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THE :rUON 'EXPOSITOR. •
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As IT IS MOW an item of importance to
ve• the right place tO, obtain year Fine Ordered
kn.
Clcithing, we have. no hesitation in saying that
, WOUld gYseatly oblige
Messrs. Hally & Anderson, of the Oak Hall Cloth-
- Establishment, are noted for perfection of cut card of, notification, w
fit. Their Stock comprises all the Latest the raatter attended
cities in Scotch Snitin gm , Choice West of Eng- .
' must say, however, t
p. We laaNe to pa 4e
ually for the po gee
e receive, and vg -go
rouble to secure, pro
delivery, and e'ausequ
have no right to be so
'pointed thro.agh the
few carelesa, poet ma
any irrevelterity occur
out
d Trowserings, French Worsteds,Irish Sages,
, which are marked at the lowestfigures consis-
t with the high quality of these Goods. Also a
sip endid line of Mackinaw Straws at Cost. Hannv
AwrInusex, Oak Hall, Seaforth. 654
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION. -The em-
laint we all
B nd will assemble at the Armory, on Thursday, , On thiS aco e.
not in this, or scarcel
irregularity,' rest wi
delivery, but with s
offices. W hope this
eel c
be of the Seaforth Volunteer Company nd the P
e 24, a 8 o'clock A. M. sharp, for the purpose .
of proceeding to camp at London, The Company THE LIV
7 O'clock_ J. G. Winsort, Captain. 654-1 Live gtoc
Ryan SMITH & WEST'S advertisement Clinton on
wake win be found in another column. They are
Very, fair
dour:lined to sell piles of goods during, the next
few weeks. There will be genuine bargains in • the abseil°
every department. Just received, a large consign- Snell oecui
relent of New Goods, which will be run off with the solved to h
rest. 654 ..
same time
A NEW and Good. Article of Food,
Ground Snow Flake Corn, also Snow Flake Cod-
fish, Clinton Mills XXX Flour, Oatmeal and Corn -
ince, Bacon and Hams. Syrups and Vinegars,
will also meet for Drill next Monday evening, at Meeting of
sfirocerice and Crockery, &c., &c., at Your; Loaair's•
614-,1 -
WOOL PICKINGS, HIDES AND SKINS. -
1,3%411 pay the highest cash pricee for any quantity
of wool pieldngs,Ifidds, sheep and calf skins de -
/livered at my furniture store No truck or trade,
th!or everything. JOHN S. Poarsit. 654
WM. ROBERTSON & Co. have . large
assortment of haying and harvest tools which they
are selling at less than ever before, notwithstanding
the advance- in prices. Don't forget to call aroun
di
atid see them. 654
I PARASOL LEET.-A valuable silk tiara -
gel was left' in the Store of Messrs. A. G. Mc-
Dougall & Co, Seaforth, on or about Tuesday, June
IV The owner can have the same on applica-
bon. 654
PURE Pasts GREEN, direct from their
snan.ufacturers, sure death to Potato Bugs. F1311
Poisons of all kinds. HICKSON & BLEA SDELL
Seaforth. 654
FRUIT JARS, Jass.-For th
dem Fruit Jar, Strawberries and Sugar, try Wu.
Rom & Yornzo, they are the cheapest. 654
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING. -- A. join
Meeting of the Directors of the Sent
Huron and Stephen and Usborne Agri-
cultural Societies, will take place a
Shaffer's hotel, ICippen, on Tuesday,th
2,2rel of June, at the hour of ten o'clock
A. M. The objeot of the meeting is to,
14raiage the prize list for the -fall show.
1 •
1 CRICKET. -An interesting crickef
Match was played on the grounds of the
geaforth Club on Saturday last bel
tween the home.- team and a team Iron)
the Grand Trunk Club, Stratford. The
Sea:forth' boys had an easy victory!,
ming the match by 45 runs and on"
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large•Indataionnl
&mom :
to a gre deaPefl
pt and t egular
iatly- our tatrona
equent disap-
atoring : of is
ters. enever
, our sob:cribe s
s barsert v
n we a have
• prom 3'. Ve
at the f u t does
any in ti.nce bf
h the c4llce Of
me of tlae way
is the 1:4t cora-
ed upo o make
. STOCK SSOCIATI
he Direct rs of t
AsSociat'on was
Monday 1 st. Th
epresent ion pr
of the resides
ied the hair.
Id a. fa sale
alert year, also
the entran e fee on Stallion
bulls and c ws,50 ce ts on• ea
entered. I was fu her re
hold the ear e in the own oft
providing t e people f that td
guarantee he aura o $100 to1
defraying e penses, a d if not
in Goderic , as the epresen
that town p esent,gua aaiteed
$150 provi ng the sa e is h:
The people of Qlinto - have
dined to gi e $100, a d as a co
the next sa e will be , eld at
All entries or the sa a are to
with the S cretary n t later
1st of Sept milers
. - A
e Hured
eld at
r: was; a
• Et. In
Mr. IL
t was r&.
b ut the
o redUce
mares
anirna
4.lved to
Clinton,
ivonl
ssist
hot i
a ices of
Ie BUEG of
1 thefe.
s nce de-
• &pence
aderich.
e made
t jta$3
1elei4
nsisting
to r
• Many
style cif
of the
hey are
of !the
spli ttin
the of
ade
of four'
ated ori
SOMETHI
shown a n
of glass •
euperior to
decided ad
swivel cast
'pieces of f
attached r:
leg, there
them by t
style cause
flint glass
claws, ha
tinned. B
no edges t
is a perfec
peculiarly
organs, an
are very u
prevent th
for some c
ceedingly
sleeping
ordinarily
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- Dings to spare. We are sorry tha , are ranch
lack of space prevents our giving the 'the ordina
oore. The match was witnessed oby
goodly number of spectators,all of wh.ona,
Seemed deeply interested in the play.
