The Huron Expositor, 1878-05-31, Page 2• !
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JANE'S BROTH 14,R, JO
_Only three little months sin
Saturday moening. and yet h
world is ehanged to Me I I had
ised my little sen his favorite
stuffed meat for Sunday's dinn
had forgotten thyme, the very r
essence of all flavors;.so, in hot
with my sleeves, rolled up, my
apron on, and nothing but a dusti
on ray head, I rushed in to Jan
ing cheerily to myself,
"I know a bank whereon the wild 'thyme
In truth, Jane was a bank
something else could be had
this fragranteommodity. ' Many
I had. tided over a Sunday's dinn
the belp of a pudding or pie fro
capacious larder; and on rare occ
seasons of dire necessitya-for Ja
more chary of money than an
else in the world -she had lent
bit of currency, which I always
baelt at my earliest convenience, e
1'was compelled to borrow it from
tcJane"s favor, one inust not forget
she called a business transaetion. I
confess with shame and remorse
have lost count of half loaves of
lu.naps of butter, small quantities of •
vineear, pepper, mtietard, e'en a scuttle
of coal. These thingS have passed from
ray memory, and left no distinct trace ;
but I _have never failed, when I. have
been compelled to barrow money from
my sister-in-law, to -,pat the amount
down (no the kitchen. door, and have
even warn a string on pay finger till the
debt was wiped oat. She wasn't exact-
ly my sieter-in-law-she was my broth-
er-in-law's wife -abut it amounted to the
same thing, and I've even introduced
her as my sister sometimes to save cere-
mony. Jane generally explains, for she
is a very conscientious and strict
ce tha
ow th
Prem
dish. o
er, an
opt an
-hest
whit
ng ca
e, sing
blows.
whey
beside
a tim
er wit
4,4 Oh, why didn't yon tell Me Jane?"
I cried. •
t "Well, you see, I -couldn't tell how
e it would turn out. John didn't know
- there was a mortgage on Susan's pro-
f perty,"
d '4 Snsan 1" I repeated.
d "Yes; you know !Susan -my hus-
e, baud's sister. She's coming down on a
e visit to -day, and John says he don't
p care a pin about the mortgag
only afraid he ean't care for
lindy."
You see. his heart was bound up in B -
began to understand that it was not
my lonely condition that Jane had in-
terested herself to ameliorate, bit that
one woman in tie wort
saw anybody in my life -at least, that
is -I mean-, since--"
And here the pear feLow grew silent,
thinking, deubtless, of *elinda. I was
sorry so sensitive and loyal a nature
should be theown away upon Susan,
whom I knew to be 6°1 and calculat-
ing, thinking more of hermortgage than
the human heart, but could. not be
Susan. "I am sorry," I sai for frankness
was apart .of my natu e, and Heaven
• knows I was sorry to my heart's core-
;
but I cannot interfere with the plane
' of your sister Jane. I know that she
, is only my brother-inilaw's brother's
I wife -'1
" Oh," cried Jane's, brother John,
" won't you please make the relation-
ship a simple one ? ISee what mis-
chief it has done alread ! 1 shall love
I nobody but you -I sha marry nobody
i but you." 1
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THE, HURON EXPOSITOR.
for me. I never
pooms.-To Let, two comfortable rooms- in
"LA' the eecond flat of Scott's Bleak, over Rogera'
e, he's I treacherous and base.
e
s
e
h of her husband's sister Susan.
r quite a weight of confusion fro
heart, but left it strangely sad a
s comfited. It was so hard
alone and ;desolate, and hay
body care whether one lived or
and Susan was so much 'better o
I!
It took
m my
nd dis-
to be
e no -
died,
if than
m he
asions
ane wa
ything
me a
paid
yen if
body else Iseca'ust; I kw t
some -
e in
what
that I
bread husband can't undertaketob 4- •
I thought Susan was quite co
said.
'Weil, there's the mortgage,
Jane. ; " she keeps botherin' us
that mortgage all the time, an
And all at once, tvli4e my hand was
mfort- still close in his own 'and the violets
; were drooping from the warmth of both,
said 1 who should burst in upen us but hie isle -
about ; terJane! I •
d Her face was flustered, but not, very
1-1P ; wrathful, and she seemed rather pleas -
t told ed than otherwise at the tribleau before
siness her. •
John, ! z •
• WO-
man, but the ramitioations of relation- I
ship are so intricate that I never star!
to hear them max -evened. Oh this
Saturday morning, of which apeak,
Trashed into Jane's kitehen, singieg,
moose a bank -whereon the 'wild thyme blows;" j.
but the notes died tevaY in an ember-.
visaed cough. For there, by the kitch-
en range, tilting back. in- his chair. and, i
.stanng at me with- all his might, was a 1-
•
strange gentlemata One could see he
was gentleman at first glance ; -and,
truth sayeell the good people that
visited Jane did nett reach my idea of
true gentility-. In the meanwhile a,
warm, generous, enconraging smile li
ed tip his face.
•
"My -my eister is• out?" I Atlanta
• ed, looking about me for Jane.
