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KU'S_ BOOKSTORE
!FORTH',
is ere swiftly -dying,
I be- safe agaiu,
keep ou trying,
wealth regale.
rot.e.y, \hod
an oneness -
try 4.1004$4 at litarry
eeert yon get marrled,
a enjoy this. life.
.egret rva tarried,
had a wife -
re,* ott cosit at 'marry
wing aehiucte nit
lebrated Estay Organ
aeon tletearan-the amity
truttetetactueed - for
cask at lArtrey
ill save on money,
t when you aire ill.
live on leee money
h your courting bill.
m
dar-
ad e teee4 Ringale
thices, t Ellarcy
aom Wath for $23, anT
welly eet•a- etteaee, Silver
t ever offered in Seaforth.
;Iinds„ and. the beat OIT
eetaeles and Eye Glasees,
1 Glaee. Pietures Framed,
et, and Ittaeie Ensile
at. tab cap.
ks the Wall Paper arul Win-
`eaforthe A good stock, all
orti Nice.
entity Solicited. The
r:to ail. My Stock will*
iuspecti
;tink I will not go to Harry
ey eye */ become so dazzled.
ght for a week after being
ain I alwaye buy until my
leometimes I don't stop thea
see ie I left anything ma-
tte you know
't Cash Business.
THE PLACE
PRELL'S r;Loc:K,
- SEA !FORTIN.:
k. RY MITCHELL,
E WAREROOMS,
FORTH.
-tzT FURNITURE IN
COC,CTY.
1./ag a Large Stock of NEW
en the beet Factoriee in Can-
• to sell cheaper hat any !
s1 pay cash down and get or
V SELL
rs for $1 80.
Turned Legs for $a„,
!Good, for $2 50.
aer Beet, for $3, 25*
.tch. for $1 15.
90 cents.
=. Bedsteads, 4x46 feet long,
r floreaue, projection fronte,
'e very low.
.r $5.
ahaiTs, Sojhs. Loun-
ockers,1 Cannot be
Spinning Wheels very low
ME A. CALL
isit your house for a little
redly oppoeite d. R. Coon-
nvelry Esta.blialtment, Main
Skins, Wool and 'Wool Pick -
JOHN S. PO aTER.
'be in te position to furnish
An any (rue iu theiplace.
BAND OF MR. -4E ".'
Maehiuery froM
SEAFORTH,,
e in annonneing to the
ttu•lity of Heronthat he is
, beet ,
ictilticr .1:-tn•--,
,14(1 -1.644ir4 ttsi
.rite machine ie the Singer,
the inert:eta 'teeing Muted
the Centennial lied Syduey
pri.1'44bAsck any of the above,
!own lutereste by applyiug to
ean d,1 better' far then,
;re trade. .
LL.nd other repahaa always on
anise Uoderich etied.
L. Setiforth. •
H;
FA RMERS AND
ql1ER,S`
the attention of all, these
atibeeribt r determined to
nt! good. ..inch Hemlock,
eele" at 1Le following rates:
$7 00 per thoitearad ; 14 foot
fey Caeli All (voter:, to- e r 41000
la Call eael eve if you uati't
ed.
r noeithe wt.' lte charged
Lituks1t unuferous eastotuera
aue 112.2116,12.4
4. •
. IIN TROY' PSON.
: ain Saw Mills, hieliSelop.
t
1ER TUBS.
i\. FO
tepee; an
bit
!•.1,
CJ.. -1.. 1'to. m; Tubs !are so
hu.wit tLte trde that it is
a ant, 'hitig it their recommen-
.
niartata ct tires n small Hard-
fer washing but ter in.
tel.erwiee promptly attend-
:
S. TWIT. Seattle
STIVE FLUID.
ails,: free, lteept 2:1t trcat-
; form t4, enre that
• h. iA Lot a Avant of l'epsine
::-frift that (202'14(111o; Ineigestion.
areeetive Fluid. has never
2. 2:2 2.1." W2pot (..1 head -
t.. heart . kidney diseases, and
:eh tiieiutite in ludieestion.
.-:s l±ee 541 rents'. 53,h42-4
. _
_As:a ID •
;
• Previricial Lend' Surveyor
1ericeer. Ordrrs v .inail prompt-
.
1.11. S. CA:11PB ELL,
1
Attc4itiT 9, 1878.
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THE
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HUB: N EXPOSITOR.
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" ClurfeW Must Not Pin
To -Night."
lingianais ma was setting o'er the hilts ,80 far..
it-Yray. •
wed the land with rustic beauty at the dos of
And
OneitsinaastjadydRa
kinmed the forehead oi a man and
wirsitteRpalonir—slaw elle Weary -elle with seamy
&sting hair -
e re veal bowed head, ge,.a and thoughtful -elm Trith
- Ups so cold and white, _
•teeggletl, to keep book themairmne, "Cortese most
not ring to -night! -
a
• seetert, Bessie il 1 0 TB ere , po ng
to the prison old
with its walls so tall and gloomy, walls so dark
and demp and coldt-
orse a lover in that prison, doomed THIS TERT
night to die
At the ringing of the curfew ; and no earthly help
is tug ,
OrjwweiI
-will not come till euneet," and her, face
grew strangely white,.
