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bIGHTEEN YEARS ALONE.,
A TALE of TH$• PACIFIC.
IEC.—Continued.
As the comrades were about to re-
trace their steps, Nidiver stopped, look-
ed quickly about him, then stooped and
closely examined something on th
ground. In the weird moonligh .,
- plainly outlined on the lonely shor ,
was the print of a slender, naked foot.
"The woman of San Nicolas ! My
God, she is living 1
Helifted his voice, and shouted in
Spanish that:friends were come to res-
cue her. Ovcercome by the oonvietion
that the Iostt woman must have been
near when: he was in camp two
years before -!-that it was not a creation
of fancy, .but a living being, they had
seen in the storm—the-captain ran to
and fro, calling,, looking and swearir)g
by turns. Hours were spent by the two
men in search, but in vain.
The next day Nidiver found a basket
of rushes hanging in a tree. It con-
tained bone needles, thread made of
sinews, shell fish-hooks, ornaments,
and a partially completed robe of birds'
plumage, made of small squares neat y
matched and sewed together. Ni:div r
proposed replacing the things, b t
Brown scattered them about, saying
that if they were picked up, it would be
proof that the owner had visited the
spot. Inland they discovered several
circular, roofless inclosures, made of
woven brush. Near these shelters but she could t cad the
were poles, with dried meat hanging
' Brown prepare d gave her
from elevated cross -pieces. - The grass I cloak of Nidiv mend, and
was growiug in the pens,. and nothing .she took her fi ss nein , and
indicated their recent habitation. In told her teach s, ip.in s , by
ewin
'� fissures. of perpendicular rooks near the portions of her life on the island.
springs were wedged. dried fish a d She had fro time to time see
seals' blabber ; but no sign of the nee .
presence of the hermitess. pass, but none
I She watched e
After several days the men abandon- tem, and, d a
ed the chase. There was no doubt : she threw he
that some one had been on the island cried, but aft
very lately. Either the woman, or the the island fie
child grown to womanhood, had . lived ;could smile ag
there, or, perhaps, both mother and
people on the
child had survived until recently. B t was afraid an
they must have been dead months. t one and t
least The footprint was older than at -1
not made Alla
first supposed.. The robe had not ben ° that he had ta
replaced in the tree. The captive per- she could not i
chance died of despair after they left1 cense he wauli
her beckoning. in the storm.. her people had
After that the fishing went on for i men in a shit
weeks, and they were about return lg + her signs that
home, when Nidiver said he believed._ tion of the ilii
person was hiding , on the island. LII.1 baby, which -s
the party were able tq converse with
their hostess, or understand a word sh
uttered; and they wer forced to to
and make her know b signs that she
was expected to go wit them. Beewti
went threugh t e mo ion• of packin
her_ thugs -in bask.ts, ehoulderin
th m, and walk ng to ard the bach.
S1 e'comprehen ed in tautly, and Made
preparations t dep: rt. Her a eot'
were neatly plc ed in • teak -basket , one
of Which she a ' ung ov:r her bac -
from the
tread afte
Beside the
ied, Nidive
ms full.
entered wi,h
rd to the ! b
to either { s
��as reache.
any trouble,
n the cabi,
ren in their
leer feather
preserve,
of ticking E;
1. shirt and
ni-civilized di
Brown was s
lim closely
lner- of us
him that he
cloth witil
nd then.pat
perforations
wished to
nd Brown �g
ewing matett:els,
eedle.
n. old
,w1 ile
she
119,
taking a burning stic
she started wit a
Indians to the hor
thie female Cru oe c
Brown had their
reaching the boat s
hesitation, goin
kneeling and
When the sch
went aboard w'
down near the
quietly we -take
on boards To r
which he wis.
neade her a pe
with a man's
neckerchief,
was complete.
iule she wat
laughed at h
( needle. She s
was to punctu
bone needle, o
thread throng th
I signified that sh
threaded needle,
neturedly gave her
0
it,
is t
st 1
r on
r
r
a
ow
oldii
onel'
thout
tove
th n
place
ed to
ticoat
cottoi
er ser
While
lied 1
8 mai
owed
e t e
awl a
he
�1t
,;and
wick
tress,
raven
lid
xy
eas
l-
�iid
u ja
r y
it
lie
he
a
od
h
she was living he was bound to fi
,her. U dead, he would find her bo
d 1 her finger, an
Y tion of holdin
came to take li
s long as she cou.
jr the were out of
self or the group
a ti she walke
1 she "f rgot about t
in. he had als
peach everal time .
