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ST ARRIlf D
rDT
dsion Store
x can gF t the best
offered in Seafortlx.,
ars really good and
stock of Fresh
PROVISIGNSt
t of FRUITS, anch
ts, Dates, Cranberry
Currant jeLy,
felly, Fibs, Raieins,
BOTTLES.
: in the market, at
4,o and 50 cents per '
and Cd cents
45, 50, 5;5, 60 and
jet) cents ler pound,
a liar Szta,1e-4 Sugar
L., Plain Hams and'
tt. ornmeal, Oatmeal,
:t.ts and Potatoes.
RUfT- JARS.,
Gem Fruit Jars, of
before the rise in
Street. Searortli
HEAD.,
E WORKS.
44*
4$1.101trittitV of re-
iabit ts&t Brussels
and beg to state
tqc,v,icents in their
axe n0107 in a
suppiy the
ca -h, at the
'.'fl(,f ,tur business
turn i1enunquali-
pubiie can rely on
f.x<-:lass article
14 'kn.:. Works.
inanaows.
MILLS
TTIE
Ispot,ing of his Flax'
neto t g,.. -ad active,
to xtarne.ge it prop. -
sown. -and in spies..
rat:Axing- steadily dor.
in connection with
LOAN.'
Loom on reasonable
m security.
04 Connuerte Brad -
IC BEATTIE.
)YSTE RS.
SEA FO KUL
:r (wry 5ecoucl day at
eextre Oysters as trash
:t from the fisheries.
your °Otero.
RUDA WATER,
and Cigars,
nieettif fiery,
-Han(L
tresh supply of pure
y Brothers' old stand
v.art. Store. 657
'ANTED
TAKE NO -
n, again calls your at -
runty for the harvest
f "Alowers, Reapers,
Klx like. Old gearing
114 new : also repair -
of tinkering done irt
Threshers wanting
Heti should not fail
f iron used in the
Ail kinds of jobbing
despatch. Give T.
lcet tU your own sat-
! man in_tlie right
general blacksmith-
isfactory manner.
-EL tt luext.ber andlook
UELLIS, Kippur.
OR IUM.
:.r.ke his numerous.
liana others) for their
1te past 7 .years, and
VA ch•sc attention to
[ftdencz, and. trade in
enlarged his prem. -
1 noxv prepared to pay
ASH PRICE
7-.resh Eggs, tlelivered
'EAFORTH.
ton.s of good dry.
I WILSON
AGE FACTORY.
i)xERER
d w.ale to Order,
arrkage•o, Rug-
tutu:lc:in their
x..1tL ir own bag-
Pttl, article bath as
n.
,ir Work cannot be
,tablisluoeuts.
ci to. Give ua a
w. eel: satisfy you fsa
the public, having
f.xr over 12 years.
HABEREB.
To GALLERY.
Vet it Taken by
ettlrth.
SAMPLES.
E`tv nut aze samples of
t h as on can get any
4, drapery, clear and
Ld clean faces, such
"US at practice and
14eil and emerged as
CR, Practical Artist.
L,t el. 650-
E TT
i inLEATHER and.
Very Description.
Stock kept. Tarma-
c. All orders by mail
R. N. BItETT
JULY 16, .1
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•
80.
Gale
A' little Oa
ION witness again
said "it was when
ing, and semaelaady
it."
—A 13214.11 lately i
at a country post oth
were none, upon w
there was not anoth
place.
— "I, should like
dna me," said M
breakfa4 table, th
"flim! eo should 1,
j," said Mr. Smith
est—nesAs.S
h
,
effield re nufacturer it re-
ported to have told is workmen t vote
just as they pleased. "In fact 1 Shan't
tell you how I am oing to Vote," he
barreLof beer brong t into the
it,
ard"
said. "After it is o er I shall ave a
(Hear, hear," shoute the men) "But
'shan't tap it male s Mr. Wortley, the
Tory candidate, gets in."
"Goods at half price," said the sign.,
"How mach is that teapot ?" *eked the
old lady who had ben attracted by the
announcement. .'F fty cents,i mum."
"1 guess I'll take i then," she said,
throwing down a qu rter. The dealer
let her have the tea ot, but teak in his
sign before anothe cestomer could
come inI.
—Dr. JohnlHall i reported to have
said that he knew a reacher in eland
who used to come d wn from ijis ulpit
every Sunday, afte the ser on, and
the people passing i line in front of
him would shake h nds and.ass the
comptiruents of th day. One elder
told his pastor one ay, "Let he Lord.
keep yon humble, s' , and we WiL keep
you poor !"
