The Huron Expositor, 1872-07-12, Page 2El
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MANIIMINIMMEg!affelANNsmagensam
• AFTER MANY DAYS.
'Nathan, I have had a letter from
New York. Mrs. Grinasby •writes
that she.will spend the season in the
White Mountains.'
'A h r Nathan ejaculated, in . his
most far away manner', handling his
knifeand fork clumsily, at if' they
• were weapons of defence, And gaz-
ing with a very mitNapan-like
• expression away from the comfort-
able tea table, with its delicate blue
rimmed service, and the plaeid, good-
natured Jails, behind the •monstrous
tea urn, who sat with a curious air
of puzzled expectatia.
'Are you not well, Nathan ? Is
that all you have to say
Down fell war implenaent No. I,
the knife, at which a little color
mounted• to the brown, handsome
face, and then a grave,, sweet sthile
that made one ferget in an instant
the awkwardness of his every move-
ruent
"Good gracious, Annt Royal,
what would you have me say ? fliat
Mrs. Grimsby should have asked
our consentabout the visit ,,tosthe
White Mountains 7 She general ly
spends the seasou somewher t's
just as well -White Mau&
Cape May. It's all rig
pose.'
ins a
I • sup -
• 'Nathan, I hope you don't mean
to be featly,said Aunt Royal, pite-
ously. You know I am not in the
least appreciative. Mrs.. Grimsby's .
design on .the White Mountains I
nothing to d -
foolish. moths had scorched them-
selves, and crossing the worn crim-
son carpet, checked with great bars
of light from a summer moorticlimb-
ing above the litUrel tree that grew
againat the window, she gazed down
on a still figure below with brawny
arms folded, and finely p9ised head
thrown back, a good-natured lion at
rest.
"Nathan is a good fellow. I think
he once fancied Helen, at least ad-
mired her bright face and com-
panionable ways. To be sure there
'has been a great change in her, poor
dear, but she would make an ami-
able mistress for • Carlingsford—no
one better. I wish .might bring
this about ; it's quite time Nathan
thought about taking a wife.'
The next moiniag, to Aunt
Royal's utter surprise and utter con-
sternation Nathan- Carlingsford ap-
peared at the breakfast table in • a
gray -travelling, suit, with a linen
Raglan thrown over his arm, and to
her tallest of inquiry declared that he
had suddenly conceived the idea of
'taking a jaunt fir a month or six
weeks. She might have the Wil-
lows t� herself, or to any company
si e chcinse to invite down. She was
all times to. have just what com-
panions she desired, and for as long
a time as she or her guests liked.
Aunt Royal's prim cap frill had
t in the knowledge of any one
er seemed so amity and out of order;
e soft gray hait, uniformly as
sooth.as silk, was actually falling
-wn in wispy little curls about the
eet motherly face, and ' Aunt,
yal presented :a disagreeable con-
st to her usually placid self.
no
ev
th
• 8111
with the subject about do
• which I wish to speak. Helen, after sw
a long winter with those children, Ro
must feel the need of rest and relax- tra
adore She must be terribly tired of
the city and her hard, uniaryirtg
life of dependence. I wish it were
possible to ask her don for a month
or two.' •
Not knowing just how this might
be received, Aunt Royal hastily
made another cup of tea, mistaking
the salt spoon for the sugar tongs,
in her efforts to look conaposed, eye-
ing the broad -shouldered Nathan
opposite; :
'I suppose you have written. to
Mrs. Kavne, saying that thelaloors of
Carlingsfircl are ever open to her.
Always, so Jong as it would he pleas-
ant for her to remain here.' _
• Nathan's smile was gone, and a 1 thin
feverish light g,leamed down low in I fello
he depths of his grey eyes. He I seaso
stooped, replaced the knife that! had I in a
fallen, with a sligh&treraor, scarcely I clean
noticeable. i
• fanci
Aunt Royal left the cup of tea meat"
she !lad in no wise wanted, it being , this a
.
'A
Nath
if yo
.
