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JANLuARY 1, 1892. . . I i � THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
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the stafrs. He did not move away from tl a jasnings taRon from bis arms 11le ascended the it OuW X nor love bora on,, she was my own IMPORTANT NOTICES. i
place where he stood, for he had no objec;; side of the ship and passed ver the gang-. mal„ . ! .
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he only awaited the result of this movemen;, ' way. ; i -s a child," R?hispe�ed the PO - --,177 -m AK DOWN.
littledreaming what it was, and little beed- "Now,il said the ca �, I count. - - able Pony, about s years ola, and perfectly � A B R.-L!j
-FL4&"A3, I I'll take ,the sound, gentle and suitable for frinily use. -Apply to
ing. Ina few moments more his door w bandage.00M your mouth, ' if you make 1 "AYe,-1 did -for she was of my own flesh A. O. AULT, Seaforth. 1261tf .
pushed open, and 4 a cadi entered, followed the leasCnoise you will repon it.)? I aiid blood -the child of my love, the (laugh- -- -- , -, - - ---I,- I . I :: I
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three men each -wearing a nondescript The count signified that he ould be quiet, r of my bosom.11 - .. I OBN BEATTIE, Clerk The of Second Division - .
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of dren 'moment Ruric saw the r and the gag was removed. Por a few tilt.- "But Albee-11 �,
; but thtF ; veyancer, Land, Lcan slid Insurance Agent, 1! ands .
dress, he knew them -to be Russiins. I ments hO gazed, silently about him. The I I 'He was her graudfaher-the father of Invested and to Loan. Office -Over Sharp a I ..
. I "Is this the rruan'r' asked the cadi, turn Ig ship's crow had all come on d�ck, and by, the Myrrha7sangel mother."
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toward his followers. . . manner ,lin which they conversed among "But Myrrha , does �0 know this{" said . � OSEY TO LOAN. -Private and company funds I .
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. One of the Russians, who seemed 'by'blat themsel*es, it was evident .�.hey knew tb,p Ruric, in amazement. . - M to loan at lowest rates. -$10,000 of private *
eery bearing to be a leader, approached tiie characte� of the risoner, a ,,Yes,. Yes; she knows funds have been placed in our hands which we I I . .
p , 'd by he had h rparentage.111 Loans can be 11
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young man and lo�'oiked into his face. � - been brought aboArVhe � 1. "But she told me that bee ---71 � will loan in sums to suit borrower, I , .
"This is the man," he said, : with a tj i- !,C*pt�in 1�bnzo", said ric, speWng "lundersiand,11 ante Ivan. "She & RAYS, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 11113tf I
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umphant look. I nervou-sli and with, `pain, "I. have a qu6tion was not to blame for thi Lt. I -will O,J',lairu - . .
"You are. sure P' suggested the cadi, seen I- to ask you, and I hbpe you 4ili answer me I Years, ago I went to Circasda to find a ome. OOD WANTED. -Scaled tonders will be re- I * I
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� "Of course I am sure," returned the R - and f�sought a home awa -from the Tuckeramith. JAMES NeGILL, Egmondville. 7 - , .
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sian. 'I I know him as well as I Ino- w ant up to my room �t the inn once of my countrymen. Ifo nd shelter beneath - /
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. . 9 thereV I I $a 1 6 000 TO LEND at 5k per cant In sums to i . f ;
11 "But who tum I? What means this,V1 elyes.10, . child-adaughter-named Myrrha, aodsho suit borrowers first class farm 11115-'-1-- -
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[ - Tifikish cadi, and then upon. the Russians. 64 twelve years, and during - that time Was a bargain. Former owner left Count)'. Applyperson. z:-_ ---..O �, i
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, I fou�.d nob6* there but the c", ally or write. E. N. LEWIS, ,tolicitor, Goderich . . I I 1
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E " Who are you I Why, you're 7-Feodo r, it. i whom happy man. We had one .-hild-a daughter=- - I - I
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Count Ruric. Will you deny it I" .1� I I a perfect type -of its mother, � and she, -too — -- -- I
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. wife ,�ed, N Job of cutting and skidding the cord -wood and
returned the count, with a flush of indigna- Y. 11 I .. - ventured to Azof, and at .
oar the! wap." are !I me t Ha d back -breaking toil Ont kaw logo on fro m, 60 to 100 acres of laud, also alearing ,,back -bre I at the wash tub, inhaling hot i i' John Galitzfn. From him 1:1emmed tome- the same. For further particulars address the un.
