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TE 11i I -.1. .::n=....-- - - . — . . , - - - I : David . enmedy'sDescription of Russia, Sweden, Scotland and else- o '� t1le Zulu. where, th or -live chiefly on brOad, I � . er , , lways, Ma a trom some whole 'misl- x . wel"t the following interesting - a Oats or r I - �� - . #Nmi , I 0 0=1U, vwch is given wheat, ge -end the peasantry, ( - I 011 I I I - - - W2. - � �d- Y, 1, .-,-- - ways � ,OrW r � � I - - =T,V, 'S 414, nwmber of what6or .611mate, - so ifed, al ' I - I r South Eng- � I tehe i�e�a:.y family of J Scottish vo. corapare,favorably with ou . !: 41alista, i i his -book entitled "Kennedy lish poor, who, in conditions of in. E , : AnA 7) .'; aigenceprooluding them from obtain - A ALO () Ing BUffiCiOnt most food, starve, if not t - c-Tba YI�Ug �"Q % continual source of iUtor L to death, at least into sickness, on the t Vat itL thes� towns of J,J%tal, They I - I . . we powerfall wen -built follows, and in- white bread it is our moder# Englislix i veteiateli cheerf4l-t Their grins are b4bit to prof�r. White brbaa alone i always at half-cock -V if, you look at i will not support animal Iffe. Broad f 9 r ' it, i i Rtence wreathed made of the w hole grain will. The ex- f , . - mm, their wwxe --periment has been tried in France by Ii . iu iwles,L � it in& be said that the- - - _ , -Y With I. Magendie, Dogs were the iubject of Isfir supplies- South Africa the trial, -and every ,care was taken to I Imighter � If you hear. merriment any- - Wl�orff 9 ,, . sure it proceeds from the no, - - equalize all the other conditions -to . I propdrtiou the quantity of food given i . - tiv% n I ; oer or Africaud6r. each c , ase to the weight of the r an; A Theire, is more spar4de in a ZnlWs left experimented r on, and so forth. -awl arye, than in a Dutchman's two eyes UP IT -he - result was sufficiently marked. 0 put toge : er. Never was there a more .7 . M Ethe . ri�be word than that of "boys" end of forty days the dogs fe � .2 - white bread died. The A 11016�y -on 11 app ''ad to the Kafirs. They * axe bread made of the who' dogs led ,on r -Rati P jolly, bappy-go4u I oky in ed vigorous, healthy 1, �egrsdn -rewain- their w V. Their clothing is never Ana viell nourished.' I tv ar 11% worn WhOwr .44 0i * 'r., . am le bTt what they do we i I it ,Ay ihedlthy human . . r -gh,xped bei 1 I �r r r Their w�ll bodies [bg,- R led "O-Q,)i , 't eke. It -AT 4an 'white bread for Yn - � . ,Za I. 6 bi6sj r&ggtd ezift or - i fartyasys, �A,Q;QAikeWive die a _ trous 'r, -woff 0 t the �. aft. Ts ters on a, Kafir never suggest end of that I emaina, Of 'course, a, 14 - question. - "I � dirt, squalor, or destitution, as on a ;t7tenacity of life exhibit- honi . ed b Na -mer beggar. They are very fond of - y goiffie's dogs wiR evidently - -ruame men trim notbear romparisonwith t1tat of the O-zMawme or finery. The i their hair into strange shapes,'and any scarcely lVet forgotten forty dayal won - r � t,- dAy in Multzburg you ma r y See, . -them der, D- I , A Tanner. Nor is it by any xitting on the curb stories doing up each mean, Asserted that any given man or any f - other's "wool." With a, -amall .piece of in v �Ven child would certainly -remain . stick they pluck up the hair into 16D Agorous health - for an indefinite ridges, - � peak it like horns. Their 4th- of time if 'e' solely - on wheat toilette . complet6d b,j a long piece of in 461 b�read. Not a single piece -of so bone thr ist through the quaint coiffure. I &Ong evidence -has been produced, The R.af r ladies do not seem to indulge A10 . wever, to, show that he would mot; in. anything BGr fanrtafitio,their hair being anA in the only case in which whole I made I up: iXktor as neaX an approsah to., -a -Iraeal bread has ll� . - ) . simple chignon as their shortt bristP /,, Z�sny Persia � tenoy or on any - con - tresses win allow. The Kan be, .. -Aiderable scale - among us --- - to � large hol�es in their ean, in. which 0, AT wit, in jails-facta go to show Ouch . - �� .. snuff boxes smallbouqr Atte bread to be an excellopt and wholesome Of ilowemm, 8 Of. F�-�, or bit .;# �6f, substitute f for more -costly forms of nu - I . ivory. They am very fond of we . tritious f ooa.- TU, Nimteenth CeMury. - . -AWIng ,r � w1die&coats anacamt-off helme ;je.and I I tt a - r . the ZU. .1 r g i Housin 'and Feeding of Dedry busbies. Failing these, in "Wal . . C 06we. I look elegant in,& corn sack, W'AUlioles - ; - out forbia, head and arms. . Amother Wm. Horne, in the Ohio Farmer, thing that strikes one, is the effe I ot the advises as follows as to the care 'of I Ko&rs produce by Oiml)le massus. I dairy cattle,: I � r , have Been S "boy" Wirth & -plecor of ' "In the first placei we need the best pink tape bound around 1, Is lorehead, facilities for obtainin� olur own dairies, who looked as attractive U. ,Rn Acis; The, dairyqiau requires, above ever � . y - and sno�her who was equally hand- thing else, good, healthy auimals,suited . Xome in !is coronet of gre an . leaves. The to the soil and peculiar pasturage /of Xaffr ;�� on everythi mg.that oan be I his location- . r'It 1B, a mistaken. idQ3 that , i . and as i, ornament -b, mas -br&sg but- good cow$ will do well and remain good 9 � , to.., goldr braid, shrer is ofcolorea cloth, anywhere and upon any soil. They . . r � orbits (A.glisss ; and .every native, car- will not- Where the.polled cattle, the idea a, sock, sometir .neg two or three. Kerry, Jersey, ietc., would do - well, the You miot as wen expect them to be Shorthorn ,�ould almost starve, And so mantingi Bar arm a r a Ir e as be without would the T -Devon. Then olimate has th,6ir*,k#ob.kern 8�,, ;ley stride along, much to do;�.with our success or failure: swinging it if a F &ort,one, or using it RE; The Shortho'rns win do better in a cool a W&W09 stick It about the length -of .a climate than the'.Devons or -Jerseys. � - spewlhandlg- On the ,00nntry roads All the Scotch bjeeds enjoy a cool cli- ra sft the Z'Slus on the tramp, with I imate, and if ex.tremeB are to be endured I their-stiAs: - .aorow, . the back of their these animaig will do better in.the cold ueekw; and f imsped ha -both hands, as if than the.h6atf 'eispecially if properly. going thror igh oaliathew4c -exercise. cated for, While the Jers6ys, Devo - us ' r � 6tTho,nc#WajLwnditi*n of the Zulu and others will do much betteiin a Wdins to `be� loafing. They work forl warmolimate.' Allthese facts should' mix oreifilit months, sometimes a year, be well consfaered in establishing a but *61'om stay louger. One . Maritz- dair , J.y. . - burg1g6ntleman told me that it is well - � "The next,00nBideration is, proper ac - to got � good name as a master amongst commodations. No Jairy can - succeed r . the ]K�a4rs for than you are never in without these.';. No cows will long - con- wanti of help. Even during the I -ate tinne good if not properly housed. This r ' . veaze he waa not left without a choys." a�QR ..149t.,leane simply an. .enplosed. It L,monsprqads abroad that you are a Covering. , esid a the building proper -h * comfortable sta,lls -where dwAirablel'baas," in which case the we must RVO . . A&ole �flthe tribe will! 'serve you, if the cows c aw rest, i do not use weed , . One fellow will come for stanchions of any kind, f6r, though I kalf-a- eaX, perhaps, by which time he they facilitate the working of a dairy, fancies! he has made enough money to they are cruel and injurious to the buy a *ife. Then he goes back , to the anima 1 Is. They cost, much more in the kraal, and gets his brother or his cousin end than rational, well constructed, to work for you, If they like you, they stalls do, besides the latter are a com- � will colne any distaince to your place. fort to the animals,and a satisfaction to 7M .a same gentleman was at that �,ime the owner. -Cows, as weR,as men,must . HIZ;r-, by members of a tribe that be allowed A' change of Position, to & es off, on the lower Tugela ,,comfortable and continue healthy. I r River. � There- are soaxcely any Kafir 'havo traced, many oase� of abortion,, ; , womeulin service. Those you see are diffieult psAurition, in -version of nteruB, ' . demendentff oil oliEves, from the Dutch and puerpEirai f6ver, to the- use of cruel r - At:tn0hJO48, arid I pronounce theirn to- be settlem'ents.. The reason - of this is$ . r that th turing devi P o Kafir woman is of great value, tot .CeB, prod ctive of much: . :� I . thatia,:&s a marketable article. The evil. o . I � father 0an sell her to a suitor for ten or "Neit is -food and water. . Many . � fourtes ni head of cattle. You can dairymen seem to think too little of - i, . i I - imagine an old Kafir parent saying to this important point. 'Afvwe can not mie --ex�eo,taut bridegroom, with a obtain pure water from an impure , t,vn*nlda of the ey,o, (COh 11, ye r s; you can spring, neither can we obtain pure milk, have y6ur nonuioassie-wheu the kye butter or ob6ose from an impure source, . comes 'hame P '-Then when the girl and no source can be pure if supplied � t1soo OK a wife, she doeO all the' work with impure water and food. We 21)ont t I e hut, hoes the ground, sows must give , sound, healthy food, and and re s, hews wood and draws water; plenty of pure water, if waexpeot'sound,. . ' whfle t 40 happy husband loats; all day,- pure products in return. , - itierely idoing such ligh ' t work as milk- "An abuDdant supply of pure air ig ing thel oGws--an exchAnge of occups. indispensable to health -as much so , tion aspronounced as ! in the case of ap pure water and sound food. The , , . f impure air in. stable,. . John- Grumlie. It is not knowni how-' �ad (4-f6ets 0 ' � r , over, tb!ist this Zftlu. -prototype ever cow -house, or hen -house, are terribly showed,aiscontent with his lot. The certain. I, for one, want none of the more wives h6 � marriegi the more products from a badly ventilated cow- - . ground he can cultivate, and the richer stable. I he becomes- '.Phere are no old maids "All animals, to be in good health, , in Z111111211and, and.aa long as polygamy must have.exercise and the invigorat- . . exista, it will be impossible for Europe- Ing, life givi I ng sunlight. The light of ans to get Kafir women for servants. all stables 8hould'rooMe from behind, Thaz colonists, however, do not feet this never,from thefrpllt, as is the too com- so- very irk -some. A Soottish house- mon practice. I could fill a column on wife in M-aritzbarg told me she pro- the evils of this -foolish', common prac. ferred R 11boy?'to a Raft - girl, as 'he tice. ' . was so,'very much cleaner and handier. 