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[ght the 2 oola and
cried on by the (lode
Ening Company., and
over eight yearsin
o carryon the trade;
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Ftiatentee&
and repaired, ale°
s Work, (te., at res.
:d ones repaired ou
ices that defy cora.
BLACK,;
to3, Gaderick.
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a or the North --West
call at
AT MARK,
FORT$,
d with all kinds of
lity, and at the most;
Clear Bacon, Sugar
.Cured Spiced Beef
zfast Bacon, Spice-
,meats can be bought
CHEAPER
can be procured In
it will pay partieato:
-e starting. Several
pplies, but there will
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yanks his nunaeront
and others) for their
he past 7 years,anl!
el close attention to
ftdenee and trade in
enlarged his prem-
now prepared teem
ASH PRICE
'reale Eggs, delivered
3EAFORTH.
.26 tons of good: dry
D. WILSON
AGE FACTORY.
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and make toOrder,
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f other articlein their
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we can satisfy yeses
o the public,. having
for over Ind years.
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those who so kindly
de Photograph Plant,,
inorvicg of Thursday, ;
rmo his many friends'
▪ at Ito lzas
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ore, where he will be
ants of a7.1 who may
totography in all la
notice.
.!'ALI)EIt, Seafortlx.
ORGAN
.ks-aches Music in all
1::ecieuce and Harmog
lFilsi taught to writs
tabling composers to
rent ; careful attention
elec. the trzoat appr°v'
€herring and develop-
• sired without eXt$
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/or practice;. charged
fit urge Street. Sr'et
raftrtl. 676
LINE.
'IL STEAMERS. Sail
n NEW YORK and
starry) and LONDON -
, L"ondonderry, GG1ae-
►pe. Fares as low as
tF s issued to persons
!riends.
atian of Anchor Line
•r elegance and cam`
SON,
c Pont Oftice, Seaforth`
PAIN 1Na*
11 its branches ; Sign
erEfanger,&c. 'White-
Shop, next door to
deft at D, D. R'ose''''
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RCn 11: 1881.
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The Paisley Weaver.
A native of auld Paisley toon, a decent canny
chisel,
To Boston town had made his way, to try Dame
Fortune's wheel,
He daundered up and down the streets, an' gazed
°alike sight,
Till, tired, he thocht'twas time to look cot lodg-
ings for the nicht.
. t
Bat,gaze and toddle where he liked, not ac sign
could he see
To tell him where a phial like him could put up
for a wee, and crossing o'er
At length a policeman he spied,
the way.,
He touched the guardian on the arm, and civilly
- did say—
'
ay'
"Gndem,in, wad ye but be sae Lin" as let a body
ken
W hanr a nicht's ludgin s micht be got in some
quate buten'-ben ?"
The Yankee in astonishment gazed at oor worthy
freers',
•
And asked him in a nasal tone what the devil did
he mean.
The sonofPaisley tried with all the skill he could
command,
But doald. notemake the policeman his question
understand;
The Yankee only shook his head, and said with
dubious air,
I rather guess now stranger that you are a
foreigner.
"A what, yo puddin'-heided fele I Lord save us,
this beats a',
Tao think a decent Scotohinafi ye wad sae sair
misea'
Confound ye," cried John Taihson's bairn, "ye
ugly Yankee reiver,
by the elbow of his pants, and shoo
him, he said, "like the agur." '
The dog barked and chewed until t
son came down in his, night shirt a:
called him off. He told his father
had bought' that dog of a fireman
$11, and it was probably the best
bargain that had been made this s
son. , He said the fireman told him
could find a man that wanted that kid
of a, dog. f
The parent took off his pants, w at
the dog had -not removed, and in
hall he stumbled over a birch b
canoe the boy bought of
with aan n $9 ; -and an army
ramrod"fell down fro the corner.
boy had d paid $6 for t at. He had
bought himselfan overcoat with
'sealskin collar and cuffs, and a c i
pieta outfit. of - calico shirts .. and i
stockings. •
In his room the parent found
marble top of a soda' fountain, a whe
barrow and shelf filled with all kinds
canned meat, preserves crack
anda barrel of apples. wall t
and six . pairs of blankets were rolled t
ready for camping out, and a bucks�k
shirt and a pair of corduroy pante' 1
on the bed ready for putting on. '
fish poles and a basketful of fish lift
were ready for business, and an oys
can full of grub worms for bait' w
squirming on the washstand. 'Thel
gentleman looked the lay -out over, lei
ed at his , pocketbook in : the buriea
drawer, as empty as a contribution b
and said :
"Young man, the times have been
flush. We will now return to a spe
basis. When you want money co
me, and I wi11 give you -a ' nickel,
you will tell me what you inten
buy with it, or I'll warm you.
hear me ?"
