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MAY 13, 1881.
HE HJ .QN
E1:POS%TQR,
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o' them as bred strife between him an'
His words caused a great fear to arise
in my heart,: and yet I could not be-
lieve that John had wronged his broth-
, There might have been angry
words, but I darednot think of sin.
"•Hy poor boy," I pleaded, "in pity tell
me how your brother died."
,.ay, be manful, an' speak out thy
heart," urged Phil.
John trembled sorely as we spoke,
and murmured in the s me low voice,
speaking rather to him if than to us :
"God knows I loved t' lad ; I alms lov-
ed him when he were a wee bit chap,
an' had no thought of ill ever comin'
between
would ny
life
forhim;but h ron ed givenmy
did,
an' I were bitter against t' lad—ay, as
bitter as death."
The last words were spoken in a
strange, hoarse whisper, and he shud-
dered, like one. in deadly fear.
Strive as I would I could not drive
away that cruel, haunting suspicion.
Had there ' been violence ? Was my
bonnie, well -beloved lad his brother's
murderer? The agony of that thought
was more that} I could bear, and I de-
termined to know the truth.
"Barton Verity," I exclaimed, )'I in-
sist upon your telling the meaning of
this. If my boy be dead, how did he
meet his death ? I cannot understand
his brother's words."
"I cannot tell t' lad's meaning, Mis-
tress Carew," said Verity ; "but I can
speak of t' young muster's death."
Then, in his own way, he told us the
particulars of the sad story. The day
previously Stevens was ill, and wished
ane
to go home. When the Flying
hoisted signals that she was bound for
the port, John said that Stevens could
go in the coble, if only Hal would take
him and bring it back. So the two
started, althouth Hal hesitated, and
would fain have held back. John spoke
Some taunting words, and so urged his
brother to go against his will. The sun
had. set, and it was already growing
dusk, before the Coble Iwas seen to put
off again from the Flying Jane. In the
meantime the wind had risen, threaten-
ing to blow a gale, sq that John gave
orders to hoist sail and meet the lad.
But even before they got well under
way, the storm was upn them, and the
fishing craft almost heeled over as the
blast struck her. But in a moment she
righted herself, and. went driving ahead
toward the coble. In afew minutes they
"n in the surf, but
The only chance
Crow him a rope
e leeward side.
toward the lad,
bows with a
to fling it to
.at was growing
rapidly dark, but thereq was still suffi-
cient light. to see the Coble as it rushed
by on the crest of a wave. All thought
that Hal was saved ; but in a moment
a fearful erg was heard, and John stag-
gered from the bows, and fell prone
upon the deck. When they looked out
astern the little boat was driving rapid-
ly away into the darkness. The sail-
ing craft was put about, but nothing
could be seen of my poor lost boy. The
next day they found the coble floating
keel upward. -
John had not moved during the tell-
ing of the story, only at times moaning
piteously. Suddenly he rose and caught
hold of his father's hand and looked
pleadingly iu his face.
"I would ha given jmy life to save t'
lad. His loss were his ain work. There's
no mark of Cain on my brow , ye wun-
nut think it—say ye wunnut ?"
"Not if all the world said it, my
bairn ; but nobody has sic a thought.
Thou's mad wi' grief, and man go an'
rest theeself. Yell happen be all right
t' morn."
I took him by the hand and led him
from the room. When I kissed him at
leaving he laid his head upon the pillow
and sobbed aloud. His sorrow had
struck me dumb : I could but leave him
alone.
The men had gone when I returned
to Phil. What followed I must pass
over in silence Hitherto I had re-
strained my sorrow, but now it gave
way without hindrance. There could
not be any doubt about my darling's
death ; he would never return to those
who loved him so fondly and sorrowed
for him so deeply ; never, until the sea
gave up her dead.
(To be Continued.)
saw the latter plunge
struggling bravely on.
of saving Hal was to tl
as he passed by on th
Verity steered straight
and John stood in th
rope in his hand read
his brother. The nig
ently a t�sty looking old man, an old
bachelor if ever there was one, turned
in his seat and snarled : "Can't yon
shut that child up ?" The light that
gleamed from her eyes was dangerous,
as she hugged the baby a little closer
and fired back at him : "I can shut you
up a good deal quicker." The howl of
approbation went up all over the car,
and he shut up.
