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F THANKS.
kMPBELL,
seven year is Waltota,,
grateful thanks to the
Public goaer.tly for the
him durin; that time,
e ix' noes on hand a
t.1e or
RD GROCERIES,
tc me`e out to then
IiFaahie a price aa any
icy of PORK (Side, &a.).
eseriptior- (Gass, viii,
! and a general assort.
ecialty, from the welt-
'C•. London.
countrysiore cou
the I .n .a.
,,roduce'taken, oaah or
;AXES CAMPBELL.
rOBA. 18.80
Ass
[`rain for Maixitooa -
rt from.
I A.
1±:SDAI in each
th.
revious to all the above
ibe given of all future
t, and the greatestpains
uts moat complete and
parties are released
baggage, freight, live
Baggage Ei'ee..
ugh with each, party.
}X, G. W. R. Agent,
Centralia
BUGGIES.
purchase Neat and
ittial
., 04' Democrat*,
W 1. GR SSE'
miber of splendid
WAGONS
11 Sell Cheap..
ie Shoeing Prompt-
• -ber the old
suds
WM. GRASSIE.
FOR -
CHEZ SE.
ie Stark's Block,
`x••;+arec's Bakery, I
lea react} topur,.chase
CHEESE.
'lin ('. alt Will • be Paid
Lrt iele
%4<Yt i i A OX,
seafort
maws
It VERMIN'
that will drive; away
'eti:rlly
S
e nowledged bychem-
ZM:best standing to
1 for the following
ugth much longer
rr
r t, ai :greeablo odor.
boxes. ' Price fifty
. S. ROBERTS'
Agent far Seaforth.
,t real. 633-52
LOAN
RTY
zit •Test Pay-
'YI.riut-ipal at any
tsl on the unl,.tid
1ALL,
YY
LL
Yt ,
!chant. Seafe?rth.
LINE.
l STEAMERS Sail
NEW YORE and
rrrl- and LONDON
L"nJonderry, G1as-
Fares' as low as
, i -rued to persona'
tic*t, of Anchor Line
r elegance and corn"
Ofiiee, se/tell-tit
S 8't 0O
o...
ONTA RIO
two!. Money Lent
eget Bates.
:4•LLLIA, STS d Co.
AtiGursr 6, 1880.
About Staying Too Long on
Friendly Visits.
One class of persons will need au
especial amount of grace this summer
We mean those women who., having
worked hard in their homes all winter
are visited by their city friends all sum-
mer. Perhaps they have married the
sons who by fate of Fortune have kept
the old homes. All the brothers and
sisters, withtheir- troops of children,
must come back to tie shade trees and
meadows for a qu et rest. Perhaps
they have no special love for the wo-
man who presides c ver the old-time
house, but it is such a convenient thing
to have a place to visit where there are
no board bills to pay. Ten to one, the
wife in the country is more worn than
her city relatives, midis in no wise able
to bear the extra care or manage the
additional cooking. For by force of
circumstances, she has been dress-
maker, milliner Band servant, may be,
her large family the whole year through.
he has turned dresses wrong side out
and upside down. She hasmade every
dime go its farthest. And now the
visitors have come to use • up all her
self-sacrifice has save . It might have;
been pleasant to ha 'e received them
for three days, batt wen they remain
three months, the ase is different..
-We once heard a g ntleman remark
that he "could say alit the new things
he had to say to visi ors in one da-',"
and, as a rule, we qui e agree with him.
The cheapest way to isit is to go to a
hotel or boarding -ho se, and pay an
equivalent for what lie receives. Of
coarse, one has conger ial friends whoni
it is a pleasure to see uch and often ;
but too many so-calle ' friends are per-
sons who are serving their °own con-
venience --persons wh never offer to
help in, kitchen - or ` parlor, and who
seem oblivious to the fact that any-
thing is being done f r them. Don't
make your summer tri at the expense
of anybody's comfort. Let your reli-
gion, if you profess it, permeate- all
your plans,especially those for summer
visitiirg.
L eadville.
About a year has elapsed since Mr.
White wrote his admirable le series of let-
ters from this clamp. I It has been a
very busy year. Th ' population is
said to have doubled. Estimates of; the
present number of in abitants 'range
from 25,000 to 30,000 The business
area of the city has iso doubled. A
year ago Chestnut stre�t was the prin-
cipal thoroughfare. It is still an im-
portant street, but has een eclipsed by
Harrison avenue. A y ar ago, the hill-
sides bore a wilderness of cabins, each
set down where to the owner seemed
good- To -day the city is laid but as
regularly as Phitadel bias Harrison
avenue and Chestnut street cross at
right angles. The sure is leading from
Harrison avenue are, re.;.pectively, East
or West Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
etc. Streets leading rom Chestnut
are Pine, Spruce, Ileml ck, etc.
