The Huron Expositor, 1880-05-28, Page 22
Thi
SHADOWED FORTH. • rooms, foun.
for die. •'What
I. • briefly be relate
, About this time I received a co' mis- T e rean's.na
$ion to paint a picture illustrative of a he as lnbwn
certain phase of low -class Londo life. but ivhether he
In my search for types and fac,`s to man, as' his n
embody in my picture, I found • yself doubtful;. i Simi
after nightfall on several occasi ens in him do n las a
some.of the lowest neighborhood., and but the etgea
among some of the vilest dens, th ;t the ent nation lilies
metropolis had at that time rea on to nor exten ive.
be ashamed of. I had several acq •; aint- the Man' belong
ances ,among the police, and under: their able employmei
sheltering wings I visited sundry 'laces of stibsisteuee.
into which it would not have beef safe the isecond floor
for me to venture alone. worth street, Sc
Said one ,of these acquaintancea, Ser- his lodgiugs al
geant Smith, to me one night, after we at some cafe ;
had been the round of several gneer English hand for
places : - I able cigarettes
"There's often a rum lot in here Sir, streets for an
though mostly foreigners. Suppose we iu compare , s
Finish up by taking a peep at them;",s different comp
himself, seeme
he • S eant wait ng•
e had to 11 me ay
s o +w :
' fil
-orr:t er the nal ••e
y was • i rre Lehr 1 ir,
w re rea 1 a Fren h -
m. wo 1 imply, • as
h was i u c fined to ltut
o e or : Hnngarl
is knowl:d a of diff -r -
as n sr accur: to
wh:t ver corm ry
d, her ha o ascertt ri-
t, or an visible me: as
H: live • in- one roo •:,
fr • pt of ' o 3 A. Win i k -
►ho, He g nerally 1 f
)o t noo a ; breakfas f:d
re' • d the newspaper s,
eig; am d innum r-
sunter d throug t• e
ou or w , somet a es
re iiynes a tie; vi 't d.
tri ts, all o whom, lil e
-to live ' • on6 ro ••
our e of he eve it g,
to one or another
t the helms till
ioodi g ileiitly o er
some i e3 pia
its no's) y with • is
, home t leis se o
be s:e over t e
noo • t e next d y,
scentfined, when t
wit obody a a
rs.
The place he spoke of was a eau and so, in the
and dingy looking cafe, situated n a found his �Ivay ac
mean and dingy street somewher in cafe where lie Spe
the purlieus of Soho and Leic
squares. We pushed open the sv
door and went in, and at once I c
have fancied I was hundreds of n
from London, and that I `had lost
self in some_low neighborhood of'
Quartier Latin. But with the p
and the people found there I
nothing here to do—or, rather, I
to do with one person only. I did
see him when I first went in, nor -
after I had sat down and ordered a
of coffee. But as soon as I did see him,
or, rather, as soon -as I caught sigh.
the shadow reflected on the wall bey
him, I started to my feet with an
clamation that turned a dozen sus.
ons pairs of eyes on me in a morn
ster nigh , sereetim( s
ing" hia W11 thoughts
raid : dom noe or draug
ilex friends.
After tha
y- floor front, not to
the threkholc again til
ace So fie. as could be
ave hom he ssoci . to
had �ewc�rnov
sit
O•
ave
not Such a the su
till geant S h ha t
i.
up that I ha . foun
was 1 to o flex
make sof he inf
I had•set led u •
action, only.
somethin0—or
On the coarse white washed wall of his, thing was given
way was kd' rk
mean cafe, I beheld for the third t !me would come in
the sinister outline which had haunted I did not doubt
e twice already—once in my bedr om seen shade •
of
end
ex-
01-
nt.
lea
at the inn on the Dove, apd once in •the which of a,
tunnel, as I was travelling in the ar- main hidden no
age in which poor Marley had been Oa the evenin
r•• ordered. :Unbidden and unsoiigh by that of the Sorg
e, for the �•learly definedrd astthou thoe ugh lt w re s as he self i Winckwo
: ame shadow outlined in charcoal it had at ti
he most minute particulars that I
: een before. - . the suze o he h
It wows the shadow and not the 1 ''an whic}1 they werE
hat in the first instance drew my e es I of swciety. ebb
o the remote corner of the room which Winckwortb st:
hey occupied, apart from any one, but fly fallen into de
y gaze now turned involuntarily to iwhi om lib
he man Himself. I was filled with a had aome' tp be
ort of dread curiosity—a feeling which man lodgi>ia ho
could not analyze' had possession Gf e co
e. Who and what manner of man pence
as this that had been so strongly ere
ingied out before me from all the other • T4 h
s
•
stan•a f what
tell . But o
ut ' s ucl , v'h
? What u e could
rm ation h s acquire
on no units plan -
fell tha must
ath:r, T r that sons
me to do : s yet t
fo e me, b t that l g
I di • not: ' do ab
behi� d the .thrie
a hi d n purp� o
ould i • ue time r
ger. .