—Chowder got a g
a few days ago, by
he was going to bri
with him to that me
rived, alone, and Mr
him yrhere the j
amphantly pointed t
ing : "Pin a good j
He will be obliged t
same other way her
ies.
efining "b
your neig
obody did
went and to
gulling for 1
e was told
'ch he tisk
r post office
see someb
Smith a
other mo
y dear, so s
ith exceeding
9 •
Oa
&ring
bor,'
aoth-
d of
tters
there
d if
n the
y ab -
the
ping.
ould
earn-
— The Scotehman
gist : "Ion man ga
carry by a short cut
his inn, while he too
Eh ! it was drea
when I got out of hi
ed to see what was
at the unco weight
man, it's no use for
was in that bag, for
It was stones.'' ''An
"Carry it ! Man, d
as mad as himself?
tied them all out, b
again, from the pi
and I gave him goo
money."
od dinnertat home
'ling his Wife that
g a judge home
.1. When; he ar-
. Chowder asked
dge was, he tri-
remark-'
dge of at dinper.'
get a dinner in
after.
and the Mineral°.
n Me his bag to
•across the hills to
• the other road'.
fully heaay, and,
sight I determin-
it, for I Wondered
f the thiing ; and
Tou to guess what
ou'd ne'er find. out. ,
did you carry it ?"
you think: I was
Nae, nae 1 I env.:
t I filled the bag
near the house,
measure for his
11
•
Sala Franc'so0 Snobs.
The snobbishness of the neWly rich
in 'Frisco- has bet
theme, but we think
ecdote. "out-Ilerods
oeracy. Among the,
Taylor street magna.
tative of the ancient
who prided herself
inwardly considerin
who paid i the coin
and was not the on
being received.. B u
the ascendancy of .N
she was area -zed„ on presenting her card
at the.Taylor: area mansion, to find
the servant inspect her from .. head. to
foot, and then retur • her .card with the
remark,- 'Ally mist'e ses orders are very
strict, mum'; sorry 'an't admit you to-
day, but we don't r ceive people twice
in the same _costocal ." Another resi-
dent of the, same lo ality, when revising
her visiting list en er -husba.nd's sud-
den accession to sa • e Unexpected. bo-.
IltaliZa„ struck from it the names of
those ladies she ha previously known
•who did not- own e. rriages, remarking,
"One Must draw th line somewhere."
What was her delig i t, a short time . afa
terward„ at seeing d awn up before her
door tWe carriage of a lady whose -ac-
quaintance she was gore than anxious
to cultivate, but h r , _annoyance and
enagrin was uubanded at receiving
from her servant's lips the message:
"Mrs. Elite's compl-rneuts, and she has
..sent her carriage to call on Mrs. Cash."
—San Francis -co News Leiter. -
A Generous Offer R ej ected. - -
He did not have g ge right kind of a
face to inspire ,c infidence, and . hist
clothes looked likethey had served a
third term, at least • .
"Are you the foil, w who reakes fun
of people in the Arens ?" '
The iewitapaper la an owned up he
was '''thar cot:liar:a outs."
"Well, I come to warn you. They are
layin" for you with clubs. They are
bad."
"Not to hurt, I reckon." •
"Yes, they. are ; but don't be afeared.
Tina your .friend. 1 can stave my fiat
through a man and wale off with him
on my arm just like he was an empty
market basket."
"1011, get out."
"I'm not joking. I am your 'friend,
and I'M doWn en your enemies.
Look here. : Cant you lend a fellera
quarter ?—temporarily, only, of course."
"Now, you look here. Didn't yon -just
now say von were my friend ?" -
''So I am." .
"You don't talk like it, but take
you at your word."
"jestcount ma me." ., •
"You say you want to help me, and
you want to hurt my enemies ?"
• "That's about the size of it."
"Then you go and borrow a quarter
from one of them and loan it to me."
Adjourned.—Oallon .News.
•
me a well worn
the following an -
Herod" in enab-
cquaintances of a
e was a repaesen-
State of Virginia,
pon. her IT. E. V.,
she was the one
liment in 'calling,
complimented .in
tone day, soon -alter
b Hill aristocracy,
said th•3 histo
req ires, a se
whi h mei
Y u should
unr e a Pru
stin Frede
aces ding to -
wit the only
ohi of that
beei unworth
whi h he wa
fro gg which
elm er who w
a s ooth ohi
y strops,
a ght stea
cert: in gaiety
edg d weapo
tem tations.
bor ,-not ma
any men
ty to sha
he kindl
to litetat
ish chara
terprise,
; the Lat
hey do n
shave.
ore con
taste..
