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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1890-12-19, Page 2. b �1,7 , ,:___ �__ .� , � . � �, . . - .1 - � - I - . . � . - I � __1Mq1______1_ I �___ � - --A I � � I I . I . - I 11 . - � - . . I . - . V � I . I . I _ . . I I � - � _. - - . I I � . _ - . - � . . _ 4 . I . . I - - 1, - . - � . . : � - . - I I I �. - 11 � - , - . � . I . I , � I � I . _. ,��. � - . . f . 1. . - I � I - I . � .I- � .. � .. - �� . I . �, .., . � � � � I I . . - _� .. �. I- . _. . - I - I � I � . I . . , � I �_ - � - - , - - � . . � . � - - - - � I - - I I �, . I . . - I � . � I . I � - � . I I I . 11 I - � � I . I I I . . � I I— I 11 I I I . - � I . .. I I I I I I . I - - — � -1 z . , 1� . I * ,. I . I . I � - — - � --- I 11 L AL JLdh_ —_ ALJL %0 Awl~ 4 19 AW AW JL_ ,W *�V X �& W Alk,4 . I — . .______ - - I . ., . -1 --- . - - - � -_ DF,cF,mnr,1t 19, 1890* : � HEART OF'GOLD. . Her tears ceased altogether. Heramiles your fa ' - I . - - . I J� . - - I came slowly back. . ce every day. Aunt Margaret . � . REAL, ESTATig FOR SALIC. . 0 0-0 !_� �__ L . . was not to blame. You made an . im- / I I I I 13Y L. T. XNADE. "Ridiculous I" she said. -And then possible request to her. If you read the . L � UILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—The under. SEAFORTH she broke into a laugh. .4L, Cecil Beigned has a number of fine building Lots - � I (Published In Pamphlet Form.by John Lovell & - _Cecil letter. you will -see." .. Mantles and Dresses Made to Order. on Go6rich and James Streets fai sale at low � I . . Son, Montreal.) Grey! Bukl'n - i not going to marry for 11 I will not read the letter. . My re- . I I prices. For particulars apply to D. D. WiLsoll - (Continued from last week.) years and years. I've never eved. quest may have bee� impossible, but it' , - � - . 909 MUSIcal Inst ' r. thought -of marrying, n . - runiav% I GHAPrER VI. or of lovers. was refused in such %way that it killed " ' -We have just added another lot - � of Sealettes and - OUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.—The sub. � VIA .. I Poor Cecil 1.�he must have looked very mother. She might. have come down- H scriber offers for sale the house north of . . "You understand all aboAt it now, funny. Did be, Hope? I wish. he - ha Mantle Cloths to our stock, aiid purchasiarg will find - acres of land, suitable for building purposes. . _P0n:E'UJ& � d she might have,writteh'tender words- . the Egwondville manse, together with three Hope?" said Cecil. "And you will � . . Elm_ . asked me for You -I'd have loved so"�`to she was rhotherial only sister. She know * our assortment very complete in the different prices . . speaK to Jocelyn, and let me know. i I � . On the front are a quantity of young fruit trees _____� � -watch his face." her life was in extreme danger, and she and qualities. Several lines of Dress Goods and Silks commenoing to bear. WM. ELLIOTT. 1116 � - I Perhaps if I could put off going away " It's all over, then, - for him," * said wrote her such a letter that she died. I . . are* being -cleated at a bargain now, and any orders I just for a day she could see me, .Do Hope,ritiing. "Iwasn'taure, for.-y'ou sawhetdie,and*of the letter. Aunt i I ARM FOR SALE.—For sale, part of Lots'29 yon thinkso, Elope? Do you thknk� and he were always great friends. But Margar.etis nothing to me now. I'll left at our .Dressmaking Department will receive F and 80, Concession 1, McKillop, containing Scott Brothers . pro7p , a � 0 scres, all cleared, well fenced and in"& good I � there isanychance? It'somfulnot to of course, if you can talk like that--" neither1read what she writes, nor accept , , t ttention. I state of cultivation. Buildings fair. There is a . have seen her for nearly a fortnight ; -it " What other way could I possibly assi8tatioe from her. And Jocel n, I _ good orchard and plenty oi water. This farm is , Y i I . PROPRIETO ft has balf.killed me -it has, really.", talk ? Do tell ine how he looked, will say it: if you are worthy of - being � within twe lots of the corporation of Seaforth. � . "PilspeaktoJocelyD," said Hope. Hope.)) . . � mother's daughter, yes, and of being our - ' It will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply RIM., . - 11 Idon't think she'll be prepared -I 11 Very earnest Y I I on the premises or to Seaforth P, 0. DAVID . , most hon- , DORRENCE, Proprietor. . , and maul , and hand- father's daughter, who was 9 � �'. . 1184tf . � . L don't, really, Cecil; for you have a]-: some. He's in love with you, Jocelyn, bl n, youwlll� put t1hat lett.r into ED W,A. RD, McFAUL., - . SEAFORTH, , - LONT" I ways been a sort of brother to us both, and you ought to be awfully sorry for the fire and give it no fu'rth,sr thought. . I AR31 FOR SALE.='For sale, Lot 31, Con- , . I you know." . . - d ' - I,m' - . . . � - I . I - P I AN 0a.