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GONIIPAtikilf
all points West far
Laverpool, and
sued for the sante, at.
at Cabin Passage LEY
ire Iriqrttartee 0011:k
ser Eighteett Million
noise reciived at ray
rince Company. Sta-
ine risks accepted
eara Compaaty. Tican
33elgiam, '
ierinaty, Switzerland
Ma, .COrapHAT '17 -tact*
aarrnand all points,
.TAGE, Assran'T.'
WittlE WHEAT
no less than Film);
AltMiTAGE.
it IMMO in informing
Pablic that her new
slaw ccenoleted, and:
facilitiea for earrying
able than ever to
isfaction. Herstock
TIN ARE"
Cellence or -Variety in
Invited.
-Beat Brattle Always
raiJy Deait With.
and evere/- other
:Jeleleing promptly
ASe SLOVOq
13.i; advantage: to give
tatoek on the Corner of
a Streets. .
- -
OFMINE
kit inery from
SEAFORTH,
announcing to the
of Huron that he is
4yricult rat Int-
.ifitsical Instra-
Sachine its the Shoger,
aarket, having carried
entenitial ate Sydney
:hese any of the &hove
:-eretzt::: by applying to
a do better for them.
.r repairs alwaya on
Edcrich stzeet.
rliVISPHY, Seaforth.
.FO-RTH
LAt4B ACE
-STRONG
First -Masa Steck, Fire
-rapaetes, and is prepa,r-
PRABLE TERMS.
the best Lean Sole-
artd purchase of Farm
t: ST -CLASS IM -
FOR SALE.
a at ti rer 47evit.
rta&t,
or Vac of Steamers.
!
rrisorea Store', Main -St
letY
R T .
FORBES/.
Stock and Trade of the
Seaforth, from Mr.
. state that he lames-
t:. the old. stand, and ha9
raes and vehicles to the
so but
Vphicte-,aanet COed
Will be Kept,
ies and Cartiages, and
s always ready foi•• us&
Made With Covi,-
Men.
a or any of the hotels
01.7T FOR THE,
qGN. •
Al -KE
:Vlintoet„
EA
ke tine Stock of New
of every description,
closapest.
het received from New
ale) least money.
ankery and Glassware,.
the attention a pur-
f.trt its exchautie as cath.
AIREatRaliD,
10
;FA Itt11-7,11$ AND
;ItS, .
eteteilon, of all, these
nrilier is determined to
LI bash UernIck,S' not
i: the follsoviog rates:
:Ter thousand 14 foot
AU orders over 4,000
and see if you don't
Sontha will Le chargsd
urimerotis eustom.ers
FOUCILS & eGrairlri•
ome TIIO:k11'§ON.
Saw Mills, Mail:Sop,
T
,EAFORTH,
ay all customers with.
• TTER TUBS,
Rh. These Tabs are so
to the trade that it is
alogin thair at:con-men-
afacturea a small Hard-
•.•shing butter
aasiae promptly &tame -
S. TROTT, Seaforal.
IR:ETT,
ant,
i:er in. LEATHER and
t Every Description.
ist Stock kept: Terma
ted. All order a by mail
4141-
R. N. BRETT.
jANUAR1
25 1878.
THE HURON EXPOSIT°
s
Longings to be a Man.
Every boy, from the time he is ten
year old, longs to be a man. He feels
that it is his destiny, and he sighs- for
the time -when he shall meet it.
Why is it?
Can anybody teT why the duckling
takes to water, ,a the streams run
down }rule and 0 a pretty girl ie envious
of another pretty • I? It is eimply na-
ture, and every : oo ate and inamiinate
thing, if left to it elf, follaweout its na-
ture.
The mall boy oegiies to show his as-
pirations for ma • hood by smoking grape
eine cigars, and: etting sticks for canes,
which he limns a es after the manner of
his paternal progeaitor ; and he hankers
after hair -oil and scented soap, and. re-
sents the interf rence of his mother
I when lie wants t go out -with "some
fellers," and is ompelled -to stay at
home and. shell t e peas for to -morrow's
dinner.
An. observing person can generally
tell when thesengines to be a man
commence, by he aiisincliaation the
bey -exhibits te make himself useful
about the hou e. The boy who is
longing to be a s an scorns the idea. of
- a es for Mega. Re
wiping the
thinks it unbefi tine his sex and ex-
pectations to eviaittle Weavings and
start the fire for tea. He wouldn't look
- at his little sist patchwork, or deign
to doetor the lir aken leg of her favor-
ite dolly. All of which chores, in
times past, he as wrillingly peefoitned.,
with no idea of being disgraced by ste
doing.
