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THE HURO
MRS. MILLINGTON AND 1 him Jerry, once fora
FfF',R LIBRARIAN. )'the second interview
l 'But "'don't love
A LOVE AND BUSINESS STORY. i don't even know yon
yy "You do not love
If he had known at that moment that ! plied Wilfrid Beddoe
there was nobody in the world whom If Jerry had a tr
this ideal girl of his liked better than i ism about her, she
this very "insufferable shop -woman," 1ed this ; but she sal
that they called each other "Nelly" 1 «'And you never.
and "Jerry," and were as familiar as I strange lover, only
sisters, his idealizing passion might, deals/.perhaps, have been killed on the spot, I "No, indeed, nev:
and he would have enjoyed his trip ,indubitable fervor.
round the world better. I "Then yon will
But he did not know it ; neither I Wilfrid Beddoes,
could he find anything in his trip round f looking into Jerry's
the world — motion, places, people— 1 which she felt co
which `would kill or banish that strange 1 soul au inexplica
idealizing passion. ' Wherever he went, 1 make you love m
whatever he saw, he :saw all the time, I you will let me try
with greater or less distinctness, thee Jerry was silent.
little black walnut writing desk in "You will love «�
- "Pettengill's" library, and a fair, seri- i frid Beddoes. "I
ous., honest face bent over it. He did you will love me."
not think it a beautiful face—nobody 1 Jerry was silent
ever had. People usually did not aid ' the floor, her han«
mire Jerry. Sne had not one really lap, her whole.fig
beautiful feature in her countenance ; quiet which wa
but there could not . be a face telling I Wilfrid Beddoes t:�
more clearly the story of a straight- I in his; she did no
forward, strong, loyal, affectionate na- € he had taken it.
tare than did Jerry's. Sunny, too, it ' his lips ; -:she did
was, with the radiance of health, con- that he had do:
tentment and energy, and there was in her -in silence for
her blue -gray eyes' a certain look of last he said, "Do
quiet determination, which was the 1 you cell love me?'
-most individual look on her face. It "I do not knot
haunted Wilfrid Beddoes like a far-off stay.' "I'm thin
_ sound in the air which he could never 1 One month 1
wholly hear, and never ,wholly escape. 1 does, younger bro
He made a good fight with himself and 1 Beddoes, of Bedd
with it, bat it was of .no use. to Mrs. Millingto
At the foot of the sacred mountain in I ried her off trip
Japan, in the ivory courts of old tem- world -the same
plea in India, on the Mount of Olives,•on
the banks of the Nile, in Rome, St.
Petersburg, Paris—the same. The face
was before him, the thought was in his
mind, the desire was in his soul, the
love was in his heart ; the fight with it,
with himself, was of no use—was of as
little. Ilse on the last day as on the first
of the year for which he kept it up. A
whole year, and around the world;
what more could a man do ? Would it
not have been.a folly, as well as a sort
of blasphemy, to have kept it up longer?
So thought Wilfrid Beddoes, and he
sailed back to America one year and e
month from the day on which he had
set his face toward San Francisco.
Azaleas were at the last of their bloom-
- ing when he went away, and on the
morning when he first went into "Pet-
tingill'a" after his return, there stood
one of the last pink azaieas of the sea-
son on the table at which he had writ-
ten that letter to Bir Renwick. As he
took his seat, he scarce dared raise his
eyes to look into the other room. Had
she gone away ? 'Had she died ? Had
he lost her ? as he deserved to, 'he'
thought to himself. No. With a sud-
den heat, and a, sudden quickening in
his veins, he saw her ; still fair, still
serious, still calm and busy, bending in
the old way over the old desk, which he
saw—and smiled a little triumphantly
to himself --had been moved back to
the place where he had first seen it,
There she was, and looking upon her
once more, Wilfrid Beddoes knew that
he had not come back for nought ; that
it was right, that it was inevitable,that
he should at least try to win this wo-
man for his wife. A reverent misgiv-
ing whether he could, grew strong -
within him as he watched her _once
more, and, saw that the twelve months
had left apparently untouched the
cheeks, the lips, the; contented brave
eyes, and the forceful expression.
Jerry did not see him, but Nelly did ;
knew him "the minute he walked in,"
she afterward said ; but she "wasn't
goin' to let on that she'd ever taken
any notice of him." So she returned
Mr. Beddoes' slight bow with a curtail-
ed nod, which she fancied was as digni-
fied as his ; and she would have been
mightily surprised to know -how well
he read her, and how like an eternity
the time had -appeared to him while he
was waiting for her to leave the shop
that he might have a little conversa-
tion with the grave -faced woman at the
stationery counter, from whom, and not
-upon any account from Nelly, he had
. resolved to ask the address of the young
lady who sat in the librarian's desk.
