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The Huron Expositor, 1882-03-31, Page 3.� . . - � �, _� � . T.- - I . . � I t - � . � . . . � . . � � ; i I � . I . � I . � . - - - - I . - . . � . . . ! - . . I i 7 - � � � I P . � � I I , - . .� . - - I � - , _. I . I 1. . I I I I . �_ . - - I - : . t I ! . I - � I �_ I I - I .. 1. . I I I . � � � I � . � - I � I I I I -I _ � I . . � � - I . � � - � . v �URCR . 11 � , I � _�, I . -�- I . � I � , I � � a 1, I � F4,42. " , I :1 � O' I 882o.. I I , I . � I - - � U&NOR al . . I I � . � I � % � k NMNMINNNN� 11 � f ., --- � I - I I THE - HUR - EXPOSITOR* � z . - . I � -1-1- - I 6N�. .- I � - _A - - .�,_: - I _____�_ I . I � . - I -_ - - .- - - � -_ - -_ 1 3 . � - I � . I . - - I Ult N0USES TRON 'VeNti - - . �' sowmf a OpWon of Gr=d- life, and must let . go; and when lowest.tone clear zp � - - . . ill - .;. - I I *star told her I to the silver frosted TO, tHE . I �i� --- I � . . . mothers. . -thef old German. , 14 note� of 80,108 sounding as -if they came SEEDS I , .. � fluent speech, how the .boy came to down � � . SEEDS I � THE 1 4 � _ from heaven - I , thought .. - SEEDS , I 1 � . � ii - &M,filogws we "ry sales folks; a . 1, - think muoh..of the nurse.,the., German tc� myself, who # I , . ' � � � . � , bejj�sg.tke aunts In creation, I . i I - ; Tbey . I can tell how FAR ME RS0F HURON ; I , , '1� - : - I I � They. 16t a Cup do As he likeq, I I ther looked at bar a moment with -many in � the' generations after I . . . I OLD �AVORITE GALLERY. , Moll . . I.. - , , ASd dolet worry about eduostion. I - . . . � r THX - I 1i I . . stolid. attention; but allthe notice she generations that since these bells have ' � -A D- . , I . - � . - I =ook, of it was to touch the . � � I .. . � . � - . � I I ., - � 7 . - I rA goo, r can't w it at ill, I I small, . swung above, hour after hour, day and 7 , t ii I . � � - .. -1 --- 1 4 � .. What A poor fellow ever could do hand of the other woman, 'night, have heard their wondrous SPRROU , .7777 . forsoples, sod pennies, and cakes, and then looked at her own, brow N D I N C -CC U N TIM � I dM . _' .f I IvIthout a grau other or two. I a chimes like thi' soft singing of the di. I . I ; � 10 -ENGE: - 11 � . ll . I � � � I and gdarled with toil; an& say in her vine angels, and gone their way refresh- FIELD AND � � i � HIEAlr ImotbeYs speak softly to ma's, limited English.: � CARDEN SEEDS OF ALL KINDS AND VARIETIES, THE Pioneer Photographer , ill . I firsul . ad ? , Who I I Of Staforth, having � Z* .J .. can, tell what - blesse'd i i gone through the lit -ii ordeal, is now -running I _ have a ood time ; -Like me-' so I D Having purchas�d the Huron Foun, - ' � again JU fun blast, . In his now and commodIoua I - - � . . To let & boy . at is goot-dat he. .thoughts and consolation baye gone . . It � � __ umis they 1whisper.'as true, . . tink -60. " . I thro gh sick minds with kheir soothing I � premises in Scott-'@ Block This Is the oldest . , - dry, in the Town of Seaforth, and re- . I ... - 1. I , I , . Sor"Other way, when a boy wants to climb. ! - u � � � I � ; - � � - Gallery in this section, and has been thorortgbly . I Ah I It was", the one touch of -nature soundst Who can tell I . " - fitted the sam -a in first�class'sVle, I will : I irefitted and equipped with all the latest sppH. I �_ I � 11 - orsudoothers have muffin" vz tes, ,that makes the worldakin-tho respou- have been lifted, what penitents have - have on hand a large and varied stock AT THE NEW BE D STORE, JUST OPENED 0 n anoes and scenic effects 8peciallyfor theaccom- -&ICKO'k y ar 11 11 And pies, a whole row in the ceitar, UT BY ; � i ,_ - And gwyors apt, (if thtty know it in tim - -of PLOWS for spring trade, I , -modation of Mr. Calder's large and in4reaging - , � . a), Bive, loving touch of a woman, hand, been cheered, what poets' xalted by _ I . . tmde. Having now got into one of the.ban& -1 � Z , . To mikelchidmu Pic for a "faller." . with her heart in'it.I-Detroit P08t and their notes ? There is no a . somegt and moot completely furnished gsllerlw � . I register kept kl� i - � . , Tribune. 1 � Both Chilled and -Steel Afouldboard i � - I - in the West, be Is now , - i s ... - . �114 - I � � . on earth of the nobler purer aspirations I I . Ina better peBition than . � ;-- . And If he is bad now and then, , I 0. i . .: its strains, have given I birth ' t Plows, Gang Plows, Gra I AtILDY revIdnotimato-tirn out all,workiutim I .. � Andmakes a "tracketing noise, '. - [T. . � A Little Laughte" . o as that in " Photographic line entrasted to him in a superior -Ifflaw , Es 11 - Wy look. ova r uhair specs, . , r Now and .great peal, through sunshine and -storm ' Crushers, Strate Culters- 0 , 0 - -vr : t M. T_J S 0 " 11-T. . 