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.,_, .,..., ...........5 ........, ........... ..... ....... J T_he pegroes V fairly worshipped her, and not one but what would have died to save her from harm. To all proposals of marriage she turned a deaf ear, but so kindly was she in refusal that no one could take` cense. At the time of which _I speak she was about nineteen yearsold, in the full glor `of a noble womanhood. But at length s e met her fate. Lieut. Rodman King, of the United States army, came down there to spend the summer withvsome of his friends. He was a splen- did-looking young follow. I knew him `well ;~ about six feet 'in- height, sinewy andwell-_prof>ortion'e`d, with jet blacke es and hair, along drooping moustac e, courtlytland polished from travel in other countriesghe was well calculated to inspire a woma`n-`sflove. {He soon became Miss. \T-I1 - .........L-..L ...........'........... A ........L ill? II? 0 The dog ngered an instant, and then trotted away in a determined manner down the street. In a few minutes he came back-with a pohoeman. " " "" :i:` '"bn'sToii'l:Tt .tYi7i""season"7`; gm. w- A ,'_`f.3IJ`O"hd'R?i`CC'e.\He' Cooke` woi' o ct" ih'II"r g'abb'uf` th` Iiun time, They got 3, izod bite, ind brought I mohutt the bf the boat;Wh6n1i1ti`n g`him in tip -lino brbkq and off ahey` ivo!n't,`t'o th`e`It11-i)r'ine'atlLen'It at Ll... l'V....L.. `D-A- t'\-3113- `D-nA- A Knowing Dog. - _ The Free Press dog is becoming quite as extraordinaryan` animal as the New York Sun s cat,or the Philadelphia. Record s cow. On his last appearance at the home oice the most that had been credited to him was an ability to buy his own. meat. The Philadelphia News tells the story with an s'dditiox{,that giv_es,it- a new interest, as follows 5 . , } . _ ` . This somehow reminds us of a dog story that nnfottunateiy can't be vouched for. It was about avdog that...went- every day, with a dime. given him-by this master, to buy meat:_ for._ his; dinner at ya bntchei- es shop. `The f dog alw"a'ys'7 presented: dime, which went into the till, and then his meat {was given him, and he trotted hogne w,ith ~ IIVIIIV '7 III` IUO One" day the butcher thought he would play a trick on his customer, just to see what he would do. Soho put the dime in his drawer. and -went about busi- ness. '1he dog waited patiently a long time to he waited. on, showing some signs of impatience. The butcher made no sign to serve him. Finally the dog began to bark violently, walking meanwhile from the till to the chopping block. Wlnf. AI! IIIII1 hnnnn `trans --_A_` 09 m_`?h:h u:1:>v;;hy:1:anTW;;>u rucsl '1 shouted the butcher. et out of here ! get out !"-and he kicked the dog out of the shop. * 7|... Anti -_ :_-L-__L , ,. O as 5513 Jill} lV,LHUU I that we M71)` 31! such, " Ant` chum`-. null -I-I "7s'3Z'n`;`1;oI1`i9". e:eneia% to the mriu `of in II `plain, honest taunt` an -ulualuy ' ' ' ; - um oompounaiug as ingaioio virtue me so palpable to every one : obldt-v'ItiOn."- ~ `V iiid fdtet her false and trevachex-Bus lvr *?v$`i.`:?`-3~IaF.`* ;;%i`;~`.:2.`:~'="f;.; T_Iuitora---were `furious at her trentmenby -_-.1 _..-_-_1 _-_..--..-- -_ LL- ..-......I....I 1` 9 "Sh`.`Ii1igei*eTii 'a u':':nma:.1' H; umnn 9? "_`.'`.`3.,;r s. !V.l`ha nalhnngi--VI... ..- -..--1 u-. . ' l '0! W W. `line 1.1.11 II` WJVUIVII WI-o tall grass, bushefilid trees ! or 8feet_ high; I-`Veht"e'r`e'_s'6_ine" " ihI_.veplsyedien` the mama:u`n'sh:- yet ; " On Thundsi Jait. Messrs. `Alister and Currie gave `decision in the cases of` lnard and'Adams. `They ned `both, sa- journing to Duntroon to give judgment. A singular feature ofthe cases is A the fact.` that the learned, impartial. and liberal minded magistrates said themselves they couldn t ne the defendants, but it is said a consultation with a Judge changed their minds.