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THE HURON
XPOSITOR.
MISS BETTLAH'S BONNET.
(Concluded from -last week.)
The strife of tongues. however, did not
spare Aunt Beulah, if the deacons did,
and for a long time Miss Beers, who
had the key to, the situation, did not
hear any of khe gossip, partly because
she had been/Ill of low fever, and then
gone to her sister's in Dartford ;°:for
change of air,and partly that during
• Tuly and August the sewing circle was
teem=porarily suspended. But it renew-
ed its sessions in. September, and Miss
Beers was an active member, sure to,he
at the first meeting. It was then and
there she heard the scorn and jeers and
unfounded stories come on like a tidal
wave to overwhelm her friend's charac-
ter. She listened a few minutes in
silence, growing more and more indig-
nant. Then—for she was a little wo-
rn an,
o-man, as far as stature went—she m
ed into a chair, and demanded the
in her own fashion.
"Look -a -here !" said she, her
voice soaring above the busy ciapp
tongues below: "It's a burnin' s
to say a hard word about Beulah
kin. She's as good a woman as bre
the breath of life, and I know' the
why wed wherefore she hain't be
meetin'.. She hait't had no bu
made her as tasty a bunnit as
you see last spring, and that'jacka.
of a boy ho chucked it under the r
cushion just to plague her', and
Blake she come in and sot right
on it, not knowin', of course, that '
there, andlas if that wa'nt enoug
spite it" (an inboluntary titter se
to express the 'sense of the midi
that it was), "that other sprig she
and upset a pitcher of eai1k• ante
tushion,..and you'd better believe
bunnit was a sight !"
"Why -didn't she get another ?" Be
. ly asked Deacon Morse's wife. .
"Why ?} Why, becos she's a'm.os
saint.. H'er dividends some on
didn't come in, and she'd promised
biggest girl fifteen dollars to help
get out to her feller at Chicago
Sary told me on't herself ; and
., 'she gives five dollars to lcum miss
- every year, and she done it this
• jest the same, and she's took that
der and them orphans li
all summer, and nigh about`worked
head off for 'em, and never charge
cent o' board; and therefore ani th
she hain't had no money to buy no
nit, and she goes to prayer-meetin
her calico slat."
A rustle of wonder and respect
through the room as the women mo
uneasily in their chairs, exchan
and said "My !''. which insp
Mise Beers to go on.
“And here everybody's ben a -tai
bad about her, while she's' ben a
home-made Rind of a saint. I k
she don't look it, but she. does pit,
that's a sight better. I don't b'1
'there's one woman in forty co
ha' had the grit and perseverance
do what she done, and hold
tongue about it too. I know I could
for one." ,
"She shouldn't ha,' let her good be
evil spoken of," said Mrs. Morse, with
an air of authority.
"1 dono as anybody had ough ter have
spoken evil of her good," was Miss
Beer's dry answer, and Mrs. Morse said
xto more.
But such a Warm -and generous.vin-
dication touched many a femiuine heart,
which could appreciate Miss . Beulah's
self-sacrifice better than the deacons
could. There was an immediate clus-
tering and chattering among the good
women, who, if they did love a bit- of
gossip, were none the less. kindly ti,nd:
well-meaning, and presently a spokes,-
woman
pokes.
woman approached Miss Beers with
the proposition that if she would make
Miss Beulah a handsome bonnet, tL
dozen" or more had volunteered to buy
the materials.
''Well," said Mise• Mary Jame, wiping
her spectacles, "this is real kind ; and
I snake no doubt `but what 13eulah'd
think the same, though die's a, master -
hand to be independent, and sortie say
proud—m.ab.be she is ; but I km* she p -e
couldn't but take it kind of friends and the
neighbors to feel for her. However, 1!tt ?'
there ai't no need ori'( • It seems that . tet
Sary's . ;iushand aiu't vetry forehanded, li i
and she's got a dreadful! taste for the o
millinery business ;, so she's gone to g m
work in one of the fust shojis there, and a fr
is gettin' great wages, for her ; and only a as
yesterday thero`caiue a box by express a
for Miss Beulah, with the tastiest bun- kno
nit iu it -I ever see in my life ---good spit
black velvet, with black , satin kinder i ;Say.
puffed into the brim, told a dark green. ftp
wing to one side of the band, and o. big a C
bow in under a jet buckle behind. I tl�es
did
ash
once,albut they are
med too call theilr
goat " Then they Went
and smile sweetly on
put i, hick a in the mi si
the next y •Jones' R fife
dozen pa of new gloies
BOMB lac red box of'the
so old Ow, Fou
anything hunt
on to chur
e friends,aud
ary box, d
ad a h
in' ha .
lates 'desi�
r
u re
,Slleulenvijle Herald.