0.• • " Your sister ?" he said, ittquiring
and as Jane wasn't there, I was co
pelted to explain. -
"Not exactly my sister," I began ;
suddenly he brake :
"Your sister-intlaw, you mean r
" what: does it matter ?" I sal
It's of some little consequence
met' he said,- stili smiling his•ple
ant way, and sunicho-wl felt - as if
known lum. a !hundred years. • Before I
• knew it I began telling him about the
stafCed meat for my-. little Howard's
Sunday dinner ; I had to wait for Ja
and it was stupid to stand there a
say nothing. At the least encoura
ment my tengue ran like a rnitl-eac
And here -was the- inightest and•best
reasons for talkiug, when 1 had se rea
and willing a listener, and 0110 so 01
pathiziug and genial. From my lett
Howard it was the easiest thing in ti
. world. to get back' to his poor dear•pap
- and m•y heart was strangely -MIMIC
and comforted by the gentle sympatl
that shone in the face of this itiad go
tleman for my tiicletved and lonely co,
-
As usual. wiieu my tongue ran ahea
of my reason, I was broughtsup shoby t
theawkward coasequence of this in
pulsiveuess of mime, and when I foun
that I was actually.- being consoled b
an entire stranger, my tardy ti•midit
took fright„ and should have beat
en a retreat if_he had not • anticipated
sae_
I think Jane is conalue "'he mid
wilt go out for. a walk; but I hop
won to see you again."
I couldn'thelp, smiling when he snail
all Ilia relations. You see, I jus
John all about it, and it's a bu
transaction, Nelly. If she gets
we won't hear any more about
mortgage."
I began to lose all interest in th
versation, and remembered tha
poor clear Howard had told me
sordid and mercenary all these p
were. It was really dreadfhl to
the most sacred sentiments of lif
graded to the level of mere bu
transactions. jaale's brother
didn't look like this kind of a pe
but of course he must be. The
thing so confused and bewildered
that I went away without my th
after all..
1
" For goodness' sakeej hn," she said,
that „ en
you come back to the house
e con- don't say a word. to Susaa ; she's engag-
ed -to the Baptist mini ter. I never
liked the looks of the M myself; and
how
wouldn't want to marr r/ anybody with*
eople
n his eye; but -
gage, and if he,
.t1 e moon she
h s it's better
such an ugly squint
hear
e de- I he holds Span's mor
looked. seven ways to
siness
John wouldn't Gain. • So -pei
rson, 1 as
rt
whole I'm sure it's ever s
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FOR SALE. OR TO LET.
store. Apply to F. HOLMESTED. • 542
PROPERTY FOR SALE. -For Sale, that cell-
a- venient and desirable residence an the corner
of High and Market Streets lately occupied by
Dr, Vercoe. Apply to DR. Street,
4les
eaN TORE To RENT. -To Rent, the e tore re-
cently occupied by C. Armstrong, in Mrs.
Whitneeds blot*. One of the best bnainess
stands in town. Apply to MRS. WHITNEY,
Seaforth. 539
h -`0R SALE...7A two storey frame house and out-
buildings, situated on the Market Szugt of
Sestforth, for aale or to rent. The buildinvery
suitable for &boarding home or a public business.
For particulars apply to W. N. WATSON, Sea-
• forth, or to DANIEL GORDON, Goderich. 49!
J'O'c SALE OR TO RENT, IN BERNE-A
-aa New Frame Store, with dwelling attached.
This is a .firsterate chance for any person com-
• mencing business on a sm all capital, ast a good
' baldness is already establlethed there- For pate
Umtata apply to JOHN LESLIE, Blake P . 0.,
Ont. 544
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-GRISTING AND FLOC/RING MILL
'La FOR SALE -un easy term; of payment, or
to exchenge for farm property) Gristing and
Flooring promptly attended to theme° as usual.
Alio a quantity of M7 Hemlock Lumber for sale
cheap for cash or short credit. Wei. FEN WICK,
Proprietor, Zurich P. 0., Ont. 546
aesPLENDID FARM IN RULLETT FOR SALE.
a -a For Stile, Cheap, Lot 5, Cou. 8, Hallett, lt•O
. twee, 80 cletteed ander-drained-and well fenced,
and the remaindeir well timbered with hardwood.
Good flame buildings, young oar:halal and plenty
of water. Tbe farm is within 8 miles of Sean
forth ,and 10 miles distant flit= Cliuton, and
adjoins the Village of Kinbaru. iR one of
, the best Janne in the elounty, and wflt be sold
cheap and on easy teirlid, ae the proprietor
wishes to retire. Immediate poxeossion. Apply
to ALONZO STRuNG, Sea -forth; or CHARLES
- LA.WRIE, Constance P. 0. - 544
FARM FOR SALE. -Forty-five acres, adjoining
the Village of Beigraye, being part of Lot 1,
Cote 5, Morrie ; there are on the premises a
dwelling honse-nbarn and stehle, a good well of
eater and a fine young orchard ; 35 acres cleared
and. in a good state of cultivation. Soil first-
ra e. The above place will be sold cheap. Two-,
for cash. .
number of 'Village Lots in. Belgrave tor sale cheap
grave, or to PIERCE, Auburn. . Also a
sion given: Apply to CHARLES •11fcCREA. Bel-
mainder to suit purchaser. Immediate posses -
thirds er the purchase money down, and 5t5he5ce-
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR
. ng.
" SALE. -The undersigned, who' is about rear-
Irom business, wishes to eel' bis prop
the village of Kinburn, township of Hallett,
of Huron consisting of three-quarters of
uch better a's
rne it is," said Jane's broil er Johre-llar-
, per's Weekly.
yme, •
ns
- • E dis n's Latest • Tri vention.
