The Huron Expositor, 1878-08-30, Page 730, 1878.
kILOOK'S
MILLS,
,
I 1_,,T_L 8,
Y LUZliber SlA511.3,3 on\
into Sizes bc.41Able for
pnrposes, Bass-
Cherny, Pine, &s., sawn
tbe different nett -losses for
ny -used.
rau thorL Notice.
MOVAB E FENCE.
revires a Trial to
ority. IV is made of! rook
nekee; eoft elm spars;
E.43.ch ioining. Tho Fence
'rf feet high.- This Feuce
ie remainder of the month
TS PER ROD,
nar Price, viz.; 70, centa.
ntiR. be charged.
d Flouring Mitt
Flouring attended to prompt-
Itlior art isle warranted from
mut work ean be relied upon..
bent of Wheat is
ntilstattfacto ire of EC tour
te
etarket.
all tne Latest Improvements.
4the wort is ouperiutended by
RIENCED MILLER.
it pictrwm iwa.es give Sat -
RAL STORE.
)
idea Stock of Dry Goods, Gro -
t: aud :shoes, Readymade Cloth-
tps, &es, on. hand, and offered at
GOVENLOOK
•Wirith.rop Steam Mills.
:AT CLEARING SALE
QTf
IIER OODS.
NoW GOING ON
rf SINKS NOWIIERE,,
Aare, Time Worn„ Moth -
Rotten Rubbish at Denes,
(loads, and
AT THE PRICES :
-
fish, Petits, a eente.
and Hoyleisi Prints, 10,
11 cents,
tons, 5 cuts per
els, we ;see almost giving awa7.
sttai tostarnes, ;,,e1 11.5.
- •
[E WHOLE „6-zrot:K. GOING
VST SUCI-CtRIC ES•
any Object t� $rou to get,
: Cheap Goodie, -
.() DENT'S
a
it llounCt to Mane a Clearance.
ilIRE AND UNI)ERTAKING.
),NDFOOT !& BOX,
SEAFOR+1-1,
ham'', at their Trareroons,
- the Jfarket„ as illandsome a
Vo'of Furniture& every Des.
tiolt as can, be kund in, any*
'ilar I,Tstablishmfint in Huron,'
1 which Mei/ ar,' prepared to -
„dicey.
manufactured undq their OW71 SUpOI-
14td they can gontrontei. it as to qualitn.
.NI A 1111i TO ORDER
WHEN DE:311RED.
UNDERTAKIN.G.
preemen handsuine hearse, theyr e
patd to ta Lelia to undertaking. in all da
t44, die MOSt reasonnble terms•
inneti
eiou with their tin lert aking business
eau:-
Tr -SEP -Tr -0 FLUIDt‘
,
ssrves the body sill destroys all often -
ors and posveota co ittagion &titling "DI'
ers Repectfallg
BitOADFOOT & BOS.
Tit sitlAgotaii
ilRANGE Atill !ARO AGENCY.
ALowzo $TRoNG:-
'1.(.1;..N1- ft) S,,veral Stock,Fire
tot Life lesurauee Cot ipaidea, easel. is PrePar.n;
,talie risks on
mosT FAVU
Agent for several o
sec) Agent for the sale
:Village Property.
tABLE
ths best Loan S°eie*
id purchase a Faro
'UMBEL', OF It I RST -CLASS t
PROVED, FARMS It -‘01-1. SALE.
0,000 to Loan, at lei .Fer Coast.
exttceeet.
;at for the White Star Line of StearcterS.
*FFICE-Over M. Morrisorfe Store,IgabinSP
'forth.
-
AuGusT 30, 187S.
sweimgagoggusItyggrorromvecsonainsmennisr emiessenninenmennommeginimaiiiimemin,
Gaieties. on the d
At 20 a WOnIall reaches for the ly over t
- trailing arbutus. At 25 s e is after "Yes; it
horseradish. At 30 she dig roots for
.blood. Such is geutle• sp ing in the
various stages of feminine life. `
-A sharp little girl in ghiCago got
.ent of patience with her bashful lever's Africa, tv, th - the loss of only ten min-
backwaedness; and. so brought matters jites l'.' "ometimes, however, the poor
to alas...memo climax by sareg to him gentierna, would seem doubtful of his
"1 really believe you are afraid to ask own -ver city, or the strength of leis
and. remark---” My memory is
d as it was, and. my health
HURON EXPOSITOR:,
nger of being wafted so rapid
-
e vast oceans, he continued -
was fraught with considerable
danger. I once came down souse into
; but _fortunately I hailed a
ich came to my relief, end I
my journey to the wilds of
the ()dean
vesSel, w
pursited
me to merry you, for you know I would.
