The Huron Expositor, 1878-09-06, Page 73ER 6, 1878.
WOOLEN MILLS,
•••••••.
FAlal
RS. -
()1 you vi4 to have
or to trade for
D s
S. A TIZIA
4 °name either in.
Work or rice.
a una see my Machinery,.
e are dob3g, and
FOR 1878.
11 lands of Custom
Ione as Usual.
LDE TO ORDER
Cept Coustantly on Rand to
inge fox Wool.
tk.G. VANEGMOND.-
'1878, 549-18
TOR WHEAT.
EST, HARDIEST
uotive wtirrE
EAT
THIS CONTINENT.
ing fronx the root is far au -
My other lond grown.
fri itny B tggeration,,
tc) Forty- Eight Beta.
ed of the first prize of $40
xhibition, for he best Ram -
• in -the shea . The judos ,
e$t wheat the had ever ax-
.
Jaded by the 11011. David
Dominion C uneil of Agri.
all other verb. ties grown on "
pluts at the Model Farm,
4: oneiderable quentity of thia '
-a are in a posit. on, to offer it
y reasonable pr co.
GAN & 0
au of the Mara all Turnip.
hand, TreadwEll, Scotch and
od and pure. 558
XKBITIO 1878.
3.13E 11E1.0• -IN • !'11E,
OF G ELPH:...
17th, 1.8th,19t and 20th..
EN TO
ft.xul. Entry Pap
tary'a Officer G
es at other Soc
Parties not
r to the ebow
; Office. The several railwaya
and passengers to and from the -
.gle are.
‘. W. 'WHITE
ieretary.
lat, 1878.
rit PLANIa G MILL,
s °an be had
telpit, and also ;
eties through -
receiving their
will find them
AW, Preitident.
555-4
ANu BLI O FACTORY
".;herert leave to tit, nk laisnumerous
3the Iiberalpa.tr nage extendedto
placing 131mb:teas in Seaforth, ana."
Cy be favored w th t continuants
ng to build won d do well to give
will continue t keep on hand a
kinda ef
PINE LITh. BER,
_el AL E 111 ,
laNDS, A3I $ULDTNGS,
;LES, AT 11 ETG.
eat of givirtgee isfaction to these
eira with theirp tronage, fee nonce
rknaenareempl yed.
attention paid Custom Planing
ly FIN If. BI'0.A.DFOOT.
rOTEUHr•
1E118, FA' mEits AND
o rHEits..
Ley the sate laou of ell, these -
the aubeeribe is determined to
ffering good intrit Ilemlook, "110t
ineV at the following rates:
i. at $7 00 per thousand; 14 foot
rill, for Cateh, All orders over 44000-
entet. Gail aald aeo if you don't
:esent ed.
over g months will be crharged!
-r thanke his numerous eastomena
eapport, and SOlidtSa ontina-
pude.,
jOHN TITOMPSON,
; Steam Saw Mills, MoKillop.
KNIPORITJA/.
er hereby thanke hie nureeroue
-tht8 and othere) for their liberal
ag the past aeven years, end hope%
.ty andelose attcutjou to business,
entidence and tradeiu t he future.
-ly enlarged hie promisee, durine
mow prepared to pay the
-6rT CASH ; PRICE
iv of good fresh eggs, (IL -livered
EMP(.11Z.IUA-1,
Mein Street, Seaforth.
to, eubscriber 25 tons a good day
hale' . •
W1LS 0 .NT
ITER TUBS-
-rZOTT, SEAFOItTla_
• tei 114p1 aii C t 0 rIleilr ith
Ler of hie
tIOIZ. WITTER. TUBS,
(mired, Cash. These Tubs are so
ably known to the tratle thid it is
e elver anything in their recoilaraene
r ale° marterteturee a mall Tfard-
Able for washirtg butter in.
411 Or otherwise promptly attend.
S. TROTT, Seaforth.
ICESTIVE FUR.
:offering frort, Dyspepsia are treat
-
ewe ill Various forma to cure that
0580. It is not a want of Pepsine
of acid that occasioart Indigestion.
-1).kge•itive Fluid has never
re Or cure the worst cage of head.-
lof the heart, kidney diseases, and
; which originate in Indigestion.
• gists. Price 50 cents 535-24
SEPTEMBER 6, 1878.
-
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
T00 Faniriliar with Royalty. -
The Prince of Wales and Suite as- Pig -
u. es in a Wax- Works Show.
