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Pork Badness
tg the highest
aiodpork
FORTH.
tncl at his Store
1toek of
Botogna,
!Living.%
a the basiness.
Place -'Next
BB, Seaforth.
LAMES
I I
BUT
ASLEEP
W.4 RE I
iends and the
with first-elase
a latest styles
bly low prices.
-pee in the past,
are. Pietnre*
en dark elouda
nd lightning
lws,aud when
h-na matter
• ways takes. a
.
O. I Photo.,
Ware frames
Ws Favorite,
e Corareercial
.. Seaforth.
1 darkness.
BAR,
MITH
r of all kinds
no, Rifles, Re-
ing Goode in
-1e that he has
Mr. Roberts'
ardne's Hall,
8. Allkinds
Guns, Ravel -
Plate, &e.
f 8ewing Ma-
oivea, Skatee,
Riad repaired.
Silver. Old
ew. All work
ittended to on
3,„ Seat:nth-
IWILLS
E
g of his Flax
I good active
cage it prop.
andWen-
; steadily due-
anection with
AN.
[et reasonable
rity.
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7 goitre, and
attention to
trade in
his Kern -
Tared topay
PRICE
gs, delivered
ORTH.
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JANUARY21, 1881:
My Little Brown Mare.
She's rather too lean, but her head's a large size,
And she hasn't the average number of eyes; '
Her hind legs aro not what you'd call s good
pair, -
And she's broken both knees, has my little brown
mare.
You can find some amusement in coantieg each
rib,
And she bites when she's hungry like mad at • her
crib ;
When viewed from behind she scams all on the
square.
She's quite a Freemason -my little brown mare.
Her paces are rather too fast, I suppose,
For she often comes dowrton her fine Roman
nose, -
-
And the way she takes fends makes hunting men
stare
For she backs through the gaps, does my little
brawn mare.
She has curbs on her hooks and no hair on her
knees ;
She has splits and has spavins wherever you
please*
Her neck, like a vulture's is terribly bare,
Bat still -She's a beanty, my little brown mare.
She owns an aversion to windmills and liras,
When passing a -wagon she lies down and kicks;
And the clothes of her groom she'll persistently :
tear- -
Bat still she's no vie°, has my little brown mare.
When turned downto:grass she oft strays out. of
bounds;
She always was famous for snapping at honnds ;
And even thebaby was learned to beware 1 •
The too playful bite of my little brown mare.
She prances like mad and she jumps like a flea,
And her waltz to a brass band is something to
sec;
No circus had ever a horse I declare,
•
That could go through the hoops like ray 1 little
brown mare.
'mount her but seldom -in fact,- to be plain,
Like the Frenchman, rhen hunting, 1 "do not
remain;"
Shim I've only one neck it would hardly be fair
To risk it in riding my little brown mare.
—Punch.
•
Gaieties.
Why ought tailors to be good (mat»
riraouial) matchmakersi ?-Because the
are SO much in the habit of pressin
other people's suits.
-A. little girl, noting the gold fillin
in her aunt's front tooth, exclaimed
Aunt Mary, I wish I had copper -toe
teeth like yours." I
-He was from the mountain laid
and he was buying his first glass of sod
"I wish you'd skim off that scum, bos
I ain't paying for DO froth, you know."
-"What have you been doing?
asked a boy of his playmate whora h
saw coming out of the house with tear
in his eyes. "I've been chasing a hire
rod round my father," was the snarl
ing reply.
-"John," said a doting parent ti her
gormandizing son, "do you. really think!
yon can eat the whole of that pu ding
with. impuuity ?" "I don'tknow, ma "re -1
plied the young hope•ful, " but I °an itch
O a' spooni
-Toddlekins is a very . small ani
."
indeed, but he said he never minded it
at all until his three boys grew up o be'
tall, strapping young fellows and his wife
began to cut down their old clothes to
fit him. And, then. he said he did' get
mad. 1
-On the Eton. Harry Erskine re iv-
ing his appointment. to succeed Alr.1
Dundas as Justiciary, in Scotland he ,
observed that he must go and order his
silk robe. "Never mind," said Mr..
Dundas ; "for the short time you will
require it you had better borrow m ne."
"No," replied Erskine; "no matter for
how short a time sever I may need it,
Heaven forbid that I begin my career
by adopting the abandoned habits of
my -preclecessot.''
