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THE HURON
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SEPTEMBER 3,
1880.
MR. TOLNLAN.
Mr. Tolman was a gentleman whose
apparent age was of a varying charac-
ter. At times, when deep in thought
on business matters or other affairs,
one might have thought him 55 or 57,
or even 60. Ordinarily, however, when
things eeere Funning along in a satia-
factory,and commonplace way, he ap-
peared to be -about 50 years old, while
upon e -aorelmazy Occasions, when the
world alssumed an unusually attractive
aspect, his ago seerecl to run down to
46 or 1
He es the head of iL business firm ;
in feet, he was the only member of it.
The ft was known as Pusey c Co.:
but Pu ey had long been dead; and the
"Co.,” f which Mr. Tolman had been
a menti en was dissolved. Our elderly
hero h ving bought out the business,
firm n e and all, for many years had.
carried it on with success and profit.
His co nting-house was a small and
quiet p ace, but a great- deal of money
had be n made in it. Mr. Tolman was
rich—v ry rich indeed.
.And et as he sat in his counting -
room o e winter evening he looked his
oldeet, He had, on his hat and his over-
coat„ s gloves and his fur collar.
Every ne else in the establishment
had go e home, and he, with the 'keys
in his hand, was ready to lock up
and lea.te also. He often staid later
than .cally one else, and left the keys
with ff. Canterfield, the head clerk,
as he passed his house on his way
home.
Mr. Tolman seemed in .no hurry to
go. HO simply sat *and thought, and
increased his apparent age. The truth
• was he dia not want to igo home. He
was tired of going home. i This was not
because his home was not a pleasant
one. N`o single gentleman in the city
had a handsomer or more comfortable
suite of ooms. It was not because he
felt lon ly, or regretted that a• wife
and c -h dren did not ' brighten and
enliven his home. He was perfect-
ly satis 'ed to be a bachelor. The
conditio s suited hi-th exactly. But, in
spite of all this, he was tired of going
home. 1
"I wi h," said Mr. Tolmau to hlm-
aelf, "t at I could feel some interest in
going h ane- ;" and then he rose and
took a rn or two up and. down the
room ; ut as that did not seem to give
-him an more interest in the matter,
he sat down again-. "I wish it were
necessary for me to go horde," said he ;
"but it ien't ;" and then he fell again to
thinking!. "What I need," he said,
after a while, "is to depend more upon
myself—to feel that I am necessary to
myself. Just now I'm not. I'll stop
going herne—at least in this way.
Where's, the sense in envying other
men, when I can have all that they
have, jut as well as not ? And I'll
have it, oo," said Mr. Tolnaan, as he
went ou1 and locked the doors. Once
in the st eeta, and walking rapidly, his
ideas shaped. themselves easily and
readily into a plan which, by the time
he reached the house of his head clerk,
was qui e matured. Mr. Canterfield
Was just oing down to dinner as his
employe4 rang the bell, so he openede
the door =self.
"I will detain yOur but a minute or
two," said. Mr. Tolman, handing the
keys to tMr. Canterfield. "Shall we
step into the parlor ?"
When ais employer had gone, and
Mr. Cant rfield had joined his family
at the 4inner table, his wife imme-
diately a lied him what Mr. Tolman
wanted.
"Only to say that he is going away to-
morrow, and that I am to attend to the
business, and send his personal letters
to —,". naming a city not a hundred
miles away.
"How ong is he going to stay"'
"He di n't say," answered Mr. Can-
terfield.
te 1 you what he ought to do,"
said the 1 dy. "He ought to make you
a partne in the firm, and then he
Could: go 4way and stay as long as he
pleased,"
`.`He ca, do .that now," returned her
husband. "He has -made a good maty
trips sinoi I have been with him, and
things ha e gone on very much in the
same way as when he was aere. He
knows th t."
"But st 11 you'd like to be a, partner ?"
"Oh, ye.," said. Mr. Canterfield.
"And onamort gratitude o tight to
prompt hi to make you one," said his
wife.
Mr. Tol an went home and wrote a
will. He left all his property,. with the
.exceptioa Of a few legacies, to the rich-
est and most powerful charitable orga,n-
ization in the country.
People will think ren crazy," said
he to him elf, "and if I should die
-while I a .carrying out my plan, I'll
leave the qask: of defending my sanity
to people hoi are able to make a. good.
fight for e."
And bef re he went to bed he had. his
will signe
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and witnessed.
The ne t day he packed a truuk and
cft for Mt, neighboring city. His apart-
ments weife to be kept in readiuess for
his return lat any time. If you had seen
him walki g over to the railroad depot,
you world have taken hire for a man
of 45.