1 hid until they
1 - w pt because s e
rse : sown. Sh
ken by surprie
un, a d she was g
i take er to her . iso
gone *ay with
. Brwn underst
at the time of the
nd a had a
le rep esented by
i piaci g her arm i
an in ant at the
if he had to serape the island inch by ; she waved her ha •ver the sea
inch.. This provoked a laugh of de:- dioate that the s sailed awa
rision. Of course the wild dogs had ! in;g back "Manan (to -morrow
devoured her remains. Rut Nidiver she could not nd r child, an
wasconvinced that, the woman was : until she was ill, and lay p
afraid had concealed herself, possibly !for days, in a of plants rese
si
8
d
si
r
9
d
P
h
er
ed
ca
es.
:for
s h
on the opposite side of the -island, ' cabbage, . an
0I
d
u
tic
Os
1..d. by Califor •
where the shore was precipitous, diffi- E "Sola Santa." 1 ad nothing ' t
cult of access, containing perhaps r but the lea , hen she re
gulches and caves unknown to them. somewhat, sh ed to a spri g,
The men murmured at the delay, were after a time, strength resp
incredulous as to the success of the 1 she made a I apidly rub •i
raid, rebelled at the long -tramps over a pointed stick : he groove o
wild country. ; stick until a . as struck.
The old captain was firm ; suitable a difficult tas she was car
she took
, and cove
to present:
her capti it
oots and sh
skins she se
a birds, wh a
their roosts
Th bush
een fr
ecti n whil
Sh made
;he island fr
richwas a la
e
b
e
w
r
ion
ar
,a
d
u
ip
preparations were made, and the entire ! to let her fire go
force of otter men started on their 1 with her on h ti
final hunt for a ghost. Near the head ; home fire wit 1 as
of the island they came across the bane:' ' She lived darn
house Jeffries had described. -.Rashes ° fi.sh., seals' bl • bber,
were skilfully interlaced in he rib 1 and the birds whos
frame -work, an olla and old basset_ 1 for clothing ere s
were near the door.. It stood amidst caught at nig t o
untralnpled weeds. ' After several days' C seams of the rag
march,.. a dangerous climb over slippery - ures she mad:: fo E
rocks brought Brown to a spot where E winds, and a
there were fresh footprints. He fol- I from wild ani
lowed them up the cliffs until they i excursions ov
Were lost in the thick moss that covered ; main dwellin,
the ground. Walking further, be fo nd , on the north
a piece of driftwood, from which he I- kept dried
concluded the person had been to he i station ; the 1
beach for firewood,, end dropped. the 1 springs.was-
faggot on her way home. From a high 1 sickness or o
point on the- ridge he saw the men 1 able to crawl
moving about: below. Then his eye 1 what she had
- caught a small object a long way off on f of the dogs.
the hills.. It appeared like a crow at That the
first glance, but it moved about in a preme power
singular •manner. Advancing tow rds 1 schooner se.
it stealthily, he was dumbfounded
find that it was the head of a wo
barely - visible -above the ?ow wo
brush sides of her roofless retreat in
hushes.
As Brown drew nearer; a pack
• dogs reclining _close to the woman
growled ; but without looking - around.
the woman uttered a peculiar cry which
silenced them, and they ran away to
the hills_ Brown halted within a few'
yards of her, and, himself uns en,
watched every movement within the
hot- Inside the inclosure was a m nd
of grass, woven baskets full of thi gs, beach. Th
and a rude knife made of a pies of bewildered.
iron hoop; thrust into a wooden ha elle. had been on
A fire smouldered near, and a pit of ' sail, rode do
bones lay in the ashes. The - gore- haudso-me'li
plexion of the woman was much fairer who had jus
than the ordinary Indian, her personal with delight
appearance pleasing, -features regular. and examin
her hair,. thick au:d brown, falling about and, if the s
• her shoulders in a tangled mat From them to co
she tried to
by patting t
over the th
them to imi
Captain
man to his
of his Spani
ing,; Father
Mission, ca.
sons gather
about, and
constantly..
into port so
offered Nidi
would mak:
be exhibite.
offer was
from a Cap
would not
tura being
The bere
est fo:ndnes
caressing a
hour, end
that when
her baby w
dogs had
again and a
her frantic
had been g
of being al.
rescue, and
time bode ••
e
to grounds. A
an, the passeng
thewould
o sdstop
storm came,
of prayer until
turned wit.
and motion
been answer
'the lee of Sa
man was hi
another isle
they approa
,Barbara, an
a
..
al
w
end f Sa Nicol: s
neat at each •a
:ood in the :crevice.'
or the ti a whe
d age,: she would o
to tie wa er and li
the lle stord out if
an, ha faith n
eyinc d soon : f
it fr m the
ook t
0
f
SO
11
m
re
e
Ips
off.
see
ht
nd
ver.
