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Th. extiCviganee el this age it is very
oomMonenow to talk about, and there
is plenty of it to talk about; but to our
Mind that in which the age is most ex-
travagant is in its economy. We often
call this a shoddy age; but by this we
impeach ourselves of inviting people to
produce a cheap article by offering a
cheap price.
If the entire list of honers that have
been destroyed by fire in Maine the past
year could be published, and the prob-,
able causes of the fire in all cases deter-
mined, we have little deobt that at least
25 per cent of the blazes would be !mad
to have had their SOIT043 in defective
chimneys. We reoently saw a mason
building a chimney of one tier of brick,
. s.nd_of mortar, freezing as it was laid --
not stopping even to plaster the interior.
Within five years we expect to see that
building burn, butnobody will be able
vi
to tell how the fin caughti Yet a chim-
ney may be macle beolutely fire proof,
and filet without -very much more ex-
pense. Careless lathing. oarelesit plumb-
ing, oareless work of all kinds done bv
cheap workmen, is the worst bit of ex-
travegance that a builder own be guilty
of. The cheapest way to do anything,
is to ,do it right. Honest work only will
-stand :Ere. As we write, a dispatch 'is
pat into the learids of "Journal's" tele-
graph editor, and its headi • i is, "A
West Waterville mie. • : • :' • is bome by
en,
a defectiveohimney. o i cl• his rerninds
us to say that when wood is burned,
creosote disintegrates the mortar. An
easy remedy is to carefully plaster the
interior of chimneys with clay mortar,
whichlanglas at heat, at -emoke and at
creosote.
But this practice of extrevagant econo-
my extends through almost all our ex
penditures. A ma, will buy a pair of
pasteboard shoes for one dollar and
curse. shoddy on the first wet day; but
for two dollars he co dihave stood in
two honest shoes. ,I man will buy a
root for five dollars hat is shabby and
threadbare after a b ief wear, when for
ten dollars he could ;scare a gement
that would ontwea &• dozen shoddy
coats. A friend of o rs paid forty dol-
lars for an overcoat t n years- ago that
was supposed to be ttravagant ; but he
tells me that it has nly coat him , four
dollars a year, for an overcoat the, past
ten years and he h a always worn a
good coat while his next neighbor, a
very economioal ma , buys a ten dollar
elioddy overcoat, eve y other year.
Poor flour, poor wood, poor coal, poor
,,
gowns, , poor) meat, poor butter, poor
morals—is extravag nint, Shoddy would
never come, if custo liers for shoddy had
not preceded it. Is, 't it high time for
tits to rally around Enwool-and•a-yard-
wide ideae—and inst that, poor as we
may be, small as in y he our income,
we are absolutely unable to afford
pasteboard. shoes, so i r flour, and incen-
tEezy ohiraneys?" tich folks can afford
to pay a little for no hing,-but as for the
balance of us, let it settled, once for
all, that the oharge if extravagance for
buying poor stuff eh llnot be laid at our
door.
lies in 'her power .to do! Milfindered,
°Venially the power of doing good She
can, be a friend to the friendless and a
mwther to the orphan; she can fill her
tIOZIISS with happy gueste, after the true
Christian type—the guests that cannot'
repay her for her kindness. Free to
diepose ofherself in ell ways, she can
be a good neighbor, a good citizen—
whether or not she attains the doubtful
of female suffrege. Her
oods, her time and her affeo-
exclusively her own, to bestow
wily mad well. Solitary, VI e certain
extent, her life most always be; but it
need not be a morbid, selfish, or dreary
hink it might be all the better
iris of our generation, which
nds the duties and deetinies of
little better than the last one,
if we we e to hold up to them—since
they cannot all be wives and 'mothers—
this ideel of a happy single life, which
lies before any girl who either inherits an
independence, or has the courage and
capacityto earn me."
Story of • a Ro
The Countess of
moving in the Court
ia passionately fond
she ie the female co
Topaz in" Lothair."
the Countess receive
e of Pearls.
L, a great lady
circles of Vienna,
i pearls. In fact,
nterpa.rt of Lord
A few days ago
a visit from her
It
jeweler, who very at ongly recommend-
ed her to become
most inagpificenti
Theyare quite unign
you," said the jewel
to you is only a
florins." "Only a
ilorins." repeated tie
smile ; " bunonnipo
look at your gema, I
to resist the tempta
upon, the jeweler
which contained his
played a string of pe
beauty tldat Loth
have been proud t
the Lady Corsian
opening of the caske
lipon the Countess.
caught sight of its
overwhelmed the je
of qUeStial€1. 6
did you come by tho
How much did you
whom did you buy t
buy them at all,', re
jeweler : "neither d
They were merely e
lady to sellon co
request of the count
at once despatched
After a brief delay t
ved hands
dreseed. She listen
smile to the series o
ed to her. Nettled,
the command of her
teas wound up by
spring in the fasteni
"inhere," she exclai
arms and motto eng
the fastening; "ho'
the possession of the
hardly venture to
belobg to me. Fo
suddenly disappears
case, andnow, ate
proved fruitieen the
you. I am under
the lady who has re
which is my own.
tirede the lady utte
openiog a small r
carried inher band,
scented 6illet-douz,
the Countess, who N
immediately. On r
nese she went strai
table, wrote a chequ
demanded by the
her 'withont utteri
The billet-doux, was
of the Countess on
0
purchaser of a
"rope of pearls."
