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IyytRISTTO`J Allan r
sw DSPs, atweusr. them
thin
Cil
so
- ft welled heenwias b,.,n,mit 0le'a self, to
tth lebet,wrrrth wale ReektOdilNiu rylaax
n emit.' not le emeeted thee
curious taste for xi -eget -mots 1
vsi;alr 7 .,ylui.a, mutate 1110 least'
Yd v the meet indopeudent
r iu the 4 La. culminated N
trade; Tiam amble to my that,
it Areninius were sec . o tpn Tatra, b.
a IM raise of the
is bricks sad me: t air Star.*
• . Yew e.u't sat at host more
*haw tour per omit. tot of fair Ashlar
slid you ought never to build and
asset.' •
VA Note are .Met one million pelted
sat w od educ"1. 1. .hn lire in the
• Fhilie(Ine*het!, . ,a lond,'n, and ne
retailer. is there any realer who
n ut km.0 move family living in r
these a rtlaraulll, abominable to
some family ,het up, eels net ton
anomer, 10 s hideous Leek bele - • f
which, in spite of its Martauo au
legs, .alubita army form 01 mu
g,wdneee 1 Amus reader oho
know such • family is ea
etrtuuate.
Some, el:moose aro eye
think 01 Its bring ,tertietic 1.4
Others, the people we. h
their brrts,bsu.44.1011 each
`Aged tigers. Urn! bm;;rand
41 Lie, young Gray se.er
Nadine emit eiththe decent,
home he had prepared ler her.
came, he wished ab. hal new
he saw at once that to disliked
new that she lead p,me, she
caro to pi -ore to him, not on
dunked him, but that she Is
Town ; and, .bat ear still
teepee, utterly hated his w
works. Agus* a; him
ami1.
I hare heard this gentlest,.
lent eroel of men men,
hound in face. because of s
and imitate anlage '.1
lofty, up -Inking, specuhiti
eyes, which the binodhran
de Ka store all ether
feesetinued,)
in teY., at least, being
• eifcreated
the tinted-- row
bleodhonnd is the step
Gray had a Very nle
1 hare desorib.d that
(for be was little elm),
as earryieg hie heed wen
ped hie ashighu e
depot. They both
needy te untie ; and 7., 1 conaeer
that, from the otter dreimilanly re tneir
edncahoo, their atter arergeme 1u eyerV
presible line of thnughl, • their ten youths
ar.A1 hare had to aldlke nu'• another,
nee would have prayed that they should
be kept asunder- They were straugcll
brought together.
In stator*, he was aingnlsrly lull neat, grace's iitetaion to set the stones to.
well mode, tlengh she �t 1 sen at
Lr looked Lku F.': 1"ehis present age of
Tt•")<ig. +
r,aEiyes.
•
- •.etlsKTMIldy Went ondsauterne; 'eflel getom 1 welee:eisglee In A.Iler-
6 iiia recessive! t. ter, Lady Alice Rorty, a neebleee for her
Seeking annul, tee Knitted at all,. welding. I thought they would look pure
fpr a rule of life, hail Lend a `erten and innocent.' aid the natural woman. 'i
venters who had 1100 him 1110
eery eminent c man among alio U.- mean, I thea"ht it would be in tastr,'said
which
suited him eo we t I:e never departed 'lee artificial
fn'm it. An en th ,, the verbal in• Allan bowed, and mid, !Thoydsill be
spirahnn of the here directly, yosz..Rran..'-._Jl.a.w bask
for one instant among the reptile
serdenJ x,thel'isPO r. sed the ',chi
•, 1 d two
of the New Jerusalem ; butte
exig *hese : he wu quite ready for bei
when she said :
'Do you think it will ilo 1'
Now the Duchess of Cheshire
her .old age, a Very religious moa
certain sect; and a eery open
woman also, u more than one pro
exponoder of the Revelations we
Alias Gray koew it, but would Is
sooner that trade on it : nevertha
give this singularly odd anewst
coming from a shop -manager to a 1
must have rather astounded her g
'It would sgeroely do, your
the taste of the world goes A
goners! rule, you present M • you
on her nal entrance into the wool,
thing mymbeliaal '
'Yrs,' mid the old lady ; 'but 1
represent* the blue of heaven,
cloud of onyx the troubles on eaM
the bad got rambling, too,
thinking of tee time when
Charlie was killed in the due
.,f
Utak
eels
fie
; and
5,0,,1
at she
n.den
tinter -
and hu
not be
reef, and
a blood-
's s.:cnm
.d, and a
n t art the
ho., am.eug
111 mind,
Che gentle.
: kora the
ser. The
dog's, Allen
, tierce bey.
es .(I rdaunt,
All,•,I Grey car
them like men
tifsl es a Greek.
y clmld leitb them,
even glad be tab, far he gelled
Its quaint lasogbge, 'agnate.'
bo is perfectly Wired that Ill
saw he wiU ba welkin iu the
the New Jerusalem, as described
let of the ltetehatioO, is nut likely
awb abuat the ;sealed* oil aster
en 'Pews; mem if be comet or
to it, whi011 MIs. Gray could, l
etwtermongcr, against whose barrow
tiokom young gentlemen walked
men, and to whom this p(llean
g .well' apo ogased, did not know
the tell young geutleweo was desk -
wee his whole soul over the beatific
on Tb•. Romish rent fur elem.
au sent *lieu he found that a soul ns
ting, ou the verge of death, for the eel
cis which had given comfort before,
alta thought that the young men with
he face like a bloodhound, Who had so
awruoualy hao1e d over the ding marl to
hill, went borne t n pray that the Seidel
Atenumatioo nimbi cense taut of the
laud.
A most perfect (armee -s else 010
wu unable to ape notate any term of
emetic beauty -a enlae given up to a
buieuras which h Laud and Despised :
and yet who had a dee egardeo too ; a
:Arden also in which he could sen his
toren grow. They were opt to with, r
M/.41
4il' ssrtainly ; but he bad heard that
sal' all tower -gardens.
On this day, when he bed first left his
grandmother elate, he west fir t to hie
plume of business, the jeweller'.enddashed
at noon into dm books. The partners
Dame to him of a or twice 11 business,
and he gave back their teeny VDU's of
ovaries, nd trust ad frankly and as
honestly as any loan meld. So he worked
away at the dull figures, which were not
dull to him, fofhe had his purpose, until
nearly three o'cleck io the day, and then
uneasily began in hear the cerrieees pan.
