HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1880-12-10, Page 6American Boy at Boar
School in France.
wHere I am at the end of the li rst
eek of school, and I must say tha it
s the longest week that ever I pas: ed.
It is awful not to know what people are
saying when they speak to you, an • to
be able only to stand and grin in an-
swer.. That is about all I could do his
week, though it is straightening os t a
:little and is less of a jabbering tha at
first. I keep trying to talk with the
boys1 and I do -understand a very h tie,
and 1.1 I catch a word here and the e I
iguess the rest, and, as I always • as
good at guessing, I get along aft r a
fashion: But everything is hard at. s rst,
;and hardest of all is the dormitory ith
':forty boys in one room ; beds only wo
feet apart, and a French boy on :etch
!side of me. There is nothing by y,nr-
self here ;: you eat, sleep, wash, st • dy,
Iplay always with a lot of boys and a
ter
me
an
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g
;master. Even when I got your le
four or five boys looked on to see
;read it; all the more so as it was
' Englise."
. Next hardest to the dormitory is the
breakfast ; a soup plate of coffee or
chocolate with a hunch of bread as big
las your fists—nothing else. It is ra to er
tough for me. These boys are so ::d
to it that they don't see anything fu , ny
lin asking me, " Have you hada g sod
breakfast r' after it. Shouldn't I ike
to set them down to beeksteak _(re)
znd stewed potatoes, and waffles ••ith
maple syrup ! If a boy outside di n't
bring me a sandwich, which I eat at the
little recess after breakfast, I should be
hungry. It is forbidden to bring m at,
go he smuggles•it in to me and I holii it
tip the sleeve of my jacket and eat it,on
the sly. But I just long -for an Amari -
an beefsteak, rich and rare ! Our ; 'n-
ners are better than our breakfasts, al-
though now it is Lent, and so we h ve
fish three or four times a week. I d n't
see how eating fish makes a pers
S.
soul better. It don't mine. I she ld.
feel more Iike a Christian after a god
eefsteak. than a whole cart loa of
fishes..
' I wonder if the picture in your m nd
is at all like the reality. You just th ilk
€ f me on a dark winter's morning t ta-
bling out of bed at 5:30 ; ten minutes
for dressing ; scramble into your clothes;
When; your turn comes, rush to the
wash room, wash in cold water ; bac to
your place; march to the study -room,
and so on.
I don't think much of French s0 @ col
justice. They give all sorts of penal res
for nothing. Theresa the retenue gra: de,
Which keeps you in when the others go
out for holiday. Then the retenue- s'm-
*le; it takes eight simples to make 'ne
ande. Then piquet, which is o.ly
lking around a certain figure in he
yard at recess. I've had so mnchpi test
Wearly I'm getting up is walkieg.
hen I come home I shall be read ,- to
take the belt in a walking match. 1'• ut
the retenues make me mad. The of • er
day a boy pushed my pile of books •ut
df my hands when I was in the ra • .8,
and I had Ito pick them up. I s id,
'I Yon do that a second time if you d
e."
Then the teacher yelled, M. Guill-
eume, retenue." `•' But, tionsieur, ' I
said, " some one tumbled down y
books." " Rete>tuce grande," he yel ed'
again; To -day, in class, a teacher c ll -
ed, Hands an the desks." I obs d,
and he repeated the order and Tooke at
tie. I thought he could not see y
hands, so I said, " Yes, Monsieur, y
bands are in place." " Retentcegran e,"
he yelled, and was furious. After ci s.
a boy told me never to respond to ny
order or punishment, . whether jest or
not. That is the way here.
They have a very low opinion of b ys
here, anyhow. One master said the
other day, " For me, every boy ire a
/Jar !" Now, that shows narrow -mi d-
e1nese, does it not ? I don't think t at
Man ought to have anything to do w th.
boys, and I'll bet he was a liar him elf
then he was a boy, and that is why he
he has such a bad opinion of them. ` I
must confess that French boys are m ch
more liars than Americans. An Am ri-
ean boy will come up to the scratch nd
oat with the truth,but these fellows re
cowards. Of course I don't mean t ey
die all so. They, are different, of course,
a all boys are ; some nice and kind„
aid some mean fellows, but they do
any of themtell the truth as scfuere
boys at home.