Nathan, you mean that you are
not going to stay 'at home td wel-
come the company you have invited
down to Carlingsford. The fishing
and fowling comrades you spoke of,
you can't mean for them. to arrive
and find the place without a host,
Nathan
Nathan smiled a little, and began
a vigorous onslaught on the tea and
muffins, but with an air of not relish-
ing the repast-
' The fishing and fowling can
wait, Aunt Royal, for a month lat •
least. I surrender Carlingsford to
you until I return. Have you not
often vowed it would be a ,00d
g to.get rid of a great, loutish
w who tramps in and out at tint
nable hours, keeping the house
sad state of tumble and un -
nets, with no mai of whims and
es to reconcile ? You • don't
to say you have not said all
nd more, Mrs. North?'
s if it were net yonr own house,
an, to turn completely round,
u choose,' said the good lady
an aggeteved tone, and the very
t approach to dissatisfaction
t e third cup• newly drawn, and
came round the table to lay- her
hand on the dark, straight hair, and
to tell Nathan how good.of him to,with
grant her this. neares
TT 1
cn has not been out (if town
but once, T think, since her hits
-
'band's death ; what a treat it will
be------.Carlingsford is at its best; now
t at w
She
design
m d
oo. alien \yule and ask her to I of vap
come at mice ; 1 could not, certainly, I nozzle
before naming it to yOu, Nathan. 1 kettle,
Poor gill, what a surpriie it will) be.' the im
Aunt Royal, as Nathan Carlings.
ford called her, was a dear, good- ' I b
soul, full of auriable schemes and meanssurprises, surprises, _ which, oddly enough,
never seemed to turn out satisfac-
torily in the end, more to .11er sur-
prise than. to any one's of her ac -
q u ain ta n e e.
-Carlingsford Willows, one of the
most beautiful 'farmhouses ha- the
liedson River country, bad been
left solely' to Nathan Clarlingsford,
when a lad of 16, ten years before
tlii
as possible to her.
. saw her well -intent
s upon the master of Carl
Villows disappear in a
or, not unlike the steam
of the diraiuutive hot
which, ()tiring the progre
portant tea making, occu
a elbow.
el ieve Nathan Carlingsferd
to go on until the end cif the
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
an chagrin after the receipt of it
let er from her niece Helen, beg -
gin to decline her kind' irivitatioa.
'Not for anything, dear Aunt
No th, would spend any time at
Car ingsford as a visitor, although if
you were very ill I think I should
do *hat I could. I am deeply
sensible of your good motive in this,
but am compelled to decline. I
think I shall remain in nay prevent
enipioy, and perhaps accompany
Mrs Grimsby, to care for the child-
ren, etc. .
ot for anything spend any time
at Carlingsford as a visitor.'
Aunt Royal sat down in her cane -
seat rocker with. a very blank fa.ce,
and geld off the mysterious and of-
...
fens ve epistle as cne would some re -
fres ing entomological specimen,
and 'e -read the lines quoted, from a
safe istauce, with positively a faint
angry flush in her cheek.
And why not'?' indeed, very
many youug Women would be hap-
py at the bare mention of such a
chance to catch a husband, to speak
nothing of such a one as Nathan
Carliagsford could be in spite ()fills
manner. I really would
not have believed such perversity of
Helen Kayne—care for the children,
indee
Th arced in her amiable plans
and nichinations at every turn,
Aunt .Royal gave way to the die -
tempo caused by so- many disap-
point ents, and went straightway
to bed in a cool west chamber, with
ibis white dimity trimmings and great
pink v ses full of double red roses
and fa thery, asparagus sprays; had
her h ad bound,up, and her little
handin aiden Hannah to sit afar off,
quite a the foot df the white cur-
tains, nd just within range of her
eye, d waft up and down—with
the laz undulation. of a great wil-
low b tigh—e. great, gorgeously -
lined fa
To t ink that 1 can have no in-
fluence ith either of them, after all
,these y ars,' Aunt Royal muttered,
vratchin with a dreamy sense of COM -
fat the, approach and wavering re-
treat f he peacock feathers.
.4 in ?' innocent Hannah queri-
the end of his slender walk
Et blue veil belonging to s
below on the rocks, and strc
began to look fur a possible
-He found, looking about
where for the missing a
slender little figuie in gr
straying locks of damp, dark hair,
and cheeks like dripping wa er
lilies
—as stainless and pure.
