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E‘dlegraced himself and one sent to ‘Iirison ; ‘but no one tohl her the story. It was Mr. ‘Baldwin. the man whose name George ,Wnrueford had forged, who twk her,fnend~ I." and deserted. from tllu lu'lzinga in Kon- hington, and sent her to l’rnfcmw Lemire to to be brought up with his children. "0 ,kft her there because. he found she was Well ltreated and happy ; and when she grew older he gave her a cantionâ€"-which appear- to the little girl harsh and stormâ€"nova breathe a word of her brother, never to lthink of him, and never to hope to ace him, again The child obeyed, and among the “be? children only spoke of her brother, if Hie spoke of him at all. as one who had no. He had not passed away from her rt, but he was hocome a name. the men- n of which touched some forgotten chord, brought a tooling of some incfl‘ahle nad- u upon her soul. BK! that WM seldom. i iTo'bc Continual) tall and lissom figure, bright of eye, ready with speach and smile happy in little thinvs ,ithe real sister of the chillrcn, the real ten, they were like each other in being one and all passionately fond of dancing. When ordinary children would have played games the little Lemires played at dancing When there was no school, the professor taught Thin children All day long the sound of the .kit was heard from the clues-room, and the ybeating of the childish feet upon the floor, as one after the other practiced, and was '_ instructed. ‘- i ' dancing as the highest of all the arts, as has , ‘ Men said ; and yet there was one thing ' ‘wantinu. Much as he loved the art, he ? 'loved the ocean more, that is, he burned to 'love it more, because he had never seen it ,- hnd it went to his parents’ hearts to see the hy of so much promise rejoice in putting off the tight professional pants, and rush to ’ the docks among the ships and sailors, clad in a. suit of blue fiannels, trying to look like the oldest of salts. Continued from First Page. 'The children were all named in accordance with ancient Huguenot contour-either after old leaders of the cause, or alter the Bible. The boys were Rupert, Gaspard, Moise, Elie, and so on ,the girls were Antoinette, 'Charlotte, Rebekah, and Marie. They 'were carefully instructed in the religion and language of their ancestors, so that they were bilingual, and talked French as well as English. They Were also trained to con- sider that the queen and empress of all arts was the art of dancing ; and to dance well was a gift given to few, but to be aimed at by all ; and that there lather was the great- ‘est living mystery. The eldest of them, Rupert, promised to surpass his sire. Be. .‘l’ore he could walk he could dance. Before 3110 could talk he showed capabilities with :liis legs which brought tears of ijoy to his :father’s eyes. Long before he knew that speech may be represented, for purpose of moreuasiou, history, deceit, or love-making by certain symbols called the alphabet, :Rupert Lemire could reach a foot and a half above his height with either too, right ‘or left ; could liit either legâ€"not one leg <0nly, mind you-' over the head of every boy his own height ; and could treat every limb in his body as if it were an independent organ free to act exactly as it pleased, and unfet- tered by any of the ordinary laws of anatomy He was taller by four or five inches than the father. He was eightcccn years of age. ’There was nothing in the whole mystery of dancing which his father had to teach him ; , 'there was no harlequin at Christmas panto- mines at whom he did not secretly scoff in ”considering his own powers. He regarded D F gdaughter of the professor, the right hand got madame. Her name was Ruth “'uruc- Elord. Eight years before this date, when Sfills! was a child often years old, she was Qwought to the house by a servant, who said that he come from the house of ltatterick iBlldwinJhat this was the child about whom the correspondence hed taken place, and that the