're"n eir, at the loweat living prollt, and on the - � - . . Ana my, "Ah, tht se boy -i will be boys.') - �%en. . � . I V 2 - ; sborte � � � - . ME STO-V A - lhe'�' � . . . ; summer and winter, night and day, - - mt possible notice. A call is cordially so- , .. I I . - . . I I . I I I- . ! I bloited from an. -_ I When a man becomes so � h,,ur by hoar has sbunded. And so all ' - - I � _ I Hand & Horse -Power. It t I - � , ., -Life Is only so short at the �,est, morose or . I , I � I i . 692 A- CAUIER, S,,tt,, B ock,seaforth i, li�_' . 14t, the,cliddr4a be happy , o -day " hard-hearted that he cannot sit down the influences of beauty go on . workin . 4 and 6 Horse- . . . -1 � - . I o 4 the sky, g . .. �_ I � -Tban they look for a w4il . now and then and indulge it, & laugh h ' contin . I - I I ual I . . � A,U,l the haWthat are [a r, far &way. a ly. though imparec,ptibly, and Powers. IN HIS STORE N TO HIS IMPLEMENT Emromum. I � . .� . -ji, - � I. - I needs repairing. Laughter sweete'a by its own -, divine ministry. working - I � . "I � .� ... . . 11, I I I TH E � . 1: - V_ q,i4 'fight comes on, . the temper. � : more and � AlEo, a very large assortment of Plow I I I , I I � . " ,� -,- _ often, as twi . i � I more widely and more and I - . I - I - � . - � jr� - -g hymus very iow, Just read i this acaount of a Dakot more blessedly. . I I -- .. Grandmothe s is! Points, made from the very best brands IANIMIK OF QOM]WERCE. I �� I I I � , � - To th,Me1T,:s, as they rook by tua fire, ' I �,e the best known i.mp I . C ;; - 11 I t 11"ven and when th-.y suall go. farm, to-morrOW afterl di4ner, and se When we shall have p&s"h of iron. Special att�ntiou will be given � I __ I - � I I . - . k, V - t� -'.i'- . L Abou I I I if it does not : :11 through to repairing all ki' I . . - - . . - � itkg f`1101 and labor - rove � - . I " I. - I this ]ik when we shall have fi�ished Ads of machinery, � I . , . I - of . I - Autl then, a boy Ao-ppi t think a 'Yes, sir,", res . qr strang I Castings of all kinds made on short � " . . I � �e`& iu this -market. .,any tl - . . - umioid'tbe Dakota man,' a and mysterious career- . 6. I � Will find ahot ter 1,29""'e'v, - . % . HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, � , . �n I A as a crowd of agri6ul . for the- mo I . � , - 11 . 10 kno LAt &'l I 4; turists seated . . . . w wh twill o�; e we know of life the more notice and at reason9ble rates. Having - � , � I - .. � For gmudmothers .11 have to die. themselves around a little table, "yes, �, -'- yaterious and th upwards of 30 year I experience in the All the New Varieties of Seed' G Edn, including the " White Russi _* � � � a strangeir it becomes - � �_ - '� I . �, � - - :. __ - things on�rather a sizable � when we tirade, we feel assure that we c ` " Black'Auetrian�)"' Oats 11 Lost Natio I and I White Russian 11 Spring Wheat. � : . - : air ; we do ( come t6the last, when we an give ' an" and I I �� __ .1 1,Wi9b they Could Stay here and pr ty, ood satisfaction.' Our motto is to . Barley. Bes- Paid up Capital : 1. - fi` live- 9 . - __ __.. 1. per � boy, needs their prayei s every night, scale. -I've seen a man on one of 'our drop that for which most me Good Seed Peas �,nd t q of Clover and Timothy, and all kinds - �s -1 : 86i0001000. . - I �� I big farms stii�t out in the spring an thabody,with its &pp please. Your trade -espectf: ly olicit- of Garden Seeds Turnip, Mangold ot Seed, and everything belo . newt, - . -i. . - � r 1: 11. ' - d nl 1400,000. � ,ome boys more than utuers, I s'po ie-- , atites and Pas- 8 I � � -4. 8 � ging I ".. rl - � . - 13iOns-they will sink and we shall rise, ed. . Caket I ... such ,,a i, ueed a wonderful sigh c. Plow a furrow until fall. Thenheturo I to the business. 'Also, a full stock of and FEED, including oil n AND SEE. THEIg .& T . . . . . . - � i - ___ � ad around an -i harvested- back. We whatever �of us is left -reason, moral Ground and Unground Land Piaster, Bone Dust and ArtificiiiI Manures. Al . - -A. ____ . AS HENDRY, - - ... --- . I � Gaieties. have somo big farms up 'th' sense. Rff80tiou--Lll that is of the . .1 kinds of Implements and Sewing I ; - - � ''I'll � ere, gentle-. I - . Mac4iijes as usual at the Agricultural Im- Pre,gident . 11 7 � , I . Hon. Wm. McMaster. 7 Fulpit eloquence, "Why," she asked men. A friend of mine owned one on divinity within us. slenderly or richly; !, Seaf,orth. plement Emporium, Main Street, Seafo4h. , Z - � . . ��. . � 7 I John Which fie had t N. B. -Wood Wan;ed. I . I I . isthey were leaving the church, 11 0 give a mortgage, -an d then joy be to him in that hour whose . I I ...., --- I . � ---- 011110US, -M,,At N. - __ ai&nt your soul. thrib trader that ser the mortgage was due on one end before Whole life has been a Audy of P-brity, . SEA -FORTH PLANING . I 'O. C. WILLSON. .1 . ' I . . ST. -1 1. Monr .-Yes'not only my Role," be they could get it :recorded on the other. duty and fidelity - of the ineffable :MILL, . - SEAFORTH BRANCH. � , . � - - . I I . . � _� , � . . � I O&VAgely growled, "but my whole f,00t. You see it was laid off in counties." beauty Of benevolence and love. For. I I I � ___ . � I � .