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FIVE PROPOSAL$.
T111: w11ouer I was IG ars• the too
tassntoas oec a my tlret ptop.+al. 1 wear
to speed my eeseau u w1Ui 1.ur ouuatas is
heoweky. tray, u►armtar, ,tugs were they,
Itvteg 10 a low, rose .peered bowie out she
edge u1 town. Although at home men were
sot allowed to oall, here they eosld out be
kept away from u,4' , •a any ..mains had them
by the •cure.
l'be de) before my birthday 1 not • man
a out, erne beau •s skilled to the art of
ttirttng u I was u•sktllrel. He flattered um
ural my head swam, and went through all
the Bret states of a dtrtattun without once
butt..: sf merrier. In a evolved, diad
way I telt that something we. wrong. 1 was
aahuned to tell soy one, hut 1 thought he
ought to ..t..•w that 1 did not leek of him
as he professed to think of me still all hr
mei was .t' tntanclble I could not refute it
sot speak out Ireyokly myself.
Ore day when we %Are driving he sod
dearly threw his rem around me and treed to
kiss me Frightened out of my wits, 1
'peas: up and actually had toy foot en the
top prepared to go ow over the wheels
M caught my band.
Sit down, 1,1..1 '• hr said. " 1 w.•o t
too•
Net '+ l.dget the humtliauuu of
that moistest. As 1 look back, 1 think no-
thing more unfortunate ever happened to
me than that ,attempted kir. It bli.teied
the unepoited Rage of my childish h.4.t to
men, a•ld the we. bis never berm smoothed
out.
-'There was so is What 1 did, h
wear or. "It was I think au mueh
of you." Nn answer • no. I knew now
that he was flirting wit , It made me
furious.
Take me home," mad
the silence which t lowed, m
opus round and rou . I could
hit them. Sod • t: he said, "11
I turned and looked at him. It
first time he had spoken that word.
"Yet, I live you," he said.
"1 am 4dry " 1 faltered• losing my
■.w fogad °our ge and indignation at ones.
merry echoed
"Yes, very ry, for Ido not love you
"Why do You tell me that he cried.
"'Why cou!dt, t you let me love you for the
few weeks fou will be deon here without
throwing •old water over mem that was'.'•
"Lose ine for a few weeks`" I esti. pi.!•
:led. "flow 4, you mean'
He la 1 in a slightly embarrassed way
without reply, so 1 went on "Was that
cold : I did out mean to be rude I
only at to be honest. I de pot want te
rive y u any unnecessary pin.'.
He rded me curiously.
you think you o.•uldn t love me
asked.
of well enough to -to marry you I
say , with averted face and deep-embaram.
t. Another long silence, which nearly
set me frantic. What hail 1 dour` %% ny
didn't be talc ' What could be be thtuki-g
o(' Presently he broke io veben 0Nj
lath -
•'l e4', I d • want you, and You will ..awry
won't you"'
"Oh, oo ' Planes don't ask me. I was
'drool of this, osle I ohuldo t 1011 you soon-
er,' 1 faltered, quite alarmed by his ear-
nestness. He persuaded and coaxed, and I
grow almost tearful in des, Ong ham. Rang.
ly ho said -
"'r14'u, I wont tease y..0 my more. 1 os
will have lots of sweethearts after •while,
and just let me tell you thus : If you treat
then', as you have me, they will thank ..uta,
as 1 do. that they have met and loved a•
perfectly hoot it woman " Aod, as ht help-
ed me down at our own door, he added "I
anal' never get met this. I shall never
marry.