-Judge Thatcher, who succeeded
Mr. Quincy on the municipal bench,
of Boston, was a man of stern and nn -
bending temper. One of his priso ers
in addressing the court, previousto
senteilice, used the words "also" and
"likewise" in a way which implied a
difference of meaning. "Do you k ow
of any difference between the w rds
“also" and "likewise?" asked the Jn ge.
"Yes Your Ho -nor," replied the priso er.
"Judge Quincy was patient, k.nd,
courteous and gentlemanly." you are
a Judge also, but not likewise."
-A Quaker shop keeper met a Quak-
er customer of his going home with
bundles. He had been absent from i his
place and had a notion in his wise head
that she had been trading with a rival
whom he did not very much love.
"How much did. thee give a yard for
this, Mary7" "One dollar." "Why, I
ara surprised at thee. I could let thee
have it for '75 cents. And how much
for this ?" "Two dollars." "Why that
is unreasonable. I could let thee have
it for $1.50. Why will thee -go away
trading with grangers and the world's
people, Mary?" "I don't kuow what
thee is talking about, friend John. But
I did buy all these things at thy store,
and if thee says the truth thee mist
owe me considerable ' money; 1
y
g
d
fellows, the g
O singularly supe
ae set their boots c
1 to bed, fancying
s'
the cramp; a fe
,, skeleton of a
I called a fairy fe
standing truth a
it good against T
relative was apparent frelni
as he left the house he was
them till he wa8 out of slig
. was in's:messing the Pubho
Young Boston Went through
dress . rehearsa-1. He look
Ether mouumeit in the di
at once imagined that it a
hardt. Be approached grac
off his hat, and in melifliou
claimed, " M11 . Bernhe dt,
nor de vets alue." He
satisfied that ho conclud d t
more could be done in th.e
paration, and he walked bo
encounter song atulating• hi
Boggs would die of envy he
of this gracef I little speec
ready in imagi ation he was
the smile of th great actress.
It was some time after the
had commencej that he took
of the friend who was to
with an inbred ,ction. As he
ed the actress, Ejculptor and p
felt a weakne s in his kn.
room appeared to be t
while the phra e which he
printed on his . emery be i am'
of words withers rnesuaint
his name prone need as if it
other fellow wh was bein,
and felt that th other fel, ow 01
bow and said aro'sel e."
the other fellow' broke do
the voice raelata ly but the) ws
unuttered. He aired, ess zed
and in the cool ir of the int
he wended his ay home. s
the statue of W shington in
he looked up a s d remar ed:
I have made aul ss of mys If."
dim moon -light of a lea en
thought he saw vhe horse isk
and from the br en lips o t
captain came f th in thu cler
"J'ai l'honneur •e vous sal e."
fact that
tope by
B it
den at
is and
at the
nce, and
he drn-
lly, sok
tone:ex-
jay I on-
s so ell
t not 1:ig
Y of re-
ly to he
elf at
e h ard
an al -
ski sg in
ecep on
he re:i
rtn
or li
pro ch-
nter he
s. he
nd
ad im-
,
9•88
e heard
r sane
edu ed,
ad a
• k ew
• and
ds ere
13
is at,
eve ing
pa sed
rseb ek
e ge
In he
sky he
its tail,
b grcat
tone -
G-ypdy
For a, class of
larly supposed t
superstitions- a
"J'ai 1'±Lonneur de vous Salu.e."
At one of Mlle. Bernhardt's recep-
tions in this city, says the Boston.
Journal, a young Bostonian found the
way open, to an introduction, which Ihe
h,ad eagerly desired. In order not to
appear too provincial he called onl
friend slightly versed in French, to
acquire information regarding the qe-
portment usual on such an owasien.
"Well," said his friend, "when you are
introduced you will bow and smile, and
withdraw. If you see fit you can say,
'Mademoiselle, j'ai l'honneur de vous
salue." "Yes, that's it -I want to say
something. It would be so stupid to
walk up, take a look and back out with-
outsaying a word. "It would please
the lady to hear . herself addressed in
her native tongite." ''Sple)adid," added
the pupil, "but what does the lingo
mean that you mention?"' ' -That you
are glad to see her in. Boston, and
salute her in the name of the people."
"Splendid," rejoined the novice, "yau
write it down and I'll commit it to
memory." •
For the rest of the day the studious
young man might have been seen in the
horse cars and at his place of business,
scanning with great care a bit of paper,
which he took out of his vest pocket
and put back into his vest pocket sen?..e
200 times in the course of six hours.
