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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-7-6, Page 7THE SIGNAL': GODJCRICB, ONT. THURSDA JULY 6. 18 )?. An Offer 'MOH TILL 80? BB RBPBITBD 1 Challies at 6c. Challies at IIc. Challies at I6c. Challies at 19c. Challies at 30c. The Goods are new, and the prices 25 per cent. Tess than regular rates. JOHN T. ACHESON. NOW OPEN FOR IH3P&CTION AT MUNRO'S + + + + + + + Navy, Black and Colored Storm Se_3es, Whip Cords and Two -Toned weed Effects. A ull lineoi Black Stuffs in Cashmeres, Baratheaa, Whip Cords, Soliel Cloth, All -Wool and Silk Warp Hen- nettas, Amason Serge and Bengaltines Together with Sateen's, French D'Laines, Teazzle Cloth, Prints, Chambray. and Printed Piques. EXTRA t &LI:C !N White anti Grey Cottons, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, kc. Napery Department well a.sorteti. NIA knee ate a '.e ea Y tt.- Y 'Oa bib 5 PER CENT. DIBOOUNT FOR CASH. A_ WVtC se/ sN V I O. !Mt Draper and Haberdasher. JJ1L1l.' R(1s,mot rfnwetf RE11t�v y q 40°413 PVRIFYING THE 81.008 �% COSlwltleSS ladiges1gnOyspep5ld.5oiif SOO +(ALIALAt Allo 1:1l210155 THE GREAT frau A•strali with • letter to lir. Crom- well, full of eath.siasm and self sacrifice, 1C STRA''' LIAN HEIRESS. "d rent. to d'tfemminatimm Dever te be won by money, surrendered in a half an hour after memiag Sadie. He was • rising lawyer. with • moderate fortune, sed had gine to Australia he a sort Amur around the world be took before sand- ing down to the pestics of his profession ; and in ba travels in the favored Mimed be had :met Godfrey L.ses.., and heard of the colossal fortune tbet gentleman had made in twenty years of fortunate investmeata. There was so doobtia Sunnydale of tl• stability dQaike Leeman's wealth t but, „fes all. wauom.ething to have it mu - firmed broeMR3.e been on the spot endemic the proof. "Why doesn't be send home a fortune to Wrest for his daughter'" Edward Under• hill said, repeating Mr. l'resswell's question. "Beans* the investments are better where he is. Messy doubles under his touch, and tyre memo to be no limit to his. luck, or judgaansat, whichever it is that guides him." " Aad he wants you to take our little Sadie from ss." said l[n. CraeswelL " He thinks well of you." " Set hotter Ones I deserve," said the young owe..•rssatly. "It was • mere matter et mettle .ad ,treagtb. He was get- ting rather the worst of a saraggie with two Mg-eacgere wham I esters aiseg." ")ant yes wars skis*" " A were ack tread. that hes ower tis.bbed as. Delle.. ma, I tb•.dt wa- ist of any deist spas rites Leeman, sad had resolved never it marry • great heiress, even to oblige bee father, until I saw bar. An hoar beside her mattered .11 my fins repolatiose Who maid see her and net .loge her' „ Sadie who had most quietly met aside .vary wooer, sever devises"' the truth mf gywsrJ Uslarking love. Her quick 'reties& was wan before she saw him by bar father's letter duusibisg the fearful side against wide he bad saved Godfrey L..esan's life. With a heart degslerly pre sad fres from puha, the still knew that Won uses of tractile is the full pewee, lied NOS haalmsd te sweat any attentioe paid le h er whisk tabs end Feasts Cresawell did sea 'Is* a Mond Ws* prettier thea I at, awl twigs a atlsa.tsve in every way f1tew.ald y, ie.�y, ahe t Illss elighted. list when Mtwara Unierhfl o� •�m ghths may the ordinary .srteeia� t to win her favor, she quite /ergot bar bed* . Mien. sod wttheat gtvtog etewsw M her .piste', thought: ' He mast idles tee beet. Be talked a Its eta Kate was duties Mr host. and he tpeald sot proal M jda the tidbag party meta he was were 1 wee g^'ag. i think ',e "-at, ad Feetee Always et Alan& astntDe. toast et she was, •eneideeed as heiress to • millionaire ie Australia, she was tbe nee, retreat escape from being • dwarf that ever a fci, grown woman was. Exquisitely pro- port:..ne.l, every carve et her dainty figure roweled to perfection, • wealth of golden earls .rowniag a sweet fain, she was the timet, loveliest little weenie that ever Charmed a man's heart away. But she was I.odfr.y Leemans daughter, aed tor twenty Para t.udfrey Leeman had been piling tip wealth in Australia, widle Sadie pawed from