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experienced annoy-
s walking on the. part
- To encourage: fast
Mr. Chalmers offers
ma a second prize of
he best -and fastest
hewn. The society
a prize for the fastest
rut of the Patron says
L. visitors to Listowel
(1 shocked by the ap-
treet of an old couple,
:degenerated through
ink to about las de_
ion as possible. To
orse, their constant
L on the streets to
ied the horror which
trike one at first sight
aeless one would sup -
frequency of their
tend to strengtlielz
u the arglilneri t which
im.er lire ents in favor
"Ohl petty," how -
died, has been but
treete. for some weeks
;essdav morning she
est. lIer departure
Elie community which
• be oiled.
rest to hotel -keepers
public, says a Brant -
(sided at the last sit -
1k Court !there. The
by J. P.' Curran, of
l C. Palmer, of the:
,ntford, to recover the
ed its contents," esti-
-ash plantiff claimed
..rom. the hotel. The
rill after breakfatt and
out saying anything
called at ten
in
the valise and found
rudf e ruled in favor
rsayiug that the land
sed when the guest
en became the clay
trove his baggage or to
-keeper's charge. His
tiler act constituted
nt to prevent his re-.
had been -able to'
,ice on the landlord's
evidence was ad -
,o qtr. Isaac Crocker„
ed through a terribly
He was engagtd in
fisting in l Iessrs. John
:ndry. One hole was
1, and as he was plat-
position to drib the
nbraced the rapidly
is brace e€lught in the
twinkling of an eye,
Auld reaob him his
ae torn completelyoff
his arms was badly
lately not dangerous-
.xw escape ; and Mr.
[ends will belled to
t resulted in. nohing
tunteers were o
ll, the Saturday
:-Londole, they
u Clarke of Logs
the .loyal M
decorated with
'led him by the
it at
pre*
were
n;, an
lues,
edale
neer
say he diatingu,'ished
:Iemorable battles of
i ukerman. He' was
e of the Crimean war
and although h has
flair -breadth es apes,:
eSth year; he de nares
casion should demand
= once more in defence
bravo ; for the old
l Ideas.
acv contribution from
the Wingham t'iete
ina1 ideas and is well.
g and reading :.
-r some time back 1
re about writing a
r, hut ut: time was at
Ek of those wet days
man not having any -
1 thought I would
very goofs farm and
esti we expect a good
The road work is,j ast
(rat,- and quite a few
their time in. It is
tztrely a mall works
labor. it would be
t1t count -"1 to charge
:then lett the jobs.
Bern put in an honest:
c'hool is ; etting along
Os do not send their
i.rly. f.}Ile half of the
r send their children.
t=`Errk for them at
+t want thein out of
nth of attendance is
ingth of the winter,
elluatur we would_
r at the North role
Fool teachers. Two
I, iii our section are
but I Hole they may
then get another
would make much
ey are crammed too
4110uhl not a bay be
up to be a school-
a :•pend a boy to teaeh
I away from home
Staten ant%Tulin„ about
1 am of he opinion.
aid bt= unich i ucreas-
lei reaper agents,
=rgaii sellers, . book
A• ' were, compelled
I
f
, i1,• we would
'i of knowing that
=r the trouble they
sues go. tq Bluevale
usual :eta a ' crowd
't en wt et dered how
eed how Latch they
s. flow et. nag men
vert n its in the
mare. (,ould they
r:; each evening in
upper eteries ? for
eel thevJ are very
[ would - make any
rte• privilege to sit
Ett: a license to do so.
;Finn on an excursion
What atime they
Se they will hear the
Latin, chemistry,
-ee te=rn drill, and
'melee) like opera-
Beholds. This will
wrger crop next year..
:i go out and weed
will write to you
truly, CLODHOPPER.
(>f Guelph, is chap -
force in camp this
JULY 2, 1880.
General News Items.
Since the opening ,of the season 450
irnmigrants have arrived in Ottawa,
mostly •of the agricultural class:
--The London Advertiser comments
upon the. orderly conduct of the volun-
teers encamped there during the week,
And their respectful behaviour towards
visitors. All of which speaks well for
our young Canadian soldiery._
—The drainage of Manitoba Peniten- —Last F
tiary has been attended to. It costs press •was
nearly $2,000 a year to heat the institu- Forest, a la
tion with stoves. The penitentiary re- taken with
serve has been found to be poor land, fore the tra
besides being too sinall. ered of a fin.
—On Monday afternoon in London, was terribl
a young soldier belonging to the 30th peocured fel
Batallion, named Wm. H. Smith, was • apartment
walking quietly along Dundas street, Orn the trai
when he was set upon and badly wired Stip
beaten by a gang of four city roughs. him to proc
Three of them have been arrested. 1 Nash, of Fo
—The prize fighting fraternity seems ed, and un
to be well represented in Toronto at mother and
present. Joe Goss has joined Ryan at are now a
the Shakespeare Hotel, where several lady's nus
other bruisers are stopping. They are day, and w
closely watched by the police, who have thanks to t
fears of an encounter being on foot officials in
among them. _• _ avocation.
