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’ammun‘. WILLIAM GRACE, ERR Ub‘ 1‘ij (JUL’X 1‘1' \,()C11T, and Registrar of the ISJmJg-ntu Court. Uflicu t ‘he Court. kluusc, Liwbuy. ‘d-m, England. (mice mu! ru4i~1cn {‘03er .iillilb'l'fliii .Utux‘u-Jys int 'Putucu .‘ w. (,‘uuw vum' , Lindsay. Uthcc mcr .\ ¢ ’1 ; afice overthe Post Othc'e. Bobcav geon. 0ct.12h,1 \V’Tllimumt a.- floor m1 W ii finds; RADI'ATE UL" VICTORIA UNIVEP- SITY, 1u:~1nh~-r of the Unllcgc uf Physici- ‘fans “c" Surgeons of t )unm'iu, Long Island Cul- gmgc 1; «find. “11.1 lh‘ucVuc litmpituiCullcgc, Em, \’.w' “3., Un- 5â€".Liubcaygcnu. 1".1L)l\ \l'.‘ {-3- A C" n, .\ ’14. Solicitor fox tn: '1'. Foley 5 00's., film'k, Kent fitrv "on. Siam-y Sm U lit-fcrwe In [hv ih'itlnum and Mcrcuniilv !1x~:1;'.|.m';~ «fun ‘1: Keenan‘s New liloc‘n, 0mm. Housm, Kunt Sum-I, Lindsay. Physician, Surgcun, xxx, 6 litrsitlx-Ixccâ€"BcickkIotmgc ivy Dr. Max‘tiuâ€"Luulsat)‘. Alililfi’l‘llig nun-r, ALF. ugs, Hunt “3“" New Yuri. wows 11m 1) .31. w. Fmtrbu . EEZPF KWfiCF/Z‘F A aria 5.852. ”E: CE 955% ”5.533%. C58 5. F, \ARRIAGE, Waggon and Sleigh maker. Repairs execuu-d at. the shortest notice and. in the best possibk- manner. Terms Cash. WShopâ€"Uppusitc Mr. Orr’s Temperance House, Boulton Street, Bobcaygcon. JOSEPH GRAHAM, ROW}: LAND AGENT, and Free Grant Agcnt for the Townships of Minden, "Stanhopc, Anson and Hinden. Residenceâ€" Boulton Skeet, Bobcaygeon. ROBERT P. BEATTY, A’ILOR, thankful for the liberal patronage bestowal u.) him sincu he commenced business in Bubmygcon, begs to say'that he is still pruparcd to promptly execute all orders with which he may be favoured, in the latest styles, and. at moderate prices. ShOpâ€"over 31x. Harlow's saddlcry, Boulton street. OUNTY JUDGE V HouSc, Lindsay" A. LAWURSE, IOUXTY ATTORNEY um! (.‘l-:rk of the | 5..-..- (mam in Kauxum's Black, Lindsay. V H. mumm, 31.9., u FEDEESSiaaAL cnaas. 1.4.3155 mmnmx, LERK OF THE l)IV[$IH.\' COURT Office in the Cmu‘t IIarxsu, Lindsay. EflquTK/z: Cawnalnc . FIE Avgâ€"57L 93:57.. W 5.. h. mwmmmkefivobg Arumfimn 0.5. 62$ 5.; CSAmHCV. CCCWH. \ Card w: C..::.n2..<.ucc_r Peace. Umcc in. KC'JHALLL'S AM prepared at all tirrm to negociatc loans I and «buy Mortgages on improi'ed Real Es- tat", on ”the most favourable terms. Loam! made for private parties only, not for any CAMBRUX, 1mme .3: J W. ( AW ,_:Hil‘ lpk :UHHST hun‘ (v. D SuhcitufiriuJ C. B. BUXNELL, M.D., ‘ORUNEIL Univ", ow-r lh’mliic'ltl 6L Ulux- tnu's Stare, {Lulu'uygvulL OLUME 111.] 1h; éi‘rliln', ALL Nutm'ics L'ublic. WGâ€"5??? fifiwwwfififi .5295â€" ?me ./ 4.1.5....r: Du. W»! liEMl’T, 4 {ADUA'K‘EC Hf M45"!!! k‘mvc 1‘ PULL. guy)“ A.\' . 934 Fr? ,, henna. “.55.an CUE“ umHu, Brizwxs t’; V. V. ISL‘UL'S [ROM LONDON, ENGLAND, Veterinary Summon, Bobcaygcon. Office next to '. Boyd’s. ‘ETERINARY SURGEON, Graduate of the Ontario V’ctcrinary School, Toronto. Oxiicu Lindsay. 34. D-S‘:1:\ k3IULu, C{)H\'|"V:UH.1|" R One Dollar per Annum, in advance. A. \V. J. DufiiiASSI M. JAMES ’ MCKIBBLS. \V'. )ICUAMUS, GEORGE REM PT; J .\ M E. sm'm A; sum, JAMIE $2.11T1I. 11’. DUSSFURD, Ufiicu in the Court. Home, Lind- S. C. WQUD, A. LAUU'LIiLSA‘J, H, :\Elt)t'il"j-lLL-x c. Udlcv, txcumm cut. Limis" " THOMAS MONEY. l.\.\' th, Ql Uumrm U: ‘Iar'ulx m.- 3‘, Lindsay B. EDMISON, i no m. CATHER, AMEN Jim \VT, Issucr of Man'- m. and Commissioner 101' kaicc at Bobc.lygcon. yLUixm u M «W u} 1.1ch 0‘ LA.\ HY unm- iu the Court nuns Frn l' \‘ H :m‘ucr of William Limlszw. L; a: BARRON, :;x r; y s-.vr-1. .