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t be where the harm would and the whole house arred
linen, if 'you will go away down that Jeared her lunola very =oh) its
Mb there, will come down the ladder nous origie soonung ns eery
a get scree roses," said Aline; and. he magic, and the costly plate on wh
clied axil walked away. was laid au not detraot from its charm.
' In her enjoyment of the delicate repast
she quite forgot hor original inteutlon
CRAFTER III. of eating only just one peach and
"Wbea,.ate bad set feet in the garden rad:1g Sho discussed the whole
iat4 came back to her, he was bill of faro with the keen Appetite of a
;ea:if:idly surprised. He had thought healthy girl used to outdoor exorcise
her a precocious child of thirteen. Here and froth air; and then she was quite
was a tall girl up to Lis shoulder, With frightened to find that it was three
a figure that was rounding into the o'clock.
grataouseurvos of woreanhood.--eiglateen "Cook will have taken luncheon up to
at the very least, he decided, in spite of my room and found out that I have
hor childish manner and the simple blne gene. What shall I ?" she said, grow -
gingham (trail whose ruffled skirt was ing suddenly frightened, and lifting her
gall short enough to betray half an j.nch large anxious eyes to her entertamer'a
of ecru stocking Ohove the top of her face.
trim little buttoned boot. "Cook will not tell of you, hope.
She looked back a little apprehensively Will she ?" asked Mr. Delaney, coolly
at the step-ladcler at the window. pooling a poach with his white, aristo-
"You may move the ladder..notil.I uratic Itand, on. wh. .re _einscaegentificernels.
get my flowers," she said. ' "I am afraid diamond tills peach. MiSS-Ms-do you
the would And mo out." kuow haven't found out your name
He was rather amused. at her pretty Yet
air of command aft contrasted with her "It is Aline -Aline Rodney. I thought
1\1%114P:4110a' aftle'ealahlagetonteesa °f0 a lit I nei labors," she said; then returning to
t e you would know that much, as we are
and'then' sat down aredleelely oenliamriatio' herg grievance, the added: "Cook will
seat, and watched her as she flitted certainly betray me. You should have
about among his flowers. First she Boa ,rae Lome sooner. Why didn't
adorned herdelf, after the manner of a you 7
ram woman, with a bunch of rosebuds "That would have been discourteous,"
in the soft little fiche of white lace at lid Oran Delaney. with Lis winning
her neck, and another at the belt ; "and, besides, Miss Rodney,
of her white apron. Then she roved Wrgot you. Will you pardon me for it?
about from flower to flower, daintily I was smolchag and dreaming, you see,
and capriciously as a butterfly, but and you escaped my mind for w the me -
culling sweets as industriously as a bee, rueut."
her white apron soon being filled with " 'Out of sight, out of raind," said
delightful ocenpation, time Bow un -
the scanted beauties. Absorbed in her A01,,itneg,ordetinnignItoblo.. \aodurtgel Wwital3s yrieert-
heeded. Sho seemed to forget her the same with me. 1 thought of nothing
but the flowers until you came up am: -
neighbor, and tbo auem, Tray house, denly behind me. But I must go holm.
when shadow reached out long and now and see if I pm foiled out. AL,
dark and forbidding across the garden dear me, I am into auother scrape, and,
and compassed hor in its gloom like la indeed, indeed, I Bever dreamed of it
fateful prophecy.
