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4 SATURDAY,
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teaforth. The
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and 6 acres of
welt fenced.
pied and 200
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end vroodshed.
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shed and other
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Dr and the bid-
:- the parties.
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and. trade ba-
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work cannot be
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to. Give tre a -
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public, having
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who oo kindly
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has
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f all who may
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Music in all
and Harmony
k,uglit to write
eerupeeere to
ireful attention
most approv-
re and develop -
without extra
eetiee ; chargee
go Street, first
67a
NE.
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W YORK and
F,ad LONDON
auderry, Ghea-
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tied to persona
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MARCH 4, 1881.
THE
HURON EXPOS
TOR.
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1 i
O'er the Tiflis 0Argyle.
1861d, whams. Iaddie o'ten as I gaed o'er the hillso'
Argyle,
'Tb er way is sae rocky and step, l am weary this
- emu a mile;
• east leave me, and gang on yorirsele the road rm
no likely to miss,"
Then my feyther stooped down 'wi' a laugh, and
gien me a tender bit kiss.
"Why, Dc nald,"he said, "bo a man, and keep mind
• o' the words that I say,
A. strong, stout heart and a sturdy step gang o'er
the steepest brae.".
"It isna the steepnessrI said, "but the wafis sae
wearifur tang."
"Tat! tut! if your heart gies the order, your body
wit just hae to gang.
Think, Donald, o' wither and hame, and dinna give
up for year life;
Step out to the sang you like best—liere's to the
bonnets 0' Fife r,
Sing, lad though you sing through your tears, and
A strong, stout heart sud a sturdy step win o'er the
lax gest way.
Then I s'dd to my heart, "Gee the order." Sing-
ing, I ;walked or I ran ;
My feyther stepped, laughing beside me, and called
nu "his bonnie brave man,"
And sae, ere the storm clouds had gathered, we
- were safe at our ain fireside,
And feyther sat watching the snaw-drifts, Wine
culdled close to his side.
"Donald " he said,, "my dear laddie, no matter
Lerever you stray,
Keep miad—a strong heart and a eturdy step game
o'er the steepest brae,"
Now far from the beanie Scotch. Highlands, I've
te yelled full many- a mite.
Yet always, in trouble or sorrow, I think o' the
hils o' Argyle,
Say, 'Hart, gie the order for marching !" strike
up the old "Bonnets o' Fife,"
And then I set dontifeind bravely my fae,e to the
mountains o' life,
For the thought o' my feyther is wi' me ; and
"Donald," I her him say,
"Keep inind—a strong heart and sturdy step gang
o'er the steepest brae."
—Harper's Young People.
keep mind o' the words that I say,
•
Gaieties.
"I can't go to Europe," a lady. is
reported to have said ; ,,r am reading
45 continuedstories, and. my limited
means would not let me pay the
passage." -f
!
—"I have nothing bat my hea t to
give you," said a spinster to a la yer
who had concluded a suit for 1 her.
'Well," said the lawyer,grufily, "go to
my clerk; he takes the fees'
—A schoolmaster thus describes. a
money lender. "He serves yon, in the
present tense, he lends in the con-
ditional mood, keeps yon in the subjec-
tive, and ruins you in the future."
—A yoring lady recently presented
her lover with an elaborately construct-
ed pen -wiper, and. was astonished the
following Sunday to see him come into
church' wearing it as a cravat.
• —An honest Hibernian, in recom-
mending a cow, said she would give
milk year after year without having
calves. "Because," said he, "it runs in
• the breed never;i for she same of
had a calf."