Nathan knew that figure nd the.
sweet, childlishly beautiful ace too
well. What should he d ? Go
away unobserved if he could ? No,
it 'was too late; she rais d two
wistful brown eyes, and flash d begpain-
fully.
your pardon—this yours,
I believe,' and the veil wa awk-
wardly presented.
Taken in silence; a great pa se en-
suing, till a big wave bad noted Up
in white fringes and subsided, and
the brown eyes looked up earnestly
ng -stick
me one
Iling on_
owner.
every -
'dole, •a
y, with
in the diaturbecl face of the
whose heart just then beat
against his bosom with the re
lion of old pangs.
Nathan Carlingsford, seven years
before that, had yielded up hi good
and generous heart wholly t this
women, who stool before In for
the first time since their patin-g,
loved her with the only Jove f his
life, beheld in her all the virtu
graces he deemed any woman s
possess, and fancied his passio
wholly without return. All
things -..—his love, his hopes an
bosom friend, John Kayne.
sympathized with his position
volunteered his services as e
seder, as Nathan felt himsel
equal to asking any woman to
ry him. He felt his very wa
putting it would be against
and accordingly, as Kayne advi
he wrote with trembling hain•
that he could have urged, and
it by his friend. The letter had
been noticed or answered, and,
beyond expression, Nathan had g
away from borne for a year- or t
RI1C1
Hel
of Jo
man,
.hard
ollec-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The cathartics used. and approved
by the physicians of the various medical
associations of Ontario are now com
• pounded and sold under the na,me of
Parsons' Purgative Pills.
la' We copy the following from an
exchange, which is important if true
Chronic diarrho3a, of long standing, also
dysentery, and all similar complaints
cornmon at this swan of the year, can
be cured by the use (internally) of John-
son's Anodyne Linitnent. We know
whereof we affirzn.
HEAL. TH IS STRICNGTH-----TO prevent or
conquer disease is .one of the grandest at-
tainments ever aimed- at by lean; and
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers will as sure
cure coughs, colds, tickling in the throat
and pulmonary complaints, as war
pestilence will destroy. Severe cold
not attended to sooner or later lead
incurable consumption, and the stren
of the strongest soon fails if neglect
The readiest and best means known
the cure of these complaints is Brya
Pulmonic Wafers, which have b
thoroughly tried for the last 20 yea
and have never been known to fa
Singers and public speakers will also d
rive great benefit from the use of them.
SAS
JULY 1872.
AINLEYVILLE
LANING MILL,
9 DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
The subscriber having bought out tee a
prepare
Mill, a ifo the good7 ill of the late firm, is
to fill all orders in his line of business.,
Sasi Doors and Matildi
ON HAND AND
MA DE TO ORDER
On the shortest notice.
C STOAI PLANING_
Strictly attended to.
JAMES 13ENNETT„
Ainley Die }ray 113, 1872. P.8147
IFORTH
and 81? -1
s if SASII, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
to
'th
TRH su )6criberit)hPgeglilbe:rval topattrilaonnekrjelisx11,"illted
-Al-Inchugg ecorrns 1.1?iirmeing businesa in Seriforth, and
ed. •
for trnets t t he may be favored with a centireemte
n's ofPthar°ti8:113 elendina, to build would do well to gift
TilS: large stoc
en him a call aa he continue to keep on head tr„
olftaYll kPlijilk".11ri: LUMBER,
e -
SA 1,4 rale Is,
Solcl by all medicine dealers at 25 cents 8, BLIND, MOULDINGS'
INGLE'S, LATH, 14.:TC.
DOO
Be feels
sk who may 1
but first -el
ne 201
n
' wHo w
WAGO-
,8
per box.
kv... Why will our friends run the ri
of becoming blind by wearing comm
spectacles, when they can procure. t
most perfect article that has , yet bee
made, by calling on our old friend, 11
R. Counter, the well-known jewelle
and get a pair of Lazarus, ,Morris & Co.
sand perfected spectacles ? Don't delay.