- . I - These blamed boots are entirely too There *ds a murmur of aatonish. the other life shall catch him. Whirl- SASMOORAND LINDtACTORY - ___ - - . I The See-orth Branch of this Bank con tinum to . tight 11 . I . __ �RK A FORTH, . ... .,. ment, and tha.Dakota man gontinued, ad through the spheres -not without a 6 1 . � .. - receive deposits, on which interest is atiowed ou � � . � __. I_A little Troy Sunday School girl 16 ot a letter man.who lives guide,bult with legions round . . I the most favorable terms. . . - -----------__, I - - 1 g from a."' about � D, D. ROSE GROCER .T Drafts on an tho principal towns and cities in - bad been studying about the feast of in - bim-be shall be brought to the King ePHEsubscriberbegaleave to thank hisnumerou I I , I [EA FOR 7-ff " , my orchard. just before I left home, uty, inL the J�Slaoe Of Beauty, . � 0&nfi,da, on Gre4t Britain, and on tne uuibed � . - th&P&SSOVer. She Was asked On Buu- t)f Bea - I customers for the libers: , patronag� eXtended to . . I . and it had been three weeks getti t himaince commencing business in Seaforth,ona - . Office -First door South of the (�O�mnerld&l I and - - : I States, bought and sol& - �- L ' 7hO dwell there forever and ever. -Henry i � 11 d&ywhatfeast brought tu mind the 7 . . I � _. the dwelling-bouse, although it d ill maybe f avor d with a oolitin � � - -1 . I 6v.lng of the lives of the oldest children Ward Beechcr. trusts hat he nonee Hotel. ANCE AG INNS 17 N travelled day and inight.11 of the same. I . � '. __ - . - 689 - A. H. IRELAND, Mauaaer_. - -EN%af r , .. of the.Israelites in E*pt'. "The turn- -Distaticus are pretty wide up t � re, L 1. Partiesintandingto buildwonlddo well to give : � - .. � . . - - .1 0 was the proud reply. An Important Question � him a call,as he will doptin ne to keep on hand a . . - I � I ... "I . over, I E POST OFFICE, SEAFORTH L ain't they?" inquired one. is _... . I I .. 11 � L * lnex�pressible woe -Are you feel- I think there is no questio large stock of all kinds of � . � � I THE ZURICH CARRIA , I --- I I 1. Z , I " Reason ably,, reasonably," replied'the n that. is Dry Pine Lumb � Sashes, Doors .- . GE FACTORY. . jug very ill ?, asked the physician; let more important and in many re I I . . �� L - -1 - W- It. WATSON , Dakota man. "And the worst of it is, speots . i .. . I Mouldings, Shing1m, . Z I �.. ]ne we your tongue, please." -It's Do it breaks up families so. Two years ago I'll pathetic than the queTstion:.whicb, I I . I I .. I . � I . L use, dootor," replied. the poor patient, I saw a, whole family prostrated with one puts to himself, or to his friends, . Lath, &c. . . In returning thanks � to his nurierous customersfor the very liberail share of SS & . HABERER - �� Ifarine, Life. and Ac- � ,,no tongue cun tell how bad I feet." grief. .WoMen yelling, children howl- "Havo I a right to believe that I am a . Hefeeleconfident of giviaggatisfactIontotho@6 HE _ 'L I I L � gen2t., Con,)qf LL -A lady ,remonstrated with a green - Christian ? Am I a Christian ?" ,Oho mayfavour him with their patronage,as non@ L . . � L . ,n,sura,nce A _ I - - . ing. and dogs barking. One of my men If r L patronage bestowed -upon him d iring the past, ' - I I , girlL 'ne b�f first-clasoworkmen are employed. w . ii I wbo had washed a tabJ6 dish in a has ev I a�d being determined t � I pPraiser" Btc.,, , .. I . I had bi-4 Camp truck packed on seven ". . er travelled, as I have, Particular attention paid to Custom Pian1n# 1,4-- O'ke4 up HAwVt &'ways on hand, and make to 0.r4er, 11 I'll � I on a prairie -and in the forests at night, ., L - goups, Sleigh"t Carriaggeo, Hug. . . . I wish-dibb. She nearly convulsed the four^mule teams, and be was around . tJie reputation he has acquired for fair dealing ai.Ld i ing the beat value, would Je8p Culler*, and every other &rtiolein their � 11 - I - . � I - I - - whole family by replying, I I Well, mum , but eapez-ially on. the pr'airie, the ques- 201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT. . 93 11 a. I - --- " gly I o � I bidding ever) one good�bve." . � . p . I - - - I . . I � , � . but I oliwes the basia &gin afore any- ' - - They pervoually superintend their own busl� , . I - - ST -i S;EAFORTK -i " LLL ... body washes in it." � . 1? - "Where was he goi�g?11 asked a LiOub&s come to him,"AmIonthe �� . . ; - I say that he has received another supply of. those fine TeaLB at 50o . , 60c and 65c aces, I and can guarantee a & i0i ' 'LL . . I � . �� . I I . is -a very importapt "I L '. * Gravesend friend. L right ruad?" It ' - . to material and workm _ o - od art e both an . . . L -,& clergymau in Scotland preached 44 que"tion.