-when I came down into the garden. I
He watched the child, as he called
her to himself, idly, mad yet with that shall have to go down on my knees to
something of interest that even the cold cook and beg her to keep it silent about
the ladder and the hook.. '
and world -hardened cannot deny to "Since you feel sure that yon are
youth and happinees. Something of
pity mingled w found ont, there can earely be no need
'with careless thoughts- to haste to return to your prieon," said
She seemed so young, and gay, and
ligilt•lmartefl, and he knew that it could Oran Delaney, toyieg with a purph.
bloomy bunch of grapes. "An hour
not last, that tho years would overtake
her, and teach her that inure er less cannot matter Materially,
suppose, in the extent ot cook's wrath .
be," he replied, lightly. as the tomb. Nevert oleos, A/in
any sta.
silent
ene
0,
ed by STILL717,1 E D
,
Tho subspribore take this caper Mel tY of re-
turning thanks to thu Inhabitants of !intents
and vicinity for plot patronage, and beg to
etnto that, linviog blade several 4411117187 01418118t0
bur. In their kiln and tondo of Intrideg,Iney are now
111 it better poeition than e'er before to 01111017
1110 l'ublio witl).Sirst-elare Lime.
This being the twelfth Denson of our btaf-
nom dealings lit 11rnsigilii, nod having itlYtin un.
g nalltled satisfaction 50 far, 51110 putho eau ro.
yOL 11300101RIK WWI brant,110.3t Ulla a n rot -class
article from us. rint•Olase L hoe At 16 00145
nt the kilt/.
We also burn a No, 111880far plastering at
the sawn price.
Nome Inbar tho spot -Brussels Limo Works,
ioh it
"Youth's life le but a brief ono,
1 P00181 from un ebbing sea." "N -no, I snppose not," said Aline,
Sho passed out of sight under the altering with temptation weakly. "And
shady arches of the troes, and for a do hate to go back to that lonely room
just yet.
little while Oran Delaney forgot her. 13nt, perhaps," gazing at him,
anxiously, "perhape you would like for
Ho elnuice4 a cigar with his hat drawn me to go? Perhaps you are weary of
over his eyes, and his 1)ioody brows me ?a
drawn together, Tho sudden silvery
tinkle of a boll from the house aroused A sudden sigh, deep, subtle, profound,
breathed over his lips. Se looked at
him to a remembrance of luncheon and •her strangely.
his guest.
"I am weary of everything," ho said,
He glanced around him, and caught abruptly. "Bet if it pleases you to stay,
tho glimmer of a blue dress among the
trees. Following it, he found her hover- child, pray clo so. It will bp no annoy-
ing over a bed of exquisite pansies,. ance to me."
From being tereibly amid of him at
murmuring softly to herself little
claraa.tions of girlish pleasure and do. first, Alien had become quite trusting
and confidential. She looked at him
with a smile.
"I hope you will forgive nie for roes- ,,Thank. yen for your kind permis-
ing you to the prosaic realities of life," Bien," she said. "I will not gq just yet.
he said, "but my luncheon is ready, and
1 came to ask you to share it." There are some things I should like to
find out before I go home."'
"Luncheon 1" She glanced up with a "You are vory frank."
startled face. "Is it so late as that 2"
"Do you think so ?" asked 111Rs uncon-
8, 'How softly falls the foot of Time,
that only treads an flowers " ho qua- ventional guest.' "And will you answer
truly whit I am about to ask you ?"
ed.' "Yes, it is two o'clock"-glanchag
"(Ma &Tends," he replied, with a
ht his watch -"has not your physical ellaht frown.
entity already reminded you of that p
fact 2' That means that you anticipate MI-
ertinent questions from me ?" she
"I1 you mean that I ought to be loinranghed, easily. ',But do you know,
gry by this time, I believe it is true,"
Mr. Delaney, that you have been an ob.
saad she, smiling. "Although I had not ject of cariosity to me ?"
thought of it before, I believe I should /rye, ilett„ me," said Oran Delaney,
like a biscuit.- But I must go home
now ; I cauuot stay to lunch with you. .e."`"
:Do not look at this great load of flowers, 'I don't know whether the curiosity
is flattery or not," said frank Aline.
Mr. Delaney ; I am afraid you will
scold." "The greater part of my curiosity is
over this great gloomy.loolring house of
"You have tried to carry off every one
yours. Is it really haunted, as they
in the gardep, I see," he returned, um
caring. "But my peaches and grapes "It is haunted by my proem:ice-
are as sweet and lovely as nay flowers.