(From. the Whitehall Review.) •
, .
n so happened that not long before
vie arrival of the Prince of Wales in
1New York a new asylum for the deaf
• And dumb had, been opened, and as was
•natural enough, the President and Com-
mittee of. this new charity earnestly so-
licited the attendance of the_youthful.
heir to the crown. of Great Britain,at
lective to be giieu in honor of the in-
auguration. The invitation .was gra-
ciously Accepted, and His Royal High-
ness and, suite patiently sat for two
hours li tenfng ; to a dull nasal perora-
tion from some one of "the most re-
markable mea" of the States, probably,
while in a pulpit on the opposite side
another one of the " re-markables " was
translating the harangue on his fingers
to the deaf and dumb. When at length
all was over, and His Royal Highness
and. su te, after having congratulated
the dir
room,
up to t
ort to t
• souve
ives of
say, th
steppin
name ii
ing. his
to step
amaze
rector
place o
th
" Wait
please,'
•
ctors, were about to leave the
e of the functionaries stepped. marke you
e Prince and begged him to walk through the office
e platform and sign his name as yes. • He then
'r to be cherished in the arch- . along,' and, he le
the hospital. Unnecessary to ducted me in pers
Prince readily consented, and, me ov 'r to a subo
on to the platform, signed his the ea, e.
the ledger all his suite follow- It i an imm
example. As they were about- withotit its equal
down,whitt was their horror and eanniot pretend:
ent,.when the same gaunt di- different parts I
who 'had enticed them to this
peril put his hand familiarly
Prince's shoulder and said:
a bit; sir; just one minute'
ancl then before the unfortu-
upon religion, and demand that. our
children shall no ,longer learn it at
sehool. We demand that omi children
shall learn true science and. morality."
Frau Stageraann followed. Frau Can-
ziuS,`and soon said something so vio-
lent tliat the police interfered, and.
the interesting gathering thereupon dis-
persed. •
Insid. the ondon. " Times "
Office.
Before I left Paris the London Times
corresp6ndent in the East, an, American
by the by, gave m a strong letter 'to
r, Mr. MacDonald.
ft London I went to.
are-whiCh is not a
ut difficulty found.
red the ascent of the
im my card and the
utes.hel came down
'baton to walk up.
o a pleasant room,
at a, canny -looking Scotchman,
ceived me with great civility.
=hanging a, few words he re -
would like to look
/' and I answered:
said: "Come right
his business and con-
n, instead. of turning
dinate as is too often
the managing edit
The day before I 1
Printi g House Sq
square and with -
the po ter who ba,
stairs. I handed
letter, n a few mi
with polite in
was boWed in
where
who r
After
rnenti
ploys
as the
.n its lea
ver three h
are called,
posit° , s, pressme
labor in any wa
nate Bitishers could recover from their There are a, large
astonis: ment, the astute and, practical taiura, t in the bu
Yanke witha presence of mind naen g t their me
worthy of Barnum, seized a long pole, excep-. a trifle ab
and tm clung successively each one of sick. find. for th
his vic iins on the head. AS if they were ployees.
wax fig ires, announced : "This is Albert T-31 the baseme
•Prince of Wales, eldest son of shop, i here I sa
irictoria," etc., etc.: ‘!This iS work and where
elhana Chnton, fifth Duke of .Walte printing
built; • -besides t
Li the pr
achines
g twelve ti
Edwar
Q11 een
lionly
Newea. tle," eta.. etc.; "This- is -Edward
Grany' 'e Eliot, third Earl of St. Ger- office.
inaus," ete.„, etc., theinterpreter all the these
while b ing- busily engaged..in translating printi
on his lingua these astonishing factstO newspkbpersT 111 an
the pocr deaf and dumb, who sat grin- dred thousand -i
th pleasure and delight, they re in motie
nformant assures us that the was - eoiasidera.
the illustrious exposes were a
The Duke of Newcastle bit his jweighrng
.ost to the blood to hide his
Lord St. Germans tried to turn
lung w
Oar
faces o
-study..
hip az
auger.
his am, able and handsome face into a
gimlet r -cloud. ; • in -a word, all were ex -
aspen, ed, annoyed and- deeply vexed
by the radenes,s and vulgarity of the
philan hropical showman -all but the
Prince
11
reels,
each, nd. forty o these reels are used
in eve y issue of the" Times. They go
to pie S -about 1 . m: and get off before
three, an I was by Mr. Macdonald
that twe ty minutes after the
last form is locke up the ; matter has
been 'Stereotyped and. six preSses are
to a room where are
nse establishment-
s a newspaper office.
o .give in detail the
as shown, but can
ng features. It em-
• ndred material men,
which includes com-
and all others who
with their hands.
• Ming -moth and res -
ding, where all the
ls who wish at cost
ve, which goes into a
benefit of the em-
•
one point in Haddington. They went
around with the car through Hadding-
ton. to the point where the cars return
eastward: Here the basket lids were
raised and the captiveSfreed. The lit-
tle gin released. a horribly ,ugly yellow
tom cat, the young man a black and.
white Thomas, the tall man a tiger -
striped feline, and the fat fellow a sort
of composite cat.' The four cats looked
around in a -sort of dazed way, then each
struck out in. a different' direction, in-
spired by the hiss -s -s -s of the party.