\ wâ€" s-uL-Luw, Sulivitur 0'15, Xoviiu‘irs, dun, Mr. “sun‘s store. I 5-:le S. Smith 2||’.'t:1'~‘i(V. “((51.11 mi: l Numb British, «fumimnhs. Uhiu qmusilu the mett :Liâ€" LuW, s.divitw-in-Clmu- Cum“; \.l.l|\ cr {\zc. Bduk. mm 0 «Nu h: 52013:, hummus m L\, U. C. l)- 5- Kw SC. “an 5 Ion [4) H Lindsay Lana-1y occupied '. G. HALL. Ufflv; Snugiturs, and Umuriu Bank, ila»1‘,:c. 0mm 'gn‘uucr. H w, (jinn-y brick Build k; E, uvvr 'lmmzu'c the Court {chance y of Lou- '2 ”142. I}. :‘iis, nut in the :Soh'citor. ut and 9 Ub‘iICE.â€"Fixst dour north 0 House, William Street, Lindsay. the EYE and EAR AGENT fur first-(lass Fixc and {if «' Imm- atnce Companies. Im'nm :d mrms 1m sale. Money to loan, Sun, kc. Lindmy, Apr-'2! 28th, 1870. v-tf GEORGE BIUK, (comm: 0F WILLIAM Joux snail-:75) E. BENSON, M. 1)., 7 ATE OF I’ETERBUILOUUII,Graduate.- of Bullcvuc lIuSpiwI Mcdicu] (‘ullrgv, ch York, and also of Victuriu. Liullcg’, Canada; Physician, Surgeon, Accuuchcul‘. UBCAYGI‘ZDN. Tuwnship Clark and In- surum-u zuul Gem-ml Agent. A lot of valuable: Farm Land» for Sil'l', AHRIS'I‘ER .\"1‘1( 12\ 1'} \-.\ l‘- l. B icitm‘ in Uluuuury, Lanny”: UIIianâ€"Uvux' 'l'uppur 6.: Thum‘mon .4, Stu-ct, Bulwu'vgcun. L\' EL()\' I IN' Wm 5-H, lhin‘ iv- an old null cs‘.;;'.1.\.; Lhumnin Stu-ct and "nests may obtainingr gnod m 'L-mmnmluiic. u :u lumnl 'lhl: 1M st lhlllnls :ulnl 3.1“: :35 be had at [In inu‘. 'iim {usl LLLSS :uul hulaLh will LL‘xtiy cam-l‘ul atticntiuu tun _/ [FULX J.\CK> ‘UN 1: KAI) 1‘ L This 13 :LWc ll know .1 lmtxl- mm i7.« d by tin tmn Hi. 1;: public. tic-m alum-c liqums. lwmuy st. WI: IL- 5 :n [mu-m 05th:! in attend: un' « A l').\‘cvll«~nl :u'mmmmlzmnn fur and tln- lu~t iiqnurs and rig-H's stuck. Um .1 slallvltng aunt am nth-1 \\' I: l Ul‘|iw-â€"'l'u}'h;rx n-‘u' mug." m,“ Hum-s {mm ‘J :L. m. to 5 p; m; 33- )[oxuy 1n Luna DU\H\'1« N 110555;; \ f!.\l)i]\ \’ ,"HIHM\S LE .\I‘ Y, lh I (’)I:¢,}.\Y(;Eu.\'. .I. j First-class :LL‘UJH men and Tourists. NICKEL”): I“;\LI.S.(‘-h«-1ui.<t. hrxigyisr. 311-1 E Stutiuncr, and (lmlcr in Paints, mils. Yur- nishvs, Sxecils, Dyv Stung. Hun! (til, 0:. Lumps, :Llsu Schuul :uul MiscL'Hunv-nus i’mul‘s, “mum ’npcr, (w. l’hysiciuns‘ i'n-svriminn.~, auul ‘ - - A-u-n . .I..f A.” r I‘IE SUBSCRIBER llcl‘l'luy llnt‘él‘lvfi the mill lie that, he has l‘PHIHW‘ll his tEu-tnr)‘ [rum l’ctcrburough to within um: mile of Lindsay, on. the Bobcaygeon rmul. Any person want- ing a. cheap, caSy-working and durable pump will do well to get one from him, as tlu: .; Dmmig 1"mnp”cunnm lm wan-Mud, as will by testified by hundreds who have lllll't‘hilscll them. H. DENNIS, .\':vnt. ”mum H 1971. 3-131- Family li‘ hours. .1711}: BEST I: Particular attuntion gin-u Orders left fit. the stores of Mr. A. Urr or Mr. I. J unkm, will be promptly at,- tended to. fiEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! The subscriber, having just received a. con signment of DENNIS’S 1’ UMPS I of this year’ CAiSSB‘S norm; ETERBUI’J) UG H, Ontario. J «:Wctt, Proprietors. ICENTIATE of the To | Mcdicinc,l\Iindcn, ()nt (Lindsay Sh north u‘." R ‘ (‘UX WAY l'ruprivmr ). Sample moms on t buss to and fmm tlfi- cu At Much Lower Prices than usual Will " FOR having made up his mind to discontinue the credit. system of business. A general _. __-“_- ~J~--._ 'â€" , . assortment of. Fresh Groceries in stock as usual. The highest prxce paid 11 cash for eggs and butter.