, madame I assure
r, "end the price
undred thousand
undred • thousand
conntees with a
te, let me have a
eel strong enough
on to buy. There-
pened the casket
treasure, and clis-
ls of such faultless
h• himself would
present thern to
e. Meanwhile the
acted like magic
No sooner had she
G amins than she
eler with a heap
here—when—how
e pear1B,
ive—I mean from
em “I did not
lied the antonished
they belong to me.
trusted to me by
mission." At the
ss, & footman was
o bring the lady.
e young lady arri-
me, and ,elegantly
d with a subdued
question e address -
but still retaining
temper, the Conn -
touching a secret
g of the neoklace.
ed, pointing to her
eyed on the side of
ever you came into
e pearls, you will
"spate that they
✓ years ago they
from my jewel
all inquiry had
are found with
at obligations to
tored to me that
n answer to this
d not a word but
ticnle, which she
roduced a highlyt
nd handed it td
anted and swoonen
covering conscioun•
ht toher writing
for the ail1011ut
lady, and gave it to
g a single word.
n the handwriting
SOLI.
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The A n ous
The author of "Soon Halifax, Gentle-
man," in a recent ar icle• touches upon
a subject of great is threat to a large
elasa of women: hose women who
do not marry, what ie they to do with
their lives t For so a e of them fate de-
cides, often severely enoegh, laying on
them the sacred bur ens of aged par-
ents, or helpleas bro hers and sisters,
orphan nephews ano nieces. Others,
left igrithout natural ditties or ties, have
the Strength to mak both for them-
selves. I know no p•sition more happy,
more useful (and thrrefore happy) than
that of a single woman who, iaving in-
herited or earned se it &dent rIoney and
position,has courage o mistime the status
and responsibilities of marne women.
She has, except the husband)l all the
advantages of the m tronly poition and
almost none of its dr wbacks. So much
and Aimless.
privileg
worldly
tions ar
life. I
for the
underst
women
New York Society by Proad-
brim.
We oriened the week with the defal-
cation of Gilbert L. Crowell, Mad it is
safe to say that there has been no such
&land* convulsion in the city since
Gilman went to the demnitidee bow
wows mitered years ago. hfr. prowell
belongeto the same set that pilman
belongedto; he wore a ,white craven
went to bhurcn regularly, contributed,
handso ely to) bible societies, end as
ir supponing home and foreign
mission; henraned loud and long; in
short, lvas a I high-toned exemplary
member of society, who for tvt nty or
thirty y ars ba occupied poiions of
the grea est Ito or and trust, b t who,
as -the nzatter Inrus out, only needed
the op rtunitento become the eanest
and mosit contemptible kind of thief.
The hig wayntan who stops yo on the
road, demanding your money your
life, is al gentleman alongside of the
sneak t ief who worms lams lf into
your oo fidence, and when yeur back is
turned r na away weith yoor coat or
purse. r. Crpwell was taken as the
confiden ial agent by a few unprotected
women; they never questioned Iiis hon-
esty or is accounts, and 4e robbed
them of all a million. Daily Men and
women te sent to the penit ntilary for
stealing he value of a few °erne, which
will keep therci from starvation, but
now that this gigantic robber)' has been
discovered, pipers teem with expree-
i
siona of Sympathy and condolen e for a
man who robbed bis bosom frie ds. and
violated every eacred trust ethic makes
,'
life worth having and enduring Mr.
Crowell will netgo to State's rison ;
the ladies he ebbbed have fortittately
some 'shekels left—a paltry half million.
does nonseem to worry the neirs of the
Tallman estate, for it no N anpeare that
the money Croivell stole warei only part
of the interest money of the Misses
Tallman, whoa) income was se large
that they found itimpossible tO spend
it. We begin . realize that NevYork
is a Paradise o rich spinsters. I would
look 8.13 though there was a reasonable
chance for a lot of enterprising bache-
lors in New York. Only a few months
ago Miss Barr died leaving a fortune of
three millions to churches and Mission-
ary societies. Jesse Hoytn daughter is
the .heirese of ten millions, and there
are plenty of maidens worth from one
to five hundred thous,and. The two
Misses Tallman have a round I million,
not to mention personal charm, which ,
would make them a desirable catch
with nothing lent a fig leaf. New Eng-
land has shown much enterprise in the
past, and here is an avenue open to
some enterprising Yankee, which is
much nore peornising and, infinitely
more ag eeable than mining specula. -
tions in qoloralo or cattle ranches in
Texas.
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A Song of Praise.
HO IT IC401113 IN ream
A. wrier in the New Haven Pallad-
ium say that not long ago ie. went to
a carted
church—where, it is not stet -
ed --to seek the spiritual consolation to
be derived from the devout Worshipand
praise of God, especially hoping to be
lifted up to a nigher life by tli singing
of some grand,, old, simple hymn., Judg-
ing friene his accouiathe was , apparently
disappouned. l "We had ben sitting,'
he says "in the richly upholstered pew
and staring at the paintedneindows but-
s, few moment n when the 'organ was
suddenly hushed, and in a distant cor-
ner of the church four fashionably dress-
ed ladies andntlemen arose end sang.