•—A witness on entering
a Testament presented
declined to be sworn. Bei
reasons for refusing, he nal
"1'11 tell a lie wi'''-. ony mo
but I'll uottwear to it,"
—WheniDr. B. and law
finding that the slate was not hung up,
his announcement took the followin
shape: "Let as sing to the pr&ise an
glory-- I say, why doan't 'ee hang out
the slate ?" During the singing the
congregation in the nave turned their
backs upon the clergyman an looked
toward the singing gaineer • w e the
rmers
parish 'clerk and his fellow petf
were ensconced. In' a. Yorkshire village
church early in this century the 'nstru-
ments in the singing -gallery w re the
violin, violoncello, clarionet, serpent,
and bassoon, and when the ol lergy-
man wished for the "Old Him d" to
be sung, -he called out to h*s clerk,
"Straaok up a bit, Jock I stra k up a
bit ?" Of this same Yorkshire I ir it is
related that on the occasion of te first
missionary meeting, when th ongre-
gation were waiting in the ohu eh -yard,
the old -Vicar said to his cler ,"Jock,
ye mannt let '-em, into th' oh , rch ; the
dippitation a'n't room I" but On the
arrival of the two clergy_ 1 ei who
formed the deputation, the cher o1er1 called
out to the people, "Ye mai4t gang
hoame, t' deppitation's coo ?' The
old Vicar introduced the two d1egymon.
in addresses that were models of brevity :
p4
"T, Jura .deppitation will rape k l" vT!
second deppitation will s k " after
which the clerk lighted sothe addles id
the singing -gallery, and gave Out for an
appropriate hymn, "Vital Spark t of
heavenly flame I" The pariih clerks.
who gave out the hymns and lead the5
congregational singing are, probably at
the present day only to be'found in a few
remote places, and in parishes where
there is a second church, at some miles
distant from the mother church, with
its one . Sunday service. •Here, very
likely the man is to be fotifid vi hp
unites in his own person both!c erk and
choir. A friend of mine had such a
clerk, and the hymns were 1 those of
Tate and Brady. First of all the clerk
sounded the note on a itch l pipe, and.
after this musical prelude he wbund up
his nose, as it were, and with a strong
nasal snarl, pitched the key -note and
began the psalm. • A great favorite with
'him was what he called '_,!".t. The. Happy
Man," the psalm beginning 1 with the
line, "Happy the man whose tender
care" -=which , word he pronounced
'"car',—and the last line of the verse,
"The Loard sholl give him rest," was
repeated twice and shouted with great
fervor. The rustic audience were
charmed with his execution of this,
psalm, and l are greatly pleased
Boanerges out of their own r
thus display the power of his
All The Yectr Round.
A 13roker's Roman
a cow that
he box, had
im, but he
g asked his
ely replied :
i' England,
er H. were
walking arra inarrn,a w g said to a
friend, "Those two are just equal to one
snme.
npthila
ate
a
ho
eight 1
loteurrly
.i
diffeee
hal:111,7,
et
est
is one
mb
lmOs
et
his
times,
words that!" he p
it is ntr.astd wi
Of 1io seeni
rumsotban i
bebin The
highwayman." "Why,
friend. "Because it is a 1
doctor—y4ur money or yo
—An Irish; porter, closin
rainy ev+irg, took off hpale, haggard, suspenders br
putting up ;the shutters. When asked
why he went out in his shirt sleeves in bunged up and his boots all mud.
the rah, ,,ehere,,, sada he, „"don't I '.'Have you—have I you cang
epizootic?" she gasps as she start
want a dry coat to go home in ?"
asked his
wyer and a
r life."
a 'shop one
s coat while
1
t
111
es
to
hat
ne
Or
t st
bri
•• es
ahs
1' dJ t
1, t
•ns,
alv
:ry
i.
or ed to w 'te wh
ion as
ofaaopPeP" s
crab st
d' front h rd -bon
s
a yea."
fet+ion,iin
may b9 vi
uding oi
ia t su
•hfiags a
. reat de
e rien s
e t of Jhe
e sits it
a d idtei
rays al ie
ne ,whO
Da ty" m
'- rutty o
r13
h.
ea
5,
4'
; . -
It is a -very touching meld
heard a Southern editor tellin
'elevated train yesterday, and
a great hurry to get home and
his paper and make an affidav
was true. The scene Of the
opens in al palatial mansio
York. A lady sits in a pa
with the most costly luxur es. Dia-
monds as big ,as filberts glItering in
her. ears. LaCe 008tIOg_ $36
alnaost hides the color of her
sight. A clock costing 1. $18,0
the hour of 4 p. m. At this
her husband 'rushes into t
when a
nks can
lungs.—
e.I •
• We
it on an
e was in
put it in
t that it.