It isall very well, what you say ab ut
keeping a fair and open mind, and of
being prejudiced, and not blaming of er
yd'for thinking so much of their o n
country when I think the United Sta es
is the best on this earth. But 1 leav it
t you, slid I ever go blowing about Iiny
c entry when I saw a foreigner ? I as
aways sorry fat him when I me
Fenoh or an English boy in Boston
New York. But these boys blow
1't
as
Or.
o!
I'never liked the English ranch befolje ;
hat now I stand up for them. They
s jeak the.English language, and that's
something ; and they don't lie. o-
dy a boy said to me that the French
always whipped in war, and that t ey
beat the English every time. He had
been blowing against the English a d
the Americans, and I couldn't et
French enough to answer back ; ut
when it came. to that I put up b th
hands like a trumpet, and I whispe ed
through it as loud as I could, " Wee n-
t4o,! I never saw a boy so mad. He
tttrned red in the face and shook his I; st
at me, and just' then M. 1lltandil, he
tdacher, shouted, " M. Guillaume, pip tett
one quart heure." (That means o re -
quarter of an hour's piquet at rete: s.)
I didn't care for that. I'd got even w th
that boy bragging about French :.1. -
diem.
Women as Copyists.
The sereices of women as copyists • rd
reporters are more welcome and m ere
frequent in law -offices in New Y rk
than ever before. Ten years ago no • o�
man reporter was seen in a room wh re
a referee was trying a case; to -day he
sight is a common one. A well known
lawyer said that as type writers women ..
were far superior to men, they can kat
more out of a machine,and get it in bet- ,
ter shape than men; and that as ste o -
g aphic reporters of law cases: they re
fully the equals of men in accuracy, le-
gibility and trust worthiness. Anot er
well known lawyer mentioned two ca es
i4 which women copyists had recently
given great satisfaction to his firm, al-
though he considered such work very
trying to the nerves of anybody, and e-
mending much physioal endurance. e
hs.d noticed that English scriveners w :6
had Colne to this city were often v ry
intemperate. Mr. Dudley Leathley',n
English lawyer, says that for more than
four years his law -copying has been done
ley a woman, " and I can say witho t
hesitation that the work executed is, .s
a rule, infinite' s' per
accuracy and l:: oil
twentieths of th Ork
law stationer w
Teaching d 'i dr
Every child in the
enough to use is iha
telligently should ha
useful occupation !
the country boys :•nd
relieving their ov rw
not only an assist
hold, but a means
ig important that
unfortunately like
find for their el
take the place of t
tion. We reeentl
school where one
tractions was that
shoes blacked I
rooms, and plenty
on them.," The c
harm if they can
clean, but the sys
child after the
pendent on Contin
pampering and
coddled boy or gir
a greenhouse plan.
usefulness • in this
miserable failure.
r both
ty to
erfor
ave co
•
0
f
Oho
lin
lldr
is
a
11
n to
home
ds an ! fed
sem 1re
he chores
iris dO,
rked eider
in t e.
ducati , a
e fame res
the cityy s
R som
ears 'f e
and of a
e prinoip
boys gad
them, car
rvants j
ed roo
pt wh
which
of inf
ttenda c
ons o . e.
be eau
delicac
Poor w•rl
•
rias
en -
any
88."
k.
old
in-
t ,lar,
e:i'ch
I eby
are
•o se -
•l' it
ho
• ,uld
. to
• >,ca -
.e ye'
at-
'
a ted
-
I•sit
no
ely
a
de--
a
he
as
for
a
11
Fresh
•
The temptation: o close room
poor ventilation bed: us now to zinc
It is cheaper to haat . room wh
entirelyshut up, i ! fns only is c
ered ; but if docto s' b Is, loss' of
and shortened life Ian medi4 ine
taken into acoounr, th.re is not
in the sa ing of fuel' b
ting out fresh air. Fa-hion s
stumbles into a go.. • th, an
vival of open fire-pl : cep is an in
The poor city chil _ en, who
like shuttlecocks ` ora the
schoolroom to the _ almost a
.playroom at home, :et scarcel
fresh air in their ° ssage fro
the other to keep t :m alive, : n
fall an easy prey o the fo .s,
fever, diphtheria . d the li
now go talking a, out. This
is nothi g new, nei her is the i yi
while th evil lasts ' e must k:ep
the war ing.
