The Huron Expositor, 1880-09-03, Page 31880.
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rHE SICK.
LOCR
;timer/eau Phy-
:pitais of the chief
Scotland, Franee,
America, and the
personally viBit
dly, and may be
:it Hotel, from
lat. an
()o'clock A. M., by
ale Lingering Dig.
BRONCHIpIS,
Affeetioate of the
Debility, Ser•ofti
uplaix ,. Rheums,
:i , ilo matter hew
•e of the Kb: IIeys1
worst stage, with:
Salt Rheum, l)ga-
Fits or Failing
a of sewe ox mo-
rvy, Chorea or St-
s of all kinds per-.
t Feick Neck, Pc.ly,
`Prig, Abeewx, , q'
=• o1 the Lungs.
e treated succeed.
irriaue;y to adult
It kinds and des-
ate or Chronic,.
&ny Of the above
it the Doctor at
heneilt of his care
fled to health the
661-2
TEAS.
r ARRIVED.
cion Store
r au get the best
ffered in Seaforth..
t 3 really good and
ek of Freeeh
PREP/MONS.
4 FRUITS, such
Dates, Cranberry
errert del y, Red
ly, Figs, itaisins,
the market,; at
and cents per
50 and 60 cents
°45, 50, 55, be and
•cents per pound,
DSS_
€or'Srooked Sugar
-Plaid Hama and
rnmeal, Oatmeal,
i and Potatoes.
1.11T JARS,.
fin Fruit Jars, of
+fere the rise in
r,reet, Seafartl
.TH
2 AGENCY
€R O N
Giese stock, Fire
cs, and is prepar-
'trraltle terms..
best Loan So-
archase of Farm
rid st—C l 4'
,r sale.
S°€
per cent.
tramship Tickets.
On'a Store, Main
616
I ERS,.
: in Williamson's:
,t'ael's Hotel, Sea?
r full satisfactien
(J Tier Orders.
'(1 to.
e also intend to
red full stock of
+d will and kind
/.0110 of Seaforth
bread, and that
Fite, Bakers.'
MILLS.
TTI E-
ing`of his Flax
a good active
nage it prop-
, and in splen -
mg steadily dui --
connection with
°AN.
a on reasonable
.curity.
trniueree Bnilei:.
E ATTTE. -
IUM..
hia numerous
others) for their
7 years, and
se attention to
ce and trade in
rged his prem -
prepared to,pay
4 PRICE
Eggs, delivered
FORTH.
is of good dry
WI LSON
AT
L E...
ty of the above
ew variety,and
once grown; in
het.
E, Mill Road,
SEPTEMBER 3 1880.
Gaieties.
} A little boy asked his mother to
talkto him and say something funny.
1 eegow can I?" she asked ; "don't you
see I 'am busy baking these pies ?"
,,Well, you might say, 'Charley, won't
you have a. pie ?' That would be very
funny for you."
--An Irish waiter at a hotel compli-
mented a turkey in the following man-
ner:
an-ner: "Faith„ it's not six hours ago since
that turkey was walking round his rale
estate with his hands in his pocket,
never dreaming what a pretty invitation
to place your effects in tip
. e
'‘It is for Peebies,t and itm
Peebles." A determine
daunt his adversaries by
force, but the weakly ha
and often truckled in
wider asp
welmast s
so easing
rai way po
for n
being
ie abse
►y goo
s with
brate
used t
be me
discussing the
ness at large,
economy had
ferocity of the
ceased at Berwie
give a man lid for
tinent, while in t
Borderer saw ai
nge
ert
Cr
ow
he'd have to jiae you gintlemen at treating pass
dinner." due to all
A. bargain :
(Scene, a country inn) I politeness ha
—Tourist : "Confound it, woman ! civility may
There's a chick in this egg !" Land-
In
sir, you are tz� luck one.
In a few weeks I could have had half a
crown for that fowl, and 'ere you get it
for two pence." { And still he was not
astiefied.
