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The Huron Expositor, 1890-08-22, Page 2- - �, �� 82 1 . A = lad - AA UxVWJL'% AZ4 AM, A %-P %-F A JL %�� A- %� W - - � - .1 . I . - �� . � I. I . ---- . . - - . - - � 7 NOWN00000001 : '_ i � I . � 'OOK. THE LADY OF THE AROOSI . � REAL ESTATE FOR SALIM. - I ' I her whisked away in this manner." - � I . will. He has been delayed." L . of id IDUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. _T (' ,,,nddotr; ;uIldin I � . Z - � - . Mrs. Erwin refused to let her mind 11 be L "No, he's not coming, asi ydia, through her acbs. � I I I wanoler from the main point. He'll I _0 signed hai a number of line ! . BY W. D.'HOWELLS. . . . round as soon as he can, after he arrives. . 11 Something has happened," urged on Goderich and James Streets for sale, at low � ' - (Continued from last week.) I shall expect him by four at the latest. ". ' Mrs. Er*in. � . prices. For particulars apply to D. D. WILSON . goll . XXV. I - 46 1 fancy he'll r his, dinner be- stop fo . . fore he comes," said Mr. ErTin. "No," said Lydia, as before. Her tears ceased as suddenly as they had , ARM FvR SALE. .-Being. Lot 11. Conces. F Huron, con. , Mr.. Erwin entered about the comple- L �� herprep&rations,and turn - . 11 Not, at all," retorted his wife, come. She lifted her head, and drying , face, sion C, Howick, county of taining 100 acres, 76 under crop, balance ood tarn lllllllll�� tionof without 11. haughtily. And with his going out of her eyes looked into her aun0s hardwood bush, good frame house, bank . - - . �� . ing round froin her glass she said, -11 I the room, she set her face in a resolute "Are you ashamed of me?" she asked and bearing or3hard, 3J miles Iroin Wroxeter to WILLIAM �� . Want You to think of the worst thing cheerfulness, for the task of heartening' � hoarsely. � station. Easy terms. Apply DR,YANS, Brussels P40., Ont. 1178x2O on can, Renshaw. I don't see how I � = fm Lydia when she should appear -; - but ,it "Ashamedof yon? Oh,poorohild"- . - ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 31, Con - ever to lift a .p my head again." As only expressed misgiving when. the girl " I can't pretend anything. If I had - if this ward had reminded her of - her came in with her yachting dress on. never Oldi:you about it at all, I could Feession 5, McKillop, containing 100 acres, head, she turned it from side to side, I 'I Why, Lydia, shall you wear that?" have k6pt t back till I died. Bat now about 90 acreo'cleared and ail in a good state of bult""t'o n. It is 1well underdrained and well and got the effect in the glass, first of Her Lydia swept her dress with a down- ,� But ybu will never hear me speak of 'it d ood fenced. There is a good brick house fan is, one ear ring, and thefi of the other. ward glance. I thought I would wear a &in. 'I It's over." She took up her � frame barns, stables, sheds, &c. There. a . - � huaband patiently waited, and she now it. I thought he -I should seem -more oangle, and stiffly suffering the compas- lar�e bearing orchard and a never failing three miles I confronted .him. 11 You may ae well natural in it. I wore it all the time on sionate embrace with which her aunt spring well. it is situated withixt of Seaforth and will be sold cheap. Apply to I . know first as last, Henshaw,' and I want I ship, except Sundays. He said he liked- olung to her, she w4lked across the great JOHN MeCLURE, Porter's Hill P. 0. 1168tf � you to prepare yourself for it. Nothi 'ng it the best." . hall in the vain sp4endor in which she I . I - i - I I � - can be done, and you will just have to Mrs. Erwin shook her head.. "It had been adorned, and shut the door be- ARMIN STANLEY FOR SALE. -For Bale I � live through it. Lydia -has come over wouldn't do. Everything must be on a hind her. - Fcheap, the East half of Lot 20, Bayfield Road, Stanley, containing 64 acres,of which 62 -on that ship -alone, - wit new basis now. He might like it; but I . . - acres are cleared and In a good state of cultiva- . - )n -and not 'he sbadow-not I . young mf , " it would'be .too romantic, Wouldn't it, I . XX'%Ti. - tion. The balance iswill timbered with hard. � , the ghost -of another woman - oil � board !" Mrs. Erwin gesticulated with don't you think?" She shook her head 11 Dunham lay -in a stupor for twenty- - wood. There are gbod buildings, a bearing or,hard-and plenty of water. It is within half a her hand -,lass in delivering the words, still, but less decisively. Better wear , four hours, and af ter that he was de. . mile of the VII ' ]age of Varna and threemiles � I 0 your silk. Don't you think you'd bet- lirious, withAim intervals of reason in from Brucefield- "Station. Possession at any . - in a manner at once intensely v ' ivid and ' ter wear ypuruilk? This is very pretty, which he woke and looked up at Stani- time. This is a rare chance to buy a first class ; . in -tensely solemn, yet somehow falling � . � and the d a--rk - blue does become you V ford with a, perfectly clear eye, and said farm pleasantly situated. Apply Ao ARTHUR FORBES, Seaforth. 1144tt . short of the true tragic effect. Her - ' awfully. Still, I don't -know-I.- don't as if resuming the converoation' 41 i I , � ;_ , - L n .. �, ., �,, - I I -1 I SPLENDID CHANCE. -Two houses and A in the , husband stood pulling his mustache . . : straight down, while his wife turned know, either I A great many English struck my head on a pile of chains." . ' " � , - again to the mirror, and put the final wear those careless things in the house. 'look You," replied Staniford, with a wan "and ' ' it lots for sale, pleasantly situated Village of Egmondville, being one fram� house, ....... 