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The: Island del;' St. 3S lda.
St. Kilda is a very ,small --3,000 ,acres
—very barren, very remote little island
of the Hebrides, planted ill a melancholy
and extremely riotous ocean, so far to
the wcstwardthat it hate eon found in-
convenient to include; it in' the majority
of maps, and it has in all seriousness
been totally forgotten by the .British
Government. If a' murderer appeared
among ire population, they would have
to hang hire themselves, if there were.
wood enough for gallows—which there
is not ---for they cannot get to Inverness.
Not onlyis there no official on the place
but no one ever goes there. There
delivery of the mails --not even • on
month or once a quarter --and th
absolutely no regular communic
kept up With the `County of Inver])
which the island is legally suppose
belong. The people ere too poor to
s boat large enough to cross the 30
of rough. sea which intervene bet
them and the nearest land ; the plac
out of the track of steamers, and e
for one single day in the year, who
employee of the owner, Mr. MacLeod
Dunvegan, goes to levy £80 of rent,
i make -what profit he pan of fish and
theca, the island is as unvisited as
were in another planet, except by
atonal yachtsmen and tourists, who,
ever, for generation*. back, have n
remained. for more than a few h
Lately, however, Mr. Sands, an
with a love for solitude and out -of
way experiences, made his way t
and remained on the island seven we
living in a cottage by himself, sketc
the natives, and apparently praetfor his own solace on the bag -pipes,
his account of this -people, simple an
pretentious as it is, has a singular pa
He found the island I inhabited by
73 persons, remainei of a rather I
number who had been severely vis
by the small -pox, and who at first
inclined to fear that the might bring
kind of infectious disorder with him.
The free Church of Scotland, howe
which—to do it justice-- never shr
from its duty when apparent to it
has planted a minister even in St. K
to be guide, philosopher, friend and
to the poor people ; and the minid
Mr. Mackay, the Only man who t
English, does his duty with a will, st.
ing there, M elSands says, as a perm
ent sentry,to keep sin and misfortune
of St. Kilda ; and al he exerted him
to remove their apprehensions, Mr. Sa
received a warm welcome, and a g
many presents of their only fuel,
turf. -'I he islanders indeed, so far f
becoming savage in ;their isolation, h
become refined by it, and .form a c
munity resembling in many respects
Pitcairn Islanders. Grime is absolu
unknown. They are all Free Chur
hien, and all communicants ; they
serve the Sabbath with a more
Scotch rigidity ; they contribute no
than £2(l a year to the Sustenta
Fund, a sum equal to a rate of 6s. 8d
the pound on their rental ; •and all r
lent'- _once
nitrate' of�bismu l
.
powerful remed for
ous membrane, and is
ingredient hi,. esu
tions two other, a qh
of violent colds' t
to these instane a we
the present writ r,
violent cold caning o
tion of weight ► th
nsuai disagreeable fee
as well at; ordinary ea
Dr. Ferrier's remedy
got up on the follow
is ee pletely free from co!
ce a since recurred. i The .t
the is creasing the tendency
afros immediately begins to,
es> to cion Spectator.
k to The Man Who S all
l
miles Some of my read rs
ween l'liom�nte a la jourcl ette,
e is man who swallowed a fork
xcept begladtohearfurther f th
n an We have had two of the
of ian, Cipriana, and t e yo
and sear. Nearly.tdvo y ars
fen- , table.with som loom ades
if it versing about e ' I dia
oeca• their trick of allo ing
how- suer claimed t t it .as v
ever to prove his as rtio , too
ours. tines and push c it d•rwn
artist -spasmodic cont do of
-the- it from his ling rs a • d `F:
here, the passage info, the s
eks, long time effort! Iver m f a e t
ping` fork by the mdeth, . ut i w
ieing certained to b in hi . s • nia
and suer was give up for, last.
dun- shown at clinical lee urea, .ant
thus. into the countr' y rep ' rt
some be was dead, and I elide e ti
la lished it as a feet.