We all know. what appalling thi
can happen in an incredibly short sp
of time, and hew our dearest hopes
blasted when we least:look for a cola.
ity. I had not expected to be abse
five minutes, and had left my kite
window open, as the morning MILS
ace Yesterday a strange man, carryi
ng
are j what appeared to be ,a small coffin,
m_ I paused front of the oil exchange. i
nt He was a sad faced. man and his black
en ! suit glistened iii the unlight like an
SO : armor. He put down his strange bur-
may den, and bowed to the men standing
balmy and sweet. Imagine. my dis
around. Then casting his eyes up at
when I saw a strange aetiiallycalCst
jug on my kitchen •table and liel
himself to the meat which had. ode
cost me so much trouble. He w
lean and hungry animal, with mi.
- ' the building, he began. . - ,
ping
eedy "Gentlemen, 1 co aratulate - you. .
as - a :You have reared here .sbtructtire which
irky is second to none in th country. When , '
green eyes, and though he fled at
ght- approach, aid had not matte much -
grass in his meal, of course the dan
-er- was irreparable. I. felt as . Byron
. t
about the little waltzer. " What yo
touched, you may.talte,t I said.
m- flung . th.e, meat after• the, -green .e
monster. • •
nd
Then banged down the window, s
out the balmy air, and 'looked dolof
atthe-miserable materials left to
d. I might have borrowed any one of th
to - or all of . them, if the meat had -b
as- there, but I couldn't ask Jane for
I'd . teat; it would. be like the Irishm
egging,the -loan of an egg for his pi
f salt. No ; it was plain to be's
at little; Howard must do without
unday dimaer. I didn't care for
elf, but my poor • little fatherleds .
ould suffer for my. carelessness a
eglect.. And, truth to say, he was .x
out to suffer in silence or uucompla.
gly. I should have a terrible da
be
to feel more aeds more that
as a hideous and unbearable burd
saw through the front window a, la
by, wearing, a seal -skin sacque.
1 • - la not -Ain,. itpots]. te it was busa
1Y ['But it was -yes„ it was Susan. •S
.
nt ! had the seal -skin sacgoe which she h
n- so. long coveted. Some' people We
bore to good luck. Heatrou forbid .th
dt1 •
el injustice upon nay ' part, or useless le -
pining at the ways of Providence, b•
- 1 it did, seem hard that Susan should ha
(1 eYerythiate. . To crown .0,11, I saw sum
Y body else pass my . window.- It w
Y Jane's brother John, with a lovely buuc
_ .• -
of violet's in his hand.' He .was only
few rods behind Susan ; he would see
overtake her, -and give her the violet
0 with a nice.little speech. about her eye
1 which 1 remembered, were a washe
blue. Then, they would eo. in!, 1
oegionsJappetizing blunche
. . _
while laud poor little Howard tvoul
e I sit
county
- rpm Subscribeee take this opportunity of re-
turning thanks to the inhabitants of Brussels
and vicinity for past patronage, and beg to state
that, having Made severel improvements in their
kiln and the mode of burning, they ma in a bet-
! ter position thau ever to supply thepuldic witb.
Firxit-Cistas Lime /at 1darin. Cash sat the
Kiln., or 14e. .Delivered.
This being the foneth scum of our business
dealings in Brussels, and haring given unqualifi-
ed satisfaction so fen the public can rely on re-
eiving good treatment and a first-class article
Iforn us. Remember the spot : The Brussels
Lime Works.
• 542 TOWN & BURROWS.
at.
mAv
GROCE-RIESIAND PROVISJO N I " THAT HUM ND OF MINE"
Mays -all his Maohinery from
In That Old Grocery Stand,
Post Office .thiilding—
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE
IN TOWN NOW.
THE DESIGN OF THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS ESTABLISHMENT
TO FURNISH THE '
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BEST GOODS ,FOR THE PRICE,
And In no case to allow deception as to the Quality of the Article sold, or in Weights.
1.
L. MURPHY, SEAF
unio has pleasure • in announcing to ahe
ORTH
" farming community of Huron that be ill
1 till selling the very best
1 Sewing If -a -chines, Agricultural la.
I
, p/ementa, and Jfusi cat Inoru.
1 nunts.
I Mr. Murphy's favorite machine is the Sinai;
1 owffhinrchsits honors
obressttitia
thet° Cnier'tektl-111231ataYlillg 4
E 4PhairitteiffinZ BM Ilg to purchase Atli Of the ehOye t
; would consult their own interests by spolying to
IS 1 Mr. litirpiry first, as he esti do bettor for then,
thsanewainnygomthaecrwinnothaneatradoteh.or repairs
a643.1 on
; hand at his waieroo,tesL, G. modver:c:Itsrtr.,ee8te..a forth.
t1
g 518
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TO HOTEL KEEPER, FAMILIES, GRANGERS'
• AND OTHERS
Buying Teas and General Gtoeezies in Qoaiatities,-I would say, Call and Compare Quality
and Prieem heft), e-purchaeing eleewhere, as I -can't be beat.
Flow, Mill Feed, Corn and Oat Meal, Granulated Wheat, Graham Flour,
and Potatoes always kept in stock, and sold at Bottom Prices.
Farm Produce Taken
in Exchange.
D. D. ROSE, Family Grocer.
SUMMER_ STOCK OF' DRY GOODS
NOW COMPLETE AT,
• "SECOND FORMOSA CHIEF,"
(20,547.)
pEDIGRZE-Ca!val December 1st, lege. ked.
