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from the Laren,
:3 to thank hex u„
Patronage, and to
t to Meresrs. Mayne
VXI MCNArGirri
fully competent to
be run, and in a
Von, he would,
euceessore to the
a.t.te generous pat.
d to him for the
110MAki BELL_
t Commereial
Cil would etate
ing bra nret-elaas•
vinforteJele, stytialz
Itteenlar customers
..trally dealt with.
or at any of the
tifIce and Stables
tititrital Innaleraeut
WN Ite'rEitE_se,
kMERUNI
r,
v ie tuts and custom.
surrounding
epeetfully intiniate
eifttistand weatend
:opened a beautiful
welry of the latest
[...est and most vari-
ttehes are ackziowl-
n et in the 2narkot
eenlated and teSte4
re Eight Watch.
4 le
"align the aervices
[ow practice in the
rrgin Scotland, ons-
et of the Dominion
itchea and Jewelry
X. CAMERON,
tleal Watehmaaeee
350.52
RINERSHIP.
AMS
eany patrons that
0NFe in his buSineae
late with bine Mr -
tint workman, and
hole tinniness. The.
-„LIAM8& CLUFF.
.) give increased ate
forth Pump Factory
wn for the superior+
hand a good snpply
ISTERN Pt.
:Leese Factory an
Iforee Hay Bak*
led, in time for nett
ted to give sath4face
:tended to. Prices
.r in the business.
p gad Cistern Fae-
IL WILLIAMS.
1-1111t0..N
VOR kS
77tT
ano friends and the
iepared to fillall
qe,
Table. Topa
GO,
E;orted to Order.
art, and cannot be
erio,
MeCallutres Hotel,
IL MESSE7r.
rt4 E
starers and °there
or tin shop to the
ldefoire. Logan lit
hand an, immense
STOVES,
°sod of at her cu -
en hi supplied to
WIT ITNEY'S.
jME
•
mace that they
t their
Irelssifeeids &4W
'sets,
(.ry
T LIME.
kat,
s-, nuanowli;
EALT H.
kDE
,01:ng Temperance.
the Beet. Meseina,
an, contaiuing their.
to -ria It will
henrage atone
:0 less tirae than the
rwlway. The most
pic;-nicin
n'erth and vicinity,
.!enefac t urer.
11:131 & jONAS, 20
391-3B
OPENING.
1
eouseenence of ill
1.; lateiotee al Her-
at:rich, offer for
THEM ace.
home and lot, on
enable. This, le a
to earry on
Balers apply to. the
DEMAN, &Irian
o!K IN THE
NG 00.,
r hare. Should
t inthcationenearir
ell he worth from
„te,„ apply tor
;tali tacen,
far seat th
LAUNDO
in full worklng
telling, Ironing and
tended to. Parties
a PItarchi4 or
ate. of three cents
will be damp
Satisfaction guareSE FORSYTH..
ere Store, SesNiereth,
Ls in my bands for
eated to call and
o at once, or thei
STED,
ghey & Ifolmaftede
f Gaieties.
A Olebrat-ed wit °nee said of his do
that It was neither his interest to pa
the p;1 neiple nor his prineiple to pay th
eatereet. ,
,
—SOme people have peculiar eonstit
tions.n Mark. Twain mice complaine
after 1.1ong interval of idleness, "Thi
worki eg between meals is killing me !"
—A confectioner who twelve month
age tsraght his parrot to °say " prett
creature to every lady Who entered hi
shop le now a millionaire;
Naneas teacher—" Whore does a
aux gain product go to ?" Boy—"
pinto the hopper." "Hopper ,
tighat hopper ?" Grasshopper !" tri -
iimphJnt1Y shouted the lad.
—Ilie click anti clack of the croate, t
ball is heard again in the land in corm 4 *
tion with "You did not!" "I say I did!'
"Yon horrid cheat !" "Oh, for shame
"M&'l ma I"
—An actress in California, a Miss IC.
lin, lately married a professional, name
Wood, and. her stage name is now hyp
mated into Mine. Kinlin-Mood.