-Dunbarn, New York I - " Well, I'll be your brother still, an him. " You owe it to our parents to accept . . Feession 6, MoKillop, containing 100 acres W. Bell& Co., Guelph; Dominion piau, � i not -it's to � about 90 acres cleared and all in a good state of' . A 0 funny. - He loo-,k,ed 'nothing from_Aunt Margaret Seaton." � '. SEAFORTH. � something nearer to Jocelyn. $he maul ? Nonsense, he's nothi . - . cultivation. It is well underdralned and well Company, Bowmanville. . i y ng but a Here Rope's voice changed. Her ! fenced. Thereisagood brick houselfandgood - . � couldn't make that objection now, could boy.' . � �' I I pliable, expressive face grew full of a heds, &c. There is a � I she, Ho 0" 1 4( He didn't look like a boy when - frame barns, stables ORGANS. - W. Bell & Co. I I F large bearing orcha' ' ts. - he great tenderness. rd and a never failin �7 1 No, I'll certainly speals to' her., talked about you. - Well, I'm s9rry for " Doar little Jo, poverty need not be I — — spring well. It is situated within three -miles Guelph; Dominion Organ t I � Only, Cecil, Jocelyn and I have never him. You are quit - = of Seaforth and will be sold cheap. Apply to coinpanv. I I � J � e positively certain,. hard if we stick together, and are of one 1 . JOHN McCLURE, Porter's Hill P. o. - 1158tf Bowmanville; D. W. K&rn &, , ___ � - thought about lovers -never once." Jo, that you don't care the least little mind," she .said. "Let me burn the I 1. P. � i _ � % . � . 'PAR111 IN STANLEY FOR SALE. -For gale . � "But you've got �o begin. Therehas bit in the world for him ?" . letter for the sake of a] I the -hap y old Woodstock. cill . got to ba a beginning to dverything, " Ca,re for him ? Of con , p T"DC - MARK. a, , . 3 � _ _U cheap, the East halt of Lot 20, B,ayfield Theabove instruments always on hand-abo ,� � I - rse not. He's times, and because we. both love our Lai Road, Stanley, containing 64 acres, of which 62 1 . r You' I have lots of lovers yourselt, Elope, , a great deal too Young; he's not the mother." . . a few - good second -hand Pianos and orga�s for 1.1 I . � , - , presently. , Oh ! you needn't color up. style of,man I'd have for a husband,and But Jocelyn was I i . - .. I &cres are cleared and In a good state of cultiva- sale at from $25 upwards. Instruments sold on aDgr . tion. The balance is well timbered with hard- the instalment plan, or on terms to what a jolly sort of a I'm not going to -tie mysel� to anybody came' close to her. 8he pushed her ... . wood. There are gqod buildings, a -bearing tomers. Violins, Concertinas and srnall instru. - I - "' � . VRE suitcus. I Yon don't know ' y now. Hope . girl yon are. Of course, -heaps of fellows for years, and years, and year@." - away. - . orchard and plepty of water. It is within half a ment8 on hand; also sheet music, books, & � I I . . I mile of the Village -of 'Varna and three miles .. ; t. will be wanting, you, and you"ll have Hope seated herself on the hearth- "Yon are* all forJ,Ileroics, Hope," she A. I I from Brucefleld 'station. , 0. . � .. �, only to pick and choose. But now rug. - . time. Thisiaararechanceto buy a first class 1 4 ! Possession at any' . I I � said, "I dare say they look very well . I X]D1A9TEA' f farm pleasantly situated. Apply to ARTHUR " . I abont Jocelyn. You'll speak to her- " I'm glad, for m u SOOTT BR - - . : , " Y .part," she said. i a book, but they aren'c at all interest- 11SOUTELYPURE F ORBL�S, Scaforth. I � � 08. 4 - � . � � you'll give her my in essage -you'll make We'll be very happy together. We ing in real life. Now, I may - as well - - 1144tf � �, � . I the -most of rne you c%n ; and I'll come won't mind being poor -not a bit, after tell you plainly that I a 93WHUFAMONM I � � down this evening to get idy answer. It 'we've got over the first I . m sick of this ____ � AWN1 FOR. SALE OR To RENT. -For eale ,tI 0 1 1 � rub." � everlasting talk about poverty. I hate . CARJUS IN INDIA For to rent. for a term of years, Lot 12, Cc.n- � i can only be. the best kind of answer can 1, Oh ! b ' - - - � r . ) - � cession 9, McKillop, containing 100 acres, of . � � r it,, Hope ?" �lng poor. flow you do barp horrid dowdy home-made dresses. I I '. i ___ .- I 4____.___ whieb about 90 acres are cleared a -rid in a good Ce Afir WhItney's � - I i I on that string. I suppose Cecil is well hate pinching and contriving. I really I I "I don't know," sa-id Hope. - It off.,, � htmte of cultivation. There are about 70 acres I seeded to grass. The fences and buildings are - I I I don't know anything about the spending - The (yrowers and ble�nders of Ram Lal's Teas ask you to crive thein good, and it is one of the beat farms in the � - I : _� seems t9 me that I don't understand. 6 'I suppose so. He said you and he of money, -but the income Mr. Frost is a fair tri 0 0 STOVE , . I I'm very sorry for yon, bat I don't aym- al for the fo'llowino, reasons : I AND - � . cOlintv. It is within three miles of the village � . �, 9 , I . I q rl. could begin on eight hundred a year." oing to allow us every year would I of Winthrop, .and 8 miles from Seaforth, anA a - I '. - 1� pathiza. I suppose it's because Jocelyn Jocelyn pressed her band tober chin fancy, be spent by me in a single da Ist-They are absolute"ly pure. I I If � . good gravel road past the Place. It Is %%-Ith!n I and I have nev6r thought of I overs. " in'meditation. Y. F.� .2n . a F U R N I S H UN G J )) I see nothing for it, Hope, but you 9 d -They are grown and prepared on the estate I p, or tented I , " I don't'know for' a term of 3,ears. Apply on t �L f I "You'll do your beat for me at -least what eight hund�ed a must go your way, an by the most mil90f school. Itwilbe soldchea he farm, or I said Cecil. d I'll go mine. I Skilled labor and. improved maebineiy that money can buy, whereas address Winthrop P. 0. ROBERT G. ROSS. - I I SPLENDID - CHANCE. L - _Usm 4 year means," the said, " But it sounds have quite made up my mind. L I have China Teas are picked and carried by' natives long distances before! 1181-tf I , 1 �7 � . Yes, Rape could promise that; and a good lotofmoney. Then, by -and -bye, beepniakiDgitup for the last week I - - then it was arranged that he should, call I'd be Lady G - , , being made ready"'for the mariket. A �-Two bouses and 0 11 .. 4 , 11 k L ;, . 