Some of the streets re conspicuous
mainly by their names but every new
cabin does something t.ward wheeling
the street it is on uto line. ' The
streets are not only amed, but the
cabins are numbered - The rudest
shanty has its bit of numbered tin over
the door. The numberrun well into
the hundreds, and som of the cabins
boast , numbers in for r figures. Be-
yond the regular streets lie what are
called, the suburbs, the cabins on the
ills. Comparatively l ,w of the cabins
: re painted. A. painted cabin is a sure
sign that the owner 1 a brought his
amity to Leadvitle. 1 here seems to
e a passion for lace curtains in Lead-
ille. Shanties built o logs with the
lark on, and having on y . one window,
ill have that windoi draped with
ace. It is not unconi on to see a
;rand piano in a cabin that - cost less
han one-fifth as much s the piano.
The character of 'the buildings has
mproved materially wi hing the year.
fire limit has been es ablished, with -
1.1 which only buildinc s of brick or
tone can be erected. there has been I
cine deviation fromthe rule during
Ibe past winter, on acc milt of the in-
dequate supply of brk, but practi-
ally Harrison avenue is becoming an
venue of brick and stone. Very many
r lore contracts for building have been
Ft during the past six weeks than were
1 t during the correspon:ling six ' weeks
1• st year.
The city government was organizec1
pril 14, 1879. In addition to th
ork already mentioned, the city ha
acadainized Harrison avenue, Second
rid Chestnut streets, has established- a
re department, introducing a fire
lama telegraphs and . created a good
olice force. A system of graded
B hools has been adopted, affording in-
struction for about 1,500 pupils, and a
ew school house, -to oost $30,000, is
eon to be built: A plentiful supply of
lure -water has been segiired., having a
I ead of 165 feet at Harrison avenue.
here are thirty-two street lamps light -
el by gas, and the principal public and
►any private edifices .have the luxury
df gas light. The city, in its work, has
one on the pay-as-you-go principle.
he rate (At taxation ;:las been two
cents on a dollar. The city has no
fended debt, and the floating debt
aries from10,000 to 515,000. City
arraxits are worth about 90 cents on
e dollar.
The government is administered by a
. ayor and combined blhard of alder -
us
t
en and common coiinci
t
else members, seven
epublicaus, and five De:
c the Republican aldermen are Irish -
en. Let me call attention here to a
c rious fact. In Leadville, Irishmen.
i cline to be Republicans. Men who
I ok as if they might have just stepped
cat of the "Bloody Sixth," assure you
the richest brogue that they are lie-.
iublicans, and when, if it is election
tie, you look your astth ishment, and
entally say : "Can the Ethiopian
hange his skin, or the. leopard his
` ots " the subject of 3 -our thoughts
otes the Republican ticket. The
arise of this nnomally las Mystified
e exceedingly. I have, however, dis-
vered the cause, and h sten to lay it
efore the Tribune as a ci .estion pf po-
'tical importance. The priest of the
0mau Catholic Church i this place is
p•eputlican. He is a st ong Republi-
c,.n; moreover, a woman' fights man,
is said; a friend of cdu atibn, and, it
ill readily be seen,a fa tor of error=
'ons power for the good f the city. I
lelieve that the orderly condact and
t. e apparently peaceabl termination
e f the strike is due very I ' rgely to his
i' fluence• In my . eulogit mn of Father
obluson, I am in danger f overlooking
'Y political point, which is this : con -
el
, consisting of
of whom are
aocrats. Two
1.
c
I+
vert to Republicanis
the Roman Church,
South and Ta.inmany
selves in the r puted c
Jew's Pope an Pagan.
Churches sem to
Nearly all de : orninat
sented, and 1 r e congr
rule. The! Me ho ist
enlarged two o three ti
hers of theon regatio,
ary birds bang them t
cages are h ng upon th
birds sirgt ea h other
service. PI nts are als
the pulpit, nd the nov
flowers ' region w
neither bi ds I nor
of doo s is,erha
of grace. 7' h, re is
inducement$ to piety in
snowed hard 'rem mor
on the 31st lot j May.—
the N. Y. 'r'b Inc.