Geennereen —A bachelor made a wi 1
leaviag his proerty to the girls who ha
,
refused him, "For to: hem I owe a
my earthly happiness." i
PLWANT NEWS, —A writer in a late
number of one of our magazines argues
that the Atlantic Ocean is gradually
drying up.. This will be pleasant news
to those people who want to go to Europe,
but are kept back by the fear of sea sick --
nese, In two or three hundred thousand
ears, perhaps they can go over on dry
land. And, by -the -way, steam -ship cod.
panie# had better be making preparations
to put wagon wheels on their vessels.
MAN'S A TOOL !
Man's a fool !
When it's bet he want's it eool ;
When Ws cool he wants it hot ;
Neer contented with his lot.
When it's dry
1
lie for showers ie heard. to sigh;
When—to meet his wish—it rains
Of the wet the fool complains.
Holt or col, dry or wet,
Nothing suits that he can get,
I consider, as a ride,
Man's a fool.
—A recent visitor at Santa Barbara,
California, saw among the number who
were sitting out in front of their stoijes
one whom. he recognized as- a. former
acquaintance.
• Hallo, Jones," says our visi r
"what brought you out here ?"
"Climate,. ' replied the Santa Bar-
ham.
"How do you recant for the raid
grow h of this place ?"
* lintate."
di allseem to be sitting round; wIliat
do.y u live on ?"
'4 climate,"
"What makes you grow so fat V'
"Climate."
"Well, how will they bring the rail.
road to town over the mountain 7"
"Climb it,"
over bole surface of the be y once
a. day, or once in two days, is 'ften of
more i ice than the appli tion of
water.; reply of a canton' Tian to
to the ji uiry to what habit of life lee
attribute his good health and xtreme
longevity; that lie believed it due to
" rubbing himself all over with a cob ev-
ery night," is significant of an impor-
tant truth. If invalids and persons of
low vitality would use dry friction and
Dr. Franklin's " air baths" every day -
for a 0013 iderable period, we are confi-
dent the4v would often De greatly ben-
efited.
Last (P litical) Words of
Men.
Great
A paragraph giving the " dying words
of emine t men" has been going the
rounds o the newspapers lately. As po-
litical t ath is fast approaching the
many 4 tinguished individuals . who
occupy ublic attention in Canada
present, it ip begs to anticipate a few
additionat sentences to the item in ques-
tion:
"Alas I poor flock, left without a
shepherd !"—George Brown,
his is my last day out !" rookie
" o b bing death —Maddi en
" Afte life's fitful wanderings we rest
well."— , Macdougall.
" Na e en the Isolated lliek ifie ony
power o' nsurance gamst a man's latter
end, 11— lex. Mackenzie.
" Whe the oil of life fails i a lamp
goeth ou '—Pardee,
"Polit es don't pay."—R. .
risoivg. C. e
" They 's a few fellows I ouldial
have in' ed hanging ere my own tether
was out s ort." -e -Sheriff McKe1l r,
" Met inks it thundereth." E. B.
Wood.
"The reputation of the good shineth
like bur ished copper."—Seth 3 tinting-
dou. ;
"This •.s the first time I ever elt short
of breath —C. F. Fraser.
"Thee hands are clean!"— jr John
Macdana d.
" I ha e fought a good, fish
gar.
"Kiss me, Willy !",M, C.
" Life is but a poor pantomi
clowns j' e and tumble."—Joe
" Tell Wood he had better n
now i" Iflake.
"I sh 11 soon be a cipher in
human a unt.”—Cartwright.
" The e is laid up for ine
crown." Wilkes.
!"We re but as 'bantams,' or
in; the at ong grip of death."—J
"I have kept the faith,"—D
"Bur my scrap book wit
Rykert.
"X tr
ing the
The Parlor. '
Prime the days when the ' best room'—
that apotheosis of all refined discomfort-
-
usedsto be hermetically sealed to common .
wan*, to the present, when we are 1 ss
rigid in arrangement, but none the 1 as
scrupulous in treatment, the parlor, in
the majority of homes has ever b en
the corner where nobody has wanted to
stay. It contains the choicest that ur
house affords, except the living home
presence which prevades every otter
re.
for
ur
es,
tar
be
for
re.
