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• OUR TOE."
By Amaral, E. }Hexa.
IN FOIIR. CHAPTERS. CEu PTER II.
"" Our -choices are our destiny Nothing' a ours
that our 'choice has not madeloura.
It might be thought that is young
man with £6,000 wonld find an open
gate into life. Bat Joe's experience
was notat first flattering. When Per-
kins was aware of the quarrel between
father and son, he found out he had no
opening in his office. He did net care
to put hiruself in opposition to Benja-
min,for the manufacturer wa`s of a titigi-
ons temper;. he had paid the firm a
deal -of money, a asend sits likely to con --
tune to d0 so. Joe's offer was declined,
and the lawyer even advised him to
make things up with his father and go
into the mill.
"" He's morethan a bit masterful, I
know, Joe," said Perkins; " but if, two
men -ride t' sane horse one must ride
behind , and that's thy place, Joe."
• u
"" unless I ride: my ow n. horse,"- -
" For sure ; only thou'lt need a strong
nag to carry thee where to want to go;
Put up wi' thy feather a bit, my lad.
He's gotten that used to telling folk
they const; do this and that, that he
thinks: t' varry stars sod do as he bids
them."
" Bat, Perkins, I'm a man now, and
have e right to my own o pinions.
" A pity on thee, lad.. If ta can't
smile as t' wind smiles, thou'lt varry
soon take cold. • Well, a good morning,•
to thee. I'm -particular busy at pres-
ent."
Joe had' of his first rebuff from a
stranger. He felt it harder to bear than
his father's hardest Words. At the bot-
tom of them he had always known
there was an anxiety for his interest.
Josiah Perkins had looked ,only at -
Josiah Perkin's welfare. As soon as he
knew Joe had quarreled with his
father he had decided to throw Joe
over.
Aunt Marthe's first visit only con-
vinced him that the breach -vase wider
-than he had supposed. For a Moment
he was angry at her for 'leaving Brier-
ley. -
" If you had stopped beside him I
should ha . had some one to say a good
word for ne," he said, reproachfully.
Ay,lad, but why didn't ta stop aud
his board and lodging it
end of four'yeara' fires it
and driving, Joe's'ure it;
represented' by four ft' a
,he was now:prepared
nese, and he told hime l
circle of friends he ha
pay the expense of mi
too aan , some o
k handsome fiic
s ; and at the.
,and visiting -•
as no longer
O. However,,
o into bust•
hat the large
ade would re •
g them. He
d announced
,
himself as "Solicitor ttsl Conveyancer.
But Yorkshiremen'• re proverbially
cautious, and a you gay good•naturecd,
fashionably dressed Man as noir their
ideal lawyer. Joe
or: wise under Any circ
the first year he did .nit,
to'pay his rent.,
Nevertheless; he did
curtail his expenses.
met holidays arrived,
to a fashionable!wal
admitted to hirnseiffltl
the last summer he
luxury, and he was de
the most of his pleaau
so bright, no heart so
entertaining and so po
beginnicg of August,•
Bradley carnet° Har
a great heiress, and
girl.' Joe was :tetraa
beauty, and her large f
drawback in his eye
some attention, and it
that Miss Br idley re
marked favor.
Then Joe began to
the advantages of a rich
fession had been, as yet,
had adopted tin a kind
did not reall like
special genicfor it. I ]i
knew that h: washarjdly
successful 1 wyer.
nearly gone, is fethe
him, his a t poor,
confessed tb = t four `3
indulgence h: d made
ed to face th : strife o
been on that -night w
take his own way;and
On the ot er hand,
beautiful an rich, wcr
wor fan. S • e was p_ o.
tative, and had the"Opti
"near'std e onornlc 1 !' •
ll a was i .ct1
1
Y
ot loo
mstan
make
t in
en th
ent,
being plat
iat it mi
co Id aff
te •• ined
re - No fa
_ky;' no
lar.
iss E
te.
ry be
by hei
tune
He p
s soon
led hi
ides s
ife.
a fail
►f bra
ad he
n his
likely
a
mo•
rtially
it •
s lux
far le
e than
he el
,000.
zabeth
to
a
ttiI
oaf
•
1:0
pg
an
orafty
es, and
enoug
ny wa
a3
Rum
s usual,
e.
ght b:
rd th
th
o mak
ce was
one s
At- th
Iizabet
She was
ndasom
stater
was n
rid h
evide t
m wit
eriousl
IS pr
pr
Leo!
o
areo,
;
had n
eart h
to be
ey .Eva
dead t
=
tore Silist b
rev an
.s inclit
i
! 11 be ha
be ted t
thong
ot Joe a ide
d and : uthor
ation •f bein
u mon :y mai
ned .to - belie e
Yorks • ireme
hi ;dome. tic an
l'c him r: then o
mases line i
are Mia "Bra
'with im an
all p er w
a nr : Iter f
T;iirale's a
hig- fool tide he ge a
n heen't made a
h, oe."
