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JUNE 13, 1.87'k
TED STALILORS
Imported Sta1lion:4n
d Champ -lain, 'in trne
es this see8011 :
juNE is;. 1879.
PRSE'S ROUTE,
leave Lie own shrine, not 2a,
neeneeen, ueboine, and mend
aailentyneSe, for }noon ; tesoes
nee by way t•f the Tliereee
treh, at Mr. ItleDonalrin, for woo
west, to Exeter North, tn
jf
/or noene ; thence north to rhos
[tee Ilotel. NHewlett, for night,
or th Schaffern Hotel, nip.
in thence North t() ter Brneedeld,
et, fur night. TIILlItSDAY-ennoon
t to et. ettortn, at the C °nano
ftt itOoll IL tal the
ro FilIDAN--SontiA along the
ttre Ittd tavern for noon; thence
;:g inn for the nightseluanan
te to 'lenient Ifoggartlentot
s nuh to his MVO ata.bleSeeenno, en
the_ fti.lowiDgMoralay raorni‘"
...'ie will be commenced on Mein
arta writ. 1. e ent tinteed regularly.
.t aeon, health -and weather peentit
elPLAIN'S ROUTE.
dWiti Ilave bie own steble, Lot
tennelary. Vsbar ne• met prose
Otretleg Comer to Ironsall, at Pity.
for noon ; thtnee Weat aleng t
to the Itsarr Liae, t. ence No
• T.ine to Verna, at joslin's II
s • En nny—Along the Benneln nom
at Terrier'e Hotel-, for nooti; theme,
dor, Lou"( to John _eatery's, remain.
: --thence earth to Granton, thane.
;oat: Iltinge, then o tn the otts
ne. w EDN ESDnY—Wfil preeent
ti Ton mace's, liuTlett, by
noon; thence east to Davis' Honer,
elne nrth to Walton, at Bienue
lit. IIURSD AY—South to Davin
nay, for noon ; thence south to Sea.
1:Comure itial Hotel, for night. nu.
Srunitn, by way of the _Enron
e Centre:it's It otel . for noon ; them* to
for night. SATURDAY—Sown to
seiou of Hibbert, to his own attrine
1(11111111 Instrthe following dlondey
nonte will be commenced on &eon
k„ and will be continued regaled',
season, health anil. weather peewee
tr. WEN & HORTON, Proprietors.
KIPPEN,.
TO LIFE AGAIN,
w endere with teneazeneent how it
L . arcing does eo much businets;
rat h.e de es the workewhile the pante
itii g. Remember, if you want gm(
IT go to T. Melihn; if you want bat
el. gees repaired, go to T. Mellish it
eve train door sant gate hingennetten
alzj and price cennot be trorpessent
naitt't if you want our threshing aki•
levs zesiikod with, the best of iron, get
if pn want reaping and mowing
fate wia h new itunishe,s and In
O T. Mt]1i'; plows and blacksmithing
frerna nteale to an a,nehor. Glee
,ti be convinced. A. good stoek ef,
L tjarrowe, and Plow Castings alinne
'3en1ember that I ani bound to de
teak ut tor the sign:
)MAS MELLIS, KiPpen,
CARRIAGES. WACCONS.
wieh:eg first-clase Buggy, Carriage
r•on, go the lEkippen ttdnriage-
Ft r the better aecoremodation 01 517
inn tbe public in general, I bayelarge.
iny Carriage Works, and I am now
rite Buggies, Carriages and -Wagon
for t C. tri bil it y and. 'price, defy an
eel Denies and Wagene repainted at-
ricee. Itepeiring of all kinds prompt -
to. Iterriterber the stand.
E fat GA. , IC innate
_
IDVILLE FLOUR MILLS.
rt 1t,r ctfully advise the pub ic tint
made arrangements with Mr. Martin
ttlito run the EondvU1e'1outhI
•*.unt. My Inver, Mr. John Someri
1 tat c nesville yule day, and wr
.1 the good milling wheat that may
Sninets can rely on getting at I
qe.s. Mr. Chatlesworth will deal
i rtliably with an parties who 11
mills with their j atronage, I will
.1.r. wee satisfaction to tat WI:FOWL/.
Mitl a trial. ticular atteuti
(trietirig, orExchangieglleg
Give as cue trial.
A. --XII MITAG Id, SF:Ann:M.
tH TICKETS TQW1NNIPEG
tuter net week wil call at Bari
Ey J hunelt y molting, and the MS
itt eell at Goderich, Kincardine,
; ntLeirepton, Michatrs Bay,
y einem n 1t.int1, Thessalon Bit
reee, St_ J s. phn, Island, Gar1ltTtt
nte hint -Ms For freigbt and pantip
A. einairraen, Agent,SeafortL
!Ann RAW OF CANADA.
ilintit OFFICE, MONTREAL.
e $i,000,000,
TO14-n.51.. 11. Gault, Persklentt
1. esident ; A.i,,rCglivie,111.P.
e. 1 hennas Alex.Bnetin, Jiil
; C. It. Murray, Cashier nUeo.Bant
of this Bank has been opened Int ill
here a General Banking *Wm" 1°.
p‘Ptt`tl. Notce of hend dis4ailited,er
efEd at fair business- retest
es Bank department has also
eonnection with. this, where depolill
etteed from; one dollar upwards.
aa
:nee tlit eon.
euLa v.yabiu at par at al oft:need
the- bank of Montreal and. the Fad*
na tele.
nn; AGENTS.—Innadone:-The Alli et
f ed. S'; WA. York-ngational Bank Ot
Helmer's, MeEthwan
gc1-1:11 ion Netional Benin s
ne Intent 10 to 3. Saterdays,10 to A`
JOHN LECEIE Man
WHEATI PEAS BARLEY
Gar-
72nt.I all it'inds of field.,
Veil, and Flower Seeds.
