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Physiciat), Sur-
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Parties in -
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T'ORTER,..
GAIETIES
The hair of au Edinburgh lady
turned, whitt in a single momentlast
-Week. She ifell into the family flour
barrel,
—A pert young maa once said te Swift,
"Do tent know, Mr. De.au, that I set op
for a wit!" ‘ Do you say's° ?" answered
Mr—Swift ; "take my advice and •sit
. down again!' ,
—A good many reasons have been given
why a ship is by commie) consent desig-
. nated, as of the female gtinder. Another
his just turned up: No, it is not be-
cause she is in. stays f nor nothing of that
kind' It is because so much attention
has to be 'Aid to her rigging.
—A dress -maker's ap reutice speaks of
her cross -eel lover as the fellow whose
looks are cift bias.
• —One fortunate thing in being a king
is that kings never have to get up nights
;and lug the potatoes in beside the coal.
stove.
—"Did you break that window?" "To
of an unfinished house upon .which the
carpenters were at work, carelessly lean-
ing hack against the wall readings while
the cats were lyingnear me on the rock
pavement which formed the floor on the
passage. One of them sprung iseddenly
ana gave Me a sharp -blow uponethes side
of my knee, which atteacted my, notice
slightly ; but as they often did some-
' thrugtof the sort to induce me, to lay
aside my book when they wished me to
give them water Or play with them, I
did not pay particular attention to it, and
resume my reading. Soon one of them
leaped three or four feet m the air and
strAck 1116 on the shoulder, and instant-
ly the other mining alinost . as
high as EV head, atid "°eked a huge ta- Would intimate to the public and farming coni
EXCELSIOR
EGAIONDVIL'LE,,OYT
Ttheir new
undersigned, haying completed thenew
FLOUR AND GRISTING Migs,
IN EGMONDVILLE,
With•till the latest and most improved machinery,
for the manufaeture of
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
raattola from the collar .of my coat,
which fell heavily upon the ;pavement.
It immediately made.battle" by facing
the eats and raising its two foie legs at
them, and threatening them with a. dis-
play of its fangs. I did not interfere
. with the fight, knowing that. the cats
knew well how to conduct it. They
be sure I did," replied Pat, "and. didn't uickly separated, and one confronted
ye see me marlin' home after the money
to pay for it ?"
L --A man, who had read the New York
Times for 26, years wrote a communica-
tion to that -paper, and the editor headed
it Letter from a Donkey."
—Robert Collyer says "There is no
profane music ; it is all sacred." And the
the enemy while the :other placed him-
self in the rear. When' the spider made
a furious, but ineffeotual spring at the
one. which faced it,. the other 'behind
gave it a sharp pat upon the head with e
its paw which paralyzed it. I then took
It up with a pair of, tongs, and placed it
upon the top of a large conical hill of the
inanity, that they are now prepared to execute all
orders intrusted to them.
GHISTING AND 'CHOPPING
Done with despatch, and Attisfaction given.
howliest of the howly is the mighty ser- useful insectivorous yellow ant of. West7
enade of enaraored cats. ; ern Texas, which is very differeet from
—SorneCherokeewordsare longeuough the grazing ant, for which it is often
- to take a mates breath. Therefore, when
a Cherokee wants a word with you, it is -
no light request he makes.
—" Your feet are not very stylish,"
• said a man to his friend, whose feet were
covered with bunions. " "NO, not stylish, raneau vaults, where I suppose it was
but exceedingly nobby, Was: the good- added to their winter - stores. --December
natured reply. - - ) Dome and School.
—A Brooklyn WOMan remarked to a _----tuato 4.------
friend a, few days ago ; " I don't feel Rumored Marriage Project for
very well this morning. I hope I'm not the French Prince Irnpertal.
goingto have a spell -of sickness until
the Lecher trial is finished'" Diseussing th e prosp ects of Imperialism
--Passenger—``Sir, this is intolerable ; in France, the Paris correspondent of the
it is hot eirough in. this .car to roast the London Times, who is not in the habit of
devil." Conductor—" Oh, no, you're i circulating idle rumor, says :' There has
not roasted yet." Passenger subsides, been talk for some days, with .marked
but he Can't see what there is to laugh persistency, though in a mysterious toile,
at. . . of a projoct of alliance between the -Prince
—" I swear," said a gentleman to his Imperial and a Danish Princes esister f
. , r o
lady love, "you are very handsome." the Priucess Of Wales and the Czariena
1" said the lady, "so you would Daman It is confidentially affirmed
say if you did. not think so." "And.so that the Prince of Wales and. the Queen,
you would think," answered he, "though his mother, are very favorable to this
.