; i�'out Miss Bra
=e>i , with 13-redli
eth ng."
l h' ppen it isn'
ddl d as that g
anti to mar
thou'lt be noiie
.s
r
•
that all wog en are h
call "a soft 1 t ; an
ince ha
the net re
was 'qui a is
V y ogre
as mucU
e Slit
ed Ma
11
social experi
say ta own good words?" overestimate
" What shall I do ? Perkins does' not fluence. Fie
want father's ill -will. I dare say every: ley would en
obeying him
men had doi
form,• he as!
vice..
one will feel the same."
I am going to heeds. I salt take a
house and furnish i•t_ , acdlet"snch rooms
as I don't . want. Thou come, too.
There's 'Halifax Brothers' ; 'I reckon as A fool is
they hev as gooda name as owd. Pere,hisself Inarr
kips." - £50 in a twe
The suggestion pleased Joe. It took '. I know t
him ont of the immediate neighborhood ley has £6
of .his father, anyet was not far enough Manor. Th
Th
away from his : anal life -centre to give L „ Happen
him a feeling of oneliness and remote- ; No brass is
news. For a West Riding than honestly
regards any circnrnstanoe- as a calamity
which removes him far beyond the pre-
cincts of hie own birthplace- His ap-
plication to Halifax Brothers was also.
succeeasful ; and there -was perhaps no i his inteations. 'Sti
law firm in the West Riding that had a ridge was ar avgod,
higher reputation in civil cases requir• great deal to than
9"
!e
s
e
1
g'
niver,,a
ed. kha
tvemant
pat, aaun'
000 ve-
t's
a„-is stile.
t is, !enc
o easy' a
by wedding; and if t
£6,000 a yea
too good for
This little
all that was
, dolt,
•
spice pf
neee5aa
•• •
ing a shrewd c=leverness jut touching had no ham, :to offal.
something that right be called by aless in a manner compel,
respectable name. If Benjamin Brier-
ley had wished his son to be a lawyer,
Halifax Brothers would have been the
ideal masters at'whose feet he would
have wished him tb sit
When he heard from Perkins where
Joe had placed himself, he felt a Teal
sentiment of respect for his son's ability.
T' lad is nofool," he said, hopefully,
to himself as he drove back to the mill;
""if he wants to mak' his brass by ither
fo11ca3 ebeatery and quarreling., there's
nobody i' Yorkshire could teach him to
steal by line and level so well as Tom
Halifax."
Martha had similar opinions in her
owu hours of private Meditation ; and
in her class<mesting she took herself
severely to task for her easy submission
to, JoeVinclinations. For it . must be'
acknowledged that Martha •'had .very
different hopesfor her nephew. If his
father wished to place him among --he
nobles of the BradfordHouse of Woo;: en
Lords; Martha had had her dream of
seeing him hold forth to admiring thou-
sands from a Wesleyan pulpit. But
Joe had never taken kindly to the
chapel, and he had broadly opposed
Methodist faith ttnd discipline. Benja-
min had rather _ enjoyed this form of
Joe's dissent. In religions matters he
had no objection to his exercising his
right of judgment,bat in business affairs
dissent was a very different thing. The
right of Joe's private judgment stopped
at Brierley Mill,
Wounds that mien ' give themselves
heal slowly. Benjamin had declared
he would marry if he liked, and have.
such friendship as was going. But he
sought neither woman's love nor man's
liking. He virtually el( sed his house,
for he confined himself to the little par-
lor in which he sat, ,and the . room in:
which he slept. He dismissed all his
servants but an old woman, and a man
who attended to his horses and gig and
pottered about the garden at odd
hours.
He devoted his whole life and ener-
gies to the mill which Joe had despised.
He built wings to it, ;and two storeys
more, and a chimney that overtopped
all the chimneya far and near. He
filed it with the finest machinery and
with picked "hands." He utilized
• every drop of water and every ounce of
steam. so cleverly- that people said, "If
there.wer the power o' a blue -bottle fly,
owd Brierley wad turn.it to account."
No one could have supposed from his
busy, active life that he was at heart
an unhappy and bitterly disappointed
man..
In the meantime Joe took his exis-
tence with a certain measure of content,
and Aunt Martha watched over his'
comfort with that pricelessly common•
place love which does not disdain the
oversight of vers inferior details ; which
can superintend meals and ' oversee
stookings, and is not to be frittered
away bycontinual small dem-ands on
forbearance and sympathy. For in
scarcely any respect did Joe fulfill
11Martha 'lhrale's personal hopes and
desires. He turned out to be essential -
le a society man instead of a chapel
man.: He went to balls" and parties',
sand dressed elegantly, and visited in the
grandest houses. "Old Brierley's only
son" watt not a young map to be held of
no account by mothers with large fami-
lies of daughters. And, without effort,
"our Joe" became the favorite of a very
fashionable social set.