As -he spoke in husky whiepers Curfew mutat
not ring to -night !"
'"Bessie," calmly spoke the sexton 4(eyery
i
peteed her young heart
Bike a thoustred gleaming arrows -like 6 t
poisoned der*,
a Long, long years Fee rang the curfew, fro
gloomy shaded tower;.
Overy evening, just at sunset, it has told th
fight hour;
these done my duty ever, tried ti do it jus
sight;
When old I -will not missit, girl, the
rings to -night!" .
Wild her eyes and pole ha features, stet
white her thoughtful brow, a
And within her heart's deep centre, lessie made a
word
pally
tvri-
and
urfew
and
solemn vow.
• She had listened while the judges read, ifithouha
• tear or sigh,
"At the ringing of the curfew, llasil Underwood
MUST 1/1E,n
And her breath coxae fast and faster; and her eyes
grew large and bright,
One low murmur, scarcely spoken, "Cm -few must
not ring to -night 1"
Oh, no,
I can, andl:
in; that bath
day fishing o
themselves i
JU St ilOre
and. o$ scamp
peered rouncl
hack, and a
Ob, girls
Immediat
on et
e cai all swim. .I know
know, too, that I've been
over six times this very
• t girls that were getting
to trouble,"
here was a terrible shriek
r, and a head which had
in� the passage way flew
oice cried out:
there's a feller."
ly there became no longer
without eeremony, as you said. Corne
don and let me in. I'm in a hurry
to get home, and can't stop but a
minute."
Mr. 'Saxisaper said sOrnething that
would, bend the types double if we
should undertake to. print it, and
shimmied down the window.,
Ile remarked to Bob the. next day
that for downright freezing coolness
his refrigerator was a bake -oven cora-
, pared to the prank practised .on hun.-
• Cincinnati Bre,akfast Table.
en Bryant's Ad-
- vice o Vine Writing."
0 Aside of the line of his professional Anecdote of Mr. Brya.nt.
- One morning many years ago, after
duty, Mr. Bryant sometimes wielded.
his literary, pruning -knife, and, Its 'an reaching his office, and trying in vain
to begin -work, Mr. Bryant turned to
-me and said :
"I can't get along this morning."
" Why not," I asked.
i ant
example .of the good. use he made of it,
, we inay quote this letter, which was
sen1 to a yonng man who: asked for a
•
She -with light stepbotinded forward, !Tram w
in the old chureh door, '
Left the tad man coming slowly paths he'd ¶rod
• salt befoee.
Not one moment &topped the maiden., bu
cheek and brow aglow,
Staggered up the _gloomy tower where t e
swung to and fro
ther_i she climbed the slimy ladder, dark, • th
one ray of light,- .
Upward still, her Fele lips saying, 4-i Curie
, not ring to -tight 1"
Grit
ten
hay
you
the
it c
the,
fou
ten
wa
tha
ter
yo
al
as
we
73.0
WI- • an
wo
SO to
to, ,10
an
bell ar
mei Pu
hall t
as
. ,
..
As, she springs and graeps it firmly ; " Curf w shall h
not rang toenight! . -.
. .•
. ; C •
Out ehe swing -far out.! the city seemed a tiny t i
. speck below .. ‘I
There, twat heaven and tenth suspended as the W
' bell,swung to and fro; ' , la
. And the half -deaf sexton ringing (yearehe , ad not 1 n
• heard the.bell,) -
• Anal he thought the twilight curfew ran yOung
Dadra funeral knell, i 11
Still the:maiden., clinging firmly, cheek al d brow ; p
° so pale and white, 1 d
. Stilld her ,frightened hearts. wild b -eating "Cur-
-• ' foe shall tot ring toiiigh.t 1"
eism upon, an article he had. writ- " oh/ he replied, "1 have done
.
My young friend, I' obeerve that you wrong. Whenton my way here a little
boy flying a kite passed me. The string
used. several French expressions in
I will study foafeteh,e kite having rubbed against my,
letter. think if you
English lainguage, that you , will find I seized it and broke it. The boy
his kite. But I did not stop to pay
pable of : expressing all the ideas him for it. I did wrong. I ought to
you may have. I have always
d it so, and in all that I have writ. have paid him."
• .
I do not recall an instance where I Had Really Arrived. .t..
pH GREAT CLEARING SALE
OF—
ScJMM R GOODS
• IS 1.4q1v GOING ON
-4-
BANKRUPT 6TOCKS NOWHERE,
•
No Threadbarc, Time Worn, Moth—
' -Eaten, Rottn Rubbish at Dent's
Alt New Gopds, and
1
LOOK AT THE- PRICES:
tenapted
, on sem
one in my
Be simpl
r speakint and writing. Never use "Yesterday."
o use a foreign word but Two Germans met in San Francisco
ing, I have found a bet- 1. recently. After affectionate greeting,
own language. the following &slope ensued :
, unaffected.; be honest in " Fen you said you hef arrived?"
ng word hen a short one will do
Youcame dot Horn round ?
ell.
"No."