- ‘ The Stage wiu leave Bobcaygcon every Tuesday, Thursday and Samday, at 6 o’clock a. m.zand return the same evening. Fan- modcratc, Parcels at the risk of the owners unless booked and paid for. HUGH WOBKMAN Royal Mail Stage BETWEEN Minden : Bobcaygeon. Murch 11, 1371- FRED. E. BURB HA) Barrister, Attorney, So.i:,it-3r (Sc CHOICE DRY GOODS, Bobcaygeon, April 6th, 1871. Lh I‘uyiur's nuw Muck, l M. w. MlX'l‘iI«_-1L\' 2,: UJ.\\V.\Y II! ,1 (me nz‘rkzmwxmuuu.) bubcustcuu uu Almmav triumw :iunot nul-u u: ASL‘UR IIU L' FURESL‘ 1U >1: LU UK' 31120 ' 151., Dz. CURRY, s manufacture, offers the same . G. HALL. IN Til/2' DOJHXIONI CORNELL, JOSEPH BROWN. Sunk. (Km! Oil, 0.: Lumps, “SCL'HEAHI'UHS Pun-Ls Jinum iciams' i’n-sn-xiptinn.~, and cam-[uity 1n, ,uuul :t all irmr. First class 'lmth. on tlu- first "“t. firm: It’- L'iLl‘.‘ and boats. n5 Kchi I Tomutu Schuol of C 11 t t ’nt' s-tf :an- nil-oru'ilxr “ \HY, i’rnprictur. THINf01'l!‘:l\’('ilt‘l'.\': cigars always in .mattvntivl-ustlrr. to dismacs of of flu: Murtu [)3 CE: )ivlmh tur, 3mm in 11mm“- (iumi lu-dszuul UN Tun’cr an I‘l'uprwiur AND NORTH PETERBOROUGH. AND VICTORIA ADVERTISE}: “'5 n :ablinj. 6- l yr l't )jn‘h‘tnl' ,‘iy Ilium A‘XCI'HVIH A \‘s", SUI- L'ul‘, «it. n .xtn-ut Uuultnn D 0 UCIWL ' HE best of Liquors and Cigaxs kept in isk of the stock. Every: accommodation ior the travelhng public. First 'class stabling, in DRKMAN chgrg'cgof'an expcr'icnccdyosti‘cr. _ Propricto , Kingnoupt, Sept. ZQph,'1871. - NH lum- (‘IH 5-Iy according ‘to law. or otherwise trespasflng upon the under- mcxniuncd Lands, WILL BE PROSECUTED . Gore’s laura’ New-Horker, Till-l U HEAT ILLUSTRATED .V 11 iii llmzil, Lita-retry and quily Weekly. New York City and liochcstm', K. Y, \'.ul V\I,101137011M this I‘IIIIIIIIIH lmII‘I. III “Ill I-xI \ :l in MI IIII- I |.:II ll hali>fil MIIII 1 II.“- Muss I-IIII'IIE, Din-run ' IIIII. 'I. :IIIIl “HSHH'FL HI ”â€"1- I; I Lin-- ‘K IIII: K('\\.\‘,I:i§1:.‘, I‘ :11‘37‘,‘\'L«i. ill JdXI.ilLSi.é.lni ii 1.x:‘.\' 2m! 4421;311:1- -,‘~I. "firstly-Wu uh". {its-I. Luz .3151) [in- V 5 :pin )‘I'. SH- xt :ii‘mlininu‘ '»\'w H in :. [main in (Linili‘iy: \uHh- :zmt \‘zirimyuil pun-ma :is vl'ull .‘L.\' in six. -, slyi‘c nnni iiimimlit ins, and having a Unlitilla'liiiti Cirvulmiunâ€"\\‘ilh tvns ul‘ thousands of :mlc-m :uhnirvrs in both Town and (‘nnntryâ€"tln- “rum. is tlw cry-m , FARM .\.\'l) Fun-mum i‘l\‘\'(HH’l‘E! l‘lmploying tm- bvst mi-‘nt. in HM: landâ€" huvin: Nina :iblc lithium and Hundreds 0t Spvcizil t‘untributm-s and L'(IX'I'l'xluulHii‘ntS_ and bring an :H‘inm\\'i~"1'L'Ui authority on l'mrtivui. Srirmik'u‘ :LnII Lilvmi'; ”minim-13, an I’m-l. u :n'ulr snvs uf it :Inu .. Tin-z lil'flAL is L'rm‘tu'ui. ‘ ('Xl'inlht' uml um nu: .unJu m, u” l‘lxvi. mgt: truly says of it that .. Tux-z “I'RAL is the {must Ell-guntiy l’rinn-«l, AMy Editml. Widely Circulntul :lml Humily \\'« h'mm-d as u wimlv._u‘izi~.}x ILUW finals its mu- l’utw FORM, STYLE, TERMS, 8:6. Yul. XXL, for 1870, will be published in Superior Style, each number cmnprising Six- teen Double Quarto Pages, (of Fii'u Columns Each,)1~‘incly Illustmi d, and neatly printed on book paper. Only $3 a year; 82.50. Canadians, American postage. Subscribe and Club natalâ€"Grout induce- ments to Club Agentsâ€"Over One Hundred Valuable Premiums, ranging in price from 4 to $600! Specimens, Premium Lists, Show- Bills, Jun, sent. frge: 1 n u: n I ”Uta, “A .1 Uvuv ..... Tm»: RURAL has” always hailed from Roches- tcr, N. Y.; (the heart of a. famed farming and fruit growing: rsgion. wherein sew-ml of its Editors and Contributors rcsidc,) but as its principal Publication-Ofllce is now in New York. all luttors should be addressgd to 'u ; I may British America Fire and Ma- rine Assurance Company. .L l» U ED N VACâ€"<1 M'avvvvv BOBCAYGEON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, AUGUSTZMh, 1872. 