'1 met gointoVJuity Fair 1000, 'doubt,'
he said 10 himself.
He wig y 1rte right, A youth name in,
and sail, '11 you ple*Ie, Mr. Grey, Mr.
Henry .ante yes.' And Allan with a
• arose and tell •0td.
pa, Md yea, and they were hem then
nothing t., tum,
"Now," 1.e said to the three partners,'
. soma ea the shop was shut, '•l am going
i to walk W my garden."
"Doe your prdeo take nnu0h to keep
up, orgy 1" said the 100(01 partner,
"Well, It levied oust uwre than I matt
afford, sir, if it were properly kept up."
I••-jlluw bow muckier lnetattee,"red the
1amYo[pat'tosr•-11,1 keep it pew w prop,,,.
1y, you kuoe-do you think it would coat
to keep your garden 111 order t"
"The 1111ule ge-deu 1" asked Allan; "I
have only a share of 1t "
"See the whole garden, then," said the
senior ;{meteor.
"Will,"rill Allan, "I amid do seine
ehmg with 1;100,000 • year, if l had the
man"agement of it. Aa it is, 1 du what 1
sen.
' N'e Pero geese to imaeaa. your salary,"
said tete minor partner, laughing, "by
£100 • year, but 1 suppose that would not
be much for yourgardea 1'
"Very little," said Allan; and then, re-
membering hunself, added, "you are very
kind me. I thank you deeply. 1 will
make spied use of the money which you
intrust W me in,nn God."
{MATT it itIII.
'Tbo big N[ 1'
'Yes; theta* like Tom,'
'That is the bell of the Romsa Catho-
lics
atblie ; they have establisbwl ttomaslve,
here.'
'Do they do good 1'
'Every 01100 whn works fir Christ doe*
good,' said Allay Gray, the extreme I'ro-
testaut. 'Of 000ree they do good. 'rimy -
work among tAe'IP Poise, when ens? fn Tt
I -or their 000 purpose/. kept amen;in
outer darkness, and :bey Ju gout. And
111.111 .seah'
Neat is the little sharp bell' said
Eddy, geItin; iuterrste,l.
Tbut ie the Pueyiu Shure ,' said
Alien, with a smile. • We tried teat to
gether, you know, at Shrewsbury.'
I liked it,' said Eddy , 'you did not.
Do they do good t'
. 'No sod,' answered Allan. 'I got into
tpubie for saying ao, though.'
'Do you Law Church and Dissenters
do good, Allan 7'
• We think mo; you mast Dome and see.
Stay here a moment ; there is a row.
Keep quiet.
The narrow steep lane before them
was crowded with people of the very
lowest order, all talking in that 'dreadful,
hoarse, Iteelon voice, wbw11, I confer, 1
bate never heard elsewhere. .As Allan
and Eddy had been booking .4owo that
-kms, they had wren it swarming with
'retgha,' male and female, intermingling,
sod swearing ; but now there was an
itaeid.nt. Ask the next policeman, or
read your newspaper, benne you say that
I ex:e{erato hers.
Frena the door of one of the house*
Game stumbling, impelled by some blow
frcm behind, a woman, baehsaled and
msd. who recovered her balance in the
middle of the street, and confronted the
dee from which she bad Dome Iler
fieri, bruised face, her deinuni..0 fury,
ate her horrible wild words, Ingle Eddy
triable and cling to At Ilan. In moths
,miot a man had dashed out of the do r
aid confronted the woman, who was at
fay, one the cowardly crowd parted. I t
gall an Irish row, and they were man god
ALLAN GRAY war walking swiftly
►way, with his face towards his flower
garden, when he herd himself heiled,ond
pausing, was overtaken by the junior
partner.
'IIers
is ayounggentlemao !rents you,"
he tale ; 'he has been waiting at the shop -
door ever so long, and haying gitso_)oel
up, came into the shop. I ra0 after you.'
'A young gentlemen 7"
'A regular young swell. Iii says that
he knows you would speak to him if you
saw him.
Al1Au Gray coming into the shop, saw
a slight, deer -eyed youth before hi u,wl.o
Held out his hand and said, 'Allan, you
have not forgotten me ?'
It seas Eddy Evans, fie few den,nn
strations of kin .ly feeling which Engli.h•
men allow themselves were over in a mom-
ent. Their eyes did the red, and then
EJdy and Allan were alone in the street
toe, th••n
'You had not forgotten me ?' said Ed- sire. No one bad a right to interfere.
dy. Then teemmi nee more the fierce, wild
reerrettliteemenetaeleilakilleatelileeliaellleritiliallAsiellelleanng
Did I not think you had forgotten ms 1' •1 the women and a roar on the part art the
A4.n's alt friend: he managed to truth
amat.Ialm.-.. !Alyn my dear."bi said. 're said Allen Gray, ma until Thele was an 1n,tanl 0 silence. u
See, then,' said F.d 1 ,with both tail he went at berg 'Then inarticulate cokes,
he rime I ;Esther sun noel* are both 7 wo .than the wont roar cf any red beast.
m;;al el, seat here ii 11,1 Ducheee of funds clasped over Allan's arm, and lie as be seised her by t11e hair, swat her
Cheshire wanting 10',.12 opals and maPle face turned up into the triune fees of the heavily dorm and began kicking her on the
litre for aching.' othermo , 'how unfair you ean be. Ha - Mad.
tie 16 and 4f: {A, said Allen, in a
whisper, mal passed or, with b'16 head is
the air, fur ideintcrriew with the Duaheee,
locking tint mmnoly like an ideal duke
teasel( What were.. prjnapadlea end
powers to him !
'The atones will be hen at o nos, your
grace,' he mod, eolmly. 'One of the hoose
tots gone for them. May I trite the
lib Try• of emitting wheather it is yon/
; w resolute habit ..t
self -elimination msd prayer ; and an in-
tense
mtense desire to do hu .1nde duly towards
every rine in this world : these were his
rules of life. mad he footle Peal t epi well,
while Anal Et ur disliked Lim, and
called him pat. Though, while she
laughed, the said that the world .onld pt
on no won* fogJ:a few mon of the Saute
'tamp.