:say yes.'" -
-With, pleading eyes she looked up t. hundred years has rather
from the piano and sang, "Call me rwhlcll makes my head a lit -
your darling again." But he refused, ' Cl." Ana thus he moves
as there were initneSSOS aroundetuid there is walking dream, wearing
is no telling when a man will be intro-iStence between his pipe and
,duced i to a breach of prormse suit, in a game o htlliards, diversified occasion -
these dys.
--Th s is, the way the Iowa City Pres8
ally 1-ty a short excursion in. the -neigh-
borhood, in. charge oF an attendant."
mernbry,
not so go
for the la
failed me,
tle confus
about •in
out his e.
.ha,s of aunounclne the arrival of a, •
female aby : Th?. V. Gannon, Esq., So Fat Like the Daxes Run.
-,------1..-itered one .lenee to a, baby,
sort a turn was made for home, the
young lady not exhibiting the slightest
symptoms of fatigue. The journey
back to Barker's rails, Mortlake, where
the twenty miles were completed, was
accomplished without mishap andMiss
Beckwith, far from being exhausted,
was taken into the steamer amid hearty
manifestations of satisfaction, having
been in the water six hours and' 25
minutes.
Rapid. Penmanship.
The Printing 'Press gays we must ac-
cept the following data on the authority
of the compilerewh-o has evidentlY more
time than business. en his hands : "A
repid penman can write thirty words in
a, naittute. To do this he must draw
his pen throegh the space of a rod, 15i
feet. In forty minutes his pen travels
a furlong. We make on an avera,ge 16
curves or turns of- the pen • in wriVng
Upeach word. Writing thirty words a.
by and I subscribe for the Beeei in acted Ger an, was asked. in the Mice minute ; in an hour, 28,000; in a day of
which i now three days old, saa will When irederick Frederichs,'amiddle minute, we mast make 480 to each
preferei ce to Wilkes' Spirit. eourt this morning, to state the age of only five -hours, 144,000, and'in a year
-An old Highland clergyman who his son ' eorge he replied: of 300. clays, 43000,000. . The man who
had received several calls to parishes," I do cl know," made 1,000,000 strokes with his pen in
asked his servant -where' he should go. "Den' know the age of your own, a month was not at ell remarkable.
The servant said, "Go where there is son ?" said his honer, in stirprise. .-- Many men, newspaper writers for in-
most sin, sir." The preacher concluded • "Nein ; uncl ouf you was in such a fix stance, make 4,000,000. Here, we have
that was good advice, and went where like I va, (loud know anymoreas I in the aggregatea mark of 300 miles
there wee meet money. •do." • long to be treced. on paper by such a
-College Professor (to Junior who t fix. is that ?" writer in a year. In making each let-
- has been takieg advantage ofhis .bsent- hienmeny, I got • seven those ter of the ordinary alphabet we must
mindedness) : " Young man, I find. on cobs, und clev goom to town so make from three to seven turns of the
he daxes run up, it's itll I can pen, or an average of three and. a hall
brod. und Copper -toed shoes to four." Perhaps some equally in-
drouble rny head py such a genious nersous will next inform us how
'much ink a journalist can save by not
-llarsier'e. &ear. . dinks ?"J -Buffalo Star. (letting his ".i's."
• -A little boy, hearing some one re- 1
„
mark that nothing was quicker thau The Prince Imr'eriars Pro- Fortune's Wheel.
• thought, said. : "1 know something spective Mother-in-law. Neaely twelve years ago a little girl
that is quicker than thonght." "What The story (toes that the engagement was born in Toronto, under circunistane
is it, JO -Many ?" asked. his pa. • "'Whist-
ling," said. tIolinny.," " 'When I was in I:o1Peorinli°
-schoollyesterday, I whistled before I consider
thought ; and got licked for it too." • Eneenie
0
-A •oung lady of the age of seven, eetimat
deservedly the p,et of her house- Christie,
at is a little exacting, and given of the p
oan herself as being rather ne- since hi,
glected Lima " stoups:1" in her farnily ducecl a
circle than otherwise, said. the other become,
day: " No body ever cared for me, good III
for even when I was born my mother rather
and. all, my sisters were away at the sea-
side." .