I should not say so." - scheme, that the House of Denmark is
—" Why, Ichabod, I thought you got 'inclined to it, and that Russia alone shows
. marrierl morete a year ago." " Well, some besitation, which, "however, it is
Aunt Jerush, it tvas all fixed, but I found added, will, there is -every reason to
out the girl and all her folks were op- believe, shortly come to an end, so that
posed to it, and so I jest gave 'ern all the marriage will soon be arranged. It
the mitten and. let the thing drop." is objected, indeed, that the Princess in
—The (utterance in mitures was well queetine is two and a half years older
- -illustrated at the depot the other daythan the Prince, who is only 19. Those
Two sisters met " 0, my dear sister !".` who talk of the match and believe, er
said one, exhaustedly, as they embracedwish to believe,, or affect to believe iu it,
" You've been eating onions," said the rePly by dwelling on the eclat and advan-
other, calmly and fearlesslytages sueh an alliance would offer to the
Prmee Imperial. " It would be like a
0 ario3ides of Wooing
Providential indieation," said an enthusi
.
at yesterday ; " the.three -Danish PrM- .
In ol,lt n times it was the fashion for a
a lady eesses would be married. to three heirs of
suitor to gh) down -on his knees to
when litasked her to becoMe his wife, the greatest thrones in the world, con-
i
eeetieetete wa,s sottt a ille Kieg of England and Emper-
which, with very stout ors of France aud. Ruts ei. tVe s hould
an uneomforeable proceeding. The way
bring alliances ready-made, and Germany
in which 'amid Webster proposed to
perhapsi in view' rd this position,- auil in
Mist Fletcher was more modern, being
consideration ef an indemnity, would
at the same time neat tied poetic. Like
make the Princess a wedding gift of the
many other lovers, he was caught hold -
two unfortunate provinces whieh would
ing a skein of thread or wool which the
be an everlasting ,cause of hatred and an
lady had been unravelling. " Grace,"
inev."
said he, "we have been untying knots. ita.ble pretext for war
Let-n4 see if we baa tie one which will ' • --e-----tait•---
not untie in a life -time." With a piece i Dont Marry too Young.
of tape he fashioned half a true lover's :
1
knot, Miss Fletcher perfected it, and a The commonly received maxim ttrat
kiss pat the seal to the symbolical bar- men should marry young, is very good so
gainMost men when they "pop" by far, but they should not marry too young.
.
It is both unseemly that a mere youth
writing are more straighlforward and.
and matter-of-factRichard. Steele 'should be addressed by the reverend name
.
rote to the lady of his heart "Dear
of father, and unfavorable to his progress
w :
in life that he should too soonbeburden-
M rs. Scurlock (there were no misses_ in
ed. with the cares of a family. It is pos-
those days,) I am tired of calling -ion
itively painful, and this is because in
by that name; _therefore say a day when .
some measure unnatural, to see the so -
you wiTh take that of madam. Your
.ber demeanor which marriage somehow
most devoted humble servant, Richard.
or other invariably produces, encroaah-
Steele.;" She fixed the day, accordingly,
ing upon a face w -here the gayety, and
and Steeled her nettle instead_ of her
even the frivolity proper to youth, Might
heart to the suitor. -• The celebrated.
still to reign withont dispute. It is still
preacher, Whitefield, proposed marriage
more distressing t :see a mind of some
mistaken by ignorant or unobserving
people, and which is a pest to horticul-
ture. Myriads of these insect -eaters
soon covered the black, hairy carcass,
and. disappeared with it in their.subter-
.
