The Huron Expositor, 1883-11-09, Page 2MY BOY JACK.
The young man you met at
gate, sir? F._ Yes, that is my son -my
Jack."
You noticed the soars on his fan
and. thought, maybe, that they spo
features meant to be handsome ?"
Ah, sir that was. because you d
not knoivi Why, those red marks Ma
him more beautiful to Ma DOW th
when, a baby in my arms, with yell
°
curls and laughing eyes and a skin Ii
a rose -leaf ; the people hurrying in in
out of the trains would turn to look an
smile at him, and praise him to ea
other, speaking low, maybe, but n
too low for a mother's quick, proud ea
to hear.
many days w
Yet he rallied
kept his heeki
the moved about
boy
e,
ilt
id
ke
an
Ice
rid
oh
rot
rs
thought hiirtse
his, place again
"Bait that
end of the first
fell fainting on
"'It's ne us
came to hithsel
gine, and if I c
pie's lives thou
weak hands as
"'Re nevet
-after that, alt
year."
4' To see One
heart's blood to
fore year eyes
him back by so
from the black
trust you have
• it
"Young h
and comfort th
My poor laueba
mind that he 1
about, but I a.lw
• could not liste
going away froix
"But at last;
end came, as Is
his hand, in in
• but firmly:
Mary, wife
• me speak to you
" fell to eryi
break, and he d
• went like a sitar
• yet I could not
• Jack rose up fro
he sat, so quiet13
gotten he was
touched rue.
" Mother !, de
and as I looked I
featly white, bat
his eyes.
" Mother!' he
away for a little
father wants to s
"You will thin
I did as the tbild
door ajanand I c
weak voice, thou
stand the words
boy's ariswers,I
break or treinb
And at last Jaek
"'Is that all,
'Yes, I will been
every word!'
" Then he mien
with a smile, alud
side doer. I
"But an boor a
out to the well, I
sound, and toned
V in the.long graes u
sobbing hisi ery
turned about and
as softly ap I non
know.
"After it ware al
time to look abut
debts left and Ver
a bed thing forlm
a strong. loving a
every care, to thin
mate both end m
even start eveniy
Jack eame to nm 1
"'Father said t
work hard, dear
were not strong, b
care of yeti in semi
you could let two
lodgers, maybeean
for me just now, w
boy's place. He s
road would be sure
for his sake."
"I do not Imre
fore since his fatlae;
heard him say Ima
proud tette he had,
heart and we Ian
other. -
a 'And I &pail° t
t y yesterdan,'h
said Tom Gray es g
can have his dean
week, if I like. W
mother ?'
" Oh Jack r sa,
through the long lo
rO.U? And if autthi
IOU I shoeld die P
Don't, mother
he tears were in ra
would, not heed him
And you tti, gi
tied, 'and all our p
o naught!'
" ' Father though
wered; 'but hei sai
orId' belongedi to
aithful and true e a
on can trust me,
"Trust him? Ah,
he right chord at la
ead and dried My t
eon dangers I Migh
-ould. be of the bod
Faithful and true P
ook courage.
" It was WODderfa
HI the books an
hiugs he sold. 'Th
him that made hi
verybody. I 'have
an one that the Si
an.dsorae face was 1
.at people bought ed
anted anything, or
"Well, the -years,
etv up -working b.
osition to another oi
eiywhere. He wa,
ough he was so tall
• bright curls tame
d a silken fringe
at kept their old, I
One.
"It -was. not long
ace of engineer, wh
long, , He had a d
mg some little thin
e house and garden
pot hands came ru
thrtg for him..
"'Mr. Harding wit
ck P cried the man
ass should. have it
invites ago, and the
len down in a fit. C
th off on leave, and
era's nobody left ba
ust with the train.'
" IV cried Jack, i
rimy express I An
ything but a freigh
Well P cried the
nit:stop to argue!
d here is a minate
ady I'
Jack seemed to c
at. He darted on
s off like a shot) dr
he ran. In lees ti
Bing it I heard the
ug train, and knew
sted with a -tea t
For we lived in a little house eh
by the station., and when I heard th
whistle of his tether's train, I used
snatch the boy from his cradle or off th
floor where he sat with his ptaything
and ran ildwn to the farther end of th
long ,dZitiot where the engine alwa,y
halted, to get the Mai.° and loving wor
that my heart lived on all day: _
"Not the least bit afraid was th
baby of all the whistling and clan&
of belts, the groaning of the wheel
and puffing of the steam. He woul
laugh and amine so in ray arms tha
I could scarcely hold him, till his fathe
would reach down .sometimes and lif
him up into' the engineer's cab and kis
him for one preciates- minute and the
toss him down to me again.