—Farmers report from all parts f
school t his missio
native eacl ers and
work.
-; —The b
of varia`iis
ing to Itifr.
burned last
known how
was saved.
tlz�e. Waterl
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Eu
ON EXPOSITOR.
s. &8 to
inistera
fin _build • and
nds of i :. p ement
obt. Bi::eti, Colli
Sunday nig t. It
the fire:.ri•'nated
Loss, `.1,x00 ; i
kixAgric ltu al for
•
iday tri t+•nl
betwee .
y passe ge
he pain, i of
n reach d
boy. tin
embarrass
• ale. assista
leered f ' t
reachi a
Larmr,
re medi ;:1`
est, was pro
do
gen
ve•
VI
It
er his
child ar
the Q •
and arr
s lout
o skill o
this ne
He has
o _boy No. 5' after
Lennox and Addington and the adjoin- train.
ing counties that the spring wheat crop —The ot er day i
is so injured by rust that it will hardly belonging to an old v.
be worth harvesting. The late heavy citizen'sgar en and
rains have flooded the lowlands,g and ; of peas an other
considerable _damage is done to :the , citizen impounded rmpouLded t
growing crops. ed the poun keeper
A gentleman recently returned from cow withoi t dame
Winnipeg asserts that business in that i afterward t e injur p
cityis much duUer than last year, and.i pound and fund th a
thatnearly every merchant is' suffering , taken advanitage of h
the you
The po
o do, bu
an refe
did the
eonrtr
•
II
1
eci
e
g, as
amla�was
laborr i
orest
uc'tor cent
d, butt
ce and
Ie ne `
orest
whoen
•
ssist
•. ptly..
sent
ngwel. Th
s Ho :1. T
the 11' wi
expre °, io s
e Gran
•d u4
ed to;
numb
f rni
rt
sh
•e
canto . ts
bolo g -
n ware
as .ot
Nath' . g
used 'n
O.1
a
i den
1-11
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: 11
at on
aer v.
at on.
t tact
ce' •
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bo
d
y
e
e
n
1e
r.
g
Truk
xjectecl
'all the
t e
t t ondou a;co
m:
o ii, gat into a
st eyed u iti y
retable . T e
•w and.i s tuo
1 o relp s t (e.
0
t
s.
from having surplus stoeka of over- .and ordered
ordered goods. This circumstance will the cow.
do much to cripple the natural expan- knew what
aion of trade.there. = of -the alders
—A telephone wire has- been erect- ; the `cow tha
ed between Mr. Wm.. Goo. derh am's 1 her into th
.hose, on Sherbourne street, Toronto, 1 never paid the fees o
and one of the city churches, and on case stands et . prese ,
Sundays the sermons can be distinctly j for the pay ant of t.: d
heard at the former place. The wire is ; the cow, is o . t of the Mu
used for the benefit of Mrs. Gooderham, = citizen has lost hi: c
who is an invalid. poundkeeper his fees, &.
—Mr. Handford, late preacher in i man, by virtue of his pos
Bond Street church, Toronto, is not out ; free. ff
of trouble vest. Bailiffs• went tib his " —By a re rence o o r advter
house on Saturday last to satisfy a i columns this week, it ilbe n
claim of $27.taxes, and they departed , our old friers , Perry a is' Pa
without making a seizure on Mr. Hand- appears in c stlier ap . ar.:1 tha
ford giving them security for the I worn for a to g time • s . Th'
amount. The gentleman's friends are i did advertise ent is 11 calcu
making an effort to form a congregation , both. catch ' he eye d convi
and retain Mr. Handforn as pastor. It ; mind. We now of • o • etter e
is said' they have 29 names on the i .in favor of n erticl: th n the
roll. • ! testimony of o many 4e. kno;
—The • fiftieth anniversary of the , ecus, especia ly the 1 ati+.. ony,
establishment of St. Andrew's Church ; who speak fr m.long "e: rs ofl
congregation, Toronto (Rev. Mr, Mcs ; ance, as thes do, in f , o of t
Donnell, pastor), w scelebrated last Killer. 11Ies.•rs. Perr Davis &1
Sabbath by special services in the new 1 Lawrence in '.rm us t • at they : s
edifice; corner of Ring and • Srmcoe l polled to ree ew thei a • verti •:
streets. In the morning the sermon bemuse the lain -Kill r s los
was preached by the Rev. Donald Mac- 1 whit of its .opularit. •ut to:
rae, Moderator of the General Assem- I the public ag++inst the I al eady
bly, from the text Revelations xxii, 4 : i ons and cons antly lucre sing
"And they shall see His face." . In the f eof base imittions, d other
evening the service was conducted by ; mixtures, wh ch are b 'n sold
Rev. Principal Grant. 1 market ; .ma a y of the ithoup
—Samuel Clark, a farmer; some time I and only intes ded to ell n the ire
ago resident near Ravenswood, was last ! tion of the ge nine Pain- filler. ; It ha
week arrested for forging the names of become a co a mon pr .cti _e in, Coned
some of his friends on accommodation ' of late, amons a certain lass of. deal
paper, which he discounted and pock- I ers, to keep i • stock e 'e thing ilf it's;
eted the proceeds. He was examined ' only cheap, p rticular n the 'I ,fedi.