0x1: or THE owssr, Bast AND mos-r RELIABLE conmxms 1s THE WORLD To xxscm: m. Having opened an office on the comer ot William 5: John streets, I am prepared in re- ccive applxcations for Insurance in the above Uompz‘i’ny. GEORGE BICK, Agent. I'BLIC NOTICE is hcrL-Ezy gin-n that any pcrsou found ’ (LATE nndb’xzn ’s) . CHARLES MOFFATT - - PBOPRIETOR. \mi rélllxtll‘ YUL'UN. To Trespassers. TOWNSHIP OF HARVEY. Lot. (Jun. Acres. 15......('. . 3....20011mrcm'luszs "()0 “ .......2U0 U ..200 u ..........2H0 u ”A; ,,,,,,, 1L. ......... ZUI) ‘5 p. .. n 17....... 18....... ‘) ’) _......-.. uâ€"uâ€"pâ€"ntâ€" . .5 1; 'si 5. U ’14 (4 h Bobcaygcon, January 2135’, 1871 . fiaffatt’s Hotel, H)“. “t \r )n . T. MOORE, 41 Park Row, N. Y Y D. D. T. MOORE, 1.1211 'Filnber i11lhr\'iLJ‘..~.Ul‘. 0111015 it. clubs of ten or inure, 20cts. a year extra, for filizl'Ai‘Lb'T. 11m mun [UH ILY M. Ho)‘ 1) [Q ()l‘ H U U (Open to all: Influenced by those who Convince us; H l6 U (I There's a. little whim; cottagu that stan's ’mung the twig-s,- Wlmur thv hummngfird comes to sip swwts wi' the bu s, u \\ lmur tlw bright morning "Imivs grow up uu‘ [110 0: Wm” And tllL “w- birdies? n‘t‘stlc' afi‘ mg the green 1( an 5; But {Mr rc' snnn- {Ling cumin 1 it to day that Rm 1115 Nulâ€" ' It 11mm". tl.:|t lmuk «‘ontcntnu-nt it had; Than; is pluum \\ iiln- there used to b-ggsunp‘ shim: bcfm'c ; Its windows :m: durlu-ucdâ€"thux‘c‘s cm-pc (:H Um (iuor. l I I A ‘ ‘ ‘ w 'l‘hrrc's vrapv nn the dwrâ€"ull is silent \Vi‘kln'z ; Therv :u'u mu: mwrx'y duldnn lecn- makm' :1 din ; For (In: um- that m LS myrrh-st aye u‘ tlu-m u“ [5 laid outiu min -s lei hm}. \\ hiLu Ls thc 511 I.‘ But Vcsn. rd: Ly mom 31111-- .. [111: sun shum sue r'yht > N30 sh p houndul frcérâ€"nm; heat was muir li~rht; i \\A1C“ the ulmnin uun’ Luuml :L his plmiu’ \\.'l>' (II' 1â€"- IIc \\‘ N111: 11111.11 “111 111- 51111111111,- :1 111111) o'v r 1111- 111.. ,._7 111' 1111 the “1111 1111111114.” 1411'15' 1:11.81!) the 1111-- !11:'11 111-1111,:311111 1.11 bniws \1'1111111111'101110 11‘ 1111 12111 h1‘ 111111, ["11 111- m 1 1111-111 1111 day cunning: 11111111 u‘cr ”('1‘ 501$th slx'h'vs 'I'n stillw iil'l’f. "L‘im-ugh my trials." plain, Fur I la H Hut! 111; His 33:: Tu dwvll wi' Hu- :Il: \'\'1.:u:r thew}: zu- 'l‘n stil! Yd sh. ”L'i‘y \vi LIN Sid \Hll r “i think," sajglxp) _huslum?.l, on}; day, "that We rmly snoixld do suincthing ulmut Ucmgimx a (-dumtinn. Slur is m-ul 1y [would mm‘ to idh; hL'L‘ film: as =GC : .. ‘~ k‘UQD. tie in (L umn, I do not act: how We can improve her. 1 ready dimd bringingr u governess to this desolate 5pm,; bin: would not. stay when: a. month." This was by no means the first conver- sation my husband and I had had about our only child and :puilcd pet; but it is a fair speciuicnof many, and ended, like the others, hy letting the subject. drop. IIovcchr, as winter approached, wedccid- ed on moving iuLo 13â€", and took apart- ments for 21. short. time. My husband soon became restless; 11c "hated lodgings,” he said, and thought Georgina, accustomed to run about the country, would fall ill if confined 10 our small rooms. Ilu would take a house: then she Could play Wllx-X‘e she chose, and run up and down stairs to her heart‘s con- tent, especially on wet days. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO U 1‘ Taking a. house, however, is more passily uccomplishcd' m 1» 01d than do: ed. W mtcr in the séasion in E , and this, it w: predicted; Would be an uimsunliy good one. Rent-s rose in proportion. Our means were then rather straightened; not so our ideas, hmvever. We were both fastidious, and I fear the house agent found us rather unreasonable. I got so til-ed of walking up and down stairs in empty houses, and also felt. so chilled, that. at, Inst I allowed George to take all the trouble of visiting and view- ing those in the list sent us by Mr. Letts. When he came home, ahd reported what he had seen, I listened with due attention; but on' considering cixrel‘ully, there was generally some drawback. One day, George came in With a. radi- ant countennnaes and said: “My dear, I am sure I have found the exact house to suit us.” “ Where?” was‘my first question. He named a dull, but Mi‘stbcmtic part of the city. I listened with great defer- ence while he‘ expatiated on the merits of this habitation, and described it from “ garret to basement.” It certainly'seem- ed unobjectionable. The rent was the next point; that also was in our favour. So it was arranged that I should accom- pany George next day to see it; and he politely said that my decision should be ,final. “ La. nuit port-e conseil.” In the wake- ful moments of night I resolved that, if the new house» was one where I could make niy family, at all comfortable, I would not discourage the evident. desire of George to take it.” In this inood I accompanied my bus- band next morning. When we reached our destination I; thought. its appéarance unexceptionable. When we had trav- ersed it all, I said :â€" “I think we may decide on settling ourselves here.” “I quite agree with you," said my bus- band, “ I knew what. your opinion would tin: cure, nut ail}; >1 Iii" M“. V“ m his Wu: (1331: his {war mother kuculs, .x‘m‘ M‘t'MhCS ‘t'«-1‘xh:t~ivx"'l)kl\“ fur 11w 5m"- l‘«)\\'sht‘1}:vi>; wfir wirimwd lmzrt has lwun sound to will I win s drmvm-(i in t1m1Jl11‘Ix:sac thcrc‘s empt- at t-lu: door; U 'er “:4 mm on llu' do“; By ALEX. 'B. menELn. vr ;:‘1« I. ur in-;‘ \‘ihgly murmur Grape ori the Bear. (‘mn I’oetl-y. c h. HBfiwHFH. mu agreed iuls a 11 Ar um mum, though “I - ”All. i w in-r ham to v- su‘: lin; urnmrs, --1 “mm. n ,Jm- : H ,- .4 v ' . .u ‘ I ruuh'I; 111) um um! uuL : .. \\ as cxfitlw Lhcrc urd has but mun hack z. .5; 5521.1. :5 .16? :3. ant. .52 :6 a : n? )c tl ““111:me- are. C S artiéle on (the chiffoniers and tables as though he‘ had never seen them before, and fidgoted as if he was expecting home o‘r‘xe to keep an appointment. I‘laughin‘giy ’1-en1inded Trim that our friend had made no pro o.mise Evening piosed 1n, and our party- was not increased. Next morninw Georm: went out early. The coid just at this season {was so intense that. I was kept 9. prisoner at home. In the afternoon he stayed 111th me; no old gentleman nppemmed and Geoxge was :13 11np1t1cnt as before. Three or four days passed in like manna. At lust George. 