Just then a tall Haddington darkey
came up. "What in thunder ye bin
doin? Fetchin"some mo' o' them dam
cats out yer ! We's got moah now dan
we know what to do wid. Ev'ry house
seems to have three or fo', anal dey's
runnin' arodn' out heah widse-n
squ'ls. Sumfin'l have to be done bout
it.. Kan't make, dis dumpinl
for all de refuse cats o' de city!"
Gaieties.
oun'
Local Notices.
LAGAIYEAMINE for Freckles. LIMISDEN
& WILSON, Seaforth.
FIRST INVOICE of imported goods just
arrived at Hickson & Bleasdell's.
NEW BOO
THE BEST and ch,eapest sugars in
town are to be had at Laidlaw &Fairlefe,,Cardno's THE CREED
Block, Seaforth.
GIRL WaNaare-Wanted immediately
a good. servant girl. Apply at the " Expositor '
Office, Seaforth. 557
ENQ171.11E FOR Mrss SCOTT'S new dress -
Making establislunent on John Street. For par -
fighters see advertisement. 559
THE HIGHEST price paid for any quan-
tity of good. sound plums delivered at Laidlaw &,
Farley's, Cardno's Block, 'Sea -forth.
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY are selling crock-
ery and glassware at rock bottom pric-es. The
largest and best selected stock to choose from in -
town.
THE SEED STORE. -Buy SuperiorMix-
ed Flour, manufactured from pure Fife spring
wheat and -white fall at R. LOGAN & CO.'S., Sign of
the Mrunmoth Turnip. 559
THRIFT, by Sa
FRIENDSHIP
COUNTY AN
The same, wit
S. NEW 509KS. NEW BOOKS) SIGN
F CHRISTENDOIVI% W. R. Greg, Price $1 60.
uel Smiles, Price Si.
by Ouida, Price $1 25.
Index, 50 cts. Price 25
RAILROAD MAP OF ONTARIO,
OF THE
;tee
-
•1
CIRCULAR SAW.
SENT POS4PAID TO ANY ADDRESS, N AECEIPT OF PRICE, BY
C. W. 'PAP
REV. T. DEWITT TALMAGE.-A corn -
An ITiShDDID. Was brought up before Ektie).seLriesIe diava populdar . sermons, also sermons
cloth very c.heap at
a justice of the peace on a charge of LyIDISDEN &T‘'.1-i;soxits9:1 5'35.9n '
te
vagrancy : ".What trade are yea?" NOTICE. -All parties indebted. to Er.
"Sure, now, yer honor, I'm a sailor," Hicicsoa by open account or note will please hand
"You in the seafaring line? I- ques- in the amount to Hicksoet. & Bleasdell's drug store
tion whether you have ever been to sea and no costs will be incurred. 557x2
in your life." "Sure, now, and. does Tilli A,MERICAN gem jar,. solid rinas,
to be had at Laidlaw & Fairley's. Don't be guired
y6r honor think I -came over from Ire- with a, cheaper jar, which is liable to break in the
land. in a waaain ?"
-A widower had five, grown daugh- $?. .75 per doz. for half gallons.
, ree canning operation. Prick $1.25 per dos. lor quarts,
ters who wouldn't let him take- a sec- THE GROCERY store next to the post
°lid. wife. He gave up the wife but office. The question is asked, how D. D. Rose can
bought a savage dog, and now won't al.- affoal to sell groceries at the astonishingly low
low a man to cross his door -sill. But prime he does. ? He sells for cash, the expensem
the girls will give in by -and -bye. are correspondingly lower, and if there is any such
thing as rock bottom prices, D. D. Roo is pre -
They can't stand. that sort of thing for- pared to offer them -
ever. • . THE Cirsarnsa place to buy your fruit
-Niagara Indians complain very bit- jars is at Wrnson..& YOUNG'S. Prices for the best
terly of the hard times, and of the jem jars, with solid rings, is for half gallon- $1.75 ;
econoraical spirit that prevails among and for qtiart $1.25 per dozeu. Crockery and glass -
those who visit the Falls. "Old -Man- ware cheaper than any other house in Town, and
the best eelection of goods to be found in any house
Unacquainted -With -Soap -and -Water :7 in Western Canada. 552
SUGAR 8 at Grangers' prices at ALLEN'S
-e--Teilts, becial value, all prime from 25 cents a
-pound, at Allen's-Tateccos, Smoking or Chewing,
best value in toWn at Allen's -General Groceries at
prices to suit the timea at Allen's -Hams, Bacon,
Fleur, &c.., cheapest at Allen's Grocery, Shop No. 8,
Mrs. Whitney's Block., next door to Lumsden's
Drug Store, Seaforth. 554
-a great chief in his own circle -has
not sold a pin -cushion in. two weeks,
t is a large machine while Great Blower, another chief, is
at least 20 h.ands at ready to sell out his bows anal arrovvs
large number of the for a dollar.