ited But as Lesuer' did not fail
were and continued sistr n . and heap
some a year, some of the a octo s t
the fork could l a ije •dove •
ray' and Drs. ' false, Leo
sor Gosselin ung ertook t
gguun some weeds 'ag , t
bnreing down slowly to
caustic, and determi • in
-the coat of th istomr h
edges of the hole thu- ma
rosives. When this adh
pieta an incision was mad
ach and the fork dra n o
It was as black as i k,
any extent. Lester is i1
of danger.--Frorn a ctrl
Eby f ,g
e `a{hid' iii a=very
larch of the aiue-
he '� ost imports alt
� F crier }ne
s .w o : re: otl d
•'a •.e smiff,'a
mai dad' that
virg a.v
.,with he sen
to plc : and
n t • e thro
rrhi m: de trial
one! ev ming,
ing n. or. ing c
d, i hie • has
miff, ins =ad of
to an • e, alae
dim nis rit.--
of
he
weld. a B' • c
ay emem ter
or he yb rens;
an they •. ay,
e si _` lei} e,
ind ' the` �'1
ng clerk I' e-
go- he w at
wh = were • gn-
j gglers = and
s •rd. •-
ry : impl�, r nd `�
a ork by het
fs hroat. A}
to = rgant .. • ok ;
dit'd+, n-
h. F. a
readh he'
finall s -
h, and Le -i
He wase
.then ant
came hat;
rat I r ub-
ver,
inks
self,
ilia,
king
ter,
elks
and-
an -
out
self
ade
reat
peat
rem
ave
em -
the
tely
eh-
ob-
than
less
tion
. in
cad
the Scriptures. Many of them can
peat from memory :long chapters of
(Relic Bible. They never fight,
they are studiously and almost supe
tiottsly careful about giving oftenc
each other. They are so united,—
six families of the island being, of sou
closely related— that they are able
meet every morning and decide in co_ cil on the day's work, and they are
ceasingly industrious. During th
months of winter, the men weave rou
cloth -tweeds and blanketing, of whie
besides providing clothes for themsely
they export a considerable quanti
They vary this sedentary occupation
Poing to fish when the weather perini
n spring, they, scale the craga, and vi
the adjacent islands for eggs and bir
and cultivate their plots of groun
Wherever one rambles one sees so
proof of their diligence. Every little sp
of ground on the stony hills that w
yield a crop, is enclosed with a sto
fence and cultivated.
The women are as industrious as t
men, doing all the work which ma
Cars ago was dons' for them by the
orses—now extinet—herding their
cattle and 300 sheep, making' cheer
spinning thread, snaring puffins on da
gerous islets, and doing all the lions
work. They aro fine, stalwart men an
woniwri, but they have given up dancin
and the singing matches of which th
were formerly foncl,i have forgotten the
legends, and have abandoned all sport
even Swimming, and seers), if we undo
stand Mr Sands' account, striekon wit
a kind of melancholy, natural to peopl
under such circumstances, who have neve
seen a tree, never tasted fruit of an
kind, could not distinguish a horse from
a dromedary, and lave lived for year
under some strange doom, as to thei
children, many of whom die on th
fourth, fifth, or eixth night after thei
birth. The few children who survive
grow up tall and healthy, are singularly
bold cragsmen, are perfectly sober, a' sur
sign of health of stomach, and will 'da
any precipice in their search for thei
game, the sea -birds, with which their
Wand. and the neighboring rocks abound
and on which they live. They used to
use the heads and necks of the Solan
geese for shoes, but - they have given u
p
that now as uncivilized, though they still
sweep the floor with a goose's wing. The
worsen oven visit the adjacent islets, and
there, wholly unaided by men, catch the
puffins in hundreds, barrelling their
bodies for winter food and collecting the
feathers for the owner's factory, who had
este, belted a kind of monopoly of the
islands produce, He, and he alone, in
annual visit, buys the fish and the feath-
ers and whatever there is to sell, and
deducting the rent and the few articles
they require, gives the people the bal-
ance, with which they buy the little they
attempt to import, and support their
church. They huy little but a few bottles
of whiskey for medicine, living on the
seabirds and their eggs for food, weaving
their own clothing, and for the orna-
inents which the women cannot wholly
lack, beating out copper pennies for
broches, using the island peat for fuel,
and for light burning the oil spit at thorn
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the is
and 8
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the spr80,
to
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in he Ith,
ty for • ver
ought hat`
$arcs r-
e, nd Pr fes -
op ration be
he bega ;b
eat mach fit
an dhesion o
the outs
e ith the cor a
was Om
in r0 the s Om
t ith for eps.'
ut•otwont
v r garde ou
ter.