—An cid Judge of the New York Su-
preme Court, meeting a friend in a
neighboring village, exclaimed, "Why,
what are you doing here ?" "I'm at
work, trying to make an honest living,"
as the 'reply. "Then you'll succeed,"
'd the Judge, "for you'll have no
competition.
e -A young couple just married are
passing their honeymoon in a, -pretty
illage. "Tell me, my love," said she,
'that you are not tired; I fear some -
Ones that - you regret your bachelor
!fee" "On the contrary, my angel." he
plied, "I regret it so little that if you
ere to dial would marry again right
way." -
—A. Yankee physician was lecturing
ately on the ignorance of people of
heir own complaints, and said that a
1111 oung ladyonce asked him what his next
ectnre would be upon, and being told
he "circulation of the blood," replied
hat she would certainly attend, for she
lady y •
He
The Baron
I fled to receive
who has rec
the races.
She was in • er
announced, e ten
and attired in
of lace, which
figure evonde
Assuming. a
melancholy c
him to be a
"forint,"
a woman in
"Dear, dear
"I am pros
Louis, that I
incur."
"Poor soul 1
"My furnit
In this sitnati
anything."
"Baroness
gentleman.'
A. ray of
eyes, but th
and hat and s
,.
", sw inn, , s
!'nn gang to is
fan mi t c
a; displ: of
• tru a ie,
as • . B : ere
acts of r de -
that So+itch
o do with the
..j "T ps"
ne w+ d
os ly ire ' er-
ce pf h no
asQn for
0011rlesy
ale.+ is nt
Draper, : nd
ith eve + at
elv His
ss erthe i:I
a visit fr
tly won 1
oudoir
ed in a
an legant
set,ff her'
ullywell.
be itchin
un enance,
itt d,
sad s 'a, sadl
d:spa; r"
What is t
nte by a
ad the i
ad been troubled with the complaint "I leave y'
or a long time. Paper.
—The following naive promise was
ffered as au irresistible temptation. to A tame fo
re i
n
k
about
have
ow m
pe lewme
un took
id ' ith gre
to your g
chl g1: ti-
e nt'
sulms On
0 ,.as
sy jc ir,
sing, g wn
r pian; ed
se n
soh: od
ou be
atter
den e
o be sei
r(�
heat
duty
in Be
p his
t gravlt
ef." •e
A
fair young maid : "I thank you; said
he to her suitor, -`but I can't leave
ome. I am a widow's only darling ;
no husband can ever equal my' parent
in kindness." "She is kind," replied
the wooer ; "but be my wife, and we
Will all live together, and see if I don't
beat your mother !"
—A good deal of humor is just in the
Simplicity of a reply. A London tour
-
t met a young woman going to the
kirk, and, as was not unusual, she was
tarrying her boots in her hand,
rudging along barefoot. "My girl;" he
p„id, "is it customary for all the people
these parts to go barefoot ?" "Pairt
iy, they do," said the girl, "and pairtly
• tlhey mind their own business."
--"Is your programme full, Miss
eetlecrnsher ?" • asked a young man of
Western damsel, who had just strug-
led out a the refreshment room with
isappointment in her eye and an order
f dances in her hand. "Programme one of the
all ?" said the- daughter of the Setting came so tai
and struck
dogs, but co
proach him.
smell, they
would not e
upon which
The crafty
would not
knowledge
breakfast.
poured out t
the fox wou d
around the -a
the rightful
Day after d:y
until the trick
milk placed
could not re c
stopped fro >
his cunning p
was, bringin.
As she was
up to her, a
on, "Waal, I guess not ! I hain't had
othiug but a piece of cake and an ice
Cream,' an' that don't go far towards
!:Wing my programme, I can tell you."
Detroit Belles. as Smugglers.
Ladies of good families who have
Wealth at their command make the
�.est desperate smugglers, and are dealt
jvith the hardest by the officers, as they
fox that the
'the house, a
into a pan an.
crafty anim4l
eral times, b,
spoiled milk
stead of liim
tempts.
The
Owing
ox.
as'i. ;pt in stable
a "riends p with
no, ° er get te cats t
ei ; g very sensiti
ld of hes his odo
• alk upon an
e fo had kl Nen sts ii
mal, seeing hat the
e '9ear h • , use'
c•:at the•. of
sr' on as the a
ca :' allow nce of
un to the ot.an
ce , well nowin
would • of tout
ats lo their
wa found', out, an
a pot weer the
it., After Ihe1ha
obbing the ate, h
• th dairy a• aid •
t•e ails f oral
:sin along, he fo
brei Led hi +• self ag
lkp ils T" e mi.k
d w th thee' smell of
aid ared ki rt take
cli th nghtles:ly'po r
gaffe it t • him
rep ated t. is tric
w n he fund tla
es .'ven to ' he pigs
elf, u e gave up Lis
ne
the
tr.uole of
el '; angs,
ing in his
o not deserve as much leniency cr While Col
ympathy as the poor woman who has Argus, -was s
tweeted her little all and would be des- a man whoa
elute if stringently dealt with, and to: thunder en
Thom the good bargain, duty free, is a chair, he ala
hurled his u
sat down.
