The Huron Expositor, 1881-11-18, Page 6C r
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'hip me net;
iwet MB, hurry me not ;
nen�pnre not.
forgetin, me sot;
bay and titan, lob me not ;
# clean water, stint me not;
Of soft, dry bed, deprive me not ;
Tired and hot, wash are not ;
t sick or odd, chide me not ;
With spongeand brush negieot me not;
With bats and reins, 0 jerk me not;
And when you are angry, whip me not.
At the Burial.
�l tbh attain gone—foremoat Republican;
time --Columbian faTorite son f
i we lay thine honorable head
incommon dust among tine dead 2
aro fol the srnne across -{he mighty breast
ha the work of empire but began,
d all -by glorious labors yet undone 2
. soldier, pasaingto untimely rest,
of nations le about thy bed;
of empires consecrate thy dust.
1 of r eyes with nndried tears: aro wet
him by whom to -day thy feet are set,
aroof mai ty dom prep fired "thy trust,"
74ithful his to death. The great bells toll
g o1 thy hero -martyr soul,
solemn silences that fall
thunders of the gone, the small
of thine once more its answer gives, !
xealm through death's enshrouding
"l •Pa
ottheurt, God reigns and the Republic lives .
KATE SWYllotrY MACLEAN.
Cross Christians.
n ' lith a fine thing it is to feel good,
e e,
his Was said to me by a brave, lov-
ing, overburdened young wife and
'neither. The quivering lip and mois
•ten ed eye with which it was acoom-
ed ' Id a story of struggle despite
ame that shone through the mist.
When threw my arm around her and
said, " on dear little woman, your
poor nerves are just worn out ; you
in + : t rent," the shower game, and as
as t held up, she said, "I'm afraid
I' + tiro all the time." Her only rem-
_ w rest.
t it is a fine thing to feel good
na -' i There is no denying the fact
tha there is much to cross us in this t
- gling world. Leaving out the
MO* causes of troublesome children f
incompetent servaunts, the lesser
yances of life are legion. The c
'oas and commissions, the dere-
lie ons&nd peccadilloes of our dearest
frie + ds d constant companions are a . .
frui n , nroe of distress or discipline, 2
sec • rdn to the use we make of them.
We sub it to a great sorrow, but do 1
we con der from whose hand these p
petty trials proceed ?
S n t mss we begin the day with an
un u table degree of irritability. and A
if w were frank would say, as did the
Candidlittle `three-year-old, "I don't r
want to a good ; I'm going to be bad p
o. y." We feel: confessedly cross. 1
We uiay search out the canoe. Our W
aiet,�l in q antity and quality, may have
affeo ed the system just enough to put A
the heart out of tune., Then const the
soul doubly on guard, for there will
be need o watching and fighting quite
ae m . ch _ pig.
`t hat becomes of all the amiable ro
o , + ` la les ?" asked -a querulous
h :ler ; "mothers and wives are so
ill.-te ea pe ed ?"
Cr: ss p tints are in danger of gar- 1:
• : a unsightly crop by-and-by, B
whe • the reaping comes. Better scat
ter kn. : -is of kindness. A
"I never -suspected myself of bad el
tem r, till I had a half-grown, head- ' th
stro boy to contend with," is the con- b
fessis ofanother parent. There it is,
the: cares and crosses of life choke out
our tter impulses, and we are surly ta
of sunny. Thus we fail to C
adorn the ootrine and to recommend
the r 'gio of the. One altogether lovely. Oc
rao at fault ? No ; it is ail- H. suffice nt even for this. We do not for-
get th gr at natural differences of the c
tem to .e and constitution. "Grace M
gr on a crab stalk" is not often
- pmust
rodu civ of luscious; fruit. Yet we wi
' 1
which means that the will remo'e
old one by powerf 1. washbs: The m
°'coney'' of these sin doctors live
elegant, style. and make` a profo
mystery of the lotions they employ.
Most of them are artful enon
have one or two young girls in at
dance, gifted wit naturally beast
compleaiens, but wally to swear
they are the result of Madame's "bal
or "bloom." One of ithem, who
place hear UnionSquare, employ
handsomely dressedyoung lady wit
brilliant complexi n to oall five or
times a day to th nk her in the p
woe of fresh on tomers for her
skin.
Yet in spite of 11 this the only •
men who have be utifal complexi
are those born wit them.