machines have been ___.-while Adam and EN -re were yet in
ose employed in the Eden, when our fair young grand -
ss room Are eight of mother knew there wan't another liv-
daily use, each one ing soul in'all the wide, wide world, but
ousand five hundred herself and her snoring husband, we
hour, in all one hun- don't suppose she ever went to sleep
every sixty minutes without first looking under the couch
. 'an the paper room of moss and leaves "for a man," and
lei store of paper in rousing Adam•from his first sweet nap
to ask him if he was sure he had locked
ight hundred. pounds the front door.
He stood. quite calm and iimming.
quiet v hile the Yankee had :the pole on I Wits shown in
his he d. and was running through his the wres connecting with all •parts of
biogra hy ; his features relaxed some- the c cntinent, and within arm's reach
what when the Duke of Newcastle's stands a type -set ing machine, managed
turn ct me; but when the silver locks by two boys, toj which the telegraph .
of Lori St. Germans were touched -by slips are passed. They ca,n aet up and
wman's pole, His Royal High- correct in an evening as much as six
oke into a broad smile, and was celurans of ro.att r, which is sent down
to bow his head lest he should through a pueufnatic tube, by which
lose co ti ol over himself altogether and charnel all th _matter reaches the
burst ut laughing. stonei Itt anoth r room are two sets
the sh
uess b
forced
•
• of wi es minim to Parliament, frOm.
. .. Pi tures from a New York • whicl- full deep; chea are received while
Street Car.'. the two homes are iia session: • In a
In 5 IC Sixth Avenue car on which 1 • room connected with the machine shop
rode I ing machines, which
Astor
plate):
half -h
plum
• neatest - blue -figured caliee, -with lace . floor; and then, there is an " inquiry
• mitts ii. her hands sm.a. shapely arms, room "where inioemation. Is furnished.. CoMe now, Sir, what is this • instance -
and a happy, expectant smile on her to those Outside 'who have the right to
bright -wholesome face that foretold, I ask it, several r oms that are devoted.
felt $ ire, au excursion with young to . the advertiaing department, and
. friend' to Brighton, or -.up the Hudson. other S for the 6 Aerial 'staff, -which is
- •She vas as fresh as the sweetest of largetr Th,e est
Barns s lassies.. No eountry lane or ill all its parts, i
tine -c aa cottage . coUldl.have furnished • beneath the Tin
a pret ler siniplieity. Opposite, in • the comf rt and con
-corne , . was a very old and, very cleanly good. otel. .Th
negra s, her profile exactly that of the . quite •finished..
-oxtrei- -0 typo of ape, and yet such ben- - frime$. •
, °Been expressions in the mournful eyes
.and a',out that great ivoried mouth tha t
0
one wished the delicate baby in ; .
•Oharg Of the French, nurse further About 10,•o'cl
. -
-down he car might be cradled in the ding on car swu
- black vomam'S'ample arms,. ' The moth- 1 Fort ,first stre
.
up in frOn
•nger railw
ello ! Ste
, and dow
an, clad i -
small, fia
., from wl ich issued " me -ow -ow -
ea „ at each st
tooth piek lianging from. his mouth.
. ilis fi ce was the counterpart of a' scar- . the ar and too
let -co aplexioned Spitz -dog with - dyed. Ano: her corner
Mils ors. One more effective figure gi-14 . bout 12 Y
was t tat of a Stout v,-0„mau in a foiled was larger m
_
15mi ginglumi morning wrapper. Her Tie ear start
Unger nails -Were. black,- she had a large Maul came rrin
: affai
i
mark t basket at her feet and a diamond ' also bearing a
sea ire in each ear. . •
Be \Veen the Astor HOuse and. Wall drop
!were two morn figures that .. at- , ow -
d. scarcely- any attention., and yet . tt:y 11 orty-third
oreign to the turmoil of the place. • ma ' stepped iu
-110 of 'a tall, ser6no looking old - Will w•contriva
t ,rien . of Col. Newcome's form and;, ill .ie remain
N, -ho s4 on a comer hydrEmt fan -1 colic uetor asth
wade with. an, angle -11 which to insert him -
nig .iiimself ]with a panama hat ;
vithin three jar four blocks a tot of a . self this. t : •esting game of "pussy
4111 not more than three years of ago, : wants a corner, ' ,,, .
Try pretty, toddled across Broad.wav • 1/...'etty soon - he rolling,. jolting move-
s if there wits nothing there but birds. meat of the aln ost enipty car stirred up
om Twenty.second street to the are two typeena,
House one morning there was are kept constantly at work, and Mr. witness, who had. regained some com-
al variety enough. to occupy the . -MacDonald told me he had. found it posure.
