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• eforthe
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:de and fire
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itest etylee
:J)ie prices.
in the pa.st„
• Pictures
:dark clouds
d lightning
and when,
•• no matter
eies takes a
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tire frames
FAFetrite,
Commerciai
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darkness..
IS
TIE.
of Itis Flax
". good active
ege it prop -
and in spiert-
eteadilydur-
nection with
tkN.
tz reasonable
t y.
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7 years, axed
at t en t ion to
wed trade in
el hie prem.-
ared to,pay
PRIDE
me, delivered
10 •TH,
nt good du,
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ACTORY.
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ake to Order,
trade in their
rir own husi-
!tide both ailt-
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hineute.
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r 12 years.
IABERER.
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store GRAY
outhful color
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and healthy.
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ia which is the
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nd LONDON
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EATIIER and
etscription.
kept. Terms
orders by mall
N. B1ETT
a a;
i DECEMBER 10, 1880,
turned to her reporting. They installed
themselves in a cozy little home near
Condon', and Elsie continued her
studies. So when the spring had fully
passed,- and Elsie came home for her
summer vacation, affairs were moving
quietly and happily everywhere. '
September came again, and a year to
a day from the time when Hilda Brand.
came to our office to get some work to
do, and Walter had first met and fright-
ened her, those two went up with Elsie
to her school, and left her beginning
sinOther year of study. They returned
ti) New York by a steamboat in the
eveniug, and sat. long on tae deck,
watching the romantic shores sweeping
by them. It was Hilda's first voyage
on the noble river, and Walter interest-
ed her greatly by his graphic accounts
of the villages and cultured homesteads
that line the banks. But the deepening
night and the passengers leaving the
deek made her suddenly rise and say,
"Shall we not go in ?"
• "Is it not too pleasant ?" he re-
plied. "Besides, I have not finished
my cigar."
"Very well, then ;" and quietly re-
suming her seat, she watched composed-
ly the dancing path of the moon on the
river—more composedly, .perhapsathan
if she had seen the intense, passionate
look in the face of the man at her side,
his cigar hangingidly from his fingers,
his eyes on her countenance.
At lag, with a half-trembliag dread.
of the silence that had fallen between
them, she tarns, with downcast eyes,
and says, "You have been very, very
noble'and true to me and mine. How.
C8.13 I ever pay you ?"
She does not anticipate the an-
swer that comes with startling quick -
DOSS :
"I ask a great price—even the gift of
yourself; and having trusted me before,
will you not trust MO
The burning blushes and, the sweet
eyes raised timidly to his do not say
him nay.
THE END.
How Liszt Got his Wife.
• Liszt was at Prague in the autumn of
1846. The day after his arrival a
stranger called upon him and aepreseht-
edhinaself as a brother artist in distress,
having expended all his means in an
unsuccessful law suit, and asked aid to
enable him to return to Nuremburg, his
place of residence. Liszt gave him a
hearty reception and opened his desk to
get him some money, but founi he poss-
essed only three ducats.
"You see," said the genero fi artist,
"that am as poor as yours° f. How-
ever I have credit, and can c in money
with my piano. I have a mini ture given
nae by the Emperor of Austria; the paint-
ing is of little value, but the diamonds
are fine; sell the diamonds nd keep
the, men ey
The stranger refused the ri h gift, but
Liszt compelled him to take i , and he
carried it to a jeweler, who, .uspecting
from his miser -ab -ie appearanc that he
had stolen it, had him arr sted and
thrown into prison. The stra ger sent
for his generous benefactor, who im-
mediately called upon the je eler and
told him that the man was innocent,
and that he had given him the
diamonds.
"Bat who are you ?" sked the
jeweler.
"My name is Lizst," he re lied. .
"I know of no financier of t at name,"
said the jeweler.
"Very poesible," said Liszt.
“But do you know that
monds are worth 6,000 floriii
"So much the better for hi
gave them."
"But you must be very ric
111
It
hese dia
to whom
to make
of 3 du -
the jew-
only to
o get as
said the
f sorcery I
parlor of
ric artist
provisos a,
ung lady
the close
the jew-
fore," she
he world
ch souuds
he stroll-
, the re -
flew, and
d by the
give a
eler see -
'd to the
of form -
IS
each presents.
"My sole- fortune consists
cats," said Liszt.
"Thenyou are a fool," saa
eler.
"No," said Liszt ; "1 hay
move the ends of my fingers
mach money as I want." a
"Then you are a sorcerer."
jeweler.
al will show you the kind
employ," said Liszt.
Seeing a piano in the back
the jeweler's shop, the eocen
sat down to it and began to i
ravishing air. A beautiful y
made her appearance, and at
of the performance exclaim°
"Bravo, Liszt !"
“You know him then," sad
eler to his daughter.
"I have never seen him b
said "but there is no one in
but Liszt who can produce s
from a piano.
The jeweler was satisfied,
ger was released and relieve
port of Liszt being in the city
he was waited upon and fet
nobles, who besought him
coue,ert itt their city. The je
ing the homage that was p
'man of genius, was ambitiou
ing an alliance with him, and said to
him:
"How do you find my daug ter?"
