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Ht'J ON EPOSTQR.
A WILD NIGHT AT NET-
T.LEBY GRANGE. '
CEA:PTEB III.
"it is very kind of you, Mr. Dixon ;
pray o not"forget us." The speaker
insta tly vacated the window ; it was
,to gi a place to an elder form.
" ake h aste with Willie,and we can
neves] thank you enough," was next
said ill Mrs. Sib:bert's tiremulous
tones1.- "It is useless reasoning with my
sister."
,,r rget you !" echoed young Mr.
Dixo . It must have been meant in
anew r to the first voice, not to the
seco-d.. He raised his arca aloft, at
the sme time so using his heels to his
horse that the animal made I a small
whirl ool in the water. We Cannot say
that e dashed oat of the gateway, for
ridin nearly girth deep in a flood is
not a swift process ; but he urged his
hors to the best speed it was capable
of.
Th:s ulilooked for'moclification of his
.erran�I could scarcely have been satis-
factary to the yuttug gentleman. Iu-
stead of chivalrously rescuing; Kato—
with the others throvvia in as make-
weights—he «°as sent on an ainilese
chasa after a juvenile of his, own se;,
whose only scl•ay of interest to him was
that e was Kate's brother.
Ho, . ever, there SOUR was evidence
that 1 Ir. John Dixon aid not •eglect all
other interest:] t:: go in quest )f .Willie
Sibbert. He had nut been gine more
than ialf an hour when the ift Mites of
the Grange heard voices hailing
them from the dusk outsicse. The
shouts asked that a . signal should be
shown.
"Mr. Dixon is here with a .1 oat," the
loudest voice explained.
Mips I3eaniish did not d lay this
time she soon was at one of he front
upper windows, holding a lig i ted. can-
dle in her hand to mark he where-
abouts. -
l'h4: water had risen so quickly that
it hat filled the bottom roe -Os. - Her
firgit eager words were, "Where is
Willi , ?"
Th boat slowly came 'forward, a
torch held by a boy iu the plow cast-
ing g owing reflections on tie flood.
Thei progress was slow ; the had to
be ca eful, As yet the water was not
very high above some of the sub-
merge d obstacles, acid sudden currents,
with. trong ed lies, were met with. "Is
it yo ng 14 Ir Dixon, or who ?" asked.
Miss eamish.
"lv ' son is gone to see, about your
neph w ; I aim come to take you all
away before something worse happens."
It wa not Mr. John Dixon, but his
fathe who was so vigorous-, y pulling
an oa in. the boat.
" y did he lose time in going back
to yo ? not but that the Orange is
safe...I tell you it is quite sale. None
of us Shall stir without Wille ; 4o to
his help, do."
Gradually the boat was drawing near.
It had passed over the hidden front
garden wall,. and was advancing above
where the great laurel bushes stood. It
was as large boat in it.were two of Mr.
Dixon's men -servants beside himself
and the boy with the torch.. "This is
downright folly, ma'am," peevishly and
panti ' gly said the stout gentleman. "I,
. who ia.ve not had an oar in my hands
for tv 'enty years, ' have cornu to help
yell, and you positively won't be
helped."
"I shan't stay to argue .w with you.
Erini
Willie. That was what I told
ycrur ou ;- he has acted very wrongly."
Theasement was hastily shut ; the
lightrota it vanished:.
Mr Dixon rested on his oar �n amaze-
lnent It was only for a /nomelut ;
raising his voice, he called, " )ur crazy
old house isn't -safe with this weight of
water trying it a. all sides; Trees will
be brought' clown soon. .If the 'flood
gets utu the foundations the place
migh come down about ysur ears
with. run. Du you hear, Miss Bea/11-
'8h 7'
-Fr
m within the house voi� es could
be he trd in loud altercation, hien all at
once peal of laughter shril: y mixed.
with. t. In his excitement Mr. Dixon
stood up in rho boat: -
"M s. Sibbert, where are you—you
and iss Sibbert ? Don't have your
lives 'shed by her. Game to the win-
dow, and we will take you , u some-
how.'
ome-
how -
Tli ,re was no response still the al-
terca 'on inside went on. The men
force the boat round the corner, and
tried he side of tho house. So strong
a sire "m was rushing there that they -
had hastily to get back. Perhaps five
miuudes elapsed, Bien the window
opeue 1 again.