11, again that evening at nine, and if notb- Grey's Park. rey, and we'd live at since I saw you getting so horridly I . _A_ lots for sale, Pleasantly situated in the , . .7 � I �? I- Hope!" screwy. Aunt Margaret has written 3rd-Rarri Lal's is JL blend of three Teas 'grown and prepared lillage of Egmondville, being one frame ho I " -1 I I ing had been accomplishea-for Hop6 " What?" said Hope. . use, 1; * ith stable and half acre of land planted with IL � I �;?, very kindly. She has given an explan.. especially *for this brand. ,',Will always. be the same flavor to -day to fwruit trees, and one new brick house, %ith Seaforth Z� . 1. e must find a fittiug opportunity, and thkt " Did he really look v,'ery manly when tion about what you choose to consider ten years bence. . ) Ontario, I � . I � . , large frame stable. and one and half acres of . � t; might require longer time than between he spoliesboul; me T" - . her unkind conduct t mother. She land. The house contains six rooms, bath � I r.� . . - I t " 4th -'Tis cheap ; only Fifty Cents for. a pound packagre, which rootu and closets, brick basement, cistern and � We are offering Bargains in . d now and the evening -he would post- " Yes " (a fierce light came into offers us both a home wi0th herself, and ", . =IT I F I I � all necessary conveniences for a first class pri- I . !�d cie his departure until noon of the fol- Elope's eyes), 11 a thousand times too for my pmrt I am going to see her, will go as far as two pounds of China or Japan Teas. vate residence. Will he sold in -one parcel or I . - r0owning day.- - I and W manly to be married for. his money or talk matters over with her, ..and that's When giving Ram Lal's- a trial, if the first cup does not strike - I ;-.�, - I _. Cecil went away, and Hope, pushil separately to suit purchaser. For particuian apply to SA31UEL WALLACE, Egmondville Coal & Wood Parlor Sto ' � .t. ng position." what.I want the five pounds" for. I'm your palate, try a second one weaker than the farst. After using a P. 0. or to A. STRONG, Seaforth. 1168tf I - � -- I ,!I ir in a per I . e Z. . c Ed . plexed manner, - " Oh, -of courme," said Jocelyn, shrink. frank enough Hope. You know ever * I __ va. � :W � ,7_ went into Jocelyn's room. 0 y - pou I ., . . - I . .1 _. iDg back " W`hoev`er thougiit of such thing now." � nd you will'only drink Ram Lal's Pure Indian Tea from henceforth - All Stoves Guaranteed. I It was true she did not understand, a - thing 9;' . . 9 . . ARX FOR SALE- CHEAP. -$6,000 willbuy I - I but it was alqo true that her heart was � "I have a reat mind to refuse to give . - You the five pounds," 64 F 100 acres on the 9th concession of 31c- ' full of an undefined ache and pity for CHAPTER VII. . said Hope. I For E�J_'ale -by M. ' Killop,belongiDg to Thompson Morrison, who A full line of _� I I Cecil.. His face had grown quite hag- Cecil took his dismissal * quietly pn. think you ought to be protected against . I I I JOIRDANI is re8ldlnF in Dakota and does not intend to I I gsrd in the last fo'rtnight ; there was no - yourself. This conduct i.j not hono"'r- return, eighty acres cleared and the balance ough. He turned very whitei but he able." good hardwood maple and mck elm, within 5J Bleolary's Famous Moves - I - doubt at all of his, earnestness, no doubt did not say much, nor did he ask Hope " You refuse !` said Jocelyn, her eyes ' SEAFORTH-y ONT.. . milef, of Seafor'th and within I of a mile of . : school house, Methodist and Presbyterian . I I . . . of the sincerity and dep'th of the feelin'98 to plead hiscause any further. flashing angrily.- . Churches, stores, mills, blackswithin- and -_ For which we are Sole 'Agents. I z I . which caused him to speak. -1 "Thank you," he said, as he rose to S� Oh, Jocelyn hoiv changed you arb 1 . - -on making shop, post onice, &c., gooT build - ,: . .. Jocelyn was lying in a luxurious atti- gd awa . " You did your best for me, Yes, I have a great mind to refuse." CARDNO BROS. ings and water for cattle, and good gravel roads Great Bargains in Table and Library . I :. Y I . . � tude on, her oafs by the fire ; her cheeks and I'll never forget this to you -never, "Then I tell you Wh . , ISEAFORTH to any part of the townsh.p, taxes the lowest Lamps. I at I'll do-wbat `� of any of the borderinq townships. A lortga e ,_ were slightly fluahed, her red lips a I might have known I wasn't half good I've been mak* will be taken for $3,000 at 6 per cent i � Very little parted. Her beautifal e3 0 0 lug up my inind for the � , App y . - bad a c res enough for her -I always feared it, but ,last week t do, until Aunt Margaret's . . . to JOHAN C. MORRISON, Winthrop P. ., Ont. . ontented smile and a light in I'd just a sort of. half idea thdt she .'letter saved me. I'll write to Cecil and I � . I 1176tf 08 MI WHITNEY, ... � them. Hope was conscious of a feeling might put up with me -I mean, that bring him back ; I'll marry him for his . ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 12, conces- � . .-. - - almost of'repubdon as she glanced a', she would have allowed me to be a sort money." , � THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN SEAFOR"TH F sioii 4, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, containing . ,�i Jocelyn's Smiling beautiful face. of comfort to her. However,it's all at 4( dh . luO acres, 86 cleared, 63 seeded of . . to grass . you -fenced, ri� - , Jo4ielyn !" Hope gave a sharp ' sown to fall wheat. The- farm As well SEAFORTE -11 "She had no righ.