the • , folio
's vis ound
street a. 7ih
•een reet wit
be co r red fas
ce appar of i fro
pus s an ' xsty�e
Yu'lt. : s the i
so �.
but sur
gf�h
gent' i
o than s
t-1odgin g
i but ye
h twa
frdm - i
fiber b
Win
ailed
a la
a
ad ob
a fro
that l r
the Fir
., as wbi
ng-lrogf
� ; fir
ow$ i n
g. r
wi
On;
Lent
ttenti
visas)
• ting;
t the
ed ale
up a{u
s glanciu
u,ssbd it.
a blinLI-.
a: the t vv
which t
dti n,shor
o j nett()
uG i
robal
o wi
i g t
he g
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el
hta►
Was
rey
10
go
an
•th
to some pre .° sion
ad ional'le w at o,
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eet
ay
es elf f.
ot
1•
hous
by ye
No.
s of it
rim
3a. di
neighbors. I ��
illions of living units scattered over low t e level of
he face of the earth ? Was,the Liddle of w rich looked
oing to be read for me at last ? spec not much
He was tall, thin and bony, as well trave, ling run
s could be seen for the long, heavy, rehm with three
Gild -fashioned cloak, with its, fur collar been
and. quaint deeps, in which he was door
ripped. He wore a soft felt hat, bably
tilled low down over his brows. He or Se
•
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•
•
west
grad
till a
shion
ing
; not
monest
ly ten
no v<
base
street,
a ti
ger t
above
dows
ora—
ne po
e reig
Over
the d
• king
apes.
s of
oof.
th, th
ccupi
ected
had f
ows
and
Leno
=ral ti
e:_ch tin
had von
n• ticed
t one
in ac
ton kin'
o rig
en i
front
ms,
Lenoi
them
re oth.
liking
a. sena
til:
in
he
nt(b
bi
wi
he dining r
rid a rat
date fro
end, eorg
ad red hair, and a short, pointed beard had ofriginally b
red mustache of the same color. His with its fault fla.
large,, Roman nose made his thin, cad- small
verous face look thinner and more cad- were
verous than it would otherwise have ' each,
oked. - When rny attention was %rst Ae
rawu to him, he had risen to bis feet, font
red was staring intently at the door, t To th's I at`on'e
1
er
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c
r
a
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t
1
longi'udin
two m'pre s
and then
orditg to
was the ro
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1,
•
rough which three or four new ' As st
mers were filing slowly into the At on
•om. He looked as if lie were ire- man
atiently awaiting the corning of same f geant
• e. t. �l and h
In one hand he held, a roll of French wn the street
ead, in the other a long, slender p at he window
ocket-knife. Fpr a m:oment or two All the windows
er a me
nd wi do
s sitting,
e
ted aireacl
of these
ow sat seS
had said t
d n6.visit
e knife was poised an mid-air, while but of
gazed frowuiugly at the door. Then, • left -h
lien be whom he was expecting did girl w
not come, the knife descended, the blinds of some c
i. b ead was severed, and fie sat down to mush , while th
bis chocolate and dry crust with the dows ' ere bare.
a r of a man who had not - tasted . food that t e second -fl
s• nee yesterday. But, mean and corm- divide into two
=piece as the jna,i, and his surround- dows 'o each ro
ii es might seem and were, prosaic, as occupy nt ot one
ight be and was, the occupation on who w s se Jing
hich he was engaged, I could not
1 w:.s stllbusy
b.• t harken to thele dread voice that when noticed t
hispered in my heart : "The. man suspe•ded in th
b fore:you is the murderer of Osric lin- I eros. ed the roa
r ` i,r
•
writte on it.
elr
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en
to
1
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m
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at
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rev
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a
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e
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a
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t
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t
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a
s,
ad
re
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ro
re,
f
ft
w
at
• reset, I nfurnished,
"Doi you see somebody you know ?" saw. My heart 1
ked Sergeant Smith, prompted there- I wal ed. down ti
by the exclamation that' broke invol- . while I composed
tardy from my lips the moment my knock
e
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ti -1
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d'niug-roo
to se. .1w
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ere t
a thr
treet
myse
was as
ld "wc
and
at th
t
d
t
c
d. • The d )or
e3 es caught sight of the shadow on the faded, wvasIied-ou c
well_ face 1 • eked lie se
"Yes," I said, with a sort of gasp as I her I -anted to look
r sunned my seat. "Somebody that I was to let, and ;fit lie request I
h.we been looking for for a long time. her u fstairs. Of cc Carse tl e r
Yin see that.n)ati," I added, "in the ed hie , Any roof i i that
cl ak and slouched hat, sitting by hiin- have s sited me. I f greed
s if in the top left hand corner ?" take it.