1,,Besides the above, no dairy can be It taik� a little time for one to got over successful w6th brutish, cruel attend - the peel iliar sensation- of seeing a black ants. No animal is more susceptible mAn dc �ing the cooking, the cleaning up of.kind treatment tbau the. cow, and of bed -moms, and the making of beds. none pay more certainly and' cheerf ally A, good-. ELafir is areal blessing. Afriand for it; certainly with no other animal informE d me he had had one for actu- does cruelty oost more." I . ally six �years. He did all the cooking - ' - - I I and t � � w i I � &dmir' Rube HG]ffenstine's. Courtship. ...... 9 at ta e. " a - �, him,; I love him P said my friend. "Herman, do you still g6 around mit And th a leads me to � remark, that the Rachel Goalinsky," said Hoflenstein. relatioi a between black and white in -.Yes, sir,"'replied the clerk, -11 da.kes 'Natal t, re much more satisfactory than her oud somedimes ven I don't ,, got � in the 'old colony," as they here call noding to do," . the Cape Colony,. The "boys" seem "Vell, you must keep on d&king 11,er . - Ithy, you know, . . more. in telhgont, vivacious, and indus- oud. because she vas ve � trious, ; d the colonists speak of them and you don't find;dem,6ften dege days. 3more kindly. War or no war, the Nar. Van I vas making love mit my vife tat Zallas have ever been friendly to the Leath Heidenbeimer, I haf a gre�t deall ; %? Bettlerai �'r of trouble but I nefer veakens. Old ; ; — - � man Moges Heidenhalmer'B phice vasin W1 hite or Brown Bread. the gountry,about von mile from Vicks - Ther 6arliest agitator in . the matter burg, und I used -to go out dere to Bee obeerve4 two years ago. when travel. Leah. Von, day vile Ivas baying a visit ling in, 8i,eily, that the laboring classes to Leah her leetle o "' there live healthy snar Work Well UpQn running in de house to his. fader und � avegatible diet, the staple article of says: "Pai do old prindle cow has I which ivaa bread made of well ground proke de fence all down upd, vas in de wheat meal. Nor are the Sioillians by field mit de 4cora." I ainks it vill make - � any ME ana the only peoPle so support- a good umbression on, heimer, und I I ed- "The Hindus of the Northwestern says: I -Mi r . . Bdor Heiden.heimer you aday - PrOvInOe can walk fif ty or sixty miles a in do house und I vill go day wM no other food than chapatties, und drive do cow avay.' Leath she I Made ct the whole meal, with a little says: 'Hisder Hoffenstain, you pLtter fighee,' I r Gal -am butter." Turkish and had keep avay from do cow, she Vill Arab, Porters, 00-Pable, of carrying -1bur. chase you son around.' ' 'Never mind, done of from 400 to 6W pounds,' live on - D4iss Leah,, I says, 11 never got ag4red bread only. with an occasional adUdon in anydiEig,! �und ven 1 sdarted out to -de - of fruit and Vegetables. The Sp I ar&ns fiip, old Hoses Aoidenheimer dens me, , . . and Romans, of old time lived their it� bust do 6o *a ' r - mit a sidick, . r W vi a open . . Vw0rous lives on bread made of wh( i 3aton und'I says I'vW,, Leetle Le'Vi Heiden�. ,,,,,-Ir n i - Ila Ortheril ,SO Well as southern heimer comes along mit me, und ven I -', we find the "me thing. In got vere do ,Cow vas, I dinks uf vat a 7F t I I � . ; I . I I . . - I - � 011ft - . . � .1 . man dells mq vonce, und ddt vas f . , ook at a vild beast in do eye and frr ,Q. -I ANMS� ,- . . -- - I - . , , , . 1. . � I - . to"�-WANTIEDs nd A vill "ran avay. Rarmar Jwk i � � ' ver,s p3an dq! y-qu avit, you t, . *.vft L ()NE!hundred MOU wanW to cut cotidwood, C e, vi#'s Ilk. 1466jed at &' -,A kilm r ' siw iop and rails. 'I , � iowns, but she don't do It* 11"a I I . � — - ets a leetle closer, Una T "aga. I IrIMBER, FOR SALEM � nore, und vat you dir' A lk-OWDO:901116 � '� I . . I " be de cow runs af Aw,,devoxt min. Buildik timber on the styAmp � uared. Itall timber and rails tw:121e. urned around mv , ine. .13hust, as I --i Sy as cow hits ,OR --toget oud of do JOBS TO LET. � r-r-scious, IT , & tait'her �hmd. My i eels dat I - .,ettuan,ft vam derrible. I I � �. I elf, und am , . disconneated from my- ,Several jobs of ditching and clearing to. let. as ir . ftrwvile I dinkiaAcit my head APPly at Once to � , W. 0. sountLocir, sworth. le'P I ad-w-T-eney unrl My legs vas in . I . :F -u JR INT Irr T31tlls - . 11 ,.oMky �4ountains. I)a cow hits me ' , Somble of d*mes more mait her head, amd'Ugets Vp = runs dwice-faster don - .. . : I . I 1 1 .,6f er did, land de- cow -comes righd after J. S. 11 �� FOfITH. .1 ! 