—There is a certain Galveston fam-
ily that does not attend church as regu-
larly as they should, but they send the
oldest boy every Sunday to keep up ap-
pearances. Last Sunday the head of
the family said : "Go dress yourself,
boy ; it's time for yon to go to church."
"I would like to know," responded the
boy, sulkily, "why I ain the only one in
this family who has got to be religious."
"Because you need it the most, you
scoundre
stern p
martyr's
—Mr.
rather short tempered, and had a wife
named Rebecca, whom for brevity's
sake he addressed as Becky. He kept
a diary, and among other entries this
one was very frequent : 'Becky and I
had a rippet, for which I desire to be
humble." A gentleman who had been
on a. visit to the minister went to Edin-
burgh and told the story to a minister
and his wife there, when the lady re-
plied : "Weal, Mr. Mair must have been
an excellent man. My husband and I
have sometimes tippets too, but catch
me if he's ever humble." -
--that's why 1" thundered the
rent, feeling for the young
hair.
Mair, a Scottish minister, was
A Fiendish Joke.
"I think," said a well known orches
tral leader, "the best joke ever played,
in this town was on an ambitious ama-
teur pianist when Gottchalk was here.
The amateur's father was the owner ori
a large Ball, and he offered the use of it
to Gottschalk for his benefit. There
was to las a piece for eight pianos, and
the amateur was to play one of the in-
strnmenits. I was leader. I thought
Gottschalk would'have a fit when t
told him that the amateur Couldn't
play three straight notes of the piece."
"He is sure to throw ns all out," said
I, "and rain the performance."
"Gottschalk swore like a major, but
'twas no good. The bills were out, and
he couldn't go back of his programme,
even if the gift of the hall for the night
was no consideration to him. At last I
hit on an idea that fixed the whole
business. The amateur came down to
rehearsal, and we praised him up until
he thought he was to be the star of the
night. jAs soon as he left we took the
hammers out of his piano and made . it
as dump as an oyster. I guessed he
would never know the difference, with
seven ianos going at once."
The uneful convention laughed.
bilae," said
hila thumb g
"Yez had'
613 ricks wid
av that ugly;
ye who is bo
D'uff's voice
e.tent of hi':
"Yez have
traansitory j
better slap°,
the lady in
o y served
an's tepnp':
h a thumb,
pulse he', ma
a moment t
apd day wa
vdhich fell
rapidity on�`.
f mily, whit
drowsily off
o evils whela
Ii r Dn i , getting madd
it(i r.
n e ter , of be thrying sir.
1• o, 'or r '11 nd' ye 'wan ide.
Y
6 aw; of yours that''ull t ohei
a oft e Duff family." Mr.
ose as herealized the full
hurt.
• b n • ' ' ng yerself into
•• -ja ,. s, P t, and yez had
• t off b : for lunch," replied
con •ilial ry tone, which
to : av to the gentle -
into : *act sympathy 'with
if ra wit • an irresistible iin-
e goo • his threat, and din
e swe:t 'litude of the pot
✓ del br pken by bows
t • '1. co jugal force and
• o h t • e his as of the tiff
he • um a bee hum sed
Or . izin aver great ess
tnk • dam,
Too .ttilru ' a,I amain.
While A a Reh : n,te well known
alctress, was in I/o isvi le a short time
a o, a S,'out erI ,.entleman, a pl nter
o consider le+ ye • rs and fortun , al -
1 wed herd arms o dv'ercome his long
s stained ale Sion to Matrimony, and
approached t fa"rilady with prop silo
f marr ago h: following cony res-
ton is th po i ted by a 'vera ions
IL,ouisville seri.) e t ih be ensued :
become your e,
esire time ton r -
position ; sego dd, I
ur consent to . two
Ls
"And just as I thought," said the
leader, i hammering on the table wit
his glass, "that amateur or his friend
never discovered the trick."