"God is a Spirt ; God is a: Spirit ; and
they that worehip Him, and they that
worship Him 'must Worship !Him in
spirit and in truth. God' is e Spirit:
and they that worship Him • God is a
Spirit : must worship Him: they must :
must worship. ship Him: in spirit and
in truth: for the Father seeneth such :
(tenor) for the .(all loud) seeketh such,
seeketh ouch. eeeketh Buell to worship
Him. (Very Softl)) God is a spirit ;
(waxing louder) God is a epirit ; and
they ; they that worship flim:'they;
and they ; they that worship Him, must
worship Him, Must worship Iiiin, and
(loud yellendo) THEY that worship Him ;
and they • must; that worship Him
(tenor, softly) must; (contralto) wor-
ship; (all) Him in spirit and in truth ;
(all but tenor) for ; (all). the Father
seeketh such; (bass) seeketh such • (all
softly) to worship Hien lo norslip ;
(sort o' dying away) in spirit ' and in
tru u-u-th.' As the concluding eadences
softly died away among the{ vacant
pews, like 'the still, small voice' among
the cliffs of Sinai, we could not help
wondering whether those renal - tortured
words had any meaning ; and if 130,
whether that meaning had any applica-
tion to the performance jnat ended.
What is "worship in spirit end in truth?"
.
News Items..
—Hon Oliver Mowat is! 63 years of
age Sir John if3 68.
—The Roman 'Catholic oburch in
Berlin, has secured a $2,000 organ from
Mr. Vogt, Elmira. _
—Frederick Billings, of -Vermont, re-
cently purchased and presented a 515,-
000 library to the State University.
Now he gives them $75,000- with which
to erect a library building.
—The time during which the solem-
nization of marriage in England is le`gal
being at present between eight in the
morning and noon, a bill has been intro -
awed in Parliament by Mr. Caine, M.
P., that proposes to•lengthen this time
by extending it up to six in the evening.
—Mr. Bradford, in the oil regionnhas
a cow that not only opens all the gates
on the farm, lets down the bars, opens
the barn doors, but when she gets
thirsty works an oldefashinned pump by
looking her horns 'about 'the handle.
Nioe animiel to ciwn ? You wouldn't
think soafteryou'd tried for a season to
keep herina pasture.
—Philadelphia boasts several female,
millionaires. Theynre Mrs. Thomas
A. Scott iOX$JO,1XX ;. Mts. Bloomfield
H. Moore, $5,000,000 ; Mrs. Anne W.
Bairn and Mrs. Mathew paldwin, 02,-
000,000 ; Mrs. Adolph 141.• Boric, Mrs.
George Fales, Misa Falesnand the two
Misses Itawle, $1,000,000..
—At the re -opening of the Ontario
College of ;Pharmacy at Toronto on
TueedaY, Miss McCallum, sister of Mr.
F. H. McCallum ,druggisti of New Ham -
learn; presented herself for the study of
phazimecy. Miss McCallum is the first
litdee student of any pharmaceutical col-
lege in Canada.
t -.In imposing a fine of seven thous-
and 'dollars upon the East End Abattoir
in Non.;treal for under valuation, the
Goverrment took a leniern view of the
fraud, as it could have confiscated all
the machinery imported,' yalreed at 05,-
000. It is asserted by men in business
that the frauds upon the 'Customs in
that city amount to hundreds of thous-
ands, if not millions of dollars annually.
—Seven years ago a man named Wil-
liam A. Saunders, a 'blacksmith, who
lived at Fairbank, a place about five
miles feom Toronto, absconded, leaving
behind him a !argent:111%er of creditors,
and a_ wifeand familyeef eight children.
Borne months later heinfermed his wife
that he was in the Black Hills. sinoe
which nine he has not been heard from.
In 1881 the father of the missing man
died, and willed one third of his posses-
sions to his absent son. Saunders not
coming forward to -claim his inheritance
Mrs. ,Saunders has bestituted a suit for
seven years' alimony, whigh she expects
to realize from the lands left her bus •
band bt' his father. -
—Th dwelling house of Alexander
Smith, ot • 10,- concession 5, Wallace
townshi , was totally consumed by
fire on Ithe Srd inst. The fire broke
out at neon ,when the family were away
from home and everything in the house
was lost. The neighbors went around
and collected about $75 in cash, besides
some provisions and °lathing, as a
temporary relief to Mr. Smith and
family. '
—Mr. Andrew Riddell, who sold Ms
property in North Easthope some time
since, aed removed to Manitoba, re-
turned again. He is perfectly satisfied
now to wend the remainder of his days
in Nortle Easthope, and has purcbased
the excellent 100 acre 'farm of Mr.John
Schweitzer, on the 2nd concession, for
,000. 1 it is not well to be so dazzled
with the prospects of big fortunes and
no hardehips in the North-west, as to
sell outrrnfortable homesteads without
aue cou ideratiort.
