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OUR TORONTO LETTER.
(From Our Special CorresPondent.)
Toronto has at last been favored:with
a supply of the beautifuAbout
. nine inches altogether have fallen; and
the sleighing now is better th n it has
been for a•couple of winters. ne effect
of the snowfall has been to evive the
annual fend between the "cit' ens: and
the Street Railway Comp ny. i The
practice of the Company is t clear 'the
snow off their tracks and to pile it in
high ridges alongside the pavement in
front of the merchants' stares. ; The
latter, especially on Yonge street, where
ow,
to
k.
the roadway is comparatively nal
naturally resent this, and prsoeed
shovel the snow back on the tr
The warfare began this winter with the
late snowfall, and continued until vio-
tory finally rested with the shopkeep-
ers, who were ably reinforced by an in-
vincible host of small boys, to whom
the e kind known
the proceedings afforded no end of fun.
I'. as
Mounds of snow having been built upon 1 the paper for a second
the track at intervals, a number of cars
came to grief in them, and were quick-
ly rendered immovable by being {half
ea,covered with the beautiful. Street car
traffic was accordingly at an end on
Yonge street until Tuesday terncoon,
when the Company brough out the
sleighs, which their chartersays they
shall provide whenever the enow gets
to be six inches deep on the level.
Matters have been somewhat lively
of late in -the ecclesiastical airchei of
the city. We have had a very pretty
quarrel• in Cook's Church anent that
i bone of contention among , Presby-
terians, viz.: the organ. T e matter municipal law nor the,
has been before the public for some nor the school law can
time, and, as readers of the daily press and past experience
are no doubt aware, it has resulted in a each amendment is ap
ant! a new cropof defec
number of the gentlemen whet all wed
their zeal against the "kist.o' whus les" to amend our laws gro
to outrun their discretion, being igno- . feeds on, and I am bo
minionsly dragged before the P lice the Assembly is gettin_
Magistrate and fined as disturber . of gusted- with this "o
the peace. 1 The feeling is getting t.1
Something more than a breeze, too, well enough alone and
has been caused by certain sentim nts Powerful; a mioroscop
and expressions made nse of during the politic. ISome day, wh.
sitting of the late Anglican Conference gets to be a little stron
of a public bill will
much surprised by b:
were the 1promoters of
way charters last eeasio
of 'excusable, if mome
tion, the ,House refused
what the railway corn
commended. Perhaps
ing may be thrown aw
persistent legislative r
they should come to
must now be on their'o
not mean, to say that th
fees in our system of s
tante to Call for the a
remedy. What I wish to
that the manner in whic
isow applied is a hapha
and that a remedy so a p
lik ly to do harm as, g o
mi chief is always do e!
ma .e utterly uncertain, a
of be people who have n
the statutes are utterly
kn w what they shoal
thr e years ago the Min'
do had a manual of sc
pa :mental regulations
as he result of his o
am ndments, he is no
iss e a second and quite a
at the public expense.
the immortal somebod
us have wrest." -
WOMEN AS CRE
The licensed victualle
up into a ' respectable
body under the aegis of t
thought this year the'
for getting rid of the
closing clause. They f
took to discuss the matt
and no p
undertak
o14 giving
measures
vanoed o4il
Must wale
The first"
stitute =tb
discussiot
ajways i
Ministers
necessity.,
paper as
i,vate bill 1
on tumuli
proper not
ike all oth
Y by degre
on the ove
w days of
e :best time
e , which are
n vitable, i
ke would
of clearing
luickly as p
are put o In this
might easily be shorte
one-third with great.
c¢ncerned, iinoluding
ed people and the
Ministry
1
MATEUR LEG
When will we get t
paooess ofj tinkering ow
>sessme#it Acts' and,
ready there are half
titles are really stereot
abaend the Municipal
amend the Assessmen
respecting Ditching
"An Act to amend t
and so on through an
list. - If all these bills
as they are, and all
sought for were obtai
be precisely the. same
tive pottering next ye
be every year until th
ercise a little more pr
ling such matters. , 0
this legislation anywa
held here. Some prominent quem
of that body took occasion to j refer
the adherents of the other Ev;angei
Churches as ''separatists," as being
ers
to
cal
in-
ferior to the laity of the Church of Eng-
land in certain important respects, sand
even to patronizingly recommend
cordial street acquaintance" with t
dissenting brethren of the cloth.