"No ?",
"No;' sir ; he just sailed in, and pound-
ed on that piano as if it was the Fors
enemy he ever had. He was bound t
show off among so many good pianist
and hammered on his key -board ant
the perspiration nearly blinded hi
Now and then I looked at him appro
ingly to give him , fresh courage; an
every time that I did he gave the pian
a lick that nearly made matchwood
it. His friends all around threw bo
quete-at him till he looked like a we
ding arch, and when it was all over s
fond parent fell on his neck in t e
green -room and slipped a check for $2 0
into his hand. The old- man didn't
know whether he was standing on h s
head or on his heels, he was so tickle -
and the way he set up the wine for t
crowd"was a caution.
"Didn't he do fine," said he to
"amerag so many first-class professio
als, tqo."
"I never heard an amateur do so w
in public," said I, and what's more
meant it, eh ? Don't you think I w
right ?"—San Francisco Chronicle.
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least."
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would."."
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Of tobacco
cigars." ' I
"What Y'
in his ch
arlor, an
his lips t
'vhistle.' I'
"Great'
well," and
"I mean
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speak 'c
!promise.
year or tw
baeeo—d;4
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more to b
me ; but,'
tween die
- the natur
,Good day;
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Gaieties.
A gentleman was pricing an old sofa
in an auction roon. "This sofa once be-
longed to Lafitte ; it is fall of historical
reminiscences." "There is one now,
pa, crawling right lup the back,". ob-
served • the gentleman's little boy.
"That's a fact ; "it's alive with histori-
cal reminiscences," said the gentleman,
punching in the corner with his cane.
No sale.
--Dugald : "Hev you hard apoot poor
Tolima Maclean ? e was doon with ta
conouesion of ta prain." Archie :
"Poor fellah. Wass it a catching com-
plaint, Tugal, and 'wass Tchon neffer
'noculated on ta arm akainst such con-
tagious tiseases ?" Dugald : "It wass
ta born fool you wass to spier sich a
silly spier. It wass knocked on ta
head he wass, and not on ta arm.
Chwat'ignorance to think that a man's
prains wags in his arm 1"
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Dnff and the Bee.
The Dnff family, pater, mater a
little ones, picnicked on -the beach
gond Fort Point recently. "I do lb
nathure," remarked Patrick Duff, w
is a proud and frequent voter of t
Seventh Ward, as he unhitched'.
dray horse from the family carry-,:
which bore the family arms, "Du
'Xpress." "The cares av political 1 •
and ;general expressing require t
man ghud relax- his moind midst
grand reposh av tireless Nature's res
ful bosom. I'll ring that sentim
into me next warred club spathe, M
Helen ; be me soul, I will. Lave ho
av that could boiled ham, James H
ry,,or I'll throw ye into the trackl
tide."
The lunch basket was safely depo
ed in the shade of a rock, the yont
Duffs disported bare legged in the
snrf,l and Mr. and Mrs. Dnff wandeaed,
free from care, o'er the green hills de.
Presently Mrs. Dnff discovered a b m-
ble bee in the deep recess of a i d
flower she had plucked. Alas 1 ' he
had 'never seen a bumble bee before.
"Luk here, Patrick," she exd1 .i ed.
"Yez never saw the loike av that ;in
Kerry, Pat."
Mr. Duff was too mach of a politic
to commit himself as to his knowle
or lack of it, without first consider
the subject. Taking the flower f
his wife's hand he eyed the bed e
(sally and then assented :
—Our American colored man, Uncle
Billy, in discussir g the Civil - Rights
bill, gave his opinion of it in this way :
"We can smoke whenebber we please,
stop at de hotels, Spit on de carpets,
and make de white folks tend on de ole
nigger You bet; day's fun comin'."
But when he was asked if he under-
stood the provisions of the bill, he ex-
claimed, "Bless de Lord, am dere pro-
visions in it j Den I'm heart and soul
for it." -
-"Deacon," said a widow, as she
heaved a long drawn sigh, and softly
raised two tear bejewelled eyes to his,
"don't you sometimes have a yearuing
for the sweet companionship of a kin-
dred soul to share the joys and sorrows
that walk, twin dike, with us through
all the varied scenes of life i" "Well,
widow," sighed the old deacon in reply,
"I've kinder had; a yearning all the
evenin', but I thought maybe it was
them cold beans I eat for supper."