"Are you
''Yes,"
reat temptation. The class of goods
hick Canadians buy in Detroit and
smuggle to Canada is cotton cloth, do-
mestic and dress goods. The Detroit
urchaser steps on the ferry and goes ` "I called t
ver to Windsor for gloves, laces, silks, mine you pri
velvets and cashmeres, • these articles Surcease bf
m }
being considered. much cheaper and "1 don't re
tetter, whether they are or not. There onel.
re hundreds. of Detroit ladies wearing
elvet and silk dresses who smuggled
hem over folded neatly about their an=
clic waists or disposed of in their bos-
c ms, while they passed the custom
oust officer, the lynx -eyed female de-
tectives, the landing waiters, and with see you abou
serene countenances walked off with poem was m
their spoils. One lady boasts ' of the dalous. I h
It exposed
think I am a
"Go ahead.
"The first
in this way :
'Lying by a wecl
slope:
That is b
Now, how did
to the public
Made it read t
'Lying to a weepin
Weeping
widow ! Qh,'
This is too min
a man crazy!"
"I'm sorry,'
"But look
the poet. "
said was—
'Cast thy pearls b
the dirt.'
.I wrote tha
ly, in a plain,
does your c
catch the sen
ment ? Does i
sir. He sets
Listen—
'Cart thy-pilIs belo
they hurt.'
"Now, isn't
rage 0:11 a mai
you if it isn't.
"It's hard, t
F
C
t
ro
ed.
e•
rel
was
Fiero:
his ha,
a on t
d.
T
e's
ne
telt
rd
he
t
n,d
of
ata
his
eir
ut
lk,
lk
at
it.
.ik,
he
foe
n
ied
he
ng.
nt
st
be -
he
to
it
he
eV -
he
in-
at-
Poet.
ditot of he
ce one ay,
lothed kith
y si ing a
on he tle,
e flor, and
heditor ?" h asp ed
see about ' • at pee
ted he othe • day on
rro "
ember it," :ala the
1
"Of tours you don't pecans
went into t : paper u e der :• the
famous title '.Snearcase To nliorr
"A stupid under of th • coni osit
I suppcse."
"Yes, sir, r d t' at's w t I ant
T e way • which t
pat .d was simply sc
: v:n' ;slept a night si
e o deri: ou. Pee
ass Let e show yo
sal the Coy onel.
i • e, when 11' rote it, r
emonnt of goods she can carry over at
al single trip. The smuggling mania
has taken such possession of her that
she has smuggled for her friends, mere-
ly to keep up the excitement. She has
acquired such a knack of arranging the
goods about her person that a whole
kolt of cotton does not give her the
least uneasiness, and she can carry at
clue trip half a dozen silk dresses ; yet
the lady herself is by no . means of in-
s guificavt bulk. It is a great mistake
that thin woiuen make the most suc-
cessful smugglers. The slightest addi-
tional fulness betrays them. But a
illamp divinity can add fifty pounds to
1vtier tournure and no one will be the
iser.—Detroit Pott:t.
•
Scotch Politeness.
According to the report of Mr. Stew -
rt, an inspector of schools in the
orth, the manners of the natives of
berdeenshiro are being improved by
e ucatiou. 'At the same time Kr Le-
g rd reports, from the Leeds district:
t et local manners might be a :good
deal better. Things, are advancing, but
t fere is still much to be desired. In
Abe-deenshire, however, progress is the
order of the day. The expressions
"Thank you," "I beg your pardon," and
Tf coo please" are coming more and
ore into daily use. The expressions
"Thank you" and "If you please" hard -
II, existed with Lowland Scotch some
Yesis. ago, while "That's a lee" was the
equivalent for "I beg your pardon,"
when the speaker wished to correct
hat he thought an inaccurate state- ,
eat. We doubt whether there is any
al churlishness at the bottom of this,
orth couutry rudeness. -Mr. Stewart
a ys that "civility is servility" t has been
t e mistaken motto, and all the little
Tea tentions—acts of politeness and eon-
s deration for the feelings of others -
4 e set down as a vain show of hypoc-
r sy. But why are the people of the
rth, and especially those of the bor-
er counties, so uncommonly disconrte-
o a? It used to be absolutely im.pos
able to get a civil answer from the
jprters on the northern lines. They
ppeared to look on themselves rather1policemen unattached, with a gen-
e al commission to arrest passengers,
t an as the servants of the public. You
.ight label your luggage (the porter de-
i ring to do so) for Hawick, let us say,
end you might fondly watch the bag-
e, and beg for its considerate treat -
tent. But the porters would decline
t,
•
t
1•
g
illov , and
utiul, poen
ou • vile sh
There it !