When he arrived at his destination,
Mr. Tolman established himself tem-
porarily at a hotel, and- spent the next
three or fotir days in walkiug about the'
city looking for what he wanted.
What he Wanted was rather difficult
the matte to himself was suniething
to define, ut the way 'in which he put
like this:
"I'd like to find a sung little place
where I cep live and carry on. some
business wPaich I can etteud to inyself,
and which, will bring me into contact
with people of all sorts --people who
will inter* me. It must be a smell
business, because I don't want to have
to work ve y herd, and it must be snug
and corefottable, because I want to en-
joy it. Isa aid like a shop of soine sort,
because th t brings a man face to face
with his ie low-ereatures."
The city in which he was walking
about was ne of the best places in. the
country in which to find the place of
business h desired. It was full of in-
dependent little shops. But Mr. Tol-
man could not readily find one which
resembled his ideal. A small dry goods
establishin nt seemed, to presuppose a
female pr. prietor. A grocery store
would give him many interesting cus-
tomers : b4it he did. not know much
about groceries, and the business did
not appearite him to possess any ;esthe-
tic feature. He was much pleased by
a small eh p belonging to a taxider-
mist. It ias exceedingly cozy, and the
business w e probably not so great an
to overwork any one4
the birds and beasts w
to be stuffed to some
and have him put the
dition for the 01180111
But no ; it would be v
to engage in a busine
knew absolutely not
mist ought not to bill
when asked some sim
•a little dead bird or
And so he tore hinesel
dow of this fascinat
he fancied, had his
differently rna,naged,
have shown the w.
ole of a cheerful ell
Venus.
The shop which at,
suit him best was one
passed and looked at
fore it struck him fay
a small brick house in a si
not far from one of
avenues of the city.
devoted to articles o st
small notions of vario s Id
to be classified. He had
look at three penknive fee
card, which vas pro pad
little show window, s ppoxl
side by a eshess-board with
Asia" in gilt letters on the back, a
the other by a small v'olie labell
dollar;" and as he- g zed past
articles into the interi r of the
which was now lighte
dawned upon him tha
thing like his ideal of
interesting business pl
he would go in and loo
not care for a violin e en
price marked on the o e in
but a new pocket knif mi
ful ; so he walked in nd
at pocket knives.
The shop was in eh
pleasant old lady of
sewing behind the
she went to the windo
fully reached over the
ed therein to geb t
knives, Mr. Tolman lo
The shop was quite
seemed to be a good de
were shelves behind t
.,there were shelves
wall, and they a,lt see
with something or oth r.
ner near the old lady a c
little coal stove with a brio
and at the back of t
top of two steps, w a
partly open, through w ich
small room, with a• re
floor, and a little tab
for a, meal.
Mr. Tolman looked
when the old lady sho
and after a good deal
he selected one which
be a good knife to giv
he looked over som
way of paper -cutter,
and such small mat
in a glass case on t
while he looked at the
the old lady.
She eves a friend!
and very glad to have
to, and so it was not
-Mr. Tolman, by some
to draw from her a ge
about herself and her
widow, with a son W
marks, must have be
He was connected wi
establishment; and th
for a long time. While
salesman, and came ho
ing, this was very ple
he became a cornmerei
was away from the cili
tetime, she did not lik
very lonely for her.
Mr. Tolman's hart
but he did not interrupt
"If I could do it," sai
give up this place, and
my sister in the country
better for both of us,
come there just as well
gets back from his tripll
"Why, don't you seo
Tolman, a little fearful
to think that all this
ing to be entirely safe.
"That would not be e
with a smilo. "It in:
time before we could
Would want to take
have a fair trade in t
isn't what it used to be
better, and the library
Most of the books are g
and it don't pay to spe
for new ones now."
"The library !" sai
"Have you alibrary?"
"Oh, yes," replied th
had a circulating librar
15 years. There it is
per shelves behind you.
Mr. Tolman turned,
long rows of - books, i
covers, with a short st
ing near the door of
by which these shelves
ed. ' This pleased hi
had had no idea that t
brary here.
"I declare !" said he.
very pleasant to unman
library—a small one
mean. I shouldn't mi
buainess of the kind m
The old lady looke
Did he wish to go into
had not supposed that,
iug at him.
Mr. Tolman explaiue
her. He did not tell w
doiug in the way of b
Mr. Canterfield was doi
He merely stated his
and acknowledged to b.
the attractiveness of h
that had led him to co
"Theu yon do hot
knife ?" she said, quickl
"Oh, yes, 'I do'," s9
really believe, if we can
that I would like the two
together with the rest
trade."