It's ye yersel's 'the furriner, for I'm a Paisley
weaver." RADICAL.
Conn., U. S. .
Ciirli'n g for a Bride.
A laird of Strathaven who owned a
quarry, and who was reported to be
worth "a gey twa: three bawbees be-
sides," was playing one day,. and his
foreman, whose name was Lawrence,
was playing with him on the same
side.
The laird was very anxious he ahould
play a certain shot, and he cried out in
this fashion :—Noo, Jock Lawrence,
d'ye see whaur my broom is ? Lay
your stane loon there, and as sure as was celebrated at Paris on Sunday, 2
death I'll gie ye my: dochter -Jean if you ult., with great eclat.
do." —In Tokio, Japan, on the 26th
Birr rushed the stone out of Jock's January; 11,000 houses were bu
and, and went trintling along to the 1 and 30,000people left homeless.
very apbt where 'the laird wished it. —Aaron Simons and Jacob Bi
"Capital, Jodk, capital ! You conidna stein, for smuggling rags from Ont
hue done better, and ye can get Jean the to Detroit; was fined $2;000 and cost
morn if ye want her. —Quarterly fairs for the sale
"Ye ;mama vie me something else horses have been announced to be
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The 80th birthday' -of Victor H
than Jean, laird. I has got her al- t Walkerton th first to be on
• ready.- We were married sax weeks 30th inst.1
ago, and we've been thinking o' asking —Bulli n to the amount of £101,
your blessing ever since, but something` was wit idrawn from the Bank
aye came in the way. England the other day, for shipmen
The laird was dumbfounded when New York.
he heard this, but . he compromised —Dr. McArthur, of Brechen,
matters by saying. "Aweel, aweel, Orillia, hos died from the virus of h
Jock, I'll let by-ganes be by -Banes. A disease, caught while attending a
man that could lay doon sic a pat -lid is who had f caught the affliction w
worthy of the best and bonniest lass in waiting op a diseased animal.
Lanarkshire ; keep her and welcome, —Thirty persons on one line in
and ye'11 maybe get a matter o' sax township of Moore, says the Sarnia
hundred with her. Keep her, Jock, served, leave next month.__for ._ L
and if ye hae ony laddie weans atween where they have purchased laud.
ye, bring them up in the fear o' the intend to -settle permanently.
Lord,: an' be sure to make guid. curlers —Mr. J. P. Howe-, of the Pa
o' them. ' Railway Survey, _ British Coln
O•
• branch, was at Ottawa this week,
Carlyle's Handwriting. route for Ireland, where he has f:
Of Carlyle's handwriting au expert heir to a fortune of over $100,000.
has said : "Eccentric and spiteful,look- ; —Mr. Mackenzie` is ' evidently
ing little flourishes dart about his manu- ' better in health. His voice, when
script in various odd ways ; some are dressing the House, is resnmi
intended to represent the 'i' dot, though a familiar tone and ring, and is cons
far removed from the parent stem, ` ably stronger than it was a week a,
while others, commenced as a cross to —Rev. Dr. John Cotton Smith,
the •t,' suddenly recoil in an absurd . copal, New York city, was kno
fashion, as if attempting a calligraphi- ! senseless, and robbed of his watc
cal somersault, and in so doing. occa- Monday night on Fifth Avenue,
sionally cancel the entire word whence ! returning from & call on a sick -
they spi ung Some letters slope one ; ishioner.
If
way and some another ; some are halt, —A number of children have
maimed or crippled ; while many are ` from scarlet fever at Internat'
unequal in height, form, style and Bridge within the • past ten days,
everything else. The autograph is many more are down with the
rather larger than the rest of the mann ease. The people are beginning -t
script, the manner of which does not alarmed;
impress the eye pleasantly ; -the Grab- ► —Prominent physicians declare
bed look not being very significant of i the winter cholera prevailing ti
amiability." The old man used to re- alarming extent in Chicago, is trac
vise and retouch his work after the to the extensive use of butteTine
printer had got hold of it so much that the composition of which hog pros
he became a positive terror in the com- largely enter.
posing room. One day his publisher's —Extensive smuggling is goin
foreman in London saidd to him ; "Why, over the boundary betweenlion
air, you really are very hard on -us with
your corrections ! They take so much
time, von see !" He urged, in reply,
and Dakota. Spies have ben
pointed at St. Vincent and Pembi
watch those who invest heavily in
that a printer ought to be accustomed erican goods.
to such annoyances, and that in Scot —Prince Bismarck , in maki
land there was no fuss made over them. speech in -the Prussian Chambe
"Ah, well., sir," responded the foreman, , other day, tersely informed those
"We have a man. here from Edinburgh. were eager for his retirement the.