f • ' ,
LICROSRE.--The lovers of this inter -
sting and exciting game will have an
opportunity of witnessing a fine match
en the Agricultural Grounds this afte -
noon, for the championship of Huro ,
between the "Hurons" of Goderich and
theomta"Bonersearts"2o.3f0Speaf. m. At
tPtlhaye williaiit
:otacshibone.twweeenhatpheesteo. seclenbasi,atrhgee laSue4ii
Sea -
forth boys came off victorious. We be -
eels for them similar success on this
er of our citizens on the grounds dur-
ing
, taonypucteleobff ationte oonoloormatinioino
r
.0g1lothwilatgfPearr"agrmia.ph in an Emerso wOrks wi. be compl fed and
. Seeroeen ABROAD. -We notice the Civic Ho iday, by which
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enitoba paper, which speaks well f t for openinu. Thee act da
our Seaforth dealers. It says: "Miss nature of
ure, through their agent here, Mr, been deci
elvin Young, has just received au will be gi
elegant and handsome Emerson upright were app inted.' a
piano from the Scott Brothers, of Sea- operate th*la corn ittee of
forth, Ont. The price' ' of - the instrn- in getting up the d rnonstr
meat was $800. The Messrs.' Scott ars. Tho as Kidd, James A
have gold a 'number of instruments McNeug t, James H. E
Council is: compo
B. Y. McLean.
eev and Deputy
be Seen t at the a
d hands. -
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RE ND P
unit me,
XPOSITOR,
ish
•e o th
nd the
rid jExpe
to be at
ay,22d
•rth, .8
Mitchell, '
s to Guel
e at 5.65
111113 for in
tion. Tlael Gran
_kindly a, ed to g
$1, and viiill do
safety, eo0euienc
excursi ni0e. A.
by pro inent Agri
rare eh nee for a
riculture
all he p
d P gs, a
ins and g
f tilllaae.
m the aa
ing the lowest. The policeman was in- cauSbe see C°iran
structed. to examine the bacls yards and paper. Yours tri.
Hee that they are in proper condition. 1
The market • clerk was iustructedl to A With 7k'Olt S "MPATIIV.
have the market scales shipped to ed town ecintem ovary i
Messfs. Gurney & Co., of Hamilton,; for last we k Wastes a deal o
adjustment. The by-law amending ithe and in ifferent p ole in
poundage by-law, which anaendingibY- vine° its reader 1 that T
law prohibits cows from. ruuninee at, has been abesing it. Of
large from 8 o'clock in - the eVeningun- perfect right to d this if
s the *e
readers t
Robert/ion
been appo
Mitchell a
le
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G EW. We
w A yle of castor, c
alts whi h app
an w • eh - post:
antages ever the .1
rs, as t i e weig I t
rniture to which
sling in t e 1 cent e
s no ch nce fo
e levera e whit
The b lls ' are
revolvi • g insid
dsomely electro p
ing perfe t globes t
cut the c rpets, a
insulator these c
adapted for pi
for the ame re
eful for b dsteads
escape of electri
nstitutio i s will b
ens cial, oreservi
ers n th t vitali
soaves. elides
ore easy in wor
y 'castor We
see the . Me
0o., °fel this t
•ted ag ts for
d Wingla
311
No Cm,
At the pu
ing last, t
had been
water-wor
formed hi
possible fo
completed
Dominion
weather h
work. In
it was un
BRA.TION 0
C meetifle.
e Mayor
• corresp:
s contrac
• it would
• them is
and real
Day.
s Ponside;
view of tli
nimously Ig
•
11
ere aroi
as oil
ors Car
nos an
On the
as the
itys wbie
tonna e
g to th
whit
• hieh,the
• ng thaT
dvise 6
srs. Wm
wn, have
Seaforth,
• Itow
ot era
o
peare
ten ye
thee
acre
th t
own
retail
dents
busine
other
ohr e
farew
again
profit
preci
what
'itself,
jat est
e trial
ji II[E
(l
TB ith
e
h
dito
ea
r, o
artic
we
s nd t
patio
11 n
1, :nd
rtt.1e o
a sul
s t
t is evi
brin
httB
iLo
learn
ham
1 reariof
IS the
john
he1.
afoul
h --I-6111. hr.
°bun
will
19adwasi
withsrlre
the c
A. fe
spec
meas
Josewei
g
11. S.
grow
iiosiuxrsfi
'Far
and
large
prostSeve
;coul
'Thor
Seaf
will
brie
iis-co
lyeste
;will
possi
John'
THE
town!
prett
will
Ithe i
1
IEFS
rs.
41, for
,
v r thr
e t of
by, o
f; he
ovi$±; yadee.
co by -1
on Mon
o fi e.
w e tha
1 w dir
o end
11 wi
s o rat
1 •t. -
ion
ay ago
t out i
d:14
a poun
i h, of
Tu kers
t
• 11
•
•1
to re
•
a.
goi his
e [in heig
on Tne
roseiee
e west
p tron
1'of the y
et, with
ve t
to
MOT.
drea
Sett/
Stra
bing
lot o
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.DOMIN ON DAY. -4 dl L
on Fr' day everil 1 (an
nouhce that h I day
ndence withl
rs; an they in deat
of th' s
he aavbeso huteelywoirrni
Palt
lefofrr ego eenuitng wt
She
for t
ably ret rded th Ana,
is aim uncerclen well
solved ot to hay fleas
Day, Ina hop
until th adv
ofullauyareat and
Ii the'
God
time t
ion hate not y , t T
rut ar4ple notice IT
Rowing gentleme Mr.
ommitt e to c ten
.
1 mo
.. MIL
fiel
Eg
3I
he celebr
ed upon,
en. The
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It
here, and they are all spoken of very
highly. In fa.ct, their agent, Mr.Youlig,
is too thorough a pans -ideal and lover lot
good music to handle anything but firet-
class instruments." The Mr. Youiag
mentioned here is also from this coun-
ty. He is a brother of Mrs. F. G. Spar -
ling, of Seaforth.