When he grew a little older be wa
never playing horse and soldiers uk
the other little fellows around; it wa
always a railroad train that he was driv
ing,
"All the smoothest strips of my bil
lets of kindling wood went to bniia
tracks over the kitchen floor hither
and thither,orossing and recrossing each
other, •
it 'Don't move my switch, Mather
dear I' he used to cry out to me. "You
will wreck my train for sur I" -
"So I had to go softly about my work
with scarce a piece sometimes to set
my foot. And all -the chairs in the
house would be ranged for cars, the big
rocker, with the tea bell tied to its hack,
for the engine; and there he would sit
perched up by the hour together, ratl-
ine believe attend to the valves and
sht‘outing to the fireman.
"I shall never forget the first time
Ma father took him to ride on the en-
gine.
" Jack had begged over and over to
go, but hie father always bade him wait
=tit he was older. So I said:
it Don't tease father any more, Jack
dear; and likma 'tree little heart egt
he was, he haft nbt another word
about it for a matter of six months or
more.
"But that day such a wistful look
came into his face, and he pulled him-
self up tell and straight, and said quite
[daftly, his voice trembling little.
"Father, do you think I am owing
enough now ?"
"-Looking at him,. I sa,w tearal his
pretty eyes. I thillic his father saw
therretom for he turned to me in a hurry
and said -
" ' We meet the up train at Langtoe,
Mary,. and Will Brown will bring the
little chap back all straight, I know.
What do you say?'
“ What could I say but yea? At sup-
per time be wee ba.elt, but he could not
eat. His eyes were like stars, and there
Was a, hot, red sect on each. cheek, BO
that I feared he would be ill. And I
thought he would never be done talking,
but DOW he ima said scarce a word.
"What wet h like, Jackie ?" I asked
him.
" mother !" he said, “A wasn't like
anything !"
“ He sat for a moment thinking, than
he said, "Unless it was like -you read
last Sunday."
'And what was that, datik I"' I in-
.
quired, for I had forgotten.
Don't you know, mother? The
wings of the wind P
" That teks not his last ride on the
engine by many times, for as he grew
older, his father would take him often
on Saturdays ok• other half -days. He
was perfectly trust Y and obedient. I
believe he woLd have had his right
hand out off sooner than have meddled
with anything. •
" But Ite kite*, every valve end screw
and gauge, and watched every hire - of
his father's hand, and teemed the sig-
nals all along the line, so that my hus-
band said to me more than once:
" `I believe in my heart, Mary, that
if I was to be struck dead en the engine,
Jack-Gen:1d run her through without a
break "
"He was in school and learning fat,
hut out of hours -the was alwaye poring
over bdoks and machinery and steam,
thoughts far be ond his years!
Such an odd pild as he was, with
"Sometimes, sitting here by myself;
Igo over in my mind. the very strange
things he used to Say to me in -those
days.
I remember, that one evening he
had been reading for a lontetime in some
book that he had got oat of the public
library;: but by-and-by he stopped --and
leaned his head on his hand, looking
into the coals. Then, all at once.
“ 4- Mother,' said be, "isn't it a won-
derful thing that God could trust men
with it ?"_
"'With what, Sack P
' With the steam -the power • in it,
I mean ! It waii,a long time befoie He
did. But. when! the. might time came,
then He told.'
0, mother, said he, with his eyes
shining, 'what must it have been to be
James Watt, and to listen to such a
secret as that?'
a minute he spoke again: •
• 'And it's never safe to forget to
listen, because we don't know when He
'thighs speak, br what there might he to
hear!' ,
"1 mild net, answer him for a chok-
ing in my throat, but I laid down- my
knitting and I put my arm around him;
and he looked up into my face with
earaethilag iie his eyes that I never for-
got: f
We,tneasi getting on well then. The
little lipase -and garden were almost paid
fort and we thought that nowherein the
iworld were happier people than we, or a
9arighter, coiner home. My husband
taind were always talking of this and
"thatto- be donator Jack as aeon as the
last payment should be made But be-
fore the money was due my husband
calIia home very sick one day.
Do not be frightened, Marne) he
Reid. think I shall be better to -met.
row,' -
"'But he only grew worse next day.
It was a rung fe er that he had and
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given
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bed;
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hitt.
en
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i
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1
lachigh
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t•li
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4
e
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la
be
ard
roe
him
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wa
ed
eick
n
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; oad
at,
:
h
i
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11
ere
te
.0
fore
hen
ute
eieliefs.
he
met
• ,
the
Id
Ile
y
t
mitt.
hintI'.and
to
e
sir,
hey
a no
not
ade
ng
3 ere
, hO
n
Fleeted
ent
faithful
ives.
en
eliest
tory
ike
:taet,
face
to•
Only
,d They
bite
and,
I
day.
" The
ere fore
the lite.
o i
ma. tin
fair
r strike
iit
"Then
grea,
el on
see to
one t
e end o
ek 0:
a tho
till
ee he
g ne. .