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`'`Well, "And did he not find someone there?"'. I . dersigned, Box 126, Wingliatu P. , U. GEORGE . and bad ell, has broken d' n many a woman's health. But
I sup � you are," said the Rui. I thing that made me reso! re to � L f W
clan; "but yet it -s a name that I should"Not hat I know " ' ' � 1, go to Russia; THOMSON- 1246 tf, millions 0 women at the worbi have been rescued .
F�, n't ' "You did, not see r of. I and toRussia'I went. I "aft my child in Al. I I L tkroug�ol :
like to own under present circumstances." L WC)man�ll and
care, �Lnd I made he pron�ise that der ----.-- , from thi unhappy conditioo by the use of " Sunlight " Soap, I
"No --not a blessed wornan!have I seen in ONEY TO LEND.-Wul. Campbell, Seaforth .
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Ruric turned pale. H3 gazed hard upcn the city, 11 11 all circumstances, until n y return she *ould , having been appointed agent for the Hamil'• which almost does the wash itself. A trial will convince you, by
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his interlocutor, and be recognized him as "And �he cadi--do you ' call Albec her father. I went'back to I visit Urovident Leon and Savings Company, is now - following the easy directions. Don't humbugged by cheaper
some one whom be bad before seen, t know if he Aaw t);iem after I had been' tc prepared to effect loans on the most favorable ) . a
bough one?" L Rus,cia; but !now, terms. interest 6 per cert., payable annually, i1nitatiOl LS. .
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TV here he could notiat that moment determiD ?. alas, I can visit them no ore!" I charges very light. Partied desiring money will
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about it. The count was puzzled now, and foi co"a t their own * fntermtd.by calliDg ou me before . I -
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the man, as he inoticed Ruries scrutinw.
He 'Up there some times poking about time be forgot part of his grief. � borrowing elsewhere. WM. CAMPBELL, Seaforth. L
. " Didn't you ever see me before ?". . before I went up. But who Tlas it?" . � "Why should Myrrha h ver been forbidden ; aden , 1239 tf. --- -- I
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" I think so. 'I I � "Nevet mind. It's nothing now I- groaned to speak of you as her father?" he asked; STRAY EWE AND LAMB. -Strayed from Lot '
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" Well -my name is Peter Bonzo, and I , . isi,the end "She was not forbidder to do so. I0111 E 14, Concession 13, Stanley, on -or about the
of my struggle. Come, sir, sad m6 to ,my requested that she Y lith of May last, a Ewe and Lamb. The owe was
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am captain of the merchant ship Vologda. I place of test." I would � Lcknowledge lbee unaborn and had a large piece cut off the top of �REAIDY : FOR CHRISTMAS,
am last frorn. St. Petersburg, and am boun J, Ias her parent, and it seem s that she strictly each ear. The lamb had a short tail and had a piece --
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for Odessa. Now do you know me?" carried it out. My reason was very simple. out off the top of the right ear. Any person giving !
But Ruric did not answer. He mistrus � - lantern fiorn the wheel -house he led the way A girl in Stamyl, with either father, nor such information as will lead to the recovery of these
ed the mission of the merchant captain, a down th� hatch to a small roe where a lot mother, could have been 1 Ivan away in mar- animals, will be liberally .rewarded. R- W. DEL- : L I - I
of old saris were stored. L .. . GATTY, Bayfield. ' L1252-4 . I --
now terrors arose before him. %, ' riage by the uzden, for that is the decree of ----. ----- --, ----
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"If this is your man," said the cadi, ,It 0 "you'll � ; the tprince. But there ma r have been other ARM WANTED TO RENT.
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sooner you get him away the better." . You'll And good snug quarb irs, afid it . oil reasons." I FARM
torus of years, a good one hundred acre farm, L U M wS .D E f� .& W I L 8 0 N
"I clef behave y1pursolf -you won'TJ 00 moleste'l- ' 'M 4 'Myrrha know me, and called me by' my convenient to maikets and schools, and wilh good . . . I
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L in sorry y0l are in s _ buildings, by a thoroughly competent and careful
. the protection of the Turkish flag, o bad a fix, but I can3 help name, when I told her tbat you had: sent farmer. Address, HUGH J. GRIEVE, Se L aforth P. I .'
I am it. Sombody'd have taken �ou, and I may ma.,, 12-53-tf - So cit a calf just to see their goods and prices.