� I , 8 MAIN -ST. 9 . ' , , , ,*lmost to die of an ead now. God bless Ho * ' "Eve�n Aunt Margaret is better For Gents' Furnishings, Hats and C dri '*'% S well unaendjaint;d and well -watered by a — � 1� z" 1) 9 ,pe ; , cry. w. grief for mother, and?now to look like good -bye -God- bless ypu. � than that," she- said, �he opened hei I I � !;. �f I never failiDg spring which runs through pipes - . I.., . 1; ing 11 out her solitory five -pound - CLF into a trough. There . i her reflee- said Hope - "even though � kitchen, frame barn, stable an I driving �hed. I 1, .if his heart, for her," ivaF 11 pursia, took is a brick house and - that, particularly when Cecil is break- " I'm ever so sorry for you, Ceci , � Z,i P I don't ' � � " I �. tion. prehend your fteling." coin. note, ]aid it on the table, and went out . I ng, Good orchard. The. farm is situated within I i. ��, 6t of the room. - . . I two and a half miles of Seaforth, I'vith KOod . I . . - She came forward and stood moodily It's awfully good of You -your turn � . � � I gravel roads leading in all directions. Will be � 7 .. ` . k by the fire; Jocelyn looked up with a will come some day-Bure to. It won,t - sold on -easy terms. For further particulars ... i._� -_ I z . � I - . - mises or to JOHN PRENDER- . � you were ere no more luxurious flats in P. O., Out. I . i �, " My Knight of the Doleful -C6unten- I good to me now. Well, it's at an end, London than those to be found . ply -on the pre . � r t,� - VITS TO ORDER c"AST, scatorth ___ i . I . , $: � laugh. be worse for you then that - There w CHAPTER wir. AND S lisetf . �' . in Albe- - _ . - 1, - ance!"she said. Then a little petu- andI'm off to Oxford to -morrow. I marle Mansions. They were ivell situ- � — - - �i lancecame into her voice. . - � I ;: I I I,i "Really inight have known ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, the south half = 4�__ 1. % of Loi 23, Concession 6, Morris, colit - �d . I I a ning � - 100 acres, about 90 of which are cleared .,*r . , - well "M ..=- . , .� Ir Fii Hope, when I am doing rny beat to get look at me. She's miles, miles above fair,-clo3e to everybody and ever thiDg' fenced, 'about 70 free from stumps and' well Fi - _: :2 � ,"; . she wouldn't ated. They were in the centre of May- . F e X I . � � better, and to 'cheer up after the terrible me!" Everything n' I j7; �i �' Y ew, good and substantial, and at prices that will underdmined. - , 1. ;� ;1; think you might aid - W 11! I f� Way I suffired, I In -themselves the flats were large an� astonish . The balance Is well timbered I I , �, I t ious ; the reception witb iardwood. Thet leared part lonearlyall 6- - , C:3 , 1�� , , � " Oh, don't, Cecil !1, said Hope, r . the most economical buyer. , . - L me instead of looking like Patience on a lievi e. commod -rooms were REAM � % N;z I I - - 11 ;. FM ng her strained feelings by a sudden spacious, and there were plenty of th m. seed6n to grass. There is a frame houseand I . = J , 1 -5 1 .. monument, and all the other dismal laugh. " It does sound - so e The latest styles in HARD and SOFT 'HATS. An elegant line trame oarn, also a small orchard. This is one of . - 4'. RTA I 1. � �f " . F.r - - -_ - - . ..i� horrid things. Before you went ont you . - ridiculous- In every way the flats were suited to of FALL CAPS just in. the nest farms in the township and has no .. -_ . 1_: � . - poor little Jo !'.' . - , I ghten me into m grave with . broken or bad land on it, and is good for either I - . � r, tried to fri , Y Cecil's face fitisbed hotly. the requirements of fashionable people, We have a very large stock of GENTS' UNDERWEAR -that we grain or stock and will be sold cheap. it is . I I 1 7.- . . . � ., . ana in'one of them Mrs, Seaton and her are sel within three miles of Brussels and within a � I � : visions of a bread -and -water diet. Then You don't know what I feel," he daughter Lottie'lived a lu I ling at prices never before offered in Seaforth. I � 64 ". 71i � �: 0 - - I xurious life. quarterof's mile of a school, AyPly on the I I I T- premises or to Brussels P. o. . � . � � . . i t� yon stayed away for quite two hours said. ' " And,even you don't know her, Mrs. Seaton was about five-and.,forty Gents' Furnishing and Staple Dry Goods at rock bottom prices. W . or JOHN � I � , 11 r and now behold Minerva at least. �, I � �: 6 I not as she looks to me � i - Oh, don't liken me to anyone else," - There' ROBB, Jr. I 1144tf I � - ., � . ; one fellow in the world worthy a 01317 -a hands'ome woman, Young looking --- - . � . . . said Hope, an' of her, for her age, with a slightly full -figure, . �_ I - A ,�'� �Z � � - I., ARINI FOR S . I f ddenly laugb-ing. - I am and I hope to goodness he'll fiever come a � ALE .-Containing 119 acres, H Don QuixGte UP- CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. � , . � � , �, ,_� , Minerva, and Patience all across her," I . � ,nd a slightly arrogant bearing. She . _IE2 F b�ing parts of Lots I and 2, on the 8th � � .