To say nothin of the compon
made up in this country, and w
have reaped -forth es for their ori
ators, cosmetics ar imported in th
sands of dollars' worth at a t
through the year, nd many of th
contain. white -lead d arsenic in su
large proportions s to be positiv
dangerous and not infrequently fatal
their results. Th worst of exp
menting with the omplexion is t
when a woman b s she finds a ki
of a fascination in 't that will not
low her to leave off, and the conn
girl who begins by daubing her fo
and chin with flour, and rabbi
her cheeks with a mullen-leaf, as a o
lady winds up :with Roman baths an
Parisian lotions.
Thoroughbred Cattle in
' Manitoba.
Messrs. Gua& S n, of Oshawa,
cently sent a ot of thoroughbred sto
to Winnipeg, M 'toba. These an
mals were disposed f by public aucti
on Thursday of la t week. A goo
many farmers and o hers attended t
sale, and the biddi g was lively, a
hough in some case the prices realiz
were not as large N. expected. Th
ollowmg sales were ads :
Cora 6th—Red an white, Ayrshir
alved June 20th, 18 9, bred by Guy
Son, bought by Ch . Whitehead,
Brandon, $85.
Maggie—Red and bite, calved Ma
6th, 1875, awarded rst prize for th
best Ayrshire cow in milk at Toront
881, and one of tihe�n awarded her
rize, bought by Charles Whitehead
160.
Pet 2nd"— Red and white, calve
Aril 2nd, 1877, winner of second priz
for three year old Ay shire cows at To
onto, 1881, and one of herd that too
rize, also gaining setiond at London
881, bought by -Jas, R. Sutherland
innipeg, $100. `
Prince Charley -- Brown and white,
yrshire bull, calved May 6th, 1877,
winner of first prize at Provincial Ex-.
bitions, Toronto, three years. in -silo
ssion, silver medal and diploma as
est Aryahire bull, of any age, at To-
nto, 1881,and first prize at Provincial,
widen, 1881—E. G. Allen for the Em -
men Agricultural Society, $875..
Cherry ,Red and white, calved April
0th, 18'79, bought " by George Parker,
lythefield, $75.
Roseate 2nd—Red and white, calved
peril 7th, 1810, took first prize in her
ass, and -was one of the first calves
at took first; prize at Toronto, 1881,
bo by Charles'Wlfitehead, $55.
Carta 4th—Red aid white, oalved
September 5th,' 1880, one of the- five
a king prizes at Tor nto, bought by
harles Whitehead, $ 0.
Pansyj2nd—Red d 'white, calved
etober 20th, 1880, an *ther of the five,
B. Fairfield, Winne , $47.50.
Conntess 4th—Red n white spots,
cal
3'b
April 6th, 1881. G. A. Clines,
rria, $15.•
Cecil --=Two year ' ol4 Durham bull,
-nner of lst prize :at County Ontario
ow, 1881, John W. Carlton, Clear-
ings, $135. ,
Rosedale Duke—On year old Dur-
ambull, Charles Whi ehead, $130. -
Ranger—White, withred spots, Ayr -
ire bull, calved Cceber 10th, 1880,
arded 2nd prize as a earling, at To-
nto, and also at - Lon on. J. C. Mc-
strey, Winnipeg, $62.50.
oyal Butterfly—Br 4 wn and white,
rehire bail, calved ay 3rd, 1878, a
at prize winner in '79 and '80 ; first
ze at Toronto, 1881, as three year
and second at London, W. Lewis,
mpton, $130.
here were four Ser shire pigs sold
39 each, and four uffolks at $27,
the
ost
in
and'
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that
has
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a
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owl in ' grace and graciousness
despite of difficulties, God helping us.
We h ve no right to be crabbed. We
must teems it a sin to exhibit oroea-
Hess, 1' yin
mind,
contro
touche
ties.
for Ch
sweet �em
tractiv ai
dam of au:
sells and.
nese.-oaN r
our weaknesses of body and
nr arises controllable and un=
abl , at the feet of Him who is
sh
apr
h
sh
w th a feeling of ` our infirnsi- roil
an we not be kind and pleasant Kin
fist's sake ? It is the genial, R
eyed Christian that is at -
influential. It is the wis-
ny heartedness that winneth
urneth many ` to righteous-
stian at Work.
Ay
gre
pri
old
Ply
T
tilea Complexions. at $
The disc f to
Avery o arsenic ua the re- pec 1 the
mains , of the unfortunate Jennie Cra-
mer, and he ooted question 'as to
whecther it was administered to her or
whether she had not taken it herself for
the preservation of her remarkably
white �commplexion, says a. New York
correspondent, has revived the subject
of arse io- r.ting in that city. A;chat
with o e o two druggists and physi-
oians h given him some idea of the
extent o Which this pernicious and
danger us habit Ls indulged in.