Steel},
Mrs. I
her daug
Hot4se,
Iow
Imo$ Staait.n.'
ntilation,' Tr 14 La;i iq, etc
11' abetli Cad . to . on
it'r arriv d t the' :.herm.n
e York, he- other : y, fr
.: Tribune p t p a
n
f -
e o er se u
car darin . the afternoon,, an had a
ver pleasant talk With the dy.kI
ern greatladvocat p,''
'•I always believed •nd
alloy anything_ to ( b
slee
of sle
'n it,
distu
udht
in,g. have t
o yse
oust- ; to sleep whenever I ale tared•
floor ! father, whc was a
outlived focr genera
shrill I who took. r to ,regul�
went to
ge ou th,
aa a bell a
Whenevl
ie f to prep
11 or half
elf by r 're
sed to Eta , of
]ter a bref ap
be
Millstone.
r hai
ugh.
er of felt tired h
'lame ! sat as a j�
Lar- ties eletr
athes impaired.
hull i portantb
n to ` his room
strut. rested .hi
ever 'wily,' he
napes gotteua up
ocker . through a
Miss. business.
down take re t
twits tired he s
�h to advocate:
meed after each,
fence would put
took compel ev
the half an lac)
that 1 lounge aft
the horizo
Vere- etirculatio
form thro:
t a lowed Nat
'em would not
that paratively`
her graves.A
, for -exhilarate
then champagn
ions chew and
year and drink
wed ; stimulatio
o1Tle constitutio
her True,, I inkl
d a
the
bun
in
w€ I!l k
do s
r
sl
ab
lid
art
of
est
ep.
ncl
wit
el
he
the r
low
f y(
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aids
ne
e fr
to
My
lawy::r,
ng man
.en e
84 e
, wi fan
h he ltliu
lad ,,an i
did riot pa
ight, b
slee
he h
Oita lo
(take o
iy do )q
man 's
.would'
mutt( ri
ower, .1
ce, an1
t lea
t on
. a, anct
'n the
it urfe
en fo_-
, there
COM u
. atur
is a
;lass
t me
cigar
fals
their
InetL
tU tioI
yeats
ecause
• vio-
y th
ithou
r isani'
live
York'
. avine
look
an
er
.ops off
d tOf
f�un
1
that'1�
the
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r
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d
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a
e
1
14
went
ved
nged
ired
kin'
real
now
and
ieve
uld,
to
her
nit
u
is
Vh:ne
ould go to .,let
yap of from 1 t
eel, If ! I rad
a !lounge in eve:
r ' man. ,o lie
each da .
rl eals , ids
• tial posits � u
elf the blood,
g>�out the bo y.
.
re's laws .1 o e c
b$ so mann, f
ourlg �• Bing
s ort rest an a
g after a
). The tr
s , • oke to
li luors, an
1,while al
usi; are b;
epi ted a
froth both !1Y parent:
of age I s •11 enjoy g.
11 hove tak u !care of nl
late Natur 'se laws w
penalty. h re are r
apses. \e o not h
tary laws as a shouli
at=home wr•,!th my fam;
never we'It to -bed
first gone t r ugh "th
ed through e er'y.basii
topped-th up an
hem, and h n shrink
carbolic ac d round.
;'ay that;I e t to a g
. ecessary t ouble, but
was tobegnea• n
• ould be a s ck.
"We are p gressin
his county ," continu d
he way of pl. _!cing wo s
ty, with m�eu I bele e
ressiug. Th trouble it,
{nen lace too tight. ho
laced Venus to Why I
•
ent on th4 pj atform tt-
own to bread Wand 1:
hinking,bobh treed roof
f the chest. ;Then
• ouldn't stand
igh .heeled
roles and low,
believe in eta
• On venien o
tactical; •h
hysiced au
ur.statesilmIen
on of \vllat
r•ghts of c
better and
n inStiteti
Tribune.
hin
ter
I,mi
tht
vera
p. I
3 15 r
the
vo.
owe
Th r:
dips i
asssts -
m�Lki.
If �.
lose
thea.
na
U
eal as
uble is
aco an
g t hp
f e ti..
in and
gc d bon:'
,adit
cid Ihealth
yself. if
must
>o effect
ok after p
he,
ly in Ne
with ut
hous , a
and sr
Put w
ed a f w
Ii1y f lks
ea!t eal
Ire lied
onIth tha
vary m
th lac
n o an
3 is
ou yoti
ev r h,
fou d
at I
reathin,
pd exp
ound
sol
u is
co
11
1
Tong on rL ro•
hoes. 1't J w
fat heells fo
e in drew, belt B. so iu
Ve want tic) Mak good,
llful wonpca . The need ;
ucational development.
have no '11 t ciriplehen-
ouv natieU :eels—e the
pipal and 1a) r. We want
rs anding of our trori-
n. among uu p(lii I ans."
alt
. ec
c
ti
;lt
t
ch 1111
y, "111
equal.
elthy
•g wo
and of°
hen I:
heeded
and
vision
hit T
s and
broad
£ort.
