The Huron Expositor, 1907-10-11, Page 7- TATE
FOR SAL
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By WILL
rm. -Sate, Let 10, liumn
contains 100 aeresellelesee
endmellenderdielioxl rxd balsa
house. A first-014as Weft in new
Miles front Seaforth. For tart -be -rpm" -
the ',remises, or address MBOX.Afi
-01,Seatorth. gereett
LE m egri lend
on impo-ed qwrer sections ot 1
aftrom 8% to 10- per annum. Only ilret
•Ample securivy given. Mavens
peried. PrOM 000, up cm" he lent
worth from $1,000 to MOO. For farther.
it to me. 3. A. -JACKSON, Barrs.
Ponoka, .Alberta. 195941.
FOR SAM -For sale lot 14. concession 1,
-Hop, n miles oast oeseatorte,,cootainin
; all cleared and half seeded to grase.
e houise with it onafoundation and cellar.
bankbron with stalling .and c.ement floor
0.t good water tied anon:01=d. Itistrtall tile
ea and fenced; antl,le &very Oholce lot. A ly
e remises or address .S.eatorili:P. 0.
Proprietor. 2071x44t
uFaKtOS HOTEL, Seaforth, for Sale or Rent: -
For sale or rent, the queen's otl, Seaforth.
Ake hotel is a large kick -one, in good repair end
peg convealeuee, "There is also commodious
The hotel has 44)icense for the present
and is doing seed avehtess. 'Well situated, frt
espital opeming for any person wanting an hotel.
rcasorta for sellin . Apply on. the piomises or
-MRS. THOS. HENS, Staforth. 206141
"t‘ PROPERTY ItOR SATO-I.-For sale
• Barpurbey, a comfortable brick cottage
kitchen and woodshed -attached ,• also good
with -room for 3 horses or 8 heed of cattle, hen
and pie nen, well andpump in abille tiara
ea soft water; also 3 ernes ot 'raid, on which are
giochoicest earietieet ot alt kinds of fruit. It. is a
enoetdesirable property for any person wanting
oomfortable twine. Apply on tele nes 0, ad.
Seoferth P. O., JOHN 'BODO OG, 2055-tf
ACRE ;FARM -FOR SALE-Fo sale, Eas
IsifLot 7, Coneetssion 9, Tuck "th, cone
toliung• 50 aores, It leali cleared but t o acres; 30
-
mated down. There Oa ogood hank barn and
framehouse. The farm is Well water.l and in
good condition,- It is andlea from• forth undone
z.
mole from a sehool, For further touters, apply.
tati the remisos, or address RO Or ALRY
Y, Egmandville`P.10. • 2066-tf
-•14;1 rncwvee ater
re:olden, --Oniatio
$75 to $150 per
month as Brakeman
r Fireinan.
vented in the next few
lary, ask for our booklet
espondertee SCh001
MOPES, MANITOBA,
BE.SOLD. .Spiendid rrn for sale on
tIlaylieldRoad, Stanley, one h mile from
pat elite and the village of 'Varna, ntaining 120
ams,310 acres in good cultivation, e remainder
inhard wood timber. Buildings b e cellent condi-
Um- Large comfortableshouse and bank bare with
stone stabling. Plenty of good wE.ter and a good
nearing orobatelt .00y-to:RODERICK HoltEN
Axnar- 0. 2069x12
FARM FOR SALE. --For sale, that splendidly sit-
• noted.and detintbsle farm,. adjairong the town
•AstSeaforth, belonging -to the estate of the late Robt.
A.Scott. It cOntainan =reseal! °leered except a-
*mt g. servo-whichare timbered. It is in first-olass
venation .abont 25. acres under gra" Theft is re
franie residence and fair barns and outbuilrEnga
e.te good bearing orchard: and penty of water,
Terms reasonable. Apply orr the p ses oraddrea;
RS. R. A. SCOTT,Seaforth
2066-tf
FOtiSALE.--oltoi• sale, Lot 24L Veateession 2,
Stanley, containings1.00sieres. 1» ety acres are
fasted andina good state of, cultiva on ; there are
10-seres of good ;hardwood bush. s e farm is all'
ieslitintierdraMed andwellsfeneed. ere is a two-
Worey brick house with slate roof, a lass firth
110Use... ' Bank barn, 401te x 80ft., element silo, pig pen,
lei -doghouse; "There .are two never -failing wells,
and an acre of ore,harclandsmall fruit. This excellent
fanals three mules free 1 Bruoifield and five miles.
kcanOliniene`with good_ gravel raids. For further
aoteticulareapply oath% remiseaoraddressAro _RERT •
Wilt Olin' ton P. 0 1948-tf
ABM FOR SALE.-aror_saleLot.5, Concession ,
LR S.OTtiOkersniith, containing ]00 acres'all
esker except 8.aerea of bush. The land is well fersoel-
aod enderdrabied and intgoodostate of cultivation.
