The equity, 29 août 1889, jeudi 29 août 1889

[" / < * VOL.VII.SHAWVILLE, COUNTY OF PONTIAC, QUE., AUGUST, 2», 1889.No.H.Professional, Hotel ant Business Carts.LOCAL NEWS we hope to eee it put into elect at no die-ouus ladles of Sheen roust be very amiable as well as handsome, when we see soi many youu>c men coining to meek a partner for life In much A Urge quantity of rails belonging to\try* Wonders, how- the Pontiac Railway company and G.Val- Great preparations are being made for the MSutoTC; va pÈEB ss These rails have been lying at Hull and going to make it surpass anv picnic ever held Aylmer for a oousideiwble time pwt and were intended for the completion of the between II Bre-nan, of North Bay, Joseph to ^mmence construction of Xm.?/.I.\"n«fl^'nd\t'a the\tValley r< ad.Th® ta< t of hot contest, an they are all good candidate*, their being sold would indicate that the aodesch man wilt nee hie beet endeavors v> Mr.Wm.Somerville has boon awarded On Saturday laat the Onâonge foot ball company do not intend resuming construe-\tiVlda XuZ* the job of making the contemplated im- team cme down to try 'Wr mettle with tion thu yw.\t__ Chlfhetien'.S M n w m'amXir o> Pemi prowetnents in the ocricultUDhl exhibition out boya, and, as they stated themaelvea\tm_,\tbroke.As both ladies are very popular it i< tR.\tto get a few \u201cpointera\" about the game,\tZtmnâL\thard to say who will i>e the muctcessiul candi- Vhe Almonte Oaztttr saysthat the crop*\tM y Hobb's this week.Subse- ingwlien it was resolved that the name shouitl LICENSED AUCTIONEER, j l*r s ho can t.\\> ho get out.\twot me,\tcommand the «harp outline of the cover's hand, the aggregate is swelled by repeated and if it\u2019s any good I\u2019ll give you something she had been dancing.\t\"ill Bugg of Buggville ! No, sir.I m a limit and scan it with eager eyes.After - t» the piano-roon whon he seta warm\tand | |Mtej but a little time, for In four months 11\t1 bared my breast to\tth«\tenemy s\tflaj,|ng 6ye foaming task.Our hearts we'll humor him.\u201d\tI was penniless.I bullets that the Union might\tbe\tprsserv\t,(aad still as we smm at him in breathlsee In a few minutes the bundle of rags was I ««f nen oame my trial.The men who I e itcrtance f C.S.SHAW Colt for Sale.rpflE undersigned offers for sale a Four 1 year old CHESTNUT HILL For further particulars apply to G.H.WHITE, Portage du Fort ittljer mare Colt.< L i tray on Une jouma.ibid assistance in determining why July 30\u2019 1^9.P.8 \u2014First class roadster v«u the anti-Jesuit agitation is so assiduously iked by Grits solely against the Dom- Ei.i pire.m3 63 SPARKS STREET, OTTAWA.Wf A Complete History of the A Conenmugh Valley FLOOD: iiiii ii ftuvei nmeut OHNSTOWN The Kasitosa School Questloa.embracing also a history of the floods !n Wminm.-Dort, Lockhaven, Bun-bury.and all the flooded districts In the Stave of Peunsyinanla.also in Washing-tou.D.C., New York.Maryland, Virginia and Wen Virginia, all of which caused the total I os.or over li.*ou live* and the (destruction of over Ho.uOv.O'V worth of property ; I By George T.Ferris, A.M.Octavo, 522Ipagee ; Illustrated with Forty-eight full page engravings.Price #1.1».First tuition Issued August loth.We pay duty on all books.AGENTS WANTED Send W cent* tor complete outfit.\t\u201e .H.8.GNODBPEED ± CO., New York 4 Winnipeg, 20th.\u2014The Sun of Monday \u201cIt has been officially learned that Mr.Prendergast resigned his port-f.do in the Green way Cabinet last June, and»t was arranged that it would take effect .\t.WALSH & HOBBS, Props.of all kinds.line.Portage du Fort, FALL SUITS.