romance'
in. New'
lo filled
II 1
ost pu
it. 1—
C
ee Highlander
g the1:50 p. rr
o S rnibury.
mil from C
is h lf .n h ur
a 1
err_ yard
cess from
0Strikes
Moment
e ?101.1861
ken, hat
t the
—A rich Scotchman at the point of
death, said to his pastor: "Do you
think if left £1.0,000 to the Presby-
Tih
eec
even
raga
at ain
••Noi
S01111
no
Bur
we l
briny
1
•
n he has
unfoitun-
eet et,
d b sins
Of c nrse, the
hich e include
wed fr m qtite a
t. N doubt it
ses ; n doubt it
an w alth, and
1 .bette —the so-
ip of BODY3 of the
race'. Fame, too,
holds out th the
ectual energy is
with ambition.
as Suffered froth
st have felt, at
• Mr. Bagehot's
it of f me, when
he grae- realities
Surd d trifling
nd to leave 'less
; I
ctator.
us.
from the east ar6
train from Craig -
Sornsbtit7 is only
aigleece, and the
late, Angus: "1
r train than this
pefore." Tonald .
We would pe at
if it d dna remain
ndyl "But
est station
et to:Sorris-
er to wait
(In con -
d if she'll
losing time
next train
er for cer-
11)
wau
sta
her
bur3
nger
thi
pe sto pit at u
N‘Ti p
'for the ne t train."
cluillibn) 'I doubt
oi ng
ion ne er
id I to
efor uo
an e re." S
ill pe the lon
til we
far soo
All :
t all a
ess in
ere, th
pefore
Lh
•
11
mak as, much pro
whe she'4_pe left
d'pehi will pe in
tai0 "
e
en' "Christmas
}Boli for £300.
Van.eties.
manuscri t of Dick -
Carol" ha:just been
The, autogrjapl
ter Scott's pG
y sold in Lend
er being a boo
are.
An im
been
portant
has develope
yea, s in the manu
pet boxes, he pec
Ufa the bads Of
pie 'e, inst ad of co
a 4: T
of the sa,
s e mac
ark
cut
• p
is,
1;2M M
SMITH &WET
—ARE—
OSINd UP BUSINESS
manuspript of Sir
y Mannering" was
n at £390, the pur-
:seller n Trafalgar
rise for
in t
acture o
uliarity
the cove
nsisting
e cover and. b
e form, are ix
me, and with g
frond paper nbes, rolled for the
accur cy. le body
pose i of any desired size ; the heads
bottoms are adjusted and. the box
:44
• up.
"Oh! wife, we are' busted -L -ruined -1
gone up —smashed flat as a shingle!' 1
he`moaned in reply.
"How ?"
terian Church iny soul would be saved "I invested $75,000 in tllic Qrooke4
•
I/
"I ean't promise you anything," an- River railroad at 98 and it' -ha declined
swered the good. man atter a second to 4! Jay Gould has bought and conl-
thought, -but it' s worth trying."
• —A_ Boston wife softly attached a
a pedometer to 'her husband when,
after supper, he started to "go down to
the office and balance the books." On
his rettirn fifteen miles of walking were-
recor d e d .1 He had been Stepping
around aim
billiard table all the evening.
--The rishan had a correct appre-
ciation Of the fitness of things, who
being asked by the judge, when ho ap-
plied for a license to sell whisky; if he
was of a good moral character, replied :
Faith, yer i honor, I don't see the
necessity of a good moral character
to sell whisky !"
—Lord. Beaconsfield is as quick at
.repartee as ever. Not long since a lady,
in talking with hitn, spoke of the Zulus
as savages. "Savages, madam !" said
• the prime minister ; "how can you call
savages men who have -defeated our
general (Chelmsford( and converted our with $50,000 I had laid away to send
bishop (Colenso) ?" the heathen on Cliristuaas !?'
solidated it! We Must 1
palace'and all these luxuries
-of art and. take two fourth -8
overin Brooklyn."