FLOUR,,
BRAN,
S 110 RT ,
AND
F_E'ED,
Delivered to any part of Seaforth and Egmont" -
vile. All Orders left at Mr. Store,
Seaforth, will De promptly attended to.
M. CHARLESWORTH & 00.
871.
MINK FUR SETS
ALL
PRICES AND STYLES
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
S 0 IR. 'II 1
m -1_
to a young lady a very coo manner
as though Whitefield meant a field of
ice. He addressed a letter to her par-
ents without cousulting the maiden, in
Whieli he said that they need. not be at
all afraid of offending him by a refusal,
as he thanked God he was quite free
range. We dec.dedly think with all due
from the passion called love. Of course
respect for the views which at the ex -
the lady did not conclude that this field,
pediency of an early marriage,tthat no
however white, was the held. for her.
The well-known brothers, Jacob and one ought to venture upon that step till
the most of the first difficulties of lite are
William Griinm, were exceedingly over, and some assurance has been gained
tached to each other, and had no desire
of the possibility of answerine all the pe -
to be married. But it was thought pro of
demands which this. condition
per by their friends that one of them
should become a husband, tind Jacob can be expected. to lead to
being the elder, it was agreed that he
should, be the one to enter the bonds of
married two sisters of Charlie Decker,
SC01E-WHAM MIXED. —Brigham Young
matrimony. A suitable lady was found,
but Jacob declined to do the courting ; and Decker married tw--o darighters of
aeeee, Brigham by other women. All ha,ve
requesting William to act as his
childreu. Now, the offspring of Clara
vVilliint eonsented, but soon forma: out
Decker Ycousins of Charlie. Decker's childrenonne and Lucy Decker Yonne
salience and cons' era,ble promise arrest-
ed
in its career, 'and by the necessity of
tilling a number of young 'mouths, fixed
down to some toil hardly worthy of it,
without the hope of ever again venturing
its owers in fields beyond its present
LADIES' CLOTH
• AND
SENLETTE MANTLES,
that he was in love, and wante the
lady for himself. He could not think, are. . .. .
But the latter are grandchildren of the Londesborough—Representatives in ninon.
such a treasure, and knew not how to MOTTO -4 Merit Commands Success,"
however, of depriving his brother of
former's father,t and consequently
nephews and nieces of . their own •
act. An_ aunt kindly- relieved him in his
cousins. But the nephews of a cousia 844 CHI
DSisT. DOYLE Box A, Owen omit
trict Agent'Grey, Sruce and litil;on
difficulty by tellinu :Jacob, who willingly
—blood relationship holding—are second .
resigned the damsel to his brother, and.
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER,
AT
HOFFMAN' BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
THE AGRICULTURAL.
MITIITTAT.J
Assurance Association o
Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, - LONDON, ONT.!
THE Public will please note that this Aasocia-
tion, formerly the County of ,Aliddlesex Mutual,
has not consented to advance of rates by entering
the Mutual Insurance Combinatiou. Having only
once during its existence required more than half
of amount of Premium Note for a three years'
risk, and that being at time when the -Company
was young and the country baptised in tire, and
having by careful management and liberality with
policy holders been enabled to pass through the
several fiery ordeals of the past ten years without
levying any special assessment on its members,
and having, after the late severe drain on its
finances caused by the excessive fire looses of
1870, 1871 and 1872, still at the Members' credit a
cash reserve (January let, 18740 of
$1O,049 , 07,
With a total Capital of $251,370 12, oar
Board of Directors have deelined the overtures of
less succesetn1 Companies to advance our rates.
In the face of a strong and increasing competition
this old. favorite issued for 1878 the large number
of 13,066 Policies, making the total number
now in -force over 31,000. Parties desiring
insurance on farm property, cheese factories, de-
tached dwellings and their outbuildings in towns
and villages will be waited Ou by the undersigned
sr one of his duly authorized representatives by
tuldreesing as below. The subscriber will continue
Ur visit Huron periodically, add solicits for his
co-operators the same noble patronage that has
been given to the AGRICULTURAL in the past,
and more particularly to himself, as He agent,
during the past two years a ttl a half,
It. V ANTASSEL Clinton • -A. TAYLOR,
want out of the way until she had been EVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
cousins ; hence Decker'e children must
made Mrs. William Grimm. A Scotch hold that relationship toward. each
e °tiler. Decker's wives are half sisters
beadle was the one who popped the
,
law, they are sisters-in-law to their own
father and aunts to their own half sis- -
ters i- Now, if the relationship were SEVEN' SEALS OR COLDEN WONDER
half-blood throughout, the Canons of De- For Intei•nal and E‘ternal Use
He to the -children of their own sisters in M the erimmeet manner. .
took his sweetheart into the graveyard,
and, showing her a dark corner, said;
.