Call aistoade by - its name, not a " Oh! I see; you came dot Isthmus
-known o
labor;
a resicl
so on
d will do
-gone. t
in honjes
;iu th
capa,ble bf judging, you lose in re -
long instrument of man- across?"
e a home be a home a-nd " No."
nee; a place, not a loctility ; " Oh! den you came dat land over?"
the rest. When a short No."
on will always lose by a " Dan you hef not arrived?"
u lose ill clearness; you • " Oh, yes! I hef arrived. I Caine dot
expression of meaning; Mexico through."
stimation of all men who
The Habit of Obeyin. g.
Boys, the habit of obeying at once is
one of the best habits in the world. It
makes prompt, active, energetio busi-
ness men. Why, it is "now, at once,
right off," what leads all the work to
the world, and gets the pay for it too.
A boy that is prompt and ready will be
just the boy that will get recommended
for a place in a warehouse or an office,
and when he gets the place he will keep
it until he gets promoted, till finally he
becomes a member of the firm, probably
its manager. All this because he is' on
ba,nd, ready and prompt ; sees what is
ready to be done and is ready to do it.
She has reached the topmost ladder r o'er he
, the great, dark bell; •
-With the thefiti gloom beneath her like the p
down to hall;
See!. the pond'rons tongue is awinging !
hour of curfew now;
And the sight has chilled her bosom, stop.
- breath and. paied her brow,
Shall she let it ring! No, never! her ,ey
. with sudden light,. ,
hangs _Or
Wi.
thway E
is the P
st
ed her
s !lash It
ation f•r kinhty.
The o • lY true way to shine, even in
s false = orld, is to be modest and un-
uming. Falsehood may be a . thick
st, but n the course of time truth
find .1 place to break through.
egance f language may not be in the
er Of ue all, but siraplicity -and
aightfor vardness are.
e Kiss of Peace.
• =
e
It was o'er ; the bell ceased swaying ; nd the 1
maiden stepped once more +
Firmly on the dmnp old ladder, where, for 1undred I -
years before,
Hunian foot heal not haat planted : auri sfhat she p
this night hail ddne, ,
Shotild be told long agek after. As the ra s of set-
ting sun
Light the Sky with mellow beauty, aged s
heads of white', 1
Tell the children why the curfew did not
. 82(1, sad night.
2
(Yer the dietaut hills settle Cromwell; Be sic saw
hine and her brew,
Lately white with sickeediv horror, glows with sad -
At hislect she told her story, shewitlher Lis all
den. beauty nowie
bruis'd and torn';Touched his heart with --
sudden pity) lit his eyes
.-
with mystic light
"Go your lover lives," said CromWell, Curfew
`elan not ring to -night !"
hoii_slands in the Bat
It was about 630 o'clock oa
those dreadful hot days, whea
York Word reporter reached t
swimming bath 'foot cf Thinty-fiftla
al
1., with s
On
ng e
s.
ne of
New
e free;
street, North River. Thousand
men -.for Friday is one of the c
aside for the softer sex-thron
bira eager for a dip after the sw
heat of the day. AB sizes were
throng, from the tiniest shop-gir
portly dame with a flock of half
of wo-
ays set
ed by
ltering
in the
to tke
t. dozen
young ones folio -wing in her wakd. They,
reshed by, the sleepy policem n.. who'
held guard. at the gangway, and only
stoppinet'long enough to get theut .ba -th-
ing s-uits at 10 cents apiece from an ac-
tive young woman in the passage -way,
disappeared into- the•dresSingerooms ten
at a time.-
" Yes," said Miss Emma Hernandez,
the active young •wo,man aforesaid,
that's fhe way •it'e , been geliat 'en
•ati the day. There are over. six hun-
dred of them inc. the bath at -this mo-•
meet"
"Six hundred at' atfirae ?"
0 Why, of -course.; there, are ',8.drees-
ing-rooms, and there. are -from 'sit( to ten
- eaoh room:" • -
--
"Pretty lively work'?" said the re-
porter, as Yiss EM ma switehedthe rat-
. ten and sent five ar six J.ittle gftls, who
, had been obstructing .the -gangtvay, oat
of sight. .
• "Lively is. .no name for it.. Here,
- where you going •Iwith them • corks!"
• This to two new arrivals .not over .-se-Yen
years ---
-• -
"Please, mum, we bought 'em for
five cents. We wanttto go it for
. -,,
"-`; You've been goii
ng n:for a swim ev--.
• dary &ye rainutes.all day long," Lhe said
to one :of The Nair. "Come
heredittle one,''.--Lsand-she,sepaiated the
two -companions," you can't n
mere. ,Give theiothers a Show.
. A,Eta, as the disappointed cor
•• taw ker sister disappear _into ttie. bath
she buret into tears, and. plead.e 1 to be
• let in " just once raore." •
"Are the girls as much troub•
boys t"-
-.'-As.antach ! • 'Why, Lord. hi ss yon,
- they're • ten thousal-id milioi . times
. Worse.. on can manage bo-ys,
im any
‘?
owner
13 as the
you. can
catch hold of them and pink them about
hard just like to see you try
the
A. very fat German woman
very small child, came along,
" Yon can't take that !A
13:lads:in, it's too small—it'll ge'
ed!"