BEWARE OF THE. -We are informed
th-at a number of quaok dentists are
travelling through the country doing
very inferior work, some of whih,
when delivered, is utterly worthles.
Parties should beware of all stich, aS it
is always best to get work done with
'regular practitioners who are known to
be reliable and responsible. The pnb-
lic may rely upon it that when a pro-
fessional man or workman of any knit].
travels from door to door for orders,and
offers to take jobs for less than 'ee-
sponsible men can do them, therel is
sometlaing wrong, and if they give their
patronage to such, they are sure to be
deceived or cheated. This seems to be
lesson, however, which many pe le
are slow to learn, even from experience.
can see
TILE TOWN COUNCIL,-LAt the Couiscil sheep a
mooting on Monday evening last, she with gr
contract for furnishing ZOO cords) of modes
gravel was awarded to Mr. Thorhas mile fr
Dosvney, at $2 par 'cord, his tender be- the wa
Young an
mittee of
Mayor, R
will truss
are into
PLEAS
: P
of THE
of wh
cheap n
Guelph
College
tell the
on Tues(
at Seaf
a. na.;
train ge
will lea
seven h
•
It
- est in a
through
to
to call t
good
beanti
ntario
imental
stati
une, at
m.;
8.30
at 1
. m.,
ection
Trun
e the r
t left ut
and co
resses
s lturist
ho ha
1 stock
e bre
ell as
a ses, uder vari
The C liege is
n; wit Sidewalk
tee of Menage
dvertise ent in
137, M. CQUADE.
Our este
lits issu
ryiug to
rtiood po
irEsexpitus
t ikes, a
fe t of w
•
he cound
tion: Me'
Cline,
ensoni,
The VO
ed of 't
Reeve.
nge eu
e
t
Edit r,
e colum
attenti
ey's f n , a,
ul cit of
gricul u al
armt a , d
n in Clinton:
.35 a. .;
SO
.lm.
815
e
.1 m., ad
t tis givieg
nd recr a-
, hive
mid trip or
wit far he
n ort of he
ill be gi en
. This 1 a
O au in er-
aleing.T py
de lof hat le,
experim ate
s
0
til 6 o'clock iu the morning, was mad its dol
three times and -finally,' passed. A! pe- ing up
titiou against this aro.endment waseead pocket
and received. After passing accoents right to obj et ;
to the.‘ amount, of $222.67, the Couneil imputing t us
adjourned until next "Monday night at not cheris , an
the usual hour.
concerniuu our
- ; . - . - tru. We have
eresuerts' NOTICE -We are infdrrn- persecute o beli
ed that the package of EXPOSITORS ad- as we kUON too
dressed. to Claisellmret did not reach al experien e th
their destination at the proper time last attempt to plac
plaints from subscribers at ethis iatid tors eurci
other offices along this same mail rOute their own
before, and as patience has ceased th be POsITOR to
a virtue, we have notified the Post eveu have
Office I epee tor of these i rregul ant iee. throug
Our papers are mailed regularly Orrery brougt
Friday morning. We have .not nalissed heads,
one mail for ten years, and whenhver them
subscribers to get their paper e at' -pathy.
furwail 11
the eymp thies, an'
of its ponsors,
utwe
motives w
. maki
affairs
no ear
• IS
11
snt
is
in
of
•try
lm•
:or
ls a
' •
Ha
pening the
O have in
object 114 i
Inch ivd d
state eht
un
: to
tempo ary,
a.rd. peesonl-
beforejit to
additinnal
its co dile-
se to in
Fe THE1Ex
should not,
But heyin
precOci
their owe
extrem 'for
i
ry for Yens
bear heir
and upl an(il.
antho ship
hich are
h y desi
tle our co
yell fro
difficul
even
week.- We have frequeutly had cone- thorn iu it path, and h
ed tl e good
as -in ss and 1
o the same,
referted to i
their ' folly
t jodgm nt upo
F;.
it is childsh in t
ow to w ind an
They sl ould eit
any Post Office at the proper time, ' the punis ment in 'lence o
delay is occasioned through the care- fight Ike Men. As to
lessness or negligence of the Post Office of our ditorials, our frie
authorities at some point. As a rale some ources of informa
the Post Masters in this county are not o en to Other peopl
ex csiedingly careful and prompt; but ourse . It mak-, howe
tl: ere are one or two who need. waking min Is as welll as the
v.
10
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mus
whi
net e
e eas
m'nds
re
a I
Do
ig ju
on t
ed.
and
ocee
The
et
SITOR
oriti
ha
owne
t wi
the
e cri
y last b
dclubs
tio Str
rd -woo
st now.
boron
/why
morn 11
dem •jil
rs.
n, b
died
3 yea
st few
of al
ere h
t, an
ay e
e ch C
on
to t
ung 1
week
amso
the
impri
ed Jo
islle,eseb
t.b ow that tivery
a whish has ap
SiTps fot the past
e . Xdeption of about
s been written by the
's at this joursal, and
unable to furnlish our
w en we 'eire to
s t the rake of 17
sl41i re -ire from the
n Oat ;nand to some
htri6, aa willaffencutWionbaitde
i111 not likely soon
r. aders with so un-
je4t1,, • as time is too
aistedl in doing for U
n1 l'Y unable to do for
it ihte public n tice.
Vie uch reg et to
alter S ott, of Wing-
erlyi• Of this t$ wn is
e hail en confi e ed to
e seeks Her s ckness
,
a I,3ifte e cold. Mrs.
