stables on Market Streea opposite
Attentiedto.
544
CODER1CH FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTUR1N COMPANY, 1VM. MeNAUGHTON, Proprietor,
their nests in grimly leering; gargoyles, with Me, for it's all owing to me. She in„a to shake off the least remains of her beaver raeadow, the balance is goodhardwood land ;
or floriated niches, into the blue ex- wouldn't have looked well or ' happy if sadness : "It seems strange that we -and pumps in oneehardihouse,, and large new table.-
there is a small or2 &reline; houses, 2 wells
pause above; a,nd a I thew -lade the roar she had married some ne'er-do-well who should have grown to know each other Also a steam saw Mill, shingle mill, aa c nolete
of the great thoroughfares beyond could would ha,ve broughe her to beggary, so well after only six months' acquaint- and ni good running order, therais at tbe mill a
be heard, like the muffled beatings of a and run an from her in a - twelve- ance, when'or five years we have been frame house and dood frame stable ; thc mill is
mighty heart, pulsing over gray house.; month. Eh, what do you thunk" . living with suly this narrow street be- hon. theSouthern Extension of the Wellington,
bringing in a goodaent, lease out next October ;
roofs and church -towers, and the vivid' "1 think such a, fate would have tween us, an. never even dreaming of Grey and Bruee Railroad, with al siding tanning,
green glimaleer of trees in. the old square killed laer. from the main line to within 60 feet of the mill ;
Was there ever -any chance each other's existence. -Why, the one
at the cortittr-a ceaseless echo' of all of it ?" thing I inio of Your house was that it oars as cut if needeg,which makesit very conveni-
timber can be ran from mill and loaded on railway
the toil, and. pain, and sin, and turmoil , It was not a fair question, and I hesi- had a brass elate en the door, and I ent ; there is plen y of timber in the country
seething ever higher and higher in the -bated before putting it. The old man don't once r collect taking the trouble around which can be bought cheap, this Makes it
great city beyondonly laughed, h.owevar. a good openingfor any person that understairds
to look acre s, or to ask whether it
That laid morning vision was like a the business. The mill or farm eall be Sold eep-
" Chance ! ' It Was touch and go. She belonged to a, doctor or a dancing elate or together to suit bnyer. Tunas easy.
little poem to me ; ha it was not only- wasn't 21, wilien. 8, fellow, a younger sort rrtistrtess, un il the day pa,pa had that For particulars in reference to the first farm thenap-
that I saw her. with a heap of debts at his backaand fit." ply to A. STRONG, Seaforth, or to GEORGE
The Robartses had a custom. unlike not a farthing to bless himself with, •( o be Continued.) THOMSON, Wingham. For the last place and
mills apply to G. THOMSON, W,ngham. - 543
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POST OFFICE ST0i3E, WAL ON:
I ONCE MORE respecifullybeg leave fo return thanks to my numerclus end° ere for tlaeir kind
patronage diningthe last 12 years tbat I have been doing business among t them, alid kindly
GROCERIES -TAS SOliCit continuancBe
ctof 9iheTirsfavaon: for the future. I have enstreceived a Le.r e and Well Selected
Stock af DRY GOODS of ollsdHeseoripEtisons. Also always on hand a, n11 assortment of
Specialty-vbich, for quail:Le:and price, are the est in the County,
A Large Steck of -McPhersonie make. Crocke , Glassware, Larnps
and Coal Criallardware, elate and Oils, Drags, Patent Ji1edicinen, Bacon and r • ms, in feet every-
thing recmired in a general store. Ask for -what yen want if you don't see it. C eh or farm produce
taken in exchange. I woeld also intimate to allparties irdebte4 to me eor last ed previous years,
to come and settle by cash or note before the end of ti1s month, or ea acco.nte will be pat into
other hands for collectiaa No ftuther notiee will be giveti. MONEY TO LOAN ell EASY TERMS.
-Ism also valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society, One of t best loan societies
in the Dominion. The above Society loans money on gond farm security for a teem of from three to
twenty yearsain the meat favorable conditions. tLIFE INSURANCE. -If you wantayour life insured
give me a call, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual'Llfe Asiturs.nce Company, one eif the best Life In-
surance Companies in the Dominion, and conducted on the most economical principles. Don't for-
get to give me a call. I eni always attentive to business', Post Office and Tolelgraph Office -in con-
nection. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other seeds on hand.
R. PATTISON,'VliALTON.
PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN
MISS HALLEN,
ORGANIS'T of St. ThOnates' Church, Seaforth,
1 arnite(kateefTo r_ F' Toronto), nt o), prepared to instruct it
number oI m Instrumental Music.
TERMS MOeDERATE..
Beside/ace-Third House North of the W. M.
Church, Church Street, Seaferth. .545
- HAIR DRESSING.
C°74131h
TiaS made over into Switches, -Curls,
Braids and Puffs, all in the Latest Styles and
with despatch.
Bail- arranged in the Natural way
with Roots at the top. -
MISS CAltROW,
eat Mr. William Hunt's, fear doore west of nue
Market Settforth. 528-26
Stile Ilome
prompted
roe/A-house li-
aws,kened111
er tile Net
out 6116 ea.er
through the
the IttAic'e11
-
tent what Wel
neighborhoodi
either side i
Bayard to
street begins
-Chatham .S1
parallel with
at this point,
way slowly
reenter imtes
habitants as
street is reac
ing about the
narrow and
The Pavenle
aud evag,elts
-ently-a faro,
aged and A
shanties and.
of the people
male feeding
the gutters,
far off look.
press tlie VIS'
wandering.
way grows 11
more house.
been briilt N
Some of the
of brick ; ve
stories high...
respeet-the
look of a.bje
there. pve
squalor, th
poverty of bi
rats at the n
Standing at
-Mulberry s
street, it is
Bowery is n.
tant, and th
further off•
the palsy of
live-in the
Mulerier at
the effect of
ems work of
vermin be,
snriug sight
Fourteenth
dazed wand
into •tlle lep
• town, the EN
ants- adeliin
to say, aim
Mulberry st
Italian typ
dren---w-om
be seen
squalid fea
deevie3i qua
are but few
Nearly all
earring,s, se
flat round
'on their.
o
grimed vat
terauy w
With half -
listless, bu
eyed perei
about a qn
from Bayit
reporter v
these lee
through ti
impressive
. saturated.
* the strang
the darke
= to view,
can ficarce
Taking,
- numbere
hag three-.
fifty yeta
good. brea
a ds,rk
enough
wide en00
each ot
dripping,
warm dee
iig wato
• the eartl
doubtless
or perhap
pipes to
'in mailer
- light;
eept horn
• pleasant].)
' the direet
feet, the •
emelt yes*
the rears.
seeixtin
of =teen
poverty.
penetra
that fro
tiines
stretch
&long th
color an
dirt and
where;
to evert
poor de
the rep
back ag
business
ing and
phere is
one of t
six or se
room.s,
rags. 1.
finnaher
fifteen
15iii-es of
one ove
class of
filled w
daytini
i3erted,
the ode
on a s
imagin
further
was
was a
tenan
sible to'
physit
hideo
street
aPPP2,
-demie
-Nos•
niehin
cover
any 0
iS aPP
the
sons li
are Ioe
diseas
fore th
compl
Wit
berry
only
fe_w