His, temper naturally very quick
indeed, but n diamrered this and
tamed it -v 1 severs.) it exhibited.
The gond and a man whn had done so
much for le en intense dislike of
art in all f and his teaching in this
reep.ct had on congenial mil in the
cue of At Gray, What with beteg
naturally sighted, and what with
having a ye tense and practical mind,
he tees al tely unable to understand
the very w Religiously, objects of art
were at bidden by the second cone
aundmen tint) tbey were a dead
and total npro/table Ines of money,
which m' given to all kinds of goal
works. admired tau tittle Lorne in
Camden as being neat and respect.
able,Iepr.*entine a great deal of
sheer h ward aoa of trust from hi,
employe In the jewelry *bith passed
under h ode he bad tau` -Gut not of
his own. Aa ws know, some boys too
stupid learn their Euclid, actually learn
it by , sod page examination in fMet
sing.la ay ; *o Allen (tray had actually
leant • rote what was in good taste and
in bad nd ne more looked op to u an
suttee 7 is that mater than any one in
the s
8 , a man broapl.t to such a home
bis old fury of a grandmother ; and
is h(smt, kindly loyalty, laid the
wb• of kis hardly earned home at ber
fee
the first week thet
�
to.r indeed. elle returned
item his business, and Rave ip
die to settling her agd making
It was at the end of
M week, however, that the fret
are new comfortably 'fettled,
er; he said, atbeakfeet, 'i
testes. home so early, lodged, 1
gee bourne boe before eleven.'
lei*• throgged ber eh/alders ;
he ase that she did not like it. 'i
go to bed early; she said. 't date.ears for looking oat on the gas -lamps.'
, 'fan you net read, grandmother r'
'I keve not got any thing to read. I
Law read the newspaper, and I have
w dkisg to read besides.'
'Revere'Reve. read the batik i gave you
170. It s a religiotl0e book which
n ight le be read ley a religious woman,
s a4 1 most decidedly ala net, sad dot i
INN 10 be. i'11 go to bed and think of
he 104 old times.'
1 thin' ell women en be kind wen
have given deep pain, even m a mss
Cleydislike. She sm. emelt a link
e(
rwroom sego to his busmen that abs
Agin in Allan Gny's fast an M
s
tilled him Leek,
'There, you silly led; she said, 'don't
aid what I may, You meant kindly by
Mages me hese, and we shill do veryse
MIL 1 us beense I thought it would
• tis aebatMe, and, sod I love change ; sad,
help me, I have got it ; it is dell
theoWillage, Let,tt RCT/
sae soother, boy I have money, MA
Iso 1 few years it will be yosrv.'
'Tee de 5.t think I wa0 your seamy,
tinwesobs
er? 1 bed *let lie wildest kdee
ye. bad seg.'. to you
work; abieeiJ, imM
perie‘
aged
Wbaa be woo go.., ohs said,
that Is dkd b4 how dm 1 11.d
hi���sIm bewail. I wide I bed
Eft wane ter U.redw ; . M
a pongee." tea ay Or
y go on very
o, the
edony
ras, in
au ora
ilsorted
Ihetieal
I knew
ro died
Das, he
which,
,chew,
ace.
nee, ea
d, as ■
g hely,
, some.
tephirc
nd the
s.' For
1 HIS
er son
and of
other disasters sine, and forgot ;hat the
solemn, imperial genticmaobefor here.
only a show 'manager.' (1
•In theNaw Jerusalem, Tent,' grace,'
,add the empress, quietly, 'while we will
prey that the Lady Alite may enter, the
gates were twdlvo peals: why shoul I
n et her ladyship have a twelve -fold collier
of large pearl., with the other jewels inter- I
Speraed ? 7'Ant would be rally gym•
behead, I should fncy,under your grace's
eppmbation, nd at lentil Christian,'
The astonished old lady eonld only Bey,
'Rug de mince -would the colors be in
geed taste 7' It ver Blows
"They would be in St IOW. taste," said 7
Allan, with that curious confidence and Mordaunt
'audacity which few other seas possess brother 011
. 11010(1 led
Jimmy
built it ins
Johnny
be Ano. I
t ipalioa, as
he took age
/e Toe• -
'why r,
..ked A
1111. al
not deserted all pleasure, as they ealli.
to come here for the higher and more re.l
plea.ure of seeing yen 7'
Allan said noshing, but he tomekw
n oticed Eddy's hands, which were clased
over his left arm. Eddy'* hands ere
very small, and he had ow the matt bt.u-
tiful made lemon -colored kid glove,.
These attracted Allan's at Bettina so
much that fie took one of Eddy's beds
in hie end held it there, mid pae.ed his
brawn fingers up and down the sewutaad gained at tout balllagd -cricket, heart'
aid. -What pretty gloves 1' For he owed N" crowd -say, had dons more, He had
the lad u mesh as he enuld love se' nee, , eyes of t iia tso get* GIS n,reao l iwto toe
111 eyes tee Irak gentleman, and was sop
and he permitted his love to demeotrate' parenlly prepared to do so once more.
itself ao far. (To
'I doubt you are an old brute said
Edward. 'Yon are not a bit glad to see
me.'
'1 nm very happv,' mid Allan,
,y, but n , Feld
7.
you don't show it, as y.
1 nm hippy 10 see you Min, In I don't
kink lite a -M -mono. I want o spend
the evening with you. Where are you
going 1'
'i will len anywhere with ret,' said
Allis.. ' /('here are yea goinr?'
1- iba going to dine at th Bedford
wills the others, and then we sere going
to the play, and then we we- going to
Cremnrne. But 1 gave It ell 1p to Dome
to you, and you don't Bare f • me.'
'I care for you more thee .r any living
being, 'Edward,' said Allis.