"Yes, oh, yes, ce-i•taiiiiy 1 Sarah, like
the coward she is, inay go if she likes."
It will be guessed who the speaker was.
"Go, vee bad girl, who -wish to be in
coink rt when my buoy is in danger.
But 1 say the.Grangge is safe. Do you
hear, all of you, it is safe ! But it would
not b, if I left it; Providence will not
destroy it while human beings are in
it."
Sar.11 did not need telling ewice by
her nistress to go. Before the words
were • eished, she was struggling out of
the casement. Half way through, slue
stopped, shouting. "Oh, I" shall bo
drawl ed."
With some difficulty slie was gut into
the boat. Mr. Dixon made au arith- i
nietici,l matter Of it. -This is one of
thein, ' he said. ,
Mist; Beatnish uow wholly changed
her tactics. Standing quite free of the
openiudow, she laughed again iu that
fearful. way, saying they alight all go if
they Ued.1 Every one of thein might '
go, an 1 leave lier alone to drown ; and
drowi she: would if Willie was not '
rescued. -
"1 a.m sure she has lost her senses,"
moaned Sarah, crouching terrified in
the br,ttorri of the boat. 1-fe. Dixon,
standing up in the red light of the
torch, reasoned with Miss Beamish. •
He appealed to the others. A degree of ,
eloquence that was surprising showed spot,
in his speech. It was all in vain, at .I
least it was so for a time. .
Hannah behaved very strangely. i
She tiling' her arms about her :.nistress' `.-
neck, assuring her that she would not
leave her. Two minutes later a panic
seized her ; she hall tumbled herself
out of the window, nearly upsetting the
boat and all in it. So soon as she had
recon red, she called out, "I am going '
no far her than this; Ill see the boat
does not go away without you."
Just then a dull crash to the left in
the yard told that Mr.Dixon's prgphecy
was being fulfilled. A portion of the
outhouses had given way. The water
arose on that side in sudden tumult,
and b� the light of the torch they in- 1
distinctly sa• w
of masonry an
whirling past.
screamed ; th
lent. • Some s
once ; now. th
to bring -down
ing so. Al
cause ; • the
and they -ha
varices to gal,
consultation
ers again got
this time ro
the front, a-
been thought
found, and, by
:men got insicll
rent there w
th y could n
do . They
fro t. After
ag , there wei
• str iggie with'
prc ac ii ing th
Tell Mr.
rather stop li
roan was hea
Mrs. Si'nl
carne into sig
by the, torch
" \Vd casino
and shells ti
stcv o bird 1 I 1
self -ecutrol.".
Mr. Dixon •
Mrs. Sibbert
Was forced tit
turn ; uplift%
she was got in
"Your Willi
no doubt, m
aw
'co:
the
"1
by did yot
net I w
re." Spe
beg your p
talking so.
fully. But w:
is filling ; wo
yoit."
Atthat ins
came from
wall 'must h
.,another ragiu
upon them.
a large tr:: and a
breakin: wood-wi
The wo ' en in th
se in the ouse w
jape mus be tag
t the 0
nt has
trees it w ' ld go
m ; came from a
oat had prung
only mal eshift
her wit
as held.
to work,
d the ea
ide wind
ofhyHa
.its, mean
the dwel
s tpo istr
t keep- t
ad to go
airing w
sands
; wo pe
wig d`os .
ixcn you self yo
re and b Browne
saying.
rt'' ;hi count
t at the' "Window,
arc}.
leave, wi gout my
set" abort ]Willie.
Helve she has lo:
tide a Fig
crying
u h the
al.nls - c:
o the boa
isl being
," . sai
no ins ke
Id!,giuckl
lig ou
don,. is
is not me
ou co
aha 1hzve
mass
>rk go
e boat
ere si-
en at
begun
rndo-
not ler
leak,
�ontri-
. A hurried
Then the row-
tging t e boat
ern co er of
. Cher had
nah. t was
,. one f the
ng, T e cur -
hg for, them
e boat i posi-
iagain o the
at see ed
of a k nd
ons wre
t nt anot
1 e rear.