The old lady laughed
'ly. She hoped very m
they could come to ter
a chair from the back r
Tolman sat down with
to talk it over. Few cu
in to interrupt them, and
the matter over very thorh
both came to the conct
would. be no difficulty ale
nor about Mr. Tolman's
on the business after a lit
from the present proprie
Mr. Tolman left, it was
standing that he was to
couple of days, when th
would be at home, and m
definitely arranged.
When the three met,
H
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ac
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migh
were b
Wel op
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He m
nsatisf
f whi'
A ta
ith ign
nestion
defunct
na. the
ng .place,
education
e .ould in
Id the s
u hlighte
_Met 1 appea
which h
everkl tim
rabl . It
e stre
e nain bu
he shop a
tionery
ids no
stopp
ened
up
ed o
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send soon strnol
reght 4irous of m
altor, interposed.
in fa vor of
the establi
lean and
nd every
an w
ce and a
at • art off n
h. , he ant
ed and set
• not much
boxes, an
rniture of
3, for Mr. T
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took s ver
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to finc out,
us art pies
tags tech
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tI med h
o s, and,
atter
him
'out a
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their
id be r qui
they ad
er ben fits
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r. Tolhaan
really nxi
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f the
r met
he go
and
, than
him.
nally,
faction
bargai
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a car
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am
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hd
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n t# e op
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n- the
air w
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op, at t
glass dc
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e aarent y! 8e
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at the kniveE;
d t em to him,
el
f o nsideralioh
e th tight w uld
o a poy.-
T eii
.thi gs in the
wh st-mar r4,
rs, hich -ere
e a meter, tend
le talk a to
soc able ody,
y 0 e to alk
all ; difficu t for
ene al _rem ks,
at any p nts,
op., She s a
, fro her re -
4 years Id.
h a merca ile
ha lived 1# ere
he son w s a
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anti ; but 'ter
ti veller, 1 nd
fozj mont !. at
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she, "I wo
and live
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d eury ce
s h' re whe
t ?" asked
for he be
s too easy s
By " said
ht be a I
d any one
O place.
s ore, but
hen times
fa, ling off
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greatly. He
be
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a i!eirculat
like this
going int
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hi a views'
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mess, or w
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that it
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other kniv
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✓ by the st•ve
tOmers ca • • e
• they talk:d
u hly. Th iy
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began
an vet'
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tting
stions
of the
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pa,pe y
bu'ne.
and he
he 4 st,
hes e he
huiti1ro
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to tae.
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he r
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low oice that h
be ne objection t
r n for a
Oii tike first of tit
s it, and theu ie h
to paly cash when er
1)00k,
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pread. th Go
As'a family me. eine
is no remedy at rese
u iv peil satisfa Von,
man astonishing cu
Bitte s. Our dru ists
dem:.d for them, t ti
to, au ply thecina y call
Atta s, Stomach. Liv
Com laints, Diabe s a
ily- yp1d to their en
Sold y Hickson* lea
per b ttle. 662-26
n• ts
lect
ugh
he
op
etti
ttle
pa t w so de-
ad" ffi, udl eas were,was
in h tr nsfer of
he wpul like to
0.1 and corner
ill)
place; ut Mr.
to akn posses-
enry wo d have
rip in • short
see s mother
O ,ie lefb There
but tru, ka and
ntiq at;pieces
slue o , he old
s te o buying
e, ju 6 as it
di .*t cost
'a •• ch as
o d pay
dim so'Henry
k a d r. Tol-
El f in the old
1 in °d 1° him
ice of the
rill on the
n; taidealil shea n -
ir 1 bre y. She
aeac er ' of the
p ssble of the
a roe- .- She
gh t ust to
a ing for the
id 't apptme
the e , and
C CM- : oppo-
80.8 who
ca:h clwn for
r neeiving
e • t inter -
11 this. He
some ot the
Id la y dis-
rem mber a
e to him
ad enin,
kreJnt f her
not forget
lof w11:t she
se tie to the
al pa, ties to
he 014 _lady
g • would
e f ost, after -
re aid bag -
lady nd her
lace, ailed Mr.
behind the
a,nagr and •
g libeery and
He laugh -
t, nut he
ve y 11 sat -
re; about
f her is a
Id lik , and I
he 's no
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t• s y any-
Tolm n rub-
or the fire,
p hi shop,
las fit:t cus-
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ty mi utes
an c e in.
inc th coma-
s. Tb, little
f ot -paper
Mr.
say p rticu-
e t ought
s got, Would
ar e Mr.
ri.g t the
r, ut sking
r, sup -
p nin sv
e had taken
SV jtast
d n't know
ve b: -in
s ppose
t ouple
a eu elope
Ed y tied up
e , an gave
ina three
e , ilea,
ap d c Ionia, -
h w s just
im back
Much," he
oo Iced at Mr.
of thet store
Ts
,After
Tr
kin o
sup
frie
an
dea
ear
mai
seceb
FOR THE
NSTE
AILY
STOCK
IVING AT
IDD'S MPORIUM.