A Voyage pilau • d , ho Wor
Several new paper ., in stud ng the
ork Herald ed Ti zein J-Ia per's 1
y, and Frank Legi.'a i1'ius rcctecl,
rganized an expedition fit e pure
ncompassingthe ea th i. 80 days.
ondon Times has j . fined ,th enter' ri
nd will sendDr Iles •ell, know
Bull Run " Russe , an l a artis e0i:
acted with the Illus rate N ws wi I ale
company the expe� itio rr, he e pedi
on will leav New ork a out J ne
a special train for :an 'lra cisco, hi
advertised to go t. roti _�1i t that ity `
0 hours. TLi fns • trai w ll tray el t
hicago over the Pe• nsyl a ialine fro
hence it will fo fo war Oma.a •_
ecial engines unde the dir tion �. f M
tennett. The excu do ist will r ma
leeger tha3' is ecess ry
re,rn • tb tack . f t
owl. A Sa. Fra cisc
)arty -will' tal e a st am
cull t enc 1 tl ey wi 1, pr
i, Ca ro, nd through t
to '"ran c. They wi
nsto vn, rel: nd, an 1 e
ark,
4.
New;
eck;;'
hav
se
Th Th
in Chicago no
transfer the i
Northwestern
the newspaper
to Yokohama)
Deed to. Calcu t
Mediterranee
proceed to Qu
bark for New
Cooping
h ib : rb.
Rhubarb is best cut i Ile
in water an sugar, a 'd
boiled rico ro nd the des i;
treated like "goose erry fo
goof cream gi es it a deli ate
it never has i udd'ng or to
lowing are ex hent. reci es
rhubarb jam . r mar a1 c.
barb as if for arts, and to
give one poun of god ri1Wis
the sugar ove he r ubarb,
24 hours to d a ou ,the'jui
method the pie es of rhtibar
erate from ea other when
is done, It lc pa good re Iye
jars well -dries and ie a dry
the marmalade, procure six
them and tak' way the :wh
pips, then slice the pulp int
along with the : eel, cut ver
thereto one qtr rt 'of rhuharl
and from one Peund to one
half of sugar. !Boil the wh
the usual wa ; as or tithe
Made in this anner it isne
Scotch marcs=*le, hich is
all hands to b he fi est any
An Ent
The Cinci
Emperor of B
memory, wha
way of treati
men. Darin
hia party dr
College, wher
made inquiry f
informed by t
the college w s
ago in Paris, d w nted to
renew the equain an*
college with
fter t is ex
ed the a/bine
olleg
been
his o
tell is
ver
may
is la
e to
he
r Dr
jail
not i
• n
tray
melte s
possess
ibe
rs
the Mi
in peter
MuIrph
tor in
seasi
t tiler
lier the
by the fulmar petre s. —Spectator,
A Oure for 'Colds in the Head.
It would seem as if the cure for those
worst of small nuisances, colds in the
head, which Dr. Ferrier of King's Col-
lege, suggested in thZ Lancet, might
prove to be a remedy of very great value.
It is a snuff—a white powder—composed
of the following ingredients : Hydro -
chlorate of morphia, two grains ; acacia
powder, two drachms ; trisnitrate of bis-
muth, six drachms—the whole making
up a quantity of powder of which from
one-quarter to oue-lialf may be safely tak-
en, if necoesary, in the course of twenty -
Dr. Ferrier says that with this snuff
he has twice cured himself of very vio-
4'
•
i
i
gths, soil
serve, wi
r it •lay b
1." lit I'
taste, hi '
t. T,ef I
for akin
'ut the rh
=very qualm
suga ; p
and le ve
e, B t
ream n surf
he pr ser
r if kept
= lace. J?
range , p 1
to rinl a
-
pa
small, add
, finely cut,
ound and a
le do n it
pres TM!
rly eq al tq
raga ed n
here a
of go.
a; die
cry,
s: "T1
d
said - f h
igh co nc"1
exh
y 23
see h
Duri
En je
only the nam f th
but also that to the
examii
he was comae
tion the Dom
various departMents of the
as much intellest as f he hac
to start a medical c liege of
the banks of the A a,zon."
bouring tow ,1 latel blush
*his head in hurch. He
his devotion Whil the se
progress, very naeel and en
head, spying im, rake a
preoccupied ether, ren do
I exclaiming, Oh anima,
in SO gleeful trd lin n v
whole church full f eopl
led. The mhther nd ohil
as a dashing Widow; and the
honest child a, de father.
ther known, that he you
been paying hrden attent
widow. Th devo (Mali e
stop ed pert roe, a d the
indu ed a burst of 4.0
soun ed foreign to t e Place
man's devotiees w re lin
him, and he left th eau°
a
and
3 Sit
Vice
ague
ay fro
th
ice, t
wer
It vv
g ma
ens t
ereisee
ongre
ked
Lary
ng
s
apa
o h
we
WHY
I L
IS THE
ONS $ ED SEED. ! SEED. $:FED.