41-I1.fa t i:jii.s to my patrons forth
1.11 1111teceeded me the past year, I
re ruin g :he public: that ha'
(0 ,IL, carefully selected
11 11. td SE Cti grains from the most
entre. I ant confidently recommit&
'dd, !WY. and WHITE RUSSIAN aS
g varieties grown, both for Ilaka
,rd. unilieg purposes. Al; peas are
1:e01 he Province for purity end
.v•t Vitt( (ah,Ctf the very beet varie
t'er Tiniethy Seed, Turnip, Mangol• de
zet tied Garden Seeds fresh and Prt
t sin1 etel care tra seleot seeda slfga
,nent 1 11 z oxious weed seed. AI
W II V i.(1.41, and give a1.Y111142'
•
d fainters and ethers. Betao s
ilenniton Street, above the t
,f ',MES MeNAIR, Godad
E RS H I P NOTIO
erepared to naanufacture
: I t ee, &c. By using .firanolass
a le:vies,: all the work coming
n nobs, we can guarantee a owlet
afterrtion given to repairieg,lie.
re 1 ge in nil jobbing. Mr. Barna
net- thirteen vettra experience in dr
ee, will make that a
r W at F 011%-', Celebrated Agrieulture
It El D &. Itz1.t
a eat. stand, Goderieh Sbres
r4
SEAFOBTH,
lc: end I:et ail Dea:er in TerATIOR1.1
FINDINGS of Every DeseriP
Set the Very Best Stock kept.
A Trial Solicited... All orderl
tese promptly filled.
R. N.
ereignt el having entered into par
/
I Minnie Cole. Electric light, gas, or even coal oil
,
1 • a would have detracted oonsiderably from
otti
The following obituary appearsua ,
the cosy appearance of the social scene
ten Island (State of New York) pa - .
fluent and - intelligent than the rest,
The topics, led. by one or two more
per
((There died ift the General Hospital, were wages, f work and Pigs, good, bad
T Ont, on Friday last (1641 and indifferent employers, the markets,
;et a 'young gi-0 named Minnie Cole,
courts, sport, the neighbors, &c. Amee-
haes- lonely ddote, riddle, story, SMOke and- song,
death possesses'a deep in-
teWseet for many, and among these 13°Me "and news much older than their pipes
whose circumstances were far removed went round." Some sang charmingly,
trera herls. She was the daughter of and all appeared cheerful and content-
etr. and, Mrs. Zech Cole, of Cedar Nar- ed withgood health, plenty of labor,
rows, at the extreme encl of Trading and very moderate remuneration. So
Lake, in the Muskoka Territory, Can -
circumscribed were the inhabitants in
tabn au& was probably the first, white their contracted sphere,that everybody's
child to reside in that then remote Ilo- income, bnsibess, habits, i dm, were well
cality. It is at least 15 years ago since known to each other, and were often
the writer and a party of fellow hunters the gossip on subject of conversation.
were first entertained by the lamily, Peculiarities', eccentricities, deformi,
who then occupied a very rudecabin, •ties,' two or More familiee :of the same
at least 50 miles from a post offcce, and name, &c., Caused soubriquets which,
viere1.5 or 20 miles from the nearest in • time, b c me more familiar than
neighbor. In this remote region Mrs. proper name
Cole has raised. a fine family of eleven was "Saint,
cleildren, and, solely with books sent verbial for
her by her hanting friends, and without Bad Luck ;:'
_ THE H
, thus : A pious little man
Smith ;" the man pro.;
misfortunes was -"Paddy
the hunch -back men were
ever having even seen a schoolmaster "Lord Doyle" and "Oration Ninon ;"
or a,
minister she has educated.; all her one of the Duffy's (a mason) was "dem-
' ar n and imparted a degree of my the Stone ;" the snob was "the
crooked -neck dandy ;" the short, stout
little man. was "Billy the Butt," do.
'knowledge that is exceedingly creditable
to her. Minnie was the eldest, child.,
and the amount of real manual labor
performed hy her mother and her will
be realized from the single eircumstance
that they did the whole work of the
large household, entertained troops of
settlers and lumberers on their way
back and forth, and in, addition had
some twelve cows, from which in Sep -
There are.eettled in various parts of
the Province of Ontario several suc-
cessful merchants and farmers hailing
from the vicinity of the. old town of
Monaghan, which produced many men
of rnark, as the late Chief Justice Har-
rison and Sir Charles , Garen Duffy.
With the latter and the uncles of the
tember a year ago they had in their
former the writer had the honor of be -
cellar, at one time over half a ton of
fi
ing at school for some years.
cleaner, better and. fresher than tter,
which was never tasted. Amid all tlie , In the absence of a directory of. 50
constant drudgery *which these; house- years ago; I will try and give the names
hold details imply, Minnie found time of the inhabitants as they were well
to read and improve her mind, and with known in those days. Errers and omis-
the advent of a few intelligent and. cul- sions excepted.
tured settlers, she rapidly acquired an MERCANTILE.
intelligence and grace of manner that Robinsons, Bartleys, McAda,ms and Horner
Adams, Littles, MeMonens and Warners, 'ai
was very pleasant to those VatO had Letntneie.saasDI ffy s , thlemings and Wrights, '
seen her grow up from childhood.
Peter'Mofniee°, and cireTeKr Milluail'a Mtallights'
Without accomplishments, which most aid,
girls of her age have had the opportun- James Ross, Murrans, and old Sam Moorhead,
ity of aeciairing, she nevertheless had Griliroo'rekeap•mhisiltrhne,c\le,Ittl
ia•BurnsrielitionindakIlliffilleess: .1
Such a gentle, modest demeanor, was "Frank West, Nat EntP•se'ti
Three honest Quakers, the peopleadrd. otrwuntil Sloan'
SO winning and attractive, that all who Mitchel and Herrin- made harness and saddles,
knew her intimately loved her ; while jno. Lewers sold hardware as well as the Wan -
those who only saw her .occasionally, dela. ,
and we -re thus better able to mark the1 PP.OPESSIONALS
Murrays, AL:Dwells, 0-1.1• landere the doctors
development of so mucIngentleness and
r.T,enbinb Burhell, end It
intelligence, amid circumstances so Lid- Ituug, Redly; Mitchell, titchell the proctors, Wright, I
verse, felt for her a warm regard: Her Swanzy, Dudgeon. Nunn and Knight,
health, whieh a year ago was not good, Attorneys always slyly grinning
limVrInsthz riclienutnrit
rapidly declined through' this i trying nertheiwere winning,
spring, and at last reached a critical 'Were olge-iit'XtlforeinYa htluiTY3
condition; and being unable to I -preen -re BAKERS.'
medical assistance, it was decided to Het ierington, RicharelsonePreaton and Hoy,
Got nan and King, Tom Smith' and his boy.
bring her to Toronto, where in its ex-
cellent hospital the beat of nursing and
Medical attendance could be given her.