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The cadi looked il�� ward . ;you. She knew you by, the deocription I Aou easy terms, a commodious store with dwel- 1� ; _. .
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Bonzo, and said: I I have ling house attached. There is also a stable. This
I to deal, He waited until he was I property is situated in the -Village of Cromarty, and . I I
"You promised to get him away without and theli he laid down u oft alone. Again Ivan - got up and pacrid the door 'of F,r Otte centre of an fine ah agricultural cQmmuhIty . i -F
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he cell, and as Ruric wa :ched, he could not as there to in Canada' and offers a fine opportunity
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"I know it -I know it -and I will do i % bu I i for a good, live business man to do a large trade. .
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You need not feni, " returned the captain t he til ught of Myrrha most. He had ceased Apply to GEORGE MILLAR, Cromarty. 12-.3tf
r . ased weaping h 3 had ceased I sob- .
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know tchat you are an escaped prisoner, ani i CHAPTER XXII. ' visible were in the heaving" 'chest and tijbtly ----- .
that a T.)rica is set upon your head.?? , A DISCOVERY. i •�. compressed hp:;.. � F .-For sale, four our Store is cram, med with all sorts �f new goods, and it won't cost you any -
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'-I lcn,,w that I escaped from a Russian I i bout 11) thoroughbred Durham Bulls one year old, and ) ces
prison, but was guilty of no crime." One week more, and Feodor,43,uric was in his ears," the serf uttwed, sto all with registered pedigrees. They are of roan and to SaVp
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`'Ohs -not quite so fast. I know all abo t a Russi�� prison I He had been brought to the middle of. the cell, an I gazing upward. or address Staffs P. O. DAVID HILL' ' 1254x4 . .
your letting the o14 Pole free; but how about Odessa a'pd delivered tip to the Russian au- "'By my holy faith, if he has injured my i .
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- those dead soldiers �ou left by the mill? Yo a , thorities, find after a slight examination - for child, his best blood. shall a' ---- - Plush Goods, Leat
0 answer for i• I JERSEY BULL FOR SALE. -For sale cheap, the her Goods, 'Albums,'BOC&S in fule bindings, Chfl
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mustn't flatter yoi,irself on the score of in- he denied nothing -he had been placed in a will hunthim, though I have to dross i�qthe , thoroughbred Jersey Bull, "Pride of Seaforth." . -
nocence. Now the business is just here: Th �- dungeon, there to await the first opportunity disguise of a wolf. I will not leave-Harki He is a first-class stock bull, and will be sold cheap, dren's oks, Bibles, Pr I 'er'ancl Hymn Books, Writing ,
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you up to the autbdrities at Odessa, and wil middle � the afternoon, that he heard shook the prison walls, and it was followed by URHAM BULLS FOR SALE. -For sale, three I I
them you may arg I tie t6 case as some on treatding 11) thoroughbred Durham Bull Calves, from 11 to But we cannot 'egin to mention thel numerous lines we are showing, Come
1 17 . - best yoi � the narrow passage anot .her, and another, and yet another. 1 On 13 months old. all red. and one of which is .as good mention
Can. . I . 'hat 16 to his cell, and sbortly they went in quick sue ion -boom 4fter as any in the County of Huron. Address. Ei,COAT and see at .
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Ruric now comprehended the whole of th D afterwards the bolts ,upon - the outside boom -until the whole gr xt city shook with BROTHERS, Bruc6field.,,��w.-j , IL - 12t2x4tf I I i
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and recognized by Bonzo, and that for th, season,10 then{ bringing' of hi'sfood,and'he "What does it.mean T,as ad-Ruric. UDL FOR z Lumsd � n & Wilson"s, Seaforth,
I I "Hark!" returned Iv BDurbani Bull of the Bates strain, coming three . I
sake of the price he had been waylaid. He was yet wondering what the intrusion could an. "Ha, there go tile � .
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also saw that the cadi had been bribed to give mean, �vbn the door opened and t jailor bells. By my soul, R is - first-class stock bull. Apply on Lot 10, Huron Road,
apparent legality to the proceedings, or rath looked in. � He seemed to satisfy himself that here I That is the I Hiillett, or Seaforth P. O. ANGUS McDERMID. I , �
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or to conduct them clear of the interferent I "Nicholas in Odessa uttered the count and selag chea er than the cheape�t. I .
of the police. He saw that Bonzo was L spoke to some one that followed him. -Ruric thunderstruck. i I :
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heartless man, and he knew that looked upland saw a stout mau�onter the cell, .'17es, it must be." . I - .