'Hush. men, [ km yen e,' Inid Ed -
wird. 'Have I rntemet you 7 Have
I not proved that I, also, ere for you -a
after Roland 7'
Not a soul of all tee -soulless crowd
around interlered. They were lrisb ; the
man was a dangerous character ; and, more.
ewer, they were man and wife. Not one
soul interfered, Allan Gray uttered an oath
whit was strange to hie vocibelary. and
made a drib forward against the creed ;
but there was one more nimble thee he,
n" bile be was stopped disputing by three
or four heavy costermongen-who bad the
. truajat uhjnation to any interference. on
alt grounds, between a man and l.iaeteis•ise
Eddy, with that rapid dexterity which is
'Friendship, will settle i ■ few year..'
,lid .111an. • We will see :saw this aonti.
mental fondnesa km onoarther will settle
itself. Which is a greshroblcm,'
'Not such a great prlbon as this,' said
Kiwi rd. 'Where are yo going to take
me 1,
'I was gning to my AselALnrden. Will
you tomo Dar* yo .me?'
■ 7
'I dare any thin . nm an Evans,
thee and I would senor +' New;ate with
yen an to Vanish ell fish • nother.
will Dasa'
'Then we will go. low did you come
to Londa r
'Onr ðeragaes money to coma tine
Pee the town, nd.w, ave come ten see it I
Roland, and Job seal Jimmy Mord-
, Iles ben t. Et.
f i.et in height ; and
itch is 202 ; and to
it built by Aagosti'.
:oe ■nd I toned
root, rod 1. A
Pall's, whish Is
le the Monism
the Tower, whi
the Stark, Kio
mew, and roepained silont.
"It b realty a beautiful idea," said eke
old lay, "Yowl. house is famine for its
le
meed taste I think 1 will r 1 like pier
Idea very munb; you 510 evidently a Korai
Tieing man, flan not the necklace for
me," And she retired to her carriag.,and
talked all evening, and for many evenings).
01 the wonderful man at Merton's And
tasty Alice Rarer wore that necklace on
bee wedding -day
Meanwhile, Henry had been waiting
with the sapphires and the "pale, end ser
ing the Donbass depart, thought that they
had mimed an order. "Why, the old lady
u gone," be said.
Have too any.ioeptinnafly large
paile t" what Aan. "West a pity it
. that we should have b1 IM (loogeret
oeeklaee gn ! i would give any thing fur
those pearls now,"
"Hang it 1 von can helm them, if yeti
want them. 'there war no cash pnet(ced.
She is burst up, and they are in the safe
new."
"That is well. Keep the twelve beat. -
1 s0 you never heard of Chrysoprase"
• • Never," said the partner.
"tV• const try s lielln Anticus,," said Al
Ian: " Get MO thew other stone., awl
don't diem, me, if yogi can help it.
will go and deign this necklace; it is a
large order for mar hone *tend the artist
to me. 'And the street of the city was of
pure goldt as i1 were tnuaparent glass ,'-_
that is, whit* enamel over gold. genitive
the artist."
.nus... ---
So the ultra-Prnte.tant &tenally et to
work to symbolise in hi, trade, in a gold
maiden, t very thing which pilules anal
WNW 510 most wer5.eed 1'11n.ti.nes Hs
we dietatbed, if aught could disturb him.
Jost before the ■hn); a ela.ly 11.
eaN.d wet e. nit time be ,
lewd be a Samos tied of p* s.
ewe osso-oos ani lite _ .y be toohad
ba
or beam,, W MMawry their rale.
psrdenteP that Gray esti
its again. B. steed brew,
NM quite telly, and walled there
wbktAen �► Rea is ,Lire, hese'
'S ,,,,� Pte m.r)ptrrt•r, Th
} lathiutte Tt
MsTwad moo, heat f•.se in
be raw lea.) Thom ten
ins to hem. A iing seem
ppeenn hi
Mordas
him blot
big. J
DOW'
t 7,
:.fie wary. Indeed, Jim
d "intently with hie
e object on the very
'thedoae of 8t. Paul's
that any one oosld have
had the money, and
his brother of trying to
`k of all this giddy die
J Roland for liberty. So
money, and let me(oomo
take away your money 1'
ono. I giro it away when
f.r it, aril so deet Jim
hn Mordeunt used to take
ney away until he got too
•-.n't stand it stow, and
fight Rotted, then 7'
1 ones as be like,. Nobody
at Roland, you know. Be-
rea me genie. I have the
mare n v.'
ere you, Edward Emile T'
very childish and wimple. I
had better go where we are
we will go. Are y00 too great
toremy pleasure t Why should
1 y
Let us mune ?'
fight eveehg nmmer. daylight
Ind strong ern the squalor of
e s through whish they passed ;
bieb bens*sonwgo.lid, mean,
, a. abs In the
n(�1iT - ar n`, their
deem is bodies' seder the .1m
a it is pslsoi. 'Zedy chatted at
it lemma lest as the streets got
aal sees dirty, aid et the top
Hill lee wee quite Filen,.
the phi venal wiI I, midrange,
I ere deem, They molded one
ae stab, sept w they were
n anothir, their Ingtsye war
Nand diel • sed to Eddy, listening
*kit Halo oar., le awned that
termed on two things
drink.
f111M plea ' said Kclt, let
Kt is a Inv' plug, .
odes sod pretty thing/. Weed
be Continued)
A Brave Girl.
There are not many brave girls shone in
teem days. let the garb say what they
plea . to the contrary- We hays been
watching to am how they mameu,re,and
this is the conelnsinn to which we have
conte. Many of them are teal cowards -
they are afraid to keep on the tight side of
truth- They may not be afraid of the dark,
nor of dogs, and spiders, hat they are
afraid to do what they think is right.
There was Hattie Stone, a bright-eyed,
intelligent, sprightly, lovable creature, sit-
ting by her mother who was trimming her
winter bonnet with gay ribbons and beauti-
ful feathers, when Nellie Larkin, one of
her playmate, called.
'Is tent vdtt?'bbnnet T inquired Nellie.
' V s,' replied Hattie,'Isn't it very
pre. -T
'11 is very prettyindeed, I think,' an-
swered Nellie. 'ine is• poor looking
thing betide that.'
'Are yuu not going to have a new one,
Nellie r
'No ; mother says my oldgne mint an-
swer this winter, with a hale repairing,
and l think it will myself,'
'You will be the only girl in the meet-
ing boor with an old bonnet on,' continu-
ed Hattie, 'and that will make you feel
very badly.'
o, it will rot make me feel badly se,
a!I,' sai 1 Nellie. '1 11k a your new bonnet
vee much and at the same tame I au con-
tented with my old one.'