mast be confessed that the clergy of
Anglican Church in this city have al-
ways maintained a spirit of exclusive-
ness, to say the least, towards the Min-
istersof other denominations, and their
action on more than one occasion has
given great offence to the latter. This
additional exhibition of narrowness, it
is to be feared,. has still further widen-
ed the breach. At any rate, several of
the "separatist" ministers of th Metho-
dist and. Presbyterian denominee
tions have taken the matter up,
and by their communications; to the
press, plainly show that they feel for-
bearance has ceased to be a virtue.
The preacher who is making the
greatest sensation in the city jest now
is Rev. Dr. Wild, who succeeded the
ill-starred Handford in the pastorate of
the Bond 'street Congregational Church.
The reverend gentleman was formerly.,a
Methodist minister in Eastern Ontario,
but for some time previous to his corn-
ing to this city he occupied a pulpit in
Brooklyn, United States, and :he now
seems desirous to introduce into Cana-
da, or at any rate into Toronto, that
eccentric style of preaching. which' is
indigenous on the other side of the line.
And if a church crowded every ( Sunday
evening with a smiling and' applauding
congregation is a token of suc ess, his '
efforts have not been unavailipg. e
is apparently a not very highly educatd
man, of some ability, unbounded self-
confidence, and possessing a donsider-
able gift of speech. He is alSo some-
what of a prophet, and not bang ago
contributed a very unnecessary rota to
the miseries of this world: by foretelling
that a universal war to last no less than
fifty-three years was to begin
year 1882.: his information
rived direct from the great- pyre
Ghizeh, whose mystery us al
have proved such a mine to the seers of
modern times. Another ppf hie hobbies
is the Anglo -Israel idea, and as, speak-
ers on this subject do not always think
it necessary to apply to it the 'rules of
• reason and common sense, his lectures.
upon this topic were at all even. s enter-
taining. He does not by an means
! confine himself to a narrow round of
Bible subjects, but occasionally gives
his views in a very forcible way upon
matters of' current interest, such as the
Irish question, the imprisonment of
English ritualistic clergymen, &o. Old
fashioned people -may have their doubts
as to whether a disquisition on the
royal coat of arms is exactly the thing
for a Sun ay evening, or whet er the
inside of church is the proper place
for laugh' r and applaus , but: lin the
meantime the Bond Street Church : is
increasing its congregat on, and Dr.
Wild is achieving fame and bringing in
big collections.
The Conservative Aldermen being ;in
a majority of the City Couucil, could
think of no beater plan to -take ,revenge
for;the defeat of their party's candidate
for the Mayoralty than tet appropriate
to theraselves all the offices in the gilt
of the Council, and to take control df
all the committees. They may. yet find
to their cost that the citizens were in
earnest when they made uch ' vigo
ieir
It
the
in the
he de -
mid Of
Byways
ons protest against the in rodno'ion df
party politics into munici al affairs as
they did when they left th party candi-
date over a:,thoasand in t) e minerity.
! G
Too Good to bE
[The following letter of onr special correspon-
dent from Toronto should have appeared last
-week, but was delayed in transit, s we explained,
but as it will bo found very int resting,; and ;al-
though out of date it is entirely tc o good t� be lost.
—En. ExP.l; l
PROGRESS OF BUSI ESS. I
Ever since the close of t e de:hate ori
Lost.
the Address the business
biy has been lagging for
pressure on the part of so
one who attends a session of the House
bre time is
the first two
e invariably
qu.ent stage;:
f the .tlssem�
ant of some
ebody. An
can see that much vain
wasted each session dnrin
weeks, the delay giving ri
to overcrowding at a sobs
The order paper becomes ' logged with
questions and notices of notion, which
are allowed to qtand day after day -
sometimes because the movers are not
prepared to go on, sometimes because
Ministers are not prepared to reply,
Meanwhile the form of striking stand,
ing committees has to be gone through'
-
station lei . • o
of the beets
Gcivern e' t
c be
end very
work d :pri • to .