and
e'en
Sh€
ere
an
le
e
hit
lb
ser
sin
.in
cosi
est;
ail
he
.apt
rate
lin
ian
ea
ived
and
ned,
g
flat
was
not
ands
thee
on
fish
ured
she
the
clos-
the
Sleep
luent
cher
Cave
She
Ping
the
f•om
1' be
eo
01ac
Eutonic
he mid
it to Yue1,
nO who c
sl nder,
is s i{l L.:
o the Pep
•�
o former R
San Ni
se, nor
Via, or Sa
nd her,
)d. I In
little b
it whey
'El.- 1 The
ani of se
. e ' of ►�
words,
tongu
kay)
sky, t
clic (ilei
Saiii
tat; e5),
ca led
(f th
he, gen
untuJo
c Were
nature
t she w
of dis
ck au
ore thei
ere e
nem n
r,th t
ag:
goi
wr
be
Otl
.ref
a,lo
aft
t1
tal1en f
Old alio
she e ras
�l pd
Chi d.
tel sh
-s
rf
Om a Sh-
was t r the(
sa skiing
gale over ,and
✓ r)ia a signs t she
e wi d. With er face
direc ion from w Joh th.
ski lit ered io ds o
lievl ,e the
a
d
d..
ta
hly
d t1
rhed
ox
stri
Ca:
the time Brown arrived within L
ing, she kept up a continual talki
herself. She was leaning for
shading her eyes with her hand., w
ing the men crossing the fiat below
dwelling. After looking at them
an anxiety impossible to be clepi ted,
she crouched. in terror, bait immediately
started up as if to run. The men on
. the flat had not seen her, and Brown,
putting his hat on the ramrod of his
gun, alternately lifted and lowered it to
attract their attention, then by signs he
intimated th�.t the woman was found,
and they should spread out so as to
catch her if she tried to escape. Be-
fore the men reached the knoll, Brown
" stepped around in sight and spoke.
She gave a frightened look into his
face, ran a few steps, but; instantly
controlling herself, stood still, . and ad-
dressed him in an unknown tongue.
She seemed to be between forty and
fifty years of age, in flue physical con-
dition, erect, with well -foamed neck
and arms and unwrinkled face. She
was dressed in a tunic shaped garment
made of birds' plumage, low in. the
neck, sleeveless, and reaching to the
ankle. The dress was similar to the
one found in the tree. As the men
oamne up she greeted them each in the
way she 'had met Brown, and with a
simple dignity, not without its effect on
both. Indians and white : men, made
Allem welcome and set about preparing
food for them from her scanty store.
The meal consisted of roasted- roots,
called by Californians carcomites. ; but
when was there known a more touch-
ing hospitality ?
Among the Indian crew there were
several dialects apoken, but none of
eer-
g to
ard,
tch-
her
ith
..
h
They ( anchor
Cruz, where
interested i
lard her own
the shores o
eam passed a
nger as co
Main idiver't
the looko t for hi
n to the landi
br
dh
t h'
d aba
g cou
r petit
e
.1
�g
tle nco., The his
st p ed shore,
S e tou led t
d t e ad, talking
ilor urn d away
e ack`" a d loo
rep esent tale no
o fingers of her ri
nib '-of her left,
ate the horse wal
idiv r conducted th
om , and put her n;
h ifs!. The new
on ales, of Sant=
e t see her ; man
d frirm the ranches
the house was
The brig Fremo
n after, and the
er the half of
, if he would cello
in San Francis.
effused. and also
enc
ha
nde
wo-
eein
e,
o h Co
d e
he to
t s efkil,
ads''it
civflizat
he
e of
sped
out -
no
dko
t e
Aft
er
weak
tie1 pore
do ed in
dre pia
tie t an
eve, y n
BO 1l etim
dire. Ni
et wo
seal's me
'hen th
d her n
gout
her c!hai
insensibl
proael p
a priest t
he cfuse
liad been
the bard
leul� h
istress,
he rite,
reething
as ppres
anIuiow
ehr;.sten e
beautiful
�' walled
gleam g
close to
under th
neglscte
heroic .
The a
occurred
r of
r
s
t
110
viv
out e,
'n sigh
ed eat (b
Nidiv
theirs
fat er
or ..11.
old e
wh re
no sc
of
in h
uld
that
Angc
eros,
ars
las 1
ose f�
ta,p
ma
ss th
d h'
bout
wer
fs ; k
issio
othli
ma
gua
oo•'c •
wor
a ball
aptai
sd
eness jmodes
dwidwom
fore 1gi to 1
that 8azne p
not an In 1
nct'io, i east':
adop ed b
rem v� fr
cert fr
that he b d
ad d ifted
ud a:� �vom:
nd ad i be.
th otigin 1
h r:cued
clan, t
echoo
resent
an s out fro
, t e possess
trait: ; pr.
iall units i
ma ernal
ha`s • ever s
ge: tly disa
k n r1d We
de o vilizat'
r life if her
w w:eks
Ik ; ::hew s
ever day iu
e su•shine,
d ar. u•nd her
heerf 1 loo
fac: for
sin, *rig s
er lig . ed a e
hep her.