Come and try them." uothing more ghastly than that," he re -
riled, raoonically.
Another temptation 1 Nothing ever
tasted so delicious to Aline om the sunny Aline looked as if oho did not quite
believe him, badhe went on, persever-
side of a peach. She was 0071008 over ;„aly
s
Mr. DelaneVe lunch, too, and. wondered 'sr3Do you really live in this house all
who prepared it, and what the inside of mem, sir 7,,
that great house lacked like. Bver Fence
they had come to the cottage to live, aases ha replied.
she had been curious over it. Should leer largo eyes wandered over the
delicately -prepared Inticheon, then re.
she let the opportunity to atter it go
unimproved ? turned to his quiet face,
Aline was •a true descendant of our d he a hexitekeeper here. Ise by
"But, really, now, Mr. Delany, there
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whom could your meals bo served ?" she
, knowledge at any tisk. Her curiosity .1a.
and her liking for peaches carried her
beyond the boundof rudence. Sho
aBy the fairies,. ho replied, with per.
s p
went boldly into the "lion's den." feat gravity.
Dear reader, do not think my heroine "You don't expect me to believe
only simple, innocent, and ignorant. "1 L'OpoyoAlu will. At.ng leaher rosy ist it 19 lthe
altogether bold and frivolous. She was that ? sail! , poutaps.
Sho had never to Wisdom's sohool. only answer I can give you," he retorted.
She wae at heart a stili, with a Aline looked curiously at him. There
child's free, wilful impulses. 'wee a slight smile on' his face, but he
It did not occur to hor' that it was spoke an grave earned. Sho understood
Shen that the secrets of the haunted
house would reraain earets atill. Ile
had no 01111(1 110 reveal them to her.
The aich color rose to her face as it'
suddenly fleshed over her that he must
think she made him a poor return for
hie courtesy by her pointed questions.
"I beg your pardon for nay importi
nont question," she eel& "I did not
'really mean to be rude. I was merely
thoiaglablese."
ea:tycoou:tgeeoufarfy0.1y forgiven)" he answer'
"And now / will thank you for your
kindness, aid go," Aline continued, mote.
ing ftom the table and turning toward
the door.
Mr. Delaney walked by he side and
opened the door for her with his quiet,
courteous air.
"You have done me the honor to be
allriOng ova nay old house, Mies Rod.
area" he said. "Perhaps this gamin
(TODD CONTINUBD,)
47,U2sPirgattntcoce,Poth',Z.fgahnoets,
and take lunch with eine. She wiebed
very much to do so, and, being need to
,
having her own way -very often •with
..",! . only occutsienal condign punishment,
.:' such as ,eihe bad received to -day -she
went.
She went, and sho was almost startled
at the gloomy magnificence of tlao long
and stately dieing -hall, with it costly
• carpet, thick and soft as reoes, its datk,
rith, Walnut furniture, glittering gide-
boabds, paneled walls, and splendid pie -
tures. On ono end of the long, imposing
• table was spread a delicate, luxurione
luncheon of cold thicken, flaky biscuit,
sweetmeats, and cake, with grapes,
peaches, and wine. Tho service was of
gold, and silver, and crystal, and glitter-
ed in the subdued light that stole into
the toom through the closed cuttains.