'The tire 10 acres fall Wheat and 18 • acres for sprieg •
crops -the retisdnder its pasture. There is a new frame
louse with stone cellar,. a.swood shed, a large' bank
barn 3ff•t85, with a silo that would 'hold 6 acres of
tontort never failinanwell and le aores of orchard.
This -property is •situated 11 nules frora HensaU
the hestl•market in the-eountry. 'There is a school
•on hepposite cler of thfara. -For furher par-
ticulasapply toCWOOD, HensonP0.
2076-tf
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towel
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't.E.MOST MEDICIIiB of the DAL'
ureiy vegetable compound poe-
•fe-et regulating powers over all
e of the system and- controlD
ieeretions.
prifies the blood that h ewes'
Ihunio,rit and diseases, and tb14
with its imrivalgd regulatint
arid purifyisI influence, render
Iled for all diseases of the
amt Parton, kfillhenk, Outee
[Tordelime ago' .1 was trouble4
And pimples, which ka
olnfitantly. After -
Burdock Blood Bit 'It
oared.'
Lewis .Tkmas
Arohiteet,ete tte tinnfinion
14e- Work%
c1utuig Engbieer
County work. Eleotrie Bad'
raterworks Systems; Wharves, B.
ronerete. rnmea 2220,
LONDOSI On.
'LIAM FOR SALE ON 'EASY 'TERMS. -.A 134
X acre farm, in the township of 8taniey, Huron
enmity, being Lot 20-, Bayfield'Road:N rth. On the
arni is a brickhouseveith brick kiteben, two barns
aetwo stables in good repair, also tw .wells and a
bed orchard of -apple, plum and there trees. This
esirabte form is situated a quarter o .a mile from ,
The filage al/erns, -vs here there ar three stores,
three churches, blacksmith shop and nhoo1, and 3f
eailes from 13rucefield station, The laed is first-class
-nii and is all cleared but 5 sores of buth. This is
one of the best bomb the comity. _ Asthe proprie-
tor is anadousto sell before October n t, athe price.
and terms will be made easy in order .to sell it by
'that time. For further particulars pply to S A.
MOFFATT, 7733yron Avenueon, ,Londritario.
2066-tf '
4-1NE HUNDRED ACRE FARM' EOR SALE. -
NJ The undersigned offers for sale tiat most de-
sirable property known- as Lot 23, .Vonesslon 2,
Township , of Hato Coanty of Huroij, situated If
=lea from Hansen., on thelsondon, Theron and Bruce
Railway, one of the finest Villages in WesternsOn-
tario, If miles from school. There are ion the .farra
a frame house nearly new, containing 9 rooms, bank
barn 60160, witlitetabling underneath ; lay barn,
32x32, attached to barn'open undetneath ; also
other outbuildings, 4 good wellsoon the "Ace, front
and back, stook well has a windmills Well ander-
drained, fairly well fenced and in a good state of
of cultivation ; 9 acres hardwood bush, 65 :acres
-etsecled to grass, a.aeres of orchard. Watilcl like ao
mil as soon as pc4Isible. For fttrther particulars ap-
lay on preanises, er address B. S.. PHILLIPS, 'Box
, i87, Henze& Ont. t .2076-4
WARm FOR SALE, -For sale,LcO 9, Concession 1
▪ tondos Road, Stanley, containing 100 acres,
-
All oleared with the exception of seven acres of bush.