- . I Was a widow and enormously rich. Her . . sion of 2riorris, 100 -acres cleared and 5 i 4 in one breath. Listen "That's rather selfish of you, Cc d h acres chopped. The balance Irood hardwood sn� R i q 7- , Jocelin ; I have conces � r�, - 1- got something. really very interesting to What'a ti oil- husban a�d been the well-known city .11 � . I . � �, ie name of this -wonder?" bush fairly fenced and well underdrained, good I T_ say a a I . .P .1 '. z frame house and I 17 I., t last. It w 9 quite true about the merchanto' CARDNO BROS., No. I Cardno's Block. �1� � .. " Oh, you Deedn't laugh ; his name is f the -name, When talkiDg I kitchen with woodshed - . I - I pow:vrty ; but you need not share it, Markham. He'9 a chum of about -heri 1 people had added to 'her - � - � . attached, two frame birns and frame stable, I r , 1: li . �"11 lug . - � 1 1 Mine at OX wealth, making it fabulous ; but a]. - good orchard and three wells and a soft water , I ,_ �4arli . No, thank God, you c%n still ford -he's awfully clever.. Ile's ugly, tho WOE ,;t__',._ - ;,. ,� . I ': I f �'. — cistern. Within two miles of Blyth, where , � gh it was not that, she had a, great ere Is a good market for all kinds of produce, 11RES n STRONGEST, BESJ - � - ha,vethepretty dresses and the nice too, but he can twist anyone, man, WO- deaul more money than she knew bow to school within live minutes, - I . - i - 4 � - I j � j things you ought to have; that you are man, or child, round his little finger. sp walk from the house. CONTAINZ NO � i - - I!. � ! th ; . , � �, ,�� - I i : 1�, . I ; I i suited for." nd, and - Hope's 'mother had been a Would take fifty acreq in part pay. This is a Alun4 Ammonia, 1imo, Phosphates, � �� , - � -11 � I t -1 : 1 "I knew you were frightening me for If he asks.Tocelyn ,to marry 1-im she rigeht when -she i, A BUSINESS OHANGE ��4 1� � - , w,in't say 'No."' aid that Margaret �;ea. first class farm and parties wishing to buy OR ANY INJURIOUS ZUESTANCE. � " Q � - I � � . )_ f . nothing that timep" interrupted Jocelyn. d 6 From'your description, he in I ust ten. would not. miss two . would do well to call and see it. Apply on the � � k�il ; n:t � � . - I , " The mome b ' ' thousand -, premises or address Blyth Post office. NICft_ TORONTO, ON -M . I . ". . OLAS CUMING. 1139tt -0 . 0, 3LI . � 4 . i � . IN L , , . 1 � -You mentioned . easant. We *Will trust that I 11 �� M r. unpi e pounds. In one sense that was true in ' Ir W GILLETT, - !� Frost's name, I was sure of it. He's an 10 another it was u t. Mrs. . - MANUFAOTURER .. c111CAG I � . � , spread his toils round Jocelyn. " Seaton was - 'VARM FOR SALE. -For sale, lot 5, concession -J I - � .; . . I � , 4 .;p � j � 4'. 1 7 ,� � ogre, and, in my humble opinion, keeps won't bye, Cecil. I am deeply sorry -for 0 cing her'banker's book, and _ _U 1, H. R. S., township of Tuckersmith, 6on- I - Good. fond -of balan NEW MEN ANOLD HE CF MR&M ROYAL YFAST CAEX , , I ; -. our fortune for himself." .STAND. I , � I , I : YOU." f lying &wake at night counting over taining one hundred acrep more or less, 97 acres I I I il '_ � , . � . I I cleared, 80 of which are seeded to irrass, well un- , I'- I r, "Oh ! -will you listen ?,, cried Hope 64 her stocks and shares" and the various - - . . I p. ,I ry I I 'k. � : derdrained, three never failing wells. - On one : , : d I I . ii ' So am I for -myself. Good-bye, items which made up her great wealth. -1.1-1.9 M � I , - -1 � . � - .. . r.� 1: t . . o � 1, not that at all ; we are poor. e�ll'be Two thousand pounds on the wrong side an very superior orchard, and on the other a 000000000� I clasping her hands in despair. I I R is Hope ; you're a brick of a' irl ; h R. BEA 0 flft� of kiald lot there is a log house, frame barn 7 11 Y) It is -it a lucky fellow who hag you for a � : is---- -, good frame house and barn, stables, and good - J : 8 of the ledger would not have Have purebased the store, dwelling and stock of Jmes McClinnis, orchard. The whole will be sold togetbe i � - '! sister. I only - wish pleased I . I I I -, ! , � - - , - � . I I .. - � - - � . . �, k manners are q, bi e . , . .1 � � " We are poor?" said Jocelyn. "Your mine !" I . the luck were her, and she decided to deny her- dying in Sea-fortb, and hope to receive a continuance of r or John S. Porter"s , I ,,, I T '! the liberal patronay each fifty separately to suit purchasers, 7 , .1 1. uite enough to turn any- Then' Cecil went a ster's request. In this -particular 0 11 miles from Seaforth, will be sold reasonable , - � , z , ,� __ I way, and Hope con- located , I . . one s head to -day, Hope. . Do let's drop -she so long extended to their predecessor. They intend making it on easy terms as the proprietor -is retiring from Undertalding and Farm'- : ;�-44,1 : . 7 . . �. I sidered'i showed great hardness, but she was not I ; . . - the therne. . . I , - *V ,� - 1, �� i - I I � I - I . hit episode - in their lives quite generally considered a hard woman, and farming. Foi further Particulars a pl , to the - I _. � I - . I am to have pretty dresses at an end, . � . �,�-. . - J : undersigned on th� Premises, and if -.; - T -..-- " i still; that is one comfort. Do Von in many ways could be kindness and . I - �i �Ko In a day or two Jocelyn cam I E ietter to I , � : � '. - I" e down- . I ' I . : , 1 4 �- :1 know, Hope, I have been thinking -I'm ,generosity itself. Real, Interest' S TV V1 SemforthP.O. giCHAELDORSEY.y ture Emn * P . I - r % - stairs again. . Mg a We I as Prditable forCustomers. 1175tf -1 -N,011UM, I � . � � ; . She was quite well, and - . t , I . I � , " i, ,, . - . . _. z afraid'it's a little rude to say it but still no longer particularl . sorrowful. She had one child; a girl ALUAB1,E P � SEAFORTH, . ONTARIO. I . I � . t- - - ;; , -_ - - . - , I ROPERTY TO RENT OR FOR ; 7 �, t 1" �'t 1� 1 3 " Y f eighteen, - -1 -, . il . F SALE. -The undersigned offers for sale or - � t �,, com ure, not the to rent his Brick Block of Stores, situated in OUTSIDE OF THE COMB INIATIO,VL. ,; -Y - I- I fear deep mourning won't be as be- Neithei could she any longer shut her a fragile, white faced creat 0 They bave added a fine now collection of Sugars, Teas, Canned Goods, V I , �;_ I , il3g to You as to me. I have be�n eyes to the fact of their poverty, least like herself, for she and all kinds.of Spices. Also a full line of . L . , - I I . - .. :_ and wall* full of . the Village of Hensall, which is well known to Funerals furnished on the shortest notice . � ;' � - fretting about that, for I want once or twice she itality and energy. Mrs. be the Liveliest and Smartest Village, and besb and satisfaction gu,t anteed. A large assort- , " _ , ;i��J � . � r4ther . � I a � ki Yt-.