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GROCERY STORE TEAS A SPECIALTY Can of P J On North I Constantly on Hand WlPflaatatlfiltr Q U R I S a fan RELIABLE DRY CORD WOOD LEADING HOUSE yOK THIRTY VKWMABKRT Buggies Carriages Wage Etc Work Attended to Promptly J a a a I prtnd ray o driven home in I couH lig Wood or Stave Bolts Uavi rtfiUi Til d Largest Best Stock LOW it for Infants and Children Moraj October Judith stood by gate at the top of the lane which led from tier fathers to tba way Ju dith a straight and fitapple tall for her Kit black two long thick braids over her jacket to her waist She bad thin fea ture and a dark complexion bat her bright black and red made her face attractive There about and outline that and indeed father fact tht of his far away had been the ton of Chief Judith waiting for Wellington Bail a neighbor boy who always with her through on wa to the vilUc academy Wellington about year than Ho had been a city boy but boarded at a farmer cousin who livd not far from Judiths home had been a pale delicate boy when he came to the farm two years be fore country wade him and though hardly the other country and Judith only a year fully half ahead taller Judith nii were only academy popile who lived the woods The and were off tunny upland about a roiloapd a half from the village Neither of the young folk minded the walk in weather nor Judith all afraid to go through the woods alone bill for the sake of waited for Wellington and the child nn were generally Judith Wellington coming hurrying across the timber lot Wellington oat of when be within lance you ton Judith asked to think you wasnt alone een the with cooiin David Wellington nn- awerod They all tfiie morning and it took about an to get them together Wo to run over the whole lot down in hollow And got wet and had to change your and blocking I tftid Judith ally Wellington stout ly though he colored a little f I wasnt going all day with I donc it other loys wouldnt mind much Judith remarked Well do returned Welling ton They had about half to walk before the road dipped down into Lane woods How dry the woods look and how dotty road is for time of year Judith remarked Yes said Wellington David If the Ml rnitH dont in pretty coon will danger fifes Oh fie what ft some flowir that it pointing to a bright springing from side of Steep bluff down end get it for me will I want to take it to school Ita pretty down doubtfully looking over the Muff Oh If afraid Judith began shouldnt ho afraid there any need of going down ald Wellington Iiot lief ore he could Judith had down over the cliff and catching hold of the to steady her weight was deftly climbing towards Hi flower picked it arid to Inn flower inU her hit with tjIIm X woodor your folk hrp- to name you Kington she bald a little later as they going through wood dont know Probably they If til the name Why is strange Welling ton Ob Wellington was a great gen eral know n very Bomrhiw doesnt to suit you well floihed with meat knew what joa Judith Haskell Mid he ought to bo ashamed of Just I dont wuh to splash through the mud And fts as a pig and wont break my for nothing but flowers youve no to say Im a didnt say retorted dith WeJl you came pretty near it might as Well ha It Youre always hinting such things became I wont do tricks that there is no in fiat IdonC care I think youd want to be said Judith Boys ought to be brave- My werent afraid of anything when they were old as you are And theyd be to care for a little dirt or hurt Maybe you think I want to be as rough as they are but I dont re torted Wellington Im glad I wMot brought up that way My father a gentleman and rather be a white man than an Indian was tbe beginning of the first serious quarrel had occurred between two Judith was and both were angry A schoolgirl friend was to go home with Judith lo tho night and when school out Started along road with out for the girts s he would usually have done Judith purposely kept back and Wellington out of sight in the woods before the two girls started on a leisurely walk from the schoolhouse m The son was still warm as Welling ton ran towards the woods the sum having lingered well into and he took off his hat to cool his head as he into the shadows Halfway through the wood Wel lington sat down upon a log to rest A fresh struck hie face as he climbed up out of the trees It was singular that the usually cool and refreshing should bo and on this day He tamed as he reached hill summit above the tree line and looked over hill topi and acroxs the valley And then he saw which startled him it was a line of fire Beginning at the tAjiQ of a clear spot in the midst of the Lane it was spread ing across the strip sweeping steadily and sorely towards the that ted down the hill and the hollow highway where Judith and Ellen were no doubt walking They wont see the fire the woods nre so thick on that side wont know where the heat conies from till it is right upon them thought Wellington Ho slipped book strep from his shoulder pulled off his jacket and laid it carefully with his book the highway And then without a moments hesitation he dashed down the bill the burning wood fire was making greater vy among the dry pines on the bill tidit than on the lower ground- A- hear crackling behind him Escape to the upland by the read would soon be cut off But had no thought of turning hack boy who disliked to wet his feet he boy whom bis mates had a dandy kept on towards heart of the woodland Tut girls must have come so far cant get back to he lie ran We have to fttriko off from road run woods of fird round the root of bluff to thn The air like a furnace when children met midway of woodland rip Judith and Ellen hurry inj along frightened and panting streaming down