"Mary, myfolkslie there. Would you
like to Iie there, Mary?" \Lary was
.)
sensible lassie, and expressir g her will-
ingness to obtain the right t t be buried
near the beadle's relations by Uniting
herself to him in wecUock. A similar
unromantic view of the subject was
taken by another Scotch maiden. Upon
her lover remar k in g, "1 think l'll marry
thee, Jean," -she replied, " Man Sock, I
would bo muckle obleeged to ye if ye
WOUld."—ECChange.
Cats and the Tarantula.:.
kadia pair of jet-blaek yellowey ed cats,
twin brothers, of very large size, which
follMeewed When walked about slily
grounds, and they usufilly accompanied
me, when I hunted the Texan hares on
the adjacent mesquite prairie or when 1,
angled in my fishing -boat on the Color-
ado River. They were :very much at-
tached to me, and commonly sat near Me
or slept under rny chair or table when. I
was reading or writing. They possessed
nnusnal and I had taught
them a variety of amusing tricks. They
were as useful to me in my war upon
the tarantula,s as the pointer Was in my
'-leonte,st with the snakes, although the
spiders_ Were not so numerous or danger-
ous as the copperheads. One day, I was
sitting in- a passage between two rooms
DR.
RADCLIFFE'S
• GREAT REMEDY,
'LA 101 -
Tin c. GOLCIEN LION.
LOGAN 61. JAMIESON
HAVE much pleasure in tendering their sincere thanks to their numer-
ous mate -mere who so libe allrpatronized them in. their old stand, and
hope for a continuance of
their patronage with as many more as may
choose to visit them in the new and spacious premises to which they
lave removed. Our objeet, in the future as it has been. in the past, -will
be to Keep the Best IProods that can be procured, and with
that object in view our sp ing purchases will be made. We are import-
ing Part of oar Spring St
ck, which has been bought from oue of the
best British Houses. We expect advice of shipment every day and hope
to receive and open them r about the Middle of `LVIarch. Our
Canadian -Goods aro too well known by our own cnstOmers to re-
quire advertising, biit for
would simply Bay that th
people who have not already tried them we
y cannot be beat either for quality or price.
We have already bought heni and would ask intending pm•chasers to
wait until they see our Clottons, which are being manufactured to our
own order. We have changed- the name of our Shop which in future will
be known as TILE G
)LEN 014_ a sign by which we hope
our customers will have IL difficulty in finding our uew establishment.
LOGAN & JAMIESON.
Sign of th-e GOLDEN LION, Main Street, Seaforth.
PIANO.
-TRE
• Great Piano of Atnericasud Enrope. The
chosen to grace "the Salons of the wealthy and
titled, and to charm the cireles of the cultured
'Who gather -there, leaving the noted _Apostles of
the Piano, such us Melberg, GettSchalk, Mar-
montel, Lucca, Kellogg, Rubinstein, &O., enrap-
tured with tb.ese superb instruments.
THE STODART PIANO.
THEIM never was a poor Stodart Pim() Made,
and none was ever known to be returned or
exchanged for any ether, because they have al-
Nvays been bought by discriminating buyers and
in. the history of Piano making Stodatt is Idiown
as one of the greatest 'workmen inventors that
ever lived."—MAssreG.
MARSHALL & WENDELL PIANO.
1) EITA.ENAIIT 11; fnr standing in tune. Any
-1-k• amount of 4 -arability. Beautiful touch. Me-
dium size. Low ire price. Fully warranted.
Matchless tone. 4
Light & Ernst, Rogers, Heintzman, &c.)
On hand or to order.