~-`Collingwood` Enterprise. On Thursday the residents of Washsgo were excited over the discovery of a suit of clothes on the bank ` of" the river tracks leading into the water; A drown-_ ing, accidental or suicidsl was'the thou ht. The clothes. belonged to er s brickmaker, who, as it it proved, gone to part unknown, as his wife` den-ed out from Huykstone: about the "same time. The ways of some hpeopleene odd. ~ ` ' vi- L_.`_`._._..:II.. Luv vvuywvl UVIIIV. rvvg-v v-V-1 ` I The Trustees of `the ? Keenhnuvdle schoolrhave ha.d- for- tho fey, years under their most qedoqn eonnderatxon tlfe advisability o uctubbin `phe gchogkhousg, qnd tomb moms in-that. hon uulmdlt 00.rhinmt some time 1in::thB;:83r future. Next `year a` :enntnc't` will; he .; giv/, I03 4--nbinn AH` 6.1-4; .lI4II`lllII`IIl.;fll'IC in th 91$- nopetnx anaaecaqoa-e 1y cehpg. ucshgiueensnr: n ' et 3 mukmonge _wh1qh weighed nineteen nds. e'1'lns,1I 151,10 . .`.3_ . , , l.mimL"' 6"L.-A`n .s}.i-W 2; 'mn`ah1i` uni-I `nut: Mndi - IV. Juuyuuru UCIIKIIID IIIU V WIIIYII zaineseeq .'.'u=.d-. nu-4 i-..t1,=e " t"bne]`cd I_:`t ,t .u` rand put`: n;._-L- _-~_ -_.}_~`.;```n~."1'_-gm--'.I.`-.'.. . v . ` It: ` -v-3&4 3E"h'3"c'3'3'i'3 B'$".7 L"o'ii'1i'."I5'2i.'.7;T And we `could welk `down -through the vale of this life together and be happy, aid enganti mted female in widow : weed: to a tin _old. bachelor with matri- .:`nonia.lvtenden.c1eu. .: . ` And why so; darlingi. replied" he. Because I uw-you extract a touch from the biqcuit this morning end `con- tinue eating as .un_mi,ndful and unconcern- ed as the summer sun when it brea.thes, over sleeping valleys." uuv \I.uuuul.ux[? vu, uu, J. nu: HUI: married. ` . G. O.C. (becoming interested)-Daugi1- ter, than 7 She (blushing deeper-)-- N o ; but I-I am eggaged to a theologicgl student." .:.u stun uuuvluv lug, `IL E`..`;.`,*;- "3 -n19s%;-gbmtere-' -tyle. I - enrnnm, 's9_egefrtiaol't thatwduvbidhlllubll. V ` m-9n HIE lgfl A j: . .,I,'.- ,,,_. T Near Enough. She-Do you make any reduction to clergyman '3 ' Gallant Old Confectioner- Always; are you 9. clergvman s wife? I`|`n:nI\:~sn-\ DI. us- . T __. --L away an a W.l`hd V lll_.` re clergvmani irifZ'7I i M" H` W She (blushin2)- Oh, no ; I am not ma-rind, . Anya`:-unng`cho;u_m "It lgu become so; oom:9_on`_tc_ .L:.1- ... -_ -I-_._A. 2-4 u IIIIVVIIIIV l"Y3ITHo"""" ` ` 1-1_bf5.lant&1`vua: amt :bne%zhinfTop. `B5;_. . m.-ver:.uy.sa- .3-" 3;1..nu'}u" `J "`Su1a 'l3.9::=?;;: Lo 02 "tX(__I:ll in aj;:x5`~::9F>a1.g1` ".`.""." PW uemmsm; ' (~9:~;:91-='mq we. 4 non. tobegin .3, Einp`.t`u1.`. ` loll nmn. the country GlrI-'l1|o lulu l.ovor-'.l'ho cruel Lotta`. -__.n AL- Cnn_l.AI-n Ah` ' >4 `K IJIIIIII LC` 2 ` ` ' \..: fl`. .P"` E .AN"lg".uD~:4:B E every V 0. 11190. f ,ma&. mm 9! i M. ......,--- " ;M!i3)rmm:: G::i?- $n:f`:X 3 .. ` , ea 06 .xaaoo:atxa;:"'g;"; '; % ` *5: ,.'I`H0S-f.'i8.: Mogr0D;% ' ` 1* `mtr Vair" Tesd #8~33`6"%{ `kw 9 01?, ;wAxm`m;%4i}n% s;mm.AgNa ..~ ...m...`2Y2'.'.. .. ...:~m.2'.!9..e=_1_ .91tx.pr chem ILIBQ Duurubu II: as nvnnv uuuuca; Lnuu g`:`1e. amen: %h e t6o'f-rdev mid- .l-_ __... `ISL... C-\1|-r\r\`lI nnunnuanri `man 13:64: nlold connection. with. me Lwruurn .a.- Ofthew t 0011138 (`Bnnnada Pdcine:tgu`ilivR:;l0:vbn Sound? an the.G1-and Trunk B.n1lwsy`_s_tW-isrton. -._ --. ~ s.s;P;cnr1c.' A cu-2.-Pf.'-1k. cmpazu. 8.8; ATLANTIC; . .Cn=.-r.Ro3'r. D. Poona 8.8. NORTHERN BELLE; Cur. J A8. Bass:-1-r. The , . stain: Puma and Atlanti nringthe soa_aon.(weathec1'- uagggfngiood gt 1 mm; Meaford at 3 p. Ow Sound at 8 Ap.Vm.. and Win:-ton at `m-` .91}. 11.15 p._m_. every. wtnlsbav mo anus on for Killirne . Hsnitowaninz Litt1a"Cnn-en't, wong. 1'0 Bay. Sunni: River. _ma. G l`%e:Y:n Mines. Hilton, V Veh- SIULT 37'. MINI`. I :I`h% Saturday Steamer balls also at Gockburn I `II _ iGE0lfllltBIY: . ` ROYAL MAIL." IUIIIUII TTTIUK IIIIC C$I $IlCIIQI he Northern Belle, will leave Gollingw for Parry Sound every ltomuv and Tnunsmnr at 1 p.m.. returning same evening. and leaving at 9 a m. every Ttmsnuz and FRIDAY for Men.