"Adorable !" was the repl .
"What do you think of arriage ?"
continued the jeweler.
"Well enough to try it," s d Liszt.
"What do you say -to a dowry of
,000,000 francs ?" he *vas ne -tasked.
"I will accept it," was the eply; "and
thauk you too."
"Well, my daughter likes you and
you like her," said the je eler; "the
dowry is ready. Will you be my son-in-
law ?"
al
•
IA
"Gladly," replied Liszt ;
marriage Was celebrated the
lowing. -
Boy Inventors.
Some of the most import nt inven-
tions have been the work or mere boys.
The invention of the valve motion to
the - steam engine was ade by a
boy. Watts left the engine i • a very in-
complete condition, from th:, fact that
he had uo way to open or clos the valves,
except by-levere operated b the hand.
Re set up a large engine at up of the
mines, and a boy was hired to work these
valve levers; though this wa not hard
work, yet it required his constant atten-
tion. As he was working t lose levers,
he saw that parts of the en •ine rnoVed,
in the right direction, and a the exact -
time he had to open or close the valves.
He procured a strong cord and made
oneend fast to the proper art of the,
engine, and the other end to the valve
lever; the boy had. the sad faction of
seeing the engine move off th perfect
regularity of motion. A short time af-
ter the foreman came aronn,E and saw
the boy playing marbles a the door.
Looking at the engine he s w the in-
genuity of the boy, and also he advan-
.
and the
week fol -
THE
N EX.
bSITOR.
3
tage of so grea
then carried
genius in a pr
steam engine
ing machine,
The power
farmer boy W
of such a thin
with his lack
got it all done,
ahowea it to
kicked it in
have no boy a
his time on s
boy was delighted
ing a trade, and 11
master was kind
est in him. He
was left of the on
en up, which he
The blacksmith s
boy as an appren
volition was it ve
immediately had
der the supervisio
ed to their pprfec
blacksmith farina
ufacture the loo
ed one-half ,the
an
out
otic
pe
00
oh
kni
e,
is
pie
out
ch
a year the
the boy's fat
wit-li hlra a.
was the in'
power loom.
of the astonishme
when his son
the inventor,
looin was the
he had kicke
bl
aer
we
ent
Yo
A
Night
Quarter
The other
was
who
stun
to
nventi
thke
1r
feet auto
is the nV
d nevi 5Q
e wh itle
ithagrn t
other,
s,
im th
foolis
at the
soon
d too$
ade- a
his fa
owedl
whe
ee,an
loom
oo
of the
satisf
ed the
s, the
profits
alumni
hat
thy g
of t
may b
t at t
resen ik
told
eacsll
ea
a
t
n =
t
de
'11
afc
8
r. Watts
inventive
made the
atc work-
nt
11
on of a
r heard
ne out
he had
.nsiasrp,
at once
wort
d spend
s. The
f learn
is n w
e y inter -
f what
h.d br+-
master.
rdinary
the in -
O e. IjIe
cted uin
It work -
and t.ie
to man:
receiv-
about
te to
d bring
thau who
lebratsd
In to judge
• -old hothe
(him as
that 41°
el that
ar ago.
hinese
m80°.
ied by a
se quarter
wded into
a Union
hstreet
ae C-
ae
s . arer.• e
ere IB always
Ir but _once
n, -habita-
condition-
could it
a room 12
ith . seven
et almost.,
er is that
he whole
ey patter
den slides.
rvice that
•e sweet
ijitd with
11 nt mer -
s, sh ok
ends v -
tion lat
d and
You
worked
ks, kept
11z
2Elevd rya
goods of
cripti n.
nd le v-
,
lima n-
coun ry
Stales.d
the tops
metimes
out of
y ghostly
s we found
I y the light
f oil the
d brtioe-
ck there
seemed as
43,11 night.
mew street's
fa Chinese
oiled with
fs floated
re filled
s dinper
of the
ies were
for e
a- little
ng rat in
Perhaps
• clay, I as
bor 3 do
ea rooms
playing
did pot
onsiet;itt
tr
P1
isit
to t
of an 111
g, ao
he 0
. Here
large
'ty th
and
resen
co.
cause
the fa
of hi
is ori
dirt.,
he sh
ensio
and an
he *
oes ot tthni
hen ' are a.
eir ittle
ious Chino,
ot's wife
yen
friend, we vi ited
of San Faanc'sco.
a space not
Square, live
tials. Outw
John China
speetable ap
clean, I supp
a laundryma
over the thre
tion he rever
and faddy re
be otherwise
by 15 feet j
other tinfot
sleep standin
our hot sun
race into ear
about in t
What a cu
world be !
in emporia°
Our frien
several of t
chants, we
hands in Me
_ored to
what we
twiukled ir
would have ihou
by a string.i The
in pure Chinese,
New York a
shop was far
the most
Adding some
ing out the
ed ourselves
shop in one
The cats we e e
of blade and
uch
twe
rdly
ear:
se b
in
hol
s to
els i
Whe
th
nat
•
bof ng ac
eir iTost p
ent lato th
can fashio
ress our
aw. They
imond
t thelt
accoi4
could lia•
• to iiiir
cked (WI. With
Honed', g i 1de
office tola
e might:.