'Well, 1 should be afraid that people
would laugh at me when everybody else
had new bonnets,' said Hattie, '1 want
to look as well as the rest.'
'Mother says it is cowardly to be afraid
of what people will may about us, if we aro
doing w eat we think is right.'
'Then there aro a good man cowards in
the wor.11,' said Hattie, 'and Il suppose I
am one. But you mean to be brave and
wear your old bonnet,' and Hattie smiled
as she said ,t, for she evidently meant to
ridienle N. tie's idea of bravery.
'I don't tient it is neaesery be very
brave to wear a lot year'lt bonnet,' replied
Nellie. '1 am 1010 that it is not a great
cross to me, although I don't like to be
finghed at any better than you do. Mother
garish. can't afford a better one, and that
is euough for mo to know, to be satisfied
with what 1 bate.'
Now, Nellie really did not know that she
was a brave girl in deciding to wear the
bonnet that she had worn for a year. B •u
elle was the bravest girl in the neighbod
hood. Hattie -poor little mincingcowarr
-war afraid somebody would laugh at her
if she did not have a bonnet. gay u a
peacock's tail, and be in the height of fashi-
on- She had not courage to say, 'Let
others think aa they please, 1 shall do what
mother thinks beet.Poor weak thing I
Stippo.s everybody else shooed take it into
their hods to go without bonnets, she of
cones would not dare to do otherwise,nd
ao the world go bareheaded. How much
nobler id Nellie, who dares to follow her
mother's cnnnselt,thongh she may not se -
pear
rpeer quits so fashionable I Yee, she is the
gnome brave girl, unlike ihwdands who
always stop and ash,. What will be thought
of this or that 1 what will Mn, A. or
.lemima Il may abort one if i do thns and
so 1 not having searage to du right. ever,
lest amine doe laugh or 'neer--Nome
Monthly.
Ontario Carriage Shop,
(lfu0,iltdt..l't , UotkridA.
R. J. WHITELY,
1 Satin 1a fun operation, nea is turning out
'Carriages, waggles , Wapiti
of all kind•, OL[It1118 CCT regi, tc,
0 .'soler utast `teal Nugg«e oar held, and 1.r W.
rhea tau sash I'ri r of ell allele, lar the 11sa nut
will n o 0
com favorably 10 w7 .n the County
1 r 11 work wanul.,f
hrucu.(lar slant.. Wed to Wagon and C.M1p Re
•Intro
R. .1 WHITELY.
Ooderich, Age 15, 1870 .30
I9 )'SRI PALLED 1.r Purity .nd heep.as. It
. lynle. Bolter Milt, ta., d ia lemmata to
0ual0 uuaing Injurious. Fur .010 by the Ernest.
ROIBINSON A HO.: ELL.
Agents for Oud.rioa.
E. PLUMMER k Co, -
500 Chamlets, t..10., 0.1
XTENSIVE
W PREMISES
GFS i1, DAVIS
111
MIS D YgREMOVED
TO His
t MMODIOUS
NEW BRICK BUILDING
(NEARLY OPPOSITE F JORDAN'S
DRUC STORE)
Convenient to the Market.
H18 stock.
t
B 4 ofstoves &c.i
IS LARGE AND COMPLETE
MrARTIEM IN PANT 0P AN."I"Oo IS
LLLL �M j tau Ilse will ire mnory by l...tn. b.
Mor. pm, ha.iog rl.rwhen
ALL KiNDS OF JOB WORK WILL BE
DONE THE SAME AS USUAL.
Chadwick...id tsly.1470. .014r
THE OLDEST
ESTABLISHED GUN SHOP
WEST OF TORONTO,
TRE CNDERSIGN[D 18 PREPARED 70 NANC-
RIFLES,
SHOT GUNS.
PI31JL3, of all kinds,
and • -.ry IhingR 1. 1.. )leve nn 10..hn.r•t notle.,
•
Nr,O.noy' 1,11 klnda I.,nr a,n IMP tase(.t meet`., esd
..iron ted
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
(in rear of F. Jordan's, Drug Store.)
J. C. INoINTOgU.
:oderirh Aagisteth. 1170. 1•201m'
SASH AND DOOR
FACTOR Y.
1,110. undersigned haying parehasee be Mam-
song Met end Sub Feelers owned, sad eta
eupiad by Don.'d Cumming, are now prepared
to carry on 1 h bonne. of manulsrtutiag
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings, Flooring,
Siding,
' .ndsl1 kind' of
CIIiCLIke W(7I2.I'C,
seek se Geek sed {:care Ned end Premed
They (honk from their experience In Pse(ory
Wnre.thet they can /tee.udbetlon to all who
rimy favor them with • rail.
10 D. -A rjlrers memenet meth. trade.
20,000 feet of Dry inch and a quarter
Flooring on hand.
JAS BUCHANAN,
DAViD LAWSON,
et M. ROBINSON.
Oode.ieh, Arg 16, 1870 wap
NEW BOOKS,
TV�1L7. PAPER
&e., floc.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
AT BUTLER'S.
A Beautiful Assortment
1001
JEWELLERY OF ALL KINDS
it meat bring home le oar readers the 1.11,4T RECEiVF,I;,
mnrderous extent and horrors of war, when and) to be sold
it 10 annonneed that the Prussian gn.ern-
ment has ordered a supply of 200,001 CHEAP A'1' 1111 J"1•Iel:It'R-
wooden lees. t
Meweterewf hereto wwg s get-lesather l `" ihfng • TackIeet; ..
bite for their horse. during the winter. it
u erne! and dangerous to keep to the Iron /
e
which pnxlea orackl ail ulceration, bad
health, bleeding months And general mla-
.111.1.
gale Ineelleplemeellee UM* f(w the
Second thestednMellidesneetAlGeeie
Intik awn Ike Meek wort nod,
for else I isa a1 the Nemienth'
seen, woo wlrelbrww eery eapely, up fes a
few weeks
vwrinls�sb M etekees
eMadba � scow fres sltneek whir seRee s.etrta. tea Aiij., i..l.
„jot dimmed Ora 1 M 111ePogsosees.