She laughed merrily and 1
'the sudden news crazed
thought it had ; but he was
feft the room for a moment a
ed with a pillow case, contai
000 in greenbacks. 1
t•Let - the Crooked ItiVe
Crook away !" she laugh°
emptied. the money at his f
have given me this anone
past five years, a few thouSa
at a. time, to bay little ,rtick
I had saved it up to get Me
stockings for Sunday, buit
hand it over to my good bus
him on his pins. Take it,
and if you ,can get a 'Ala
Gould bite him hard, and
ave 'thil
nd work
or y room.
ecu.
d Iretur
inn $200
0
railroad
as
et ' "You
uring Abe
d Idollars
s of toile
a pair
cheerful
and to s
y darlin
k at, J
back y
—Says the Loudon Truth l!The PhptrmhradAi1 vires joy LLL
- land, my friends,' said. an Irish orator peace.— Wall Street Daily ;NewS.
the other day at a meeting, 'has belong-
ed to the people from the days of Adana.'
'Adam, indeedJ' replied a voice in the
crowd: 'do not speak of him; he - was
evicted from the garden of Eden with-
out compensation.' "
• —A "minister" at Ayr introduced the
following petition iuto his prayer :—
"0 Lord, bless the Established Church,
and the Free Church, and the -United
= Presbyterian Church, and all the other
Churches. Thou knowest the various Which can be gained only by the p r -
nicknames, Lord, by which they are sistent labor of years: It is one of tlie
called ; bless them all." most arduous of professions, if a Ina is
—"Edward, what do I hear ?—that brilliantly successful; it is one of e
you have disobeyed your grandmother, most wearisome and least remune a -
who told you not to jump down these
tive, if by ill -luck, which genera ly
riter is co -
for ' position.
t an av r ge
lawyer ill
would—an old lady like her. • gain a better ineonae, and gal it re
—A poor Irishman applied for relief, easily, than the average Dal f lett° s.
and upon some doubts being expressed
Moreover, literature has the mad -van-
es to whether be was a proper object tage, from a monetary poiut of view, of
for relief, he enforCed his suit with
being open to all' the world. Ny one
much earnestness. " Och ! yer, Honor,"
can take fees as a physician or bar4is-'
said he, "I'd be starved long since but ter or receive his commission a"
1 and -exp
journalist, as
training al o ;
y &script on
engaged in
e remune 'a -
workman is
In very r-
igh r pe
In country churches the loft was, and. of the mind, the strain is ofp n can
even is, usually known as "the singing_ erable, but the man of 1 tter feels
gallery," the musical instruments being most. He works general in solit
the clarionet, violin, violoncello, fiuto, and without the contact ith his
dm. Mr. Noake, in his Rambles in lows which diversifies th abor of ,
Worcesterehire, says that in Tenbury in other professions.. Th are few
Church., in the year 1771, there were not cupatious, hOwever intel teal, w
only horns and, clarioneta, but alsoi a are not to some exten echani
drum, whose sound was heard in divine The artist may mix hi • lors'
Literature a4 a Tracl.e.
Mr, Trollope, who is pleased to c
literature a trade, says that any th
may set up in the business who c
command a table and cbair, pen, in
wed paper. The prospect ieeld but
this popular novelist is no a
lusive. Success in journal sra, *f not u
literature, requires a perio of techni al
-training, and an amount f acquisiti. n
t
u
0
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11.
strawboard
e past few
round pa -
of which is
s are of one
of a disc and
ttoms, being
ade by the
eat rapidity
f the box is
omplete.
Mies Jielena,
de ghter of the P
1:d, is causing
Eigland and- on t
11
y
e-
- ,
ra
dil
la
eci
Te idea f the Prime
14 ,uister becomi g 'a teacher, or, as
BO eother authoritiAbs state, secretary
a.e d active agent, is Something so new
tO the aristocratic feminine' world of
rope that it is reeking an "epoch,"
ail
they say.
1.--A a icious 1
Will keel well, a
better a ter haN, ing bee
week, is an east y obta,i
:11ake tw cups o sugar, I
butter, one cup .f milk, t
64d one-half t aspoonf
riowder nd thr
Makes five lay
the grat d rind
. Ole juice also,
iimter, +e teas
tablespeeeful of
httle water ; bo
then place betw
—FCW of our
view t Ilness i
house
apart f
ehould,
funny
should
widest
•4ial in
/Jeep!