He bitterly si gents it when his big
sister has coral. ay, and. asks her moth-
er to send hose noisy children,"
and. the otheis, to
meaning hime
bed early ; and
big sisters go
chuna, Tom J
what in the de
for.
He grows p
ties, and wan
spends an hour
hair, and eta&
and likes the
clothes, and p
of chewing tob
side, and takes
walk, and. paysettention oaly to girls
old enough to be his mother, and. con-
siders girls of his own age " unmittigat-
ea nuisances."
He reads ell the newspaper adver-
tisements headed after this wise—
'''. Astonishing ! Moustache Peoducer !"
"Hair warranted. to grow on the
smoothest face in twenty-four hours, or
money refunded !'"' The future re-
vealed! Correct picture of your future
husband or wife, by return mail for 25
cents."
He no longer cares to go out tea -
drinking with ;his mother. He does
not care to listen to Aunt Sarah Ann!s
stories. 14is t
has subsided.
revolvers, end
Derringers ant
six-shooter onit
use.
He affects
books on angli
fire compenv,
e vows vengeance on
erally, ande tells his
nes, that he don't see
ce Women were created
tic•ular over his neck-
s his boots tighteend
over the parting of his
,s. a. book of. etiquette,.
ell of smoke in his
vately tries the flavor
coo, and tips his hat one
up spitting on.. the side -
to be taken somewhere and cheered up
a little." If Mrs. Boggs rerna.eks that
COUSill Sainatithy seems to be the live-
liest person she ever met already, and
desires to know why it it -never neces-
sary to cheer one's own wife up a little,
remark that "when. it comes to absurd
jealousy, you refuse to listen any long-
er," and depart, slamming the door.
You know that Mrs. Boggs, loving her
children as she d.oes, will never think
\feet wanted aetoe. . By one of his feet
he hold. a palette, by the other a pencil.
And in all this harness he moved, and I,
and writhed, and painted in a I
manner more , then marvellous ! A
voice, musical, grave and. sonorous, sa-
inting us by name, invited us to be
seated. Then the apparition glided
down the whole length of the scaf- •
fold to the ground, and advanced, or
erather rolled tewerd us, and with a
of getting a divorce, no Matter how : boned. establishedthimself on the sofa
hardly she is used, so that you are quite at our sidea
sate. When =feel ood-humored you WaOhed 'ea with
IWinterest, an
assion for kites and tops
Ile feels an interest in
talks leernedly about
_ Remingtans, and says a
v is suitable for a man to
shing-rods, and, reads
end. wants -to join a
nd has gunpowder and.
cartridges lyin. around. loose, end la.uglas
at his mother for being afraid. of them,
and wonders what makes women and.
children ea contoimdedly afraid of ev-
erythingi
IW STORBL
NEVf GOODS. NEW PRICES.
JA.AiS MURPHY
9' SEES Pleasure in announcing to his friends
'A' and the public that he is now located in his
sr
New Premises ected on the site of his former
Store, and has 'just received his New Stock of
TV y g _
can make it up. Any time will do. for - had a long cony rsation with him. He
Mrs. Boggs. You alvvat-s know Where told us he had been born without- arms, :
to find her.and had been a -reinter ten years, and
. ' ! was now making money by his art. .
Honesty Even in Chicago. . He used. his feet with ahnoste as much .
On Wednesday, Dec. 19, James Mc -
ease aa people do their ha.nds. He wrote
- !
his name with great rapidit-y, and well,
Andrew& a metal merchant, doing busi- I
,.-eHoid
nese at 117 West Lake street, sent his - an told u d. him elf -
son, aget 13, on a ,Message to the Bab- t Reporter. : Shelf Goods and all Articles ke-pt in
cock Ma hine Company's Works, at the ' ,1 a ,ffirst-Class Grocery.
, What Did W-astitrigtOn -Know P
corner of Mather and. Desplaine's streets.
0, P !
Globe Theatre, and, seeing a pocket- would. like to ask, what did. our fore- :
book on the sidewalk, ho picked. it up, - fathers know ? What, for instance, did , JAME
and took it to hit ifathet's stoic. On George Washing,ton know? He never Prio
0 Oh father I have aot a nice Christ-. mail treie. Ile never ,held his ear to 1
JHE
TEAS,
SUGARS,
FRUIT,
FISH,
SYRUP,
1
TOBACCOS,
PAILS,
TUBS,
BROOMS,
BRUSHES,
As the bty -vsa.s returnina he eased the We don't like to be irreverent, but •
S MURPHY is Confident that, Quality and
e taken into considetation, his Teas are
arriving there, he said. saw a steamboat.1 He never saw a fast,: •
I •
BEST VALUE TO BE HAD
ms preeeet. I think there it naoney in. a telephone. He never sat for his p c- I
this"1 I ture in a photograph gallery, He never
.'