before a Sarnia magistrate and con- , cine line ; duct in a lit e . Bile hey o
witted for trial. Clark seems to have • course have a large c lleetion f Rhes
been doing this sort of 'thing for some c imitation articles, wh h they siibsti •I
time, his victims bein. his own rela- : tute for the-enuine, henever a ens -
tions, who, in order to keep matters : tomer happens to ce anon ;reen'
quiet, bore with their losses, and said enough to allcw it. et onest d ealer
nothing about it until patience had ought to realir e his po its n better, and;
ceased to be a virtue. - , not on any ac .ount rep mend a are
—In the township of Laird, Algoma, ticle to a fello v being, Or infiueec him,
spring rains flooded a large po tien ofin any way i buyin an articl he
the township and totally destroyed the knows-nothin 1 about, eNcept h t it,
•harvest prospects of the settlers, many pays a good profit. Crelessl'eys in
of ashore came there in straitened ter-{ this may cost ; life, a d r!o man 1 a a
cumstances,end were looking forward I right to so tri e with ma tars of s ch';
to a good crop this year to free them great imports, ce. Pe ry Davis! P in -
from their difficulties The late floods t Killer has bee' before he publigi for so
have destroyed their hopes, as the land many years, a ashes s"ea. ily gr cv in
is low and there is little or no natural public favor, ill we a s: tisfie here
drainage ; their seed has perished; and ; is no better c re for o r t • ousa little
their means for sustaining themselves Y ills than Perr Davis' P: u n -Kin ,nd
in a new and wild country have van- re heartily re,ommen it
=fished.
.0
'dk.
Ind
ob
r
d
a
1
a
A fe tdas
rty vis ted t. e
alder and h: d
nnioi$,l :offie'
eper tit rlea::e.
P
ee. els and
j.� Y
�t
:yed t4i ord:r
to, sit o tole
Iage a d sept
11 p
ages. As t e
he garant
magee that s
. icipa4ity t • e
op, raid t
d the de
tion h s;„ot o
le
e
•
isin:
that
4ill:r
it h
stele •
ted t
cep th
'dente
• "rte
n citi
•fine�
eeperi
Pains
Sten c
e room
ng, no
ig o 1
catutiol
numer
rumbe;
trashi
in;thi4
Peri
uta
•
—The St. Thomas Journal says . a
tremendous rain storm passed over$that
town on Friday. The thunder and `, Mn EDITOR —SIR : .11
lightning seemed to hover immediately cupy a fes li',es in y ur
over the housetops, and "considerably schemes and ow me: n
scared a good many of the gentler sex. I cumber of people empl•ya
An ash tree at the east end of the town order to evadethe wor in
was struck by the fluid and completely } statute labor ol1 the ro cls
which e
ly infer s
in,keep
ble, eve
enefit,.
selfish
e find,
selves
hy, Si
phalli in
and ye
n neig b•rlwo
the DWs of the ; ountry no, the e
of so tat life re uire of them.
