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HUDBPE’I‘I‘Itm‘kaRRtVN3-wwu -. _ Barristers, c., c. Officeâ€"Kent Sh, Lindsay. ADAM HUIISPI'I‘II. ' JOHN A. BARRON. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, Sumnlrnosâ€"One Dollar per your, Strictly in Advance, Anvumswoâ€" Yearly Advertisements paid qusmrly: Transient Advertisements, when ordered. Pint-class accommodation and attentive servants. Bar well supplied with the choic- est liquors Mid cigars. ’Bus to and from all tninn and every convenience for the travel- ling public. This House is situate in the centre of the business portion of the Village, and has re- cently been refitted and refurnished, and is Itherefore most suitable for commercial men ‘and the public generally. The Bar is sup- lied with the best brands of Liquors and ‘igsrs. Good Stables and attentive Hostler. ‘Wawwvwmwm WWI-Arv- ELDON HOUSE, \Voodville, T.ED\VARDS, - Pu QUEEN 'S HOTEL. WoonvxLLI-z, R. MURAE, . Proprietor. This commodious hotel has been entirely refitted, and is now finished in the most modern and improved style. Good Sample Rooms. Convenient Family Suites. Keep none but best brands of Li flora and Cia Travellers and Visitors wiii find everyt ing convenient. A Billmrd Room III connection. Good Stabling and attentive Hostler. Terms moderate. JUNCTION HOTEL, Lurneville. .... ”(WALD lit-“TYRE, Proprlctor. Henderson 8's Gave. NORTHERN HOTEL, \Voodville, BENJAMIN SCAMMON, Proprietor. This first-class hotel is situated at the Junction of the Midland und Toronto . Nipiasing Railways. and is noted for its sIIpe rior accommodation for the travelling Bublic. T he bar It! always supptlied with the eat brands of liquors and cigars. Good nobles and hostler. 145 Clerk lat ”with Division Courts County Victoria. ‘Secietnry Eldon B. A. Society. Agent P. B. 8. Company. Uonveyaucer, Commissioner in Queen's Bench. GEORGE \V I LLIS MIL f. EELANDS PEN' 'LAND, Dentists, LINDSAY, - ONT.‘ mo. One (fthe above will be at Hamilton's Hotel. Bem'crton, on the SECOND MON- DAY of each month. He will also visit \Voodvillc on the Second TUESDAY of each month, stopping at Mol’herson’s Hotel. J. szmxns. l..|r.3. : Jos. PBNTMND, L.D.s.‘ Money to Loan at 8 per cent. OlrlrIcRsâ€"Kent Street. Lmda1y, Ontario. 1’. S. MAn'ns. l H. H. HOPKINS. MARTIN HOPKINS, IAMIOTERH 80 LIOITORS 8:0. WW4W,-\AA A 4‘ -'\~\ I\ ._.\,\.\,~ GYNJ‘JCOLOGYâ€"(Diseascs peculiar to \Vomen) practiced in Hospitals exclusively devoted to Diseases of Women in London and Edinburgh made A SPECIALTY. ALCEUCHEUR. Officeâ€"King-st., ‘ ‘Woodville. Estimates fu'rnis'ned, and contracts taken for up): 01: 9!! of the above work. Materials lur- J. HAL WARD BROS. oil'hed’if required. , ‘ 7 1 will mail (free) the reel fér 'a simple mernnuc BALM that wiEGI-cmove TA , FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BLOTCII ; leaving the skin 30ft, clear and beautiful than instructions fur producing aluxnriant. roth of hair on nlmltl head or smooth ace. Address, inulosing 3c.stamp, Ben. Vandelf 8c (30., 20 Ann St, N. Y. A UEN'l‘I.-EM AN who suffered for years from Nervous DEHILI'I‘Y, PREMATURE DECAY, and all the ell‘ects of youthful in. discretion. will for the sake of snfi‘ering hu- manity, send freeto all who need it, the recipe and directimi for making the simple remedy by Which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser’s experi- ence can do so by addressing in perfect cor- tidence. . JOHN B. ODGE)’. 4*) Cedar St. N. Y. ARTE“ c. Cutting done to and from the Railway Htstimrand thr oughthe Village a Moderate rams. King Street, Woodvllle. ERRORS OF YOUTH Express parcel. carefullrattenlled to. BRIOKLAYERS, PLASTERERS AND MASO NS m. PETER CLIFFORD “ 716m gavmtc," MCKAY, M. D., L. R. C. P. and L. R. C. 8., EEINBURGH. ‘Sarnfefistumu wards. PIMPLES. ‘ --u- wanna OFFICE,â€" guystcnm, SURGEON, AND mamas auras. fluid 03”“. {l PUBLISHED .BY. a...