. e yielded
Li, swell of
4. fresh p
rat g out in t1 o clarknez'
It meant a ild, loierst
on the part of Miss 'Be
nothing worse
' I am sure . he -has for
sail the magi scrambli
th boat. "I •aw it in
gliiipse I had 1 her in t
ilrs. Sibber rose in tl
sh- must gobrick to h
Mr Dickson 1 also rose,
wi h her,forced her dow
Sn ' tching up his oar,,he bade th
pull for their lives. ICa e, despit
ping, the shrieking •rotestat'
motheihad to . be 1 f alon
crazed aunt in the loomy
vyzeters boiling and laging'
ncreasing in their f'try ever
t. CUAPTETt Il.
Kate left alone in that wr
se with -a nad wo liar` ? I
co 'artily 1 I id not t ink it
fat er."
These rash, fitter wor
:to lair. Dixon l y his son
with those re cueu' rot
neared the dry la ' a
Prospect Hill,' JohD
rushing down the road f
house. He had reached
other direction—by •he
liaijing, on his part, '1
Sibbert and old Thomas
;pitable shelter. Miss
far right, that the boy;a
faced the. increasing 11.
to rejoin the household
By taking a roundab4iut,
Atliemselves of the other
!Wrenching it nnd fa` a
:mous roving. (arced : st
The torches h d to be :i
glare blinded i ohn I) <on,
ing his ft ce,.it tried. : pee
was not an eahy things as hid
ing of the 'r: nge he trw.
in the di n ling': t, was ry
slops and id les see•. ed
f a they cio ld be 3: n
b king, bee of two iltar
a oft to the le hand, ow
tiro f Prosp at Ho -.: an
T ora the dar mass
tl e 'dge, an which ey
b j t e fir -tree spinn: ,s; so
s eer ng Was'. ot. S •'>sii t
o he fearfu elp=a ec
.t r� e whereat &flood ' as
f- atm the Re Hill G ll
St erirg this ill
ma .(e,t openi g of
r. 1Th water a 'm
led, cb -red'wit r : o
Jolty !Iron's -ar
ha f-1) !ieved tl lou
ut. 1 ; ' , in a n ) " eu
e� es Ji;t>iett ted it, lug:
.tall it was hlydI
Only e uppe-• per
ge . 'w showi g'non
s. s they dr s , ne
lis 1 u s, niw.c d
ittrrl, tri nn:Ting I boo 1
and jg i g on beh{iud
t ley uu g 1 the l.qo t, r
t .ii
of t e sub •ge
w the first t sea
he t cel washed ` wn
back. The)' Lea
r ey'-e too heavy tken.
er. '.
( o be Coit ted
ome it; ig-,
sh> ag: in.
; t•eir
,t n-
ahd. It
t 0 op:n-
T Q sc:ne,
raa ge ; he
ch:•ged so
t : 1: ut
ike gle:Ins
hg :Iae p•si-
ca 'ala i ing
i : On
ust
ew for
�s ad an-
r.:r. old
ring down
diaree on,
er nge
aid ore
All ' as
tobd till,
i ' as :lot -
i strsee..'in-
it ed
✓ cog m -
on of the er,
a evstrane the
t 'ntervals
ingr, could
the i house.
;ht to the
c Wel ing.
e said :
caught
� p
iit'11 {t11 come
u mere
t
an ! t
of c
ap- t
d
t had a
l," the tno
1
;nae
lit Ip b
sister, j y
Pray '
t ilei ;
s
,1
al to th man..
nd protesting,
window ager
tght Il. r, 'and'
f a
saved, 1 have' ti
9 I Mr. i,on. tc
Miss B amish
,ifI as up
r, he called,
Beam sh;' for.
rut disr:spect
e ? 0 r boat
to go ithou t t
r dull crash. t
The o chard 0
: t some part ;
he flog
al of la ghter
of the house.; e
rical o tburst
finish, if it was t
is f
f
101
was tl
t her y uses,"
g . dowir into _Ag
her fa e, the
e room."
e boat, say -in '
sister': aid.
nd, strt glitg
on the ench.1
men
the
ns of
with
ouse.'