Mine.
seal
reales
throttfe
insid
as in t
'north
lin
. were
ks went
crowi
i litt
ows, •
zing tt
>le goieg
rid others
'Very 1PD
H. e re la
is pl.
girl wth
loomed
more g
hitfor
darling"
say.
fi
Harbrooln'wi
i -let,
d; °Sea
(alone.
e lee,
ally h
: nd w
old a
t t en ,hmair
en t
-
f otn t
.
y boy
'
as a,
ore
ften eo
b en It
tit one
'at a
me,
to de
a charte.
oad-fi
• I'M
P .
eat stet
, I c
ing, t
stole.
wan
y thou
.:
e ;Jac
at I'm
11W,
Inot
. a rale
ith Idm
e elle) 4,
ad Je*
-
in li'l
r oonn it!'
here?
,...
t I wa
a be e
0 00 1
0' 0.8 t
ea chin
hens:
on pa
Wi h011t
the
. gh tt
out
fast
seat,
e e a
t e pl.
a el ii.ve,
rive;
g at
B ta
too, a
n the 8
- ith i
ersic
.'arnot
t th
.0 , Kith
y , say,
mime
e fra
nd
S o peri
ed o
0 til t
ei
t rou
lookid
all the
meant ;
met
tem a:
li 'ew I
can
carried
on
go-
mem
wad
and crt
-at last
, ,
was
had a
that d
b
a litt
a beat)
sok, ca
chi
of. gel
the piatetre
efor
had
eat on t
lit le t •
'
bro
a
b
ea
rain
d
tr
y,
hi
w
a
co
hd
ed
reble
th
c
s
ha
.
aid
ed
bed
1_1
th
a o
e
w
a o
he,
u
a g
e d
ai
etrapt
e
cc
from
co
n,
I
eel
li eself
eri.
13
• inl•
swung
th
one
'
re 1
te '
i 1
ire
Jo.
e:lede
tee
lair
in
:v
itt
I aek,
th
Ili
ill
n't
et
q
Le
'lit
,
re
Dail
cm
n1
mak
I
frightened..
ee
Se
fin,
r
h
M
sq.
e
of 1
-4
i
re
Werra.
d
w
tli
oo
out
e (time
ie
eit
tnithetw
ha
,
tendent
, his
e
h
u
wherever
a
: shore
ha
,
of
he
o ow
beside
in
h
: li
of
to
e
ioaragel.had
titul
.. ek
d
d
i
to
*te
ng
the
in the
tight
d laid
pieeteiteali
nedi
•
starting
o make
• So
clt through
60.
ew.
face
s a
awful
neeting
right
to live
red
b undee
nd
orrible
fallen
elmost
and!
'.!
leaping
seeired
long!
_days
apees:thro
w'
g, Smokin
price
,the
impled
ildtert
ly
w
coming
OM
be '
at
a•
8,
-by
"T
a
an -no
t h
te
every
, be
train
pit'
,
el n.
laimet
-ate'.
Lille
ning,
e,ene
o
her'i
ov
't o
Of
say
told
ear
me
ft
o along
t pii
!
Lettatwa
I
he
Br
!
she
bet
,
ingl
' .
1:113:,
8 ,811103:
eked
rld taut
'Wilk-.
arei
rootd
reath
int.
The!
t Mae
al a
ybe
srui
ads'
agh
. opened,
. til
and
h the
cheek
ever
even
• ladies
'
little
rowdlhad
t all
around
ult;
nundeed
passedd-and
, , ,
tell
him
platIform--th:
they
:hand
S
. Superintendent
tle
'the
with
and
any
tokee
'
ladv,
eillouP
n
Of
wan
, e tee
flying
let igo
,
I
i
• imost
serviee.
Ihimf•iiitcli
hinnott
what
• •
eat
up
on that
miles
ilea
like
balmy
tlaiag
rod
of the
till
'instant
Swing
hien
pieces,
agony
sense]
. .
torn
his engin
on
to
train,
when
titey 1
! of
past
or
rying,
poies
ddiug
h
y.
dthat
he front,
loud •;:i
c•itr wi
MS to
ke goo
had he
' '
• c
li wife
dewn
o; LUi
crept
gine,
1 buns
Motionof
reversed
breke.
stop
mon
s post
tie
The
, .
, . . e
•
after
ot hi
t,
d fetl
Ictrekie
ri et
MY.
a meeting
...
iiactl
men
1
look a.
ti? 4tel
' 'ht do
1 1--
wi
sent&
•
418 e
ere c
had h
the 4o
wn c
es. B
Whisp
do y
t
; Hunys
, ,
honn
8pok
and
of th
f Sh:
and then
ammo.
-
with
tio we
hob
y la
a,.t the
!the..
Y -se
ing an
the . door,
I did.
I
heard
whispe
; anothir,
place
wen
heard
when
r. .
w
;
tried.
• tabl
I
I watches
him,.
rind -trying
o ,
he
other-
of hande
. i
' you
to
found-
him;
sha-king-
i '
.
child
President
her
, , .
tnat
grateful
to
'
11'.
all
th - .
eveerasulawe',18
hair antun
an anol.
the very
him itith
engiae.
her
I -
1-
int011gent
kaill
. hadl
i
time
lot*
thelel
an
oeuld
..0,
spring
iif
en
his
Whee
, uptv
and,
tted
-
blind
from
to
see
as
gh
oke
e 4,a1
rein
tek
abiee
Wdieg
!Lb
; lyoue
ur
e
es
Igo
dove,
her
pail?
ed
vitae
and
rom
t
a onto
a_ refal
If
d,
,
fel
f
o
o
y
he
id
.8 l
t e
way.
so
11
a
T
)1
e 113
xi
dl
e
too
r d.