It h its! foundation, of course, in the
desire for beauty so natural in every
woman,. ant how important a part an
exquisite complexion plays in the gen-
eral appearance is recognized wh
p e an county
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How herring and Cotton -Seed
Oil Beconie Sardines.
If Connecticut is the land of wooden
rintmegs; Maine must be the land of
herring -sardines. There are said to be
22 establishments on the Washington
county coast, whereof two-thirds are in
this town, in which herring are put up
as sardines in tin boxes t made here in
imitation of those used by the French,
bearing French labels preserved in
cotton -seed oil, which is asserted on the
cans to be olive oil. "No Admittance''
is notified at the entrance, btit the rule
is not enforced. Herring are brought
note how easily a girl ins the title of an from the bay in la ge quantities,
pretty, even if her features are- poor and are unloaded. at the�everal wharves
where the factories are erected. They
and her dress simple, if she has a pure, are carried in baskets in o a large room
soft, white skin, that enables her to
wear either the colors of blonde and provided with rough t hies, where "
b tt impunity, to def gang of boys 10 15 years of age
ah armed with
e children are
t removes the
ch fish, and at
greater part of
is more or less
rune with ifrom to
the rogh caresses of the and sun and are waiting for them, ea
wind ; hi1 another girl with well -cut d knife,' Some ofn the
features all the advantage of toilet dexterous. A single e
Is' doom o the cruel adjective of head and shoulder of e,
plain R o the same time draws the
account of a sallow or the "innards." The tail
pimpled mplexion, which neither removed by another cut.
titles
powder orrouge used in decent quan- The extent of the business done is
ca noeal. indicated by the fact tha the rejected
To gain what nature has denied, parts of the herring at • single estab-
women resort to every conceivable de- ` lishment frequently amo nt to several
vioe,from the rase of simple lemon juice 1 hogsheads a day. Th se parte are
and glyeeri e up to the elaborate Isom- ;
boiled, pressed for their if, and the
pounds p rted from France, and theto
fuse is sold for man facture into
expensi tr atmeut of the specialists dressing for soil
who proini to mak
bloom o;
are a" gr+
small so
them h
beau
e
avenue,
of asses'
for the t
has ono
money
A writ
handsom
city,has
=liar so
fsoe at ni
third s
poultice
in her o
their ab'
an
d
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ca
at
tle
h
e lilies and roses
satin -smooth skin. There
many Mime. Raolaels on a
n New York, and each of I t
r own particular recipe for , r
she epidermis
It is not
yet possible to manefaoture olive
oil and anchovy paste out of the heads
of herring. The bodies and tails of
he herring are washed, laid upon wire
auks, baked in a great ()ben, packed in
in boxes by girls, covered with cotton-
eed oil, the boxes are soldered, heated
again in the oil, and finally packed in
wooden boxes for shipm nt. The pro -
nob so a„ that of pnttin up veritable
eas need not be descri d at a great
ength. It does net apps r to be a very
leanly process, hitt very liloely it is as
ardmes. The larger fish'are put up an
ral tin boxes and, ar palled `uses
ut." Still other herrin gs are dubbed
eagle fish," unci, finally t ere is,,aprp-
oese of putting rip the fie in a synced
preparation which gives t em the name
"mustard sardines." i
Makers of oleomargarine, Ij believe,
omen has a place on Fifth a
her she gives Roman baths
Milk to her Ind
ifli
h
on
st
8 Doers
g sum of $15 each, and he o
patronage to be making 1 m
Broadway, that has the i
business parlors in the
made a fortune ont of a ' s
of mask to be worn over the , tro
ht s. A stoat dame on Thirty -
t uses the bread=and-milk_
et1iod, and treats her'patrons
n house. Othersadvertise of
ity to supply a new skin,
THE HURON XPOSITOR.
sometimes eat their produo
bro'n`breed, end profess to
some of the sardine oann
their herring and declare tha
Perhaps it is. But it is n
The labels upon the boxes
The word Paris upon the
head of the late E mn�ppeerer Na
gest .8 falsehood. The as
the contents are sardines, pa
beat olive oil, is a direct and.
misstatement. If herring,
the oil of cotton -seed, make
dish, very well. Let those
wishto .do so:; To pot it a
tion of sowething else -. is a
fraud, which the law should
punish•—Boston Advertiser.
