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OF THANKS,.
CAMPBELL, IPBELL,
a'F of aevon years in
a his grateful thanks to t e
.cinutile Public
during
for the
fat he h't g that t
Ill kinds of
now art beau t.
AND GDCEIIIES1
to out to theta
realer -rabic
a price as Day
entity taf PORE (Siete, &e.)
miry description, Glee;
'• k1 . anti a general ABU/rt
r�
Specialty, from
the �
ii Co., London, `
ary fora country BtOra eau
In all the lints.
irk; Produce taken, cash er
JAMES CAMPBELL.
NITOBA. 1880
N W AY'S.
ler Train for i : nitros.
s
Ort from
II
TUESDAY in each
month.
e day Previous to RI/ the above
wilt lr given of all future
kwest, and tiregreatestpalea;
,.ements most complete said
these parties are released
.r,ing baggage, freight, live
of Baggage l a•ee..
' through with each; party..
-t�,
IiNOX, G. R. Agent,
- Centralia
FERCEAL LIVE1 1(
0RTH.
FORBEES
the Stuck and Trade of the.
vers, Seaforth., front Or.
.fs to state that he inteadi
eitK in the old stand, and halt
hosts and vetiioles to the
e)ne but
:r table relz roles anti Good
t:,F,s Will be Kept.
I.uzp:ieFr and Carriages, and
'agora; always ready for use.,
u'n# fade With Com.
S'tE>l .'ltt n.
--:tables or any of the hotels"
NGMENI
I07 AL
.Areae at thia aea:t:rn of the
ve tone to hie system and
`A.INE.
senna * all unpuritie4 front
ALINE in all Affections of
by all Druggists. Price, $i
ll•1EDICINE Co., Toroiata
fry II'icksrn &: B:IeiaedeIl;.
awl J. S. Roberta. tii`r.`r� 4
R SEAFORTH0
i
i to Etienne' Out m
Fr
�Fir_r;ritare regard -
it will pay theta to asaer-
purehaainc; elsewhere. r -
to those paying cash, es-
tied couples.
opposite M. R. Courtter'a
e, Min Street, Seaforth,;
JOHN S. PORTER.
M O N EY.
T L. 0 A
1 PROPERTY,
EEt. irett'rest, Pati
eftrt'.
to liay principal at any
gt ti only on the unpaid -
Fcl)O!`GALL,.
osis Merchant. Seaforth.
H O R-
'ND CHEESE.
S:ore in Stark's Block,
i'.:M1, arey's Bakery, f
Ili ti•ti' s ready to parehsse
D CHEESE.
in C. silt will be paid
,t.d At tide.
OBE/II/SOY,
Seaforch.
DER MILL
NDV ELLE.
k tti-ill be in tanning order
uguat 1f th,: when patties
er will receive every 8 — -
r ; ailertt.
Er. tic fI..tt dlt• kl i.
AUGUST 27 , 1880.
THE H-
Sw a pair of Dead Beats 000
Couched All Hearts on the 0 0
Tr, 0,.- 0
�}n .the Michiganassenergtral wlain the 0 0
ho had. 000
ether clay was a passenger
lost his right. arm. Soon after the train
haled out of Detroit he began talking
with those around him in regard to the
political candidates, claiming to have
$ei ved under both.• This led some one
t4 sk him how he had lost his arm,
and he repli
tit was clowned:
in the Wilderness. We
vire charging the enemy's line. A
bullet struck my arm, crushed. the
bone, and 1 fell unconscious. - When I
was restored to consciousness, I. was in
tho hands of the Confederates. In -
dead, a soldier was going through my
en
was alive heht was about to bayonet he discoVereda me,
but a corporal sprang, forward, knocked
the wretch down, and saved my life."
While he was telling this, a man a
vi•tb his left arm gone had risen from
hi seat and came nearer, and as the
ot, er finished he bent forward and
said :
el am that very corporal. 1 remem-
ber the incident as if it happened only
yesterday. I had you conveyed to an
of[barn over on the right."
'Yes--yes—let us shake hands,—let
u embrace l Thank Heaven that I .
II ve found you out. How came you
Ix
'I have been to Degroit to be treated
fo cancer, but there is no longerany
hpe. I am goiug home .to go to the
p orhouse and there end my days. I
haven't a shilling or a friend."
"And I am going to the poorhouse as
Well," replied the other. "I have con-
sn,mption, and as I ani penniless L
mast go and die among paupers."
Then they embraced some more and
seamed to weep. One passenger fished -
ui half a dollar and passed his hat, and
• five minutes a collection. amounting ALLY
t $3.50 was divided between them. .