teeel, maple, etc. There is on the place a good
„frame house with kitchen and woodslaed, stone foun-
dation, good cement cellae ; hard and -soft water, one
well at the house and one at the barn. . Good hank
barn, 78 x 40, with cement floor in stabling, also
hu-
p1ementhonos 24 x 30, and frame pig house. Also
acres of orchard This is an excellent farm in first --
'Class shape. Al of wire fence has recently been
put up and a lot of underdraining done lately. It is
Situated on the London Road, a mile and thatf from
Brueefield. Will be sold reasonably, Other With o
without crop. Apply on the premises or addiese
Brucefield P, 0. JAMES PETRIE. 2067-tt
WARMS FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Lot 14, on
1: 3rd Concession, and South Half 14 4th Canoes -
ton, in the Township of Hullett, are off red for, sale
or to rent. They eonsist-Of 150 acres, all in grass ex-
entl ▪ acres in bush. A good two - storey frame
use, good bank barn, 50 x 70. tvith power mill, a
driving shed, 30 x 50, and eheep house, 20 x 36. The
/Meet is well watered by a spring, a &sited well and
the rivet: It is situated al miles from Clinton and
newel adapted for stock or grain: Also Let 12, on
the 6t1, Concession, consisting of 100 -gores, twelve
saes hush, the rest seeded down. A never failing
spring with the wind mill for pump rtgo These
farms will he sold together or 'separatelyand on
terms to suit the purchaser. If not isoldowill be
rented. R. J MILLER, box 26, Clintori. 20464f
100 Aeii cf,rii:eforlisaleithSat most-de:treble p gn-
erty known as Lot 6, Ccinceesion.. 1; Township .of
Blanshard, Perth County. There are. on the prom -
see, a goodbriek house 32 x 24, with kitchen attach-
ed; 16 x 2O, both in good repair ; a large bank barn,
x 70, with good stone stabling underneath • one
first-elass ceroent silo, 1/ x. 37, and other ;useful
buildings. The farm is well watered, both in front
end in the rear and is adapted both -kir goer) tied
tack ma:lug and is in a high state of eultivatioot
Which is v ell known "ram the fact that the propriet-
or has reticle' thereett for nearly fifty Teats, 'being
one of the raostouceestful fa:1mm in the township.
It le eentrally located; being bear both ehurch and
echool, and within easy reach of egocid market. For
urther •-potkailars address JOHN SUTHERLAND,
Kirkton O. • 2909 -ti
. • •
WARNIO FOR SALE. -Lot 15, Concession 2; Lot
15, Concession S ; S. f Lot 14, Concession 1,
and 8t Lot 15, Concession a, Huron Road Survey,
Township of Tuckersinith, County O Huron, contain -
nig 300 acrea, situated within two
ug town of Seaforth, one of the best mets W`
rnilesa the th
tern Ontario. This farm was waded :the- gold
medal in the farm coinpetition,,of ine.. The farms
have been all pastured for the past ten. years mid .
' would now be in excellent shaptefor general farming.
Soil good clay- loam--two-stotety brick dwellinghobse
And kitchen with brick woodshed -hot Or furnace -
hard and soft water in kitohen-2-fine- grounds with
Shrubbery., evergreens and ceder .hedges--oechard
with spruce windbreak on west and north -good
barns v.ith stone stabling -30 acres of harthvood bush,
maple and beech -well watered with spring creek
tod river. Will sell altogether or would divide pro-
eettr. No better property in the County of, Huron.
JOHN T. DICKSON, Seaforth. 2926-1,f
JOHN BEATTIE
Late Dhision C6urt Clerk, has a number of prop
Orties for sale or to rent, amour, which is goort
comfortable house on Jarvis Street, Seaforth, large
enough to acnOinmerlate a good sized family ; 2 lots.
Will ne sold on reasonable terms and possession giv-
en as soonAt sold. Alio rooms to let and a satore
-to sell on reasonable tering. Insinance affect-
• ?d, , debts collected and loans made on satisfac-
I semnito• at reasonalge rates. : and see,
and be convinced. Late Division Court- Office, Sea-,
forth - 2018-sf
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HE text mor ing, the open space
at the side of ,the -warehonse
was Cad w I.menniain wag -
one. Those r'hich contained
ehestnnte, ginseng, trait; chickens,
-iikee; butter or snio e eared bacorntad
, white eanyas cpvers ver them, the oth-
ers were cottoV-w gene,: upon which
the great, -.bulging ,aleti were ,heaped.