Mr. Beddoes was a resulnte and
prompt man, and it took him a very few
hours -to arrange his plan of proceeding.
Through a business acquaintance he
easily procured an introduction to Mrs.
Shepherd, and told' her, without . cir-
cumlocution or reserve, his purpose- in
wishing to make Miss `Williams' ac-
quaintance. He did not tell Mrs.'
Shepherd that he had spent a year in
Kenning around the entire globe trying
to drive this purpose out of his mind.
That he kept to tell Jerry. Neither
didhe ask Mrs. Shepherdto ask
Jerry if he might come and see her;
he simply appointed -an houesat which
he would call. On seeing her once, he
was fully resolved. If he had known
what a hair -breadth escape he had
from being authoritatively refused this
permission by Jerry herself, he would
have suffered an agony of apprehension.
Of Jerry's refusing to see him at all,_.he
never so much as thought. - Yet, except
for Mrs. Shepherd's influence, she
would probably have done so.
"I think it is impertinent in him,"
said Jerry, hotly. "He doesn't know the time he
me at all. He can't want to marry handful of br
tae." up the pictur
"But he does," said Mrs. Shepherd.
"You just see him, Jerry."
"I don't want to," said Jerry.
- "Never mind," said Mrs. Shepherd. who was al •,
"You needn't ever see him again, if you picture, re
ain't a mind to, you ku:ow." sure he bong
"I should think not," said Jerry ; I in that sense
"nor this time either. I won't go and far high
down." ways will be
"Please do, Jerry," sdid Mrs. Shep- • important the
herd, who had faith in Wilfrid Bed- 1 it should sui
does from the outset — "please do, , incident whi
just to please me. I'll go down with home and po
you.''
taken alone, the
forget her. How
grew in the new
and the new deli
ury and culture,
Beddoes died in
Wilfrid's marria
ton's librarian
Beddoes, of Be
told in few word
as well to add, f
for any reason w
up to fight again
forces of a true
love, to despoil it
a usurper in its
permitted to Wi
that he had lost
year's happiness
Nelly never c
own mind exact
Jerry's marrieg
edly and disint
but Mr. Beddoe
ling thorn in N
so much 's a ci
fust to last," s
brought himse
don't you see, t
reason for his 1
more'n on her"
was thoroughly
inine. Howev
her grievances t
connection. M
within one yea
proposed marri
cepted by her.
acquiescence,
result of bewil
thing else. Sh
ed for is measu
looked -for trib
'br,other; for, a
one of her old
how 'twas.
George's wife
much 's speak
used to get rea
times he woui
for a long spel
with 'em. Bu
if I've said it o
dred times, l
-'you never ««
when they'll b
some notice
thought o' its
bnt I'm glad t
nese, though :
gallon of fust
that cellar sin
the color that
settlin's ; an'
Dye, what the',
can't imagip.
got 80 strea,.
ashamed to s
streets lookin'
she was a re;,
My ! I wonde
all! Iexpec
always sayin',
knowin' wha
you, see, they
in the Englis
'n gone, 'n liv
that, 'n alway
ried to Geo.
this world, 'n
old cellar, m
them tanks a=
Mr. M. was a
Harper's Ma
it nearly di
on," she sai
y other mai
confidently
of sentilm
ulcj have ran
ab once, "O o
acre ?" aske h.
little less ecin:
1
r
„
r
said Jerry vblth
e me,"
owly, sol
a with.
ening. f o
lel assent.
I know • cain,
received a call from ne of the ladies of
the family, who ca a to say that while
the picture was in cry respect satis-
factory, one thi g ad been forgotten.