Jones, who frankly declares she cannot
afford to let the light fade her Axminieter
or Moquette; and laugh at Mrs. Brown
who keeps her chairs and lounges dreSsed
in lihen dusters, as if they were always
about to start on some penitential pil-
grimage. But we are, nevertheless, very
eareful that ourparlor hangingsare shield-
ed from that most guiltless of enemies,
the gun. We take no 'satisfaction in our
parlor because we have adapted it only
to onr occasional, not to our
de constant,
T e parlor should be the rallying pc!)int
ands.
ill
the
re-
in
ing
nay
be
ant
uare inch, but refuses to enter h
We have literally made it too good
; therefore too good for
friends; for what istoo good for oursel
ought of necessity to be too good for
associates. We know that it would
diffieult to replace the rich carpet
yeses, We express contempt to M
r00
gill
idly family life. It should be
from _which we separate to our
r occupations in the morning, an
whi h we gather again in the eve
witili our favorite books, our bits of f
wor, our fire -aide games. It ghoul
furnished in the finest, the most els
way that is within—truely within—our
means, because here, and here alone ro-
bably, can we enjoy with those non est
and dearest the iesthetic part of dom stic
- roiiine.
it may be given over, in a measus , to
ornament, because it is not lilteithe ur-
sery, a romping- ground for children ; or,
like the kitchen, the sewing -room, the
school room, or the office—the place for
toil. But above and beyond all, it should
be the room in which centres the soul,
and throbs the heart of home life.
French Coquetry.
to the woman of France, her co
try is proverbial. It is the oil in
sal4d. A Spanish proverb has it th
kis without a mustache i,s like an
witjhout salt; and the Frenchman a ers
that a woman without a certain degree
of coquetry is like a saltless soup. The
an -
for
ad -
arm
uet
the
ta
egg
woman of rigid principles and adai
tin3 virtue is everywhere held up
ular admiration and men- say the
e her ; and they do in. a lukew
aion, but this is equivalent to the
it praise which damns. They give an
II eetual assent to her claims for super-
ty, and secretly vote her tame. But to hay
for her whose character is flavored tvith of Ru
head,'
Itobe
he rec
Bedru
Ward
Meal
Kin
don fl11. His words are :
stout champion of great s
for a fat done by him was e
bull,
and c
to fig
po
fas
in)
vel a road where tiler
all , Beaty.
"Too heavily weighed! Dea
terse w' us in a canter r —Patt
:t' 1 s yon the Globe no lon
GOrclon I. rown.
I" e a loss to the whole Nittion."--
Goldwi Smith.
"Fin'sh my sufferings with club."—
W. Ii. owland.
!"—Ed.
ameron.
e where
yinal.
t speak
he great
goldine.
'babies,'
enkins.
mond.
is eyed -
Ifs pale
,son,
Here
which h
and. ere
ago was
scandal,
through
London Gossip.
a rather quaint bit f gossip,
the double merit of be rig credile
itable. Lord Blank a ittle time
the subject of a considerable
which appears to have ot abroad
a governess who res gned her
position in his mansion (he was a widow-
er,) and afterward assigned as I er reason
with one
whispers
e noble -
spotless,
cards in
with a
nobody
out to be
ove with
or more
f his life
sly giving
the maid
med as much as young ladies
know (which she say was not
so hard as to get her h's
married her. Of eau se to the
rid in which this eccen ric noble-
ved, the scandal had eon only
ing surprise.; but the marriage
parlor maid—that was shocking,
r, this young dame d several
ristics to whose value people of
are not insensible. Fi st, she is
e most beautiful worn
ndly, she has a refin
anner ; aud, thirdly,
his lord
of his d
began
man wh
hips improper intimact
mastics. Just as the
circulate concerning t
se character had been.
his friei ds received'marriage
which name was eonnecte
plain " iss" Somebody who
had Lea d of. The fact tunted
that Lo d Blank had fallen in
his part r maid; that for a yea
he had evoted every evening
to her i struction, so unconcim
rise to candid ; and that who'
had le
general
nearly
right, )h
grand
man in
an amu
with th
Howev
charact
fashion
one of
don;
ity of
taste ,in
her a
short,
had all
among
Lord h
general
none in
.D. Con
"YeK
gaid
on his
even in
SI
WI
cuss
Cu
ei in Lai-
d simplic-
he has a
dress which has alrea ly giehied
ain fame among a
e parlor maid turns o
he honors in hand, and
hose of the class to
introduced her, there
favorite, as certainly
re piquant and attra
aye London Letter.