Of course £5,000 wilI not last forever,
even if a man is noways troubled about
Hall as the
But perha
Elizabeth•
remove his
ley Moor vi 1
ing no adva
,pleasure. -
Josiah Pe
of the. Brad,
before the i
Elizabeth r•
purpose of s gning s
•
11
usbeed
s the
ade wa
flce Pato
age, a' s
tagee• to
kin;la
y estat
tended
de .over
business wa
the lovers w
together, w •
stopped at t
shading his
watching 't •
them 'out t
trop ! trop=
the'; smooth
in resonant
ingly said :
Dost to
is riding, B
property
farmer's po
abo>"
hat i
" That's
."" I know
" Dost to
" Not I;
" It's ow
Joe and he
o' it."
" Josiah
capps me!
ley's lass
sure ?"
"1 hev d
Lev si on'd
" joewe
folks wi' hi
think o' ow
it ! Joe w
t' stars boo
t' lass wor
"Braille
and she's v
a steel-tra
" That '1
no more.
min. drew
book, and
against wh ch he h
"" .What dos to m
i' this w: y ? i I
niver !" '
"-If it's
taken out
start an ac
for melting wi' my
not touch a paper
Now, then, what i
it ? I'm I reg'lar
a'moat as good a 1
tbf
a
a:
11
11
O•
•
please
re cant
en Benj
e lawy
yesl wi
e coup 0,
-Benj unj
trop ! o tli
cobble s oils
cho s ; aril
ase that bay
ierley?. I ;t
roperty
y
*IOW
bo t'elki
oe Biie le ."
hat, I a d hink.".
know -t' as he's wi', then
what fo s d T f"
Bradt y' daughter ; a
are goin % make a wedd
Perkin 1
Our oe
Thou d o
awn t's
hem'.
allays got
heart '
Brad -i
Il be kit
•, he'il•b
much
Manor.
rry hon
•
1•
t6:
, a
m:
tly
ri
Y
tradiction w
confirm Joe' in
fore the ma
ad to give up
liked; and as 1
zabeth, he w
o go to Brady
he proprietre
• est conditi
at ` he- shoo
• e city to Bra
hamlet offe
her business.
manageme
d about a we
riage Joe a
is office for t
papers. T
transacted, a
up • the ;etre
Brierley's
door,. Perki
is hands, w
d he point
The trop -
horse's feet -
was flung ba
Perkinselang
gelding thy a
n do'propert
s well as t
n made a so
•
bout -V' -
•
,
•
•
do, Per ' e :.I- want to la
ook th :e .1 ere"—and Bei
long b' 1 flora bis pool
pointed o , t certain it
nt a pencil -m
by charging
niver pay
asiness, t ::n. thou sud'
license to` teal. I wan
ion against onathanBot
b -1 k, but thou
'11his bill issett
t= going toelo a
n courts, and
w ` :r as thysen."
nd ran his
bleitem. "
1. er. bear, 13
g to eat thee
e. There's
th on. See
before the c
and his inns
heir consider
oaten the
Niver ! Tl
and owd Br
lu't mean it,,
•
•
•
ments,and e
g 'thong wo' e
is hand ; but
daughter tak
9 g his head age
ttin' that. np.
£6,000 a yea
e, and shar
•
lia>d to think
ttte ng, and say
time 1 It fair c,
d his whip so le
or really imagi
nil t •t a+
Brierley
wenCage,
shed Ben anti
Sonscioue of it.
B '. 0
thqq'aghtsutin hat aid , •
Unconect u8,ly
hick 'see 'ed
ar provi maim
plaits on the
Hecould belie
when it npder
personal g'ri e
full" he ]fie t
nodoubt th' t
knows a' bo t
then, our J
owd Satan is
Then t ! o
rni ht go into
ha dsomnest bi
-he could ley
ne er said ;he
pr sent, end h
Oa e, so as'
th nits. Bat in the mor
to ked differe t' to him.
ha whispere moat
poition to hi ! ring tl
if Joe hadma ria Brad
jut because, h ' ew hog
father?—or be se he'.
doing so he co + 1 at one
financially an ?s ially a
ley Oona iderati •' ?