9 R11 ,
BEST PLACEI TO BUY
YoU get
Best Vialue :to be had
for yO4r
Yon
FIT.
are lways surel of a PERFECT
Di HARD
EAFQRTH.
WARE.
ECEIIED
AMEOCAiT CUT NAILS,
SPIADEq, SHOU S, 'FORKS,
HOE AND R4KES,
FIE!YCING WIRE
ND BUILDING 11".,A.RDWARE
Of Every Description dbeap.
EAVE 'TROUGHS A., ND COIN
ING PIPE
Put up on the Shortest N
tice and Warranted.
HURON PLAN1NC MILL.
THE underfigned herly inform their many
-a- customers and the pub ic generally of the Re-
moval of their Faetory and Lumber Yard to. new
and More comraodious premises on
NORTH MAIO STREET,
Where, with increased land lime new
raachinery of he best maite, shoe will continue
to ms-nufaetur and 'fill all erders for
Sashes, Dpor8, 8, M 1d/img ,
had all ki ds et
PLANED 1!3 E R
At Pricee to Sni the Times;
Far Ga e8, How RaCk8, Chee8e
•
A Large Stec of Seamed LuMber on Hand.
LATH AND sHipilaLgs. '
Jig Attwink nod Cuatom pinning will
Receive Prompt Attention.
The subscribers hereby thank heir numerous
customers' for he liberal atrona e extended to'
them during t e past, and op), y etriet integ-
rity and elm !attention t business, tp merit a
e,ontinnance and increase the setae.
To all thoec Whose ace° to are everdue we give
GRAY 8t SCOTT.
P. S.—PlanS and Specifications for Buildin s
W AT l'AYS 4 -
IT AYS TO GO TO THE i
EXCELSIOFt MILLS
EGM NDVILSE, ONT.,
To get your G feting done, and Farmer will in
all cases get t eir own Wh at ground, nd good,
Partiee wi hing to get the Excelsior Mills
CELEERAT CO F1, -OUR
Can de so at IS ill PriCOS,
chante of
McGinnis, jo eph Brown
Pavey, Georgia Murray,
Megarey—
Any qnanti y of Chop
BARI Y, and ether Feed,
M. -CHARL
ts for the 11
re the follrng Mor-
s Laidlaw, James
ed PEAS, OATS and
arden City Middling
417
HA1,141. DR
MIS AMAN
WISHEs te inform the
Y Vicinitythat she is pr
In tha Letts Fashion
moderate, a orders p
A Call So Cited. Re
A STARK
Ladiee of S7forth an
pared to ma 8 ne
Comb . Prices
dually et tided to.
!donee— Street
Successor td *tromps rahly, M ofertb,
Is now leiving hm Stock'of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS, which 1 e is deter•
mined to sell a+► ' a Small Advance on Cost. 1 have now ern hand a Stock sof
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED, Millet, Black Tares, English and taiian Bie
Grass, ALSIKE CLOVER, Lucerene or Preach Clover, Yellow or Tref il' Clover,
Orchard Grass, Mixed Lawn Grass, &c. SWEDE TURNIPS—Skervin
ed, Hall's Westbnry, Purple Top, Bruce's Selected East Lothian and
perial. CARROT SEED—Long Orange, Wbite Belgium, Green Top,
DEN SEDS—My Stock of Garden Seeds will be found FRESH
Warranted as Pfure as can be got in any other establishment. CALL
get your supply, Seeds ite Low as any other House in the Trade ;
undersold. SEED OATS'—I have now on hand a quantity of those
NEW ZEALAND OATS, yielding from 80 to 120 bushels to the acr
feet long ; head 15 to 20 inches, ou the side ; they stand the weather wel
shell. I will furnish Bohemian or Hulless Oats, and the Tartarian Oat I
John Henderson, to anytperson entrusting their orders to me. I will
i3lenuiiie Hulks* Oats and the Tartarian Oats as Low as they eau be
market. CALL AND EXAMINE BEFORE PURCHASING ErA3
A Choice Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLO1TR and FEED alwa,y
I Ag BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD and to give everybody sa
M. MORRISON,
s Improv.
rtetts Ina -
11 GOOD ;
RLY and
won't
Celebrate
and dost't
grown, by
urnish the
got in the
Mink
on hand.