their fltinhed faces Oh Wellington cried Joditb Are Which way It KrArntlm east said I wt from the hill Wo from it by road way It must almost here must run for the gully While a streak of flatno shot view between trees Catching a hand of fcacfi girl Web with thorn into the woodland for a low they left tho siitht and sound of tho Inhibd Judith tall end nimble KUon was littto anil lithe Jiul only by tbe help of ho fleetfooted boy who ImJ they have kept up that through woods their krjrnkMd their faces over logs and rocks but stopped for thn roaring fire was JHliind them scorching air from burning swept facts Now a swift pwt and caught at a limb overhead haves to ground A of through the air caught a burning fold of and out with his On on hurried air grow hotter hotter flames grew much patch of open ground giwo Moments relief They to catch their and on roust hurry though trees beyond and round lie Muff could dart arnund Blinded smoke half heat they pies through thu I thicket gained the bluff that arm of wood enured Its ahadow They could the firo still roaring through ho wood as they crouched by the rock and bathed Mister hands and the brook that through golly- The wall of rock was a barrier of safety and the firo could come no cold water bad a allayed the pain of their smarting eye and and facta the children began to make their way slowly between brook and tbe foot of the bluff on a line with the highway at the They not go back through the fiery path of the wood though after a while a lull the roar of the fire told that the flames had spent their fury at the having nothing more to feed pon- Yet Tor hours there must be dense and heat along the hillside and hollow where the woods had burned and the ground would be a pathway of hot coals So they crept along aa beat could by the precipice which rose almost more than two hundred feet above them limping tired and blistered EUen could not keep back the tears of suffering and weariness and Judiths usual Ion all never could have got oat of the woods Wellington if yon hadnt came back and helped she said tremulously But how are we going to get Wellingtons were smarting and his face was pal with pain but he answered bravely I shall have to climb the bluff and toll the folks to help you op But yon cant Weliiogtoo can returned Judith in a tone for her strangely gentle and timid It is high and think so said Wellington Any way I can try We cant stay down here Besides the folks dont know where are be dreadfully frightened when they know about the fire They bad reached that of the bluff where in morning Judith had stepped the sloping edge at the top and picked the red flower She now looked fearfully ride It is as good a place as any Wellington There are come buhes that I can catch hold of in places and it is no steeper than thereat He began to climb Bite of jutting rock now and then gave him a little foothold a branch of shrub or bared root proved strong poougb for to for a hold Foot by foot yard by he drew himself slowly up the steep side- He was thirty feet above the ground when a branch to which he was clinging loose sod he began sliding backward- Only for a few feet however r his foot found a lodging place on a bit of rock he grasped another shrub patiently resumed ascent- About half way op the bluff projected for a foot or more and when bis feet reeled securely on this Wellington stopped for a few minutes to rest and gain hie breath Tho hardest dangerous part of climbing to come must clinic tightly to the face of crawl slowly try object roost carefully before trusting his hold to and avoid looking down The temptation to measure which ho had climbed with that still to be covered was irresistible but ho knew that to keep bis head steady and free he must not downward for an in atont- How anxiously girls watched the climbing Ijoy forgetting the pain of their bump in their terri fied suspense Sometime they cov ered their faces with their hands to shut out the sight as ho hung by slightest high up on ter rible cliff then were watching him Again with strained eyes and parted lips ne ho still crept safely up and up over Now a few feet only remained between him and the top of the cliff At last his hand grasped the railing he drew himself carefully edge waved hand hack to the girls and disappeared Twilight was settling down upon ravlno finally hoard calling to thsru preci pice All neighbors of it seemed to them looking down the cliff side tying and testing coils of and then a of lino dangling downward to ravine Stoutly together the in the neighborhood bad been adjusted into a sort of harness with strong cords attached tb draw girls up tho cliff Judith adjust lines about Ellens arms and watched her partly climbing partly drawn up tho tbe har ness came swinging back In fast gathering darkness Judith fast ened the upon and trip and the quickly carried homo by anxious and aym ft was several day before Judith took to school down blackened and through woods whose autumn fire bad blighted It even Wellington was again in his seat at school of Ms blistered hands lacerated by climbing the cliff in a sling The still went around muddy placfi brushed bit hair and blackened his shoes carefully wa averse as to wet soiled clothes but none of his schoolmates ever again thought or spoke of Web Bailey as a dandy or a coward Jottings from Now York to Brooklyn July IB I860 more CDS of Hew York oca great the Jpet among nod almighty as important la all of and do with many an eld Canadian regard lot adeutioM while lower walks of ecclet an and wearied itraglo for of aUtadlaa much fith arecot and palatial difls other sod as wall pablie and pWcf bat action of Now k sarrow not waqtitg that largo maaasi of th baud to hand ceo fret to aoal lody tub