Another
de, I offer
eledgments
orti1 have
de land cus
dol assure
orsifor the
estly than
tain the
ed.
ALA
ecesful Season's
my grateful ac•
or j the liberal
-eceved froni ;y
)11,6718 in the past,
hem that my
en-
titre(will be more
C1;0 directed o
nfidenee alrea
RGE.
Antiei sting a much
than he •etofere, 011
harvest, ba"e taken sp
selection
ATTR X.CTIVE A
And hay' lig every facia
and For ign Market*, a
in busin ss being thorii
the want of iny cuetonl
STR NG IND
To all oee who may
Patronage
TRADE.
rger trade this omen
unt of the botuatin1
ial pains to render My
D bESIRABLE
or e loring the Hoi4e
fro long experien e
ghly acquainted wi h
s, I can offer
UOEMENTS !
favor me with theg
onally visited'
Markets,
known to the public
consider better, the-
.
hav not per
the nrope
But I am pl titled to mak
that I ha e toured what
services of
A FIRST-CLASS
MAN,
One having both an A erican and Europe
erperiEnel who will be p lmanent in the
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To forwar Goode, pure Red Direct from tIle
ous," Manufactur rs, as I requir hem.
e the
ue tly found
er came in
te noo , and
o too out
ese k e t Mr.
t onl had
in au Can-
er a great
chan, e in
robabil ty of
bookee with
ty and char -
a fetv dis-
ard 4 the
that the old
Mr. T
ohs to p
a a their
111 ethoef the
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)eg la booli
tl to M
him
there
lais ac
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to be
b rought
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New
Eli tonic,
giving
effecti
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sbeing
• and
d. Gravel,
atiee qualities.
at 50 Outs
lman
ease,
selec-
sub
auge
(mug
He
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Tol-
in a
ould
omit
nger.
°aid
able
in a
I HAV
JUST litECEIVE6
THE 1OLLDWIG LINES,
Immense St
Alantle;
Choice Stook
Extra Value
All Shades i
Ladies'
Hyde Park a
Hats and Ca
molt co
Much the La.
Shirte an
Full Lines
Winceys.
In Cotton
Warps, a
All of which
ek of Ladies'
Fall and Winter
f Wool Goos.
Black Volvete(ns.
Tineel and C endle Ribbons, ter
ies.
d all the NoVegies in Ruffling%
s—I direct your ettention to my
'pet° stock. ,
gesitavirs.
lSteock e Towof Men's Wool
Drawers.
f Prints, weeds, Flannels and
arns I hav verything, Carpet
1 colors.
are firsteela ealue.
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RAIN BAGS.
I Werra 1 them the Bel and Cheapest.
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such Besides these Ind cenents, 1 am
g so . (Jeri g the balance of my
etric i
ively .
I
able
lions SU-NIA/I R CLOTHING!
dney
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TE4 ERRY.—The ne
w1it41.ing the tee h,
breat , and. stint • lati
t 11
the,b ghtest, cos°
ext4. Ask Your,
berry ." price 35 OeI ts.
1' s
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owder for
purifying the
. he na uth,
toilet gem
•1 for "Tea -
6 -52.
4 •
At CIS T PRIC for [CASH.
THOS. KDD, SEAFORTH,
Corner of
Main and Market Streets.
HICKSON 84 BLEASDEHL,
Chemists, Druggists,
Take gat pleasure in informing the people
country that they have secured
And fi91
Of Over
classes
Cylinde
R. WR GHT, LATE
ily of TORON 0 who is a first-class mechanic a
e enteen ea) i the city and country. He ba
br etch and Cloc Work, from the finest Chrono
r. We have confidence in our man, and are, coneeg
PREPARED TO GUARANTEE
In any- are where satiefaCtion is not given, bring it back a
f S
he s
d wo
,
tber
eter
ntly,
ALLI
d wo
money. We can do any work in owl line,
ORTH, ti
IMPQ TANT TO THE sicIti
eint ers,
orth a swrro unding
vices of
TRA HROY,
--
kmaln, having had an experience
el
ore, become familiar with all
Stop Watchee to the Common
- ,
Gold living on TVa a Cases, Chains, &c.