• t
4., •;
me
b
.at
wa:
as
• ,
rec
ed
I
ot
nd
o
an
i
he
T e
ve
o
,
their
da
trig
at
b
tae
how'
thee
Matti
:she
the
ElaV
in
1
mo
1)
ht
t
I
e
Bkri
el:
sheep
1
o
I f-
lie
w
4.:
•
h
h ir
tie
13
t
3
i
1
e
t a
d
fa
tie
,
b
t
tey
t
hi
th
add
hi
re
xi
e.k
e
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a
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.
In:
en
I
late,
me
Ile
•
fee
1
ay.
ppitied
:
he
rd
as
k.n.w
lie
ith
it
ain
pa
ad
go
tr
'os
in
nt
i
:,
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.
i
•it
be-
le
,0
:
;1
t
I
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co
8 ne
111
eii
11
thi
PUI
goo
I ,
ne
I
4 Jack
eaed
en
I ke
1
i
in
4
'ow.,
I gat
rie
:he
he
our
ow
fal
ere
:tin-
•s
to
ad
no
oac
d
F3,
sop'
IA
' ieji
ak,
ree
,
my
a see
,unt
1,4 •
"'ch-
it
3nt,
ant
are
• nd
.44E1
he
he.
on
tad
i ds
e an
So
:oft
.
nga
; a er
1 elt
lid
• w
r
I
f
ap
st
r.
dr
Irate
ov
o a
h:
•
a
ea
t
to
h
o
ur
d•
o
e
m
e
I
tend--
j
a
glue
et
ack's
egun
I
0
a.
bo
nd
t
ai
p
V
t
a
she
et
b
in
a
t,
. •
a
1
m
,-
it
to,
a,t
il-
et
!
he
'
0, n
!
till
her'
afte
a ene
the
-her
id&
,the
Tla
th
bad
!
.viag
or; i
' sei
• I
ed i
no
him
the
the
tads,-
its;
dee
see-
any
lied
s.
hat
the
I ow
eo,
eir
the
. the
ppy
niate
lead
ied
, a
air
-
we
on
Da- ;
le. ,
i
:
ier,
at.
• cic
id :
n.
.i
hisThere
t/8
'
.
ed -
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ad
,
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Id, -
.
is -
,
e •
bet
a I
a .
o-
a
id
t
. g 4
ly 1
1 i
.
li I
t. I tin,
li • 1
1 ; 1,e-4,
8
:: e
cl i nineties
d ',1
A , -
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/: 0
--.1,
t
d mouton,'
e
a . b
p
t tie
.1
1 ! '
im
I
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a •
c' •B
gc
. 1.•
an.
* t
I t
p
- teat
M
)
.
• 'M
fe
ct
le
311;:eere
ni,
et
forth;
1.44.4is
so
0133
A Fp
T1L
'
ha
sh
b wag
greet
- t•ingi
routine
• gre4
'' th Ire
an
tal
“Bat
dailiag
s -o clear
kisSiid
het
t ,
sail,
with
' I
mil;
poakete
pm'
"And,
wb tt
raug,
an. '
• clas
. "Jet
the,
" 1
wit i
the
I • "'I'll
et I
kill
littlechildren.
And
. "Natv
on my
in the
and •Ieivould
the I
thro
* a as she came
blue eyes, and
a purse of goiji.
twins shinin
:She held it
i 4.
was still as
sob rise in
he lifted
!steed up ho'
d . N
be did no
!' he said
thatoveryl
her, and lit
neck. .
i This is the aoly
and looked
•it -questien itt
The lady nodded
a .pitir of • seitsors
and cut the
it carefully away.
sir, if the
was it now?
the gas jets
the very peade
iqd together.
he .would
ten afterward
lb is not ours.
it ? We cannot
Superiuteudent
tell you, Sb
et. . 'Braketna
d lattweek.
Give
Flo they did.
-you knave
boy's face in
red marks, 'Faithful
not hatt
eat of arnas
hi r! '
ear, lookieg
in her small
You eon!
through the
ap to him an
eetii. I betted
y hov's thro
tl e hhild in h
nig h.enstrai
teke the pur
i a low, teudet
ody heard.
d one tong c
'
gold I ,w
4,, the child's
is eyes.
and my b
. from liS
curl off gen
had cheered
The tu•ched
it tred and iiietered.
ts on the chandelim
not take th roloney-t-
e ,
Whet can
throw it
said. -
n, sir P side.