His experie' c s of ,life
always' ays' tote tr byte t
to tile :hum n `heart an
I these secon t, o ght to
a (lay or two • : as + nn
1 an then they: •le me
iegta note in ' 4 to a
an invitation t • atten
Joseph Brien .y and
at radley a 1l ' if
of ordinary p = per, b •
wr'tten 'our yvord``s,
Ufa her." He •Old tb
br wn, hairy h n a
to king steadi y t th fan
a smile i,n w.;hi•h1 wer
anger and aati1fectio
gay festive Ica ds in o
he watched hell ar
slowly' fingere the s rip,
had acoomp nip the•.
e hesitate • abo , t .
hesitate is ane a ly
ein;:iheb•-ned�hsp
•
THE h UROX EXPOSITOR.l
were worki + g,,
g for our Jo:
'ps me 1" and
phatioally t t= a
ed him in al bi
ace' arta est nil
nd'wod d hav as
he `had
e
maelf
and 1883-.!
ll t'
ick -
the
rry,
shed
ton -
66U
r some OJT ' tin swede!
essioln f his rind.
had ,! one a . hing
oe's fa her a a tion-;
the >eet leme�n o his
d -and one ley.
•
n a ape ial pro i, once
the r ghti4ig 0 his
al "1 s fair of der-
:ulatin , ""an 1 hev
ond, , : niserty f -llow
It -,;• a doe , why.
ague fii wore than
man I do "'
ed IIIto hitt ha . he
adfdrd and u the
silver are or je •elry'
• hands on. Ji had
ldn't gi a _Joe's if a a''
nld sed it wi ,hoot;
void he be h r of
►ingev .ryihiug:
Thee ,il ngel:
rritati g sup-
e nigh ; hat
ley's au hter!
r .he h to her
new th t by
place hi self
ove;al 'rifer
led •Benjamin
e 1 • west m tives'.
he al owed
rule hem ' For
pally m rose,
im on - orn-
and oil er--
t e ma isge of
liz beth r dley,
closed was slips
• hash Jo had
o come, dear
wl ale in his great
ew o •• ants;
` Ten, with.
eerly .bl nde4
drop e• the
t o fire, a d d as
to eish 8, he
of pacer that
,I
ra
•
0
ti
if
II
to
gi
peat it into ale
inendec1 flu
he never us
thethoughtlo
crased his m
thing as adv
ready cash a
at silver :or
ney buried
end not payin
niver colpo(:
mysen," he im
rasa an to th
th
no
la
through the objecttoe
bear doesn't bite aim
ley, and I'M none
" It wadn't pay
siders to Whet thy te
now." heri the 8,i
lawyer his compla
tions, andseemed in,
to have ntirely fo
about his !son.'
But he had uot.
his mill he wart, quiet
the matter. -He h
of Bradley's "handit
quent years the r la
men had often be n
" He snubbed m
he could," said Ben
s he drove b
triumphant
begun life a
ions betwee
as often as
min to
1
Pft
ape
•
e.
el y
a el
pen
ht b
ered
ta
din
de
w Et
set
nit d 'se
roe e
ciedirt
ighl
IS
Or
el
•
ne,fr en
he ed
leya
ng
et
Ea
a te
in a
ablO
er
job W
Chief mate
evening art . Bu
his deslf at brae, he
_cases, twas loIqed it
most nki tee 1 neon
he des -on hold no
into th ouee of is
white ids, w lite 0, av
found o his s rpr
there lone re din
signs e a par y.
eir," said th Chi f
bordialgree4 g of his
am o lige to
it has given e the h
from his po
, " Cirtainl
not the plea
orney o tw,6
is ti e very -
hi
or a d awe
d Be
'save at
thap is ow
point d.
shire w man.
hat
mpg t
eddixf
Bra le
an as
ell bf he , Miss
litabeth
her tine
her fine
o say
yet to
e ad -
was
t her
et s Maly fl
•
✓ and
varry
to his
a :stayed at horde
n • of ! ri • e, she
not ha ing se n all the
wed in • pres:n +s, and
been present °t feast
a • on , its gu sts a
et, n' a DIM, =er of
here'wa: a fal resort of
Ings i i; he local , apers,
ev ry word • f i with
n.,
o r:ad it,"an e had
a of • he proce tdi • gs end
esul s. "A bi s • op and
e m , tt • red s : re stical-
arri:d •y t' uiethody
don eh pel, 9.1d found
r va Cy' «ell'din:.—Ifit'
she f,=ther's•e' 1. hey!
aha p e oge off a haps
forr rd thet'1 ,s ak iir
o.' hi on com a • y— 'BO
be C•
�'tGi
fnl ba
Jo es
.at
a
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TUMN. 1883
In announcing GRAND ,9TENING lu each department of 133y ho se, I
have much pleasure to be able t state that my business goes on STEA
INCREASNG, the last eeaso being full TWENTY -M.4 PER CEN
ILY
ADVANCE OF A O. Never 'in the history of my house bave hied
YEAR A
the satisfaction of A RICH AND VARIED STOCK BEFORE
CUSTOMER§,. CAPITAL, LABOR and ABILITY combined have
done their best tirt procuring THE RICHEST and MOST CHOICE pr
time of Great Brit
a
ued.)
ief Su
f New
• e nen
neer
i• is H
rked
e
rerect
mmoree
baske
ation
if
from
e drew
et.
for thi day o
•
Justic
ound
everd
iend
t, swi
esse
o the
he h
pap
ade
ustice
frien
the c
the
nor of
SS
111
party
9r th
st
ce.
rk
deo
to
sexily larg r for th
feel wart nted in stating wil COMP
VALUE ith any
in and the
coming sea
ontinent of Europe. My importations are
COSS-
an
as
r. When
h.; would
,a d then
ek wa ked
rr ye in
ti Is f a
pa.trlor he
st ting
but no
My i
that ENE
edly EXC
BL A.0
BLAC
ouse tn the trade.