He became letter perfect, and as he
F
passed the statue of Franklin on his
way hornets° smiled, and sotto voce ex-
claimed, "Benjamin, jay Phonnor de
voo salue." He liked the sound of his
own salutation so well that almost in-
-voluntary he 'ejaculated, "Park street
ehurch, iay Phonnor de vous salue," and
as he looked up at the State House he
bowed. and whispered, " Gilded dome,
jay Phonnor devous salue." As he left
his aged mother and spinster sister after
dinner to perfeet his toilet he addressed
his relatives with "Good evening, jay
Phonnor de vous salue." That the im.-
mediate raerabers of his own family felt
that something was wrong with their
•
uperstit *o
arsons th t
live by w rki
credulit es
psies- are th
titions. S me
osswise be ore
hereby to ke
ale gypsy co
ole's foot, wh
L. becauee he
eumatisna an
ong them Ilia
'
in teething should wear
made ofrnrtie1 items, whic
must be cut by woman-;
for a girl. An der's sl ng
of mountain ash is ceba
good luck, and, with the s
en wear's
some of the chil
necks black bags
of a bat. - In ord
you have only to
cloth rag and b
for the same en
practice of stioki
looks like a hedg
with certain obse •vances.
a water wagtail, f it doe e n
conjured in a cer ain rhyme
0, sign that gran gypsies
met with on. the oad.
man, a "ghost -se ," we are
she carried in he pocket
dog dressed like doll. "I
the gypsy who'te s the story
it once, and she as in /ID
till it was found, and she us
it would talk to • er when s
alone smoking he • pipe in
You should havepeen a pack
telling car
different ,c
different o
he would
d serpent
e would' c
laces."
tcontainin
't• to hurt
stick pins
rn the Fla,
, resort 't
igpinsin 9.11)
hog, and tl
very old fortune
were painted in
uscd to select the
day ; sometimes
with the devil, ad
then other days s
wtth birds and p
Hogs o
A California pa
the Golden State
pigs in Joseph Per
below town, went
Wednesday, whic
wise : Several c
had been placed
and facing the ba
posed that some b
against one of the
the spigot and ca
run out. The-wi
depression in the
all the hogs, littl
premises to the n
congregated and d
before any person
aware as to what
porkers were drun
the queerest antic
were frisky and fu
ligerent and swab
ing up fights; so
in -an imbecile wa
screw -style, and
least obstruction t
while several of th
managed to get o
were drunk and
Those who saw t
say that it was t
ion of the Saying
they ever vvitnesse
acted wonderfully
similar state of
were all '`blind
could drink up all
balance of the gr p
into a temperanc
a stream of water
were all blear ey
next day, and from
ed to say that "the
fully.
•
a Drim
er tells. tIi
All t e'
in's ran
on a pi
b happene
sits of n
ntsicle o
,n•yard,
the hogs i
casks kn
!Bed the, 0
e formed a
round, and
and big,
mber of ,ab
ank their
bout the •
ad happen
and goin
imaginabl
l of play, o
ering aeon
ma,underin
walking i
tumbling
at lay in th
larger h
:the heavi
capable of
a queer per
most apt
runk as a,
,while the
huma
ebauch.
runk" bef
the wine_
t
iii
po u-
g on Phe
f t eir
sel
UP leS
they go
p away
ried he
ch .he.
elle ed
it a
ba les
eckl ce
f r a b y,
a m
o la
o br ng
ebj ct,
d, th ir
gulp ts
gineoneiiy,
air
o t hi reed,
crte1
tilij it
ury it,
ight of
Y whon
do 8OiS
O to
ld
d
to
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ry thi
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re the
nd th
juice wa t rne
everage by tu nib
on it. 1 he hog
d and. St ' id th
their actio
✓ hair pulle
11
- A Courte
A courteous •Re
county was in the
ning divine service
fied himself that
ensconced in the
pening one Sunday
ing the fact, he ha
ing desk, and had
the wicked man"
gently stopped by
who exclaimed, "
This is a well-kno.