an. foss e
sick •dman
se's ads
at th:food
ne •i 4 nin
for c4 rs.
cath rs.
bapt ze her 1p
not knowi
aptied pre
of p oc f w: s
edin• t e ki
s- c.ns me
coud do all
her 1:stith
donhe co
and n mel
by at er
pan'sl, °'J
emet-ry fr
astly s ull
e S:n a
ahel er of
of d
i ola
nt
Ye
ye
•
nt for Indians fro
San Fernand 1 at
p ofinding o ••re
oonv s1e , wit t • e
t'me tliere bel n 'n~
lbs c untEy, ii' g
ho, t was sa d, h d
i mm a ii0 ation wi 11
u ran Taut eit• er
ohm S n uen V:n-
a}bar , ould nd:r-
ives nd:r-
tw . ecade of er
d lef an icol : s,
could n' t be iscev-
�drop n the
o n b 'thegeneralncli ,' Be and a
g lavas a ,r known of
ide h 13 calla j to co
izach ` (nah the ) ;
tay-gw 11) ; the bo y,
ey). S e lea ned a
s pan, ;1+ 'read), pa tc8
(horse So 11 eti es
Nidiv r, in S • enish,
etirnes lna (' other.)
a}
..
m
e
t
.•
•
•
Ind act
•of tle P
s -of t
ies b
, but
;ay b
is
their
i1her
dt be
San'
nF peril
niistak
idavag:
e affir
r ` sa••
to s:
i dent,
t v"e of
the
11
gray
aSnadno
orty-
ghte
ber,
ere t
the
any
eor
befo
Bro
man lo
physic
reseieh
centur
carried
that bla
sockets,
stattli
1E00 ull
th noor
On
e horse -ed eee
alli
anethe
mansio
sigh lady
hen I
ovin re
ro
th t
sedan o
lpu
The
can br
vv
harg
ptea
pe
MUD
owde
cam
aptai
vliet
her
an th
t
eae" of the friend less ere d
add a show for th 1006. thi.ng
tmother evinced he reat- co
d playing with th y the
ellieg the_ lady, ,y,
he awam back to lve
s gone, end. she be iev
ain, her grief at- ite
seerph for it, even. f
vitae, long time ;
ne ; her hope, for
at last the despa,
The vis'tors sometimes ga
presents, w
donors had.
by intuitio
ed if she re
soon as the
the c
pleased, an
A few da
ich she put aside u,
departed, seeming t
that they would be ;
used to accept them
guests were gene she
them, laughing if th
happy in their joy.
s after her 'arrival,
•
reti
effri
ide h
erho
an N
of t
yea
of m
the
partiall
a lit
ed
is a
by
he ol
ead his
arks, th
oard
ue k
es, b
easee
an F
nee
✓ cur
sion
om
y pin
tbe
d so
C011 111
091
nt
tra
olbo
if
llo
as
bo
al
nd
ho
ty.
th
lievtd
, BT
and is
ho is.
vident
ii long
icolbls
ed
been
11
e! Who
vae ttrt
le and
lean y,
considera e,
al; she raise d
$sland ea p.
(Irani° on to
ile t
to herself.
n to er Old
he recured
it lashes.
it, he pat-
ing the a
ver sent f r
ut t at she
agains
it. Atl
I A8 lie was
i,ga of he crass
9,11dohez in the
!Whoa ortala
cr sabot*,
owe , is the
HUF11O
FOR SAL
SIT
TOI LET.
rooms above, n Mai
given on he let bf Fe
CAUGHEY & SOL EST
VALUABLE FAR TO
34, Copecks* 2,
acres • upwards of 1411
claim land ; known as Mr%
bsiek store, it
uaiy. Apply to Me
681
ENT OR SELL—Lo
eat Wawanosh ; 21
cres cleared • goof
174-4
STOCK FO
ram lambs, from import°
apply to the linden igned,
S FOR SALE —Fo
aur,erior Le cede
stook on one bide
HFFERNAN 6"3x
R.
T.4 OBS'ES POR SALE
.1-1- Draught two year
and sired by. Lord addo
ing two yeare old a d one
two years old, Aptly on
MeKillop, er adore
SCOTT, Roxboro.
or! Sele, Two
d Geldings, ba
; also one M
667
•
Heavy
rive orlioer.