1876.
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
J U -S Ti 0 F#!: E N
DRESS GOODS
DRESS TRIMMINGS
TASSELLED FRIIGES
BALL FRINGES
COLOR'D PARASOLS
BLACK PARASOLS
DRAB CORSETS
WHITE CORSETS
KID GLOVES
LISLE GLOVES
STRIPED HOSE
COLLARS AND CUFFS
NEW
NEW
NON
NEW
NEW
Nblif
18 7 61
FRILLS AND R
BALL VEILS
SCARF VEIL
EORU TIES
LACE TIES
SILK TIES
REAL LACES
HATS AND BO
NEW FLOWERS AND F
ts/I/V ECRU NETS
NEW ECRU SILK
NEW ECRU LAOE &O
•
NETe
ATHERSI
Cheap Cash StoLe Seafo h.
N. B.—A Few Real Hair Switches at a Large Discount.
FARMERS OF HURON, AND BR OE.
A GOOD ARTICLE ALWAYS CHEAP.
JOHNSTON SELF -RAKE REAPER, CAYUGA, Ja, and SPRA
ER, also our celebrated Enifire Seed Drill—Improved,:and new Patent Self -
Dumping Sulktr Horse Rake, vvithout any doubt The Best eVer offered
Aden; eishie she
E.
TINA TAN.
Iola eier
sunburned AU -
: The most excelietiO-Tolleb
-Looking T
.itislois lashir ;Ifni USO after,
iff elitirely USW, Ina
004PLEXION TOILET
Ile vie are -heifer sale; It IS nOlurainig:-.4
see fOr Ourself: • Mote who have need it
dispepse ivith it, It will
, Give th a _Trial anal You Will nit I
liVithotit It.
.sidtr :no; ;:ecet eiv,_ed,e%st ,he. re, 1,,
a:reatit:ed:shPasitctbh :isU417;:te—d17S:anitestle: t0118.
tiered for the proteetiort of the
le girt, who was thei in/10007A CAUSES
he t171}rdbanteettle 11,11:13,440hcellztaddaetedoemita;e:
woblistawetereeamrhue:p64,04r;Q:3b.sereouri; orr:o:filettheett:ad-,leAwnddnautehox:;
er vr:weligrell'ianitttalbede The-
o ul, informed', the -Governor of
affairs,. and be sent troope teit ,
as besieged by the rabble. ins
Ionic.% to the Ottomaii Ambassador at
T ed,:floh7m4:edlleatiegsupVreorOtoet4dtetiMtoe:otheoaeolnnuirdiuedcii:t
14 arrived at 711.:1:taielemma--hbY
solif antiTileeiris"C°00°151:trVitdaehPeninret. g7C4°tT0t:118121:0,eff:elietr:ve.manilelloraaniuhnil wm;nse:
04 and earned her hy fprce to the house eta
t e United States h'ad aStemblederushedj or
PabaCedinetiesiedtedtSthiahte trev-eciton?vre'fismsihoulder be' Fat
brought thither. The Goveroor, hear- o
Rig that the German and French Consuls
the feonstils te evithdra Ana to Cairn
ting, fell upon thpe Consulsse end
perate..efforts of the Go*easnor to shield
them With his own' perecitt. The troops
totiniveranteorlYtedisf SPaelresset4leath°1e9gre%Pnieb; tT)thate
order has been restoreelS and the -guilty
pgrties hay, been, arrested."
;The Pans ,orrespondence Untverseile,
owg:iiinedthoef hdh reee gdf uogv er7i rigr :Dace e oat: Jul 'oleic a fjtel Le*
their Legation in Paris :4 --“The Ameri.
eau Consul was at the railway station,
whew his attention was aft -meted by
. The Coneul took the girl -under
pr tection„ While he Wile Seeking
and French Consuls were seper- bo
mation as to 4er nationality, the ee
ately informed that a went= belonging
tr their respective 'nations, had been
„dragged. into the mosque,. They eonse- so
,quently repaired to -the mosque where ,--Se
thelhwe ePmarisb6actoerliret:pcio:aLhn't" o'f the I:on- :1 fe.