E ervbody said it was a shame ; an
of man -seemed willing to adopt them
tlr if they would go to Illino-s. But
t ey did not - they got off at Dear
-
b rn, and it was a quarter of an hour
a ter before a comrinercial drummer
d red to make the statement that both - -
G: aps lived in Detroit, both lost their
a ms by accident, and that they had IMPORTANT'
ayed the Flame game over and over
o» every railroad in the State.—Detroit
Free Press.
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Child -like and Bland. -
His name was Moses Sparrow. He
was very green. That was the idea
which always comae into Miss 'Page's
Mind when she looked at her country
ltndlady's son. Such a rustic youth,
ith such fair hair, worn long ; such ,
big blue eyes ; such sloping shoulders ;
such a lamb -like expression. And be -
1 g there, at that farm -house, where
s e had been sent to spend the summer
oaths, the city: belle resolved that
she would try her dowers of fascination • r
neon the boy who struck her as so good •
a subject for a flirtation, in which all
the fun was to be on her side and all "
the sentiment on his. And at it she
went, beginning with a smile, a look, a
word, and rejoicing to see the ffsh bite
so readily. :
She enjoyed herself very much until
sae grew tired of it, and then she 'de-
eded on breaking the heart she had
lon and enjoying the crash. So she1
red hire out into the garden, and
aIle him sit beside her on the bench
under the wistarias, and said, sadly :
" 'm going home next week. I, shall
• nd you wedding cards when i1 am
arried. I am to be married to a very
rich old gentleman next winter."
Then she whited to see him drop at
h r feet, but he didn't drop. He only
s id : "I want to know ? Wal, I'm
✓ al glad. I kinder felt afraid I'd bee
in' too far with you. I'm a sort o
g,
butterfly, flittin' from flower to flower,
you know. And I hev flirted with y u, 1
I do allow.. I was afraid you'd go c Our. St
into a decline, or suthin, you seemed t
seat so much on me, if you heerd sudden ' day. Popu
e that mo and Ann Maria was keep- a Handsome
steady company. But, law ! sence i Goods.
y u're gain' to be married, thar ain't no
arm done. I shouldn't hev liked you ' it drown yourself like t'other summer
oarder did. in the mill pond. She had
y photograph in her pocket when she
as fished out."
Then he smiled at Miss Page, and
a e arose and sailed away from him
ith great dignity.. But Moses sat .
ithiu the arbor a while longer, and
neighed so loudly that his mother heard
inn in the kitchen, where she was
prinkling down clothes, and thought
at the old owl in the woods ivas hoot-
ing louder than ever that night. - WHY t .
7a i consequt
and i
Remo'
a grecs
Georg
egra pd
sot't'fll(
Twee
0
Englishmen.. E r
If young �'nglishmen could be sent ,
ouple of years to take part in Ameri-
an business, they would come back
ueh unproved.- An eminent English
rofessor, whore I 1 ately asked whether
t would not do this country good if we
ould get our peers , to emigrate,
nswered : "No doubt, if you could
marten them up a bit first." Every -
here in America you hear the injunc-
ion, "Hold on !" In every vessel and
ar there are means provided for doing
t ; for unless a man,efalls upon his feet --
1 he does fall—he finds people too busy
to stop and pick him up. The nation is in '
commotion. Life in America is a bat-
tle and a march. Freedom has set the
race on fire,. (freedom with the prospect
of property.) Americans are a nation
of men who have their own way, and do
very well with it. It is the only coup- -'
try where men are men in tlrie sense,
and the unusualness of the liberty be -
wilders many, who do wrong things in
order to be surd they are made by new
comers, to whom freedom is a novelty,
and it is may by trying eccentricity that
they can test the unwonted sense of
their power of self disposal. But as
liberty grows into a habit, one by one
the experimenters become conscious of
the duty of'uot,betraying the precious
Possession by making it repulsive. Per-
haps self assertion seems a little in excess
of international requirements. Many
citizens give a stranger the impression
that they think themselves equal to
their superiors and superior to their
equals, yet all of them are manlier than
they would be through the ambitions of
each to be equals of anybody else.
•
and ple rty
epreselited
STRICrJ
P
Weh
Stock of
Men's, Yo
do well to
an impres
OAK H
Faith.
Faith is taking Christ at his word, it
is resting on his word, it is acting on
his word.It is not some awful passion-
ate, inexplicable experience of soul: It
is believing what Christ says to us, ac-
counting that saying true, and with it
meeting the mists, and difficulties and
sins of life.