Tarring Seats in a W
Oh pel.
The Western M: 1, an English
paper, announces t at the We e
Bridgend have be :. subj ecte
outrage which is i appily
parallel in thcepiin.ipahty. 0
morning, the 10th 1I October, On
ing their chapel fothe usual r
was discovered th some pe o
during the precedi • g night, en e
building and tarre• the whole
sittings. The pul pit, the co
rails, and the organ seat had been.
ed in the same m . n ner, and eve
Bible in the pulpit ad not heels. s
At present there is I o clue to th
petrators, though t l e brush and
used have been dis vexed.
Var
Beaconsfield in
mansion in Mayfai
and political infiu.
ing the nest • sessio
—"See," said.
when money to su
scarce, "see that lit
its shelter, and is a
tranquility. It ha:
does it wonder wh
morrow night ; but
its slender branch,
vide for it."
—Flee in your
Christ. The exper
thirty years enabl
man ever had so ki
so good a Master.
distance, but as a
comfort ever at ha
quite your confi
illimitable.— 'Sir
a
ties,
:nds to ma
the centre of
• ce in Londe
of Perlianaerit
uther, one eve
.ly his wents1
le bird has 'r
out to go tel sl;e
no disquiet,.ne
re t will !,rest! !t
t s eta in peat
eav! ng God! ! to
t
is
UND.
THE H1TRO
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is
id-
e,
are
eh
Ut-
es
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co.
wn
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gole
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to
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ap
K'
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Dub
e Bum
.eonp
lioatio
lop.
F017 D
n, on t • e 8th
i f mosey.
oving •roper
to J: MES
d,, in an Hotel in
1Vember, a coneider-
elobner ohn have the
•i paying charges on
Heron Road, Mc.
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Cou
pants of t
PO®ITOR 0
rte+
A 0T1 ON:
1
INE, Lioe�. •ed t
y of won
e Co' nty. I .11 `
Moe w 11 bel rot
GR: HA •-,
AGE T. ` • ee
ed pr. pert, , far
Catt o eel : fld f
and : notic • Rod
erich, Int. .rule
• ANCI
.L LAN
LAN
sal of len
braid stock
ke . Offlo
Bl eke Go
ALE
ser,
sales of
Ira. lemen
81 ed at
oes ion 14,
bil e, note
AL X.D
RS:
aetioneer for the
les attended in all
dere left at the Ex-
tly attended to.
CTIONEER AND
1 attention given to
ing and thorongh-
r the Engll3h mar-
s, •Aohoson's new
moderate 615
11
I
DER
°Ki]lo
ande
e. ' Al
Walt
will b
and
GET
EL
Pre
orde
n P»
pr
tam
Y,
, Licensed Auotion-
ttention given to
arm Stock and
with the under -
r Lot 14, eon•.
ttended te. Sale
shed if required.
689
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UCTIO
FARM
enantto t
Judge of t
Huron, ma
vs. Logan,
ber, A. D
sa1i3 with t
'SA URD,
B It, 1880
th Queen'
R. ooper,
co cession
of Huron,
per y is wi.
of rep wi
ale in clo:
lag of B
fit or culti
fa and
the a is els
the land is
los••. Tit
do • at ti
in rest.
ma ,atth
gas: at 7p
ala s app
Go ! erich;
Ma s;0.
so. & Wa
SQ I IER,
s
T
:1
e orde
e Co!
•eina
•earini
, 188C
• e appy
the
at the
Hotel
uctior
of the
ontain
hin ea
its
e pro
seals.
ation
rame
a fin
:lights
e indie
eofs:
const
porch
r cent
y to
C.
Coo
e, Ven
sal Re.