Time8 learns that ; the American Con -
fearing that the mob would sueeeed
ing his house, sent the girl to the
an consulate. The mob in the
e compelled the -German Consul
au order for her delivery, and
then murdered
A apeeial dispateli font. Odessa, to the
Leaden Times represents that the out-
rage NVO,8 premeditated. . All the Consuls I
-exeept the British, had wiarned the Gov-
-emor and the Porte that 4, massAere was
'intended, The 844/10i -dispatch. says a
feeliN of insecurity prevails among the
:Christians and Buroheans in Turkey -
The Paris -correspondent of the Tinl€81
•isays that the interchange of views at
Berliu, on the Salonica affair, has result-
edin a collective denahnd on the part of
-the European powers,: for the eiecution
-of the murderers, indemnification of the
families of the ViCtitri8, a solemn -salute
te the Fihnch and Gentian flags hy the
Turkish authoritiei, and guarantee 1
rietFhifatvYe Pale:essx1.°1; ble.h11°at°1:ekstePda.rt the Cas
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ricxpitootmstearships, sailing Mai
NEW TORiC FOR 4ifEENSTOINAlit
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TE P TO THE OLD COUNT y
wontd- atilt their 4. interests In. WIN
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N. B.
in conn
sued at
13. BER-Tspl
4.1.71
482
Tickets for Nen- ork, -via Erie
ction -With above pee of Steams
weed rates. I
Mrs
TS AL AYS nudyte
-1- and AIRY trit
on the '12erteet Notice
snit all ho want a good
DAIRYIA N.
Seafizth,
Nliti&geteilVP4
and at prim dbatsill
THE PUREST ANI) BEST CO.Jk OIL
the market Wholesale and Ret4/11.
Every, =Kind of Tin: Work Conetektgly os
Rein mber the Plaee—Conter of John nakela
4gs MRS.
Will pay the Highest -Cash Prkefor
SAlift, Lode; oft ALL. PAD&
Akan quantity of RriM LOGS suitable/0r*
manuf
Cu
I lowest
UE MOi.V
500
tom Stawittigi attended to rem
cheap as at any other mill. i
ber of every 4escription,elso'filibeglo,
CEDAR POSTS FOR isALE.
ion. We beg to say ALL the above articles by us aro perfectly reliable, and Settforth.,
417 1
n the Domin-
warranted to give satisfaction. PATTERSON & BROTH RS' Impl ments speek
for themselves, and have earned a high replitation for their many exIcellent quail -
ties throughout the country wherever they ,Itive been used., All Far ers
ing purchasing any of the above will do well ito give them a trial. is unneces-
sary for us to say anything in regard to the; s and our johneton Reap r took at the
Great Trial on the London Road ha 1875, welt is well known by all i this section
of country, and we may say it Will be still better for the season of 187 as weheve
made improvements for this setilson's sales. ' REPAIRS kept at Seafo th, Brussels,
Wingham, and Clinton. Addr
SS
Or WM. GRIEVE, General Agent, Seafortli, Ontario,
UNRIVALtED ATTRACTION,
AT
GER$1,
BLACR /SILK PARASOLS, a i05 bought at a Great Redrue-,
tion—See Them.
Choice Stock of SILK UMBRELLA in Black Brown a Green;
BROWN amd GRAY LUFRES ed 20 Cents "er yair Wondeeul.
Elega/nt Assorrtment of LINEN COLLARS, CUI*S an& L
Piles of. Fine PRINTS ai 6 and 7 Cents per 7)ard.
1,011 Yard8 GREY COTTON 5 Cents per ywrd.
HATS that 'Wre BATS, SCARFS, airq GLOr S at Rack
Bottom 'Prices,
13 poun,d8 SUGAR for $f
CE TIES,
R. p. RoGiRes "N4ed" for Popular Prides.
MEROHANT TAIL011?j AND CLOTHIER,
SEAF9OTH,
IS NOW RECEIVING A 'LARGE STOCK OP k KIND
LATEST STYLES OF
SPRING TWEEDS, WOROED8, 'LTD GENERAL FUI?