—The baby didn't feel pretty good
anyhow, poor little thing ; the car was
cclld and the road was rough, and every-
body wascross acid glum, and the baby
had only one way to- express its emo-
tions, so it cried. And how it did cry 1
Twenty-eight mike of it and no sign of
a let up, and the tired - mother just
smothering it with baby talk and rock-
ing the little thing in her arms. Pres -
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along; lik
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They rus
began to
stood rip
pools.',
tie valve,w
ninety -fife
mare wa
At Sari
lead. N
train; wa
fell tiara
lastingly
wounded
passenge
train,' b
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pi ter started
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plowed a prol
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tit i1 Ont cut off . •• y to-
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ea the alternativ •."
IJa � 1184, there's n thing
pia. I like you—yon d suit
it it tousles to choos •''be -
a a d marryin', gi e'' me
rst last and a ways.
THE SEAIORTH
NS ij RANGE AGENCY..
elf
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lowing
editor,
as folio
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it's i1ot w]
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out her �
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furniture s
ouldn't hold it
eeze everyt)
error, whicl
to car. Th
.On . n the glas
not er horse s
on onldn't hatte held
tem windlas . She
er ears and ported
ent -inch shel . The
ega i to get xcited.
on the platfor s and
belts. The co doctor
at II,nd began to sell
eb pulled th throt-
en,land tore a ong at
hour. Son the
st c{f the cowcatcher.
wediad six miles thee
Sx Mile House the
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-ST., NORTHa SEAFORTJI,
GENE AL _7113E, Diarinia, Life and Accident
Ins nee Agent, Co. vpyancer,o. Rieke
on all kinds of property effected at lowest cur-
rent rates. Lossea adjusted 'promptly' and satis-
None but firet.claes reliable Com -
resented. Exceptionally lqw rates on
of farm propert . Only 60 cents to
)0 for three yoare n the Gory District
rtablished for ov0I 40 years.'The fol-
mpaniee represen ed :
fmotor ily.
pantos ref
all class°E
$1 per $1
of Galt, e
lowing Cc
thern
• epar-
British American, of T rent°,
Scottish Imperial, of G &spew, Scotland,
Northern, of London, ngland,
Gore District, of Galt,' ntario,
Canada Fire and Marin , of Hamilton, Ont.,
BoyalCanadian, o' Mo treat, P. Q.,
Qneb o, o Quebec P. .,
Allis oe, of Hamilton. ntarfo,
.h
Tray ere (Life -a d beoiaent), of Hartford,
cam.,
Toro to Life, of T rondo, Ontario .
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I AM ALSO AGENjT FOR THE
CA
LOA
Money
per cent
STAT
irtver,
speed :
ust as
arted.
11, but
ung m
they
mare
and
Darting
Sailing
all poen
or New
$60 to
—ret
rope e
an donb
ship Co
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ADA PEtMANENT
AND SAYINGS COMPAN '.-
advanoed on Rett 'f Estate at 6 and 84
Per annum.
ALSO AGENT FO i THE
`LINE STEAMSHIP CO. Y,
roar New York City every Thursday, to
e in Europe. Tickets issued from here
York, to snit pprchaeer. First Cabin,
110—return. Second Cabin, $40 to $76
- Steerage, $28. Parties going to En-
onld try the STATE LINE, as ,it is
edly one of the Beet and panSafest es sailing from New York St€am
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W N. WATSON,
M in Street, SEAPORTH, Ontario
OFFI E -- In campbell'e Block, o posite
t e M neion otel
GR AT ATTC'TION SALE
—0P—
VA UABLE iPROPEFTY
N THE
VILL : GE OF KTPPEN, COUNTY
OF HURON.
MR,
T. P. BRINE has' been instructed y Mr.
NI Y SHAFFER to sell by Pabli Auc-
tion, a hie Hotel, in the Village 'of Kippen, on
SAT
At 10
:,h ahead. of
°pea draw an
d. tip -72 killed
as pretty rough
then we distar
fe. About a moi
'her present owner
Orleans Picitui s.
'me it
d ever-
nd 199
on the
ted the
th after
4 1stTice' Parish.