wattr supply for large it lth wo weeded ear way to Pat to wttoesa iimoay aa of ilia aque to nude in a ptediog they Apples borrowed for present to the There are Cor at park HATy have the in ectioa of France the racet week a welt known hone dropped dead Some of the Canadian riflemen made good in the stage of the competition KF It calculated that there property valued at at the bottom of Atlantic i of gold valued at were crushed from of Nova Scotia quartz last month A horse in front of a diy goods store devoured 4 number of straw hats that were there exhibition Mr Brown P Hamilton has been appointed honor ary commissioner to represent Can ad at the Jamaica Exhibition A very severe had a tit of sod flow over Essex county evening young fruit has knocked from tbe in large titiee while miles of corn have been rained A cablegram to Co announces ibat he Toronto light was awarded the gold medal and four hundred francs at the Great French International Field Trial for The from water Central ibt water for to the city is toil th total of luouel siUr way capacity for gallons for boon This is to a Bowing abxit rue foot weond It wimited of were lis of this aqueduct and Urge it that a bo It from Like Hirer a of COKCET3 hot roootha a ipvid ft Sibbalh after Park The corporation en- and Ihe cable air We wended our tray hither day aaJ although a lare of to or yet a of We to no co aoil th of iirtpsru Ihe attack up well kaoKn lent from whom all flaw Thelmmeow lirMUl4oefc namsriqi walks of at if eoij ihaw Sunday who gather at Hod tot when coma to New multitude of huMltd ell week in If lament of the city altera and JlilJ dont of have tie a foot of laud at a yard to hiring the walking of our of filaeMcf Ibioga day father can take fa little family cot and away from odor lenttctat homes au op of a few air and tiered tha of good and Dating week we flailed OLD On la l pile Church graveyard h of who walked New mora than 100 yeara ato Mir a are worn by action of thai It la difficult o ie toil lnKrlpliint II dejtttl imbiaid the and of who Ire tfia lianlby or ujoa buildings finabcUnpr ate mora a flip Vauwfukla aiunt J A mora than I in iU few dj at f r lie In for tha Worlds Fall In a where thermometer con up the tha scarcely got ilry flora theU the dan of a day in which on 1I11 In aha places No cut the Mount- aloaltlanot for much or another and there am tbarewhen relief to city or favou it In teiofitratiri Mt than It j snd eiiarlfnree getMll to of lhA givp a IrnfOlua to bat with nortality At for trip to than vol In Atuarlrx Hammer Irerel now la of tha Hat Inter were killed and much properly destroyed by a cyclone In the town of Homo of places got them World alter all It at well to let get tliojWnt from Whitby Chronicle which ay toy way of native rata at work to lrtU on It a good to now they bad a height that a man go through a with an axe and blaze atallci of order that the road ma not bo tight of Con of King birthday on laat All of life children excepting two farwnt of hla old A very pleauot afternoon jr near Kganvllle out to do work In garden ho other day yearold baby in child a peculiar and want in when the horrified to too with a largo colled about it The fellow hud the In one hand while with the he feed log hi anakcaMp with bread mother mm- daughter to aid kilted the a hoe Woodstock last week experi enced one of most terrific hail within the memory of the old cat inhabitant The streets were white and as big a wai note- This storm played great with garden sss At HI Thursday the railwny tracks not seeing Central express ran Win- sprang for ward and endeavored to cave her and both were instantly killed Tho Advertiser tell of a named ODell in that vi who allowed their mother ft years of age to bo sent to jui a rfurd to contribute to support sons are said to ho prosperous On Saturday afternoon two men brought before of Aurora and Mr J- P with Day at Kvralny to the Act were fully proven and a f and imposed went forth dogs in England should ho iu of many outbreak of reported has fallen from in the last quarter of to thirty in the Brat ler of the pretext and the decrease is still going Oil Ont Jqly heavy storm last night tho barn of T eecond was destroyed by Strong effort a an joining barn twelve distant were oats a chinery in building at the linn Loss about Insured A of in township of King hud killed or by Sir had two valuable sheep kiltrd and a number worried- attacked flocfc and Mr fortunately succeed In two of the two escaped j the brilliant mountain explorer and the only as yet to reach tho tops two wits of though forty Europeans had visited tho tains him Is preparing to Africa for Ho will try to roach tho top of Mount second mountain EST cuitorn of a water boy carry lea water through lie cars an on Connecticut railroads tho war water the cam to tick and disabled soldiers and It so commended Itself to public that a law passed making service on all roads running through fcteto Meat vegetable growth or hug The latest ry district a smell orn or emit on plants They it nil kinds of plants but tho to ha desired alrtot of an inch in length and resemble very much a until do not upon plant On about oclock of Key nobis in tho 2nd concession of Whit church to he on firo and assistance arrived building wm entirely in tho roof hod Rained such headway before leihir discovered that very contents of There a An the hut contents to Mr Is a fievi rascals been the of snd and succeeded in swindling good many of our farmers Their Is gold which they have obliged to take on a bad debt Their story so well rendered that many of our farm ers Ml victims to their snares and paid from to for watches which worth less than each All is not gold that When will reallu that these wily strangers not to be trusted -v-