Sermo. o..the �if'te n
uzzle
A. 31ilwa ke clerg ;i.au _
ached a s ru on on rho ul. j
"Gem uz ,1e-13, :.f, 14 --1,1/
' He refers d to th 'se m. strc,
ers with Eir
vi' w to sh�w al
ous thine is #upset in#fits se rlrh
thodox belief He 11 td s hies
puzzle by hanco, aLiie al'iki
fend who tope( him t int the $c.
impossible.; The re i gious 10�
u begins frequentl • wi h4iu
our„ read t 'e Bible aed belie
wledge-it becomes i• work
ation:'o l ve well, belie e i!h
truths, are t e ueccsti> viuti
hristian nit d. By , dherdn
e things, "t le gem ), zzle j o
tell you it was evorlas in' pretty. Safi`'
she sent a note to say she hoped Ault 1s i
I3eulali'd give her the pleasure to ac- gee
,tion it, for she'd knowed all alone 'how side
that she was the cause of her loin' with tLe(
out, a buunit 3111 eulrlrnor (T expect her in t
ma lied writ tit her), and she felt real gdt
bad about it. You'd better i)elievel3eu T 1i
lab wag plea yrttl
)n" becon es lan easy t sk, and
lock
fitly
of
at of
bar:
re-
after
Ithe
3,-i to
tion
of a
his
in -
the
in
of
e to
re -
man
s
i1 a fair nay to solve Ile E Arc Ltest
sti0I1 of hi Me. life. �i lipid of
lid sts lilcl ;others ' s llo i OIL up
)logy mil iit religion ca cel ions
lie o eleit, 13, 1.), 11 They; 1 ever -i
the rightl'order, 13, 3. ! 15,I etc, etc.
s is One way! of utilizi r trhtb 'fast 1
ll
ti 'I
And Miss Beulah was pleased a.;aiu-
when the tv oila0n front the village began tr ru
tel c3111 (,rl her even - more fie uueut1 - of ill
g cuts' in C1Jristi�1 c late ties.
popular go -a5 v(3t1E p ea; p'cles-
i exhibitions s oulcl aft( rd a «,:a)th
usti•ation fo this soot of set Ilton -
than before. and express cordial anti iz
fri_ udly hut, r -i t 111 a way that surprise((
her, all hilt(« are as she • was of1liss •T
Beer's enthusiastic ' vindication of her
diameter Ike tt3re-the sewing circle. Yet,-( i\I
poor, dear, silly (+l(1 woluau—oflly a disc,.
(•
wultut, aft(=r tall-- nothing so; thrilled , of .
and touelicd her late -awakened 1 -art • qt it
as little lenity';: soft car 'ss au,i. eliia• .elle))
pled patting lia'lds on that sallow ! old 1 used
face, when silo cliitli:c'd into, her 1 p it,5 i
the Ilett Sunday, aL.l st.L-veriiig Miss, (til:
Ileulah's new bonnet, cxelaime'd, with " th
her silvery ,labs y.'ie,', )'fits= 1'itty• • tri
butiiiet !" Ill
Jaek dim Ii.tt say teiiytili:,;,, ttl'(,ilt it, gentl
nt
wo li'fte'r
d Do 'trs dol a
quart f Wat: ' l Oi
any years a, i) a 13c:..to 1 gentleman
evened a pr toss for n'akii g v'itteh
It ! was' a difficult pert tion, re-
itg a U1100101 k1iceil dee of the
Ileal }rte `
pe
1 rf,ic:s of . t i ‘ in red leuts
, and greet fi Hence t 1 get t.ii i`n to
rnilate., It «,a Recess( ry to destroy
le acids in he ingre(.ieut and all
gummy cite lities, ant at L Its :tttaie
retain thei • lubriea ill;; 3. tialpties
form of p dna lire idit Tike
email devot d much illi! toe the
ti
ei r
tie
rL
nor did the ',congregation, though ou lu• .ad
more than oIl..efertiale; fate bear, lett - , 111:3
furtive congratulatory smile, esti Ilea- t fete
eon Phut looked at Pe•aco>r ;lI(rse across ; up a
the aisle.
If there is 1iuv moral to this- Story--- ' Ili `I'v
:15 uo do t1. -,t there slt,,uld 1>e- it hes in ' 11;tt b
ale fact that Ales. Blake • never again pl,s
sat lO',Vil in a chair without first lifting t 1i
the c;ushioa.
. co in
'rill: ENI'. short
his b
LiCtl(,n, t.estl 1(r 1
r, S ev1'y II cabs at
CUttcommand,command,tL�le1 11t bI)tl:l: �l' having
d it to his satisfactit n, h u f(t e
small quttutlity and fere( = i, to
rade. -Rut vatc1n11ak 11's r re s *5-
us of things of that kind, rid diel
uV readily, illy taleitlei suit l :sau.-
on
trial.
Waaited IIer Goats. -dyed
Mr. and Mrs. Jones were starting for nothi
church.' "Wait, dear," !said the lady, posse
"I've; forgotten something; won't you fine.
go upand get. my goats off the bureau?" Willa
"Your ooats," replied Jones ; "what it for
new-fangr'led thing's that-?" -IT show simin
you, --remarked the wife. and she sailed neilee
; upstairs and down again With a pair of on.
t kids on her hands ; -There they are," tin
; said! she. "Why, I call those things th
!kids," said the surprised husband. "Oh, as
do you ? snapped the wife, " Well,. so sever
dea-
t
ook
used
gone ,
a
(1
ice pac . , a •_• during all that t me
s chrouo:.. e . r gave tLe most c. m1
to satin pti n.