'fbf the
Whole
• onditi, n which is .hole
Tot only so, b t a el°
ith it lights and sha
'ug ,bran
rah colrage de
ertnin tion to
ful caner, and
men o Engle,
of the d
Gladst ne, a young
ime Mi ister of Eng-
uite a ensation in
ie ;Cont' ent by the
eloped n her recent
int r a active and
to Or the young
ud.tergo example.
mon jelly cake which
d 'which is in fact
kept for at
ale luxury.
all a cup o
ares eggs, tw
Is of bakin
e cups o flotir. Thi
e -s. . For the jelly us
f two large lemons au
ue egg, hialf a cup o
oonful Of butter, on
flour mixed with
1 until it thickeus, au
Ecp•
sen the la ets of cake.
houites ar built with
the fa, ile. In ever
ere should I be n room se
✓ a sic , chanabe . This roo
in the first place, h ve a war
exposure. The i dew lig t
be a ple, and comernand t e
ossible view. T e lfiest esse
sick T 9 07 is 90d, liber
e. Through it, by _raeaile
warmth. whicla erates, t
oom is kept in a tmospher
e'ap.d pier
tithing fl
e , its risii
dsi, its curlii
ored s okee and i
rs, Ifurn ehes I ceasele
.
steps ?" "Grandma, didn't tell us not r„,
..eea,-ns want of ability, a
to, papa.; she only came to the door polled to occupy an iufe
and said, wouldn't jump ' down those
There can be no doubt th
steps, bots ;' and I shouldn't think she medical man or an averag
for inv cat," "But for what ?"asked. architect, without a speci
the astonished magistra.te. "Uy cat," sive course of study; Th
replied the Irishman. "Your cat—how
we have said, needs his
so?" "Shure, yer Honor, I could her but literary work of eve
eleven times fox a shilling a time, and can ea attempted by me
she was always home before I could. get
other oceupations, and t
-there rayself."
, tion of the professional'
Music in. Old_ English Churches'. lowered in cousequeuce.
suit which taxes • the
11
service for some forty years after that brais but he has also
u h
TS
md-
t
•
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41
parks
hang
iversi
:ivatch.
nd qi
subtly
and glo
any -pc
ful eneb
n to' he sick one who lTh
g it,. T °thing isiliniore soothin
ieting t an the i flience
steals 'nto the se of him w
gazes' ream y iuto the the flame. jJ
Is a' -`companionship its* The wal
too should 1are their oper ado
linents Pictin
peeeee.and the
outside, shoul
with Lits vases
leering vine, cl
;ceiling; libr
iliar books; .0 irtains t
light While adleaittitng it
i who lie
o more of lit
weals.
rningat
"Wales take their Music
ed.
ties
' th
, us
ir pragres
musicia
ughly Da
trays itself he her tou
above all, on the nielo
and Schumann, and -s
: witlp wondeiful talent
young Priticesses,
se
f.
es that suggest quiet a
free, fres life of nat
- be on th m. A brack
f flowers at green cla,
nging am it ously to th
ry case fi ie1 with fa
al soften th
11 these
14
helpful to on
and can take
:a little room r
• —E very inc
three daught rs of t
have""Mainnea" w
moments later, ap
1.gowei and remailns
leeseu is over. 1
Princess mor that
her daughters. In,
appreciate th
aconsunaraat
dreamy; thor
in weakne
e than wi
M
HORT
tiSE
rye been made in
11 save a goodi deal of money by securin
pplj of Step Dry Goods for the coati
during this
REDUCTIO
each
•
department, a
VERY
nd satisfied
f Onatomers ily.
ele.
d yor1
'our
g sea•
ODY PLEA ED
et this Sale is Genu ire. Crowd§
ON
PEM
AL ATTENTI
. - -
. .
r Grey And White Cotoles. Tie
s will soon be ,sold out Secure
ire before they are all gb e..