His father examined the pocket -book, received a telegraph dispatch. He nev- . ' At any Retail House in the Dominion.
and:found. it contaitted tvliout $700. Ile er sighted. a Ki ,. 7upP gun. He never lis -
the ke4ing of it, and that it shOuld be He never saw a pretty. girl run a sewing
f 1
toned. t -he " fize " of an electric pa?n.
told his boy the la,w did not sanction They Consist of Young Hysons, and
machine. He never saw a sel Trope -
advertised. The boy .taid. :
'
Black's and Ja.ijans of different
go down the street to a fir, grades, all swee sound, and of
.“ A 'fright, father; he ma.n who OWiS nag engine
it -will give me something." - He never heard ot evolution. He never excellent flavor.
The pocket -book was adVertised, but took laughing gas. He never had. a set
no answer was received. Sunday, Dec. of store teeth. He never attended an
23, one of the papers contained an ad- 1
vertisenaent a the less. Mr. McAn•- ; °wnea a hkniall
" 9 7 • -h
t f nal E position. He never
a mine. He never
." Heee-leut why go
e took an excursion
drews and his son at once -yvaited on the ° knew. " CAA Pro
The recent depressio.n the prices of Sugar'
_
and Tobaccos has enabled the subscriber to place
those articlee at prices much below those rul-
ing a few weeks ago, and of which he is deter.
ramed to give his customers the benefit --
advertiser—George Teetors—who satis- - ork - - , falai: Goods eurtaclikased, aknd nodt phroving satis-
factorily identified., the pocket-bbok, ; it was on a flat boat: When he went fuz:erg, will e en br an t e money le -
food it wa,s given up to him. eert Tee_ off on a, train, it was a, mule train.
tors not only paid the reward. of' 550 When he wanted to talk with a man in . ' 1
which he had !advertised, but gave - Milwaukee, he hed to go there. When
young McAn.dreWs a 55 bill as a Christ- he had his picture taken, it was done , J'AMES
Advic to Husbands.
Begin by St;ying out until 2 o'clock
with some fin fellows- who know what
good -wine is. Reach your home in the
small hours, _ d atter ineffectually try-
ing to open th door with a leadepencil,
scole your wif for sitting up for you.
Throw your b ots upon the floor and
wake the bale , and desire to know why
Mt -s. Boggs 1 Vs that little -imp shriek.
so much. Af er this, go to sleep and
snore while s e walks the floor with the
unhappy infa t. • Of course you will
wake up cross; you will hate yourse•lf
and the worh. , and you will be quite
equal to the t sk of throwing upon the
carpet 12 shirts that are in good order,
and finding at the bottom of the draw-
er one with a button off. PO -this on,
aud a,ppea,r at the breakfast table like
the ghost of B-anquo, pointi.ng at your
throat and shaking your head.
Tell Mts. Boggs that before you were
mereied your dear ma attended to' your
- buttons, and while she wipes away a
tear, suddenly start to your feet and
spit the coffee you have taken into your
mouth into the coal-scutt,le, and ask
what she has put into it to -day, and de-
clare yourself poisoned. Tell her that
the breakfast
pigs to eat.
Having by- his means rendered. Mrs.
Boggs senoi s, take up your paper and
plunge into it, using it as a screen, and
eating and
answer Mrs.
if , there is a
thrust your c
be refilled.