infancy to childhood, from girlhood to womanhood. Her mother's death had made an exile of her father, but her amt, Mrs. Creswell, took her into her nest full of girls and boys, sad she was always one of them in every respect. It mu fully tea years after Godfrey Lee - roan left Satuydaie sad his inlaid child before he begin to geoid boom messy, but when he did bogie every nail from Amebae - la hrought • draft, sad with it a letter. legging lira. Cromwell to spend every del- ler eolar " You hays taken esu of my little girl for tan yea)," the lather wrote, " and this is for your ons use (live Sadie bet sham with your awn slanderers, i[ you will, hot de sot save for her. She will have more than Eke cam .pend." And Mra. (lussvrell, wbees knobbed had sever hems able to make bell ands meet, found herself able to make them lap over, and plenty to spare. The uertgigs vanish - el from the loom•, new ftweitats rsplbsad old, fresh carpets were seen where gabby ones had bees, pretty toilettes Ise ih. g4M, college eduebtiss for the boys. For ten Pte there wee plenty in the hems of Cram well, where Sadie reigned mese. She woe older than usese of the Cromwell'. yasegig Li'" nthees, hat pettsi, eaaessi. idolised. by all of then. 1 •t they maid not aped hop. Wm was always ready to answer sari fall. She would hues set were, N the dictionary for Tom in the intervals of tabdis e a Wes ise • twat ep Kate'. len etl.g .••Sem she finished *eat (:amt's asp sill Ueel. Jokes PP*, and slag bale& far him, or play easetag Lauds Wt an swsdcg. with Mod Intel temple. Not ems saw Nulmy •1•ftaptl bit wwid Ole d.IMMs apt tabttory katal' do JIMA a'' "'s, se ktelle fie ass els.uN .t sari- "" len *. wail., leafs home Ike Iles erihstledesoke-be. ds*/ Mfl111.14 6611,11k w lois is }drama Ohs woe Hb. •■pMN, tl.tbriy halpt l le .ftket y tlemwtwen ses M a flenk, .lially Imam - Act IJtwA r Maga. whoa Will Thor.. speaks M bur as they ma spare ate Mr. U.d•rhill. H. le ever so amok Ysdemser tbaa the boys. And it would so please papa if M likes see." Sometkiog, and it night bare bees W p.rfect linearity, pm her the ee.viction that bar forties* rad are weight with hies. She knew absolutely uothiag of hie income and she had never knows what her own was le be. livery wish of her Mart had bees rescind fur ten years, and yet she kept the memory of the days whoa they wen all poorly led. bait clothed, mad Ws was • daily struggle agaiust poverty. She had farad as well se the rw.t, but she bad slept is a fire- less room, held butter to be • luxury for holi- days, termed em old dress of Kate's Of Few 1 nie's into a Dew one for herself and begged favors from irate butchers and bakers. Theo came prosperity, but to the way I have described.- Hooey to spend, large sums of money, but no settled income, no certain- ty of the future. She spoke of it Duce to Edward Underhill. " They call me a street heiress," she said, "but 1 have nothing of may own—noth- ing." "Your father's tattoo will be yours." "How am 1 ;o be sure of that! He has not man me sinus 1 was an infant. He may not love me when he meets me. He may "Not likely. Doss he ever talk of eom- ia home." "Never! Yet his letters to true .re tuU of loving interest. And he never propane Unit I shell go to him." "No- H. would scarcely want you to lice in the wild part of the country where he does. Yet perhaps, you may visit him oat some future time." And she knew he added "with ms" in his heart, u well as If he had spoken it. Every hour he spent with her strengthened his love, won more eetirely his respect tor the tiny lady, who spent her We in such loving ..rvi.su Yet he did not speak. He bad been six months in Saanydale, and every mea and woman in the village had made their commsmt upon his devotion to Sade Leeman, and yet he had serer asked bee to return his love, although his every action proclaimed it. It was midwinter, .tad he had been at • tableaux party at IdruCregewsUs. A huge check from Australia, for Sadie. Christmas box, had suggested • party, and the yosag people united in arranging tableaux. Sadie bad been Titania, Goody Two Shoes, Gia- der•lla's pod mother, and other dainty tiny characters, and Edward Churchill could sot fail to tae how much