Silver lating on W. itch Cases, Knites, Forks,
Fancy and Retie?, -g7 graving on Silver or Silver
e, Brass, C pper, de.
All K 1s of Jewelt? Repairs done in the best p
A U L L TOCK OP
In A mer'
and Fan
an, Englis h and S ies. Ladie' Gold and Silver Wedeln
Rings in peat va iety. Aleo Gold and Plated Chi -ns a
a
WORK DONE.
I make it right or refund the
ha 1
poons, &c.
Plate Gold or Gold
8ible Manner.
ATCHES
Specialty. Wedding, Keeper
ail kinds of Iewelry.
HICKSON & BLEASD LL, Seaforth.
TO
Would
whi
SA
HE MLO
P PTAI\TT It\T
BUILD
RS, FARMER8
GoTrnTiba
all the attention of the public to the folloning.
lee is engaged t Winthrop, four and. a h If mil
MILLS. SAW MILL
J
K—Lumber cub fro green logs. Bills for Building Feironig and Ditching filled on short
notic ,
ELM -4 hirge quantity of d yl inch and 2 inch on hand ;alma a c nsiderakle quantity in Iog.
SOFT 1M 'LE—Dry, cut to t e following sizes: Ile li and 2 =heti:
HARD ALE—Dry, cut to• he following sizes: 1, WI, an 4x5 in
BlitCH Dy, cut to the folio ing sizes :1 and 2 inches.
BA SSW* 0—Pry. cut to the following sizes: 1 inch.
PATEN MOVABLE FENC —Lately improved. Set up straight, ith
ed f grook in the old i :teed.
CEDAR . OSTS—Split and R und.
TAN B K—Frcm one h 13 red to one hundred and fifty co in_
BLACK SO RAILS—A n er for sale.
tenches of business in
s nortle Seaforth
• .
SAW MILLS.
•
MCCU LT-eQC}Iy
lezibtrraienadndEt, uoirrof aptianne zsonizidpel4r4H7d.feetiterre, tephyreti
°Tar:cis:tit
G amen , the -United-States of Anierica, endue
Dominion
1{°`_Irf Ileanpard0a1ESWIOillail 1114eYtr"anlidaliIlllitte
ovvenirjuteed detarth, eolDepointernebrecriail 4%1;71, :4!
all who a e suffering feonrChrorild Ili 121:tare:ine.
eases, 8 ' h as CONSUMPTION, 1 110Neappis,
ASTHM , CATARRH, And all Alai:Mons el the
i
day, -S plentber 71h, to 10e <sleek
CChlheolirtois:a an:0' Cancer 's iNnetrirhltui:etrsTot; haNatiag.rYee'eake,:awiplostlityt...
long sten ing, Dropsy, Diseasea di the Kidneys,
Liam, Ski Diseases of all kinds, no matter how
la, Scrofu ous Ulcers, Liver CoMP ailasueikipelalir3p:o_
Sickness,out. ththe i z, i irdyspoassoili ie,tmephNi taleoeiscknife. on r,dFaEloaptigipi and
8Epileptic
coo: Apra 1 3set:rieitoosn. 8:TE:silo ti 1 tihA b ee e et u : n T, r id
pepsia,
rfillVt it iinsill:Ditan ilf6" e, eca u;rpeFaartevcreofs
mors, dre., Lumbago, Hemorrhage nil the Lungs.
itillyD.isea s of the Eye and Ear teated Batease.
Dt: eases of childrEn from fency tealaele
age treat successfully.
4.
gar Fei. ale Complaints of all Inds and!eage„,
criptione whatever, whether A or Chrbie,
W11.1 be ted antic- ssfally.
on are suffering beim yof the above
diseases not delay, but visit le" Doctor se
once so at you may have the beet of his tate
and treat'ent, and be restored to health the
sooner. esee
TEA TEAS TEAS.
THE N W CROP JUST ARRIVED.
Grp .ery and rrorn8w
Store
TS THE SPOT where you es* get the beet
value r your money ever offe aim Sego
Just try is New Teas—they are; good ind
cheap. :01. well selected Steal t Fresh.
FRESH' ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,'
. And a rip stock of all kinds of: irttIJITS, :au
as Clang s, Lemons, Appls, Dats, Cranbe
Jam by the pound, Black Currant
Curra-ntJ lly, Pine Apple Jelly} Figs, Raisins
Prunes, Dr 'ed Apples.