SIMMONS & CLOUGH ORGANS,
OT only the prettiest organ in the United
_ States, but the BEST, air thing& 'considered.
Gzat.
• CEORCE WOODS &_,CO.'S ORGANS.
"REMARKABLE for their purity of tone. Thor-
ough Work and Finish, and. great beauty and
variety- of their Solo Stops Zoline, 'Vox Humana
-and Piano.
TUE CANADA ORGAN CO.'S
In Stock in Variety.
LESLIE; SICIRROW if6
93 Yonge Street Toronto, .
372-52, SOLE AGENTS.
. .
scent would. exclude them, but as ----
it doubles on both sides,, they A SOUrCe of Happiness to Millions of
would probably be excluded. Hence i it'ufferine Humanity.
the tvaa Mrs. Deckers are (in,
law) their "
.
own aunts while ,Clara D. i DURING the past year the wonderful suceess '
.
mothers to ' '
. their nieces, and the two sets —c'sb f sr 0 raav ae abteneani
cteded our
and Lucy I). Young, are legal grand- 1 Te Great Beincav h
sanguine expectation;, thaosufsaarnelx
caasins , ceuxred? and thousands have found on:
of children are respectiVely
aunts and neices and the Lord , ; spriateA ktleLiet Dr. Radcliffe's Great Remedy
OR GOLDEN WONDER is the
what besides. Elder- Ail
sop, 1 stP, Of SandY 1 nitat expeditious
, knows 1 most wonderful nein destroyer in. _exi4tenc' e,. the
i . ine powerful Remedy
, married a widow and her old
est i known in the
as if world; ewes
safe - 1 . . '-
are effected- almost
daughter, hating at the same time a ' instattUY
I cates hay'e beau yr:eaigv
ieci fItuzids of TAM -
Station
young. daughter by a former wife, nowlaeI bromcad land, unsolicited and unasked.12oa:,tP: eek11:1;gr
happily deceased, All this family lived iheruni
i from
and versal praise of this Great :
in one house. The cla,ughter of his old.-
rsn Dimapaierisnoual knowledge of its miracu-
est wife is half-sister to his second wtons po3M:
ife. 1 ertracted casekof diseasegt.h
and. to the second wifes children e most obstinate. and pro-
' • *
A GOO
INDICATION.
ft result of Good Business, tha sn scriber has recently boon obliged to very -much enlarge his
premises, which are now filled vtit a very larg e Stock of the most desirable grades of
NE
W TEAS,
INCLUDING JAPANS, YOUNG HYSONS, GUNPOWDER, BLACK AND COLOGNE.
Scotch Refined. Liverpool Refill
_
ALL THE BEST
PANADIAN Whiskey and all trapo
NJ Supply of General Gros (tries and
CLOVER, TIMOTHY
Chequered Store,
Jan.20, 1875.
SEAFO
SUGARS.
a, Cuba and Demerara, -White Ground and Bleck Lump. ;
OBACCOS.
RANDS IN SNIOKING AND CHEWING. •
LIQUORS.
LOW-PRICED FURS
IN
ENDLESS VARIETY
CALL AND SEE THEM
AT
ed IA quors purchased in Bond and sold pure as usual. A full
rovihions, all of which will be sold at very small profit.
lid °TIMER FIELD SEEDS IN SEASON.
JAMES MURPHY.
T skr 0 U N DRY.
JOHN NOPPER.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
SEAFORTH.
MOORE & CAMPBELL'S
18 THE PLACE.
COME WITH A SMILING FACE.
\ATE are now occupying Frank Paltridge's Old
Stand, whieh we have entirely renovated, and
having procured new instruments, are prepared
AvisHEs to inform the farming community and the publie generally that he has leased the
Ty SEAFORTH FOUNDRY for a term of years, and refitted it throughout. Be is now prepared
to manufacture all kinds of
To Give Satisfaction to AU.
Thanking the public for their very liberal patron-
age in the past, we invite All to call and see dur
New Rooms, where we will always be found, and
in good humor.