011 warm
e it. So
here eat
it is good -
t sardine.
e all lies.
and the
Leon sug-
rtion that
up in the
nquahf ed
at up in,
palatable
feat it who
in imita-
barefaoed
forbid and
Vennor on 188
The following are a few of t
prophet's predictions for n
almanacs t
In Newfoundland the'wint
is likely to be extremely e
stormy. '
A warm wave is likely to
a large portion of North Ame
ing the month of November,
again .daring January and
1882.
A frigid wave may be eal
wards the close of November
of December, 1881.
The winds and storms of 1�
probably arrive ahead of tithe
der the closing days of Feb
ceedingly disagreeable.
Minnesota is likely to
more wintry weather than" in
boring sections.
The latter part of April and entry
May, 1882, will remind one f winte
again, and the spring is likely s o be col
and baokward generally.
The winter of 1882 is not 11: ely to be
characterized by heavy snow falls. on
this side the Atlantic.
In Western Canada, and eEeotions
southofthe lakes, navigation may re-
main open all the year, or olo> : but for
a very brief period.
December, 1881, will be a n. onth of
storm in the lake region.
The summer of 1882 will . '. : gener-
ally unfavorable to agrioultur, owing to
cold and wet weather.
Western sections will proba.. y suffer
more from rains and floods t n from
thunder storms and cyclones ng'the
summer of 1882.
-Volcanic disturbances are li +ay to be
exceedingly active on the �'merican
continent, and will probably i� . 'nr in
entirely new sections.
There will be.brief periods cqi�f severe
cold during the winter of 1882, and
longer ones of warmth. 111
e weather
xt year's
r of 1882
were and
oour over
erica dur-
1881, and
February,
�ected to-
nd entry
(arch will
and ren-
nary ex-
xperienoe
ny neigh -
of
r
d
To Reinove Miele
Apply a solation of chloride f soda,
or, what is equally as good., oh arida of
lime mixed with water. Eit er one
will instantly remove it, with n injury
.to the goods,':if it is white. Th chlor-
ine is equally successful in r moving
some colors, hence.ot safe to a'- ply to
such. - The action is the carne as bleach-
ing ; a portion of the hydrogen is re-
moved and the oxygen burns tip the
carbon. Either one of the above pre-
parations.oan be obtained in a y drug
store, and is quite cheap.
.: ,Popular Apples.
The following named varieti' s ac-
cording to the catalogue of the ! meri-
can Poinologioal- i3aciety, are g nerally
approved in the States designa ';d : At
the 'North and East, the B' ldwin,
Duchess of Oldenbn'rghi'Early arvest,
Fameuee, Gravenstein; Hubba` dston,
Sweet Bough,. 'Red Astrachan, Rhode
Island Greening and Tolman Sweet
have a large and strong vote. In the
Western States, Ben : Davis, -0 rolina
Red June, Early Harvest, Gilpin Jona-
than, Maiden's Blush, Red, Act han,
Bowie's Janet, Smith's Cider and
Wineaap are popular varieties. In the
South, the most. generally approved
apples are, Ben Davis, Buckingham,
Carolina Red June, Early Harvest,
Green Cheese, Horse, Julian, ngum,
Red Astrachan, Nickajack, Sh ckley,
Sops of Wine and, Stevenson's inter.
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A Knit Bed Quilt.
A very pretty bed -cover, and a 'warm
one too, is made from old bits offs nnel,
delaine or bright prints. Strip them
np, as if for a carpet, and sew the to •
getlier, taking care to : have them of
uniform width. Take a pair'of w den
knitting pins, and cast on eight st totes
of the cloth strips ; knit across, back-
wards and forwards, eight ti►n s, so
that it will ,form an exact square, Let
the cloth lie loose oveethe fingOr, 'sol as
not to have the stitches too tight. Al-
ternate the colors 'to yofir 'taste, knit-
ting the strip in blocks till it 'is; two
yards and a quarter long. Bind o the
stitches on the last block arid. 'comn-
mence another strip, taking care to have
squares of different colors come a ainst
each other. Sew the strips tog they
with strong thread, having the co' ers
meet: It makes a pretty contrast' and
is a very nice warm, durable , arti le of
bedding, looking much finer tha it
really is.