- In the I . "usixio - .h. He was going half -way _across the wt�arineF34 of all -day per pound, which gave such goc d satisfaction, both in quality and price. For Style and Finish ti�"ir work cannot be I - e - - . I &few Sunday's aggo from the text -_ -If farm to The travel, and the dangers of the slough or important .N itice. . , and surpassed by the large city establishments. � I .... I d1he Pico," replied the Da- Repairing Promptly attended to, Give W,a � . - I_ ya do not rept,at yeshall a1l likewise per. 0 1 . f - � , - - L �_ I .... � - ish.11 The wife of a farmer who w4a kota man. morass, or the - risk of spending the � I would invite all those who have not alread-v bought any of those Teas to give me triaI and be convinced that we can satisfy you an . I , .. I I ('FIRST -GLASS . �. "Did he ever get back to his fai I , ' , ,� 1. Mily ?"- night in the forests, one says, "Am I to quality and price. , . present went home and told her hus- travelling in the right way? Is the i 'Wr.LHe8s is Well known tC . I � ... I . I the pablie, having I band, that the text was, ,,It isn't time for him yet," replied the . � a trial, and compare them with eas bought at any other house at from 5c to 100 beeninbuziness, Zurich for over 12 yeam. , companies represented. A.0 k..wdy, ��- - "'If . yon don't Dakota, man. . - hostelry only a mile .4 two �head? or I __ . in , .. . ' � k � 7 I .d at lowe%t eurrent rateg on � pay rent you shall leave i he parit3b." . �_ . . � . ; � 686 HES4 A H&BERBR. all- .1 -------------- #_ I am I turned around, and wandering . . I 'I � - L . L r.ly- Specis,l Ittention devoted t# - . � per pounil more. � I -----.--------. - " -Two old ladies, evidently from out riul furtheralid further away from it?" i � � tee. Insurances effected on fsra r - I. I . On Spending, Money and a - . I - i : . I I of- town were walking about the street ' � I L "Gore District,- of Galt establw . I I I tivating Beauty. . This is merely with reference to a a - 1. - . I . � IR, N. BRETT,, it from M14. to , __ one aay last week, when one of them I bavethe sole nd xclusive Agency , � I per �;nt.,cash, .- night's rest ; but to one who desires to I �.. 1� 1- . SZ&FORTH . nice . I . 'My stock of Teas in Blac is, Greens and Japans, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, . Cheaper tb�n any mutual diwovered a, bunch of bauan&8. Stop_ There are three directions in which travel toward his Fatherls' I - , The folriawiug com - every man 0 ;honse it is a for the Celebrated I Wholesale and Retall Dealer _eN !' piug to look at them, she adjusted her . wes his property : first to question of transeende ' 'a, , L . in LZATMIR =4 ,. z.: London &Llneashire,Enrl 1: i. L . bL m8elf ; nti importanb . I- I 13HOE FINDINGS of Every Description. 4w land; licottish Imrial, S glasses and kaid, -,Wt,ll-. I do declare if 1 88000d, to his family; third, "Am I travelling toward tit ? or, am I � . - Rice, Tapioca, Sago, Pure Spices, Canned Goods, Tobaccoes, &c., is at all times I ' I - JT . . �L, Toronto ; Royal Canadian - "L them ain't bigger string beans tha� ,I to the community ; and the proporti None but the VeryBest Stock kept. Termm - 11 .'On deceived? Do I apply �ight tests to . . -_ I . Istrict, Galt; Canadian FireL & ' - L - . . which ever I - I r ' I � T y man devotes to bach of the myself ? While . I t moderate. A Trial Solicited. All orders by =An �� - ever saw in my life." I auk co6forting complete, and iny extensive business, together with light expenses, enables me or othervive promptly filled. :on; ffliance lEramiltoa; Toronto IL I -Ift a rural English town there Was force which inheres' in property is no . I my- I . . 49t - , -;;, I ife and Aed.. -1- -ph the faith WHITE EWINCI - -MACHINE, - to place my "(into ; �rWl;�Iie dod bt in about that ratio.. Now, if a self at sunshiny hours wi ,� S 1 R. N. BR9TT � UGDD� ilgent for the Canada �_- � . once formed a company for the sale of that Iam a Christian, is it true that I 'a much lower f3gure than the same goods axe sold at by ------.--------- - .1 I . . � price a at I m and aMugs Com any.. Toronto. ,� bread� frqm winich, it was announced man, honest)y getting, can contribute ain deceived, 9md that. -after all, when L . 4, . . A G per cent- on reaY, estate. Apnt -A: to himself generously, and ig able also I . . I . . I � � ' , - . ' _ .. . all alcoholic properties were removed. ife termi � .others. I rift L e, hie teamship, Comparty., 'ej _4 I naly to'contribute to his family, I natea, I shall wake up with � IF MRS. 0. M.'DLUNLOP. __ - �Ork and Glasiro.W. First C�abU4 il The popullace gab the i4mvression that a 9"" ' the amazement of despair?", , . For this part of t ' . � - i;i: I � 4 nd, without tryina his,resources in the ,� 60n(l Cabift S IN& I he �onnty Of Huron . I , teerag% "* very stimulating feature was, in oouse- h 0 In looking at this question, you must I . I - lq" i&,;ued good for le months. W - quence deprived them in their staff of BilialleSt degree, towards the comman. - . NO BOGUS DISCOUNTS. GOODS DELIVERED FREE, . I ., Street, se-aforth , � Lil not confound a high degree of attain: and will not be responsible for any L TEA 0 fIlCe, CM131 ' life. A shrewd baker taking advantage � F MUSIC. L - te the 51amion Hotel. 