Is called to o
•
ading Lin
what you reg
9 o'clock 1.1.
e Princess 10
lesson, The
p, veho, a, fe
in her dressin
them till t
interests t
education f
c she can full
being b.erse f
Her delicat
i h nature b
She dote
les of0hop
6 plays thei
. The thr e
e, Victoria 4d
• .
•
WM. LOGAN, SEAFORTH,
SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS COVENTRYI.
. .
HAVING PURCHMED FROM MR. THOS COVENTRY
BLACK COSIIME
. I 1
, .
We offer a arge range of the Celebra
23c, 28e, gee 40, 52c, i3
Ladies should 8 ecure
to be had at wholesale p
Brand at 20o
15 and 1 50
while they ar
I\ra, differ as greatly In character
in hysio no y. The eldeSt, Lou
has the fine eatures a 4 thie grace
her Mother; ,she is g title gay
affebie, in sh rt the P risienne
thre. • V ctotia, the s cend dau
de, is the imaee of her father. S.
el_ proud, ra lfe reserve , and Eats,
en he self lit le (3:people. Vhn she
oc v d ofsome on however,
jo
al
use Of hi,
date. In some country churches the hand, and finds .in his a goo
chemit, th
tL1e st es
ot cha e
1 tters,
pond on
age Of b
I I
• number of the psalm that was to be
sung was chalked on a slate and sus-
pended from the front of the singing -
gallery. It is said of the parish derk'of
. Isle Brewers, Somersetshire, that in
giving out the hymn, and suddenly
deal that is restful. T
astronomer, the engine
man, and the barrister
to the desk like the man
If his bread and cheese
pen, has also the disadv
•
•
:4
ho
hi
in
gro
aff
at
dig
H rintel
ed only
The.; you
- can *till
ten Year
bears a
mther,
herted,
fon
ction hvhr wavers. She unite
iorough donsciousness of her on
Dzi a generous heart, easily moved.
ecti which is greatly dev p -
enc ers her thp more engaging.
ge t sister, rincess Maid,
e c Iled a baby. She is Iat
of 1 age. In appearance he
ea likeness to her. gra4id.-
tho Qeteen. She is good -
at times a little serious?
ES
HIS VERY LARGE STOCK OF
1300'isS ..A.1\TD 8110 S
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL THEII
AT AND BELOW WHOLESAL
ed Crolvn
c, 85c,
ir dres ea
ices.
PRICES.
In Men's and Boys' _Long Boots Specio Bargains.
A MALL IS MOST RESPECTFULLY
EVERYTHING YOU WA14T
8
Flej
10f
iiid
is
bios
des
er
Ito
To be had a
again hi Ge
OVER
•
We have
beund . to.
now foi 83
$8, polv $5
LadlesMa
Outh prices as yoe will,
Goode.
eral Dry
OATS, OVER
• THOMAS 00VENT*Y'S OLD ST
W. LOGA
! i
SOLICITED.
ot obtain
SIGN OF THE GO
JOHNSON
OATS
D.
Seaforth.
i.,DEN PADLOCK.
BROTHERS,
AFORT
14
• E. HICKSON •& cos
ORUG AND JEWELRY
ESTABLISHMENT.
1VE ARE CONSTANTLY ADDING.
O. OUR STOCK
iErZTRM DRUGS'
NORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES,i
Pensine Dye Sit', Toilet Artie. 8,
Perfumery, Pancy Goods, ;cee.
PURE- DYE STUFFS*.
We are just receiving a hesli supply of Haeidy
Package Dyes in all eaiors Madder, Logwood,
Cochinal, Elastic, Indigo, Alum, bladder -Cam.
pound, Solution of in, &c, all guaranteed to
produce biilliant and durable colors.
PERFUMERY, •
By the ounce, such" as Caroline cologne, White
• Rose Cologne Lavender Rose Water, Joekey
Club, Music, White Rose, Kulti Kahle Eei3ene
Boquet, Mang 'Ylang, Bergamot, &c, All Nine-
ties el Perfumery in bottles, from 10 cents
upwards, including English, French, *lemma,
American and Canadian.
NAILS -4T BOTTOM PRICES—AILS.