' What is that as ed M. " Why," re-
plied his calla , "yo neglected to sign
it." "By no can ," answered M., in
his blunt way. „"I isn't my picture,
you know ; it' ou picture. If you're
Proud of it yo ld b ter put your name
to it. ; I wouldn't s gn it for a thousand
'dollars." And he owed the lady out of
his studio. 1
tined Proposed Scot
ly, ai
aze When the Queer
eri August it is fully
'I • ill :tay at Holyro'od v
if tion than onmost
The exact length c
has not yet b en i
the informal an t
t at justify the apect
from V lunte
on be a good
the many cL
timewhile t e Co
rood, and negotiat
all• contemplaticin in
hatds the presence of th
with two oil b
events. ,Then, it
Queen will visit t
Dalmeny, and Ba
has recently -bee
tounl. When i
years ago the' Qu °
visit Broom all,
Agin family, an
in the old Ab
Scottish k
mark the gr
whom Her
,'
reiterate+
ear to yo
her eyes- ifi
lying quie
e motionlets
almost u
�k one of
seem to k
oq lifted th
«sit seem It
so. He lo
some minn
ou not bel :
' Laid Jerry,
nee"
er, Mr. Wilf
er of Sir en
s Hall, was pa
s librarian, nd
«hantly aro iio d'
urney whips he had
ar before, t:�yiu: to
erry gladde Ted an
tniosphere f " ove,
is of travel, : ud luxr
:d how Sir i -ii •ick
o second y ar fter
and Mrs. 'MI ing-
ame Lady 1 Te sh
oes Hall, is
as many.
a warningt
Meyer, set t
t the uric°
d great p
f its kingd'
ace, that it
rid Beddoes to forget
ut of his life
hat he migt
ld make on
how she t
She was g od-natur
stedly glad or Jerry ;
himself was a ranki.
y's soul. ' eve :had;
word out o hinu from'
said. "An' wh:n he'ci
to marry ipg Jerey
re .wasn't a y ort 0'
kin' down o + Do any
a bit of to:ic which
haracteristi: a, 41i. fame-
Nelly soon; for-'ot it
a new of u tri
. George' lil
after his wi e's
e to Nelly, : nd
ith a slow , , he
ich was !fee m
red delight the
might well be
-of triump « in
e from her; h
she said, coufid .ntly,
t cronies : Yo l kn
en Mr. al we ali
e wouldn' h r idly
o me; an • j M l M.
mad about ',t, ' BO
«'t go near is l rot .er
nor have . j th is' to d o
I always sae $ I him
ce, I've sal« it hu
guess—'Po «py,' sa 8 I,
nd• ladthe t enough ' 1 dio ome
.f g 'us.' B t I never
�omin' this wa
get back in o t b Bi -
here hain't ee s wile
ate Restor °,r lade in
I leis it. ca; tell by
she tanks ar:: al f 1 of
for the roti air'
've been d«in' t t I
Miss M : ' tin a 's
, .I declar: I e b n.
her goin a ut he
:o, an' every' ody o k ow
I, lar custo «« :r io ours.
what Mr. 'd Eley to it
e'd say, je he as
Little wom n, there' no
11 happen.' Nv, d n't
Jerry mar ' ed, aero Ili in'
nobility, 'n r. ,M. dad
«' in heaven I' sure o'�
have been i'n a «« ar
lillington, o" al ':me
-sittin' up igh a in
in' Dye a e' R More
in, jest 's I se Ito wl e
i e. Don't it be t all
zine.
t1
0
•
11
••
id
i
•
a
to
n OKv
at
At
hat
• er-
ed-
ick.
fedi
car -4
ey,
gs,
yea
Ma
the 1 warmest friends
Elgi
Vn at
,and
�ircu
sit t
th
nay
hive
le o
of
i I spe
Roy
ap
eth
ale
8
bars of the
sonaily kuo'
their Queen
devotion.
made the v
possible ; b1
the Queen 1
autumn to
, stay at a fi
we'll all student
t It 18 peculiar au
all who, bele of the
emtielves Queen be i
e
•
«
qua °able the autumn
i ai0n of day will b-
Cr sit militar di lay
as never For;the V Hint:
ments are rogr-
indication • are
will not. 0 1y be
en soldie s b•
Oleobe-in aged
Parts of t a 'n
been moo e t
Holyrood, a d
Scotch pep e
Queenn,'s orth
natio al Bathe
style of he
held.
«
a whole
ave had.
in her
It about
«
h Tour of Her
esty.
visits Edinburgh in
expected that: the •
ill be of longer aura -
previous occa dons.
f the Royal residence
efinitely settled, but -
e authorities have
ation stated. Apart
✓ .review, there will
lls on Her Majlesty's
art remains at Holy -
ions are at. present iu
she hope of securing
e Queen in connection
ree important local.