-A- by Hon. George Brown, Bow Park, Braanford,
Ont. Sold by him to James S. Smith, aleph
Lodge, Coanty of Middlesex, ndby him to
Chrietopher 'ale, Emq-, Constance, Co atay of
Huron, Ont., March 6th ins. Oot by Dopotted
` Royal Tether, (18,272-35,41.1); dam Formosa
2nd by Udora'a son, (of Grand Turk; 0.2,9697_6;
265) ; Formosa by Neptune, (11,841) ; Florence
by Sirius, (13,737): Final's by Grand Dube,
(10:284);, Fay by Foigh-a-Ballagh, (8.062a;
Fame by Raspberry, (4,875); Farewell by Young
Matehenn (4,422); elora bu Isaac, (I,129);
1 by Young Pilot, (457),; — by Pilot, (496);
Iby Julius Ctesar, (1,143). As will be seen by the
above he combines the blood ef the most popular
families, viz Booth and Bates. I certify that
1 the above is a correct pedigree of the Bull,
and Formosa Chief," being number 26.547 in the
American Short -Horn Herd Book, A. W.
SMITH. '
The above ke kept for the improve-
ment of stock during the season en Lot 10, Can,
7, Hullett.
TEllaIS-$2 per cow, -with the privilege of re-
turning if necessary, to be paid on the 1st ;of
October, 1878.
54514 C. T. DALE, Proprietor:
I sirima._, A.3D 1
BRUSSELS LIME WORKS.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS' SEAFORTH. I
TOWN &* BURROWS.
number of well selected fruit trees. There iinsgoil 1
of dance land; well underdrained, and ha) .
the premiees a blacksmith shop 2848, a wagon 1 The Stook Consists of .Dress Goods in all the i Latest Designs, .'1.)rints,
shop 20x40, and paint shop the same size, a two ' .11Iuslins, Grass Linens, Hollands, Grey and White 0 ottons;.
storey dwelling house 1645 and leitchen 16x22,
"Ire CORSETS GLOVES TIES BUTTONS FRINGES HOSIERY RIBBONS
I
with cook -house attached; also a new ray
house 1844 and stable 1645. me building
a ood - I • I
al frame and the dwelling houses have each
ce Ian The above is situated in one of the best
arming communities in the county and is there -
ore an excellent business stand. Also for sale a
arge amount of oak, rock elm, red elm. and pine
umber, well seasoned, and fit for use. Weittone,.
leighs, cutters, and buggiesonhand, and will be sold
heap to clear oat the stock. Payment is request -
d of all °verde/motes and accounts. JOHN
Constance P. 0. 517
oiling
- you shall have gene Ito that bourne , f
pro- fronl whence no traveller, returns," and
iage he glanced sorrotvfully' at the little
did! coffin "thisbeautiful building will re-
u've main a monument to Your- energy and ; 0
and enterprise.
yed 44 13ut oor as I may . L
seem; great as th.e cont ast is between
but us, I have that in this Fttle box before
ally me," and he tapped the coffin reverently a
TeARM AND MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
eing south hall of bot 22, Con. 14, Mcliillore
ainiug about 88 acres 76 of which are a d
mina a good state of cultivation, part beino well
me. with his cane, which Would not ex-
ein, change for all he we lth of your oil 1:
eel]. regions. Itis, ientlemn," and he be- 0
the • t the lid, Iwhile the crowd 1
rank lfck-; "it is, gen-
ap, which lain intro-
. tdison"of Mungo Park."
nd rdraiued, and 'the balanee unclearecrgood
ardwoocl bush; there 'is ne.ver-failing sluing
reek running through the place; good,
rchard; large frame barn 4042; stable and
filled
Y°sIllinedg
440; log house 16x25, also frame house,
ith gravel; good stone cellar full aim of house ;
arm
eis of a mile from the Northern Gravel Road, 9
les from Seaford). ird 7 from Brussels both
od markets -Also ots 21 and 22, Easti13'onna-
•y, Turnberty, situated 2411111es west fro- Wing-
,t;.dag 2 acres, 5 acres clear 1,
b of 44 acres let to be cleared, which is to be
dared in time for fall wheat next fall • there is
this lot -about 25 acres of pine, cedar
aver meadow, the balanceis goodhardwoodla
ere is a small orchard, 2 dwelling houes, 2 w
d pumps in one house, and large new stabl
so a steam saw mill, shingle mill, all comp
d in good running order; there is at the mil
me house and good flame stable the mill
inging in a good rent lease out n' .-t )
11
tie. I S
8
11e.,
of I w
dy
)1- I be
le I w
I
a' I go
gan clew
_ invOluntarily 's
nch tleme, a ritt-t
eei.t - clucin s for Mr
hist' The crowd cl se& up again.