Jim Flaherty
1.. cleft a wife
the weetty to
' . '
sir, what the
iiii to me. I
and I
e them chap
of eny kiug
up with
lingers
see the
ilk net
all the
one
t, and
arms.,
lit and
• No
voice,
ben be
lfrom
et,' he
Mother
,
iy tool(
-fleet
ly, and:
before,
oeiling
s
:weedo
%way l'
I '
jack
was
did Rix
them.'
scam
read
true P
red for
n any
-
Have
M,
the
MANTLE
Call
-
HA.V
.
f.
S infull,
I '
sold
.
stook
•
selection!
-
VELVE
-
not
•
-
HOSIERY
I1
ANTTLES,
largest
•
,
•at A
o
25,Oto
.
- ,
undeIrsol
GO*DS
D I)
on
,
ULSTERS',
andisee
•
-
TO
bla
hol
th
, 1
in
1
fr R
•
I
I
N
_
hand iia
read 'lade,
stock
0
Ma
.
DUNCA
HAND
AND
.
IL
t now .
sale pr
Most
Oe in after
town.
BBONS,
by ait ,
.
GL
AT
-
.
C
.
I
are
I
i
OTHO,
;
ICC
it
iir st
ztle
GENT
INp
.
11\11R.
The
ces.
Fashio
•
Call
direc
VES
TO
•
•
St DUNCAN,
.
the Largest and
!less -money than any
TABLE, FOR
H COATS, NEWMARKET
AND JACKETS.
.Matatise Mantle
Ottoman Cord
- .
dind iiSHilld..
i
,
Most Complete Stock
house in the West.
.
PLAIN MANTLS,
,
.
,
• • ,
Cloth) Brocdde
illitntle
!
•
OF LADIES
STYLE.
I
-
ROOK.
-
for this Department,
i ,
' -
of our mow
• • • i
elanada. Goods
r
lie all prices; the
,
of 'VELVETS
market and at
i 4
,
TIES, & LINEN
!
PRICES.
.
'
DUNi
CAN.
1
.
i
,
" b
aina
r1
p -ees
-
,
I
of
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:set 1!
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:
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: lied
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1
I
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I
-
THAT WIFE
-
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Cl6th
THIS
la
C
h
A.FORT11-1,
owin
for
.
-
SU
TS
oit
y
k7 .17
s
an
�A
ck
.
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a
11
a
sea.,
tnd
impor
,
4
•ee
‘411.1f
• 1 ,1, h .
neer, !btu/ i tiiti
. • .
„
ettte
,
I Has a mind of her
. • .
kawinillelswhs.he eltiseihtiehtlentveleiviii;vr
sy DW3eaysoaredgen
shows
that I moat yiel
say, well , Mary
n
\not
te
•
it
owe,
-
igiii)ee teestt:
rlyevtehr:
to her.
•ou Ito°
ave it
ut rote
twhileyr
e's an
like to
avne;.y iii
our
the
(1. so
my profit
neighbors
beeeuse
and,
, .
t
nates-si n
with
novelties
IttliattoTnsr,imLinat
otc.
assorintent
and
surprise
all her
to make
always
O
WEEK
FURS
ECTION
8c. DUNOAN
1
A FULL LINE
OF EVERY
INVITED1
•
• .'
these thin:0 I I 1
I tell you it•has i
oo itliemr
ilm.r.ystpIohcakiecl to
with Mr. Jones,
onrs and I would
shalits.;swianYrewpill'yel,aisI a
business Matters,
those who give a
for oui money; a
elsewhere, and to
I have heard our
where she gets certain
tract their attention
novelty and beauty,
at
•
,
- '
-
ytthhai nt gel:bee wal
everything
finds they are abreast
with all the latist,
of DRESS (1).;rSas
t° Match,
Braids, -Velvets, etc.,
they have the loest
VETEENS she ever
sweet little Bonnets
their OSTRICH
Black and Col ors
and now she tells
they go to Exeter,
call end seethe display
and Stylish goods
RANTON 13R9THERS
•
EXETER,
lot
haa
of
Ill
I
VA
oi Go
free ft
frontagtl
'Road
Baytithi.
counti
e ei
Tomo
Bayfie
AL.
13717.-31.E
' .5,
. cicii,
m
on
• and
ns.of
'I OUR,
0 or
d
ESTA.TE ti'0 le SALE.
FARM FOR
in the Bei fiehl
8-111010P, :JO
1.117rops- balance
Bayfia'11 Rae,
io.joios the
'E'er terms f4rther
sale a.f/ply tai•
Soho/tors
to JOLIN .al.
SALE -p
conikesion, toAn.liip
to 50 acres clear
well timbr
and on the'
Mom porafed village
partici/la
LEITH KING
18 KingAreet
)11GAN, flotcl
\ .
le,
I I, and
cd
Oli'llion
.s, arol
ToN
Wt•st,
etper,
8/5
Y
t novelties
and
le
examine
,-•
i
ITTS,
AND MANTLE
• goods imported
, 3
xsanine end coraparelitrices
RESS GOODS in
.