% General - Agent : EjtSSSï ùiu the best of drivers.\tI lei ted.MACHINE OILS, FENCE WIRE, BINDER TWINE.; Intending purchasersvvould do well to examine my stock and compare prices, before purchasing elsewhere.Glass and Stone Preserve Jars.THE SAMUEL ROGERS OIL CO., OF OTTAWA, t Wholesale Dealers, Producers and Manufacturers offer to the trade the following spécialité : 1 J.H.SHAW.Pli A limm Burning Oil, the best \u2018\u2018Water White\" Canadian Oil in the Market, DIAMOND.,* H,pcpm|g§M'^N=o\u201cL10\" \u201c.S',ETC .MORRIS, manager, Ruwseil House B.oek.Ottawa I Oil.This ttnn also manufactures the Famous SiiAwviLLB, June 25th.' SASH 1 DOOR FACTORY, Ottawa, Jan.1,1SS9 269 and 271 Wellington Street WHERE TO BUY IT.SHAWYILLE, QUE.NOTICE.In returning thanks to the public generally for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon us, we would state that we have on hand a large stock of SASHES THE STEAMER As the spring weather sets iu it is the ambition of exert old man too) to provide himsell \u201c vhere is he to T young man (and many with a new suit.an ) This leads to the]question : * DOORS IS NOW RUNNING \u2019 DOOR FRAMES DAILY TRIPS buy ?\u201d Nothing more simple to answer.* nEvl posts.BANNISTERS, and everything required iu WOOD FINISHING.JUST BEAD THIS.PET WEEN HAND RAILINGS, Bristol soil Sami lint.M.:o: D.J.C R1IL.SCROLL SAWING IN EVERY VARIETY and DESIGN.ill kinds of Custom fork solicited Va« 5l0i SUSSEX STREET, OTTAWA.Keeps one of the largest stocks of cloths that is to be found in the city.He cannot fail to SUIT you, as his goods comprise every grade of manufacture, sty le and pattern.Prices to suit every one.HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, UNDERWEAR, HOISERY.F.BR ANKIIT, Lumber dressed at reasonable rates.to: NOTICE.Patterson GRINDER for reducing cats Sometime ago we added to our Factory a This will be found a great convenience to the farming community.\u201c \u201c* %'Zw Any quantity of grain ground on the short eat notice.Dealer in Butter, Eçga, Cheeev, Lard, Honey, etc., etc.Goods received on consignment Quotations five* on enquiry.Ottawa June l, 11**.House Building a Specialty.ROBT.McCREDIE & SONS^ BE SURE AND CALL WHEN IN TOWN.gkaW 'Mlr, Oct.15 1888, In the Libftry.Look, there they stand, gr (Jaunt quarto, portly folio, The Bands of Time ere slipping slow To ne who Hew them.Here la e vellum dark with crime, #t# Shall we not find a sprig of thyme If we glance through them T For the flret tin* In ,11 hi, breve young know, T-m,y often be bet the blind, ohedl.life, (1er,Id Revel»» knew whet U vu te be eot eervente of the flret.deee.1 end hell med w Ith terror.\t\u2022'! dere eey the* U tree, returned U ere Id, He reeled heokwerd In the denee derkneee, mn.lugly.But for »eoy yeere efterwerde he olutohlng the letter.How he foeed hie wey edhered to hie own privet, opinions, never theleee.A DEAD MAN'S VENGEANCE im row ou row ™n»j: w .ïümsssssr- Y-1\t.\"bT\u201e The White Sulphur Springe had bom t j * «.wttfti Archibald ?\" asked Gerald, making until he found hlmeelf on the grounds of his Gerald Ravelow severely for a number of pa*.t .the two ihsrp wortja oüt her unfinished sen- own estate, with well known trees and paths weeks.He saw In a hundred of the pretty UnJe the swift stroke of a knife.\tgleaming dim all about him and tbs taolt, In She started terribly and then stared at acrutable stars glittering down upon him him.*'How do yon know\u2014what do you from the mighty oonoave of the midnight prumkem Bear t ienne t ut a New Jersey heaven.