pecial y do we +: nd this the cas
that lass of ou well -to d farm
as he a been st ccessful i gett n
i of a f w hunch':d acres of land
who ' has bee • given, : is , fou
Beetl j As thes:: sons c. a of'
thus are fable to one o t o day:
ou the reeds, tt e fathe , e ithout
them ny reap :itle to a y of h s
erty, i lap.‘ ther down o the
menti •oll of h 's town hi or 'i
polity, as join owners ith h"
thus ea4liing t em the r first 1;s
Munieipffil SN. 'idling. But
not 84 He h s also nether
in view, name y, that f redu
taxation, acid bus ma -ing ot
•specially is po rer neigh hours;)
of his jus tare':; and in order t
when the Asse or 'tonnes aro m
asks how ucl personal prose
has, Oh, o be s •re, he has non:
you din's mean to say a farmer li
has ne pe -sena propert ," say
, sessor. " Cert t inly I do Si
yon know ever one ass sled is a
$100 worth of p:,rsonal p operty a
span of horse beton s to
t'other span t• Jack, And t
span to Charley, and tl ' a oul
claims the clew. and as r Ge
he, of course, i a farme but
can ut him on ssdew ss lei
how, o save his two da = on
And t us, you see, Mr. Editor,
country he located in Formosa, and scheme of swi dling t e Mu
began his labors among the Chinese and of taxes ad. rod work s conk
aborigines there. His address was ex- ; doubt, with gra t satisf ction
ceedingly interesting, being an account'' parties ill medi' tely con erue,
of his labors and success III that dis 1 certainly
shattered. A lady who witnessed the.i neighborhood,
crash went into hysterics, and it was 1 woul na'turaJ
feared by the neighbors that she . her- specs 1 interes"
self had been struck by the thunderbolt. ! state as jposs'
Medical aid had to be procured before 1 for their own
she could be restored to consciousness. Oast ast of i
—A bad runaway accident happen Yet, 'what dom
ed in Port Hope, last Saturday after- who ter'the.
noon. The mother.of Dr. Powers, and ; respe table ?
her sister, Miss Jones, were starting for such Perseus
a ride in a buggy, with et lad named ! day a ter day,
Alfred Gracey as driver, when the horse, defr'i dtheir
owing to the breaking of the rein, bolt-
ed. The lad,in endeavoring to check
the horse, was thrown over his bead,
and was so seriously hurt that his life
is despaired of. Mrs. Powers was thrown
out a few yards from the starting point,
but her lady 'companion was carried at
a terrific speed some distance, when the
carriage upset, throwing her out with
great violence and causing her serious
injury.
• :Arespectably dressed man named
Ge Irge Taylor was arrested on Saturday
in oronto, for having stolen two eggs
the door of a *grocery store on
ueen street west. In the dock of the
police court he acknowledged the of-
fence. Turning to the magistrate he
said, "Your honor, when I committed
the offence I :did not know what I ;.was
doing, not being able to pay my b
I was turned away from the 11on
which I had been staying, and wh
took the eggs'I had not eaten anything
for three days." The hollow cheeks of
theprisoner, combined with his general
air of respectability went far to confirm
his story, and the case was dismissede
—Last Sunday morning the service in
Erskine Church, Toronto, was conduct-
ed by Itev. Dr. McKay, the lately re-
turned missionary from the Island of
Formosa. Some nine years ago Dr.
111eltay was sent out to China by the
Foreign Missionary` Committ e of the
Presbyterian Church in Can a, and
after visiting` the principal cities in that
ard,
;e at
n I
n
h
i
e
ser
r
w, m 00 -
paper o the
ubte ages, a
d roe r to in
toffs fie days
in the, r wn
erydne on
ould k a
in as o a
it we only
ch is • ay
the ei 1e.
amo those
home aint
e find. .any
rid ache.. ng,
after ,y1 an, to
wh
andsat
d, es -
along
1, such
liold
•d to
✓ five
and
work
-i.ving.
prop-
ssess-
111ici-
••self,
Ori in
h: t is
p pose
it g his
e;lrs, (es -
part
clap this,
nu]. and
ty he
Why,
t 4s -
owed
d this
iii , and
other
own ,mollany,
th 'Ejn you.
e, $ore
V road."
he Whole
cir ality
feted, no
to !thole
eUt not
un4,'who
�h' 4 they
in y half
hae e, per
y are
q
•
o the neighb s sr
tent field. The more immediate object `have just auseitfor tom
lsiint
of the Doctor's visit to Canada at this see their ich neighbers ve'
time is in connection with a movement ( the road ork t do tha hey
to raise funds to establish a training I hundred acres, Id all be sus+
r:
al
in
ed
fa
In
o
esu
all
wed
to s
Ce
ty,
nt, v
be
the
true
Fitt
rotl_h • uplici y and sohem-i
1
it n :, e way I have describ
rt rnly o + ABBE ssment Law i
int is ;n , eat need of amend
hn s h •ractices as the above
c rie 1 under its sanction,
cs e i u over -stated, for it is
l oij lfe MoneisiTE.
•xeter.
ETU N{D. M John Hooey has re-
ned o n in • ipeg, where he has
• een wf hj c r I +lad of horses. He
s -eros e11E sat sfi • with the result, and
goin t` t ain. Mr. ',Hooey re-
orts fi e ros ec s of _a bountiful har-
eEt in t .iito a this year.
ith'iiL EY Ga.—Mr. John McKee,
Howie a d emily, leave on the
6thofJ1 f
"greet land."
or t e left lone
&lily � g
r; Mc , e leaves a good record behind
ins' an flies with 1im the best
is:hes f a large umber of friends and
• eighbo s' r his succes in the new
end he a` chHpsen for hi ho' e.