• is fvay
wi ow to ind
id nei•
hutider an
h !I It's en •
dams`!
,ch d
�nstit
cmpo
t
ou'He
el ;
'I w'
come
The'
h s nit
s airs;
Hoti'v
Maier
C nn.,
lbor•
aetol
•
sininj
choice
I the
enoh
asp
came C,
t irdd':
p aced.
h yha
to wi
o er t
owl
:1 lbor'
h:yan
t •! than
t !!. mbli
d•wna
b as
with
t • ch
s:+d h,e
a;,ain ",
II
THE
• me hike carryi ig the thing an
two toll) far. I think I have" a
tional right tP murder that
tor, h +len't I ?'
nk yo wave."
:re is bet?"
s out jnow,' said the Col -
•me in to-morro'
11,". saic the po t, "and I will
mad
he putt on his hat, shouldered
brella • and d ifted off down
G:u
years
an e
, abo'a
to t
summ
rasa, t
fterno
d ."
cad itou:ts
p and
y the
Ont
been
drows
e wee e
thud
was
look: •
Louse,
ng wi.
fire-
ed no
_bla
off
"I'1
1
•
h
r
n
e:
•
Ahe ,c of P.rovi-
encea
o there lived in Salem,
Intik . reamed Amass
bom ni rnberlesa stories
day. One one ocoa
e hada five acre lot of
t land spread out to dry.
a shower carne up and
he next day the hay
dry. Another shower
drenched it. On the
me programme was re -
fourth day, after the
pperly dried and raked
cloud Pillar moved up
horizon; and a distant
echoed. from the hills.
d; He, looked at the
at the cloud. "Run up
," he said, in a voice
esentnxent, "and bring
quick, now. The
tion. He came back
torch and Bilborn
windrow. "There,"
if this hay will git wet
Th Pr
his is tol
C + ica : A
an for
C + icao : the
visited the
u . Ar • our,
c. utrol :of th
ci izen :aid
"I u +ders
C icag ! in a
••:n g.•s ar
s•.outi• •,'Al
tl':d wi plea se
o�•ce.''
Mr. '. rmoi r
t at's out t.
"An som
fr end, 'the
y ` u do 't se
other a,i vane
•
I Is
•
on Business in
icago.
:ant the pork corner in
: eman well known' on
ve of anecdote was in
day, and, of course,
of Trade. Meeting
is credited with the
k market, our fellow
11•
e•
••
e •
11 •
e.Z
•
•
a
a
fu
B
I I
For
erva
ld wa
ply, b
e wit.'
ailed '
y he
lien o
A
any
t at
ted o
t he
on
'rea
as
e of
itch;
tan
was
11
say, Pr
W entS
d nts,"
Case
a d en
su ff erin
n
' 9i
to
y co
Sa
k an
oh a
eir r
•11
w11sur
a use
d 11, pr'
F
of s
he a
e
o1- 2t
CRL
it
in-
to
at
le th
fr
ad e
fi
vi
to
B
The st Sale
uises So es,
ver ores, Te
in E
teed 0 g
cents Per
leas ell.
they do business in
way, One of your
ringing a bell and
sons who haven't set-
qep up to the captariu's
uuglied and -said: "Yes,
ea," added our facetious
with the bell says, "If
wick, 'there'll be an -
rates,'
h
ck Reply.
s, Moses, a negro, Was
1lnivereity of Alaba a,
he students very fath-
er notorious hypoc ite.
t account comm my
among the boys. ne
ng a crowd of stude ts,
'm called to him : "I
at. are vote going to do
you ?j' "Wait on tn-
ready reply.