—Theous
y g man Robert Be . and
who was opportunely prevented om
committing suicide in Buffalo a few
daysego, has friends in Hamilton. He
told a reporter in London that he was
driven to commit his rash act by the
conduct of a woman who claimed t, be
his wife! This - woman, be el: ems,
drugged him, and while he was n . t in
his right senses had the marriage ere-
n7ony performed. He was engaged to a
young woman in Canada, for ,whoa. he
professed sincere love. He has di:cov-
ered that the woman who "calls he :elf
his wife has been married twice be ore,
and he believes he can have his a ar-
riege declared illegal. His 'affian ed,
whose name is Lena Lambrecht, vi: ited
him in gaol, and a most affectio a ate
interview followed: The case agains+ the
alleged wife is being prosecuted, and
steps°will be taken to have the yo ng
man released from gaol.
•
Virtue Acknowledged.
Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Oakville,wr'tes:
"For reveral-years I have suffered f
oft -recurring bilious headaches„ dys
sia, and complaints peculiar to my
Since using your Burdock Blood
ters I am entirely relieved, 724
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om
ep:
Canadian Cholera
„This terrible;clisease is but little 1 s
fatal than real Asiatic cholera, and e -
quires equally .pi'Qnpt treatment. u r.
Fowler's Extract' of Wild Strawbe
will care it as well as all other forms of
bowel complaint of infants or adult: if
used in proper time. 724
MEN WANTED.
(INE hundred meu wanted to cut oordwood,
`nn saw loge and rails.
TIMBER Fon SALE.
Building timber on the stump or squared. Basil
timber and rails for sale.
JOBS TO LET.
Several jobs of ditching and clearing to let.
Apply at once to
W. 0. 00IIIRLOOKalkinfrOnth.
J. S. POTER SEAFORT.H'.
1 am determined to Clear Out my
.Entire Stogk of Furniture regierd-
1888 Of Cost.
THOSE IN WANT, it will pay them to suer -
give a large discount to those paying °ash, es-
pecially to newly married oouples.
I araatill selling six highly finished oheirs for
$2. I 'also keep Knowlton's Spring Ben the
best and oheapeet in the market ; warranted
perfeetly noisiness.
Wareroome direotiy opposite M. R. Counter's
Mommoth jewelry Store, Main Street, Sesforth,
East Side.
825 • JOHN S. PORTER.
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HAS REMOVED HIS BOOKSTORE TO THE
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ANCHOR LINE.
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TTNITELI STATES MAIL STEAMERS IUD
V Every Saturday from NEW YORK and •
GLASGOW (via Londonderry) and LONDON
TICKETS for Liverpool, Londonderry, Glas.
now, and ill parts of Europe. Fares as low as
any other first-class line.
Prepain Passege Certificates issued to persons
wishing tO bring out thin; Manna.
Steamers are unsurpassed ifor elegance and corn -
fort. Apply to
S. DICKSON,
698 At the Post Office, Seafortb
BROADFOOT & BOX,
UNDERTAKERS, &O.
FrINERALS ATTENDED UN THE'
- SHORTEST NOTICE.
OOFFINS AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON HA.ND.
FIEARSE FOR HIRE.
FORBES' LIVERY
SALE STABLES,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH.
in- amen, keeps the best and most stfilian rigis
and the best driving honied in the ba sines 1.
Neat and Nobby Cutters, hendsotne awl com-
fortable Robes, and fest .and. sef horses always
on hand.
A very bans some family nal& for one or two
Day and night calla promptlinattended to.
Good driving horses bonglat end .661d.
REMEMBER THE PLACE Opposite 0. C
THE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
Temperance , Colonisation Scheme and
Establishment of a Te:mperance Settle-
. ment in the Great North-West,
2 000,000 Acre Grant is to be taken up by sub-
s scription. Onlyone-third to be alloted at
present and to be chosen in one block by the best
experts in Canada. The land can be taken up in
Quarter or Half Sections of 640 acres. Sub-
scribers coming in first have the first choice.
Already a large number of sections taken up.
For particulars apply to S, HICKS, Egmond-
ville. 726
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.
Tha next Examination ifor admission 01 pupils
to !the
SEAFORTH SCHOOL,
Will be held on
Wedneads.y and Thursday, Dec. 21 Eind 22,
in the Settforth Public School. Candidates must
seed theirnames to one of the unnersigned no
later than November 21st. and must be in thei r
placenat a quarter to nine each morning of th e
examination. C. CLARKSON, B. A., Head Mas -
LE CREDIT FONCIER
THIS new Company, formed :for the purpose of
inveeting French °spite' in Canade, is nos
prepared to advance money on the most favohble
terms on good landed seouritien M P. HAYS S,
Agent for County of Huron, Soaforth. 699
R. N. EIRETT
Wholesale and Retail Dealer LEATH:Ifni mud
SHOE FINDINGS of Every/Description..