E:buna villeife 1 from
tale a d bro e her
n old - oman
; r
n te very peedy.
w mire rried y the
a pet on a ote-of
e ope he ant i'orities
,t eel I g als are °labi-
a i,By he time the by -
on Ione year,
d;, so well s
n hat one av•
r. 'Pia les So
hgrinan of thes.
e 4aog t a b
laie 'Creek
. t Ii. - i lengti
d, a quartet
thi,
1,13,;h sunfeae1818i
xP
g
ar
t.
la
. i
the
a
to
er s ita
e 'jbr
e ost�r
t
e aiI net
• o
n
slo
na
ai
ediat
dn't
yo
2trri''aa
oat :1,:iite nuottf
e alied
jdie
bi
ill
h, W
h stan
Grange
to the
great
orable
all el
in to
easels.
better
elebrat
ay, bu
tly Bite
works
hinery
of pl
aa rap
6 on th
ly in
which,
et drai
ngsters
d the
to so
repair
ch pia
e Seaf
in a ba
.-An i
g dolly
v. Mr.
reach
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goo.s a
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pl s d
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on T es
be o
hi he t
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an
gush(
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ab g u
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11 11'
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t ith
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t 0
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f ot
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1 otveit
• °sure
•nd o
1 eana
e St)
011Iltr
i- hi h
nd
ery
bo t
zi.t tr
a
e are
tisfied
1 want
bie is
parts.
autiful
which
• and-
. -Mr.
n, H.
wheat
• over
s' ex-
Mdel
uccess,
11 he
• are
They
OA in
there
.-The
nilding
arrived
cing it
dly as
side of
rout of
if the
ed off
n town
ost . of
°thing
ng the
ed on
rth and
drub-
mem°
red in
ochead,
in the
C arch •n Snu-
* venin g -Man y
iegrgt to lealin of the
n Pa tridge4ormerly
elV of Mrs.
moo ay of la t week.
o eta,: -The weather
y ha: been d lightful,
i s $ontinue to. look
t bem any rest this
set e begi ning to
it, as the eason is
ar, loads of ermans
iala: passe up to
int mo ning on
ci yworks.
Epolla d,who as sent
go fo break ng into
atote has b en sen-
*ty Judge o three
Ment -An o d gentle -
'wen, Brace-
. •
pin ed yes etday at
ho serums ng away.
been s ation aster here for Several
years, as been prometed to Goderich,
where he will receive an indreased
salary with less labor Mr."Bethane, by
his a able and obliging manner,: made
himse f a gleLral favorite with all who
had a y busi eEs relations with him.
He is thorong a and • competent rail-
way an, and we congratulate the
Goder ch people on securing so able and
efficie t, as well as so obligidg anjd
agree bk. a eta ion agent. - We 1 regret
his departure froth, here, InIt the
thought of his well deserved promotion,
recoil iles us to his removal. His sue
ublin.
f the
y last
O ALS.
fi m of
ey las
for th
d wil
befor
easan
rn.
inktduhrnue
f this
eft to o
• ay t
e 19
honor
full
ve no
imself
hd. re
ree nac
MCI
u n. -
Tues
the 11
ben
r ma
othlain
e day.
t ation
ire, 1
✓ shortl
d fro'
e ver
retur
e firs
on ret
Frida
of visi
billust
lack (
eg to
t from
,over
ions.
er day
'hey c
t. T1
stand
he enj
Id eat
rid fa
and.
(lei in
d wat
arse,
sing t
every
m the
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eap.
r
rPqs
N1 lh
it
ee
pr
hey
teon0
fireaiafl
113.
tlaP
Tie
us
'd
a dub ;d
inent,
a1E
uso
r, Male
ay neer
ar time
• b ing
y °are
(14a11,Ji
ha,e
re, a
rern
MeIauitlaell crnl
.
leg wit
(5f Seilt
ned fr
ae stS.
i647tgi aYmBe
fg:
Pl°.
laretrEe tl 1
')0 miles. He
They [average
Inch is prett
ped ion the • o
weather was
ng the fatigu
lied the trip i
goojd 1 square
aeon
e hig
of Fort
net', w
Sot
&nip ants ar
way nto th
t er igrant
ijme he left W
peop
the
eft W
., and
nlarcoe,
boras, rlifi
era
a
13
1
a
IS
It
1
er
r B
ay
rid
rot
TO
ay.
ew
urn,
le ther f
ulge.
3. 8th i
eftern
of Dr
e int
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cessor here is Mr. Patterson, of
-Mr. Samuel Willis formerly
Post ffice here, left I on Tnesd
for M nitobe. 11 he likes the 4ountry
be wi 1 likely remain there. He is a
stead youn man, and will do Well if
he re j'ji the neW land, 1
Ce AR GRIT TO THE BOTTOM. -4 short
time go we stated that the Clear Grit
stalhi:n "Amber" was in training for
the
excee
the
Globe
perfo
lows
is a b
mericen circuit, and was tnaking
'ugly ast time. In his report iof
ochester spring meeting, the
correspondent speaks of the
thisfine ammallas fol -
the Winner of this race,
y sttilhon, handsomely
ite. I He stands' about
with a very long body,
ig horse on shoet legs.
•
MILT
in fa
He s
is wo
he is
the t
da, s
Lapi
In t
offici
side
even
of h
finis
corre
the b
was
Pilke
know
the p
this
map W Duncan
& Dun an, left
Old Country•
of po rchasing
the. principal
e wish
aable trip and
not he least
f this well and
Will oe much
benefit d by the
Majo Charles
imbl:don team
sail irom Que-
We opo the
otore for him.
e in his ability,
he will distin-
honor to his
He will be gone
d intends visiting
ean cities before
41
mances 0
"Amber,
autiful b
d with w
nds high
t he is a
ows a great deal of breedig, Red
derfullyPure gited,and altogether
ne of th fineet looking hdrses on
otting tnxf. He was bred i* Cana
ed by Cl ar Grit (son of idaported
ist) out o a Royal Revenge mate.
o of his hats tb-day, which were
y time in 2-I25i and 2-26, out -
niers eau ht him in ' 224, aed
hat:lid rot seem to be a measure
s speed. 1 He iS a great stayenands
ed as fresi as la stetted." Anoth r
pondentays 1e, is underibted y
st hore n A erica. This hor e
wned bout a jyear ago by M
of Bra Word, and as is genera y
was sir d by old "Clear' Grit"
operty of Mr. G-eorge Whiteley of
wn.