DRSS
ports in this department embr
ure to e press the opittion that
Y LIN has been AREFUL
E FAVORABLY in. STYL
a ,COLO
an COLO
ED S
ED S
RED
OODS.
ce the leading novelties of tlie s
X INSPECTION will convinc
Y SELECTED, and is of uu
• in
LKS,
TINS,
MACK ancl. COLO ED CASTIMERES,
SATE) BR C.ADE; *c. Etc;
T ASSORTMENT OF
ALSO, A MAI IFICE
I am showing the
Fancy Flannels e
Grey and White C
MIL
Orli Millinery
this section that
much the LAR
atock, which for
department has b
have given it spec
MILLINERY 11
ur
is
yo
IS
ter
ake,
the
In Millinery
novelties. The fi
Special attention
Comparison
to inig
sMall
and
RE,A.L ZSTA,TE FO SALE.
WARM FOR' 8ALR.---Lot 22 Concession 0,
A: tctwnship of Turnberry, con aining 91 acres,
fronting onthe gravel Mild, OD half mile frem
the village of Wroxeler ; there ii 72 ecru clear-
ed, and pod buildinge and fence • on the farm ;
will be sold cheap. A Pply tO the proprietor,
CHARLES me teviele, Wroxeter P. O. 822s8
-WARM FOB, BALE.—The 1701,1th half of east
--L- half Lot 84. Coneession 8. tia.st Wawanosh,
containing 50 news, which is inia good etate of
'cultivation and well fenci d. Tkere aro oo the
premises ajharn 32x52 with stall below, it large
orchard and a goosl leg Ionise 1-3 26 The prop.,
erty will be sold cheap and, on tit y terms of pay.
ment. Apply to GEORGE ARIISTIorloGo
BrusSele P. 0. I
ATALUABLE FARM IfOlt S. —For sale, lo
free frota stumps, balance 1 thnbered, boa
frontage On Baylitld River, and on the Clinton
Road, and aOjoins the ineolp rated village of
Mayfield. For terme, further articolars, and
conditions of -sale apply So L t IT Hifi GSTONE
Toronto, or to 30:IN MOR A , „Hotel Rana,
Bayfield. 815
Lown hir of• An/abet, county o. ram tootaining
1 -•If saws. This farm is H ered, priucip illy
within 7 oriles of the town of ethampton end
Bay and Lake Brie Railway. It! ill be Pala at a
you N't ball SALE —For -Saki, lot 18, comes-
01Ibt- D 4, Timken/Dial coital ling 100 acrek of
FABsio
which 80 acres are a oared, heel Lon stprnrs, ve,1
fenced, under -drained and in a b gh state of culti-
vation. The hush itt hardwood There is no
-waste land on the farm. Iliere are good irame
It is within 6 miles of SeafortN„Lnd 3 from Rip -
pen. lt, is one of the best farms
and will he sold cheap, as the p
farming in Dakota Apply pn
unders-g,ned, 2nd concession) 31
WARM in Tuck eremith foriSal .—For • sale, that
x splendid farm, known s e Moore Farm)
being Lot 25, Concession 4, P S., Tneltersniitb,
containing 102 aerea, about t3 f which are clear -
well timbel tit Thet•e is a le r0 brick house and
good outbuilditge. and 11, orehard. The
farm is six Miles from S. aforth see the
same ft ore Clinton and is -witht'. a mile of school
Apply to the proprietco I thD premises or to
Seaforth P. 0. IL CRIOH,Prqj rietOr 781
A-. sale, lot10, coeSession 8, ickersmith, con-
taining 50 acres, ail of N, h is eleared and
is a fir-t-elasa orchard, a frame barn and stables
a, hewed log house, and, a poi r failing }print,
well. This farm is withir Jive iles of isehforth
On a gcs al gravel road and a scbiol. house at th
corner of the lot It is also' wit fin four miles v
the vi lage of Rippen. The f rm will be sol
with or without the crop, A ) ly to the pro
prietor on tne premises, or to 1' omondville P. 0
PETER 3,10?RE. 806
des
bbons, Laces; „Lies, WI -
IN ST
IDLES
productions pf the lea mg mills. See my G ey, Whit
ee my Bleaehed, Grey and. Brown Canton F annels ;
ottons, ronalfive cents a yard np. Full assort ent, of
omment is unecessary. We ca,p. safely say th t we car
EST, CHOICEST and MOST CAREFULL SELE
TYLES, V LUES an PRICES cannot be eaten.
en always u der the Ma:tat able management, apd for y
al attention and it is ow aeltnowledged to be' the LE
USE OF HE WES .
aterials we
est stook of
s called to
how, they ar
and
ee my
use
ghout
y very
TED
s this
ars we
ING
have a splendid assortment of all the I &ding
Birds au Fancy Feathers of eVery desc ption.
far belo pressint market value.