"" ��b 4 41tom TITO !11218 tor SALE
bkseb.0e .gqavel w...Ms e�s
-v1 moan:
«t•tmewlrlwerr. wles ma
e%
wirA"Ap!/N t AM wml•Bel
.et imams& en gin a endless e - 11..M
egg w MNOosoloMatra Railway.Asglmt 10, IP7e a 400 W
Ali, 511110 0100487150 ler ,RP.KIA,
hA era
lionKR,
nd
11.701
mlwriw lend
ASP
SELLING AT COST
AT BUTLER'S.
•wle0 -
0.•
.
THE LITTLE WANZER.
THIS LITTLE FAVORITE IS TIIE 7.1'IST t'1 IM
F k MILY SEWING MACHINE.
EVER INTRODUCED INTO NORTH AMERICA OR EURUPE
OVER 15.000 1''AMILIES,HAVE BEEN SUPPLIED WITH THIS MACHINE
within the last two years, and have made for themselves hosts of friends, and
earned the repnatin. W (01.0 an Indispensable antsy. was. Wahines aro patronised tar all grades of .cede,
Mon the modest earn*)• sir. and Dangelels to the 11.hitn7 and Royal Yamlllea of Europe.
i'IiE LITTLD " -A ZZER
1• the steeled, dello ten praten rolety to .o,4, 1. more ruler managed, 1.. Italie* to gel out of order, .nal
0001 aae �1karwaaolii.�iY s*rrl0tup 1wn1 M1,0t a outalured 6 17 Mmime l.10.6gi ea, w1th Tu«klog
O•se•,ia'mlllia.saw'aa•.1• 0,1's oolf Me err, Inhere relateolder. ••Threat tnl«r,' "nt'an filed eta oil, 0 ,16
Urlr., 7 IM a .•files, l spool u(Uo.d,.ud rental Ieslra.e,01. w NII . W monde u7 p•r.u1. u.
and keep the Merits* 1. order.
tory tend declaim le .urual.d m a Noble Slab, .0J packed 150 seat Mile ere. see ta said gm.. sap 00
LITTLA Wstadia, ..0 a ace 1roa Saud, with Treadle ... .. ... .................. . .....,,,,,,,....an (/1
•• •- lame Maud and %owl Cay Ida Unman Si So
.. .. largo half Ca.41 Ou
,. .. full Cue .............................. w W
R. M. WANZER& CO,
FACTORY -CORNER KING AND CATHARINE
nTlirim, 11.011140111, *0071.500.
SHOW ROOMS -64 KING STREET EAST.
AGENT AT GODERIO'H
ABRAHAM SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR.
HamiltonAug, 30th, 1870- tee 3tnle
imirim,mmmisesewerw
WOOL, WOOL, WOOL
O
rpIIF: andereigned would beg to inform his numerous customers and the public
1 that his
New Woolen Machinery is now In Fall Operation and in First Class Working Order
-••-•••-......- -.a.'.asoywwmwlAT 10-s4r- ' 00S122t.m )sees), - ,,o,. --ye..- -
PREPARED TO EXECUTE FARMER'S WORK EXPEDIITOUSLY
than last sea,wm while -starting ha 9 b tlery all new- -
Cuatom Roll Carding. Fulling & Cloth Dressing
Spinning and Manufacturing,
Iwill recoil a prompt attention. Having now on hand the largest, best and chestiest
stock of of home. made
FULL CLOTH, TWEEDS, FLANNELS. & WINCEYS,
R!r
beam* ore.' to lee p�ewee, urn. part .,r the Perin, e, n« .,, ad respectfully ro,neet (.., *whom In
earbaoge awls wool to rail ea jury. as themselves before *ppouu.0 aew.atroe •00.b•re
P. 8.- Ha would uk.w,. 14.01 the .prul .11ube
nn. or farmer* to ware or wool temeat.10 and •gena melon:
10,010.1nl f., reel.,. s. ne nu prv,ed it can the expert..., of former rim to he a perfect wort* of mnoy.n,
to cern In various 00', Out they abbot .. until p.rh.p. eau tete tog'ueepant It.
Imo' The highest Market Price paid fjr any quantity of good Clean WWI.
THOMAS LUGAN.
East Street, Goderiche
Cooler(. h Woolen Wore, 1.th A lig, 1•7011 - .a0
GODERICII WOOLEN FACTORY,
(KNOWN A8 PIPER'S h1ILLS)•
-0
.T. IN( -LI Rc BONS,
1) E4PECTPULLY intimates to farmers ind others that they aro prepared to 611
[11 all orders) in
ROLL CARDING- MANUFAC1 URINC.
Cloth Dressing, Custom Spinning, Dyeing, Satioetts,
Fulled ;Clothe, Wiaceys, Flannels, Blankets,
On the shortest notice. Parties wishing to exchange their wool for good home msd*
goods, will find it to their interest to give ue a call. u we aro eatisted we have the
goods you require. Parties coming from a diatanoe with wool to get carded may in
nearly every instance rely on getting their wool home with them the same dsy.
air- AU. WORK WARRANTED.
f,1„terieh Woolen Factory,
Aug. 15111, 1870.
�1
REMOVAL.
AleEX. WALLACE,
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELER,
ren+ R.xxi.
O. 0I)ERIO71.
THE MWenber herbs removed In the Slam IMMty
o0cormed by A 6 nth, 0.e Ni.rel,o(7 10110
I.01 Id,., w.M•
.. to dn a ht. (ends and .M11 e
or 1 bberal .upp,n ham with which the, hafa.,.J
11
Mm h" th. 1011 1J Team, mid begs 1....a* der Mel
n effort .0110 *coved to own) .enole f t7.Ir
patronage, h0 W1210.a early lent be toa0ppy
Watches Clocks and Jewelery
01100 w I 11111 w. of 10 en in Ihr plrehm.r, .ad . all
wore hen been Mme nus curled. rowans. say depend
on krma It well executed.
ter A good sown rms. of Gold and raid lew.lri'
Welch., Cloaks 4c., .!way. on Mand.
ALEX WALLACB.
Joanna% Aq. I6a ls-0. 070
NEW CABINET
AND
UPHOLSTERING 8 IOP,
*R,t
OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL,
GODERICH.