The Sergeant nodded.
"Have you ever seen . hint before to.
iii
"I can't say that I recollect his face,"
a. -severed Smith cautiously, after a long
a
f.
S Vire
isl
a
rat! via
opea
voids
d
og
ill en
lis
o suit
sveseile
once t(
lodger
the ho
ips of 'writ ft.f.5 the
she told I se that tl
tt
or
artist
wl
or
of Mu
fo
g
svith on ef the
acorn nneclatio
had
lady tl
he an
a as 1;01
uShaud
e base
oak wa,
tha
ds can
heis
)11111
as the i•eoi
I told the ld
at She
day I MON ed a few
coils
uu e, camp
turn, the power of shooting or ex- mit.
Ding those who are now at the top , of '; .As wise far! fror
tie tree., spend he Whole of
-
iedstea
le CILS
1
1
1
t Ls 11
ed
gath
them 0
ps-1 jute
s meg at
le as di(
my LID lin
ed
hem 1 til
ou-sule the cafe, "re to ascertain where " still lo hem as r
our Jewialelooking friend hides his home. , I
head of a night. Do you. Sirs wait But ass-Ieen ten a id noo
he e a minute or two -while I go and I svas edways at No. 31, th
loc k for one of my fellows. If our friend durin the whole ti 13 Le
is
torpes out ineauwhile, follow him at a der the same ropf. t. the
Away went the, Sergeant, while 1 re- l brushed past Win on! the s
maiued on watch near the door of the was going do-Wn an he c
cafe. But no oue came out, and in five once I ancountere h m at tl
minutes Sergeant Smith was back, ac- the str et, a.s-I eve my N
clothes. To this 'men certain instruc- , appear to take more otice
tioirs were given, after which the Ser- ' if ther had been .i.o such p
Some eight or niue-. days passed, 1 In mr search -for a y scr
when, one evening, on returning to my 1 formatrn that migh prove
•
oawnit
ext dee
tO say.
ee tin
Once
ey to th
d did
ie than
ifso le ex
n� % •o�� de it m ,Ibusiness to ingratiate
ith my ,alnd'ady and her hus
b. � ,. li. he latt i was a man between
He •had been a
, and after that a
n's:.ry nt, and bad travelled
ar y 11 ,i He was a great
s •j' • er nd fo* f a "crack"with any
o ► . • h � wo . ld It to him . So otii or.
t • :.v ing:' a '� e k I'made a point of
d . .n • i • g t. th j easement a d an:wk.
i• .a p +e w th ' old fellow. On these
o, io J I ear ,the historie of all
h : , :rs a: faits they wer known
to •, •• , ,1th• ug • tt was about one man
o th:1 I c: re• PI) hear. Bu of Le-
n+�, I e .oul. tel rtie very -lit le more
t + I • : d : rea 3 been told b Smith.
I : 1 e es if th - old man an his wife
tl 'r: ch' e• an v4s a mode lodger.
av: no 'roti dein kept regal r hours,
h:o • o isit rs,' J t .was alwa s ready
h hi. ren,.
t t . e yang ladi,' who was conne`ct-
e ' 'Chi he "the: Are" was no always
r: . ' h h r'r.nt. She had been out
o e •-ag:me. t :for a con iderable
ti .• a .aha he in pats were ne rly ex -
h s ed Si.e lid' piiid no resit for six
vs Os. The ol. man and his. wife
w:fe�bot loth. t tarn the girl] out of
h; r•o+ , but al the same they wanted
t it m. ney. Li
1 at nee an; dE struck me. ,"Sup -
pe • i he you fig I: d' and I xchange
r• • •• :,' sal
tiler room is larger
t 'n e ; esi ee; which tb: light is
b: . f • pa' n by ; . , If sir w • 11 agree
t
a h' • nth will s re. • tI Inher
adv ck nc�,e of, and
the
al�.c�
r . �: • wil m. j7e nto."
• : do �t : c 1 t yo r o i er, Sir,"
s: id :, ld an, " it sen he: packing
b: or': gI -'s a da3 of or."