,ur's time. First a very pretty, chew, er to make type than to distribute "Ali !" exclaimed the lawyer, glee -
girl of eighteen years, in the ite he business room is . on the first _fully rubbing.his hands in -•tirthodox
legal fashion, "now, that is consoling.
which you. rememember so well?" .
" Well, Sir; I remember that 20 years
ago, when you were to be' admitted to
She Bar, your father came -to me to bor-
lisliment is complete- row $30 to buy you a suit that you
nd the einploYecs find might make a respecta,b1 appearance,
es roof every necessary and I,have a distinct recollection that
enience to be had. in a
new building is not
Letter to Philadelphia
He. Reraenabered One Thing,
at Least.
A fair story from one of the Canadian
courts is told. As it runs, one of those
sharp and sarcastic lawyers, who take
unspeakable pride in twisting a witness
into a labyrinth of difficulties, had oc-
casion to cross-examine a gentleman of
some little prominence. The sharp
lawyer managed, after skilful manceuvr-
ingeso to confuse the witness that the
only answer he could obtain to his ques-
tions was "• 1 don't recollect." When
She lawyer had. this answer returned to
him a score or so of times, -his patience
gave out.
"Tell me,. Mr.,", he exclaimed.. "do
you ever remember anything ?"
"1 do," was. the respOnse.
"Gan you catry your memory back
for 20 years, and. tell me a single inci-
dent that happened then ?"
"Yes, I think I can," returned the
Tiley Wer
G-oing.to Had-
• gton,
ck last night a Hat -
around the corner of
t into Haverford, and
of- the Market street
y depot. -
!" came from up the
r the street ran a short,
a linen suit. He car -
market ba-sket in his
• •
ap 'trendy well off, and of the B No. row
2 cla, s, was reading a library novel Pass
two older elnlaren poisonedthem-
with green apples. stre
n ithere was a, stout man in fat
straw hat, ample white vest, and ried
tight trousers, who slept with , ban
while
selves
black
. soiled
•
'tree
tact
Tre
110,
111.1
p he took. He reached
a, seat in the corner,
alreadY held a young
ars old, at whose .feet
rket baSket,
d on, and SOOD. young
ing ardund the corner,
baslieto a longitudinal
of black nd.red willow, with two
Thi also ga,Ve forth "mo-
ws:" By nd. by, vhen. the car got
street,, a Middle-aged
ide handling a dainty -
ce, and seated.. him self
ng corner, ileaving the
sole man unprovided.
ace,
utd
.-eckl
_ Om 1
.
ng e
lattii
. tutil
tis a
01111;
your father never. paid • the l'a30 back to
me."
Confusion changed hands- at this
point in the proeeedings, and the law-
yer dismissecl.the witness without any
more ado.
. UNDENIABLE TACTIL-701.1 deserve
to suffer, and if,you lead a miserale, un •
satisfactory life :in this beautiful world,
it is entirely your own fault and there
is only one jexcuse for you, -your un-
reasonable.' brejudiceS and skepticism,
which. has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge nd common souse reasoning
will seen s ow you that Green's August
.Flower wil
Complaint,
miserable e
the heart, :.our stomach, habitual cost-
iveness, diz „iness of the head, nervous
prostration.' low spirits • &c. Its sale
now reach.
Continent .1, -
tell yonlof
buy a Siti
Three .dose
SOOD. cure you of Liver
Dyspepsia., with all its
foots, such as palpitation of
very town on the Western
nd not a druggist but will
s wonderful cures. You can
plc Bettie for ten cents.
will relieNle you.
Dou'r K. ow WHAT Do ..15\T0 SOD18-
times hear persons say, "my horse is
sadly out condition, and I cannot tell
either wha is the matter with him, or
how to get im into better order ;" they
appear to 1 e ignorant of the , fact that
there is w'thin -their- reach wremedy
safe, sure and. effectual in all. cases.
Many persc us who deal in horses, use
large gum tities of it, and testify that
its effects are most satisfactory. One.
, -WILSON 86- -Yonu'e have the largest and
best selected stock of fresh family groceries in
town, and are determined. not to be undersold by.
any house in the trade, having bought a large stock
of sugar before the advance they are in a position
to give.their numerous' customers an advantage in
price that other houses cannot. Their stock Of
.new tea, tobacco, fruits,- soaps, flour and feed,
hams, bacon., &c., &c.,1 is first class and will be
gold at prices to suit the times. Call and extunine
before purchasieg elsewhere. The highest price
paid for good butter and. eggs. 552 i
•
Fall 'Shows.
Provincial Exhibition, at Torouto, Sept. 23 to 28,
both inclusive.
West Ridingof Huron, September 18'and 19.