[Th* End] are boon of lore end roym#, 8ÜLL1VAN OUTDONE.girls that haunted law ne and pi notais a ^reeemblanoe to Brenda, vague y Irritating.He avoided all ohnnoN of brio* kQ0W th.^ to .tamm.r, smm mm\tSis mwn telegram Irom^Brenda Hood,\u2018telling Mrke of lhr,,le-\tol the window near which ehe bed been evinced e dlepoeltion to nee hie pews freely, brother?death\t- .tending.\tand when the man et the other end of hie Gerald wee horribly ehoeked.For the firet\tCHAPTER XII.\t\u2022\u2022 Thle wey, Gerald,\" he eeld.\tleading rope tried to Induce him to return to imm\t=se^r ETAH«\tJttasr&rsi\u2019ss -«aarwsasLS\tnM sSSSrff'nSS BSàSBEaiâï SS3E3SS23 -à=E- \u2022m{ntt'Zxl\"ST5SSSut*a.n.*u.SriïïïS5:\u2018KSiTAjyfiS -to.iSU.^TU.aub,-.» J\u201c%, 5\u201c,b\" THl.Ir,l ,q|\u201e Ih.=.bUt b*r.11».H« «ï h« knMi- Ml open him aod Moored Ua ill rapt.«\u2022¦«\tw\u2014, ^0 lm# ## liüü », .U, .™& mh.««.dk- - wstys\tz MtissrSf^atsms ^siïat acf-, Gerald had brought a email sconce 1er Me ^«\u2019X heve b^\u201c Mettred-\t» thunder-ehow.r ; It romaine there And hie hornet heart le ee light end free sssü ™-x,v.Js^SSfâffi tssssasssac, SS3SH SSSSSmSpsusgte «afiSgEsairT* Sr st su 2ïï.~a sayrSL^riustr^ raSsÆUS eaH1\"-1\" a * ¦\t'¦ s;t yjts z s ^tisatesyatt ^ ».^\t^.».rSsrrHrs « E'ÇçEEEEE iwScjsasrsri,\"s gSsæiæz SSh^tT £fiSfP5»SS* DADsr *\tlittle pilgrimage# which her task Involved.| flower ?And yet to spend three mortal hours in \u201c No, Brenda he would say, \u201c There are thle dismal vault! he began already to feel memories connected with that plaoe which \u2022\u2022 Amy Rohsart,\" a hitherto unknown that his nerve power, strong and trust will haunt me till I die.No need of mak- wotk 0( Victor Hugo, has been published.am- to be added to hie merits, which, ef course,\tti0 t0M n D0M n° would be taken for granted by lug the above advertisement.a\u2014as of the The bindings old, the covers » *rn, Tne pages tattered, soiled and corn * They look like maidens all forlorn, Upon tbs enelvee here i Thei e is a pathos In the plaoe, Like tears upon a gray.beard'¦ face ; Yon shall not find the sportive trace 01 merry slv\u2014 here.1 see the oaJm smile of a saint, Such as Angelico might paint, Beam forth on me beneath these quaint Moth And here upon the title-pegs There le no name of pious sage, Bel two nameo linked,\u2014and.I\u2019ll engage.A pair of lovera.Together they would alt and pore The eaored volume e'er and o'er.And reverently would adore The face they viewed there ; They loved the quiet twilit nooks.The sweet seclusion of the books ; Did he read well her woman's looks, their former These walls that are so gray and old gleamed In crimson and In gold Christmas chimes the cohoes rolled Of girlish laughter ; And for a season all was well.Did dark Fate work a potent spell On gallant twain and damoeel ?\u2014 Them : Like Ah, then, what then ?We cannot any ; The*r life was motley, grave and gsy, And troubles met them on their way, ¦ To vex end grieve them ; ng, long have past their joy and pain, sir days of sunshine or of rain ; They\u2019ve lived for us In youth again, But now\u2014we\u2019ll leave them.Lo Th Hill's Fairy Tale.ran the tsde\u2014\u201c lived \u2022*My poor girl H he said, and took her In hi# arms.A servant had just glided from the drawing room, leaving them alone.Ger add's lips found their way to here and the kiss that followed was one of bethothal, as both silently understood.\u201c I have eo much to tell you,\" faltered Brenda, looking about her with nervous glances.\u201c But there will always be the thought that she Is listening.* * * It is snob a lovely afternoon.Let us walk out under the fir trees.