Wet? She (Tot drount ?
- you drowned ?" and t'
child burst into a very large lat
guess not ; she swim like a du°
I-Zadey ?" ,\.nd whipping
bathing suit, Katie vanished ,
the old lady to toddle behind..
013., VUS, they can bring Li
bathing suits when they want t
they don't, we let them have '
at 10 cents each." - •
"Not a dry suit, mum, 1e14 on the
P,1 -ace;' interrupted the wife et one of
tile assistants, in response to an appli-
cant who was offering her dime. " You
eau take this though, if you want it, its:
awfully wet, but its clean."
" Are there no accidents ever V'
O yank
with a
ild in,
drown-
adey; is
a small
" I
its, ain't
eut her
nd left
ein. own
. When
here
111
T
ishwiv SI and other market women
ve long njoyed a reputation for. tru-
lence of speech and Manner, not only
England, but in most parts of the
rld. A, Russian colonel, who has
ely been appointed chief police -
aster. of One of the moat- populous
wne of the Baltic provinces, has hit
on a very novel but truly Oriental
an for the civilization of these irritable
mes. - Tie knew that preaching a,
oral homily 'would be of no use what-
er, where the hearers were two wo-
en who !were cursing one Canother at
e rate of One hundred and twenty
ords a Minute, and who were only
evented froim tearing one another's
,ces by the strong, arm of the police.
You must be locked -up in one and the
rue °ell3 until you have kissed each
her." This' was invariably the sen-
t nce ot the new magistrate in every
c se of feinale broil which was brought
tefore him He knew -very well that
'though kissing one another is a habit
ith Male Russians, it is not -much in
se with:Ithe *omen of Muscovy, least
f all with the fishwives. T4 excited
1 .e hurried off, a,nd railed for a
er than ever,protested that they
ooner than. give this humil-
of reconciliation, and then,
✓ hours' confinement, called
nd informed him that they
ad " kissed:" As the Conciliatory act
as effected in the dark, for the sake of
rooming liberty, and without the pros -
nee (ft witnesses, the fishwives were in,
orm d that they must repeat the kiss
ublicly in the open market place. A
Mall fine' was taken. from each, and.
hey were marcbed out into the mer -
&utile areopagus, and were then com-
elled, in the midst of their sisters in
rade, to kiss each other three tins,
nd to give it public promise of future
eaceableness.. At the end Of 'six weeks,
luring which period this curious penalty
vas ffiquently imposed, not a single
• utbreali of a market wife battle oocur-
ed 'within the jurisdiction of the hu-
iorous police -master. -London Globe.
dies we
melon.
ould di
ting sig
fter a le
he jailer;
Mr. Sarsaper's Refrigerator.
Wide English ints 8 cents.
Best Ashton's and 'Hoyle's Prints, 10
cents to 11 ce ts.
Good Cottons, 15 cents per yard.
Straw Goods, we are almost giving away
L'adies' Linen ostumes, $1. 75.
AND THE W OLE STOCK GOING
AT JUST SITC.11 PRICES.
A Ferathine Martyr.
A Hartford man went home to din-
ner, and saw part of the -washing still
left in the tubs. Hurrying to the yard
he saw his wifei braced against the
fence, holding to the end of a broken
clothes line to keep the newly -washed
garments from the ground. "Here
I've_been holding this line for ,over an
hour, Or," she snapped. " But why
didn't you call some one ?" he inquired.
" There's that aiew family, next door --
the woman would have come over in
one minute." But the wife said:
"Woman next dbor, you big idiot, you !
Hasn't she been peeping around for
two weeks to see my wash, and d'ye
think I'd give her a chance to find. out
whether the sleeves of my nightgown
were pieced. down • with unbleached.
cotton? You don't know anyt•hing, sir,
and you inake tracks for a piece of
rope, sir."
If it is anyobject to you to get
Oh;ap Goods,
Go To DENT'S FOR THEM,
A New G-ame for Children.
The juveniles have anew game called
"Blind Man's Mockery," out of which
they are getting lot e of vacation amuse-
ment. One or the party ie blindfolded,
and while he is counting twenty-five,
the Others range themselves as miscel-
laneously as possible in a row, and hold.
out their -hands. The "blind man"
slaps somebody's hands, it the same
'time inquiring, "Who are you ?" The
youngster 'slapped rather impolitely re-
plies, "None ef your business," and the
" blind man. "is ,obliged to guess his
name by the 'sound of his voice. He
can guess Vitt once; and if he fails,
must try some one else until he guesses
. right`, when the ono .whom, he detects'
te comes "the Mall." The game de-
- 'ands upon quickness of ear, as well as
uptIni the ability to disguise the voice,
. and it shows a wonderful difference in
children in both respects.-Sprinefieti
Un ion. I
Air he is Bound to Make a Clearance.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
BROAD, OOT & BOX,'
SEIAFORTH
• ,
Have on hanIl at their- Wareroonis,
near the Market, as Ilandso9ne
Stock of .11Turniture of every .Des-
cription a4 can be found in any
similar E tablishment in Huron,
all of whi. h they are prepared to
sell cheap! ..