He took up a bit of your copy the other should remain in office as long a
day, and dropped it as if it had burnt possibly could.
his fingers. 'Mercy on us !" he cried, —The Rev. Benjamin Speke, bre
`Have you that man to print for ? Lord of the late Captain Speke, the
knows when we shall get done—with known African explorer, has dro
all his corrections !' " The author used himself in Somersetshire. Years
to laugh heartily at this story when he caused a great sensation by myster
told it of himself." ly absenting himself for several we
The Miscarriage of a Domestic—The Prince of Wales gave a d
: ment. to 25 guests recently at the )�arlbo
EClub-, to decide do the qualifloatio
Colonel Bob Ingersoll says he keeps a chef de cuisine. -Each guest Vas t
pocket book in an open drawer, remarks his unbiased opinion en the baa
the Springfield (Mass.) Republican, and the menus card before him. The
his children go and help themselves to was voted a l'unaninate not upt•
money whenever they want it. "They
eat when they want to; they may sleep
all day if they chocise, and sit up all
night if they desire. I don't try , to
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tire, an'
the home eif
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and" prov
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1, who recently
r, Mrs. Shields.
years, old at leas
nd McMichael,
to Insane Asyll
cruelty to•patien
stititiont Both
aspect df arres
f •white and of
as um without n
: gnat by flight.
ib Arraba county,
er an ; was f found
z was suspected,
heat' him to deata
rdered'by t
to The ;latter
ri s,' and1,one Me
t er captured.
couplet residi
nt it'' to
o the ring
e keeiers
Bu lo,
, have ed
en, ala m -
for t eir
er patio ts,
Mice, co fes-
ew Me ice,
murde ed.
• d the ail-
An.m-
Mexi h ans
re ch sed
can k ?led
Sti
an
fres
.LLT
diilb
and
of
to
an
in
g in I i ger-
marrie . aboutChrist., as
e place,jof aboe fixes at
the bride. Things welt on
til. a couple of w:eks
t e wife et, ith
et,`- and • was un: ble
rov'de for the' Ouse. The
s th n looked to to.ork
dc, which he refused to do,
1>N :ing pokers and stove ood.
r used by _ the 1 wife's ons,.
u-ban forded to leave for
ti ell. f
ion ss ,1iardett-Coutts �ed-
s •• 8..S
✓ t aroc
ecomposed of cream
e de trimmed with
b hite marahbut ; b
mild with', stephanotis
,�.
eat iier; -laceaa' pets, and an
an 1 -• nsll veil of dry fine .ace.
Her'
na euts were `a locket of
anti � u , the gift of h sister, Mrs.
Tie a ` a cat's eye bra,elet set in
diairio he gift ofthe bridegroom.
This s one is of unsurpassable beauty.
g
d',s
tch: ri
its
ly
go
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ds,
atii
ows
n net
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S
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O PIG
keep d
oenoeseion
Thoronghb
at the tim
turning if
Her ,rave lin dress was bona osed
of heli tro • e pl� , r own
mtab ut eat
retch..
If all
school w
as sensible
11It�,rsha
teacher's
boy.was'Eg.
o preferred
one • It
was t oro'
d it,'Wa- clot!
e not : nlly
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0 fa do wit
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sh. trimme with b
era, bonnet and m ff to
ntr thful complainants in
e fortunate enough to have
fathers as a citizen of St.
shown' himself to be, 'the
t would be an easier one. A
ilty of insubordination, and
charge of cuelty ageing
e female teache s. The cas
ghly investigat d, and whe
rly shown that he boy wa
in fault, but untruthful
sot only express d his satin
h the inquiry ,but pro ise
nig hopeful, another punis men
nancial affairs of Knox
he
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-Miss Mildred Lee, daughter of
R. E. Lee, is said to be a beau 1
queenly-ly •=worna'i She has bee
coerce them. I never punish, never Washington this winter, and ha
scold. They buy their own clothes, and eeived many attentions. No dau.