box contained all her-things. So She Was left , [\t that time In dreadful thing had happened to the child, hut she was too young yet quite to realize how dreadful n ihlngit Was. She haul lost her only brother. When she grew older and hogan to under. stand things, she comprelmulmlthat he had 1" nnnnnn .3 LL, , Ir 1 The second iu order to Rupert was Antoi- nette. If it may be spoken of Mademoiselle Lemire with all respc 2t, she was for elastic- ity and mastery over her joints almost the ~ equal of Rupert. She was seventeen, and her function was to go to the lsdies' school , with her father, and help in teaching the - girls. She was a great favorite, because, ; when she could get u clear stage, and no eyes but the girls’ to watch her. she would execute all sorts of impossible things in dancing by herself. A clever girl, she had received from nature a mobile and sympa- thetic faceâ€"a. face which exactly reproduced that of the first Lemire,hanging on the wall, the banished Huguenot; this old fellow, with ‘the face which tried to be grim and was brimming over with fun. In fact, Antoinette ‘ who was, like Rupert, a dancer horn, re- , sembled Michel Lemire, formerly merchant, of Salutes, as much as a daughter can re- umble her father. As for the other child- There was one other inhabitant of the house, a young lady, a girl of Rupert- age,that is one year older than Nettie Lenlire and three years older than poor little Char- lotteâ€"the cripple nf the familyâ€"u bright- faced, lirown- c-y ed, brown- haired maiden, of Or' 00' Wost Hal: Lot 21, 5th Com, Eldon. 85 Acres cleared and in good atal tivatinn. 30 acres fall plowed. A bargain will he given as owner in retire from farming on account of ii For furtlmr particulars apply perm by letter to mail. 0" receipt, of price. Adm-cg; ASH ROBBINS, 06-15” 36! Fulton Street. Brookh \Vu'don't want your money until [you are perfectly satisfied of their curativ'u powers. If your life is wnrth saving. don't; delay in giving those l'uwdcrs u triul, as they will surely cun- ynn. l’ricc. fur large box, $3.04), sent to any part of the- Unitml States or Canada, by mail. 0" receipt, of mice. Addl'usu. 7- -_- -. . .. u. luau-o ~~imleed, an atrong is our faith in them, and also to com'incu you that they are Nu hum- lmg, we will forward to every sufferer, by mail, post paid, :1 free trial box. I’USl'l‘IVELY CURE!) All aufl'crcxs from this disease that are unxinua to be cured should try DR. KISS- Nl‘lli'S (JI‘ILEBRA'I‘ED CONSUMPI‘IVE P0\\'I)EI(S. 'l‘hew powders are thy only prcpm-atinn known that will cum Consump- tinn and all diseases of tho thnmt and Lungs :...‘I-...l -A .A.,, . ,9 p -.- . . _ Windsor, Ont, Caligula. ‘5' Sold in Woodville by all Dragging, and by all wholesale and retail «lruggists in Unnmla and tlw United States. ' ll4-ly WFull particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire tn send free by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggis‘ts at SI per package; or six packages for $5, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the mmey by addressing ' Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dink ncss nf Vision, Premature Old Agu,aml many other «lisensus that lead to Insanity or Cou- sumption and z} Premature Grave. meme, 0 Before Taking mam?" fulluwna a ae-~-"- - ll -"uc.nco of Self-Abuse; gs yrs? (I! Mengqry, (From our own Correspondent.) Mr. Peter Carmichael, hotel keeper of this place was summoned before Justices Folliott and Arinstrong, for selling liquor without license. Having pleaded guilty, and this be- hg the first offense, he was fined“ Twenty- three dollnre end eighty cents including costs. We hope Mr. Carmichael will take warning by this end procure a license. The Good Tomplara,of Bolsover,prese'ntod the Methodist church, with a neat pulpit Bible 0 short time since. ORA. Y’S Specific MEDICINE. mama MARK. Tho Groat TRADE M an. ‘ English 3- fl 4.: pay, an un qll- ‘ A - Our young friends,Mesnrs. R. A. Turner have started a new