He did not come in with me, therehy I
makinr everyloty, on the porch moil», as
my guilty aspect sold mit have failed to
do Ills tone was so trmgl: that I thought
perhaps he wr.wd kill himself. But •he did
n et. He manned smother gtrL
The nen' was from a man who profeased
to care a great deal for me. It name about
in this way : 1 was standioy at the top of
the pies stet,' as he came up the s.aik,
sad overhead the honeysuok le and oeph, los
ream me' and made an arch No .,ne was
is eight, hut rets miechievous commis sera
behold the closed blinds sad heard every
word. :specially as they said Mr. John talk
ed louder than eter 10 mnn:rots of uncus
nese, so they claimed that hie proposal outdid
have been beard " out so the bog road. He
took off his hat and stopped at the foot of
the step.. Without a word of preface be
said :
" 1f 1 could vee that ...et picture every
.tight when I came home. I would's'. ask
the lard to give me snoth'r thing ' Ito yos
think you coed do it tors .•
ssarry you, 00 worse how ell yes wee, -
you couldn't be ugly any tins yes wasted
"Oh, how good you are •" 1 exclaimed
eineseely, tar Inaoffer
-...w.d to arty tech
paninmakn very haw,_•le our.
I par the required Drumm' He begged
a rose from um .•d cans in. I called Or
rule, who centred with machtevous eyes,
sod he made • tong call, quite as if he had
not been rejected to start with.
For • whole year afterward 1 eo•roely
spoke 1.. a Dieu. Thee came en end to
school days and in) debut
Presently 1 hats • curluus and disagree
ably experience • propwal *boll maks
toe by tutus •wiry, aroused and remorseful.
It war trout a young F:urluhman. Hae
haughty mo.. her opeely detested Ameros
end regar.i.d Awesome err -a .+ole bear•
able if enormously wealthy. Her ',Ideation
married • cool million. Her youngest, her I
idol, was by tuultsb as to I►.: bhudly in lot
with • dower's.. girl.
He made as much love to me as ht- dared
uudet the stony rye. of his mother, and
then I wont nith my family to the sea-
shore for the :taunter. Perhaps he mused
we , peraapa else Iprbadr hon to cuaatder
me. At any rats, something made bum
tallow 0,e.
1 remember that be was prying the "I'd
grimiAteris when 1 ..sums in from a walk,
sad he said .Jsulugly .
•• West • neat little illy you are
" is the plural. please,'. 1 said.
•• Prang, how ' be questioned stupidly.
Phylllis, out illy. Besides hew dare
you compere me to • horse 1 detest ,t
., 1 hope you don't detest me, for 1 lutes
you.
•• \ouaense What would your mother
say if she could hear yuu wooing a girl who
is no heiress- • plebeian Amerman at that
Take care
" I don't care what she'd say ' 1 love you
if you are e._ American. 1 love all
Amartw for your take, although, 1 oeutess.
1.1041 to bate u. Only an American shall
Ike my wife, it she wall has• me, and -y
n,..iher shall receive her The little .Asi-
cri,aa shall hold her own wall even Die
mother. What doss she say
" she sets this The little ♦m.rtcau Is
too proud to marry into any family where
she at not welcomed by all. The slurs cart
upon .Ameriaw girls by your mother to
.ny presence ring in my ears too loudly tor
toe to hear you. l our mother's pude
forbids you to marry aught save moues.
My pride forbids me to marry aught save
the -nut
"Hang me if I don't tell her what you
say" he exclaimed in delight. "Whst a
high .topper you aro' I like you ter it.
l ou ought to be in our family. 1'11 marry
you yet, and my mother •hall be es glad to
get you as 1, for 1 love you, I'ny.lu. .
"If you du. you will never meation the
subject te me again, for not only do 1 not
Jere y'"i in the least, but I 'et even A•
"poet a man of your well knows na
I've temon.trat.d with you often, and yes
woo'. even try W give them up. You make
• bad lover . you would make • worse hus-
band."'
"1'11 re:orm if you'll marry me. If
could be with you always, i couldn't help
bedsg bettor."
"Try it alone brat. You aro goi&g down
hill fast. Ivo a man for the sake of your
OWN manhood and not to please • weak
"I can't. 1 need your daily help.
"You shall have it," I said eagerly.
"Ciente and we me every day if you like."
•'N.•, I mein your dourly presentee. 1
mot he sure of y ou bot. 1 want to reform,
for my wife. Over Phyllis, please say
'11e."