are masters of themselves." of Can. Lee has married, and
A gentleman ih'iug on Marshall Lee, President of Washington and
• street, who has a boy that is full as University, is a bachelor long pas
kitteny as his father, read the article meridian of life.
and pondered deeply. He knew that - —A terrible scandal has been c
Colonel. Ingersoll Was a success at rais-
ing children in the way they should go,
and he thought he would try it. The
boy had caused hitt considerable annoy-
ance, and he made up his mind that he
had not treated the boy right, so he
called the boy in from the street, where
in Denmark by Count Von' Hol
Holsteinburg forming a liaison w
girl of humble birth and bad char
only 16 years old—he is 65—wh
tool;..to Vienna and introduced a
wife. He has been removed fro
G -rand Chamberlainship and exile(
en.
nd
in
re-
ater
irtis II° p'h
Lee this
the ated
L
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it
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pro
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arg
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net
age;
m pe
beu nad
es{pen ditl;i
for. Th*
ing incre
ti ns
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RCN EXPO SIT;
OCR FOR SERV4CE.
REED RB—Th
ring til present
7. Stfnley, ne
edBerkshire Boa
of servi,e with th
ecessery. JOSE
nndsirsigned will
season! on Lot g,
r Hills Green,!! a!
terms $1, payable;
psi•iloge of 're
li HUDSON. 6741
THE BE
his h
season, a
from the b
pure. Ter
time of Fe
necessary.
'1 PiG—The n,nd rsigued will keep at
tel in Brucefieldluring the present
horoughbred Berkshire Boar, bred
et stock on both a ides and warranted
rated
s—$1 for the season payable at the
vice with th a privilege dl returning if
W. COOK, Proprietor. 6'77
TOBn
will
his.* pre
bred large
prevenient
in the county, and farmereat
well. to nee him . before taki
-where. TERMS -81, to be
service, with the privilege of
Bary. d. 111. CARTER, pro
A BER SHIRE BOAR
will kkeep on Lot N
Tnckersm'
Berkshire
present se
guarantee
stock as
splendid
EDERS OF PI
cep during the
tees in Egmon
breed: Berkehir
of stock. This is
ratford, as shown at the an
ug held last week, are in a
perous condition. - A floatinj
r $2,000 had been wiped off
s against tht congregatioi
up to the end of the year, thi
stipend was paid to the 1st o
t, and the in 1t rest o th
debt: reduced ; to six pe cent
°mainent im fro ement ha
s, necessitating consid rabl'
re, ail of which ad bee psi
demand for pe s was econc
singly urgent, and the bollec
e liberal than' ever.
oronto there are 19 Ai�glica
chools, having 6,054 sehola
aid 604 t�`:.achers 17 Presbyterian, wit
3,519 sch Mars and 356 teachers; 14 ethc
dist, wit? 4;352 cholars and 406 teac'
Ara � 8 EI •imitiv� Methodist, s Owil
S—Tb = undersigned
preset season at
ville, a thorough -
boar for the irn-
one of the b est pigs
d others would do
g their stock else -
aid at the time of
attuning if ee67g
'etor. .
rhe undersigned
. 7, Concession 8,
th, his well and favorably known
boar, and wilt take for him during the
son a limited num ber of bows. He is
l
thoroughbred, nd loaves as good
any animal in the ' country. This
t :served Omit 1 Bowe last season.
v
B
Terms—$1, payable at the time of service with
the privil ge of returning if neoe$sary. W. S,
MUNDE L. / 677 1
FA11M.E
Turf
season t
quIP, bre
ton; 1 hi
breeze,br
ter, Eng•i�
got by Si:
Leonidae
breeze ' c
tion la 1
iib BREEii TO THE BEST—R. LI
er,Bruceliold, will keep for service this
le thoroughbred Berkshire pig, Mar-
in, Messrs. John Snell's'Sons, Edmon
naported'; Royal May-
pig's size was i
td by Mr. Russel Swanwick, of Cirenoes
nd ; his dam wasLady Leonidas XIV.,
D. Cardiff ; his g and dam was Lady
V. got lly Lord L verpool; Roy alMay
n 2nd prize at t e Dothinion Exhibi
won
at at
the
Pro-
vincial
o l '�
,79 ; Lord Li erp
vincial F air in 1874, and w s sold for $70d ;
D. Cards won let at the R yal sh - w in England
It will th s be seen that argots is from th
very bee and purest bred took on both sides
he is 6• months old. Terans—$l cash, payabl•
at the tine of service, with the privilege of re
turning if necessary. R. J. TURNER. . i`78
STOCK FOR SALE.