11 '� touches to. her personal appearance with Well, wear it, Lydia! You do killing in it. I'll tell : smile, you've been out of 1 retty near ever since. You mustn't talk.)$ . - with stable and halt acre of land planted with . I - hands whi6h she had the effect of hav- . .. �� i . perfectly you your uncle was going to ask you to go " Oh, I'm all right," said. Dunham. fruit trees, and one new brick house, %ith large frame stable and one and 'half acres of ;;;;; ..... � � I . 'ng desperately washed of all responsi- oat in his boat; he's got one he rows " I know about my being hurti I shall land- The - - house contains six rooms, bath ", "I bility. He stood so long in this medita, -himself, � . tive mood. that she was obliged to be and this is a boating costume; be cautious. Have you written to Miss. . roorn and closets, brick basement, cistern and all necessary conveniences for a first class pri- ... � I .1 - ::::.. � . � I . 11 peremptory with his image in the glass. and you know you could time your- selves so as to get back just right, and Hibbard ? I hope you haven't I" " Yes, I have," replied Staniford. vateresidence. Will be sold in one parcdor separately to suit purchaser. For particulars 1. I " Well?" she cried. I � � . I I 11�i . . � I* ; " Why, my dear," said Mr. Erwin, at you con Id come in with this on "- "But I haven't sent the letter," he add- apply to SAMUEL WALLACE, Egmondville P. 0. or to A. STRONG, Seaforth. 1168tf I �'�, Lydia turned pale. " Oughtn't I- ed, in answer to Dunham's look -of dis- ARM FOR SALE CHEAP. -,Q6,000 will bu3 F ! ;;;; I Wi. last, " they were all Americans together � � i � ,; you know." . oughtn't I -to be here ? she. faltdred. 11 tress. 11 I thought you were going to . X` . !;_ 4 11 difference does that " And Her aunt laughed gayly. Why, pull through in sritte of this doctor,- . 'to 100 acres on the 9th concession of Me- i 1-1 what "I'll, I ...... I . I . � i - -1. make?" demanded Mrs. Erwin, whirl- . ; . 1� I he'll ask for me, Lydia." " For you ?" asked Lydia, doubtfully. he's wanted b d you, and I could - ee hardly keep his lancet out.of you, -and Killop, belonging to Thompson Morrison, who � is residing in -Dakota and does not intend to I I ., - I i ing from his image to the man again I � - ; � 1, �1 , " 1 , i " is - is Yes. And I can easily keep him till . so 1wrote, announcing the accident andl return, eighty acres cleared and th e balance - elm, within 6J good hardwood, maple and roe], . -, Why, of course, you know, it n't I . , I I * � r .-�t as if they were -English." Mrs. Er- back. If you're here by four"- ' announcing your complete restoration. miler, of Seaforth and Ni, rithin I of a mile of house, Methodist Presbyterian . � , I � ml� � il , "The train," said Lydia, " arri�,es at The letter merely needs dating and seal- school and i �� in Rang down three hair pins upon her I I I- w 1� ; Ei I , . 1. i dreming case, and visibly despaired. I three. " I . ing. I'll look it up and have it posted," Churches, stores, mills, blacksmithing and wagon making shop, post office, &c., good build - , � :::: ; 2 ir- i 1, ct fl. I Of course don't expect "How did you know?" asked her . He began a search in the pockets of ing8 and water for cattle, and good gravel roads �; you your, � [ ` I "- . aunt, keenly. . I . his coat and then went to his portfolio. I to any part of the township, taxes the lowest I � V1.1 .countrymen His wife's , appearance I N .. -1 't - I . Ili was ere so terrible that he desisted, " i -4., . Lydia's eyelids fell lower than even " What day is this?" asked Dunham. of any of the borderin�r townships. A � mortga 0 will be taken for ^83,000 at6percent. 11 App y il; I ; � I �� , 1i I ; '1� - -1 I IN . - , and resumed by saying, ' Don't be vex- their wont. I I I looked it out in that "Friday," said Staniford, rummaging I to JOHN C. MORRISON, Wintbrop P. O.j Ont. 14: B � , I %.- , . 1 ii ., I ed, my dear. I -I rather like it, you 44 6� I , A railroad guide in the parlor." Her kissed her. "And his portfolio. I - " Have been in Venice ?" : - 1176tf . - , ;4 -1 � - .y ; =� i know. It strikes me as a genuine bit aunt you've you ',�'Look -here ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 12, conces- F , � R'l la� �! � 1� -�i Of American civilization." , thought the whole thing out ' dear, , Dunham I If yon begin sion 4, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, containing � t ,,- F. I . � f_'; it �. . I i �� ,_ " American civilization ! Oh, Hen : TO 4 14 - haven't you? I'm glad to sed you so' happy about it." in that Way, I can't'talk to you. It . shows that yuu're still out of. your head4. ac 1c0 rea, 85 cleared, 63 seeded to grass, 8 sown to fall wheat. The farm is well-fencted, ,� 11 � I : � 1'. 4 . shaw !" wailed Mrs. Erwin, "is it pos- - . � , . I, 1� i�. , , I , " - I � 8ible that after aIII've said, and done, and " Yes," said the girl, with a fluttering How could I have been in Venice ?" , well under-diained and well watered by a never, failing spring ,which runs through pipes - p 2 '� " I !_ f`�3� 4 " -% lived, still think that any one but a breath,"I h I ave thought it out, and " But Miss BI ostook _ ood ; the Aro into a trough. There is a brick house and driving . yon � i-- - E 1 believe hNim. I J)_ " Miss Blood went to Venice with,her kitchen, frame barn, stable an I shed. I � ..� _. �' � � I . � iTF i girl from the greenest little country Il- � , JU �: � . i, I �. I -- "I., could do such a thing as that? "p Mrs. Erwin rang the bell, and sent uncle last Saturday. The Aroostook is ' Good orchard. The farm is situated within two -and a half miles of Seaforth,with good _. 1-1 , 1,5 place ! �. , . I . 