TRAVE G- G G
• • . MARK
ould
not Georgen's celebrated medicines are now
for sale in most all of the stores of deal -
hese
ers in medicines. The attention of th
aP- public is called to the fact that over 120,
,his 000 packages have been sold daring th
who prst few years in a portion of the Pro
and vince of Ontaiio alone, and more is re
quired, as the demand is steadily increa.s
ing. This of tb.eir curative powers is
un- sufficient proof. They are warranted to
tate purify, regulate, and strengthen the
of whole human system ; not to cure any
thing and every thing, but to be benefici-
] al in most all cases and hurtful in none.
ed, They consist of pills, powders, relievers,
all and ointments for the human system ;
also liniments— and powdeis for horses,
1-1-°t' forth by R. Lumsden andj. Seatter.
ent
art M. GEORGEN & SoNs, Barrie, whole-
ne sale manufacturers.
cattle and other animals. Sol2d-min_6132S.ea-
, 0,
e
e
LTHE B
on returning found that, his lave
en North had- become the eaife
d w
ed, leaning forward on her brown, take
dimpled elbow, opening her gray there
.eyes conaternation at this new . the 3,
evidence that her mistress wandered cross
in her m'cl.
Aun.
Han ah Htirst, never care for Mrs.
anybody welfare, and don't ever lay York
up any p ans and hopes so long as 'II
meeti
cock feathers were quite thong
In, and lay on the cool • Go
mittal
hn Tiayne, who had been dro*na
thin the year. He longed; to
her in his arms, feeling that
could be no other women in 11
vorld tor him. He had ne er
ed her since, and heard throe h
t Royal, in a casual *ay, t
Kayne was living in N
as a nursery governess.
elen.—Mrs. Kayne, this is
ng I .bad not expected.
lit you were—'
ing headlong to a grand co.
, Nathan stopped, and color(
illy.
came down a week' ago wit
Grimsby. There she is now
we join her?'
o; at least not just now
Something must come, if he died for
it, his heart was full to overflowing
with a tenderness he fancied had
you live.'
The pe
out of si
checkered matting, and Hannah's
gray eyes
suaden e.
'Do poi
about as ti
Yes,
. .
blinked at,.Aunt Royal's
ergy.
hear, ahild ? no b9pcs, no
e on, and let things come
es, will.'
ioued a'a.m,' said Hannah, be-
ings- ginning tiarin to set the air in mo -
whirl tine -with the green and purplish
from gold fan.
viter Aunt R yal's sense of her wrones
ss of and *her st
pied and fainter
chapter, eating bread like a vi
in his own, house, without one
tiF to What is to. become of him
ing all. the years to come, and' t)
painft
I
Mrs.
shall
N
at
IV
a
11
I
- 1 tains no alcohol or other volatile liquids, cense-
d quently loses nothing by evaporation. Il'herever
applied you get the benefit of every drop ; whereas
And NORTHROP & LYMAN, N'ewca.stle, Ont.,
with other preparations nearly all the alcohol is
.
h eat in that way, and you get only the small quan-
tity of oils which they nia:v emttain.
/ S. N. THOMAS, Plienns, N. I.
Sole Agents for the I/mai:den.
LuinNose:e.:-. Electrie--Selected and Eleetaized.
Sold in Seaforth by L. Iiiekson. & Co, and R.
Thomas' Eclectric On,
WOItTII TEN Tflims ITS WEIGHT IN GODD. DO
KNOW ..sairmumm, OF _IT 2 IF NOT, IT Is
TIME You Dm
There are but few preparations of naedi
which have withstood the impartial judgment
the people for any great length of time. On
these is THostAs' ELEcrn/o OIL, purely a pre,'
ation of six of some of the best oils that are kno
each one possessing virtuee of its own. Scient
physicians know that medicines may be formed
several ingredients in certain fixed proportions
greater power, and producing effects which co
never result from the nse of any one of them or
confident of giving satisfaction to these
vote: him with their patronag,e, as none
ss workmen are employed.
-ular attention paid to Custom Pianing.