Suffering Capita
, these are awful ha
a Salle street broker,
teps talking to a
" Mi hty tough, I expect,'
reply. , , .
" W y,' saithe. broker,
inVesti g and i vesting for a y
a pile of money, I assure you
I've ben losing like fury."
" In' eed ?"
"Tr e's I'm living. If
cent, I ye lost more than $
,,N., ?,,
" Ce ain," continued the b
what 'sakes inc feel worst is
$150 4 f it was imy own ?
lour, al.
‚I
Orig n of the Name
bull..
.The first of the name with
been a strong man o
I, who turned a wild
hieh' violentl ran a
a trifle of coquetry they stand rear
el mit those acts of folly which
known to be so pleasing to the g
see. Frenchmen affirm that coquetry
is im virtue, and the mother of cleanliness
grace and adornment and the desire to
please. When it is found in bad coin
Buell as frivolity, dissipation, ext
pace, and such like, it may be pers
thet there is too much salt in the sot
y to
are
ntle
any,
rava
med
p.-
44/4art Rhodes?, " The Frcnah..at
Dry Baths.
f any one in these days will exercise in
th open air, so that each day he
petspire moderately, and if he will
thin undergarments, or none at all,
sleep in a cold room, the functions o
body will suffer little or no impedin
if Water is withheld for months.
deed, bathing is not the only wa
which its healthful action can be
tamed by those living under the c
twine at present existing. Dry fri
will
veer
and
the
ent,
In -
in
ain-
ntii-
tion
31.
Will
Stec
iets.1 In
t to hose
now, eveu
hicht her
is no More
there are
ti vent -elf.
I :
G
RG
M iVI EP CLOTHING.
WM. CAMPBELL
L offer his whole Stook of Bummer Cloth -
at Low Prices, As those ate of a superior
o what is usually keptfor each purposes
ora will do well to call and by them.
E TS' FURNISHINGS
o e0:4 at low prices to clear Off the Summer 1
• 1
eat Bargains in Hats,
Of Which I have a Large and
LL ASSORTED STOCK.
REMEMBER THE
G EAT CLOTHING HOUSE
On
N
he C
'I
tle
rner is where everything can be had
that a man wants to wear.
YORK HOUSE, SEAFORTH,
IMP
)T OTIOEEL
Id Stu:iling Acconnte must be Sell,
at Once, or Look Out for Some4
WM, CAMPBELL}
Int. I
d times,"
s he stood
riend, last
was the
'I'e been
ar back—
end I find
'ye lost a
000._
oker, 'and
that fully
'—Chicavo
•
f Turn-
us is said
the name
nil by the
inst Kin
Bruce in Stir ing Park, for which
heed from the King he lands of
e and the name of Tur bull. Ed.
owe, in his history f England
ns this man in the inority of
)avid Bruice, at the Batle of Hall -
A Certain
tura, yebo,'
lied Turn -
cots army,
glish army
- One Sir
took him
d his dog
e a bull's
timeal-
in allnsion
me origin-
vanced before the
allenged any of the 1L
t with him a combat.
Robert Venal, a Norfolk ma
up, fought and killed him a
too." His descendants boi
bead s their arms (in moder
tered o three bulls' heads)
to thai feat from which the n
ated. Rome Companion, 18
—It is reported that Dr
Mayor of Montreal, will sho
ried to the second daughte
Governor Macdonald.
r I
Hi
Hingston,
ly be mar -
of Lieut.
FRESH
TOCK OF GROCERIES.