Newn,g
interr
rywh adi,
xes, 411
eyes g 1)W
in 8.I V
alter sip
y cary lig
in a braii.
in
10
1
'qi
sever .J,
s in fr,
was feit
autos !ails
whidh
''
a VO ale
e clialra
st floor
vory di
I confe3s
n not ii
ill of If
a sei a,
istian
3tua,
y., s
nisc
pea
ts, .
n t
the
their great y
a gloomy
fashion. In
‘gold worker.:
of a burning
most delica
lets. Alt o
was no sin
though th y
After thre
we found ou
restaurant
colored Wit
.frona the wi
eces•
the
bus
wic
• fig
gh
of
expe
din
selv
It
MS,
dow
With flowers, an
gong annoanced
house, Oh he
preparing t
tables upst:
disappoin t
any form
they reserIi
some of thel
fish.
Around s
sat a nu
u nders tan
holding u
hands and
as loudly
Of the gam
played in
players rev
tea without
cups.
Our part was led w
sideration t the front
a balcony lily decor
and halter s". she
color was st spread
carved ebo table, au
were broug t swininin
of hot mite a We pain
into our s an foun
bitter. So we a 1 ded s
cately pain ed 0 iiva s
Mongol in tten mice
whites Of h's eye at oui.
A dessert o nut • and
The forMe er very
like sandal ood.
In the aa w ere w
a wooden:1 ung , and
two Chine m lliona
n
es
r8.
nt
the
it f
4
r olio
at4ic
• (cl
e
er
e
es on
t was'
tedtd,
• all ables ict
er f China
s w a ka4ria4)
It seemed::
ngers
hOU 1.1a outo
OSS
of ra wh elk
me. Whe
ved hemse
tea, or
•
nails a qua
stockings ti
blue satin
1111
—4
had tak
seemed t
red robes
The rest
an instill ••
violin, an ; a
were, we. in
went in, nd
Theatte • d
lite, and -x
of the ug y
well, if
wish," ds•
my smel
forthco
of the sti
cenae, a
time to
el° ks st u
AO
1,
ion. -Before what
ar at three men in
on three drums.
hestra consisted of
mbling in sound a
house bell. They.
gods ups when we
in wao deafening.
re
ever, rre very po-
rh diffnt powers
i.. '‘One make man
a.er give what you
Iliediatel wished for
, but thy were not
ere they 4ave us some
h they burp as m-
a: our departure in
r hotelbefore the
Jfre. F.
of Hope.
ve headMg the Cali-
tiows a correspondent to
emus merchants and
Ihas known come to
etunate!' speculation,
taioral to our agricul-
,[
ne respect the city
T e
Under th
for iaF m
tell of t e
bankers al
gri f thr ug
and. to p int
turalpia ula
"Now or
of the dead
hour passe
some fond it
grasping so
tioa wither
of Iife woo
"Duri g o
whom we h
theii his kat
tho son Be
hi rn.
feeing, Oley
most geileroli
easyco rdel
to- ay h h
tuiere wd.s op,
du dnes f
al aysi
not wort
couild have
twenty tho • i,
rnotrtgag , b
ft0 I h ye
literally
l.o.k up alt.
who ha
ars me
ith equi
no thin
A ve
ot er, r
he had
in orei
ha Wm
We e pr
ni rnin
spl ndo
by mile
ric • m
hi l a at
months
to.. T
no at
pl wed,
its dee
SU Ely
SC ttere
th : eho
pets h
do ers
m n ho
'Litt
ker
pai
• py
at lit 1
us thon
re w en
dli th
Ilion ea
d.!
dif
a 1 6
a day, scarce an
h does not witness
ion wlted in the
cherished expects,-
heur, and the plans
ver.
we Me
d n4 seen
s ions were
E etrhing p
as 1 schola
te . ii sentiM
a i, 1 *Manly
ho god.
y Iof i the go
t1te, • me ti
d e nor, w
tii the sen
a;
to -da
ut a
°liars
ar
1 ha
w•.
th
ha
in
BO
go
th
cr
or
th
a
le
Be
sp
d. sii
rn di
ted
ner
a th
andfee
ne t m
a d a li
the
ba ker
• m il of
deo
d he o 1
s occ
fe,
ous cf
ath of
The
r res
ber
•
•
1
El
or bath 1793, t
re spent
nt to a
a gentleman
r mouths;
bythe tens df
ospered with
refined in
nt, having a
heart. But
here was the
tleman, but
e - that sub-
ich reverses
itive. am
Doctor. I
Junked and
n bond and
nted a little more,
with my last shilling
ng,' said we;
only those
that they
owledge you have, and
Cher fortune you did
ars later we met an-
nd honored at home
oreign lands and stood
assembled thousands Me
ill ; his utterances
in bdth hsrnispheres. The DO
f ths life had arisen in
eStis were measured
m
at ilia n, travelled en,
(Complimented to seat
sibl 8.1 But within six
ge,.aa come over him
Ante ready smile carne
Furrows had been
sadness had made
on that long -sync)
ey gone, children
orse than dead, was
spry of budding pros -
an hour, of early
the blooming, of hu
ished itt a, night.