----" Got amv cow bells ?" "'Thee step
this WfiAr " " Those are to() small. Ha,v-
Wli
• "By
• 1eed1e ,Yt
Icleking over.- the records that this fest hie.
Makes the fifth timeda -two years that do to pi,
you have been grantedleave of absence J Without
tciattend your grandmother's funeral." voolish dings how old dey.vas. V.ot you
who is
hold, b
to beta
ss Thyra to Prince Louis Na, -
vas materially helped by the
tion that the ex-Einpress
ces not very favorable, and which were
till further; aggravated by- the early
cl etith of thd mother. The child. was
is very rich, her fortune bent°t ken care of by a, neighbor, with whom s' ce p..: ce te• `-e,e'-'
ne
a at V7,000,000 to . $8,000,0017: she has lived up to the present time. we
Groat Western Railway.
'Trains leave Brussels station, north and south,
as under:
GOING NOIVIN. GOING SOUTH.
Mixed.. A. M. Mall 6:15 A.M.
Ammo .... 9:08P.M. Accom 12.15 A.M.
Mail 2:58 P. M. Mixed...-. 7:35 P. M.
•
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seatorth-and Clinton Stations as
follow a :
GOING WEST— SEAPORTH
Express 2:25 P. M.
Express 8:58 P.M.
Mixed Train.... 9:00 A. M.
GOING EAST— SEAFORTII.
Mixed Train... 7:52.A. M.
Expres! TFAiII.. 1:15 P. M.
Mixed Train.... 5:00 P. M.
s Mixed Train.... 10:35 A.M.
•
CLINTON.
2-45 P. M
920 P.M.
10:00 A: M.
CLINTON.
7:27 A.M.
12:50?. M.
4:25 P. M.
10:00 A.M.
London, Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORTH— Mail. Mixed. Express.
P. M. A. M. P. M.
London, depart.... 2 15 5 55. 6 15
Exeter 8 35 8 05 7 25
Hensall 8 52 8 34 , 7 14
Kippen 3 58 8 44 7 58
Brucefiettl 4 08 9 00 8 00 -
Clinton 4 25 9 45 8 25
10 32 8.52
11 80 9 25
Mail. Express.
A.M. P.M.
700 -615
785 655
801 724
P.M.
818 748
893 758
884 804
849 8.03
Blyth • 452
Wingnam, arrive.,, 5 25
GOING .SouTn- Mixed.
. .M.
Wingham, depart- 10 55
Blyth 1215
Clinton 1410
Bracefield 1. 40
Kippens 1 57
Hensall 2 05
Exeter 2 60
a
:eh '6; • te tse,
IX. of Denmark has been one Recently a -wealthy uncle of ,the little ee.
orest of' sovereiglia,s been re -
ns, especially
girl, who is Without other heir, heard. of
little kingdom
3 )--d G., z...t 8 ' t"-• ---
'
her existence and sent Money to bring
d. fleeced. by Pruesia, and it her to him in Ireland. 1 -ler friends
C
tches for his- children; • He, or some. record of herself with her, but tO r sce-1,2 i.;', `-:!.., zz.: `-- g,
1 L • , t a find. the date of her birth was no easy 0 3.4•P nm ,o -Q,,,, g., n-
. n- n'• 2 fi- - • n1
"1 e6- R '''' P'''' . co
> t d =1 R *(i.
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him, therefore, tO look out for here were anxious that she should. take
, , . , P
to be one of the best match -makers in matter. A young man, however,. was
Europe, has looked out vigilantly and. -found who remembered that the. chill
-to the.p et'posee „She has certainly mar- had been born between the date of the
ried off i kr family to advantage. Her •arrival of the 13th Hussars in Toronto
en% you any larger ?" n No, sir. The oldest s; -is the husband of Louise, and. the anniversa,4ry of the battle -of
large. ones ere' all sidc1;" Bastions daughter of Charles XV., Kiwi of Ballikaleva in the same year. Accord -
started off, and got as far • as the door, 'Sweden and Norway. Her second' son ingly he went to the . Wok office,
when the clerk called after- bim : is Georce Knee :at. Greece, husband of and turning up the files it was found.
e Look here, Stan ngeretalte one of these Olga, •G •ancl &chess of Russia. Her that the regiment reached. Toronto on
small bells fares, r cos and you won't third so 1. Prince Waldematais not vet
have half the ible lu finding -her ; twenty, and a celibate only by reason
for wten pea \ r- her bell .you will th. His inamma has a keen.