••Slo, no' 1 said. "1 hope you soot think
me unk.nti. but I can't,"
"Unkind' ' he echoed. "i think you are
the cruelest girl i ever knew. I don't be-
lieve you love me at ale."
'•Why, of course 1 don't' Did you
think --
" 1 think that you have driven me to de-
spair. And when the wont eomee just say
to yourself ' This is my work. 1 .Iotas
could Sava saved him, and I wouldn't.' ••
" 1 shan't," I said hastily and inelegant-
ly. " Iteeause it taut. it won't be. I
" life Ilia, yey , .tile think what you have
Incntoday If ou persist, you have de
h.a•re'ely to) ed • man's soul. Men's
soul. air u• 'h• Iambi art women. Mow is
is , .,.. What will you do with it "
As usual. I was badly frightened. 1 felt
faint, but 1 stood up and held out both
hands to him. myelin tremblingly
" 1 Rive it hack to yo0 just as 1 received
it. I dare not undertake the respoenbality.
Mike of ;t what you will."
He crushed both my hand' in hes and
tMo dung them from hi..
•• I'll go to the devil the ' be said, sad
" %That, stead hen every sight I said, I think he kept his word.
laughing, tbitkiog it merely a complameo•
to my white deer. I toe day an offer orae firm • man who
" 1 es, stand there every night had let me had loved n e ever since 1 was a little girl,
know the t, tits was the toes d my wile.' mid who is the only hirer I ever had who
1 was too stunned to answer. • became sty friend afterwards. It seems to
Will yon me 1 must always have known that he low
'• (M, %dr .Toho ' 1 gasped. eel me, and he is still M uo.elfish and pa
•, 1 love von, sweetheart," he said. " You tient • friend that 1 always think of him ea
are the only w,•mvn 1 have fryer loved." I mishearing. All that he mud was
oertsi.ly beer., . «loud behind t14. blond., •'Phtllis, w• have gone thus far in life
Mt did wt 'lave to look around. apart. Can't we go the rest of the way to
"On. Mr..loh', 1 said again lake •■ tether • And when I said "No" and be
idiot gan to peen.. myself he stopped me
'• 1'omld von 1•,ve an ugly cid fellow 111• d "I)osr girl. don l may (hat to One. I have
4'N •" he pu..u.4, deaeribing me m three loved sou much ton long and leo well wit
.gash, usher,:.„, wiods which I forbear to to know you I understand all you would
repeat, aa, 'Trust me as 1 trust you. and forget
e,•••. • ng I ever said, incept that my
hest • a •he• with love for tort Romestber
that always 5st.l we walk on "
I wit . , ,Lsmat 4'1 by bis abrupt dries -
sat of the req., , that 1 nearly fell down is
steadlanes ooaeest o I t het
"'N, I dam i ,Mak you ore so very.riy,
1 seed eagerly, trying t, he both polite and
w•
ha.
A sub•1u., dipping of the curtain 1shred
Me wale tu, nett. rise, and my otcttaston
was eos0plete woes Mr John throw hie
h.ad such a, A y.u•hel so heartily he near•
ly lost ►.. e.. a ea. He iasarrapted ry
apology Yl ,• . au.L1. oiy goats.
' Too agl) .ed std for yes to lore lee,
ewe, beet,. I,a not 1110 nig sad 'ply to leve
yes Pre».v sown ening g0 Met cap worth,
bat poll net forget that there. ea..ld
Mew Men sae* who teres yea as/ weld
lin 3 y • pa one
thrmigh • en•" •
The last .n• was from • man at • hall.
Os h•• dress one., as he earned me for a
wets, was • loam, whit. thread I swill
tally allied Me attention M 11 and took it
of. My steer east see, and !nowise shims
were Y that tateremi.g .sodttisa wins a
THE SIGNAL : GODERICIJ, ONT., THURSDAY, NOV 29. 1894.
word would pencip•0 swatters thought to
tease me by saying :
" R bo r it that says 1f a wou.an WI.. eke
the trouble to pink • thread Iron, • rue '•
coat that man may have her for the asking
She laughed gleefully at our dncombtsr•
and Hosted away.