bout
1rlo-
•
y
n
r
to
to
i 'h
o
t
et
12
1
k
b
in
t
0
s
y
18
clk aau.ut
o 1rrLU dealer
ng el: 'id raid
I act, IN ut St
fr«�t. : all t
tirrib The
and I :ti aua `- e
)redo vood,
f thio 6 States,
'or ja til •ultural
urger e.S thous
r, 1itt thinkin
ere ::troying
arc o ld hay
n'l vale •l= than
avoc , timb
—t'le ttlers t
uucr 1 years i
e veto ; �; with
rface 4 yered,
t •eat' f r gets one
t the t—is
tl in A erican 1
1 at, - b.magni
p now' aall the
w' ever lize. I
d ' (Aion values,
e est ated at
li i of del s. Bu
F lthoug�� west o'
t - were tb know
b Iles 5 : Iries m
n: North st, wh
for t e plow
t
et foo, nit, th
orse to • ake it
c on fro the ma
ble. 4 it wa
er tions I indust
it lives a i wore
t les toil f hewin
forest , ►f Ohio
ople ` the pr.
y of stlea y assn
s e almo. t pike a
h o .• Fe -t is -e.
jt c1g , that the-
a et d covere
iv fere p. ; they
o •e in .ac 4 1 value
t y stun o -day.
h t ut 1 a y sto
h -le as se in the
d:'Striietlo Ing ou
eat wood o Jenni
env (elan e. Th
t an p plar t
s n six ot'i„h't'ye
d. try wo 4 now
br: rth f r,1 more
f res and °'hat wa
a . hen h e was
c e, that lig" a was
s:t'1 's tple open 1
w till ri_z:r, and
e. t to fell
we are
r:_i n Iowa.
u.v.at of :.
raveller
t.i} .'tate Eeje
pm ja t staiie
s: l ill vvimr1
p"n• p blabk
sl:.si All a
w n t belt, t
c t it g up inta
ail c -t ick sl a•
t :t 'aub-g•
w 1t y 'corp
, o-op.rat
E lish canija.
0$ 11 se mill '
V`
we
he
he
sth:
ane
ho
s were
As th
It the
the b
Xon had
om the:
home
Dalby
ronIght
safe to i
ibbert
d the of
d, dete
the
route, a
higher.
pike, they had never 1 een in
danger. John Dixon ha(
to ore risk in getting
for he had gone first! b
wa . It was only th
with a carrier's cart,. alr:
which had passed thi tv
that he got upon thei
On reaching Prospec
,there, he did not find t
:father or any of the : G
Indeed, the house was e
pants had all gone diiwn
the flood.. £wushing o:
wildly down the road
torches lighting hii;`n to t
be came upon the dise
the women weeping and
glands. •
The news of Kate beitg still
;Grange and that her' at rib had
los her senses, made: hi .x nearly
tic. It was in that' stat of ini
,spoke so wildly to his fa her.
I ,Ir. Dixon, wileas st. o
squeezing the water ro the b t
of his trousers,. mildly sagd, "If w
'not come away, John', Viet shoul
all leen in the water tog; `tllor."
The young gentleman rid dour
its father. - Putting grim 1 aside, r e
I<, to trying to tug the bo: it on dr, 1
t was_altogether op I unwieli y
him, but the hien in a n oment t
Ieto d what he meant' to o. The
by heir joint efforts, kva.1dragge
ly ut of the water.eking ' o
'owl jacket, John Dixo. instant
to ork using it to stair ch the
In an amazingly short: Arne th
was again pUshecl off. ! Leapi
board, he stood there-] p Ile and
ruined.
"Who groes With me ? One m n
more ; not you;. father ; Wall ti a
luau, soniebod i.iot tired I'll
Dityiid Holmes He'll d as I bid
\Viol you coiue Daviil ?"
Mrs. rs.- Sibbert again w s maki
way into the boat. "Le life go
she pleadingly asked. • I 1. firmlj,
her at ba) . " must ru no ris
said ; "Rate's 'life is a stake.
boat must not o too hea y, in a; s
the boat leaklna `.again. 'o up' to
:house and see Willie.
tched
was
you, fi
oken it
boat 1
-ange a
e of g
come tl
Own P
an-
ad=
\Mille
hos-
s 80
ni an
ined
nge. n
iling
urn-
•uch
osed
hem,
rtest
tin g
Glen,
'oad,
with.
j his
ates.
ccu-
e_ of
shed
of
here
oup,
heir
El
al
t
s
a
m
fig
U
0
e
pl
tr
d,
.
0
s
r,
re
n
a
,been e
rewsoft
the s; 1.
Ough_
arty ov 1,
o on the
r tr ck.