the plain, plodding
ountry, whose farms
clear of liens, bow
they should feel, and
cl there is for the en,
ich often rise within
ear of men in cities
Or merchandise by the
ar, and who in a sea -
than would bay a
'our out of five of
less they have se -
their creditors. The
oe4tcres, or a hundred,
di (fag go to bed any aight
ir4 ilVat he shall wake up
g wt h a home of his own
w tNini it, for him and his.
y, Pie city merchant or
such security. The
ming may bring him
of all earthly hopes,
at at night the penni-
hroWn stone mansion;
d friends all uncoil-
ful change."
yet yo
dj ahead,
kno
AY STOC
emit
owne
PaYi
Es
&bon
The
and
ES
Gre
stee
Pro
Mc
RAY 6 E
the sub ri
tWo hi01t
at'
RAY
th Te
uir lt ell: 1
,a 1)o
rtY a
—Came into t
1, Lot 7.0onee
a red yearlin
aine on provin
GUS KENN
Came htt) t
La 25, Con
go, a zed and
the same by
WILLIAM
sio
• hitt
mollies of
8,Tucker.
Her. The
eperty and
678x4
remises of
n 2, Hay,
steer call.
ng property
R. 678x4
ame into Lie
remises of
d, Lot No 15, on .esaion 17,
Septemer, ;ad yearling
an have the saline proving
ng charges. tODERICK
6t8x4
-"S TRAY L
the un
9, Morris, a it
bull. The wne
property ar. pa
Wal on,P. 0.
Came. into th1
e remises of
d, Lot1s 28 and 29, Concession
middle of May, a yearling
n have the same ou proving
g expenses. DAVID KNIGHT,
678x4
w RAY S
the unders
lett, about the ft
La ba. The ow
ing prOperty at
PLAINIIEE
ST AYE
2 ye relaoel$1d7h
the
bein eat in the
pe I1011 findng
RE IS AY Tr,,
-psrrit.ig PIE
the un e si
Grey, about Au
owner eau • aVe
and paying hia
V STRAY
Ajud.itbisi
eu
rent
ram 11111111.
Prov pro
CLARK
-RSTIAY
miders gne
let ablaut he
The ovener an
hopiezAtymtjland pay
—Came into the premises of
ed, Lot 1, Con0138ton 13, Hul-
ot September a Ewe and two
r can have the same on prov-
paying charges. MICHAEL
678x4
FER-- Strayed troti the pre-
dersigued, a red h ifer coming
al is marked on both ears,
h pe of a V, or foked. Any
h same will be rewarded.
sdale. 678x4
—Came into the prernises of
d, Lot No. 12 CoLcession 17,
t last, a ewe eop. The
same on provin4 property
. A. DUNCINSO . 67.x4
ral
, b
The
Came into the premises of
ed, Lot No. 7 Concession 6,
the 20t1i of Septeraber last, a
ner eau have the same upon
d paying charges. ROBERT
677x4
ame into the preir lees of the
rn No. 2, eoncessitin 8 Hut-
h of November, i red cow.
e the same on proving pro -
charges. RO BELT Mali -
677x4
PL4TtiAL
t erB
Tueeenis mit
and whitey
the same on
etrA.nr..,Es
E.lthe
Octob r, two
ow er can
pro erty an
Bro n on
Came mb tho remises of
d Lot No. 10, Con salon 11,
the first of Neve ber, a red
eifer. The owne can hare
property and payi g charges.
6r74
---
RS—Came into t premises
•gued about iho middle of
g calves, bot4i heifers. The
the same on provin g
g expenses. M.I CARNIE,
ake, P. O. • 677x4
utn
nde
ave
usted
y sipp,ing
rom tliny
ber w
me w
04 in
fo
Id
flinch coni
ill
le openi g on
ith flags
unc rtain
bit: -1 ,a IihIy
1O1 ea e yes
s ots.
1c1 t eteavite,r
itie ces iiely
aa ' ith deli7
60 !until -ithe
hl ed.
t
att e' u u the
i
ar , a on ta te.
al t fol
0 and s ley
all
•
•
er o a fo
t d -appea
ippe a, the
in still atia her pair
silk and gp hese
darins Vee p rfectly
presende
ked t
in unspeak le ontent1.1
about to le e, i 4 r‘. Ru
•
propretor
the balcoa
gave me so
own celesti
It is asto
amount df
age to exis
reason the
must go."
a wayof d
culiar. Itt
little birds
and basket
meat. Su
hang strin
kinds of he
On theIn
We were fo
largest tern
interior wa
ordinary d
like myeilf
to half its
edibles, s!:n
Chinameiik
had not he
bere was
1 reclined.
th thlger e
and ilk ca uld 1
a p ir of e nine
(311V loped e. tnesS
; f our ,
/der d in g
ue man- 0
us ' 11
ium mes , t
we Were e
Ho, the fi
d mei to 1 1
et smile
by hie p
0
sanall an
ill man -
is one
Chinese
ers have
at is pe -
row of
the, un,
Morsel of
ceil'ngS •
and
plora
nd t
pen.
than
necip
e aa
ere g
4.