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he had no hope. His sword hung upon a peg and then the jailor closed the, door and went Then my case is hopoles3,11 murmured our months' old, got by the Pure Crifickabanks Bull, . :
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Dear the head of the couch, and with a quit l away. - i- i " Perfection," 9100 ; also a lot of good young cows
i hero, in dospond,3nt tone. "I had hoped to and heifers in call to Perfection. The above animals ! i
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bound he seized and drew it. . "Count Ruric," spoke the man who had make my e& --ape between h re anti St. Peters- hava first-class pedigrees and will be sold cheap and. . ; .
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"Stand back!" he cried. "You have n4 thus gained entrance to the call, "I did not burg, but it cannot be now." I on easy terms to suit purchasers,- Fifty head of I I i
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right to drag me away from here, and I cla" - think to And you here.'! I "Do not despair yet," said Ivan. "While' . 1248-tf . . I They are. the best.
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borhood shall be aroused.71 . I voice, an& when he had gazed more c10301Y now. I must see VV3 emperor, and then� for .
"By the. word of Solyman," uttered th I he saw the' bold, frank features of I 0 , BOARS FOR SERVICE. f � -
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quickly, or you cannot do it at all. Yoll "Ivan, uttered the young man, starting once with Nicholas." B service on the west half of Lot 6, Conceesion 1, WEAR ;' I
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his situation known." - "Yes," returned the serf, gazing earnestly and : passed out. Ruric heard him speak ,with GEORGE IRVINE. ,.,L)�11':�im 1264x4 ; I Honestly Made.
into the prisoner's fam-. "Yes," he added, the jailor and then the door was closed' and . I" . .
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in a confident tone. And then turning with a deep emotion, "I' have ome to visit bolted a- in. Our hero had now something ERKSE IRE BOAR. -The undersigned will keep .
Ruric, ha added, "You must be mad to dravi , you in pr- on once more," � . 0 . B for service on Lot 20, Concession 2, McKillop, .104 I � -
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Tour sword upon us. What do you expect to 11,4aid you have.00me to free me?" whisper- even kis grief Was not SC utterly bla k as number of sows' will be taken. Term"l, payable 1�1
do ftg&i-nStLfour of us?" I I ed Ruric. : before, for now Myrrl ia hada h, 1per at the time of service, with the privilege of return.
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cadi, with earnestness. "You know I have how came � you here?" a little hope. He knew no; where the fou - . � . i I-Mest Styles.
nothing to do with any of your movements , . n- -DERKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The under- I
"I was {recognized by some Russian seamen, dation of this hope could rast for a certainty, JO signed will keep for service on Lot 2, Conces- i . L
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and they rized me for the reward which but there was something in the manner of sion 6, MoKillol), a thoroughbred improved Berkshire I ; I
"But you will conduct us clear of the offered." . . - Ivan the serf -that insoired him. . Boar. This piz is only eight months old, and is bred
P said Bonzo. i from first-class stock, Terms -$I, vayable at the Beantifully Finished,
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"It wasIn Constantinople e that I was re- I . BERKSHIRE BOAR. -The undersigned has for - i
rest. Now, Count Ruric, you had better sub- cognized.)' ANOTHER DISCOVERY. . I Farm, Thames Road, Us- � All Dealers- Keep Them.
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mit quietly, or you may repent it." . "In Constutinople I What were you d6iu,, ,Early on the morning following the ivisit borne, a thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, to which' a i
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standing upon lus guard. , "I know my. "Alas, Ivan, Itis a sad, sad tale!" murmur- from a dreamy slumber b3- the entrance of returning if necessary. THO31AS RUSSELL. 1250tf . I Everybody Wears Them,
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rights, and you may, be assured I shall not ad Ruric, sinkin., back upon his love paU40 the jailor. I . . .
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yield them without a struggle. I know that and bowi g his head in his hands. I "You sleep well this fhorni 11 the . I
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you haia no authority to take ,me from Ivan s A I I . cell,gland I oun d() thoroughbred improved Yorkshire , Have You Tried Them.?
hero." I stout frarge trembled. � Ruric just waking up. I Hero." Terms, $1, to be paid at the time of service, I
`•'Bub we have the power,' cried the cap- "What is the tale?" he asked, laying one "Because I did not sleep in the night,ll re_ with the privilege of returning it .necessary. Pedi- . � . I
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�, tain, springing quickly lorward and aiming hand upon Ruric's arm, ayd gazing anxious- turned the Count, rubbing is eyes. JOHN WILSON. � 1247x16 .