800 MOORE & CAMPBELL.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
; The followings:re a few of the diSeasUs for whichaunt,nt to the second. wife's childr'en'elso , 'and t the GOLDEN \YONDER is warranted a aure
consequently her own aunt -in-law ! The i °lire :
Headache., Dyspepsia, Live:Coinplaint,aredlitik-
• Toothache, Frost Bit s, Nervous _p
daughter of the deceased wife is "half- tion of tho Heart, Acid Stomachc, Indigestion,
, legal balf-siater to . the Braises, cote:, Cramis, or Pairnnssin thes,SStginraainebis'
step -mother
sister to all the granddaughters to one Heartburn, Flesh Wounds, Bn , ti
to . • Inflammatory Rheumatism arid Chilblains.
other, and consequently .aunt -in-law ale by A. Govenlockand A. Marchie, Win- -
herself. If :they keep Oil as they have `thrFo7•Sand others.
begun, they will eventually produce a - ,
Straw Cutters,
Includiag the To mAN, which is the best 2 -horse Saw use
ROVED PITT'S POWER.
SUCH AS
lows, Gang Plows, Drag Saws,
ALSO MY IM
BUILDING AND ALL OTHER CASTL.VGS
Tex ed out on the shortest.notiee.
Mill, Engine and other Repairs done with Neatness and Dispatch.
k CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN N OPPER
1■0111MINIMMI Must Sell in Order
WALTER RANKIN,
boy who will be his own grandfather. , 876.4
Agent for Huron.
7 BULL CALF FOR SA
SHINGLES FOR SALE. VOR Sale, a thorough bred. Durham Bull Calf -
LE.
A T WALTON, any quantity of R. W. -I-: one year old, of dark red color. His pedi-
-' No. 1, Shingles. Apply to . - - eiLee is first class, and can be examined by inten-
JOHN WINTERS. ding purchasers. Applv to G. M. CHESNEY,
378 Vietoria Hotel, Walton. 364 Huron Road, Tuckersmith.
THE
HURON PLANINC MILL.
.31ESSRS. GRAY tE SCOTT
-REG to announce that they have commenced
business in the Shop lately occupied by MT.
Martltri, and are now prepared to fill orders for
Sashes, Doors,. Blinds, Mouldings,
And all kinds of planed lumber.
ALSO LATII AND S'HINGLES.
CHEESE BOXES AND SETTERS,
FARII GATES, HAY RACKS, &c.
A good stock of Seasoned. Lumber on hand.
Factory and Lumber :Lard on Goderich street,
near Main street.
Jig Sawing and Custom Planing neatly done.
A. GRAY. , W. II. SCOTT.
SEA.FORTII AND HURON
MARBLE WORKS.
MESSET T
(Late of Hareitton,)
Would intimate to their numerous frientbi and the
general public that they are prepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, .Table Tops,
Mantles, &c,
Granite Monuments Imported to Order.
Work of the best style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A callrespectfully solicited.
Calder's old Stand, oppoeite McCallum's Hotel,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
H. MESSES?.
A MAL OLD-FASHION'ED
HARD UP SALE
AT DENT'S.
GRAND DISPL
A
AND SEE
THE
Y OF CHRISTMAS GOODS
THOMAS LEE'S.
ONE OF THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS -OF
Groceries, Biscuits, Ca ned Fruits, Lobsters Salnwn, Sardines, Finnan
Haddi Salt thld Fresh, *rater' Fish
-EVER FFERED IN SEAFORTH.
N. B.—A, car load of choice HulildPicked Appla for sale, in haige or Brasil quantities. Don't fail to
THOMAS LEE.
call and examine before pnrchasi
elsewhere.
to Raise
the Wind.
This is Genuine, and the
0 0 ID S
ARE BOUND TO GO.
TRP, GRAND SLAUGHTER BEGAN
ON MONDAY, ist ,F_EBRU,ARY,
TO last until Staking. 11 18 useless to quote
prizes, as the Goods must be sold at any price.
Come and help te carry them away. Don't pro-
crastinate, but improve the moments as they fiy.
' P. S.—For the benefit of all 'whose accountrare
overdue, Mr. Dent would anildly.insinnate that it
would be good policy to toe the murk prorOptbrias
1 delays are dangerous.
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