11 . - ity, I don't know why -he shouldnot iu-'. maut with the beginnings of attai - . . . �posi I � dulge himself and his family with the . . 11 ' - . I . ' - 1. - :: of the situation, put a sigu over his elements of the beautiful. I ' ment. It a young man, in an academy White Machine unless sold by me or at, J . . D. D. ROSE. 1 . . . -,. . . ' - � OL N_. � - . door, -,Bread with.the gin in it." His Bee no or in. the earlier classes of a college . I , I ,�. - oveus, were never allowed to grc my office here. XHIBITI Y* 1W cool reason why a man should dress .plainly should Buy to him i . I . I ' LL . v self, "Am I a schol. . I I , PIANO OR ORGAN. I � L � . b I I L . - - I I f so great was therush, an.4 the opposi- when a is able to dress richly, provid- ar?" if lie should say, "I know almost L . �� 4 . � :1 tion had to close up shop. . ad he cheats nobbily-and cheats him. nothing of history', . and I have. hardly a, I . , . i . - I . I&UetDry WC,nder which a-ausen no, - : i � . self of no ,duties whatever. I think Bmat -of Latin and Of dreek, and I I L T H E FARM =.RS' F A VO R'. I T E AD-VANCED rupils fitted for graduating L2;t less mt is yet-vialblai to the gazing wftm', . . tering I - - I I . ' . - I . I He Swore. * that a man who dresses magnifioeutlY Lam'ignorant of modern languages, JAMES WATSO'. t - . - than one half the expense of foreign towh- - L� � 26th ot Juna having: Corue'and gene L , and bas his family do so sets an exam- . Ing. Es ial a%re giv�n to ner;v beginners. Tect of several- an i r8ar;ft of . I Gough tells this stor about an Irish- and I think it to be very doubtful - I . 7� i I pec �� . � y ple to the miser who criticizes him all whether I am a scholar or not," he � I � . � . .. mer, the well known firm of ;� T Man, toL whom a physician, said : I . . : I , A Limited Number. of pypils from : day. HOW ? - � ; I I � 1 :-- "Tim, this won't do'; you must take would be like some persons who doubt I . I . .L i , Do you see that man. L --DEALER, IN- I I 1. abroad can receive Board. warning from the fate of your friend, " ook at his whether or not they are Christians. *1 . i . : I . I I O'Shaughnessy. Only three nights ago I .. I - Instrument for pupili, use at very moderate EY RWYrH E RGIF " family. He is spending all his m0uaY But is lie not a scholar? The degree , � I !; . . terms. Residence - I . � � LL L . . I . . onGeorge Street�, First door L.. % on the backs of his children." . I east of Main street, seaforth. I . . i � to came home much soberer than you . critic is spending to which be has attained in scholar.- S �� ' I i 730 � I . L;;;; I axe, but in attempting to blow out a I no money ship has nothing to do with the fact of dwing .Machines, nitting .&� I Tinwam Merchants I Hi� .. S - I I � : candle his breath took fire and he on the backs of anybody. He- is I ' , . . .. � his being a scholar, He is � a scholar I � I ex- lkying it up. . chineo, At I NOTICETO L , ploded-blew up -so his friends, in I who has devoted himpelf to the ao'qni. lachments, i -1 THEPUBLIC _.. .. I 'What will he do with it ?11L . I � I . . . . Well, he's laying it I I . _ ,TRE ET,t S EAFGR:TN- _ � three, days, have not been able to scraps ' sition of knowledge. Wheth he be a - I'. t I I L . . I . i I Up for the in. child in the primary epq ent, or : I I - � I . � ! . - 't 1. ..17 . LL L enough of him together to L bold awake d tm 4� � I i � I - � , , : I . � .. over." i tere-t. to t . -�Tjclt thelwipection and Patronut -��- - . . ?11 whether he be advanced higher NEEDLES . L8, &C. Has proven itself to be superior to any F lei der in the market. It impro ' ,UPSNALL HOUSEl KINSURN. 7� 1 1 . e ves the . . f 8f afGrth ima vicinity, to tbdr � "An' do ye mean to tell me that he "What will he do with the interest stages of education bi seminaries, or in I ,4 L : - . � . Turn it over on the principal. -_ . , 1. _ � at STOVE 8, &a. Doa,,t pass t,kg. -_.- - Mist up?" said Tim. the outskirts of professional education, I L . , . , �, I $,What is he going to do with the in- constitution ; it contains no miue#als or any substance which would endanger' . - 2. , I a I ' . I - ; I I "Indeed I do, upon my bonor." tereSt and principal ?I? . he is a scholar. He may be a shallow MAM STREET, S�AIPORTH. I . I I 11. � . I.. L . - . � : ' Tim. said he would take the pledge- at ' I � . one as yet; lie may be a rude and very . I I - . JOHN U08HALL9 V. 8.9 Breed -some more. I . L 1. �.l OUC6, and he did so'in the _follovn�rig ) - erfact one ; his attainment may be I ____ a beast to take cold; consequentl , there is no danger of co nstitutional derange - LG COFFEE POT 1- . I.What is he go' a to do with so a Imp I I I ][I.