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a pistol at the count's head. "Alove a ly into his1aco. "You ba'Ve been to Stamyl?" "Ali! Well -1 have --news for you. The
single step, or make but a motion with your . ")(08--yeV, . emperor is in Odessa, and has se I you. Oi,ADTD CHINA BOAR. -The undersigned will , � -
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sword and you. are a dead man. It is too 1 13 thoroughbred Poland China Boar, to which a limited I
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late for you to escape us now. :,Yes-4-r3s. Oh, God'have mercy!" , . or evil." � I - number of sows will be taken. This pig was import- �
"Stop! stop!" uttered the cadi, in alarm. -i d remained most profitable breed of pigs to use. Terms -V per �N . ..
"If you fire that pistol you'll be exposed and what has happened. Oh, Ruric, you have some moments in thought. He called to I
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I W I OAR FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will beep We are selli g out our entire stuck
arra and lifted it up. This movement drew Ivan, no blame can rest on me." picture to be'oresented to he iro. - ;S'em- B for servici'attheir farm, one mile west of Hen. . I I I
After a I'lapse of some moments, during paror. Improved large White Yorkshire Boar. This i -
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Russians, and one of them, -taking advan. which R�ric seemed to be trying to gain "You will let me was and shave?" he ng pig. His sire is Holy-
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tage of the circumstance, sprang upon him strength for the -purpose, he commenced to said, startiag u from his ouch. . well Physician 1[38] Imported who won first honors at
L r up from his - and to a very promising you -S 7 nd MILLIN-EiRY
and felled him to the floor by a blow' tell his story. He told of his meeting with "Yes, if you hurry. I the Toronto Industrial in 1890;-Wadam Sharnocks : D 94, .
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apoil the hedd. The count was not stunned Myrrha at the foot of the Caucasus -of his So Ruric followed the jai I or out, and be was Damsel (no. 551) was imported by the Ontario I I i I .
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by the blow but before he could recover him- rescuing her from the Cossacks,Le- and of conducted to a small room here there w payable at time of service with the privilege of re -
self her home; and . then he te I Is -when he had P. At exactly
self his enemies were upon him, and he was his COO a fe�r simple dressing a "a turning. ,WM BUCHANAN & SONS, Hensall P N�HOLES.&LE COS . We will quote a few of our prices:
bound arid gagged without even thQ power to j conducted into the Yard, 1260-8 i I .
.,,told of 41bec-of � his sickness, and of finished he was ( t I �
. -his kindposs. Then, in a lower tone, he told where he was taken in ch e by a party of ; L .
cry out. . - 1, how he ,� had loved the gentle Myrrha, soldiers. H a lk far beforg he ! i . -
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wish you any particular harm, but I'm a ' i Notice is hereby given that the next Annual Meet-
poor love, and, their plighted vows. Then and after a little delay, d g which a sen- 2 v - I I
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fellow, who has been tryi�ng for a lifetime to he told of the coming of the Hatukaian tinel at the door went in ith some errand Ing of the members of the Hay Town I I I I
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got money, and this is the first real chance I - maraudors-of the onset --the battle--t-he burn- and came back with an ane err, he was -eon- town ball, Zurich, on Monday, January lith, 1892, at . price 61c ; Tweed Dress Goods
Tweed Dreso'Goods, regular price 10c, sale I ,
in- dwellings -the fading away of Stamyl's ducted up the high steps in, o a spacious hall. I o'clook,y,., m. Business . Receiving the Directors' I
ever had, and of toured I ain't a going to lose P - . , Election of District" regular 8c; Tweed Dress Goods, regular price 18c, sale
People -the fft"I of and"Seer ry's Annual Reports r price I sale price
it. I shall got a- good ,round sum for your 7 Orta -the death of Al- Here ♦was another delay, an i at the end of a re of the
- - bec=aiid of his own fall in the mosque. Then few minutes the prisoner w is.delivered I and other business for the good and welfare c; All -wool Serges regular price 25c, sale price I 5c ; all- wool Serges,
body. So come along." - .?ver Company. All member are requested to attend. .price 1 2 - P
Ruric was not without reason, and he saw be told of his recovery from the subsequent to two officers, and by the he was conduct- 1263x3 ! HENRY EILBER, Secretary. regular price 28c, sale price 18c-; all -wool Serges, regular price 30c, sale price
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net once that resistance would be useless. if sickness, and of the fate which had befallen ad on through'the hall to another ftik4t of . . . 190 ; all -wool do�;ashmere,
ble fold , Cashmere, regular price 35c, sale price -24ic ; all -
he could have spoken, so as to have given an Myrrha. He stopped here, for his ontotions steps, having ascended whieh they stopped at . Pumps. wool double foldregular price 50c, sale, price 36c; all -wool double
alarm in the street it migbt have availed hiin. were too powerful, and he had to giTe, way a door which was guarded by soldiers. 11 NoPUMPS, .