Nice
reelPoxv.— he entire colt
s red by WE 11ieWonder :,d owned by
rl
eorge s, Jr., of T rnberry, was
eighed t; ot er day a d only raised
t el beam 14)0 pounds, and then he
o 1y girth fe t 7 Inches How is that
r a two, ear old, colt ? Mr. Harris
e a prone.! of im, and I must, say de-
s r edly` sd', as I h maim is perfect
b' utY• '
Un \Vo..}LL ` DILL.— visit to our
o lien is loses t e act that
e srs. F syt Son ae again in full
b a 't and I ea y or Gust mets. They
h a made re t i.. prove encs in their
e t blishm nt, I ei g evid -ntly bound to
k:e up wit t e 'imes.
IGH \' TE he la e rains have
c: u ed q e i ood of water in the
r v r for th las1t f: w days and unless it
g.: e downs. will iiterfer: considerably
• it the w rk. on he ne bridge. The
a++n rector. k as ,001. mance• laying down
l+aireaterie fo it and in ends pushing
int t + rough 0.: r pi • lyasssible.
p
AcJiIcE.—One sof our path-
Howi.k cam: Across some
s beat ' ho ref • sed to either
tute 1: bor or pay the corn -
Bel, is. ued •s mmonses for
in, iui before the constable
the tl.'ey we t and settled
he .ro: d, and upon
eceive • a rec ipt for their
, bo ever, q ietly appear-
to th • sum •• ons each had
upo + bein u asked why
magistrates
d that, hand•ng them the
eceipt. I esult — case
osts for pl intiff to pay,
master.
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to .o a jr•
fi . ' .hing
wort r'h:.
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inc.ived. a
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RAY -
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KY_ ,E , On the
auk s re • Read,
,•unci
mi iste
ev Dor
wi'k,
t e P
d
firths.
kts n, on tl a aid ult , the
sial W. Dunnage, teacher, of a
elens, on the 14th ult., the
.rt Murray, Township Clerk,
rrrges.
th nit.,
(Ottawa,
of the
of K ox
d eR
ex. D cIt
. Farrell
a. sista(
ow 1
aseml
yle, s
Strati
e eorge
Uy,
rut
ly 1
colyi
Pa,
ick
E
derat.r
byte i u
r of Ja
iel a
elk Ba
e. Ills.
S EY— n 1 �illlolr, o�n h 2r
Smiley reit t of th
aged 8yc s. •
CILALKE {In •'ini;ban , fon t e
1 Roy, of tlos . or of b He
- ; years a d months.
14INT<LAT 112 z In Wir
]lizab th,i if'• of
1 aged 8 Kea s arcl 1
t . :DSO
iss E
A1RD.FLL
san Ar
Y
t tLe Terraces,
he residence• of
ride,i by. Rev. F.
Rhur,ch, Ottawa,
e, of St. John,
of the . General
Church, Sarah
es Kyle, Esq.,
, eldest son of
k, Ottawa.
th nit., Martha
John Shannon,
lst Ult., Walter
Clarke, aged 6
th 22nd ult.,
Mr. 'Pet2r 8. Linklater,
—Fem.{ Palau -WI, or the 20th ult.,
ell,It' red 68 ,years.
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Oats p or bu
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2 7 to
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per
a.
potat es per bag,
r seed per busla,e1,
27c t 28c.
117 r at e. 4 000 went on
s every dull
ages of bu t
re te-da,y, here
es eting 3,125
th to the Otla
Li re
NTR
r et,
en
s at
at
f om J
g
la 106 Se tt, sbi
h tone at $67
ne 28.—The
nd declined
00 boxes of
, the bulk at
y sold. at 5c
r sold at 15e
t the Cheese
ere ten fac-
oxes, mostly
f the present
were sold at
St. Gabriel
pers of Wel-
ttle from W.
0 from Hugh
seph Snell at
cow for $44,
per head, 11
from
from
lb.
catt
to
sold h
4c p
butc
of 30
Stone
Walt
the s
To
by
$41.
howet$7 fo
lbs,
dres
not w
tinue
not
;3.50,
sold a
. Ro . erts at.$5R each, and 2 oxen 1
ap. raillfleur for' 120, or 4o per
essrs Roberts and Wilder, sold 6
to P. Kennedy, shipper, and 11
Shane at 4 c to c. W. Wa.lters-
1 catt a to R. J. opper at $40, or
Ib. oseph Sto .e sold 8 cattle to
rs at 4c. Seven farmers' hogs AAA
lbs. weight were sold by Joseph , THOS
�' H O S• K I D D'S E I Y1
at 5c per lb. liveweight, and W.
rs parted with tvi{o hogs of *shout
me w 'ght at 4,2cj
ogee, June 30.—
t
GREAT CLEAR• IN+
heap, when sold
ight have ran ed from X4.25
5 per ental. Tey have usually,
er, sol by the h ad at from i36 to
first -c ass dressing not under' 70
d fro $5 to $5,75,for second-iclass
g fro 55 to 65 nibs. Third-class
rated. Lambs, icked have COD -
wort $4, and roves dressing
oder 0 lbs., ha a sold at $3 to
while those of lig ter weight have
$2.50 to $3.. '
Fn,
Gem I`i
SON &
PAS
for cow
Spariin
649
cal No (ices.