- �_,�i V I I - 0 � 1; � � you to look very nice when we go ou 8 inclined to be Seaton con- I . way,, lese Double Stores have a frontage of 44 rn Z- - - : - Z-t,Tl- - � - � r isulky over the'liornewa siderea Charlotte a beauty, and perhaps q Market on the London Huron and Bruce Rail- ment of Casket,@. poffins and shrouds &e � - . I I I . i J �_� � rouxid of visits made mourning. . ' ' � presently. But when I With all her faults -and -she bad the glamour of her wealth might have always on hand of the best quality. Th�' b;;t' 11 - �i . I" q,-- f : � � I.... lt,* feet wiph a depth of 50 feet with Iron Roof and of Embalming Fluid ased free of �40h g a 7 -1 - ( made sOme-People agree with her. But � WAkE ar e nd 11 I , was writing to Mme. de Pompadour I plenty-Jocelynt however, was a ver CROCKERY AND GLASS � � � - I - . � . .told herto put as matty frills and #oft goGd-te . . 9 Fire Ptoof waffi;, and best stand in the pl&ce. .1 � :, I., I 11 � mpered, sunny sort of girl ; any to unprejudiced eyes she was Isimpl -_77— Prices the lowest. Fine Hearse. I 1� . � I taimmings as she could possibly d6vise as all his time the shoe of poverty wa d y a arry . For full prarticulars as to rent or purchase sum, S. T. HOLMIS, Funeral Director. � �� '� , �' I I I t very fragile, uninteresting little mor I We will also c - on the Pork'Packing Business exten Resi - �. - . i .on both our dresses; so 'I tru a tal. sivel this apply to j. P, MARSHALL, Proprietor, Hen. donee-GODERIOH STREET, directly o� � � � I . I - " at, the only preparing to pinch, - I) fall, and will iy sail P. 0. e B. -There is also a good new posite the Methodist church In the house - I �. f - v ti effect won't be so bad', as far as you eire and had not How bitterly cold it is mother . ; : I ,,� I I f , she � - frame Dwelling hear the Store, which can also formerly occupied by Dr. Scott. 10 4 - - yet given Any very bard twinges, she said, on this par - I . be rented or purchased, and possesejon of -stores � . . - t i�� - nuary day. or Dwelling can behad on the 16th day of Feh - -_ _M - T ��, concerned, Hop . Of course'I ah '-It -be and Hope lived happily enough at O.tk. " How detestable England is at this ruary, i8oi.- J. P. MARSHALL, Proprietor. 11 - , . - 5i e ticular Ja I - 1�� 4 ' a! I . �� . - __ , 7 � � _ : t -, : .� .1 atl righ,t, with my fair complexion." dene, during their few remaining days time ofyear; why do we eta .Pay the Highest Oash Price for Dressed Hogs I 1198 tf. . � . L . 'J " I think it's only right and honest to there. Y hero ?_ - .1 i 4 1� - L I ,1 why don't we go back to the. Riviera at . � -_ . - �_ I � tell You," said Hope, in a blunt voice, At last came the morning when Mr. Once ?" . I', - - � - �, - . �" - � �� - OR SALE. -A � t - Al , L We are meeting the hard times more than half wa by giving V Good Dwelling House, GODER10H L t "that when I went out that time it was Frost wrote to Hope, tellin fit # __�,, f� ,;� e a - " 4 7 �� L � . r,�, � - 1i that she and been rather upset, y . - in part, 16x24 . . - I " L . � - -, - , M ..1 � ret class ellar unaer all the main part. There 8 I .i padour, telling her not to execute'your Your poor Aunt , . x18 hen 12x18 and a - 9 her that all Well, you know, darling, I have FIVE� POUNDS OF TEA FOR 25 CENTS. ., storel I - " � , I i to d apat'h a telegram to Mme. de Pom- 'debts were now paid, and nd 14 1) ,a with kit,c Ira � - . � :. � . il � �, �. -�'j. -, At Make you be- into a cold world, with fif Is also a good well and cistern and young / , -p �0, . � . I I � lieve in our poverty ?" pounds a ing, and then my resolve 8team. Bo � i . � . - Jocelyn might walk forth free maidens Amy's sudden death ; then our mourn- Give us a call; it will pay. 1;9P- Remember the place, first door orchard, with Plenty of land for both g4rden and . /vair W012hr . , - , fi A t:. L� -i order. There, will th - � 7 7ft, year to sustain them. 'Y suggested by . - . -j Jocelynoatupri hton her sofa. An . I . i - . � ", I' on tl,6 same day You, if you remember, Lottie th of Hawkshaw's H lawn Purposes, also Cider 31111,26.x40, with stable . 9 Jocelyn had a letter fro ' -that w'e sou otel' Muilm' Street, Seaforth. - I and wheel house attached, in first class working 11 I- I - r . - I � - - � angry spat glowed in one of her cheeks. It was long, and M M's. Seaton. should invite the girls to come here, � order, with good trade eidablisbed. The . - (ESTABLISHt;D 1880.) - , I � I- I . _ t .' � . 0 from ,her . ' six q _ I I _ Bar eyes, sparkling and eloquent wfth mann anions fine village lots adjoining to and forming part of — :, � _. - � I , to judg offering them a'home as comp The best brands of. Flour, Bran and Shorts, als'o Peas, Oats and -1 darling." .1 I 1_*� -1 er, was of absorbingInterest to the Tppj I te . t, reproaches, were fixed full � the above mentioned will be sold separatel � - . . - on her 'Younglady. Barley, always on hand. . rus al & Black, .. I I y I � .. together to suit purchaser or purchasers, afford. . �� -1 � p�, s re . 