But it appears that the journey was
too much for her wasted, strength, and
she died within two days after her arri-
val. The funeral arrangements were
made and her remains *ere tenderly
cared for by Mr. Dwight, of the Mon-
treal Telegraph Company, at Toronto.
On the occasion of the last visit of the
Dwight and Winaan Sporting Club to
the head waters of the Muskoka, Minnie
was one cif the most attentive listeners
to the sermon read_by one Of its 'mem-
bers from the tent We all do fade as
a leaf1—nene thinking that she would
be the first to fade away. The Club
hearing on that occasion that she would.
soon be married, intended to make her
some substantial vieddine present: But,
alasinstead thereof it will now be
their sad duty to place' at her grave a
stone which, with these lines, may serve
toperpetuete the men:wry of a brief
and humble life, Rill of harder toil, with
fewer girlish pleasures, than are allot-
ted to most of her sex; yet, whose daily
duties were discharged with a spirit so
truthful, with a devotion so loyal, and
a manner so cheerful as to win for her
this testimony :—‘ None knew her but
to love her, none named. her but to
praise."'—E. W., Staten Island, N. Y.,
Mary 22-, 1879. '
A Reminiscence of Old_ Mona-
• ghan Inhabitamts.
Memory often retraces youthful
saenes in the picturesque old town of
Monaghan and vicinity, when little
time was lost in reading newspapers,
whieh were few and far between, and,
considering the value of money then,
seven times the price they ate now.
The news -vendor supplied. himself with
the leading papers of =Dublin. and Bel-
fast, and gave them., for a penny an
hour the first day, a half -penny the
second, and sold them for half-price
the third day. The firet daily in. Ire-
land was Saunders' News Letter. The
press was so slow that only choice
reading matter was published, and
eagerly and attentively read. It might
be a question for a young rpen's de-
bating society, whether families were
not better without the light literature
or sensational caterings which now pan-
der to morbid tastes by a wonderfully
quick steam press. • 1
• Previous to the inventions and dis-
coveries of the last fifty years, which
have saveti time, distance and labor,
people were satisfied with their slow
methods of business. There was little
or no speculation in real or personal
estate. Few made haste to get rich, or
to get out of the old groove of their
fathers. They seldom went beyond a
few miles from home. Blind !beggars,
• buckle beggars, sturdy beggars, cripple
beggars-, and harmless lunatics (then at
largen did not annoy them. They were
comparatively happy in the absence of,
• luxuries, obtained in naost cases by the
perplexing, carping cares inclident to
business and cares of property. If they
had enough to make ends rneet they
banished dull care, in hopes (i)f better
times, in anticipation of the! Sunday
dinner and holiday festivals, making
the most of present enjoyments, and,
by eveniug jollitie Ettl0113 and pleasures,
aceordine to their respective positions,
setting the fullest value.ou, and taking
eare of, their clothing, furniture and
stock, a pleasure which people in. high
positious are straugers to.
In the winter evenings the humbler
Classes, aseured of a hearty welcome,
wended their way, without any pre-
coneert, in single files, to make their
caeietit (Gayly) in a neighbor's . house,
without knockine, or as much as by
your leave, liftedthelatch, opened the
• batteu diior, passed. the jamb wall, and
with a "God save all here,'sat in
semi-eireular form in front ef a bright
peat fire, which was on the broad
hearth of the earthen floor, recently
• swept clean by the industrious mother
or daughter, with the heather besona,
the inmates giving precedence to the
more ancient as to position on the boss
and rush -bottom chair ' in the corner.
Mc
DETCHERSt 1
minerals Male ers, McCorleys, MeKowns,
rains and Macklins, Murphys and Owens.
. BLACKSMITHS. • •— -
P Skelton, Tom Shaw, and Henry Molloy, - •
Pat Duffy, jack Taggart, Agnew and his boy.
SAWYERS•.1
idays, Brown, .nlettanus, MeGuire,.
Innen and Thomas, Jno. Simpson and Sire.
DEFORMED CITIZENS.
dell legs Wilson and gallant old. Davy,
served iu the Army, and one in the Navy,
Doyle, Lord. Mullen, and James (tailor)
Keenan,
keel legs Rafferty, Campbell and Greener],
y Holland, leme Wright, and Crutchy Mc-
Ginn,
arni'd Mohan and school -master Quin,
affrey nein Harry who never could see,
1 played the ficldle for many a spree, ,
y McGuire, Ctittion Nixon Wet Sown
cy Niblock and Billy the Bowl. '
ITISCELLAnZEOUS.
the Whip and Nhnble-Dick,
,Harry, Bob end Nieto
• 13 the joiner and Bolen MeClone,
dam the painter and tam and James Moan',
togers Tons Corley a .1 Owen McAloon,
dy Coilly, Matt Smit -iind Mr. Moldoon,
Bily Sarsfield by ire arc did well, -1
e Jemmy Kant, .ung the chexch bell,
n Tanury and Paddy Doogan,
iter Coyle and blanksnith Coogan, ;
Can
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B ly McKenna, and Wapper O'Hare,
Murphy the Buffer, Paddy Brennan tlip bear,
Blind Sam, Red Peter, Buck anelDoe,.,
Stlind John, Tom Dram anntIcInctoe,
Tr yrior the skinniest end Larry the Lamp;
Ke ly the colt and Aleighan the scamp,
Palely Pigtrougn and Bangbeggar Meek,.
Th crooked neck dandy and Paddy bad lack,
Ili dy Owens mid Jan Farley, grippers of men, .
Bi 1 Kavanagh did private jobs new and then,
Sa Murdochni Stun Lamb, Sam. Hill and Sam
Green, . - • • 1
N t elm of than now is.a subject to oue Queen,
Be i Glover, Bon Haber, Ben Fidler, nen Glass,
very divergent in habits andclass'
' 1
Bi 1 Bartley, Bilt Dontighu and Billy McQuade,
Bi Archer, Afireworked at the hotting trade.