I
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TO1
of
my
earth
r dat
obattle
:IGF
hon
inote
eer,
town
1
ohooly dint
'ty
Ove
it i
hon e
yon
roll •n.
ata 1�
le, b 1�
era
sere o .
into :�
!` . C: -
Mosic
er, an
ors 8
rese!n
•
•
{?VERY 'VALUABLE
P OF GREY—Pur-
chard Squire,Esq.,
d the County of
r matter -of Logan
•e :d ddayi.of Septem-
:re Fill be offered for
of t; a said Judge, on
Ft '' H day of DECEM-
f 12 o'cloelc, noon, at
ill '' is of Brussels, by C.
t 3 ! 12, in the 14th
p f QIrey in the County
c e sof land. The pro-
em the town plot
h and post office,'
t I thriving market vil-
�' a .rob are 'cleared and
en Edi and se a good
1
✓ y for occupation ;
h rd on the place;
ct of a heavy play
s— en per cent
nc:i 30 ys without
po n of the balance
ti . m be left ' on mort-
t. f r further partic-
pi , Esq. Barrister,
pt , c sq., Bitrrister, St.
io ser, or to Malcom-
oiors. Signed W. R.
tit°. 677-4
or
MQ
ONEY
impr
ONEY
on
int rest.
ea e6 mon
TO L
ved fa
e pearl
41
11
0
POR R
to lend on good
perpent. inter -
ds ; ohargee mod -
681
TO L AN
rivet fun
dress AX
,New ork
ONEY A. G Mo
lend money t 7
an amhun , and or
eet charge only t
ONEY TO L AN
city, at 7 pe oen
abl half -yearly o yeti
tioi, of the prino pal,
light. Apply to HO
Ont.
e or small sums
o On this installment
&forth.' 628
iiVested in Wall -St4
t rats expleimng every -
leeks mike! fortunes
R it Co., Bankers, 17
587-52
u•144,1, is authorized to
cent. on mortgage, fo r
nu abet pf years ; i ate r•
'paid prinapal. Apply
en Improved Farm Prop-
1ntereet. I tenet pay-
pgeferred. Expenses
1D. RYA , Seeforth,
626
41
8
1
la
—In order to dee
the picture which s
degradation, Miss
the Social Science
held in Edinburg
married woman a
who receives no
jectiontte this view
woman is not a set-
,
'—A sad and fat=
at Baden on Frid:
son of Christie
felled a tree whlic.
with a smaller On
and when reles.se
bringing with its a
the young man on
him insensible.
and walked home,
He went to bed ea
into aneasy sleep,
awoke. He turn
twice and died at
was 16. years of age
is a severe blow to
the sympathy of ti
hood in their berea
—A blind boy of
structed a miniat
ordinary four cent
The building is ma
wood, neatly fitted
It would puzz�e a
blind to get t e pie
without the task
together. - The stop
still more wonderfu
neck of the bottle, t
enough to prevent
far. Near the othe
inside the bottle bel
wooden peg has b
which extends far e
the stopper to pre
from the bottle.
plished is still a m
—An attempt le
break up an Hiber
near Springfield,
oently, made a
neighborhood, and
probably bring a su
who has been the
and in the church f
denounced the ball
was promptly on
room to warn poop
was made a fail4ire,
money because of h
bernians say he ha.
years, and even forb
ishionersbelonging
recognize him on th
broke up one of th
oldies. He says th
moral and he opp
sense of duty. - I
citizens claim th:.
proper, and that th
up of the best
place.'
le
.i
•
• es.
st
ant
bies toof upwar
friend j3s
to s!y
him, not
a stay;;. an a
d he will ,
by } lees gs
Have pick.
he sh : dote of
ew of a w
• , a sp sake ` et
• grecs rece'tly
eprese i tied !the
only ser ant
The ; •ply
at the Ma, ed
be ding t d
ha head, r nde ing
pp rently . 11
lis riendsetoho
e :ntire petgh 7
en real, 111
ouse
Ind glued
1-s nto th
of putti b.