V
col
well bro
sign 5,
QTAL
and
at Strad
Stratfor
pedigree
OR SALE—For
coming three. S
e to harness. Pop
oKillop.• JAMES
ION FOR SALE
—
oad Stallion, " Ms
ord Fair in 1879,
in 1880. Will
and particulars
FORBES, Stratford, Ont.
sale, A bay geldin,
red by Lord Haddo
ply ou Lot fit, ponces
D ORR A.N C E. 675
ffor Sale, the Carrie
rry Legs." First pri•
and second prize
be sold cheap. F
apply to J. da
190-8
•
•
R.
wM LOGAN, SEAFOR`
S UCC`SOR
TO THOMAS'. COVESTRY.
4
HAVING PURCHASED FROM MR THOS. C T O.NTRY
HIS VERY LARGE STOOK OF
o BOOTS AND SHOE
THE UNDgRSIGNED WILL S1C L THEM
T AND BELO
WHOLESALE P
In Men's and Bo s' Long Boots! Special Bar
J•
A (a, ALL IS MOST
IDES.
tins.
RESPECTFULLY SO 1 r'T'ED-.
t
THOMAS COVENTRY'S CLD STAND.
WM. LOGAN, Soa£Orth.
ST"
gra
railway
trucks
immedi
or to t
born;
HDUSE TO REFT.—To rent , a go
n storehouse on the south side of t
truck in Seaforth, with two sets of scale
nd jiggers all comp Tete ; possession give
tely. Apply to Sec tt Brothers, Seafort
e proprietor, R.JBERT SCOTT, 110
677
•
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ee' Du
Thorou
animals
33, Con
bbied Durham eifer, in calf to
hbred Bull. Th y are both splendi
and will be sold tieap. Apply on L
elision 8, McKillo ROBERT MeMIL
684
CS. TA
Pu •pose three year o
with bl ck points, and iS perfectly sound. H
took fi st prize as a two-yeat old at the Welke*
and the Diploma as the beat horse o
mad in his class. Will be sold chea .
IMPORTANT
LION FOR SALE—For Sale, a Gene
Id S tallion. sired
ton Fat
the gr
Wroxe
NO ICES.
Gool) CUT TER FOR SALE—For Fele
8 a Portland Cutter, new het winter.
to RE A. D. aleDONALD, Seatorth.
686
DISSOLUTION OF pARTNERSHIP T
Partnership hitherto etiosisting between t
gne 1, ae 'n the Village of E
ale, under the fi name of Forsythe
bus been Oiseolv by mutual consent.
fter oarried on by
llect all debts due to
he late firm. JA
LE. Idovember 22
Ba ith 2,033 echolars, ins meted ..illaalleiPa'avesinesa will here
•
chore ; 7 Congregational, with James Kyle whoi will o
ana pay all debts due by
lar'S and 161 teat7hers. There
1 46
a
ho
are( 1
cited( 0
grand
$25, h
ed
the re
1.1
sch,olars and 113 teacher -- --
4
19,222, lid of teachers 1 99 to me, either by No
t pay the Same
-holars,10,700 are aim, a
boys, and of , teachbers, 11:0
and 904 are gentlemen,
e. town of St. Marys is s
✓ the Crandon pow case
cow, Originally costing °lib, win
ow attained the unpre ede t- THO
. It will be reniember d th Willi
on vs. Box hausgain ome
been throug,h three or four cour
One the dellector, Box, being v
boldness with a vi
wishing to settl
at my old stand from 9 t
till e - settled by that date will
The for collection Parties h
lease call for the
AS COVENTRY.
d customers will
m Logan, their co
has p rehased the stock
t able hire to 84 at or bel
•
the it is now for hel third time
fore the courts, as the °defendant
peal
ter
Smi
aside
taphel
p-
d from, the ;verdict, and during t e
the woman s lawyer, Mr. R.
showed cause to a rule- to E
verdiot, and' Mr. Fergnson,
rted the rule,' buti- the Co rt
the verdict, so Mk. Box ays a
big riany for his beef, as the dw nw
tne t at ending this case that t e el a -
Con a. t winter were ru co meet
4vitia this cow, and the, ra pay
eow II en.