The first tune we stopped to promenade
my pettier elle ,m1 down at Inc. and then,
caught iu the dowers to any gone was this
Ohne long thread. He bent down lis Oak• o
0g just as we came to • cleartu.' antone the
dancers.
•• %Vest are you doing 1 cad.
" lbs pt. king threads aid your coat. he
repeated. stepping in from. of ate. •' 1% ail
you " 1 thought he meant would 1 go on
with the welt/ I led my head In his sod
we melted 4010 our plectra.
•• Did yuu understand"
Now, it 1. had enough to Ota,to refuse •
Mae on the sofa, but to have (o do it when
you ate m his very arms. when, while he
tells you user and ower that he lovesyou, he
can rmphaave with • .tat.: , ressure without
reproof . when every see soot you are imper
ceptibly bring drawn closer sod closer, until
the wretched truth d•wv upon you that
tits music and the dance are secoalary
things, sod that in reality you are being
hugged, actually nugget! by • mao whom
you are nus count to marry you must re-
sist the impulse to put both hands against
hint and push with all your night. ou
simply get tired suddenly and are taken to
your choperua, where at least you can re
fuse him properly.
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
•y tiles.
When and how shall 1 meet him, if ever
What are the words be first will say
How will the barriers now that sever
Our kindred spirits be broken away
This eclf•same daylight on h11r, is shining.
Shining somewhere the while I sing,
The Daly one who, my heart returning,
Could 1 •ekoowledre my King, my Ktsg.
Whether bis heart be gulden 4'r MM.
%% Nether his eyes be dark or bine,
1 know nut cow ; buiVtwould be engraves
On that white day as my perfect hue,
Many a face 1 have Irked for a minute,
Keen chained by • voice with • ple.saut
ring,
Rut ever and aye there was something in it,
"omethiug that could not be has, my
King.
I will not urea,, of him handsome and
strong,
My ideal loco might be weak and slight.
It matters not to what eras he belong,
He would be noble enough an my sight,
Hs stay not be brilliantly gifted, my lord,
And he may- be learned in everything .
But if ever becomes, he will stoke the chord
Whose melotly.waite for the hand of its
king.
But he mot be courteous towards the
lowly ;
To the weak and sorrowful, loving too
He must be courageous, reined and holy :
By nature exalted, and tirm and true.
To such I mirht fearlessly give the keeping
01 love that would never outgrow ,ts
sprang :
There would be few fears of • woman's
weep. og.
If they loved such men as my Kiag, my
Kong.
The
SN/le•
There's many • house of graadeur,
With, turret, tower and dome,
That:knows not peace or comfort,
And does not prove a Lome.
1 do not ask forsplendor,
To crown my daily lot,
But this I ask, • kitchen
Where the kettle's always hot.
If things are net all shipshape,
I do not fume or fret,
A little clean disorder
Does not my nerves upset.
But ose thine is essential,
Or seems ao to my thought,
Aod that's • tidy kitchen
When the kettle's always hot
le my Aunt lfattie's hou.enold,
Though skiee outside are drew.,
Though dotes are dark and troubled,
1 ou'll always dud rood cheer.
And in her quaint old ketches
The very homeliest spot,
The kettle's always singing,
The water'. always ret,
Aad if you have a hejache,
Whate'er the hour may be,
There is oo tediou. waiting
To get a cup 01 tea.
1 don't know bow she does at,
Some magic shit has (aught,
For the kitchen's cool m summer,
l et the kettles always hot.
10, there's not else an dreary
in any hou.ehold found,
As • cool and sullen kettle
That does sot make a sound
And 1 think that love i. lacking
In the hearts in such • spot,
t Ir the kettle would be singing.
And the water would he hot.
Ella .Wheeler Wilcox. in 1 outh's Com-
panion
My Mosher". item.