1T JA s, FRUT7 ARS.—For the
't Jar, trawberzies nd Sugar, try Win -
gusto, tl ey are the ch apest. 654
UIBE FIR (saws.— plendid Pa Lure
, conve.ient to the ton. Apply to F. G.
, at Gi•av, Young & S �arlino's Salt orks.
PURE PAR:s ;GREEN, {Brett frons the
m r.
a Tufa •trirers,aur death. t Potato Bugs Fly
Poisons of all kin s. HIc1 sore .& BLEA5 ELL,
Seafor 654
W i L PICIiINt S, HID S AND SKI S.—
I will ), y the IL gh st cash p Gee for any quantity
of wo 1 pickings, H des, sheep and calf skhs de-
livere t my furniture store. I No truck or. trade,
cash f , everyth ng J0112v S PORTER. 654
J'o N KID •'s Hard •' are, Stove and
House urnishi . gs Establisl tent, Main Street,
Seaford. F: era when in .wn drop in arid see
my sto : of Ha est Implenre ts, Seythes Siiaths,
Hay ]?o ks. Bar ey Forks, W t. dsor Steel T nip
Hoes, 0 adles, ' ay Rakes, &e. rsell at old . rices.
Call an. see me whether you ny or not, as sell
cheap, OHN• :.D. •
PHO oGRArr+: —C. M • ORE, havin re-
turnee +rota. bis + Iapitoba tri , will again evote
his pers.nal at :ration to the hoto business n ill
its dap tments. Parties wia ng'Webby Pic tures
should • of fail to call. Sat sfaction guaranteed
in every instan.:. 652
Rn' + SMIT : & WESTadvertisetnent
which iv be found in another'column. They'
dotern i ed to sell piles of goods during the! next
few we 4:s. There will be ermine barg •' a in
' . :Just recei ed, a large co sign-
rds, which w' be run off wit1 the
,RS.—Just Received, a full
Philadelphia Lawn Mower;" in-
fferent sizes, which will be sold
vishing a firs class Dawn Mower'
xamine, as th 1 " Philadelphia " is
o of'the best nanufacturpd.1 Wi.
Street, Seat rth. 653
DS. Far •• ers in want of
ods, true to name,
chasing. My etock
�da, and
will be e sold
cost. D. D. OSE,
re Post office, Seaforth. 64
v an item •f importance to
lace to obtain your Fine Ordered
O no besitat on in saying that
mderson,•of he Oak Hall Cloth -
t, are noted .r perfection of cut
every de artmen
went of New Go
rest. 6
-LA Mow
snpply: o the "
eludingll the d
cheap. arties
should c 11 and i
witheet doubt or
IN. WAIr N, Mai
SEE S, SEI
Good Jar sh Reliable Field S
call at . D. ROSE'S before p
has oji careful1l�y selected fro
responsilble seed firms in Can
I at a very small af�iivance on firs
Grocer, next to t
Asr' IS ho
know 1 e right
Cloths , we. ha
Messr •.. ally &
ing E t blishme
and fi . Their Stock e S c comp ises all the Latest
Noveltie in Sco ch Suitings, Ihoice West of ng-
land
o
land'ir vserirjgl, FrenchWor teds, Irish S rges,
&e., hi h are reark&tl at the 1: west figuree c osis-
tent it thebigh quality of t'tcse Goods.; Iso a
splen id line of Mackinaw Str: ws at Cost. :ILLY
& AN E sox, Oak Hall, Sealer h. 654
WANTE
rrEND RS WANTED.—Tenders will be reedy'
to see t e work to be done b fore tendert.° , can
eo so a y teaching day up to july the 6th, hen
they pi I be tda wn the work by the master in
io•n
be done Specifications can lso be seeh a the
residth e of Geo. Sproat, th rd concession, and
do net Fed therselves to ac ept the lewe t Or
an3 ten .er. By order of the , ehool Board, EO.