St. 'Marys JoUrna say :
e 'n receipt of information f orn
s namitted on Th
eek, about ai couple
ob ham, The victim
an armed Wm. Niche
td uS, are 'as follo
iudividu
died while in Wo
*ring the afterudon he ente
°Wel of Mr! Tombs, Woodham,
• proprietor saw that his n
ived guest would be better in
e young Nichol, t ho waii act
e Oapacity 'of hostil r, to hitch
drive the old geutlema ho
1.1
-1.1800. Eau
tein-
cter,
m he
his
a the
from
he was putting soft soap on a lamp_post Court. He has, since his disgrace Mar-
in order to see the lamp lighter climb ried the woman.
it, and said to him : —At Marion,'South Carolina, a negro
“My son, I have decided to adopt a stole a dressed hog on Sunda3., and
different course with you. Heretofore coming to a fence laid the hog up n the
I have been oareftil about f.,Tiving you top rail, balancing it until he got over:
money, and have 'Ivitaited to know where Afterwards, in attempting -to sh ulder
e•c-ery cent went tO, and my supervision the hog, it fell ou the oppesite e of
has, no doubt, been annoying to you. the fence. The gammon stick aught
Now I'm going to leave my pocketbook the negro around the neck, and f sten-
in the bureau drawer, with plenty of ed him. Next day he was found dead,
money in it, and you are at liberty to the hog on one side and the neg o on
use all you want iwithout asking me. the other.
1111
111
I want you to buyi anything you desire —The wife of Win. Shields, of arys-
to ; buy your own clothes, and feel sai ville, wears a gold finger-ring-whi h has
though the naoneal was yours, and that a history, It was bought by her rand,
you had not got td account for it. Just father in England preVious to hi Mari -
make yourself at home now and -try and riace. He had inscribed on the inside
have a good time." of the ring the words, "I lo
The boy looked at the old gentleman, choice," and presented it to his
put his hand on his head, as though he a wedding present. It was worn
had "got 'em sure," and went out to see young bride during her short
the lamp lighter climb that soft soap. life of six years, when she died,
The -next day the stern parent went out
- into the country shooting, and returned
on the midnight train three days later.
He opened the door with a latch key,
and a strange yellow dog grabbed him
'le aS
y the
edded
nd by
request of 4er husband the ring as hot
taken from her finger when -Oa was'
buried. After the body had been bunifd
70 years the grave was opened; t e rang
taken out, aud given to the daug ter of
•
g
ar
tl
an
81 ing' him anaple directions for
gnidauae. About two.milt from Wo
her Barry, of :Bliaash rd,
ankin, Of Usborne got into
:In a few mordents th sei
m down while the other enap
,of forty -rod hiskey nto
rsday of
was_ a young
s4ancee, as e -
I got glorion ly
ed
nd
w-
ed
re,
up
18
nd
he
ed
ne
ed
his
ey
he
•
13r W
the dt
heild
le t hi
h tel,
Bd
ed the
rcibli apf)lieation of whiskey in the
ht ,cif au assault ef a light nature, but
e co lii juice began t9 work and ren -
red him almost blind and crazy for
vera,` days. His eyes are in a pitiable
ndi on, While the buzzing in; his
nitoe0,. have taken possessien of
clhead. i; The utrage was a terible
nd it ,, enormity can only be ju
d • Wi the baleful effects of strbng
iquer,;] The victim intends to prose -
f the law.
ars
ne,
ged
in t-
ei or • Bea Account, et 11
w to leaving Seaforto
with me will find a
e pieced in other hat s
, or work to be repairell,
at once and oblqe.
P. 13.—I hope that all
give nay successor, r.
tinned patronage.
t prices that will
w wholesale figures. spo
ZeI0i. EY.
•
ONEY TO LEND— oney to lend on go
improved farms o ly, at 74 per cent. in
est, payable yearly ; priv te funds ; charges in
erste! JOHN S. PORT lt, 63
ONEY TO LOAN— n large or small s
on- firstolass seen ity, at 8 percent. ye
et. Private funds or. on the installm
inter
plan.
nt
pat 'ATE FUNDS 14 64 PER CENT. --
Priv te Funds for iminediate investment u
mort age sem:Laity at 641 per cent. per aural
Of
4
of
11
be
to
or-
HNSON
NAILS—
E GOLD
EN PADI.t6CK.