A I1 other's
While M adstone . an
were recent addressin a
bly at the q ers, House, in
wife was obsp ved to occ ipy
the stage nOsr the sp:ak
the son was s eaking, rs•
lookedpleaeed'a d 'materna
but withal a li,tie uncer din
ous. When the young mai
good hit, she bri htened an
batt whenlife in ved al n
slowly and laboriously
down, pulle at her glo
not quite at ease Evide
that the boy was making
and she watch, d him
trifle uncert 'n y and an
Mr. Gladstone, the 'vete
face assume different
gether. Thee was the st
look of per-fe t • o fidence ail
affection and sati faction.l
thpriests of No
and he Solid ord4
il_ fi d them -'I' clai
free;
'its
rish here. you
are repro- tle
Bleu
A•
Eng'
!I2t'ht
who,
the
Em
war
udit on of Bun-
flo
ons
gati are the
burl h has been
es.: The mem-
whow can -
c urpl}. The
w: Js a d the
all t u ,. the
pl: ce : -ound
lty .f ir• s and
ere ter: - are
eg- at on out
5, a 1eans',
neeof extra
a,ciywh:re it
ing. ntil night
Torr
sTeoncl ,'nt of
APq re Tr
Sitting on a I. azza ov
zard's Bay, th.- other,
landlord told us he foil
Yankee cutenes. ?'Wla
country store," ',a -d mine
farmer came iu e day t
ter trade. le ald a lot o
and I asked i.. how mut
a - pound. •Fou teen cent
ed. 'Well, 111 t• ke it jus
was my reply, wild he put it
lar without furt e comment.
ordered a lot of o. ds—flo
—that he walte to take
him, asked me ho rout
• come to. I figu : d tip, a
they amounte. to about
the pricer of the butter.
after h
al,, he
sin tha
hat we
trifle
then,'
:ries int
to call t
to annoy him, and
hawing a good d
now, Ctip'en,'supp
16;cents a pound,
up ?' I old him
owed • e.
as he p ; the groc
'I reek'n we'll.hev
trade,' " •Boston
—L-
AT) old" Sh
U
Asa C. Berry die
Brewster s Station
old show :. an this
nouncem ant of t
Berry, o . e of the b
in -the U ited Stat
last men 'ith wh.
death wo ld be cou
• He wa: onn:
born on amJ, an
England
a
far
ad, i,yas a
cogent horseman.
the days of steam,
pied a position of
since lost. Young
time a skilful rein:
when hardly o it of his tee
employed to dive n tie;
that ran bet wee New
Albany. Thole we 'e the'
horse stage t' ach:s, and'
were chos n fpr the. r. skill a
ness. As: B rry w s one
on the ro d.
•
+Nyman
la,fe,
N.' Y.
ill be
e cleat
at know
s, and
m the
led.
cticut be
u
his
a a
o dol
a se
°s. S
G ad
y pr
a .d;
son
sem-
t, his
at on
chile
tone
cud:;
lerv-
••a e a
nailed ;
•• e hat
)ked
mid
felt
rng,
ut a
e to
d see
she
eginl
gly,.f
ly. ,.'hen
poke,! her
ect.
dy, h
of w
kiug 1
noon,
g sto'
kep
"au
:kea
sh bu.
e `wa
e ars
it sten
•own
agart to TRA EDDY
en
me -itli whiter ing t
ey wo ld b eati�°ii, and
and that t ; e brghtes
ore t alt e,; taut As
seeted b •rry ;l" prig
rug rid 3
'w ll
t er a•► Y
t f o IL
hath
weed
is ivtitg
a squ
lto-
pPY
Y
the
of
a
old
ut-
ter,
ted
er- P
s,'
e1- a
{
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to
for i
f cos
my
hat
It do.
dell,
Nnr
ie 1
inst.
Na
mb
ror
emb
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I Etj l s's C
agtt :1 "Bya
ODDS .f dig
a ca ful-a
ties E f wel
has r ovide
a de catel
may , ve u
tis " the
f di that
ally '. uilt
'st ery t
reds! of a
rob us
here s a
. an fata
ellf.rtifi
roper y no
ce (x zette.
d-._ h' Jam
Clio•• ists
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TH
HURON
EXPOSITOR.
bt ` without it. In
t it ,Will do all that we
ou a g v ;n a trial bottle
hi ► wi i'la onvince you of
ul merits, and show
OD
don ar size bot -
o Hickson- &
or :al • by •
fo
rid
nom,
fed
hind
1#on
Ntrhi
1113
d.
t for
wh
stion
Zca
pe1e
air
av
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CI
Gaon
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btse
rekd
al.p
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'=vvi
Irl}he
1;3±P
To
S•. Helenas th
u,sp-cted the li, Ouse
. ded. She visci. `ed
the lemains of *. 'e
de.o.ited and after.
