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OPENED 3:CASES:
Consistingof
E'residents,
Whitney -s,,
Nap Cloths,
Persians,-
Astracans:
Seaettes,:
Dogskine
Colors, imitable for Ladies'- Jacieses.
•
VELVETEENS.
row
Bine, €been;, Purples Maroon, Grim
son, White, &c.,: &c.
Xis° _another lot Of
lied and
*g Shawls,
Breakfast Shawls,
Sona;
Clouds,.
Scarfs,;
Woo/ Mitts,
eel Cif#is,
1 Wo41 Gaiters,
Bootees,
Infantees,
Gloves, -
Hosiery,:
&c, &,c,
We slide Show.
A ' UR,DA, Ott':
tl 0
comi,lae line of
k ,
ILDREHS' _ FURS
Geaan. Mink,
South Sea Seal,.
Plain. Seal,
Grebe and
Ermine.
we willsell cheap for cash only.
':RE:R THE P.LAC
OrpoS to M. R} Gomater's, Jeweler.
OeFFNIAN OS
Suicide for a Blunder..
Tri a touching little story of Pail
1eyse's, called,' The J)ead Lake, kc, a young
physician is so shocked by the death,
through his negligence, of a girl, his first
• patient, whore he only 'then discovers to
secretly tellnn
have $300 as his
The covetousnesE
appointed br>her
til he was on fire
venge. He was
have loved him, that he resolves never of dull moral per
again to practioe his profession, and his brother; and
Vain before by life
ing his wrath. he
ill-used aucl otitr
01) His passion grew
over _his wrongs,
brother enjoying
homestead drove
sake of revenging
a few huucli•ecl d
handl in his bi•
o
men more c&elicat
profusely tempt(
thieves or :meed.
thousands, this
brought three aw
desolated what sho
happy, home, and -trear One
lurid t d l ht on the oh
1ci
'lo
love of money is the root o
N. r. ''rthun'.
fiially, driven by remorse,' deterrnr
commit suicide. He is, accord
about to drown himself . in : the
Lake, when to the lonely_ inn,
4 borders, where he is writing hi
well letter to the world and ttrlife
a lady with a stek child.
medical aid to be, had 13dthin mil
des. to
ugly,
Dead
its
fare-
cfines
is no
s, and
unless our physician breaks his vOw and
.
postpones his fatal , resolntou the child
must die. To the practice& story -ready
er, it is, perhaps, needless , to mention
that the child does not die, but that, in-
s end, the physician, reconciled to life,
marries the lovely widow, and all go off
happily together in a coach and four.
In Boston, the other da3, a Sadder
ending befell a story, from Ulhicli Hey se
aright have copied the' idea cif his own.
A young doctor, attached toithe staff of
- the City Hospital, was called up at a
late hour ono Tuesday night to prescribe
for one of the female nurses, who was
suffering from nervous depression.. Once
or; twice before he had given her opiates
for the same trouble, and; upon a' hasty
examination, repeatedl the prescription;
In themorning she was dead. It was
then discovered that when` Dr. Foster
had prescribed for her opnana, site was
already under the influence of the:drua,
as 1 that the double- dose had undoubted
la killed her. l3pon; ascer;ainin„ this
f t, the unfortunate young mean, <it once
taking upon himself the responsibility of
the girl's death, retired to his room and
committed suicide by severing the femor-
al artery. Before assistance could reach
hi , he wasquite dead.