is fully expected the'
e Buccleu « estate,
ubougle Castle, which
restored, and Hope -
Edinburgh se,veral
en had arrangled to
•e residence Of the
Dunfermline, where,
place of
in»ments
i,uley, for
fined the
ler mein -
were per -
ho served
untiring
se which
time im-
ility that
EXPOSIT
BEAL ESTA E FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FOR ALE—For Sale, on easy
arms, that des ble;residence on Jame
Street owned by Mr. eorge Dent. Enquire lof
J. S. 'ORTEB, Seiler h.
FO` BALE.—For S le a first class P1ani g
11, nearly new a i d in good running order,
situs ed in the flouri • hing Town of Seaforth,
Will be sold cheap. Terms easy. Enquire of
HECORD,COSSENS CO., Goderich, Ont. •
FARM O Being part of Lot 22, n-
1: 5, Stanley. containing 761 acres, of
which are cleared an • in a high state of culti a -
tion ; a good frame h use, frame- barn with et ti-
ling underneath;; a large orchard and a neer
fail g spring on; the place ; 4 miles from Br ce-
fiel and 6 from :Olin on ; terms easy. Apply to
TH MAS MILLS, C • . stance P. 0. 702 -
is the burial
elegant m
of Lady St
esty entertf
ip ; and otl
family who
Court, and
country wit
stances ar
Fife at that
e is a probe
e «in a position this
to and make a short
d town interesting to
. istory, but having a
sal interest for mem-
1 Family. ho ild the
sition to vi it Fife in
expectation is that a
ted subsequent; to the
in the Queeen'a Park.,
er review the arrange
sling satisfactorily, and
abundant 1 that there
a large muster of citi-
t that Edinbu gh will
with'strangers from all
dome. A proposal has
at while the "Queen is at
he City is 1 filled with
rom all quarter of the
rn dominions, : a great
ing, something after the
raem,ar fete, should be
11
Ge ting Ahead.
Jos Billin-s says it is only a step
a, from black b ead to pound ;oak°, but
onial that it is'_ a mile back by the shortest
ngtol, cut. Josh is a philosopher and never
Ideath, said a better thing. But it islthat step
as' a0-
ahea whichl�others us all. Anybody
rating can go b` ck, rfs everything seems greas-
re the ed for t e oc
'` any- to a er you
Fargo extent. The
hisfu
long on an
Eban s mo tai s
•
to
•w
e,
so
fie
Anec•
It is said
made so grea
painter, was
studio of a c
himself no a
til, where hu
Whistler's o
owner of t
will not like
• picture," ob
A Boston ar
"Well, if you'll go down too," said received a
Jerry, "that wouldn't be so bad. He portrait of a
couldn'tsay anything then." sittings he h
"No," said Mrs. Shepherd ; only just without inte
get a little acquainted." , when the pi«
This was not what Wilfrid Beddoes there came
wanted. When he saw Mrs. Shep- i gestions, wh
herd's partly figure entering the room, ; After Conten
and Jerry's slender form in a species of ; effect, he de
aye:altat on behind her, the gratification 3. every one of
which this arrangement gave to his to suit the 1:
Englishman's sense of propriety was ; than himself.
entirely outweighed by the lover's sense l do it, but at
of embarrassment. He had been au- = suggestions
dations enough to plan telling Jerry the admitted th
Widie truth then and there in the first ► tory. It was
minute. It was well for him that Mrs. ' home, and t
Shepherd stood in the way of his car- ceived his
lying oat this plan. It would have lost s :mount. Al
tea -of P
hat Whis
a name in
Ile day w=
tain Engli
ateur in Ilan
it
eirs
er, h
nglid
tin
h
« lin
g upon the gra 1
n producti ills: o
ked up a .alet a
shes and b:gan otcSin
which he had d tallth
house, "His ord hi
your meddling ith 'hi
rved anoth: a taenia
waiting. "It i nit hi
rted Willis' ler. ."Ta b
it and pa df. ,
t is his. B «t i ai oth
sense it is lain 1 and i al
enditisve yin ph rnor,
t it shoal suit ane the
him." ' is ecallb a
happen d mu if AE are
is a very s mil:'lare .
ist, whom .• wi 1 ca M ,
«mmission to ret' the
dy. Duli «g t ea fi st few
• things a 1 his wn l,va ,
option ora no • ane but
nre begs t o ta,. e: p:,
serious'criti is a and u
h drove hi «' ne: rly filo°
ing against he i wit o t
ded to acus o t each : n
hem ; in a or ,to ® eau
y and her ie cis, r: th
It took a - Ong twhi o t
ngth their kriti isms an
ere exhaus ed, end he
the picture wa I sati: a
cordingly fr medlandse«t
e painter Promptly r
«eck for t 'ie stipul t:
:ut a month afterkvar h
•
•
0
1•
«
say o you
save mo
you av
oug t tc
talking.
ting eigl
est boa
and litt le ext
and the
wh t is
if you
odds a
couple
knoirvs •
too
couple
snit of
have hi
He
and
similar
he van
unC
and
ma
Ma,
asion and; yon don't have
self to any Very great
step ahead is generally a
a high one besides, for
ay lie in th yvay. You
fig man, "Wh
You are r
n y yourself to
Say lots of it."