7 4"', .11 � was she that ,Lottie' f tful blue eyes brightened. - I - i I , . sister. So excited , or Chijkjt r I V I fi( r1g 8 good chance to any, one desiring to put- . I our affection for mother ?" - chase a good new dwel)ing first class in urers of all kinds of Station: I . , 's disap roving V1 es . � - she failed to notice'Hop ", Y __ I 7 � . e - ., I - �1' � I � Is this y tones. This was th first letter rp , Yes, of course," she said eager- 1, R. BEATTIE & CO Manufact � � A.. � � eceived ry f - I , � she said at last. "Are we to wear no o a respect; or lots on wh - , . -�; & from Mrs. Seaton sie ]Y- " But . not only' P68 companions. feb �(; build as the si" arys Marine, Upright,& Tubular - �'.., nee ' . � tua- "I � ; I tion is equal to that of any in the village. This -, L � � ,f �L: i I That sou7d like the kind of person that Z� �,�� property will be sold at a bargain as the owner . I . mourning for her?" the day when . I . I - � Mrs. Karron had died, bnt this fa ' , 8 -_ : I - .? L" -1. 4 � _. 'L, Yea, the best we can make ourselves, also overlooked by Jo ct was writes your letters.for you and . reads intends securing a farm. ro . ` - � - i i I 44 1, � . ., -1 _1.�.: � Pf " � " cel yn. r full particillars L , . I I 11 tv ,i:L ,, with Jane's assistance. "Lend m ; aloud ; that kind of person can be paid apply 10 BERNARD THOMPSON or C,, i. � L T: ��n� � e five pounds," she 9s, BOILERS : . - ,9 - � " Hope, you haven't a bit of heart." Hope. I I id to for. I want sisters, equals -g jig SUTHERLAND, both of Hensall. �L I I � �� ;- K � ti,: ,: i who __ I I 11 . 11 75ff. - I � . i �.__ z ; ondon to will Put-& little variety intO my life,.and _ . 0 . - Salt Ps I I 1� I 7 . . ., Do'wa went Jocelyn's head on her -see Aunt 1 must 90 up to L R WILLIS P �_ ;�1_3._: 1_,i . . I -T-1 . -11 - it, .�,! .� - � q, - , pillo'Wo, and violent sobs shook her when you have re'ad it you wil ame to you that, I am. Oh, L . PLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -For sale, no, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron , . I . __ - 1�� ; - - S concession Tuckersmith Works, etc. . Margaret.. There is her letter; be just the L y SEAFORTH -1 - . �' olight' frame. 11 . I under- I hope they'll come . I - Lot 19, let con- , - ,�.:. I f - , - stand. " -I do earnestly hope I tai , nearly all'cleared, well ' . L k -1 I . � - I , I ning 100 acres . - - � � i : those tears filled Hope with compu they'l I come." ,I under -drained and all seeded to grass. fenced Also deal ' 7 I � . 14 "'; , i �.' I . no- Hope pushed the bulky envelp I There i erg in Upright and Horizontal Slide L _ � __ � � � large brick house with tin roof and con tai I' Valve Engines. Automatic Cut-off Enginesb �� -1 tion. She knelt dowa by the sofa, and aws _-pe Mrs. Seaton gazed full into be n- �,._ � .4 ,;;� Y. . I . . - , .-i ing:all modern improvements also a larve specialty. All sim of � �_ I ! r young Headquarters for Boots and Shoes. . bank pipe an � - il utting her arm roU_DL :-; , I , d Jocelyn's waist, P) daughter's face. A shadow quickly 1. ... . I . . barn'with stone stabling capable of acc-omodat. d PlOa fittin& � L. -.0% . " You forget, Jo4iRyn sle said, in a passed across her brow. . ing 8 horses and 32 cattle, also straw house, constantly On hand Eft1mates furnished . 4 I 47- - , _Ii I ,k of her neck once or voice which she in vain short notice . I :� Maed the bac T_ . . " - L f � I 'rie L - I , .1 twice. 1. , . . I i- ��_ 7 z unemotional. — root house, stone - . �;:i t 4 - V . pi6'1 pen, driving and imple. "POV-te G. T. R Station Goden�ch I i " I told you once what I , . . - I � t d to � render' " You have been in the world e . Works o * ' ' � L Aa I* I I � � I - er ment houses and 11 out buildings u ually ound . - - ': . "I 8 _ 43�, rlotte he — � �.4 � 1��, - f I . . . On a first class farm. The buildings are all in � , __ , I I have thought of Aunt Margaret. I will not said, "and yet you are the An immense stOCk suitable for fall wear at REA- rood repair. Also the adjoinir lot 40 STANDARD NOVELS - �. , , t "Stop crying, Jo," she said since you were born, Cha a 8 r I � , z not told you my news---zthe news which, read her letter. I willaot talk of her lately unworldly most abso- . ig farm being i- f 1� �i . -4 T - ', after all, secures to you the pretty nor to her. person I 20, containing iwacres, nearly all cleare � .- .: � ever came . d and I � I -, " , , , : . , It is a disrespect to our acrossi' You talk S 0 N ABL -E PRICE S. * RyWilkle CollingReorge Ellot,Charleg Reade R I � I � --;i ,-. dresses.'? I - mother, Jocelyn. 11 � - ot the possibility of . . seeded to grass. There is not a foot- Of waste r � . land on either farm. Ou Lot 20 there in a good D. Aider Haggard and other famo'U _ T . 1 . � w i C , your cousins refusing iny offer. 'Do me very nice Laes of Ladies'Angola Boots wad frame house, frame barn, two large sheds etc. " - :: . - '� ' ; ' .__� , '. Jocelyn half checked her tears, and Jocelyn colored. So . L-Stevenso i ,_ ,As authors. All . . . 11 I - , . Hope. quietly, but not efficiently, plead- u don't understa, d", she . will do that?" . These farms are situated on the Huron road one � ; �, - � , � Yo You think it likely 6at penniless girls Gents' There is a good bearing orchard on each farm. . . - . - ,ed Cecil -'a suit. . said I Kangaroo. a -11 I � - , � - " You are a very prejn � I . . I mile and a half from 'Seaforth, and are among For $1.0o . I , I �- 1� -i - . I , E x 11 . -, - . � �' -This was Jocelyn's first proposal. In Hope. If you don't take care, you will ful ! . the best farms in the.