Pa clY Sherry, Paddy Higgins Duni Paddy Mc-
Bride, , •
;
Ani many Imo her Paddy beside,
Ne dy Breen Neddy Kelly and Neddy the
Snake,.
In 'Wend, Lan bun and Hollis the rake,
M Julien, Lou heeds and Connors the nailers,
D tinny Mack y, and Martin and Conlys the
tailors, -
B ek MeArdle and Murty Devine,
AI engaged in the tailoring line, •
▪ witt and Wynn, Toni johnstoa and Hughes,
d Sporty IcKenna who made boots and
shoes, 1
Br gum's, Mulligan Glancy, and Peter McCue,
Pa .Fowley, Torn Boyle and Thn Wynn too,
Jo num Turtle and Nosey Jones,
B •ney, Harry and Willy Owens,
W y always Worind by rule,
Ni h fort3 yetuai lie drove one mule,
d many 3 -eats they both did pass
jer Hughes with Breckly's ass, 1
ssrs. Warren, Sheridan and Burnell,
mings, Jacksons, Youngs as well,
es Quigley too lived on the Hill, I
t one of them resides there still,
Mahon, Bleakly, Quin by rule,
Mooney Kelly, Smith, taught rfeheol,
rry McCabe, john„ Peter and Nell',
t, Cupid. Miles and Chandler Kelly,
lly McCabe, !at the sign of the rat,
ank Traynor, as blind as a cat in a hat,
ng John McCoriniek and Harry the spinner,
rber McCabe and Hogan the skinner, •
d, Pat and. Jack Mullen and Mat Mcirce,
Aleers, WilIy Flemming and Phil McEntee,
ugh demean ten -toes, and several Conlys,
re Carrots, alcEeallys, aud all the Donlys,
Bi
11.
B xter and Letimersa grave and gay,
orking et watches every day, .
miny Beatte, Johnny and Sally
P t Donaghy arta Berney Mailnaley, .
ek Skelton, Den Brennan and Matt Vaneley,
R bin Murthe,, B. Burrows, John and Terry
McTen,
ng Jemmy AileGinksold brewery grains,
ney the gruh by Whiskey made gains,
e blind rent and piumper McAuley,
ticklers, McGinnis, McNulty and Dawley,
°ocher Smith and. Charley McDonnell, .
ti)
Tom Connor, Tom Loughran and Con Melloy,
Murdoch the ragman, Robin Ross and Cheap
john,
Dealers fireman wares ell ftuled and gone,
Tommy. Rooney and Johnny Mulgrew,
Hucksters cute with friends not few,
Jack Lwin and Tom Brown'
Carried lettere tInengh the town,
Tommy Stewart and dames Lougheed, ,
Orange and pier* in thought and deed,
Jack alcCreckin and Sam Diuwoody ,
Never did hann to anybody,
dank Downey and Robin Owens, :
"Whose business wile with slatee and stories,
Andy Wright and Tonnuy Howe '-
Never, never r tised a row,
Bobby Stnwart played the fife
Pormany processions in his life, ,
And many more -who made their gains
By cows and. pigs and brewery grains;
By eating -houses and dry lodging,
And other modes of eleven dodging,
Blacksmiths, bailiffs, butchers, bakers,
Hetters, hecklers, and brogue makers,
Tinkers, hucksters, sweeps and nailors,
Hostlars, cobblers, whiskey dealern
Pedlars, pensioners, artful, dodgers,
Peepers, trampers, and dry lodgers,
Hangers on and ballad singers,
Oinaclhawns and town bell-ringets.
MONEY
-"1" tageous
COLL, Solic
RON EXPOSITOR.
MONEY.
GREAT' NATIONAL • POLICY SALE
O LEND—Ou terms raore advan-
than ever before offered. A. J.
tor, Brussels. 504..52
WHO W
" dollars
mut at 8 p
H.BENSO
NTS MONEY S—A few thousand
private funds, for Immediate invest -
r cent. interest. Apply to JAMES
, Senator, Seaforth. 583
• ONE!
tt`-t• Money t
at 8 per oe
object if see
Company.
o LEND.—I have any amount of
Lend on good improved farms only,
t. Charges very small. Sum no
rity ample. I don't lend for any
OHN S. PORTER, Beaforth. 570
$10. tO
es ery mont
thing. Add
Wall -street,
$ 1,000
Invested in Wall -St.,
Stocks makes fortanee
Books sent free explaining every -
093 BAxTB a & Co., Benkere. 17
ow York. 587-52
LEGAL.
A J. Mc°
t- • in Lee
ALLEN'S GROCERY,SEAFORTH
Teas, 4 pounds for $1; Teas, 3 &ands for $1; Teas, at 40 cents; Teas, at 50
cents. Teas at 60 cents; Teas at 75 cents—the very best value offering in
Town.
LL, Solicitor, &c., Brussels. Office Tobaccos, Smoking or Chewing. at all prices. Sugars:at old Prices.
en new brick building. 504-52
AMERO
From Monaghan they have erossed the bourne, 1 Solicit
M. C. Came
From whence no traveller will return.
eron.
—Peterborough Review.
- Intellect in Brutes.
'A Petrie writes: "In my own fam-
ily we had atabby cat who, when turned
out, would let herself in at another door
by climbing up some list nailed around
it, then pushing up the clink -latch push-
ing the door, with herself hanging on it,
away from the post, so as to prevent the
latch falling back into its place, and
then dropping down and walking back
to the fire. I know a sky -terrier who,
being told. to carry a fishing -rod, Care-
fully experimented along its length to
find its centre of gravity, then carried
it on till he came to a narrow path
through .a wood. The sky considered,
dropping the rod, took it by the eud,
and dragged it under him lengthwise
till the open road. was gained, when he
took the rod by the centre of gravity
again and went on. This could not be
a copy of human actions, but by the re-
sult of original reasoning."