1, _� . Z'� ? ki, . Well, it's no use trying to enlighten Till , 4 .. for her husband. " He knows about it, herein Trieste. The captain has just ._ k 0 8 Will be gravel roads leading in all di e tion . � , ; 4, Li� _-- � � . � .k. _�� : it,-. . i., . i . i �. �,.. --, i English people. You like it, do you? - - - I Lydia," she said. " He's just as much interested as' we are, dear, but gone away. He's stood watch and watch with me, while you were off on sold on easy terms. For further particulars apply on the premises or to JOHN PRENDER- � ��_ �.�`& �, I., �$At , , Well I'm not sure that the EnL,Iiahm%n ___ -_ N � J - 1 1". you needn't be worried. He's a perfect, I business." , . GAST, Seaforth P. O., Ont. 1136tf . , ARAI FOR SALE�t-For sale, the south half *�� . ? 1 '. : �, ;. . _1 I , , i -, who misunderstands American things T*% - I � pil � - and likes them isn't a little worse than �t, . - �_ 4 �, post for not showing a thing if you don't - "But didn't you go to Venice on _� , _-�, - t, . 11 _.4� , - 1'i , - , i ,� " �- � I �z4g� _� .j�q', the Englishman who misunderstands want him to. He's really quite super- � Monday?" " . F of Lot 23, Concession 6. Morris, contain' in i,�� I - -_- .- � � . i� - . ;-1 �_ em. and dislikes ti.em, You all Mis- human, in that, equal to a woman. You Well, haxdly," answered Stani- . 100 acres, about 90 of which are cleared , well fenced, free � `! - j. ..,I I � I ��, . nderstand them. And would you 11V can talk Americanisms with him. If ford. - about 70 from .stumps and well underdrained. The balance is well timbered : - �. q, I � - I t if one of the young men had been we sat here staring at each other till , "No,"you stayed with. me -I see," I Wifli, mrdwood. The cleared part is nearly all -_ I '! � r m., I aking love to Lydia,?" four o'clock, -he must go to his hotel . said Dunham. . seeden to grase. There is a frame houseand .� " � , F` The amateur of our civilization hesi- before he comes here; and I say four at At Of course. I wrote to her at once," trame oarn, also a small orchard. This is one of the Dest farms in the township and has no I I tated and was serious, but . he said at the earliest ;.and it's mote likely to be .. said Staniford, huskily, " and explained I for either broken or'bad land on it and is I , .11 I last, " Why, yon know, I'm'not sur- five or six, or-perh . aps evening -I should the matter as we' 11 as I could without rood d grain or stock and will be so cheap. It is prised. She'a so uncommonly pretty I 1i) , die . making an adQ about it. But now you stop, Dunham, If you excite within three miles of Brussels and within a ' qu,rt,r of a mile of a school. Apply on the -1 suppose they're engaged ?" he sug- . . gested. . Mr. Erwin's rowing was the wond er of all Venice. There was ev ery reason yourself I there'll be the deuce to pay again." premises or to Brussels P. 0. WM. or JOHN ROBB, Jr. 1144tf g � His wife held her peace for scorn. why he should fall .overboard'at- each "I'm not excited," said Dunha L11, . - I Then she said, "The gentlema n- is of a stroke, as he stood to propel the boat in " but I can't help thinking how disap- pointed -But of -course heard AR31 FOR SALE. -Containing 119 acres, F being parts of Lots 1 and 2, on the 8th I very good Bostoxi family, and would no the gondolieri fashion, except that he you've from her ?" . concession of Morris, 31,'O acres cleared and 6 more think of engaging himself to a young without the knowledge of never yet had done so. It ,was some- times his fortune to be caught on the i " Well, there's hardly time yet," acres chopped. The 1,:.'ance good hardwood bush, fairly fenced and well underdrained, good girl I her friends than you would. Besides, shallows by the falling tide; but on said Staniford, evasively. " Why, yes, there iq. Perhaps frame house and iti.when with woodshed attached. two frame barns and frame stable, he's been in Europe a great deal." thatday he safely explored the lagoons, . 1 your letter miscarried." .good orchard and three wells and a soft water " I wiah I could meet some Americans and returned promptly at foar o'clock to cistern. Within two miles of Blyth, where - I who hadn't been in Europe," said. Mr. the palace. . . " Don1 ?" cried Staniford, in a hol- there is a good market for all kinds of produce - Erwin. 11 I should like to see what you I . His wife was standing on the balcony, low undervoice, which he broke through school within five minutes'walk from the house' Would take fifty acres in part pay. This is a i � I V, � call the Simon-pure American. As for. looking out for them, and she smiled . to add, " Go to sleep now, Dunham, or keep first class farm and parties wishing to buy � 7 the young man's not engaging himself . I radiantly, down in�o Lydia's anxiously quiet somehow." would do wall to call and see it. Apply on the � � : . . him' . r i,t seems to ma that be didn't avail - lifted fa;k But when she met the girl Duuhain was silent -for a while, and premises or address Blyth Post Office. NICH- OLAS CUMING. . 1139tf I I M self of his national privileges. I should at the head of the staircase -In the great Staniford continued his search, which . ___ - - .- I . :: � I certainly have done -it in his place, if hall, she embraced her, and said', with he ended by taking the portfolio by one - ARM, FOR SALE. -For sale,'Iot 6, concession F I . i � �� . . I'd been an American." . . I - . I � 11 the same gay smile, "He hasn't come dear, corner, and shaking its contents out on the table., " I don't 1, H, R. S., township of Tuckersmith, con- taining one hundred acres more or less, 97 acres � I � f Well, if you'd been an American, yet, and of course he won't come � seem to find it ; cleared, 80 of which are Beeded to zrass, well un- * . m - . i I � I you wouldn't," answered his wife. - - till after dinner. If r hadn't been as but have put it away somewhere. I'll derdrained, three never failing wells. On one .... I 11 - &6 Wh ?J) � I y silly as you are, Lydia, I should - nevi & get it." He went to another coat that fifty of said lot there is 4 log house, frame barn - . ..... - � .1 46 : 1. Because an American would have - i .... 