: •did ac p it ' *th ears', g i .the n xt day. W • ile the
h -n •• an as oaf hom , t. a trans-
fe • ,atte s, as seffected, . nd that
ni: . ept 'n o e of the t o rooms
o • e : on flo i fiiont. -_-'0n y a thin
b k 1 n w :'pirated Le oir and
on ti
n er pielee sl info
lo e sing co as ristted s
ro the a airii, not
di o for up era of a
w ing !for! ore than
owex
a
th
ha
Va
kn
qui
o
odou
eee
bt
To
oh
vis
for
es
he
et
a
ilts
onl
bet
my
it
ha
A
Whi
OD
riege
effe
seri
coll
is s
and
not
whi
upo
ceip
sati
war
11
0
IS
11
ma
t p
ry
ed
on
ee
his
tw
self
tic
he
lid, I s- eril3 now lo
ed, but stilt in one
foreign rsliwas cert
withoe al shud er,
cquaint cel. Ile 11111
; in all pr babili
•e that ad re ov
with us icion, T
Py.rani ti
ere th b;burs hat
4 '': il
nd smolt !ing by tlae op
r roo ttiruing'Lov
d theta iailly tryl. g
by thisl ina0 set lea
hewn un Mon t t
might stet:heed in fur
le er
MS
11
r St
tO
(t) Int10
0:11 h
lete
0 er
ry
his
10 Was
sigh
iout pr
in Cons
mhirr
Lssis hi
r a arg
let e
atte de
ses an
t casual t observer
ed g
rat
str
ion was
garrul-
ove use -
y which
door in
himself
of his
e in his
been
. Ever
lodgers
without
that all
id. not
lar nail
master-
pAiim . FOR S LE OD TO RENT For Sale 1.
ense, as of brorris, (slut ining 80 acres of I d, 67 of
iuly not barni stable* and sheds; good ore i rd ; on a
of cullivatiot ; a good frame dwelling lso frame
gravel road; 8 iles horn Blyth and 9 a. Ales from
er pass folloving except rs `RHOMAS LAIDL V, Blyth,
also be made to . HAMILTON, Blyth. 630
t have yes MS FOR 'AL t. --The tuidersi ed offers
e house
egan to Vest lialf Lut 29 Cori.9, and South /a I Lot 20,
ve ne Mills, steam and water power, with a rich resi-
inches dance and six acres of land, al I for $2,00' I. ' Apply
e, there
to: A. MON c.4; Landl Agent; Seatorth. 644
u
ON EX
REAL � S ATE FOR
SITbR.
E.
A ARE ANCE.—Twenty-five esoinannofdviulanoe:
wpirtohphorctu; and barn for sale in
0 ERT BR TT.
s. Title indisputa Apply tei
a well situated for e
615
SAle-el. For Sale a first c Planing
ing order,
' Mill, near y new and in good rn
tn ted in th flourishing Town Sealorthi
111 be ld heap. Terms easy. nquire of
BOOED, COS ENS & 00., Goderic Ont.
RE CE.—Photograph s to Let,
on first tin r in Scott's Brick III Seaforthe
Hon Oen& 1. Also, three or fo Ropomosaseocin,
at above, imitable for a dwell
1st janua , 1879. Apply to HOLME-
T D, barrist r, on the premmee,
SCO 'T,Malei op. 573-tf.
111 USE, AN LOT FOR SALE. onset and
4--e- Lot for sal on Godericih Street, dams' Sur-
vey. Tbe I hou e contains eight g rooms, to-
gether with Po bee closets, &c., goo eller, hare
and soft Vfetter and a nice garden t. This i$
a very desirabl residence and will b old cheap.
For further p iculars apply to SMI & WEST,
649
STORE AND DWELLING—Detac d—To Let
`.-- in the Yill ge of Centralia. Th is a good
garden and bai °on the premises. will also
sell shop fernit re and part of stoc ery cheap,
if required? T is ii an excellent ope g !Or any
(me desirous of conducting a safe b miss. For
Fur her paeticu ars apply to SMIT & WEST,
el- For sale ih house and lot in E ondville at
preshnt occupiei by Mr. S. Cameron. The house
ia, a 1ratue, the l• 1 contains half an re and is
one of the bes building sites in mondville.
apply to JAS. H BENSON, Seaforth. 521
VARM AND TOWN PROPERTY F
acre ; ,north half of north half Lot
Male lmson on Gouinlock`e4Survey,
buil ing lots on aryls' and F. G. Spa
veys. Apply to GRAY, YOUNG &
Seat rth.
le SALE,
Mop, 100'
illop, 50
1, Con. 9,
d by Mr.
695
AFORTH
Chen and
T__T USt AND OT FOR SA.LE IN
J72- —For Sale Lot, 30, James stied,
erect d a geed frame bouse, with . •
woo shed atta ed ; the house conta four good ,
petitWit good froit t es, aJso good well. his is an '
e ; the lot comprises one-fifth an acre,
hous , aed will be sold cheap. Ap to E. J.