None but the -Very Rest Steck kept. Tenn,
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All orders by men
or otherwise promptly filled.
atic R. N. 3114
D. D. ROSE,
NEXT 00011 TO THE POST OFFICE,
SEAFORTH.
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WINTER FLUID.
TRY
OUR OWN
4,4P COUGH
• For Croup, Colds, Coughs ,
Whooping Cough, &co
ao41 We have jus t made up fresh
lots of
HEAVE, COUGH AND EPIZOO-
4a, TIC POWDER ; FAVORITE CATTLE
4,4 The following preparations for ths Hair cannot
FEEDER, CONDITION POWDER FOR
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OANTHARIDINE HAIR WASH, OASTORINE
HAIR RENEWER, AND copR HAIR CREAM.
HICKSON & CO., DRUGGISTS.
NOVEMBER -#..
THE RUSH STILL CONT
ES
Are doing the leading Tea busicestel't
shows what can he done by *kelt,.
consignment of that notorious 500 eatit
..n Tea, equal to what other botilie4 aka
(-1 selling at 60c. Try our 25c tea, Crt
pounds for $1, and 13 pounds of nit
for $1. We are keeping in stock
CO
zi Oats. Peas; Flour, Chopped P44
.r2 Shorts, Brom, frish elf all Sort",
rd Fresh .S'ausages &Bologna,
And all kinds of Can -
> Our horse will be in waiting bo de,
G Z liver goods to all purchasers msid
GLYCERINE AND ROE WATER.
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ADVRESS TO THE ELECTORS.
SMITH.—" Good snorting Zones, where are you going to 7"
jONES.,--" I am. going- down to -M. ROItERTSON'S Furniture Warerooms, to get some new
fainitnre, yon see mine hi getting played out and I want to get some first rate furniture at very low
prime. Our baby wants a new praline, And they say that he has the very bilst and eheapest in the
A DDRESS.-7o the Free and Independent People ot Huron :
M. ROBERTSON begs to state that fie has re tnoved to the promises lately oniapien by Mr. lobs]
Kidd, as • Hardware store, and that he Is now pre pared to furnish everythbag in the Farniture line
an remark/01y low prices. Intending parohasers w ill -find it greatly to their ativantage to call and
examine his stook before pgrehasing elsewhere. Repabing promptly attended to. Furniture made
to order on very short notice. - Plenty° totaling a specialty. Ail work guaranteed. Farm produce,
feathers, wood and 'limber takem in. exebange.
14IS UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
In, as formerlY, nder hie own supervision, and will be ciindacted with the greatest care end atten. I
tion. His stock Caskets, Coffins, Shrew's &a., will be foand complete, and st the very lowest
rate. Funerals a tended in the country. A'llearselor hire. Remember the place.
M, ROBERTSON, SEAFORTII.
THE HURON FOUNDRY, SEAFORTH.
WAVING put an Engloe into the Fitting Shop to drive Lathes, Planes and D rills, independent of
the Plow Grinding and Polishing Machinery, yartiets wanting work "don e can have it at any
time, as steam will be up every workiug dsy.
ALL REPAIRS OH ENGINES, MILLS ANO OTHER MACHINERY
Attended to en short notice. On hand and made to circler, Heine Powers, Grain Crashers, Straw
Cutteis, Lend Rollers, Gang Phiers, Giotto Dare, &e. Plow Castings made to orner from patterns
furnished by parties wanting the same. Plow Points a epecialty, made from Genuine Plow Point
Iron; and warranted hard and tough. Will also Nit, &tin& and Polish Plow Castings cheap, its the
shop is fitted with inrindinglitones and Emery Wheels for such work. vtill also take Contracts for
Engines, Boilers. Grist and Flouring Mills, Saw Mills and other Machinery. Will make niers and
Specifications for Mille, tto. All Alterations on Mills or Engines attended to. Will also make val-
uations on all kinds of Machinery.
J. S. RUNCIMA.N Seaforth
P. 13.—As Mr. d. El. Ranciman has gone away for the winter, the business will be carried on by
Inr. R. Runeiman until his return.
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THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PHOTO GALLERY
VXCELSIOR, DOMINION, BELL & CO.'S, and other task -8 s ipplied at Bo'Itout Figures.
-1;4 Having no travelling er other expenses in conneetion with Vila branch of my baairtess, I can
give ray customers the benefit, and enable them to procure ais instru neat at el re teolasble price.