It seldom happens that the most con -
se entious physician, whatever pain he
m y suffer from the fatal consequences of
ei r that is inseparable from. mortal
know edge, is wrought to such an extreme
of rerttorse as to be driven to self-destruc-
tion. f Dr. Foste'r`s case is not, indeed,
without precedent, and that of compare-
, lively recent date. One of the most emi-
nent of the many eminent practitioners
who have of late years adorned, the pro-
fe�sion of medicine in 1 ngland, commit-
te suicide under very similar cireuni-
s aces. He had advised a certain
co rs of treatment for a distinguished
pa}tie t, 'of exalted position, which his
- callea- nes disavowed. Death followed,
and the surgeonblew his brains out. Had
Dr. Nelaton failed ui the well-known
o ration on the Prince Imperial; per-
fo med at great risk and against the dx-
t opposition of the Emperor', he rni ht -
e followed the smile course. But
se were cases of men in whom the
atest professional eminence and a
g and brilliant career might be sup -
ed to add to the pangs of remorse the
stiilll keener mortification, of failure axed,
perhaps, profes ional ruin. That a young
m n, a mere st`udent, only, twenty- three
ye rs of age and just at the outset of his
caeer, should l ave been shocked to the
pont of suicide by'a not unnatural mis-
take, agues a degree of sensibility and '
feasional pride, we might say of pro-
ioned enthusiasm, which would prob-
)CiaYe made him, hacl he lived, -the
tf.thent of rare usefulness and coni-
t suffering humanity. What makes
se even .mare peculiar is that the
ose which the girl took is believed
ave beeu likewise taken for the pur-
f committ=ng suicide, so that Dr.
is error, owever it may have ae• l
rested, was nr:t, perhaps, the only or IAS ou:hand a full .sit ek of t os�e superior Si -
era
th
gr
log
John that
part of th
:and rano()
flamed aux
he should
irthright,
f the dis-
arned un -
with a d sire for re
110t a viols t
eptious b
So wore tl e
ea the fats a
fa cied h
get by a
on him a
ant' the
he
hi.
bi
Qua
the
1y.
sci l
:rer.
yet
ulr
man, nor
he hated
brand of
:e. Nurs
n1 elf most
si pplanter.
1 e mused
iglit of his
omfort, c'f a frugal
wild. Sn for the
self fo t. e loss of
s he i n rued his
's blood. Just
L as
urtur d Ind more
)eeome cfaulters, •
for sake of
ng M farmer
iurders his soul,
ha been a
1.
li(
In
0i
ve
pro
fes:
abl
ins'
foci
the
first
to
pose
Fo�t
cel
eve
cin may
blaiide between
of'rernance
•
more a
ro erb, The
all evil.—
A Coinci en e in 834,
hlacolm Career n s artecl lid Bathurst
Courier,• at the Helen villa; f Perth.
James Thompson an risk la 1,came from
Montreal to take the place of foreman.
Dawson Derr, n iv of Otte, ra, was the
printer. John Hughes was li printer's
" devil." Thin -nine years of erward, a
short .time ago. the four inc of the plat-
form of the railw y station' t forth, one
-Hon. Mialcoliu C, tneron, an ther Sheriff
Thompson, of t .nark., a hi •d Judge;
Hughes, of Elgen, and the fo irth Dawson
Derr, a delegata t a Sab1 ate S q'heel Con-'
vention then sit ug. That wa (s the first
staff of the Batliu st (Ranier, ac we think
ne staff of any pa er can be ounce to have
stood the wear oftune and c ret mstaeces
with equal success. i\Ir. C%; patron attri-
butes it largely tel their be ng all "cold
water men." Ta years of er, (in 1S36)'
Mr. Cameron vet to'Parlia exit with 66
associate Liberals • only two f Whom, be-
sides himself, are now survi ing --Ogle R
Gowan and Uharlbs Bockus, the latter of..
Picton.—Ottawa Tines.
SEWING MACHINES
PIANOS, ..O CANS AND
f 1
ELODE 4) S.
+
The Best curlCheape in tke JIfal-ket. The
Chea pest, bedau a hey ar . the Best.
0. C. /I�.LSI�ON,
the •
essential cause: of death. In- 1 lent Sewing Machin iu s,
1 rev
In -
al astill closer resein (. "THE FLORENCE
he incidents .of fact and t'
Over .'20f) of which have; been s ld in the County
The medical p ofession involves terrible. of Huron within the pts
Also, on hand a full of
res • onsibilities ; but it has also rare coma= first clails ivachine5 .
pen ations, as th poor youth niiglit have; : Nets fork .sinter, Montreal -, diger, Appleton,
lea fedi had he been content to drink ' Webster, incl 1 ockelani serf Harnil on, 1tnyniond of
the litter of sees , :ce with its sweets. /If (Tuelph, anti s encs of 1>1 rth, Ont..