he ' session
fo : i pro
f tlseeful
b;s
co
pt
an
and
ak up to the
otic° o the
Bible after:t ey
ay the se s on•
:d one -four or
vantage t all
C►uch-ga "-
ered
t►ad ered
ION
er d o
nicipal
school
ozen ! bi
ulilic iBill
reading
: AnA.
t," "A
t
r Con
e! urors'
0v r ;nitre
to be p
amend e
there WO
Elffoss legis
sic d fe
o ernment
s`. r in .! oo . t
W t use s
? ei;t-he
age ssment 1a • ,
ade pe fe t,
as hown t.: t
tt eke a p: r -
s. he ten en y
8 )y wh t it
to 'say t • : t
lnew`ha d s-
:rrnitech ea ."
>ne (f 1 tti n g
.pplyin t
the bo y
is ten en y
oma o r
hi , se f s
"sat n" s
plc of ra'1-
hen, i a t
to e ydorse , flea pe
n
itt e shad I
his little wa
n'the bw
e era; lout if
their blo d
Bads. I o
aro n d
lent i
P -
atbn of a
oirtt tit
her !
rd `m nn
y
d is q ite as
One gre t
he 1'w Is
d the ass :s
acce s 0
a loss io
T so !r
Min's of Eno
o.11aw a d d
reparred a • d
and oth r
compe] ed 10
tared editi
the words . f
r, other "1 t
c
eft
the
4nd
2
of
Ion
it
to
to
et
,10
f1
ed r
is P
Id
a-
a-
1-
11
-
1 -
11
he
understood hi.. ; he doubted what. er
the member f r Essex"! understood .hi • •
self. He tho'• ght at any- rate that he
Was as goo 1• • kin'�g a man as the me
bet for ;Ese and he thought he
ladies tbbngh so too. `, There were c: is
for a Giglio sp : tech from Mr. Sincl : ir,
and one nlOj.bway from Mr. Lyon, int
both gentle ne • are proverbially mod: st,
and the a'ce e, as . peedily cut short by
the-adjournln.ntmuch tothe reit f of
the Speaker, ho videutly enjoy he
fun, but #ould hardly get rid of co :'d -
rations about the dig ity of the Ho' se.
Ohl ITTEES.
The Pali : cc ante Committee ill
ommenl a it: sitti gs ;almost imine ' i-
tely. he 'rivate Bills Com i tee
ill ay Co =mitt : in a to-day;
ay or twos aey
ill all ep busy during the;sessi
my on Sec al Committee has fie
een ask :1 for o . e, . namely, on
•
ersity S . n o1 dati. n, by Mr. Morr_s
P'esb tery o Huron:
The a by ery of Huron pmt
linton on uesday, 18th Jana
r. Dan � y w : s a pointed Moder
f r the e: s in, six months. A 'o
ittee w1 s sip oin d todraft a snit
innte r :p:ctin Sieverig
signati ' e r. Ste art gave a
• rt on 1ssions. No re
.ing giv .. Committee on,
ate of 1 the Clerk was
noted the Convener,
as Blase ing him that a
xpe ted; at next m
tial Coramittee broil
ati n the effect t
Commissioners to
id by t e congregati
id Commissioners
e Clerk Le instructs:
notifying all the
in the hounds of
at Each year a Bp
t to
ml
to
1
1
.11
111
t
nt
er
n
in
c
.
t.
d
n
s
EItS.
aving !ro
in-llu .nti 1
Crooks Ac ,
e' had o
u day, . ig t
a le sly u • de
i the-publy
press ; - they visited. th : Miniustr by
deputatioli and laid th ir 'ase b fore
them ; and they - boldly petition() the
House for a relaxation- o the stringent
enactment: which compe stem. to shut
up their bars at seven o' 1, c on Satarj-
day evening. Little did ey. reek
what was in store for t �: jn. One day
last week t, -perfect stria 1 of , ladies,
some old and not very ha dsor ob, Some
young and very hand 'o e, 'streamed
into the lobby and laid ieg to:F the
Government. They urg :d 'th Premier
not to grant the request - o Ft a liquor
sellers, and the Premier, ho Was! put
-at once into a highly aye athetic, con-
dition, virtually gave'toe ± to u der-
stand that; their wish a.d riot th ; o
the licensed victuallers •• duld •carr th
day. To tell the truth, there i n•
public opinion, not even that of ba
room frequenters, in fa ors 10 1 th ex-
tension of time on S: hard ye. Th
women will always win oda t ie pin
not merely because the ar atu all
winning, but because of th inheren
goodness of their case. etnperanc
advocacy Obeid not be in betitelr; hands
so long as the crusade i . copducted a
these ladies conducted i , w th mode
ation, good! sense and pr pr,ie tyl.
s
1.