\" Their walk lasted until nearly dusk.Finally, with a blinding headache caused by grief and excitement, Brenda redirected her steps toward the house.\u201c And you tell me,\" said Gerald, ae he walked ruminatively at her side,\" that Dr.Southgate declared your brother died of heart dl\u2014ass ?\" \u201c Yes.He wrote that on the certificate ; I saw the two words myself.\" \u2022\u2022 But you yourself think\u2014\" \u2022\u2022 Oh, I think nothing vestige of proof P\t.Gerald mas silent for some little time He would have liked to tell Brenda the rea eon her brother had caused her to place that paper in his coffin, but remembrance of his oath forbade.After onoe having made the midnight visit to Louis\u2019 tomb, he would be privileged to speak of It, but before doing eo the terme of that curious, whimsical com pact precluded all reference to his Intended act.\u2022« You, too, seem mystified by hie having bid ms to oonoeal that paper Ineide hie otffin,\" said Brenda.\u201c You cannot guess, can you, Gerald, what it contains ?M No, I cannot,\" replied Gerald, glad to so directly.\u201cUnless,\" he went on, of accusations against hie wife is to __J there.\" \u201c Oh, I have thought of that,\" said Brenda, \u201c but surely he would not have\u2014\u201d words died on her lips, for just then while they were ascending the iplssz* steps, Natalis oame forward from the Inner hau.Her mourning did not become her as It did Brenda, an# pallet ness noticeable In her odd hoed eyes.CHAPTER XL She drooped her game before Gerald\u2019s direct one.A significant silence now ensued, which Brenda suddenly broke.She put out her hand to Gerald.\u201c Goodby,\" she mar mured, \u201cI am worn out for to day : I must lie down.You will oome to morrow.\" he said,\" pressing She at onoe glided past her mus- she H1 , because I've not a coolc 8t.Nicholas.Bam.tall ; \u201cTb \u201cHo bo\u2014 1 hobo\u2014 1 ho bo\u2014 1 b\u2014id\u2014 the extreme know the pédalai\u2014 grow.Along the road where the And each one stands by the oow-yard bare Seeming well content with the strong brown hand That milks them there neaoh the summer stare ; And Sam's eyes look love a# he singe again The well remembered, sweet refrain, M #$ Gerald waited a moment for Natalie to *,*ak ; then, seeing that ene looked both em-bvriMd and agttated, ha sail \u2022\u2022I wm very sorry not to have wen the last Natalie warned furtively to gnaw her under lip.Then .he threw hnok her dMioate head with a little blending of worn and sad com.\u2022« Oh.H yon had but com.her.a lew hours sooner, Mr.Ravelow.\" she exclaimed.\u201cI believe that even yon might have consented the wife of your of \"Ho bo\u2014 f ho bo\u2014 ! ho bo\u2014 1\" One stout wrench with hie chisel and the ot ffin was pried apart He scon looked upon the calm, waxen face of Louis.How like, and yet how completely soulless and irresponsive l What hope of any vital, r\u2014urrectional sign could possibly be drawn from this pallor and apathy Î HHHHi^^Hbove the still features, familiar, yet utterly changed.He forgot the concealed paper of which Brenda had told him, while he parted from the dead _\t$ breast and chin the thick flowers which lay there.But he remem bared, and with a piercing force of recollection, what he h kd bound himself of old to u.4 effort In desiring and yearnIng after.Some of ?'he flowers fell over upon the stone flooring of tbe vault\u2014loe\u2014 camellias , wicn, perhaps, a few glossy It may be that I lodged that the movement of tl displaced it still more, you disparted the flowers that lay on breast of Louis ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦HI half concealed by these, while Its whitens\u2014 corresponded to that of the flows:# themselves, all being seen In a dim light Hen\u2014, when the candle fell-\" \"Fell?