The year'werop waS abundant, and lit-
tle• of the product d- been stained: in
• Vee bell, for :the ening peeled, had
diter ,and biegse With sunshine:
.As *flyer 'Was bout ,to enter the
front per of the werehouSe anew
breakfast- BascomItt slouebed to.
Ward blim from e gr urn around.a Uttle
camp* between o Caton wagons.
Jerking hie long thu b ; over his abou1.
der, and hitching p his suspender-
kss trousers trt the aist,. he drew the
- psierclian ' to ene aid
"Heard Hillhouse say you wee out
lookin' f r George l st night," he be-
gan awkwardly, "ar" I 'lowed thar'd
be no harm in havin =e word.*ith you.
• Tgat's Al right 'tw at me "n' 1George,
!squiree told me Jest now he never
I knowed hat he w s. about an' that
eok • . Shucks! he never hurt0e,
, I'd It that dhan
e Fie much Ss he
• he'been. to •Jeff.
one favor heihne
feels jest like I
eorge, an' ef she waato hear
In troubi over ...little thing
est night a e'd Ott Me." ;
, •
•
r won't b charge, Agin
" said Hill eOn relief. •
it" said th Mountaineer; un- •
the 34W George
the night before.
O use Jest eoW an'
• te make,' a Case,
erazy, that ine 'n'
• yin', an' some o'
wed we erase fus-
that way, Truitt,"
went into' the of
-
desk and began
1 1
alley medei the
• ;seut hpealtyd.qn: Harteennary
treed bilan about
e, had a idesk in
ce. He wore a
as dyspeptice.yel-
.vouse He was a
ho had, after the
•*riming Capacity,
t e the unfertu-
raYely fought for,
note. shaver, and
• early supplies at
Anything trein a
oke of oxen :was
ty when once ne-
clad" mortgage
the inveator. He
nd the pockets of
aye. bulging With
hick he carried on
m ready at a mo-
o ran across a de -
citizen was Jim
on buyer, a bach-
teens of age, who
the little circle.
se to tranalact ke
and serious as
n then his,huroor
,and burst at the
was expecting it
t was in teasing
rcastically called
"Lib" for short
lithe that always
gh that was very
had never been
• et a close °beery -
that, .his oifis
njoy all his aeon -
a chilly day and
in the long wood
en bent Oyee it.
on his higle Stool
n his big ledger.
ed Kennee, as lie
under the shave
chair. "Did: you
II Gower 10 a -tell-.
burn out, whea he
businesst
'gently and said,
d, that he had
RV.
Mr. ,Hilly r. - Beaide
maul ine, In the fa
likee often the-frien
inf he's done my bo '
a hunt* 'My w
to anent
I'd get r
like that
"So th
nin, thau
"Not it
Eons elous y strakin
'trickle* had bruise
"The Marshal -come
axed Me ef I wante
an' I told 'ine he *as
Georgeovras jest pl
them dern triggers 'I
'Tin glad you feel
. said raillyer, and he
.1 ace,' sat down ' at hi
. to read his mail.
Two citizens of
warehouse their bus
using the desks wit
Hanks, , a tall, lank,
fifty-five years of a
one coiner of the o
long brown beard,
low skinned and ne
Confederate veteran
war, developed a e
for Faking money o
' nate Beetle's he'had
He wai a well to, d
sold farmers theit
an enormous profit.
cooking stove to a
eonsidered good secu
seribed In the "ire
note of •which he wa
sever Wore a vest,
ids thin coat were al
notes and accounts
kis perion to hay. th
:mutts notice when
linquent The ethe
Kenner; a jovial cot
elor abeut forty-five
was the very life o
When he bad busin
• Wald be as long fac
any one elee; but ey
was apt telaubblesu
very moment no One
Kis chief anauseme
Hanks, i whom he s
"Old Liberality," or
He spoke ,with a
ended in a rasping in
infectioute Hanks
known te smile, and
.er 'would have seen
way, he seemed to
ciate's levity. It wa
there was a good fir
stove,' and the two
-George 1BuOk1ey sat
at his 4sk1at work
"Say, George,' whi
threw a cigar stum
aed leaned back be hi
ever henr that tale B
In' on Lib, a out his
II"
used to be Ithe jun
George sm led Ind
without loo ng rou
not, .[ !