)n the etu '; of the ship to Engle. d
'watch (. ak rs were astonished at,
results obt ined, the oil being : p
rentty'a frelh as'wh n first II ed
out the -am,: time th oil was a -ed
the eh: no eters of the ships bo • nd
India a d they tropical clime es,
he re:.ultsi were full/ as satia
s wit !• thse that sailed to
he ; London me,nufactu
to obtain i lore of it,
th wa' e, er made,
er eing eac , and the
n::• tufa ure buried w'th
it and nal'y, on retir ng
ss, ave alll that was left) of
a prentice, Mr. F. Xemlo,
oval expert v atchmaker
nor
g al
fact
f it
Mr
usi
is
ell k
n.
g
of a
mat
erfe
BO
equa
in
At
,t
el.
1 ret
pur
Yo
i., nd f
us s
'tha
le quart
In
pea
e and
abeut
of al
he
rs
he
he
se -
to ` fully . ar preciated t
oil that would withsta
and perform the funct
lubricator under all con
di ded it up for safety ii
potions, and these wl
ur different parts of t
tide of the great fire ,in
of ;1 these portions were de-
f the other t� D p rtions, one
ns, l nd the, he was • re,-
rased by a tell company'
here is all out one quart
tib a small quantity the
oto $200 wa paid, a great -
wall ever be ore paid for a
of cp.
erdsting I ems.
ut crop of irginia, Ten=
ort Carolin is estimated
,83 ,000 bus els —an in-
ut 100,000 b ehels over l r t
oik farmer
by ?sprinklin
nblack pepp
x a,pound
previouslys
in the week's
of
he
a d
ion
11 -
to
re
fie
New ' ills the cab -
bag ' v orm � the plants
wit c mm • : from an or -
din : r tin . - t • 150 plants
=s.m
tiro : tinkling with
so:. s ds f, : washing.
epbe 1 Baldwin, he •missing
bah. eller t S .uth Oran:es, New Jer-
sey, w s di, oveed asleep in a chick en
cse . near u: apl 'wood; I is believed,
wl i e is m :. d was disor.. - red, he wani-
dere. abo. the mount ins. without
food His .. ental disorde is attributed
to • e work : ud bodily ail • ent.
veral is veins` of old aro said
to ha a bee d scovered i • the State of
Get gra. a reports ar• causing the
us t 1 r, ush • adventurers and specula-
tor to the cini3ty of tb :: discoveries.
Ano h r rept rt las it th, speculators
fro. hicagNj.has a struck a bonanza in
the •h pe o a ich gol•! mine neer
As a d, in he Lake Sup :rior region.
1836 It rail Van Cot! was thrust
int r trio : �t!blc mini: ry, in which
for f )u teen ! ea she ha . toiled un-
oea n ly. e' cc ding to Mr. Shaffer
she a tra elle 143,44 miles, has
held 6,933 m etil gs, and :pent 17,971
hour: in eligious gat • rings ; has
pima hed 4,2' 4 sermons, mitten 0,853
#lette s, and as Oen 32,1 e ' souls con-
vert :d oder het ministr and 8,718
pers• u recei edinto chur. hes on pro-
; bati.n. An. th s is only 1 part of her
! woI d ring ho years.
- few aye Yago rs. Patrick
Le 's, of Cr ss sreet, Que ec, . died at
the ase of 35. She met w th an acci-
dent some th ee weeks ag. running a
ries a into tl e riot of her rhumb while
sero Bing a :: dop. After_ : few days
the 1 and beg, n gather a d swell,and
tho h medial ttendanc: was at once
sect r -d, it as 1 found i •, possible to
c ec the sw:flit which • ad set in.
T ' sand an fllpally th. arm were
sever fly cut : nc1 all to no vail. Mor=
tic ioln set , Ltd the nfortuuate
wen i ujdied i i great suffe ng,Fleaving
bell nd er si c r''ldren.
liam H. Vanderbi t, with his
son lL daug ter. has sail .d for Eu-
rope p n the Brjttannic, t be gone six
pionf 1s Sh • ld he mina . away .so
long, t ill b tlie' most a tended trip'
he ha ever are to E ope. Last
e tri ! i#. Van erhilt made a trip:to
Euro ei occu iyijig just , venty-eight
s dm the irile of his • tiling until'
i i re u •n. I 1, 78 he m de a trip,;
al o pit pril, an was got : forty-two;
tt a s; and in May, 1877,-
went' to
ad•e and wls ack aga in New
cork a twenteei ne days fry m the date
f tars sailing.
A new wa
lul i h = beef
h t c 11be CIL
1 • potatoe
his `J r ose b•
or t l:rt -six 1
u1p11L tic acid
4t i ` 1 lxt dile.
{1l u 1 missed.