A EW ENT RPRIE.--OUT eeteemed
Mayor receivedi the following private
and onfidenth.1 communication from a
gent], man in lNw York a fe' days
ago. As he hais no present intention
chan *ng hie o.cupation and embarki g
in th "cigar" usiness, he has hand4d
us ti e COMMU ication for publicati
so th t any ot ers who may chance o
reee e similar communications may be
put pon their guard and not be tempt-
ed t risk themon
ohs es of libe ty b
fano cigar bn Mess
the riter is s rpris
due ants are plau
stat d, some ight,
tim be foolis enough to fall into his
trap The fol owing is the letter aiid
OUT eaders m y judge of it for theth
selv s
31 III
y as well as the
engaging in t
The "cheek"
ng, and as his
ibly and temptin ly
if not warned M
,1 •
first tradei you must see me ersonally.
After tha we cart make othex arrange-
ments. HENRY PHILLIPS, 7 Christie
Street, N w York city. In c re of E.
RANDALL.1 .
We presume it will searcel be :ieces-
,
sary for us to say what the ", igare" are.
The writer, however, gives n explan-
ation by accompainyiflg his le ter With a
clipping from a p per, which not only
affords a key to 1 is letter, but is as Well
a certificate of th accu ate manuer in
which his "cigars.'" are ade, as it is
shown that even a baiak expertpro
nounced them gemine. Th fo owing
'is the clipping: "Yesterday niorning a
well dressed ladyi reported to Justice
Williamson thatilshe had accidentally
come into posses ion of a 1 tterj to a
gentlemen of this city from wealthy
counterfeiter in New York. het letter
purported, she said, offering cigars for
sale; but that a detached n te in. the
;envelope plainly indicated that 'cigars'
./aaant c unterfelt mopey f the best
quality. LJpon these represe tations the
gentleman was arrested at his hotel and
brought'before His Honor.He gave
:his name as Robert S. Mawell. He
stated that he got acquainted with the
lady on bhe incoming train and cOnvers-
ed with ber for two or three hours.
That at the end of the routo he missed
his pocket -book, bontai ing a small sum
of money and some papers of no value.
That he W5 morally 1 convpaced that
she was tho t)nef, but d net wish to -
prosecute, and c ncluded tol drop her
acquaintance • . pon I seaMhing his
valise about $8,000 in new money, but
no lettere, were found. Tho l cashier of
the Third National Bank was sent for,
who, after a critioal examination of the
bills, pronounced them to be genuine.
He was, of course, discharged. Max-
well hadi evidently bee1:drinking, and
during a moment of exc ssivd indulgence
had giveb himself away or iad enter-
tained his fair companion with some
ghost stories." -
614c5. -On
oses Burl -6
lm 0 unro also
ing for a trip
rovin es with a
is he ith.-Mr.
utter i i Messrs.
hmen , left for
Mantoba,- on
btaine a lucre -
d if th country
ve hi family
Franc s Fowler
a on riday last.
of his cattle and
ano her cargo
naber. Mr. W. S.
m his orth-west
as abslent about
ted the in-
tleford jbefore his
as far as Touch-
ed to Ijeturn ow -
He ant from
s by oat, and
the e d of his
had two
about -25
good go -
en prairie
fine, aud
and ex-
mmensely,
meal of
ve times a day.
est terms of the
Ellice. The land
th plenty of wood
lements are yet
e gradual -
country.
train he
nnipeg till
o CO prising it
°fluty of Huron
nnipeg on Tues-
eache here on
. Jam s Vercoe,
arrive in town
higan, on Tues-
ining n town a
thune who has
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pass
info
Bp
tha
rapi
ly. TO COMO
a manufactur
Gre
wh
in
only an exper
but employ
in t e countr
in c nnection
we organize
any business
tho gh not go
det ct as any.
tha you nud
you to send,
wil I send hal
sell all I wts
wi not deal
vvri es to m.
wh are
long as yo
self you can
yon get tooh
nes away, o
yo expecte
hu an natu
de
ex
ca
yo
su
tin
ret
yo
pn
all
yo
$6,
No
sta
go
ar
if
C
yo
ho el you m
no familia,
able hotel
fu tnish you
yol desire,
the atono
the bu-sine
!
eo nected
el
a acting
fof you to
I f m the o
aa necess
.ds from
nc like to
olIiged to
p n is to
d:1 direct
ini elligenc
it s mined
tl4erdnetwaiil
io
fr m you
le ters,
b ther
s levies
il. An
bee one
il for y
EAR Srs : My travelling agent, w o
d throng your section recent y,
med me t at yen were a tman of
Illative di position like myetf, a d
y proeid d it ould be done t M
you were Willi g to ake mon y
sae -
0 the point at once, I
:r ofj 'Cigars' Made
n Tobacc . , I am the Only pers
has been egaged in this busin
is vicinit for years. I am
in the business myse
one but the best tale
to assist me. EVerythi
with y busine s is
and B well con noted
n the land. My Ciga
uin,e are as di cnit
hing can be, I presu
ratan me. I do not
e money in advaace,
goods on credit as 10
to persons full cash,
with every pereon . g
I deal only with tho
ro erly recommended.
eep your businesa to yo
ake money. But w
ppy and give yOur b
hers will make tie mo
for ourself. This
e, an you ' knew it.
re you to come n to the I city
ine my stock t your leisure.
then tek awaywhatever quau
bargain or, an you ea rest
d if you ill at honorabl with
ill with ou, an when I teat a
and upr ght,I expect the same
rn ; and I will prove what I sa
satisfa tion hen we eet.
es are as follows :-For $ 50 I
w you$ ,200; for $250 I vill a
3,500; for $340 I - will llow
00. T e sizs of my igars
1. 2, 5 rid te . You will un
d 1 am illi a to allow u $30
ds for yo re, I oad expe ses.