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$
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tof
at
ulpera
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C ra
Exeter
Hennli
Kippe
Bre
Clnto
L•ndel
$1nth.
)gra
ging
fan Goij to &'
`Ingh
B nigra
Blyth
Lende:
C1,into°
Bruce
"It is a purty birrid, Mary Helotij." g nevi
Then he carefully picked the bee otof E ate
the flower between his thumb and'fol e C ntr.•
finger, and repeated slowly : Londe'
"Yes, it is a very party barrio_ I I
think it is a ." Before Mr.
had explained what he was please
think the bee was, he had dashed
flower in his amazed .wife's face,ju
excitedly in the air, landed hatless,
with hair erect, and again repe: t d, iXe
still slowly, but with popping, gl.: g . i'>llixe
eyes, and in a voice husky with pal • a d
anger : "It is a party bnrrid, but; I• ly
mnrther, how hot its little fut is !"
Patrick Duff, have you been hi tieg
that whisky bottlein the lunch, b s-
hot ?" exclaimed the indignant '; lefts.
Duff.
Patrick in dumb bewilderment .a: ed
on bis swelling and inflamed t . n •. b
and then at the wife of his boso•. .e
fore he replied : •
'Hod yez run your needle t• o • gh
that bnrrid.; Mary Helen, before ye , av'
it to me ?"
1'Don't yez be too funny, Pat," said
Mrs. Duff, .testily.
"Shure I'm not funny at all, ary
Helen, and yez need'nt look that ay
at -me, nattier, or I'll break per aer-
Off
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a report of the
aced in the lot
t utters right
seiijding a lette
as kinly printed
on represent me
all 1 alang had
officials.' Altho
said!. What 1 s
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ing;rparish.'"
on Huron and B
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bore.. .... . 7 44
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lia...........902
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Express.
Mail.
P.M.
220
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8 88
8 52
8 57
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4 41
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slodie Seafor
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BS. AB'enrolee's.,
se 55 P. M.
Train.....a :15 A.M.
Train....
SAO — .'3, eeionert.
ss',..... ....7:50 A. M.
es' Train..,. 1:10 P. M.
Train.... 4 45 P. M.
Train ...10:50 A.M.
"AND DON'T Yo
—THAT
FORGET IT,"
0KILLORAN & RYA
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THE -OL EST FIRM IN SEAFORTH,
They have always paid 100 cents on the dollar, and they expect their enetomere to " go and do
do likewise." They do not pretend to sell Goode at Cot, or even below it ;. but they are prepared
to Bell the VERY BEST
URDAY, MAY 14, 881,
clock P. M., Sheep, the followin Vain -
able Reae Estate :
FOJR VILLAGE LOTS=
hich is erected a new and oomfort-
Dwelling House, with all other
onvenienoes a1ee two good Grain
, situate at$ippen Station.
ing bons s ate situated in the beet
nvenien places in the village ; the
arelarg an,d commodious, and are
d for do ng a large general produce
On each of
able Fram
neoessry
Storehouse
awe
gat c
The
and in
StorelIouee
well adapt
business.
Kippen i
Huroi and
Railw y ; 1
and most f
and a
Thi
condi
willb
TE
be pa
balance m
vionsty on
Anctionee
arochial
nted, as
i. roceed-
paper.
the fol -
to the
It ran
to have
a very
gh true,
id was,
drucken
a prose rose village en the.London,
Bruce B ne of the Great Western
t is the c nt a of one of the richest
rtile agr cal ural sections in Canada,
good trade is bei g done in the place:
Bntl ' • s gs an ' the Storehouses are in good
ion, icing tie rly new, and a rare bargain
giv[n.
3MS One ha 1 of the purchase money to
d on he day o sale, and the terms for the
de kno ort the day of sale, or pre.
applioati,n to the Proprietot or the
• H _INRY SHAFFER, Proprietor.
BRI E, Atte.ioneer. 699-8
PACIFIC RAILW1 Y CO.
J. P.
GROCERIES, _CROCKERY, AND LIQUORS
IN THE MARKET, AT A FAI#t LIVINGII PROFIT.