harness shop in Hamil- ton’ 3 block, Simcoe Street. “'0 wish them succesa. Duncan McMillan, of Beaver-ton, and Edward Spronle, of Cannington, are matchâ€" ed for a 200 yrd. foot race, to be run on the 5th of May, foi $10 a side. The Beaverton Lacrosse Club was re-or- ganized on Monday evening, the 7th inst, for the season of 1879, with the following officers zel’resi(le11t, Frank Madill,‘ M. A. ; Vice-President, Alex. Hamilton. Esq. ; Treasurer, John N. Adams; Secretary, David E. Adams; Captains, Andrew Mur- ray, Duncan McMillan ; Committee : Messrs John White, Peter McMillan, Alex. Turner. John Campbell and Alex. Cameron. DUNCAN OARMICHAEL, "00' ‘ Eldon Station. DONALD B. CARMICHA EL, 314-6m Teacher“ Woodville (From bur own Corr owespondent. ) Mr. G. F. Bruce was elected as Reeve by a majority of [09. painted by the pupils, elicited many favour- able comments from the visitors. The pro- ceedings were interspersed with calisthenics and appropriate songs. Speeches were made by the visitors in which the teacher and pupils were highlv complimented on the condition of the school. The examination was brought to a close about five o’clock by the singing of the National Anthem. (From our own Correspondent.) Scuooi. EXAMISA'I‘IUN .-’l‘lm first quarterly examinstion of the Louisville School for this year was held on Friday April 4th. The attendance of parents and parties inter- ested was larger than usual. Mr. Renzin, the Inspector examined the Arithmetic ‘ classes, by giving them a number of theore- tical and practical exauwles. which Were Very satisfactorily solved. The rest of the classes were examined by the teacher, Mr. Symons, assisted by some of the visitors. All the questions asked were answered liy the pupils with alacrity and precision. Some neat specimens of writing were shown by some of the younger scholars which were quite surprising. Several propositions of Euclid were very creditably solved by the fifth class. In History and Geography, the pupils were quite up to their require. ments in their respective classes. A fine ; display of neatly executed maps, drawn and CONQUMPTIOM FOR SALE. ruling on account of ill health. ‘nrtictllars apply porsmmlly or BEAVE RTON. iugqaure for Seminal Weak- ness, Sp emu- torrhea, p-Impo tency, and all BOLSOVER. LORNEVI LLE. Stréct, Brooklyn, )wcd. A decided owner intends to gongl state of on!- Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for $10, sent by mail to any part of United State-Eur Canada on receipt of price, or by express, C. 0. D. Address, ASH ROBBINS, . 3110 Fulton Stmot‘ Brooklyn, N. Y .V.- ...v... u] v nil, post paid. a free hial box. As Dr. Gonlm-d is tho only physician that has ever made this disease n special stud), and 88 to our knowledge thousands have been perma- nently cured by the use of these powders, we will guarantee a permanent euro in ever case, or refund you all money 0‘): m1. , All snil‘ors should give these pom are an early trial, and he convinced of their cura- tivo powers._ PERMANENJ‘IH CURIQDâ€"no bumbug â€"â€"hy one month's usage of Dr. Gnuim‘d’a Celebrated lnfnllible Fit Powders. To 00n- nlince mnlferors that these powders will do ml wu chum for them, we will send them by vuil, post paid. a free his] buy, A.. n. g ALL WORK WARRAN'mD Twenty percent. allowed for on old price for Sizoeing. Falling Sickness \VAGGONS and CARRIAGES made on shm t notice. CARRIAGE WORKS. When you onu get all you wan’u up to half the actual cash value of your property from 2 to 90 years at 8 per cent, payable at the end of each year. =Do on want money to pay of! 0 nor tgag To uik} a new house or burn. To clear more land: . To buy more stock or Implements. To fence Ol’ undurdmin. To buy another farm. Do you [out 50.90“ or rent your farm, Sell a mortgage, buy a farm or insure all classe- of buildings at a low rate, Who would be withonmonoy Orders SQLMLTED, FRUIT CAKESrMIXEDTEA CAKES. P. S.