Henry Cecil gives the followingon the
authority of the late Mr. Dawes, the the as-
tronomer:
11 Boing Busy in his garden and hav-
ing a large bunch of keys in his hand,
he gave it to a retriever to hold for him
till he was at liberty, Going into the
house soon., after he forgot to reclaim
the keys. The remembrance of what
he had done with them only returned.
to him when he required to use them
in the evening. He then recalled that
he had given them to his dog, and for-
got to take them again. Calling him,
and looking impressively in his face, he
said, My keys! fetch me my keys."
- The dog looked wistful and puzzled
for a moment, and then bounded off to
the garden, his master following. He
went straight to the root of an apple
tree, scratched up the keys, and brought
them. May we not fairly put into words
the dog's train of reasoning thus: " My
master has given me these keys to hold;
he has forgotten them; I cannot carry
them all day, but I must put them in
safety where I can find them again?"
R. Howson sends us the story of a
terrier -like dog of no particular breed
named Uglymug, who had a poodle for
companion. Whenever Uglymug saw
signs of a family meal being laid out, he
inveigled the poodle into a labyrin-
thine shrubbery under pretence of seek-
ing for rats, and when the latter was
fairly intnut on • his game, Uglymug
sneaks baCk to enjoy all by himself,
what he could get from the family ta-e
The Successful Housewife.
The first step toward- success must'
be learning to love the Work. If a girl
brought up in the city used to the
ways of city life marries a thrifty
young farmer and undertakes to do the
house work necessary for her to do, or
to oversee it done, she may be astcnish-
ed to find it disagreeable.' Thinking in
her innocence, that sheis willing to do
anything for him she loves, she by de-
grees finds she is not. Tired, discour-
age(' and heart sick, she yearns for her
old home, but knowing she has .chosen
her lot and must abide by her choice,
she assumes an indifference to her work
which soon becomes a reality, and she
plods around as a machine mightphould
one be invented to do house -work. Her
husband knows things do not go right
in the house, but can devise no means
to better them and also grows tndiffer-
,
ent, and when children begin to add
their noise to the general confusion,
he flees to the field by day and the vil-
lage store by night, and the poor wife
has another grief to add to her catalogue
of WOOS. By learning to love her work
the young housewife (arid old one too,
perhaps), may avoid much misery of
mind and body—I say of body—for we
well know the body sympathizes with
the mind, and often one feels sick when
one is only worried. The farmer's wife
has much work to do that the mechan-
ic's wife knows nothing of. It amuses
me to hear women tell hew much work
they have to do, and vvhen you get at
the root of the matter, they hire their
washing done; hire. their dresses cut
and perhaps made, and have no milk to
take care of! 1 ! I sometimes wonder
what they would do if the care of the
milk of half a dozen cows was added to
• their work. We farmers' wives have
one advantage. We can see nature in
all its beauty. Our work requires us to
be up in the morning, with the birds,
and as we step about skimming milk,
working up butter, washing and scald-
• ing pans and pails, no one can hinder return
Bleaadell
.our drinking iu the beauty of the morn. -
cross,) we wilfully deny ourselves a .Eh
ing, but when tired (and shall I say it,
even.—
ethe choena
glance out at the open door, and when
husband comes in fresh from the dewy •Les*
fields and while tracking our clean floor ing colic
wofully, speaks of the fineness of the tallidron
morning, we see - only the dirty boot yetairsi' est'
marks and answer accordingly, we have a few of
not learned. to love our work. There is
giro° d diff
nothing that will help us so much as a
hearty genuine love for what we are do- Dr. The'
B ack dna O'Neil and droll John ateconeell,
T limey Duckeng and Jackey the jar,
The town :sergeant and Nettior Carr,
elly-thr• church clerk and Hilliard the nailor,
ull Stewart, Sam nhort and Johnny the jailor,
en and Bob Robinson, and olil Watty Bell,.
nCbn ks ami the Parkers were known very- well,
' he steam cobbler: and Frank Of the roost,
he iron tailor and Ben Hair's ghost,' •
) nnblety Ryan and demurs- the stone,
1. illy the .bettj and Paddy MeKowu,
2 yds- Goodwin and Stumpy Dance, a
I exe Hatton, Well known at a glance,
3 ancing Pat end Marais Joe Moore,
• dairy aud Tricker, and Dennis the bore,
1 in Carroll, Torn Turner and Ned Hill,
lid many tither who used to swill. •
J quint- Fagan -end Jemmy Rule,
oaten the horse breaker was no fool.
at and Bentley, ;rim end Dan,
ary, Bessy, Sally Ann.
I or -Peaky, Jaelcie, Spruce and Tom,
lind Jenny aheneuud shoes at home,
.alIy Lamb andgoat-skin Den, .
am -skin Rose and kid -kin Ann,
ed Logan and Hannah.McCappin, -
roily Boykin] ami Nelly Roekin,
3 el Dickey and Nelly Woods,
ailors ways next Billy Goods,
inker McCabe, and Sarsfield's red Will,
khans- the Sweep, and Toll Bar McGill,
1 udgy Bet Martin, and Johnny McGuire,
I etsatan, Betnghy. and Hanlon the Dyer,
Steltennahans, Plunkets and Jemmy Carr,
he Monaghans, Hewstons and Min. Dunbar,
ayy Creed, Dia McCabe and Archy Hoy,
, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristas, Fruit Bis
re in Chancery, &c,.. Godenich, Ont. cult, Lemon Biscuit Wine Biscuit and Soda Biscuit—best quality, and
n, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. 04111- fresh and cheap.
506
\ATILLT A
I sionf3r
Appraiser.
reasonable t
SMALL, Conveyancer and Commie -
n B. R., Wroxeter. Auctioneer and
cements and notes collected on
366
T L.D0
Chime
fine, over
Kidd's S tor
LE, Barrister, Attettney, Solicitor in
7, &a.,Goderich d Seaforth. Of-
ordan'e Drug Store, oderich, and
Sonforth. 354
GLEBOW & MEYER, Barristers, Attorneys-
` -'1 at -Law, olicitors, in Chancery, Notaries Pub-
lic, and Con eyancers. Mouey to Loan, private
funds, at 8 per cent. Offiees—Goderieh and
Wingbam. H. W. C. Meyer, Kent's Block, Wing -
ham, Solicit.r Consolidated Bank. 581
Raisins, Currants, Rice, Spices, Pickles and Canned Goods, at very low figures.