;tic ora pipes, i
{aid io hneerst
fullstt ace. tl
later al so 11
)al(s i imitati
(ropnli;t• '
S
n
ey Ci !y, recce
etelth, was to
ram ills, she
11ealed.- Ther
aluct
iclueted
Sb e
;It is
l eon ft
on ;1 expeller e t has pie yea tha
Thiele .'s Cortclitio$ Powder$ and Ar
ii ut. Ft Heaves, Colglis,Colds
11 disease, whiich affect - the winc
u fact, s gr at is th improve
i the co die on and ppearauce
bar the nani;,1e, and s • that the
di covered. A material
ve may be ade out of
are epared for ,
obi* eigl parts of
Wfth. blottiu -paper, and
Title Fr en ch en an u
'seose malt Moe it is
11.4m, from this 13 0 vol
31) if ivory,cain be made
lv became in, falcon
and was t ken to the
biefiness.' Net hearing
aspeen of ate greatly
Wae an att-mpt! made
er seine time ago.
wie, whether she has
s hands° lie young
s at
a id
eel
p rill
prevels
eme
ona
ickag
nt. p
I me
hiten
reatb
'REAL ESTATE
'FOR SALE.
t.-4•011. SALE.---,F0r Sale a, first class Planing
•°- Mill, nearly new and in good running order,
situated in the flourishing Town of Sealorth,
WU' be sold cheep. Terms easz. 'Enquire of
A*B1LRE CHANGE. --Twenty-five scree ed land
, with louse and barn fo sale in Egmondville.
s pr_ rty is well situated for either farm or
garden ' poses. Title indisputable. , Apply to
14 ARE 0HANCR—Photograph Rooms to Let
a1s on test floor ip Sconn's prick Block, Seafctrth,
.position central. Also, 0 r e or four Rooms on
the flat above, suitable f r a dwelling, Poems-
ta ion let January, 1879. A telly to Y. HOLME-
TORE AND DWELL1 '147-Detached—To Let
in the Village of Cen r a. There is la good
karden and haul oh the re lees. We edit also
sell gimp finniture and pi r oft stock veryi, cheap,
if required. Thisie an ex el ent opening tor any
time desirous of conlductin safe bueinesin For
Further particulate( appl t SMITH & WEST,
VALUABLE FARM IF SALE.—Fot- Sale,.
tbe east half Of Lot' o 4, Con. 4, II. S.,
JAMES PICKARD,opPos Lc the premises or o
convenient to schclol. .1' e land is of th
acres, Si ;genes' from the o vn of Seaforthe,,,!,entryd irwnigitedsit,13
blest quality. For ifurthe articulars apply to
pROPERTY IN BGBIO TILLE FOR SALE. Deni
-4" For sale the hothee an t in Egmoudville at Dewe
s talf an acre and is Black
present occupied 14 MT. S C meron. The house
si es in Egmondville.
TH
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KIDD'S S EMPO I1J SEA '0I
S � ,
EVERY L4DY IN 'pEAFORTH AND T E -SURROUNDIN
' bOUNTFIY SHOULD INS ECT Y BEAUTIFUL pis
OLAYpi Or FINE NEW GOO S. NEVER WERE TH:E
OHE PER, OR MY STOC iNEA LY.S0 LARGO.
NOt
is a frame, the lot eonta
one of the best bliilding
There is a. good well and
veniences, a nd will be sold
apply to jA.S. H. BENSON
VARM AND TOWN- PR
CHEAP.—Lot No, 24,
acres; north half Lot 80,
MeRillope 25 wrest' resid
Mending lets on Janes' and
ma. Apply to GEAY, Y
P 'RTY FOR SALE,
C n. MeItillop, 100
Ctn. 9, McKillOp, 5a An
nc occupied hy Mr.
1595
F.
141- -4eor Sale 'Lott 80, Ja e street, on which is -
ereeted a; good' frantic ho ise with kitchen and
weed shed attached ; the h us' contains fontgood
eicellenb leharce foe any ptrt in want of a good
heuse, and will be sold c e Apply to E. J.
pROPERTY FOR! SAL
with cheese factoret coin ; Lot 14, Con. 1,
' and south half of tots 1 a ra 17, Con. 6, to
B, township of Howick, all gee d improved fel- 8,
together with severall 60 ac e alma in Grey a d
Morrie, and Inauses, and 1 tai and vaunt bets n
the village of Brussels, Pr ce low, terms basty,
and title good. Apply to j H LECKIE, Brits-
; eels. 574i
VARill FOR SALE.—For al or to Rent, North
-1; half of Lot 9, Con. 14, M contatnieg
well timbered with White sh, maple, beech end
bass wood ; rgood been a d stable and ,goecl
house ; plenty eel ;water, yo ng or:hard, geed
fencing, &e.; convenient to OM, elms and schools,
.immediately. For further pa dealers apply eo
, of Morris, contaifteig 80 ere of jand, .67 Of
; which are cleared, will fenc -d 1 d in a good aftte
'barii, stables and eheds e go id orchard; on a
:grevel road ; 3 miles lioni 13 yt and 9 miles from
Wingham For parbicular ad ress either of tat)
also be made to C. HilleiLLI ON Blyth. , 686 ,
j''' :the following lands for ale n;en.sy terms f
- payment. at I he following p ice : In the tee
,11.118., steam and water pow r, with a, brick t -es
dence and tax acres ot land, ell fur $2,000. Ape]
to A. STRCNG, Land. Agen i- Settiorth. 644
li
geed bush ; 9 [ores! 11 whe t ; 15 acres fall plciie-
ed ; three-quarters oP a mil frolii Drysdale P. 1.