more her heart wall set upon adorning her cousins than herself. They had ended with a dance after • final tableaux from Midsummer Night's Dream, sad Edward Underhill was carrying home the memory of the bewitching Titania, who had just said "gond-night," when his visions were scattered by • voioe close beside bit. " Fried, am I on the right road to John Creneweil's'•' "Godfrey Leets' :" he cried, standing .till to oonfront a figure dimly visible- •, Who are you that have my name .o pat 1" " Have you forgotten Edward Ceder hill'" " Not while 1 hold the life he saved. Can you take in* with you? Con yon let rue speak with you before I ase my little girl o" The maa's voice was broken with emotion, and the hand that grasped FAward's quiver- ed as with an ague fit. Very gently Edward U;.derhill led him to his own room in . large boer.ling•housa, full through the sum- mer months, but where he well knew there was room and to spine. in the Tight he was struck by the woefu' change in the man he had last seen in vigor- ous ol.1 age. " You have been ill, very iU," he said, gsttiag out wino and biscuit, and drawing a comfortable chair to the 6rc. "Shipwrecked. my friend ; shipwrecked. Starved sad frozen in an open boat till we were picked up by a Baaton-bound steamer tea deys ago. And it's all trona ! All 11 e money 1'.s toiled for for twenty yema, all my little girl's mossy is at the bo' top r f the ocean. I don't own anything but the clothes on my Trek. They told me I mat • f Dol to sell everything, and trust it all o0 one yowl. Bat I wasted to take it all to my little girl myself. Asti sew I her. nothing. You-- you didn't marry her, did Iouy. 1 U $UUUSIT M Nn.w gat iLL'17, MERIT .4 • /01/1149t0 ON MER17' Cock Godfrey's room forever : and Mr. Cogswell heartily wtkomiLg him. .. You made us all," he said." "There is • pile of your money invested in my busi- ness that is always subject to your orders. And you have started Tom and Bob, and educated the whole of them, and a lifetime will not be long enough to show our grati- tude." There was • grand wedding, and in Ed- ward Underhill's home "papas Croom" is always reedy when Uncle Godfre 's le vacated tor a time. In • peaceful, happy old age Godfrey Leeman reaps the reward of his generosity, and the first moan has yet to be hear.! that Sadie is no longer the great Australian heiress. gars.. •bee'm. Cared. Dean Suss, -1 Md an .bream just Ls - hind my right ear, in August, 1391. Attar coffering fur three months., I began to take B B.B., and alter roe month's use t.1 it I was very much better, and the atones e.- tirely .disappeared in four. months. I •m certain that Burdock Blood Bitters is an excellent remedy. 2s* FLonnect M. Skis, Soegirth, Mae. " No. That's .11 right, the.. float's all Hilt*" , Bat if she won't marry me when I mak her, I shall feel very much like eingisg myeelf where your money lies." ' Eh' You love her so mach Y' "I love her with all my heart." " Why, then there, I'm upset with taxable i des's mind my crying bks a wo ma.—don't—why—l•t the money go, then --esy little girl ! " And then M broke flows and sobbed like • child." Yea71—yon71 break the ice for toe," he pleaded. the Ileus day. when Fdward Us- dsrbiU .._ * s1 g.ieg first to see Sadie. " 171 .oaks N no nem as I out for you.- " Thanks t i cos go back. Tall any attle girl I am not se old but I can make wen•y ler her stain." lee Rdward Underhill 4, oil* forget to esenties that fad, wines, after Sadie bad premised to in hie wile, he told her of her babse% esters and misfortunes. .s Ob." she pipped ; " •ed wan you emit- ting kr that M spank to not " ' I do.'t kaow, darning. 1 am *sly tell yon that every time I tried to tell you how 1 lova y.., Hist ghostly atom., ''.esti t. shako m.." " I sa glad k is gems, Or.. ant gime, pleas bring papa .ow. 1 tt gs sot tie them .11." And when Uoifny Lesems, Mseskllr, i and feariag'sad keen it angry .sp.ecgee. sass. Wire the Gaeswsll pram, be loved meek loving edam" ea hi le.siy life heal W hostlesd hr year. Hadi. Ann.*, Hks 1tq Isiry.hke Veils girl who peeled bit kir ends .pa Ws shadier. psi p.. low wee barb 1.te kb see. mea 1 est ilea (\ .