1
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r
A FUNNY EPI6.IyiE
. During one of the' lull > n e busi
ness of the House the of e day a
amusing little scene too!, rilace. Th
Lieutenant•Governor ha one. dow
town without patting he sgneiture t
the message proposing a vete of cried
in anticipation, of the r-eg.lar eit~imetes
I do not believe this indi ate ray wan
of confideure in, his as vis s or an
covert intention to dis.. iss 1 ttm I
was simply au overs'_ght on o $eb dy'
part, and while a messon: or s€ se t t
hunt up his Honor, the , seem ly ook,
a notion to have:is lttly by Cpl . Mr.
Merrick, who, thougha air•solgtt , is
a bit of a wag, got'up = nd w'ty great,
solemnity moved' the adieu rnn eat of
the House on the gr and !t1 a neither'
the Governme t . n r the .posi ion
had any busiriess;to ay before it., Dr.
Wid ifield, the leisteri 1 "wljip,"
mov d that the Ho se ehou d go 'into
Com ittee on Sir Ch r1e 1 pp er's',
Pacific Railway ''res 1st one ` : ut the
fun became more uproari es hen•Mr
Solomon White, who epee s Fr ch
very well, got up and cooly addreCsed
the Speaker in that seg age. 1 r.
Boultbee had just been al1ing'cin r.
Springer for a story,:a d M. W . it
suggested the "as the o .ice had no
other busines before it, he;u:tembe for
North Wate loo should ve a re : ta-
tion. He wa sure: the inen;nber ; for
Waterloo would acquit hims 1f wel" if
he would onl accede to t e ' gen ;:rill
wish of both .ides'of , the House." y r.
Springer was quite egaa. t the o4ca-
sion. With a more than u lly broad
smile en his genial counten ce, Mases
commenced a reply in goo• "Penn yl-
vania Dtitch,' which is ee l y a t er-
man patois. He admitted t t he did
not ur derstan 3 the Membe f r ,Ess x ;
he did not think any qt e member
S
hem
n by the
' e igi. n,
C w 'te t
t in.rm
p rt wou d e'
i.g. Th F'na
a reco =. en
t : e expo
sembi bt ll
.m wh
el acted, tat t
issue a ci aura
g :egation wit
d. cision, [ nd t
ci cular .: se
Co.•
entio •
nd
uch
le
reoo
. Prof_ssor
th ne..'t Mo
se
r4bl • A
ins gu ating
s def . A
or`nme. dung he
idn to be takein
ehsion a. d con
was a i pain
e th c = o4la
mm'tte: w
pies of a ci
be ns • eyed,
Mme a r
sent it
)n,
th
gt
Dn
da
nve nve
It t pio
hoc w
pointed
d dila .n
nventi.
.
1
!from wh
calling at
elections
pensee of
,b fore th
1The abov
e1
a
of
w!
Ire
n.
far
ni-
Aramar Ail.
I3
HU ON EXPQS
an
y.
tor
• m-
e
ds
re-
�ort
he�
n -
ho
re-^
et -
ht
at
he
•ns
are
to
on -
his
ial
the congregat'.ns
ssioners are elec ed,
the fact of a ch
°questing that the ex-
• CommiSaioners be ; aid
ve for the Assem'.ly.
mandation was ad pt-
cL ren was nomin ted
era or of the Gen; ral
otiQn in the direc ion
Presby ria; visitat ons
roti n was pa sed
em t or •euate ta--
o c nsideration� by
reg tions. A commit -
ed t whom was remit -
on temperance. Said
s instructed to .end
cular to all the seas ons
and th oommitte:' to
Bort in a id answers anto
at n:xt eeting. Mr. C in-
onever of t is committee. 1 he
ee ging is to b h la at Seaf rth
se •lpnd ' nes ay f March.
he ay olio in , namely„ ed -
,
a resbi to al abbath So ool
tiwa. hal , a which im or-
i i c = nne do with Sab ath
k w: a introduced by par ies
to o ten up such sabje. be,
sed bk. the Convention. he
pro ed a great success.