nd church; ; brick hobs°, 20. 90, 'tory and a half,
'ell finished, with g oil cell ; nk barn, 40:158;
or cash a good bargain will be wen. A I
. -68pt: . y oo 1 e,,
1- silting of 10 tter011 of lan , cae which there is rt
'good gmvele house and kit 'he ,; the house iS
get od orchard cortainiaT am le, ear, plum -and
cherry trees, bearing about 2 -eat - ; there are firs
some very Lice shade trees 'noun the house ; h
soil is clay loam, ; this; property e Situated atm
1 TO rods sc nth of the .Village of ' Varna, and lei
I or health for two years, and i tends aryieg
c. ang-e of climate ie hopes o getting bette
11 .plth, For further paiticultirs pply to .THOS
JOHNSTON, A -area. ' 6411
ARM FOR SA.LE.-I-For sa e, it -12, conceseio
'01 ay lonin land, abou 66 tree of which hr The Mil
c eared and in a good state if 'titivation, the
• ends' s are a small ilea', , he ee, sided up, with
•aine kitchen, with gdod well and pinup, and a
rod spring crea ruliming flirt ugh the lahd.
front Brussels on a plod gr vel road. Further '
p:oprieter On (la premises or to lIarlock P.10.
ine m
show
Linen
cithstanclilly the large sales made
the assortment in all my de
.I.?epeat orders are wow arriving
stock will be In aijitained thraug14
tock'dttring the last I
)artn4,n,s is still very good
and the attractiveness of
tt the season.
„S T T 01 H. AND! JU S:
Figured and Brocalded Drees Goods ; Black-
s Black Lustres, beautiful shades ; Brocaded
s Black and COlored Silks, Lace Curtains, Irri
s Tweeds, etrc, all to be sold at nay popular
t, and bekt stock of Hosiery and Glove in town
and Colored Grenadines, first-class value.
X_III\Tl\T 00
wilting Linen Costumes, it would be
tock. Having purchased largely in t
se Goods at about one-half their old
TO HAN
d
ashmeres, extra value
Satins, Silk Velvets el.- l
low prices. he lar est,
Very large as ortme t of
t.
THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
It b s been eeknowledged hy all that my s ow in his Department far sur-
passes a ything in the town. I have much t e large t stock, I have the est
Selecte toek, and the nobbiest TrimmedlGo ds. No hing allowed to leave he
hoUse iirst-class work. Any leaving orderls not Ohl ged to take the arti les
unless h y altogether suit.
I WOULD CALL ATTENTION •TC4 Mi)
OF PARASOLS, SUNSHADES A
See
the Dr
See
D SAILORS..
y25 cent Parasol ; my 75 cent Sil Z nilla P rasol—all other kinds
sa Parasol, first-class value.
un Hats equally low in price.
THE CI. THING DEPARTMENT AS
First
New
should
F
Men's, Boys', and Childrenii Suits at
Sip ecial Lines to hand in Men's Sprit] ery price.
class Assortment of Boots aix.1, Shoes, Groceri
Wines and 1Liquork
udi Beatitiful Lines in Hemp, Wool and Teriestry CARPETS, whi h
e Seen by all before purchasing. i
THOMAS KIDD,, Main Street, Seafort
—No better value 4;$
K.
to
be
FULLY ASSORVIL
al
A
Ligh
Delielery to any part of the Town.
s Timm
FMN BROTHERS,
HAVE JUST RECiMIV.4.!
TWO VraRobraff
PgRD
D U13.14, Btijta4 MAI 14' 8'
Itiitg in its
Health
ApprDienately, the
covitbealriereoloti3lalir.atetbohheceiloweyureeeiersetuetnahninhiwontleiti:
ites-Dlace wplasseoectre teltst chaurteren
th.i. narrow ring bet
.thsuae :linelanshbioraty.zoultairt.
bspubieseystrit tialiii;ree:tizefrjacee, aoe etlahr npee
it is wholly e
fleenfilt";, then the loso,of
ellenaTtialliethraenePer
judicious than the eonst
t onsaurtaw hp sfeo eee0;t titlipoefairlit4ti :be. kai3 rusussee;:.
tl°1 I:1 ihfbYtie. 611;1 :4:11 p vffsi :3:10,8b8rtirw:ttet-aivro:e. nrYi a seer vgesa!ulti
sTS-vi 10:11 .t thr je r()n itr irheibi bm:e:°r'
bottem of the list, •for it -
of the passages of any
still repellant, is linen,
of -which we may naen
kind of waterprek. Cot
certain extent porous, la
all percolators is a wool
flannel shirt is more h
t shp otTa: 34:ihal ler faiii1-°: ecinentee. oi;nruncansudel :wf:t:ethiie0.1 een si kbit et nt
by outward frietion. A
landuces the latter is theti
--;healthy, and rougher
iferable to the enervatiug
-18aAk-not:laer point to be Ol
cold centracts and elosi
here again woolen eletlair
Thus it is proved that
porousness; frictiop
woolen clothing is to be 1]
ice:nog:1i aniT:noiwis.e:_atimii:epirtaarty attnhecae,s1
the loosest garments ar
liallinoteditseof l‘avtairtnallt has t
..From the SU Enown Rticl
Hon.! 13avid-ChristiA.