- ford. Owen Sound, Pree4}u'Isle, win-ion, Lions Hand, luh and Qnunur glands. Ioru, Uwen nuunu, u Lune, vv uurwu, mun: H Club and Squaw C also at Tobe:-xnorey. Michaela Bay and Providence Bay on the Friday tri$only. A For information as to Freight and aeaala, apply to any agent of the above Railways, t e Dursers on board the eteame or tn the Great. ETA:-that-n` 'I`1-nnnlt l`_n'i1 l'I'.ln1 I flnlllncruvntsi-I spun: w nu: ugcuu. UL Iauo uuuvu Iusuvvuyu, uuu Northern` Transit Co'y (Llmi ) Collingwood. THOMAS LONG. CHAS. CAMERON. 241:! Secretarv. Manager. am-no sut. u. um . 1'ackle,'., 1."u`I` 1 H . '>A>.ll ll"I'f:|!"I'|n~l-inc.` -' bozvvz YANCER, c., K ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES |ll0YAl uusunin comm I! ACIQYDIIQ Ann AAA :54. DIllIIUl'B"-WUIU Lulluuw Iv uvs vsvulnuvu ~ '1 - ' d .hT V W9" %.:m::%4;.::m:?3% fect1on.. Woe 3 'Ass1:'rs~. s25,ooo,ooo. Hath Im-gostsurpl ' (AI to mum- tio: otsny Fire i'&$nn'3 Cgyxnoxfsny the world. ` MEYT01END1 GEO. DUDLEY, Ho U333; SIGN g Fmzsco A mL'uou@ no1.LAas Af AND 6-} an arm. Lo_uNT a LOUNT. 8-H- POST oFF1c'1i'IED'5G, BARBIE. Atferthe bowels are one of these taken each day uftexdinner, is usually allbthut is required to complete the cure. lain : 3;-e sugar-coated and purely veetablo-a pleasant, dntlrely ante, _and to-~ liable medicine for the cure of an dlnordetl _ if the Itmich sad bowels. They are the bed: or all purgutivca for many mo. ' rnnnnnn BY . 0 i II In VVDB IIVIIGLIJ uuluvvnvwvvu n l ` Doctor, is there no romance connect- ed with this. beautiful sheet of water--no traged `to crdle the "blood, quicken the Beat o pulse and drwe dull care awa ?" Lightin afreah cigar, he replied : ` id I 1.` ever to. on about `The Ghost of the Suwanee?` 0? Well, it is worth relating and in said to be ablolutely trne. Forty years ago Nell Bryant was the loveliest n:-` in Irina ncnsnfuun nl`,AnA An A constipation, told mber1os,- bodllyugnd mental. `they `would nti1nubto_th; diuon, And IOIIIIO lbgulu daily action 0! the bowels, by the `me 0: moderate doses 01 JAMES Epwygmns, D.l..0.AyoI-%& co}, Lo)v9ll,MuI. ' aonbyan . Rates Mada-ate, Lou: Equitably and 'Promptly ldjwtod. JAMES EDWARDS, A-nnt Al Rn -I "Finn souun All! west sum. llIL_ \C__A.I_._._ `II- 4 _..!II I-__- lN_II.f_.__-. Ayer s Pills. OAOLLIIVG-`WO OD Leaos gfven In all Branches of Painting, Dnwin . &o.. to. arms on app cation "{:'3.l`8.ir."*'"" `-S 'a'ay;.1.'ui;.:,fA"?' ` 1 connection. with. the Northorn Tnahu-n Iomllnrnv At nnllimrwood. 3538} I13 Tran - 1-:1 5 500 BUSHELS UP . M ' WANTED - __ _--v-I Z 3 ' A'1"THE' Knglfnmlsztprmanmnav, mam. *4-~*` - - v-nmnand and_9f*`3". i `(V IN the Dublic 0` Barrie an d d vicixtiig t e upon for the liberbaeggl ":?t3 Eggnog: h j t m the p83 9 b tie at con- ed his a. _aide1b1 ex 113 facili- - d to do a larger businesa ties and an-n BREAD Made in the various - -Delivered in all paf'tgcft8t`1`1l::dcoqy?,:}'t" "5 best 1-; -__ Covnav oovooo -I.- you-u--~ _ I suppose it ll about time toretire, he said. peering at the quaint old clock above` the` mantel. You know the old adage, early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, etc., although I don t believe my esteemed friend `Frank- lin ever sat down to a bottle of sparkling Italian, tapered off with a genuine old- hshioned roll of tobacco. _L LL- _I__I_ ...-_n `n- I aim: LEADS_'_l'_f_E VAN, 2|:-'-.;r. BBOVVN Inthgnlgipgthe sum M -. _ Cornice Poles, and all kinds of Furniture In; to order by ompotent workmen. Also Planing and Turning Done on Shortest Notice. DAVID DOUGALL, In Rear 0 the Markot Parlor Suites` Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Easy Chain, ac., Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Simcoe. Orders left at the ADVANCE Olce willbe tly attended to and information willbe ' M .F d` rvi .. :noug1?`i?n.?1 m"n ieu'be8 3sux:Z&`. Blleehkelg in prices to suit everybody. snconin-nun FURNITURE nomanr AND sou), I __ . ' Auction Rooms and Ofce. --Few Doors Nqrth of Wellington Hotel. Baytield st.. Bame. _--u manutactm-ed firevahvevex-y day. Agk grocer for them and you will use no ou.