"Lib Made
ness doWn 4
-said Kenner.
his star
the fur
"Jest
in the junk husi-
end a' the street,"
fter the surrender
titer wits a lots o' scrap iron an' the
like lyin' around, an he made ,money
an? shiPpin' it to iron.
he he added eivheat an'
as a side line, an' one
had a party big stock of
a shack tuck flreJ A wind
.buyin' it u
foundries..
peas ale co
fall when h
- everything
was a -b min' an' things 10044, shaky.
: A line O' bucket passers was formed to
the nighest Well, an' we was dont' Flir-
ty fair : wer when Lib come loPin#
ic
' down the s eet, makize a noise like a
• ncee fulll o'. ater. When he 'feed what
nse wag- dein' h.e got awful rattled az*'
Terfed roy. uff to tote out the stuff i I
wasn't nigh 111), but Bill; Gower says
. when some er• the crowd laid hold o'
the vrbeat ,sacks Lib -.Tiled at tem, iLet
tbe 'vrii0at alone,- it's insured; tete ,out
the scrap iron!" , '
George laughed at MA recital, but
flanks rtlinsplY swung his toot baek and.
forth- inad clieveedtthe end of his .un-
lighted .1eigar. Vet 'all appearances' the
had not 'heard , a wo of hat'whad
beenentid. : .•-----.
COU(U1, DOP
blikexoundtbroati of aoretbroz. ts; anal
hs, eon: coldrh-oraeough cane- y that
does our% Paysielans commeod
etb Oen use la sal irAtetions of the untione
latt4ges. Nice tattoo. Demand tbe tares.
eorneoxt kind intbp,xitdAukt:yalltmc ubcpt.,3
WILL
THEY
"We put the
Dere "but Lib didnrti
was hopplie".
its .head offdein'
railly saved his Ii
'a' dropped dead in
'a' !opt by that blaz
4`tf thar's anybdc
out," said Ken -
ell) a. bit. Ho
a chicken with
ast dance, We
beliete he'd
• tracks ef he'd
at night." ;
that loves a
nickel moron you d " grunted the
note shaver's "I'd likel to see 'im. 1
never heard O . -anybody giti,dn' anythilfg
out'n you." . -
Kenner laughed. ,
started out I'll admit 1
-Lib. You know ray d
farm o' hie when I We
set me up in the r tiail
ness. He talked to
the deadbeats 'yin'
that I suspicioned
. whar I attended wee
. bind in his account o
'ins up an' told 'im tile
attendhe church Mott
calse he wasn't totin*
couldn't" -Kenner lan
ly-"git any speritual, good listenin' to
v
a man an' ' il onderin' e I'd ever get my
money. tie paid up en' quit me; but
I didn't care; my religi n improved., an'
Lut
he went off
seventy-two
. Lampkin te-
thens fer four
'When 1 fust
purtY close,
dd esnotyld4anelittanle,
dceii bust-
mucl* about
at fer suckers
the preacher
n'. He -got be-
ce, an' Lha_uled
reason I wasn't
reglar was be -
fair, an' that
ghed impulsive -
when his t
owin' brotl
dollars an'
fused to •11,
rna was
er Lamp,
odd cen,
p the h
year 'afterwards." J ,
Ilillyer titrned round in his eheir and
'Mailed. His face hadt healthier glow
and hie eye a deep' r twinkle- than
usual Toilook at hi M one would not
have susprted that he had inessed
through a torm the ght before that
had almost Oaken bt soul out of his
body, ,
"I've always though you'd inaist on
your rights,", he said t Benner, "An'
the truth le it's the nix way to get
on in busineiss."
"Well," answered e cotton buyer,
"I had to labld folk'own, Kn Hill-
yer. , I was green b1id. but I reckon
I ripened p rty qui-. Thar was a
young store eeper- ne door to nee,
Joe Gibbs, 4s sheep a brier. Ile
could mtllti ly four tgures b* four
figures in hs bead en' give You the
answer in al minute. He used to tell
me who wonid do te credit an' who
wouldn't, a I alwasis relied On his
t
judgmenI
"But, Lor ' I cayn't1 set here tenth?
yarns all p . Finti In' to handle a
sight o' cott n 'fore ndown; We roll -
In' in like a! elle pa de." ,
.
The day's ustness 'ad realty begun.