Th; young man
t dol ars a week 1
d ' c' sts .$3 per w
as make an
e ' is $4 gone 'ate ight. Now,
the se in living in this world
on't enjoy some df it? Little
d ends will foot up another
of dollars a week, before he
here he is, 'and he has a couple
dollars left for the bank. In a
of months again he wants a new
lothes, for his ,employer won't
«« around if he don't look spruce.
s ; his bank account for this,
nt' the time he' has piled up a
amount it is getting cold, and
s i,n ulster and overshoes and
.thing, and'heaven knows what,
re lie is st4ick'again. Then he
sick, or he may get hurt, or he
se hila situation; and a thousand
mayhappeii to him to draw
on the pittance' which he may
aved. There are thousands of
ellews in this city who are living
find to mouth on their little) $8 a
nd people want to knows why
n t save money: '
is a nut to crack. There are
i thi city who only get from
0 $4 week, and 'save 'money ;
no onl that, but the manage to
ss ell; a d respectably, and' held up
ir heads' before the world. • There
gir. s in this city who not; only do
that, but ou of there slender means
manage to contribute to the support of
ag d waren s and little brothers and
sis era Seine of them have paid heavy
fins 1 r rascally brothers, nd bought
th m suit of clothes__ to�start with
again. How is this ? These girls deny
! th4ms Ives. Some of them rent a room
for se • enty-five cents a week, midi
board heinselves 'on another seventy-:
five, a•. d you will see thein of a fine;
morni g ;dawn at the wharf ,in their
clean freshly ironed linen dresses ands
Batley straw hats, awaiting the boat to;
spend he day at the park. Now—but'
th 1«ng'and the short of it is this
is 'too much for us, and we will
t tight here. Toronto' Evening
don't you
keep. you
It is easy
may be get—
The cheap -
eek, washing
other dollar,
•,
RM FOR SALE West half of Lot 6, t ay -
P1 field Road Noit ,Stanley, County of Hn on,
codtaining 100 acres first-class soil, brickha se,
irajmo barns, very superior orchard and g.od
fruit ; 80 acres of fa
cedar ir rear og lot ; nom school, church, . nd
m rket; on gaol road. For terms appl to
JOHN PECK, Propr etor, on the premiees, o to
JOHN ESSON, Bayfi=ld. 692-1j8
T ARM FOR S: 1E—For Sale, a first ass
Farm, being th south half of Lot 17, ke
R, ad, East, Kant, y ; the farm contains 661
acres .Of land, 50 acs es of which are cleared, nd
the bgiance good ha 4d -wood bush ; there is on the
pl ce a good, boa tin orchai el, a first-class we 1, a
good flame barn, st ' ble, shed and driving ho se;
t o place is well fen ,ed and in first-class or ler.
F 'r further psalieu! ars apply to ROBERT POL-
L CI{, Gc•shcn Lin , Stanley, or to JOHN P L-
L ; CK, Proprietor, S Iver Springs, Manitoba. 7 4-8
OUSE AND L T FOR SALE — For ale,
1 that flesh able p operty on North Main St eet,
foimerly owned end occupied by the late J es
Sp ailing ; there is I frame house containin six
r ems and kitchen with pantry, bedroom and
w odahed; a goo cellar, also hard and soft
w ter; there 1g one acre of land with a fronta e of
l' rods ; there is a good young. bearing (arch rd;
it is one of the mo t desirable properties in ea -
forth. Apply to MES SPARLING, Blytb,.or
JOHN S.'WALSH •r A. STRONG, Scaforth. 694
•
a
ab
ere
th
ge
lo
things
heavily
have
young
Her
girls
$3.
an
dr
ar
ABM FOR SAL
Lot 7, on the 6
H; R. S., containin
tl !e place is n finbearing orchard; g
fell wheat sown, ab
4 t miles from. the
g • rvel road. This i
t wnship, and wil
p rticualrs appl
p anises, or it by 1 >tter to Seaforth F'. 0.