about you, h
Mrs. Boggs a
with a jealou
she is hiding
she replies th
fold your lin
it, and upon
she means hy
her that she i
house—that 3
—that everyb
of the reckles
take care o
don't have to
fact that you
only a evret
dawn, until de
ill!by a sin'
altogether, is not fit for
liking behind it. Don't
3oggs when she asks you
- news; and occasiona.11y
p at her, with a grunt, to
Lave your eyies stiffieiently
,wever, to see Biddy give
olded. paper, and inquire,
glance, what that is that
inder the tea tray. When
t it is " only the gas bill,"
spieler end demand_ to see
iuspection, ask her what
such extravagance. Tell
e bringing you to the poor
ou expect to fail net year
,(13- is failing on account
'less of -women who never
anything, because they
earn. it. Point out the
spend nothing, and are
lied slave, toiling from
rk, with ben kruptcy hang -
le hair over your head,
while she gads about :in -finery. Look
solemnly upon your nine offspring, Sec-
erill of wb.ora have just had tb.e measlet,
and upon the infentin arms whe is pre-
paring for one of his regular bouts of
croup, and remark that you Wish you
were m worn n with. nothing to do but
to stay at ho ie and play -with the.efel -
(leen. Then fly at your third son, little
Peter—who Mherits your amiable dis-
position and 's pinching his little sister
—and box hi ears, and remark to some
invisible femliar that one 'would think
a person, wilt had. so many idle hours
need not ne lect these, little wretches
so. Order ittle Pasnela out of the
room for sni ng, end, shake little Tom-
my for eati g his breed bottom up-
wards as he -tares at you. Promise to
bring home : cat -o" -nine tails, and treat
them all to 'la e -whipping they deserve ;
. and having set them. to bellowi te in
' eiierus, tell s. Boggs that you pro-
bebly shall itot be •laorae to dinner, for
you heve tic ets for the opera, and as
Cousin Sam rithy's husband is in Cali-
fornia, you tIrnk "the poor thing ought
I
mas present. The whole affair is high- in profile with a ,-piece ' of black paper
ly- creditable to all concerned, and tends : and a pair of sb.ears. Ween he got the
to demonstrate that in Chicaao, if no- , returns from ba0i counties, they had to
where lse, "honesty is the betapolicy.P be brought in by I a man with an ox cart.
—Chic go Journal. When he took aim at the enemy, he
• had to trust to a crooked -barreled old
ove!s -Young Dream. ffint,lock. Whebahe wrote, it was with
. • a goose -quill. •hen he had anything ,
A bndal coupie with more style about to mend, his era draother did it with a, A Larue Stock of Crcic1.--eiv
,I.. ,
them than a grass witlott, honored. the :- esenin- 6
e-neecee.: Whea he went to a re
' never dreamed it was a relation of Inns. ;
tony look by marchnig in at meal time When he went to a concert, he heard a.,- l
arra,yed in their new clothes, with white 'racked mere tne an insane elite_ LAKE FISH TO 1 ARRIVE SHORTLY.
Hopes that none vrill
sleighing,1 bat that a
selves cordially invited t
suaply of the Cheap
splendid Teas and Sugars, /or the Holida 8.
URPHY
elay for ceremony and
I will consider them;
come at once and get al
oods, especiall those
S'11001C-7-A-17C3:-
DUNCAN &. DUNCAN,
, •
SEAFORTH.
ON ACCOUNT OF STOCK -TAKING, WHICH TAK_ES PLACE W TH US
ON OR AB3UT THE FIRST OF FEBRUARY, WE WILL SELL ALL
; fire, he stood in lee and passed buelt-
, I
tadiana House th t ieir presence two
'vi
th
three days during the past week. IAND FULL SUPPLY OF
. ets. When, he oohed, at a clam., Ihe 1
They gave the (tilting room a mighty
gloves oie, and when. old man Rykman ionet. When he had t, tooth pulled, he
first saw them he took One square look : sat down and never left Off yelling:
went out into the -kitchen and laughed ' his victuals. When he wanted. an Inter -
When he got out of teeth, he mummed
and. then sat down his coffee pot and '
until hie eye -balls felt pointed. Li that , national show, he sent for Lafayette
supreino moment he fa4t that he was * and. ordered. his friends up from Old ,
paid ten times over, with Oompo-und in- ' 'Virginia with the specimens carefullet 1 i
terest, for ell the triale, vexatious and !labelled in bottles. When he once dot NI 0 pi E Y !
unpaid. board bills ' encountered. in Iii: s ! hold. of a nugget of gold from an Ind.iln 1
hotel experience since he left the old ; Chief, he felt nob. When he wanted I ,
farra. 1 .
1
JAMES MURPI1-Y
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICE6 FOR -CaiNSH,
I MAls1 S'fREET, SIZA_VORTII7.
MONEY!!
'‘ to know anything about the weather, W.A.INT712 _
When the dining rpom girl got her he consnited the gee -end -hag or goose -
face straight enough' ta get belaind their I bone. When—but why go on? What
chairs and say I
-" Roast beef,
en or lish.1"
- The brid.egyo
fish."
oast pork, lamb, chick- ' anerway ? EON)
, did such a main know ? Who was her
answers who was he ?