DUNW & %RICAN S AFORTH.
FULL
ST
61( BOUCHt
•
.1. arcella Toilet COver
seful White Quilts f
Muslin Curtains. ;
1 ool Damasks, all co
3 to 45 in Pillow:Cot
seful Heavy Linen
Spe our Fine Bleaahe
•own Table Damask
emp, Union, ancl. Wo
L nen Hessian, from 1
Russia Crash. :
Vs indow'Hollands White, Buff and G
EFOFqTHADV
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and Colored.
hs, from 20 cen s per y
NCE IN PRICE
rd
ors.
hed and Brown Sheeting.
ty, trona 5 cents up.
Linen Towels. -
ed, from 60 cen s to 11.25 per yard.
Tassels,- Cord, fee.
1 Carpets.
s.
cents per yard°
rown Roller To
on 16, Gree ; West half of Lot Con.6,
With cheese fa tory complete ; Lot 1 , Con. 1,
le, tolwnehip of owick, all good impr ed /same,
together.witle se eral 50 acre farms i Grey and
Morrise and ho ses and lots and va nt lots in
and bale good. pply to JOHN LEO
eels. 574
alf of Lot
100 a res, 65 a
bees wood ; 'go
house ; plenty
and miles from
LE.—For Sale or to nt, Nor
, Con. 14, McKillop, ontalni
res cleared, and the •emaind
th white ash, maple, eech
d barn and' stable tnd goo
-1 wafer, young or h rd, goo
,enient to churches a 'schools,
gravel road; posse on give
r further paltiaulais apply tact
th
ng
er
OEN
SEA
ORTH.
This epart ent is filled with all the Novelties of the Season New Bonnets
and Hat of al kinds. Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Silks, atins, &c. Our
Stock is being continnally asSorted with all the Newest Goods a they come out
in the E glish and American )markets. Customeris can depen on getting as
good an ssort ent as in any -house in Ontario. We spare no pains in turning
out first- lass ork at Moderate prices. Examine and be convinced. No trouble
to show goods.
to each TeAliel FOR:BALE.1--, North half of ot 22, San
inside 1: bite Line (Lake Shere Road) Stanley
60 act es cleated a ud in good cultivatio •
er one
ed ; ihrce-qua 'tors of! a mile from Dies
I sat and store ; fie; lass land ; convenien
n win_ and there]] ; brie • house, e0x30, stt•ry
r this well finished, Wit. good cellar ; bank b
fine stream ot r rolitig 'water close
to de- splendid orchard f bearing trees. Te
ina me made to rant pore lasers, if time is req
1 13 01.1,4ATE BE IDENCE FOR SA
hat he 1 goodyv
20x30, -all 6 ,,ro ms, and stone Cellar
len se and kitchen . th
go od orchard eon Feting apple, pear,
ade trees aroinewt1 the
this property is tette
the -Village of learn
vo years, and intend
e in hope$ of get
er particulars apply
a.
ver yet I 1' ° sses south of
so ie slay lone] ;
) shape i change 04 dim
s that i ceir ay Nam Jana, bout 66 acres of
mire' lied inlet ood state of cultiv t
d fail t ervini. ts 16.0 a; s nail .log house., hide 1
, frame eitcheio:w tit good well and pa
t This t ne ie teem ted 1 mile from runic
' from l rassels !on a get d . gravel reed Pointer
obtained:on applicattc to the
premisee or to Harl e P. Q.
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S` rURNISIIIINGS—We hare one 0
ef.t Stocks in,lthiS Line to be seen in this Coun
•
ents Linen Collars, all styles.
ents' Paper Collars, popular shapes
'lents' Kid, Lisle! and Tilbury Glovest
ents' Colored and Black Windsor Scarfs.
Gents' Club Rouse and Tom Thumb Ties.,
Gents' Colored and Black Bows. •
Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs, from 10 cents te 50 dents.
ents' Linen Handkerchiefs, colored and borders
ents' White Shp.•ts, New Goods and Good Shape , 75c. up.
exits' Merino Underclothing, &c.
A FULL Ais
DIJ
RTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF GENERAL
•
20 acres
'all plow_
to school
a half,
1, 40x58;
s will be
red ; but
pply on
Drysdale
— Con -
house is .
11,1X1 and :
are also
t .d about
I, and will
trying a
g better
644
ieh ar
ore. the
On the
up, with
and a
e laud
ceesion
EVERY
CHEA
LA Y IN SEAFORTH AND THE 'SURROUNDING
1i 28, 10.