{,`, f" 5;; J Ll kl Ill: ; L. m.!t fnomsan d and straw_ ommlou snug" IEARQ Tn.-- 133131011011 1'01]. ()1 IIUUIUUU. I looked at the. clock myself, for I ad-V mire anything that goes on mick. The Bands were fast becoxhing sociable and drawing together as lovers oftendn under the pale glimpses of the moon. A .-..m-I-m-inf n mnmnnt. mnrn and an IO-NIC PARTIES SOCIALS T `supplied at short notice and 0% S FURNITURE` Ra _-_..-_I A__-L-_-..._ 1'... LL. {`|......Ln Al D i?6a' ,92*1=* ' nnl I II` %9!s.<=u-+3 A1t27.. 15 vvl. ulna VREDERICK J BROWN _.___._...___.___..___ THE T died:`9;eToia::'vt'i;:`l:3u:;T W I stepped to the iee-box, and drew from `its refpelhing depths another bottle, dewv and faicinating. The doctor resumed his seat. Dettly drawing the co:-k,I lled his wuitinf ghu-`pad eoaIn&,llyremarked, unit I w `totslly*1i`nintere`:ted`: ` V H nnnbnn In Olnuon n Innrnnnnn nnnnhnlt- parents and was ever "advantage that wealth could bring. E ucated at a northern school, and `after graduation re- ceiving all the advantage of a cultured and rened home, she was a splendid type of the Southern girl of olden days. Al- though an acknowledged belle and subject to. the attery and adoration of the young gentlemen of the neighborhood, who were her" willing subjects, she yet remained heartwhole and iancv free, and seemed to nd her greatest pleasure in the romantic scenes around her, the tireless gallop of her saddle horse and the coquettish dang cing of her little boat. Hour after hour would she spend upon the beautiful river, sometimes idly oating through a land of. dreams, at others trimming her tresses with beautiful owers or watching the itting forms of strange wild birds,whose joyous vwarbling hardly rivalled her own. ``"``\11 hbrwwixdn Fu:IIlIr rnnwalainnnta `molt STOCK 1 III'9-- ll-1! I650 plll gluuyaua Ul vuw Iuvvuo A quarter"of.a moment: more and an invisible cuckoo stepped out from a. little alcove at the top ,of the time-piece, bpwed_ 53-evely to us twelve times, and with "melo- ns. I1I\:l\Q' `kn Hanna "`';.`.a'.'..'; ;:.';:.:;a"....."-'"' The doctor knocked the ashes ff hie cigar, glanced regretfully at the few drops of wine remaining in the glue and. half areee from his ehair. - yor an ~IllII you v|= gun-u UVQI muueq. l ygriter` was v`*e`1A-yjorry higripbhons '; ..that. lib`. red the whole thing a more att- .,preierring thatftoy the actual experience, I znotioe--and the If I were to `suggest a curriculum for the {oung man who wished to take a. regu ar course in `a school of `journalism, would say to him, devote the first two. years toymeditationand prayer. This will prepare the-`young editor -for the sulprise and consequent temptation to pi-ofanity,. which in a few years he may experience when he nds that the ua_m,e~of the Deity in his double-leaded it lpelled with alittle g,"_,and;,the ` tio of the" article`-ia_locked upihe weeii`a' eath moustache ooaxer which is to follow pure` reading matter every day in the week and occupy top of column on Sunday tf. Dune-x:berry-"YouV have gone to {housekeeping I hear. Nicely xed, `I ' ihnr-`h`nd>9? "H '71 22* Cid` u--v_-uvuw l\III\I IIQIIIU UL XJIUIIQICQ UIICI :5? 9*=!W.. *9?" VII`I\& U\I `I13 9" I\I\ luC I lit another cigar and took a seat by the open window. I could no_t sleep ; rest- less and moved out. of my ~ usual cynicism. by the doctor's ' story, I`. involuntarily glanced toward the grove. Surely some thing was moving there. There was a gleam of white through the swaying vista _of the trees." My heart almost stood still. Could it be possible that _. departed $Pi.l`its were allowed at such uncanny -hours- to revisit the scene of their so_rrow_s- and dis tress? At any rate I would investigate. Hastily throwing on my clothes, I stole do`wn`the steps` and `out `of the door." " I TO (Ivan n `-n1nIQ`:`III u\::9`\` '`-an n:- in-nun I HUVV VII? UV?! 1 UL UL`? 