Brooms, Brushes, Butter Bowls, Ladles, Prints, &c., at a snaall advance on cost.
Crockery and Glassware not advanced. Milk Pans, Cream Crocks, Flower
Pots, &c.
Fresh Garden Seeds, Tares, Top Onions, Carrot Seed,, Early Peas, Early Beans,
&c., &c.
MALCOM ON & WATSON, Barristers, Attor-
L neys, Solicitors. in Chancery, &c., Clinton, ;
Ont. (Mc —First door east. of the new Royal BARGAINS ALL ROUND AT ALLEN'S GROCERY
Canadian B nk building. 'Money to loan on farm
property.
S. MALOO soil. 404 o. A. NTA.TRON
BENSON MEYER, Barristers and Attorney
at Law, olicitorsin ChanceryandInsolvency,
s, Notaries Public, etc. Ofticos—Sea.
Ctrtvlitlel; ussele. $23,000of Private Funds to
tnyestat on e, at Eight per cent. Interest,payable
58
yearly.
JAM. it. B disoN. n. w. o. mBrEit.
The abov firm has this day been dissolved byBARGAIN Z
mutual co sent. All accounts due the firm to . ....
be paid to r. 'Denson who will pay_ all liabil-
ities.
C34 -11,A211
JAMES H. BENSON.
Nov. 27, 1876. H. W. C. MEYER.
MCCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED,
LAW, CHANCERY, AND CONVEYANCING
OFFICE,
Scott's Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
OLICITORS for the Consolidated Bank of
Canada and the Canadian Bank of Commerce
in Seaforth
Farm ano Town and 'Village Property bought
and sold.
Money (private funds) loaned on mor -gage se-
curities, at reasonable rates of interest. Charges
moderate.
Money invested for private persons upon the
best mortgage securitiet, without any expenee to
the lender.
S. G. McCAUG:HEY, M. A. F. HOLMESTED.
MEDICAL.
J G. SCOTTO& D. &c.,Physician, Surgeon anti
" • Acconchenr, Seaforth, Ont. Ofdcs and resi-
dence south a e of Goderich Street, first door
east of Presbyterian Church, 34?
TJ L'e7
• geon
Office an
directly o
.B.CO.E, M. D., C. M., Physician, Sur -
etc., Coroner for the County of Huron
Residence, on Jarvis street nortb,
posite Seaforth Public School.
Iv
•
Graduate
Toronto.
simians an
DAMS, M. D., late of Lakefield, Ont,,
hysiciate Surgeon and Accoucheut.
t the University of Trinity College,
Member of the Royal College of Phy-
Surgeons, Ont. Kin bnnnOnt. 485
H ROVER, M. D., C. M., Graduate of
McG IlUniversity, Phyaieian Surgeon and
Acconche • r, Seafurth. Ont. (Nice—Rooms in
Meyer's BI elf lately occupied by Dr. Phelan, and
formerly .1. the late Dr. King. Will attend at
Carronbro on Tuesdays and Fridays. 406
D M°N
• ate o
Ont. 0.01
Ryan's.
clay. A st
Charges re
nose and c
UGHT, Veterinary Surgeon, Gradu
Ontario Veterinary College, Seaforth,
e and Residence in rear of Killoran &
ells prompt13 attended to, night or
ek of veterinary medicines on hand
stounble. Horses examined este sounn-
rtificates given if required. 407
_TAMES
" Ontar
two years
Toronto,
residence
attended t
Vetorinar
examined
Horses bo
. ELDER, V. EL, Graduate of the
o Veterinary College. After devoting
o practice with Professor Smith, of
as settled in Seaforth. Office at his
at of W, M. Church. Calls promptly
by day or night. A large stock of
Medicines conetantly onhand, Horses
O to soundness and certificates given
ght and sold on commission. 424
hours fro
Mrs, Whit
Seaforth.
T4- DERBYSHIRE, L. D. S.,
-1-1'• Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Office
8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Rooms in
ey's new brick block, Main Street,
MISCELLANEOUS.
DA. M LEOD, Licensed Auctioneer for the
• County of Huron. All orders left at James
McBriden willteceive prompt attention. If by
letter add ess Seaforth P. 0. 558
_
P. 13 INE, Licenced Auctioneer for the
" • Con • ty of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of e County. All ordere left at the En•
eosinon Moe -will be promptly attended to.
-pnE GR AT FEMALE REMEDY.—Job Moses
-t- Palo ical Pills—This invaluable medicine is
unfailing in the cure of all those p:inful and
dangerous diseases to vvhich the female constitu-
tion is su ect. It moderates all excess and re-
moves all btractions, and a speedy cure may be
relied on. To manitelladies, Itis peculiarly suited.
It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly pe-
riod with regularite . Those pills should not be
taken by emales daring the filet three months
of Pregra cy, as they are sure to bring on Mis-
carriage, ut at any other time they aro safe. In
all cases of Nervons and Spinal Affections,
pains int • e back and limbs, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, p Ipitation of the heart, hysterics, and
whites, th se pills will effect a Imre when all other,
means le ye failed; and, although a powerful
remedy; d not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anythi g hurtful to the constitution. Full
directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which sho d be carefully preserved. Job Moses,
New Yor , Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 12i conte
for poste e enclosed to Northrop .& Lyman, To-
ronto, 0 t., general agents for the Dominion,
will insu e a bottle oontaining over 50 pills by
ail. Sold in Seaforth by Hickson
J. S. Roberts, and B. Lumsden. 197
- - -
Cm! THOMAS' EXCELSIOR ECLECTRIO
WORTH TEN TIMES ITS WEIGHT IN
ain cannot stand where it Is used. It is
est medicine ever made. One dose cures
ore throat. One bottle has cured bron-
• ifty cents' worth has cared an old stand-
. It positively onres catarrh, asthma,
. Fifty cents' worth has cured criek in
and the same quantity lame back of 8
ding. The following are extracts from
e many letters that have been received
rent parts of Canada, which, we think,
fficiently satisfy the most skeptical : J.