Hous
ere eithe
auge in.
•pty; it.
to the e
t, he :
the gl:
e spot.
barking
wringin.
..
a
.
t
i1
4
r..
t the
trite
ran -
nig, he
ems
had
have
1
ith
be-
nd.
for
der -
oat,
art -
his
set
ak.
•oat
on
ter-
etp
T vo
iu"a
et`
rh
hi
bto
gr
w list he ar
the
ay
at
eft
on
gsla )s
Ca S
er
on
shall b
Kate safely; do uot fear."
keeper, who had enly t -reach d
ruling the lights in the b at as b
the circling tu bid flood.
r. Dixon c me forw rd, calli
his ar : "You will do o good
boy," He hael, dropped is voic
re Words shou d not re ch M
his Sou. "I caiatot wait. '
now,Stroke pon str Ise drew
•
ng
the
It i
1
el ca ly 1)1
ave Many le
vriting
It is
ack sir
along
now,
ng
alnu,
r the
ese
a cer
hold
ration
ng w
ists,
The
little
and w
ck
ttle
city
ellvill
is v
nd Ce
the
heir
ir
e to
alre
dura
Over
line
heit
now
.ally w
—Gr
rang
liieh
n and
ected
hre
vore
til s
s of siilhtl mal
US to dy
s wee. poke
ortifi th
0, Pieea illy,
Io
1 we
et s
tea
lin
ittr
oryi
eopl
Was EL
the to
tindt
India
dt
killts
is
an
nd
and
re
are
all
fast
e let of
th
riY
ng
es
hic
1
Ildl
ly les
hey, f
and k'
d bur
q
it y
nor
in
this
set -
the
roy-
the
a SO
nds
nes
In-
ear-
roy-
und
ling
ing
eer
ow
ung
tire
ich
hio
and
ole
lay
lers
no
ay
rld,
wo
ent
the
the
To
75
sts
nd
od
nd
eir
rth
as
ton
ter
his
he
lo -
of
tO
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IA
fie
w
land
e Set
far a
the w
08 8
t
ut of
e thes
on he for
ye s' war
tes ch Ohio
bow it t
da. wr
a in
an Barth
'ght acres
t the settler t
e h5 rich,
elea
enty ye
lfere ere ,no or-
rs
eal
fo
bl
ave
tio
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tit c
nd
able
Or
hog
bh.
take tram
'heads of
Oozy
gr at
mills -re
of- br•ad
wad, ut
large _al d
pany of
an in le
th stn 11 -
be fon d.
oodlinibeesr, n-
11 that
ut
114digrec ly
isEdennigliat de,
valuab e,
e heel e,
fees s th y
ere tithe of
,Tioi7 es
•
ed
tient 1th
st ab
thse
tact
We
epi
bl
ge
to
ch
omfo t-
ope a-
nd
rop r-
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whi h
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er
gr
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ere
na sea,
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improved terms only, at 71. per eent. i
st, payable y arty ; private funds ; charges
rate. JOHN S. PORTER. 6
ood
ter-
od-
on firet Claes seeurity, at 8 per cent. ye rly
rat crest. Pr-vate funds, or on the install ent
lain Apply o W. HILL, Seaforth. (18
ertt, at per cent. interest. Intend my.
• half.yea y or yearly, as desired, with a or -
ion of the p incipal, if so preferred. Expe see
ONEY.—The undersigned has a large su of
money for immediate investment on rat
inortgages on farm property. Seven and a alf
er cent. Interest yearly ; principal as may b e
greed upon. J. H. BENSON, Solicitor, Sea -
MEDICAL
G. SCOTT, M.D. &e.,Physician, Surgeon
Alccouchenr, Seaforth, Ont. Office and
once month side of Goderich Street, first
and
loot
342
M. HANOVER, C. M., Graduate of
McGill University, Physician, Surgeon and
ccoucheur, eafurth. Out. Office and reside ice,
rst door seat.' of the Catholic Church. 4 6
ftlee and Residence, on Jarvis street ndrth,
McNAU
ay. • A stock
Charges roes°
nese and certi
HT, 'Veterinary Surgeon, Gredu
tario Veterinary College, Seaferth,
prompt15 attended tor -nigh or
of veterinary medicinee -en and
able. Horses examined mite so nd-
Gates given if required. 407
ldre, Whitney
Seaforth.