—A eery severe accident hiappened to
Mr, Conrad Swent, living about two
miles feom the village of Poole. It
appearenie was engaged threshing for
a neighbor and while feeding the ma-
chine, the sleeve of his coat got caught in
the cyli der, and in a moment his arm
was jer
• •
•
ed in, smashing and • bruising
it in a f arful manner. Dr. Johnson of
Miilban wan- immediately summoned,
who fonnd it neceesary to amputate
the arnqt near the shoulder. At last
accounna the patient was doing as well
as could be expected under the circum-
stanoes.1
—On ' Wednesday mnrniug of last
week about six o'clock, Mrs. Anderson,
of Shakespeare, awpke her daughter,
saying sne felt unwell. Her daughter
went dpwn Metre and lit the stove, re,
turning in about 20 -minutes to find her
mother unconscious. Medical aid was
called dad the case pronounced apo-
plexy. lEvery means to restore con-
sciousness was tried, butewithout slice
cess, aeslae breathed ber last about one
p. m., -Deceased was in her usual health
and fins spirit's on Tuesday, making
prepare ions to receive her daughter,
who w. s to be married at Strathroy, on
Wedn day. and arrive On a visit to her
mothet non Thursday.
—The young people in connection
with.the Vongregational Church, Listo-
welphrine organized a literary society,
holding weekly meetings. Ate a -late
- whethe 'Intemperance or Fashion has
meeting they discussed the question
the greetest influence over society. The
Paitor Of the church, Dr. Guneer, oc-
cupied the chair, and on the conclusion
of the debate, in which &erne half dozen
on each »side took part, efter compli-
menting the various speakers on their
praiseworthy efforts to cultivate - the
mental faculties, summed up the argue
ments :pro and con, gave' a verdict in
favor of the advocates of Fashion..
,--ASawing match took plane ar St.
Marys lthe other day, -which excited
considerable interest. Six saws were
entered for competition. The test was
the seining et two outs, top and butt, on
a maple log 22 inches in diameter at
the but, and 191 at the top.. The re-
sult wia as follows :First Wm. Robert•
son an J. Reynolds, 44t seconds and
331 ends -510. Second R. Birtch
and R. ;Henderson, 50 and 40 seconds,
58.Third, Wm. Stapleton and R.
Stapleton, 491 and 421 seconds'$5.
FOurth, J. Langford and J. Phalan,
49 and:44 8000MIS, 53 and an axe.
Fifth, John Waltern and Charles Hunt,
54 and,45seconds,$2 and an axe. Sixth,,
Georgeillolden and. A. Abott, 1 minute
7i peocinds, and 1 minnte 1 emend, an
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• le- Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains ;leave, Seaforth and Clinton stations as
follows:
Going. WEST— SEAFORTH. CLINTON.
Express 12:58,p. M. 1:17 P, M.
Exprees , 8.42 Pdiel. 9:00 P. M.
ExpreesROO A.M. 8:45 A. M.
Mixed Train.. ..... 5:40 P. M. 6:15 P. M.
Gonne EAST— SEAFORTH. CLINTON.i
Express ... ....... 8:32A, M. 6:15 A.N.
Expeess Train.....1:88 P. M. 1:17 P. M.
Mixed Train4:85 P. M. 3:50 P. M.
Mixed Train 9.30 A. M. , 8:45 A. M.
LOndon, Euro"' and Bruce.
GOINH NORTH— Express. Mai
A. M. In .
Loudon, depart.
.. .... 7 20 4
Exoter
8 86 5 1
icHiextlawil . : 850 A
8 65 5 85
Brucenirld 9 06 5 45 I
ECliiinttoh .i.
. ' '1; 109 WOO 66 31 1
Wingh m, arrive ...... „ ....' ..10 85 7 10
Gone° El Ina— Mail. Exprese'
,1 A. M.' P.M.
Winghem, depart
Clint= , .. 77 415‘'' 32 4913
Blyth
• • „ .. 8 20 850
Briuree ld • • • . • . , . 8 ss 405
Kippen . • •••• 6 45 413
Hensel, .... .. ; ... 13 50 4 18
Exeter
905 430
Ienidon, arrive ,. .10 10 5 35
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DSo. AMPBELL, Provincjal foetid Surveyot
• »n4 Civil Engineer. Orders by midi prompt
ly att.end d to.
i .
D. B. CAMOELL, &MOND
Liptak -I
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P. S. CARROLL,
LATE of Garrow & Prudfool,'s Office, Goderich,
Solicitor, Conveyancer, dm Money to loan.
Vilf" Office in Meyer's Block, Main Street,
Seaforth. 794
14 0. HAYS, fioUoito, &o. Private money to
Jtv. lend at lowest rates of intereet. OFFICE—
Corner of Square and West Street, Goderieh. 774
GAlill W * PROIJDFOOT, Barrieters, Solid -
tors &o., Goderich, Ontario. -1. T . Garro
Wm.Pro dfoot. 1 , 686
HOLT 4 •
flAME N, HOLe CAMERON, Barristers,
•-1 flolleitors in Oh eery, No.. Godertch, Ont.