'me. At last 'gets to a persimin-ou I - I ') sapling vot vas no 4arger den my arm, I am .detemined to Clear Out my L vind I vent up de sapling. Ven I gets 11 . Rntire Stock of Furnitur6 rega rd - . up de 13apling I looks around dhiltsees leetloL evi Ifeideriheimer sitting on do . 1888 Of C081. I I i Ience swinging �his sore feet around, � �undl, dells him to get a adick und mAe rVHoSE IN WANT, it I ;will pay thqui. to &#car- -L toin prices before purchasing elsewhere. I de cow go avay. He asks me if I clinks give a' large discount , a those paying cash, as. be was a lunadick, und he avings his L foet�Bome more 'wid vistles, und afder pec"'i"Y910 newly married couples. . I a I till sellin"Ix highly finished ohairs for I keeg, Knowlton's Spring Bod, tuo I I a,vile. he aells ra,6'as 16ng as I keep -'my $2. siao best iiidl 9hespest, In the market; warra uted , -grip und de -"pling don't pipak dere -vas no v -danger. Do vorst ' uf it vas perfad,tly nolseleNs. Warerooms diteetly opposite M. R. Coniatwo , . 4a,cob Heidingsfelder, Who 46a also in Mammoth Jewelry Store, Main Street, Smforth, East Side.- t ; love mit -LeR, comes along und.p6es de 625 � JOHN S. PORTER. I fix I vas in. I asks , him to make de — - . I . Co 1 L � . M � � COW go avay, und be says : "Vait, Rube, until -I go up to do house -und get old . - , . M : I . I. ed .inin Hoidenheimer.' Vell, Herman, it . 0 . . vas an hour before a I get down from � 0 . (') - . 4? vere I vas, und Leah und all uf dem , z 3: - 0 laughed about it, but. I' shust kept on : > - I 0 :;� making 16 v'e mit her undir ve vas naar- 1 CD , < I ried. Reegollect, Herman, vile you I i,i . --It M M vag gourting Rachel. Goalinsky don't get . I I .. 0 , . M d eagouraged. A veak heart nefor vins . . 0 3 �L, - . noding." - - - . 0 � , ,It � - Ho'nsehold Recipes. :0 � 0 - . I �< ,.C;Q Scalloped Tomatoes. -Peel ripe to. Z rn �� I - � M matoes, and out in thin slices; pack in baking dish, alternate layers of 0 ; a' M �z a with bread crumbs;: BeaBou=ead)i Jayer with Im 3: I 9 . L ;4 t i V) ;)�.- a littla butter, a little whAe --sugar, salt . 1 W-4 X 0 and pepper; when the dish is full, ca -1� cover with bread crumbs, and bake 0 0 < covered for half an hour; then remove , 0 1 C,Q L Iq . M the pover and brown the top. X 19 I Spiced - For'five pounds of CO 1116 � 0 fruit allow two quarts of white sugar, .4 " . -4 I � N one pint of vinegar, a tablespoonful * I X 0 til � each of ground cinnamon, cloves, all- M M I .spice and mace., Boil the sugar and . . , I M - '! a M . ourrants together as for .preserves i , and 0 -1 . � - . M when qpite thick, stir in the vinegar r �4 . # I 0 ttj and spice, and boil fifteen. or twenty V � 9 minut6slonger.: Great care must be ' --i , �� .taken tha * t th4 mixture does not burn e o) ! 3: 11�d 0 at the bottom. 04 I M - C) . < Fresh Beef Tongue.-PiLrboil the .1 30 �d M tongue.in a little water for two hours. I . . I � �� Z Don't let it -boil hard. Af ter boiling . �. 0 one hour, add some salt. Then 1(,t it a �q L boil one more hour, when it should be ' .. taken up and skinned, removing all the - ANOHOR LINE. rough part. Then best.one egg,, and I . Lroll the tongue in cracker crumbs or i .1 - diiit' And the beaten egg. Lay it in -a pan, season with salt and pepper, and . I , UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Saii I �Xvery Saturday tram NEW YORK and . pour over it half a pint of the water it . - G14LSQQW (via Londonderry). andi WNDUIR was boiled in, and bake. BaBte well Direct. , , .� I with,butter wbffe baking. Serv'e with TICKETS for Liverpool, Londonderry, Glas- now, and all parts of Europe. ' Fares as low as a good gravy. - . any other first-class line. French 'Bbefsteak.-Cut the steaks Prepaid Passago'Certiddates issue d to persons, two thirds of an inch thick from a fillet wiklilng to bring Oat their friends. , The Paimgers000inmodationot Anchor Line of beef ; dip, into melted fresh butter,' Steamers are unsurpassed for ielegance and com- I lay them on a heated gridiron and broil fort. Apply to - .. I . I over hot ,coals. When -nearly done . L. . sprinkle. pepper and salt. Have ready S.DICKSON, 598 Ar, the Post Office, Sealortib 1, I BROADF007 & BOX) some par8ely, chopped fine and mixed -with softened butter. Beat them to - gether to a cream, and pour into the I I SEAFORT H, L . middle of the dish. Dip each steak ins: to the butter, tumiog them over, and . I I C. lay them around on , t J he platter. -If, I � I � liked squeeze � few dr,go, s of lemon over,, - P I . � . . and'"ry .very hot.. . 1. . . PUlfERALS A TTEIVDED ON TOE t.�.f.toak- rollB.