•RONG & FAIRLEV"
r
eived and opened out this week a Fresh
Supply of
TEAS, RAISINS,
SUGARS, RICE,
TOBACCOS, SAGE,
CURRANTS, . &c.
ANNED GOODS
iN
ENDLESS VARIET
And will be sold Cheap for Cash.
One Ca e of Keeler'S Dundee Marmalade—Pr.
w. We are selling Teas wOrth $1 per pon
for 80e., in quantities from 8 to 8 pounds, C
and get your supply. Bean; at prime that
COMPETITION.
CALL AND SEE -THEM.
BEATTY & CO.
•
A e Retiring from the Retail Trade in Seaforth, having made arrangements for stetting in the
WHOLESALE BUSINESS IN TORONTO,
They' will therefore offer from this date the whale of their Large Stnek of
GOODS AT AND BELOW COST;
his le a Hare Chance for parties requiring Dry Goods, as thlir
gtock is all Fresh, and Nearly all Staple
A.Lvi must be cleared out by
Goods,
•
PIIgtSrr 0 P SPX:"TM310#113M112
As their arrangeMents require them to remove to Toronto at that date, , The Public may depend
on this Sale being GENUINE, as the
Goods Ifust be Sold at Whatever Sam:fice Before that Date,
ee
nd
all
L.
EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.
BEATTY & Co.
All iartIes indeb d to the firm either by book account or note will please call and settle the same.
tn. Gcods are the Big that can be got in' he
Market, and will be sold at the
'Ina lest Advairbee ion Cot P088i le.
ROVISIONS, FLOUR, FEED, &
WILSON & YOUNG,
SEAFORTI-I.
WILSON Az YOUNG have now on hand one of tht;Jar g est and Des Assorted Stooks of
CnOehery kre Town, coneisting in part of Tea Sets, n Stone, English and French China;
Toilet Sees, n Plain and Fancy Patterns of the beet Stone Ch ia—ve heavy and God.
Caps and Sauce , Plates, Vegetable Dishes, Side Dishe, Bowls and Neva and everything te be
found in a firs .elass Croekery Store. Their Stock of Gluseevarc will also be found complete
in
. lines. IV It .Jas of the best patterns very chap. Their Stook of Teas, Coffees, Su-
,
and General Groceries are 'Second to No no for Quality, Quantity aitd Price,
Alwaye kept in Stock.
ust omen; wishing the Egmondv lila Flour exit be
applied from 11B at Mill Prices, and delivered at
aeir house free of charge.
Parties desirous of purchasing Groceries will
find it to their advantage to give us a cell and
JOISTUIDO our Goode and Prices,
STRONG & FAIRLEY
SEAFORTH.
gar, Provisio
andI are gna4n
able terms. or Pure
kinds, they ala
Price. In the
cod to giro satisfaction. Parties buying gua unties will be dealt with on favor -
Wines, Ales, Porter, Brandies, Rum, Gin, Whiskeys and Liquors of all
EXCELSIO
.119.3fO7»rib
MPORTANT
=
LS,
ONT.
FAR IA ERS.
finntn80 Suc/9
PD .1248 Staring.
DO you want 4.1 Flour
TO ns a call, and in
guaranteed. With all the
proved machinery, we defy co
good yield, II so
ery case satisfaction
!tea and most; 1111. -
Mon.
CRISTINC AND CHOPPING
Done itt once'mil every 6 ill be used to give
firstclaes calls von.
TRY OUR FAMOUS XXX FLOUR,
FLOUR,
BRAN,
SHORT
CH P,
AND
FEED,
Delivered to any part of Seaforth, Harentrhey and
Egmondville free of charge,
All Orders left at Mir. o no Store,
Settfortht will be promptly' et to.
M. CHARL H & CO.
N. B.—Agents for the G r City Middling
Purifier-
BROWNELLS G OCERY,
LOCK,
Nearly Opposite the 0 T OFFICE.
MORE FRESH GROcERIES
JUST AERVED.
Better -Value_i Sugars.