&VINGpureba-edth;eRinbtim'goW wishes ` I I n - L � � form : V? . M very small, and the. beat part of his F 0 RBES LIVE RY - to say to the farmers and- travelling �ublle 7 p i I . I 4 1 L . more . solk�lastio life may lie far ahead of him; . � . I - ry, it TOIS E S up the- whole system to a healthy action, generally, that he h,ss refitted the hou-o thorough- � . I "I swear never to blow out a candle I ment, but, on the contra �sf f he Biga of tbe, big Coffee Yet# .- - , Keep it. - %, L I . � . , while I am drank again." . . � ly and supplied the bar,with the but beauds of I FT Bia 9 keep BtGvea anit wbA �, . 1. nevertheless,. he is a scholar; A babq-.. , I-, - . . - I , - What is he g -0-i * o do then?" . thus preventi ng waste of fooaand improving the animal's condition and appear- olgars anf Hqrors - Those giving hbn a call wJU , FaXvcE;t Tools'Bincling'Kitt& ria'L" is a member of the fa;mily just as well � L -AND I � . I I - . _ Z__ - x.Rli Z - Z - wxart, as Ch ap arid Z - Die, and leave i o th-6 man who get I I i . . be fteatto oourte�)u-ily. ,ki,v xux x�anage . A baGood awany- �, -- - A Touch of Nature' 8 as a young man of twenty-one, or's . I . I . s - - jv��f ; � I � _�,� I One of the trained ' it, U6 goes out of life, having had ,the � � ance, causing them to fatten quick r on the same amount of food and briDo a . ;ds 1� �� ... riarses of tb- c5 man of forty; 6 man may be-& -Chris- � � rp To Horse Ownem. , ot true, but on1y, a rhynteil - � a . . s ' - '_jehi great I i � - . M L power .that. inheres to tian in .the earlier ,stages of Christi I - - I *t our Stov.ea; t1wont t" -a raudh ___ . gan College of Medicine had a an � . � . wealth, having done - higher price in the market. - . i . . � L . nothing education ; aLd you are not to th SALE S TA 1B,L E S 1 114 � � L Young German lad under her care who ink i r, r, %_ � . I � - I L for the comm I . � I .. . unity, nothing for thatyouarea Chriatian,or are not a . - - I I I . wasbadlyhurt in an aceident. � - _'L, �L 0" hits � houtiehold, nothing for himiself. I Christian, j adgi ng 'simply by the degree , : . - �_ HALTs, Veteriuwy surgeon, mrl, - mr- .. -%rm was shattered, and it was the . I I ,,V'Jwgt ag Ch,eapcw W# should not like -to tAke the chances in of attainme � - burn, solicit* the patmnage ot his old friends o �. nt that you have made. It and the public generallY. A fall stock of Neter- , nurse?s duty as. soon as the doctor had I � I !.-PossiMy� Can _. --Z a the oth4 world of that man. * H * MAIN-ST.9 SEAFORTH.- ' E. HICKSON & CO.J - inary Wedicinem cAmstsntly on baud. Having I � . � -1 - nd - 18 R is the same with a. physician. It .- � N . . . . securedtheservioesoflir .T. AWilson as illy . - tten4led to the -wound to dress a criminal'' a high-handed criminal be- is not how far along he has gone that VetorinaryElacksmPh, I hope to give entire � . bandage it. When this was done the f � L I - , � - . a . I 'lighed Stove to-&BIrdVage orCia. - fint time, the young man looked at ore God. -On th' other hand,, constitutes him a physician. He is . I I . t . . sathdactlorl in -11 diseasps of Che feet. -C&IIll &u4 . - . �, I were a mau ILTHUR FORBES, the o;d established Lly. I telegraph messages promptly attended to. br . - .h'J,SL aenf-tle to build a beauti. learning and gaining am ' ' f Aerywan,Aespi the best and most styli4h rigs ' Sole Manufacturers. i . . _4� , . nurse with tears in his f a, - house, mud perience as .ast � I 0 1 1 � � -,- e I L sweep around as he can in his profession, and he is a and thb best driving horses in a business. . I . 7 . - �� yes. . , .- it beautiful grass, shaded by.treas and - JOHN 'UPSEMU, V. 9,; EYi .- : "You are. so goot," he .8aid Nest and Nobby Cutters, ha . � I I � in hi pbysician at the beginning of his pro- : some and com . . � I t - . I I -_ BR70THE 1. I s briaht with flowers, ble Robes, and fast and af horses alw� o so that all the year fossional career as well as at the end. 1 forta� � FtWe � -. brokea English. -You are shust like ronud it gladdens the Bight with it * on hand. I I - . %_ - � Iny matter. " 8 When a man has equipped himself to I '] t&- FOR SALE IN ANY Q_C ANTITY. . � i RON tr ST., SEAFORTH. . � " FARMERS . Of SOUTH '11711 7 I I � . I Every day the young lady, who pos- -hilst,'with- be a benefactor of his race in that di- orseg. _� ------� ,- � . I form uLd beauty and color w A ve�ry hand some family sleigh f or one or twq � I in its walls are books, pictures, h I � � -x . --statues, � . � - . L I--- se-med all grades of culture and reflu rection, and has obtained permission to � Day and night calls promptl�, attended to. I I Take Notice. I ' - 1 4 and objects Whose forms and hues do Good driving'horses bought �nd sold. . I : Ineut, bent over the poor suffering lad TAL & BLAGKv L'... - prmitice medicine, the obtaining of hi � � ... "I'll . 8 � R19MEMBER THE PL&CE �_ ()pposite 0. 0 . 