my- It is hisdatest inveetion, and, as be rgu°
boy ! says himself, h. best. I have handled et
ucl. I a great many rat -traps fn my life, and. I JO
.1.0t I can safely say that this Q110 11110eke the el
in- sock.s off of 11 f theix
Y; up too close till Iishow
life he took off the top and
en. . with a lot of a,partrnents
dy ; with each ether lby lit
I I dows, and openins of o
oocl well athue, &e. This is a desirable f
or' any 0110 wishing to buy, being only three-quar-
b
. Don't crowd IT
t to you," and; th
exposed box flit
communicating a'n
tle doors, win- its
ie kind and an- br
u.; other. The great inventor named this 18
he th.e " Citizen' Savings Itattrap," be- •
re , as a savings bank. •• • ear
llY "You see the rat . snarls the chees. aro
at and enters by the front door," and the g
•tritp-masi indicated the aperture with ate
the
• his cane "thence, ir - quest of _the ,
cheese, which is a Sort bf ignig jatuus,• ply
as through this door, whic admits him to. „71-
1-1- I parlor A, or the eashie/ a room: This
door closes behind. him, and he passes.; - •
thence to parlor ••B, ce. the directors'
S, roomt this door closes- ehind lam, as
St . el6re, Old he proceeds o parlor C or
and
nd;
ells
0. -
tete
1 a
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LINEN COSTUAdS AND LADIES JAC• KETS SPECIALT.
T H E
- EGG EMPORIUM.
: MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
_ _, custoinrs(merehtints and others) for their liberal
The subscriber hereby thanks hie numerous
_ . patronage during the past seven yearseauel hope,
Is still In a Flourfahing Condition, and will be found MORE COMPLETE this Sea- to merit their confidence and trade in theft -dere.
by strict integrity and close attention to busines,
son than ever before; as this Department is Replenished with 11EW GOODS and -
STYLES. EVERY WEEK.
Pull Stock of E. Butterick Co,'s Reliable Patterns Always on Hand. I HIGHEST CASH PRICE
CARDNO'S BLOCK,
SEAFORTII.
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Haying greatly enlarged his preiniants, durirte
L, winter he ie DOW prepared to pey the
' • For any quantity of good fresh egge, delivered
HOFF.HAN BkOTHERS. at the
EMPORIUM,
S U MMElit GOODS.
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on' the Southern Extension of the WellingtOn,
STOCK .NOW'COKIPLETE iN_ EVERY DEPARTMENT
Grey and larnce Railroad, with a siding running
from the mainline to within 60 footle! the milli -;
ber can be run from mill and loaded en railway •-AT--
. •
nt-
t ; there is plenty of timber in the country
ell
und which can be bought cheap; this tnakes
ood opening for any person that understands
buiness. The mill or farm will be sold s
to or together to suit buyer. Terms ea
Particulars in reference to the first farm
to A. STRONG, Seaforth, or to GEOR
OMSON, Wingham. For the last place
Is apply to G. THOMSON, Wingham. 543
INSOLVENCY NOTICES,
ad cedse it operates on t1Te same principle tim
as cue if neded, which makes it very conve
- Main Street,Seatorth
Wantd by the eubecriber 25 tons ot good diy
clean WHEAT STIenie.
en. WILSON.
1\TOTIC
TO GRANGEns, FA RMERS AND
OTHERS.
AS THEY occupy the attention of all, tame
hard times, the eubscriber ie determined to
it meet them by offering p,00d inch Hemlock not
WILLIAM HILL. & CO 'S SAOF?TH h -usually sold for inch," et the following rates:
ed. to- save my life. He caught up his
hat from• the dresser, and 'Went to th
door.
N.Vhy, where are you eoin, John ?"
;
said Jane upon the thres17old.
Ill be back presently," he said, and
-
with. another little nod to me, he disap-
peered.
out
1 12 foot Hemlock. at $7 00 per thousand; 14 foot
en; I t
Feucing, at $7 60, forCah. All ordersaiver 4,000
sy.
5 per dent. discount. Call and see if atm don't
ap-
get what ie represented.
GE AT PRICES THAT ASTONIS a EVEY.B9DY.
,
, _
Book Accounts over 3 months will be charged
nd
8 per cent.
The stilescieher thanks his numerene customers
for their liberal aupport, and solicits a continu-
ance of their favor.
SPECIAL -LINE OFOWHITE PIqUES
JOHN THOMPSON.
9 438 Steam Sow Mille, MeRillop.
o • • • •
the presid.ent's private partirieut. By tat
•
1 each Able door removesithe cheese into G113
en's Hotel, Settforth.
seeping it one room in dvance of the •' 'T°
Lt that seeks i, uutil the last room is
• an ingenious arrangeme t the closing of
; the iiext room, in th s way always '2"
• • •
s 1.
"-To think of that worna,uitxt door
sticking a pin in her baby's eye !" said
Jam_ -44 I declare to goodness, a woman
that tt-on't taw hooks and eyes or but -
tone on her dress, don't deseave to have
a baby !"
ha.stened to tura sideways to Jane.
lity poor dear Howard used to say that
every embrace of his was at the risk of
being stabbed with a pin or needle, so,
to change the subject, I a,sked Jane
who the gentleman was that had just
left us.
" Why. _tha's brother John," s -d.
Jane-“ brother John, Irian Long is-.
land. Ilets such a home body I guess
you've never seen hini before." Here
Jane pansed, analtiuked her eye at me,
4nd einiled. lIer was like her
brother ;Mee's. ;ind lit up lior \S11010
face. "Von see," Jane went ont b sg.
nine to mould her brad, but still uod-
ding and winking- at me, -John's conic
down here for anuethiu' special. My
worst enemy couldn't call. me a niteli-
Maker, but when I see a poor widow
strugglin' along trvill' to keep the svolf
keen the door, milt takin' au in-
terest. Theres nothin' mean or cane,
triin` about tue---
"Im Sure there isn't, Jane," I said.