9NK. 674x4-
ARM FOR SA E—Fcr Sale, Lct ;No. 1, on -
cession 10, En lett, containing 50 acres, = bont
4 of which ate c oared, under -drained, free from
tumpe, well fere d and in every respect in iret-
cilaes order. The elance is well drab•red,h; ring
lets asplendid f : ncing timber. The re is a goo
tog house and log barn, an orchard just co •• enc
ng to bear, and good springwell. The fa • i
Within eight toile of Seafoi th, near a good rave±
toad, and conve.ient to churches,-' school. an
post office. ;Wil be sold cheap. Apply t. th
prop ietor on the premises or to -Constance . 0
`ALTER CAMP : ELL. 04
.—For sale the west ha:f of
Concession of Tuckersni t -h,
50 acres of choice land ;"one barn nearly new, a young
tu
od well and pump ; 18 ac sof
ut 8 of
of bush; is w'thin
town of Seaforth on a :ood'
one of the b est properties i the
be sold cheap. or f. ther
to the proprieto , on the
E0.
f
R.
IN D
t - IR, EAZ' 1.4 T..7 HT R
GOODS IS STILL GOING ON AT
HILL BROTHERS' OLD STAND,
OPPOSITE THE COMMERCIA_L HOTEL, SEA.FORTH.
THE ST
FAR
K HAS TO BE SOLD, AND WE ARE SELLING 'GOODS
BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES.
WE WILL GUARANTEE TO SELL YOU MORE
° GO DS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY
THER HOUSE IN THE COUNTY.
-Le ARV: *FOR S LE—The north half of L t 26
12 Lot 27, and the east half of Lot 28,C flees-
sion 4, L. B. S., uckersroith ; 200 acres fo sale
in one parcel, o two of 150 acres and 50 acres
and orchard ; th land is in a good state of culti;•
roads,'&c. Any person wanting a good fa , in
vation is well w tered, and is well situated as t
good locality, wi 1 do well to look at this o e bee
fore bu3ing else here. For particulars and mile
su
dr
jec
The
Am
in the
acque
axtific
• comm
the U
mime
this d
erum
th de
CO Bt
pl
er sea
ou pi
w ich
mente
the en
copaes
years
obtai
aping
•
ulti-Seation of the Sponge
for the Market.
ng the more recent enterprises
way of artificial propagation of
lc animals is that relating to the
al -propagation of tho sponge of
iversity of Gratz, has been so
sful in his preliminary efforts in
rectiot that the Austrian Gov-
t has authorized him. to attempt
elopuient of this industry on the
f Dalmatia.. The process is Very
, con isting in selecting the prop -
on i the spring and, dividieg a
mar etable eponge into roamer -
es nd fastening them to stakes,
are riven into the sea bottom
o au merge them. These feag-
at o ce begin to grow out, and at
of eertain time each one be-
an e tire sponge.
rdin to Dr. Schmidt, three
frena very small fragmerits
s of morketable value.
461
fficient length of time to
FARM FOR
Proprieior
Lot 1, Conce
a cres, all clear
tion, being nee
firet class frame barn and other necess
water ; it is te miles from Seafoith, on
g ravel road, o d convenient to Behead, chti
p bst office ; th land is equal to any in 0
'Also the sout part of the south half of
Concession 12, Hullett, containing 25 ac
ell tirabeted These two places -will
,separately ar t
AIME FA 1,M FOR SALE—For Sale Lot 3
?..-4 and east b ilf of Lot 4, Coneeesion 13, ullett,
Containing 22 acres ; 190 acres cleared, under -
drained, and early clear from stumps ; he b l-
ance is heearil timbered with beech, ma le, el
and basswo,od ; there ate 50 acres in fal
und 60 aciehi 'n grass ; the land is of t
quality, being a rich clay loam ; this farm
little rolling, ut not hilly ; a never failin
creek runs th ()ugh the barn yard ; thie is
c lass grain or dairy farm ; theie are 6 ac
young oreba d, with apples, pears,
plums and th rriee, just beginning to be
buildings ate sage and commodious; th
large bank b rn 58x60, and is nearly n
driving hods and stable is 40x60, and
new ; the house is a large two stery frft
kitchen ood shed attached, and goo
cellars nn e the whole buulding, and
between stral in g with lime and gravel fr
tom to top ; ere is a good school, po
store and bla kemith shop within half a
!farm is situa ed 10 miles from Seafoith,
Clinton, and from Londesboro ; there is
gravel road fx om the place to all the abo
kets. A goo part of the purchase mo ey c
remain on m rtgege long enough to mak it
of the place. For particulars apply to T 0
ATKINSON, on the premises, or to Harl ck p at
office. A smaller property would be taken in p rt
payment of la ve. 6
MONEY.