1k 7 1 i I � � % li-ht the higher fancy, I hold that that diploma, and the puttilig out of hl I .A. 0 rE _U -A. Mi :F .A� 0 r.V S - M �jk I all(I patiently, tenderly cleansed arid tuan is justified before Godand man; is Willson's Agricultural Warero4ms, Seaforth. . 1�RA0,T10AL _1 baudaged the wounded arm, and a . 689 ARTHUR FORBES . I I I I k . 6 very imself ready I . 4. because no man, builds so little for to receive patient, I __ Plows, Gany Plo Cultivators - . , I day the young man thanked her With LhiM�elf , sign, and the holding of � __ ____ __ I WS 'R � _ s-theab, are indica- . L I I w . MAK_ERS,t ��'__ the: same form of quaint speech : . tions that he is a physiWan ; they are I . ____ . . US the man who builds a fine . and Iron Harrow& -- I 11, I � -1 L�-. �'! tank yo - house -He cannot help himself. the evidences of it ; and when be has i , I 1 I . - - 11 � . .� - u, it is so goot, and you are Everybod * I . I I , I - ill, L . y sees it. It stands out -doors. laad� forty years of practiqe,. and looks r I I . I . � � I I I shust like my matter." It is an imitative object for hun'dreds Of back and smiles at tile Small am' Ount of I � �cra have bought th8 Tools M � � But gmi3greneL Set in. and the blon 1 1 1 � - . . I �, do- young Mon, who says "'Why, the 'man . T. INELLIS, OF KIPPENt Ue8alatel carried on by, the GO& � , h&iredboysan,k 'rapidlyto death,and wbo buil'tth&t CameLto town Wi capital with whichhe be'gan,heia no I y . th a . I . . a i ii,d 4, xnn',Iaeturing Company,, *0 ' , they sent away toL Penns vania for his more a physician than he was at the ! Again on hand with a new supplyof plows, Gan� L . . I 0 cheok handkerchief, and here he b � � I THE CHEAPEST AND BE, ST PLACE TO BUY YOUR Plows, Cultivators, Iron Harrows Scotchbiamon4-,, �. tf-vi,exieuce of over eight yearsiff as beginning, though with that small 1 - I . . I aw prepared toL carry on the tAU limother to come. and see him before be gained thin by industry and skill. Why 1 �, . . I make, and the beat in the Market. All implei', 61�� - - Went on that IODg, last journey. A sho amount of,capital he has achieved suc- i I - � I tnerits sold by T. Nellim are -wtrraipt.ed to ,wo ' . - * I . 0 'aEt Wil�l receive I uld I not follow his e-Kample ?', it Casa at the far termination of his life. � . :P_&3PS1r_r,, . satistactoril A . y,ornosale, Ftrwerow-ntinggood rur-ted t prompt - 5 German tainister!who knew him wrote is quickening the skill and industry of So t i 1? '. ; Diamad'barrows with 72teeth wM And it to . 4-claas workguarauteed. - . to her, and then prepared the dull mind he question �of being a Cbris- : . . I I � . f I their interest to give me a trbl. , A full stock of �011erli made and repaired, 9116 I mankind in thousands of instances, and tian does not depend upon the ' GROOERIES, ORO KERY, FLOUR, - - FEED, Plow castings on band. Algo the Franciefown ud Sheet fron. work, &a.,, at rw � . question , - Of the sick lad for;1 the last change. But the poor girlLgoing home with her sew- of being -a great Christian, animmens, THE JEWELLE . Plows, Monroe's of Sedortb, Teeswater Plows, . . I I .1 � he h%d little preparation to make ; he R I . . smadeaDd-old onoarepairedolt . , A � 'L, iug-peeps through the pickets at the Christiau. Someti h I see i I - � - and Oliver Chilled Plows. . w an I . � ico�, and a b prices that defy cssl* 0121Y wanted to see his "matter once beautiful flower garden . and its glories great Christians, I domuebL whether I I . SEED I FISH9 &O - L I I - - S, J of I � : raure and die, for he was worn and are like a vision of heaven to her. He Horse Shve * and general Black- - I � . L � - are Christians. That "a to say, the , -HA - . Mg . . . � tired. I -STA.L & BI,AGXJF - I . . hat4 blessed the whole eommunity in i . . I I I an 19 I So -day by day they watched and no ; amplitude of their experience may be I 8mithin - 7 Iftox 1041"-GoJew", 1. L ' building it.- No man w 4 6s to build ' I � ja -be letter, and the boy an very much greater than the amplitude . __ - &UbNver car e to 4. 1 � L _____ - ___ -a ugly house thereafter, but strives I i IS AT M. MORRIS 0 IN'S 2 Attended to vItb cartfal attention. An work � � - I I lay Walting-, waiting for on to of their grace. -Christian Union. L . . I entrusted to me will recdve careful attention., . e look7 at build a handsomer. Little by, litti it . . I All work done with neatness and dispakht and � L lif LS the people from the low grade of I I I the d ar absent f"e, and then it seem 1 e REMOVED70 HIS - byal Hotel, I ed ali e at once: that he must ga, I I - I A Reliable Fact. . at bard pan I � , I prices. Farmers wanting hamwv ,; I CARV71CHAEL'S) LLL __ . and he insensibility to beauty, to ,appreciating i and plows repaired. -now is the time to brin i � Customers L � - . 80atfor the minister and made his final it and following it. - It is an established fact that H�g- them aloug. Thanlring m.Y many &Z � - - L I - en - he said to the Christian man who has monep-sbould - . the public in genera for the large support re. ' requests, and th I Ahink every yard's Pectoral Balsam is the beat cure I,.