HONE IN FLB. B TTLES.
he best Tea Dust in market,
Try my -IpewouJnadPan Tea at 40 04,450 eents
per pound.
pounirTryrdy.:
leek Congau Tea at SO ed ee
6it5 es e rnetas;ye
Try ray
hes. , Some Oe
85 cents pe
s saving the amount requir
,
AND FLOUR' G
d
a errptly Attrn ed to, and gooevoili warrant Flou
I:1 BlgirSenTaind Middlings, Rhea. s on hand.
[
T E GENERAL S ORE.
omprising the latest patterns 1 Teiree s, Duce, Oottonades, Shirt -
all the leading lines constant 34 on hand and eel eta with care.
assorted Iitnek, from Men's 11 avy Cew Ride to ;atlies' Finest Kid.
weed Snits for $7 and up. ope and Youth s at corresponding
w. Sizoe well assorted.
ut Naile, Bolte, Lccks, Hiles, Screws, &c. A very fine lot of
is, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs, Lounge, &e.
1
I , '
4
and light exipenees
d at 1:, w price.
DRY GO ZS—A large stock,
inge, Sees Goods, Prints,
GROCE ES—A large etock o
BOOTS ND SHOES—A Wel
READY E CLOTHING -
figure.
HATS- A D CAPS—Men's an
HARDW RE—Pressed and
Harv t Tools.
FUI NI 11E—Bureaus, Mirr
his busi
he undersigned, ba
offers his CII840
ILL
Coarse an d Fine Shorts,
enth's in Felt, Cloth and Str
ng ehe best facilities for bnyin
ers the articles above mention
in carrying on
A good s
Cured
Bacon, Flo
Pet Barlry
oung Epson Tea at45i
pound.
unpowder Tea at Ne‘
ood value.
CrVaSICIO
pply of those superior
s, Smoked Bacon, Pi
r, Shorts, Bran, Corn
Graham Flour, Oats a,
FRUIT JARS. FRUI
A very la ge stock of Mass Geni
all sizes, w ich, being bought be
price, aoldvery eheap.
. AULT, Main Str
0,55, 60 en
As per pound,
oked Sega
Hams and,
al, Oatmeal,1
Potatoes. I
JARf3.
Fruit Jars, oll
4 the rise in
Seaforth
.
or INSURA
. A. GOVENLOCK 'Winthrop.
I 1 ALO
SMITH
JONES
furniture,
pricee. 0
county."
•
o the
M. ROB
Kidd, as a
at remark
examine
to order
feathers,
ADDR TO THE ElrEOTORS.
- I
` Ciood mornin J nee, where are you going to 2"
' I are going down to M. ROBERTSO'S Furni
on see mine is gett ng played out and I want to g
dishy wants a new radle, and they say that he ha
tee and Indep
liTSON begs to stat
ardware store, end
ly low prices. Lite
stock beforo parch
very short notice.
d end lumber tile
HIS UND
i,
Is, as 10 rly, under his own s
tion. His , tck,of Caskets, Co
rate. Fur* en attended in the
HE SEAFORT
CE ANDLAN[
ZO ST
AGENCY.
N G
TS AGEN for Several First-Cbit 01 Soc, Fire
- and Idle Insurance Companies hid is neper -
ed to take eke on the most lava le terms.
it Loan So.
Also Age
sieties.
ure arrooms, to get BOD10 new Also Age
t som fir:t rate Wafture at very low and Villar
the Very best and eheapest hi the
DDIEJS.
1
ndent People of Huron:
that he has removed to the prlemisee hit ly occupied by Mr. John
hat he is now prepared to furnish every hing in the Furniture line
ding purchasers will find it Oeatly to t eir advantage to call and
sing elsewhere. Repairing promptly at nded to. Fa-rniture made
icture framing a speeialty. Ali work aranteed, Farm produce,
in exchange.
RTAKING DIEfARTWIENT'
pervision, and will be condn ted wfth t e greatest care end atten-
ns, Shrouds, &a., will b e found,complete, and se: the very lowest
ountry. A Hearse for hire. 1eniezn1ber the place.
AI. RODER SON, SE40RTH.
OLD TO CET Y UR HORSES PROPERLY SHOD
'TIS BETTER THAN
BLAC M1THING
TN HIS NItW ard enlarged
-2- do thi Fie also dceiles
patro nage. With erlaiped
tion than (eer.
Horse hoeing, Genera
and
MEIJI ill 11 Ell TUE
Goderich treet.