at libeat to rng a frien with o
e has m ney. But bring man',
keep a till tongue. *If y u mak
✓ mind o cot , notify m at w
y sto here. you
with he name of a s
ere, es itete me ncl I
wit all the informs,
Wile ever you do, ans
. Ti re are other men
s, so of them have b
ith*i , and some of t
or the selves. It is use
este y ur time on them,
ly me ufacturer and t
rily 0 liged to buy t
me to ell to you. They
wu u to this, bit they
o so i the end. The s
ome to headgearters
y with me. To ai man of
you are supposed to pos
ssary for me to into
Bu any additional in
1 be fu nished when I
Write short ! and. p
d to the point. Do
aho t small , orders
vhich re usually sent
inqui itive postmaster,
n the habit of etting
d to
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A MELANcHOIY CUTE
Friday morning last, Mr.
hag, of arpurhey, received he sad and
startling, intelligence ° by telegram that
his eldest slaughter, Mary Ahn Burling,
had been killed by lightning early that
morning. It seems that Miss Burling
' has beeril ving t Mn Thomas Coign-
holm's, on the 91311 coneessi
here On the slat in q
Colquhoun was from home
were in the house only Mrs. Colquhoun,
her children, Miss Burling and a hired
Man. The two Women Were sleeping
in adjoining rooms down stirs, and the
man slept up stairs. During the severe
thunder storm,, about 14 o'cock OIL Fri-
day morning, both • woMeisi became
somewhat alarmed, and eviftiatly arose
about the same time, each with the in-
tention 9f goinginato the room of the
Other. They met in the doorway of
Miss Bprling's ! room. and 1 they both
went to Mrs. Colquhdun's room, in the
bed in which were two small children.
Miss Burling got into the back of the
bed behind the Children an4 had just
lain down, and Mrs. Colquhoun was in.
the act Of getting into the bed when the
fatal shock came. The fluid entered
the house through an I upst res window,
passed alongand down th wall, and
striking the bed upon whic the women
land children were, ran along into the
adjoining room and escaped through
the window, breakingfour panes ofti
1
glass in its exit. Miss ding was
struck onthe left side -near
the heart,
and the -fluid passed down along her
left leg. ' She was killed instantly. The
was 'stunned and
u of Hib-
estion Mr.
and. there
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child lying next to he
severely burnedleand at1.1ast accounts
al 'was not eepect 4 to recover, while the
next chld, a
was also stunn
but was not CO
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8,
te
sk
or
11
r.
eii
ey
is
na •
oo
ity
9-
an
lIp
iri,
ow,
dur
re:
in
AS
iS4
II
4.
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1
11
•
u, m%,,F be tempt
your lette s. In case you intend co Mg
on immediateiy notify me three or , onr
d ys in aldvauce of your !starting, 180
t at I car be prepared. for i you. 1es.d
t e printe slip inside verp caref iy.
membe that t_ais circular is sen 'to
ve y few.. My object in haefing it p4iit-
e4ij is to av id sayng too ranch in Nfrrtit-
ii4. You will pr ceive the import lice
o this. It is pr nted in my private 1
a ce. If ti have Imade a 1 mistak in
iting ix and dc to the wrong Man, nlease ex ose
,
not expose me. Let ma tors
p. Yo may eot come on, bat i We
et, you. will find me a sure frien to
d. I with. When I treat a man uly
I xpect t e same in return. For 1 our
lt-
a Xi
1
11
er
in
• en.
em
s Science ecrer
• y four first-cla
ir prizeman.
o and Univer
alre sub-departna
fest and paieont loy. He al
ed honors in cheraistry at t
the examinationi, and first-cl
ess both examinations ie bio
er- the sub-lepartnaents of
or- zoology. He has now th
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JUNE 18, 1880
M. Winer, $275 ; third mile and a C31--.F.A.14'17
quarter, 1$1. Winer, 150,1) 413h mile 1 !
and a quarter, 3. Finkbiner, $125 ; 5th
mile and a qUa,rter, P. Coughlan, 1125 ; _'
100 • 7th ile and a quarter, D.
. .
6th mile and a quarter, A. Mccormik, •R5114NANI s
0o1 -
ns, i125 ; th inile and a quarter, P.
Mclienzie,
and a hal
regular rnee
Monday in
TI,EMPER
perence As
Duff's chum
100;• 9th and. 10th miles
J. Hodgins, $135. Next
ing to be held on the first
Walton.
OE MFETING.-Iliralton Tem-
ociation will again meet in
h, on Tuesday evening,June
22nd., and tport which, occasion Messrs.
W. H. Kerr and T. McGillicuddy, of
Brussels, have very generously, conaent-
ed to be present and lecture on temper-
ance. A medial invitation is extended
to all, and a full house requested. Meet:
ing to begin at 7:30 P. M., Sharp. -
Com.
STRAWBERRY Fn8TIVAL.-The Good
Templars of Kinburn intend holding a
strawberry festival and necktie social
in the Temperance Hall, on Friday
evening, 25th jue. Addresses will be
delivered by the Revs. James Caswell
and John Lochead, of Londesboro. The
chair will be taken by Mr. R. N. Brett,
of Seaforth. The public are respect-
fully invited to attend. Proceeds to be
applied towards liquidating the debt on
the hall. Select music by the choir
during the evenin. Those attending
mayely upon spending a pleasant and
profitable evening. Let there be a
crowded house.
Clinton.
A GOOD COLT. -Mr. Thoinas
Of this town, has one of the handsoxnest
carriage colts we have seen in this part
of the country. It is 14 months' old, is
a beautiful chestnut, with a white strip
in the face., It was bred by Mr. Thos.
Moon, of Hullett, and was sired by Mr.