REATe ES
ATE FOR SALL41
‘. RARE CHANG .--TWent.yeive acres of
This property is we 1 situiatedicr either far
1 ROBERT MITT.
to
OR SALE.—Fo
situated in, the ilo
WIll be sold elm
-pROPERTX IN
'L For sale the ho
present occupied h
is a frame, the lbt
one of the, hest b
There is a W
var.:toucan, an. Will
apply to JAS4 IL B
A CORNER, LO POR
East half of Lot 2
cleared and „in s lendie
and all underdrain d. It
Seaforth, on a goo
orchard and plent
lot, and one of the
con eeniont to sch
ill% on the pre
1
San
B arar
t in
l• die
an
'are li
the s
Geri
en co, grega e.
s he s mete 'la
6 ing ley ha r.
a we le known
t ered the O-
a her Gonzales
tin ter of a
1 zed and as
an, ith e es
wee
ra rend ed more
uried tinder the
c a 'he rambling
ha shelt' red tour -
ac unt. I Was the
pri ate re idence of
35, the woman ju
s o Lewis ;Burt re
dafryhise or es ada. A
hers eent r feat er
he were made of
'lfu\ly 'ate ed as to
owl n of changeful
en Franeis-
ry
the 8th
lave' is
6 poip
Ed as WS
and lir gee 1 riuming o de:,
irishinp, Town of Seatcrth,
GMONDVALE FOR S.. Tgle
501 eres, nearl 11
date elf cultiva ,
graTel road. There is a go d
best Tnekersmith ; is
ard in e splendid lee y.
t
H. S., containing 501a res o'f choice
the lace i14 a Ironic h neerly new,
beari
fall N
44 m
gray I read.
township, a
particualrs
premises, o
les Iron the . town of Seaforth on
This is one oAtigebC et properti a
d will be solid clioap: For f
if by letter e Seeforth P. 0
' 674x
lie
lf of
ni
011 g
itain
good
or
he
0.
elHOICE FARM FOR ALE—For Sale,
log house, ith stone cellar, nd well
bank barn 86x60, stclnd foun tion, a
stabling; g od bearing orehar and 8 we
venient to church, school! and ost office •
atedwithini8 miles of Seeforth and 4 of
on a good gravel road. For urther pa
IL
apply to the proprietoil o the premises,
letter to ChiSelhurst P.O. JOHN C. STE
la
ti
ot 2,
ta la-
st to
g od
rs
by
54
FO
LIST
81
ne
if
"FARM FOR SALE—Being Lot 15, co
17, Grey, containg 100 acres, about
cleared, and is in a good state of cul
There is a good bank barn 'built last
size JO by' 60, also a log barn 40
and a very good new frame dwelling
implement limit ngs, c., and a good
orchard. The far is nly 12, miles fr n
forth and 9rniles from rues4
able for par eash and balance
proprietor on the reniie.is or by letter to
select horn )—
tion, is willing t
5
s. Term r
oil time t
hat in What
yer to
lilt 8 de fis
all d I'd be
fa
regia
ut t
ers
1
Hee
ope
he pail -
gray
by tla
11
ot
le of
bega
"Ho
He
chil
in't se
8."
Ain't
big
ould
yOu
ile a
himself.
abbe
dat
e of
•
Philaish Ye
darkies me
1t 1k1 g Over
s le _Colo
sh d
him ince
got n e' for
at tirrie as
ould ram
ape cle
see he eed
nd a
he we r
If
so
•
his chi nd
. the other
atters end
el Jo es
•
ou be
st be
is rea
are
on-
efoah4ast
the at
such 01
otc ed.
dram, an
n de el
reolemmseoimf
as afeare
knife ac
he the
remar ed
an's st
•
7
Selected F Lots i
r Sai elle p; 21,700
own! r, fro ipei sone
guar ntee that any p
chasing can, get is p iiehase money b
interest at 12 per ceet. per a num, at e en
thiee years; if he eo da i;e it, where the id
money does. not ,xcee "3 a acre. Pa ta s
deaire to parches at the pre grit low prie 8,
to A. STRONG, and ent. Setiforth. e 8-
1 I
-fil ARM FOR 8 LE --The mirth half 1 ot 26,
sion 4, L. 11). S., uckersmitle • ,200 acres or s• ale
in one pan41, o two di 150 atkes and 5 *roe
re spectively'; fir t-clasis buildings, goo ferices,
vation, is well vg tared, and is Well situate as to
roads, &c. Any person Wancing a good ,fin a
go dd. locality wil do w 11 toi look at th ind be-
fore buying !else here. !For iperticulars t rms
ss on
• res
ati n.
50,
ng
Ca-
uit
he
est
to
ec-
ur-
th
of
ase
ho
but
hey
the
NOVEMBER 12, 1880.
CHRITMAS ANC N
W YEARS. SEAFORTH ()RicFACTORY
Wk DING, XM
OyNTER'$ JEYVE
AT IT, ItEAD E
S AND! NEW YEARS
FOUND AT
RY
EMPORIUM
AIINE THE ,'GOODS,
AM3 OU WILVFIND THAT C UN ER HAS—OAK/37G THE QUAL-
clay loam 1 nd,
cleared and in a
remainder is
premises ripe a
4
frame kite en,
good spin er
This farm i sit
and 10i railes 1
particulars ban
proprietor en t
THOMAS GILP
conta ping 75 acres of
about ; 66 I acres of
mall log house, aide
through th
ek running
steal f
a coed gr
4011 nler apld pi rill ibitoeraoftlit 0
ce
ce
eh
Pr
sion
are
the
ith
and.