JOHN H. BROADFOOT-
TS A GOOD SUBf.IT
, or a nice STYLISli BUGGY t
WI LIAM GRASSE
SEAFORTH,
AS h Ind and for sale a number of handsome
single nd double BUGGIES all w 11 in.hea
and manufa„tured of the very best mate. 'al
MBER WA.GONS,
?:ceilenee of build, End easein rnadag
assed by any manufacturer in the
MOCRAT WAGONS on haw au&
L
Which, for
cannot be s
Province.
A few D
more nt akin
WILL GRASSIE sells as cheap as any ciatm
establiehree t in the County.
BLACKSMITHINC
And Gene al Job ,Work attended proinidly.
T THE BEST,
ANCHARD CHURNI
'ANL -FACTORED BY' •
PORTER BLAN6NARD & SONS,
You I C011
eine
This Churn
of that has ever
e of It churns rapi
nix- butter. It is
wn,
tile
of
of
um TRY ON
ini
different cambinations. Thus in the prepainti
of this oil a chemical change takes place, formin
—g I turned.
These Churn
a compound which could not by any poseibility be I
made from any other combination or proeortions
of th e ingredients, or any other ingredien
and entirely different from anything ever befo
thatle, one which produces the most astonishing i
sults, and baying a wider ranee of appli.mti
than arty medicine ever before discovered. It co
ord, New Hampshire.
R decidedly the hest and cheapest
,en offered to the Canadian publja.
ly, works easily, and makes the best
.o simple and durable.
I AR:INTERS
, SUIT NO 8ALE.,
all 1 '1 11 does not work satisfactorily it can be ree
can be .F e en at any -time at 41331--
tS,
son 13rothers' h raware Store, Seaforth.
!'e 1
e.- 0. C. WILSON
280
n- Aliculture' Implement Agent.
been q
1111
rrounclinglegrew fainter I taken
and understanding her I, sorne y
release fro these, symptoms, Han- ' way, I
nah-went s ftly out cf. the loom, dos- more c
care I or an asparagus -spray, to stay day I just -no
ing it up vith a delicious sigh of I could
vii
I gladness th t she was neither a.rose I as it la
dur- and night withiti four white walls, j 'Ans
eat- with only a drowsy elite bottle buz-
r1
tienclied.
•
-s. Kayne, if you could ha
notice of my declaratioe mad
eats ago, answered it in som
thiuk should ha\ e fe
ontent than I have. I thin
have borne a plain "no," liar
olid have been, better than ---
thing at all.'
wer what9 What do yOu
mean, Mr. Carlingsford ? I never
received a declaration of any des-
cription from von in my life.'
The brown eyes were staring in
geand surprise full at poor Nathan, Ne
andthe pretty cheek growing paler
retu
and paler.
0, the villian,' said Nathan, in
rage, which lasted but a
ing with downright injustice e
good Woman who ought to be
0
,,
was when the wrong-hea
ma was ° nuite gone—nn
tresstress hei
Tiiis
yonug 11
v OS tige •
summer evening, when we find i room die
him taking tea with his housekeep- 1 thinas,
er, fietee. [nethr friend and adv.'s- 1 NatLi,
er, Mrs. Not th, a distant ia lative of ; scraps Of
his father's second wife, who had pot her of ar
zurvired. him a year. Aunt Royal or Cha,ra
bad grown to look on the cheery old from
house, W i th its Kniekettbocker drawers
gables and ponderous stoub flaggings, (peculiar
as her -home durint the lite time of with all
the last Mrs. Carlingsford. - After be at, the
het- deilease, the D]ace, without a and utter
, mistress, fell into -ruins, and young W0111a11; w
Nathau, woefully feeling the neecl Ittehousek
of a woman allout the house to keep he calm
. him from sharing the common fate Airs. N
when}ie ieterned from his studies, priety and
humanely offwed her 'the posit. , lace cap t
and it was aratefully accepted She,I - s on w
...
bad elnairted all those years, mak- ever been
itg a weak pretence of going back to Nathan
Vermont every year though the ofth t
, The Grent Fe2unte neinedy.
THISinvaluable medicine is unfailing in the
JOB atosna' PEIlloDICAD mr.r.s.
I cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
1 to which the female comtitution is subject. It
rauderatns all excesS. and removes all obstructionia
Q To • ladies, ..
anansiinaideeail,1:7.1.2.g.