Western Fa, at 'London, Sept. 30 told Oct. 1 to 4.
Hullet Bran et, rit Clinton, Sept. 19 and. 20. e
1.1
Morris Brapeh, at Blyth, Oct. 10 and.11.
Hay, at Zurich, Sept. 19 and 20.
South Unroll, at Exeter, Oet. 7 and 8.
East Riding, at Wroxeter, Oct. 1 and 2.
Central Exhibition, at Guelph, September 17, 18,
19 and 20. ,
., , Auction Bales.
. —;
Saturday, Sept. 14, in the village of
Dashwood, Farm Stock and. Imple-
ments. Jacob G. Schluchter, proprietor.
E. Bossenberry, auctioneer.
Saturday, Sept. 14, on Lot 26, Con. 2,
Usborne, First-class Farm, together
with Stock and Implements. Thomas
Cornish, ,proprietor a A. Bishop; auce
tioneer,
ambs. -' Amid, all that 'rumbling,. the tenants ef t le willow-Ivare, and faint horse deak
r-il-1 sweep of trticks and omnibuses moil* began fr in the little -girl's bas condition a
ad started to cross, one hand.pull- ket.1 . - improved. 1
t a beat -block -lace, the other bill- This struck responsive chord, in the -readily oa,a-
a her uncertain steps. Some ono fat nian's bask t, in the tall man's bas- _ticle is "
ed. to the rescue -and took her ill led,' Etna iii th youpg man's hamper. and Arabia
us to a iwlieeman, Who perhaps Thejat man 1 oked at tho little girl, else is &pi
, a
the mailer. the Pttle girl a the youua man, and he Remembei
sigaiature
age. Nort
—
at the tall chap, who attempted to look
- hill lelity of Prussian Women. 1uncbncerhecl, b t gazed at all three of
lin,•
2t\w
1: ts with the air of con-
=
oratt
thel
� Guinan newspaper as a " very beau- T e young au caught his .eye and ties of we I selected cocoa. Mr.
reeeat lecture Ber- the thei bask
Many hundred woMen attended, victLon that
their knitting. At various elo- side of those re
passages, however, each threw The coadue
her keittina and, rewarded the wit ' t
mething was wrong in-
eptacles.
langlied to himself
q tir of one who could not
posed. up( n by the deceivers, and, ••
0 souuds ecanie more and more
1: by Vehement applause. After be
aaure the meetiug was addressed t
r inforths us that itis horses'
ud appearance are so Much •
y its use that they sell mord All Lengths, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the • ,
for higher prices. The ar- .13 531 ,
a ---.-
G reat Western- Railway.
Trains leave Brussels station, north and south,
as under;
I
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
Mixed.. .....10:25 A...M. Mail 6:15A. M.
Accorn.. .... 908 P: M. Amore . 12.15 A.M.
Mail 2:58 P. M. Mixed. - ... 7:15 P. M.
_ •
• Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seal orth and Clinton Stations as
folliews :
GOING WEST- SEAPOR'DH. CLINTON.
Express . 2:25 P. M. 2:45 P. U.
/7,xpress..., 8:58,P. M. 9:20 P. Irl.
Mixed Train9:00 A. M. -10:00 A. M.
GOING EAST- SEAVORTH. CLINTON.
Mixed Train7:52 A. M. _ 7:27 A.M. °
Expese Train1:15 P. M. 12:50 P. M.
- Mixed Train5:00 P. M. 4:25 P. M.
Mixed Train.... 10:35 A.M. 10:00 A.M.
•
London,. Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORTH- Mail. Mixed. Express.
P. M.
6 15
7 25
7 34 •
7 58
8 08
8 25
P. el. . M.
London, depart.... 2 15 5 55
Exeter - 3 35 8 05
Hensall 8 52 8 34
KiPpen 3 58 8 44
4 08 9 00
Clinton 4 25 9 45
P.M.
Myth. , • 4 52 10 32 8 52
Wingliam, arrive- 5 25 11 80 9 25
GOING SOUTH- . Mixed. Mail. Express.
, A. M. A.. . P.M.
Winghatan depart10 55 7 00 - 6 15
Blyth 12 15 7 85 6 55
Clinton 1 10 8 01 7 24
• P.M.
Brucefield.......e1 40 8 18 7 43
-1Uppen.... ..... .. -1 57 8. 28 7 58
Hen sall 2 05 8 34 8 04
Exeter 2 50 8 49 8 03
BUTTER. BUTTER.
EDWARD CASI1
IS AGAIN BUYING
T, CARDNO S
C-4
g
-c4
LOCK, SEAFORTII. p p
g
THERE
WHEN IT IS
UP INTO
HARNESS
Where. yolt will
EMEMBER, if you
o
IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER <
>
IADE
•-?-47 g C-1
*---6 • '7.- urea AS YOU FIND
,
I 0
AT e 0
-
*12,61-all:Einds of Har
at a FanCy or Substantial Ha
t) faction as to QUA ITY and PRICE than any other
is wanted to secure regrklar custom.