“ Proprietor BAR 106 WW WWW“ OFFICEâ€"One door east of Post Office, .WOODVILLE, om. WM. LEL, Auctioneer for the County of Victor“. Land Sales attended. Notes furnished free. Orders left. at the Advocate Office promptly attended to. A. '5'. McGORQfiUfiAffi; MONEY T0 LOAN. IMPROVED FARMS ply LIV-172m mes sf any tifio " on the shortest notice. Special atten't on: given to Commercial Tnvellers. Chm-g as always modemte. TERMS. CASH. Sgta- bles in connection with the Eldon House. Having leased the shop and fixtures of Mr. G. C. Smith, Butcher, customers can rely on getting the best of Beef at all times, sud other meats in season. JOHN MCTAGGART, Kirkfield, Commissioner in B. 8., Conveyancer. \ Parties having fat cattle to (Iii: 660 of please call or leave ward at my a op. , ’ I-I‘ARNESSAIAKER, SADDLER Jw g2 __‘__ unnusss, coLLAns, Hunks, mm cunnv coma, anusuls, rnuuxs, vmsn All) All. noun or mono: runmsmuc ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING NEATLY 1 AND QUICKLY EXECUTED. I§suer0f Marriage Licences LIVERY BERRIE’S FAMILY BREAD Grams SQMCIITED FR'UIT CAKES. MIXEDTEA CAKES. FOR SALE m the townships of Garden, Bexley and Eldon. Sole agent- for the sale of the celebrated and unrivallcd and otherfnrmimplemeuta manufactured by Noxon Bros., of Ingenoll, Out. First-clans Sewing Machines for sale. Also agent for the sale of PIANO'FORTES AND ORGANS, Woodvillo Harness Shop. of the best manufacture. Also agent for Jacob's Lithogram. VOL. IV. W. OODVILLE BUTCHER SHOP ! GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT; TERMS CASH; “PARTIES SUPPLIED WHOLESALE. JOHN BEHRIE, 80 DA, ABERNETHY, AND FRUIT BISCUITS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE ADVOCATE. RCH. CAMPBELL, â€"â€".â€"â€".â€".._â€"â€". ENRY EDWARDS is prepareq W pyl LlV-ERY RlGS at any tifi! 0 they alum-fault nnlhin gmnin‘ nifntfl?‘ nn; HOOSIER GRAIN DRILL, BOUNTY AUOTIONEER . 30113 and Entry t Specialty JAMES STUART mama 6min. 'IS UNXLD VV_0 DVILLE HENRY “WM .18. mmnmmzn, 1856. A. J. MCCORQUODALE. IN THE COUNTY Cor . King and Stuart St WOODVILLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1880. That Captain Murdock wee e' generel favoritr, could readily be seen by‘the heart- iness of his greeting from his friends, that he. wee worthy of esteem, none knew better then the hundreds of poor and destitute that blind been relieved ende contorted by his ‘ well-tilled purse, and words of genuine sym- l pathy. Possessed of unbounded wealth, he scattered it about him with no miserly hand, and n'nny 3 child of poyerty blessed i him for the great good done to him. Tm: STRANOI lumen. The regular boarder!- at theâ€"â€"Hotel were discussing their dinner with all the haste and greedinese ‘ which characterize: their Eistern brethern. TheI first and second courses had been removed, and the merits of the dessert were about to be tested, when for u moment the operation ceased, while the operators Welcomed back to their midst a middle aged man, who for I. few weeks bud been absent from the city” JES “ Well, captain," said one of the boarders, “ glad to see you back. We’ve been mighty lonesome without you. Found your room occupied, didn't you 2" ”Yea," returned the men nddreaqed on captain, " the landlord tells me he took the liberty to put the young man in there be- cause the home was so full. Of course, he couldn’t know that he would be too sick to vacete the spot in the morning ; but it's all right. I, who have slept so often on the ground, don't mind camping on the floor now and then." Here 3 dozen voices interposed offering him a part or the whole of their rooms, but the good-natured captain declined them all saying ” he should do very well, and per. hnpa the young man would not be sick long. Did they know where he came from 2 Was ho a stronger.