M. C. Oa:baron, Q . Oa P Hip Holt, M. G. Cam.
eron. 1 606
TT W.C. MEYER, )3
4-1-* Law, Solieitor in
or taking affidavits in
Solleitonfor the Dank
Private fends te loan a
refuter and Attorney at
Chancery. Commissioner
he Province of Manitoba.
of Hamilton, Wingham.
64 toe* per sent. 688
MANNING & SOOT,
'LTA' Conveyancers, &c.I
et Johnston, Tisdale &1
Office, Beaver Block, 0
idezzenno, JAMISE SCOTT
Barristere, Solicitors,
Solicitors for the Bank
Gale. Money to loan.
nton, Ontario. A. H.
, 781
—
.N4 BYER & DICKINS
AAA- Bleck, Wingham.
of Hamilton. Comm'
vits in Manitoba. Privet°
cent. Luoknow office eivery
0. METER. E. L. DICRI4S0N.
N, Batvisters,
-Solicitors
oners for
fund!!
Wednesday.
&c., Kent's
for the Bank
taking affida-
to loan at 6 per
11. W..
738
—
,
LOFTUS
T ,ATE with Cameron,
sea Barrister, Soliel
!dopey to loan, Bane el
Block, Seaforth.
p
: alt & 0»
r, Conveyancer,
's Old
NCEY,
meron, Goderich,
eke.
Office, Cerdno's
' 786
MOTICE of Dissoluti
AA Partnership heret •
undersigned hap this d
tual consent. Thetas
be carried on by Ma.
debts due to the firm
will -pay and diseharge
the firm. Dated at Sea
!ember, 1882, SG. M
5TED. Witness, AND
• n of '
1 ore axle
y been dissolved
neas of t
: OL BSI
b p
11 d bts
ort , th
CAUGH
EW C1LDEE.
artnership.—The
lug between the
by mu-
e late Jim will
D, to whom all
yable and who
ue and owing by
21st day of De -
Y ; F. H0LME-
Block,
1
\
HEY, _
Block,
785
- F. HOL
pARRISTER, &c. 4iw
•Atd Main Street, Sento
ISTED,
!Office—Scot-Vs
th.'
S. G. IVIC
SSOLIOIT013, &e. Lew
Main Street, Seaforth.
AIU
Office—Scott's
AUCTIONEES.
T In SEINE, Lieencedl Atictioneee
u • County of Huron. Sale
parte Of, the County. All 'outs
pennon Office will be prompt',
for the
attended in all
left at the Ex.
attended to.
011,.. COOPER, Bruesels, Cotmty
e Sales» of all descriptions
tended 1r any part of the county
terms. 9rders left at the office
EXFosIT R, or a&dreseed tolirnesele,
I .
Auctioneer.
promptly at-
on reasonable
of the IfIneoN
will receive
prompt attentio .
A DELi GATTleetLieensed Anntioneer for the
del- County of It n. &ilea of all descriptions
promptly" attended t reasoriable teener. Ad
-
deem' Welton P. O. tr Lot 14, Conceseion 14,
McKillop[ 774
BERKSHIIIE BOAR.—The endereigned has
still hie well-known Theron hbeedIterkehire
Pig, which he -will keep for aerv1ee doripg the
present season, on lot 7, come sion 8, Timken
&meth. This pig was purchased rota the Messrs.
Snell, of Edmonton ; is from iMported stook on»
both sickle, and has proved himeelf oue of the
best stoek producere in Or:Aerie; ! W. S.
MUNDELL. 783
11•••••,.....••••••••
S'fiFFOLK FIG.—The uodersigned will keep on
lot 41, concession 2 L. R. S., Tuekersraith,
a Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. This animal was
recently purchased from the weRtkoown breeeers,
A. Franks & Son, and is from ireported stock on
both sides. Terms,—$1, payable at the time of
service wnh the privilege of returning if necessary.
GEORGE PLEWES. 783
RERKSFIIRES THE IIREED.—Tho
." signed will keep during the
m Lot 25, Concession 5, McKillop,
bred Berkshire Pig. Tseets.—$1,
time of service, with the privilege
if necessary. WM. HARK1RK.
under-
preseot season
a Thorough-
payeble at the
of Ire/urning
, : 781
lptEEKEIHIRE PIG FOR SERVICE.
-L.' undersigned will keep during
season, on lot as, ooneeselon 9,
Thoroughbred Berkshire 'Pig.
able at the time of service, with
returning if necessary. JAS. M.DOWELL.
— The
the present
leer Winthrop, a
ermsio-$1, pay.
the pnvitege of
i* 788
ANOTHER GOOD PIG.—Th
". keep daring the present se
In Brumfield, a thoroughbred
This anbnal was purehased fro
broaden, Mesas. J. G. ' Snell &
ton, and is one of the best pigs
the county.- His sire, "Royal
as tee sire of his dam ''Str Do ...
and his grand sire, "1,erdl Live
prize winners at the Royal She
also at the Provineial Feire in 0:
$1 per so*, payable at the ' time
the privilege of returning if la:
TURNER!,Brucefield. 1
undersigned
son at his
Berkrhire
the celebrated
Bros. of
ver b"ronght
&virile,',
•ster Cardiff,'
pool,' were
»s in England,
nada. TIRES.—
of restyl'
e°
misery. i
will
Hotel
Boer.
dmon•
into
ne well
first
with
R. J.
775
FOR SCHOOL
School Statio
---GO
C. W.
BOOKST0111E,
.