Slta.)1s, Mai Iles an
. In READY
Shape and Finis
variety. Fall as
Some very choice
Wool Hoods 'anti
Eked
note
d host,
the month
sIt we had
pr."—
ADE MAN LES
you have e amine on
Mantle Materials.
aye the L
e times.
loths, Man
Goods.
stock.
test and Newest M
lsters and. Shawls i
le Ornaments, Fring
Do not buy your Ch
CLOTHIN
reat
0 etc.
This department be onnd very ttractive, eying much a large tock
than any former season. Le ve your or er, and you will find we can giv you a
G.00d. Fit, the Best of Cleth, nd the La est Styles, et a VERY BEASO A LE
FIGURE. NoTE—We ar in a p sit on to sell good All -Wool C ot s at
prices to asitonisn you: Splendid val e i Worsted. Goods.
OEADY
MADE CLO HING
The -largest tock west of Toronto t select fr . Admitted by ex
be superior to an ordered w rk ont4de f the citie and one-half cheap
eidering quality, nd style. eying s do from e best ma7factur
P NT AND VES
At prices that sh t out all co
English and Freeeh Worsted
coats, and be oonvinced that
save money, but Wake a larg
fall and winter supply from
MO
petition. See my S
Suits. H ve one look
hat flay is correct, t
e.
interest in what y
A choice of over 2'00 do
Canadian and I ported Woo
Undershirts an Drawers—
en S
s, wit
11 siz
erts to
otch Tweed, Canada
at my Palley Twee
at you can really
have, by l'purchasi
ot
eed,
ver -
only
g your
in the township.
oprietor Dow
e 1,arni or to the
Killop. THOS.
807
irts, Doq.ble reasted, made of th finest
Pa ts mate selling frpm 35c up Boy's
HAT,, S
This seasomI shotc the
Having the products of som
sell you the fineSt Fur Pelt
all new, at $1.75, which mus
est ra
AND
I keep this departraent
seasonable goods. 'Teas fro
Currants, etc., the best in q
for want of roma.
As nova confine m
PdoRpOarymPeTaPANTAINRGKCUES
D FURNISHINGS.
ge f Fur an Wool Felhs in the market.
es manufactu era confined to mys can
VARM IN OULU:1TP FOR ! ALE.—For Pale
acres, 60 of which are cleated, N ell feneed, under
drained, fn.:. from AUDITS andli a high state o
cultivation. The balenee is we I timber ed
hardwood. There are 40 aereS see.ded to grass
There is a good frame house an large, bank. bar
wi#h Arabliog underneath, and a large heath
orchard:toil three never failin, wens of wate
and two living springs, Is wit tin a mile an
Whete there are stores, chine tes, schools as
other town facilities) and eine
forth and seven from Clinton,
road kadirg to eaeli Th
shit. mill withip two miles. AP
ises or to Constance P. 01
onstan ly
20e a po
ality, -and
t -class B
iles from Sea
ith a good glove
re is a grist at
ily on! the prem
HUGH BELL
823
VARII FOR SALE IN Ht LETT — Nest
x part s of Lots 84 and 85, O neession 18, con
taining 112 Beres; .80 acresieles ed ; the remain
der is good hardwood hash. El il, claY loam, wel
watered with a never failing sp ng creek 'fain
on the premises. Frame bar and stables, IL
louse and a goodyoung orate It iaconvenii-n
to churches and schools, and i situated 4 mile
from Blyth and 10! from 011 on. For further
particulars apply to WALTER CUNNINGHAM!,
on the Soeth part of said lot , or to Lonnes-
borough P. O. 799
sorted wit the Freshest and hoicest
nd—remar able value. Sugars, Raisins,
he cheapet
ots and Sh es, which must be el
busittes to READY CASH, PRODU
01V1P,RS, nrchasers ill find all my goods
AT C SH PRICES.
TION- 11\TV-11M
Corn
TOMAS
'RABAT FOR SALE.—One 1
2, L. R. EL, Tuckerstnitit. Ther are on the prem
ises a good frame Muse, a Irani barn and etable.
a plod orcha) d and two good lls. There ar
85 acres cleared and 70 free of tumpsi and we 1
under-draintd and in a, good st te of cultivation ;
the balance is well timbered. IS th hardwood. I
and convenient to schobis en churches an
within 6 miles of,Seaforth, and 7 miles. of) CR
ton, and a good graorel road ta?. oth places. Fo
particuiars apply td the prop tor on the pre
isee. or by letter to THOM MUNRO, Brim
OPO!EE 12, 1
`OBE'
StOVE AND iliccv.
