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HOPPING
11 be need to give
XX FLOUR,
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FEED,
rPurher and
IStore
Ming
OCK
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Sugars.
STOCK OF
11 SEEDS
•, Hungarian and
Eeeekee and
r Seed and
GOODS
:selected stock of
't into the Comity.
II purchases of $1.
'1 Spectacle&
1, per pair.
BLACK
is' Spectacles, thta
amiring Watches.,
,Ito give sa,tisfac.
MBER
amber will find it
:the Old :della on
t Lea maintop,
a.
he
rant d.
munerorts Ong -
in the peat, and
'their favors.
1.1 FACTORY
mita: extended to
Seaforth, and
;DI well to give
-f li to those
a anew., as none
IT BS.
,4a-al,ly known
uee, and win
s',NTS TO
roe to contras
LOTT, Sesta
a. reasaltel 'And Itifskr
Usine88—Advioe to Lovers -
e am Sall married, and. intend remains
ing en for some montha td come. Bat
marriage ili a fearful and, risks bushiess.
But no one knows what may turn up on
either side. Temper and temperament
re soh peculiar things! HoWever,-"All
Is q,uiet on the Potomac." ° The marriage
service ae never been fully written out.
reople i arrying don't know what they
sre pror using. The bond. should reads
"You take Ws man, or this Woman, for
We ; yea muat not, aftere this, walk or
talk with any other' womb. if you are a
/elan or if you are a Yeoman, save in the
you rauSt not become interested M any
4ther WOim ; if you. are interested ,you
must not sinew it ; yen must .consider
your wife or your husband. as the incom-
parable num or woman in the universe ;
there must be none other like unto him.
or her ; if there be, or you. think there be,
you intuit, if possible, not believe it, and
not to believe it ; you: must now be
oily devoted to each other ; you must
else no* lay aside all remembrance of
. your old flames ; you must get rid of the
idea asp You ever had. any regard for
them ; if you had yon muat try and make
yourself believe you had! not ; and, if
such a notion will stiek to you, you must
never mention' it to each other, or there
win be 4 row," Young man and young
woman f you think that the divine in -
tomcat* of courtship is tO last forever l
You think it is always. going to be an cc-.
static pleasure to trudge a mile through
mud and rain to buy 8eraphine Ann a
paper of pins, But this state of. things
,CA211 Last. It's too high pressure -- it
must cool down. When you are mar -
lied, anti. she i8 yours and you are hers,
and the novelty of the affair is over, and
-, you are , fairly settled doWn into " old.
- married; folks," then comes the test.
Then, if' you have been a crabbed, old
bachelor, full of little whiths, habits and
peculiaritiee, as is the fretful porcupine
of quillel then will come the tug of war.
Don't you recollect how when single and
yon COrne home, after some tedious 'busi-
ness, heated, tired, irritable and disgusted
with the world, and got along in your
room, that you used. to lisiig boots and
Mackin (S brushes about and. thrash around
e ss
ior an hour or two before you simmered
down into comparative calmness ? Well,
Matrimony won't cure thia—at least at
first. Bat you =isn't cut np so now !
Even a temporary raving! maniac is not
woman to be shut up alone with ! And .
if on entering, she sees trduble on your
face and asks you: "What's the matter!"
and you. reply, "Oh, nothing !"—beeause
you don't want to be spoken to, and
above all things, it annoys and irritates
you to be so interrogated—and still she
persists in asking " What's the matter ?"
and stiltyou like to say, " Oh; nothing!"
as mildly as you can, only it won't besaid '
mildly, and it comes off your tongue as a
pistol shot, and you. would just then like
to eat so ebody's head off—oh, won't you
at such time wonder 'where the annabil-
ities, th oil, the sugar, the honey, the
sunshin of courtship have all gone to !
And hos would you feel!—you would
have beeu accustomed to go in and out of
your vile bachelor's den without inquiry
or hindemace—how will you feel as you
start to Yo out for the purpose of getting
a drink round the corner tii here her say,
" where are you going ?" arid this a dozen
times a c ay. And every time it is asked
you rims stand and rack your brains for a
new life. Those girls on the opposite -
side of the street, who are always at "the
window, and with whom, before marriage
you milled on a sort of optical flirtation.
—which to be sure went ne further than
the eyes how do you feel now as you
eathh y uiself still looking into those
window and. find Jour wife regarding
yea in a eculiar manner, and you know
that she nowe that you know how she
knows all about your goings. on at those
deal during my short matrimonial career.
1 would hot have remained single if only
for the sake of the informationrvegained.