haps, apocryphal,
lar happened to a
418
did his first duty af
deacon in a village
hadbeen a,ppointe
being engaged at .a
mother part of t
parish clerk, af
two bells at the we
came up to the chai
ate had put on his
high -curtained end
the church not boas
was looking at his ss
anxiety to keep to t
ginning his first se
prise, the clerk, aft
an audible voice, "
us Rect
or in a
abit of n
until he h:
he Squire
eanily pew,
to omit a
•
gone into
commence
when he
:the faithf
e ain't com
n story, an
ut somethi
"end oflm
er his ordi
'church to
curate, hi
second ch
parish.
er nngi.-
t end of th
cel where
surplice be
f the Squi
ting a ve
etch with a
,e exact tim
'ice'. To
saying •to
ou must w
sieem
d •ea,d
11
or her
t b gin
d atis
dul
•ut ap
cer ain
he ead
II he
vas
iza
erk
n ir.'
is, per
g inai
e. h.
ti 12
•lc hs
R eto
re i
Th old
the
h rch,
he cur-
ind the
4's jcw,
try, and
her ous
for be-
ns sur -
hire in
it bit,
com
Oonaoornuin
whil h
dow 'an
churchy
dow to a
garden,
was a la
Coale to
ljaura
iiag
ebl's
was h
ale k th
table in
and cpo]
spent on
ayy0i nu mt
botb.t
CO
o
()HI' 11 here fokeI
which h
greatly
incident
rustid o
freciu n
iRolu
A' Yazik
n t rea
10. Are
• tab
ked
iaref
•
rd
hr.
'
hr
v re
st ti th
88 a di
ull Sh
y t
th
an
8.'
d ti
r
I'm
Le,
des°
tie
eX0
ngr
TI4E H
Ly !" stepped, into the
clambered on, to the
e, and stood upon it
through the east win -
Lily scrutinized the
path that led past the win -
r in i he wall of the Spire's
h wiiich his wife, who
ti le, was accustomed to
h ith her children. The
George Hercert'a and
for holy places,and
sight of the parish
g on the •commuhion
of the congregaion,
mg round from his I in-
h"the east window and
ur : te in an audible voice,
n yet. Her ladyship
ray oome down," ex -
rate. "I can see beet
p ied the imperturhable
a ehing the garden oor.
the Squire 1" ]ipon
ed from his peg ion,
rate's relief. As the
o surprise amon the
on, it; probably w B of
enee.4--All the oar
•8
81
Whil
of S
b ary
up be
eyes.
I fe
the Q
said a
V
Bd:€1
What
1
ra st
Y rk
do d
te n o
Co
up n
co e
have
pit u
Wales
picnic
gener
"1 t
said I
bnezin
l'I d
th a s
get in
' Le
hith y
chasm
P IlY,
and I
with t
ting so
crown n
to bed n
The
he
t s
he
n
ce
ad.yl at Win.d Or
atting with the Duke
wner of the Shrews -
s, the Queen slipped
t her hand over my
t is," said the Duke
ure of a big seal king
against My cheek, Sso I
lied, and the Queen
oult you Americans are !
ovel •ess yen have on; I
llyiuerb one of your New
ssm is. (Vio is a terrible
i--
s1l you'd lend me the at-
-, IP
I V?
n't t
ch,la
a a
or. .
• '4.
lots• "
th
i • W
ink'
rs
are
ry
go
wa
11
ee's
Ea
ad
a
a fi
an
ati
181
are
gre
the
fre
shot of
Re pec
kirk el
they w
by leEUo
rat
e,
rn
he
ken
zie
of it, Queers," I s id,
egau teasing me 1 to
pend a couple of w eks
e insisted, "andwe'll
an. I'll have a stove
are room. We'll get
the city, and make up
d have a good time
has other fieh to ty,"
oward where he was
try on the stairs.
O he is again with
hing," said Victoia,
nterrupt them. Tell
sell him some raffle
" sayS I, "two's cam-
wd; ta to., Queen,"
get some ice cream
Wellington, Vie- get -
she slammed her
r and went up stairs
he su
errys from Nob Hill,
a read, have made a
11 r
ice
hen
urling stones on
panied by the
artidans as some
t
eat went is being played.
le fathers f fa ilies, and
s to ot, aroda ing a,s if
scl,
on bit 1 ridd es and possessed
s. The stone delivered, or
rely droped, r6m the strong
nd , th -smith, is gliding far-
ts f tef mission. "Soop her
her
T
th
B a
treof
to e
of th
lane!