TWO TSD:• PO 0 -CHB 'E }
D IJ R HAM B
From the Wail ,I ntov m l erd of Chi
Harz. favid Ohristie _
T CtE1!T hMcCOA NEtit vi :weep on Lot 30, Cep!ee 7, Hibbert dpring tm1 he seaeon of 13801 for the
improvement of itock,i two. -splendid Thorongj
bred Durham BJill4, viz
"MAY D` K
#JV
���o ;NO. 1,090
•�
WAVE BI "G," No. 1,098,Pour.
our<
teen ni onttis' old Calf, j
" May Deka " liras derlaeed the befit lean et
any age or c1a8s, J nd w s ats*r.dcd rhe first per,
in competition w b se'esnar err at tj►e T3ublin
Spring how this season, and was alatf awarded
the first prize;at f�he Hiobev Sho.
For Pedigrees of the above -animals dee eau.
than Zierd Boolr ,
FE BMS• --For {' '.f ad• Dake," $1 �Sfi p$r cow, to
insure a .calf. Fee. Fate Ring, Si 2J. to i1n-
sure a calf -payable 1St Jxnuarp, lllsL cow
must be retnrnedfregnl rly tq the `bull or thief
will be charged, calf or 41.0 calf
648.4 d�'HN > cCONXELI
INSURANCE LAND AcENC
-2- and Life fosti gompanies, and ie prepaes
ed to take riSks on the Most favorable toms.
Also Agent for Severs of the beat I.oan 80.
Also Agent for the Sti e and Purchase of Ferta
and Village Property. -
A Number o..e ir▪ st-0
improved _Farms far SW
"50,000 to Loran tit Screw pOr
In tetreSt.
OFFICE — Ovee M. Orison's Store, Main
BANKRUPT SALE
and all Kinds of Material used
in their manyjacture.
TTATING- 'bought the Insolvent Estate of
4-4 Tucker & Beer, formerly Sales & rucker, atia
Thirty Thousand DolIarf4 I MA prepared eo -gen
low rate on the dolls:: ragmsounieiti8hig s,t013;)3110:
Sleighs at less than theylean MA& fer, Will
also sell the material vet,- cheap, coneist ng
Rube, SPokes, FeHoes, Iron, Bo ts, Springer and
machinery will be !cold fo)a. about half their value
and on lasonable termse
550x4 !
STI LL
TOWN & kin,R018 S.
THE Stebecrib4rs tate this elpportunity of re-
tnneng thanks en thejinhahitaets of Brussels
that having made etveral improveraente in. their
kiln and Imode of burniiig, they are now in A
better position than evet before to etipptv the
public with first ciees lime at 12.1.e. cash, t tbie
kiln, or T. -delivered,
from us,
Rememl
161.6-13
Er the ep t, Br anis Llme Woekk
AY 6F FINE GOODS. NEVE WERE THEY 20.00P POUNOS I:WANTED
ER OR My STOCK NEARLY 0 LARGE.
71
rotwithstand ny the large sale' s made from my stock d win, the last few
'wed . the assortment in iall my departments is s ill ery good.
-JUST TQ HAND i
xcellent
-' 1 THOMAS GILPI
ay b b utiltimzeidn. 1 Keen/103 pe i I N lel 0 K
III
s lint large
du(Ing the
gut
sse
nt
estieiblishoier
ds i bis way
e s sell as
1)0
some len s
is sat 13) OU
tell t et
that t
IS an
1
it
h rs
ad
le
r.
ti
A
equa
, R31111
1 Sipa
pack
a
ie
ees
ien
ved
toi
JO. 11
rop
ci
Now
hear
of c
vhat
s wi
re,
us sa
ities
are pea S
4 hide his
easan t
of he
te
(ll the
he a
he
aes or evil] be excite
b. it warmer. 0. oito the proprietor on th
trains, -a sstaion 8, L. R. S., Tnekerstnith,
woold are ele ed, free
gond eh ivatioe
W41.44. 41 seems
eyes, barn mei stable ;
) look farnodInsplen did -est
affair the 0-1111.16 diNtlar
Is
LLOP FOR SALE. or Sale,
112 acres ; there ar bout 80
d, underdrained, and high
n, the balgnee is we imbered
ood . dwelling, new lei k frame
tabling underneath, a a other
Ft good young or •bard and
s 10 miles from Breese e 5 from
ace; convenient to e it reh and
ed as a whole or in parts
ed for a small farm. pply tc
1 remises.