IY,
abil:
for
dea
Bri
al e
ran
but
rsal
:their
that his frien
:be 'hayed by
for amees we
are
bo le -glass o
fess on? Th
barber on boa
theiu from A
E. egliehnae
selves when t
Ra ars are li
one
, would ke
giveaway a
he ondemne
well. and c
sol ers' old
str Ps. The
peculiar har
gra s in dee
W
mane year
R,ussia, whil
in that'eoun
"Whak is lov
inuph embai
reply. Her
and. bowing 1
formed her t
struction is i
Wails particul
ability. the gi
stand the m
Barbers and :Shaving.
The idea that shaving is a duty, says
the .Loudon —ceremonial, as •
among the Egyptiau priests, or social
merea, as among aurslves—is older
than the invention of steel or even of
bronze razors. Nothing is more are -
markable in savage He than the reso- .
Intim of the braves who shave with a
shell or with a braien piece of glass,
left by European mariners. A warrior
will throw himself on the ground, and
While one friend holds his arms and pre
vents him froth struggling, another will
scrape his chin with the shell or the
brelsen bottle glass i11 he ries, bleed-
ing but beardess. Macaulay, it seems,
must have shaved almost as badly
with the razor of modern life. When
he went to a barber and„ after an easy
shave, asked what he owed, the fellow
replied; -Just what you generally give
the Man who shaves you, sir." “I gen-
erally give him two cuts on each cheek,"
•1
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THE HURON E),U)OSITOR.
3
ian of
mbinati
eet.in o
have p ey
ian am sassado
*ek. T ie.; a b
oltaire, oth s
azor he pkses
diplom tial , m
alike t the
accredited an
e camehe 6
uld face tla w rl
requir s Many
any b sbes, odd
y handi, and, per
f temp4r which ei
-from o ring
Perhap tl4e h
e, like the oet
are bon wit
Her ea es
race df I4rb
re. The er
ter, our eajI for
ekes ns a se
n peoples areec
t grudge, p yi
merica s i t
ngl nd aving
n of q alities
e tuna e .
inental
as it
s indue
barbe
sea e shel
preten
e equal
4 the s
erica.
, as a
ey do
e Scott
p a ba
od:one.
till it h
lueffboltfullY
Scotch
smoo
ing ein
ha
ot
ark
rth
st e
tiiha
toth
'p tha
ule,Ish
a
v
ot wear
shep
oe 4r
N ra a
sben"a
SOe s
nate
Inaantry
'
h finagu
trees.
t
r
iI
fl
n
f
at is
i
ago the
inspect
,
apkec
?" Blu
eased,
teacher
w to •
at "ii
parted
r subjec
1 does
ening o
Majesty has, deigns pr
"That is mu h to be r tte ,
I
the Empre ; "for on ad'
naught but ove—firet 3f all,
her parents; then 1oi-f4 herl
and lastly love. for be chil
these girls h ve acqu red o
prehension o have
badly prepar 1i d tie
Having thus he self
press left th
pleasure, an
teacher was
Ministry of
ship._ L
-•
A. Great reac
. Jonathan I Edwar
e P
1a Em
girl's
of t e
g dee
he girl
ste ped
he Em
y scho
to the
, and in
no eve
t w
1
azors,
f the
sador,
throat
The
have
rt to
that
uisite
with,
aors,
seeps,
aps, a
events
nholy
er is
rtain-
n in-
eed
race
the
idu
ng
cal
an
tter
in
ille
n t
th
pro
per
th
gh
a
f
1
11
0
is
'8
f
8
0
0
gs
8
u
Y.
a
r
11
il
o
•
t
1
h
ie.!