De
of.
able
fro
.lai
Bike
pro
liab
:itch•
ly fo
Fo
a on
1
te omen.
ale weakness, deli
(institutions, and t
tomach, Liver and
y and
tra ed
lo wh
0 ce
find Electric
ertain core.
hould rejoice
y is .placed wit
and happi
re Electric Bit
Hickson & B1
ts. 622-26d.
At a time
oded. ith
es an. co
find ne t
cons i us
y off all w
of I are
ss
litie
coy for
ate
ose
id-
it -
he
bat
in
ess
erS
as -
Ar "ca Salve.
in tie world for °tits,
Ulce s, Salt Itheum,
tter, !Chapped Hands,
ones, alnd Jell kinds of
-Fo sale by Hic son
•
t to
hen t
tion
s be
cove
of t
) deem
This
hem
re
nsu
lds,
ungs.
e thi
lling
sts,
cost,
ly
c, affecting. b
et present H arse
pie ed
I lit
uld
al to it
i of to giv
said the Col ne1,1"but
the fourth verso," s
at's worse yet. W ha
re he swine, d loSe th
out clearly nct disti
p sitor ay Does
of that beautiful se
si k into his ?
feelings ? ,I leave it
19
"And then ke
the original ni nu
as daylight—
area over th
what he did ?
'Take away thy jeti
By George, I
with a fire sho
up in my life.'
"It was natn
"There, for
'1 am weary of t
ray horror and be anguis
when I. ope ed your pa
'Fm wearing,out trOusers till
oript it es
only ewer
n1; one eyi
t ere do
He made i
feel 'like
al, too."
a adra.
t did y
yen ke.
freade—
L Ill
tlpr 'vents
is on a
pe anoe
as hey
cu onie
si ata
On ., p
hs
tenc
fr
th
I art
w
now
e 1
then
par
af
at
s so
Of
No
ine
SS
II I
Proof.
Unworthy de-
, it is refres ing
eficial and p re.
eir remedy, that
e trial bottle
certainly would
'd not the rem-
arkable curative
r. King's New
ptiou will posi-
ronchitis, Stub-
hthisic, Quinsy,
ny affection of
As you value
wonderful rem -
on Hickson &
or a regular size
•
00D ARTICLE. — We
uld a vise all in want
a We refer to Derley's
b ng ex ensively used by
st h ,rse dealers in
e me have discover -
es the condition of the
g the blood, and re-
-lugs ud liver all that
in the improved ap-
nimal, which is one
horse dealers use it,
nabled to get better
same time give their
and healthy horses.
me and see that the
op & Lynaau, Toronto,
or C nada. Sold by )1tr
For
Grate I and comfort -
eh go ern the opera- ;dr
.and ntrition, and by
Sion of the fine proper-
brea ast tables with
lored beverage, ;_which
ly heaty doctors' bills. ,
lioususe of such articles 1-1
stitution may be grad-- Geo
til strong enough to re- cart
e ley to disease. Hun- IfIdd
orm
e Imalades are floating
oint. 'We may escape
by keeping ourselves c
oe
th pure blood, and a ) Dou
fra,rne.1--Civit Ser -
4 only in packets label ; Spe
Threadneedle Street, Or
tio .8 of est
ties of e
ha provi ed
may save us
sis eve ten
dr d.s of Subt
v a f ttl s
3318)
4 we fortified
pro erly • ou
170 icc
sm.A.F9Rai
riAlOSICAL
‘INSTRI.1141 NT EMPORIUM.
SCOT BROT-IERS
Have pleasnr in s sting to the publics that they
are now man fact ring on their oWn acconnt,
co pimp with Dan'el Bell, the original minu-
Ara can con
benefit of ma
Organ is admi
bee Organ m
ton and dare
m '13 and
T
mo
pop
im
lar prices
ovements
s as low a
We nse only
woods for on
k eys, and best
materials, fp&
must ensure
eque
ufao
ted
nnf
ility
nish
d o
styl
and
big
ritc. give their c stome a the
niers prices. The Ex elsior
Y the best judges to the
Oared in Caned, bot as to
as well as bea ty of work.
hhrs in search ot Org ns of
d us keeping ace th all
ecoveries in ur line, and
lass goods caul be pr duced.
the eat and thoroug ly se
cases, genuine ebony fill
mpo ted reeds and boards.
'pal ted only by sired
as 11 commerad th
pe miner.