3 OEN eCOliNELIEt will ieep tie yeee
bred Durbin). Btidlee yi .:
teen on; °Id Cali,. '7
LSI aPiel orrrgspt Sephdrre eetaehstil:he eet hal 18:e .; a): lb b jbl 0:71 Need:Ili: mil eac.131081:::
any age or 0111.611, tad wias awarded the
in competition w th seven ethers at tele
disTIBReldrdS °FAO; 1,"` May Duke," $1.50 pee
mishansrusetrebs ea eraceietful_fr. niealiteirb.eige7:111aes' :It} yV ettoRn innt 1E, 111181: i c
wc4i8.11 lie ehangeel, eal If. or 11.3 calf.
FARMERS ; PAY ATTENTIOt
AGAIN READY! FOR BUST -NOS.'
48
PLOWS 4N-0 HARROWs.
Iron Hallows, send in your elders* ea°.
to supply those in; need, arid will besolitat,
as goods work andl material will allowe
want old Plows and Harrowa repaired flir
now is tbe time tire bring thern alone; A
stock of Phews enanufacturea 'b5 It'
Carriages and lyagg4s made to °rain/ etr.
shortest notice, :of gook material giot
swo Irian the latest etylei, *44
turned inside ont,ipainted, and made into*
;ones on shert notieta-
will haNe ra.T. strict attention. Horse Skeeei
'people do the sitonting Balla Hinges
Gate Hingei soldi at a small profit. Give
098-9
Ihnemsoi:n.and readTlcfoor54.11,1:111mseSeL,LIL_se.ioKkipoi:en.thi
THE iSEAVORTE
INSURANCE AND LAND ACENCY
AGENT for Sciveral First -Class "Stlickerie
' and Life Insuranee rupanies, and ie. pre*.
ea to take rieks plane most favorable -telens,
Also -Agent for 33 Ives*/ of the best Loan So -
and Village Prsoperff.
4 Number! 91 First-aan
1 mproved1Parms for Sala,
Agent for the sale if Oce.an Pteamship eteseee,t--1:by elOthing,! the gat
7- OFFICE Over M. Monition's 'Store, Nei; belv:(3fraor611:111°-dr:leetiel°steh,eY
615 , steam jacketed pipe,
is congtantly in an. ascen
the foter this cireulatioa
....the mire is the skin. cool
.therefOre, that the Test
S. 'crose-fittang garments.
•
S TILL! AHEAD-,
• turning thatke te the inhabitants of Remelt
that ;having made etiveral emprevements hither
kiln end mode of beaming, they are no* in s
bebter position Want ever before to supple the
public 'with first claee lhelei at 124c. cash, it tie
LOT OF NEW SUMMER GOODS kiln, or 14e. delivered. I
ezoari:in:: in Brussels,and havieg given neettali-
fled Satistaction the public can 7tely
Peillte, Cotton Shirtings, Ducks, Denirris, Muslins, Straw Hate, Par
sols, Gloves, Frilliugs, &c, 646
Remember re -spot' Bruseels Lime Works.
•
MI'LLINEFitY DEPARTMENT NOW COMPLT
NO T
;1 ared, well fent d, nridertiratned and in a high 1
tate of cultivation, the balgnife is well timbeeed
11 -ety of.water. Ia 10 Miles iv to brussels, 5 from
made to eaeli phiee; eonveneent Ito church end
se mole; will he seld aa a whole ot in two parts.
N\ al t on 13. 0. or te thserepsietoroeihe premises. ,
WILLIAM DYNE • -. 593
A1131 FOI1
dession S, L. lE.—Zo'lr'ISicalk
cn e hundred acre of !land, t
ar - cleared, free in in stumps, tod in a state of
th - tetine (detente!. fr, in Kir 'ten, and 7 miles
eliming past the foul, end It sehte; within three -
signed offers for sale ft Val lab:if:. farm in the
klit.bip of Grey, Cowity ttf Bernie eel-lede-
e -t d with hardwoed. I.'here are ii,,, e. n the prem- ,
si e a good frame bou.s4, two rale.: barns and I
SA
tent, th, containing
boat. 75 of which
euei rters of a This 41 (01
1.11 the towm-hip and will 1,..
ther perticuleie -apple-. to the
1033,(14, Or to lirneellebl 1'.
in
•
ar
er
bo
134. 111,1tin the llst three yea -s, nd about 110
46.1 plowed. The.fences are s;eed, a coined -
hie part consisting of sery enblantially built
rd and straight rail fence -7. -"be' farm, al-
though excellent fol. -wheat and other sereals,
CU
to
31
po
Br
he new po der for .
DI
th
tehieet. farm Cs one
'neldie and is benettifullv
!nod village cel the- Wellinge re. Grey med.
tie; Railway, wild only one -hell, mile from a
ore. ; Title rite feet ; .eatistactialt rtasttns for
tee. yor price and thither particulars appl •
Ai SON, Proprietor. -N. B_ T11113 proprietor, '
f tee beet in the !
teated tin the
'nary D
pertinent is now complete in Sumnier
Latest French and American Styles.
EL VERY RESPECTF
Carving
hough carving is by n
y is fully qualified to
ace at her own tab'
news iiew to carve.