B OTHERS, SEA.01:3T
BARN DOO HINGES, BARN DOOR R051,LERS
pine°rr et
agre
fdrt
lend money at 64 p r sent. on mortgage,
mount, end for an number of years ; in
est e arged only on th unpaid principal.
samemwswonsolimmis
EY.—The undersigned has a large set
nes on farm prop rty. Seven and a
it. interest yearl • principal as may
6
FOR SALE OR 0 LET. _i
Bay eld, County of Hu on, at present ()coup ed
by! arlee Stalker. ossession first of M y,
next Apply to the Te ant, on the premises, or
to E VARD FEE, Ex (rotor, Zurich P.O. 6'1-8
Sir -1E TO ENT—T rent a large and o m-
i ea odious store in Whitney'e block, in
town. The store is 60 eet long with a store
'nem 30 feet io length n the rear. Rent rea on -
able end poesession gi eh on 5th January, 1.
-"-IThe use of the Apiculture). Ground a in ea -
forth, for the season o 1831. Will be let by O-
lio; uction, ad the Commerciel Hotel, Seafo th,
on aturday, March 1 'th, 1881, at the hour / 2
o'c ock P. M. I Terms nd conditions make knOwn
on the day of sale, or On application to the
President or' Secret ry. GORDON MeAD I
Secretary ; D. HOGA , President. 69 -3
STEEL
AT LOW
TAan any ci
Alil.BED FENCE
CESI QUALITY CONSID6IED,
her Fence Wire in the
3
DRyG AND JEWELRY
WE ARE CONSTANTLY ADDING
TO OUR STOCK
ON BROTHERS, SEAFORTH:
laealioote
•
For
1SEILLING OFF.
1V100ISON, SEAFORTH.
OheaplCrockery .and Glassware, try
017180
For hoice Teas, Sngars and Co.ffees, try
orris .
For Good lour, Feed an8 Provisions try
orris
TN BEST VALUE IN GENERAL CROCERIE
1101!SE AND CATTLE MEDICINES,
Genuine Dye Shift's, Toilet Articles,
Poluntery, Fancy Goods, do.
PORE DYE STUFFS.
We 04,e just reeeiving a fresh supply of Handy
Package Dyes in all colors, Maddet Logwood,
Cochineal, Bustle, Indigo, Mum, Ma'Ader Com-
pound, Solution of Tin, •ne., all guaranteed to
produce brilliant and durable colors.
By the ounee, such as Caroline Cologne, White
Rose Cologne, Lavender }lose Water, -seamy
Club, Mosk, White Rose, Kuln Kuhl, Eesettee
Boquet, 'Deng Ylang, Bergaraot, &e. AU varie-
ties a Perfumery in bottlee, from 10 cents and
American and Cantedian,
HORg AND CATTLE MIDICINES.
We 'leave pleasure in calling yoar attention to
our oWn make of
Condition Powders, Beam, Cough,
and Epizootic Remedy.
CATTLE FEEDER.
In these Preparations eve give better value than
any aiticle in the market. Our FEEDERaes-
pechally, will more than repay any person raising
etock to use it, We supply it, both in package
and qoantity.
HA
Having purch sOd the
to keep on hand, ti' the ol
news, G-ang Plow , Scuffle
Golumn Greetings, 4nd Sc
pairing promptly and ne
nem u. Noppun. ii
Jams w. NOPPEB.
/1 Having disposed of my
either by note or hook acco
*ay, as after that date I w
Court fo collection.:
GE OF BUSINESS.
eaforth Foun from John Nopperawe will continue
stand, Main St eet, Seaforth. a full assortment of
s, Laud Rollers Ana all other Impletjnents in our line.
ool, Church, Gafden and Lawn Chairs a specialty.
FORTH, Ont., ril 3rd, 1880.
call on all those indebted to me,
ttle the same bef the First of
g in the hands of he Clerk of the
PATENT MEDICINES 1
-STOCK IS ALWAYS COMPLETE.
OUR TOILET ARTICLES
Compelse in part thr Finest Soaps of all kinde,
such as Glycerine, Roney, Windsor, Alrnond„
Rose, White Rose, Jackey Club, Custile, White
and lillottled, Transparent, Glen's Sulphur, Tar,
Shaving, Carbolic, a a. Also for the Toilet, -
Glycerine jelly, Glycerine and Rose Water, Win-
ter Fluid, Camphot Ice, Cold Cream, &c.—all*Ve
A. 1. For the Skin, Rouge, Lily White, Bloom
of YOuth, Peatline, Puff Boaes and Puffs, Puff
Powder, Violet Powder, Tooth Powder, Tooth
Paste, and Teaberry, For the Hair we have
SE
business, I must
nt, to call and s
place everythi
jr. . BRINE, Lic need A ationeer for the 'n
ir.
ounty of Hur n. Sal a attended i all 10
part of the County All or ere left at the Ex- id
AND AGENT.—Special attention given to i 'til
bredlitock. Cattle seleoted fot the English ar- , Ifea
sale of landed proper roo alarming and thoroogh- I
'LA' eer,McKillop. Special attention given to 11 Fr
ealea of Lairded Property, Farm Stockland ;1
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
0
taa
.13 GIs
git
CD
re
MOM
013
.21
rn
taa
el ea
g Cb
• zsz
1-3
0
Imp 'tents 1 All ozders left with the u der- 1.
sign
oessi
bills
AL
notes and stamps furnished if req ired. I
X. DELGETTY Walton. '
ESTRAY STOCK.