399`! It was a beautifhlvniught. .The air, was _ soft with the lanquor and_ glory of summer. The beautiful river rippled alon , the moonlight sleeping on its bosom like a babe upon its mother s breast.` A soft breeze faintly stirred the trees, but all bird and insect life was atill. Through the. grove the ghastly shadow was still itting. Softly crleping near I entered itIfiombre' depths. I turned back to 7-thb house dil- nnuu.-L1sp' T-u `kn `kn AAA`1\- nnrhn IIQIIT 1.93 '9 '15`? 193? ff` lgustueua: in the `morning the doctor came for his 'morning`cock't`ail.h I hailed him with derisive tones, Dqctpx-_I have seen your Eamon: ghOat. .'.-" . ._ ' What was it 7 ! `d he. ` "- why, old B:-6wn"s`whit`e mule,_ '1 1-9-- plied. IAOVIU I-DI VIIIIU OVLU III UIIKU UVUU`? I There wa.a'a. mist in my eyes-it might have been the cigar smoke as I replied. kindly but rmly : No, doctor, there is not, and it is now 1.30 The doetor re- tir3ci_ to his gwn room. O W 3 _ `V V CC ` _LIW UUVII IIWUIIIIY JIQXW . Nell : ~ constant companion. A perfect rider, a - lover of song and poetry and owers, their tastes seemed all in common and. but one result could follow. The whole heart of the young girl went out to him, and henceforth he became sole master-of `her inmost thoughts. Young, handsome, a brilliant man of the world, he fascinated her as the snake charms the bird, and his credentials being of the highest orderboth parents smiled upon him suit. The young men of the neigh- bbrhood accepted the situation with true Southern chivalry and gave him an o n eld. "This loyalty and reverence to iss Nell forbade them to throw any obstacles in the way of her hapniness. So -the couple enjoyed a perfectelysium of joy. St was a fool's paradise, however, = and soon there was to be a rude awakening. Under his pleasant and magnetic exterior the young officer had a nature callous and cruel` as` that of the arch end himself. ,!,LL L,,., 1.1 avg: v- -vw-vv-- vs wv-- - So necessary have the schools of 'ourna - tam become to the progress "and" ucation` of `our count , that the matter of estab--v liahing ichoo s where young men `may `be tted for an active newspaper life? has at-` 'tx-acted much attention and discussion It has been Qemomtnted that our colleges do not fit a young man to walk at once into the active management of a paper. He should at least know the diife ence be- tween a vile contemporary and ;a gothic n4|t\t\i\ DU`-V`-7.1` It is difficult to map out `a proper course for the student in a. school of journalism,` there are so many things con- nected with the profession which the edi- t_o1A-Annd his sta` should know, and know III? II\IV' , L CIII `VIII ins. to .the:sky. anti -tivogf scares Yuudibla V35! I0 well. They tl_1eae parts, I94` thstiqltiiuj-"on `-"moolilightf mghtl srti6g~hive;'.,I6ey_Iier slender gure : clothe in `ipotlii whxf 'pa'uin?i I_wif_tly fhrnnnh {Jun manna rnnnn=nn ant` up-unncnn vnvwuvu Au UPVUIVDD "MAUI! IIXDILIK I !!!-8.05 through the grove moaning and wrmgtng its hands. I have never eeen it myself, for I ha.ve"no pertialityfora iriu. Is` there any wine left in that bott e T fl'|L.._.. ...--'- ....:.4. z. ..._ -_..- :1. ...:..LL II VI IIIUUW wwvlvu 1 . T nde . bornegback to tho` pouabfifliio` " bud buried under the great trees the ovod They say` thathqr than nu-In gm! gI.`.o.;~..-.0415. ;........;I:.I.o_.7 .~ "'1`h_eh Qie}. she told thorn how her bridle had broken, her horse run away,` and how she was thrown against the tree vthoq9':_ilwQ uumgg sacred bv heftblood UOIV IIVU by her blood `uvII.._g-..I_ 1.-- ... ":e"}':LavZL5' $35; Kouuth-..?.w1Ielhh 'u'a9:,in this country- him that Inn `Hair nnnsu-ant tn Hus I!-nu-Ln.-. a.sv-uuuua-.-wwllllub jg nun: IiUI.II.IIIl.`,`-' 1 him that wasnhei: appirent to the throne I of Hu,9go_._ry., . Ill dO30d-3! gm; int L" ' gathfhm` `Jul \III II?