Ea not strength is t&,111
atver,,there is no physic
omen should not carve
en. All display of exe
art of the narver is in b
hows either that skill ill
. ' i ' Tate nife for narving In
ouggo,oat sciizvee,rwyisthhaarp.handi
The knife kyr poultry is
.ghter than tlae meat -ca
Mere !peaked and the
uarterk if the butcher
the 3oints well. 'This he
lbieeesisoanineeL his business tb
will ,Llo it without injuneti
'Ivithent'rising, and tlae se
!Tear to enable the carver
elevated so as to give n
Aparved_ is placed should 1.
The dish upon. which th
EGG EMPORIUM 1"
THE Subscriber hereby bhanks his nunteroae
1- customers ilmerehantsi and others) for theit
liberal patronage duline elm pest 7 yeaes, sad
hopes by strict Jinteglrity and :close attention ta
Goods, with ;all ,the
l lees during the evintete he lit now prepared -0'1'01Y
; , the lettere. Having lgreatlie enlarged his rea-
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE
at the Egg, Emporium;
OUBLE TO SHOW GOODS AT HOFrMAN BROTIiERS'
heap Cash Store, Cardno's Birk, Se,aforth.
•
THE SEAF RTH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEI!T EMPORIUM
OCK OF PLO,
WS ON HAND,
MilkSISEY'S NO. 13 THISTLE UTTER PLOW,
OUVER'$ -NO. 40 CHILLED PLOW
HILL'S PATENT -PLOW, NO.
MASSEY'S NO. 10 SOD PLO*
- Full Stoc).7,: o Straw Cutters :EfoP Rakes., ,Grain
belonefiing to the 13.usine.
SE
ING MACHINES. AS
The Fdirerice; Wanzer P, Raymond,
Machine .
Se -wing Machlnes Repaired on the
warrante
USUAL.
4oyal Singer, and other
Shortest Notice, and work
Oils, Noodles and Attachments alixrays on hand,
•
•
MAIN STREET, SEAl'ORTIL
:Wanted by Om sublerlber;Xi tons cif BOO ar7i
elean wheat straw.
)1 I e lee WILSON
ANDRE CALDER'
Takes the Lead aineng the Photographera
of :Westeen Caneda, and
" DON'T YOU FORGET IT" i
to the front, al usual, supply, ing 1de Pete
d ebl erred to perfaetion. Children's Pictures
tale n, e myna.< r t bat Will make mothers efell*
tweed. ten. Poiersl an low as geed wor 'can
be done for. A.:•4 "I•rt'W C A Lirti'. It. stator
ANCHOR i LINE.
lahnlateth‘evs:Zesaas-eaflit'aehekeera-erpL "a
,peerehehalidceearPparstoulHdabaedl
iiadlnieroend Ileelinertestite
tibhdao°e.xii:ill'iollaedian.184,btlytt:u.s11110111::::::telludc:vftt'htiYheaeoeft.11.
ead, then divide it dem
e part '; near t,he head
care being taken not
TTNITED STATES], MAIL STEAMERS iSsil
tJ lf.very &Willa,: iron) NEW YORE. rad
Direct. ti
GLASGOW (via Lo dondetree and LONDON
TICRETS for Live tool, Londonderre, re -
now, and All parat Euro/r,e. Fares 'as lova
any other 111st-class hire.
NV 133 i t bring ;out eheir friends.
T he 1-!,a;:Renger accolintiodation: of Anchor Um
Ste enters are uneterpathsed foe elegance and cern'
fort. Apply to I
593 ' :DICItSON,
TO TH__g_LpuBLIO.
THE Bt usecis Ierelqii B1173(1 Wit II 10 411j1riate.
11€ 1.01110 teenerelly that they are ut *
ack no es lc deed by 1 nIns.eed pereone 30 be
best band in the ktontily. Sittiefactionguarenow
and a model heed are our rectorehiendatiets.
Adeteee WILL. al ARMST1WNG,
HORSES HORSES I
wWeig .hIiLtifLcgallixtoEhnelAipT,00ffor5pIoill:3:(iTetpoiltrOillooit'EspiLne,gunSiiiiiseito.frivsoilnartle,
140 Od condition, Age from 5 to 8 years OW
0+ 0. WILLSON. Main Stieet, Seaforth. Must be kind and sound.
•
= The platter on whiele
' 'wan the size of its conten
more awkward than a la
ing and lay the joints 11
II, ithec cut -off the kgs,
lade, a sudden turn, ani
Ilvill break if the fowl it3 il
eide ehe leg at the knee ii
titi„e .prts on the dish,. Tl
es., from the breast, -on b
1111ove the merry thought o
ow 'with a little force, au
me will easily come awi
st 411 the framework,
'aging exposed. The sec
at
iripbYtotaerf Ytli(ee)f°stntlitiseiiillenerggeale'utacihr::
*eaatf:,,gieee, with a Piece ‘)
el; :amse icIta eaf gr11,:t bi rer08 radtigth::1:Inlit:atlaa(f11,1'ye-Ilifnel6 'btttsirheil Ile; I, e:ltri necfirr
ee titer very similar tot I