, —Chicago Jour01.
m eaid, "Chicken am'
,
Butthe bride, with the characteristic - Side -w -alk Manners.
presence of mind, for Which her sex has T. There are, a the sidewalk, good
ever been noted, interPosed— ' manners and b d manners—perhaps
" Oh, no, ducky, dear, we can't take i more of thelatee than the former. Yet
Daly o' that • for don't you know, pidgy- 1 the offenders agauast sidewalk proprie-
widgy, 'twoUld Muss our gloves up,we'll ; ties are probably, most of them, un
have to have something we can eat with 1 aware of _their awn offences. Some of
Our knives and forks." 1 ! the items that pertain to good manners
0.
"Sq we will, bonny-blife eyes—Inever • on the sidewalk, may be indicated by
thought o' th.at What' de you say to these rules : Move on about your busi-
roast beef, the hu ee .9 can eve pees; don't oceupy more tha.n your fair
get same o; t vement ; doe% make the
happy man
and we inighls lesh the g,ravy and spoil ! mild just ELS tit a place for retaihng
sweetv 9" asked. the share of the pa
at • mistake of sup oosing, that a sidewalk is
" No, no—d
ly. ICS always tough as private a place as your ONV11 parlor,
our clothesa-don't you see, honey dew ? . neighborhood gossip; *don't insist on
Let's take lamb, pooteie, thetis always i keePina. the middle of the walk;- and
tender. I dentt care muchabout it, but ! don't eurn out en the wrong side -which
it. cuts so easy, lovey, and I expecttheir , in this country is the tele hand; don't
knives are as dull as a hoe," remark- ; stand on the sidewalk and hold caucuses
ed the bride. 1 1 end conventions with your friends—
" Well, I don't care, pussy ; whatever ladies are in this respectthemost fre-
you say; for I suppose we've got to keep -quent and serious offenders against the
up appearances; but duru my buttons, goo
sugar lump, if I hain't got a confounded • of three or fou
big notion to peel off these mittens an' - the walk, °°°
wade into some o' that 'ere chicken sea' fr°u1 the °ur
f the sidewalk; a party
of them will halt on
pying the whole space
stone to the shop en -
fish, for I'm all killin' fond o' it, an, • trances, an lmly hold a fifteen rain -
those blame things sweat my hands so utes conferenee without once, being
doosy-poosy, an' pucker an' thaw wors'n • aware, apparently, that any other per -
s. stickert plaster, and „hang me if 1 ! son would like to pass that way. Don't
up
don't ahilost censate they've blistered! throw oran,ge and banana rinds, or quids
fingers all ." , of tobacco, on the sidewalk, unless, per -
my
" No, no—never, goosey, don't do that 1 haps, yOu are a surgeon's apprentice,
for the world, or everybody'll know ! and desire to make business for the
There tee other points we might
we're- from t e country, and maybe i craft.I make, but the) will suggest themselves
they'll put u M the papers, hubby,
dear, and wou dn't that be awful?" • to the thougheful reader, end, we may
And the young wife had her own Way , add, fuaally and generally, "please yet
it, as they alwaye do. inember that the sidewalk is the aoni-
ab.ou
k , mon property of all pedestrians, . and
411 .ATtlEft Without .Arms. that there is DP better place for practie
I
cally applying the " golden rule " than
• Cmi-ir Ducorent IN11,6 1)(4'11 in Lille, ;1
Framse, Jam. 13, 1806. 13orn as he was I
the side-et:elk.
with nt arms, lwhat was he to do even
. I i Slaoemalling. `I
i.
in this busy world" Each foot had . - The shaemaker is a relic of antiquity,
anly our toes, but he early learned to : and lived and had his being as early as
use these to .10 -vantage- When very the twelfth century. . He was accustom -
Young he .could with ease throw a ball, ; ea to hawk hit goods, and it- is conjec-
e evas a separate trade
e soles. The Romans,
mes, woi'eI cork soles in
secure their feet from
Ily in winter, and, as high
then introduced, the Ro-
o wished t� appeartall-
cut with a knife, and draw lines on the
tured that th
floor with chalk, and. could even cut
for annexing
figures on paper with his mother's scis- in classical t
sons. I He earlebeeenie a good penman. their sloe, t
Front this he passed to drawing, and water, especi
natutally enough to painting, the wide heels were no
space between his great toe and the ma.n ladies, w
next enabling him to grasp his brush er, put plenty -of cork under them.- The
firmly. At the age of 13 -his progress ; streets of Rome th time of Domitian
astonished. Watteau, Professor •
of .41e were blocked up by cobblers' stalls,
School of Design., Lille, who received
which he, therefore, caused to be re-
_
him asa. pupil. Only three years later , moved. In the middle ages, Shoes were
he -took the first prize for a drawing of cleaned. by -washing -with a. sponge and.