.always knotv el add, to his connubial interests,
termer bouglit- i, an trust to her manaPernent
04tlefi ; -
sting' its -Ink.
Mr. Frank Buck -rand, the evell-knoWn
Englie i neturelist, describes. -hie good
fortune. in seeing, under fttvora,ble con-
ditiouse, a cuttlefieli casting its • ink.
Three or four neecimens of cuttles live
in the Westmins till' 2\-cri arim rt.' Olio of press of Russia... The sole child now to tion from. American competition. He
.
of nu 'Anal 7 is Priuce *Walde- went to Buffalo recently seeking for a
he Copenhagen gossips say that job, and found work not so plentiful
J011iSe is'very sorry she has not . there as here. In conversation a manti-
c -laughter for the just widowed facturer of that city told him that in.
of his y
IA be far off,". The , eye, it i
�1](I. be
re ce
October 1st, 1866, and. the anniversary me
of the battle Nona celebrated on the 26th ea"
of the Beane month. Rutting this and t
that together, the conclusion was XI
-reached -Dud the child was born about ei
the 15th of October, 1866. The 'little X
with poled faith in her power of ac- '
girl has left for Europe. •
(seraphs ment. - The 'eldest -daughter, .
Alexamra, as everybody knows, is the .
Princes ' ' of Wales, and. the second Varieties'.
danght.r, Denman' is the wife of the An Oshawa mechanic furnishes an-
Czarow tch ; so that they - will be, if other proof that the Canadian mane -
they liv ,- Queen of England and' Em- lecturer of • furniture' needs no protec-
dispose
'them, In passing the wind* of his tank,
-evuleutly mistook the , naturalist for a
foe.- So," writes :11.Irl Buckland, " as Queell•
•he swam along he etected from. hie ch"
bag a -jet of what looked like a cloud. of King c Spain, and that she regrets'' former yea es ne had. beenable to ex
the ni:let -
sely black. smoke Waldei ar isnot a girl. If she' be a port about $eQ,000 worth of furniture
ever came forth from a factervchimney. fair sem pie, royal metal -makers are al- annually to Canada, btiknow he could
instantly the water lost, . all trans- togethe • superiorto those of the com- not semi a cent's worth.
mon ki . - -On Monday Morning a very . serious
pareney. Mr. Cuttlefish. then went into
teresting Decisiocrcurred. to MrRobert
on_ • Thomas, wbo resIdes on the -third con -
fully made opeque. When there
11
ancid.ent .
the middle of the water he had so art -
ejected more ink, and in lees. theta half Poop whose f; 41.11e arcs fellned. with cession of Burford, about ten miles east
mutate the water round, hm
him becae , wive wi I do well to note a recant (Teel-ot Woodstock. Mr. Themes, who is
biacktr thaa tho blackeet thuuder cloudtiion of Euelisli *common lame thee eseventtetive years of age, had been in
JJiU • urn The plaintiff ancl a York- 1 the during the harvest of throw-
persed itself el t roneh flat water, forrnl Shire ir
' ever The ink geadually mould
tug alude of tile most delimit() shadings, pre
fading off from the very black place, with Iv
TI
Underiwhiett the beast ik concealed. ed to feu
Not even Turner, the weak; artiet, ever this pu-p
imagined sande a cloud.. The ink is used by posts
uu the tete,- sepia being the . very Rub- .- of the ph
stance taken from the enttlefieli 'Land for -pastu
• dried. - 'Without - doubt this- 'power of _of this re
shoo•ti ink is a most wonderful means exposure
the., auimal- wire fell
of pie
tection to preserve
mining company held adjoin= ing back the grain, which, unfortunate-
ses under the stelae landlord, ly, he proceeded to do on this morning,
m the company haa con -trent- and. when about half -way up,a brace by
which he wak drawing himself gave mete
precipitating him• to the ground, a dis-
tance of tWelve feet, striking on his
head and crushing in his skiill. See -
e the land it- occupied. For
ose lines of wire rope enpported
were placed. along the isorder
dutiff's farm \Villa. was used
ring riailch cows. The strands eral doctors were called., but they -were
pe were meted away by longs of no avail, and the poor old gentlemen
to the weather. Bits of the lingered in great agony till ten in the
into the grass on elaintiff's morning Deceased. came to this e,oen-
try from England about fifty years ago,
and settled in Brant comity, Nrliere iie
has since resided. He leaves a, large
family and a great many friends -to
moern his very sudden death. •
Ondeo .anthority of, the •
TWO or three colds ill SUccession,
.from eaten by -its enemies, -------- Jand, nhere they were hidden irom view
may i ot be impossible that the idea,of and laVoluatanly eaten up by the ca,tt, e
go& i ml goddesses anpeax ne from the ' grazind rear the feuce. The result was
e . e
(donde and disappearing 1 ito clouds so the de
often described by Virgil, might -have
taken its origiu frinn the ower of the.