1, let you expect him sooner. He'll 'Want ' r - ;bun * on the back of a chair and fumbled � 9 and very superior orchard, and on the other a good frame house and barn, stables, and good _11 I I i c - - L�� to go to his hotel ; and no- matter.how 'Pin its pockets. " Hello ! Here are those orchard. The whole will be sold together or . 11 �4 � 1, 11 I don't understand that." - impatient he is, he'll want to dress a nd, letters they brought me � from 'the post each fifty separately to suit purchasers, located � 1. ,�J - ; "I know you don't, Renshaw. And 7 . .. II .1 I 1� LL , be a little ceremonious about his call. _' office Saturday night, -Murray's and ' 11 miles from Seatorth, will be sold reasonable on easy terms as the proprietor Is retiring from . . ;, t I I U P I there's where you show yourself an . I � � You kno w- we're strangers to him, what- Stanton's and that bdre Farrington's. I farming. For further particularg,apply to the , 1� � .i - I A' -1 Englishman." - �f 4 '' � ever you are." forget all about them." Herantheun. undersigned on the premises, and if by letter to I t�, - .- - � �., . 'L, " � _. 11 _. ; -..- '%U! Really," says her husband, " you're )) " Yes said Lydia, mechanically.. I I opened letters over in his hand. "Ah, Seaforth P. 0. MICHAEL DORSEY. 1175tf " 1." � - - L I ; .. . L - , �A L, . , .110 I 4 , I _; beginning to crow, my dear. Come, I : � She was going to sit down, as she was - V - here's m familiar scrawl "' He stop- y � .�� , . � - I L _. il _1 like that a a great deal better than your I �j ,�_ � - . �' 11 of her own motion she would not have ped suddenly, ,and walked away t the I 0 ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALK-A V Good Dwelling House, main part, 16x24 .� I - ; I � I I , . :� ., W � cringing to the effete despotisms of the . . . - I., , r- �� stirred from the place till he came, or it window, where he stood with his back and 14x18, 11 storeys with kitchen 19=18 and a � I I A ,X , t Z , ; : . � -, !, , -1 J .�r 1, Old World, as your Fourth of July ora- � was certain he would not come; bat her - to Danham, ' first class cellar under all -the main part. . There I �6,:,. � , . . " '. . I it� � 1: tors, have it. It's almost impossible to � .. . "'. j- O� . z I � �, aunt would not permit the despair into I ' . " Stainiford !, What is it ?" is also a good well ,and cistern and young ' land for _1 I � L : A �, 1 . I I � . i get a bit of g9od honest bounce out of U _ , � L , � � j.- -, � I . _. whiA. she saw her, sinking. - . - 11 It's -it" . is my. letter to her," said orchard, with plenty of both gardeu,4md lawn purposes, also Cider Mill,25x4O, with stable . ; � ;: -P , - -, � - - . - i - 7 . I an American nowadayu,-lu F � � 4 - to get him to ;N . - She laughed re.solutely, and said, I I I Staniford, without looking aound. and wheel house attached, in first class working �� . ,:, I �(, �i I V j 11 tL� � I - i , 4 spread himself, as you say." ' think we must give up the little Effluti- I '" Your letter to Miss Blood- not order, with good trade established. The six ; 1, :- 1� IL i - .; '. " 4 ; I I " 1, . : i I �__ . 11 All that is neither here nor there, 1; mentality of ineeting him in that dress, gone?" Staniford with his face still fine village lots adjoining to and forming part of the.above be -I __� I l� - . 7 V - _1X . 13 L: : C 4 C : . .., -.7-1, 4 Lt. )) 0 11 11 IF t-_: :I 44 if if mentioned will sold separately or I LV_ MSD EN � Su WIL S 0 N I � . CHEMISTS - AND DRUGGISTS. . � . I � - . . - . . . . I 11STS-7E]CM :F(DTS*101VS_ I - � - . I- I # . . I PARIS GREEN—Genuine �nglish, -warranted strictly*pure . . I U I - .. I I I and very superior. ; f - . � ! . I . . i I HELLEBORE—Fresh. stock! just- to hand. This article " ' should always be selected with �dar.e, as when it is old and badly kept . it is totally inert. We guarantee ours to be fresh and active and will . � - � - be"Tleased to liave any customer return it to us if found otherwise. INSEOT POWDER—We buy this article from the most . . . . - reliable sources- and you can safely rely on what -you purchase from us � . . - I doing its work. . '- I � - " I . I K:gV- Physicions Prescriptions and . Family Ree . eipts accurately compounded at moderate prices at i I i LUMSDEN &WILSON'S, pass on. OW COUICI H, nave nappen- ed "' � I . - " I see perfectly. well," said t he other, quietly, but he looked round .at Dun - ham with a face -that was hagg %A. I IT Yard IL - sent it out to be posted by the portier, and he got it mixed up with these let- 7 .X resp�ct, or lots -on which 6 build as the situa- tion 18 equal to that of any in the village. This property will be sold at a bargain as the owner intends securing a -farm. For full particulars "If apply to BERNARD THOMPSOI or G, J. SUTHERLAND, both of Hensall. 