1. . y suited. It 'will
iu a short time, bring on the monthly period with
If: regularity.
k Tnese Pills should not be taken by Females
d during the firt.it three -months of Pregnacy• as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
4ine zing against the highest .pane in the
window, a cl Aunt Royal lying
very still behind the spotless bed
ded drapery.
t a Freedom kas what Hannah long -
of him remainine save
inatitled of a few farnil
to see which was to
and a perfect ocean of pap
elci letters and a vast nu
tic:les almost without na
cter, which had result
strange mode of cleari
and packing portmantea
fo men like .Cat-lingfor
things on top which shou
bottozn, and such confusi
• desolation behind as
ith a well regulated, orae
eeping turn of mind cou
uder.
ortif was a model of pr
neatness, froni the snow
o the hem of the grey stli
tc no speck- or spot ha
seen.
in his mannish disregar
. .
fitness ot things, had
no. and intimate acquaint
a great trial to her. Sh
PtF:ntly followed up be
Minas with scarcely th
t she- had hoped and ex
d at last had submerge
esires about Nathan in
themes of marrying him
e orderly little woman,
/ling with neat and fresh
sand a young energy,
ie accomplish something
iption of this castaway.
ing of debris from Nath -
1 chamber, and the re -
iar
see
er,
use
the
ed
ng
118
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can
no
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good Nathan had never failed to ef- d wino. a lo
.
fectually discourage this preject. ;nice, been
- Aunt Royal went away with hr hail peri
bed-roo-m camile, and sat for a long early-. teac
-while over a letter to her niece, good effec
Helen Rayne, anxious thab it nlight; pected, an
be couched in just the wordst. iat itil other
woald brnn- her down to the pleas- the grand s
c-,
.ant old house for a..fow- weeks. nfrto soul
'Such a dear girl as Helen, earning, i who, begin
the bread sho eats by a life of drudg- principles,
lusty tyrants. I dare say those 1 in the reclen
i
ery and serfdom to three over -fed, !nightla tin
Grimsby children have worn, her to The clean
a mere shadow.' . . an's deserte
The delicate affaitt was at lengqi I storing of it
despatched the letter cluino. lijtli a apect„with
sequent upo
for her niee
pected daily,
,, tempeF and
ed for, and g4ting clear of the white
garden gate, withits yellow honey-
suckle drooping oVer, she ruehed o
a terrific
over clover links and purple heart- I mieneet.•
ease, down thaough. a meadow reen '
14
time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains in the back and limb; filtigilt Oil blight ex-
ertion, ptdpitation at the heart, hysteric, and
' white, these pills will effect a cure when all other
means have failed: and althongli a powerftal
remedy, do not contain iron, calemel, antimony, or
a.nything hurtful to the constitutien.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Jol M Now 'York, Sole Prorietor. $1.00 and
12i cents for postage, enclosed to:S:011110p &Lvitan
weastle, Ont., general agents for the Dominon.
• I
insure u bottle, containing over 50 pills by
in mail.
Ikea- Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson & Co. and
R. Luinsilen.
as velvet, qu
which a narr
over its -peb
reflected the
nodding pluu
ers; and Ha
face and ro
about a wealr
gold flag,
And now
Nathan.
e,
te at the further side of 1 Kayue d
w stream ran kutgling fessing n
I
les, and in which was be my NV
inc patch of pure sky, '1 .neN
es of white alder flow- after we
nail's brown, gypsyish great agi
nded arms, clasped pain and
of monstrous red and been -spa)
and wild sweet pea. that tette
co
rrieible
t Did not John
eliver a letter to you con -
love, and asking you to
ife, seven. years ago?'
,er had one wOrd"from you
parted,' the woman said, in
tation, thinking bow mueh
heartburniug would have
ed her had she received
r.