cuttle eli to surround itself with a cloud
Of ink. :\Itty we not also compare tins erea
suit we
the fl
coteaty
th of three valuable cows.
s Liwaglit to -recover thevalue ol
hal 'animal time lost, and the
(emit judge -held the linnung
ty responsible, on' the prOciple
Were 14'41111d to use Mien. own
cadet WI to a. vehunineeie author, who t1at that:
co-nee:Ws his identity in. nds of ink.'" proper
His as
Whimsicalities of Insanity. p
dociar
A. literary gentleman ,of sonic cel-
ebeity, who iu consequeucOl of a slight :the na n
fendaute
affectikel of the brain, even for several aee,ti
montik the inmate of en insaue asylum. 1:1;t1 n
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6
RE SEAFORTII WOOLEN MILLS.1
TO THE FIIII,MERS.
If you have Wool you, wish to have
9nade up, or to trade for
WOOLEN GOODS,
GIVE US A TRIAL.
You are in
I not be outdone either in
ality of Work or J'rice.
vited to call and see our Machinery,
thnovork we ate doing, and
OUR PRICES FOR 1878.
Cardin( and All _Kinds of Custom,
Work Done fas Usual.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER
And a Large Stock Kept Constantly on Hand to
Exclaonge for Wool.
A. G. VANEGMOND.
Seaforth, Jane 12, 1878. 549-18
3E3 '17Z0-.A.II\TS_
THE GOLDEN LION
0
:443i
c)f:
ec:t-
HaVi
Glasg
Wint
that
Large
I
SEAFORTII PLANING MILL,
1 U
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY I
,
R. JAMIESON
g this week Started for
w to buy his Fall and
r Stock, begs to announce
luring his Absence, his
Stock of
•
MER GOODS,
I 1
Consi ting of _Lustre and Linen
Coat and Vests. Oxford and
Reg_a ta Shirts, arc.. will be sold
at Gr atl3r Reduced Prices.
THE eubseriberbegs leave to thank his numerous -1
-I. customers for the liberal patronage extencledto;
hiranince commencing business in Seaforth, andi
hoods that he may be favored with a. continuanc
of the -same.
Parties intending to build would do well to give I
• 1
him a call, aS be will continue to keep on hand a
arge stock of all kitula f
DRY PINE LUMBER,
."
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS„
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC. I P
feelsconfideot of givingsatisfaction to those- 1 'eYs,
we,. may favour him with their patronage, as none ' very
bat dila-elate, work men itre employed;
;
-non ertinuls no:nth-in pa in U.) Cut tern Planing
201 OFEN_ H.IfilWADFOOT.
tUTTER.b. BUTTER.
. .
E W A It.D C A S livali=
that
IS A.GAIN BUYING
6
Sweet Even Colored Butter, in
Firicius or Rolls.
r.
550 GODERTCH STREET, SEAFORTH.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
0 It 4) II{ EM.TIFICAT
;Under tb UM Act,) issued a t the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORD!.
Lienteu en reo
)r.t'
will, with. many constitutions, securely
; eetablish the. seeds of constimption in
y so as eot ti) damage anotheee. the system, tams converteug what was.