ERIC McKAY,
0 nvtn RRat gt he 1 , l .,1e AS
-
00 that h. I r. .,(.n.d a
w.hnp In the alar. line on w.11 a pp.t0
the Reek of unnlreal where he will Mal, ..n.t.uy
on heed or make to order
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
Harp on hand an woodmen) of 1'pb.datM.g
materiel he w.11 be prepared 1.011 Prompt:yell pen
e
In that Ilse
A gnaallty of OM*. Rosewood Mooning..
Picture Framing to Order.
tP-ne trees by .arIn( altectlr to h,.l■on 1•
mer a sheaf M public patrons.
i0aamd, 4s7. l6. 1670 M0
GE'LEBRAT6TxRDUUBLiN1 BOR
iYMRTw1MOslda1'T b : 1 R MANCPArTt7R-
GEORGE GRANT, GROCER,
Irmo $IDs IIIQIIARR, QODIRICR.
PRICE ONLY SI,75 PER Doi, BOTTLES.
u E11LT DILL SOLI ZED.
To- to BTM h Wei or Beale -
litfrEUI Pajifft, 0 AtTPrti
nobseita INFS. 16,1870. swle•tl
GO)DF.RIO-11
WAGON &CARRIAGE
dlsr,y Y
.1r Eire,
Fir 40
__ ,� _ _ /sem• i.7
fAt 11:7
axEi13ittAOtOeC0
eri1E 8nhrnber wonld ■neon'* to the pub-
I. of Huron .nd Wane, Hat he noon, man-
ufacturing eM-*taw
Carriages, Waggons, Sleighs,
C tltterts7 dbC,.r
whacks will he sold CHEAP roe CASH.
JOHN PASMORB,
Victoria Serest, Oodericb
Ooderleh, Aug 16, 1870 .S0
Extensive New Premises
AND
SPLENDID NEW STOCK
a
C. Barry A1. Bro.,
Cabinet Makers, Undertakers It Wood
Turners,
33.AL.1113:1UTBCMT AVM.
Moe removed mgr.. tee atm•t to tee wem mit dean
to Wm. Aee.e.'. pause. Shop, where gem be tonna
A GOOD A8SOBTXENT I
or Kite*., Ddro.., Dlangno.m, and /Parlor /in
Lamm*, .wen as
10 61.5,1,
ilia lee (Ia.l' 1450 end wood sealed.)
iCCre Lt
BRDSTEAnP,
W A1111 PITA?MOO
MATT 16, -
L
(.0000No rA.
)."ran
WHATNOTS, LOOEINC GLASSES,
0I1,T VRAMIMO.
gra 1 f B. an prepe,d to sell e0a0ytalnalln
their II.
Cheap for Cash.
N. R. A can tote a.eortm.eeef rolling .nd Shwmda
N+em m 0.rsl .•d. Rearm to Mee , .11 on reasonableMyms A CALL 80LICITED.
fdertl* l At t. Ane, 15701 ,calf
MONEY -_-TO LEND.
EASY 'rFRMl3.
.1. ;t. GORDON.
(iodinate Aug. le, 1870 5.1
SOTICS 07 DISSOLUTION OF
PARTItUSEJP.
Nonrw liR111 OteRw HIM Ito .MAIOLI
se 0Nwww1aa Me1wale1405 M
e•d twa.rlebnii I
a.«mtMaeg rA�e1.•ree
A g]! *•2N
�� '.ru i!atm.a
y01•a1 - d MMrw1 .n M tar pae.w
M 00.M 55001. Oa , er wee. IM .0w. .n1 to
moiled
0.0.4 a ew4.tea Sao MY 0514, tel* .wme
1
. sr: .ova, - .. _
LANDS FOR SALE
AT BAYFIELD.
LOTS 60*, rte Ta HATFIELD ,NC[Y101' Tuw■.lp etaederlr uw•ipn•lou.t1 lea seam Wake
beat,unitly of land, winkle •l,wt limn.. tee 0.,605
pl.r u(lhe Town of Ila, Deka, 'Mie 0• .area.. of
1J .... •lura uoutd readily be piloid ler cies Tae
1.40.10.101,eyrmo�f W Wal 1s doss**pleessororod run�'Hu bust
mas-
,lee l'rua3 poemslrw at rl f 1.14441.1444isOvmpPerrty1,101
1s .sewed as an old sad .0u Y'u.d .elgblwerawd,
AI.MO.- let la. pip A Towasblp .d -.4y,
outs]olug mee
armlet *ell nowt. bailor laud 0, 11
prod u.'r a fil1axre yu..tiy W A..awa t. (0, an,
The lot Ian* to Ow Klrrr N.yeew •nth a enweinnekl.
•.t1r fall which could W made *reliable for Wham e0
wan ulacturtltg purpura.,
1w tonna apply in JAY[* 0. ALLAN.
or w, w• LYON NUR, Ly- 1mya.M. Q'.',a-i
Guelph, Aug 15, 1870 wee
FARM FOR SALE.
IM 10, ('(1N. 10, w. D (V- 'LllOINE, 100 A4PPP,
0 en cleared, good 1w.004 , twos, from IIx..
th. curumu,tluus kitchen anon •Ira Bad barn
sed .heal .00lllltudatlo0, good I00 n1{ orchard, van
1 .,014 by Iwo creek* ru,rurug lits .ugh 11.. farm, and
110• mlk from gn,01 road, a mel. fn,u
hel, nth- Pur particulars apply on the premW0 le
d,0rgued, er to Mr. D Yequsou, g• ,,.r 100.5-
Augast15.1870 .r n1w30Pr.
FARM FOR SALE,
LOT 24. CON 4.
fntuwsAip u% UudencA, omission, 80 arra
t 56 aril cleared,
)nT,RY CI(NCI[TI 110Csg (IN TOE 01001e
(. /.or. Duels Rpsm Tarter. Kitchen, Hall.Bad.
room : .11. Isere leer, Gilliannd uq Room, tato /an.
Ili Bedroom. modem •Yee bedrooms . 01 las Ra..;
meat, nen. bean. Pratt nmsetem nem, Meat room
Yrame lora yaw tad r eines from salla G,a sad 7 from
Owl.nea Omdlm,l endue W eve- Wo I.pYYr.
fruit tiro UM. kap eta)) lane II ..t.red by
•11,50 •'005 ..e 4.10.1 IL The propertyaro
1s ..