1175tf * I I I . SCOTT'S .BLOCK, MAIN . STREET, SEAFORTH. . I - .WHE'RE DO I TRADE ? . . - � I Faith, listen to that now ! Is there any reason to ask me when you . can reason it out for yourself, but I'll tell you. I trade - where . I can get . . I rT=IEI .. ]BUST G-00.3DS I I And why shouldn't I I Is the best too good for one of us- I When the goods are right I figure on buying at . - 0 . . THE LOWEST PRIGES. I I'll not patronize big profits. There's- -a reasonable profit that's big enough. Then I trade where I got I THE. BEST TREATMENT , And Pickard's is the spot. They have some big drives there just now in Ginghams, Flannelettes, Shirting, White and Grey Cottons, Dress Goods, Clothing, &c. I like to be treated right and I go to the Bar- gain Dry Goods and Clothing House run by b � I , . Wme - PICKARID.? rN 0orner Main and Market- streets, Seaforth. . I - � I ; Oentral Furnitu, re House, -1 " I . I I . MAIN STREET, SHAFORTH. - . We wish to draw the attention of the' people of Seaforth and sur- rounding country to our large, extensive and varied stock of I - HOUSEROLD ATRNITURE. . - . We manufacture the raost of our Furniture, and can guarantee it to the public. At present our stock is very �large,- and is daily increasing. To reduce this eiiornious stock, otir prices have been marked away down. At our low prices everybody can afford to Purchase. Our establishment is open to you all, and we want to see you: and all your friends. Bring the whole family with your and pay us a i,,isit. We will be very happy � . to show you our goods, whether you purchase or not. Hoping soon to have a visit froni you,'we remain, respect Ily yours, THE CENTRAL FURNITURE HOUSE, opposite MeFa 's Dry Goods House. . I M. ROBERTSO ,'PROPRIETOR. � . I . . i � . I I � Z ,000, � ,�� I - X I _. -1 � I ens aw, 8% a w e. Die ques- now. 0 a" C allgO Lb, LAYL11a. Fur, - rom m, s en y nodded. On ! � i �. - - �1, 'A, .1 - . . - , 11 - . � . together to suit purchaser or purchasers, afford. . I . . - � ' ing a good chance to any o-ne desiring to pur- Undertaking �, 0 � i _ -1 - -or wait: let me go with -forgetful com- � Z . .� Jj t tion is how to receive Mr. Staniford on your silk, moaned Dunham, in self I I �1_ I I , �.- � L I L _* � 1� .v. . .. - - �� T : it rr chase a ,rood new dwellimr first class i ' . . I .. 1 7 � . * - � V 11b 8 a name — when he comes. ;_ . i�' .-' �7� t , I 7 I � I � F _.__V� � I T , I . �o 2- . : � I - __ - � :1ow are we to -regard him 9 He's com- � ; - . xq. � � - I � � _, - __ ng here to see Lydia, and she thinks � - . 4.,� _ i 4- . _. " I _ -i - � , _# t�,_ . , .47 �; ,, e?s coming to propose." 7 % I - " - -, ; i �- : " , - I i � I � . - I I I I � '_"!� _..�r " Excuse nie, but haw. does she re. I 11 '! � I . 11 , i� . . I rl�� 4� � I gard him?" 4 . �:, 4 � � , ;_ '" , � . I . I 1 '4 i ,� 11 Oh, there's no question aboat that, , � � 1" ; I I �. you. want, to try some little effects - with your complekion. We've experi- 'mented with the simple and -familiar , and now we'll see what can be done in the way of magnificent and unexpected . I'm going to astonish the young man with a Venetian beauty; you know you * pass on. OW COUICI H, nave nappen- ed "' � I . - " I see perfectly. well," said t he other, quietly, but he looked round .at Dun - ham with a face -that was hagg %A. I IT Yard IL - sent it out to be posted by the portier, and he got it mixed up with these let- 7 .X resp�ct, or lots -on which 6 build as the situa- tion 18 equal to that of any in the village. This property will be sold at a bargain as the owner intends securing a -farm. For full particulars "If apply to BERNARD THOMPSOI or G, J. SUTHERLAND, both of Hensall. 1175tf * I I I ARM FOR SALE. -A rare chance to obtain i � � i f , � I ' . � 1, � � - 1, . . poor child. She's dead in love with I'm i look Italian, Lydia." ters for me, and brought it back." F a fine propeity, being Lots J1 and 12 0 1. �. � L- �: . I - I � . hiur., and can't understand why he did- ' _� -; � - I _: .- � i � " , : . 11 Yes, he said so," answered Lydia. The y b& oung mein were both silent, t Concession 13, Grey township, Huron County, containing 200 acres, 145 acres under cultiva- - I . � $ 11 .:V � n't propose on shipboard." , - 1;� 11 �� . I 1. " Did he ? That shows he has an eye the tears stood in Dunham's eyes.' 16 If tion, balance drained and cleared" with I � � �� , � 11 And she isn't an Englishman, F. .1 �_ i , � � - and he'll appreciatewhat we are going it hadn't been for me, it wouldn't have _pardy the exception of 16 acres reserved for firewood, W, - , '. ,.i 1, T � . either!" exulted Mr. Erwin. "It ap. I - �,_ I - , to do. " I happened," he said. and fence timber ; soil, rich clay loam, rolling �._ � , � . I. � ,� � � pears that there are Americans and +� - .. .. i � �C. I . I 11 .1 , I She took� Lydia to her own room fo y r - "No," gently retorted Staniford, "if and very producti-ve ; a commodious frame dwelling. large cellar, with woodshed and other � � .1 j�:,_�t ; " �_�.!Ie � . Americans,and that the men of your I _2 thegreater convenience of her experi- it hadn't been for me it wouldn't have conveniences attached ; two large barns, one I . �_ I . � 17, � � e -, I � nation have more delicacy than the wo- � , : __ _. , �, � . �; _. - . ments, and from -that moment she did � happened." I made you come from with stone stabling underneath, besides other - I �, . .1 � :,�� ,, men like." I � � . -t . �i. .-- �, 1 �1. 16 not allow her to be alone; she scarcely Messina with me, and you wanted to go out buildings ; two large bearing orchards of cli oice fruits, besides a vaiiety of small ftruits, - ti � �_' Don't be sill ," said his wife. 11 Of ;, ( - % I y , , I . �: � , , allowed her to be silent; she made her on to Naples with these people ; if I'd ornamental and shade trees ; 1,400 rods of I - course, women always think what they .1 A 4 1 1: 41 - ; . . I r - . _� talk, she kept her in movement. At had any sense, I should have. spoken straight rail fence, recently I put up, a portion I t� L � - � ,_ �� I -1 would do in such cases, if they were . i I 4, � '. � - , dinner she permitted no lapse. 