'semnm'riv c011viiice (I 11111 ”km“ and I had "en en mistaken. left. us One aiternoon for his accustomed walk. About. four o‘clock that tiny. duced me to glance at the arm-c uninvited guest was there! Knowing that he had not ontéred thel room in any ordinary way, I did not. like l to approach him this time. Georginmi perceiving him also, crept close to me, I and we left the room. I rang the dining- ‘ room bell for Mau’l‘uvish. and he called‘ the other servants. [was first to outer the d owing-room, and was slowly follow- b‘d by a wandering train. Our old visitor did not more even to ruisn his hand; we stood about, him in silence; then, dismiss. ing the rest, I kept my own mrnd with me. Muc'l‘avish waited in tho. entrance- hall for the departure of the old gentle- man : llUVVCVUl': our Witicll was useless-J19. disrumzczn‘cd as suddenly as ho appeared. Whon my liuslmnd roturnod. ho found the household in great agitution: no one now doubted of 2m unearthly visitor- Goorge. however, ridiculed that idea. laughed at my pulo face, and said it. Would never do to cncoumgo or oven allow our SL‘thlllls to believe such nonsense, or We: should become the laughing-stock ol‘ the neighbourhood. I begged him not to leave Inc. of an :tltcrnoon till he was con vinCcd thut this was no illuaion. lle said ho would sooner mu ' at home until tho expiration of our louse than miss seeing the “old gentlcnmn,” who was now our “ household word.” llmvever. his patience was not long tried this time: for the following al'rcrnnon We Were all three in the drawing room. I Was working, Georgina. suited at. my feet, my husband pacing up and down the room, sweeping unconsciously the :Imimacas- sars ofi‘ the chairs and. sofas, catching his foot, occasionally in my dress, and stop- :l._'_"llll (icurgn walked 10 the Mudow £11111 511111111 111cm 111115111115. \lcanthuo xm' nerves Wore 11000111111; mum; to 2.11011 utmost.11. was 111111051 four o clock. Iwwched the time- '11cCc, #11111 when 1:, pointed to 1our, 1 glanced at the chair: there was our guest! George. howevm', appeared to have fort'oue: 1 1111 about, him. 111111 kept. his back to us as 110 gazed from the. window. My child took my 11111111, but remained where she was; I dared not move, but counted the momenh 1.111 George should turn. At. 1:151, he (1111 50. Words cannot, deacx-ibe the amaze- ment pictured in his countenance: he seemed thmu[or-stricken; but, soon 1'0- 011V'e1'i11g his self-posse55i0n, he walked up to and addressed our visitor. 11o. howev- or was not. more suc0esslu1 th’ m I had been; for the old gentleman neither rais- ed his head even to glance at. him, nor made the slightest movemeht, but ap- peared, as 11.51131, absorbed in 1110113111. Mac'l‘avish found some excuse to enter ‘ the room to see the result of his nmstcr's vigil; he approached also: the other scr- vzmts in a. short time followed, as if gut:.~'s- ing something was Wrong. An astonished circle formed around the chair, and an agreement Was made in whispers that none should stir till its occupant should go. But how that came to pass was ix.- comprchensible. He disappeared with the eyes of all our circle still lixed on him. 1 How can I describe it? I can only say he was and he was not. In order to certify! himself of his absence, my husband was‘ going to seat himself in the chair; but Georgina. interposed and would not suil'er it, evidently in fear that the chair might sink through the lowest depths of the l earth. ‘ i My’husbund's next proceeding was to lcull on Mr. Lctts, the house agent, who seemed so overwhelmed with amazement that more simple people might have be- : lieved that he had never lmud of such a. ! thing before. However, in the evening my maid Went out, and in some of the sheps near in, quired about. the house as if she had been a. stranger to it, and heard that no one stayed very long in it- some of the less cautious of the usual gossip retailers tell- ing of an old gentlemen who had been seen in it for many years, but who never “ did any harm.” --’- .. .i, -1- n--.’ __,,~ :- Next mormng I had a severe attack of neuralgia, an occasional tormentor, then brought 'on by the agitation of the proce- ding days. George fétched a doctor, and we related to him the extraordinary inci- dent that had befallen us. He readily admitted that he had often heard the story, and strongly advised our breaking the lease, and added that I must have a complete ,change of.air and scene. My husband again called on Mr. Letts, who, , after much pressure; allowed that because liuy Eabit in. rm-clmir. The “ We' area at last ~F61£11natc “ we “Ln-pea The house-agént' was silent. Signing and sealing Were :Lu mnpdshad without delay. Next day we 111111 1:11:49. fil'OS li“hted, and' the house which {NYC us the idea. of hav‘i‘i" bum. ion" unoc cupiod, was thoroughly aired. In afcw days we took poss§e§4iom The morning of our arrxml \ e offitrimd to settle 0U! furniture and the prettv lithe artic.es Of “ Manny and virfs}. é.”'us Mrs. Candle has it from our 9k! W56 to ice]: as home- ‘ike as possible. Iaiétlrc .z.tm1~00n. Geox ge went out, for his custo‘ ‘ry ramble : 3'. was toolhusy'to‘akmrfiprm m, and Georgina abfioured to ‘hink I could not :lrmngo things without her assistance, so she would not leave 01:10., We had plat-ed our books on their sixelvcr; this was the finishing touch. I still hzul the last: in my hrunl. hut. had opened it. and was glancing ovm- its enu- tents. (h-cn‘giim was at llm cémre mid“. taking: oli' the bonnet and cloul-g in which her (loll hml aocmnplishoil herjohrnvy. In a. moment, 110\\'k‘\'(§l', I felt my gawn pul- led , I turned. mid saw that my Ckihl hzul crept to my s‘ulc; she \‘.'lii.~,pox'ed Stealth- ilyzâ€" “ Look them, mnmma 1" I looked in the direction my darling pointed, and saw am Oh). gehtlefiian seated in one of the arm-chairs. lle soumml seventy; his hand was slightly bowed, his hands clasped. and he was apparently uh- sm‘bod in thought. Ignzud earnestly at him, but couhl not, recall his features : in fact, he was L0 me, perfectly a stmngcr. With this resuluuon I approached and addressed him. ‘10, however neither looked at me. nor app- mod to have 1; 0- 1M me spexk. Thinking he might. be deaf. Some moments passed thus. 1 thm thought he innst he 313mm; of th': furmw tenants of our new abode, and that it was time, if he had thought, to find them tlmre. to umuuint him with his mistake. I repeated my observation in ahighcr key. All in vain: he did not raise his Imul or pay me the slightesbattexition. I. tried again. but was equally unsuccessful. I now thought that. my VlrlI-Oi‘lnlb‘t have lost his senses, and recalled all I had heard of iunatics eluding the vigil- ance of (11:7: liecgiers. a‘ml cutefing {lu- quite llavou of a. family unexpectedly. With this idea. I took my child’s hand, and we left themf'oo‘ni. ._ " ' \Ve onterc d the 1. min: the bell. “Muc’i‘avish,” Iamkcd, when the but,- lcr came in. " has any one called Lo-duy to sea me 2’” “No, mu'um.” “Ur to inquire for the last. occupants of this house ‘3" -‘ No, mnfmu.” “ You am quite certain: 1’" “ Yes, ma‘am.” "' Will you inquire if any of the maids have opened the front door Id any one ‘2” “I know. filmy have rot, mmm, us I have bun aLoiit Lure all the af'tm-uoon.” “ I wish you to inquire.” I said. Mac'i‘uvhh Went, 031' WiLiL :m ii-jured air: but presently retui'uwi \‘Jilil iii-conwulmi triumph to say that, no om; except him‘ seli haul Opened {inc hail-(100? that day. I returned to Lin: drmving-romu. Uur unexpected visiwr \ms stili there. It was now about four o'ciuck. i did not, expect my husband till fine; but. oh! new 1 wished some mhgnotio power could bring him home. Presently I was struck with the recol- lection that I hzul neither seen I‘iOL' heard the drawing-room door opoh‘ ; this (letexn mided me on watching for our guest’s de- pztrture. With this V'iev}, l seated my self near the door, and. beguilud the time with my crochet. In about an hour, how- ever, just as I had done counting a. few stitches, I glanced towards the urine-hair- it. was unoccupied !' “How could he have gone '3“ was my first thought, when I, began to think; for I was wonder-stricken at first. He certainly could not. have gone tothe ‘ door, or I must. have seen him. I hasten to ring the bell ; but when Muc'l‘avish ap- peared, I hardly knew what to say, fuel- ing reluctant to let him know the strange incident till I: had told my husband, so 1 askvd : ' “Did you not no‘v .2 f? s. No, nm'axn; out. since.” I was puzzled, but, at 133i: 11101119111, George knocked, and )Iac'i‘zwish 11asL1rx1c-d down stairs. I felt, V‘ cI‘CVed 011 seeing my husband, and soon told him all that happened. \\ hen I saw his air of woude1, and I may say doubt. I felt. 5011;; than in my any ieay 10 av oid any for ndatmn for exag- gerated 5101ies, I had not called one of the servants to witness the stranger’ 15 1'15 fi, for thou; '11 George did not :1‘;<ulutclx' refuse to believe me, he asked so mam, ques'ions that I almost began to doubt. the evidenc- ()1 m3 (1)03. > Next mormng Passed as Usuah but in the afternoon George insisted on 1cn’1ain- ing at home with me, but he did not, do so Ovid; a good grace; on the 601111.11 y, be was most restless, paced up and «mm the took the books from their shelves, m, but instead of reading, thicw 111le about, examined every little (0 n Has your master rctumw ,\‘o xuu'unh" Open the from, door just no one 1;? room, and I rang mas passed in 01 l) H there \m'e some 1'u'111oursg11hiu. 511‘; If r'mu'm‘ 111‘ did xmt believe. about 11m hnuso. he had 10!, us have it :15 fin'ournbiy 101- Ox‘rsoh‘c.‘ as rassiblo :md sounm' than have :111y111ix._.g..uid about it. as 110 1111.: it. 110 11 01111. 'tu {a it: of? 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" "11.15 Lbeiirst time,’ mpiiul 11111 @11111‘101‘, “that ever I heard 11 ‘sw'mg 31111;" ' 12111117111 .111vhody. espo- cilelv a c1 11% T141 01 the 01111: ch of Soot,- 111.1111.” i 1 1° 11 ;2 un: Lug s.â€"»A little girl was standing in the st: uinn to sm- hor Mhor and agen- lum: m hicnd mi. “in u shu and Indy 0b- 50ch to her It'd?” micrriug 2» his fri«-nd.u1uo "ms tI‘; and lmky. “If the mug . uus oiI' Lhc hue, and an) legs mat. be bmkc. '1 hope they 11 be Mr. H15" *thu‘a LL. u. ior. ” said the startled H.‘ ‘Lccmxér ’ >..c added, an Llossly, ‘Aunt, Marv p.13.“ \uu Lave a 1)“ ur oi 5p m:- levs.‘ 'lhc linginb ' Li the bell of the conducwr p1 'evenzed an} cxp‘umakiun. A man on UN «51.13- ‘m. became one hun-' dred years old. wma: to 11mm 3 pair of shoes nmde 013141.411- thin, 11?: mum-d them bui" subsmmml. with plenty of hob ”311$. T110 sboxvmw-ucl' Su""0.~ik'd that he miflht not 1111: 10 um: suchapmr 0_. shoes out, \" hen the old gomlenmn re- wrted that be commenced this one hun- dn-d )ems ;_.-. 'ood dwl 5L10115'er than he dl‘J. the 131:2,01‘0! A Culifm-nifijiu'y, i}: asuicide we_lat¢- 13!, found the iblluwing verdict: , “ \Ve, the jug! find that the duwasud was if fool.” ENT 212;!) W! DEl-LN WEALTH. first game of" lifeâ€"Bait [NUMBER