It is all n3antiflictured under their own super-
vision, and they an guarantee it as to quality.
1*-PATTERSON
346 IN USE FI
THE MOST _DURABLE, Si
The Bishop and the Baby.
A couple of weeks ago Mr. Sarsa,per , There ar'e. many stories' current about
old. his wife one merning that he had the late Bishop Selwyn, and all tencl in
ot abotit tired of buttering his bread the same direction. Here is one I
ith a speton, and so that da' he sent beard some years ago from his own
orne a refrigerator. It was a, beauty, lips. It'was simply told. in illustration
and he felt proud. ,of it, so . much so of the possibility of a naturally helpless
that he had a good deal to say about it
at the store. • - I man. evereoming . the difficulties of
1 . suddenly finding himself placed in
..." I siippose you have to put. iee it, charge of young children. During one
don't you?" ;paid. one of the clerks. of his expeditions along the coast of
. " CertaanlY;" said Mr. S'arstper, " but New Zealand Dr. Selwyn had given
then it, takes ',very little. It's. au ini- a passage to a woman who had with her
provement on all the others ever Made. a baby just weaned. The voyage was
Full of little boxest and .places' for all rough, and she became absolutely pros -
sorts of things. Eteeps everything sep- trate with sea -sickness. The baby re-
arate—meat, vegetables, milk, and so Mained preternaturally lively, and tb.e
on,.without any mixing up. It makes. queition what to do With it became one
hot weather So much more comfertable, of serious concern for the officers' and
Bob, to pull up to the table and find. crew. Dr.. Selwyn solved the difficulty
everything nice, cool and crisp, itistead by taking thechild under his own care.
of limp, sour and slushy . We wouldn't There was #1,11 apprentice, on board who
be withont it again for any money. I took naturally to children, and he was
wish you'd ruitin and look at it, Bob, installed as under purse. "The voyage
the first time you're going by. It's a lasted.eleven days, the bishop said,
curiosity; and Iltnow you'll get ' one las "during which time the mother was
soon as you se°, it.. Don't bother about - wholly incapable of doing anything. I
ceremony -run in. any time." Bob said had not much idea ‚whattodo with the
he would. ., . , baby, but with the assistance of Tom
About two o'clock one morning last we got along splendidly, and at the end
week Mr. Sarsaper was awakened out of our voyage our ehief difficulty was to
f the slumber that always, keeps co'm- get baby to go back to its motherii---
any with -am easy confidence, by his -London Court Circular. -
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FURNITIIIIE MADE TO ORDER,
W EN DESMED.
UN
ERTAKING.
AXWELL REAPER
RST SEASON.
PAPLE, AND CONVENIENT
IT TOOK THE FIRST
At the West Ridiehg of York County Spring Fairs
_ wherever exhibited and
NOT. BEING ABLE TO SUPPLY '
WERE RETURNED IN
Tiles? Facts, together with the Yalta
places the Maxwell, beyond a
The Ithaca and. Ontario Sett -
surpassed.
Our Sprague and Juilior Mowe
The Combined Empire Drill an
Alnd we heartily recommend
lows, and N os. 11 and 12
While thanking our numerous customers for p
nese, to merit a continuance of their liberal pat
Having prom d a handsome Hearse i they are
now prepared to ttend to undertaking in all its
branches, on the most reasonable terms.
In connection with their uniertaking business
wife poking him in the ribs, ancl calling • -
matter was. The d.00r bell wati jingling StOries.
-on him to hustle out and. see What the Gambling in Nevada - Tough
ke all possessed. This is a -terrible place for .eambling.
Mr. Sarsaper crawled out of bed, and Faro is the favorite game, but for those
fter banging his nose on the door -Post who like -it there is also poker (unlimit-
till the bloOd started, giving himself a 1 ed), keno, sixty-six and . euchre. One
lack eye against the coruer of the man had a marvellous slice of luck.
n over pretty He started in to play faro a he played
00131, he finally 32, hours without stopping or sleeping,
t part of the and eating a, hasty bite be played.
window- and Lost411,000 in that thne, was nearly
t and Murky broke -being left with but lki-20 or so,1
which he staked -he was so exha,usted
emended, look- that he fell asleep; and yet so 'excited
umbrella. was the brain that he continued auto.
hick voice from. matically to play, knowing nothing. By
this time there was a crowd around..
1Vel1, he actually won back all he had!
lost and about$17,000 besides. ,Hewould •
-you, is it? jcVhat'have continued on pla,ying,
Anybody sic
You see It,
with some
to atlodge, a
I happened,
of yours as
• ught ste
they use the
111
antle, telling do
imich every hing in the
made his w y to the fro
house. thr up • a
peered out nto the • w
glool.n.
• Who's t
ing down a
c
the under s
• Who's I
"Bob."
"Oh, it's
ter, Bob?
" Oh, no.
Sedamsvill
help instit
ting back.
refrigerator
and so I th
terer he
the top of a
me np in a
de of it.
s the mat- probably
e ?"
ANTI -S
Which preserve
sive odors and
dead bodies.
Orders
THE SEAF
TO 'T
If you hav
made
We will
quaii
You are invite
the
OUR
EPTIO FLUID,
the body and destroys all often-
revents contagion arising from
•
RIZE AND DIPLOMA
Ln 1877 and 1878. Has taken the First Prize
never has been beaten.