There was no attendant in the eoom,
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TOWN & SON,
AUCTION SALE, OF
A Valuable Farm,
I,: the Tounrahip of Grey, '(n Cooniy
Vador and by virtue 07 ,5 Power Of Sale con-
tained in a eerioln indenture of mortgage;
benriug date the end day of October, A.D. 1
and made 18,1)01. al/ McNichol and ClattiOritle
McNichol, which will be produced at the time
of eale,ancl In payment of which default has
5080 )085155, there will be sold by Public I.
tion, 8010 -..Robeitson's Hotel, in the village At
lithel,th the County of Huron, on
• SATURDAY, MAY 16.ru, 1886,
as the hem of Twelve o'clock, 1888018, 1,7 Fifa
61, 610011, auctioneer, all and tintddar tho
erode or traria of land and proiniflea In
township of Urey, 188 the County of Hum
being composed 01 the west 5,8811 11 lot numb
Woo Cy -seven, in the fourth Clunceitslon of t
Township of 88707 containing fifty norm;
hod, more nr 1505,
There OM 00 1/1111throza 8111 the Thr i'°_
party ie Minato/ 8188 a good farming 188088,111y,
about 10 cuiloR /row the of drcesels,
about 111110 1/1/108 (MOM VW team of Moto wul,
i,,1 111roo 8,41,,. 111101 1110 V1111,10 Of 140-
01, ench 01 ,oh11 10880158, a cord market for
4raiufl ether pi, doe e, The 18880007 851.1 510 88
11 n 8,0.!,10101 state' of repair. There is a good well ou
the proinfsua and ft 701111g bogring 8,r01888411 of
10101151101f 1111 0070. Thom aro about ton none
of 'woodland, lumbered With Elwood, beech
and manle. The 8011 is of tt heavy clay loam
Timms SALg.-The Vendor,. I....8.nm/ the
right to hid. Tau pm- cent, of tho vim:ham
nudity to to kt 1, the V /.6,1011/ to,
the time of sale and the bidnueo to thirty /Jaye
thereafter, W11110111 1,11010.4, e Sho 0)88880 08887
be allowed to 1' 1881188 011 8180r15/0 41.1 1. 00,81800.
111/10 lotto of iltterott.
PriarnitattrinUta'rVi./.n.alnr an ply to
1', S. SCOTT, Atictlencor, or 1.1
181. 11, We4.1.43, Vondotht Solicitor.
1)/0081 et Brosseis this 201)1 of April, Md.
40- Sin
.41"
VU1-.)TION S SLII OF
Valuable Property,
in the Township of 11 pry.
'Under and by virtue of the POWer of Salt
contitibad certain Mortgage, which will
be proilue td at the lime of sale, thewit, be
8..11ere81 lor tale, by Public, duetton, ou
MONDAY, ItrA,Y 17ea, 188e,
ARDWARE
:BUY-
PTTI_E_]DT_1\TG
11 ART)WAR
o;i At Gra
t Co's.
We Offer Special Inducements Jo
Parties Building.
•
LOTS OF
of
f Two O'clookthin., nt Teak% BoS,), in the
VIlingr /81 Cranbiottli, Um following lands
un ugly 1 -All tind singular these oeititin par -
101 la or tweets 881 land 1,1111 nroinjous, 151108110,
lying and bolug in the Township of Croy, in
tee L:0111111/ Of Huron, au/ ProVinoe 07 Ontario%
con tathiug 8857111011 11er0,1110113 Or 18,0, hotter
known aiiil desortbeil as folloWn ring
known ti0 InAltling 1010 unnifiurn three and
four, 111 inert. survey Of la art oil ot nutnIthr
logo, in tIlo 88,1181 twoltth onncostnon. (tom.
maiming /Min it stake, easterly, two eltains
and fifty Hoke along tho t.melfth aonooesiou,
iron) //orbit -west angio of said lot number BIZ -
10011 and measuring southerly 8188 1) parallel to
188.i4 11110 tWO 018.11"1 ; thetico oanaarly and.