The Very Finest BRAXDIES from our Resident Buyer) in France, and
WIES from our Agents in Spain and Pgrtlugai.
FINE TEAS A SPECIALTY. S GARS, TOBACCOS, &C.,
AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES.
THEI CA ADIA
oe.
Express.
A.M.
8 25
728
7 40
7 58
7 59
8 08
8 25
8 46
8 62
9 09
9 25
s. Ezprese.
P. M.
6 20
6 38
6 66
7 04
7 24
7 48
7 69
8 08
8 26
8 49
10 10
unk ail ay.
h and Clint° Stations as
:17 P. M.
:40P.M.
E
T
GIVE 13ii A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
KILLOI3AN & RYAN, Seaforth.
N. B.—We are also Agents for the Celebrated " Maeala" Sacramental Wigle. Warranted Pure.
IG ATI), NTO MANITOBA
AND THE
A ADIA�NORTHWEST.
SAL a OF LANDS.
En
Con
pan, will
sell land
the low p
me,te,a'
wa of re
acr of
in hree t
eh se, a
ot&er im
he la
pri:e Mi
To n it
ontra
la de re
poses no
nten
in,: the
th reon
li �eralte
nrth
c ion a
c flc
innipe
Montr
LINTON.
2:40 P. M.
9:15 P.M.
0:00 A. M.
6:15 P. M.
CLINTON.
7:30 A.M.
12:46 P. M.
4:15 P. M. -
10:00 A. M.
HE
NO
RRIA E LIC
I�IIED AT
I1URON EXPOSITO
EAFOIR, H, ONT
WITN SEES !,RE
•
:,
NsEs
enrage the rapid settlement of the
try, the • ari,adian Pacific Railway Com-
be prep red, until further notice, to
requir: fob• Agricultural purposes at
ice of $ - 50 an acre, payable ey inetal-
d will ier make an allowance by
ate fro„ the price, of $1 25 for every
eh lands renght ander native inn with -
five ye • ref following the date of pur-
ording to the nature and extentof the
rovemeito nandethereon.
de Ohne offered for sale will not com-
ers', Coag or Wood lands, or treats for
s and R • ilway purposes.
ts at :penial rates will be made for
uired fo • cattle raising and other _ pur-
involvint r)nmediate onitivatibn., •
ing Bettl:re and their effects, on reaoh-
ompany s- !Railway, will be forwarded
to their place of destination on very
me.
r vatic' ars will be furnished on appli-
theOffia:e'of The Canad an Pa
ailwa Company. at Montreal and
. By o dee of the Board, .
CH '• . DRINKWATER, Saoretary.
al, April Seth,1881. 700-4
PU
For F
t ,On 11
• th g'
mineti
snd•B
For'
oderic
n Mon
th th
chools
Form
he can
he Sec
It i4
ee
intenti
Cand
Dates a
tific&te
LIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
E : XNATIONS,II1881.
mt.-Class At the Normal Scheel, Toron-
tm
de C, no -profoesional, follow d by Be-
ns for ret -Class Certificates nd grade
First -0 sh.
eeond a dl Third-Class—At the Town of
, and C ton and,Seaforth MO Schools,
y, July elth, at 2 P. M., concurrently
Inte cidiate Examination for High
of the title° to be previonJy given by
and up° t9he same papers.
idates c. ,he obtained on apelication to
ndispens ble that Candidates notify the
not la et then the 1st of June of their
n to pre nt themselves for cutmination.
dates for First and Seccind-Class Certifi-
f succe ln teaching, and all are required
to furnish certifi ,ates of moral eharaeter.
Cand_dates fo : Second and Third -Claes must
state weether t ey intend to write in Goderich or
at some of the o her named High Schools.
PETER ADAMSON,
700-2 Secrete Board of Examiners, Oroderich.
STI L AHEAD.
BRUSSE S LIME WORKS.
0
OIANOS ANDf ORGANS.