A Lumber of second- itnd O- born, Gardiner,
all t octors who Ade fatal blunders in Lockman, Wainer, Ray oud
an
`rloiti e 14fachiues
dist nosis or trea mend were to;kilrthem- for sale, uhc tp or to rent
see s, the rank of the profession would Sewing Machines of _ til mak s repaired on the
be udly deplet• d. But if there were ' shortest notice•
mo e, doctors_ wi ling . to kill themselves
for sunders, th re would be a gratifying
di ®+ i iutiou in th ° lists of mortality.- V.
IT. '; ?Ines.
A Sor -d Tragedy.
n and Jo n Gordonwere.
t
three s.oaths.
t ortnieu of the following
0. C. WILL ON
Can defy the world on
MUSICAL I STR M.ENTS,
Jacob rpassod.
niers of Ii strumen s which he sells
' have a reputation that flare n t be questioned.
u Maine. Something like He seller for no second -c1 iss firms
b and Esau seems The 3fethusek and Klteinway Pianos, Prince,
to .save grown up with the young men. eons Mason Hamlin, and 'staff 0' ins and'14lelod-
On was thrifty* industrious and Special inelneements oo i instruments from noel`
r his old father's to 1st of Januar;,:.
a o account" young -
d squirrel-huirtin ' and
averse' to hard labor. AGRICULTURAL
er various experiment's, Such as Straw craters, Grain
is little fade; to Anion, Cutts:=, Sawing Machiuss and
I
dustriously in the field of the best, always on nd,
John, meantime, had
" c.dne-chores" about among the neigh- T
bogs; had let himself at intervals as hired W .SHIN G` MACHINES
Almon the sons Both in Price end Quality, heca. anot besn
of , small farm r, living in1 borvclike
The =inured
Wa do Count
tle� lel rivalry o
Al
� cI a ti—a Aman a
lien John wa
fell w he lik
slei hing, but w
Th ?old man,; of
deeded to lease
wh p wrought it
and wood -lot.
1M
LEMENTS,
.Crushers, Boot
orse Powers, all
man, and hacl lived a generally thriftless
and,. shiftless. l fe.. Almon finally se
-
•carred from his father certain writings
whi h cave hi + absolute control, if not
041 rship, of
wast exceeding)
beefs u:npr os.pel
fairs arid he
apt. S
an' nynious let
:fi1e tions, war
+
ne
m
.tht
he farm. At this John
wroth. He had. also
+us in his little love of
vas embittered and dis-
tne person had written
ers to the object of his
ing her that he was a
er-do-well nil a vagabond. This
Wanness he c
wife of
mild be eve
T
a
rte cid for one
n glat,: after some bitter talk, the -broth
e s /*eat to bbd under the same roof.
`l �varcl morn; John rose up stealth -
illy and crept i
as sleeping w�
lililreil.
led, this . sore
arged to his sister-in=law,
hired; He . swore t he
"frith the whole family. NOTICE TO FAR
re feud. culm'nated in: ab
uarrel aoait
q HE • dersigned hs 4T her pre
On the farm, au.c � • • - 13 t h that fi e
1 .
4t'> --
Ana CLOTHES j'� BINGE S on hand. •
01 C. W ILLSON SEAFORTH..
1
NEW HAR
E 4J ail hit ' E
POSITOl
BRUS
e
ESQ SHOPi
EL
THE Subscribers `wish to state that they have
opened out a first-ult ss:
HARNESS SHO
Whore they will keep on
of everything in
Harness, Saddles, W
Brushes, . Cur
Bells, ; -B
And everything that is u
class Hat
LIGHT &
HE
Of every description mac
of the very best inatoria
peti
Good Workman
1
IN BRUSSELS,
handl choice' selection
heir 11110, such as
ps, 'trunks, Valises,
comk1s, Cards,
ankets,
ually found in a dfirst-
ess .r.