` II\I' ITIDW T I`? u 7 `ISO V, II VII - After his departure, light and happy of heart as any bird that sang in the groveajnear by, she went about her daily Egutunes. There was a bright .0010: in AD flan annrln nhnnlrn An` Obuxllu-an-u links " '*I&" i*%4 fi ` ` " insho 9' `;s1h'" 4` gut V%fhm3C%%t *31%3g' '3 i-9' m__c frqm igigntifying hash when I see it. "way Just: ~. Nit. Jenks P-A?` My wi oi: ecte ; lv delighted. She reminds ze15%.*l':i" ` kettle, `she sings no p_le .31, 1 ., 1, ..L Mr`. Dusonberz-y-"`. yiv if o` `oftii re- ' minds me 0f"&:;I29!;\!6At~1. 39n. ' 2 ': Mr. J enku- In what way '1 '2 -`Mr. Di1`ehbh'mu3-iJ3I"hGver k1__1ow when .!.`.! i~ 89% *2 1 "- blood is Burdock Blood Bitten. A few ' $331`... _....I..`;:; - ._-.`I--I _I__l_..- A-.. LL- ' ` LII P ` gt: to l!iVC 18!. . ` light she}; woultfg fsmilyuill betsk .; -~ egrove on eeethere to the ruzht. This had icon their favorite tryIting- bee` and LI._`4u-'g.I- IL}; -`.49 1:.` dam, K an: `A! `.-"F been their favorite tryIting- lace and through `this she: had 'sxr`-itli Walk swiftly. wringing have hand! and menus low, moaning, sounds, :like. a`; "wounded dove. One bright, beautiful morning in early November.she;aemed; to have be- come entirely rational, and ordered one of the negroes to saddle her horse. as she de- sired `to visit one of the neighbors. Her brother asked her if she did not want some one to accompany her,_ but she de- clined the. offer and rode away. Her horse camehome at noon, riderless, ecked with foam and trembling with terror. A searching party was`at once organized, and started out, the agonized father lead- ing it, while some off the kindly women tried to comfort the frantic mother. About ve miles from home they found her under a tall oak tree, prone upon the ground, her body cruelly crushed, her golden hair dabbled with blood, her sweet blue eyes fast taking on the gray shadows of death, Tenderly- her father gathered her in his arms. Her mind was entirely restored. Do you know me, darling ?" he said, while the others gathered around. Yes, dear papa, she replied; I am haPPY now; I am goin` up_ there, point- dnn in flu`: nlru cant` I! an an n Inn 0\n|n_ IJUW `IV JV ILLUJIIU UIIII-IIIIIII SCUHUI" ` um, Mr. Fodd rot?- The which 1" T'1`he_omniqm ggtherum? It : a. dish ! l.......-|-L...1,...~...`."_- ._.4:___;-_2._._. __ L ` LHUUII ll IJIIIIIUUB JJIUUQ DIM!-3' 11 I T)`5t"t1es produiii a radical chahge for $3] hnftlli. in HAIIHI Anvhxnin 2' :'Hun-unnw:Iu_- %m:'-ma 1oba~::..:..'{;;;';fa$?:" . 5.9; IIUUUI '1 Vi C l.C\LI CL uunugv IV` I .' Aeuutme ammo. 1:, -r\, ,, "(.17 '1 Bah by any other Nine. How do you like the omnium gathero { Iuqu .Igt`.IQD0F 'FP!OlF.,VuB ,3v..IvuII CU` conudered the thmg ation; he had enjoyed her society very much, on cially the kisses and on-ease ; the had stlolvfed tapon him`; he was to marry a wee. t y an accomp iehed~-young _iagi.;y,.o New York dprigg thg_gon1ing_ wifer; ind hoped sh'b'$Ieu1d<'Exid"a-euft-- able life Mr A i.n;: 7 Ana ;?*2 :?9r911 beams of th`e'":`0'5 ` ` _ . "1' _ ,;,la_1:ua;:a?.?3'9K>`;~hn1: -. %he`att. She burn beneath it as some tender Elment ...m. t..';.. ....4-.s.. _t. .. .4 .'?..-.:Ln.;..'.4`. `A- sm Nye on sonoou uJourhnm. Z"1`here;s nae Iorrdw tlZ1r`e(,(;IZmT . There's neither oaull nor, care, J an, '- Thedayisayehir " " In the 1m 0 the lean. my Rail`? up_.ther1:;`: 1 :1 ,gP`.,L:I.: , blcfvbih ` m-I-nu-I {Eh av-A .Tn1n _ .. uuuwnyvuuuuu. u; `nu uruull .l.'llnE ;w1!it.eu.-: ` Mutchnduh : l._3ay~.1nt9q ` %ph@me3lbu;8ht-m4nTrd:t -mqu; h % i z9vf /wm_ __ 3. 91 sof: -zion vwl V35,` 11 5&l$VIll_l \lIl V VI-ll` ., #190? mn.s.ionr.% ha been charited with 5-;1$reak1n..into:.tho:railwuy station at Grace. more and sealing. a revolver. ~ i-Ex8r.a `value lkryveedi at '1'. < w. rnw Jr n Q- L`. I . cum 7 ` ` k _ 1 mu-ens re- % ifused food, till sifldst the` bones cut their . vvsy`thbmib;h lzhvikim It to go ayri ` {at sight and retn,rn.in'i#6m!z;tnd`; w 4 :auppo'a`ed`- tohdve a'pen__t' }tl_1'.;Ij tgf : fgzve .of.it.I deD!rt3I`"iI.1itr!!; f. - T lzitiae suima1'died41ut sstggagmr Irv 5 -Eo1-.30 ilnvuxm will nnli 'ni`.'