I foil
ti
lap
w
w
131
fat
tta
of
ful,
cb
•
in
11
eL,
s hei
y wit
. L
but
!1 its
d anz
the
ches
the
who
he
nock
s will
na or
ight f
mbr
vari
ing
ue a
he w
est a
habi
n le
n clo
ches
astic
1 upo
'eh fo
T •
arge
✓ an
eter
hew
ther
str
roue
leav
gree
eath.
age
dar
to
y inc
y to
he w
wit t
owth.
fted
umn,
t, it
opea
ping
e ot
he e
.0
of t
the
tre
tattr
ropri
rythi
uld b
ing
1T ap
open
ass
s or
d
re
love, t
d fort
express
selioo
a fe
ismisse
clucatio
ey
in
battle with
was often So
for his larg
the church
over wbicit
quarter of
Stockbri age
diens. fie
family of te
tane. In t
treatise on t
which was r
theological
his poverty
was written
and the bla
later paper
purchase.
women of BU
lace and pai
market, tha
thing to the
enury 1
ely per
family
it No
e had
eetitu
o
as obli ed
childreik
is seclu
e "Freed°
garded
literature,
t this time
u the back
k pageS of
as beyoun
is dauht
erior nalpent
ted fah
they
family r
a
ma
ays
the
d P
s P
ugh
est
c to
el- mi
so pto
past
e re
mong
tb su
a
he
of
ast
o g
at t
bfam
his
s,
• ipo
th
•iihit a
ces.
er'
hi
ex
th
ee
0
10
•
•
111
SO
Dr. Stur
writes that
experienced
views of her
rare acciden
those of the
isease will
with a set of
treatment a
are perfectly
will be impo
be quidk to
gest ex pediei
own estimat
requirement
fore the cont
and skilled
inexperience
be rememb
and house p
be young an
and precario
ick N
OS, a
he higljlya
nurse -w ill
own, whic
coincid13 a
doctor. F
urnish her,
opinioes
d medical
legitimate,
sible to co c al.
etect mistakes
ts, as w11 .at to f
ofthe 1ai1y prog
of th patient.
et of khb highly
urse wi la the ye
practi io er—ah
red. thwb aouse
ysicians mist of
inexpeep ed—
is.
It
ritilpli p
duca
alwa
LIl will
p
nilio
iter
to
pac
nd
a
1
8
.e
8
st
er
uid
0
or
e e
1
et
The Youth 0 170
The elders of a c au oh i
chusetts, iu... e yea1700, p
followiug 1ivo1v oadinan e : -
"To preve
pluming ye S
ing themselv
It is Ordered
ye two back
Gallry, whi
for them—an
an. 'othrs
tak
l , Turn by
thea to hasp
not:be reclai
cou n teu au ciu
shall be com
and proceede
Law Directs
Insaead of fi
suca in carrig
Cor
orall pu
the To
bbath an
s in time
They s
ide Sea
are ye
that
sired
two in
et them
ed by
of ti
lained
1
41
th f
their g
f :h
all sit to1 tl
s of eac
seats a
e Tyt
ith th
Day, t
and eh 1. a
sd pet
eir 11
f to the
1
a
14
r 4
0
14
Cf
ro
de
ou
Ce
lie
ve
ife
di
eri
I -
hs
h s
ill "
ce n
W 8
ati e
tte
8, 8
9
•
0
y •y
wi b.
with
hil
die
hic
51.11
an
her
ate
an
et
eo
ssit
cu
pr
rde
PP
er
fron
nte
me
Shal
wit
wil
Dis
Der
tice
th
shal
rise
the!
.1 IS
11
with -I y them 1.a
uleas ftid JuStic
eine; of I. them -11
le perso I or
shinent.",
epu].. g
he preseu e of we
speTsed here nd flier
meutin
net es in oru
1,
pri ate dwelli
is e ceedingly
out ine, ud
habts o • erre
lar hat these
eit er iu pr
groiJinds or p
elm and ina
kin4s genera
witl4 erergree
Mg trees a pi
he cut -le
of t e handso
int -aced in
many iu 1651
ess inated at
designated t
sylvjan belle._
rl
Trees.
ping tr e
Wath
ground
gs r1d1 ii publi
attract ve. Gra
eau iful in folia
th, it is not a htjtl
tree ar so nix
vate gr uuds
blic parks Aman
les and oaks and
y eiinpibydd, and
s, give 4onifr of t
ce.,
ed -Wee in bireh
est of 11his class.
o thW c un ry
and ha been nil
the Eaist. It
nter
e vs,
a ODD
ark
dal i
e an
ingu
seen
ubli
th
othe
alon
veep
10
,111
e most elegan
Erect slender
• I
on
t wa
Ger
y dis
• bee
th
t 11, i
00
41
0
1
Ru
ned
bera
Odes
0W13
ly m
ns
wo
nil
wa
form
n h.
ave
t,
afte
h tr
du
ally
ke.
MT.