"ILL • Surgeon Dentist, Grad ate
of the Royal College of De tal
Surgeons of Ontario. 0 ce
s new brick block, Main St rot, -
LEGAL.
JAMES T. ARROW, Barrister, Attorney n d
—1A3.1-FIRON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barris ers,
Solici ors in Chancery, &c., Goderich, nt.
. C. Cern ton, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. am-
ATILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commis.
T sioner in B. R., Wroxeter. Auctioneer and
ppraiser. Accounts and notes collected on
La*, Sol titer in Chancery, Conveyancer &c.
0 Bice, Masonic Block, Wingham. Trust Fenada
to loanl. Car ful attention to colleetions. 6)2
TT c, MEYER, Barritter and Attorney at
-I-1- • Law, 8, 'leiter in Chancery. Commissioner
for taking 'affidavits in the Province of Manitoba.
elicitor fOr he Bank of Hamilton, Wingham.
t• JAMES EEHOE, Thirrister, Attorney, So- .
• licitor, Conveyancer, &c., Stratford. Mr.
ehoe will be n Seaforth twice each niontll on
4revious Rat day evenings. He will eta at
he first an third Mondays, arriving on the
at LMV, So icitors in Chancery and Insolvency
rth and Brus els. $28,qoo of Private Fun s to
T• he she), e rm has thia day been dissolve by
rautual cense t. All aceounts dee the fi to
1 c paid to Mn Benson who will pay all li bil-
Blo k, Alain Street, Sea,foilth.
OLICITOR for the Consolidated Ban of
Canada d the Canadian Bank of Comm roe
in Seaforth,
Farm and Town and Village Property botIght
end sold.
I Money (nth te funds) loaned on mortgage se -
entities, at re sonable rates of interest. Charges
Money invei3 ea for private persons upon the
I est mortgage securities, without any expena to
•
S. CAM BELL, trovincial Land Surveyor
1 attended ten
and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prourp t
D. B. CAMPRELL,
GREAT CLEARING SALE
THOS KIDD'
AT
•
1/14Y 164 1880.
TEM. TEAS.I TEM: -
THE NEW CROP JUSt .:ARRIVED.
SEAFORTH -4-uZaT S
Just try is Newl Teas, --they a it really good and
EMPORIUM Gt. eery and,Provznon Store
spoT where yon n gct the bed
FRESH ROORIES AND -PROVISIONS,
As announced last week, I have commenced to run off the balance of my exten-
sive Summer Stock of
GENERAL OlY GOODS, MILLINERY AND
FANCY OODS, READY1VIADE CLOTH-
ING, OOTS AND SHOES, HATS
CAPS, GENTS' FUR -
AT GOEATLY REDUCED PRI
Every Department' will be found thoroughly assorted, and UNDOUPTED
BARGAINS in each. In OOLORED MUSLINS, GRENAWBS, WHITE
GOODS, DRESS LINEN, COSTUMES, SUMMER SHA 8, SUMMER
SKIRTS, and HOSIEBY, 41 -ere is a' PERFECT SLAUGHTER goIng on.
sold., even at Wholesale Prices, to dear them outon
or nay early AUTUMN IMPORTATION'S, Which I
These Goods must
order to make room
expect in a short timei
A CHOICE LOT OF REMNANTS
11Are also being .,()
ered at nearly one-third. their cost, consisting o
REMNANTS IN DRESS GOODS,
REMNANTS IN. BLAQK AND COLORED LUSTRES,
REMNANT IN PRINTS,'
REMNANTS IN MANTEL, DRESS AND TRI
REMNA TS IN CASHMERES.
MING SILKS,
A QUANTITY OF DAMAGIED FINGERING YARN AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Astounding Bargains in a classes of Goods during the Wilt uance of this
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
Every Lady desirOus of Saving Money, by purchasing servieable Goods at
Greatly Reduced Pri es, should make it a point to visit my Establishment and
judge for themselves
A Liberal Discoun -on all Cash Purchases. Special terms to customers buying
on short time, and the Highest Market Price paid for No. 1 Butter in tubs and
One Car of Sugar arrived this week ; also a lot of Irlresh Groceries,
consisting of Teas, Wobaccps and Fruits. Wine and Liquor 1Department as
usbal fully stocked. All orders punctually attended to.
Free Delivery any part of the Town.