. .
i Me French Goods
our large stOck
. ;
ation, the best iu the
COLLARS,I
-
WHOLESALE
DUNCAN &
vett
' it
arcres,
mine
eoltit
nun w
wi h a
°mbar,
ard WO
Wee
whele
other
forth a
road 1-
sat lei
ises o
. ' •
P:opri
1 IN. HUI:LET!'
t '13, concession
0 of whirl)
1 free front
t1 . -n.
intl. There
s, a, good
abilog
a d three
living:springs.
Ow te s
teere are
o vn.faciitie$
i seve
it i, g t«.,ach.
1 watts
o Constance
Sr
I
7,
are cleared,
stump.
mealA
btice-
are 40
frzime hot
undenteath
nev:r
I
of the thriv
stores,
and
t from (lin
place
two mace.
P
1R SA.LE.-F
ullett, contain
well-for/cud
and in a high
is well timbef ta
crea seeded' t
se and large btu
and a large
ailing wells of
' 3vitlin a mi
,g,- village of lio
hurdles, schoo
Line itiles fro
on, -with a good
There is a g
Apply on the
O. HUGH
:i rale,
I g 100
under-
late of
with
.i.grass.
it barn
/e,:ring-
Nvater
ti and
• burn,
a a d
Sca.
r :vel
""d iworth
prem.-
• LL,
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tannin,
or is dood'hat
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n tee.
teatimes
o tem
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set a g,
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wet
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miner
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ut as Iii"
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ismessqf
trticul.
und
tIRed
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5 acre
.intd
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met;
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tern;•
aissels
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0 trees.
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tliray f
e best
opriet.6
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the 1
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are
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team c
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With
pilernis
a
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ith
ttp:j:S. :01.7
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$ Tile
r.: 1 frail
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( with
'elnient
'piles
. good
apply
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to Ist'ai
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have
ir the
mss,
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north
the
said
it with
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dear
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literlw
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and
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e fro
thi:
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SALE
ots 84;atxd
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awl dibush.
nei. 4. aitirg
s. Frain
al •.young
sehools,
I 10 min
y to WAL1ECUNNINGHAM,,
trt of said
iiettth--On
:ite,:l
;.w smith.
e honse,
Ind two •g
and 70 !re
11,1 in a 1.
ell thnberic
none mile
to. schools
f Seaforth,
gravel ro.
to the
to 1.11P)-
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95,
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on
pr
YIULLETT -
Concession 11
cle.red ; the r
Soil, cla3; Mari,
spring cri.ck
ern and stable/I,
hard It is convtioient.
d hi situated 4
noon For- fortber
Rh, CUNNINGHA
• lokii, or to Logifles-
etnhundred , rvr
g lot 29concession
are on fife
rune barn and 8
d wells. '111.
of stumps ' and
state of cultivation
I with hardwood.
of Brucefield station,
-.and churches,
na 7, miles of
to both places.
prietor on the
A.8 MUNRO, 1
North
i 0,311-
quoin-
well
rising
I:g
mil: s
799
..
s for
prern-
4ble• S y
0 are
' well
;
It
J and
Clio-
Fur
rem-
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THE
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f.
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the
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stove t
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HOME
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WILLIAM
t
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BURN
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STOVES,
, BRANTFORD.
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in
two stoves combined
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.: • • • - • -
OUR PRIOES
AND SEE 8
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. Seaforth;
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-roll.
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Cloth
Fixtures,
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Altar...RICAN
CANADIAN AND
WAI—L 'PAPER.
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and tit
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Tassel
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The Lind
orator • and
OIL',) tern
been fitt
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Lod are /
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ertmni-
Wilsoli
vest Terri
op. rty
mm finally
legard to
DD.18'
FARM FO
Itclet 150
,
, well fenc.d,
hig,h shit
ad bush
mob :-.re
tvoik-sh!,p
from
x fiorn
to each phi
Wage of
blackan
farm
stump's
linty.
to Manitol
t,he prem'ses,
aforth.
fl:LOP
2 aer: s of
h 100 ad
•r"dr:drn
• balance
1 here
and 200
to.e buililir4s,
ern in,g orchards.
villuge
Brussels
ach place
e•ht. The
of
tied, or
. -
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on
on
h
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inu.-t.
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4
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11
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1
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is
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r,
of I
f
i ,
ad
rsigned • offer
ider Mills to
of payment.
no in- a icon
'if the Fruit.Et
in first-class we
iiness can .he
• of le partner.;
o , gone to'
t, to reinailli
be s Id an
losed up. 'Po
id property am
LSON. Setiforth
...___. _
SALE. -Lot 6
.erf,33, suPerior
thorodghlv u
- of cultivation;
two frame dwelling
uo fonndationj
three good wed
won, Seafotth'
.d. 'shore and B
,11 vow- g orcha
rloi.k, in whit!
ith shop, and
here areliOstlo:coreoef
d the 1,rm
act in selling:
a. Apply to J
or to Mr. ,..';
t 8 A.LE -F )1.
t -15', . concest-io
aro- cleared,
id in a high sta
timbered with
eighty acres / ‘arly
18 of board f
three wells
It is sitt
alton, 12 from
with good g
There are 14 acres
rut will be so
to at parch tser.
ress Walton P.
their
sale
The
pleto
al or-
king
done
of
Ed
per-
the
any
lat to
*762
. _
con -
slid,
11er-
I re-
arga
and
and
'th •
CI of'
is a
two
,the
MN
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,iale
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well
e of
the
t.,ee.
and
ated
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71/2021,5412d
EMBRACES
r LIN'f
ARE
Spring pattens `just
600 desioes in
from fir;6 cents
The largest assortinent
Value in the Country
t.