11 Hen- full ' to her before we parted ; y -underdrained, watered by two never failing f� � ; , - � ., � �J � I : men; but if men did what *omen think � � :�, I I � t" Y: I shaw," she said" Lydia has been tell ) - and it was I who sent you to see if she wells and a spring ,privilege for stock. This , farin is pleasantly situated, has an even 8ur- I I - � � � �'. 7, I . 1- they would do if they were men, the � 4 V _. 1 ing me about a storm they had just be- were on the steamer, where fell face and drainage facilities that cannot be r. � � . � 0.1, � I 1. - - I � � �_ , I omen oald be disunisted ' fore Ahp ramr-bad 0_;h-14-,., T : U you and ) surnassed while the buildin(rs commana - -;A , � Departm, ent.. " � � . . . - I � - - I - . , - . � . . 11 I 1104� , I __ � . I 11 , - . . i - I , � , - __ � � 11 . � - - I AVOUST 221 1890. — I SEAFORTH �. .- I 01,; Nun I cal Instrument . . � : M1&3F01:ZrU_-b& Scott - Brothers, � - .1 . PROPRIETORS, . __ : . , SEAFORTH, - '. ONT. I . I PIANOS.—Dunham, New York W. Bell & On., Guelph ; Dominion Pipao Company, BowmanAille. I I � � I ORGANS. — W. Bell & oo,,-., Guelph ; Dominion Organ. Company., Bowmanville; D. W. Karn & CO3, Woodsftck� T . '_ - Theabove instruments always on band,alft a few good second-hand Pianos find Organs for saleatfrom'$25 upwards. Instruments sold on theinstalmept plan,or on terms to suit cus. tomers. Violins, Concertinas and small inatm. ments on hand; also sheet music, books, &.0. I 11 i I �, ; -Z ISOOTT BROS. , � - rft- AVOID ALL IMITh- law�& TIONS. THEY MAN BE DANGEROUS. % wre E, yes 0'4 * " J.atarrh I - " . - I I _ i - � -ameniess __-5F . I 6 ,,emale ` .,Omplaints . . % * -111, wnburn 11 op"o-m- � I i =271 ' � runtu= % _0 WreneW - - % a FAC -SIMILE Of 130TTLEWITHBUFI ) rains WRAPPER. - _!� N , aflng (!r ki.-Jses UOD % )calds 3S.. Iles-* POND 11 3urns � I A fill Vounds E X -TR � - V1 t - nsect DEMAND POND'S EX TRACT. ACCEPT N( SU BSTI TUTE FOR I' Res - .. � 11 Aings I I ,-, It I . Wre Feet . -1 . . � � IFLAMMATIONS , I And � I MEMO - kLL . � I I - �f THIS IS THE ON,V' RIGHT KIND. DON0* :3AIN - TAKE ANY OTRER. . _ --. ____ New' Music Store ; IN SEAFORTH. - Papst & O'Connor fave opened out next door to JordaWs Grocery ' � __ 8eaforth, an )RGAN AND PIANO DEPOT. - )EATH TO HIGH PRICES NOW. They have he agency of the THOMAS ORGAN, with ,-rlbnees Resonant Pig,e Combination. They Ave also Violins and ot er small instruments. gar Please Give them a Call. ' 1161 t � - - I-. ,;� - John S. Porter's I - . - This department is complete in eVery espect, and prices the low- . 11 est. Two first-class hearses oh hand. F nerals attended to at the Underta�ing and . i _. shortest notice, and satisfaction guaranteed, ture EmporiU114 - i. � , � . . . . 11� I M. ROBERTSON, Funeral Director. SEAFORTH, - ONTARIO. I I", . . . . . - - __ . ,� - I OUTSIDE OF THE COMBINATION. �, W -M . i� 0 no= � Funerals furniFlied'o-i the shortest noti3e CAR- I THOUSANDS OF BOTTLta, and satisfaction g%M AS eed. A large assort. CIVEN- ment of Casket8, uuwag and Shrouds, &c., � AWAY YEARLY. always-bn hand of the best quality- The . R F %I M When I say Cure- I do not meat of.Embalming Fluid ased free of charge an me rely to stop them for'a- time,, and thei prices the lowest. Fine Hearse. I tave theni return again. I MEAN A RADICALCU RE. I have made the d'isea,%e of Fits S. T. HOLMES, Funeral Director. Resi- ;pilepsy or FallinirSickniessalife-long study. I warrant my.rprnedytoq:Mreth4 dence - GODERICH STREET, directly op- orstcases. Because others have failed is no reason f.Dr not now receivmg7 a cure. Send&: posite the Methodist church in the housee ince for a treatis6 and a Free Boftle of my Infal I i le Remody. Give Expi -ss anc formerly occupied by Dr. Scott. ?ost Office. It costs you nothing for a trial, and it wil ure you. Address: -H. 41. ROOT . I —E 846p ftanch Officoll 186 WEST ADEL-AIDE ST ET, TORONTO. � I I . . . I �, i � .71, t%� . � � ; 4 4 , 1 , "Oh!" ; - �, Iff I � � r� . � 1,t,t . . - " Yes. Her feeling in the matter is J - L. W a you would tell her of the 'typhoon You � were in-wben you first went to In- hurt, yourself. JL know who a to blame, Dtinham. What day did I tell you 9" I 9 - of, the whole property and a large portion of the surrounding country,adding much tothe , importan -Announce'ments E � � I - - -1 .. � _,� I . I . I I � 4 i ,� 1, .,�:�, �_ out this was beautv of the place It is distant 4J miles from .T. - :1 � I I , - . 1� � , , - _� -_ ,�� . � "Haven't I told you they were a good at table. After dinner. she asked Lydia . -t ARMS IN TUCKERSMITU AND STAN- LEY FOR SALE. -For sale F Con-' - _. no guide. . � . dia." Her husband obeyed ; and then ' " Friday.�' Brussels on the G. R., while post office and � % .- I I , I LL � _: � . � A' Then upon my word, I don't see . . 1�, -1 ; . I I Do-, you know his. famils T' asked � . I I recurring to the days of his civil em-' . " A week !" And I told her to expect hurches are not far distant, good roads. Will te - I .- I F Z ; . . I _; ,�. �. 4 ! Mr. Erwin. . , � �� ) . ployment in India, he told stories of ti- I I me Monday afternoon. A week with- sold reasonable. For further particulars apply to D. & J. ROBERTSON on the nremises . I I I . . . � . �1 ,_ , I . � , , . - _ Z I - , . � - �: I 11 I think I do. les, I rn sure I d .1' . 0 ger hunts, and of Sepoy mutiny. Mrs.* out a word or a sign of any kind. Well, or to Cranbrook P. 0. I 1174tf E � � I - - -1 .. � _,� I . I . I I " Are they nice people?" ' Erwin would not let them sit very longy - . I might as well take passage in — . . - :1 � I I , - . 