1.1 Bo
t er s
hig
e wi
Ood sto
*ling
e whi
of
tom
le s
age
ds, t
e of
TOO
ma
and
e.
elry
rse,
vvo
y sh
se t
oat a
r pe
use
ause
ling
ac
yers
ker
icin
co
lers
ONIC
11 IleC
ib!1
g ily e
et :ver
ale 0 holi
wh ch
al to
dera
eine el
ld by
0
GN
London
IE eter
11:1K pn ps ea nl I
0-3efi
1 uneton
BI th..
Wing -ha
4'x0 So
aWingha
BI
Cl ton
B iee5c
ppen
nsaleter.1
0
ins I
1 ws
W
E -pres
xpres
M • xed
ixed
I "G E
E press
E spree
ixed
ix ed
d.
fl
a
00
a.s
pin
ping
lic
gr
oI
f s:•
ts
ter
ng
it10Si
g
1
ell
G -rated
it as ea
El by
the 1
ng.
extend its silver
g grace
gnificent
ller and
rapidly
eers till
on every
weeping
brighter
lifts its
it over -
then spreads its
and sub -dividing
e silvery' branch.
is only equalled
OW. he Kill
Low s we known:
adted to small
ap
St'
be
eh i
CUTipU8
wi4 .
t is; ncit
foliage
after a
und,, pr
ndering
• u res p eaty
ns of it are
oiie lin i dre
on terns sii
ily ained aB
y b -trained
graf ing low,
ven at once
on of the
f la • n trees.
sin alar, and
sig tly, but
its twisting
umi g many
op and
sent a wealth
t ve besati,
of roomi,
nown tdr
feet in
ing inden ia
Itis • eseribed
uir g to be
it shape.
•d, o a* grey -
ail ery gre
eth in it
up n stock
bra ches wil
ntall and a,
ey b nd grace -
1 $
TO
he
le
I
d.
• o ntain
coit of
tree
lat f
wit
fin
ash i
bt a
is a fine
ish seVer
tIte A
stately
nd eherr
are high
laiWns a
aced.
nds up
in 'mind
t !droop
•
wee
ree.
a re
kee
, TOR
e 841.1
er
ork i
the
oriz
gth t
OS
ash s a well -
its lo abits of
it sliould
et iligh. I
bri Rant re
e i :et. The
a g other fine
gr : ceful as
ar g g r tree.
ic 1
1 w
1
erie
mos nd
°Mar fa
that y0
ctive d p
t 137 uc
g., de n t
barn by
oi, pl ng
Pri peintio is
n, le, never
or mi ed in
tabs n belts or bo
: usban.
ife
i a III: y
w
ng enal
ki ng bus
tig cer
a. Ife 1dy,
yo g, hand
ed, as alki
n1 thy q
Weheard.
ersigy law
e m he
ict two
anion, W
o furt
dr
t h
Tee
eping va-
n elm is
autifnl
ilies fur-
namental
rks,when
• indeed,
is, for it
those in-
rees that
lways on
n groups.
th other
ders.
1
01
om
elf
eu
nd
t
1ift i
has been con -
ser itude for
feib a street
ad 1 me Venal
ome and but
• ith him,!
arr lied, and
n moment'
he ieutenant
rea t of hia
fur.us stabs
deavore.
njury by,
is sabre,
wn with
she. fell,
her head
•e savage
Q e
er
rd
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5
BANKiNG HOUSE.
S,
SEAFOTH, 9NTARIO.
Office .th, premises nder David -
son's llo el, former occupied by
the Bank of Commerice.
NOTES' ANII) BILLS DISCOUNTED.
aid Foreig4 Exchange
Purchased.
FARMERS' SALE NO ES BOUGHT.
Drafts Issud, payable et all Branches
ef the lankof Cnamerce.
instereat Allowed Oa Depoits.
Money to Loan on Mortgage , et frora Seven to
Nine Per 0o04.
A CARD
JAMES
OF 1rHANKS.
CAMPBELL,
11_
A FTER a residence of seven' years in Wal ton,
,-1L begs to return his gratieful thanks to the
Farming and Men:lentil° PabIllic generally for the
generous Rapport given him !gluing that time,
and begs to state Unit Ile hae now on hand a
full assortment of all kinds of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
And will always be ready to nete out to them
good artieles at as reasons le a price as spy
in the Trade.
He has a large quantity O PORK (Side, &o.)
of first class quality.
Earthenware of every -description. Glass, Oil,
White Lead, (James', &c.) and a general assor.
ment of Colors.