W. PA 113STc
SEA FORTH.
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H.
:r-
Dominion.
HE
PE.
K.ID.
1
1
ME STOVES- is !unprecedented
that of any other
•
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AND HEATING
XTENSIVE AND...COMPLETF
MARKET', AND
ITION. CALL
D Main Street
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DECORATION:
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Beautiful assortment
Window Blinds,
Catpet Paper,. 2tte.-
.C." VV. PAPST
„__________ .._!....
SEAFORT1',I.!
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AND rIATWAR1
,
. EMPORIUM.
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C. K.—WHIT'
keeps on hand a
latest styles
!
BOX AND 'PAR911
beauty sheetivs etlite
sells them. '
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line of th
f -
1 -
STOVES
BOA th
1
in stdeli
gua,ratite,
,
Pocket Cut tel
• All Bizet
,
I
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guaranteed
my_ line il
stock ant-
in House,
.
Brothers.
VARAI
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Let
Of
ain,t1.
be'
The
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to
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pa
strop
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franc
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int,
las I
qux-rter
Be]
au
cited
S 'LEND
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11' 'Wirt,
ci :red
reel
ash
vet
,ff :Fr!
of c
sO,
the
raoore
and
aie
. 170'1
I had .
1 fort
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niltiva
it ,hea
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farm
/tiles
n Clio
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et yil)
wit de
tr era.
ts in
he:pro .7r/eta...
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le
HI 11
coeao
50 au'
ti. tin.
)s, a
nee of
d and
be
ti
are al
fonr itear
m
"rave.
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p. A
west .
cuntainisg
an:
:tinder
iTha
eri,'welli
1. bi is),,ewre,
oiee halt
n to gr
faint i
11 first
and
root Ce
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rrtiogsboltl:artrla
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ill" °
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1.14$
tly
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onote
liar
• on
ISeafcrth
ri.--ilt
vhere
etouvunienees
• and
t nt
) vario.
; MeINTOSIL
le
ei' 1101
tot
35
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ed
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laid
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ion 11,
res cf . witch
erdramed.
/ere are
iril neve
d '
nod grav
a d
is also witl
re stores
school ;tot
ttited inc
For fuet1
al the prom
---
1118 FO,
Concessie
which are
d, and.abo
14 acres
i8 well
There is.
stables;
well and
laving bee
It is with
1 Brussels,
is a school
qlendid
the prem
j .
lin
two
a
1
4
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a
lo
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th :
f
ex
al
a
th
r
t
O.
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ale, the east half
lett, containing
are cicared,
nd in a, good
good frame houses
ables, also a
ailing well of w tter..
road and is wi
out equal distonee
in three mile
}lurches, shops
"-here are two st
'n a intle.and t
e of the best se
er particulars a
ses, or to Ha)
8
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of
•50
well'
tate
clod
hin
of
and
res,
le.e
tie -
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rick
4
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BEAUTIFUL
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CA111.111Mat
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ssort
110
,
CHEAP
9ORS
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of
HAV
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YOU
f
nties
A.
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3
and. Ulsters
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COOK,
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price
Of
- We
' them
1 ler.itti
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attended,Allkinds
will
. compare
l
,
/ Se.aforth
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some
to take
at reasonable
the-
Company.
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so.
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TINWARE
1
every deseriptien alWaets
make all our goods, and
good and right in priee.
afutl.livelirnyelolvf Table and
We have a fine lot of
rices p. reserving a
. . i ,
it ikVETROLICtri
of Jobbing'Workpromptit
and satisfaction
Panties wanting goods in
pay- them to see my
prices. !
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0. M. WHITNEY,
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Late Whitney
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lock
B
the
THE
/
SALE. -For
6, Morris, contfie
leued well fen
5120 acres free f ••om
•ded to grase
mbered With ha,rd-
&And frame house,
Iso a good young
urnp. The b
built within
n three and .t1
and live miles f
within a quarte
, and will be ..
ses or to 13ros
'rioter. .817-
-Lot 29
10th conceal/al
about 110 tures
om stu.mps.
pt 8 acres of hick
s state of on
well framed,
n gi, s gwoeoldl aodrety
e aborit 95 ac
remaining part
. The bnildi
40x28 feet; sl
large bank Bar
le for horses.
main on the farna
jet AhreodPsnorfeittigern
ental trees.
e p. onrietor on
B. HOOGABT
•
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•
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ale
.ed:
The
lid!
the
tee
can
of
old
els
f
nd
• ii,
he •
ti -
he
erg
es
of
gt
te
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or
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CH
HOFFMAN
t
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SEAFORTH
a
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Cortets
or eight
-an
OF
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8
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telete
4.1 on
!nearly
bardwo
and
tinder
atantegr
tree
in
in gras
class,
. I
ar ,
f the
Att nu
lc
•
is
thi
:tone
n
an
o
lar
ro
M FOR
t 22, on.