'Helen,' the man's voice trembled
and grew husky ae he was about to
e ak- a qtesuion which had ieeen d
Ignorina a certain horror to b
had of such fla intuags up and down
if at the ver ti e when he con 'd ,e(
d , the whole wet ld had better stay at
J home and keel quiet, Nathan deter
d I mined for J/1C to spend his summer
as other men did, in eating, drinking
- and idling over sultry beaches,
e I knocking about shells and sea rocks
r I with .. his boot heels, and wishing
e i himself, we di q not doubt, 50 times
- 1 a day, in the 6de, cool avenues. of
ct s •
few affectionate remarks, lay en-
veloped and sealed With the great
pretentious seal of the - Royals,
which had remained in the good
lady's pnssession an untold number
of years. Aunt Royal extioghished
the candle, in which very many
-t
to itsiwonted. wholesome
the stir and bustle con
upreparing apartments
e Helen, who was ex
brought back the even I
calm spirits for h
Nathan had also a great dislike, to
noise and dress, and the confusion
attending a fasl ionable resort. His
awkward movements and reticent
mannersheknel hewbuld findithard
to counterbalan eeven with so much
money, and Intl ared to see the poor
result in his f von by the side of
other men. He wes not one to de-.
1 sire the fine opi ion of many; the
only one in all tie world he cared
to think well f him qeite hated
him he knew r some niiknoevn
reason; and it N1r• s nothing now that
ther won3en dui egarded him.
Walking on alne, over the hard,
ellow beach, the third day after his
rrival at tile seaside, he caught on
c o
Aunt Royal North was so well not-!
ed far and wide..
We will not dwell on herurprise ay
7
ov
deep in his. heart uncovered for
years, could you have returned my
love then ? What would have been
your answer' to me 7'
should have said "yes," and
accepted your love as the one thing
.
kvhieli seemed good in my sight.'
'Aly own love! Aly -darling.'
Nathan Quiligsford took her in
his aims, his long lost Helen, '
th
frequent thanks, arid felt that out
of the storehouse of the (sods he had
received the most priceless treasure
they had to offer him.
- A tint Royal remains at the 'Wil-
lows, sometimes threatening the
young pecple to leave them t thein..
selves, out of ill -will that they- should
at last fall in love and 1 - mairied
without aid from her.
Sometimes as Hannah sits with
her peacock feathers stirring the dull
air and white bed curtain.s, leaning
on her dimpled elbow as of old.
Aunt Royal remembered her caution
to her little handmaid, and endea
ors to reconcile the past and the
pe,sTehnitn.
gs do come around, Hannh,
in their own way; only let them be.'
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• -
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
TraiiiS leave the Seaforth -station as
i2
foilo... :—
Express. - Mia ea . Main
1.02 P. ar. 3.35 . M. 8.45 P. 31!
GI 01 II G EAST.
Express.
10.50 A. m. 2.20 r. M. 8.00 A. M.
GOING WEST.
VICTORIA HALL.
THE Subscriber has opened iew HOTEL and
-I- EATING nousE, mai 1-atret Seaforh,
first building North of ' and Trunk Depot.
urninhed at all h irs; good accommoda-
tions, stabling, &c.; the beat liquors alwa s hand.
In connection with this hotel there is a hand-
Somely fitted ICE.C1tEA1 PARLOR, with suitable
apartments for ladies and gentlemen.
288-13
C. M. DUNLOP.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAI.N.
•
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T IE BEST
SEWIN
falle can boiled at '
WM. N. 'WATSON'S
Wile* Pi ACHTNE DEPOT,
S ,AFOTIL
MACHINES
"TIIE CEA 1.11,17E ITO E
Sewing Machines, in all styles and sizes, and
"Til OS.130 "
Maz ne in all styles.
The subscriber ha • received a spIondid supply -of
both thoh.t Machines which aro pronounced by eye
erkneed. /nds to b superior tunny others 111/1.4r0.
ror strength, elm; ieity and perfectien a co
struetion ; for range of work froni light gauze Pa
neal ee alert lean:or; for beeeiy and exactness tit
stitch, owing to abe t. melon being piufect raid ale
ways equal on both pp. -.r and lower threads, and
for dtuabilify these al :whine!, are unrivalled.
Everrnmenine wax anted and instructions
gratis. liachines sex t out on trial, or rented- by
Ole auonth to respe3:4'11e parties.