593
-n the
people he • ellisTail.liints,
gis
___ -we . ing 17i yens of , 1 nal, 15e of which ttee cleared,
• almost entirely r e. of stumps, and it n excel -
pe So ti say, '' nis horse - lent stt te of .e-uilt'cation ; the remaind ,r is tim-
B. iti , and I annot 1 hereel with hard, - )(id. There are upon ti e prem -
is che 9.tter _wi h him, t iste a good frao e house, two frame ta -ns and
frame et able, a n'.ver-failing • spring, h'iii Lies two
the. eh ieest )111 Ay ef apple, pear, dt ni and
,ereumse- ' 0.1\th:se:ass t3;,49itits)spati,cos11%.74. : legit:ea sasr1021,51 oafcrewsh iscoev; -aisnn'eftlanll
Heeded within the ast three yeers, and a iont 30
The fences are good a consid-!'
.1 One board nd ettlie, lit rail fences. The 1 rm, al-
. though exeellent 1 r wheat and other , e cals. is
't ftforth,
-s cd a inel
om stemps, and in
here is a frame house
also a young la•ariz
; miles` from
le good tutu kets
arm, and a school wi
ncl will be sold (heap!
play to the proprie
'rucelield le 0.
22, Con -
..r treeing
state of
luau( la,
7 miles
vel road
.h n three -
or fer-
646
lii th ir rarch
ho de '11 in hor
of I, t, nd teatif
tiSfact ay
nd a )pears. pe are so
y its use th it they el
for rig er rices. 1 T
ley'. C3 ndi on PoWd•
eave ens y." Not
fo the ;ironies p
de ler
713 uCh special y suited to CION vr, and accers ti
more eonYen mit. Th.: farm is one of the b
sfaairo envie ee mike from Brussels, ar
rs and partite village tn. the Wellington, e
rt Dicksor, on the premises ; J. 0 Grant,
DI !ES N, Propiietor. N. B.—The Prcprietor, •
would pose of te part. 688 i
M• eer-
ey and
from a
g red ud Brocaded Dress
lack ustres, bettutifnl AI
lack nd `Colored) SilkS, L
w Ca tons, Counterpanes,
sibweeds, Ltc„ all tp be Sold
ss of
re LIMN
b
n to
Frit e in
Wool.
KIP SI1A, TIO*
the present 'knoon. the Subs
ke and pae the! Highest:
cash lot Goodi MmOsattable
riber
Iore-
lett
BeCe
At the !same ai take in any1emples
delieered "Mime the see=
Corne early, as th fine
will have a tend-eney to le
Goeds ; Black Casimir res, extra value and
tides ; Brocaded Satin ,. Silk Velvets, Vel-
Tickings, Table Linen ToWellin,,os, Ducks,
at my popular loW rices." The largest,
Gloves in town. Ver large assortment of
lass value.
newest, a d be stock of Hosiery an
Celofed Grenadines, first -
Black an
•
Any w
ine my st
show thes
Linens an
'It has b
'; house but
• unless the
1 WOU
0
See my
the Dress
See my
had. Sun
T 1-4:J14- OST-ITM#S.
ck. acing pnrdhased lar hi this branch thi !semen, I am able to
Em roideries.
THE SUCCESS
OF THE SEASON.
.ek, • nd the nobbiest 'iFriin ed Goods. Nothing allaWed to leave the
;-5
en a .knowledged by all th t my show in this epartmerat far sur -
thin in the towns I !have much the largest st bk, I have the best
iirst- lass work. Anyileav ng orders not obliged to take the articdes
alto ether spit.
F PARASOLS,
TO MY MONSTROUS STOCK
UNSHADES AND SAILORS.
arasol. first class' value.
Hats equally low su price.
THE CLOTHItlIC DEPARi,MENT,
pecial Lines! to hand
atest American Style
Silk Zanilla Parasol—all other kinds to
95c and 30c.—No • better value to be
New and.
'should be seen
ssortment of
Bea tiful Lines in Here , Wool and Tapestr
y all before purchasin
AS USUAL, IS., FoLy ASSORTED.
ren's Snits at every 13rice.
n Men's Spring Overcoats and Dusters.
—Low Figures. ,
Boots and Sh es, Groceries,
1d Liquors.
;•&" Free Deliivery to any part of the
Town.
CARPETS, which
week in July. !
owing erop Pro pect
er prices leter lorfi.
EGG EM9'01filt$11.
THE Subecriber lierebelthanke hie numerous
-1- customers emetcharttle aed ethera) tor their
liberal patrenage' derini /the Past 7 years; and
hopes by strict int gri IT and close attelati4n to
the futuee. Ifavin green, enlarged laie prem-
ises during the winter, holes noW preperea tel ply
THE HIGHESTib.A.H PRICE
For any quantity of Golial ',Fresh Egge, ciphered
MAIN1 STR4Eli
dean 'wheel atraw. 11
THE ZURICH
HESS ezi—iil–ATIERER
-s..TavE ale -flys en have, and ineke tei 01 -der,
'Li- W2140'101114, tel -10*, l'airriageee Rage
line. -
to material and weritreampip.
ror Style mid Finish ;their work ea4not be
te quality nd price. !
lir. Hes is well keown Ito the public, haeine
been in be -iness in Zurieh for ever 112 y eerie,
THE HEAD PHOTO GALL,ERY.