AT THE LOWES4 QUOI4ATIO
OF TF,TP,
SAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASO, -DOI/RANO BLIND FACTORY
THE eubscriberbegsteaee to thanichisitumered
-a- customers for the liberal patronage extendedte
trusts that he may be fatered with a c tinting*
him since commencing lansiness in Ser;uth, ani
of the Same.
Parties intending to bnild would do well to gift
hire a dell, as he will coutlnue to keep On baud 4
large eek allkinds e
'WWI PIN LUMBER;
i SAS 1E14, 1
DO RS, BLINDS, MOULD 08,
SHINGLES,1 LATH, ET .
He f els confident of vingsatisfseti ntothelli
but fir t-elsesSro kmen reemployed.
201 • HN BROAD 00T.
EGG
The subscribe hereby thanks hie einesrou
retro arida the past seven rites, anit
by ski t lute and elope attention to blioloolit
Hew ng greatly enlargbd his prenci+ea del*
the wi ter, he is now prepared to pay the
. HEiT ,CASH PRICE
at the
EGG EMPOR
I Main Street Self
Wa ted by the subscriber 25 ions o good
clean WHEAT STLA Vs!
RO AL PANADIAN BAN
SEAFQRT,T1 BRANCH,.
Bank i the Uni ed States.
at all hief ier of the nited Ring
INT ,RES PAI ON REPOSIM
411
Bob- leig
NCH AND Kiln
Iron lientroto
ed fO Wood.
et
ear
Pat
erti
against massacres.
- Don't be too SohahltiVe,
-et:nag elfruri;rinogn tItliet rifacjirly iliniStehtisre`o tirselleoi i T r
thefainily without finding that tome of- I
fence is designed. 'They areas touchy as 1 T
hair -triggers. If they meet an ttequetrat-
ance who happens to be preoccupied. with
it -nines; they attribute, hie abstraction 1
in some mood personal to ;themeelves,and i
take umbrage accordinnly. They lay on I 1.1
ethers the fruit of their irritability, In -
!ligation makes them see impertinence i
everyone they armoire eontact with. '
ent persons, who never dreamed of
g offence, are astoeished to find some
liM40 word, or momentary tech;
easftill, tishetabkaebniriTS at tl in f 01 nr ft ull n al k te .144 ig at i sY. l'
es.lect iS open and direct. After all, too,
e {)00:8Crortiret:ofuetrlalokr:evin-bthdetiie:'gZatnedhuarorit tas ble
fieftwakeeasreitsfrhanukcsainud4g ge Le:lied: :ree6WfOrr°171 ;
art sliplekioil'uds,13rnienifieTtntiltoc el:enlraldrY'alvitd ,'
hintioue to 118 Let e son et the repu- '
Is* unnfle°r reseitnragin"tth, :net-11137ln" 4tahdisevwel7ayhethd3re ! B
nebarliev)! Om ini. aginary offence are vastly 1
ea d
girl and. her mother, who are 1
attre -23.71:e7majoria:itthLoese07::_ymo_lieiTni an: tie
daughter became verymuch
ha I al a s ta t' I lehe ti i ;eh'. ) Phe aYna drdehi ne oelsi 1 siCiet$ f°eet !lc elf' Tt v id° i- ena:n aY1 14 : 48upt lirongs- i II
111,41 e flit :8001;1 arri :whadr se ab eawn:hvf. a s: n: ahut g ett a' gr i°:bii:ivl i e 8:71 1 I: ewhati tl 3:11 ahde a°b:et hY :41 i ;teal °t ern ea se 1 ,, 1
weriPapplie:iee.ictocaet odioette0.--0 -Gefo r: ahlftee_r;unlEertplidpnrseLhur:feje:ptrisio; '1
Y. a thorough knowledge of the '
vy doctors' bills, it IS by the -
0 1 I 4. "oe zeivf ir i*m:of;:e gtyi sni thogehbte: 00: rgrr °tar a diti iessud; ulio:sfeywadiiebfe a di al. aryeurti mi yla ihebuti :ii, . ...;,..:
ma
ease. Hundreds of subtle
es -se
adRi'n: y i_4ii ntStiYweiintoll.Pae, PET-- ill
perly
421-521
till 4 IISILT, .lired .°411 tt4ehe
A ply p. Mo AUGHT, aha
-Le- a numbs off _his we
beat In
1NDUCEMENTi TO'
P BASE
heft- tirteite
of it antsnuiisore
give iT tighten
SP C
Mr.
the
TUBS
lad isToroliknoll