11 to the sobs that were struggling for utter- opposition was made by the ae sentinels, ;and fold Cashmere, regular price 75c, sale price 50c. .
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him, and his struggles would amount to noth- ansa. the official conductors push d Open theloor, BUSINESS CHANGE. . 11 ! I I �
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the presence of the bribed cadi would hide thcount by the arm. "Tell me of Myrrha." �� ce thus an d . -_s NT --M Mi S -
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truth and prevent an investigation. . tigation. So Ruric In a low moments Ruric continued, He was a spacious J - "WEIT-islK7 . G�lu - Ti -A -IN
suffered himself to be led down, into tho street, told of his p"go to the Turkish capital,' and were seated at the desk engaged in writing. Who is well and favorably known to the people of I .
Seaforth and vicinity, haA purchased stein inessrs, . �
and when once there two of his captors walk- Of all that transpired there; and when he had At the head of the hall, walking impatidiitly Cleft & Bennett their pump making business and I
ed upon either side of him, holding fast by finished he bowed his head again and wept. to and fro, Ruric saw the emperor. � His machinery, and is now prepared to furnish the beat Grey Union Ylannel, regular price I 5c, sale price 10c ; Grey Wool Flan -
ft The serf started to his feet and took two or massive form was bout under -the weight of and most improved kinds of Wooden 11'umpo,guar- nal, regular price 22c, sale price 17o - Grey Wool Flannel, regular. prim 25c,
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the arms, while the third walked directly be . anteed to give good satisfaction and on reasonable )
hind, the cadi going ahead to make peace with three quick turns across the cell, and . then thought that was upon hi ,but but he started ted terms. He also makes Cisterns and tanks of all
. - any of the police who, might be in the way. In came a�d sat down again. i I up on hearing the doors opon, and when he kinds. Give him a trial. He will always be found Sale price 20c. I - . -
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harbor, and after following along UPOD Painful CalMue38- : I bowing as he spoke, "this '' the prisoner, for . J. S. WELSH, Seaforth. 'Mill-ilill-THITCY-_
the quay nearly half a mile, they came to a I fear s . he has," was Ruric's response. - whom you asked." " I ' 1252-13 r- — I - - -
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that the man in the boat was ha "Fate seems to hold store but And as he spoke he ed his stem gaze . -- I sell] the balance of our , Trimmed . Millinery nothing in , . 0111 ' GODERICH We wit i Milline at cost and under,
It was not so dark but that Ruric could se would lia-0 been so cruel." , I � resembling the rolling o distant thunder.
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garb of a Russian seaman. cruelty for me," resumed -Ruric, Steam Boiler Warks, We
and Walk�g Hats, regular price $1 . and $1.25, .
The count was assisted into the boat, And "Oh, Myrrha I Myrrha! Thou fairest, sweet-. Ruric's eyes drop poi _ before that. -
as soon as he was safely seated the cadi turn. est child[` groaned Ivan, covering his face . lion -like gaze, but .he did not "lose (ESTABLISHED 1890.) I
ad back toward the city. After this Bonza with his hand and sobbing as though his stout his thoughts. He knew the na�ure I We have a full stock of Cottons', Cottonades, Towellings, Shirtingg, Gloves,
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off. "You loved Myrrha well," said , the youth, He� knew that insolence we ild sure d"'th Chrystal & Black
oner and the boat was soon shoved OJ . - . C'?, numerotts to Inention. Our gtock of Mantle Cloths going at your own prioe&
Ruric did hot take much note of time, no not having dreamed that the serf could have --and he knew, too, that emlo war 'ca would be I 1. .
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was being pulled, for he sat with his head "Aye, as the apple of my ey" the very obedient tool, yet hated the craven, . Marine, Upright & Tubular i InButter and '�ggs taken in exchange for goods st the highest market prices.
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