-.`.|.-..'} , uuwv was cnvuv uvI4Iv&|-`Dull `-(I--fvv-fl` _ ' WWO? . syou -men-%'ol.aui"' w... bi "=mi~ n 6V.I ..'ITO.th&t.`t to-intorfeworvvthe atox-yoft ho L , icats would -have beenre ated.` They `urn ` jbothzliwiiggyet. 4.bi1tT w 0 will ultimately {get thoxdamnelsitnot yet-known. V ' ' NIL; L1 L` `V, _It is astonishing h'o\ many persons in Canada are heirs to fortunes -in England. The last it I Shipoette, of Midland. In 1813;_th1am`duntIw_u 840.000,_ nnd has been in` the Bank of i;.Englnnd ' at inter- est ever 1-; in n".u Jv-I- ll LVVII I-UIJIIIU '71 VII? IVVVIIVIFU git -in the country, 9 young fawn; her olden wave: of hair framed a pair of b ue, innocent eyes, as pure uthe'deiny soul mirrored therein. &n only child, an ' ,wotIl;ipped_by her` parents , " ed everA7"o.dvsntnge 6};-'4 n1nn`I"| nnni` HI-inn W nnntnr` :1! n : -1123?! . VCIIIC T'eedI' C` To "We dealhofda` e was done in Edgareby the rains of Thursda week. Fences` and culverts were wash away,` audcut an-`ain oated down the streame; _* The result of the inquest in connection with V` the burning of James Stephens . blacksinithshdn, Tottenham, a short time ` ago, is thatno suspicion attaches to any 1 one._ ', X _ 1 7.. v._-' `w vv _ : V Zavier Quene-lle before the ` 'Ma`ydr of Collingwood ' on the charge of log stealing from Tiny Beach. His plea. was, not guilty, and gave security for his appearance when called upon. _ ' :i`].)uri_ngithe, thuxiderstoriu Tuesday, ` "Stephen West's" horse became frightened and pitched his rider into the ditch. We `are glad to state Stephen escaped w-ithout _,.further injury than a. `coating of mud.- S' $3- NW9` X .' _--T1_VI`l(;o;_(ZuZ`}Zi;>veI,. lery. `Collars Lace and Embrolderleu '1`. W. Gray 3: 009:. TL 3- --L-_-L:..- L- ..._.._ ..-..._-.... _._ i . _i_n,ah very unsatis- factory condition ibdlitjcleunliness.` The News says : A "in towns are a diagram I`, . . Z-91,1 Whole Pre- mises they are and are a mergacei to the qeiil health of the `Anna: Wiefj a_.Io an Jun! yvuuuuv IIIIU vwvu Sound ' vnll nd that they have paid too dear for the whistle. ` - The Times declares that _ Reeve Quinn has been running munioi '1 affair: for over fty years,` and; on ueoday night expreued his ignorance as to whether he could make a levy or not. He has evidently much to learn yet, but he has promised to re ' thiq year. _ -some 1: run In Dreu Good: to make room for ll Goods now coming to hand. '1`. W . ya: 00. A I\ `Q I ugu gugvuc ox lill luau! new, and some of them didn't at iober bnbugh .to go till 3-o 61ook Snndsy mornmg. ;One of the- _ horns and shaggy .5010 `inn and down on. 51:11: . Iidnwnlk-;nnl. `ho-nnnhgd fthn u-in :`.;+.. bnggy .Io1orIIv_._fI'l;ei `V/ilbi 331;: 3th.`.'.id9"1,k.*"XTl. '*.'P||hd'|.9 58 ihto -"J." . .' `.I I .l$-.`.4-..I-- _`- -*:ilem'Ii'anu ot eed verv heap at '1` We 00,`: ` I . uwnvs, wuu. uv rnvyvwvu vv Vanni ulq UU us" tare to his distant post `of `duty.'` k'i`lie' lovers parted with many vows and protes- tatiqng '- of love and a'_ection, pure and holy on her part, but false as hell on his. ` A`61nn R`. AQI\IIG`IIl1 `I'n`n6 turn` I`..`...-. -'l`_7 cieur. linen Lawn 1'. w. any 3: _ 1 auttll lino ofPl-lnted % need onpjoc. to 15. J 1 On Monday the are more intoxiosnts seen on. our streets t have been since the 1st of May last. Wherever the blue ribbon was got, or how, is a mystery to the `uninitiated, but to the knowing `ones it isgot by paying -for your ticket and `getting your drink `free. .--Orillin Times. _ The whisky inspectni-. is badly wanted around here for a few daya. On Saturday night about a score of man were rollin nmnna` .1;.s..".I. :'.`...n'.... -0 n..'.I..a. at vluwillivlllul LITI ' UIIC` `E0110! -` `OI-'-HIV!-` `Will! cit`. `y -.b.`\1tI.-"a,---., '. #5 ...`' :.h1%W!n8'. . **29;5~F7%bmsh?.* $P.*- ;: W591?