A. CALDER, Over Wilson iSt Young's Store,. Ses:forth, Ont.
N. B. --The Manufacturers' Guarantee given.with each Organ, and will be endoreed by me.
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
pORN FOR SAns—I have a large amount of cern
lei for sale and will always keep a large stock
on hand. VV. H. PERRIN', Clinton.
TURF.8HINO MACHINE FOR Sena—For sale72v7xer4y,
cheap_, a second hand Threshiug Machine.
Apply to Wm. ELDER, RODORRVILI,E. 727
Wool, PICKINGS, HIDES AND SKINS.—
I will pay the highest cash prime for any quantity
of wooPpiekings, Hides, sheep and calf skins de-
livered at my furniture store. No track or trade,
cash for everything. JOHN S. PORTER. 654
1.1 ORSES FOR SALE—For sale cheap, three
" working horses and two filleys, coming !3
years old. One of the fiilley's was sired by
"Bank of England," and the other by "Lord"
Haddown Apply on Lot 24, Concession 8, Mc-
Killop, or address • Winthrop P. O. JOHN C.
727x4
Id- iRRISON.
aa Rs C M Dusane—Teacher of Music—Piano
n'n or Organ — Advanced pupils fitted for
graduating at less than one half the expense of
foreign teaching. Especial care given to neW
beginners. A limited number of pupils from
abroad can receive board. Instruments for
pupils use at very moderate terms. Residence
on George -.street, ist door east of Main Street,
727
THE LAST CAnn—M1 notes and accomits due the
'1" late Erin of McIntyre & Willis will be handed
over to conet for collection unless paid at once.
1 Will be at Brett's Leather store every day from
10 a ni to 4 p. m., for the collection of the same.
Save costs and pay up. Conveyancing in all its
forms attended to at the same time and place.
Sam t:EL STARK.
727
!ARD OF TnAmis—I wish to return my sincere
n -s thanns to the Officers and Directors of the
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for
the prompt and satisfactory manner in which
they settled my claim for loss sustained by the
burning of my ly ms and sheds .on the 12th of
• August last, and it affords. me much pleasure in
being able to recommend this company to in
brother farmers, as affording a sa cheap
mode of fire insurance. Wm. Hilda Colborne.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
"IL: being West half of Lot 3, Concession 11, Hul-
let. 42 acres cleared and under good cultivation.
CO The remainder timbered with valuable wood.
Frame barn 38x50, with stone foundation. Com-
fortable frame house and young bearing orchard.
Plenty of water, well drained and Well fenced.
Ten acres of fall wheat sown. Eight mile$ from
Blyth and nine from Seaforth. School, church
and post office convenient Apply tO HUGH Me-
Isrrosit, Constance P. O.
14 -"ARM FOR SALE—The east half of L27tx.481,
are cleared and in a good State of en tination; and
east heir of Lot 39-aliollett, 63 sicres, 45 of which
are cleared, Both farms oppOsite each other. The
whole to be sold separately or together, On first
inentionen farm, log house, good frame baretnrame
acres fall vilest uncliail Oa:Wing, done. On Sec -
And good: frame helm 2.6x130, with alone
counastion,-geod well, good 'frame barn 36k6O with
isad.inne good state of cultivation. The .whole
aleeeeffatninpa and well araixted. Four arid a
(funnier of a mile from school ; Churches and Ira' s
convenient. Terms to snit purolusser. Apply on
the premises to BICEED. IRWIN, Auburn P. 0.728
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corporation free of charge.
Our CROCKERY, CHINA o' -d
GLASSWARE are beautiful /.13. (1.88*
and varied in pattern, and are BIWA-
ing a great deal of attention, ELS inatbe
seen by the immense throng that malte
their selections from enr shelves (1403/4
N. Bh_An those about buyints
Call early at on
doefarIztittuelaaLibewTstrioliallikream;a0wwiklihiBbetattlie°16-taaa*;
EYE, EAR AND THROAT!
DR. CEORCE S. RYERSON.
Ear and Throat, Trinity Medioal Canoga Nog.
to, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye esti n tr la-
firmary, Consulting Oculist end Austst te 'the
Institutions for the Blind. Brantfo aul for
the Deaf and Dumb. Belleville Ont. I, sta °Ord -
317 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO.
Kay be consulted at the
On the Last nisiTUIID AY in RAM
EGG EMPORIUM,
eustomers (merchants and otherenfernsdr
liberal patronage drains. the put 7 yeam, and
hopes by strict integrity and close attentnois
business to Merit their confidence and, /Wish'
the future. Having great', enlarged hie pets.
ises daring the winter, he is now prepared-Of:pay
THE HIGHESVOASH PRICE
For any quantity of Good Fresh Eggs, Wawa
at the Egg Emporitun,
MAIN STREET, SEAPOETTI.