Pi -
o
en Dionfgth(?t*to
: -n ariveh Oar
1 F ether
an ball
1. 'out ation
ibern
trty-five ye re.
in t
an Virtre. BO iet
a tion. he
dd ii his otwo
to that aecie t
ir empeit no
ir maces, are
Be8 them I fro
sh people, '
money for i me
mortgagee on farra pro
per oent. interest yea
agreed upon. J. H.
te
hetment on first
as a large sum of
tieveu and a half
cipal as may be
N, Solicitor, Sea -
633
impoRirAv
TT IR WORK-
-Li- their liberal
thl top she can
the
pat
she a
make cu
aff s,
ded
Market, Market Str
0 II
a
NI.OTICE S.
0.
tarns thanks for
and elle is still
g ait with roots at
from' combings,
orders sent by
. F6nr doors west of
t, Senforth Ont. 678
sur nce Company and
KtoS
tory manner in w teh
just by fire on the morel
re their prope ty t
JO RN DORSEY.
I 1),41i to acknowledgemy
It 4
ere Hanel Fire In-
st -*lotion of; my palm-
y ottled my claim for
• g of the 18th, of Novena-
, mend others!, deeiring to
I 678-2
1-1 IS SOLUTION
partnership
utdersigned and
FoLe, as general b
BaTeld, ha a this
con ent. All deb
by times Folie, b
liquidated. The b
°sallied on by Ja
JIBS FOLIE.
Ba field, Novemb
OF
r th
aaks
ay b
du
sincis
es F
r 24,11
e sting bereen the
hs t,he ;village of
d tisolved ty mutual
s. tiabilitiles will be
i hereafter be
1-1 by given that the
si hag between
Me ers and Carpe sterst•
in the County of
solaed by mutual counree
sen ed o the Bei
se '11 be set lejda-ci°
T_ N—Notce is here-
nerShip heretofore sub -
undersigned, as Pump
the villagte of Zurich,
m6 been this day die -
All debt& owiag to
aril* aforeselid, and all
tabeship are to be pre-
tc at the 1Village of
eller, by; whom the
U MT HILL. Witness,
676x4
MIS ELT NEOUS.
the Quieteet, Mos Co tj table and est Con-
de() ed Hotels in he P I nee. The . 001118 are
co modior.8 and the ble end Ba liberally
DY.—Job Moses
alnablertiedicine is
ell those panful and
i trig all exots and re -
I, , :74i8 peculitialy suited.
n 'On the monthly pa-
t, ii they are eafe. In
an Spinal Affections,
be latiguc on slight ex -
e eart, hysterics, and
✓ h, calomel, entimony,
constitutinn. Fall
ound each package,
hrop & Lyman, To -
Or the Dominion,
41* over 56 pills b
rat by H cksbn
A, Lumed n. 684-62
ATENS any one
aevels with perilous
duess to neglect a
ly to intite con -
.h • battle with and
army, and avert
rig eating tuber -
fore reso ting to
Naln that the prepare -
lacerated ungs—as
en of Cod 'ver Oil,
Inas and Soda --a
onchial an lung af-
:that this , favorite
a eet too well known
doubt ; the fact is I
eciated, hot by the .
pod, impart g to it
lin
at, the articl is an 1
essential to the
telra. and Ns preser-
In an enfeebled
necessaty element
ada (important in
n the Emulsion of
J- Periodical Pi ls—
unfkiling in tho cure
den erons diseases to
mo es all obDract ons,
1da It ill, in: 'short ime
takilin by male dar
of regran
all cases f N rem
pa' iii in th back nd
whites, the e pill will e
or nythin hart ul be
Ne York, Sole opn''
el for postage enclos cl to
•
I MINE TD.A. GER
tO trouble with hac
e, tie when t attac s the
a_ inn s and bronchi 1 tube
11 and Hypo hosp ites
1- Mations, la ngiti , and
, ea fulaa i is non prate
r- but that it ill av rt it i
to dmit of any re sonab
tO
e pub ic and lac pro essi
0- ad able 1 rtilize of th
of b 'lily su steno —ia d
ent, as well as li e an
bon format on) at supp
CedLiver 011. P area
Tor nto; sold by a.1 drug
•
ar
ey
h.
IS
THE
OR.
FORT
jEMPORIUM.