When the thrushes cease their singing, and
the wild bee, leave the clover .
When the glory of the more fades, and
leaves the heavens pale
When above the hill and mountains misty
shade. of twilight hover,
And the discords of the daytime far away in
distance fall.
When the rash wheat gently ru.Us,aad the
timid aspen shiver.
And the west wends sighing softly anent
from sleeping flowers brings
When the peewita try together plaintively
by brook and neer
Then it is that i hear the old songs that my
mother used to sing.
iter.od my na•k 1 feel th• pressure of her
finger. warm and slen.ler,
A. in sleeping. dreamt/ mind waking 1 have
felt it many hon...
Jot as when of nil 1 listened te that ditty,
,maint and tinder.
iTill the Mngh, that wared above os caught
the indent'e of the rhymes .
And my heart •hrobs loud and quickly as I
bear 11 naming clearer
1 oath is mine, it. hope. and marring,
dreams and plane .Se mine again,
Earth ie fairer, lite is sweeter, ay, and
Amorist itself weir r nearer
To ma. se 1 bet is fancy to that n.'•rfor-
gotten strain.
Asmbsr'e .leresl.
(•w..a.t eteetweas.
1)s I .se or dull hearing f01lewe Catarrh,
eelds. stat Ragyewd'. Yel$.w O11 wars
sea the wane ass la a few s* hear t>.a S
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GURNEY FOUNDRY COMPANY Ltd., TORONTO.
Fir Sale by HARPER LEE, Crabb's Block, Goderich
P'rctect Your Ckest.
We here • nut. n.1.4 I.inr of solid t'b.nt,l. and 1'.1t ('host Protector*
glade epectatly for are and unuea eupertsr to the snit lea usually sold. Prices
very ModKat e. I',, r,one •00014 Oroter the. I'heat which u the Citadel of
Lire with one of these. Pres tilt u better than Cure.
Protest Your HEtIZ
By t1.1114.7 our Hlgh•tir•de Raking Powder. huts can rely en this being
Pare. 4'o . t.y take t imams 1
Flavoring Esszioes
in gree• variety.
Christmas Perf\eies A1i•I C3if'ar C3'oods.
w.•h .,e a It.%wire! A•sonteent of the late.. •n.t Hem •rrivlag daily.
Tier) aro eery Aitrael sr this year. You will be delighted pito them.
W. C. GOODE, - - Chemist.
YOU WANT THE BEST
Buy the" Gurney " line of Stoves and Ranges.
"Oxford Rival," " Bright Ideta,• " Grad 1 :t4'." " Radiant Souvenir.'
" Countess of Oxford," and others, from $10 up tp $40.
WE HAVE
s number of second-hand Coal and Wood Stoves
from St to $11+.
P.S. -There are ten " Gurney " Stoves sold in (loderich to one of any
other make. For sale only by
HARPER & LEE,
The leading Store Dealers, Plumbers, Tinsmiths and
Heating Engineers of Goderich.
Uri -Stove Fitting and Repairing promptly attended to
COAL 4 11 l.- 4 Imperial Gal's for 40c -Spot, Cai1,
=)o Yov 777.Aw r
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE?
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with A ;,p.oti article at A low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden an
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
I)on t fail to glee 1114. a call.
R. W. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
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Rock -bottom Prices
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CHAS. A. NAIRN'S.
UNDERTAKERS.
3.. 3aROPI3 E r este BON
Hay. added to their present business one of R. J. Noah'. LLte.t 8t7•e
of City Hearses, also •be finest line of funeral furnishings ie. the es•nty.
and are now prepared to conduct funerals at prig reasonable
This department will he strictly attended to by his son William, who.
in the employ of the late D. donjon for the part Oar ram has •
knowledge of the lynsit.►. limn 1.3 lrra pt •.untie helve to ►Len 1 ort of
public patronage. Remember the place--West-et_, on your way to Ove
ollew Ohre n1 a call
J. BROPHEY & SON.
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