P. 0.,
tahmeer
the
29
RIGEST, BEST ASS IbRITEO ifkND OH AI3EST
st
WA
With
' sion 17, Aleltillqpi-conte ning 100 cr
which aro dear d, wet fene , under al
free from stump ; there are wo log ho
ing orchard, and plenty of go .1 Water;
is all hardwood , is within a mile on
the village of Walto, where are fit
of payment —Alegi the west half of L
cession 8, McKillop,, nd a ept half
Concession 9, McKillop, will le sold. el e
wise severed properties hn Seif rth an
villa. Apply to A. STRONG, Land.
Co ces-
and
d ear -
ti nber
y erms
ond-
x4
in 100
• nhoctit:esse:
good
g of
ain-
yr of
672
I Fa
Spectacles and Fancy G
eh Ohl/el.:Plate Ware,
ods Wiestof oro Ito.
CHES. VVATCHES.
ATCHES.
Ladies' and Gents' Gold Hun ers, Irey and tem inder
Ladies' and Gents' Gold Open Pao , hey an stem wind rs.
Ladies' and Gents' Silver Hu ters, keyi and steni winde
Ladies' aed Gents' Silver Ope Fa6e, key a d stem vvi de▪ rs.
hite, black, and illuminated dials
and Swiss ma
cy Walnut Cases—Eight Day and Thirty Hour.
Eight Da.07, and Thirty Hour ; both Spring
JEWE
0,dies' Bright and °Glared Gold Sets.
Brooches and Ear Rings in Roallplate.
Rrooches and- Ear Bin- s in Electroplate.
Orme es and Ear Ri gs in Gilt.
Lock ts, Necklets and Charms.
Brace ets, Watch Chains and Keys.
Of th Celebrate Meriden Brittania Co
facture Every piece stamped
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR 'SALE— r
-1- 7, coneession 6, MeKillop, cont t
acres, also East halt of Lot , n the 7 h
11
liand young orchard, elk a never failin s
water. Olt the small ifarm there ar
cleared, fee fr m stumps:well fenced
i.
ed. Log build ngs, a eoodeal chard an
water. Beall fa. ms are convenient to
Dublin, a ith a good rend leading to
Apply to the proprietoi• on the pre ise
Beachwood P. Q. JA,ES REID.
one hundred acres of land, about 5 of hich
with hardwood ; there is a f e hou e and frame
barn and stables ; alsO a yo g bear ng o chard
the same' distanoe from ippon, a d 7 miles
running past the farm, and echool 'thin three
qtiarters of a mile. This is Ile of th best farms
ther particulars appt to he propiietor n the
premises, !or to Bin efield P. 0. ILES Me -
1 664
ao
5
en
00
es
Dinne
Break
Pickl
Indi vi
Card
Eperg
Coffee
Tea P
Salt
Wine
Sugar
Syru
Toilet
Waite
In divi
-1-4 For Sale, Lots No' 7 and 8, Conce sion 2, How -
ick , contetining 200 res ore or 1 s, about 160
acres cleared and n arly ree frac. stumps, 10
acres ced r and black ash, rid the balance good
hardwoo bush ; there is a ew bank beim other
two barn put up with ceder poets, wc good log
homes, I g steble and other out buil ings ; a good
bearing rehard ; this farm is well fer eed with
cedar and black ash raila, also ove 100 rods of
board feneing ; this pm is in a rod s ate of
cultivation, a d over' half of it has eer_ lying in ,
plenty of shoi e watek the year round; s 4 miles
from the' vill ge of Gorrie, 5 from Wroxeter, 1
from school, a d 2 from !church ; s arm is a
great bargain and can be bought for $5,500—
mortgage on e farm at 8 per cent. interest, for
a term of years, to snit pnrchaser ; t'tle indisput-
able ; possession given immediately. For further
particulars apply to vhe preprietor on the prem-
ises, or if by letter to Goriie post elm. j. R.
ROSS. 671
Castors. '
ast Castors.
nail Castors.
res or Fruit
ts.
and. Crumb
ts.
s' Salvers.
ual Salts.
Stands.
Dessert
nives, Forks,
IN C
Dinnee Knives.
Tea nives.
Tea °dee.
Dinn r Spoons.
Desse t Spoons.
Tea poons.
SPE
25 cente to $1 p
with Black & C
KS.
Plai Veneered Cases--
nd eight.
G-ena Rings, Band Rings Seal Rings.