SEirORT
•
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TO—
PA
,OITARIO.
OOKS,
i I
ery,flke.
STS
.
SEAF9RTH HORSE I FIRMARY.
ciORNER of Jarvis and Goderifh Streets, next
door to the BresbPlerian arch, Seaforth,
Ont. All diseases of Heroes, cat le, sheep, or any
of the.domesticated animals, successfully treated
at the infirmary or elsewhere on the shortest
notice. Charges nu:dente. Jas. W. 1X14DER,
Veterinary Surgeon. P. S.—A1 large sock of
Veterinary Medicines kept constently' on iand.
Beg
dieci
eel
IOW
(54131
the
13)P
afort
to nun
north o
tad stoi
en of by
ed the h
I dustri
Organs, and all kinds
4. Agelits wanted.
elessoillaM10116.11.atileennaltalsulawsiin
REMOVAL.
Musical Instrument Emporium
SCOTT
ROTH ERS
niece that they have rmoved to more oommodious premises, one
the Post Office, where they will be found with a large and well -
k of DUNHAM PIANOS. which are so well known and highly
all musicians. EXCEL IOR ORGANS.—These Organs have re-
ghest rewards wherever sown, and havti also received a diploma at
1 Fair just closed at Tor nto. We also keep in stock other Pianos
of email instruments, sheet music and instructior
scow BROTHERS/ Seaforth.
WAR DECLARED.
Cannon to the right, cannon, to the left, cannon in front,
vollies and thunders. Stormed at with shot -and
shell, nobly they rode and well to the Great Sale
nor- oing . on
Air THE SEAFORTH TEA STORE.
The great rush still continues. The large stock of Japan Teas, Black Teas,
Toting Hyena Teas, Gunpowder Teas, and the best Tea Dust ever imported, will
slim be Motu ed in the great sale, and all kinds of -Groceries, Crockery and Glass-
ware l; also lour and Feed; all kinds of fish, and the best leoal oil. Oatmeal
exchrged r oats. Come one, come all, and secure some of the cheap goods.
A. G. AULT, Seaforth.
p.A.ipomefizs7
11,14KING HOUSE.
SEAFORTH.
o FICE—In the premises former -
occupied by the Bank of Com -
ere, and under the Commerciai
lel, Man Street.
NO ES AND BILLS DISCOUNTED
En lish and Foreign Exchange
Purchased and Sold.
RMERS'SALE NOTES
Purchased at Reasonable Rates.
'Money Lent on Collateral Securitica
Dr fts Issued, payable at par at all
B anches of the Bank of Commerce.
INTEREST' Allowed oin Deposita
Money to Loan on Mortgages.
HA."1"-MS,
ANCHOR LINE,
U.S. Mali Steamships
Sail from New York every Saturday for
CLASCOW vi C4 LONDONDERRY,
Cabin passage, $60 to 580. Second Cabin, 540.
• Steerage, Outward $28, Prepaid
LIVERPOOL& QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier No. 41 N. R., New York,
FURNESSIA Sails April 21, May 26, june SO.
BELGRAVIA " May 12, June 16 July 21.
CITY OF ROME " a'une 9,ju1y 14, 'August 18.
Cabin wedge 560 to $125 according to accom-
modations. Second Cabin and Steerage as above.
/Lecher Line Drafts Waled at lowest rates are
paid free of charge in England, Scotland and
Ireland.'
For passage, Ciibin Plans, Book of Tours, &c,
applyto
HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York,
or to S. DICKSON, Post Office, Seaforth.
798-24
HARDWARE.
Geiluine Granite Ironware,
Stamped and Japanned Tinwares,
Manager and Proprietor. Kitchen Furnishing Utensils,
NIL 13;SPERANDUM."
TRikDE MARK.
Be
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Gr.
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of t
Rug
sto
0001
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visi
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to
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P.,
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re Taking l*si After Taking.
E GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for nu -
Tons Debility and all Nervous Affeetiozis, M-
ug Spermatorrhea, Seminal weaknee a, o1.,
Its of Self-abuse, indisoretien, dee, it
I'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. This it the
remedy which has ever been known to per-
ently cure Palpitation and other, affections
e Heart, Consumption in its earlier stages,
hag of blood to the head, wind in the
soh, indigestion, Loss of 'Memory, Want of
gy, Bashfulness, Desire for solitude, India.
ten to labor on account of weakness, "Uni-
anLassitude, Pain in the back, dineness of
n, Premature old age, eat. Full partioulars
r pamphlet, which we send securely Sealed
eceipt of a three cent st mp. The Specific
w Paid by all Druggists t $1 per package,
for $5, or will be sent free by mail on
pt of Money, by addressieg 769-52
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO,, Toronto.
ifir
A
ROXETER MILLS.
EX. L, GIBSON
Begs to announce to the Public that he
has commenced to operate the e
WIOXETER WOOLLEN FACTORY
that he will be prepared to give
good value in
FULL CLOTHS,
TWEEDS,
UNION. TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
PLAIDINGS,
- WINCEYS,
an4 varieties in STOCKING YARNS.