VY HARNESS
in the latest style; and
, at prfoos that defy emu -
ion. -
hip ( uaranteed.
COL
Of every description mad
not t
A call is respectfully s
elsewhere.
Illepairiat„, Prom
�Shop immediately N
Turnberry Street, Brusse
DUNCA
-aw which b longed. o. un
� ,l,nd broil Lelkshue �
rich John. to •k, leave. to saw year. at Harpurhey, 1 et.er knoll•,
of the neighbors. One t;htak's brisk house, • it $1 each,
time of service, civilb-j he piil'i
reiee scary.
809
e
s
t ie wife and one of the children, 1e iviug THE SEI: 'TH
t ie second chid for dead. He'theli fired.
t e house and alarmed the neighbors. -
is alarm wa. premature ; the tire was
tinguishecl: the horrid. butchery le=as
anifest ; Ire was arrested, tried, and.
a l 'ednesda T last, convicted of Murder
i i -the first de free.
The details of this sot did story,
rought out in the course of the trial,
we glimpses of a mean and common -
lace life wl ich only hrough violence
ud 'blood rise into the dignity of a
ragedy. Th
ieset'by his 1
ud their s+
+rother-s wrai. gling over potty details of
omely farm if and inflamed with heart- -
nirnrn ;s abs
nd wood -lo ,
And there w
ing to keep
Ito the room where .lhnon
ith his wife and two little
li an axe from the woiod-
id Cain slew his brother,
TOS.
305
ERS.
wises a thorough -
1 serve sows tins
as .the late Dr.
o be paid at the
ege 01 retnrn if
1CLELLAN D.
RE
re was the weak old man
atural affection for his sons
Nish ` greed. There the
it the ownership of field
and the use of a saw.
the poor old mother try -
peace in the family, and
DRESS
TTAS been ronlovedl'
John Logan's ol4 s
ertson & Co.'s Hard i
t
begs to state that he
with every convenience and is d
it n first-class est tul li-hrnent.
handl a nice stock of
LADI1.LS' 01116
Of the latest styles.
• LADIES. /AIR CO
And have them s'ai ihtened
v
L.
HAVI C AND HAIR
SAL a' ON
neer yrrfllk:lis, tidjoining
and, and opposite W. Rob-
Store; The proprietor
kys fitted p his new shop
tee pined to unlike
He has also on
19 4. V r BRA rDS
110O10Vd N3O100
is also p
Braids, Belts,' . ' witche
Charges retsonnl}If-
Gents' Wigs furnish
at less than city pipe
A call is respeetfiiply
;.07-52
•TepRaTred to take in
iBING S,
nd worked into
Curls, Ssc,
d o.n til+ shortest notice
8.
solicited • ._.
WILLI: NEWMAN.
to -order, and warranted
hist. -
cited before purchasing
)bey Attemllett to.
.4
rth of Annet's Hotel,
s, Ont.
& DAVID'SON,
Proprietors,
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tdi
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iS M IfOI H.
THE DOMT
1 SAVINGS AND
sooLE1
OF LONDON,
ION
VESTMENT
I
oNl.
cad Office, Iiicliiliond-strcot,
opposite. City Hall
London on
Ont.
li'Established in 1872, for
.ng money on Pim and `l own l?roperty ,it :1 ver
ow rate of interest, and on the most favorabl
lcrnis of repayieent.
Loans for long or: shoat per ods ropavable by in
stallments to snit borrow .rs. Parties purchasin
Farms, building Dwellings or Stores, will find th' •
terms of this Socviety prehra le to any other moil
for instance, $76 00 paiel`at t c end of each hal.
year, will pay back botL piinciltle and interes
upon moan of $1,000 in _0 y ars. If paid y ar13,
$157 20 -will do it.
Money can be obtuinel a any time, and slit 11
little or ue delay beyond- the time necessarily o+-
cupied in the investigation if title and prepart
tion of the mortgage.