I
arieties.
riar church at Spr ng -
county, 'was burned on
he P esbyt
11 e, Pet born
turday ight.
The eV. -
3v s prese ted
go n late y by
The orda a
ap le-dryi g copa
tea oes, an will pro
nett. seasd#i 'on lar
onald 'Fait, of Be
ith a handsome
he 1 • dies of his chu
d St. Cathari
ies are drying
ably dry pump
e scale.
Mr. L ng,
1 in comity, r
skins, grey
n mals+w re o:
The a port;
u 'ng th mon
ounted td $3,
8 8,966, s ' co
e ember I879
Some Lon
: Gladstone
h the title o
n other tha
it e of Lel d,Li
-ir-Harty 0=341L,
t
i lionaire is e:
ih+
l u
to
9t
f
lay
>fhi
1
n
a
8
g
u
a
hu
aliz
an
ugh
of
h -o
• par
II
orange rove
curies to
dred t o`usa
The 1 rges.
u ded st c ev
antic az` laved
inst. Mos
Tattersall'
Dr. Giant,
e Senei er in
ad, wh4 is a
ling, A
ator Christie
The Messrs.
ined t : e co
den br age
townsh $ of
t rice t in
0
The
in Harte
ion of ee
berofum
ed and the
one. 1
Sara '1B1er
th-
t IC
.f
•
in,
ilk
ch.
es
po-
ns
ter of Dunw oh,
$130 out of ' wo
black fox. he
in that townahi�..
Canadian pried .ce
December, 1:80,
19, a decrease of
d with those in
•
11
•
on umours say t e at
ill be made a ,p er
E : rJ of Haward:n,
he ' will receive he
• erp. ol.
e +4 innesota bankr n pt
id t be luxuriating' n
'n F orida, and mak g
her: he can invest a
d d.11al s.
sin le importation of
:r b ought across he
in env York on the
o the stock oa jrie
_, L.ndan.
of 1 ttawa, is to he
the place of Sena br
out to ''resign. Jelin
s ve y likely to beco.. e
s successor.
Be: r, of .boon,, h: 'e
tra,t ifor building a
"esti Montrose,' an
Wo.lwicb. The ten-
th neighborhood of
t
his wi
gogue
he appe
, ie 1875 for
tion of Cheri
ed uncle th
Mrs.
a Grand
t vaporer
this eed
utiwit
Alex. Ro
a part of o
to Jacob S
Gr were' Associati n
tan subjects were d'a
ar t, on Saturday
ealthy Jewish ban r
cag his is her fi
e at rel one wore p
te elt, Sentenced
oom dicity in the
per: tion of the co
E ss
aer
Spi
Wil hien
t of insanity
in vie she
sol
der
er has kidi d
00.
Two yea a
in Moat too
ten -yea, gi
ng pewep p s.
ceps her in nd
a hingtore an as
e ther end. to is
an, while
thought e
to the Lo
cat her to
outh Colchest
his farm of
the 1st colic
for e4;,500. Jac
es of lot 3 in t
•
elderly gentli
quite an interelt
whom he Bak
on her educatele;
e has expend
-0c4ean has leas
een Chicago a,
te own operate
is Said to be t
newspa
by , the Londe
ENTINE
VALUiTINES.
VALENTI
BOTH C411C AND SENTIM
AT ALL PRICES, FROM
s .
ES.
TAL
ONE Cy's1T TO $1.50 DICK
A Very Large and B
au iful
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
HIA.RII/IM 07
'BANKING HOU E.
SEAFORTH
OFFICE—In the premise
occuPied by the Ban of
Hotel, Alain Street.
NOTIES AND BILLS oiscpu
FARMERS'SALE 11ik:OTES
y on Collateral Sleetarities.
er-
Com-
ercial
TED.
ange
None
Drafts Issued, payable at par at all
Bra chea of the Bank of Co m rce.