*T:E,w srr�I=Cs M141 0- 11urse - � 3 celved from them while doing busluess in Hippen, ' , NrTAR10- s6e to it that the town in �v for coughs', colds, sore throat, asthma, �L I . (il hich he # and still, hoping by strict suention to,'busino" . t __ . . tank VOU. ��y Mutter will be lives is ste"ily gro i croup, bronchitis, and. all troubles aria- , � ' , . L - � witic, more and Mare d fair des'Ing, to voceive their support in f��he . � 9W t To ,make room for m; steadily growing business, I have leased and fitted up an hat *I f�nd aboder woman go. like beautif al. " ing from neglected colds. Price 25 � future, as in the past. you will Always find me - Never allow a church for I s- TWO DOORS NORTH OF � OLD STANDI the adjoining shop for 9, lour, Feed and Seed Store, and intend keeping Con- ready1orbw9iness. r1=embtrthes4pL6 MESWEIR I b'3r- I 80111af ivahl. Auf -%vieder- want of your cents. 739 � ' . � L . : I � Behen ? 1) I - � contribution to. be built . - I stantly on hand BRAN, SHORTS, QATS, PEAS, CROP, SEED, GRAMS of . f1d,i(Adfrien(b- and the travel" homely..' Never suffer any Commis.. , - ; 17 . The Electric Light, all kinds, HAWS and BACON. ,44.8 1 T. MELLIS, Hippen. " ' uiehas.ed this n6W_ And the next day the mother c&mEj sioners to build homely tovvn-bslls,�or ouper seding as it does all other modes - ock of CROOKERY AND GLASS- "' t 'T'*i'5h oh- - hotel buil P1 lie has,thoroug, -the great brawny WOMLan who shed I DIRECTLY' OP OSITE 0 ' i touttIlis week alarge st . - pemn - I rid rc-fitted it f'rom top t4D bet ' I other public buildings. Never consider of illumination, and rivalled only by . WARE of all kinds, which was bought for 'cash, and will guarantee to give you IE DW ARD CASK, I I . 4 , . . �iv om of the most con1fortiWo - 110tears but with � arms folded on her Money wasted which the. - go L o , � �4 A --- breagt - ': I community, tho.glorious sunshine, will not be hailed I as good value in this department as any other hou lf,tel-� ill the County, 13Y 61ALL 'laid in her brok I �'- %uvi of bia customers bm hoPO-... I .; I " an speech: county or town, pays for providing with* greater joy by mankind, than is 10 : seli beat stone To& Sets, of 14 , pieces, for 82.50 - beat handled teas for -DRAINR Lli� - - -HO vas, a goot boy; he vas all rite," L L ' ; 11.10 per dozen ; best Stone -Bedroo a , nine pieces, . � cy - Mid - Burdock Blood Bitters, which is as far L I I . of public patrona-e' The ro6" she wonderedat the L these large, strong, thoroughly W611 M a R BER � _. . . I a get for 12.25 ; and all other , I � Crockery and G14swe" &Xall � Che Lp. Also on band a lame stock of TEAS, GRAIN MS .011 SS SEEDS I �hed and well heated. The W- � -tears whioh - built and beautiful. Lon&&ft-eryOuRre superior to all other blood purifiers and I I . I � . � . I UnA I , it--, L I the brown -haired, gentIOL-eyed nurse gone their insensible influence will be, tonics.as the electric light is superior I which'I am selling at 're-due'aA a .. - ilie-d with the be,%t and an I be ' 4ropped on . I " prims. Call and see me, and -you will make I I , I I I I i 0 1��, -Z_ �, )n 0 and 11a i%of I I I arr OUR I " ;01- I Lit worthy hostler Y'n'llaIWAV _ I the coffin -lid, and why this felt by generation after generation. I FURNITURE 6 ORE. I money by it. - ; .. I I I to the old fashioned tallow dip. Bar. , Awd sanipe roonis for ComwO' ItrIager should I � � I . I . I- , - , weep for the boy she When I - -stood near the eathe . . - j, r . . I . . h dral - at dock Blood Bitters cure Scrofula, and I A Fine Lot of eas, Clover I - I AVW* Ma- - 440bred. for a few -weeks, when sbe,jeologne ' *hereinLI know. not -how. shfoul humormand impuritiesof tie � , J Rua � I I 11 t , L - � had cared for him all his J many J1 . I Timothy 8 d " Roval 11Dt-1 ", cornei of I M. MORRISON eets;swi,ri�, 733 , - his -11aether, I =Phan Chftp. Z . bell ore are-runuing from the blood. 780 . - . I . � . . co _. ' 11 -0 # .. I - .0 0. L. I � , -t South Side. Main Street, Seaforth. LKES VFEIR,Fropriet -t- - ST@ , � � . - . . �� GODICRiGH ST-, SIEAFORTHO - . L 11 I - L k . . - . - I I � �_ � � - - � r . - .. � I , . � � - --- - I - ,: - 4 . - . i_ I - .: � , , _. � .- - . --a- , - �___. _.., _� __ - � � __ I � ___ __ _ � - __ _., - __ __ __ I _ _ - -T - � , , , - � _ - - - I I . � , � � ? - . � , . I - . . . . - - - � - - - � I ;1 - . �11 . , - - - - . . - - __ - , - � - - � __ .1 � - = . . - -_ -7 , __ - , . - � � - - -, , - - � I I- I - - I - I . . . - . . . I . s=�� - - - - - � - - � -_ .1 - � I _ � - .. - - __ - - . � - - .. . . , � - - - _ - ------ __ -- - � , , ��, - - �_ - - . C I * . - - � - - , - _ - -- - -� - 4-9 - � _,��___�. �_ . � - * � I I . - - � --�- --.-- . . . . . . - ---- ---'-, - _-_ - - -- ,�� - � ----- - I