there,
as h
in
th
corn
ible "
arabo
'inwic
nd ciro
e ve y t
Id tri
t if
ch,
: 0
er
artr of
warid o
up :LBO
let be
frbri th
tha '13a
Thd vo
"Lave
She
sud
ver3
gua
det
pla er, w
NVid t, hie
just') resp
graceful
tak s ai
another
lid"
phi se a
"Sh ft th
Bodenc e
while Dr
wild bu
shot
and
sch
to ne
wayadv need
aito h
BliiciPcwooc
8---
a
en
ed
ds,
cte
1
01
a
on
of
the g
dr 1
up "Na, na
e Woonis are
ph %ply bro
necik. Water,
d it legs and
,skip dom nates all.
°awe alane, will ye?
ight eno gh;" And
tone 3.ai kirted the
f th one y's surest
os movement is to be
he handle. The crafty
de terous turn cf the
iiicatgl the hitherto
1 . ' The stone, in a
at curls gently inward,
' off the inaer edge of
t; in to le "a pot
hat yells of ap.
ph Irend the air!
n My lads," shout
frieildly raockery,
hafee andl rages in
disgnst. That great
has decided the end
in ;vain does the
theilaird following
ay --try t° break a
g stone through the
of Bodencleuch.-
ine.- I
• i ,.
an in a Fix
11
let ab e !
eing flcir-
n boulder
by fingers
direction.
epd
nip
11
me,
ter
ze
t w
gu
in
te"
113
n4i
rds
1,1
ng
bar
hap
nt
as
dos
be
pro
an en
r to le
en ha
f the chlu wi
till the ela of t
waited; but his
hausted he aga,n
gain.
sa
rvi
11
told toncle
in me.
in that
sat quictl
the geougi
!tithe past
timmedialt
coming to
at in Ord
y an uns
ora behli
and a
in the
the' Se
O WELS
me man
was
glisb
ire; b
✓ of an
e of e
O man
Cover
detai
ly resi
hth excla
ur pardon,
tking."
been debt
e
e, fbi the ha
in close pra
tne,the
iadepa t
of a Gina
to g°in spi
ed the.sa
f his bead
ame ffand
deter
behin
beg Y
You a,r
hebac
becau
Mists,
Place
112
IP
1
incident, we. are
to an Englishman
one �f the churches
vice- was going on ,he
lacinig his hat oh
him. Seine little
there seemed no
of the ceremony
O reached for his
but was stopped
hich grasped him
kinksome custodiaa
d hire to remain
ser' -ice, he again
enc becoming ex-
.
ched . for his hat,
even ed from going
Convinced that
e really important
es °nee more delayed
at eho expiratiou
ur lie determined
ettei so he repeat;
yre it the directioh
. Althiri time the
hire, but as he
d its grasp a voice
ed in English:
that is my hat
ch was the fact
d all this while
O had reabhed in
f another stranger
raity to his own.
• m Marsh
i.busise language,
ono or two reprima,
for contempt. M.
he :judge with a s'
e was g
had ndt
aid tlie
Mr. Mars
have 'wi
"Mr. Clei
remit the
lme it as
•
N3A
ACKIN
J OE
toi IN.
AND AGAINS,
tEGS to fo m his custom rs and the public
generally th t his New Shop is now complet-
eld and he has
REMOVED INTO IT!
a d is once more doing bn ness i the old
Band, and will be glad to web o me ba k all his
o d friends and many rew one . He htis now
ETT
Tian Ever 1
ti n to all w
He is prepare
ACON
FA LI IES
aiver him withl
Iving the Mos
do all kinds 01,,
E nttr Satiable.
thei ratronage.•
NI) CARRIAOE BUILDINC
I all its branches.
Iirorse .31 et tg and Ge
ing Po7iptly Atte
Satisfacti n Guaran
Come nd See Me as
eral Repair-
ed to and
eed.
sual.
JOHN DORSEY, Saferth.
Til SEAFORTIII
OSU NCE GEigY.
fr. i'-'17‘7-..A.'XS01•T
Life a41 Accident
Ir
S U
AVING ben
the peat, fo
effe t insuran;e
..,
L.' (IPVVE. S
None but fi
1 -
N E
G E N T.
in the Insure tie Business for
rteen yews, I am prepared to
onallkinds of Property at the
OSSIB
stolass Cornpani
I AM AL3O AGENT 1'
NADIA. PER
LOAN AP4D
The Oldest in
on Beal Estat
• 1
AL
ST4TE LIN
W
Main St
OFiFICE
the M
SAYINGS
E RATES
11
11'
11
H •
, THE _FASTEST CUTTING ,SAW IN
SIGN OF THE ciRquA.