- or resident in California 2" A etrangen, they replied, edding that he came from New York about two weeks before, and had almost immediately been taken lick, and that wee ell they knew About him. GOODBYE. Gopdopye ‘! _’tis qufileud, H Dinner being over, Captain Murdock went up to his room, not to see the sick man par- ticnlu-ly, but because he wished to remove to another epnrtment n few articles which he would probeblv need. And :yet how hard to uni it ! 0 think what bitter sighs have stirred Lips t_h_at relugtapt fra‘nged the word, knd how will love (Inlay it. Gggdjlgya ! thipnfife of_uu|:s Welter, for it wee he. was sleeping, while near him, in en arm-chair, dazed the old erone who hed been hired to nurse him. One glence at the former convinced the cap- tein thnt he wu poorly cored for and must necessarily be very uncomfortable. Still he might not hove interfered, hed not the nick men moaned nneuily in hie sleep. and turn- ing on his tide, murmured the name of father. Hath'never bliss unbroken ; A shade to haunt its hlppient hours, A 39mins f90t_t_o prnnh it} flowqra. The ward which must be npokeh. 4 G03d~bye !. awgefif wish glut springs From sin of those ho ”Ger; May G be with you ah, there cling: Around the flower the footstep wring: Its richest fngroncoover. Never hed Ceptein Murdock been thus eddreuod,â€"no infent arm: had ever twined themselves around his neck,â€"-no sweet voice celled him [amenâ€"end yet this one word thrilled him with en undefineble emo- tion, uwukoning at once within his boeom feelings of tender pity for the sick man, who seemed so young end helpleu. “ Poor boy," he whispered, “ ho is dream- ing of his home sway in the Eat, and of the loved ones who little know how much so needs their core." and ndunoing toward the bedside, he adjusted the tumbled pil- lows, smoothed the soiled spread, pushed bsck the tsngiod hsir from the burning fore- head, snd was turning swsy when Waiter awoke. and fixmg hi: bright eyes upon him, ssid isintly, " Don't go." Thu! mtrutd the «pain out down ha- sido him. while the old name round up, ox. claiming a :SSIB GRAHAM, A sum or Lon Ann nuns. “ Pro Bcno Publloo." as figs guilty ‘2 CHAPTER XIV. gantry. 011-..â€" I)” “ Sekes alive. Captain 1 in that you! Ain't. you feared the fever catching 3 He's got. it mightily in his head, um! keep: u goin' on tbout Jessy, hi: brother. I guest, or some chap he knowed at home.” At the mention of Jessie, \Valter turned his eyes again upon the captoiu, and laid. “ Jessie’s worried. Did you know it 2" “ You, I know it,” answered the cnptain, thinking it best to Humor the whim. “ Whom did aha marry 2" " William,” was the reply, “ and I loved her .0 much.” At this point the nurse arose. laying : " Bein' you’re here, I'll go out 3 bit," end the left the room. Walter looked uneuily after her, and when she was gone, said : “ Lock the door md keep her out. Don't let her come back. She's one of Macbeth'a witches, and makes one think of Jessie's grandmother, who won’t let me talk of [mm to Jessie, until I urnâ€"well no matter what. Do you know my father 2” 'No,’ und the captain shook his hesd mournfully while Walter contmuod : ‘ Are you anybody’a father 2' ‘ ‘ ‘ I don't know,’ bud the voice was sadder thm when it spoke before. ‘ I’m looking for my Ruther,’ \Valter said, ‘ just us Telomochul looked for his. Do you know Ulysses 1' The captain had heard of Ulysses, and the mention of him carried him back to an old stone house on the hill. where he haul read of the wonderful adventures of the hero. ‘ \Vell,’ \anber continued, ‘ I am hunting for my hther, Ind Jessie cried up in the pines when I told her about him. and how her father testified againit him. Do you know Mr. Graham 2' ‘ Who 2' screamed the captain,boumling to his feet. and bending so near to Wa‘lter that the hot breath stirred therthick brown hair. ' Do I know whom 2' But Welter refused to answer, or even to speak; the captain's manner 11ml startled him. or it mey be there We: something in the keen eye fixed so earnestly upon him, which held him speechless. For a moment the two gazed fixedly at ouch other,--the old man and the young.