BARN DOOR.-IINGES, BARN DOOR ROLLERS.
a few :Oercoath left, w ieh wei are
ell, Those sold former y for
50 ;1 forneeriy $6; now ; fornierly
75. Men's Suit, Boys!jSuits, en d
1 i '
1 i
tlee reduced he mimeiwe ,,
ii
1R.
Plow d
usual tnd
do noti vri
suit.
T3'
; •
not ask second Price.
WA SB UB
STEEL BABEM FEN
AT LOWER PROES, QUALITY CO
Than any otiler 'Fencip Wire in
lif0E.1‘
he educed price of each artiole,an d
te waste time over it i it (Toil r ot
ALL
Are con
GoodFi
WHO WISH
eously shown through t
oh customers do not re
impertinently premed upon them.
•
-E
SIDERED,
the
'JOHNS N 13114P1ERS„ SEAIVORTH.
arket
e stoc, and
piiro art not
SIGN OF T E
CIRCU
HANLAN THE.
FAST -171- MA
IiS 1T11WOR" I
SO IS1 T HANLANI CROSS -OT SAW"
Ch
w.
!\1
No
3 CAMPBELL'S *LOGIC.
THE' fASTESTiCUTTiNG SAW IN T
We also have'
L
hio Champion, Improve.
nce Tooth Cross -Cut S
COW TIES INALL SHAPES
I 1 1. • i
, • 1, , I 1- 1 .
. . ,
WE AR p SHOWNG THE- INEST A.SSO
. • , VEI:;, SI:10 N IN SEAFOR
' . • . . .
. ,
SI.EIGitit'B4LLSHIM GREAT V
- .,• , ;
, 1 !
AV4. ROEERTSON- & go,
Hardware *Ierchntsi Sign �fIthe Circular Saw.
RLD.
*pion a
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINtS.
We h'ave pleasure in calling your attention to
our own make a
Condition Powders, Ifeave, Cough,
and Epizootic Remedy.
CATTLE FEEDEiR.
In these Prepara,tions eve give better valne than
any article in the mallet. Our FEEDE11,
es-
pecisily, will more than repay any person raising
stock to use it. We supply it both in paekage
and qteentity.
COVV TIES IN ALL SHAPES,
PATENT MEDICINES !I
STOCK IS ALWAYS comrsEn.
(UF) : TOILET ARTICLES
TIENT OF AES
ARII4TY.
Comprise in part thr Eineet -Soaps 01 .11 idndsi
such AS Glycerine, Elney, Windsor, Alniond,1
Rose, White 110.11e, doetey Club, Castile, White!
and Mottled, Transpret, Glees Sulphue, Tex;
Shaving, Carbolei, e. Also for the Toilet.i
Glycerine Jelly, Glyeerin.e and Rose Water, Wisee
ter Fluid, Camphor lee, Cold Ce•eam &c.,—ell are
A. For the Skir, Ruge, Lily White, Bloom.
of Yonne, Pearline, 2 Ilexes and Puffs, Polf'
Powder, Violet Powde , Tooth Powder, !Tootle
Paste, and Teaberry. For the Hair VD have
Hair Omani, Ctlft0TiDe, Vaitharadineli*irWaah•
Vse,ine, Petrofina, fte
SEAFORTH.
SPICES AN • EXTRA91SI
GROQERY eTORE NEXT THE FOST OFFIOE.
A QOOD . itRTICLE, AT A FAIR' PR1OE.
For cooking puiposes, our 'stock is freela end
pax& Baling Poweer perfectly fresh, oonetseite
ly kept on hand. Curt Pewelerinstock,ganniee
BRUSBE , All Rinds*
HAND MIRRORS,
PRESTON BOTTLES,Svc,
EXriiRIA VALTIg IN SiTJGARS„ TISAS, .COFFEES.
NEW LAYER RAISINS,
NEW LONDON LAYERS,
NEW BLACK BASKET RAISIN
NEW VALENCIA !RAISINS,
• NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS,
Boxgs NEW TURKEY FIGS,
NEWICURRANTS IN CASES
BUR ET S AND k..YON'S BES
CO 0 ND EXTRACTS,
• OA NE TOMATOES, CORN
ANO LIMA BEANS,
FR SH RANGE LEMON AN
S,
AND BARRELS,
EXTRACTS,
GREEN PEARS,
ITRON PEELS,
E. -HIKSON .41 CO.,
MAIN STREEZ, AFORTH.