Boots and She a Specilty, from the well •
known firm of Hynian & 0o.,London.
G. OFFORD, JR.,
A. 1\T 13 0 0 T i\T Y :60 I) -Y.
31
1 , 1
ALL TiIE GOODS ARE THIS -SEASON'S MAKE,
WILL BE SOLD ATTHE LOW RICES FOR
WHICH HE IS NOTE.
I:)
AN
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSEL
G. OFFORD, JR., MAINST., iEAFORTH.
1\TOTICY3
TO -----
ALL BUYERS OF DRY GOODS
With the Full Determination of Closing Out the Balanc
4' my Stock, I have made, another
EEPING
AND FOR VTR NEXT MO TH
DRESS 0)00, SHAWLS, MANTLES, CLOTH 1,.01/E, KID CLOVE
•
, -
RIBBONS, HATS, CA1PS, FURS, OVRCOATS„&0.,
1 1 f
Will bire !Sold at Prices -Never , Heard of !before in this Viciuit
GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE BLACK BRO ID CLOTH
Minksters and Others requiring those Goods can Save money by Calling and
Buying at
1880 MANIToBA. 1880
dREE 1ST A
Special Passenger Train for 11 nitwit
wi,11 start from
i•T -1-~t 11AA.
-
n the First TUESDAY ba ach
month,
Freiglit leaves the day previous to all o &bore
-Offs. Due notice will be given of a 1 futtipe
parties.
Rates always the lowest, end thegreat stpains
taken to have arrangementoi most cow lete
satiOsetory.
Persons jointrg these parties lire released
from all care in bbn ding haggage, fre ht, Ix
stoat o.
10 Ponllits of Baggage P
Mr. Greeniey goes through with -ea
FO.tpartculars apily to
KN OX G. W. B. A ent,
4351 entrails
THE' SEAVORTH
INORANCE AND LAND A
AiLONZO STR • NG -
ENCY
IS l AGENT for Several First -Class S .ck, rite
na Life Insurance 'Comanies, and I prepar -
ed o take risks on the most favorable t raw.
Is° Agent for several of the best oan Re-
mehes.
Also Agent for the Sale a*d Purchase of Fatal
-and Villege Property.
AI N umbe* of Frst-Cliass
I imiyrove4 ar24s f or Sa.
$400oo to 1ast ntSea-tela p: r
lliatereet.
Agent for the salblof Ocean I....team:4h' Ticket*.
FFICE OveAl idrrison's Medal
Steet, 'Sea -forth.
.NEW '
BAKERY AND ODINFECTI
QRBEg BliOTII ItS,
i I
11AVE now startled buslue as in Willimson*
Old Stand. rrF4t to Osamicbaers Hotel, Set -
forth, -where they i tend to give full satisfactieu.
in lever", branch of tiheir business.
Wedding (Yake and 41 other !Ordrs
le
Prom. )ily AtOnded to.I
Delivering don pxomptly. We also intend te
al aye keep on haad a new and full -stock PI
Confectioncry and
• aulideltbaleraiY1hp°aPtsreto o ratelitioltistth*het geiTizdenwsiellf 441edit f kind0r tI .
mill vicinity. No ng like good bread, and that
we intend to have away.
BES BROTHERS, Bakers,
•
JOHN ROGIERS'.
Any article neceesary for country store can •
be obtained.
Patent Medicine in all thelines.
All kind of Fannin Prodhce taken, cash or
exehange.
657 JAMES CAMPBELL.
VA. RI
A NW AND Goo ARTICLE 9F FOO
.,. 1
GROUND 6N W FLAKE CORN,
SNOW FLAKE CODFISH
CLINTON MILLS XXX FLOUR,
OATIVIEAL AN4) CORNMEAL,
PUBLIC NOTICE I BACON AND AMS,
SYRUPS AND VINEGARS,
JUST RECEIVED GROCERIES AKID CROCKERY, &C.
—AT—
JOHN LOGAN, M IN-STZO SEAFOR1111.
THE VARNA GROCERY,
A NICE STO 11 OF
Crockery, Lamps, lowers,
'inch the people of Varna ajad vicinity will de
well to call and inspeot. befo .e purchasing else-
' where,
SEEPS.- 'SEED
SEEPS.
Farmers wanting Turnip, qarrot, Mangold, or
hs, colds,
ess, data,
sters and
s recoms
d publi
ery bes
. cure o
medicin
Fresh and Reliable at tho Vet.
a Grocery.