0. c.wixaLis
it4 PROPRIETOR,
Wanzer C.,
Wanzer
Wilson
Louise,
And other makes alw ys in gook. It ie n
acknowledged /act t tat the Wanzer ser
Sewing Machines are he . of any in the m
the Wartzer C. ing
Its prineipal points o
and roomy space un
ity of all, its parts ;
hardened steel ;
A
On both sides of the
bar, wit oil cup ;
with 1 se pulley ;
.IS E TREMEL
With little or ho noi
Madme
Sewi
w an
es of
BEAUTIFUL I
ellence being the la ria
e arm, the adjastabil-
rincipal ones bei g of
ii,
E
o plated balance heel,
sit ve take up ;
L RUNNING,
0. Theee are 801118
p tiler machine.
•
f the
Oi s and Needles
ALW
the
acpn
h rte
HAND.
s Repaired on
t Notice.
A full Stock H ase
Grain shers,1Sawiag
and all hinery belerig*
'Call and
IMPLEMEN
owers, Straw Cu
g to the besiness
slee
Our Goo
g elsewhere.
t ere,
SEAFOR H.
T.14: 0
SKATING ktID
•
Proprietor
Has pleasure in stet
peeple of Sea
HIS SOTINC
ARE N
KS,
ND
above .Rinks,
the amusement loving
nd. vicinity that
6URLINC RINKS
READY,
And W111 be open for the season as
weathe Will permit.
TER
Eight Dollars.
Double Ticket? Genta Five
a RauSing.le icket-t-Gen4man, Three Dollars ; La-
dies, Two °Italia and a Half.
Childre andel. ten eare of age, One Dolls and
Dollars.
Single a lesion, I cents. Twelve Bing ad-
atfaed to all the pri leges
S FOR
80071
TI -IE SEAS
including head of F
Man and one Lady
tho
N.
Opening and Ca
Matches extra.
Ticket holden; are
of the ice in both riri
The patiroha e of
678-4 WRENCE
IyitAICHINE
SEVANO
JAMES
FAMILY ND .11/IANUFACT R
Sad Irons, Re -
I am the ONL Ag
WHIT SE
for two yea s in sue
over all its. an -petit
Also Agent for t
Osborne A, Wildon,
a customer may wan
I 11
wing Machine
pia, Attachm
in this part of the Cgunty
p mAcIPHE
rize
air,
in iaking the First
eeler & Wilson,
naer (1, and any Ma
All Rinds of
Second-hand Mat
part payment for Ne
sold on easy' moethl
telatistacti
JAMES
p aired.
hies aken in exchan
Machines, and Mac
MApg STREET, SEAFOR H.
OFFICE4n Campbell' Block, opposite
Mansion Hotel.
owe,
es
8 as
ince
the
ine. 626-62
s
PFiEPARE FOR WINTER. NOW IS tiFIE TIME TO BUY.
DyNCAN & DUNCAN, SAO8ORTH
Diizmo
8,
OE AN IMMENSE VA IETY OF SEASONEILE 'COLD RESISTING
FFABRICS IN ALL NEW A D ASMONABLE STYLES AND COLORINGS.
SHAWLS AND MANTLES.
OUR -SHAWLS AND ANTLES CANNOT BE SURPASSED FOR
QUALITY AND CHEAPNE Si SHAWLS AT A L PRICES. MANTLES
MITA $1 75.
DRESS GO01:5S AND WINpEYS.
. DRESS GOODS OF A MOST EVERY KIND, NOTABLY SUITING
COSTUME CLOTHS, TWE D EFFECTS, &c., &c. W NCEYS CHEAPER
THAN EVER, IN- PLAIN, ANCY AND CHECK.
FLANNELS F ANNELS THICK,
FLANNELS FANCY, —AND—
FLANNELS A.LI.• WOOL, 4ANNELS THIN,
FLANNELS COARSE,
FLANNELS UNION.
OVEIWOATS. OVERCOATS. OV
READYMADE OR el DE TO ORDER. A SPLENDID STOCK OF
OV RCOATS,' OUR OWN AKE, CHEAP, SOME VERY CHOICE LINES
IN VERCOATINGS, FIT ITARANTEED.