And) I -hate meddlee ; but ever,
sinne Belinda died John's just buried
-himself down there at his place on Long
Island: a leautful place -6( -
repeated 3 ane, uctuouly. "Trees •
fairly laden clown with fruit ; anal what
with new laid eggs and cream, and
home-made hams and milage, the.place
'is next door to a paradise. There ain't
no manner o' use of John's givin' up his
witoIe life to mournin" over Belintly ;
the haa a lased time of it while she liv-
ed • neve- had t t. a hand,
and that's somethin' for a poor strug-
.
widow to think of, isn t it Nelly;a"
Yee," staanineriel out, my faces/is
a glow, ana a world of confusion 'bat- t
tling at my heart. This good creaturet
Jane had evidently invited her brother d
John purpese13,, to see rue, and though
her intentions were good, what must he • o
thiak of my meeting him half way in•broke i
clown to a • crust; and the endo
it -would be that Suenat - wouldii,
' 1 1 ( 4
reae lot pal or D), when it is sw-ung 1 le;
noiselessly to the front tanitr. talent for ;
have to raise a hand, While I- Wel
I must go aboet my sweeping righ
away.
Which I did at once. Bu• t the sal
and bitter tears that fell froni my eye
ought to have allayed the dust of m
dining -room. I didn't care for env
thing so much as my little Howard'
disappoiutment. how could I confes
• to the ehi that 1 had left hiS preciou
bit of meat to be devoured by that greeu
eyed monster ? lie would kick and eig
and refuse to be comforted., and I shoulc
; be most miserable.
While the tears IN'ere falling like rain
upon my broom, a big shadow loomed
up at the door, 'aud there stood -Jane's
brother John, with thelainch of violets
stillin 1 bunchof thyme
in the other. I itrned my tear-staind
face away from him; and held out my
hand for the th r I s son.:y to
so ridiculous. Of course Jane had.
tol him all about his mistake, and he
,had come to apologize • and explain I
wished 1 • 1 mind, but go back
again to Susan ; but he held my hand
tight in his owbeaud put into My fingers
the pretty flotvers, looking dewn into
my face with a world of tender in-
quir3.- as to its forlorn aud woe-begna
condition.
•
SOLVENT AOT OF 1575n -In the matter
ADAM GRAY, of the Town of Sentorrh,
of
0.11
olvent. Al] perties indebted to the above
te will please call and settee their accounts, •
erwise they will be sued at onc. W 11.
BONS and C. E. ROBERTSO.N, Assignee
646-2
At 10 cents per yard, Regular Price 20 cents per yard.
Tkt 0 -BUTTON KID GLOVES IN ALL THE NEW 60LORS; it0. Per Pair.
, MOWERS AND REAPERS.
LUMBER Al AN UFAU URERS. - In the
• the alluremeut of another victim. Once tunixiot
inside of a door, no rat ean getout; but, I pose
rats on the outside can aet in, until the eree
Y I trap is 800.
of t
Tillett'S all that got to do with the feet
s ; • saviugs bank. ?"- asked a receiving teller
who was in the crowd.
s , iSeS
" Everything,•thy dear friend ; every- •a lar
thing," replied the stranue man "he- 0'11.
.: Io°
Matter of ADAM GRAY, tif Seafortat, an
lvente-Tho undersigned, under the author -
the Inspectors of the above estate, will
ye Tenders up to Wednesday, June 5111,
at 4 o'cloek P. M., for the ,purebaee of the•
wing valuable property : Parcel No. 1-Obtn-
of six ° town lots, with the planing mill
tett theeon. Snbject to a roortgage of $2
Tee Plaiting Mill is new the machine/ y all
he lateet and moat improved pattern, in per
aiming orditr, and is couveuietutly situated
lain Street, Seaforth. The engine also far -
s power for a turning factory on the prom-
nd a pump factory opposite. There is also
go shed, entitle and °the on the loan Par -
Ne. 2 -Tb e lot and reideue
lvent, acijoiutng the Pinning Mill. Pt Igptertyy
THE
°mese, you see, when th d trap is full it tate
k of Dressed Lumber, Door Sash Lac value
• closes liabilities lare, aSsets un,1iiiiis— 'ii.
A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF MILLINRY.
The L. D. Sawyer &. Co., Iron Clad Single Mow-
er, Canadian Single Harvester, and Bradley No.2,
Single Harvester, were awarded two silver medals
and bronze medal at the Centennial -Exhibition
I ' a lphia, only Award:3 given to Canada foe
MA ../VTL ES .31,4 D F., TO ORDE14,- - Reapers and Mowers. Bronze Medals at AIM
•_ tralian Exhibitionat Sydney, last epring, Silva
Medal at Jefferson. County trial, IT. S, 11377 uom
TAILORING AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY. August, and. numerous first prizes throughollt •
Silver 'clat at _the great Huron trial, last
.
• Canada and the 'United States. They are sub-
,
stantially built, very light draught, can beinstent-
A PER •V Furl ly adapted to ale kindsandoonaitions of grain, and
WM. 'HILL, & Cob Seaforth. will be exhibited at the various ,Spi,ing Shows
E VE 1111 T111E.
.
throughout the County, by GEORGE STEWAT,
• Clinton, General Agent for the County of Huron;
WM. J. G•RIEVE, Agent at Seaford), '5:39-13
MEDICAL • HALL," SEAFORTH. , D. MCLENNAN, FIENSALL
SEEDWHEAT.
et, to a mortgage of $60u reel No.