I Flor, "the Houle? ife's Delight,"
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, &c.
All kande of FRESH GROC RIES as usual.
'es, feels 644 Iti. IU$%XRY, Varna.
ve of the — • ' ---
ental or THE SEA ORTH
nditions,
g t° the TIN AND STOVE
onapreriots.,
WHITNEY'S BLOCK.
nvigoratel
natural M RS. E. W
u. Syrup! •
4. •
Has now on hand a compl
EMPORIUM
AIN STREET.
ITNEY
e assortment of
A,
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
:E J&FORTiI POTTIVID=.
• SEAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880.
Ha bag purehased the Seaforth Foundry from John Nopper, we will continne
to keep ini han, at the old Stand, Main Street, Seafartha full assortment Of
Plows Gang Plows, &Olen, Land Rollers and all other Implereentsnuour lime
Column Crestings, and School, Churh, Garden and! Lawn Chairs a specialty.
Repairing promptly and neatly done and satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a trill.
ALFRED . N0P11311.1
NOPPER BROTHERS._
JOHN W. cglOPPER`
SEAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880.
Having disposed of my business, I must call on all those indebted to me,
either by tote or book account, to call and settle the same before the First of
May, as e,fter that date I will place everything in the :iands of the Clerk of the
Court fee collecion. JOHN NOPPER.
SEAPORJJt PLANING mna.„
4SH, DOOR AND iLIND FACTORY
THE aubseriberibigeleaveto thank hismunerOtt
-1-. zustomers for: thtliberalpatronage extenuate
himsinee oommoniing bna Rens in Sesfortit,and
trnsts hat he may be avored with a continuante
of the same.
1 ?arte. intsndlngto build would do well to eve
hitn a eall,as he will eontinie to keep on hand a
large stock of all Inds et
Dry Pine Lit' mber,, Sashes, Doom,
Blinds anal,Mouldings, Ski4leit,
g-4,3 t :3t11:84 ' a .1 4Inf IC; e ,[t 1 co I giTiugsitiodatticontothoin
who may fs.ottrInin withtheirpatronageiasnOtta
but first-olaesworkMen are employed.
l'artioular atteniion paid ts Custom Planing
20E JOill.isT 'IL BROADFOOT.
" 1 t
.THE -COM11/1E1i 'AIL LIVERY
1 1
S R F 0 T Fl ,
ARTHUR FORBES,
kiAVINEf pure Sad the took and Trade of the
Cominercia Livery„ Seaforth, from Mr.
George Whitcley, begs to stato ,that Ise intends
catrrying on the bi ciness in the old stand,and haa
added seveial valtirible horse!: and vehiclesto the
formerly large stied'. None but
First - Class Co* lrtabl Vehicles and Good
Reliable onWill ill be Kept.
COvered and Op Bugg'. s and Cerriager,m4
Double and Single WagonH Isawaya ready tior ase -
Special Arrav2ne7i8 Made With Com-
inet,cial ilten.
'TIS WTER , THAN COLD TO CET YOUR HORES PROPERLY SHOO
AND YOUR
BLACKSMITHING NEATLY' AND SUBS1-ANTIALLY DON
J01 -11\T
Orders left at the etabies or .anyof the hotels
premptly attended lit).
LUMBEy, FOR SALE.
HMLOCK First Quality, $6 per M PINE
1rom$1.1.
BILLS q].JT TO ORDER,
All Length, frera 10 to 50 Feet, etthe
pOsNy mut I mcKu.a..oP
The Subiseriber has also $
LIMBER MID IN SEAFORTH
Where all kinds of Lumbcr can be obtaned.
1 47 THMA.S DOWNEY
TN HIS EW and enlarged premises, opposite the Q ieens Hotel,
o t.bit He alio desires to inform his custoaaers of his remove
patronage iWith dnlarged promises and i3nproved facilities he is p
tion than er. er.
- Horse ,,'hoeing, General Blacksmithim and Rep
and on the ...1.1o$l Reasonable
Eiotierioh Street, is prepared te
an d to think them for pat
Oared to give better ea tisfaie-
ping done as forrnekg
erms.
ay.
hand eonthMILK CANS AILS &citE MEMBER IIE P LACE : Grassie's Old Stand, opposite the Queen's Rote
.
SOUTH.
..5:55 A. M.
.12.88 P. M
..8:15 P. Mt i
I
ruce.
. Express,
▪ P.M.