1 Spatta, Ont., writes, "Send me 6 dozen
• as' E electric Oil, have sold all I had from
and. I believe that love may be born, you, and want more now; its cures are trulytvon-
AT— -
GOODS
HOFFMAN BROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE,
New Linen Suits, _Linen Ulsters, and Linen Circulars, at llo
• Brothers' Cheap aSh Store.
Splendid -Value in Prints, Cottons, Shirtings, and .Ducks, at Hoffman
Brothers' Cheap Cash Store.
Just Opened, a New Lot of Millinery, Parasols, Corsets and Gloves, at
_Hem,an Brothers' Cheap Cash Store.
Extra Value in Ladia , Afisses', and Children's Hosiery, at,ifoffinan
Brothers' Cheap Cash, Store.
Call and get a June .Number of E. Butterick & Co.'s Fashion Sh,eet, just
to hand, at Hoffman Brothers' Cheap Cash Store.
•
HOFFMAN BROTHERS, CARDNO'S BLOCK, -
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THE CEN1FRAL GROCERY.
LAI D LAW & FAI R LEY, S EAFO RTH
APE CONTINUALLY RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES OF
THE VERY BEST -GEOCERIES TO BE HAD Also Agent for the sale and purchase of Persil
a Tillage Property.
In the Market, and are offe-ring' them
1
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
OUR NEW TARIFF
CANNOT POSSIBLY EFFECT THE SPRING
I AND SUMMER STOCK OP
BOOTS AND SHOES
Which I aril just opening, as they were alt pur-
chased before its advent. My Fectory Made
Work comprises all
THE LATEST STYLES
IL. all the ,different lines of Ladles', GentsnRoye,
and MiSSOB) Wear. My Stock of Children's Wear
of all kinds is simply hum.ense, All of whieh
hen° been bouelit
AT, BOTTOM FIGURES
For CASH, and whit is of more imnortanee Ito
the general public is, that they will be tad at
Bottom Figures, which I think an y person, atter
examining the geods and ascertaining the prices
-will admit.
OuSTOM DEPARTMENT.
The Custom Denattment of my business, asin
the past, will be eondueted on the principle of
giving my customers the very best possible Value
for their money, and as I bought heavy in
IMPORTED STOCK
In anticipation of the rise in prices wnich heve
taken piece, I will be able to sell at eld price a.
Repairing Neatly Executed on. the
. Shortest Possible Notiee.
ViTtitla sincere thanks for past patronage, and a
streng hope of obtaining a liberal share in. the
feline, I remain, &c.,
THOMAS .COVENTRY,
Sipe of the Mammoth Boot, Stark's Block, East
Side Main Street, Seaforth.
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
Paid up Capita], - $6,000,000. '
Rest, - - - 1,400,000.
01 R ECTO RS.
HON. WILLIAM MCMASTER, President.
Hon. Anam Horn, Vice -President.
Noah Barnhart, Esq. James Miehie, Esq.
'William Elliott. Esq. T. SutherlendStayner, Esq
George Tandor, Esq. John Arnton, Esq.:
As R. McMaster, Esq.
W. N. ANDERSON, General Manager.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Inspector
NEW 1.70111i.-7. G. Harper, and j. H. 6oadby
Agents-
CnicAoo.—J. G. Orchard, Agent.
Barrie,
Belleville,
Brantford,
Chatham,
Collingwood,
Mendes,
Danville,
Gelt,
Goderieh,
Guelph,
BRANCHES.
Hamilton,
London,
Lucan,
Montreal,
Orangeville,
Ottawa,
Peterboro,
St. Catherines,
Sarnia.
Siraeoe,
Stratford,
trathroy,
Seaford; „
Thorold,
Toronto,
Walkertam,
Windson,
Woodstock,
Commercial Credits issued for use in Europe,
the East and West Indies, China, japan, uttd
South America.
Sterling and AlileTitall Exchenge bought and
sold.
Collections made on the raost favorable terma.
Interest Allowed on deposits.
New York—The American Exchange National
Bank.
London, England—The Bank of Scotland.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
M. P. HAYES, - - MANAGER.
THE SEAPORTR
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY.
ALONZO STRONG
S AGENT lo Several First-ClaSs Shook, Fire
and Lite Ineuranee Companies,and IS prepae-
e to -take rialce on
HE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
;Also Agent for several of the hest Loan Seas-
tiSs.
Parties 'wishing to obtain Reliable Go ds will Always
a Supply at the Central Grocery, as we avoi all inferior articles.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWAR
DEPARTMENT,
At present, is full of all the Leading Lines. Those esirous of purchasing any-
thing in this Department will do well to inspect our sock and prices before mak-
ing their selection.
FLOUR and F.EED on hand as usunl. Cash, for Clover and Timothy
Charge.
Seed. Goods Delivered Free o
LAIDLAW & FA RLEY, SEAFORTII.
THE GODE,RICH FOUNDRY_
Second hand 20 Horse _Engine,Balance Wheel and Saw Man& • $225
Second hand 20 Horse Engine, 'Balance Wheel and Pulleys 225
275
200
ILAIO4 250
Second hand 16 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel, Pulleys and Governors.
Second band 12 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel, Pulle3s and Go ernors.
A Hoisting or Boat Engine with Hoisting Gear 1.
Second hand 16 Horse Portable Boiler, witb Smoke Stack
Second hand 16 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack
Second hand 20 bores Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack
Second hand 80 horse Portable Tubulfia Baler, with Smoke Stec
Steam Gunge, Guage and Safety Valves, all in Good Order.
Secondhand Shingle and Heading Machine
Heading Jointer
Heading Planer .. . .
Heading Turner
Stave Macbine, with Knife... ...... ••• ........ •• • • 00 ••1 .. • .. • . ••••••••• • ••• •••••••• Of • ••••••••
900.0 150
. 200
• 225
, Furnace, Front, Grate Bars,
• . .........450
. 90
hand, md,malss.o MmiadddelltnogOrpde
Newf0Ent gin.nourines azIGErtranrs
donSa
40
50
70
80
very cheap. 11111Machinely
ers of Improved. Kinds.
idnAgticultural Implements.—Stoves of Various Kindle—Re airs onBnilers, Mills, erconpromptly
Attended to.
reared -and matured wherever we find hderful." Wm. McGuire, of Franklin, writes, "I
1 ft, it actike —
our life -work. If we coneider ouallrselves itanvearie et athe agent lesna charm
t nese but takes splendid now." H. INSURANCE AGENT, DEALER IN SEWIN
inartyrs, drudges, over-worked women, (.,ole, of one, writes, Please forward 6 dozen CHINES, 'CONVEYANCER, do., SE
Thomas' Meanie Oil, I am nearly out, nothing
CODERICH FOUNDRY AND MA UFACTURINC COMPANY.