649-13
AND YOUR
NEATLY AND SUISTANT1ALLY DONE
1\1- DOR,
remises, opposite the queen's Hotel, Goder
infonn his customers of his removal, and
niiees and improved facilities hti is prepare
Blacksmithiny and Pepairi
n the itost Reasonabl Tert
P LA CE : Grassie's Old Stland, Opp°
eh Stret, is prepared to
to tam* them for past
to give better satisfac.
done. as formerly
ite the Quetns Hotel,
JOHN DOR,E Seaforth.
I ONCE
POST 0
FICE STORE, WALTON.
ORE respectfully b g leave to return thanks to my numeroue tinstomere for their kind
retro ago during the lalet 1 years that I have been doing 6usiness anitongst them, and kind/y-
solicit a C Dtinuance of their fa ors for the future. I' have just receiVed a Large end Well Seleeted
GROCERIES—TEAS a Specialty—which, for guality and price, are the best in theCounty.
DRY GOODS
BOOTS 1 all descriptions. 41ao alwais on, hand a lull assortment of
AStercAikrogfe St
Stock of and -S H0ES-111oPherson's make, Crockexy, Glseware Lamps
and Coal Oa, Eardware, Paints:nd 01.1s, Drugs, Patent Medmin
thing required in a general stor Ask for what you want if yo
taken in ex hang°. I would als intimate to all parti a indebte
rther notice will be g,iTen. MONEY TO L
to come aI: d eettle by cash or ote before the end f this m nth; or the
other hand 11or collection. No 1
—I am also viluator for the Do inion Sating and Investment Society, one
in the Dominion. The above Society loans money on i gond farm security fo
twenty years, ten the most faVora ile conditions. LIFE INSURANCE. --If 34
give me a cellilas I ani agent Ior he Sun Mutual Life Assurance Comany,
eurance Companies in the Domi
get to give me a call. I am 1w
nection. C over, Timothy, Turn
s, Bacon a d Hama, in fact every -
don't see 1 Cask er farm produce
to me for ' st and brevicua years,
ccounts will be put into
AN ON EASY TERMS.
the bestloan societies
a terre of from three to
u want your life insured
ne of the best Life In-
ion, and conducted on the most economical princiles. Don't for -
ye attentive to busiateee. Post Office and TelegrePh Office in con -
p and other Reeds on hand.
R. ATTISON WALTON
NOTICE,.
01.4, .A.R.1T J4_
•
?laving purchased the s •ek of the Goderich Foundry & Manufacturing Com-
pany, consisting of one 40- • orse Engine, one 20-hore do., two five-borse do., new
and secondhand Boiles, lot of Flour Mill Machinery, Savir Mill Machinery,
Plows, Gang Plows, Lan Rollers, Straw Cutters,: Hore-PoWers, brass fittings
for Engine, Gas Pipe and Gas Pipe Fittings, Cooking Stove ,-and a large as-
sortment of castings in g eral use. The above stock will be sold cheap, to
make room for the manuf ture of other 'articles Orders taken for Engines,
Boilers, and all kinds of m 11 work. Repairs attended to on the shortest notice.
Address -4-
D. RUNCMAN & CO.. GODERICH.
t for several of the b
t, for the Sale and Pam se of Fatra
roperty.
A Niti zber of Fi
Imp °red Farms fori
$50,600 Ito Loan at Sere
Interest.
Agent for the sale of Ocean Stett
OFFICE Over M. Monism:ea
Street, Sesta th.
t -Class
ale.
_per vent.
`pTicket
tore, Main
645
NEW
BAKERY AND OONFEC ONER.
FORE S BROTH RS,
TT AVE no
-2-2- Old Ste
for th, -where
in every b.ra'n
Weddig
Pr
Delivering
always keep
Confectionery
e fully ho
and liberal p
and vicinity.
we intend to
653
started business ir illianisoles
d, next to Cannichaere Hotel,See-
hey intend to give full atisfactien
h of their business.
akei and 4 Ordt78
mptly Attended lt,.
one promptly. We else intend to
n hand a new an11 f stock of 1
and Fruits.
e to gain tho good .
tronege of the eitize
Nothing like good b
ave always.
FOR13ES BROTHE $ Bakers.
and kind
Seaforth
, and that
SEAFOR
J
Ts STILL
2- Mills on
business inan
er]y ht41Ji8S
dId ing eB
order 8;70
which be ill
H FLAX. ILLS.
B E A I E
esirous of dispoeirni ' f his Flax
•
eseonable terms to a od. active
'who is likely to marag it prop-
etifIleient Flax sownda in splen-
eep the Mill rwroings dily dur-
, the benefits in ceraieletion with
'ye the purchaser.