7181i411r1 1,1811 the 0011188440n two chains and
filly 18 18 ; thence inn thsrly to the oonnotaton
two elution; the 00 westoily two eludes nod
ity link 010 the place of beginning, tin the
'treatises 8470 14 50 ,11 frau/ 0 /wolfing lind ki1011.
en, franiu 014010 and othOr outbuildings, 88100
it good forgo triune 181880 khnilth, Wagon and
paint thop, and aigortel gardon, 87011 isupplfral
with orchard an/ fruit trees, and te tt iirst //lass
stnnd 1,11' 11 0100011 far,
T1111110 185 1•A781.-,1 148 1011:0,0111. ,of 118. PUN
(1)1100 money to he paid at 1110 111110 01 0610,
'Ian dont #1,5 the said 10 per tont to Indite
one. had of tho port:hate money within one
mouth thereafter, 810/1 the balance of raid
18U8chase 118 0110.1 1/0 be 00eared 07 fleet 7108'I.
5)581a over tlir 581. VO (M411111611 lor EV,, years
with interest 0 1 the rain 84 stwOn per want
per annum, payable :tin/ Iv,
e 55080 nroporty will be offered for sale
subject to 888001,15 bid 6/ nu tired by to
Vendor.
2,er further particulars apply 10
A. )fl'NTIOP.,
1irtie0ele, April 11011. 108,10811 Agent.,
8111-1d,
WHY
The Colunzl?,itq Watch
• IS THE HEST.
I FRE Math SWns Darrel 15 completely
,coveted, malting it more neatly durt
• p0101 551515 ail other Our 'Insulator is
nearly double the iongth of others, render-
ing accurst:3 regulation 810 very tibnplo mat-
ter, To replsee 4 11r8811101 Main Spriug tbo
Barrel can be removed without removing
the Balance or interfering with the 20211111, -
Lion, Our Heir Sprjruf Stied li, SO fanned
that two or more 816110 of Spring cannot
ei 01 in ths "Regulator Pius and oanao Sho
Watch to either stop or .gitiu limn at an
111111511141 rate. The Balance comes under
Sho round, or edge, the strongest part of
the case, no: 110 In 411 CII1101r, in fila 0014r0
and 181Pler the a oalcosl, pot% are
improvements that oannot be claimed by
any other mann [cowl/ors, There aro other
advantages which the watehmeker can
readily explain, and mace soon, all must
agree with us in sityiog that we have the
sbronoeRt and boob 57101011 in tlfe world,
IS- In baying and carrying a Colembuo
Watch you will anaro the prior of an ordi-
nary watch in a few years in rendes elene,
to say nothing of the incoovenienoe Rad de-
lay of repeirca
POR SALE AT
Fletcher's, Brussels,
NEW GOODS
TNT I .1‘.4- C+ DATIL Y.•
Full It geortment INTo.vi in Stoo:4c,.
GOOIS AT' RIGHT (-'fl
COME Ai\TD SH HI us.
EfirtIA:LTIT
Drewe's Old Stand; Brussels.
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--MANUFACTURER Oli--
DEMoORLTS, EXPRESS WAG oNzi,
0ABBLAGES,
BUGGIES, WAGONS, ET 0., ETC., ET(.
All made of the Bee Materials and finished in 80 Workrann-like
RePCGi7'ittal and Painting pi.onipari attend ed 10.
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Parties intending to buy should call before
purchasing.
RIZFERHNOES.-Marsden Smith, B. Laing, James' Cutt and Win. Mc-
Kelvey, Grey Township ; W. ConeRin, W.. Little, G. Brewer and 1).
Breckenridge, Morris Township ; T. Town and W. Blashill, Brussels ;
Rev. E. A. Fear, Kirkton, and T. Wright, TUrnberry Township.
REMEMBER THE STAND-SOTJTI.I OF BRIDGE.
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JAMES IB.UYER-
ETHEL • .
Low2nR,
The3undersignecl, having completed the change froin the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian System of Grindiag, has now the Mili
First-class Rurinin,g,Order,
And wildheglad to see old caeteniers and as many now. I 0)Ph
as poseible. Chopping done,
Ploiar and Feed halvielre on Reads
Highest Price:paid for ay quenaity of GoOd Graifr.
WM. MILNE.