•
CHANGE •OF BC -SINES
MRS. E. WHITNY,
TIESIRES to state to her easterners end die •
• publie that she has disposed of her Tin and
Stove Busines s to her sops, CHARLES and
GEORGE WHITNE, who have had the prinei.
pal charge of the business for severe' years, and
she hopes the ssme liberal -patronage wall be
extended to them that has been aecorded to hr-
self for BO many years
LMONOS AND VVALNWTS,
FRESH FILBERTS AND BRA]L1 NUTS.
1 . .
.
A CALL SOLICITED, PLNI) ICOMPARISO OF GOODSNi)
,
PRICES INVITED.
••connetioe with tbe above the midersigeed
•e- beg to state that they win conVOIT(0 to keep
on hand, at the Old Stand, a full stock of
STOVES OF ALL. KINDS
FR SH
Dt D.
Or The; Grocery beat door to the Past Office.
SE, SEAFORTH.
AND .
Tinware of Every Descriptio. We
are al.lo prepared to tio Custom
Work of _Evey Description on the
Sh,ortest Noti e, aid Cheap.
Having a thorough practical knowlege of the
business in all its b4ancbes, they hope to eon
tinue the large patronage -which has loon given
to the o.d and welt known house for so many
years.
WHITNE BROTHER&
N. B.—All patties indebted to Mrs. Whitney
will pleaee settle theer indebtedness With her at
once, as the new firm open new booke and the
old business mist b closed. Parties' desiring to
be ttle can do le) at tie store of Whitney Brom;
meta the filet of Oc ober. After that date the
accounts will le Inil into other hands foz
ooi-
iectioa,
665 MRS. E. WHITNEY.
M PORTAINT NOTICE.
To the Farmers of Huron.
T. MELLIS OF KIPEN,
AGAIN REAIDY FOR BUSINESS.
FARMERS, if you want good Seotede Dhehiond
Barrowe, with T*2 teeth, the best harreew in
the market, Baum year orders rit *once lo T.
Mettl, Ilippen, for he has a good stiptdy outand,
and ie etili reeling more to eupply the detiaand.
If you want your elrharroweend plews 1.0a/red
now is the time to etch them along. Another
supply of Monroe'e (Seeforth) Plows on band.
Thistle Plows, So, -Plow, Generei Perpose
Plows end Garden Dow& Plow Castings i�f all
kinds always ou band WI o rse-fsk4efugand
teenern1 B Inclognsithing done with neat-
nss and despatch. T. Mellie still hells hie high
reputation in this li le of bneins, mei his large
inceease of trs.deirdrit,ehistngpa;hveaeei.e: As et niyaeliraug.8171,311kairmomf
more confidence tha evr; shewiog that ae."th.e
1
rBainagdhrnt:aalirdanetingItr:tollne G tes mede to order. Al!1 =s-
tow, work done en short noticeand et starVation
pikes. A. call solicited front all. Ilion wiR ed.
ways find me ready for bueineFss. Remember the
Sign : THOMAS 111ELLIS, Kipieen.'
KIPPEN CARRIAGE WORKS
Waggons, Carriages lama lgusigiles•
VDGAR & MF.LLIS, of Ripe/este nowlinautt.
• lecturing Carriages and Wagonon ,larger
scale that ever, in Order to supply the ever In-
creasing demand, Parties wantmg Carriages.
Waggons, Buggies, or anything it otu• Line of
trade will find it to their intentiat t� give Edgar
& Meflis a trial., Old Waggons end Kuggiee
turned inside out and made into new ones.
tete. Repairing of nisell kindsriikia entraoostea.v tokinsour
cWateagwg:21118ranecde!vetigg7iers htBeeest-Psidutedtteand ttgOonn.d. 1311:rrtui
done a; low as g GAR it =wa•
s, pen.
ship will alloer.
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