d., ten was affiented 'by the com- orininelly a simple, cerable, affection iu- '
eas Eliyision in' London, which to one geneeally fatal. 0 rdi ilary Fu-
el tl 1 et, the injury to the COW WM deuce, therefore, makes it the bushiess
-al result of the acts of the de- -of everyone to ta.ke eare Of • a cold until
They knew the neture of the it is gutrid of. Fortunately" Bryan's
lab it should fall on the enjoin- Pulfeonic Wafers " will step theehacke
when it decayed was to be ex- r jug cough. in a few miuutes, and . by
aud the pieces, being eoncealed their influence on the broechial and pule
a i•ses, were plainly liahle, to be Mooary organs allOars of dangerous re-
d 1,f cows paisturing there. -sults will soon be dissipated - but
he plinciple already mentioned, they muet be taken . in tirne.-
n limy was adjudged to be an- Sold by all drngists and. medicine deal -
le for the loss of the cow. ers at 25 cents per bee. s'
,$)
8 BC.C1K.With'S SWiti."1. LIVEN TS KIN(1.--The. LiV(.1i'. is the•
i 'in Stn timid. Into wenn tly published his „,,r,i1n,-1 _
impressioun of life - therein. He sa,ys 174..T„,,- '
that one of tilt; most singtilar of his fel- •,,--,: ,.11T,
low sitift•rers wan a gentlemen whO WaS - N'--"--
. trpo
a very heasttiful billizsrd. p it yen?, au ola ,
tus Cs
t
innutt! of , the liouee, and ' quite a
sweral
psych nogical study. He seemed like a
ellen i a waking dream end hietorical'!
\ 11 1
111.114.1. Cif his memory, worp porpotonslly o ninos
113irrored on bis brain. Ile eemplitnent- of sw
4ing•him four..
eseidered the ,
presont gen-
co. 'Into f,11,-
1;6; extrzwr-
Oh. vos, .31r.
e -e and iereonages. from the dream-
ed ll 0 tiVriter by slimes
.,
thous: mine-el.:4 01,1, etel 0.
eveut. :eel persens of the
eratio 1 yeevele by of noti
lowitetr in it opt -oilmen of
ditiarv romini000neen
- ....., .1. novo. „hl x „ah von- wt.:a ! Thew
' were two Neale: whom 1 knew, 1.Rit old '
• Mr, Noah lived s ene ales-et:and yeare
befert the Noah von ret:or. to, NVI10 hilat
the ar11( A. "htt..t a good ileitl to do with -;
the (• instruct:iota ni the ark, toad fur.- :.
-Ili:lila!), seine very useful hints in regard. e
to tht air anti light anti .s., forth. lIct
tt, Ve6'' V0.:40001.11.111e man -N oalt, ve tit
a dee en fetidly, hilt unfortunathly lie
got it ; vt.ry odi,tipated. 11 thitn in his old,
age, 1 Iti in .,spi:,, 'of all , 1 (teuld eay w-
him, w iiideleed in wine a voy hurt-
ful o oono .1(111112 ("wear -was a very .
clove I010,,,vi tlt a bald f,-,rolioad; but
1 Wa 1:10111 ittiJtl,ltzVith AleXaMler
the Great- fAizteti:it‘
as I was long
ni, • ti e military nrofesnion Inynelf. I
015* ti:14.4.' i'llIZIla.thidt 0.1104; millions of
. Iliell eLboltt three quarteee of .an iuch
tall. Not thoy woro nkit 1.1114111i:ions.
1 knens Curtain t; n....
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ver issloo well.- And
they woro :Quart entinoll.: little . fel-
lows t lon Ms' 11101,1 N\ else excellent
Markismen they always timed at the
ettes, nd never nutitwa. ru tell you,
tsUhrit.4, - , t
yoilLrx_t_rlie nnOst extraordinary
ltearde w14011 beats rail -
1 WKS 0110? transPorted from the
remit-
tal-01kt ahores of Indie 'tic) the centre of
.Africa in three Minutes ! By what
meat s ? he, repeaised, in reply to a ques-
especting his method of, &Luisa,-
bemb In reply to • my remark,
ttkni
4 by
:rinue(
feat W
e11Ct
114111.
11Ned f
until
SeVera.
va 01)1 1
haulm
attired
appear.°
accomp
cheers
when sl
WaS tull
oontaini
Willie, 1
swain
a l-eg.
reached.
tires. I
J,eekwith aceaenplinhed the task
-twente -miles in, the
aedJt wes staled that -the
ts lust pert:welled for a wager, but
usage ledies tne art meet -
'Ilse sent ftten Westminster was
tr noon, but it hill not tako 1)15.00
6 mint:IV-11 laterby which -time
thonsand 4,1V214tatoIrS litta gather;
,1 tied the Victoria 01)1 -
its 45o4 noo1)1 ao the yeung ladr,
n att orange -colored costume,
en the steamer which, was to numerous symptoms thanresult from
"v Was greeted 'with an unhealthy condition of tile Liver and
nel the, cheering was repeated toi me . San Tie bottles to try, etieente.•
imperial erten: of the tvlsole human Sys-
tem, as it controls the life. health and
littppinens rf man. en it is disturbed
in its proper actioii, -all keeds of ailments
. are the natural fren) a The digention
, ()flood. the neAreiente of the 11111 rt and
bleed. the action of tile bridn and ner-
vous system, are all inimediatele. con-
nected: with tlet workines of Lite Liver.