r En_land.
lu.—Ex-la. •npress
Ho
nov
as
s
rat 1 and comfort-
gh -. owledge of the
h g.v-rn the opera- 17
d. . trition, and by
n o he fine proper -
d . o oa, Mr. Epps
tea'•.: st tables with
ed b:verage, which at -
he: doctors' bills.
su-e f such articles
tut o may be grad-
str
---���
1 n > enough to re- ' m
to disease. Hun- D3
ala ies are -floating , (,o
to : ttack wherever j•
We may eseape
eeping ourselves
e blood, and a
"—Civil Ser.
my ' packets label ,
Homoeopath- l
re:. eedle Street,
Lot .ion." 482-52 -
— a, s gratifying to
it 1-a.t .one which
an. proved itself
ce r•posed in :it;
ar is e which has
sue a sful, or given
isf: ct on ; we are
re . f it • used than
an that it will
e a 1 others there
ti:- 1�arley's Con -
d abian Heave
e a 1 who require
to ' ive it a trial; we
sfie with the result
and !see that the
o. is on each
& yipaan, Toronto,
Ca•. oda. Sold by
t.
Y
fra
E A'I e1: IN
hat t4 e!e i
od- t
ortlj the orf fid
e k 1w of o,()t
roves so ge ier�all
•ch 5'Dive asa j
onfic eat th. re'is
1 others co . ti n
I tin telt' s pars
u be no d ult.
tion Pow era
einedy. eld
+ythug of ettki
• w heywi lbies.
en. ber t e tic
attire of td
cka e. Nrthr.
t., props] oro f
medicine ";. elle
ead.
days ago
many
the first
of "As
circus m:
•ire f t e
tlp'ouc;ht of
y
e
n
r
a
u
an
I.-, like many .
an earl, - .oe
This
when li
onor au
Berry
man, so
w s
r es
ise
b oa
skill
• s+' h
lc to
cork
a sof ouf
th drive s
nd careful
Ifl tl e be -.t
ane
befo
occ
nine
1 th
npi
• .a
n
.s
w
e'
His skil atacte the 'a t nti n of
the circus me . T ere we ih u • o
railroad c rcus s, b. all th ra ellin
was done over and, 'by wag n e,'e d t e
owners of ircsea were on: t looko .t•
for men ' ho could drive si land eig t
and even t -n4 rses, attache o a heavy
load, over ountry ra ads, by ght, oaf:
ly. So B rry beca.ta e a ci cus a
This was : thirty yy:ars ago, and meve
since, up t. within t' few ma a hs f, hi;
death, he vas Ibonn:cted wit 'th sho.
business. Hevork:`d for ' re dug
Seth How-, lailey,-Barnu. and, i
fact, .aline. t et (ry ci cus ma, f note i
the States He was known .as the onl,.
man who . oull, and did dri e tent
horses, tw breast. This he lid whe
with Seth Hoe, an• it wall .a sigh
worth see ug o sae. this .igy'l�lack
moustache m in gu de his t- . span o
caparlisone , lapses ith as cinch' .eas:,
as though '+ehrnd a-sngle spa 1. I
When -2, i 172 R annum Costello
Hurd and 'oupe got togethe their hi
show, Ben s made mast- .of th
horses. H ba t ght a4d sold d tfade
at, his own di gretio I,I and e resul
was that t e s low c•• iitained I e otos
lot of hors s e r gat Bred un er ascaii.
vas. He as ith he sho „ severa
years, but e vs s ge ing to - ala 61
man—over sixt —a the lars o the
road were :oo rich r him.. I e s • ugh
lighter worn ; as ti et sell .at: th
Brighton eat racetrack .st um
men ; then ha char' e of I. ker an's
training st ble. in reene reet and
last fall wet=if? o th pedest len besi-
Dees, and oo ' Dobl- and 'rossmanr
the walker::, t Can. a. L .t s ring
ho was em loy d ag i, n by I .rep -ugh,'
but his ale nay, eumat • u1, gal
attacked h m, ud was orce j t
cease wor e ' nt to an ury,
whbere, in •ears pas., he ha' ke t a
hotel, and 'her. he Is ad mai y' fri nds.
His wife w s t i h hi 1. He g, :w t ese,
and dropsy of e he it threla ened H
rallied suffi ie tly to go toci i rewster'
Station, tvi ere a ria - rried da . ghtar re
sides. Thrre die : He as g ner
ous to a fault. No - ' an in ant eve
appealed to hip in v: in. His hear wa
as big as his b . y, at d he we g ed o •e
,200 pounds — w Y.rkSun,
II
The mos
age is now
all. rBe he
nothikig to
trial. Dr.