W. N. W TT
dec., &c., we cannot be successful. Our
work requires an earnest, thoughtful, ;32xquale it. It is highly recommended by those who
„ecuse it.„
J. Bedford, Thamesville, writes,
loving spirit, a patient but energetic per -
Send e at once a farther supply of Eclectric
e only one bottle left. I never saw amy-
1 so well end give such general satisfae-
. Thompion, Woodward, writes, "Send
more Eclectrio Oil, I have sold entirely
thing takes like it.” Miller & Reed,U1-
severiug hand, and a pleasant, smiLing Oil, I ha
th
face. tioning. 'se
• ince sone
—Lady Dudley's children's party on out. N
the 7th of May in London, is said to verton,
a great
have been. One of the prettiest sights Send us
'ever seen. "The Princess of Wales Gibb & v
was there with her two little girls, and one o
so were all the pretty women -who had
a child of any sort to bring." The WORT
dance was led. by the hostess's eldest
boy, Lord Ednam, and the Princess of
Wales's daughter Victoria.
' rs •
Agents
Select
Hickso
Lumsde
"
. Q., write, Th E e c1 ectri Oil is getting
eentation here, and is daily called for.
further supply without delay."Lemoyne,
o., Buckingham, P. Q., writes, "Send us
a of Eclectric Oil. We find it to take
• old by all medicine dealers. Price 26
.N. THOMAS, PHELPS, N Y. And
BOP & LYMAN, Toronto Ont., Sole
or the Dominion. Nonta--Eclectrio—
and Eleetrized. Sold in Seaforth by
& Bleasdell, J. S. Roberts and B.
• 521
INSU RAN C E.—Mr. Watson is agent for the *follewi
FIBE.—Pbcenix and Northern, of London, England; Scotti
Reyal C anadian and National, of Montreal ; British America, o
of Hamilton; Gore District of Galt. LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
ON,
AND KNITTING- MA-
ORTH, ONT.
g first-class Insurance Companies:
h Imperial, of Glasgow, Scotland;
Toronto; Canada Fire and Marine,
Traveller's, tit Hartford.
• MONEY TO LOAN.—Mr, Watson is appraiser fo the Canada Permanent Loan and
Savings Company, of Toronto. The oldest and best Loan ociety in the Dominion. Money
advanced on salkinds of Real Estate
SEWING MACH IN ES.—Tbe following man& taring and family sewing machines
kept constantly on hind -Ilowe, Wheeler & Wilson, Osborn A end the Wbite. Macbine oil,
needles and all kinds of attachments on hand. Machines of all kinds repaired.
Mr. Watnon is agent for the Franz° & Pope Imittitig m
machine manufactured, capable of doing all kinds of cotton an
chines. The best family knitting
woolen work. -
Mr. Watson is.agent iontlieStete Line of Steamships, sailing bewteen New York and all points
in Europe.
Office, Main Street, Seaforth, nearly opposite Mansion Hote'
1
NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS IM-
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
$30,000 to Loan a* ni Pen Cease.
Interest.
Agent fin. the White Star Line -of Steamers.
OFFICE—Over Ms. Merrisonhe Store, Main -St
aforth.
SEAFORTE PLANING MILL,
SH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
• HE subscriberb egs leaVe to thank histeumeron
customers or the liberal patronage extendeetto
hi since commencing business in Seafortlannd
t What he may be favored with a continnanee
of the same.
rtiesintending to build 'would do well to give
h. • a calhas he will continue to keep on hand*
la -go stock of all kinds ef
. DRY PINE LUMBER,
MAI011[E14,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC. e
• Ilefeelsconfident of givingsatisfactleautetliose
wto mayfavour hini. with their patronagennnonn
brat first -first areemployed-
'Particuler attention paid to Custom Planting
•
JOHN IL BROADFOOT.
LONG WANT SUPPLIED.
HE IMPROVED STAR WASHER.
R. THOMAS D. O'CONNOR, having pur-
oilseed the sole r:glet for the sale -of this -m-
e tient Washer in the To enshipsof Tuckeramith
ad McKillop, is now prepared to fill all orders
o the shortest notice and LIOSt reasonable
t rms. The Star Washer Is one of the best in
t e market, and is pronounced by thoae -who have
o ed. it to be the acme of perfection, doing bet -
t r work in less time than any ether maehlne.
hose who may wish to give the Star Washer a,
t orough test before purchasing can have the
portunity of 'doing so.
THOS. D. O'CONNOR,
Seaforth, Ontario
N. B.—Two goad meant, pushing men wanted
o act as Agenta for the sale of this macidne,800
ANCHOR LINE.
ii D
TNITESTATES MAIL STEAMERS Sail
Every Saturday from NEW 'YORK and
(1}LASG0W (via Londonderry) and LONDON
Direct. '
TICKETS for Liverpool, Londonderry, Glean
ow, and all parts of Europe. Fares as low as
any other first-class line.
ivishing to bring out their friende.
Prepaid Passage Certificates issued to persons
The Passenger accommodation -of Anchor Line
teamers are unsurpassed for elegance and -corn-
ett. Apply to i
S. DICKSON,- .
93 At the Post Office, E8eafoh
BUCCIES AND WAGONS
IT ---
HOSE sleighs are sole:lend we have now on
hand a good supply of buggies and waggons
whien we tiatter oursaves are bard to beat either
in style, roaterial, workmanship, inns' h or price.
Call and see them and satisfy yourseiven Ohl
buggies taken in exehange, and secondhandenes
for sale. Horaeehoeing and general jobbing at
tended to premptlnandeatisfactiongsarenteedor
no pay demanded. Come and get rigs at your
own prices as we are bound to do a businees.
598 JOHN WILLIAMS, Kinbutin