Scarf Pins nd Cuff Be tons.
Stp.dds and Collar ButtOns.
AVING conangehced business for the Fail
and Winter Trdde,As now prepared, as usual,
to puithaee any quantity of Pork, Subject to tha
following regulations : We will take off 2 pounds
pet hendrcd if dry, and 3 if soft. Shoulder
SOMETHING NEW.
Shuck 25 cents.
The undersigned will also open a Store :la
Seatort b, 'next door to Killoran & Ryan's, -where
he will keep constnntly on hand a ehmee and
complet e stock of all kinds; of Cured Meats, Satt-
sage% dogna, Pole and other Cuttings, &e.
STOCiE WILL B4 OPENED THIS WEEK.
TED ARE
pany and Rbgers, Smith & Co. menu-
nd -warranted as represented.
Biscuit J s.
Butter Di hes.
Cake Bas ets.
Call Bella.
Celery Sta.nd.s.
Tureens and Cups.
Flower Stands.
Berry Dishes.
Ice Pitehers.
Swine Ke tles.
Toast Ra ks.
Vases.
Car Receivers.
Nap in Rings.
Giv e rne a trial. Nothing but to. good article
kept, and aatisfacti n guaranteed.
671 HUGH noDe, Sea -forth.
DARING BURGLARIES
MAY BE 40AIMITTED BUT
CALDER I SI NEVER ASLEEP
HE IS ALIWAYS AWAKE !
TO- THE Wants bf his many friends and the
-I- public at large, Supplying themwith first dare
work of the Plietogkaphie Art, in the latest -styles
and newest desigss, at reasonably low prices.
This is the main seicret of my success in thepast,
and will be by Itto for the .future. Pictures
taken when the tei pest blowa, when -dark donde
hover, above us, When thunder and lighining
rages} when it rains, when it snows, and when
the sun's bright !raye 'shine forth—no matter ,
what the weather muy be, Calder aiways takes a
good impression a(1 turns out a No. 1 Photo.
Old Pictures copied and enlarged. PletureirameS
kept in stock. liqueeniber the People's Favorite,
.—No Plains taken in total darkness.
poons and Napkin Rings.
TACLES AND 'EYE
Sal Spoons.
Mu tard Spoons.
Fish Keives.
Fish Forks.
Fruit Knives.
SOIFORTO FLAX Mita
JOHN! BEATTIE
o.'s and Lazarus, Morris & 60.'s manufacture in Gold, Silver,
Frames, from $1 50 to $12 Per pair. COMM011 Spectacles from
r pair. A case eiven with eVery pad . -Have your eyes tested
.'s Indicator and*get fitted tlie first ti e. '
SUNDRIES.
Gold Pen and Holders.
Pencils.
Tuning
Hair Bru he .
Nail and Toot Brushes.
Fine and Dres mg Combs.
Scissors nd P cket Knives.
Pocket Beoks n Leather.
Pocket :oaks n Shell.
Pocket B eekt le Steel.
Meersch um Pipes.
Brier Pi es.
The Largest St
doll
WATCH
In all their br
to all work ent
trade, I can Wi
REMEMB
opposite J S. torter's Cheap Cash Turnitur Store.
Cl Pipes.
Pi e Steins.
To aeco Pouches.
To aeco and ▪ igar Stands.
To acco and igar Boxes.
Fa cy Flower Pots for table.
Walking Sticks,
. Strary.
La les' mad Gents' Satchels.
Fans and Vases.
II
ck of Violins in the Co nty, which I Will sell at 75 cents on the
r. Violin Strings, Bow , Tail Pieces Keys and Rosin.
Is
STILL Desiieons of dispoting ef his Flax
Imo ese Than, whio is likely to manage it prop.
erly(., He hs B sufficient Flax sown, and in splen-
ing the season, t ethbe
did leader, to kec the Min running steadily due-
evneerfietilealimnr+connection web
MONEIY TO LOAN,
Any amount of ingoney to loan on reasonable
JOHN BEATTIE..
E G El M P RiUM.
THE Subscribe hereby thanhe his numerous
-a- icustomers (inerchants and others) 1 or their
liberal patronage during. the nest 7 years, and
hopes by strict integrity angi close attention to
business to merit their confidence end trade in
the !future. llanhig greatl, enlarged his prem -
is es ' during the writer, he is no* prepared to.pay
THE HIGHEST CASH -PRICE
For any quantity of Good Fresh Eggs, delivered
at the Egg Empo ium,
riAIN ST BET, SEAFORTH.
Wanted by the subscriber, 25 :tons of good 417
clean wheat stra
S, CLOCKS AND JEWLRY REPAIRED,
°Moe. y giving my personal attention
g over weety years experience in the
work to give satisfaction.
ncheS, on the shortest
usted to me, and hay].