-Cut a beefsteak . ;SHORTEST'NOTIOE. - quite thick, then spilt it open, length- . , . � . . I wise, and cut � in strips four or five 0OFFINS, AND. SHROUDS incheswide,rab overth6i inside�wibh ' . . . an onion, and. in each strip roll up � ALWAYS ON HAND. a thin slice' Of bread, buttered on Goth sides; stick two cloves in the bread, and : HEARSE FOR EIIII.E. A sprinkleL BOME) salt, pepper, celery seed � (out or thini slices of nice celery stalk if I FORBES' LIVERY , in season) and put into the gravy. Tie - � * each roll with a thread; aredge A with, . —AND7-- : flour, and fry in hot I butter. Then put - ' - SA -LE STABLES these, when a delicate brown, into a I stew pan, with only water enough' to stew them. Make a nice -thickened - � ; MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH. gravy from the liquor in which "he - I . steaks were stewed and serve"with the -L - . rolls, very hot. The rolls -should BUT ! A RTHUR FORBES, the old established Livi slowly two hourap Veal or iiatitton is - eryman, keeps the best mud moit stylti4h nig" good prepared in this way. . and thoibest driving hdrses in the bmines ii. Nvat-drid Nobby CatterEr, hapdaoma and oow- One Loaf of Graham Br"d.�Three fortable Robes, and fist- snA oaf horses aiways tablespoonfuls of swea milk, table- on hand. . � 1.x . .. -two ' spoohfifig,of boiling tvatei, one -fourth. A ierT hen e some family sleigh f or one or two . . - ofseike c6mpressed yeast. Mix,with ' I horses . - Day whd night calls promptly attended to. - a spoon, stiff, with white flour; cover, Good Mvtn� horves bolaght and sold. I and put in a warm place to rise over 1. � REMEMBER THE PLA,CE,- Opposite 0. 0 . WillseVIPApicult.utal Warerooms, S"forth. night, (this is the sponge;) in the morn- . . t. .. " 'I'. � I - ARTHUR FORBES. ing add a quaxter of a cupful of milk, __ , . - ---- ----- warmed by two tablespoonfalB of boil- THE GREAT - NORTH-WEST.' ing water, one-third of a tea4poonful of" . .1 . . I salt, one-third of a cupful of molasses, oue-tbird of a cupful of melted butter; Te�nperauco Colonixation. � Scheme and L mix with a spoon to a stiff batter with EstabUshment of a Temperane e settle - ment in the Great North-West. Graham flour ; * beat well ; butter ai � . bread-p�ii, pour in the mixture, nd . "a 000,000 Acre Grant is to be taken up by sub- 2) place in � warm position to rise ntil geription. Only -one-third to be alloted at nearly t6the, top of the pan; bake one present and to b� chosen in one Nock by the beat I our in a &bderate oven. W -hen Chne � "'perts In Canada. The land can be taken up in Quarter or Half Sections of W acre8, Sub - roll, in a clean towel, with a blai iket scribers coming in fint have the first choice. outside until cold. I Already a large number of sections taken up. - I For particulars apply to S. IlicKs, EgnioAd- * -The Now Era of this week says: ville. 726 A short time ago A young iady engaged . in Mr. Corbett's Mill, Clinton, was ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. summoned by Mr. VanEgmond, of 1� �. - ! . Sea,forth,,to appear before a Seaforth The next Examination for admission of pupils J. P., for leaving his employ without' I to the I notice. - The young lady went to Sea- SEAFOfITH HIGH SOHOOL, forth ,and appeared before the J. P., I I . Will bb hem on , but, after nearly a whole day's lost 'time an& a great deal of annoyance the case � � . Wodnes4y and Thurs"y, Dec. 21 and 22P � . i - I was dismissed, and the prosecutor had In the 86aforth Public School. Candidates must to foot the costs. What made th6 case . . particularly hard was that the young Son " 0 their names to one of the undersigned not Igt , qi �th" liovojmnt�ier 2 ,and mast be in their I , IL 'at a quartar to e each morning of the lady in question was arrested, and but, . ;iiminitioti. c. crLAA SON, B. A., Head Mas - I . I for,the intervention �of some--frieride, - 6r- - A. DEWAR, 1. . . . 726-8 , . - . would have beau detained; i � n cust6dy all - . I night. The sequel, bowe�ver, is that LE GREDI. FONGIER she- has instructed Mr. Manning to . I .. enter an action for damages, so the end' . TMS new Company, formed for the parPD98 of invebtinglPreuch0&pitsilin Canada, is now is not yet.: I . prepaied to advance money on the most favorable - Virtue AcImowledged. terms on good landed se�arities. X P. JILYIDS, Agent for County of Huron, Seaforth. 699 . -- Mrs. Ir4 Mulholland, Oakville.,writes: ' . . "For sev6ral years I have suffered from R. N. BRETTy oft-recuriing bilious headaches, dyspep- . I I . sia, and complaints peculiar to my sex. SEAFORTH, Since using your Burdock Blood Bit- . Wholesale and Retail Dealer in LEATHER and tern I am entirely relieved. 724 . � - SHOE'rODINGS of Evety Description. � , . - i . a None bat the Very.Best Stoak kept. - Term# . Canadian Cholera. I . moderate: -ATAsIS61iilted. k1lordeiisbymniff' � . This'te,rrible disease is. but little less I - or otherwi ie, promptly filled. J, - we ' I a. 1.4. aal&T-T fatal than real Asiatic cholera, and re - L - quires equally prompt treatment. -Dr. a .A� P111D . Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry . I I I I - ' will cure it is *ivell as all other forma of S.0 AMPPI vt .�LL, Provinaial Land 9 . .701 D. and. Civil Engibeer. Orders by .,,,,'R.r.., . bowel complaintw of infants or adults if ly attended to, . . used in proper time. . 724 . o . I 9 . r D. S. CAMPBELL, tahell - . �l � - 4- I - . - -- - ---- -,- ---- � I I - I -- � - � � — I --- I - . I . I - I �� I : - � I . . - . ,�-� , I I - - - I I u - - I I - � I .. I, I - . . - - . I � . - . - . . I - I I � . . . . . . 