It hue been sticeesnfully proved that
Green's; :`sugust Flower iS u uee nailed in
• curing all pereons afflicted -with Dys-
pepsia or Liver -complaint. and all the
•
CO
T OF' REMNANTS
ints, DrAss Goods, Win-
lannele, &c., will be sold
heap.
THESE GOODS
be Cleared Out so as
room for New Stook,
GIREAT BARGAINS
APPLE PARRS, DIFF5RE.NT MAKS
`S30IHd MO1 1V
Nd0I83I VJ5 8 3H.L
WALL PAPER, BORDERS
0 AND
WINDQW BLINDS.
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fe I show in tbe above lines this year a FINER
)101 STOCK and BETTER VALUE than
ever before egered. in
C I\T
My Patterns are ALL NEW, and having bon t
os, direct from the manufacturers, I can Bell at
prices that cannot be beat. '
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Also Amoi Proof Carpet Lining
bow Prices-.
ALWAYS IN STOCK FULL LINES
SCHOOL BOOKS, MISCELLAN-
EOUS BOOKS, OFFICE. STA--
TIONERY, &c.
4
CLINTON BOOK STORE.,
Express and Telegraph obrtilr:
JAMES A. Yuma,.
KIDD'S HARDWARE:
RECIEIVED
0 z DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER --
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AMERICAN coal NAILS,
m1,.. 0 ››- SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
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HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, Zze-
FENCING WIRE
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EAVE 'TROUGHS AND CONDUCT -
m I ING PIPE
n1 en •
Of Every Description Cheap.
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D RES SM' AK IN G.
MISS SCOTT
BEGS leave to anuounce to the Ladies of Sea-
-Li' faith rind surrennaing country that she has
commenced dressmaking in all the
LATEST STYLES AND VARIATIONS,
And hopes by Neatness, Good Work and Princtu-
ality to merit the patrouage of all.
Rooms over Lumsden & Wilson's Ding Store,
Main Street, Seaforch.
-i( apprentices wanted. 559
• Can lie had at the Golden Lion
urin the Summer.
(.4
no •-O ss, nno en,
,...,- O. is41, In
s..... -
, . -F.c ..,.-1 C=*
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0 dined into ihe water. She - yoneene- e =
eve -,1 on the journey -hy a beat Westeru Centinent. - Three doses will ee e__, • .e.
s, dd i n till ts.W11S 011 thC1 '•--,., 7.7_ • ..--,- _
.7.:-..4
C.
ig ltref. Beckwith and'hie, eon prove that it is jnst what you wait -.- 7.
-the middle of the streane with e• te Cn
10, champion . of London. She
Erite's fewoe.---Grateful and. comfort- •
breaet -stroke, and, ly a thorougil luiewledge ot t (
'
ih btigllws • iliteraLemletriein.ninemil-,naturali'p
attersea bridee was PussCd in tipps of digestiou,amdnutrtion,-
• • 1
tolfl. by
thiety-f, ur -teinutes and Cheletta in. 47 a c:Lreful application. of the flue propel -
minute's, %%hue the ,distane,e cioi-ered in. .tis of well seleeted cocoa, Mr. Iipps
the 'firtA benr was about three and a -has previded ottr breakfast -bides with
,
miles... croilig merrily along thee a delicately .flosored beverage. ninth
tr was elff Wadsworth in lit. , may save us many hen.yy doctir's bills.
Ltd Putecte. five and a helf miles It is by the judiciousuee of such artieles
I,
elle. ie. 1. it. nem. She coetineed of diet that a cot
le Mea-sztre'd 'stroke, and in h. utillv'huilt up m
quartet.
swiram
nin.. a
froni
stitution may be grad -
the sail til stneig erwnee t
91.11 pa. 'eed.ilannneremith bridge, where snit every tendeuey to disease. Ilene
ceovel encouraeed her efforts , dreas of subtle maladies are fleeting
large
with a
being r
was pal
hours.