Mountain m n. came with samples
Of their ton or rain. Bascom
Truitt had n' armf of the snowy
staple. "Th r's a wFfo1e gang ,o' ten
wagons fro beyanttl the Tennessee
litte," he sal te Ken a "Thejr want
to know wh t's yorel1 est figure."
Kenner 1)0 ed the ds apart at the
'Window and answere :
-Dth y take 7 offer et .'em
"Seven-eigrhs is t best / nein do,
Bas. If ,
• to drive It ' p to tho side doott I've
rented spa e fer 5 0 bales I here.
I hope' they in't wat r packed or got
any dead ni gers stowd away In 'ern.
Slavery's oy r, an' w, never did buy
'em Iv tiao ounclertoh
Truitt stun d.
"They'll leyou ha'� It," he geld.
They want1 to tank p -an' go back
home."
, Ho was 1tun1ng aw; y When Haeks
:detained Binli. "Thar'4 several in tbat
'gang thet owe Me $r supplies," he
• said, pulling' out his ' bunch of notes.
"Bas, tell !en' I'm P epared te cash
the'r checks.'
,"All right, gr. Hank
• mountaineers "I'll tell 'em."
Keener went out tc receive the cot-
ton, and, Hillyer folio ed to nedicate
:the space Kenner we to. use.; This
left George Buckle* ad the note shav-
er alone together. George wgi'writing
*lien Hank stood ut. and 'Jelled on
the desk nee to ,him.1 He cleared his
throat and clewed WI cigar for a mo
-
• went, then be said atikwardlyt
"I hain't flinch of a - and to talk, but
I've been wantin' to say semelato you
ever since yore pa g in his trouble,
but somehow. I couidnrt git to it., I jest
feel like tellint you that I'm yore ;friend,
an' ef it had been in y power I'd 'a'
helped you oi t o' all th t mess," „
"I thank ,ou, Mr. '1 ankl," George
returned, - with a fine of gratittule.
"I'm glad -to know y�.felt that way:"
The old man cough and stroked his
, beard with, his sera • y hand. "I've
been watchin' yore R ogress, George,
-ever since HIllyer '• . ck you Op.- I
reckon I waft nitre lir erested le it on
account o' my bad Itz with My own
,. boy. George, Bob hal t Wuth OA room
In hell, nur never will e." e '
George avoided the 6 6 bearing down
on him when he nnswir red: !I
"Of course I can't di tate to yam, Mr.
Hanks," he i said tan ously, "but I
think you glee wron about Bob. I
think he will, turn o t all right when
be's a little older. Fly ixi 710 the so-
ciety set her and b 1 Of then* have
well to do. pa ents, a the trutkls he
• doesn't knowe
low to b gen. I think he
i
: wants to, by ,
a after
w.11
, said the long
*ales alara
111011ey fer nm, to
',sneered Ina ks. "No
„• a iladdratte4 idiot to
hands whe *he ha
energy to k asp ,woo
. fires nt home? He's
that'he's got business
resk 'lin. _ He's the
ever had, George, en' ;
man you've made 0*
ebances 11 matte% me
kick 'lee, 014, he's )es
got no morA y fer 'im
but I'm her tto tell ye
stake at any jine all yo
call on me. ,A3 I estr
you:" •
George flushed as ha
'
e tot
, u :`111 p the
_business on,"
wouldelt I be
money] in his
got enough
cut to ran our
t to fust show
wiener 'fore I'll
nest treteble 1
hen I see *hat
oresel on yore
ad enough to
rotten! I hain't
o ef.
aybobul eneetiwitli,
a
got to dehs
*I've witched
Raked tete ol4
man m anti assured Iijni he was
not itt ned of money. Kenner came in
Tubbier bin hand& Efe was followed
by Inillyor eorith a teleFam in his
hands; he seemed excited as he spread
it open on deorge's ledghtt, ‘‘Tarnell
Co. ser $1.05 a bushel .fe, our entire
lot o' wheat," he said. " het's yore
judginent, George -is It sell or not
sell?"
"I'd let 'er sUdo like a on a now
mountain," spoke up Kenner., "Geed -
tress knows thar'e enogh poflt In it
at that. You bouiht the elifirleston an'
Atlaite lots under eightyan
No one apoke for a moment. Hanks
was paying' only lignt attenton to the
conversation. He was seldem interest-
ed In what did not personally concern
biro.