sl
ti
fi
New
thre
at ti
nee
o ye
ott,
ciety
ns o
rist
the
ief
legat
eitio
issio
e addr
utioa he
ovet
O sire
s mbve
ure t
fecti e a
id gr at
opp sed
t Fr en
ot
t I
Yer
er f
OS
th rest& t, 1
an with a 4•s,v
e 11. wers 1c
ers.
isbil g upo
od Chin
I iuppo e
sa 'there
he hales
ing veryt
he hops
n st cks dr
of d ied fis
d fro
of chick°
s d veg
ht f our
una e eno
11
leo11
Joss p
not much Ijar
win• room, but;
oul scar . 131-
nte ts. T ene
kin cons is
T place oo
s epta si ce
al 1
ion '
eir
he
8./1
yte •
es
de,
smo ing:
as i it
eir ods
a
°dna s
frieilds
aring e
rly oap
.
Ber
h en; s,
okiu tc
ith sxi
thy,' an
arkable Woman..
ucretia Mott died at
Philadelphia Nov-
136rn at Nantucket in
ars of her childhood
ton, from whence Ea
s' Boarding School"
qt where she remained
14 1 she took up -her
ita ply in Pd Philadelphia, an
t fihe married Mr. James
isa partner. When the
as divided on the ques-
o 'lnient and Divinity of
Lucretia Mott - adhered
res -
rs fling as a teacher part of
cc
ed
Lt
he
s b
ent
lilo
41
res
o
•ed
elli
he
8.
di t
1 ha It
oubt s. t es to me under most
vOra
ices, co cti the acids and carry-
rful ffi • ity, ti.oll the Digastive Organs ar all tel
dors
id
th ier, creasing the dissolving shrt410eara
ig' tl'Iutilp es, being very hi
II d I r Pmmended. Its w
ghlonY.
Bmiiii.10,,
Es_ce 01;ah_r, oyRr:
ORO
w co I nd br Dyspepsia and liver
cr- off i rit s of the Stomach and
anis. in 4 i'ver, can be tested by
bottle, which sells at
ccuerni
cont
g, a
.lar eight ounce bottle, 75
Zits. j. S. OBEBTS, Seaforth and
ayfiea. •79-2a
T AY
40
op,
nd t
roving •
DS, Ski
11
—Came into t 1remlee9 of
ned, Lot 31, Co1iee8sion 7,
e middle of Nov mber, two
• The owner can have them
and paying expo sea. THOS.
0. 1 677x4
E Tt
Usboie, b
year g etee
can h ve the
charg s. RO
s b
a 1
Came into the jromises of
ed, Lot 31, &neassion 5
the first of Novjember, two
th red in coor. 1 The owner
on proviugpr perty and paying
BELL, Luna ey P. 0. -677x4
11—Came into the prornises of
ed about the st of September,
ion 3, L. R. S. Tuts -eremith, a
red and white. lrhe owner
oviug prouert and plule, ex-
AYMAN, Kip en . O. 677x4
VST
tlie und rs
on Lo 19, Con
two y ar o11 ie
can have hr lor
. per se. P E
•
T) REN
-L. room
t oe
given on
CAU HE
' -
110 EL
thri
Cente nial
Load In, II
a got, 4118
Apply to T.
— —
en
Hu le t, ab
steer •ocl a
nearlyt all ht°
tru4vine pr o
I3R AD
E—Came into
ed, Lot No. 5,
last of Octobe
ite, and one
The owner ea
y and paying
NT, Harlock P
the premiBeS of
cot cesaiou 14,
, one yearling
yea !ling heifer
have the same
hares. WIL-
• 0. 677x4
c.;,t TR AYE • i
k-) frotu Ifens 11 on the night of the 2 tat of
Sept., a m 'lc I • • , light red ab ut 7 goers oldi
with tow home nd point broken of etch. Any
pcsox giving et 6 information al lin lead to
her re overy il be suitably rewa ded. SID
NEY PAILB , Hnsall. 672
STOLEN—Stra,yed or stolea
vSTR AY C
tbe suttee
Two reda • d w
whte }lei e a
both ye:r
Prove prop r Y,
If no call d to
1881, hey
BALII,.
E—Came into th pretmises of
,Lot 18, Concsssioln 01 Howick,
Steers 1 year old, One red and
One black aid white Heifer,
The owner will please call,
y charges an1 tak them away.
n' or before th.e 1t of March,
sold to pay xpe ses. JOHN
678
1, -/rain tor
1REH
railw y tree i
• tnrunickeidiaantdjge
or tO the •
Oro.
910 MED
:
Hi 111ettil,taincotiln
ee" , and 1t
tion, i1so h 111
fruit lreea, 11,'
sPraathp endi
any p,e7hon
hom - re
S.1tiL, C
fa'
LE OR TQ ET.
t cmfortablebric store, with
oi Main Street Seaforth, at
by W. N. Watson Possession
of February. pply to Mc-
LT4ESTED.._
631
SALE—Hotel fax sale in the
age of Hensall, k own as the
opposite the Bt1ation of the
Bruce Railway, at resent doing
Good Reasons givu for selling.