For further particulars as
by letter to
Secretary and Tres.
1 Or to ALONZO,ST1tONt+, 1
l! .forth. 280-52
- THE ROYAL MAIL STAG -E.
Rl -li os'al Mail Stagellea\ es Ses.forth for wall,
ton, Brussels, Wr seter, and Tintermediate
points, every afternoon u-tl' <t_ Ell/
press Train from the I ast.
every morning, nncl aiziwes
ft
WILO
N
HAV THE BEST AND
ERYANDG
YOUNG,
POP/TIT,POPIT,
CHEAPEST STOOK. OF CROCK-
ASSWARE IN TOWN.
WILSON �;' YOUNG'S WINES AND LIQUORS ARE WORTHY
O A TRIAL.
IF' YOU WANT CHEAP F
WILSO
ALE and PORTER of the best
ILY GROCERIES OF ANY KIND GIVE
& YOUNG A CALL. -
rands, in wood and bottle, always on hand.
WILSON & YOUNG,
Scott's Brick Block, Seaforth.
TAILORING AN
CENTS' FURNISHINGS
AT
CAMPBELL'S
CLOTHIY9{PORITJM.
Fan Stock Now Complete in Every Department.
1,000 Overcoats and Pea Jackets — First
Class;-Readymade.
GOOD BARGAINS FOR CASH.
,Wellemember my Stock ;:his Fall Surpasses anything b have opened before.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
CHEAPER''1'HASEVER!
•11111 SL1DSCRIEER ' HAVING BECENTI SUGARS, PLiRCHASBD A. LARGE QUANTITY OF
FRUITS
TEAS, .
AND CE[ ERAL GROCERIES,
AT PRICES ill O
LOWER THAN THE CURRENT MARKET VALU +'.
6 is j
Is enable
to giv the public even
it r,
BETTER BARGAINS THAN HER
The goods are now in stock, and the
•
get theh share oftho
sing at the UcgIuTrcd Store.
TOFORE.
ihhabitants of Town and Con tr are invited to come and
JAMES Mt RPHY
ezia-Stret, Sea forth.
TOVES & TINWA
0
Car
all kinds, and in endless variety at
E SPECIAL NOTICE.
S. WITITNEY'S,
'cheers Block, Main street, Seafor
Pure god and che p, wholesale and retail lit Mrs.
COnIAL OIL,
USTOIVI WORK
a01 all 1.--nd.s promptly attended to tel nen ly exe-
i N W GRST . MI L.
JOHNSON k. BROTHE ,
1 -win E thanking their numerous elate ,ers for
i biisines , which they hove heretofore untied on,
wish to a.nnoun cc that they have recently omplet-
.FLOURING & GRIST ILL,
nrer, Loudon, Ont.
sq., Valuator at Se
of -It leaves wroxeteit
t Seaforth in time tot
the mail train going East. Comfortable coacheap
and good horses -are always _kept on the road.
Every. attention is paid to passengers, and pareel$,,
luggage, &c., carefully 1 oked after and promptl
delivered. Charges mo erate.
EXECUTO 'S NOTICE.
-N-oncE is hereby en1 to all parties havinp
-LI claims against th estite of the late William
J. Stoddard, of the To wnship of Hay, County of
Hnron that they mnst forward the same, properly
gned, on or before the let
Also all parties indebted
settle the same with OA°
xecutor, Ben -Afiller P. 0.
attested, to the under
day of January, 1874.
to the said estate mus
undersigned at Once.
80641
. On the •anie preniises as their saw mill, on the
Par lin Stanley, °lee mile south of Varna.
The -fill is littei I up in the best style, ind eau
turn out as good elour as can be. memitfactured
any place. It is a so furnished with a stone for
Which can be done at any time.
We a -e prepared to do both (Mating a
ping a
their p
done p
d Chop -
any time, and those who fay° • ITS with
tronage may rely upon having dr work
omptly
• exchanged for wheat on usual te
J. JOHNSON & BRO HER.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYW HERE
To sell our
INT "N.AT
Of the Dominion of Canada.