EY TO LOA
•
Any amount of money to Loan Iuttasonable
ra tes of intere , on good farm secui1ty,
OFFICE—Ca adieu Bank of Coecimerce '
ings, Seaferth.
JOHN BEATTIE.
EGG EMPORIUM
THE Subseriber hereby thanks ha 4urneroue
-2- custorners (merchants and otetj for their
liberal parons, e during the past 7 Years, sad
hopes by Strict integrity and close attention to
business to meijt their confidence and trade in
the future. H ving greed/ enlarged his prem -
1888 during the inter, he is now prelpared mossy
THE HI EST CASH PRICE
For any quantit of Good Fresh Eg,a, &livered
at the Egg Enip
MAINI ST1' EET, SRAFOTH.
Wanted by tb4 subscriber, 25 toneof good dry
clean wheat etre
D. D. Mrt,SION
SEE1D WHEAr.
ELIAE.
THE
rr leh 1Jm4erel
Wheat for
ta nds the win
this section. Pi
561-4
ed has a quantity .of thei above
le. This is s new 'vitt/city, Ana
er 'wefl. Ordy oncie grown in
ce, $1.50 per bushe
W. PAYNE, t11Road,
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_ .
, SEPTkMA
A little boy
to him. and,
ow -can
peel i3./31 busy;
"Well, you
you have a pie?1
funny for you"
—An Irish wal
talented a turkey
tner "Faith, it'S
that turkey was
estate with his
never dreaming.
J10' d have to ,A
dinner" .1
—A bargain
—Tourist
There's a chick
lady;
In a few weeks
crown for that fe
for tvro penee,"
;satisfied.
e—Ati DatTu
prime Cout, 133
eighboxing-viTh are you
work; trying to
was the reply.
said. the Judge
nompettion.
-L-A young, col
passing their he
illage. "Tell in
"that you are ne
times that you
lifee" "On the c
replied, "I reget;
were to die I wet
away '
—A_ 'Yankee pl
lately on the ige
their own eompl
young ladyonee
lecture would be
the "circulation
'that she would el
had been trouble
for a. long time.
—The followinj
offered as an irrel
a fair young maiel
she to her suitor,
home. I am a.
no husband en
in kindness." ",
the wooer; .44blit
Win all live togef
beat your naother
—A good deal
-• simplicity of a rei
is t met a, young
kirk, and, as was
cs,rryin.3. Iterili
trudging along ba
said, "is it eustoe
in theee parts to
ly, they do," said
they mind their
—"Is your
BeetIecrush.er ?"
a. Western &nese
gled out of the ref
dieappointmeiat
of dnees -M her
full'?" said the da
Sun, "Waal, I gri!
nothing but a pie
cream, an' that
filliug my pregrae;
Detroit 0eTh
Ladies of good
wealth at their
most desperate SIE
with the hardest
40 not deserve
sympathy fte the I
invested her little
titute if stringentl
whom the good. In
great teirttation.
*Wok Canadians
smuggle to Canaell
mestie and dreee
purchaser steso
ever to Winer f<
velvets and eashi
being eonsidered
Letter, whether tie
are hundreds of D,
velvet and silk di
them over folded 3
Ole waists or dise
ones, while they
house officer, the
teetives, the latedij
serene countenaTh
their epofis.
amoniat of goods
a eingie trk. Ti
has taken such pei
she has sentiggledl
ly to keep -up the
acquired Buell a ke
goods about her
bolt of cotton doei
least uneasiues, s
one -trip half a do
the lady herself is
significant balk.
that thin women
eessfui snauggleree
tional fulness In
Plump divinity cal
her tournure and
WiSer.—Dtheit .P*3
Sctch-
art,
rehdeca:nret: bisigsmiPeert:tenat6tnheelell
geaarlideartei;o11;te,' fArotml
that local Manner
deal better. 1 Thie
there is still. : rxtuel
4;itat4rIllohrI::itInkfPIyon,"etdahs eei :a rill 't1
il
Aberdeenshite, ho
"Thank you" and
lyYeLzisao, wlae
tegawiitlhIle'
equivalent for "11
when the speakerwhat be tholIght
33reealll teluWrliedoubtshness
north -country ru
says that oiviIity
the mistaken mot
attentions—acts o
sideration for the
are set down as a
onlifsrYt::la, iBatnundtsea:shietocaiat
4r counties so un
aible to get a eiv`
porters on the
aa'anleapolirtrateonl°:nk
eral commission t.
tlightalatbeheI 837orfurml
acliudiainyogut,7lgohr Lin
rge1aei.21111Bubit3gthieorpci)
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