SPROA , Secretary. .65 2.
fo rth, w II be re eived by the undersigned until
T he po tractor to furnish a I materials._ Fall
THEE TUNG MACHINE FOR SALE,—, Fos
-1- sale heap, Separator orse Power, straw
Carriers and Sawing Machi , all complet and
in geed unmng order. The achine was ado
by 01as ow, McPherson & Co , of Clinton. Ap-
VARM 011 SALE.—For Sal Lot No. 24 Con.
more or I ss, 85 1 which are el ared and frasfrom
storm a ; the bal rico is well ti bered with hard-
wood. here is a brick lions , frame barn and
did write 1 is w'thin five rnile of Seaforth and
six of 01 nton, 'th a gravel oad running past
the farm • is co venient to c lurch and s,chool;
p ass ssi a will e given at alm st any time. For
premises. 110)3 RT McVETY
BU
aTtles
S, BUGGIIStS.
desir ng to perclhase Neat
Substantial
and
Btirggles, rrlages or Deluders'.
an find th m at WM GRASS E'S
ear the maelfet.
He has also a numbe of spleilidid
Which Spll Cheap.
y 'Attended to. Rerne be
maker ab the ew stand.
ACES
IJ PT SALE
WAGONS, OWES, #LC•
AWING purchased the Inahlvent Eats e of
truc HER Mitchell, at a low retie on the d llar,
nd 'being desirous of winding it up at o ce, I
ill sell LIM ER WAGONS,twhich are Made
f thoroughly easoned material and none
ewer t,t
hill consist
IINO, open an
ARRI
At less than the
ma only occur
tn ity to rarebit
nothing of the
ise a, which are
be ;soldier lese
TER
666.
PHAETONS; open a3,d top;
b ox, sidebar If preferr d.
GES, CVTTERS,
GI'S AND
SLEIGHS
can be man actnred for. It
e • a Rig equa to these, th say
slaughtering 'Jake. The prem.
ne of the largest in Canada wiLl
n half their value.
S LIBERAL..
3. C. STRITTMERS, Mitchell.
SALE
RIUM, SEAFORTH
AS announced last ;Week, I have commence
sive Summer
FANCY GOODS, R A
AND CAPS
NISHIN S,
i‘i° GREATLY R
to run olt the baAtoece of my exten-
tock of
MILLINERY AND
SHOS, HATS
NTS' FUR-
UCEP PRICES.
Ever3dDepartment will be found -thole
BARG4NS in each. In COLORED M
GOODS,, DRESS LINEN COSTUMES,
SKIRTO, and HOSIERY, there is a PER
These Gt.eode muet be sold, even at ,ith
order to make room for my early AU
expect in al short time.
01
SUMMER SHAWLS, SUMMER
EOT SLAUGHTER 'going 0n- D
lesale Pnces, to clear them out, in
MAN WPORTATIONS, which I
C!IOICE LOT OF REMNANTS
mfe Eilso being ctered at nearly one-third th.eir eost, consisting of
REMNA,NTS IN DRESS GOODS,
.` - REMNANTS IN BLACK AND COLORED LUSTRES,
REMNANTS IN PRINTS,
REMNANTS IN MANTEL, DRESS Nip TRIMMING SILKS,
REMNANTS IN CASHMERES. ;
A QUANT
ITY OF DAMAGED FINGERING YARN
Astounding Bargaind in all classes of Go
GREAT C EARING ALE.
AT YOUR OWN PRICE..
TARIO D1RY GOODS HOUSE,
REAT OFFERING
RING PRESENT SEASON'.
OUR CA SALES HAVE
CREASED ITO NEARLY
T h,ose of the Corr ponding !tenths 1•)f y e-ar -
his we take as tlisfactory evidence that we .
SHOW LE! R
ds amine 'the continuance of this ;
es
Ca
Every L dy desirou of Saving Morey, )33r purohasing servieeable Goods at
Greatly Reduced. Prices, should make it a point to visit my Establishment and
judge for themselves.
A Liberal Discount on all Cash Purchase*. Special terms to c stomers buying
on short tiMe, and the Highest Market 't3rice paid for No. 1 Butter in tubs and
pails.
Se—One Car of Sugar arrived th s week • also a lot of Fresh Groceries,
consisting of Teas, T baccos and Fr its. Wine and Liquor Department as
usual fully stocked. 11 orders punctu lly attended te.
t"'Freepelivery to any part of the own.
NO
Hating purchased the stock of the G derich Foandier. Manufacturbag Com-
pany, consisting of one 40 -horse Engine one 20 -horse de.; two five -horse do., new
and second-hand Boiliers, a lot of Flour Mill Machinev, Saw Mill Machinery,
Plows, Gang Ploess, Land Rollers, Straw Gutters, Horse -Powers, brass fittings
for Engines, Gas Pipeand Gas Pipe Fittings, Cooking Stoves, and a large as-
sortment' of castings in general use. The above steels will be sold. cheap, to
make roma]. for the manufacture of other articles. Orders taken for Engines,
Boilers, apd all kinds I mill work. Repairs attended to on the shortest notice.