I know now, M the first place, that one's
a row, it s you, all you, and it's every. bit
your fault I Yon may labor by the hour
trying to_ make her own up that, there
being one pound avoirdupois or sixteen
ounces o' blame between you, you are
willing to take fifteen ounces of that
blame, provided she will but shoulder the
remaining ounce—and she won't ! When
she says she will be only five minutes
getting ready to go out, it means an hour;
and wheh she says all ready, it means
fifteen Minutes more for puttin,g on , the
final tou.',:hes ! She may never be cOnsid-
ered really dressed until fairly out of the
house and round, the corner ; and even
then the chances are that she's forgotten
bedroom! a mile loni.f, and her entire
wardrobe could be packed in a band -box,
still youU find portions of that wardrobe
catered along the whole mile ef dress-
ing room ! She's a nice thing to. look at
when put together, but this wonderful
Creation is evolved from a chaos inter-
minable t)f pins, ribbons, rags, powder,
If the: e were seven thousand dra wers
in your i ooin, and you asked but for one
to be kept sacred and inviolate for your
private fist:, that particular one would be
full of hair pins, ribbons and soiled cuffs.
Some piovision - some prOtection in this
matter --!should be inserted in the inaf-
seemed to me like some Indian brave,
painted, plumed, leaping into the arena
with a shout of defiariee, flashing a toma-
hawk in his hande osid wearingiat his
rom the heads of enemies that hacefallen
beneath his stroke. He wee it eeientific
as welt as an ardent coiitroversialst ;
not bringing forward, far lees throwing
PA -Tay, his whole force on the first assault,
but keepingaip the interest of thle con-
troversy, and continuing to pound and
crush his opponents by fresh matter in
every suceeeding paper, • When. I used
to discuss subjects with him, under the
impression, perhaps,. that he had said
all he had got to say very powerful and
very pertinent- to the question, nothing
was more common than his reparking,
in nautical phrase, 'Oh' I have got eome
ehot in the locker yet—ready for use if
it is needed !"—Guarkie Autobio-
Ii*Eitio Chains.
Very pretty rustic chains can be made
to hang from verandahs, porehee, or
piazzas by taking small otieks fromone to
two inehes in diameter, anti sawing them
into lengths of from three to five.incheee
then take vi'llove sticks about half an inch
the sticks, nd split them in halves, and
in diameter and of the same lengths as
bend the halves so as to form a semi-eirele
around the end of one of the Istickts, fast-
ening it to it with small braids, and thus
forming a s all loop. Then nail one end
of another s lit piece of willow on to an-
other little stink, and .dkaw it through
the loop air ady made by the other stick
and fasten it tightly on the other. side of
the stiek. Dontinue to loo these bits of
wood together with the wi low or osier
rods until the desired length of eh in is
made, and then cut one edge obl quely
and nail it firmles where it is desi ed -to
hang. The kinds of wood whic will
present the prettiest appearance fo these
rustic chains are those which pre ent a
rongh bark, such as the Norway pi e and
spruceebut maple, elm and oak stielts
can be used with good. eiffect. Th par-
ticular adva.ntag,te of these chai s for
rustic decoration is that they will form
very graceful- :curves, which can ot be
otherwise obtained ; and in Su mer -
houses built of pine branchee and trees
they are also exceedingly effective,
,SELLINC OFF, SEWN OFF, SUMO OFF,
CeO
BLACK STL.ICS,
PRINTS, PARASOLS,
cORS.ETS, Silk, UMBRELLAS,
t HOF
MAN BROTHErtS'
CHEAP GASH STORE, SEAFORTH.
THE LADIES' FAVOR TE.,
14.
CP
Now
THEILORENCE SEWING MAC INE
TS now universally admitted to be the BE 3T and
A- CHEAPEST—the cheapest because th best—
in the market. This is the only machine in the
market having a reversible feeder, and it is the
only machine that'ma,kes more than one kind of a
stitch. These machines 'are sold on trial apd if
the purehaser is not satisfied with it can return
it and get any other machine in the mar et. A
trial of it is all that is required to give satis action.
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JUST FROM ENGLAND
EY SPONGES,
AND MIRRORS, •
A.SBESENT TEA SPOONS,
KNIVES AND FO.RKS,
CROCKERY 'IS powN,
GLASS% ARE„
T Ai SETS VERY CHEAP,
TEA TRAYS,
CO.MB$ BRUSHES,
POCK T BOOKS,
AMERICAN WATCHES,
CLOCKS—All Prices, Cheap,
JEWELRY, .