SALE—For Sale Cheap, a the
'Rion 13, Hallett, contai ng 75 TO those who not visited US yet, we woiald sa,y COME AT ONCE, and
is goirg to Dakota, south ialf of I
THE BALANCE OF OUR •STOCK OF
1,1
WILL BE SOLD AT LESS THAN
HALF THE ORIGINAL COS41.
BOO
have
a and in a good state of c get some of the BARGAINS now going, and don't be deceived by what others in
ly free from stumps, unde drain- the same business may say, for we can sell you Goods cheaper than you ever
ccd ; there le good log owe, I bought them for before. Come and see for youreelf, and be convinced that this
out -
Ley of is a REAL GENUINE BANKRUPT SALE.
good
hand
toatrit
es, ali
e sold
0. WILLIAM SMITH, P opri
704
1111
la• ys a
spri g
a fir t-
eac• h s,
r; t e
re is a
is • al o
2 from
a gond
8 mea-
n
ut
1- money f r immediate investment on firat
m ortgages o foam property. Seven and a half
p er cent. int rest yearly ; principal as may be
a greed upo . J. H. BENSON, Solicitor, Sea -
forth.
lend in
eat charged
63
. G. McDOUGALL is anth nee to
ney at si per cent. on mort age, or
and for any number of year
commission tberged. Apply at the Sto
; inter -
al. teo
$100,
of years n t
principal in
giving six in
in g one -four
year witheu
time of pa
OFFICE
0.00 TO LOAN on Se Linty of
xceeding twenty, at 6 per ent. er
li
time on
exceed -
of each
rom .he
esb
ey may be repaid at any
nths' notice, or any sum no
may be paid at the close
notice, intereet ceasing
'tient ; Loans effected p
Victoria Square, Seaforth
JOHN WILLIAMS CO.
Bills Disco: nted. Drafts Iseuetl. Mo
on 1 eal Estate at Lowest Rates
653-52
"FOR A.TAr
the NS a
Gramie, on
1--hereaf ter ca
ey
JOHN 'WILLIAMS & C
AND LEAR
LIAM RUD
Years of Egmondville, has re
gon Shop belonging to Mr. Wi
Market Street, Seaforth, and
iy on the
nd Carriage Makin .81
ne in rt// its Branches
iHe can guda ntee4oed work, and : that none but
1 the best of aterial will be used..
RE PA
Gr
DAVIDSON & MORRISON.
eTuLY 8, 1881.
AND SHOE
SPECIAL SPECIAL ! SPECIAL .
TUiVIBLE DOWN
FOR
to r4tn, e•the Balance of TA 1Summer Stock or Dry
Goolds at the Very Lowest P ssible Figure tor Cash.
MI LLINERY ! THE LEADING FEATURE OF MY HOUSE.
IN WOMEN'S AND M1SSES'
STREET ASO HOUSE SUPPERS.
CUSTOM WORK
In this department I will sacrifice the Goo s. See the bargains and be con-
vinced. FiNie hundred Lovely Silk Parasols, superior in quality and style, at
very much reduced prices.
TH ENTIRE BALA1VCi OF MY ST6CK
Of Dress G ods, Black and Colored Grenadines, White and Colored Muslins,
Black and olored Cashmeres, Black and Colored Lustres, some beaittiful things
in Prints, himense ,assortment of White Muslin Embroideries—must be sold
Within the next thirty days.
THE READYMADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Partict4ar attention is caned to my immense stock of Readyma e Clothing.
In this department I have everything that may ;be required for the oming sea-
son. Sonael very nobby things in light Summer Suits. Special value in Skelton
Coats and Woreted Snits. Canadian Tweed Sias, all prices, very 1 est cut and
finish.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Dress liirts—In :White, Oxford, Freneh and English Canabrics. Collars
and Cuffs— all the leadine styles, Ties and Scarfs—Loudon and Paris shapes.
Silk Handk rchiefs—A complete assortment. Shirts and Drawerse—In Merino,
Cotton, and Balbriggan, at all prices—beet goods. Rubber Tweed 'Coats—The
largest stock in the County, from the lowest price to the best Scotch. snake.
HAT'S AND CAPS,AND STRAW GOODS.
AND REPAIRING
TO IGIVE SATISFACTION.
jA I AM LO GAN,
PEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
THE JEWELRY
EMPORIUM
SEAFORTI-1 AND SURROUND-
ING COUNTRY.
!MANAGER AND PROPBXEML
THIS IS THE PLACE
i To get Good and Itelishie 0.0ede in
GOLD WATCHES,
Mi Stock of which is very choke and compld4.