CLEARIN9 SALE QF DRESS GOODS
HOFFMAN A3ROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE,
In order to makeroora for our Fall Import time we have decided to offer and.
sell the whole Of our
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS CODS CRENAONES:, LINEN SUITS,
LIKEN ULST.E.11.3
AT CO,ST.PR
AN EAR
CE FOR TH
Y CALL RESPEC
NEXT TWO WEEKS.
FULLY .S.DtLICITED.
FANO. -G Ops AR IVING- WEKLY.
Just to band,- a New Lot of RUfflings, aresols, Buttons; Fringes, Beaded
Gimp TriMmings; Bleck and White Real aces, Kid Gloves in two and four
button —li,ight shades,lHosiery and Gloves.
NO TROUBLE TO
HOW GOODS.
•
THE ON
TARIO LOAN AND
BENTURE COMPANY OF
Have removed to ther new offi.ces, cor-
ner of Market Lane a d Dundas Street,
(next door Ito the M lson's Bank), and
are receiving regulat moiathly remit-
tances oflEnglish eapi al for investment
in mortgages on Real Estate.
Straight Zoans at 7 nd 7i per cent,
According to t lass of security
se ere
Interest allo ed on Deposits.
Apply pertionally or b lett r to
ESTRAY STOCK.
p YUNDKEEPE NOTICE.—Came into the
Seakrth Pou 4, on or about, the 25th June,
Tw o Heifers an two Steens, all yearlings, and
of small size. It not claimed on or before the
25t of July, they will be sold at pnblic auction
for he expenses.
sItt.A.YED.—Strayed from Lot 31, eon. 1, Emit
Wawanosh, ort or about the 18th of .Tune,
Three Mares onedark bay, nine years old ; one
bla k with white hind legs, two years old; and
the other a lighthay, one year old, with white
star' on forehead. Any person giving informa-
tiod where they may be found, will be enitably
rewarded. JAS. McGEE, Auburn P. 0. 656 tfx.
TRAY SHEE11).-0ame into the premises] of
•A-4 the undersigned, Lot No. 7, Con. 5, McKillop,
about the 22nd of Jane, a Ewe Sheep and Lamb.
The ewe was unshorn. The owner can have the
sante upon proving property and payring charges.
666x4 jOHN MALONEY.
RP 7 WANTED.—A good smart Boy -wanted to
"" learn the blaeksmithing. Apply immediate-
ly o M. and A. MUNRO, Blacksmiths. ao.
GHT GOODS
AND AT 1:1L -OSE PRICES.,
e beg to call.
cc ially to the
h and selling for
e attention of onr rends
t that it is by bu g tor
ash that we can effer Gooda
otwithstanding, Ihe Large Increase (7,34
melits in each Department.
Ve not carry Goodn over from season te
se son if we can aVoid it, and have therefore
Inst effect a Speedy rlearance of the whole.
Is lint a PARTIAL LIST of the LINES noW
• offerg s
DRESS GOODS :
I, P ain in- d FaneyiDreas G40&,,,ilt 13 cents, IQ rents,
1 .1124- cents, 16 cents, 20 cents, and 25 tents.
1 Plaln and Fancy Brilliantines, at 15 tents, 20
, P lailn and Fancy Melina ges, at 12? cents, 18 tents,
i 120 cents, 25 cents, and 60 eents.
-13ealltiln3. Shades Lei Lustros, at 10 eents, 121
perits, 15 cents 20 cents, 25 tents and Z301
Fan y Win ceys, and tuttons to Match Goodie
ThetDress Goods Irrade has been very lively
his month.
POINTS
Dar • Pompadour, -
Lig t Pompadour:,
Pen il Stripe, with
• Border,
American Fancy*
American Min,
Ashton's Fanny,
Heyle's Fancy,
A Job Lineal
7e. and 8e.
•
Kid Cloves, frgma 25 cents,
Frillings, from 2 tents.,
Silk Ties, front 5 cents,
Fancy Ilosieryl from 6 cents
Novelties in Ilrillinga, from '10 cease .
Kia Gloves, 8A, Reamed to 60 rents,
Turkish Towelling, 25 eents,
White Piquei cents,
(B:orrosceadtse, 4M5-41 , 10 cents.
•
STAPLES :
Cottons at OM price%
Ducks and:Denims eld prices,
Union Tweed at old prices,
Ak Wool Weed at ole prices.
READY MAOE CLOTHING
Mtn
Men
Men
Men
s Tweed Suits, only isq 00 $8 00 :s9 00
Tw-eed Coats, only 4 00 5 00 00
Wei are giving Special Value in ell kinds cl/
Hats nd Caps. Alan in Ledies' and Children'S
StraW. Goode.
UOUE AND LO -01 'THROUGILit
Courteous latention Paid to
81. W EST