013T13. HenBall. 678
TO RENT..4O 'ent a good
use on the so th side of the
eaorth, with wo lets of scales,
all complete; pouteeeion given
ly to Scott Brothers, Seaforth
r etor, R )BERT 6 l'oTr, Rox-
677
MEN OR TRADESMEN—T
liege of "(inborn, jtownhip 0
table fra.mereSide ee in good
-shed aud etebiel in connec•
acre of land !we filled with
aring. There is Ise a good
The propert jwonld mak
derice for a me 'cal man o
ing a cheap and4 comfortable
osopeaoble.. Ap ly to JAME
e
678x4
and became one of their Ji
In 1840 she went as a *I
rld's Anti -slavery Con- in
pn, but was refused ad- tiltib
lunt of her eex; in 1848 hts
i.Woman's Rights Con- mite
Seneca Falls and presid- ealoca wit
1husband. Since that sionatan3
A
ic
a
M Pc
e as e
O
rsi
,red
, fra
ng or hBa
fro
en, one of the leaders in
always a conspicuous - 0tNER
he W
rsuasive speaker. She ared and
11 tvatere
es plo
d well
msn0
of
1301 D
e farms
othe
Bucefieldl.
therings, and a highly sh p
on practical goodness
ma, and, as a consist. az
) ted that a Christian 113
entiously support a goy- a I
11 the sword. Her earn-
ence and transparent
11
t won her a wide circle I":n
eeured. her arespectful 0 los.
wig those who were bit -
the views she advacat- 1-
lllfe was devoted to unsai-
d there was no movement
dvancement of her kind we
as not itt cordial syna- Bi
it very many in active 00- --
1111.
opesa.: in
cured the agency for this tw
LE—For sale ot -0. 20, Con
anley,coutainiijig 1J0 acres, 80 o
, underdraine , w Ilfenced an
te of cultivati n. he balance 1
rdwood. Thar is s good [rani
and stable, pi nty of water an
ustcommenci g t bear; is 3
field, and 6 tfro i Clinton;
in o iniles. Terms easy ; pones
Apply to the roprietor a
00K, proprietor. 677
--4—
'011i. SALE OR TO ENT—Bein
of Lot 10, co ce sion 2, town
containing 50: as s, nearly
splendid statj of cultivation
ee under hall v. cat and 1
od farm hoiuie and stable
b ening orchard o nvenient t
c Church and sc loot ; within hal
gravel road, 4 jnj1s of Seaforth
this is one of the prettiest 5
e township. Fdr te me, &c., api
es, to P. KENNE14LY, Seaforth
KENNELLY, L cknow Post
675
lei
re
t/a
T
011 c
loke
n 11, Me
OESE
Dra
P ired
two ye
years
To ea
•d gi e
eaba r
er
kag
fygiscJ
th
All Do It."
nd preserve the teeth
ce to :the breath, use
new toilet gem. Sam
,5 4nts. 679-2 q
K FOR SAL
LE—For sale„ a
three. Sired by
ant. Apply oh L
JANIES DORRA
SALE—For .ale
o y ear old G ldi
Haddow ; al°
and one vvell-hred
ply on Lot 3,
ese Seaforth .
'O.
BRED BULLS—F
r d Calvet1
April and one in
to . the very b
show f or th m
JAMES DIOK
bay geldin
ord liaddo
t 31, conces •
WE. 675
TH
I0
9,RAND CLEARING SLE
AT
OMAS KIDD'S, SEAFORTH.
MME CE THIS MORNING A GRAND CLEARING SALE OF
ALL MY LARG STOOK 0 NEW GOODS
Consist na of the Latest Noaelties in Dress Goods,
Veivetsl, Mantles, Shawls, Mantle Cloths, Ulster C
Fine ijlosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace Goods, Cors
tions, c. Lathes' and Gents' Underwear, and. an
Spread. Flannels, Cottons, Sheetings, Table Line
Curtais, Oil Cloths, Carpetg, cto.
SW EPI!G REDUCTIONS 1
AND ALL MILLINERY iV
ilks, Cshmeres, Velveteens,
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
MRS. E. VHFmEY,
DEBIRIlp to state to 1,her customers and the
publie that she has 4sposedof her Tin and
Stove Bneiness to her ! ons, CHARLES and
GEORGE WHITNEY, 'w 10 have had the princie
pal eharge of the busin-es4 for several years, and
she hopes, the same lib Lai patronage will be
extended te them that ha been accorded to her-
self for so tilting years.
akings, &a. Full Lines of
s, Fancy Wool Goods, No-
naense Stock of Blankets,
, Shiatings, Towels, Lace
61 MILLINERY !
!TRIALS.
0 e Hundred Mantles tio be Cleared Out. The Salance of the Stock to be
sold at jNet Coot. Extraordinary Bargains in Blan (its, Flannels and Winceys.
SPE IALITO EVERYONE REQU IiING CLOTHING.
• I ave on hand $5,000 Worth of Readymade Chliting, which I am determin-
ilecure enuine Bargains. few Small Boys' Overcoats will be sold extremely
low.