1
>
J. WARD'S,
!
r-
' SSAFORTH,
0
- Made up in tlie Latest Styles.
m
ess F. WARD can give you better setts- -.4 ell 1 Cl
akar in the Co ty. A. Trial is all tb.at I - g
-0
J. RD; -Seaforth, rrIrili c;
GROCERY S
ROOMS
A Large' Stock o
be sold on very s
old frien,ds,and
Scott to attend to
Old Accounts m
and Town Prop
can for you,.
r,
STARK, SEAFORTH.
ORE, I BOOT AND
LAN!? AGENT, 0
Boots6nd Shoes and
11 profits -all new sto
ew onesito give him a c
the shoe shop, echo will
st be paid at once, as th
rty for! sale. Give 97'1,8
em,e9n.ber the Place, St
SAMUEL
gg co m
*;14' '(1)
' P - >
SHOE SHOP, AUCTION' r
1 0
.NVEYANCER,
gp • W
Groceries Just Arriving. lkilli.,„4c4.,4; -0
k. The Subscriber invites hi&
gm:
ll. He has engaged Mr. John,
Make -and repair work 4o order.
Subscriber needs 9n,oney. Farm.
ci Call and will do the best. I
rk's Block.
STARK, SEAFORTH.
WALL PAP
a
5p4
RI' BORDERS 1 $EED CORN r -4g
ND
WINDO BLINDS.
I show in be above nes this year a FINER
STOOK and BE 'TER VALUE than
eve e bef re offered in
CEI
My Patterns are ALL
direet from the ma
prices that cannot be
Also Moth Proo
Low Prices.'
; .
NEW, and having bought
factnrers,1 I can sell ate'
eat.
Ad
of i
Carpet Lining at, call
ALWAYS IN srocK. FULL LINES.
SCHOOL B OKS, MISCELLAN-
EOUS BOOKS, OFFICE STA-
TIONERY, -c.
CLINTON OOK STORE,
Express and Telegraph, Oilice
MES A. -Vilna,.
FURIVETU E.
FURNITURE.
M. ROBERTSON,
PAB1NETMAKER
AND UN EIRTAKER,
1 HAS AG IN OPENED A
Retatl Fi rniture Store
Two Doors North f his Old Stand, epposite
Waddell & Coe's Dr Goods Store, where he is
Sweet Eiien. Colored Butter, in prepared
Firkins or Rolls.
550 GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH. TO- SELL AS
•
' TH
63111BER FOR SAL. I.
MLOCK, First Quality, $6 per M. PINE
from $8.
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
!HEAP AS ANY IN
TRA DE.
SEED CORN.
JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OY
DRESSMAKING.
ST SEED CORN, MISS SCOTT
PRICE LOW,
REGS leave to announce to the Ladies of Sea-
J-• forth and surrounding country that she has
commenced dressmaking in all the
LATEST STYLES AIM VARIATIONS,
the Corn guaranteed to grow. A 'quantity And hopes by Neatness, Good Work and Emsettte
has been sown and can be seen gro-Wing by ality to merit the patronageof all.
ng at Brownell's Grocery. Rooms over lannsden & ViTilson's Drug Store,
Mein Street, Seaforth.
Six apprentieca wanted. 559
FULL STOCKS OF
ILI
A L KINDS OF SEEDS t
AT LOWEST PRICES C3
. 1
,
TEAS A .SPECIALTY AS USUAL
0
4>
BB.OWNELL,a4
IDD'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED -
D RECT FROM MANUFACTURERS:
A IERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS„
HOES AND RAKES,
GtASS, PAINTS, OILS, ,ite.
a
FENCING -WIRE
•
ND BUILDING HARDWARE
1
Of Every Deseription Cheap.
•
E VE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT.
ING PIPE
UNDE TAKING
t;up on the
: Attend d to as Usual.
A Large Stock r,f C )FFINS, CAFeKETS, CAPS, s )61 ow ietdit-Ce?Thent.3 to Cash and
simoups, &ea always on hand.
Prompt Paying -.C'ustomere.
Shortest Notice and
Warraated.
'UMW N30103
arley's Coudition Powders
I Heave 'Remedy." Nothing
1 to it for the same purnose.
the mune, and. see that the
f Hurd & Co. is on each
irop Lyman, Toronto,
ack-
ut.,
proprietors for Canada. Sold b
medicine c ealers.