â€" the latter with u bright vacant Itaro, while the other sought for some token tu tell him that it was not without a reason his heart but so fat with 3 hope of he scarcely knew what. ‘ I will inquire below, he said at last, M he failed to elicit any information from Wal- ter, and going to the oflice. he turned the leaves of the register back to the day when he left. three weeks before. Then with mitiring patience he read on ‘ and on, read Jones and Smith, and Smith and Brown, some with wives and some without, some with daughters, some with sisters, and some alone, but none as yet was was sent to No. 40. So he read on again and then at last he found the name he sought, â€"WALTER MAMUALL. ‘ Thank God ! thank God 1’ he uttered faintly, and those who heard only the last word thought to themselves : ‘ I never knew the captain swore before.’ With a great effort he compelled himself to be calm, and when at lost he spoke none detected in his voice a. trace of the shock that name had given him, bringing back et once the gebled-roofed farm-house fer away, the maple tree where his neme was cut, the brown-haired wife,’ the stormy night when the wind rushed sobbing put the window where he stood and looked hil lost on her, the mother long since deed, end the father who believed him guilty, All this passed in rapid review before his mind, and then his thoughts came back to the present time. and centered themselves upon the restless, tossing form which. up in No. 40, had said to him . ‘ Do you know my father ?' ‘ What is it, captain 2‘ the landlord asked. ‘ Your face is white as paper.’ ‘I am thinking,’ and the captain spoke naturally, ‘ I am thinking that I will take care of that young man. I find I know his people, or used to know them, rather. Dis- miss that imbecile old woman,’ and having said so much he left the room and fled up stairs seeing nothing hut that name as it looked upon the page,-‘VALTER MARSHALL. lle repentedit agnin nnd again, and in the tone with which he did '0 there wu a peculiu- tenderness, such a mothers are only luppoaed to feel townd their children. ‘ Welter Merehell,â€"-my boy ,â€"Ellen’e and mine,’ end over the boy, which wee Ellen‘e end hit, the men, old before his time, bent down end wept greet ten-drops, which fell upon the white hendeome fece, which grew each moment more and more like the young girl wife. whose grove the broken. hearted huebend hed never looked upon. NO. 182 'Why do you cry 2' Mind wuw, “a a. cafitfln replied : m a l." u ‘lhud sononoo like you. add “unke- mo cry to I“ you hero so sick. I m going u» an on. of you. too, uni and um wo- man 08.’ ' 0h ! will you 2’ w Wdtor’l joyiul cry, and will you any until I and my father 2' ‘ Yes, you, I will any with you always.’ and spin Seth Mmlull’l lip. hunched thus of his son. ‘ Ian’t it funny for men to his: men 2' “filter ukod, passing his land ovoi tho spot. ' I thought they only kind Women. girls like Joule, had I don’t kiu her now, I hhven’t since Iho WM 3 little thing land gov. me one of her curlu. lt’. in my trunk, with o lock of mother's hair. Did you know hidingâ€"hi. he. in the 'bod‘qfiuhu‘; nabbed ' ‘You, you, oh, Haven. yu,’ And the max that questioned fell upon rhip kqeu, ‘uud His grief distressed de, who, without understanding it cleuly, {qu mutiny“ himself in some way connected with. it), tad laying his land upon the any Mrs ‘ his rush; be smoothed it carelesslyfi '5 I ‘ Don’tâ€" cry. It won’t do “flea ‘1‘ used to cry when I In: a boy and Mg!“ of poor, dear father.’ ‘ Say it. :gnin. Say ‘ poor, door fothor,’ one. mom,‘ and the whité, hound {m lift- ed itself slowly up sud crept on until it by beside the feverish one on the pillow. Thus it was the father met. his son, sud .11 through the afternoon he. at by him soothing him to aldep.‘ and then bending fondly over him to watch him while he slept. ‘ lie is eomeJike Ellen,’ he whispered, but more like me. as I was in my only manhood, and yet, on he lies eleeping, there in '- look about him that I hove often teen on Ellen’s face when she Was asleep. Dex-ling wife.‘ we: little thought when we talked together 0‘! our child, that the firet time I beheld‘him would be beneath the Celifornie eklee; !end he e bearded nun. ' l ‘ Then. as he remembered whet \Vqltu- had. aid of the hair. he opened the lid of.the trunk. and hunted until he found Jessie's. nven curl, and the longer, lirowner tron. He knew in n moment that it who Ellen't ham-and kiuiug it reverently he twined it about his fingers just he he med to when the soft eye: it shaded looked lovingly into his. ‘ " Walter's in like it, ’ he 'uid, stodi‘n‘g to the bedside, and laying it among the lock. 0! his son. ‘ Bless my boy,â€"'-bleu my bby 1' and going Incl: again, he pinced we look of hnir beaide this ja. black ringlet wondering who Jessica was, and win! 1th had married nqotl‘ur. n‘v‘vafimwiug M'wtw mum in”; bat hetWeen himself and the window hear the outline of his friend, and knowing he was not alone, fell ewny ngnin'in'te‘ Ileep. resting better that night then he h'nd'done before since the commencement of hie illness. For many days Captain Murdoek'wetehed by him, and when at last the dengu- we. passed, and Walter restored to con-elem- ncea. he was the firet to know “Land bend- in; over him he breathed n prayer of thunk- fulneee for the reetoration of his Ion.- ' Who are you 2' Walter “had; 1!“: objects 3nd event.- had dimmed s'rltionsl form. ‘ Who are you, sud why Inn‘yon been so kind to me, u 1 nm sum you hire 2' ‘ I em celled Cnphin Mnrdool,’ .mfln answer. ‘ Thin is my room ; undone l have occupied for elong. long time. 1.11:“ the city some weeks ago on habitats and dating my ebeenue you came. Al the home wee full the landlord put you In hm let one night, but in the morning you’werejo ill to be moved. You has been very fink, end as your nurse was noné of the beefi. ,Ldil- missed her and took core of you myleuxbo- cauee if I had a eon in a. strange No I should want some one to core for'him, . and I only did what your {ether would with me to do. You hefie a {other young men 7 , The question was put uflirmativoly, and without looking at the eyes find [0 intehtly on him, Walter colored crimwn uho re- pliegl} Unpuin Murdook'tumcd toward tho win dow for n moment, and than in. enh- mica continued : I ' I hapo I have. though I don't know. I never law bun except in dmml.’ ‘I will not sock your confidence, You aid some strunge thingn in your delirium, but they are ate with mo,â€"u “lo a; if I were the father you never saw. This chm for you some days ago,’ and he held up Mr. Gnhum's letter, the light of which htd wrung s cry of pain from his own lipc, for he knew whom hand had traced the nun. that letter bore. ' And has anybody wdthn to the people at home 2' Walter asked, and Cpphin Mnro dock "plied : ‘ You. the landlord sent 1 (av Ill)”; ”fin; thnt you Were ill, but wollcared 104.. He dtrocted to ‘ Wolber Mtnlnll’n frlondn, Deal-wood, Mm..' for by looking over your pepere, we found your family lived “here. A grandfather, perhaps, if you hove no father ?’ and Seth M "shell weitod untimely for the waver which Would tell him if hie 9.8.1“ lire were yet numbered among the 15in IIVIIIK. In hi. ruin;- Wnlhr had never spoken of him. Ind the heart. not lost aphild’u became its owner wu a nun, grow hint vim: lost In» his lather shoild he dud. Wolkr'l reply. however. dimpoud gll In. doubt. Continued on Fourth Pugs. , , _ .1