AN LAN THE T
FASES
i I
IT TIIE W
"THE HANLAN -CRP
also have the Champion, linfir
Lance Tooth Cross -C t
1
0 W TIES IN ALL SHAPES. COW TIE
!
NStE ARE SH9WIG THE FINEST ASS
EVER SHOWN IN SEAF
SLEIGH BELLS IN GREAT
WM. ROBERTSON
a
•
Hardware Merchants, Sign of the Circular
•
MAN
.93
S-9SW"
THE oRLD.
ed 6h: mpionf -aft
aws.
I N ALL SH PgS,
RTH.
RTME7 0
VARIETY.
00.) SEAFORTII.
aw.
S GN OF THE GaLDEN
1
HNSON
BROTH ERS,
ance Tooth" and "New Im
pion" Cross -Cut Sa
• represented.
WARNOCK'S, BURREL'S, AND WELLAND VA
It THE
ANENT
OMPANY.
he Dominion. oney advance d
at Seven per ce t.
0 AGENT /'011 HE
- 1
TEAMSHII COMPANY,
en New York aid Britain.
S 0
JOHNSON BROS. HARDWARE MERC,H A
t, SEAFORTH Ontario.
Campbell's lock, opposite
Hotel. I MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
WA
SLEIgH BELLS .14YD COAL OIL
SKATES IN GREAT VARIETY,' FROM
American and Canadian
PA 1L
ANGE OF BUSINESS'
hk1RS. E. WHITNEY,'
1:64
DESIRES to state to her customers and Me
pablie that she has disposed of her Tin end
Steve Business to her :wins, CHARLES and
GEORGE WHITNE, who have prisiei. •
palel eherge of the business; for severed years, .
eh hopes the same liberal patronage wilt he
extend!ed to them that bee been accorded to here
self for so many years,
Onnection with Lbe 'above the undersigned
beg to state that ;they will continue to keep
on hand, at the Old Stand, a Inn stock Of
6VES OF ALL KINDS
—AND—
Ti WI are of Every Descrption. We
algo prepared to do Custom
Work of Every Description ihe
icqortest Notice, and Cheap.
gavhag a thorough practiced knowledge of tgie
bnainees in all its branches, they hope to eon- tine
the large patronage Nvitioh has been given
to the o d and well-known house for so many
years.
IrlITNEY BROTHERS.
i f
1 1
11.B -All parties indebted to Mrs- Wh1tey
willIplease settle their indehtedness with her at 1
onc, ae the new firm tape new books and the
old rlinsiness must be close . Parties deer -Ingle
setttle can do so at the st re of Whitney Eros:
until the first of October- After that date the
ace unts will be put into ther hands for eel-
665
lee 'on
MRS. E. ViiITNE.
?K.
USH -RUSH 1
—TO—
]
SEAFORTH. THE GREAT SALE OF CROCERIO
which 116:tow going on at
• t
A. G. AUL'S STORE,
• -
rov Ch •
• s..
M.-
SEAFORTH.
T1,AT IS THE PLACE where you can ireitgesid.
arains. The best and cheapest Tens ever
sold I em now selling- Cottle and get 130)Xtei of
E CHOPPING AXES the before they are all sold.
rem Teas at 50 and 60 eents per pound,:
apen Teas at 50 cents per pound,
ea Dust at 85 cents per pound,
lack Teas at 50 and 60 emits per pound,
43 nod Soap, 80- bars for $1,
oak' Toilet Seep, 25 cents for one -dozen,
6 pounds of Prunes for $1,
0 pounds of rice for 1,
pePIDuuntiddi:gloPdodtryBaSrulgeIarfaforrni
1
2 perm& of Raisins for V,
8 pounds New Currants for Si,
0 peunds Dried Apples for $1,
tire Honey, all kinds,
jlliee, Canned Salmon and MeekereI,
Tomatoes, Lobsters and Sardines,
TE
TO 12 INC
I PO
ANT NOTICE!
K?, J HN L GAN "
Has lust Ret n d from the E stern Markets,
a d has secured
oorill3AR
-IN-
1 1
SuOrs, Teas, New
eneral Grocer
A I S
ruits and
All f which ill be Sold Cheapti Cash Rayon.