625
7 40
758
759
808
8 25
8 52
3,
8
91
9
9
10
11
12
Mi
A.
10
12
1
1
925
d. Exprese,
11
1
28 ' 20
34 21
.... 49 30
l•
41•
rai
;
7-24
7 43 I Done on the S ortest Notiee either with Tin
7 59 ' or Gelvanized l9on.
8 06 A Complete Stock of Tinwar? always onhand.
P. M.
6 2° EAVE; TROU HING
6 55
And all. other Dairy Utensi
premises, from first-olass st
sold at Hard Times Prices.
REFRIGER
Alao on hand, a number
GOOLD and QUE.EN Befrig
and Stylathescritefrigerators
No boneekeeptr should be wit
s, made up on the
ck,- and will he
IMPERIAL ME
A full stock of the New
Imp -,hand, etamped according to
sold in sets or separate as des
TO R S .
f the Celebrated
rators. For Price
annot be excelled.
out one.
SURES.
'al Measur'es ti
he Act. W!ill be
red.
825 •
k ay.
Stations aa At the Lowest Prictes, Who esale and Retail.
• Also a large assortment of La ye, Globes, &c.
Orders for • all Kinds of 'Jobbing
- fct,ct on Guaranteed,}
1 Give me Trial before pnrchaling elsewhere.
nd 01 nto
SEA ETIi.
.8:10 P. M.
..8.55 P. M.
.8:00 A. M.
SEA OMIT.
.8:00 A. M.
.4..1:05 P. /d.
0. .4:15 P. M.
,..7:05 P.M.
•
Finest Brands of Coal. Oil
CLITON.
3:30 P. M.
33 9:15 P.M.
8:45 A. M.
145 P. M.
CLitcron...
7:36 A.M.
2:40 P. M.
:30 P. M.
1 6:55 P. M.
' •PromtkAttendecl to and Satis-
MRS. E. WHITNY.
Goderich treet.
JOHN DORSKY, Seaforth
649-13 t.
•
GO TO MOORE'S ART
Jo Whitney's Block, Main Street,
GET THOSE PHOTOGRAPHS y
GALLE.R
affr:and
U i)ROIVIISE
•
TO SEND TO 'YOUR FRIENDS.'
There you can get any kind of Picturl you want, in any style, and the fine
•
1 •
fiuish. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pictlres Framed.
CHARLES MOORE, OPEATOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PAINTING. PAINTING. PAINTING.
HOUSE kND SIGN PAINTING,
J. GRAVES is prepared to do all kinds of House and Sign Rainting, Paper Hang
ing and Whitewashing. Satiskstion Guaranteed or no charge made. Orders
' .
receive p °rapt rttention
left at Wilson,S1 Young's, Lumsd Au ezt ;Wilson's, or W•n. Robertson & Co.'e, 1
7"C.TEZ.Its.TIIFT.T11-4.D... ,
Jj S.- PORTER SEAFCIRTI-i.
I 4m, cletnzu .c1 to Ciear ut my
Entii-e Stocl of FUrniture cgafrd-
fess of Costi
THOSE IN WANIE, it willpay the to asoer.
-a- ' tain prices beifOre purchasing else here. X
give a large disconiitt to those paying3 taih, es
pecially to newly rIntrried couples.
y
•Narerooras dircIntily opposite N. R. ountees
i.
Mainmoth Jewelry! tore, Uain Street, Worth,
Eafit Side. i
625 401/N S. P UM;
Jp-hIN WILLI/MS C.
BAXERS, Scc.,
NVROXETEA, - ONT RIO.
bralts leane, Money Lorit
I on Beal Estate at Lowest Rates.
JOHN WILLIAMS A Co.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
TIVRESBING 3dkCIIINE FOR SALE.—For
isitchanesap, ipor motos,ti,iyed,zeipcoornwreri6Stry4
by lasgow, Men at& Co., of Clinton. 4-
in ood running order. Til
lie nrachine was made
ply ;on Lot No. ith Con. 5, Stanley, or to 'GEO.
W. *CREST, Vsrn4 P. O. 1156
phiN:unTdIN:begsW1. tentEtheW• boiltasitSeUeldL.
coMmeneed busfueilts General ilonsePaitex,
seatortik and atorrntindittoantrytbat loci
Parr Hangers .Sign 'Wirt , All work in-
tusted to him finished in trat-eisaa dos.
Office, meantime, At D. D.
for. WM. E. FEEW.
4.44.11r
Boaes Oroery,4
COI
3.