-..M bmetUng shad le sake Ma soar $.mods., galling bin le sono sear le leas thew seas, mad .laldrg Ib. Apses game _1 HAVE BACKACHE D000s KIDNEY PILLS WILL CURE YOU "Backache means the kid- neys are in trouble. Dodd's Kidney Pillsis* prompt relief ofdisease is fret caused by disordered k!d- ee Night as well trytohave a ealthy city without 'ewer - age, as good health when the kidneys are clogged, they are the scavengers of the systems. "Delay Is dangerous. ANp- leeted kidney troubles resit In Bad Blood. Dyspepsia, Live► Complaint and the most dan- gerous of all, Bright* Dimase, Diabetes aad Dropsy." "rho above disease cannot exist wham Dodd's Kidney Pills arty sod Sold by all dealers or sett by and ea receipt of price pe dusts. per hot or an for Salo. Dr. L. A. Smith & Ccs* Toronto. Woke for book cath Kidary Teat. Patronise True SAUNDERS & Co. e t IIO#ARD FUANACES coa=.. We are hea.iyuart•rs fur the Leet (mal and Wood furnaces. WOOD. LOCAL REFERENCES : REES PRICE, EaQ. MRS. W. T. HAYS.; WE MAK ALL 011R ON TI}(A11E FROM RE -DIPPED TIN PLATES. DON'T BUY SLOP WORK I Eave Troughing, Roofing,' Cornice - Work, Heating and Plumbing. PROMPT ATTENTION. GOOD WORK. SAUNDERS & CO., ,West Street .Competition. Teo Ca.astar Psemo Rane Cob �paAt bap ages rata wat. guys the patine •mamas nervier will fair sad pus •onset e.a..p..alt hs. U le atatasesd se basher rrine4Nus end is tap Ws. enw e. patrsr itts... 1r. eempettfideem'• the uep,set of evu.y Harass w1 belr ns. Fee elate* asepses tae 1'Y '''sasses 1 twos. eoaaee.h fir with eel 1teos antes tablet Illnoel throve;twine tudleo aallt =A G1sso weschenl ldttn Cl .mad Wes ---toad' adds Wester. R. jA•f/Jt.l IM tf heal ll.nattar. D.Aes»b In mansion, in cabin, in shanty, in camp, When the glow of the fire or the gleam of the lamp Shines out thro' the gloom of the night,— No matter where'er you may happen to be You can always be sure when the bright rays you see 'Twas EDDY that furnished the light. BUY Eddy's Matches THE BEST THE E. B. EDDY CO MAMMOTH WORKS, HULL, CANADA. PATENTS 1 SUMMER COODS The only duty there will be in connection with my goods will be my duty to sell and the duty of the pub- lic to buy in the most satis- factory manner and best market. �i.M�t,,dgT_f. fuel 11111 Aga CMlrb'glf WateteiddNN iois�.tss� eq � ids f4laat Oe k~a. m.. =oee�t lnbs a nm-. ren•• bent lNODIL • DAJ /NO. a . . Oboes to Ready-made Clothing a specialty, and everything in the latest and best Dry Goods and Groceries can be had at hard -times prices at • Ode b.e1.a1 fro fir v vela* e ♦ tMsw Pah. Oleirdterate O1 .w..alect e. w o The Toll10 Cash Sloft P. ODEA, Manager. hUF?JUCK S.pMNat a the Stsmseh. Lhcer sndllstwls.11(11.011. 11 ellaer.tlons.*urms.tha Steed and removes •11 im- purities from • ♦l.rti le to the viers *croft IOU s Sere. L3LQOD_ -�. C UR ' " DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS. STIPAT1ON. HEADACHE SALT RHEUM. SCROFUIJ►. HEART BURN. SOUR ST DIZZINr SS. DROPSK UM ATI sib. SKIN DIS BITTERS WHY Does GEO. BARRY, the Goderich furniture dealer and undertaker, keep the best stock of furniture and undertaker's bupplie.1 And how is it that he can sell so cheap! BECAUSE He Snts that it pays in tl'e long run. His mottos : " Small Profits and Quick Re. turns." He also makes a specialty of picture framing. Give him a call before purchas- ing elsewhere. Embalming Fluid always on hand. 2357-7 GODERJOH Steani Boiler Works. ISIITAfLleliSD 1501.► A. S. CHRYSTAL, auaerss•r to Clrpatal ! Rfee*J Manufacturers of all kinds of S wtiots- ary Marine, Upright & Tubular R02ZIRRS, Salt Pans, Brooke Stacks, Sheet Trod Works, mete., eta. Also le Upeirdht said R•rt.o0ta1 MaeValr• Automate Cut-(' • Penalty. . dram of pi • and pip.- osa•ta.Y en Med. Zedmate• ten era short promptly • mils 5' 0. les 17 Galeria. Ont. WeHn-Opeente Y. T R. stases. cloiwi•n. M4'B SYSTEMoRk OVATOR ams oras vnor® amassing. Specific and Antidote for lapses. weak and impoverished hoed, dyer —, bksrple.sea, pslpit tion of the bs.rt.11var •�Isi.1, neuralgia, loge of wiemory. 130, oaawmpti , gall . Mmee, i.mtien, kideoy and ' weary tkang.. St ♦11.0' daces, female irreg. slbrftiee sad Awad labilily. LAIOIATIIT. 6000III, ONTARIO J. l[. StaLIOD, Pro p n e sae Ihreft Mgiew rack 1111115145z8=11.11111 ritnefforwalteiturting a.