.an
USTOM CARDING,
Spi Ding end Fulling promptly attend-
ed o.
arties from a distance will, as far as
pos ible, have their Rolls home with
then, and as he has put the mill into
go working order and employs none
but efficient workmen all work is
watranted.
Remember the Wroxeter Mills.
ALEX. L. GIBSON,
PROPRIETOR.
0 A_ Re ID .
NITONEY TO LOAN.—The undersigned have
Ai'd- received to loan a large amount of Private
Funds, as well as Municipality Funds, at the
fblliewing rates of interest, namely: 6 6, 7 and
7} per cent., payable yearly according to the
trms of iipplication. Privileges to pay any
aMOmt at any time. MEYER & DICKINSON,
Barristers, Wine:been. 791-8
And a Large Assortment of Cook-
('
, inn and Beating Stoves a
usual low prices.
JOH.H KIDD'S,
MAIN STRE ET
SEAFORTH.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
PRACTICAL
BOILER MAKERS,
THE Subscribers have bought the Tools and
Boiler Business lately carried on by the God -
°rich Foundry and Manufacturing Company, and
haying had an experience of over eight years in
that shop, are now prepared to merry on the trade
in all its branohes.
Any work entrusted to ns receive prompt
attention. First-olass work guaranteed.
All kinds of Boilers made and repaired, also
Smoke Stacks and Sheet Iron Work, .to., at rea-
sonable rates.
New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired dn
the shortest notioe, and at prices that defy com-
petition.
OHRYSTAL"'„,& BLACK,
783 Box 103, Cloderich.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Pahl up Capital, - - 86,000,000.
Heat, - - 1,630,000.
President, Hon. Wm. McMaster.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to
receive deposits, on which interest s allowed on
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on all the principal towns and °Mee in
Canada, on Great Britain, and on tne United
States, beught and sold.
Office—First door South of the Commercial
Hotel.
689 A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor.
R. N. BRETT,
SEAFORTH,
Wholesaleand BetailDealer in LEATHER aed
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Desert/Mon.
None but the Very Beet Steak kept. Terme
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All ordere len rnail
or otherwl le prompt' yfilled.
490 » R N. BRETT
MARCH 30, 1883.
THE SEAltORTH
INSORANCE.MID LAND AGEXCVI.
ALONZO STItON.
IS AGENT for several First-Clase Stook, irjegt
and Life Insurance Companiese and le puppet,
d totake risks on the moat favorable terms.
Also Agent for several of the best Loan Bee
eteties.
Also Agent for the Sale seed Purchase of hank,
and Village Property.
A Number of First-Clasi
improved Farms for Sale.
550/000 to _Coon at ix per cent
Interest.
Agent for the sale of Ocean Steamship Tide*
OFFICE — Over M. Morrison's Storeektatie
Street, Seaforth. 646
MONEY TO LOAN.
THE Corporation of Morris will loan $6inegoo
d- teem property, first mortgage, at 7 pereentet
interest, payable annually. Borrowees to. p.„.,
expens s For further particulars apply tet
GEORGE FORSYTH, Reeve, Brussels P. O.
MEDICAL.
W G. S. MACD0NALD, M.D., 0. M.,Phybiekik
• Surgeon, Aecoucheur, &ce. Office and
dence, that lately ocoupied by Dr. Enatchiseto
Anbuen. »781
T, �. SCOTT, M. D. tka, Phygician,Surgeonant
u • Accoucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office andreele-
dence south side of Goderich Street,second doe?
east of Presbyterian Church. B42
HL. TERCOE, M. D., C. M.. Physioian, gm,
• goon, etc.,Coroner for the County of Hared.
Office and Residence, on Jarvis street nortle
directly opposite Seaforth Public School.
WM. HANOVER, M.D., C. M.. Graduate el
V McGill University, Physician, Surgeonairit
Accorechenr, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Residenee
North side Goderieli Street, lint Brick HOUR
east of the Methodist Church. 4100
WM. GUNN, BRUCEFIELD,
AT B., Toronto University; M. D. C. M.,
-0-1- • toria University -, M. CI P. and 8.. Ore
tario L. R. C. , Eden; L R. C. S., Eden
Cer tificate f a+ tends -me for a term at Soho Hoe.
pital, London, England, for diseases of WDmen.
774
M.
SURGEON DENTIST:
CIRADUATE of the Royal College of Denbl
tot Surgeons, Canada. Office in the roe=
lately occupied by 11. Derbyshire, Whitney'
Block.
All operations carefully performed and satin
faction guaranteed. Charges Moderate.
11.-1eeth extracted withoutnais
bv the ay. )t 1.0^
3:31\1111-ter111R,Y.
D. WATS ON DENTIST,
Faculty Gold Medalist and Caen
Gold Medalist R. C. D. S.
T.TAVING many years' experience he is able to
d..1- make all operations in Dentistry suite*
and lasting. Preserving teeth a Specialty.'