Alex. Innes' "Sorrel Cloud." It is a
large, rangey animal, with splendid
limbs and good feet. In fact, it is in
every pointi a model, and shows an ex-
traordinary gait of speed, taking a long,
easy stride." It,promises fair to be as
handsome and as fleet as its sire, and
much betterepan this need not be de-
sired. Friend Tipling will yet make
a gopd thing out of' this colt if he takes
praper care of him. •
• Mrris.
EISSIS.-Mr. George Proctor, of Mor-
ri, raiaed is new frame barn on Sat-
urday last, size 36x56. -Thomas Sher
donformerly of Morris, but now of
Alpena, Michigan, has recently return-
ed to visit some of his friends. Tom
looks well and has a , healthy appear-
ance. -Mr a A. Haslem's barn is now
completedwiththe exception of the
granary, and wea0 not hesitate in say-
ing it is one of the handiest as well as
one of the best' finished barns in the
locality. -Mr. D. .3. Casey started to
work on Monday, 1413h inst., at J.
Kelly's. Mr. Kelly is erecting a new
granary. -W. H. MeCranken, of Brus-
sels, is away to Rochester on a visit to
see his friends. We wieh him a safe
journey.
oy of about four years,
d and severely burned,
eider d dangerous. Mrs.
Colquhoun was I also stunned by the
shock, and fell over n her face on the
bed, but soon recovered. On recover-
ing she called. to the girleand on re-
touching her fel her old. She
ceiving n9 answer she reached over, and
hurried-
ly lit t ie lamp, when the horrible spec-
tacle, hich wejhave already described,
met her gaze. [ With extraordinary
presenc of Mind she aweke the hired
man an acq iated him With the sad •
facts, and spe (lily the wh le neighbor-
hood was aro eed. The bed clothes
were conside ably burned in spots
where the fluid toubhed 'them in its
passage, and tihe we) ls of the house
were somewha, elle tere , but, fortun-
ately, nothing c ugh fire. Miss Burl-
ing was 28 yearsof age, an was a most
industrious, eienaplary pe son, and was
held in the highest estee by. all who
knew her. She had been living with
Mr. Colquhoun's family fchr some time,
and was well acquaintect and much
thought of in the n ighb rhood. The
sad and sudden new of her untimely
death was a heavy b ow td her parents
and friends here, whohav the sincer-
est sympathy l of al e T e affair, also,
will be a sevete shoe to r. Colquhoun,
who is well; known t�, a d deservedly
respected. by many Of our readers. The
old saying that "Misfe ones seldom
come singly." i being pe uliarly exem-
clpiffled in his c. se.
Winthr op.
A GOOD Srunsyr.4-Mr G. A. Smith,
of this place, hes return d home after
finishing his second year at the, To-
ronto University, where he has been
remarkably ncessfll. n the Natural
e he took o e second and
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUN
2
WHEN wjs WILL OFFER ALL OUR Mi.
NANTS OF
; I
3:31:tgss 1c4 -0c)
I ;
EMBRACING 0 VER
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ONE HUNDRED PIE
All Differ t Patterns; and New Styles, at oft
Price to C ar. This is an extellent cha e for
Parents to buy •
s,
ES
GOOD DRESSES VtRY
For" OUR OIRLS." The Ends vary in
from Two to Six Vards.
MILLIICIEFiY DEPART -ME
AP
ngth
Received this week, ai New ,Lot of Silk arid
Satin Pompadour and Mehl PARASOLS. Also
a /cow Lot of Ladle? and AS1038) Corsets.
WE ARE OFFERING N
Ladies , ses' and BOyst White and C
STRAW TS at Greatly Redueed Prices.
thel. •
SUNDAY 1 Sumer, ANIVERSARY.-The
Ethel Presbyterildi Sunday School in-
tend holding theirTanniversary piesnie
on Dominion Day. Dinner will be
served at 11 o'clock a. m. In the after-
noon, speeches will be delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Johnston, of Molesworth;
Rev. Mr. McRae) and others. Mr.
John Slemmon has very kindly &given
the the use of his beautiful grove for
the occasion, -which will be fitted up
with swings, itc, and a most enjoyable
time may be expected.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. -On Monday last
a very serious accident happened to a
little girl, daughter of Mr. R. Lang, of
this village. It appears the girl was on
her way to school, and Was so busily
reading a book that she did not notice a
team which was approaching her. The
horses came against her, knocking her
down, and the front wheel of the wagon
passed over one of her kgs, breaking it
in two places. The child was taken up
and carried home,. and Dr. Graham, of
s honos, na king him first
e was first 4t both College
ity examin tions in the
nts of ruiner logy, geology,
o took class
e University
ss honors at
gy, including
botany and
standing of a
ear third year honor graduate. We con-
aia gratulate our young hien on his mark -
not ed success thui far, land 1: ope his career
!or may continue as --brilliantly as it has
by begun.
or
our tephen.
pen CouNcti Mari-N.G-The Council met
on Monday, jail° 7th. All members
present. J. Ryan end W. -Walker to
fix road to gravel pit on 13th conces-
sion. Reeve and Clerk to go to Bid-
dulph Council on road business. The
following are the road commissioners
and are expected to commence their
. work as soon as conveni nt. The pay
for fillers, with teams 1 is $1, $1.25
cord: Station
on to expend
, 3. Hodgins;
J. Heaman,
75; London eoad north 1 (not appoint-
- ed), 75;$first mile and a quarter
Crecliton roed, S. Holman, 150;5sec-
o4.4 iku,it a quuter rpiiitcna wad,
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and $2.50, 14a41s to be
road, Centralia, J. Wil
25; from Fairfield froia
$50; London road South
ftgAbYMAD CLOTHIG,
i EPART' MT.
All Goads in the De rtm:ent of SU
GOODS .lifer ed Down 0 Per Cent.
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CARPETS AND O1I. CLOT
ANice
ety of Patterns to Choose from
all at Old Pries for this Monthl
U
MR. HALL
Who Sailed n Saturday last Englan
• Se,otatel to buy lour
• 1
FAL1JAND Wit4TER STOOK
•
-..e.