1� � , , - _� -_ ,�� . � "Haven't I told you they were a good at table. After dinner. she asked Lydia . the Aroostook, and g to Boston ARMS IN TUCKERSMITU AND STAN- LEY FOR SALE. -For sale F Con-' I I I � . ... I I - .- . I . I I � �.� 1. .- �. z Boston family?" to sing all the American songs her uncle .aback again. J1 I . cession 2, L. R. S., Tuckersmith�%U'L,ining % .- I I , I LL � _: � . � A' Then upon my word, I don't see asked for. At eight o'clock she said . 'look " Why, no!" cried Dunham, 11 you 100 acres, of which 86 acres are cleared, free I � - �, I �% � 11, " -:, that weve to take any attitude at all, I I with a knowing little a' t Lydia, must take ' the first train to Venice. from stumps, all underdrained, well fenced and I I .; . i ; :) . I `J ; - 11 � . F ��- don't see th m in which included &sub -wink for her hus- . � Don't lose an instant. You can explain in a high state of cultivation. The balance is well timbered with hardwood. There is aigood �," I I � . ; � �_� - 11 : one way or the other. - It quite remains band. " You may go to your cafe . everything as soon as you see her." brick residence containing all the latest im- � '. -1 I . '. , , _. , i � I i for him to make the first move." . alone. this evening, Renshaw. Lydia - Staniford shook his head. j4 If &11 . provements and conveniences, a good barn, I I -1 - - - I 11 I . . r � As if they had been talking of noth- and I are going to stay at home and her life had been different, if ,she were a stables, driving house, sheds and other out. buildings all in good repair. there are three � . � . I . I . � ,1 ing but drese before, Mrs. Erwin asked: talk South Bradfield gossip. I've hardly I woman of the world, it would be differ- acres of orchard and garden containing all ... . - I . . . . �r I - � 11 Do you think I look better in this i had &moment with her Yet." Butwhen ent ; she would know how to account kinds of large and small fruit trees and the I I I .- � . - � � I I - - I -1 .black mexicane, or would you wear'! he was gone, she took Lydia to her own - for some i i i but as misgivings on my part; whole farm is surrounded by maple and other trees. - .1 � . � �1_ .4 . I I I � ___ your eorn?" I I . room again I ,and showed her' all her I it is she wouldn't know how to account - .shade it is close to school and is con- , venient to markets, railways, churches, etc., �1. � �.. � . - . i I - : I think you look very w9l1 in this. jewelry, and passed'the time in making for even tl;e appearance of them'. V� -hat and good gravel roads leading in every direction. I � ., - � , I � But why -He isn't koing to propose to � changes in the girl's toilette.- she must have suffered All this week -I Theie are three never failing wells. This is ore � I � � I I I � - . � � I you, I hope?" I It was like the heroic endeavor of the " can't think of it!" He sat down and of the best fari ns in Huron and will be sold cheap as the pr prietor desires to remove to I . I - i - I I � I must have on something decent to arctic voyager who feels the deadly chill � 1 turned his face away. Pres e'ntly he , Manitobawhere te has -purchased more� land. . - I _. . - . � 1, � � � , � � . - receive him in. What time does �the in' his own veins, and keeps himself sprang up again. "' But I' .. M 9011991 Apply -on the premises or 'address Brucefield .- I I I I I I � . I : I I ,� . I I � train from Trieste get in ?" . alive by rousing his comrade from the ts I Dunham. I guess you won't die now; P. 0. GEORGEPLEWES. . Z_ I . I . - I , � � . I . T� I- �. .. - I 1. ; � I : i At three o'clock." I torpor stealing over him. - They a aw in 11 It's one now. There's plenty of ' each other's eyes that if they a but you may die if you like. I would _ ------ He . also offers for sale for the same reason his farm in the Township � I . "i . I -- I yielde ' time,.but there isn't any too much. I'll . moment to the doubt in their hearts over your dead borly !" "Now. of Stanley, being Lot 12, Concession 5, Stanley, containing ;00 acres, ��It . � , I -- - , I - � I I go and get Lydia ready. Or perhaps I they were lost. I .1 you are talking sense," said Dunham. about 76 acres cleared, free from stumps and in t . I � . � . t I � � 11ii! you'll tap .on !her door, Renshaw, and At ten o'clock Mrs. Erwin - said ab � Staniford did not listen; he bad got . a state of good oultivation, the balance well - timbered. There is a comfortable frame house, I - - .� � . a'' - � send her here. Of course this is the ruptly, " Go to bed, Lydia !" Then the 21 1 out his railroad guide and was studying frame barn and drivm� house and stables. , 1_4 11 - I 1 �71� .. . , girl broke down, and absndoned her- end of her voice, -if it is the end. I - it. "No ; there are only two trains & There is a good orchard and plenty of water. It is 1�', - . ; - � �, I � � � __ . " It's the end of having'an extraor- self in a storm of tears. "Don't cry, . day. The seven o'clock train has gone - withir three miles of Varna and con- veniently situated for markets. Apply 011 th . e , � ;_ , - L n .. �, ., �,, - I I -1 I ffinarily pretty girl in the house. I dear, don't cry," plead6d her aunt. " He ! 7 and the next starts at . ten to -night. iso to either of the undersi nea. WM. rRaN : � � � - : - �,` I _. don't at all like it, you know, -having , will be here in the morning, I know he I Cbritinued on 8rd page.) ,i . Varna P. O.; GEORGE PLEWES, I , . .7 1 - I 1, I _ I . I . Brucefteld. , � 1127tf - . .- it !C_ - - I � - - .. , I- � I I I . a . . . . . �, . . . .i . � � f I I � I . I . .� � - - : � I I � ,_ � - - ! 