CReCKER AND G SSWARE. VELf.VE
. A Larg S-ock to Choose From. • 1 A Fi
MILLS 1 LO R Ph togr
Clinton Mills Flour alletays
• H BEST AS
REMMBER1HE LACE
Corner Main and John treas.
IIN LOGAN, Seaforth.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN PADLO K.
ES.
A
,GOOD ARTICLE ALWAYS"
T-t-
ROTHERS' PHOTOGRf8IPH STU !IO
WAIDE
WH
AND MUSIC EMPORI
ITNEY'S BLOCK, MAIN STREE
CLNT°
F air's Celebra ed
took. Try it:
CcDRt4
HIGH MIXth
CO
PEA
FLA, TIMO
And
NMB
OA
Every
Field Serf always on hand the Plow Gr'nding and Polishing Machinery, parties' wanting work done can have it a
RY BEST OUAUTiES
1 CORN I
AND FEED CORN,
ND CRUSH, CORN,
AND BARLEY.
AND CLO ER SEE
; I
SE4i#OR
FRAMES AND PHOTO AL.BUTS,
e Asortment, at Wholesale Pricee during next mo th.
phs Guaranteed Sa#sf &Dry in any
style of the art.
ORTMENT OF PICTURE FR ME MbULDIN G
Ever shown in Seaforth. Price e Red ce
N PIANOS AND ORGAIIS
1"" Call and see them.
WADE BROT
IN
STOCK.
ERS, Seaforth.
TH HURON FOUNDRY, EAFORTH.
HAVI/40. put an Engine into the Fitting Shop to drive Lathes, Plan s and Drill,, independe
rtety of Oran nd
AND OF THE V
To be hd in the Mit
Retail at Small Profi
HIGHEST PRIC
OTHY AN
W. S. ROBERtS01:1, SEAFO TH, ONT.
BROADFOOT & BOX
SEAFORTH
UNDERt KER &C.
FUNERALS A TENDED ON THE
SHORT ST ?WTI E.
COFFINS SHI OUDS
1 ,
kat{ and sold Wholesale or
ts for Cash.
, 1
AID FOR GRASS, TIM -
CLOVER S.
ALWA B ON HAND.
was using smite
d the judge, after
•
ds, finecr him $10 ' HEARSE FOR HIRE.
arshall looked at
le and asiked where
ing to g , the m ney, as he
ourt. “
red. "pell, sir," answeredrrow it o a friend,"
all, "yoa are the b st friend I
1 you le d me tht money ?"
," said he judge, 'you may
state is ts able to
me.
JOFN WILLIAMS & 00.
,
BAicilE4s, 8t4
, 1
WRbir..ETER - libiTAIO•
, • .."+..".' 1
BWs Dlseountd. Rrafte Issued. Money Lent
on Real Beta e at Lowest R tee. •
653-52 :i OHN WILL ;MS & Co.
time, as(cernwill be up every workiug ay.
; •
ALL [PAIR
Attended bo on sho
(itters, kind Rolle
fernishe by partie
Iron; and alrerranted
LI)
shop is fi tod with
Engineii, oilers, G
Specifies -O. us for
nations on all kinds
P.! S
Mr. R. R
ON ENGINES MILLS AND 0
notice. Onhand and made to order, Horse Po
,Gang Plows, Grate Bars, &a. Plow Castinga
wanting the same. Plow Paints a specialty, made
hard and tough. Will also Fit, Grhid and Polish
rInding Stones and Emery Wheels fo r sech work.
ist and Flowing Mills, Saw Mills and other Ma ehi
Ms &e. All Alterations on Mills or Engines att e
of Machinery.
HER liACHIN
ere, Grain Crushers, 13
ade to order from pat
from Genu ne, Plow P
rie Contract
also ta
low Casting f cheap, as
Will
my. Will &Ike Plans
ded to. Wilti also make
J. S. RUNCIMAN, Se orth.
As Mr. J. S.L.Runciman hasgone away for the winter, the business will 1e1 carried o
eiman until his return.
it of
en,
Oats- Pias, Beane, Coremeal, Flour, Oatmeal,
Buck,what Flour, Cratked Wheat, Split Pose
GraanilFlour, Coolish, Makerel, Lake Herrings
in hlf1;arrels, Labrador Herrings itt barrels and
hall ba rills, Railings in boxes, Fresh Finnan
Halts, Bologna Sanas ge, Cod Fish in 6 pound
boxe , Fresh Butter, Eggs and Lard.