HE DEMAND, OVER .200 ORDERS
THE SEASON OF 1877.
le Improvtments made this Season,
doubt, at the Head of the List.
'Limping Horse Rake cannot be
s can always be relied on.
Seeder still stands unrivalled.
ur Wrought Iron Frame Gang
rought Beam Plows, Br,c.
st support, we hope, by strict attention to busi-
nage.
PATTERSOI & BROTHER, PATTERSON, ONTARIO.
W,ILLIAM G-RIEVE, AGENT.
THE "MEDICAL
espectfally Solicited.
BROADFOOT & BOX. I
RTH WOOLEN MILLS.
E- FAE,MERS.
c Wool you wish to have
up, or to trade for
EN GOODS,
E US A TRIAL;
ot be outdone either in
y of Work or Price.
to call and see our Machinery,
ork aro doing, and
RICES FOR iI878.
'Carding a, d all Kinds of Custom
Wc4.1e Done as Usual.
1 .
GOODS MADE TO ORDER
And a Large S ock Kept Constantly on Hand to
gxehnege for Wool.
A. G. VANEG OND.
I Seaforth;Jime n, 1878. -
ALL," SEAFORTH
DYE STUFFS.
917 buthe busted the. bank. It was oniy
s been out . to then the spectators discovered he had.
f the boys to been sleeping. Eye -witnesses state
d I'm just get- -that when be was awakened he was the
o think of that most astonished man they. ever saw,
was 'going by though he managed to walk off qiiite
in and See it, comfortably with $28,000.
a
0
549.18
DYE STUFFS.
WE HAVE THIS SEASON TAKEla
OF OUR DYE STUFFS, A
STOCK SECOND TO
THE SEAFORTH1
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY.
AL NZO STRONG
TS AGENT
-1- tied Life I
ealt to take ris
THE MO
Mao Agent
ties.
Also Agent
and Village I'
A NUMB
PROV
$50,00
Agent for
OFFICE-
Seaforth.
srri T_,
BRUSS LS 'LIME NO‘ORKS.
TOWN & BURROWS.
o Several First -Claes Stock, Fire
suranee Companies, and is prewar -
Oh
T FAVORABLE TERMS.
or several of the best Loan Socie-
or the sale and purchase of Farm
oper ty.
' It OF FIRST-CLASS M-
D FARMS FOR SALE.
to Loan nt S Per Cent.
Interest.
he White Star Line of Steamers.
SPECIAL CARE IN THE SELECTION
D HAVE NOW ON HAND A
ONE IN THE COUNTY
AS REGARDS QU, LITY OR QUANTITY.
Try Our Pure Dutch Ma
Turmeric, Logtv
.Full Directions given with e
ed we will Guarantee Good C
ver M. Morsison's Store, Main -St
s HICKSON
3
11111.11111
.SEEDS 1 SEES
AT
MORMON'S SEED EMPORIUM,
SEAPORTI-1,.
I have now on hand a large stock of all kinds of
Field and Garden -Seeds, having purahased from
one of the most reliable houses that we have in
Canada. The public can rely -en getting
der, Indigo, Fustic, Cudbear,
od, Cochineal, Etc.
oh Parcel, and if properly follow-
lors.
BLEASDELL, Seaforth.
REMOVAL. RE
OVAL. REMOVAL.
WM, 1\T_ "\-AT.A.':-.CS401
Begs to intimate that he has Bet
Brick Building on East Nide of
South of %Valiant Campbell*
hitherto, carry en the
General Insurance, Money Loan
,
In thanking the public for the confidente t
has carried on thee° branches in Seatorth, he
;them the same satisfaction which they have i
'keeps on hand the best Sewing Nachinesthat
Oil, and Machine Attachments. He sells the
capable otraaking any kind of work in the
threaded np machine of any maehine made ha
-a Machine that bas never failed to give esti
sells the_r heeler & Wilson Machines, the mo
Fanner' 'Wives, Mechanics' Wives, Mereha
and try o r 'Sewing:Machines-Family and le
the celebrated Franz and Pope Knitting Mac
given to customers gratis on any of the abov.
of Sewing Machines repaired. TERMS LIBE
,
THE. Subsc ibers take this oppo+nity of re-
turning t anks to the inhabitant e of Brussels
and vicinity fin past patronage, and beg to state
that, having ' ade several improvements in their
kiln and the ode of burning, they aro in a bet-
ter position t an ever to supply the public with
m MIMICFirst-Claat 124.c. Cash at the
Kan, or 14c. Delivered.
This being the fourth season of htir business
dealings in Binssels, and having given unqualifi-
ed satisfaction so far, the public can rely on re-
ceiving good ireatment and a first-class article
from its. R ember the spot: The Brussels
Lime Works.
542, TOWN & BURROWS.