CLEARIN
HOFFMAN
SiikLE' OF DRESS GOODS
E3ROITHERS' CHEAP -CASH STORE,
In 'order to make rodm for our Fall Importations Vite have decided to offer and
sell the whole of our
PL4IN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, GRENADINES, LINEN SUITS,
LINEN ULSTEI1S AND LINEN DUSTEtS,
•
.4.4,+ COST Pl4cE OR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.
AN EARLY CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
'FANCY GpoLis ARRIVING WEEKLY
Just to hand, a New Lot of Rufflings, Parasols, Buttons, Fringes, Beaded
Gi fTrimmings, Black and White Real Laces, Kid, Gloves in two and four
but on—light shades, Hosiery and Gloves.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
BLOCK.
THE SEAFORtH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM.
0. C. WI(LSON; PROPRIETOR.
Co$nsisting of the Following Kinds :
MASSETS NO, 13 THISTLE CUTTER PLOW,
OLIVER'S NO. 40 CHILLED PLOW, 1
HILL'S PATENT PLOW, NO. 2 1
MASSEY'S NO.110 sop PLOW,
PORT PERRY AND TEESWATER GANG PLOWS.
A Full Stock, of traw :Cutters, Horse Bahes, Grain
CrusherS,,Bo. t Cutters, and all Implements
libelo7 ging to the Business. •
S EW I NG
ACHINES, AS USUAL.
The Florence, Wanz r F, Raymond, Royal Singer, and other
SeWing Machines Repaired on the Shortest Notice, and work
Oils, Needles and Attachments always on hand,
0. C. WILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth.
And a nic
as °rang
jam by
Currant
HON
Some o
85 cents
Try my
Try my
per porm
Try my
Try my
it is reall
po
of all kinds 41 FRUITS, such
one, Apples, Dates, Cranberry
ud, Black Ci,trrant y, Red
"ne Apple Je4, Figs, Raising,
•
the heist Tea. Dust the malice% at
New Japan Tea at 40 and 50 cents per
ack gongatt Tea ail 50 and 60 cents
Y• oung Hyson Ten at 45, 50i 55„, 60 and
r pee
Gunpowder Tea at 64 cents per pound,
, good faille.
1:=" Co tCTISIKD1\TS-
A Food supply of thOse supetior Smoked Sugar
Cured Pia s, eked Dimon, Plain Rains Ind
all sizes-, hich, Peing bought
price, wit be sold very cheap.
G. AULT, Main
• T
BR U
TO
td. Fruit jars, of
tiore the rise in
14. A E A D.
• turxi g thanks to the inha ittweltstnotfs it their
and 'Si Ci 'ity for past patron]) >, and beg ro state
that h Illi A g made several inni
kiln and ode f burning, ti tv are now in a
ie
better po ition han ever bet, re to supply the
public wi h first-class lime. it 1.24c. cashi, at tile
This bank the sixth seaso of our linsineins
fied satis action so fa the lilac can ely ott
receiving good treatment ande first-clasi article
from us.
Bement
646-13
SEAF TH FLA MI LS.
TS ST4L Desirous of dislieSing of hie Max
3.1i1143 on tea onable termsito a good. active
business an, w o is likely tosomanage it prop.
erly. He has Etteti, dent Flax s wn, and in spies-,
did order to keep the Mill rutintinTi steadilydnr-
Any am wit o money to L an on reaionable
JOHN 133E.A.TTTP,.
pY LE_
as in mid
Leave yo
G your .order eviery secon day at
Iliggsl you can secure Oysters s fresh
winteS, and direct frent the fisheries.
ICE CREAM AND -SODA WATER,
obaceos, Pipes and higars,
Fruits, Km( er.; Confeetione
=staidly on Hand.
Will re eive n+xt., week a ire& supply I pure
honnezro. em
ATPS WANTE,
FABME S ANI? THRESHERS TAR -r, NO-
TICE. T. Media, Rippen, a.%ain calls your at-
tention t at he is as usual reaoy for the harvest
of 1880, for the ;repairing of Mowers, IliesPers,
Threshing Machip' es, and such like. Old gearing
boxes filled and made good as new also ',repair-
ing of knilvt and all kinds of ..,tinkerhag donein
cylinders mi concaves repaired: should not fail
to give a 1. The best of ix -4n used *ri the
raanufact re of anal all lt.inds of ebbing
executed ith neatness and despatch. Iva T.,
Isfellis a t "al, and be convinced 0.,o your o eat-
isfaction pat he ds the right man in the right
place. "terse sh*eing and general blacksmith-,
big of all kinds clone in a satisfactory Manner-.