INTERESIT Allowed on ID °sits
Money to Loan on Mortgages.
to
COR'N I COON
HIGH MI ED AND FEED CORN,
CORNM AL AND CRUSHED CO N,
PEAS, 6ATS AND BAR EY.
FLAX, ninny AND CLOVER $ED,
kind Every Variety of Grass and
ND OF T E VERY BEST QOALIIT1ES
o be had in t e Market, and sold 'Who' ale or
°tail at Braid Profits for Cash.
OT AND CLOVER S
ON TO .14 D.
abl rates of interes
A PLY TO W. C. GOUIN
r at the Office of J. H. Benson, Seal°
cG
P
heir Mil
So par
ut with
he tithe.
481
G WANT
epared to pay cash for all ki ds of
ithantable Saw Logs, d live ad in
Yar
A ES
th. 681
1 II
AWING I SPECIALITY.
ies halving logs to aw can 14.ve ir era
at da ay, as we are sawing mo t of
Hen all.
ir UNE
AL6L1 4TTENDED ON HE
IN AND SHR UbS
A WAYS ON HAND.
ARSE FOR HI E
BA
ills Die °Tint
LLIAMS
KERS, &c.,
- ONTAR
Drafte Issnea. Money tent
jOH ILLIAMS & lo.
0.
tate at Lowest Rates.
SI6N OF THE
FEBRUARY 4,. 1 - 81.
CIRCULArt, SAW.
WO
SO IS "TiFiE HANL4N ORO§
TILF, _FASTEST CUTTliNG SAW IN
•
OUT
A
SAW
We also have the Champion, Improv d Champ on a
Lance Tooth Orosa-Cut Saws,
SI
COW TIES IN ALL SHAPE& .00W TIES IN ALL SHAPES,
WE ARE SHOWING THE FINEST ASSO TMENT
I EVER SHOWN IN SEAFO TH. '
0
F AXES
SLEI1111 BELLS IN GREAT AFOETY.
ir
69. SEAFORT#.
Hardware MerchEtnts, Sign of Pie Circular Saw.
.SIGly OP' THE GPLDEN P.4DLOCK.
JOHNSON BROTH E RS, SAF RTH.
".1..ane Tooth" and " New Improved /lath
WARNOCK'S, BURREL'S, AND itELLAND YALE CHOPPI C
SLEIGH BELLS AND COAL OIL LA.,0ERN-
SKATE$ IN GREAT VARIETY, FROM 7i TO
American and Canadian, Coal!
JOHNON BROS., HAiDWARE M C
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.j
SOLD MEDAL SILVER MEDAL
—AT— Highest Award,
-Ottawa, 1879* 18800
1881- WINTER. 1881-
wes to call the Special Attention of Ms
many Customers and ihe public generallete
his 'varied assortment of
STOVES 1 STOVES 1 1
From the BEST Manufacturer in the
Dominion, viz.:
WM. BOCK, OF BRANTFORD.
These STOVES possess Many Advantages
Which, can only be Appreciated ity
an Inspectiort of them,
WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE'
And Defy Competition in Price or Quality.
MAIN STREET., SEAF0141/14
THE SE A -FORTH
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY,.
Ts AGENT for Several First -Class steek, The
-a- and Life Insarance Companies, and is prepar-
ed to take risks en the most favorable terms.
Also Agent for several of the beet LOan
cleties.
Also Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Farst
and Village Property.
_Improved Farms for Sale.
AXEi -$30,000 to Loot at Seven pee vela.
Int year.
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- 1 Agent lot the sale of Ocean Steamship Tickets,
OFFICE — Over M. Morrison's Store, Main
Street, Seaforth. 646
12 INCHES. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN PA IL
A GOOD KRTICLE AL
WADE BROTHERS' -PHOTOGR
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital, - $6,000,000.
1,4001090*
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President, Hon. Wm. McMaster.
SEAVORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank -continues
receive deposits, on which interest is allowed on
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on all the principal towns and eitiesin
Canada on 'Great Britain, and on the 'United
States, 'bought and sine.
WAYS 1139t 1.