\" interrupted Gerald.\"Why do you state that It fell Vf Brenda smiled ever \u2014 faintly.\"Because you had \u2014t It, In its soon\u2014, at the edge of one of the stone niches.That It should fall )thing remarkable.XS5YCÎ ten the natural reslid to the floor, like some of the ________11 found there.\u201d Gerald listened Intently and then shook hie to side with \u2014\t\u201e\t.friend\u2014against the treatment I have forced to re\u2014ive from Brenda.\" t T asked Gerald.He leaned ol \"I \" What siclan from visiting your husband, even while you knew him in the agonise of death.\"I did not know It !\u201d she burst out, clenching both her slim hands \u2014 they hung at her tides, \"I never dreamed he was dying 1 How should I dream so! He had been 111 and niling-he had had such attaces before-and I wished tome New York doctor of reputation to ¦ | e country of Onoe more Bern rands 6y th With his wife besides him, Enfold a dear form, whose baby prate Is sweeter to them than the brook and her ar ¦ W I imposed tried In .The Breslau for when, as it seemed most put into your song ___\t_\tt strikes In Silesia were terribly heavy, though their offences had base unusually serions.The Court As It flows away at the foot of the hill Happy they wait, for they knew ere long The cows will come from the meadow side.his little son.and white vins el flowers that its looked at isnese and \u2022\u2022I have only this to tell you, tier_________low,\" the continued.\"Yon may be as much In love with Brenda Bond as I dare say a fall \"WAS out, and it seemed to him that as It did so a sharp metallic sound rang through the dead, uMtflMHpa\t¦¦HPH While the young wife looks with joy and pride; years' deprivation of all right#.Sentences varying from eighteen months' hard labor to five years' penal by \u2022\u2022No, Brenda.\" he said ; \"nothing oan ever mlraoul ¦¦¦¦the oall, 'nüiîï.Wto.A «4* »Ss &W \" ouely made beyond the grave.\" Perhaps he did,\u201d don\u2019t d< ny |L I\u2019m not attempting to explain any deep spiritual truth ; I\u2019m only seeking Mount for material facts.The last\u2014who \"Ho boss 1 ho light yet distinct contact, fall on the bn He lifted his hand, and caught a stiff sq kï-st¦sais.twelve the to Brenda.\"I I i the '\u2018Ustsst Mrs.Oliphant Is writing a book beet Edinburg.them his through t himself ?\u201d If - % 1 PE WL8 OF TEÏÏI'H beinsa iEWd.mmwm ÎLüSâH, itiie ehe^B\tThe\teelflihnese of the busy or preoccupied her greud-daughter\u2019s wedding wu e smell for three peers,\" continued Mr.Howard, ooeked, it U mweym oomolete y se a reted msn eb0we itself in hie habit of subordinate diamond crown, worn over the cep.\t\u2022\u2022end during thet time we definitely filed wm eeéiüü eüe the medio a I fraternity would jreieee refereDOe * his own profeeelonsl oonven An unequalled number of women ere ex Mississippi Rivsr, She immense volume of ._ .\t.\t-\t\u201e\t^ ._._ \u2014ioe.Thus intime be becomes, If not a peoted to ceke pert in the coming grouse we ter flawing oat of which oleeved Its wny pc i U», hut they do not Uu the contrary reâ|ly selfish men, et leest e very good copy eeeeon.The feminine shot# beve increased throngh old ooeen, end preserving its own \u201e\u2022 oloü*\tI enormously.\tdi,»inotlvs ohereotsristice ee to temperature j/JJJ 1\u201c*® ® rur^i nreotitiom r is Fullv A