• Oil City Derrck.
An Anecdote of LOrenzo ow. twee
The Norwich (Comaj Bulletin giveS for p
" These blessems wil sei•veto garnish
li
3 -our Sunda- chimer,' he. said, " in
which I have beeonee straugely in,
terested, and Could no, forbear bring-
ing you the _thyme whi 1 you left be-
biud von."
It is ueless,- I :add smiling dole-
fully :
brigh
131ess
. the green-eyel menster has
spoiled
11," he said, hit face suddenly
teniug,•• is that- the • trouble ?
your womanly little soul how I
love your frank genereSity ! Hose
sweet it is to hear something straight
from
sham ! Ali, -believe me, you have
nothing to dread from the green-eyed
mmister; • , • ,
the heart, without affection or
oice and Manner he th -Light I meant
I knew from the ten erness of his
hat I was jealous of Suan, and- I felt
h h c 1114 i up e 1 e hill of my
listing cap. I wanted to tell him it!
vas only a green-eyed eat, and faltered
ut that he had made a mistake ; buthe
n again, saYing :
"Yes, I knew tliere is some little irk-
eke about the relationship. • Jane has
old me that instead of being something;
r other, that you are the other thiag ;
at the main thing is that you, are the
hi conselation a little while ago ? Oh,
how bold and contriving he had found t
me 1 How in the world was I to know- t
he was a. widower, and invited aown. for o
special purpose ?
_ yard
whol
the following anecdote ef the ecc eitric lan
ea
preacher Loteezo Dow: "Ile had ideas tise0
of his own, and. was indepeudefit ev- '4° 't
ery one and everythillg-especially sert,
fashion. He always wore his beard furth
long when. everybody elc. shaved theirs (!u al
off, and he wore, an old straw hat eum- 'arne
hop
iner and winter, with the brimlialt tore crich.
off. Everybody Went td hear Mill, and
when AP was known that Old Pow'
• was going to preach, the other meet -
were deserted. The. boys some-
,050. Parcel No. 4 -Stock al Lumber in
valued at $1,445. Tenders may he for the
O or each parcel sepnrat eiy, and tonne are
ty per cent. cattb, ;tad the babitee seoured
erects one and two; for. "parcels three %lid
r. nee months credit will be given' on far -
.4 approved entiorsc:d notes. The under -
d do not bind themeelves to accept any or
highest tender. The prernisea rnay be in -
ed 'awl stock exa.mined on applicittion to •
Roberton, Queeteei Hotel, Seeforth, and
er information 85 10 mortgage ineumerances
mlication to Messrs. Cameron, tiolt and
aan, Folieitor, Goderich. GIBBONS &
MATSON , .Toiut Aseigneete :312; God
C C
THE Subscriber, believing that farmets in this
-a- neighborhood are now fully convinced that
Tj- s FT .A. ±6 ....&, I -NT :F. HI R j 8 1.1 the Red Chaff Wheat hes entirely ruined the
good reputation of our Canaanite Spring Gram
the untleuel difforence of 2fec to 30e per bueb. be -
in the Haropean mai kete, as may be observel by
tween it and the price of Fall Wheat; thatit is also
very liable to rat before harvest, produeing Or
too dark and poor for family use. I wield ee.-
- II
Vegetine, Digestive Fluid, Gerthan Syrup, Greens August o .,-. .
en ion to the following , choice
times put up jobs on Ithre thoueh I •
an orchard, and a big crowd gathred now 0
s Survey, Egmondvil.e, If not previously
a by Pu
recollect once that he was to preacn pollen
, .
Dated this 2eth day of May, 1878. 516-2
AUCTION SLES.
TION SALE OF IIQUSE AND LOT. -
The undereigned has been inetreett d to sell
Lille Anceion, on Setunlay June 15, at the
ercial Hotl, Seaforth, that House and Lot
=pied by Malcolm McLeod, in ltnEg-
.
•
to hear' him.• Well, just before the amid'
meeting began the fellows get him .4 L.
great hoeshead to stand on, and filled . douse
dispos
ABEL', Proprie.or. J. P. BRINE Atm -
it about two-thirds full 6f water.. They UC
ed of. For further particulare upply to
r. •
545-5
TION SALE (IF VALUABLE PROP.Y IN THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH, IN•
Col.:NY 1111RON.-There will be
n 'Tuesday, the Eighteenth day of Jane
t oncoelock in the afternoonnte the Man-
ouse, in the Ton of Seaforth, tirtue
er of side contained in a certain mortgage
will be productel at. the sale, the following
ty lender mortgage from William Mal.
Lotnumber ono hundred and fourteen,
Skeet, in the Town of Seaforth aforesaid,
Survey, and forming part of Lot Eleven,
'first concession of Tuckersmith, Huron
nrvey. The following improvements are
c on tee premises : a two story frame
g :suitable for twee tenants, and a frame
TER1IS -One-tenth of the purchase
to be paid on the day op sale. For bale
ernes will be Made known at the sale. For
particulars apply to JONES BROTH -
Solicitors, Masonic Han Teronto o t
VA1 SON , Esq, Seaforth. Toront, May
546
• _ . _
WANTED.
put in the head. rather 1posely, and wait- A
• ed for fun. Dow, mounted on the bar- 'IRE
-i, gave do is ext., trot lire( up, and
t't 1b78.