??zee ofa
etc-recasin
3e to La?
t etxpens
e Dent,
Office,
lad of S
'serer1
re is daily thr
a Satisfactio
n Nbby Sto
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ve
c
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tit ecpause we
room to sho
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th e ' ;` tore for? ter
xt c e r South of
he will e sun
telt, [;eine , ngl
t »artic int tints
added to o r
ynitade do
's stud Boys
aid insp
slit
L,tHE G
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it'.i custolhers.
ce.,at th ,La
1 qhs, Baa s a
ND
ve ever
it. W.
tiny of
thing
sellG
er and
P ICE—
Ind Pos
once
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far
me s, t Tail ria
ng, a n..isting •f e
vt -c MS. Pa ties
es a Good. ar
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or wh
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ip by Mr_
real Tel
alrgest As-
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t. they a
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from day to,
isplay of our,
s' Furnishing
lin.•: of business,
e. Nothing mis-
ood,' - Marked in
De\ iatioil..
ent a
h's an
lythin
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La4re and Select
Bbys' Suits, and
in this line will
•not fail to make
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Furnishings Establishment
MA 14 STREET, $EAFORTR.
. 'a1 -mens, when in .Town, drop in
ILL -OFFER AT THE GOLDEN LION and Pe my Sf
MNANTS IN DRESS 000
REMNANTS IN CASHMERE.
R MNANTS IN FLANNELS.
Ft MNANTS IN T'INTEED
:
rtiNANTS
IN PRINTS, &C.
o V'Iake flo tan for the New ootis now be lig Purchas-
ed 'b) . Mr. Jamiesbn i the ole C untry.
EARLY INSPECTION COREI LLY INVITED.
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INSTRI. ENT EMPORIUM
SCO
:.ave plea
are now
company
lecturer tl
EXC
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an
it
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ROTI
ERS
in • skating to the pubic that they
facturin4 on their okra account, in
Dani 1 pe11, the original mann-
lebrat d ,
SI
R ORGAN
I
And can co mane sly give theirclustomere th
b enefit o an . ule.e tilers' prices. The Excelsio
Organ is d.t tted y the best judges to bo t'
best Orgn , anuf, ettu ed in Canada, both as t.
tone and slur bility as well as be my of work
manship nd ' •'eh.cttb.. d., 11 t.
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'FDac1.4�s E'9:�ia''3, pY'S.-) a°et' r,;� :`,.sv:. �. rile;.
The TI ade and o hers in search of Organs o
most des rah e styl s, modern combinations ant
popular •ricewill find us keeping pace with al
improve , ent and discoveries in our line, an
rices as !ow 1 • s higibelass goods cap be produced
We use only the best and thoroughly seasone
woods for o r caryas,genuine ebony and Ivor -
keys, and be timpbrted reeds and boards. Thee
aterials, a,anipulated only . by ;skilled labo
nst ensure[ eatisf}eotion to ourselves and ou
atrons.
Our actions, stops, and combin Irons are sae
a s will commend them to every • iscriminatin
tierfor erf
_I f
W . ,TRiR Ai N T
A Warrant, whielii we will livei up to, will be
Riven with every ipItrument, and bn part of t o
ipurchaser at. ask, tinly a reasonable and hong, t
care—which anything made of wood requires
;rot to be su jetted to extremes 9f heat or co
suddenly; or expoeld to dttmpness when it can e
avoided. •
The Fact�p
Epianade nryd
under the lerso
Bell, a mem er of
THE
As former
F rir erson P
Organs. -
Pianos an
Benumb
meet, live
or ess moa
AGE
Addres
F tHE WEST [ forth; or
I' CENTR
Ct
CI
y, w
Ano,
Ideated on the corner
ohne Streets, Toronto, and s
Rel t•upervision' of Mr. 'Dani I
the firm.
Our Tea at
60 OEN
60 OEN
'30 dENTS.
35 GET S.
RSON PIAN
So the Domi
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and ':,,Strengi
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and 50 cents an't be Be<
60 cent Tea in tie Ijomil ion
BLACK,
GREEN,
60
60
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HARVEST IMPLEMENTS,
i. Scythe , Snaths,Iay Forks, Barley
Forks, Windsor' ;steel Turnzp-
Hoe4, Cradles, Hc4 y ,Rakes, Vic,
I SE L A T E 1. D 'RICES.
Cali std see are v,tothen yoli buy or not, * I
• sell cheap. '
JOHN Ki Z , Seaforth,.
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NOTE
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KING HOUSE.
'BANKIER,
FORTII, = ignsITARiO.
n. the premises under David -
Hotel, fore l.erly occupi d by
Bunk of ComJmieree.
I,
AND BILLO ilillSCOONTEO.
l
English and: Poteign Exchange
OFFICE. .Purchased,
FAR :ERS' SALE t0° ES BOUyT.
Drafts Issued, pays Ie at all Branchee
of the Bank o j xn nerce.
its 'rest Allowejd E n Deposits.