OUR FUR, DEPARTME TT IS NOW FULLY ASS RTED WITH ALL
NEW FURS, AND AT REA LY ASTONISHINGLY L W PRICES. FUR
WOOS, FUR SE S, FUR OAS, FUR COLLARETTES, FUR CAPES AND
FUR CAPS IN A L KINDS OF FUR.
MEN'S FUR dAPS A
PEC1ALTY. BOYS
/Vir, OOL SQUARES, WOO CLOUDS, WOOL JACK
F KNITTED WOOL GOO S.
PLUSH CAPS.
TS. FULL LINEis
THE DRY GOODS HOUSE OF THE COUNTY.
GROCERY STORE NEXT THE POST OFFICE.
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOOD
EXTRA VALUE I
SUGARS, TEAS COFFEE
'NEW LAYER RAISINS,
NEW LOND
NEW BLAC
NEW VALEN
NEW SEEDL
BOXES NE
NEW CURRANTS IN CASES A D ,BARRELS,
EIURNET'S AND LYON'S BEST XTRACTS,
SOMPOUND EXTRACTS, '
N LAYERS,
BASKET RAISINS
IA RAISINS,
SS RAISINS,
TURKEY FIGS,
ANNED TO ATOES, -CORN, IG EEN PEARS,
p.ND LIMA B ANS
RESH ALM NDS AND WALNU S,
RESH ORA GE, LEMON AND OrriTRON PEELS,
FRE H FILB RTS AND BRAZIL NUTS.
D. D. ROSE, SEAFORTH.
The Grocery next aoor to t 0 Post Office.
SIGN OF T E CIRCULAR SAW.
HANLAN TH
DEC'
MBER 1.0. 1884.
SEA,RTH
M USUAL INStRUME
ENIPORILINL
,'SCOTst BROTHERS
PR PRIETFORS.
PIANOFORTEsi
THE EINIERSON PIANO
Is recognized lindaclmoiviedg0 by the High*
eteadily hmreasing as their userits are becom-
ing more ettensively known. Other Planes
Supplied.
ORGANS. ORGANS.
See ;What the ADVERTISER Septet
Daniel Bell &Co.'s Excelsior Organs have -taken
the First Prizi3 at the Toronto Industrial Er-
hibition. They are well worthy of thepleaethey
have taken, tor they certainly are the tut
toned Orgentew, e have heard. 1We have beeniu-
formed by dompetent parties who are veing
theee instruments, that they ire not exaelledhy
any other Orgill manufacturod Canada. WO
'would recom end all who are intending to pur-
SEND
OR A 'CA 1ALOGUE.
TO PIA!10 AND ORGAN DEAIERS.
•
yet represe te , and offer
LED TERMS TO BE -
LE PARTIES.
Dona o
Illighest Award,
1880.
1880.
JOHN
MEDAL
FALL. 188° -
BD, SEAFORD!
BEGS to call the Special Attention of his
many us omen: and. the public generidly tea
his varied asso tment of
From the BEST Mann/Lettner in the
These STO -TE possess Many Advantages
hich, can only be Avpreciated
an inspectio'n them,.
WE WAR ANT EV:
7
And Defy C In -petition in p
RY STOVE
-ice or Qaality.
E FASTEST MAN INSURANCEIACENCY.
WORLD.
sp: " THE HANLAN CROSS -
THE FA TEST Cr
CUT SAW "
FTING SAW IK THE -WORLD.
Wel also have the, Chaimpion, Improved Champion and
ance Tocth Gross -cut Saws.
WE
Fire, Marine, Life a4d Accident
INSURANCE 1AGENT.
TTAVING beat in the Instil -n=43 Business far
-Lai- the past fourteen yearsa I am prepareato
effect insurances on an kinde of Property st the
LowEsT POSSIBLE RATES
None but first.elass Corepaides represented.
I AM ALSO AGENT fOB TEE
CANADA PERXANENT
LL SHAPES. COW TIES IN AtIrl_ SHAPES,
LOAN AND SAYINGS; COMPANY.