150 acre',
all free
ed bush
n a first
• rained an
dt a.i. uTohri sgraf
. There
year,
sod fall
house
shed. Two
. frame sta
oney may'
ad ilwirte°fen8
her of °ma
apply to
arty P.
e
.
.
Dr.
liN.
ted
(kP
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CORSETS!
Ball's Health
A.lso,. six
Crompton Corsets
.
CASH' STORE
.
BROTHERS
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MONEY TO 4
undersigned being app4in
first-elass loan companies `a
,
.leans on farm, town and
rates of interest./
Howiek Partnere' Mntnalli
Aall kinds of ,Conveys eingtowdone
alsPateh 34TTR
, Walton. I
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AN.
ed agent for
non prepared
lage proPerti
agent for
Insartnce
th.
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in
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LOS
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t
!PeOficitt's P",
o tanakiii,r girl,
en's gait1 was of tor
ota•si.
Dig rebuke t.c. vanity, from
bird wsi she; all 41i ni
ove,
ty footst.d. perket fo.To
re), of
a Moore. haehelo of 1‘,.#
iiweet re
d,
t e
o
Wes V
0
lie
fore i.ni tueeting tas.r.e,.
44 Opted hi tit...Spirit to :13
w -w
be
ny pioutteetten a tele.
f tow,
thin
thin le%s-and s
0 tone
eiast
,
krocur the permit in :la, fr, 1,
that
jet
that wee14
136 let Buthk.•,s.:* the moilitto
ved isPeak.
it hai tieen it
the Spirit, 1:
reveal. to
it .0
ould! 41:Tt
speicA T.:0 the xime-.ing
• Ettia,
our unie.:1 Peems 3.71,
illia4tgairsay,
eonv4n-ielAt0 your viwa,-
blicb-da3'•
b
Tha
So
4:
ai lcOobpOS6(r,,ion a• .terst:1
T sed her 1. -at res*ntraent,,
oore .
(tinb '30 4vIelt-c.: 1;M a goodly tat
weehtree:k.in9 tihs kit:i
n .
il-vanns 1Z:tore, do thee gr
II se:
e fact ran
that I g be 30q..
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me- ,
d thus she left him them.'
S Upart:Z1, i lit the reysr.t.
toad Fatiii. Gaieti
is a weeili
veigt43e,toi
ctroe-e!eteialeusli
o--e1.1t(W°:,eoU don't.
aid I a eoung hope
Inak. ,1.1,.10and ntattiii
tba
---n a pan ean do
will,!' said a mete
e 'led, Pat; "I It
oat to:Botany Be.
1-81,--itliAlt did l"
attem
teinhile witness, told
,enotightto duke a 1
Dieu reterte 4, h Ai
leiatettgle 'to fall #.." .
victiin of til
I core„latesit117
tit
,
I 'This xicaXan av,
IP '116iitr far to
'-r
(ri xi; ?!fl,a)ty7 tau
aekte,
awt
w
napiitnest man in t
it= lit fi-4 said Pali;
th:eetoitnest, s.isyt)SI
laid, ibedad. He
Marlette do a diey
,
MI --neAlt .
witty
hwriel
senset three diffe
place!, he is the ill
lip bee in the
'than _ °thee per
and finalln, be 18
ja.-7.1.f: haOlki=ray t
beggieg alms of 1
hien put his hian!
oun.1Iti
t'''
:1gt:e Ythe dyeV.
nLiCtiCYlly:theZe
you." I
--She! sal:
Wyandotte an
gentlenalitialy ag
tache, ahkedi a
boand-is. Singl.
your bp' aineas,
ed. al.tlY. 4 Ii
a 4,or,Aci times i
Beine Filer, ski
eaTlie 'colo
.coenet at i
A. teem -or."
not make on
'which : the
what is your
ii Pity he did
the cornet.
iici'lki.:---0A.hir
tt)tiose-?..,_
When deseri
"'They -are al
little boy wit
thinki.iay
ial Ititi17:fl
eot
gniblilingl f
poor Iahir
- am
!t'llit°eriloeeoraYt erptilli:t .;:: f'' 1 1:81y0:floar) 3:11:1;1!1 ilhale;P:31 , 1
iGt)ret:g"e,
..“-Ob, n
i pleasare
:“ Great be
;
3wornatt
ee earry
:3143110w -is e
Wa'S a
.4 on•the di
Par"°1'
: to a worn,
41C83113.,
He then':
be fin
Opens
frieteds
the old
he ku0
friena-
be ruin
1.
ana beb
breath
reach
few of
OK%
port
Squire
told
I and
broke
was.