THE ZURICO CARRIACE FACTORY.
AAVE alwayri on _hand, and make to Order,
gons,1 Sic mho, Carringe*,13ing-
gie s, C iga lac** and every other artickin their
bey pereona ly superintend their own bitsi-
ne s, and can ara.ntee a good article both se
to material and ivorkmanship.
For Style and Finish their work tannot be
surpassed by thee large city est*bliehments.
Repairing primptly attended to Give us a
trial and be continced that we ma satisfy youas
to ist?juranlitiseanied willirinown to
been in bueinesil Zurich fon over12 years.
686 HESS, & HABERER.
0 HERE.
OINC,ALES HAIR RENEWER.
0 OT_Ine.R Preparation yet discovered. does
its tem k -sea quickly and Otis: actoilly as the
CI GALESE. at never fails to restore GRAY
H IR or FADEP HAIR to its youthful color
and life, as it contains the SPVJIFIC ALIMENT
which is the life of tha hair, and in this way its
NATURAL COLOR is RESTORED with rapid-
itY. It cures Dandruff, Itching and Eruptions,
and keeps tbe dietial clean, siveet and healthy.
th Hair a -silken lustre and softness which is the
a iration isle Try it and be convinced.
Sqld by Druggiats, and in SEAPORTS by LS.
668-52
ROBERTS, at 50 cents a bottle,.
of Old Gpld and Silver Wanted, for which
I will pay Cash or Trade.
R STAND—Tree of Silver -Plate in Window, directly
Watehma
T
-er and Jeweler, Seajorth.
PIAN AND ORGAN
As. C. Ai. DUNLOP Teaches 'Music in all
its branch4e ; Metsical Science and Harmony
write their own; compositions t; careful attention
given to young beginners ; alma the most approv-
ed vocal training faer streegthiming and develop-
ing the voice given when desired without extra
ckarge. Use eit instrument fee practice -, tharges
moderate. Residence on George Street, first
door east of nin Street, SeafOrth. • 678
AN HO -R
1-0, Every S. turday 1•rom !NEW 'YORK and
GLA.SGOW ia Londonderry) dud LONDON
!TICKETS fr Liverpool, ondonolerry, Glas-
wlisbing to bring out their friends.
The Passenger accommodation of A1101101- Line
Steamers are nneurpassed for) elegance and aom-
fort. Apply to
593 At the Pint 'Office, Sealorth
S400.00 RE ARD.
rrHE Undersigned will givel Eimard of UN
f or such informatlon asi will lead to the re-
covery of the Goods stolen fr ie his store in Kip -
pen on the night of the 23rd Ocreber or the
morning of the 24th ; er he will give II reward of
$400 for information that -willilead to the recoy-
ery of the said noods and the idetection anal eon -
673 -4
APPI4ES AOPLES.
AAT ANTED liby the Subscribers, Ten Thousand
I Y Bushels of Apples d ing the next two
months ; 10114 be sour or e eking varieties; no
aweet apples Wanted.
673 D. D. WILSON & Seaforth.
Wholesale 11114 RetailDealer t.n LEATHER and
SHOE FINDINGS of Evary Description.
None but the Very Best Suck kelit. Tenni
Moderate. A Trial Splicited, All ordersby mall
Or otherwite Promptly filled.
-n 5. CAMPBELL, ProvinCial Land Surveyor
I 79 D. S. CAM BELL, Mitchell.
NoY
—all one
afroreemenNtl
fine singe I
to have 5
have had t
enence the
tohfe—t111:tpolasti).
day's elle()
carry the
:why oee_or sYyD:1,73.
isnyoeco eyssoi:ng
said the d
sure," rep
able bell,
dozen ho -
Imo at an
-41bbrilliitotalftoPhr-
43 Xi; oi 10 of a et oa:roSokll
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°Ilti:hwsBekeilleaa. erYaeecipilutilli 11';
Reade
'enjoyed t
thatiTt of
Antonia
perun
life wont
judge here,
zharatter
ztealing
was prey,:
Slit in tial;
the bag.
the couni
over," eal
"gay i
shrewd h
acquittal
is not elm
tent. C1
-one half
half out
The ja
ernergen
body; ani
The tent
pritonew
years.
nther pal
The shai
They
convict 1
Giflhoelj
in. If tli
they in '
young In
some ted
his felloti
la WA)
, no:BoGTIoitinhil
the violii
An
by a
fooliehtt
daring
that tb_
dog, w
laage
onetime
ing wh
he witi
-the t
of hese
so et
grennd
the ao
the ire
plante
self th
The
tip ef
and 1
Deat
The
years
traeti
of Liv
Lake
appea
name
attrat
reside
name
Rel-
Pernh
in M
young
Ogle
1841.
ried
this
New
1860.
perso
till sh
a ve
to ap
fotta
peara
she w