.ted It mole. from Ise* Han,. W wak• meal new
,00 he had from the dna.. Appy W Jam. W ilalor
eau. Aa4 .01 IW pra.laes w w
0, Y. TaCeHAH
Land (Mk. Oeeerl.5
Goderieb, Aug 15, 1870 w30
FARMS POE SALE.
Tilt MI?THRA Lr OP TNA NonT1 RAL/Or
Lel r in the 11th Con. Western Ul..dem A.aa.1d
T,.a.h.p, M 11 The land partly cleared
100,0,1 0'thy Sl .N
w South hal/ f tut 10. 1, 0a con-
e 50.1.00 1,1•1•11... AHa.d Y
100 M bask.
"Rrt further particular. Sr,
App7 to.UA VISO" 5 JOH'drON.
West Ment Ooderkei
Gderll Oct Ise, 070. so lsym
FOR BALE.
T"`
Arthur ta
building Loy 6.- : s dal: yss, + 1»-
rthur .rt and at I.a,rgs.';rs0151. Ta.. d
e.•d.01.h. Apply toJ A (0110.4.,,lag.. Innis
nddtu,, Edinburgh droller/,
tiudericb 1;e11 Aug. uta a tpi�la
FARM FOR SALE.
1 eel Footle, ton betas Wing Wan: Wrist 17, ease
✓ 4111. a W••••,.,,/1W eland, s arr. /all
51..t 1-. u re ready fur reap, free from
I Mod I.,.,. •., h.' rnl,b'.1,. 100 chow, Reel tn... a wet
'.1.urll.nt .111,10111.ps put( gramsdw.NM.g
.r .,
Ir•,.0 Ir.o. lot 04N ill .t*. .).Mesa aase,
.4th 1..r Ar heat ..I .-attic with t.*( *swam. *rams
.1r1 .11i, n. u.0 wet h'n. aN• and.A00,t helndiel.
10. I.I"Ir 1.,11.• front Uw,g000, a Sa•.r A1►
8,1'xon. r er.d i1, 110 w .
•q..npm
y W
11. 7,1 l opuald p1,.l
( 01 Y.., 1.r.L., p.particular. appy to TO ,. RCAI
„' We (...,,. e • 01., letter prep
b01 1' • 1111. 1070 wet.. --
FARM FOR :SIE
ON TIIE
BAYFIELD GRAVxL ROAD,
*ISO lot 111, an�r
t eoaelG.olrO► w
Toaab'p
I1 114 are,. ao of...ra ms clear. • falling
reek 0Y throes% thalami. Ts lot ,.tasted on
tan Ward nod Mega t 05ll n na tee tow. of God -
mirk. 1. We y. deb thy loam being .
mit-
▪ far *heat or Tio. 'in
Isop
tu.N 014ry ayaK rerlM0� . a ag11 r. 1,0
ltar �n.nWs l .i•to GH.
ratworsa J. DavlwW'N,., cd1.nra
Godwin, Aug 16, 1870 .30
Farm for Sale.
UT:; 53 .0d 5e, 11.y4N C.•ee.ioe. 1e tan
TnwnMy a Uudsn.k Cmtaaal M 50ise,
d these ever 50 to red cleared woe good Frame
B arn, mixt Less Howe, .11011 2I mile. from
Chstou. Pur 7Fr.a col WO apply ■t 16. Uvwro.
Cion Ace .t u,d.rach, or to 111. WHOA NU
TUN on the pnneem.
Guderich, Aug 15, 1870 .30
A.RARGAIN.
fylk A1R60. [rt /of lot 19, 1010 eon. intra., Co.
Druce 7 ,na leered gond ,r. 1 M....
ilea im-
. m, 004 ..11 .0, for mal ,,1. 10010 doe•
asd the rem.ln.lerio'4 Y.ual lasWmnaeth Interest
110 per t-..1 per ,noun,
Apply to
Laing. nth Sept, ICAAn
O )01ut
NAY heeMl.rc at Tailor.
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SAFE
IN BAYFIELD•
nE ,uteri 1 lots I
rear f110.0 I mer o ►. ■
/r
nus Y.
1. In ha Village t I ral'eIs g Ua barn a f,i. the s *0 fir a• e
partnot ham, apply to lora sad Varga htlorT saw.
parties.. apply to r_
'10116 CROOK..
neism h, July 1811 11'0 wirate
TIE RIDGE TO LET
APPLY TO,
D. 8. 000DING,
B A entermietem•rieh,
A.wu.t and, 1(11, esti(!
JAMES SIEWART
WHOLESALE AGENT
or
The far-famed and Tellable Pt Catherine's 0.ner7
e W. NEADLK, MR1.
FOR ALL KINDS Of?
jIL'0T AND 1R7ANSNTAL TRIER, ORKIN•
boor Plana Grape Vines, Ar., te.
w7• Any Moat not r0, Imod, ordered on the shortest
non.. Hous- M.Itaadrllla God.rlck r. u
' 0ed,rieh, An 15, 1170 - .wSO
DIS OLU'IION of PARTI1li 'lift•
�Irnc[ ondorll
I5 hereby reen shot 600tho P inahln.«Ur.-
Groom) M.rrh.nt. In the Town of ",chem!, ander
11. .1710 es ant W Mau. asd Robertson, 1* tits day
d,s.l.*d by mntn. n,ment All dent. dee the .wild
nim are to he p.ld to A M.rtin• who will .Itle 1.
natalltlee of the .me
Wither. D. MIMABT17. AMOS MART11
0od.rwh Aug 70 tri/I6 ROBERTSON
With reference ,M,• the anl.rrlMi togs to
▪ t.1 Sol
o naer aerofoil, , 101011 1 l ie departments end wo*Id reapr*.
*say solicit • senWrat. of, 111,11. pelremags.
A. 00{11110.
God sorb Aaron 10(1, 1071. •1616 •
THE PLACE TO BUT
TOUR
IPIFIEWC0ItlitS
18 AT TA1
STAR orrio2.B0011 =OBE,
;40400 a0 lemon and mamma *sob lets M t,u.d-g
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