Abe human figure from nature. After oil.; soap and. grease -were the. substi-
this he pursued his studies in, Paris. tutes for blacking. Buckles were 'worn
He was of a lively temperament, and on the -shoes im the fourteenth century.
when in converSation he became anis Tti Ireland a human skeleton was found.
mated, was in the habit of gesticulating ; with marks at buckles on th.e shoes. In
with his legs, as others do with their England. the became fashionable many ALL KINDS OF CURED MF.A.TS
arras. years before-Ihe reign of Queen lieu ;
to his ainting room which is intereSt- er oth T persons luta them of silver constantly on Hand.
Some one has described a visit the laboring, Classes wore them of cop -
SELLING 04' CHEAP.
-
.ESPECIALLy. WJNTERGOODk SUCII AS
CLOTHING, HEAVY
NOKIAS THE TIME TO GET
GOODS CHEAP.
Is now Selling Out his Stock of Groceries and
Provisions at Reduced Prices.
HE WILL SELL CHEAPER
Than any other Store in Town. No -Hurnhug.
- Come One, Come AU, and
WOOLES,
LADIE6' FANCY viroo.L. GOODS,
WINCEYS, LADIES' DRE sS GOODS, MERINOES, CASHMERES, *c.,
CET SOME OF THE CHEAP GOODS.
•
Nd TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
THE GOODS ARE ALL FRESH
AND NEW.
Yon will find him in his Now Brick Store, on
Main Street, Seaforth.
627 A. G. AULT.
JUST ARRIVED
AT ROBERTS' DRUG STORE,
opposite cardnois'New Block:
Phosphozone,
Boschee's German Syrup, •
Churchill's Syrup of Hypophos-
. phites,
*ugust Flowers, British Oil,
McKenzie's Dead Shot Worm
And any yYquantity Handy Pack-
age Dyes,
All of -which are guaranteed to make Beautiful
and Fast Colons. E6
THE HENSALL PORK FACTORY.
Our Stock of Millinery' wi41 be deared Out
at a Little Over Cpst Price.
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0 WE WANT TO MAKE A SPECIAL EFFORT FOR A LARGE STOCK
OF GOODS THIS SPRING, BEFORE GOODS ADVANCE TOO MUCH.
AND CUSTOMERS CAN LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
G. & J. PETTY
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
HOGS, ALIVE_ OR DRESSED
P
iug : I 1 or copper gilt; not long after shoes
Aeross the whole extent of the can- roses came in Buckles revived before '
'vase ran with increeiltte agility, like a the Revolution in 1789, and fmally be
u on the -wall, the stunted trunk of came extinct 'before the close of the
n -surmounted by a noble head, , eighteenth century.
a, in
with
and
along
color
exPaesive brew aid eyes of .firet, •
wherever th4 apparition passed —" What ie -3:our chief consolation in
the centres, he left the traces Of life?" asked. Eir pastor of a young lady in
behind. him. On apprdac-hino a his Bible-claes. , The young lady blush -
fteowapooacriebes nhea,:ve_e, twhee swherapeekasws
lofty but slend.er scaffolding in front . of like to tell you his name, but I have •
the eanvas, up and down and across the no objection to tell you wherehe lives:"
step l and stages of; which clinabed, and —She said it was a very bright idea.
crouehed,, and twisted—it is impossible He said he knew a brighter one, and.
aibe'eir.Logfwae ewdhaenud shheesiat:teedd, thaii:
wshaiadt,it" Iwitdsonhte
had. Pollee to see. We 'saw then that he answered, "our eye, illy dear" There
was deprived Of arins, that he had no was silence for a moment; then she
thighs, that his short legs were -closely ' laid her head upon the rim of his ear
united to
his bo d - an
' d that eacof his and wept •
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FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
OUTTItiGS, &c.
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523 , 'G. & J. PETTY.
FIRST-CLASS CUTTER IN THE TAILORItiC D1EPARTMENT.
GOOD MATERIAL AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP.
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THOMAS COVENTRY
Has Liemoved hist Stook of
BOOTS AND SHOES
TO STARK'S NEW BLOCK.
In the Store next to Wm. Roberts
Hardware Store', where be will be very happy to
meet all his old customers and as many' new
ones as possible, and all persons wanting to puts
chase Boots or Shoes will trod it to their advan-
taae to glass laim a call, as he has the Largest
Sack of Boots and Shoes in Seafortb, and is
DETERMINED TO SELL
Them at prices that mast tempt -people to buy,
as the whole Stock Must positively be disposed
of before the First of April, to make room lor
1.
The Immense Spring Stock which,
he has Just Ordered.