Call anlb examine tor yourselves. No frontlet!)
sapsi Geode. All Goods sold on their °tell
merits and warrented te represented. !
pt ving made arrangements withs First -Mil
tii
Man facturinglionse, I can fill all enders Ide
any Sneeial Piece of Jewelry -en the Shorielt
Per$onal Attention given to the- _Et-
piziring Trat6hes, Clocks, 011
:jewelry.. Fine Watch,es alvaysitt
A11 Wor k Warranted to give Satisfactier.
Caph paid I or Old Gold :and Silver. I
REMEMBER TBE STAND—Tree --of
Flitted NV are in the Window, and directly oligt•
ted A.11 ENTIRE NEW STOCK. I have now an entirely new stock of the
am above maned Goods for this season, and which Comprises, Canadian, English and
American Manufactures. The styles are the newest and the prices bottom
C au a di an Pelts, English Stiff and Soft Felts, Anaerican Felts. Caps in Canadian 1
si- and American, all fresh, particularly good styleis, and prices low.
BOOTS AND SilOES.
FiVe ea es -just to hand, which completes one of the largest st e,ks in 4.118
branch that I hove ever held, coniprising Laslies' Finest French Kid Shoes,
Ladies' Fine Oiled Goat Shoee, Lathes' Fine Pebble Boots, Ladies' Extra Button
Ond Lace P! unella Boots and. Shoes Ladies' and Misses' Kid Sendai Shoes,
L.adiee', Mi see' and Children's Button and Lace Slippers, Boys'', Misses' and
Child en's Boots, all sizes and kinds, Men's Boots and Shoes in every style and 1
at extr mely low figures.
ur inroite _Examination by the Public needing Goods; befo,re rushing
anil buying from injerior stocks, bought at a large per c,entage too
dear in the first place. All I ask is fo,r people to lixai4ine Goods, ;
use JUDGM_ENT, and Compare Quality, Price,and Style. s
tended to, and neat* an
RS' GATES—Hewie
od Stock of Farmers' Gates
che ply
lso
UD
nd Trunk Railw
tions as
e Seafoeth rind Clinton St
! follows:
i Express,
I 4:15
A.
P.
P.
A.
"" Corner of Main and Market Sti eete.
M. R. COUNTER, Beater&
THE SEAFORTH
i NISI) RANCE AefliC
MAIN -ST., NORTH., SEAFOItTE,
Inetrrance Agent, Conveyancer, to. OS
on all kinds of eroperty effected at lowest eta'
fa• ctarily. Nome but first -elites relisble
-• cilasets of Team ptOperty. Only 50 tents 40
$1 Per $1-00 for three years in the Gore Disti14
of Glalt, 'established for over 40 yeas. The for
Oompaniee represented
British Arnericankied Toronto,
!Scottish Imperia4 of Ghtegow, Scotland,
1Noribein, of London, England,
,Gere District, of G tilt, Ontario,
-Canada Fire and Marine, ef 13ataillon. -0,13t4
!Royal Canadian, of Montreal, P. -
Mame, of IfsanUton. Ontario;
Conn.,
loranto Life, el Toronto, Ontario.
1 I AM ALSO AGENT FOR THE
CANADA PERMA.NE.
LOAN AND SAKS COMPANY.
ALSO AGOT FOlt THE
'TATE UNE. STEAMSHIP SO
Sailing from New 'York City every Tharada0:
of New- York, to spit purchaser. Bizet 0ibiT4
seat° elle—return. Second Cabin. S40 WO
erraturn- St eerage, $26. Pin ties geing to Or
repa should try the STATE LINE, as itS
Undoubtedly one of the Best and Safeet 8100'
slaip Companies sailing frora New York.-
'SS/4 N WATS()
Main Street, SEAFORTH„ Ontario.
•
do ra
top of th
frouti
back glA
0(1
rs
at Picl
eat do-lve
have MI
elatein
it pecan
reecebhaail"liki3:
of that 1
low nu6
as if a I
Doodle
your vig
one's T
you ku42
screwed
awflillY
-at t• he e
Pe,e, Pie
scionab
script
PaPera
his PiP
anus g
her frig
oiled tb
gin nits
and al
them, g
other
ought
what 't
got ra
asked 1
and ep
on the+
that
the he
a with
asked
crawl
the fo
best 1
to kex
MOM
the ee
ed
wantl
so we
asked
wadi
h
dim
nese
got
arou
to le
ding
othe
the
ece
very
eigh
aro
got
the
ban
t
lat
had
et a
Whi
fai
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