"I Jett want yore judgment, George,"
said Hillyer in tieproud tone a man
ralgtit have la addreesing 4 aucceseful
sere Suckley's _ eyee held i the eager
leek of the young speculator as they
met the old mettle acited stare.
"I don't like to express myself," he
anawereil finally. "If ftwere my money
I-eieuId, but it Is yours."
"Wein ero're 'welcome to 4 fool's ad-
vice," put in Keneer, deeplyi iuterested.
"I've watched the market ifor twenty
"I fed 1164 like' vou thizt Pm voes
friend,"
Odd. year, an' you'll hit the la
this thing if you &ill kit out while you
got a ehance. Why, Hillyere anybody
can see"- , • • ,
"George," the 'merchant broke In,
with firm earnestness, "I am simply
askingigau for yoke judgment I want
that an' notbin' el."
"Well, there Is nothing elie for me
to do but give, it, then," sa0 Buckley,
"If it were My uInvestmet I'd ehold
,
"Thar, thar, yott old skintinta" cried
Hnlyer trinmabantly as be slapped
Kenner on the alrulder. 4Tou eayn't
scare that bon _to rdeatla; hes got grit;
hen held on till it thunders.':,'
"Yes," retorted the cotton buyer, "an'
George will be like the little iboy a -hold
o' the calf -he'll be yellin fer some-
body be come help, 'lin turn loose."
Hillier's face Was beaming. He sat
down at his desk, and, tailing up it
telegraph . btank, Ire began to _orrite.
Kenner pointed to hi -rt as he touched
George on the arm. "Got back his
senses it last," he laughed; "he's goin'
to take that offr."
1
Hillyer looked up with a Smile. i
1
"Goo4a1e & Bank, Nulty -pie, offered i
me 10,000 bushels by this racienin'a Wire 1
at $1.05 a bushel," he daid. "I'm gain' 1
to nab it 'fore ,Tarbell le C. find out I -
whar it's at"
Kenner .whistled softly, growled oat
somethlTig to himgelf, and went out of
the roo. , Hankeiturned from the win-
dow ann leaned o 1 George's desk. "De
ilt
yen reckon yo'r : safe on tleat?" he
asked, end, when iGeorge ikenlied la the
affirmative, he geld slowly: .`,‘By guml
you make me wept to resic.a little my-
saf. nomehow it seems - to me you
could turn the thing yore way, jest
with t , at dem steady eye 0' yorene
But I reckon I'll Stay outside. I neer
was a hand to take reeks„ ain it'll be
fun to watch you One tussle witla it,"
. , CHAPTER VL 1 '
alBUSY than can forget trouble
much eatier than 0. idle one,
, and the activity of hiti Life dur-
i /lug th n week follOWIng his fa-
ther's 'conviction lwas ,a blessing to
George Buckley. tiideek the first Sun-
day afterward etas a sort let critical
period, for every 'citizen 4 the' place
Who had any elsim to reipectability
put on, his best cidothei and, attended
one of the six whiie churches; and our
hero knew that if he was ii) continue
to hold the positiOn be had made for
himself in the social life of the village,
be must not appear to falter or to slink
Into retirement on account cti what had
happened. -
It was a briglet;Thalmy ' day, and
when te went down to the postoffice
after breakfast a the 1141yers" he
1:,
found the -usual gr up of idlers wafting
for the mail. Theie was a barber shop
next door,' and It was tbronged with
churchgoers being shaved and having
their boots poildheli. George bowed to
several of his fseends and; acquaint -
spices, but there was something within
him that • made illirn shrink from a
'closer contact Wit any' of them, par-
ticlilarly at be f nded -IntI -noted on
their faces expee ions of all sympathy
that was gaffing to his eensitive spirit.