Wanted by tbe subscriber, 26 tons oPsoultila
clean wheat straw.
THE ZURICH CARRIAGE FACTORY.
TTAVE always on hand. and make to Okii,
JI -A. Wagons, Sleighs, Carriages, Stip
tries, Cutters, and every other attlateintkair
They personally superintend their- own bud -
nese, and can guarantee a good article- tqtbas
to nutter's' and Workmanship.
For Style and Finish their work asunot
surpassed by the large city establiehnieuts..
Repairing promptly attended to. Give me a
trial and be convinced that we eau setisfy yen Ai
to quality and price.
Mr. Hefts is well known. tc the public, having
been in business in Zurich for over 12 sears.
686 HESS & HABEREB.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital, - $6,000,004%
President, Hon. Wm. .4,1cMaster.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The fieaforth Branch of this Bank oontinass te
receive depesitaSon which interest is allowen ors
the'most favorable terms.
Dealt:son all the principal towns and eitielfn
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the United
States, bought and sold.
Office—First door Booth of the Cantonment/I
689 A. II. IRELAND, Manager,.
THE SEAFORTH RESTAURANT.
H. DEAGON,
Murphy's Block, Main Street, is new
receiving nice, Fresh Oysters,. direct
from Baltimore, both in cans and bulk,
which he is prepared -to Bell very;cheap.
• He intends keeping a supply of these
Oysters regularly during the sewn,
and 'will be in a position to supply
private families, hotels orbsocial par-
ties on very reasonable terms. He has
also a supply of fine Peaches direct
from Grimsby, which are the beati in
the market. He also keeps on. hand
all other kinds of FRUITS in Sea-
son, fresh and good. Call at the Sea -
forth Restaurant. You can't do better
in town;
SEAFORT.H PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
him eines commencing baldness in Seafortitoind
trusts bat he natty be favored with a smother:mass
of the same.
Partieeintendingto build wonId dowel to OW
him a call,as he will continue to keep on hand s •
large stock of all kinds ef
Dry Pine Iizember,_Sashes, Doors,
Blinds and Mouldings, Shingles,
Lath, thne
who mayfavourhim withtheirpatronagetaa ea!
Particular attention paid to Custom Phelan
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
THE Min' 'EXPOSIT014F104
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED.
Buck Ca
sold a
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Kid Glove
Parliament is
week in Febrea
--The new
Trunk from P
was opened. wit
on Monday. -
—Two thous
been granted by
of Montreal thi
annoyed by sho
come quite co
looking woman
day for pilferin
"flitted for trial..
—Guy Pewit
in Leaden and
Kingdom. -Th
Parnell, Biggar
in the poorer di
no disturbance
effigies burnt e
was one of Gnit
—The Prince
the Welsh peop
iaer at Hussy Vi
called. for a tan
drank to the m
Llewellyn the
the last of the
—A woman
Hotel Dieu,
to wean herseI
was travelling i
and there beca,
She often eats
the arrig is not
_ quantities at th
a lunatic. She
legs ease.
—The long 1
been recovered
-city lawyer, wh
in the reoove
drels through
covered are we
New York city
daring burglars
• —Australian
wb.olesale in
Si -d per pen
shilling. The
and Australl
fathom the my
the,price they
-public pay.
birthdayon
remember a
Buxton, wbo
rejoicing in th
the father
—Am Arra
singthe fears
tete in regard
f the Lana A
surd to suppo
thousand noti
will all, Or eve
them, evar
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soen as the te
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tenant, arnica
place in an ov
the oases.
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eleven years
fella teeth an
The obstruoti
that he eould
that with ex
day the teeth
by making an
bind the ear,
by an -6penie
and. another
patient rani
began trek sink
died in three
—Adelina
after an abse
nominal age
is to appear i
the youngest
herited mug
Madrid. Ad
as a vocalist,
tive method -
them, gave
She takes th
the tour ber
charge ten el
it is safe to
--Quite r
O'Connor, o
man of her
the happy
dance of the
to the Bran
tion from th
the form of
graceful sort
leas Mr. O'C
unfortunate
teeth. were
this (mirage
called upoo
neetion wit
—The W
There -are n
lonely bach
west, who a
their ste.te
the Presb
sleepy and
ville are no
ing =aid
who are
time the
ltow, if so
be disteibu
ville