• 1 • t h t ' • 1 'net o
• Was prancing and th miping around on Sion n
Dow, ' straw hat and ell. The water • toG,
i.
' j earni 1c1- ITILia0la-ldi"3
that barrel -head in li -els- syle, and sod- "iyo,w
dimly in she went, sp Lisle, slush, boards, iv."4yocu•i.
wAs . about up to his ' neck, and he • mute,
sdraaibled out dripping ell over.
saleni, how the people laughed,
1 I) ell - he went -'gh 1 :aid to
low . itIV—Vt
preaching on the ground -but lie had sdtwaeb111,14).
commenced ongrace, mercy and peace;
lie wound significantly tip on hell fire 1 Finn, t
• money
and eternal damnation. :The preacher ! further
died in Alexanchia, Va.., et a ripe age of ERS,
W. N.
the effects of exposure in the discharge : 20th, 18
ofmiuisterial duties." • . -- • -
•
• -Order receiyecl by a ,rustic dentist
•
which says: ‘' 'My mouth is three in
se
A_RR
\leer:
across,, oinreclipesaLreewr,th:
like a hoss-shetv, toe forrard. If you. D
Sum ,liumoky on the ede. Shaped ---
tan RIV
pair
ha - t , Si:F: 1. II
Piano or
IAG IA/ER.-Wanted immediately, a
I
rriag Mak or Wagon Maker. Apply to
DGA , Rippen. 646
----,-
ING HORSES WA.NTED.-Wanted a
of good driving horses, in exchange tor a
an Organ. SCOTT BROTH -PBS, Mu-
trament E txtporiam, Seaforth. 546 t
o come tlr.
eical In
lle
Flower, Cingalese Flair Renewer, Ayer's flair Vigor, Lamplough's
• P7retic Saline, Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient Eno's FrOt Salts,
•
Sanford.'s Catarrh Remedy, ConstituiOnal Catarrh Remedy be-
-,
gradea now for sale et his Storehouse, lieneall
Station, viz.; -Tames Lang'Priine Minnesota
Fseifeed,iS)oeluegchtettlanLdaskoeld.Shore Blue Stem, and the
White Eldorado, all at Moderate Prics, Clover
532
D. MeLENNAN.
THE COMMERCIAL. LIVERY
3,
sides all of .A.yer's, Pierce's, Kennedy's and Cambell's Medicines. SEAFORTEL
ing public that he ha purchased the Livery
DIXTusiInLersasIAaanId asictNor oGfH:013b;csarntooctinafnereal
Y the business Men of Seaforth and the travel-
,
DRUGS AND DYE STUFFS, A FULL
TOCK. Asebecullre7dzill do all in his power to retain the
; reputation which title favorite estaldishmeet has
,tv ial 1. kde soncarri4neswill d bekderpt-
•: liable horees
clean and in good order. Calls, night or day,
HICKSON & BLEASDELL. will be promptly attended to. PIC -NIC AND
; WEDD:NG l'AltTIES Liberally Dealt with-
Terms Reasonable. All orders left at the Com-
; raarcial Hotel or at the orate will receive prompt
nten.
e
Stabls on Market
POST OFFICE STORE, WALTON. atotenara
I ONCE MORE reepect fully beg leave to return thanks to my numerous customerfor their kind
patronage during the last 12 years that I have been doing besiames amongst there, and kindly
solicit a continuance of their fits for the future. I have justreceied a Large aned Well Selected
Stock of DRY GOODS 01 al/ descriptions. Also always on hand 4 full assortment of
AG RiCbLar
and Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints and Oils, Drags, Patent Medicines Bacon anti Hems ' f t
BOOTS and S S-McPherson's make. Crockery, GlassWare, Lamps
, , in ac every -
g Ce StockEi l ES -TEAS a Specialty -which, for quality and pric, are the best in the Co t .
thing required in a general store. Ask for -what you want if you don't see it. Cash or farm produce
taken ttt exchane. I would also intimate to all parties indebted to me for last and previous years,
to come and eettla by sash or note before the endo a this month, or the accounts will be put *
nto.
other hands fee- collection No farther
notice.will be getren. MONEY TO LOA ON EASY TERMS.
-I am also valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society, one of the best loan societies
,
in the Dominion. The above Society loansmoney on good farm security for a teem of from three to
twenty years, on the most favorable conditions. LIFE INSURANOE.-If you.ii-ant yoar life iru3nred
give me a cal, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual Life Ass
uran pallyone of the hest Life In-
surance in the Dominion, and conducted on the 17108t ettonornical principles. Don't for-
get,. to giye me a (lay. lam always attentive to business. Post Office and Telegraph Office in eon.
iaectioia. Clo-ver, Timothy, Turnip and other seeds on hand.
R. PATTISON„ WALTON.
Street, opposite
T. Riddis Store.
544
W. McNAUGHTON Proprietor,
BUTTER TUBS.
8. TROTT, SEAFORTH,
TS now prepared to supply all customers
any number of his
SUPERIOR BUTTER TUBS,
At 830 per hundred, Cash. These Tubs are so
we and favorably known to the trade that its is
duantnios
.
eecenery to say anything in their recommen-
MR. TROTalso manufactures a small llard-
wood Tub, suitable fotrwashing butter in.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend-
ed to.
. 495 S. TROTT, Scaforth.
ith
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