-miron tract. They will be Post paid. Well bound 0 and handsomely illu - � 4,- . udiced person, "Are they penniless ? How delight- _. - I . I - . . I see.hardness getting into . hem sold cheap and on easy terms. They will be sold the CanAdtan public. Remit by P. O. order or �.l � t her way she was as innocent as Hope. grow haru. I ,What fan it will be getting t R. ILLIS 8trated. The greltest ffer ever extended to- �_k� r_� I . �_ X, " � . t�. � . _� 1.� (Continued on 3rd page.) I together or separately. Apply on the premisft registered letter. I . . . - - - - - t411 , ��, I , ; 1, . . . � or addrefs, WM_ POWLER, Seaforth P. o. . DOMINION PUBLISHING i , , � - � C . ORNER OF MAIN AND MARKET STREETS. i'ST0. , . , � I 4 ) !, � � . . .�. I . �' CO., TOR02 . :�4, ; - I � 5 . � . . I . 1193-tf Agents Wanted. - I I am, i Ift R -M sim-ow EXPR 0. ff.-;v ER , 9 a 0 M 91 I . t . � I il �o 11 _. - . - 1 1190-12 . � . . -i �4 I . .� . . 4 � . . . . . ,_ '. i . . - . I - I �%'_ X �. . . . _.'11441 - . . I . - . .11 11 t'� .0 I I � . . . I . . I I . . . -, S . . . - I . I � � I � I I . . - . . � �, I . � z , , � - . . - � . - - �'A � - I I z � -f � im . . 11#; - , '*�11 . ,. . - , � I., —I--- . 1� -, I L 1. . -1 . I � . 1 _4k, 1 1 . D=Emfu I . , 10000 �;_ - I � oil they can possibly I . � are you sure ithey will ..., �_, it yes, I am sure." , I 11 : 4A When Aid you wt . . ,9,9 Yesterday. Lott . I to see.you roused au � - hen � 11 � this. W. -the girls, , - F� I 0 to Cannes for a montl - ibout until it- is time I ' � . -1 - ,;7 We �n , - for theseues. , - 1;1i I 11!�� at Ronle6,, � I � � - We might. It , . . '_1 .. ha �_ there last k"r, W � . � I .-. names,, M'Other ? It , "I � - washould never hav � - . 271 � . � . - years, I - - � Urjf. 8eston't face fli� . - 6 f, I will tell you Ah� . . I . time,)l the aaK Is Tb I , *11-adm luo doubt you w:1 Lottie ; for xny part, I titles. The girlsare,c I I . - . 11epe. Thie � y are t Inother, poor thing, Vs � � tell me they were ver5 . 4 � � * Vhat sweet nan , j1ope-particulafly 1 feel -more emcited,xbou ing than I have -ever b I in the whole 3course of, u4interesting-s6 terr� I I to be alone." . . "Audyet you hw ft"a. always Alone mi i for you. 2) . . �, ])ear mother V Lottie wen't up, rail to theelder won-ta-a's i I caress without mixehv � ,Sauk down once Mort . little chair opposite a , � - At this -moment � __ . was noiselessly opened . footman brought in I salver. - Lottie sprang to her. hands, excitedly. I - - . . 11 Is it from the - � claimed. , I "Yeal c1hild, ves,-�' , ewer, williams.11.1 . The footman withdi � � Mrs. Seatbn tosxed�. , � . � I , - . - , paper into her daught . , � I. You will Inake mt , girls," she o4d, with t , .� bitterness in her- v,c - I , . . . - h is likely td be I , wig I , , , � They are coming fast I . . � - h ; The telegrain �on w , : . . I - feasted was brief :- � z . s - : . ; I I . - : - � 41 Please expeebofi�e 4 1 - , , , - - - - � answer your -letter in � . 41 Joe) I � , 4 5 It is half -past t," I I . I - Lottie, looking at the, - long time we shall h&v I I we go to meet Jo3ely-11 � - mother; We can IoGi I - 4 - - Brsdshaw�. " , 1-1 I should prefer t � � 07 � Lottie. I will send B, . ton in the brougham.' . I I I ,girl must reinain for: � V�ektalnly is , . _ , eager to od, 414 11 think ,that is 4to' - wonder if she is like "I I - % like I � 11 and fair; I don' , 11 ,fair. I wonder if she 1 I - I hate my own ftetes.i � weary life is of _. Mothel . it's awfully uninteresti , I'Mydear,Lottie, t 11 you art getting quii�e I : � "Aml? I suppom find everytbiag*o dull I � ,that riches he,dt'one ba: I Riches are jubt auoihi � I sorts of odious - prop should so like to talw I Paddington this aftern' the platform and l9ok; then bring her fiomf I I Thafe what I ishould ' doing propriety In this, , � 4,9 Lottie dear, you aj , such wild -nonsense tha - send for Sir James Poi � � You raunotpossilily b! -I- � - 11 I SIM -1*11 in mLiud, -n How I wlslf�my fath-er his h e fortune, 'le- Inuc u' e I h Joll rbon h _ _r ! ' io P %tr', i _ - enny the p a ]� Irv. SeatOU C010re _ _ some face with intense " How dare 0 I'" - Then shAo . ansed. _ �' - my child L _" shel . . again she stopped. I ' from her obeeks and lill chalky white. � Lottle,surveyed berl " �of her snug chair,with I . 81111le. I 1 44 P L 10 . oor pap1w - leap, I talked to me about � what funny -stories be ; you remember the ,cne, � . savelo for supper? J � y . � ,story when lie zolept ut , I and found -a threepenn But the drn,wing-roo L almost noisily ; Mrs. I 11-1 her daughter to her r_e , I , : At xb&,ut half -past t] I � z I � rived. Herlace was her big eyes had a wid glance in' them. She L . Sea -ton holding out bo�� cate color coming -and I - " You have a lo* o sadd, and there ,Was r � � note in her voice* . � " Only o voryalight . I responded the good Isi � . pleased in aplte of her. L "' Your mother -was mi I I ever was. I am g1&X e 11 ChaTlotte.-Lottie, thi C Jocelyn. " I � �ocelyu was cerWinl � nor Ai�. after Lottie!-s� leis pattern. Her hal' tr4e, but the gol was , I c(Afiplexion wotoream' . blue eyes werethsded lashes, .her L, rows w . . rk, an her figurep er age, looked genero tious beside h6r shi I little cousin. IN7attr Jocelyn With & jnofit� I . takil ng manner. She hand now, gave it a eq . . I Ugain to her aunt. . " You wrote ine 4mal . Aunt Margarit.." � '64 Well my 'd',ear, LL L kind to Von, SUd `H0pe:1 cxmi6 here to-duy to ., Posal. T -here is no tin , - i - vat. Ta,ke off your h MY . I " And sib in I I Jlocelyn,125 esagerly i - " It is 2very asm - glass vereen between � Are your feet,aold�- ,. furls. What �axquis, I Inother,youl; . I- i ... , I I . (To be: I I � . I I . I I L - �1� _. � t: - - - I . I L L . . L � I . . . I I L . L I i 44 - . p I — . . , L . � � IF." t