A Warrant,
giv n -with eve
purchaser we
eerl—which a
not to be subj
Es
0.0
Bel
A
Em
Ore
•
ivory
Theee
d our
m to every di crimi sting
hie we will tive
te• d extremes of
pose to dampness le
p to,
part
and
d re
heat
en it
e Factory is located on th4 co
lanade and Lo e Streets, Tor nto,
er the personal npeivision of Mr.
formerly, we
mon als
•
R tinem,ber afar you purchase
sok
be
of the
honest
iree—
or cold
ea n be
er Of
nd
an iel
titian° to keep
the Dominic) and tithe
n s oak th
au Instrcn
better value,
In the tr
1
GErsiiTt WA T E D
ddress, SCOTT BROT ERS, Sea -
or h ; or, If*. BELL & Co., Toronto.
;1k CA D OF THANKS.
AM
TER a re
bees to
ing and
iden
etu
eroa
d begs to st te
assortment of
11613.0
0
Y GOOD
alwa El be
articles t as
e Trade.
Ete has a la
te Lead, (
e t of Color
CAMPI3E L,
of seven years in alton,
his grateful iianks to the
'le Public gen rally for the
n kim durinvit that time,
t he has no on hand a
111 kinds of
AND GROCERIES
eady to mete Out to thena
reasonable a price as any
ge q entity of POR1K (Side, ,Ste.)
of e
artiee
B ate and hoes a Specialty, fr m -t
ny article heceshary for a country store can
&o.) and a general Assort-
well -
P tent Medicine
IA 1 kinds of Farm
a all the lines.
rig Produce taken,
clish
JAMES CAMP ELL..
8 0 .MANITOBA. i880
N WAY'S
Sp cial- Pa sen er Train for Mangoes,
start from
date
part
take
anti
fro
stoc
8
eight leav .s the
es.
tee alway the
to have rran
sons jo ng
all care bo
50 Po nds
articular appl
J HN
day previoctstoall the above
511 be given Of all fature
owest, and the greatest PainS
ements most Complete and
h."ese parties *re released
ding baggage,! freight, live
of Baggage; Free.
through with 1 each party.
to
COMNI1ERCIAL LIVERY
TING ptnichas d the Stock and Trade, of the
ge Whitel y, be
ing on the bu
d several value
s to state ono he hitetide
ess in the old stand, Ind ha e
le horses and vehicleti to the
None but
t-actas mfor4able Vehicles, and Good
ed and pen inliggiel and Oarriagos, and
le and Si gle &gone always ready for use.
liter I Men. I
ere left a
ptly atten
the ebles or any o$ the hotel,
ed t
DUNCA &. DUNQANI SEAFORTH.
NEW GOOD
:THE LARCU
Anported Dire
•
quentlyw
houses, 9or
WINCEY
ARE HE4E, OFrED,
MARKED OFF.
IllGOODS EVE SHOWN IN THIS TOWN.
can, sell theise Goods , Cheaper hani (my non -importing
those who pu chase through Agen
IN STYLES AND GRADES.
, The Ice Wo 1 Circulars ar
The Lacond All Wool Dr
Old Gold
I Gold Che
a Specialty. De snr and make it a point to see
LIVE STOOK ASSOCIATION !
PARTIES deairing enter Stock for the
-a- Fourth Annual Sale, tinder the auspices of
the Huron Live I.- lock Asseciation, to be heId in
THE TOWN Or GODERICH,
In ale Month of Oetoberi,next, shonld make that
ries with the Secrete?, orbefore the
FIRST DM CIF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
Only ouch stook es is then entered can roeeive
11, place in the Association*s -Catalogue, a large
number of which will belptibliehed and cirettlati
ed amcng intending buyere..
ENTRANCE' FEES.
For each Stallion, Mate, Oow or Bull, $2: for
each pair of Sheep, 50 bents ; for each Pig, 25
cents. The entrance mtney, in all cases, to 4:c-
purtioter information,* diesized, will be cheer-
fully furnished by the Seeretarv.
M. Y. MoLEXN.i Seaforth, Secretary.
AXING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AN.Ip;Bil.,1
THE ubscriberbegs leiree to
cast omers for the lib etalvat
him since comnaenoing Teti -sine
tmsts hat he may be faviered.