CustOmers in wafit of GOod Buffalo ,Robes
ZURICH AND EXETER
FLOURING AND CRISTINC MILLS
THE an ersigne s pleasure
to the people i Zurich and Vicinity that hi
Flouring mill is, better running order tha
Fever before. Grating prcmptly attended to. His
new Flouring mill in Exeter north is now finished
and vorkihg splendidly. At this mills v.lsoi
Griating and custom work will also receive th
eloseat attention.
He has also in his Limber Yard, at Zruic14
about 500,000 feet, all sized, stkirom $3 to $6 per
thousand. Dry Rock Elm Lather froze $10 to
$12 per thousand. *
518 WILLIAM FBICWICS.
WILL PLEASE CALL BEFORE THIS CHEAP LOT IS SOLD OUT
DUNCAN !•Sz iYUNCAN, SEAFORTH.
He would respeetfully return thanks to all
who have patronized him in the past, and. 'treats
that they may not weary in well doing.
YOU CANNOT MISS, THE PLACE,
Is his Sign of the Big Boot can be teen from any
part ofMain Street.
SEAFORTH AaRICULTURAL WAREWOOMS.
IF YOU WANT TO CET !THE BEST THISTLE 9UTTER PLOW.
IN THE MARKET
Go TO 0. C WiriLSO 'S-, SEAFORTH,
And get one made by the Massey )r4rnisctnring Company.
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R ASONS WHY THEY 1 RE THE BEST
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They are hi her in the beam, they are higher in the mould board, they are thicker in the mould
board, they are thoroughly ground and polished in till svotking parts, and have the best car wheel,
Iran points on them, no common metal being used in their manufacture. This can be said by no
other makers of Plows. A Full ptock of j
ALL OLD ACCOUNTS MUST 13E PAID UP
AT ONCE, WITH -0V_ FAIL.
THOMASI COVENTRY,
MAIN S*REAT, SEAFORTH.
THE PLACE rlIERE YOU •CAN
THEM.
NCT .A:T?
Why, the Most Stylish, and Substan-
tially Built _1?igs in the County.
A L KINDS OF GENERAL i''URPOSE -PLOWS,
Also G ng Plow9 of an kinds, including the Pori Perry and Guelph.
IMPLEMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SUCH AS
-Straw Cutters, Grain 02 -ushers, Horse Pow'l ers of an kinds, from two to
ten, horse power, glom ns, Washing _Machines, Clothes Wringers, and
Every Machine belonging to the .business.
SEWING 'IVIACHINES.
It is needless to say anything about them as long as 4very person knows that the Florenee is
the best. Also a full stock of all the common machines Made, such as the
WANZER, ROYAL, OSBORNE, RA1YM0ND, AND SINGER.
All kinds of Sewing Machine Repairs, Needles and Oils always on hand. Sewing Machines Re-
paired on the shortest notice.
0. C. WILLSON
SEAFORTH.
rILLWAN astra CO.
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Haas now Faellities for Manufacturing
CARRIAGSI 1 BUGGIES,
CUTTER* AND SLEIGHS
The Superior of wiioh eannot be got from any
IShop b ths Country.
BEING P ACTICAL MEN,
WHAT'
THE CAUSE OF THE GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE
GROCERS? SIMPLY THIS, THAT
LAIDLAW &, FAIRLEY,
They thorougbly understand their business and
Personally superintend the work in each depart-
ment of their business, and consequently there
is no shaky material used in their vehicles, and
"slop work" is unknown in their establishment.
A Few of those obby Portlands
and Comfortable Swell Body Cut-
ters still on, hand, which, will be
sold very cheap.
Repairing of all kinds promntiy and neatly exe-
cute:Member the Seaforth Carriage Works, East
of the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth. •
PILLMAN & Co.
EGG EMPORiUM.*
BELIE -RING TllIAT UNION IS STRENGTH,
Have Amalgamated their Business and are Selling the BEST
GOODS at Bottom Prices.
OLR STOCK OF TEAS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THIS TOWN,
And has been purchased in New York, Montreal, and Toronto Markets at Lowest Cash Prices, and
Customers buying Teas from as can illy on getting value for their money. Prices range from 80
cents to 75 cents per pound.
SUGARS, ALL GRADES.
11 pounds Bright Sugar for 6•1. Pure Demers. Sugar, Imported Direct from Liverpool.
ValeUcia Raisins, off stalk, the best in the market -calf and see them. Layer P.aisins, 8 elected
LoOse Muscatel Raisins, London Layer Raisins, Bine Basket Raisins, Black Basket Raisins, Two
Crown Dehesa Retains, Sultana Raisins, Currants new and cleaned at /or nee.