MILK PANS AND CROCKS, Sze.
CALL. IN
BABY CARRI
AGE8
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500 CORDS HEADING
WANI 'D
COLEMAN & 001iINLOCK'S
0. C. WILLSON
Has an abundant simply always on1 han
leading machines, so that purchasers c
their choice.
at his
other
n have
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
0. C. WILLSON keeps the largest a d best
selected stock .of Musical Instruments West of
-Toronto, consisting of that celebrated llthusek
Piano, and other Pianos, Princees,iGeorge Voods,
Estay, and Canada Organs and Melodeons, any of
which he can sell as cheap as the manufac mem.
Hugh
Among the habitual attentlante en Dr.
Guthric'e pi caching W413 the celebr ated
flugh 'Miller, who at that time occupied "i
a prominent position in the society of I
EdinburA salter of the Witness,
"There was in the crowd at St. John's"
ious figure. Looking only at the rough,
red, ahaegy hewl, or at the eheeked
plaid, flung over the broad ehoulders,
you may think it j3 illif'pherC1 from
the distant hills, who hat; wandered in
from hi ehieling among the monntaina
to hear the groat city preacher, But ,
Took again ; the nuteeive head, the broad
proivetin brow) tho film so firmly closed,
the kee ,a;ray eye, and, above all, the
look ef intelligent and search i Herutiny
cast emote', all tell of sornethmg higher .
than sly pherd life, It is 'Hugh
the ereateet et* living Seotehmen, never
to I,: ntisstel in this tenegregation, he was
not only a requiter but an office bearer."
OL title esti aordinary personage, Pr.
Guthrie remarks: : "Ile 'was a man
mixed u0 by I )ivine Providence for the
tune and' the age, Hie busitieme was to
fight ,and tip. war.horse that saith
eth the battle afar off, !lighting was
Milken !delight, On the eve of what
was tO ove 0, desperate conflict, I have
seen him, in such a high and happy state
of eagerness awl excitement that he
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Agricultural Impleme
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NOW ON EXHIBIT Ot1
Saw Mill, Se lora.
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OBERTSON 'S FURNITURE WAR
OF ALL KII+S
CONSTANTLY ,Q3fr RIAND.
THE FINEST ASORTMENT
EVER BROUGHT TO b"EAFORT'll,
HEMLOCK LUMBER
ND WILL BE OFFERED VERY CHEAP,
In
13.1Lila8 T71 -1T -a
rder that the Infantine population may have a good time during the co ing Bummer.
A full stela of the best Agricultural Impl raents
made in America, on hand as usual, consieting of
Masseyse Woods' Patent, and the Johnson Single
Reapers. 'Woods' Iron Frame and Buckeye Mowers.
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SOMETHING NEI/1i/.
Sharp's sell dumpinglIAY RAKE. Thi4 is the
only self clumping hay mice in uee, mad an boy 12
years of age, and able to drive &hone can ork it.
Mr. Willoon has no heeitation in recona
this rake to his customere as the best ove intro-
duced. Any person desiring to purchase no can
have a fair trial of it.
pLovils.—Masgoyis No. 18 Thistle atter,
the only genuine Thistle Cutter Plow in t o mar-
ket -400 sold in the County of Huron la year.
The Pori Perry and London Gang Plows, t e best
Gang plows ever introduced to the pu c. A
trial given andsatisfaetfori guaranteed. Al kinds
of General Purpose Plows always °Vend.
Grain Drills and Harrows, Turnip Seed owers,
Hoeu awl all other implement); alw yfl
hand, All kinds of Pointe and Castings or the
different Plows in llge kept constantly on hand.
TO THE LA.DIES.—In the Sowing Maxillae
full stock of Butterfelths Patterns and Self -Fitting°
Charts. All the latest and neweet otylee arid
faehiono, The la eet and most populee Sheet
Muni c and Music ooks.
DIAMOND SPECTACLES
,L MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted to- t
gaiter, and aro called DIAMOND ou acce nt of
their hardneas and brilliancy. It is well nown
that Spectaelee eut from Brazilian or Scot peb-
Ides ere only injurioue to the eye, because of their '
polarizing light. Having been teated with the
polariscope, the diamond leneee have been found
to admit fifteen per eaut, kite heatea reys than
tiny .other liebblo, They are ground, witli great
berationte and produce a brightnees find tinct -
new) of vleion not before attained spel tuelete
5fannfaetured by
The Spencer Optical Manufacturin Co,
NEW YORK.