Eres's C coa.-Grateful and comfort-
hig.--L" By a thorough knowledge 1 the
natural -s which govern the o eta -
t f estion and nutrition d by
bY atu (anzitni, who is deseribed by und aubtedly fe me, he laughed Aloud. a, careful a )plication of the fine pi oper-
foil wed ii the- most undisguised has Provid_ a our breakfast tables
rnaiuer, and tl is breaking the ice, all a delicately flavored beverage, \
han.ds indulge in the most hilarious may save s many heavy doctor's
and to hay the least, remarkable eos- merriment for several minutes. Then It is by the juilicioususe of such a
tom or in her refined appearance, to the fat man 1 opped his glowing, red of diet the, a constitution may be
sngg thia position."' Frau Canzins face, and said o the young man, "Got ually built up until strong enough
is e‘iilentiv lady of decided convic- cat insuie, e ?" The response in. the sist -every endency to disease.
ed to throw him into areas of s btle maladies are fl
tiful
young ; lady." She! proudly calls
hers 'If a ,,vorlunauss wife ; bat there
is lothing," it is said, " iu her elegant
. After disposing of the humbug
. , .
triotislia, she exclaimed : "What-
werkma,n to do With religion ?
the dear God, in whom we have
IS ed. so long, ever done anything for
u:s? (Cries of no !) The Christian
1,1gIc D. has existed for nineteen. cen-
buti s, and how much axe we the better
for
wor
affirmative ser
another ca.cch natory spasm. -" Goin' around us
to Haddiugto ?" " Yes." 'I'll bet there is a
we're all goi.n out to Haddington, and. many a'fitt
have all got cats in these baskets to lose well forti
out there; airt t it'so?" he said, looking properly n
from one to th' other, and receiving an
affirmative sh ke of the head frau eacli
t? I think it is high tune that we in turn. ThIen they all laughed in
'big women should turn our backs chorus, and agroed to release the cats at
1
.with
-hich
bills.
icles
grad -
to re-
Hun-
ating
ready to attack wh rever
veak point, We may escape
1 shaft by' keeping ouAelves
ed with. pure blood, and a
iirished frame." -Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. . Sold only in packets label-
led--" a es Epps & Co. Homceogath-
lc Cheinis s, 48, Threadlieedle Street,
and, 170, P ccadilly, London." 482-52
: 18
- ONY MILL IN McKILLOP.
The Subscriber has atso a SACRAM
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
M. ROBERTSON.
Where!all kinds of 1",umber can be obtained.
479 TELOMAS DOWN 1,1
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF CANADA.I.
CA PITA L - $ • •
4 000 00../
CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated 1833;
and R0YA.1. CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated 1884.
NTAL WINE
PURE G
SACRAMEN
C INAL
LUMSDEN
SE
:THE MENSAL
SEAFORTH BRAN -CH.! -
DOMINION BLOGK, MAIN -ST.
. SEAFORTH.
J)rs.fts on New Vork Payable at any
Bank in the United States.
Bills of .Exchange on London payable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
'
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
• M. P. HAYES, ;
411
MANEB
G. &
APE WINE
AL AND MEDI-
P IIRPO SE S
-AT--
& WILSON'S,
FORTH,
PORK FACTORY.
Are prepared to pay
any
HOGS, ALI
ALL KINDS
dens
FINE LARD,
GUT
•
PETTY
the HIGHEST PRICE for
quantity of
E OR DRESSED
P CURED MEATS
ntly on Band.
SAUSAGES, PORK
INGS, &c.
& J. PETTY.
1)
JOHN KIDD.
WILLIAM GRAY'S SPEC.IFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great English
Remedy is espeeially
recommended -as an
unfailingcure for
Seminal Weakness
Spennatonlaea, Impo-
tency, and ali diseases
that follow as it se-
qnence of Self abuse,
iversal Lassitude, Pr.in in the seack, Dimness
BolOreTak nir as Loss 001,11 Age,
00,7ra,,acAoranfte: After •akiloittihnoeginr
doit ,.V,,taisseiosn tihaPtrciniscalsuit•oe Insanit y
d it Premature Grave, all of which as a. rule are
fit t caused by deviating from the Path. of nature
a • d Over indulgence- The Speciffe Medicine is '
n t.these special dieezetert.
tbe reeult of a life stay and neenyetei-ieeantrse los8
f.„0/..
enonce in tree.ing
. ,
.13-1 etfree by naval. The Specolc m
all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packages
le $5, or will be sent by mail on receipt of the 1
m ney, by addressbag WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
indsor, Ont Sold in Seaforth by Ifiekson &
B easdell, J. 8. Roberts R. Lumed_en and all
ggiPi merchants.
6 Q_A_TW.„,
S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Cl Sogineer. Orders by mall prompt -
y attended to..
4 9 D. S. CAMPBELL,Iditchell.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
OK CENITIFICATE14.,
(Under the nOw ActOisiued id the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTIL
undo! I•uthority of the Xidentepint-Goivraot
012ttrin.
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