Tbe Very Latest and Most Important Announcemen t yet
made is the fact that we have
REDUCED THE PRICES
In Pianos and Organs,
S3 that all may have an opportnn ity of enjoying the pbeaeures
and benefits of a Magni. Instrum ent. Through our latge and
inereasing trade we are in a posi tion to supply PIANOS
from the Best Canadian and A. Menem Factories, incluning
STEINWAY, CHICKERINC, DECKER, WEBER,
Alnd others toe numerous to meCetion, at prices sue terms
that ceamot fail to give satisfaetion. The fabulous 'Woes
charged for Pianos and Organs in this locality, previous our
e1ppearance on the scene, have been swept away, and no only
new prices but genuine (nullity in instruments have been in-
troduced. We make a Specialty of the
p' °MINION ORGANS AND PIANOS
believing they are equal, if reA superior in quality, to any
Lestranient in the market.
fOld Instruments taken in gxchange. Pianos
and Organ's to Rent.
SEWING M
We are Agents for the Raymon
kept in stock and rednced in price
1second-hand Machines, which id
Sewing Machines, wieie h are
We have a number of good
lib° sold cheap.
1 PHOTOGRAPHING ANO PICTURE FRAMING
CARRIED ON E TENSItELY.
HE SEAFORPI FLAX MILLS.
Noe0TWnseI4THuent8tiANDion le G the _its fire and the
total 1 hinsevbea:ns and a I genteuteatibty3.otfilmae ateegrale,tthel°2
Undersigned is dete e . ed to go into aka lriaX
business this comine !lemon More extensively
He is revered to. receive appliestiens from
tide profitable Green
Pe aonrtaiebos utesir500outtesr:. grow ,
eery beet terms. Mei desires to secure this Bea -
either by the acre or the ton, Ind will give the
Any quantity of ood aleati seed ort hand.
tion as men as possi le.
He will still sell h
On reasonable terms.
MONEY
mill to s suitable pe sen
JOHN !BEATTIE/.
TO
Any amount of in neito an. ou reasonable
rates of intereet, on ood farm seeurity.
OFFICE—Canadhe Bank of Commerce Build,
INSURANCE AND IA AGENCY.
ALONZ 0' STRONG
TS AGENT for SeVeral Verse -Clan Stock, Fire
-A- and Life Insaraace Companies, and is prepar-
ed to take risks on ehe most f vorable terms.
Also Agent for seeerel of t e best Loan So -
Also Agent for ten Sale and'Pnrchase of Yam
and Village Properte.
improve Farrn,s for Sale.
$50,000 to Loon at 4eveia per mat.
Agent for the sale Id Ocean ISteamehip Tickets
Street, Seaforth. 1 646
-1-" that he has leased and fitted up the comm.
dims store betweea Murphy' Grocery and Reb-
erteon's Hardware stores, w ere he will keep in
their eeason fall lines of
1 OYSTERS, FRUITS,
WADE BROTH' ERS, Seaforth.
WHITNEIPri BLOCK.'
PILLMA`N'S CARRIAGE WORKS, SEAFORTH.
THEY ARE AGAII\ TO THE FORE.
tSZ 00
REG to state to those in want of Buggiee that they have now n hand as _good end hand -
NEW BUGGIES!
NEW BUGGIESII
And everything in that line ; also TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, PIPES, lee, His took ite all New and
Fresh, and he will do his ve beet to please his
customers.
Oysters served, en the pro see, hot or cold, Or
supplied in bulk. , Give him call.
Of various designs and styles as men be found in eny shop west of Toronto. They a re all made
by themselyes, and they can consequently warrant them as to workmanship and materiel;
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS.
Promptly attended to and neatly and eubetentially executed, and ea tisfaction guaranteed.
turning tha its to the inhabitants of Brussels
and v mite, fo past patronage, and beg to state
that h ving m e several improvements in their
kiln a d mode f burning, they are n w in a bet-
ter po • Lion tha ever before to Rupp v the pleb -
lie wit first-cl et, Lime at 13 cents cash at the
Thi being the seventh season of Lnr business
kiln, o 15 cent delivered.
des gs n mole, and having gl en Anglian-
fied tiefacti n so far, the public can rely on
receiv g goo treatment and first class article
Re ember t e Spot—Brussels Lithe Werke.
699 TOWN & SONS.
OFFICE
13111
rriRalsozcii\TG.
We are also prepared to take orders for Trimming Vehiceee of all kinds,
class job at reasonable pricen
CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL
And be convinced that we can do better for you than most other firms in the Trade.