0. Ma WHIM
Always keeps on hand a 411 line of
latest styles IA
=COOK, Box AND PAR, OR STU
price sells theta.
•L- Fruit Evaporator and Cli er Mills for sal
cheap said upon easy terms a payment. Th
buildings have been fitted in a completle
manner for the carrying o he Fruit Evano
ating Business, and aro now i first-class workin
order, and a fine peying bus ess can be don
But as W. S Robertson); One f the partnere
monton, Northwest Territ0 • to remain pe
manently, the propertyinius be sold and e
business of said firm finally clo ed up. For an
partieulars with regard to id property apply o
the undersigned' D. Di IL ON. Seaforth. 7
ARM FOR SALE. --For sal lot 7, concessi
• 8, Hulled, eoetaming 1.10 acres, 85 of whi h
are clean d, well feocedowell der -drained and
a mei) state of cuitive Sion. The remainder
well timbered with hal dweodt There ate on t
premises a brick house aroi kitchen, covered Nati
-slate, (Clearly new); twolbernS nd a stable, al
a good orchard. There is a d well at the hoe
and a living spring neer! the arn. The abo
farm is situated ODD anal h iniles from Kt
burn, -where there are stores, lurches, school a
blacksmith shops, and nine les frOm Sealost
Zrtfourtarnpaayrticulars apply t Constance P.
TINWA4E
Of everY description always in
twb:mmgaolectesaaallnodur4otodine,i,';tguatee
A full line of Table and Pool(et
and pric s.
at-ttltid, and ,saris_facti,
will pa them to see nay stock via
compare priCe13.
Eartie wanting goods in my 111184
0. M. WHITNEt
THE HURON CARRIAGE WOVII
PILMAN. 00.
Beg to state,tbat they h ve n7litted
a large number of -
as of Zobbing Work promptly
COVERfD AND CM NCO
of Various designs, ail of their en
material and workman. hip, whiehtley
will sell VERY CHEAiP FOR an
or on approved Short Date Paper.
tc-- It will pay cash buyers to gin
them a pall, as they n ed money lei
are prepared to make. sacrifice to pp.
Clkre it.
A Two Seated Card eo.rwagaanindir:aGkroary04 -
Wlgoino; bs°6.tlhe adt amh
Work _nliade to order as xnescusateal
Pairs prOmptly
If you Want to save m ney go 1.0 P11 -
Man et Seaforth.„ Yon can gets
Reter Article for Less al oneg the/linty
other town or city in etario. yot
doult believe just try, d be eonvineed,-
HUOON LIVE STOCK
lAssociA ION.:
the Oeveuth Annus Sale, undettht
auspices of the HURON IriTs 8110011
8bOrATI9N, win be held t
Tow Isl OF CLINTON'.
COUNTY OF HUB,011,
°NI wEp ESDAY,
oVrosee 4, 18$1,31
On which occasi lie a large eumberel
/Will. he offered, for _sale by Pal4
very Superior T ormighbred Athol
Auction.
The list con/prises o
COWS. i
IreporPad and Canadian
_ Stalliont and Breeding Me.
area out
E and
na each
11111
r of Main atid Market streets, s
h.
ing acres, 35 of which are leared. well fene
le
stumps, and about 14 aeres ss tded to grass. I le
balance of the land itt 'well t mhered with ha d -
wood and cedar. There is i .es od frame hon e,
frame barns and! stars - lso a good you ig
orcherd and. a good we 1 n't1 rump. 'The bui d-
intrs are al new, having bee built -within t
la.s% four years. It Ili rit n three and th
quarter milts froM Bros 'eh and five miles fr
13elgrave. There, is a s hoe) 'within a quarter
ren ises or to Broke
i, Erp irk:tor. 8174
a relic. This is a orient
cheap. Apply on th
P. O. HENRY CLAlt
VARY FOR SALE N LLET.—For
x Lot eoncession El Ifti!i et, containing
ern , well isneed,
rood S ate of cn1fAvati
bob d with harclwo
ame house a la
• shad, sista a g
and every. ot
above is well
road about 1
n, -where there
town of Seafo
on the premises,
acres 90 of which are
underdre.ined and in a
the remainder is well
There is on the pi emu s a
frame barn stables and drivi
orchard and ploity of -Wat
necessary convenience. "Ph
mated, beieg on a good grave!
from the village of rill
Stores, Church, Seto) 1 den
and is &is° 8 miles from th
for further particulars apply
to Coastanee P. O. MRS.
ee
ro
of
Id
Is
le
00
ell
4.
ge
od
er
it-
ile
re
th,
or
*--1 west half of lot 21,ba
cleared and nesrly ee
remainder hardwpod blush
ash. The land itt in first L
vetion, "well undercirsi led
farm is well watered. This
for either raising grain Or g
of.choiee fruit trees. Ther
sown to grain tbis year, t
the farm as in grass aod
are all first elase, Stone .hoo
roof and well finished, Tr,
and root cellar, and fraVesii
great part of the money ma
scoured by Mortgage 11 to;
200 rods of board and wirei
hedge, a great number of ot
premiseS Or to CroMartj P.!