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels, Extracts, Spices -Fresh and Pure, no Adulteration—Dr. Prices
Celebrated Bakiog Powder, Sauces Tams Red Jellies.
Our Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES we guarantee c quill to may, and 41pelier tothcemioseto itnhetinhe.
market. Alive ask from intending purchasers is to cellist!. d examine our Stock and ohvn
selves that what we say is correct.
FLOUR FEED AND PROVISIOkS, ALSO MILL FEED,
Of all kinde, kept -constantly in Stock. Orders left 'with 4s will receive our personal attention, and
be delivered promptly and free of charge.
LAIDLAW & VAIRLEYI SEAVORTH.
The Old Established Cash Grocery, next door South of the Post Office.
The subscriber' hereby thanks bib iminerois
enstomers(rnerchaats arid ethers) f or their liberal
patronage during the past seven Tear8s and hopes,
by strict integrity andclose attention to business,
to merit their eontdence and trade in thefutare.,
Haaing greatly: enlarged his premiaes, during
the winter, he is now ptepared to pay tbe
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any .quantita .Of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the •
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tone of good dry
clean WHEAT STR
HAVE YOU SEEN THAT SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of XMAS PRESENTS
AT PAPST'S BOOKSTORE, SEAFORTH,
PONSISTING of Presentation Bookie Juvenile's Toy Books, Albums, (Easel, Rust and Auto-
graph,) Scrap Books, -Bibles in Russia. and Morocco bindings, Prayer Books,HynL and Psalm
Books, Purses,Writing Desk, Fancy Ink Stands, Steroseopes and Views, Vases Toilet Sets, Motto
Caps and Fancy Chromos, Mottoes, Rustic and "Velvet F4atees, Gilt Figures, Poitmonias, Alice Bags,
Card Cases, Silk Book Marks,
Christmas, 1Veto Years, and Birthday Ca ds—a Large A.ssortment. Also
a Large Variety of Chil 67e8 170`10. &C.
W :LSON
CAMPBELL'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH.
REMEMBER THE PLACE, - 0, W. PAPST, SEAPORTS,
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE BANK.
All -S$ LEECH
H&TING leased the handsome and corernodi-
L-L ens new store in Campbell's mete, Main
Street,begs to inform the pnblic that her New
i\,Sitorci jolt •
NERY AND FANCY GOODS
Is very complete in e't ery department. All the
Latest Styles of Goods always on hand. Hair
Dressing, Stamping, and Ostrich Feathers clean-
ed. A call is respectfully solicited, and satisfac-
tion in every article guaranteed.
AlISS LEECH.
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N. B.—Apprentices wants& 25
AUCTION ROOMS.
SAMUEL STARK
?EITTAS Removed to Ls New Brie's: Block, where
AS intends for the future to keep his Auction
Booms, and has procured his license as Auction-
eer for thht purpose.
NOTICE OF SALES WILL BE GIVEN
AT THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Deposits will be paid, if required, on Stock
sent to be sold.
Town Lots for Sale.
All amounts due for ioniser business of Shoe-
making must be:paid at ono.
Conveyancing, tie., will be attended to when
required.
521 SAMUEL _STARE, Seaforth.
SAW LOGS WANTED.
Messrs. COLEMAN & GOUINLOCK
Will pay the Highest Cash Pricefor
SAW LOGS OF ALL KINDS.
Also a quantity of ELM LOGS suitable for the
manufacture of Hoops.
cloaca= Sawing attended to promptly,
and as cheap as at any other railL
Lumber of every description, also Shinglea,
Lath and Pickets always on hand, and at the very
osvest market prices.
5000 CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE.
CO LE M AN & G 0 UINLO CK,
41'7 ' Seafortli
THE SEAFORTH BOILER WORKS,
YOUNG & LAHEY
A RE Prepared to take Orders for Boilers,
"i-/- Smoke Stacks:, Stills, Tanks, and Sheet Iron
Work of all descriptions. Repairs _done on the
Shortest Notio, and at the Lowest Possthle
Prices.
YOUNG & LA HWY,
523x18. Seaforth, Ont.
THE SEAFORTH LIVERY STABLES4
CARNOCHAN & ABELL,
PROPRIETORS.
CIPPICE and Stables on Market Street, emcee
door from main. -Neat, Styltsh usetteeefeel
Buggies, and Good Reliable Horses a/ways on
hand.. Orders left at the Commercial Ifotel, Sea -
forth, or at the office will be promptly attesaed..
to.