MY STOCK OF BOOTS
Two Hoar
ge, bay color
ne Mare riet
Durham Bali
oncession 2
. ROBER
6674
✓ sale tlare0
• calved in
June. They
at strains of
elves. All of
ON, Tuckee.'
678-4
ONTRACTO S.
,Q1 e Ae Lf the 1*.jed by^the
17 h. Pia
M nee, T
H pdurn,
b opened
D
Aternber
seveto 1
EX. D
sr P.
•
1,
DERSeeFor t e erection of
for the Presli te ian Congreg
et Road, Usbolfne,wiil be receive
gned up to ne n on Decembe
8eci6catioflMca1 be seen at the
Read, 8.nd at i 114e office of Al.
rehitect, .etre, ford. Tenders tO
s4ie Church, at 1 o' lock P. M. on
7t n Committee do t bind theni
he lowest or ant other tender.
, Secretary o C mmittee, Fait -
6T43 -11
corn etion with the above the undersigned
beg k state that they c.ontinue to keep
on hand, et the Old Stan', a full stock °I
,r
STOIES OF :1ALL KINDS
of Every 11)esription. IVe
prepcoied to do Custom
World of Xvery pescription mi the
Shorliest Notice,-tand Cheap.
Tinwar
are
Raving
business i
time the 1
to the o;d
years.
thorough practical knowledge of the
its brancaes, they hope to eon»
rge patronage which has been given
and well-knorn house for so many
ed to dspose of this month. This is a splendid opportunity for those wishing to W H IT NE Y BROTHERS.
Is the
ant on
any ot
Ladies
Rubbe
Comm
ises.
was a,
with
38c., 4
ND SHOES !
argest Ihavo ever hld, and I have opened oat this week several import -
very attractive lines. I sell Lathes' best cinality French Kid lower than
er house in town. 1 have a full range of the celebrated. Riveted Shoe in
Misses, and Children's sizes. Everything ii Long Boots, Overshoes, and
s.
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WED ING AND NIOURNI
11
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nd. my Speeial attenitioii, and can be all ma
y stock of Silks is omplete in every shade
e to offer you better value than I am to -day
y Black Cahmeres. I offer to -day a full ra
c., 47ca 52c., 57ca 7c., 72c., 80c., 95c., and
a
G ORDERS
;
up complete on the prem -
d every price, and I never
Always in the front rank •
e of All Wool and Union at
41- -
B— 1 parties indebted to Kn. Whitney
will please .settle their indebtedness with her at
once, as t e new firm open new books and the
old busine s must be closed. Patties desiring 44
settle can o so at the store of Whitney Bros:
until the 1 rat of October- After that date the
accounts ill be put in other hands for col-
lection.
665 RS. E. WillIEY.
TEA
TE S. TEAS.
THE N W CROP UST ARRIVED.
A-RR11V
orne Beautiful Things in Low Priced Furs.
also Prirn and ir ow Priced Mink,
Nobby thifigs in Child
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Nb
It is universa ly knowii that I always hold:the ght article and sell it at the
right price. Jost to hand, the Largest Shipment I ave elver received. Grocery
and Liquor departments alWaysfully assorted.
en's Seal School Caps, fr m 45 cents and. upwards.
NEEI: TO IVIENTIO
NIrTEAS.
•
CA_ I-1 IE3T.TY IR,S !
1 ;
offer Iarticularly call the attention of Cash Bn.yeAs
t
em. Iipurehase my Goods on the very elose
such als cannot fail to proslo acceptable. It will b
throuah my stock, and I s1ca11 be glad to give yOu a
compare my ptices, so that you may satisfy youkselF
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test.
TH011/A_S KT I)/ Seaforth.
to the great • inducements
t terms, and my prices are
to your advantage to look
opportunity to examine and
hat my value will stand the
Corner iof Main and Market Streets.
PH OTOGRAPHY Ar
WA E BRS.,
HITNEY'S BL
.A.
ITT__311"S
Gr eery and ProvisiOn Store
18 THE1 SPOT where yon can get the best
value for your money ever offeredin Sector -fix.
just tiy hie New Teas4hey ars really good and
cheap. A,lso a well eelected Stock of Fresh
FRESH ROCERIES AND P1OVISIONS1
. ,
And and stock of all kinds of FRUITS, such
SEI Oreng s Lemons, Arles, Dates, Cranberry ,
Jam by he poun, B1 ck Ciarant Jehy, Bed
Currant elly, Pine Apvle Jelly, Figs, Raisin,
Prunes, 1iried APplee.
• H ON Y IN ILe BOTTLES
S oMe o' the best Tea bust in the market, at
5 centg pler pound.
Try ntyl New Japan Tea at 40 and BO cents per
pound,
Try re Black -Congan Tea at 50 and 60 cents
per paand.
Try ray- Young Hyson Tea at 4, -50,, 55,60 and
65 cents per pound. .
Try mylOunpowder Tea -.1 60 cents per pound,
it is reall good value.
I' 0NTISI 0 1T S—
A goo4 supply of t-hosaanperiorSm�ked Sugar
Cured Hams, Smoked iacon, Plain Hams and
Bacon, Flour, Shorts, Bran, Cornmeal, Oatmeal,
Pot Barley, Graham Flan; Oats and Potatoes.