4 �_� . . � i� , I � 11 - ,I 7 � , . . I 1 i L - � I I I . I - . - . I I . . . . I - - � - . . � - : . � - I . . � � I �q i * I- � I I I - , ; I - I I . - . � � I . � - � I . I . . I - I I I . - � I BRIGHT BROITIFFERS, I � . . � , TTON ROOT COMPOUND.L-Com . ed Of .'Cotton Root, Tansy and ennyroyal-prepared by an old phy- i01411. ITS 8vecessfully used sionthly b thousands of women, and has 1�eba -scribed in a practice of over thirty pre rs. Price, $1. Will be malled to sny address n. Canada ana United States. Doctoes consul- tation hours, 9 to ii and 1 4. Diseases of women treated only- Sealed part:culars, two .. . � . . I . I . stamps. Ladies on 3 AddresE POT" LILY , . . I COMPANY, No. 3, Fishe 13loc 131 Woodward . . Avenue, Detroit Mi,�higsp. 1163-13 , . S_U_A_3F(D1:z,'rT-13a-- . I . . . . ' I . The Leading Olothiers of. H u ron, . � GODERICH . '. . . . - � . . - I � Stea-m Boiler Works, Beg to inform the people of Seaforth and surrounding coantry, that - . they have added to their large ordered othing trade one of the - . . I . . (ESTABLISHED IM.) . � — Most, Complete and 'best - selecited stocks of Boys% Chryst,al & Black, . Youths' and Men's - Readymade Clothing - . Mamufac . - . I.- turers of all kinds of Station,' - .. � __1N.T I HE CO-UNTY.— , I ary, Marine', Upright& Tubular , � � . . . . � I IBOILERS, Prices Unequalled. ___ We lead'the'Trade. I Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iror � Works, etc. � , * Remember the Old Stand, Can�pbell's Block, opposite the Royal 1 Also dealers In UP -right and Horizontal Slide Hotel, SeafoAb. 1. , Valve Engine& Automatic Cut.off Engine94 - y , specialty. All sizes of - a and pipe fitting . ' � constantly on hiand. pi Ld I I I= .9 furnished BRIGHT BROTHERS, , short notiee�-- ' I . . Works oj�Ds[4 G. T. R. St&& -n, GW,swich. - I . J . _ . . � . . k. � i . � i I � . ; - � . 1 � - � I I i \ J \ J � . 4 i - "a - I - I -* . . - I--- . __ _ _ � � 71 . � I I I . I - , - I . . � � I I - I . I - - . I I � - al ,06UST 22i * I . A.. . . � I --- � , . ; I __.___--:. � .. I .-If I 1110io u4m,% �., Pong I - I eoul I q I � � 0 � askedf.- 44. - -1 �t'i I �he I j � . 7 -, � 7 1 ;. 11 _.. I . towlegriph I" . , . . �� I 4i What Would YOU, -A -, - _� - "I jh&t there's; i _0$0 . � . ur , � I � 1. _ clan �', 0 .4 . letter B215C . I I - - - , -mornlOg � - - _ 7 in th,o I -.*ore ' - * , - - A - - _0 Wouldn�t that be, L" � - 11�- � W a Itttli ,too inuidh. .1� : It y.es thaft true- . _1 I- � �7 . -1 . . I . , � , at wita about Y01 I .. r.1.. �,ui-ford, W-'Ith i '.., �� iaijodStl bly'' 13 he . -11 -, �. 41 V4ery PIrobal , _ - - -,:-. 4i ,�e doegiil-t care an� � - I �_ -, 11 I .� z �w 4. �� _ , - * I -1 : ..that's'a.good. fra:1 , - . I . - . � � �� F id Dariblim __ - 'Vai . - 10) I _� , VVhy is it . en � divid I ever presum. � - - � , d-juterest in her 91 .- � V-1 -fir. 1. 'i you'did at at, . � . stalotiford flushed I I I -1 I _. ot quar, I wit4l S. . � � I - 11., on his- ck ; beside. I - – WAS true. I I The arraugementlE � 1- vorney welre. quick13 101 I �_ Ulwt when he had � I � 9 I Ad been down to tt . 40W�d loaptain Jet, . . tao his place witl . . -1, exti twonights, he h , - .9 nds, before th, .1 bis ba adhe � 4ould leave, a bat OU43 cle-ox. pere,ep .000neat it -must be tw, � - fore he could See her- , ; �Ue hsa seemed . srliving, on the traim in -V,enice he wished 10 � . � : by file steamboat, 7 ii for tbree hours ye , L Went to bed, conaid4 � bad Ussed there till 'I l6liger, he would atdH �01 getting up, whieb , - Vares he Wen't to , -howm, he f-ouncl hi *hilehe wondered a � -da stram, , ,and dream* bis that he Woke hin � spirit, 2, thing wb A , he had nei The sun W" fiercil, .. - 1ween hinahatters, 1 Wstab showed him c!clock. . . The shadow ,of ' b . I lNelf into his wakin- I ed it in, a gloom � 106eape. He rDw jne&ge1r1y brieakfaste ing how he came . n5unced in Mrs. I waited for her to re( - His.card wm brou . ,ghe lay in bed. Aft. . I tilimugh the first i I Intmeut .she hsd Do - 0 jwged strain anil 'e', . . * � * ing care _ I _ �. Isih, �as ahe read tl _,Z V nica brought I . � h�r hand, "' He's wi I I 11 I will not see hi I � stantly. 1 46, No," assented. , wouldn,1 be at all I he had askeA for me - - am Wrap but .he's 101' course he would be,, let ine see 11) The i' her; she rose in I - the.pretty Back m -`i breskfastied. and toi . t in a: haud, g4so , 3 j I Lydia 'did not tn .i " memed to breathe ' � bar neck best'visibi decent to keep hita could dress mind 1 ll IlLected. "I %Vell., "-a! I must see him, Lyd] . .4. I I'-- begain thi, I " Yes, JV40a. SOM - be all right. -On. * lieve I should 4'eud . .quite ready to go � has been carried ol , I 1ribslfttn�;i&t'h!uIt � an your uncle i. Z� � - &H Americans - I . Mr. Staniford though he asks' lyproper; but I I I want you to exem � . 1. r what would � i I , Lydk began ;; 11 Xo,, Lyilla,,') C, I woult tdi yot I advised - you whe sew) 1*-�- well, . long in Rurep such a omme, and. , I - to do with it. : I meet him, or I 4hild"l—here thic - triumphed - L was in you . � I . I Lydia ros � I I F, Ly'dia 11, 0 . , rae P Lydia *t You.going to be 494 1 Aon% k-riol I I said Lydia, dish, . 4.16'Bat if hiet I hope V I - 4,1 Uon't ho- - u 4slut You_� I , You're terrible 4 4 I will. be-',' I 46 obi U01 I Won?t do -stall poortenow.s. KI � � her down and ,� I h d t .1 g1t, % gOu W . Lydiao)'she � I . " Do you -�eall . I on ?" Lydia lo it w" the blue the Aroostook for conveniene aunt. " Isn't 'it Erwin meaut, - . - not to blame t . f eint1v for au ment a stood � � I Staniford, a frow lookiing c saw her as in I behind her, �.Du. � � � the 'face with . .. was not like � , . dream. It I . . . . . pasetons were i � .reprosithi indi . . in her eyes, I teara. With I to console, thought that . ,of her. -He r tul thrm rein . lougmg and , let been � them; that and 'that he . A least, nor .some fornial e baving bem i � *me xoouer.:