A_ call solizited Xrom all. Remember aid look
out for th hive.
655-4 .1' THOMAS MELLIS, pen.
E G empom
41,
THE Su scriber hereby thaullt his numerous
eraste era Orterchants and. others) 14?r their
h opes by Strict inteqrity and clime attention to
business tb merit, their confidence and trade in
ises durin the winter, he is now! prepared tosay
THE IGHEST CASH PRICE
For any q antity!of Good Fresh Eggs, delivered
at the Egg Empollium,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
Wanted by the ',subscriber, 25 'tons of gOod dry
clean whent straw!.
THE ZURICH CARRIAG4 FACTORY.
HESS &
lwaya, on hand, and make toi Order,
fermi, and every othir article in their
can gUaratrtee a good article both as
and workmanship.
For St_le and Finish their work cannot be
surpasse by the large city establishments.
Repairi g promptly attended to. Give us a
trial and e convOnced that we eau satisfy yottag
to quality nd prke.
Mr. He s is wellknown to the public, having
been in b sinessin Zurich for o'ver 12 years -
636 HESS & IIABERER.
line.Wa
Ct
T_T AVE
ness, and
to rnateri
THE RD PHOTO !GALLERY.
Picture of Rare Me? it Taken by
A. Calder, Sea,forth.
CALL AW., SEE SAMPLES.
ALL the; Samples shOwn by ine are samples of
every! day work, and such as .you Can get Any
day at Calder's .only. Rich drapery, clear and
brilliant eolors, and smoothand elean facto, such
as can be made Only by years of practiee and
experience. OldPictures copied end enlarged
usual. Negatives preserved.
Opposite t e Commercial Hotel. I 650
Wholesale and. R , ail Dealer in 'LEATHER sad
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description.
None b t the 'Very Best Stock kept. Terms
moderate. A Trisa Solicited. All orclera =II
400 11. is% BRETT
A little
saiini7sgi:Alt,7nilinctv:ii:i
atdWl, hi la il 1, tr 8 all it leta e Me: eistari. ealk ;131.nilt: 34nel 3 oil ;:fle)astY: eohi
tell yOtt how
el“Row much
throwing dovi
let her have 1
c°8igil—niel)beirl i!Ji)er 1 a ne
said that he 3
y4 3twbe I Ivo°, n aheume or yrp 43 opi aoseprtialie:it,oid::
told his pat
keep you hn
he—:ash°gwo:eg
a few days a,
rvtedh „,111111ont6e, 1
him 'where
gist : 44 Yon 1
s 011 ge la net :we i 114 3'-b 1. f, la faersohlmi 1
—The Scoi
his inn, whill
ed to see whs
at the 1.11100
man, it's no
was in that b
It was stone
'Tarry iti
as mad as la"
tied. them
angillonhae; .f731
and I gave ia
The snobbi
in. 'Frisco h
eeaote “out -1
ocracy. Amo
Taylor street
tative of the
who prided
inwardly con
who paid. tb
831a VAS not
being receive,
the aseendan
she wassma
at the Taylo
the servant I
foot, awl the
remark, -My
strict, mum '-
day. but we A
ihalleeurtthvi.e°sfi7trijinme;sli
those ladies s
What was he
door the ca;
to cultivate,
chagrin" was
from her se
"Mrs. Elite's
A Geller
Ile aia not
face to ins
clothes looke
third term, a
of people int
The newep
was "thar
"Well, co
layin'for yo
"Not to h
"Yes. they
ou niv arm j
mark -et bask
"Pro not j
Look here.
quarter '2—
"Now, yOu
now say yob.
"Yon. aon
you it your
"Jest eoun
"You eay
yon want to
"That's a
"Then you
from OTIS of
Barb
The idea
the Londe
among the
merely, as
than the Inv
bronze razo
snarkable
hatien of the
shell or with
left by Euro
will throw
while one fri
vents him fr
scrape his c
broken bottl
ing but bear
must have
with the raz
he went So a
shave, asked
the 11111,11