ALE.—Lot 23
es, about 110 a
from stumps.
cept ogres of bl
lass state of o
O. well fene,ed
arm is well ada
zing, good orel
are about 85
134
he
the
ted
ard
res
e,fitveciade'esesurstyselttersiY7
bugi:habredue:e3Droters
Ponitry of various breeds.
oafa•Altohnie:ibliigsatenobin aluTne etdi See: St7 thin: edam:144re forrillitheurill
eftenC:betteaal:2 a dg.n e so nof itspapliej atintidon /1 other irdona&
• seaus totrt346 Psoiretuireided:=,
' CLEAN
he remaining pa t of
low. The buil. .gE
oe Itlisg2,8e banfeekt.Brt. late
able for horses BA'
remain on the farm
btlit the our& ser.
nee, 80 rods t orn
amental trees, For
the proprietor o the
820
AlykDIAN AND ENO
ItAPER•
S ring patterna 'just to lea
Abou 600 designs fn all the
colori gs, from five iits to RI
roll. The largest as ortment =a.
best -value irethe eon try at
'CEILING DECORATION P
Beautiful assort
Cloth Window 131
Fixt res, Carpet Pa
O. 114 PAPS:r.
MONEY 'LOA
Thei undersigned bei appointed 14°P'•
smale tirSt-elasS loan cam Dia, II *Of
to takS loans ou farm, twin and 41100,t
at reaSonable rates of interest. Aloo .fsre
the Iloilek Farmers' etwe Yee
Company. All kinds of aveyartaintr-allog.
neatness end dispatch. NAME"
SON, !Walton.
back the heart
eves butcher., an
They don't epee)
Said ,e
should have a fe
She iS 016 tO Cali,
ten it girl bits bee*
13, and spelle vacc4
ttlie fault of the '
systein
Odell with feterlad
leto etep *p to th
he ilotvers.
by -do eldeily spin
tion for parrots? '1
an about the hous
thing.r,Duna that
north -country &ill
she said O
the counter i'give
ler."
A. New Jerk,* wonaa
Is se discouraged 't
tinaes ratite.
4. scolding, Worosn's
Ord did fOrni to state
They Vere fies-ted
ugustus, an you krii,
7/ ineeting
ry_honaely poodle.
plied 114arry,i; The
Off —the dog ,aete all ,
aresrigLarnpoon.
COeju al enmities
the least ?"
oatches icoIdi and los
t all. It 16,in Fete,
atr "Bemuse
I ;Vie ihy. en lite
,therefore b: .-noi ine*
Credit -Of ,4:.AttainginnY
least half si, 1 eenturi
Ourrier, or. ,as It w
lion eid in :Newlett
he 918 '0•113P Prim
One eyenirik the
Cotkap
the jpsilmeely Of D
noneidered
his ;rlitme,I waS the
pose tbat Dr. Wet)
syllables et. -the li
able :
4" 'Broad. is the roi
!And, kbortsand,t
But wisdpn.show.,
WitItIlh.ele au
The' ,aeitette. WAS
even beg' hi'
ingot the hyrau
course. ' time
how an angel ea ,
and took I a coal!
' which he -:tonehe
Old .*ialla 'called
and asketii him
4: What toIt r
notice a$ut
that au Tnaisn
hill. and took it
the 4ymptethetic
yo
#rinititer, "I'
tuts, so that
Vue to his
Sunday he gave
aws.y so long tha
the deaonis heft
the irailag of h
was set or a dyt
son then rose II
clainaed ins Vel
It instant
and before he
Una with an e
Perfectly r
pe ect 8,14
for iaa of t
will to these
seventh Psalm
t5uring the
Deacon 'Mark
tied, was wide -
Let the
bht oel 1 tifb notohaltda :li t, g: 6:10 oei Istedwil 1
. I iw( 11- fit, 0 eta:ini 3,, 1 dgi sNviyocbmhnr, tut telIot 30p°e!tto:r!dylh:p4 :il Ivati .i:Jea
suiely women
ts4travnaliatecoattleheF;s1
have not the .°1
Btat there is
vpatliaettay:l.in,,,w, a.
s ert awur:o. eihIstat obi. aaat, . a . .0
habit 'of wbi
7:7:27d280 ?
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