Compo and,
ache, Low
Sour Ste
Yellow- Co
Inactivity
plaint, Ja
which it is
0 of
lac wi
Ki g's
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for. ysp
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nd Prow
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great
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he severest nature
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Great
a*ongst the
.se- I ifiectoine titmice
hese famous 16 pirify the B OD, and act
oat powerfully, IR- . t scathingly on thia
1 Liver. itIoniath, irddliys.,
are-co/14 dently re ,o mended as a Inever failing
emedY it all ens where the Conatitutionfrorn
hatever cause. lie becerneimpainjed or weaken.
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G ,NERAL FA LY MEDIOIN are tumor-
HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT
For the cure of AD f_,EGS, be breasts,
Old Wound , Sores and leers, I
n infsllible re coy. If -dried; ally rubbed
out e neck and -the t, se! salt into eat, it Corea,
OR TB ROA T, Bronchitis, Cough , Coids,-&-n4
en ASTHMA. t.or -Glandular Swellings,
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Can't be Beat.
60 c.e.nt Tea in the
60 QENT BLACK,
60 OENT GREEN,
36 CElt S.
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45 CENTS
ta-- These Goods are all ef the Best Quality', and recommended. for Flavor:
and Strengt
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JOE DEENA ASO. ODA WATER)
Tobaccos, Pipes end Zigarelo
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▪ 41N.Sit Jana Eida's tfard are Store 657
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Rion , pre maitre old age, a d many other ills.
ive,,,,,al leash nae, rain iv fahe back, :liminess -of
p let, wilich Ile desire "kw 64,nd-free by mail to
on ey h addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE
o., No. 0, Mechanics' Bloc , Detroit, Mich, 647
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Facto -les, Workshops, Plantations; Yl.firSes HOSpitalS—in
shori, everybody everywhere who Acts 'fver given it a trial.
TAKEN .INTERNALLY,, it cures Dysentert;, Cholera, Diarrhasa, Cramp
aind Pain in the Stomach, BoWel Complaint, Pa.-.5Ster's ()Vie, Liver Complaint,
yspepsia or l!ncligestion, Sudden Colds, Sore Thriiat, Coughs, &e.
USED E#TERNALLY, it cures Boils, Felonis, Cuta, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Old Sores andSprains, Swellings of the Joints, Toothache, PaM in the Face, e
Neuralgia and Rhemnatism, Chapped Hands, Frost-hitten Feet, &c.
The PAIN -KILLER is Put up in 2 oz. land 5 ds,. bottles, retailing at 25 and ,
50 oents respectively—large bottles are thergore ch'eapest.
sifaNTREAL ASD PR AUL j.P.A1:4,' R. If.
ROQUET AND RUNIQ TOSS.
LARGE LINE, CEIEsilt, AT
PANS.
PALM LEAF,
NOBBY FA!'
tail Dea:er in an
NGS of Every Deserlption.
Very Best Stock eplt. Tema e
ptly filled,
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AMERICAN,
Having purch
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f r Engines, Ga
sOrtinent of ca.
make room for
Boilers, and all
Address—
NOTIC
Bed the stoclaoii the Goderich Fa
of one 40-horseiEngine, one 20 b.
Boilers, a lot of Flour Mill Ma
ows, Land Rollers, Straw Crate
Pipe and Gas' Pipe Fittings, Co
tings in geeeral use. The above
he manufacture' of other artiele
inds of mill work. Repairs atte
D. RUNCIMAN
dry 8,, .Manufacturing Com-
e do., wo five -horse do., new
inery,ISaw Mill Machinery,
ing toVes, and a large as -
took be sold cheap, to
. Or ers taken for Engines,
clied "on the shortest notice.
PAINTI G. FtiAINITIN
AO -USE TD SIGN
J. GRAVES is prepared to do F11 kinds of House.
left at Wilson (3,1 Young's, Lumren & Wilson's; o
AINTING
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will Where all kinds Of 1,-no#r-erinchet:b
Painting, Paper Hang -
FUNERALS ATI $N.i?ED UN THE
ALWAYS ON HAND.
1-1EIARSE PORI
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'Pronounced, 13
:Who `have tr.eid ,r.rbe
TIMBER roit SALE.
BILLS OUT fir() ORDE
ngth,front 10. to 40 Feet, tthe
MILL, IN IMOKILLOP
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