shot un,
and th
checte,2hs ship at Mortlake ar-Ottin.l us ready to attztek Wilere.ver
achednearly half the journey thereOn a weak point. 'We nia.y eseltpe
:trailed in a little les e than three many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
-Kew. -bridtte, 'eleven miles. was . well fortified with pure blood. and a,
et in Wee 28m. from- the start, properly nourished. franee."-n-eiri1 Ser -
11, fol• the first time, some re- ' vice Ga:ette. Sold Only in packets label-
freshenants was parteken of At five ; James Epps tn Co. Honmopat -
o'clock Richmond was sighted, and a ic Chemists, 4R, Threadneedle Street,
short (I; etetnee beyond thisaileasant re- -i and 17,0, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
2e-
2;
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B E
R. JAMIESON,
SE-AFORTH.
f the Golden' Lion.
ED CORN.
SEED CORN.
T RECEIVED A CAR LOAD 011"
T SEED CORN,
PRIIrOg LOW, •
And th Corn ..eseirantnel Le goov . A quantity
Or it let: beet) sown sod ntn be seen growing by
saint's:: t 1rowneh's Grocery_ '.
!
1/1:. NV' 1.1,1.1.A,M CHAN'S' n;PECIFIen
• MEDICINE.
The Gieat English
Iletnedy
recommended as an
i entailing cure for
11 Seminal Weakness
Sperinatorrh, a, hop°.
toecy, and all diseases
tbet follow 218 21S
f nlf se•"quenceoeaba
BeforeTaking„ Lo„of ,
-memory,
ft
li
euriTmaknles,g;
Universal Lasstude,Ppin tile BacAk,
'of Vision, Prsmature Old Aee, and many (Oho-
tii-4NISPS that leads to Insanity or Consumption
I P -mature Grave lt of which as a role are
first caused by deviating front the Pans of nature
, and over intinigence• The !-Llpeeiffe Medicine is
, tbe result of a life study and many years of ex-
' perienee iktreating these special diseaees. Pam-
phlet freansmail. The Specific Medicine ift sold
by all Druggists at $1 per package, of 6 pacnages
: for $5, or will be sent by notil on receipt of the
moric'y,by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
Winnsor, Out. Sold in Seaforth by Hinkson &
Bleasdell, J. S. Roberts R. Lums-deia and all
' druggiet merchants.
FULL STOCKS OF
KINDS OF SEEDS,
LowtsT PRICES.
TE S A SPECIALTY AS USUAL.
J. BROWNELL.
TU 11BER )FOR SA LE
FIEML CE, First fninlity, pei M. PINE
from
All
PON
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
Lengths, from 10 to 50"Feet, at the
MILL, IN McKILLOP.
The Subscriber has also a
LUt BER YARD IN SEAFORTI-I,
all kinds of 'Lumber can be obtained.
THOMAS DOWNEY.
Where
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DS. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Sursc3-or
• S. Civil Engineer. Orders by mainprorript-
y attsitcled t*.
479 ! D. S. CAMPBALL,
Putnip on the Shortest Notice and War anted._
Special Inducements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customer&
JOHN- KIDD.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
I?etail Furniture Store
Two Doors North of his ma Stand, opposite
:Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goons Store, where he is
prepared
TO SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY IN
THE TRADE.
UNDERTAKING •
Attended to ns trgu
-
; A Large Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
mmoups, Always on hand.
'W11 M. ROB g RTSON.
-
THE CONSOLIDATED BANIK
OF CANADA.
CA �.'»iTAE 54m00.009.
'n CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated 1838 -
no.
and ROYA.L CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated 1864,
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION BLOCK, MAIN -ST.
SEAFORTIL
gDritils <New Vnalt Payable at any
oso Bank in the -united Stntes.
•
Itift,e; ot Senn/cotton on London paya.bla.
oJi Chiief Cities of Use United Kiogdoro.
..V77::11 P.:8 7' P A 11) A' DENIS' Ti9..
r
77.1 M. P. 11 A YES,
' 111
7-•-1
SACRAMENTAL, WINE
PURE GRAPE WINE
SACRAMENTAL AND MEDI-
CINAL ,PUB3?,OSEb
-AT-
LU ASDEN & WILSON'S;
SEAFOR1133.
THE HENSALL PORK FACTORY.
G. & J. PETTY
1 Ate pi-en-ins:1 to lay the moucsi rilICE tor
any qnsiatity of
HOG85AI_IVE OR PRESSED
•
ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATZ
Constantly on Hand.
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK-
(;UTTINGS, to,
5:7n3 G. j. PETTY.