THE
C IVIMERCIAL LIVERY
EAFORTH
PERFECTLY CLEAN FRESH SEEDS,
True to name and at bottom prices. TO garden-
ers and others buying 'in quantities we sell al
kinds of Garden Seeds in Bulk, and do not mom -
mend Seed in papers. I have on hand a large
stock of
ovetl his Office to D. McGregor/a New
Main StreetiSestiorth, and Fourth Door
aothing Emporium where he will, am
.,SWEDE - TURNIP,
COMprising Hall's, Westbuty, Carter's, Imperial,
Skirving's Improved East Lothian and. Royal
Norfolk, Grey Stone, 'White Globe, te. Al-
though the 'price of Turnip Seed is very hag' h this
year, parties intending to buy will do well to ex-
amine My stock and see' my prices before pur
chasing ebievrhere, as I think I ean sell as cheep
if not cheaper than any other house in the trade.
lgency, and Sewing Machine Business.
ey have reposed in him for the past fifteen years he
ishes to inform them 13e will still endeavor to give
variably expressed with his transaclions. He still
are manufactured in the world, as well as Needles,
sborne A Machine, which is the simplest, the most
ost perfect manner, and the easiest and qnickest
he Dominion. He sells the Genuine Howe Machine
faction to every customer for the last tenyears. Be
t rapid and least noisy Machine in the world.
ts' 'Wives and Manufacturers, do not feil to examine
nufacturing-when you want one* Also Agent for
me, capable of doing all kinds of work. Lastructipne
machines. Sewing Machines to Rent. Also all kinds
•
1.
AL.
CARROT SEED.
White Belgian, Green Top, Orthe, Lone- Or-
ange, Intermediate, Short Horn, &c.
MAMOLDS..
Carter's, Maminoth, Long uta, and. several
other varieties.
IN GARDEN SEEDS
We have Sweet Corn, Client:abets, Onions of All
kinds, Leek, Parsnip, Peen, Pumpkin, Radieh,
Ceebage Seed in large quantities, Tomato,
Brussels Sprouts, Salsify Flowerseed.
and nearly every other varietal too numerous to
mention.
TOP C)402 -3-S... •
Dutch Seta', Shallots.
English Boiling, Rae, Lawn 0-111.08 and Orch-
ard Grass, Lucerne or French Clover, Trefoil
Clover, 131ack Tares, Hungarian Grass, Millet
Seed, Clover and Thnothv always in stock, Seed.
Cats, Seed Wheatand Peas.
ALSO A LARGE -STOCK 00
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
Which for quality and prices eannet be heat by
any other house in the trade.
Crockery and Glassware
As usual, very cheap. Calland see the new pate -
tern in Stone China, only $2.50 per set, an4
everything else equally low,
FLOUR AMD PEED constantly km band ah
mill prices. Remember the plane,. east side tit
Ma:in Street, opposite Market Street. All goods
delivexed tree in Seaforth, Haryarhey or Eg.
mondville.
N. WATSON, General Agent, Scaforth. A
' AR J-IUR FORBES 3
TTAVING p rchased the Stock end Trade of the.
Comme alai Livery, Seaforth, from Mr.
George Whit ley, begs to state that he intends
carrying on t bnsiness in the old south and has
added seveta valuable horses and vehicles to the
formerly larg stock. None but
First -Class omfortable Trehiclesand Good
_Rer ble Horses Will be Kept.
Covered and OpenlBaggiee and Carriages, and
Double and inglo Wagons always ready for lase.
Special A angements Made With Com-
mercial Men.
Orders leftist the stables or any of the hotels
promptly at nded to.
4 .
1' THE GODERICH. FOUNDRY.
Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel and. Saw Mandrel. . $225
Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel anu Pulleys Complete. 225
Second hand 16 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel, Pulleys and Governors.
Sticond hand 12 Horse Engine, Bidance Wheel, Pullet. s and Governors...........
A Hoisting aor Boat Engine, with Hoisting Gear. . ,
Second hen 16 Horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack. .... ....... ........ .....
Second hnd 16 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack
Second h' nd 20 horse Portable Boiler, with S eke Stack . .
Second. nd 80 horse Portable Tubtilar Done, with Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate Bars,
' Stara Guage, Gunge and Safety, Valves, s 11 in Good 'Order.
S condh 114 Shingle and Heading Machine.
ending oitter.. ... 1 . ........... ........ ..........
ceding Planer
Heading Turner
Stave Machine, with 'Knife
275
......... 200 '
250 '
......... . 150
- 225 ..n ._A- -1W. MIX I Te -a la 8 h
M. MORRISON.
GOVENLOCICS
STEAM IVIILLS,
VVINTHROP.
gew Engines andlioilers on hand, al
for Flouring, Grist and Saw. Mill
Agriciiltural ImPlements.---Stoves of
Attended tar.
- 60DERICH FOUN
•
150
GREAT QUANTITY of Lumber always on
40 4-3- ba»d. Hem look sawn into Sizes suitable fok
so building, fencing and -ditching purpooes, Bass -
70 wood, Map.e, Oak, A-sh, Cherry, PM°, due sa'witi
so into Sizes suitable for the differeat purposes for
which -they are commonly used.
o Made to Order very cheap. Mill Machinery
Middling Purifiers of Improved Kinds.
"arious Kinds. Tlepairs on Boilers, Mills, &c., prom ptly
RY AND MANUFACTURING° COMPANY.