11 - �� I � - i ; . - - - ...... - I � - . I - - � , - - � - - - _- , � � \ -11 � I I- - I ::. - . , - -". ,, � 18814b .. . f�'ia� 1111111010�110� �� 10�1�— � XovEmr,ft 2a,--,,, :Iqwft� .A --�. . . - - -7 I I - - � I . I , - � � ----.!!�*- `. I " . - � �, - Jq0V -B M. 3-t A I � * - ��—: �� 1000 � THE RUSH STILL CONTINVIt ",- 1, I �� 1i -1 � I - 11 � �.. - Neos] . Jt- 1. . . I 1�. , .�oo Tmpfknes� . a I ..j, � ,bdp��e- uts, to Europ . . � I .A�S �� I . >rinoees Beatrk . -:-I I �. I - . � � . - - . ,of t:ueprocesd � � DUE . . . t00%; to the sup'o .. tsl for Cihil&;. 1 AULT & MCCLEAm - - fiovi #--*I,% . -Sast, theartistA . � - : I I - . � � I - 1 1401000 in I 11 ,reste� Are doing the leading Tea busir-eu, it � vilftl,s, which -he fin, . - shows , what can be done by strietat. lill - -_ 1. I SP60-tion, to be �91-mc tention to business. Onr importati6il - 2Lj6 mi1B,-m&n`u � -.1 -T] I I -n of Teae are increasing weekly. J1184 I- 'h- is importing 11 . - 3na I arrived per Steamer Hibernian - suother : 0 iW said, for the �pn 11 . I consignment of that notorious'5oeleent � I'll �Id I oa. the mod - hape I , Tea, equal to what otbiel! houses ii1v - � I Rome- . - selling at 60c. Try our 26c teat biS � . -,Xr. 'Samuel i . 11 .0- - pounds for $1, and 13 pounds of . "I I � tow na� MW- 3easion Of L&d I . , . -for $1 i We are keeping in stock I o � SOV6U mLionths, Old , - , heife L g ,lor,e 1 - ... - that Wei -- � , . Oats. -Peas, K-)wi-7 Chopped -�� .. J . round$. -F"4. 1� , I -The British A Shorts, Bran, Fish,of all Soru I , �. .... . -he two sons of the , . t . . - Fresh Sausages &Bolorm, . � . � I � - board') has arrivea: I Aisd all kiAds of Can- - . Australia,. The pl, � - I of. the Governmeul ned Fruit. I - - -1 shortly after 1 Our horse will be in waiting to (18. - �� I . I �-ctrlisie the follow. liver goods to all purebaserg inside tilie �� Lou his name corporation free of chaxge. � 11 ... �,:. * 9!rs'a , I � I - worthy of be', . . Wars: - I Our CROCKERY, OHM -A and - - L, . . 11 . Tboma,1�1 , - GLASSWARK-are beautiful in design 1, ,� I A ealm. and varied in pattern, and are attrtat, ---r ,f jae (lebt of I ing a great deal of attention, as mayil)& .. JSUd e,i,tizlens ar e- I L Been by the immense throng that MaJW 'LL . - it is best: their selectiobs from our shelves d�dly. `W'1181�1.er 111.1 makE . *25,00 .-S-a N. 13. -All those about buying & . the money or ru � I or 10 pounds of tea will do Well to�aat,, - doing- Z � I . as we wili deal liberally with them. I I -The .A-Merica'r , Call egrly at our tea store and bo!aft-, � S uppea-1 L w6relrau�- . t. vinced. AULT & ReCLEAR. , � Btates minuter .). I I . -w 11f, n"ement of t, - . . � i ri Mcit native It , I -. by� i I EYE, EAR AND THROAT, - .Wppingof traae, . ..L I � terfere. - . � DR.. CEORGE S. RYERSON � . -The Minister . . - L. R. 0. P., L. R. 0. S. E., TActutrer on t1ha * Zyw I 4 . to,on of Los An94 Ear and Throat, Trinity Hedioal College, T,Oren. . I . 'agreement that � to, and Surgeon to the 31arcer Eye Aaa 4 it 14. � -11 � I - -1 -%'rr' � 11 firmary, Consulting Oeallat sad A-udst ta the ;; . perfotin. them %,,4 1 �� .. Institation.6 for the Blind. Br&atte d, aft -4 6r � . . vor-ced, Persons, , I the Deal and Dumb, Ball4viue, oat. Ltwaiiiii. f obtained on Seri I- ... I ca).ApalstantRoyalLotidoa Ophtiliabaia 110spl. � I then for the innO(! . I tal, Woorflelds, and Oa�tral Thro%t iml X�r I � , L , Hospital. . . . ,;-Robej7t� Gr&h . I 11 I .� wmi brouLght beefO, 11 � - - . on a Of. 317 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO',, LLLL., .,, F�) chafgo L I May be consul � - . . �ed at the ' " , . t&i;vag unable, to.1 11111�� Li , ALBION HOTEL, ST R-ATFORD, - . L !-the peace, he was L I on the Last 1AXTURD.&Y in ICA:ux I �� I tongaoL . xorvwn. 7"Ns - 1:--A, student I . . . . . -- -- L .. I . � College, Guiel&, I . i . -. 86 cablegratn from I iEGG EMPORIV-016 . . . . . . . L I - � ; . LL � I Ing himi to tom� � ret marriea-.1' 1 THE Subscriber hereby thanks his ndrildrous . I and g . , . I customers (merchants anil others) for tok � -on.. the next trall, , . I liberal patronage durint the paqt 7 ye4re,.44 - - . WOrd. I hopes by aftle t integrity and close attention. to I I ��' .. arqui i "' i business to merit their eoi3fidence and tri�eix 1, - . I -The X the future. Having greall, enlarged his- prmW I 'hIrntingr stud wa4 i i I ges during -the:WintAr. he is now prepared,o.py L . one day lately- � - ' ITHE HIGHEST OASH -P - � IdE I . by Lord Wliteyf -, ; � 'R - �� 2oo guineas,; thel � I Fo�r any quantity of Good Fresh Eggs, deltv" 11 I - . Waterford 260 a� at the Egg Empolium, . � , . � - . tively. ' MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH� � - � --Mr. CharleN "' � I - has purchased t Wanted by the subioriber, 26 tons of good 40 - .