Chloroform, Ether or Nitrous Oxide Gas gin.
tar Charges Moderate. 9E1
Office in Meyer's Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
Cr TiAlTVVRIGHT, L. D. S.,
STRATFORD,
WILL be at his office, CADMIl
" BLOCK, SEAFOaTH, oppo-
site the Commercial Hotel, en
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
of each week. Nitrate Oxide Get
administered in the extraction of teeth. Tillages
has been administered by Dr Cartwright dine
1866 with perfect success, lie having been oneef
the first to introduce it into this province. Fee
tients having teeth extracted may inhale the gin
and have eight or ten teeth extracted in a mite
ute or a minute and a half, without disagreeable
effects from it. Parties desiring new teeth plena
call on Wednesdays. Paiticulad attention pald
to the regulation of children's teeth. Teeth in.
serted from one to a full set. 730-52
HOTEL CARDS.
0A_TRITD-
TECNSEH HOUSE, Bruseels.—Having pee
-A- °Used this property, (lately occupied iii.
John Cenapbell,) I have refitted the honisit
every respect The bar is well stocked, andst
attentive hostler at the stables. F. FREY. Pen
prietor. Brussels, Dec. 5, 1882. ?Stitt
......•••••••••••••••6.
DENNIE HOUSE,
(Late Poster's Rotel)
SEAFORTH, ONT.,
DENNIE BROS., PROPRTE TOL
SINCE assuming the management of thie Hoe
ws have compeetely renovated and refurnish'
ed it througbout -with new furniture in the bliel
style, which enables us to give first-class meow
modation to the public. The best brands d
Liquors and Cigars at the Bar. An attentbe
Hostler always itt at'enda.nce at the Stab*.
Particular attention given to the farming 000
nittnity.
tar Charges moderate.
The Royal Hotel'
(LATE CARMICHAEL'S)
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO#
JAMES WEIR
BGS to inform his old friends and the trey*
ling public that havhig purehased this Of
and ornmodious hotel buildin he has there*
ly r4 -furnished and re -fitted it from top to
to ; and it is new one of the most comforts*
and,convenient hotels in the county. By std*
attetition to the wants of his customers he 114.1
to merit a share of public patronage. The reo.
are till well furnished and well heated. The big
willibe kept supplied with the best, and sn sle
tendative and trust, worthy hostler will always ht
In attendance. Good sample rooms for CoMpleE'
cialaravellers
Remember the "Royal Hotel," corner of 20
and Goderich Streets, Seaforth. •dtt
JAMES WEIR, Proprietor(
NOTICE TO MILK DRAY/ENS'
rogtott
THE drawing of milk for the various
-&- the Waltoti Cheese Factory will be let
Publlc Auction, at Beirnee' Hall, on mondial
March 26, at 1 o'clock en m. By order of WI
Directors. R. POLLARD, President. 7274
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dayeays:
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pushing ; h
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less or else.
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one startf-d,
dashing the
Thhesi."8roldri aliat 1
cents: t WO 1.14
.p.enoutinred. l;:ltonwt-:
. 8 ,43b- sibnfl loprae:' Mis .a°11a '11' :Tee'lij Sf- ‘, el )81) .1, .} . ''av 'vr 11 aIbhfdr:
Mr. B. Snyd•
15Allal:4rP.3. e03:, Alex. ebTsg. 111:1- t t:
2,610 lbe , au
(Ithaattt tehhosxlinkl
in this sort A
often, Mr. 1
iujiaries, tho
se—rionaslleyhh:11
fine lot (4 el
1 psPoeoalrme tiornkit
-a cow from Al
sold at 5,cen1
lambs purche
, Meerray., teteip
oentea p eine
the sbipmept
—Mr. Stue
brated mina
week, deliver
menting in b
other eve/Atli.
professional e
by inevitation
witnees en t]
man's wond
reading. An
Mr. Goalwin
son, Dr. Tho:
W. Kirlipatrie
..131ri.palVbeireli,a:anti
remarks, 'liar
-*MN:Willi-en t•
were ititende,:,
re.oeltoanctwi3N.ittbt
ocatipied the ]
Cumberleod I
performed Et /1
wonder
the
nae ro fentire,1,is
CUmberl and ii
b:e;:lirlega daEutn; il3lie n814
bears a strikii
r cellency. the 1
ilui°3"E' xaelltderNSiTirl
thheafteDnskbeufr
s
—One
towwihii
aied Ci3 W6d.,111
sLgeof
nw3e of th
eao,
Lanarkshife,
half centtuy n
He spent it
when he rciv+
tied in boner
forty years e
"Porter's Hill
himself a fie
reputation of'
Aboat five yeti
and hince thine
illl itre3 l
:i11il, 13
of11
suffoing frtni 1
inorithia, and 11]
pealed for the 1
sth anniversarj
deatb, set the el
spirit peaceful!
adds to the str
deuce is that.
'game age thet
raise, He enaa
byteeian chore
II1i2438.17eBilaSrhlt1
ilid
daughter.
—WedTueaselaSyil? te
us
exeitement am
the rink. Ain
between that
M. Polley-, and
rtohifoetir t°tilwth.lint.eo- tbed
Fimor
Ponikle:rwecosubidoublde
vi ;
honest work, a,
become that Jat
44 flag dropped
Score," but VIRE
- a
flyer down the
ing under the tv
it dead on the
of his friends •