FRUIT JARS. FRUIT JARS.
D MUSIC A viery .tirge stock of Oleos eem FZIlit aiIrE'01
all sieesovhich, being bought before the risein
• ric
pe,will be sold very,e esp.
G. AULT,**IU StreetBeaforth
T 1 E
CK, SEAFORT4.
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CAIAIII1AN BAtili .OF .COMMERCE.
1 13 AD OFFICE, TORONTO.S MAD IN ALL STYLES OF THE ART,'
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rtitiettor,a capital. . -$6,000,900..
1,400,000*
FROM IYIINIATURE TO LIFE SIZE.
Atesqlent Hon ,i Wm. McMaster.
EAF0RTI1I BRANCH-.
Pi tare Ft amps and 1 reath Frames Made to Order at Reduced
Pidtare Frame Houlc ing, Wholesale 0711 Retail, at Reduced Pi ices,
A pend4 Assortme zt of Velvet Frames mid Photo Albums very cheap.
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The S earth Branch kif this Bank continneS to
rceerve4leposits, on wlch interest is allowedon
the mosff favorable ternis.
Drafts onall the priacipal towns and -cities in
Canada, lon Great BriLlin, and on the United
States, bought and 801(4
Offtce -Fist door Shwa of the Commereial
PIANOS AND .6RGANS AT BOTTOM PRICES
• 639
Hotel.
A. ra IRELND., Manager.
HAVING RECEN
Sola Agents f r the .Dominion Organs and
Pia os for this Cunty,
•
And in connqtion therewi h getting special reductions, we are noW able to offer
extra i ducements to pure asers in those celebrted!instrUnaents.
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WADE BROS, Whitney's Blck, Seaforth.
THE SEAFORTH
INSUlfANCE AND LAND ACENCY,
At NZO STRONG
TS IAG NT for Several rrat-Class Stock, Fire
and Me Insurance Companies, and is pepar-
ed t ta e risks on the ;most lavorable terms.
Also gent for severed of the hest Loan So.
Ale() gent for the Sale and Purchase of Farm
and Vil. ge Property. 1
LY RECEIVED THE APPOINTMENT AS ,, • - .
WILSON
HAVE ONE OF
GRtbOERIES,
FU
Whic
&di
Our
mg any
call, as
can Co
can be
thee
Fine G
BOBO
al
A umber Of First -Clam
nProved Ffrrms for Sae.
to to Lentil lit Mea* per vein.'
intittrest.
or the sale of p cean 'Steamship TickeW
-- Over Mi MorrisOn's Store, Mein
eaforth
,,645
I -
COMMERCIAL LIVERY
SEAI
ii
ORTII,
RT a U FORBES.
ANIN-G purchased .' he Stock and Trade of the
Commercial Lrv ry, Seaforth, from Mr.
George Whiteley, begstto state that he intends
°amine on the busineas in the old stand, and has
added sre,. al valuablehorses and YehicieS to the
YOUNd, SEAFORTH
.' Agent
BF
ST THE BST ASSORTED AND
EAPEST sToqKs OF , OFFI
Stre,
i •
ROCKERY AND GLASSWAK THE
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE (JOUNTY.
14 AVE
I, LI
A very fin
NES IN
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
Lot or New Season's Teas, comprising
former14 large stock. None but
First-kas Colnfortoble Vehicles and Good
eliable Horses Witt be Kept.
REENS, BLACKS AND JAPANS, c
overed and Open Biggiee and Carriages,and
Double jind Single Wagons :always ready for use.
se in the trade, and. 1Spec4 Arrip
an:,?ne)V8 Made With Com.
.
inercial Men.
left at the stains or any -of the hotel,
attendedte.
for Quality and Pri e cannot be beaten by any ho
equalled by very few.
faction Guar nte-ed in all cases, or Money Refunded.
and Ra sins received—otherFruits on the way. Parties want -
les, Provi ions, Flour or Feed, -i1i find it to their advantage to give us a
took of eery line, and will not be underaedd by anyone. One car of Ameri-
Order
prompt]
ea? Currant
hing in roce
e have full
.tobaxjd. I
Onnd an her west of
lowest rices, thus emits
Ods, stole as remit and
ent to cihoose from.
Crockery Glassware, Lamps and Limp Goods we have as fine a Stook as
ronto. We import our brockery direct, and buy all for cash, at
lug us to sell at prices ranch below' the regalar retail price. La
English China Tea Sets tind Toilet !Ware, we fay° a very fine
Call and see ottrGoods (ind find out OUT Pricesefore purchasing elsewhere.
Highest price paid for Butter, Egg, and frther Farm Produce
WILSON &
CROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
DGIN4 a cash business of over 3.300 per week
beat stand in town for the business; stare
opportunity to a live Man, satisfactory reasons
given ter wishing to sell. Fax particulars-addreal
Lock-BOx 89, Listowel, Ont. 678-2
yi Si CAMPBELL, 'rovinciel alma Burma'
-L-f • 11.111.1CiVilEnginter. Orders by mailproinpt
ly
YOUNG, Seaforth. 79 attended tos
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CAMPBELL, Kitchell.
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