Part es intending to b lid we
a eall,ae he will con lime t
arge stock of allkinds 4,4
DryiliatitnPhd:sneeeacn. 1.:11.171
Hefeelsconfident of g 'stings
swho may favour hint wit their
Part ictilar attention ail t
20E JOHN B
D FACTORY
hank hiernimarou
in Sea,forth,and
ith a continuance
Id do well to _eve
'keep on hand- a
tisfection to thou
Custoria Planing
ss Fabric ie pe ec for elegance, and the best
And e e man, requireeist this season of the
year so ething to give;t0ne to his -system and
prepare him for work. 1
VITAPN E
Will do this iby aleantgl all impurities from
the Kidneys. Sold by;BIDruggists. rise, $1
GRAY MR)101N,,E
URICH
d.
les, Old Gold PompadoUr Tt'immings, Old
ille—this is the favorite shade,1 very stylish.
Appearance Warmth and Wear 4mbined.
Chenille and Gr ss Fringes, a we variety.
Colored Wool Che Fringes to frnatc Dress Goods.
MANTLES.
MANTLES.
These GOod are also Imported Direct, and are sci ratt0h cheaper than usual,
th$t it is poeitiv ly astonishing,
SHAWLS.
SHAWLS.
Every descr ption of Shaw in New and Beautiful De4gnse Paisley Shawls
ranging up to $4 . It is a treat to see and. handle these eloods.
LINE N
Bleached and U
been paid to the
Grey Fla
Fl
•
Lnnisde
THE
HA
w
gnel:
triBalePa
to qua
Mr.
been i
638
662 4
always. on honid, an. 'make Order,
:utters, and eve ot er articdein Asir
perecnially en Or te their o 10031-
d can gutiran ,go a article both ue
d by the large pi es blislame
ng promptly attend to. Crve int a
be convinced hat we can Retie y yens"
and price.
BU
ER A
HAT G Rented tho
door north of
BLI
The 11
659
tore
TER AN0
_test Market Price .
8.
HE SE.
In Stark'
eady toll)
mime
HE SE.
sh will lie WEL
Se
Pict
CAL
day at
brilliant
as can
experien
bleached, go d qualities at low priees. .,• Special attention has Opposi
election o f th se Goods. Also Porftirs, Raeces, Hessians, &c.
nnels, in all the best makes.
THE iRILk_l NT BRIL
IANTINE LUSTRE IS THE NICEST
Make of L6st es in the Mar e . We control this make. From 12&c. to $L
i three ply
tf COT TO.N BAGS, purchaeed last 6'pring, at old prices,
nd full weight. QUILTS and )3ED SPREADS.
IA FULL E OF SC TCH TWEEDS UNPAFLKED TO -DAY.
These oods are well worthy of Inspection. Prices Moderate.
ORDERS Flj:IR TAILORING DEPARTIOEIrsirr SOLICITED.
DIRECT I
sea all the al5ore Goods Chedp, 'awl Mean to sell demi
sustain ou Reputgtion ./or being 'the Cheapest House
_A_ Iv az "d'INT
RTERS
•
OT
'111 h
eigned
Wrote
day die
to Eze
attires
nereld
Bate
1880.
Sign
HEAD PHOT 'GALLERY.
colors, and sni dthand clean face , such
made only. b years practi e and
ANDREW C DER, Preetical Artist.
the Commerci&hillnel. 150
is hereby giv6 th the Partnership
tire to h oda
, and all-rhaima against the said Part.
zeta be preseri d to the said oda
b whom the earn : e settled.
I AND. EW EVANIS.
in presence of ;Wm U. 660
GLAS
Direct.
TIC
now, a
any ot
Pre
wishin
The
Steam
03
Bills
653-52
•
D STATES
e first-class lino.
rre
ealtee
to bring out the 'rale
✓ are nnsurpainied for
PlY
S. DICKSON;
TELMER
EW YOR
and LO
ndonderry,
Fares irs
And
DOINT
issued to prirsone
de.
n of Anal Line
leganee an COM-.
t Ofilte,S4forth
Whole
SH
None
modera
or othe
N WILL
3. minted. Drafti
JOHN
SE AFO
FINDINGS Of tEve
nt the Very Befit St
ire promptly 6,114944.
ed. Mope Lent
t Estee.
LlAMB Co.
T Ts
LEATHER And
Descriptio .
k kept. eras
11 orders b malt
f LAX. FLA)c.
FL
1.37 the •3 y or by the acie.) Lib raI wages
id. t ply to
of
Flax
be
13 AMPBElelh Pro
Land
by maitp
13 LL, Matcliall•