Progte from 0200 to $,800 per month Perma-
nent elnployment.
311-6 , 82 Ring street East Toronto.
CLINTON OOLEN MILLS.
MONTREAL HOUSE.
DUNOAN&,
DU OA
-;
WE HAVE much pleasure in caning
your attention to our stoelk of Dry -
Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings,
Boots and Shoes, and Hats and Caps,
which havebe n selected with great care,
and with a view to first-class value; and
will be found replete with .all the novel-
ties of the season in the various Depart-
ments, viz :
DRSS GOODS.
Black LUstres,
Swiss Repp,
Figured IltiStIM,
TRE Subsciiber beg to announce that. his Fee-
J.- tory is now in fn I operation, and would call
attention to the saw ior stock of Moths that he
has on hand, which he is offering s.t-, prices that
will convince all of the 'benefit of A. loeal factory,
feeling assured that a 1 will reAlize the saving over
importation, as a pr )of, see the following prices :
Union Tweeds, Mc tc 70e.
Frilled Cloth, 5e to 90c.
Union Flannels, 50e tei0e.
Blankets, &c.i on hand.
Also, th•ey, Red; a d White Stocking ,Yarns.
My customers thr ugh the - county, who were
formerly supplied b nay peddler, will he waited
upon in a few day. -1. 13V. roy von, 'who will either take
orders. or supply them. at once with the article
Special Rates when PurohaSed! by the
'est= Carling att.ded. to.
ALL, IS SOLICITED.
THOS. R. FOSTER.
Cloth Felling and
AN EARLY
TO THE PUBLIC :AT LARGE.
W. H OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
Black Colored Cobourgs,
Crape Cloths,
Persian Cords,
A11- Wool Plaids,
R Jaen Cords.
FANCY DRESS GOODS IN GREAT
EMPRESS CLOTH, ALL
SILKS AND POPLINS.
We would draw especial attention to this
class of Goods, as we have seem--
- ed. mote than usual value in
Black Silks,
Color I Silks,
Poplins, ka black an Cont.
fapanese
A CHEAP LOT OF WOOL SHAWIJS.
WINCEY'S,,
Aberdeen and _Manchester Winter., in
all Shades of Colors, at Low Prices_
GENERAL STAPLE GOODS.
Hollands„ Linens, Denims, Grey and
White Cottons, Shirtings •
and Sheeting&
CC
44 ae
aa
Qs-
iCal
SIGN ok 41HE SCOTCH COLLAR.
A ehoiceassort ent of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Bells,flor e Clothing, &c., kept eoruitantly
on hand. Rep& •ing promptly attended to and
charges moderate. Remember the place sign of
the Scotch Collar. W. II, OLiVEB.
OUR OVERCOATINGS, CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, AND CENTS' FUR-
NISHING DEPARTMENT
Will be found on examination worthy the
attention of the closest buyer, as will
also our stock in peavers, Presi-
dent Cloth, Broad Cloth,' TrowSerings,
Doesleins, Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, Vest-
ings Waterproofs, &c. Shirts, Ties,
Scar'fs, Braces, Collars, &e.
HATS, CAPS & FUR GOODS.
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.
Flannels in all Colors of Lancashire.
Saxony and Welsh. Plain and Stripe
Shirtings. Printed. Flannels.
BLANKETS—Our stoela is very full
and of first-class value—White Blankets,
Brown Shanty I3laakets, Bhie and Brown
Horse Blankets, Railroad. Wrappers—
Plain, Striped arid Fancy.
UMBRELLAS -
Silk, Cotton, and Zanilla—in all the
Latest London Styles.
Marseilles, Honeycomb and Colored.
A full assortment of Overcoats awl
Pea Jackets, as -well as Men's and. Boys'
Clothing generally, Special attention
Paid to ordered work, all nts guaranteed..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A full stock of seasonable goods in
Men's Cowhide Kip and Calf Boots, and
Cal , &c. Misses' and Chilfiren's,
fall es.
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