ARE SHOWING THE -FINEST ASSORTMENT OF AXES
EVER SHOWN IN SEAFORTH.
SLEIGH.BELLS IN GREAT VARIETY.
vare Merchants, Sign of the Circular Saw.
The Oldest in (he Dominion. iMoney advaneed
on Real Estate at Seven pa .etat.
ALSO AGENT FO4 THE
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANYI
Sailing between New Telici and Britain.
Main Street, SEAFORTH, Ontario.
...11k-Clittifit.inlestgis;:e4).L1 25,000, to Gen. Ro
Inane: als: ":1hvoearineenthekilCieeant
ans and Balmy
ihricrv_exi:OtursSnSva-eiSdroa:vie,ay0OnaTood.ki, za,T1stehtoernteupttei
ara Tseud. et igensce.
y read the words "Re I
tleuf_trik:orza,;ofpSohlia:ekesp
ried, and that the most of
ferianurrtedoliesovi.o:rrirnrIre tnphg isie:uyeeseeheervsseieranarnuielarob
ioblioanor tch ;ti ehan gre ics:a8 1aenful en:OS ft t8tgl MettiSee
intalesitgikti'teilleanItagatat:be:3 iliourrofoi :Btpl arlfe, ewspa itfohel :0-tasih:43.cciaeal ipifictrgeihotuasizeyr
ttse:letiabit•:sentelatyisincovtehreedwaortidia,
este heiiig 17 9-10 to the tho
nois, in its latest and -most
sost JT*ohoebi:v.I.,3:t0013nbai-8 tleanis ro
:bigt eeY :Tay' ne°ii itireka::::::sysPtrasra;
tiering )3DaSS of poisonous
rioafeeivrsehimaerantaadsoeo:in',:o:nroe,d,tiiiihltaahhrtuogrntfrdha:omsteeera
penea tb see them would sup
they were manuscript, t
cents -each, or twenty dolls,
area. He has a line of eh
Blare expensive—whieh have
witness, yet an awful solem
II employed
• it leaves no op
es Gladstone w*
taro
Epp's Cocoa.
Gra,t-eful and comforting.
tioreugh knowledge of the
whieh govern the operation
tion and. nutrition, and- . by 2,
Plicatioe of the fine preperti
selected cocoa, Mr. Epps ha.
bur breakfast to.Na with a
flavored beverage, winch ma
judicious use of euehartieles o
et until etrone,Y eueugh to
tendeeey to tliseese. Rendre
naladiee ere fleeting ar
lady to attack us
thereis a weak point. We M.
many a fuel sha.ft by keeping
ivell fertified with pure hie
pathie 48, Tie
Street, end .170, Piecadilly,
482-52
Not Quite So.
"It is among tbe most
iehased. tribes -only that the
lua..corofort of the horse
eglectedi," but we believe
any iu civilized nomitries
guilty of the Same neglect, a
the excese of the former ;
mil themselves of the nee
tole which has &me more
else heretofore known t
the conditiOn. and relieve th
tithe horse. Those who w
will be the losers, their
iefferers; to avoid both use
tohdition Powders and
Heave Reinedy," and -
he well satisfied with t
lemember the name, and s
te, Ont., prpprietore ler Ca
Hall's ',Vegetable Siellian
layer his the hearty eornm
teen restorea by it to t
1•eauty of color and. growth.
Uct, a miracle in its way, e
of wondrous imprevereen
vlaieh every one who has gi
liberality and enterprise
I3enefit of their discov
oda ak large, and have pi
hands of every drugg
try,that its benefits
ow alike to all. If th
upon your head, go a
ure bade of this tele
A rz,-,et Worth Ku
read? psenveen):enan''i°a1,asor sally
ygisbte ea: aingter toL ebe odt
rPtaaille ate:ruin; wil:tlie:e
*it eelltng on its owe
dforg''egseti'rsc'tttu8ieta,sigl:tr:Th:eaSreari 311111::
Customers. If you Nv
13Pluetieladint-n, fg;oanut
atlereen—I avail nays
137 aa.ym ao f IvN4317 -il
t -made
he aalwiw%Ysys
41. results. My
of Which has been trul
, than a year since
Los