� , a few L . Blair, clean wheat straw. - . xanitob&, for . I A -A WILSOk . L particularly good I L . -r— iml0ovement's Al I THE ZURICH CARRIAGE FACTORY, I I Christopher I . . I - 1. , � . ------- T— I - I � - " 4.King willial HESS & 11ABERER I Glene1g, took f]Lr,' I - - - T-T�AVE aIways on haud,aud make to 0'r4er, . the Durham EX -L-L Wagons, Sleighs, carriages, RUN. - - - � same -dme thep fft�s, Cutters, and every other articlelaithift , I children. It 1�1 Anne. " , 11. . inay be theclim They pervo,nally superintend their own bud. . I moss, and can gnarantee a good �artiole boUtias - -A-u anonyt � - I . to material and workmanghip. . I � . Bent to Jay Giou � � � For Style and Finish their work cannot to I ; ,L wli-ter bad beew - surpassed by the large city e8tablishmonts. I , - i nd t011il Repairing promptly attended to. 01va VA a -. , him OL I - I trialand beconvinced that wecanastisfyyolLas I'll, " I I death. An old ' , to quality and price. I I �.- - i � days Up d6t6ct( � I Mr. Hess is well knowv tr, the public, ha�iug I'll i . � . been in buainess In Zurich for over 12 yeam . -1 - another letter tc LLL , L � i L I . 686 HESS & HABER11h. I i threats, and wsL . ... . i -- - - —: ---- -.----- --- Z —The statute . ; - I - I T H B 1. .. - i - . Norman Maelle: ' -1 I . . . . . � I 'wa: ! U - , 8 , tivailed CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. I 'Calia and han� A I I - . � , HEAD OFF10E, TOROATio. ' .. ". ma�istrates �Ly I f . . . I "I 11 M.) -P. it -1i � . Paid up Capital, - : $6,000,000, � - 012iuroh, Glasg( � Rest, - - - - .? 1,400,000. -. � - -wbieb istood vbe . � . : . � . Ds;ra ley uvea , President, Hon. Wm. HeMaster. . death bu,B(Iiub I � . - I ;1 —The Uev. �, SEAFORTH BRANCH. on,& recent. Sa - V , The Seaforth Brauch of tbia Bank coutinn" to � I II� ,cotar,red I receive deposits, on which intererit Is aBowodou I the ROmau"B Sn the most favorable terms. � ' ' DrAft,s on ull the Principal towns -and aitW in y ,)61 era. I&r- I Canada, on Great Britain, and on the Utdi4d, N06i not SO.Ur'l . - States, bought and sold. . reliV OMce—First door South of the Conuuft�dsl -1--i -th " . a d?v I i 3',e'e h rbo� v - Hotel. I . . i is I .. �. Coasar t , 689 A. H. IRELAND, Manager. - . . he thir . -But I most( — - III, � I - . iTHE SEAFORTH RESTAURANt. - - . I according to U I I � I I . - . arhy between I H. - DEAGONI � �7 . —it is said I Of the SEA -FORTH RESTAURANT, - I Jana has just Murphy's Block, Main Street, is now head of 9, co, receiving nice, Fresh Oysters,. d1r#,d . e. sixv wileE from Baltimore, both in cans and bu*, � railroad to Or, which he is prepared to sell very cheap. - ,. founding a col; I He intends keeping a supply.of thqw - Step is BuPPO t , Oysters regularly during the.;seWn, . - � pati"0131 a som,i and will be in 9, positio& to supply I . take plUIC* ila. private families, hotels or social par- . - Dl?ke�systo,te I , ties on very reasonable terms. . He lw . - the wofld-was: &W a supply of fine Reaches dirod I - lor Now Z61 from Grimsby, which are the b"sla motheeg e t its �oung clai � , the market. He also keeps on haud � I I . - land all othEir kinds of - F RAJ I TS in Boa- , uUtille . used for lV6,13 - son, fresh and good. 0*11 at the Sea- . ,.;—Uev. Ce - forth Restaurant. You can't do bet6iar ' . � .1 Bible 0,;rz!"�,- in town.- . - I street, Londc I � . H. --DEALCT10N.' . ,diseaae on : - I . I --- - - - -- - � -- - - --- - - I------ � . k inet. Deciew I : - READ AND LEARN .� 1�1 Christian r1l. I � of romar, "I . . � - . . . 1. .deep and p I WILLIAM RUDD, joyed the b FOR MANY Tearsof Egmondville,hasionled t .- icholarly ir ' the Waggon Shop belonging to Mr, WiRlaw, is 41tsbh Will P Grassia, on Market 'Street, Sadorth, i"49 be reafter can y on the Bible Chris . wb�ieh he ' Waggon and Carriave Jfakinff,��i- 4. I ne,88 in all its Brancht8. - I esteem. bGt'4 He can guarantee gocd work, und that none W I . wad his at � � forms. , the beSt of material will be uged. I , 191EPALKING A 1%PEC11ALVV#'Ud L. —& Baipt R promptly attended to, and neatly and ebsapV � � discov,ered t , executed. I . , � ; G-reasy Crei FAB1T1ER8'GATE8--B'ewillaW*6sr � I on hand a Good Stock of Farmers'Gateg. 49#wc . 9, mountain � I , him a orial. � . . . ,of Cia,er, 1%,Ui 716-18 . � Wiff. BUDD. � . I -------------------- - An av6 W�l i T 11 E � I the influiew wcgtatic, hu � OLD FAVORITE GALLERY; meet � � If � I they : I , . I � . I . . r" �,� 1 . � � . I yol�ng me) ' I ANDREW CALD I i - I i leach other � - I- . oneer Photographer of Seaforth, ' - .1 met an old,; -THEP' maan—I su. gone through the fitry ordeal, is now rantilng � i : . t in fail blest, In his Dew and oommodioss I . . ' I r — th Wi'ie. in scott;s Block. TWs is the 4184 . - like lamb 'xses ' this . .y in a , �'. tes Aff . . refitted and equipped with all the In t � 7 11 arotu=md anies and sceuio effects OPOcially for the ae6ow- At coula Aot modation of Mr. Calder's 1448 -and JiU-;.-9-- I , nal trade. Having now got into one of tht . � I . I . ying a, soniest and most complet-Ely furnisted - T hands." . v, T 4 U L� in the weut, he is iiow in a bat r post t4fin s ---The at any previous time to tam out allwori-in the says : T! photographic line entrusted to him in waupfdol . - I 8,;istorsv manin er, at the lowest, living proAf, sak tpdfts - . shortest -possible notice.