-`h9`5* '-" 1 -F The- Cardell Sentinel says there is} some talk` of ,Crompton dz Ryan, of].3a.rri_e, ct2:gng'pu_t? 9 lugs dry good store In Tpty,-_ mo ' A` : :` -sumIner Con V [anon-.0. cord and Funcrstulrut '1`. `G1-by` 05009:`. ' \ L `A `nim: vhm-n nld mn of Mr. S- Millikan. v :NCollin % ood fore- mn pf the`: nth gut in`th_e a big` miI1,*loit 85750 that he`Vv;r_3carrying to_' inner '13- rngn __D..1h.L.. '.` if`: r}B3'3:7?; `'oJ'3i3 1 .0013`.-hm$.-'D-hI3IkIII.b0Q, apple boot, 2 `stun. gun` C` -:}\`u - Owen Sound in ecstssies over the 3:-ospeot of : glass-blowing establishment, or which itisf ' ' gto gives bonus of $25,000 end on ption from taxes for ten years; `It isjust possible the Oven` apvvvq uuvvnn - ww up-v cu-twist luv: \nwn| _ . tunes. r flir young cheeks and the happy light of trusting love shone in her eyes._ Life hid a` "newer meaning for her now, and with an eager trust she waited for the loving letters, he had` promised so faithfully to write. They never came. Day after day she wsited, hopeful and patient, until her very soul grew sick with fear; Day` after day the color faded from her face and the sweet true eyes grew dim. Her step about the house grew listless, the music of her..voice will still. ,.A,t.lgngth` setting aside gm vthoufghts fof maidenlyf` modesty, she wrote to `her recresnt lover. In reply she received as cruel snd dastard- lynlptter as the pen of= nun ever indited. n-- . I-1.}-L s'I..s.f-_..:s.._ ...-- ..-..`._ _-__..- guguv _vupu"n uiyrv Ul. uluu WUIU nuuug `arqnpd 'in_;_,o'ne of the shed: bani, `and them"didn t enbuzh 1 _'- `I.lho`l.'helu-uwotthelcat; - - The new Methodist Church of Edgar yzill be aine structure when completed. 1 4 1 cw - u-ouv -yo-u--v--v -v- Alliaton Izirla are said `3 ln1'_c;k ;c1gars_; *' ,; while parading therstt-eats,` and to deodor- ` ize them lips vnth- onions. ' \ A nuurnknu A`-rnnnnhnllfl :1! nnnnltv IZU WIIIUIIT IIPB ' WIDE` Ulllllllo A number`of:merohsnta in the County of Simcoe have hadtrouble from nelect- ` ing the law relative to the sale of Paris Grguen. V I\ -11- .m- ' L ,,, 11.- II'...___-L:;... w'i"i ;'$'o:i11ia `Times eaye the Corporation has erected two new fountains, an_d`advo- cats: the claims of as a. watering r--v- - . -straw- Ra l reclucedr Now In the time f0l_"hIrK8_ _ at '1`. W. Gray at 009:. Last week Mr. poke sold and ship- ped his J {may and thoroughbred Ayrshire. cow and;-1.calfd~ for $150 cash.-0ri1lia. Tiges. V c cu.-V. m-run: `Aniue yes; 5121 }'o}'&t'i1Z f iiliken. fell on the edge of a. scythe am : out 611' the " knee cup; He"i1M_1_nder the cure of Dr. Corbett; of Orillia. ` > ` ' i-NI ;vai;iflf,*:s 41IIt`I:i.Jr3'fIIo; .I' U `th ' u`it66k3'5poueaaidnb'f Q `Bi111i. `um war amu"1$6t1'I1I7tlie5`iIi6} ; .IilSI'I.`.`(Aii.."bI`Ann`4| rlgvuunn-4. -.... -l.._x_I_ 1 IIIUU VIIIIIIV UIIZU II? `If UXUJIIIE pay his,mep_.-,Bt_11l 7n. " ` ; ;.nnghpnujc'neKu 1', 15*. Gray & Logging bees; are .11 the rage` in North WLLUI` INIIUIIIIII` UIIU `UUU `I-IUKUV OWE VU`$ Ill!-IA` 69;. pop, _ Her pa,rente,.guarded her with. , t eh em; but` to` no avail. To their` entreatiee to arouse from her deep despair`. % and forget treacherous _.I_- _.__I_.I._.I....._:A.L ......`.4n1:I|.aI-umnu.VI't\-user ; 3 Benjamin Garter.-` an American Gdvam- Ihnn` nnnngnnnn `nan `ugh: AL--and -:p:6`n foe.-naesng.-;ea. :'g} Sutionifv. . but `a mum ..*..a.m...:..... :.._ H91? H11; hJQQ-Q I3ito6k.*' 5? . in. L 2 : `1`1nRnmmruofavonblynotiood in all . zltho po_p_oz-I. ' . . ?;0hsI9sIana1'qoonhr.iI. _, % # Md 3 '5 '1`hcrxinoden"`z ""6. 5 `?Hop,p1ant. and th:1;1%prieto1-`a"h$"") 1?: f5:g;,,,'tf?fi ~-ad ` III.` *1-4nn----2.._ :..._.I!-!x,. , n 1 _u z_.rgupu up 1nef_Awq1te`-`_bl`_I.b6l. 7. 5`:-7`5in,e..` no.1-TM V-94 mr cnopgvnl ch-eh.n..f,x1.;la "!I~:1' "ue%!s9H.# T -`,u:`.' z.,: If: r `~ V99W1r: -' ' 1` :1 W `Quid `for t e 511 L` ma . 2m:,~.:.-;;'~'>a._-_ nus ..{. .,/f g UL `I95 19 UIIKU VI VII? KIWI` Ilgllu HIHIBWIQ The brief, bright happy summer wan soon ave., and he proposed to take his depar- hnnn in `n iatnnl-. nnnla `nlv H.166: " 'I`Hn'