A. 11. IRELAND, Manager.
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
PI4 STUDIO THE sub scrib e rbegs leave to thank Maur:mem
ecoustomer s for the liberal patronage exteedeate
AND MUSIC EMPORI of the same.
Partiesintending to build would -do well to sive
him a call,as he will continue to keep on hand
WHITNEY'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, ISIEAFORTH, large stack of allkinds ei
Dry Pine Lumber, Sashes, Doors,
Blinds and Mouldings, Shingles,
UMS
VELVET FRAMES AND PHOTO 1AL
A Fine Assortment, at Wholesiale Prices during ne *nth.
style oft, the art.
BEST A6SORTMENT OF PICTURE FR ME MO
DOMINION
Ever shown in Seaforth. Prices Redu ed;
PIANOS AND ORGA S IN
ana See them.
LD1NG
STOCK. f
who may favour hint with their patronageias 12.0Di
but first-classworkmen are employed:
Particular attention paid to create= Planing
20L JOHN BROADFOOT.
THE CONIIVIERCIIAL 'LIVERY
ARTHUR FORBES,
TT AVING purChased the Stock and Trade! of the
-1-L Commercial Livery, Seaforth, from
George Whiteley, begs to state that he intends
carrying on the businees in the old stand, and has
ormerly large stock. None but
DISSOLUTION C* PARTNI3SHIP.
hi S THE FIRM OF ItlIcINTVRE dii WILLIS,-Seaforth, is about being dissolved,
it is absolutely neceesary that all ontstandin debts be paid ON 0 11 IllEC VOICE TEE E
FIRST 01? FEBIRUAlitlit NEXT, as the business of the firm mast positive y be woun d
ap by that date. All debts not then paid will be nt into Court for col lectior:1,
GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR THE NEXT T IRTY DAYS.
Will have a Great Clearing Sale,. 'The whole ofreir Immense Stock pf B otp and Shoes, amount -
As the Stock ninst b e reduced preparatory to the dissolution of partrurahi
THIIS IS A GENUINE COS
o have the
ready money a#d wa nt cheap goods will do well to avail themselves Of this
Remember the Old and Popular Stand : East Side Main Street, Beak th.
and all
CHANGE OF BTJSINE
S_Liel.H101R41-1
Having purchased the Seaforth Fo-undry from John N
to keep on hand, at thle old stand, Main Street, Seaforth
Plows, ,Gang Plows, Sctifflers, Land Rollers and all other
Column Crestings, and School, Church,Garden and La
Repairing promptly and neatly done and Satisfaction guara
JOHN W. NOPPER.
Having. disposed ofmy bueiness, I Must call on all t
either by note or book account, to call and settle the sem
May, as after that date I will place everything in the hail
Court fo collection. '
pper, we continue
mplereients i our line.
teed. Give s a trial.
BR THERS.
t., April 3r 1880.
ose mdebte to me,
before the First of
s o' the Cle k of the
EIN NO PER.
First -Class Comfortable Vehicles and -Good
Reliable Horses Willl)e Kept.
Covered and Open Buggies and Carriagea, and
Double and Single wagons alwaystee.dy farnee.
eSpeCial A7Tangements Made With Com-
mercial Men.
Orders left at the stables or any of the hotels
promptly attended to.
J. S. PORTER SEAFORTH.
I am determined to Clear Out my
Entire Stock of Furniture 'regard-
less of Cost.
rpHOSE IN WANT, it will pay them to after-
tain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
give a large discount to those paying casb., es-
pecially to new ly married couples.
I am still selling six highly finished chlirs for
$2. I also keep Knowlton's' Spring Bed, tae
best and cheapest ill the inarket vrarranted
perfectly noiseless.
Warerooms directly opposite M. E. Counter's
EMaasmtmsioateh. Jewelry Store, Main Street, Seaterths
625 JOHN S. PORTER.
THE ZURICH
SADDLERY, HARNESS,
A GOOD Stock of Harness of 'ill kinds always
-I--1- on hand, together Vut h everything else be-
longing to the bueinesie, which will be sold
cheaper than ever.
FURNITURE, FURNITURE.
Speciall3 low prices given to newly. married
couples requiring furniture. Call and Hee ray
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as
you will gave money by doing so.
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