- A call is Ordww- , ---.1 � there win I � - , . I . lidited from #1L . - -1.1 Hession. to; 1 692 � A.,CALDER, Sc*tVo Block$ S"$Olft 1�` - - . �1 poinimen . I � I 1.10 - I - I I ., Of *mine, . v. � f I , - . and a 1c . . , I � . . -; . . - � I I I - I , - q - . I , , I RY- I I 11 �� . . " -. : . . , " irkr I . I � L - - . . -- - - - *'� - � .. - __ - I - I � I PLOWS 1 PLOWS I L PILOWS . . � : I I � : . : k I . ; I . . ! - . . . . . . . � The beA selected stock of Flows in the County is at . - . L . . . . � iA WILLSON'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM, - k- - . I �P' � . . . . I . Main Street, Seaforth, � I I I . I ; � * I � . I - � I I . L. L I . The following popular makes are now in stock: . I t . - I I L i . L I T Jf"SWS No. 13 AiStle CUIter; Carter, Smith & Co.'s Three Rod-bew, ,No. 40 Chil&d Plow; the Genuine Anterican South Bend Oliver No. . 40 Chilled Pkw ,,, the Brantford (1hampion Chilled Plow ; Wat- 8on's Wrought Iron-bwm No. 40 Chillid Plow; the No. 10 . and 8eoeral difer&d styW of the Hill pattern genercd I e Plow8: 6ho, the Francistown No. J 3 Plow8. 1 purpog � - . I I J � I . I - . The above Plows -are from first-class makers, and will be sold cheap for cas] or on short credit. In GANG PLOWS I keep the Port Perry, which i now acknowledged to be the best and most re. - e plow in the market. Pric 020 cash, or $22 on , time. STRAW CUTTERS, ROOT CUTTERS, HORSE POWERS, SAWING MACHINES, and all -kinds of iml)lemeuto belougmg t the business. Now is the time to get a good churn, and'the BLANCHARD i the a;cknowledged loader of the dairy. Bee them before buying any other. I . I . — . . SEWING MACHINESO I I - - . I I L A full obook of the following leading M'Ischines: WANZER 0 WANZEI , F WM8014113 and LOUISE Family Machines;'the WANZER ' C) and E -f( tsil6ri and'light manufact uning. These are all reliable machines, and part ' ie . purchasing'are sure of getting satisfa-,tion and good value for their money. i lot of goods000nd-hand machines on hand, and will be sold from $5 to $15 eacl . Machines repaired on the'shortest notice. -Jieedles, oils and all kinds of repab on hand. - ' .1 � I . 0. C. WILLSON, Main -St., Seaford I . - .� I I . I . - I - I f-- I I I I � - L L I � � I - BOOTS AND -SHOES. If there are any Persons in Seaforth or its � Surroundings who axe not aware that ROB- 1� - ERT WILLIS'Boot and Shoe Store is the ,I. place whore ,they can get the best value for I . - thei madey in all kinds of feet wear, by ca - ,� . -# . ing here and, getting his prices and examinidg � . his - stock, they will soon be convinced th,'L� such is the case, and benefit themselves by go . doing. . . . No. 1, Cady's Block. R. WILLIS. . - � . i � I I I I . 1, . I WI.NTER FLUID. / , I � — . ( I TRY ' W I X W D : "I OUR OWN I . . 0 . . ( ( . I C#) . t, A . . 0 0 U G H . - V . I i a k 1Z . 8 Y- R U -P - C2 01 < ga A 4:1 .36 - I . C.2 - 5 i 3,:z; . . V . For croup, coias, Coughs , C1 . .0 I 0 .41 I w hooping Cough, &0- t4 M 14 W Poe A A -4 I We have jus t Made up fresh 1 8, 06 , 0 CL X; 41 lots of ., 0 1 A 3:140 I . . . HEAVE, -COUGH A,ND EPIZOO- . , o. - . ( . . I 000 . pt . I 0 0 M . I - OWDER; FAVORITE CATTLE I 'TIC r . 0 � 14 ! Z . , I , FEEDER, CONDITION- POWDER FOR. 00 3 . 1 < " 1. � I . ! i 0 1 LLJ HORSES, &O., &0- I 1 ! 0 - : 0 < � . The following Preparations for the Hair canno f I J ; LL � be beatt viz.: � . . A I LU cc -,OANTHARIDINE HAIR WASH, CASTORINE ( 0 I . . i . � HAIR RENEWER, AND OUR HAIR, OREAMV C C co -X . � E. HIOKSON'& CO., DRUQGISTS. r 0 . . I � ---- .1 � u- GLYOERINE AND. -ROSE WATER. � - D. D. ROSE, I . GROCERy I - i t. i. I � . � . . NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, � I I I I . � . � . . . I SEAFORTH. � I . I (I I I — . PILLMAN'S OARRIAGE WORKS, -SEAFORTH. . . � I I - I I . THEY ARE AGAIN TO TH E FORE. I I . � � 3PI1�JT-JM&-&N- & 00. � � I BEG to state to those In want of Buggies that they have now on hand as good and hand, I soz" a collectior of . . . � . . . NEW BUGGIESI NEW BUGGIES11 � - . � ' . I I Of various designs and styles an can be found in any shop west of Torointo. They a re all mfidf by thamelves, and they ean consaqueutlyvarrsaL thena as to workoliuship and material. . - I . - � I . � i , � REPAIRING OF ALL KIND88i : . I . - - . .. i ' I PwmWy attended to mad neatly And substantially executed, and ma thrfaction guaranteed. . . , 4 1 � . i 1. I . - I . rr:ELIZ&M&1TqG�- . - I . . . . . I . i :. L . � I I Wtsre also prepared to take orders for Trimming Vehicles of al]. kinds, and cau guarantee a first. elass Job at reasonable prices. . - I i - � . 1, - 'a . �- I . I . 0 OALL AND. GIYE US A TRIAL I I . I And be oonvinoed that we mu do better for y -- -on than. moot other firms in the Trade. - I � � . � i : � PILLMAN & Co., Seaforth. -: I I - I . I - I � I . N. IL—B"O"Aul Light vy.hSs3as -u i la to ;rJer If desired. - I . I .. = I 0 . .. � . 1% . : . . . I � z I � � T - - . - . lii�. I I I . � . I I � � I . - I � . . � - - . � . . I- I . Q . � � I . - - � � . I . I —,----- � . i