JUST RECEIVED, A RIUIL STOCK OF
GARDEN AND FED SEEDS
d at Ike Head of the List, and De fy - Competition for Quality and
ebbing Line they offer to cash and prompt paying customere inducements equal
to and better than rebst wholeeale houses. Ilso be convinced that whait they say is correct
the public are invited
to call and Judge for themselves.
WILSON & YOUNG,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
*7.
N. B.—Just arrived 0 large lot of Quart and
Half -Gallon Gloss Jars—will be sold cheap.
BUTTER -B
THE
TTER.
HIGHEST PRICE
A_ I 15 I INT C -A. SII
777.
FOB. ANY QUANTITY' OF
GOODPTJTTER
Plenty* Nice Clever Timot1y, Hungarian and
eac,t,1
Ca4 Paid For Bvtter, Eggs, and
all Kinds'of iProcluee.
Lost 0f Early Rose Potato 13T Seed and Fame
Ily us .
Goods Delivered p of Charge.
1. BROWNELL.
NEW JEWELRY,
WATCHES, pLOCKS,
And FAISECt GOODS
AT!
M. R. COTT; TER'S.
A. G. McDOUGALL & Co.
SIGN OF TEE THREE SEVENS, Main Street, Seafortii.
pEG leave t
ALS, B
BRANCH AN
We have a gr
lpest and mos
Cash
THE finest, cheapest an.dbe t selected"stock of
the above goods ever bto ht into the County.
TEN PER CENT. allowe4 oi4 all purchases of el
and upwards.
INSPECTION INVITED
No Trouble to SI1OW Goods.
A Very Lave Stock of Spectacles
On hand, from 250 to per pair.
Agent for the Celebrated la SLACK it Co.'s
Spheroidal and Lazarus & M rris' Spectacles, the
best in the market.
Personal attention paid to aepalring Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry—warr.nt-d to give eatisfae-
tion,
Cash for Old Gold
M.
and Silver.
R. COUNTER,
LUMBER, LIUMBER.
LL parties in want of amet lumber will And it
-L- to their advantage to icall at the old stand on
the Town Line between !Mullett and McKillop,
where -they faet
TO THE LADIES.
1 ,
444•444,salogro. '
i I .
McINTYRE & WILLIS
call your attention to their large and w�lI selected Stock of PRUNELLAS, BALMOR-
TTON BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES Mt SLIPPERS, and ewecially to their LONG
LUCCA. BUTTON SHOE, TIES AND MPBESS SLIPPERS.
LUMBER THA
s LUMBER.
PRICE : $7 50 to
CULLS HA
PR 1,000 FEET,
F PRICE.
A Good Gravel Read leading to the Mill.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The subscriber also thanks his numerous ens-
tomere for their liberal petro age in the past, and.
hopes to receive a contiunan e of their favors.
GIRLS' AND CHI ORENvp WEAR
t variety of all kinds of Ties, Ankl1e Strive and Slippers. These Goods are from the
fashionable makers in the Dominion, and cannot fail to give satisfaction.
urchasers will be allowed Disciount of froM 5 to 10 Per Cent,
VICIFITYAE & WILLIS, Main-st., Seaforth.
All otter -due Accounts
Eight Per Cent.
will be Charged
Interest.
88748 JOHN THOMPSON.
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND_BIND FACTORY
THE subscriber begs leave tie thank his numerous
1- customers for the liberal atronage extended to
him since commencing busi eee in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favor with a oontinuoue*
of thesainmei
Partiesending to buildivonld do 'well to give
him a call, as he will cent la e to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASSES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LTE, ETC,
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those.
who may favour him with their patronage, as none,
but first-class workmen are eraployed.
LParticular attention paid to Custom Planing,
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT,
ONE & CAMBLL'S
IS THE PLACE.
COME WITH A $MIL1NC FACE..
are now occupying ; Prank Paltridge's Old
VT Stand, which we haveentirely renovated, oil
having procured new instruments, are prepared
To Give Satisfaction to AU.
Thanking the public for t;I4cIr very liberal patron-
age in the past we invite oil to call and see oar •
Neff Rooms, where we will always be found, and.
in good humor.
Bee
MOOR& 0Altli3ELL.
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