2:3 W`d. N. WAT()N, Seaforth.
rt_ CAIITAVIZIGIIT L. D. S„ Surgeon Detist,
,'• extracts teeth 'withot pain by the use of the
lsli rous-Oxide Ga. Offic—Over the Fountain of
Fa hien, Mr. Pewter's store, on the Market Squar04..
ttendance in Seaforth, at linox's Hotel, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month ;in Clinton,
at he Commercial Hotel, on the following Thum -
his Stratford office.
dal's and Pridays The rexuainder of the time at
arties requiring new teeth are requested toltall,
if at Seeforth and Clinto, on the frrst days of at.
texalance..
.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth extracted by
thense of the Gas. at Dr. Coulton's offices, New
York.
208
CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will be held hereafter at
L01.1D'S HOEL SEAFORTII,
(Opposite the Station,)
On the First Monday in each month,
BEGINNING ON
noND, oint'0.11Eiti 2, 1811.
Large numbers of buyers will be in attendance,
ket prices.
and parties haviug stock may rely on tho hest in. In connection with Loyd's Hotel (HOughton's
are large and cemmodiatm stables and yards, 108
DO MI'gr'0t
ViSrE
ht... li
SOMETI 'NG NICE?
!lb
x,11:11
TITO-VA SY 13E
Man-stre t, Seafrth,
Can show you sometitin worth looking at in the
FURN TURE
ine, He has just reeeiv a large quantity of
NEW NITURE
Of every description width, for
OHBA Pic&SW,
BE -41. TY,
: and QUALITY.
Ia ieally worth going to see.
Warerooms— Opnemitu Robertsos
Store.
Hardwtere
217
13
GAI
" Mamma," k
bad been sent to
the fire, "is it
brown. 7"
--An Irishman
cap store,. and st
lit in the paper
$ur T -f Yes,' said
'and I distinctly
tions must be ma
faith an' it's Ines
ure,' said Pat ; a
—A South Cir
bis paper free raw
who brings him t
melon of the Bea':
time he intends t
aens that don't tak
Mother,' s
wrong to break
tainly note my
mother; 'birt wia
silly questions for
just dropped the I
eggs in it," replie
story is t
performance of
farmer took his
grand music, an
with apparent en
became suddenly
of the choruses
have gone =tray,'
xano VOitO excl
like sheep—e'
voice uttered, in
tones 'We all, 1
ITN the singers
▪ We all, like fib
dor exclaimed
partner, 4 like 1
.1 can't bearpheei
--A minister
through the settle
zin, doing good
He tarried for tl
the pioneers' eab
man, while prei
tered into conve
itor, and the f
took place: Stra
you be from r 31
Shelby County,
tranger, hope rata
anought you be
▪ Madam, I'm seal
sheep of the bieus
jriolihnt;liseh4tedt
r°ethisbf
stranger alt the
County, Kentudi
just bet my
haired old rem ti
Jot for be last
IiisL111:1;o''a have
3set' said one ger
'es, poor little
five months -old.
could for it. W
bilateral its head
tard poultices all
nine calomel po
timattao nledicin
lesi had it
week's illness it
—There is a s
talit21clle
91taWd1
a deceased eitize
A train steppe
Jay, and the b
planner of his el;
inside the door.
'Hanna,' loud a
lady,pp oosent eg )bar e9 bp.
shocked at his fa
211 acquainta TICE
thunder -cloud al
youportrait of
iiir
painter to liaN
4 But," said he,
no
_ r Ai%u.thy
lartr
trious man. I
as looking -out
will. But whe
me, I \vizir to
not to be thoug
ing too ninch tii
"Vry
hail be done s
mill and the
miller looked a
saitgiellie"
out?" buL
44 whenever one
you kaosv, yol
preserve your c
"That's right
the miller. 4*
rill in the mill
so; that will do
Good News
We learn tha
=an named (1
autimalitarian t,
vented a eteel
take the place o
ng matehes.
not been actual-.
,to prevent eruel
avowed objetta
limited sport
stall cost;" • bit
comes widely a
lent ideas of
farthered. witho
stern rigors of ti
tion is called a
conssts ef a ste
much like the
aerial top. Tb
by a rotary met
pring. Tne
cently onexhib
a Fire Arms,