â€"Accounta are now ready and as we want money, parties interested are request-' ed to call and settle forthwith. A. C. C. Co. -v- . .._ 7 FAMILY BREAD Soliciting under the new regime a. continu- ation of the favors so liberally bestowed on us in the past. and wishing our numerous friends and patrons, in spite of the hard times a “Merry Christmas and a. Happy New Year,” we remain, A. C. CAMPBELL d‘ Co. GARMAGES Of ALL STYLES and PRICES. Our Mir. ()a'mpbell has returned from Montreal, where he made special purchases of general Dry Goods, Clan'l‘urtan Dress Goods, 6:0,, together 'with a choice lot of Fruits and General Groceries, which buyers should inspect before purchasmg, as hard pap prices will be quoted for cash. The subscribers while g'utetnl to a dis- cornin public for the liberal patronage be. stowm on them in the past, beg to mmounee that on and after the first day of January, 1879, their books will be closed and positive- ly no credit givenâ€"«excepting as per special arrangementâ€"«believing thatthe true N ntion- al Policy consists in the adoption and car- rying out by individuals of the “ Pay as you 20” system. Having tried the credit system to our hearts’ content, We pronounce it an unmitigated evil~as it nffects buyer and seller, especinlly the latter. PARTIES SUPPLIED \VHOLESALE. J05!” BERRIE, SODA, ABERNETHY, AND FRUIT BISCUITS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Woodviue, Dec. 18th. 1678: El TS EP] le'PS Y, -â€"0Râ€" DONE NIATLY AND CIIEAPLY ‘ o The subscnber bus on hand If so apply to 33335 SHOEEMG I THE CASH SYSTEM. CAMPBELL’S REPAIRING AND BERRIE’S Ron: and. Pastry a Spocialtv KING STREET. IS UNXLD G. CAMPBELL WM. CAMERON, IN THE COUNTY Cor . King and Stuart St Grass Hill. Is the Cheapest arid Best Paper in the County of Victoria. He would cull special attohtion to thorcombiuod SEED DRILL made by the Mussou. Munulucturing Co., Oshawa, (for which he is Solo Agent here.) This Drill possesses all tho qualities of a first-class Drill and BromLCustSt:oder,nnd can be changed from the one to the othot while in motion. It is plucml in the market this season so cheap that it is within tho reach of ull intending purchasers. Call and examine before buying. All kinds of REPAIRS kept constantly on hand which he will sell cheap for cash. 4 Ho trusts that by strict attention to business and square (lmling to merit the farmers' confidence and receive a large share at their putrmmgu. â€"-v--â€"â€"--vv v-utv uv HUD uuusuu 1111. L‘- J)- \JllmL BEL'L'S Bumncsa in Wnodvillc, and intends canying ou the munc line of husi- noae m the Store formerly occupied by Mr. Campbell. ‘ Having made favourable arrangements with the leading manufacturers of Farming Implements in Ontario, he is preparml to supply all kinds ol Implements of the best quality and as cheap as the cheapest. ‘Il . , I | n . n . Reapers, Mewers, Threshing Machines, Sew- mg Maehmes Repelred, and Satlsfactlon Guaranteed, Repairing of Every Description Promntiy Ex- ‘ ecuted. fim'EfiEflwN Best and most Complete Mill Man- ufactured 1n thep Dominion HAVING TAKEN MORE FIRST PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER, AND INVARIABLY RECEIVES THE HIGH EST RECOMMENDATIONS VVIIENEVER AND WHEREEVER IT IS BRHUGHT INTO COMPETITION \VI'I‘H OTHER MILLS. Tim Agflamcaie THE “HONEY’IMPROVED FANNING MILL-- “’0 would respectfully call the attention of the farming community to tho FANNING MILL now made at our works. This mill is known as Best Bread Manufactured North of Toronto UN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT NO CREDIT \VlLL BE GIVEN MOLEOD‘S NEW BAKERY, ' Y VVHETE BRO” 1mm am WilfiQE Dry fimdsg Call and ins eat his New Stock of general rocerias. Great in- The undersigned begs to inbimatq tl;atA he has bought Mr. N. B. CAMP" I' in T) ' lxy NM’EQE "m FARMERS. . C. GILCHRIST WOO DVVILLE STORE Agricultural Works, Blacksmith and Machinist. ducements For Cash. We ‘nsk our friends and the farmers generally to :L AND EXAMIN E Has on hand a splendid uasortmont of new It is undoubtedly the IiUQH MCMILLAVN {DER