Mone! o Loan on Mort aatts, at from Seven to
ine Pe (4nt.
BU GIES,: OU°GES.
Parties desiring. to ;per chase Neat and
Subst.n- al
The Bes
ENT JAPAN,
ENT' MIXED.
T
c0F.
EST VALUE IN .. -.COP E
ds are all of the: Best Quality,
E .' D. I
40 CENTS.
He h s also a wpm er of splendid
Rep ing and Horse. Shoeing Prompt-
SE,I SEAFORTIi. ly A ended to. Re ember the old
make at the new stan
ion and other I
Org ns cf any other make tipplield•
D.
rift], as we can ve better vale
an any other he tile in the tra e.
TT BR0,3ERS, S -
B LL Co., Toronto.1
4-L- Chemi
of the Bes
Medical
best quail
Shoulder
on hand:
, Goods, Ate
The Cen
als
Qua
in
AC
leo
on
it
SUISTII,TrEtTES
- ow The public are cautioned assainst a custoin which
isgrowing quite common or late alnong a certam class
of medicine dealers. and wl ich is his ; When asked for
al bottle of P.M -Killer!, }they suddenly diseover that
they " sold out." "but have another article just as
geed. if not better." winch they wdlsuoply at the same
price. The abiect of this deeeptien s transparent. These
substitutes are, made up to on t le great reputation of
er ; and bei g cern iounded of the vilest
PAINTING.
the Pan- Kil
and cheapest drugs, are bought bi the dealer at about
half what he pays for the genuine Pail -Miler, which
enable him therefore to realize a few cents more profit
per bottle upon the imitatian artidle than he can on the
Voa CHOLERA
SUMMER' OR 13
IT CURES .AL'AtOST, I
The PAIN -KILLER iS pot Ili. (.). d 5 E.:7. bottles retailing at
25 and so cents respectively,—,argellmttles are therefore cheapest.
SOLD BY ALL MEDTIMEDEALERS. The
tORRUS, CRAMPS,
1W GRABSTE.
BUTTER
McDOt
HIG
Re
)
WEL COMPLAINTS
UTTER 1
ALL & Co.
ARE NOW P,A.v NG VTR
EST PRiO IN OASH
r the Finest Quaiity; 1 Butter in Tuba.
mber theseTafortr .,Sevens Store,
UNDERTA[kgRS, &O.
BRAM MENDED OAT TIM
SHORTEST NOTICE.
FINS ANI..!1 SHROUDS
ALWAYS gOls1 11.01D.
EARSE HIRE.
DISINFECTAN NO VER I
Venni etqlecially
PAINTING.
FAINTING. nu,
"HOUSE kND SIGN PAINTING.
j. ORAVES is prepared to do fa U.,kinds of House am:, Sigp Painting, Paper Hang -
in and Whitewashing. Salida:4°n Guaranteed os' 'no` char;ge made. Orders
lef at Wilson & Young's, Lumsdeu ct Wilson's, or 'Wm. .4bertson Co.'53, will
reeeive prompt attention.
tautly on head and warren ed
and at Moderate Prices.
complete st ck of Trutt es,
LOGAN
S FORT IL,
HAS JUST I
Vi'hera ha heel
ROCER
S.IsLE OF
BROWN, RUTH St CO.,
puichssed very cheap, as fine a
Stock of Fresh
ES AND 61, lASSWARE
As W4 er shown in. Seaforth.
,erally wful find it to their profit
reasons : It retains lite *trength nnuch longer
To be had in two ound , boxer. Price fifty
cents at
S. BOBE4TS'
J. B. 13310 BEY, Box 5, Montreal. 688.52
Drug Stofg, Sole Agent for fiteaforth.
HE LOCK, First .Q ality, $6 Per PINE
BILLS .0 irty, ORDER,
All Length; froni 1431 to: 17,0 Feet, •Atilto
NY MILLI AticICILLOP
The .Subseiribef has also a
LUMBER YARD -SEAITORTH
:WATEROURY.WATCH P
OPEN
479
KEYLESS,.!
FOR
SEAF
THOMAS DOWNEY
TR
ADE MARY -
TRADE R
After
-11- failing curs for tierrido al WeraneSs# Sperms-.
LE .EIY M R COUNTER o rhea, Impotency. analiall diseases that follow
id.
vi. ion, premature golgi a0e,:and many ther Ant-
e es that lead tor insanilyortonseunpt on ands,
ernst-are grave. Flan ;Partieulars in our pain- ,
exy one. The Spe
tchm
ker and „Jeweler,
ONTARIO
e
10 4 uggists at $1 per
nay by addresain
01 Bala free bp, -rnsil
ifi Medisive is sold by alb
gever six pattaes fox
wail on r rpt .the.