Pirturesi of Rare' Wei it Taken '11
CALL ;AND S4 SAMPLES.
-eel- every day work, and seeh as you can get Any
dbaryiniaLt0eaoliterrs'1,3anorin/setn. 0oItt eh drapery, deer end
as ca•n be made only by
experieneee Old pieteree oapiSca°1-tardnlierirea'accetergleieSinasehd
usual. Negatives preserve
THE B1110.fie.: Brans Bath] to intimate to ,
oiEteRt., Practical Artist.
Opposite thAeNCDoRniEniViereCiat 659
the ',labile generally !that latlicy are m *
position to accept engagements on reelenable
tenne„ lender the eble leedership of Prof. A.
ac knowledeed by all unbiased persona to be the
best band in the county, 814:Olfaction guaranteed
Address
645-12 SeerOtary, Brussel Ontse.
The 341n11.
fAxixioteily
VII told. nt•you
'When Con leeei!
We -each might el
And have it yol
Toted send us onl
To suit us title
In oar eo clay
Who never tatn
But thefee been!
Each hope andl
And what sortofj
They want a mall!
• ktep book;
And never bout it
For them to enl
For then be ewe
-Too good to mix.1
Or smile upen
We want a man
And not on bree
Who, if his Bala*.
Of -course will
Do you know tenet
As I'm describii
If 434), I hope you'll
To preach for Ili
He must he pretty
he'e i new her,
And tell it (oleo- at
That's fieed up !
For everybody noe
Don% like the
Of tOlit-Se wee
When he tomes,
There's Denton Ge
And neighbor Stui
For 'any Milli Wiso
A mennon if he t,)
And mad it off froi
Ana never Inlet :
And so he vents a'
To screech wed sl
While little aunty I
18 so fidgety anti
If one spvalts abovl
She !never stacel
'There -43 Mrs. Logy,
-Or four goeit, grt
ettets them me
But after many ela
Them gathered e
As ,old and sour aa
As whertehe sou
And so she thinks
For our einneel
A married man No
and e.s.reA Anil
Well, then there's;
So -MIL awl span
She think's 'Were
Shoole be our ee
What the l'ppei
e- If you know of sue
Do send hien witl
As for me.selt, pi
try to ilonty
To be 'Well sutistivi
Will only suit ti)
\Wye got big 211f
And a great bigl
Ala we want a me
Ana be,m throng
VcIth a. purse brim
Alia A head kiln
such a man anal
Just send him (IOW
Hell suit us to
I've tried to thinkl
And keep my me
And so if you'll ree
What 1101,1"0
Well :try to like MI
I-.rouend to us
The 13acki
An amusing see]
train f,roml the wei
VMS ii. paseenger,
nessed by the wri
swayintee sortak ionyf 140111o:7i bCf:ila.:0jai
Re seated himsel
-weather-beaten in
himself, but evid
older. The ant
the youth : with ,
triti:c:selles:,:kc-lewaatwehryet
old WWI besought ,
&lila," replied th
thl'eoh4 ytbouathitdewc!:
rafidedin: cononttoktoe:rs
the old man appe
if the young nean
tied to do a little
a twinkle in Aoki
cl;earl7adttidh°'iatehaethr2
aau play all he w
warm eneoursgem
4t once brought fo
Wheezy old -violin .
eagle paieted in re
He began to tun
until he came to
ear. lie told the
amoking car—in
heard such playhe
smoking ear, whe
remarkable Seelle
gathered around 1
the fiddle, and sia
the firet bars of ti
ler," with Yariatis
accepted this as a,
merit and sawed
energy,. Ben-it:13y
unknown to the p
just across the ais
in the general laus,
Man had finished
eller," the old ins
'took the -.dello, eaa
.° 'rwelicf :re noil4f11" kr* 71}4111.1e) :cmlre' oa r
fresh sally of laugh
lat „I ' .1 acialar:r1 , 3 %Pet, :Xi ge:: ;Ili .rs'sli It' se. I aii tutanti pil 1 1 i
r• 1 1 'li at et: liuridngt:hbkNeivtele;rsrilt.ii faatntsIbNIkVaeet;alinni;
was pa,.. eed over
had stopped est a -
into quiet. Re111
etalisairraa‘ a itldsuelles:a
The wheezy old