A 611 is Solicited From All
No Trouble to Show Goods.' .
60 A. G. AULTi Settfor.th. -
SEWING MCHINES!
JAMES WATSON,
FA.1eider in all kinds of FirstClaes
O
Y AND MANUFAOTUR*
ihiq SEWING NIACHINS.
Knitting Mahines, Lawn Mower,
Sad Irons, Sewing Machine Re-
pairs, Needles, Oik Attahmen%
., ike.
I am the ONLY Agentin this partof the ()entity
for the Celebrated
WHT SEWING MACHINE
Which
for tw
over a
AIs
Osbo
a emit
l'aH succeeded in taking the First Prize
y re in succession at the Seaforth Fair,
it competitors.
A mit for the Wheeler & Wilgon Howe,
, Wilson, Wainer V, and anyllatildne
-nier may want.
All 'iids of Sewing Machines
Repaired.
Secrind-band Machines taken in exchange as
part ptiyment for New Machines, and Me,ahhies
sold mit taby monthly pap:ciente-
14atistaction Glitaranteed.
JA
ES WATSON
AIN STREET,- /31CAPORTH.
OFFt0 -In Campbell'e Block, opposite the
Mansin -oteL , 668
_
A.T_JT01\T„,
A 4RD OF THANKS,
J. ES CAMPBELL,
A FT
Aa- biles
Far a
ginero s a
nv and best
R I full iesrti
raw
rap
the
for
and
val.!
ADDRESS TO THE ELECTOR
SMITE1.-" Good morning Jones, -where are you going t4 2" •
JONES1.-" I am oing down to M. ROBERTSON'S Flarthture Warerooms, to et some ew
furniture,' you see nine is getting played out and I want jto get some first rate furni tire at very low
prices. OW baby w tits a new cradle, and they say that h has the verr best .andc eeriest in the
°IntDDR''Y.I, ESS. I' o the Free and Independe t People t Huron
M. ROBERTSON ege to state that he has removed to tj1e premises 1 tely occupied by Mr. 3 hn
Kidd, as a ardwnrd store, and that he is now prepared t4 furnish eveythmg in the 1;rniture e
at remarkably low pri9es. Intending purchasers will find lit greatly to heir advantae to call nd
examine hie stock, fore purchasing elsewhere. Repairing promptly attended to.
to order on very abort notic. Picture framing a specialt. All work aranteed. "via tnprrede
prod ce,
feathers, wood and limber taken hi exchange.
HIS UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT'
1
rite. Fan rola atte ded in the country. A 'Hearse for hie. Remember the place.
it 1 '
thegreatest and att n
Ion as fomterly, land r his own supervision, and will be cenducted with
tion. His stook of &skate, Coffins, Shrouds &e., will be found coraplete, and at the very to est
1
M. ROBRTSONT/ SE pT11.
11
•
DRY
residence of seven years In Walton,
o return his grateful thanks to the
d Mercantile Public generally for the
pport given him during that thn.e,
state that he has now on hand a
ent of allkinde of •
OODS AND GROCERIES
And wi 1 altwaye be ready to mete out to them
good atticies at as reasonable a price as itzt7
in the 'Trade.
He has a large quantity of PORK (Side., &c...)
of first•elass quality.
Eartljenwarc of every description. Glass, 011,
White Ifead, (James', &c) and a general auntment of1C01Ors.
Booranci Shoos 5 Specialty, from the well -
i
known Tra 0 Hyman & Co., London.
Aritya ea
rticle necessary forit corm -try gore can
beob
657PAllatekt; di: ttodfieFisnrme ininaglipx:AmEhoed/ittncesesc.tsAmten,B:shrzhor
exchange.
al .. BRETT,
: SEAFORTH,
Wholes.1 eAnd RetailDealer in LEATHER and
SH E FINDINGS of Every Description.
NOUS iut; the Very Best Stook kept. Terme
moans . ATrial Solicited. 4.11 ordersby leaf/
or °tile ee promptly filleA.
WC 1 1 'R. N. BRETT
On PER DAY at home- Samples
x -i1-7 worth. $5 free. Address STM.
IPortland, Maine. 82642
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