POST OFFICE ST9RE, WALTON. •
T ONCE MORE respectfully beg leave to r turn thanks to my numeroue custoroers for their kind
-A,• patronage during the lost 12 leers th;it Inlve Leen doing bushiess amongst them and kindls
°solicit a centionn
ace ot thev
their leee f al the "Mu, u. I have jusi received a Large and Wail Seleeted
Stock of DRY GOODS of all descr ptions. Also etways on band a full aosortment of
AS a Spechilty-w ich, for quality and price, are the best hi the Comity.
AGRLaOrg? Stock lE01 S-TEBOOTS end SH ESbla—herson's make. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps
and Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints afel Oils. Drns, Patent Medicines, Bacon and Hams, in fact every-
thing requitud in a general EtOTO. Aok for what you want if you don't see it. Cash or farm produce
taken in exchange. I1 would also intimate t all parties indebted to me for last and previous yearis,
to come and settle by
cash or note befor the end of this month, or the accounts will be pnt into
other hnds for collection. No further noti e will be given. MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
--I am also valuator tbr the Dominion Savi g ext1 Investment Society, ()nen/ the boot loan societies
in the Dom ion. The above Society loans noney on gond farm security for a term of from three to
twenty yea s on the Most di
st favorable coutio is. LIFE INSURANCE. -II you want your life mewed
give 3138 a call, as I am agent for the Sun M that Life Assurance Company, one of the best Life In-
surance Companies in the DoMinion, and co 'ducted on the most ecouomieal principleDon't for-
get to give me a call. i I am always attattia e to businks. Post Offibe and Telegraph Office in con-
nection. Clover, Timethy, Tnrnip and other seeds on haiid.
Nilis Willed on Short Itotiee.
THE PATENT MOVABLE ME.
-A NEW DEVICK-Oely requires la . Trial to
'LL• prove its Superiority. It is made of Mk
elm, cross bare and Makes'andasoft ehn Spare.;
.CERIAT post fitted al -each joining. The Fence
stands lour and a hall feet high, . This Fencle
will be sold during the remainderef .the month
of 3-ana
AT SO 0111T4TS nee.
Alter which !lac Regular Price, viz4 70 tents
per rod, will be charged:
Gristiny and Flouring Mi1l.
tt d a to rorapt-
, R. PATTI, ON; #ALTON. ly, and a superior artizisixerranted front
Gais riNGr and Flour ng a en p
good wheat. Merchant work tail be relied upon.
PORTANT
TO THE LADIES.
MoINTYRE & WILLIS
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNDUNCE THAT THEY HA iTE JUST RE-
CEIVED FROM S. D. SMILERS & CO., OF PHILADELPHIA,., A
ampl te Assortment of Infants' and Children's Boots and
Shoes and Slipp6rs, in Colors and Black
These Goods are the Finest and Beat in America, S. D. Sollers & Co. obtaining the Gold Medal
and Diploma 01107 all competitors at the Centennial.
We lar$ve also on hand a niceassortment of LADIES' SHOES, in Tie and Button, very theap.
We ate the only firm west of Toronto who keep these Goods., They require to be seen to be
srprecietedh
McINTYRE & WILLIS, SEA.FORTIL
PJ.AD -.8.-D • -A-1 H aVI.lia\LE.PEIL-3.,
THAT THOMAS COVENTRY'S
IS TO' PLACE l'O GET -GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR JiONEY
LA' BOOTS ASD SHOES.
HAVE Just Opened Out the Largeet Steek, suitable for Spring and. gummer Wear, ever Shown
in Seafortla. Not old bankrupt Stock, tth Wholesale CuPe bought in Job Lots. but Good New
itock, bought from the bast factories lu thr Dominion for cashand willibe sold at prices -which, I
think, even Grangerscanhardly take excep kin. I have been coinpelled to change my pia ,e of
business so often lately, that I know it is 4ifllcult for my customers to find mebut 1 tru.it 1 have
got permanently located now for A01130 tire at leftist, in f..ark's New Brick Blot*, next door eodth
from William Robertson & Co.'s Hardware 13tor0.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOT, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THOMAS" COVENTRY.
Nothing; lootHid, best of Wisest to
ow4.4 tes tbe 1111Osaatoctooe of *Jar
for ib.
The Mill has in it all -Me Latest Improvements
in Machinery, and the work is snporintendedby
AN EXPERIENCED MILLER.
The Winthrop Mills Florr will always give sat-
isfaction.
GENERAL STORK.
A WELL Assorted Stock of Dry Goods, aro-
-L-1- cake, Boots and Shoes, Readyinaele Cloth-
ing, Hats and Caps, &c., ou hand, and offered et
very close eitees.
Z50
A. GOVENLOCK
* Winthrop Steam Milk -
HAIR DR.E.SSING.
MISS -STARK
wisnEs to inform the Ladies of Seaforth and
T T that she is prepared to make up
SWITCHES, CURLS, BRAIDS,
Li the Lain* Naiai013 from Combings.
Prices Moderate, and -all orders 01211411111‘•
tended to. A ,c;a11 solicited.. SogilosOo'-'
Street, Seaford'.
;