• 144, Bra.
MAIN 8-
TIE
TAIL
Please the Publie
that. is be.
Arrive
Fre Panting
Dints, Call on:
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4_ :7
E4 ;
•
sit
and
Writes 4 from Monfireal that Wholesale Mar*
chants there look for
Anothr Adva?l n all Sor-
- Woolsitt -Goods.
-storiesl 'would did wen to, buy early t
very low rices Goods s.re still Offered nt t re
777 THREE SEViENS
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The C eapest Dry G9ods HOMO in the CO
• 3
Brussels, was sent' for, who succeeded
in setting the broken bones. The child,
t4LY S
although very ieriously hurt, is expect-
CALL. CORDAIOLICITED
ed to recover.
A. G. MCDOUGALL &
Bluevale.
Cow KILLED. Mrs. J. Thynne of
Blkvale, had her best cow killed on
TI qrsday evening last, by lightning
di4hg the stOTM.
ED. 1-- The Wife of Mr. _William
Msses., merchant of Bluevale, died on
the llth inst. She suffered the trials
of a protracted disease for years, and
hae 113 vith submission and patience.
•purr ING rREAKS. - During the
strm o Thursday evening the 10th
int., thle lightning struckthe Royal
Heel, lueval, in three or four differ
eta plac s at one time. Entering the
main handing by the chimney,it tore the
siding off the outside, returned to the
inside,tatterigthe walls of two bed
rooms a other rooms; also entered a
back kitahen back of a sideboard, on
which stood a large clock, which it sent
aciioss the room and through a iwindow
oPposite, smashing it, and breaking a
number of lamps and spilling the oil
wliich mmeditetely ignited. A great
aelai of amage was done before the fire
was put out. The lightning also truck
Mr. Jos ph Malieniaey's house in Mor-
ris, abo t a mile from Bluevaleshatter-
ing the chimney and tearing off the
plaster nd several feet of wainscotting,
and kic ng up quite a dust among the
inhabit nts generally, Fortunately no
person as hurt in either case beyond a
trible scare.
1 RE COYERIN G. -We are glad to learn
that Mr. Robert Govenlock who has been
confined to his horise for several weeks
from a Severe ?ettack of pleurisy is suffi-
ciently recovered to be around. again.
Mr.sADT.._%7Ilanauseish ar lesgor ertectoovieerairnug.of
the
sad affliction which has over -taken Mr.
Lachlip McMil1a,a well known resi-
dent of McKillop. He has been wrong
in his Mind for several weeks, and at
length became so violent that it was
feared ihe might do himself personal
injury. 1 Accordingly on a certificate
of a medical practitioner he was
conanaitted to Goderich jail by Mr:
Richard. Pollard, J. P., preparatory
to being removed to the asylum. He
was conveyed thither on Thursday of
last week. Mr. McMillan was similarly
afflicted about ten years ago, but fully
recovered again. He is extensively
known throughout the northern part of
Direct impellers of Staple and Fancy Dry
=line Mntles, Shawls, &e.
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the .4ounty, hexing aated as vent
for veriotis papers and publicatio g :. Re
was 8 very intelligent, industrious le an,
and all who know him Will deepl, re-
gret t10 learn of hss sad misfortune and
will symliathize with his bereaved fami-
1y. e hope that, with proper na dical
treatment, he will soon recover.
NT•cv PARNS.- An ueusually large
number of new frame barns are being
erected in tlais tOwnship this s aeon,
and all of thereare large, well eon-
struted huildingS. One of the 1 rest
is that now in cobra° of erection Mr.
John Aiteheson, on his farm o the
14orthern. Graveli road, north of Win-
throp. This builOing is an immens sae,
and 1 w0 have i underneath sp raja
stab ing the whoie size of the hui ding-
"We iope our friend may have an
ghim-
arttallnexhielvest t6 fill his cap;
'eiNis
NEARLY AN ACCIDEN---On e TRIKY
0111a,g
:loth -al
morning last as i one of 1Vfr. 7
Gov y
n10911'8 teams was passing e
onlrt at Winthrop with a large
of wood, the two! wheels on one si
the wago:u brokethrough, precipi &Wig
the load land driver into: the cr k be
low. Fortunately the man fe t the
waggon going and jurnped fro ee the
lead andthus escaped the falling • 001
Further than a bold bath and bsd
scare he was uninjured. Had h flot
juiwould have been at least serionelY =Pr
an nubt-,
riped in 13111)0 he would
edlY have fallen -ander the load via
ed, if not killed. The broken co meg :
on the culvert was at once re laced
'
with new and was s.gain inade pe t,e) tly:
safe.
i
gaenod:VirohrnObliboatlartesabh:0:3rrn ' a Turnbe boy,
steamers, has reteurrnfaoiredofsotnithoee Alibislialni 1 7:37111:
comity, and taken up his a. e 0 ill
Whighann, where he will pursu the
praetice of his professiou. Dr. Hu &Wu-
son is a clever young man, and he
a decided acquesition to the m- " col
preessiort of the city of the Nort E.
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M1LLINE
With the Vine
ibis Room, we
to =islet the, want
tifnI Ae
and U •
Stock of
Thinneings cam
Bee Our
g4" Remembe
lisereial Hotel,
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HU,
Lnen
JUST
FOR T
For the
ADM
HEAD
Plaid sos
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Pres iden
SE
The Seaforth
yeqeie deposi
the most lave
Drafts on all
Canada, on 0
Staten, bought
Office -- First
Hotel.
639 •
HA
WARMERS
tention thatla
of :i880, for Ali
Threshing Mae
boxes Oiled an
ing of
a ,Wrkit1131ik
e yeoders and
to give s. call.
nieaurtiacture
executed with
Mellis a trial,
'olfaction that
place- Home •
ing ot all kind
A flan aonelt
eat feethe hive