-1-:4 the undersigned; Lot 26, South Bon
Stanley, in dotober last, four :Sheep. The
can have the Is ame ou proving property an
ing charges. JAMS JOHNSTON.
es of
dary,
wner
pay-
PAINTINO.
HOpSE
GRAVES is pre
Mg and Whitewas
left at Wilson 8c Yelling's,
r,eceive prompt attention.
PAINTING. P
AND SI N PAINTI
do ell kinds of onse and Sign P
atlas ation Guar teed or no eh
umsden et Wilson's, or Win. Robe
SPICES AND EXTRACT%
For cooking purposes, our stock is iresh and
ly kept on hand, ,Curry Powder in ste4kigentable.
BRUSHES, All
HAND MIRRORS,
PRESTON BOTTLES., ite,
MAIN STREET, S,EAFOBTH:
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
MRS. WHITNEY,
ZsIRES to a tate to her -customers Foul the
f publie that she has disposed of her Tna and
Store Business to her eons,. ClIABLES and
GEORGE WHITNEY, -who hive had the princi-
pal-pharge of t he business for several years, and
she- hopes the saane liberal patronage *DI be
extended to them that has been aceordedth her -
Belt for BO many year&
TN connection with the above the undersigned
-I- 'beg to state that they will coatinue toheep
o n hand, at the Old Stand, a full stank of
STOVES OF ALL KINDS
Tinware of Every Description. We
ecre algo prepared to do Custom
Work of Every Description on tke
Shortest Notice, and Cheap.
Having a thorough practical knowledge of the
lansinese in all its branches, they hope to eone
Untie the large patronage which hoe been .given
td, the ead and well-knowp house for so many
WHITNEY BROTHERS.
parties Indebted to • MM. Whitney
will please settle their indebtednees with her at
o4ce, SE the new.firm -open new books and the
°lid business must be closed. Parties desiring -tee
tolttie ean do so at the store of Whitney Bros,
until the Brat of October-: Alter 'that date the
sixounts will be put intn other hands for col -
605 MRS. E. WHITNEY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
.ro the Farine;ms oif Huron.
AGAIN READY FOR BUSINESS.-
l'i'ARMERS, if you want good Stotch Diamond
Harrows, with 72 teeth, the best harrow In
the market, send in yOrlr orders- at once to
Mollie, Ilippen, for he has a goodempply en hand,
and is still making more to supply the demand.
Ie you. want your old harrows 8.1114 plows repaired
now is the time to fetch them eloog. Another
supply of MODrOO'F (Seaforth) Plows on hand.
Thistle Plowe Sod Plows, General Porpoise
Plows and Garien Plowe. Plow -Castings el all
kinds always on hand. 1111orive-hoeing laud
nese and despatch. T. Mollie still holds labehigh
reputation in this line of businees, toad hie large i
iocreaRe of trade during the past year givea
more confidence than ever, eliewing that he is the
right man in the right piece, .A.11arge Stock Of
Bern and Gate Hinges always on hand. Parni
and Garden Iron Gates made to +fader, All COO-
tOM work done on short notice and at starvation
prices. A call solicited from all. Ron 'will al-
ways find me ready for business.; Remember the
Sign :
73 kw1PiesPgEoNwp,OCAarlragIeGangiivvisuOggRieKty
ift-4' !suturing Carriages and Wagons on a linger
in order to supply the ever in.
aggons, Buggies, or anything in our line ef
ttade willilnd it to their inte to -km Edgar
G; A Mollie a trial. Old Wag ons and, Buggies
turned inside out and mad into- new ones.
1 -Waggons and Buggies Re -P ted on abort no -
tin g, Paper Hang- Vice. Repairing of all ;kinds eangtoornedtedwortokm:r.
are will receive out best at aim. All work
° rtmateco* .°,firdt,,,ilierB done as low as good matrrial a
, .---- ship will allow.
689-12 EDGAR * LLIS, silvan.