Inferior article for the DiarnOnd, aro t care
should bo taken to see that the trade met k aire
which is proteetee by Letters ratent, is et rived
MiFeovr° rola Pe I Ili) ;F. E, HICKSON 1c Co., 8eafortit, Sete
Agents, . 880
M. ROBERTSON.
GODERICH F9UNDRY.
Beg to inform the public that they a e prepared to furnish
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; FLO It, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
STAVE, HEADING AND SHINGLE MAC INES, HOOP MACHINES, &c.
IRON AND WOODEN PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, STR W -CUT-
TERS, &c., SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE -B RS, Scc.
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES; of various k nds.
SALT PANS MADE TO ORDER
ALSO,
IRON' AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH. WORK
BoiLEns ANT.) ENGINES AND GENERAL REPAIRS DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE.
All °niers addree,sed to the Company or Secretary will receive prompt attention....si
A, H3DGE, Secretary and Treasiirer. HORTON, President.
R. RUNCIMAN, General Manager,
1000000,010.0.,.00000,0,
WHAT NXT?
At the Shorteat 4otice.
TO THE PUBLIC AT, LARGE.
Harness, Saddle iand Collar
.111417 -ST., SEAPORTH,
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SIGN OF THE SCOT H COLLAR.
A eholeeassortment of light
Whipa,Belle,Horee, Clothing,
on hand. Repairing prompt'
charges moderate. Rernembe
the Scotch Cellar.
OPEC FI DI INE
Caren ail Nen cue IN ages ,Oneli an remors, De-
. co and el oho le opir ts ; but thelSpec fie Medicine
of Self MIRO, tifiLoo of Memory Ifni areal LIMO,
tilde, I' n in Glut 13 elt, Dlinneei Of felon, Pre -
lead tO ,',I 1104111 ty or
oneunintichi AD a Pretrial,.
tura are 'e, al of wh ch, 1414.a rulb, ar flied emitted
halal game.
study and ma ly yew 8 Of filt orienee in treating
Seld Se VfoirtiihiliiiiyAEM. IGII.cligAoill:IN% indltICHo(3°,r,Qc 8.138t.
,Ii?,.?..all
Settle eir count with o t oitee, or they
SZArOgsru, larch 8, 18 41. & Itohnostest
NEW BUSINESS, NEW MEN,
p,t o nndereigned, have purchased %fr. W. E. NAV' Establiahment, where %ye intend to carry
on an OXt(411144 11:11 1.114:4:04 Bueinese, both. Vifhelegale nd Retail, manufacturing by Maeldnery
and by h nil, We ale° keep on hand
A L RGE ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES
And ,ev ything pertaining to the. Bueinese, Light suid Drivisileg Ilarneggo a Speciality.
No ASKO Wien Prices here. Give us a Call before purchasing eleewhere.
he fi bseriber hereby thanks his numerous'
cu tamers (merchants and °there) for their liberal
patronage daring the past seven y'ears, and hopeo,
bystrict integrity and close attention to business,
to merit their confidence and trade in the future.
Having greatly enlarged his premiees, during
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
HIGkEST CASH PRICE
FOr any [quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG- EMPORIUM,
, Mein Street, Soaforth,
/Wanted by the Huboariber 25 tons of good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW.
D. D. WILSON.
THE SEAFORTH
LUMBER YARD.
pm to inform the public that they have re-
moved th eir Lumber Yard the lot between
the Merehan s Salt Company's Works and Mar -
They 1,0111:leap eon Arm tly on and a good asoort-
metit of ALL KINDS OF LUM ER„ &egged and
undreasted, Moo, LA.T1I AND BM GLES, all of
which they are prepered to sell at the lowed pos-
sible pricee, tor Carib, Alse, on hand Any quantity
of the best AOTON LIME.
Builders gild others will.find it to their advan-
tage to inepeist our stook, and ascertain ouleseskess
nd heavy Hamm,
c., kept constantly
attended to, and
the place,sign of
V. OLIVER.
THOMSON &W IMAMS,
AND
ENGINE VITORK,Sf
MITCHELL, ONTARIO.
OUR
Two -Horse Wood AS'arii?-g ,Machine
has been thorotighly tested, a giveti entire
isfattion. It is inipplied wit a band wheel for
rnae,hinery, without extra exp;ee for the belt.
A TRIAL OF ERED.
ALL KINDS in*
I' ARMING IMPLEMENTS .
kept constantly oil hand.
BOILER SHOP IN FULt OP=ATION„
Enginetii of 'Efil Size* lade, fo Order
REPAIRS PROMPTLY A, TENDED TO.
1878. 8fX