697
.THE zu
SADDLERY, ARNESS,
M DEAGON
RICH
and can Ectlarallbee Ilrat-
er if d (mired.
HE1?.1i0A1 W.E.4,L, Proprietor.
A. GOOD Stec* of Harness of all kinds always
on hand, together w'th everything else be-
longing to the business which will be sold
cheaper than ever.
FURNITURE, rURNITURE.
Specially low pricee gi en to newly married
couples requiring lumina . Call and see my
Stock and prices before p chasing elsewhere, sr
you will olive money by do ng so.
898 HERMON WELL, Zuriek.
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS!
HN WILLIAMS 400.'
BANKERS, &Cie
Discont[ted. Drafts Limed. Money Lent
on Rcial Estate at Lowest tee.
JOHN yiTILL MS & Co.
658-5
OVER 600 PATTERNS, FROM 5 CENTS PER ROLL UPWARDS.
INDOW BLIND AND FIXTURES.
SALE,S7AB L ES,
SEAFORTH.
eryrnan, keeps the best and moat stylish rige
and the beet driving holes in the businese.
Neat and Nobby Cutte s, handsome and com-
fortable Robes, and fast and safe horses always
ow hand.
A very han4 some f a 3, sleigh for one or two
Day and night calls pr mptly attended to.
Good driving horses ght and sold.
REMEMBER THE P ACE — Opposite O. 0.
689 ARTHUR FORBES,.
CHARLES DUNBAR,
LOCK AND GUNSMITH
THE OLD ESTA LISHED HOU§E
Farmers, Come and See Large Stock of Cheese Fac-
tory Milk Cans, Milk Pails and Dishes,
Air ANITFACTIMEB a d Importer of all kinds
-13-1- of English and erioan Gnne,Riftes,Re-
volvers, Fishing Tack' and Sporting Goods in
general, wishes to info .the public that be has
opened General Reps Shop in Mr. Roberta'
(Druggist) old stand, opposite Cardno's
where he intends to carey on business. Allkinds
of Repairing done in Locks, Keye, Guns, Revd -
vers, Parssole , 'Umbrellas. Table Plate, ie.
Grinding Done. The 'Repairing of Sewing Ma -
chime a Specialty. Sclemors, Knives, Skates,
and Lawn Mowers harpened and repaired.
Eleotro Plating done 'n Gold and Silver. 014
Jewelry made just a good as new. All work
entrusted to him will e promptlyattended to on
the shortest notke.
OLD FAVOOTE GALLERY.
ANDREW CALDER,
-I- gone through thtefiery ordeal, is new running
again in full blast, i this new and commodious
premises in Scott's Iock. This is the oldest
Gallery in this sectio , and has been thoroughly
refitted and equippe 'with all the latest
modation of Mr. C lder's large and increasing
trade. Having now t into one of the hand-
somest and Most co pletely furnish° d galleries
in the west, he is no in a better position than
at any Previous tim to tarn out all 'work in the
man r, at the low at living pr ofit,and on the
short poseiblo no ice. A call is cordially so-
licited om ell -
692 A. CALD R, Scott's Block, Seaforth.
And Everything Belonging td the Cheese arid Butter Business.
MY !MPERIAl_iVIEAS RES CANriVOT BE BEAT
General Stock of Bwilding Ilairdwacre Always on Hand.'
JOHN. kIDD, Main Street, Seaforth.
ZURIH SAliy MILLS.
uKVINEIr 3.1:141 refitted the Zurich Saw
-1-1. Mill and having s large supply of splendid
Logs, le now prepar to furnish
LUMBER F ANY KIND 1
On the shortest no ice and cheap. A good do*
Of PINE away on hand.
shingles and iencing and Draining Lumber
kept amstantia on hand, also Stock Lumber.
Remember the
can be served se -sr
place in the Conn
6.97-4
11 S. CAMPB
ly attended W.
79
Zurich Saw Mill, where Yon
ell and ae cheap as any other
HENRY coos, Proprietor.
uhProvtoeild Logi ammo,
Meer. Ordsrsby,lastiprome
D- 13. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.