;so when he bad taken his Mail from
the little, glass fa • g lock hex/Instead
of pausing to spea to OA tbe busied
himself with look ng over the letters
and turned ,down toward 10203 ware -
bowie. One 'coin eunkation ;was from
a confidential bro er, -informing I1111-
yer that wheat hid risen to $1.04 a
busheland &Avis gableueta .holcl; on,
as, the market eh
ward. tendency.
porter Jake oh a
him the letters an
them up to Hiilye
of maything else
vaarehouse, shut
and went beCk to
sat down at the
shine, and almost
of It he had allow
despondency to
"What Is the -use
"How am I to fig
half an hour he
f '(Odettatt
wed a decided up-
leeting the negro
rner, Budikley gave
told hiria to take
,and then, for leek
do, he entered the
he door filter him
hie room. Here he
indow la the sun-
efore he Was aware
.d feellity, of 'utter
eecend Opole him,
" he asked hlufee:r.
t thraeghr Fee
at thus le the eeje
011 S.T
STTGGE
Nq HOW
RELI
"er Fir
While no WO
periodical stiff
be the plan of
suffer so seve
on a woman's v
SoMetlaing is w
Tight or it will
ment of the wh
Thousands o
grateful letters
Lydia B. Pin
pound overcom
and irregulariti
It prevides
cape from dis
weaknesses and
- The two foll
vin
otacbinieglycowinhpaot
they cannot
thonsands of
linMissMatilda
gton
Dear Mrs. Phalth /a
: -
"Borne four 3i o mi usnally good
,leealth began to il. 1 had ftevere pains in
'day back, my h d ached. I Would have
dizzy spells, awl g ray monthly perieds
I would suffer in e pant. I Was advisee
to try Lydia E. ikharn's Vegetable -Com-
pound, and I a se glad that I' did, for it
brought new lif and health tome. My
it a duly as w as a pleasure td tell you
monthly period.s • ere natural an painless,
and my general ,• ealth improved. I have
not had an ache r a pain sincei and I feel
what your m ne has done for Me." -
None. Loui cideazie, of Mount Car -
!lel, Monteeal,
is entireii free from 1 start,4 to
tality. When‘pain exiets ei, ... Pi 0:;indi :
ong which should be set
seemto
..tibha,:atdtYsithiffe4nterie:ta
atUrg eitthdar reroart
. This is 4 severe strain °e'en a'' net t 1
ead to a aerioes derange- l'altticall Ti.7att°1
le fentale o eenism. testine I fi
Re it fOr painful perit ds ete
ured me WAS not buil rise&
with bl' ding headaebt,s rznd
seemed. i!.mt I mui4 st sun.
• ted frou five to ten
nd you ran nntl&-ztaniti
get relief. 1 am in l,est.
what your
to giye
a• what ypur ineditiny
in tUL
the die.reesing tile of women.
testi.. Oily shOula be accept
en a• co -milting evidence
R P nizham'e Vegetable
etande without a peer es a mil
I
VAMP of 4 din. E. Pikl
Me Co ipoundirests upon the
gratit (loot Canadian women
II wonen are roubleti With 1
s, dieelaceinexits or ale-ex:die <A
women- halZiestified in ,(1°'..-e r
to. Mrs. Pinkba.ro that Sucl
ham's Vegetable Com- all wo
s women's special -pains Lydia
fe and euro Way f es- flruarilill:
re:Blinseues:lgesitnersr tIcillansogeeorousn- ted
11 nyddiawilEia'aPino f.4oraorewo'smVene-, walriVthi
il to bring hope to hat be -ring -down fe ling,
erers. backa he, bloating, (or
weal ebility, nrege
icbardson of 177 Wel-
gstone„Ont., writes prostra4 joie, or are ,t
(11ZZill(Wz
there 39 one . I
dia Pinkli
at once removes
to buy any other
the hest
inflan • tioe,
the ocs, _
ilatule cy)„
and n Tvous
with e
writes
Dear Mrs. Pink
"I had heard a about Lydia'
E. Pinkisam's raponud before
Ask Mrs. ainvs Advice—A Worn
eh symptoms
ness, lassitudie excitability, irritab
nerven nese, sleeple..enees, melene
they should inemb
and t e rem _dee L
Vegeta le Co pou
such tr ubles. lie.
medi ' e, for feu nec
Do 'I hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham f them is atkything
about- yourj sickness you do inot
under tand She' will treat You
with indn st and her advice is
free. No 'it °matt ever regretted
writi herr and he has hefped
thousands. Address Lynn. Mass.
an Beg Under§tandp, Woman
FOrMtdrd tiette
e .-tripst Convincing el:anip e of Ithe
ti emendous strides, whiclk recut yeiars
have witnessed in fine tail ring; is
Progress
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