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PAPST,
HO ! FOR !ViANITOBAt
ONE OF THE:FIRST
Parties going to Manitoba
eU to secure a supply of
1
Robb $ Celtbra. ted Cured If
Before starting. Last season I eupplied,
OUR parties, and they all expressed
well satisfiea, and fund that their inieamen
3-, paid them well. 1 have also supplied it ges
, many this season, but haveptill, a
i on hand, which I wil tarnish on the
able Orme. Evers portion going to
the Northwest, should not fail to get
before they start. The
Local' Trade _Liberally D
I e"- All kinds of cured meats kept eon
oil 1 and at my grocery store, Main
• forth, and sold in la* or small (mantel*
NEVE. .11,4D St:Oft t fI4X0E es Teeeemesex.
OF!OCIERIES.
3ertt. All kinds fresh, pure and cheap, as must
es. in chasm will sane money by Intylag
Remember the spot, Stark's Elea, Mali
eeee- Seatortia
sertt.
HUGH Bo
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N. B. -a keep conetattee
on lana
a-nci supply of King's Specific'
a sureis
and: pepsirt and Indigegtion. A. y who bane
Will recommend it to their neighborsadfr
Sent by mail on receipt ot prioe. Belam*.
boa this part pf Onta. -
be
ry
HUGH ROBB, Sea -forth,'
tmr Iteti
PA.:PST; • '
The JeWelike
Is the place to gofor good reliable
WATCHES::
COOS,
JEWELRY,
PLVER*ATED, WAII
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SPEOTROLEL.
All Warranted as Reproentd,
no Sale-
Conae and Examine and
a Convinced.
a6: Repairing
Guaranteed.
Done and Satisfaeti
O. PAPST,
Sign Of the Big _Cheek-, Main 1:44i4.
Seaforth.
ANCHOR
11.1S. Hail Stealieships
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Seel teont New York every Saturdeffee
MOM v LONDONDEIllt
Cabin passage, $60 to $8O. Second -Cabin,*
Steerage, Outward $28, Prepaid $21.
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LIVERPOOt& QUEENSTOWN SilirK
BELGRAVIA " June 16 Tilly 21, AI1g* 7
FURNESSIAt Sails June 30, Aug. 4, Deere aaer
CITY OP RO E Sails July 14, AngiateSeleiree
Cabin passage $60 to ma aoetirding ';o setae
modations. Second Cabin and Drafts issuedat lowest Steerep , Sit
trai
Anchor Lill iim
paid free of c large in England, Seo
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Ireland.
For paesagee Cabin Plans, Book of Tonne
apply to 1
HEND leSON 13ROTITERS, New Yora
ear to i. DICKSON, Post Oflice,8'
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EAFORTII PUMP FACTORY.,
HE undersigned would beg leave to 11012
thanks to bis many friends and case
) the very leberal support accoelled him for theM
six yearg,: and would say that he is stilled OPP'
i Stand., where he will be most bappy tO
C.
: all hw aia customers, and as Insley new
may favor him wit).' a call! He ie el"
- to tarnish Win Mille of th,e best make
i
notce, one of Well ig the Standard bnIL
mill is self r sting -making I abet'
t
volutions- per winnte with aightebreeze, aaai
more in a storin He is also pp1ed to Ineeee
: iron Pups wi h the mills, a , aalsake
01002228.
A call solicite-d before purchasing.
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Seaford} Purep
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Dregiclfal Boy.
for thit dreadful boy.
•know 'im ?
MI the other boy! '
y eliseuldues go in.
_ ele could find that boy,
rely* what he is din', -
1l the ether boyet
To airmen mond rine.
ettleie's T
Bisbee
waY
asd
ass feels t
myGreen, a growing lad;
has informed, me,
t he is getting ba4
y alarm me.
e blame abetted rest upon
jebn Brown, a reeent comer -
FerTeram wig a lorly child
• year ag last slimmer.
Bet when spoke to Mrs. Brown
gar
isjiiiOt soul was shaken, _
eno ustek t et Mrs. Green could be
So eery na eh Mistaken ;
Sbe did auTe Me Johnnie wag
As gooem d &nee
Beeept for learning naughty things
From Mrs. Whiting's Benny.
iting frets because
Ithera's Freddy.-
e's taught young Benjamin
tricks already, '
eh an innocent,
m his mother)--
'4,,think of doing wrong,
by another.
think` I've found the boy
s are so disgracine
he's some one else
one other piece in.
not search him out,
est dieadful pity !)
e boys who otherwise
ament our city.
Gaieties.
And Mrs.
Of B
Ohs fears
Bo= wick
XelPheig
(I have it
• weal
Breese
• whei
Whose wa
slwa-ys I
And lives
And if we
Be will
Spoil all
• Would et
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itituediebnet-en'' Waiter, has my friend
Dere ?" Waiter-" Let me
e
•yes; 1
elieve he has just paid and
naej
aStude t-" Paid, did yousay ?
Then ji3tehwasn'etyltle tillr.
ere -
xclaimed young
Dadiboi, " t a e Weathah is getting so
eeibl,iyer kite w, that I must leave the
ferrule taken off• my cane. , It's 'too
teestly heavy for a warm day, yer
know.'
-Miss ' Rthsebncys Partner -1w" Were
you at Mr . jonee' ball two! seasons
star he , saal to Miss Rosebud at the
netriareha' ball. "Oh, nee she answer-
ed; "Itria a debutante this ° winter."
e ttre yon 1' he exclaimed ; " why,
somebody ild me your . folks were
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EP-isc*ThPeaBhis op of Oxfora having sent
round to ''e church wardens in his
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diocesea ci cular of inquiries, 'among
which was,' Does your officiating °lar-
• gyman pre
ch the gospel, and is his
conversation and carriage consistent
therewith ?I'. the warden of Wallingford
replied : "B -preaches the gospel; but
doe e not kee a carriage."
—A. distrio attorney who was cross-
examining a odor on a criminal trial
exclaimed peti lantly: "A doctor should
be able to give his opinions without rais-
taloa 1" " He
yer!" retorted
mistakes aro b
Found," said
lawyer's are
'above it,." res
-"All right
In tip-top sty
• Saturday night after your pay ?" "Not
if I leabs the cl 's, boss." "Not if yon
leave. the clothes 1 Why not ?" "Be-
. Wise yon ain't neber at home when yon
has a clean shirt to yer back, an hit
wouldn't do me no good to call Satnr-
.
day."
-A canny Sootchman in Brechin,
. after having spent a year or two in the
married state, had the misfortune, the
other day, to lose his wife.. N9 sooner
was he bereft of the partner of his cares
than he consoled hitnself \with a review
of his worldly oironmstannes. "1 had,"
said he, a but a shilling in my pocket
when 1 -was married, and now that my
wife is dead 1 h ve ninepence, so that I
f
• have only lost reepence."
-When Mr. elm H. Barton. the his-
torigrapher of Scotland, visited Ireland
and made his first trial of an Irish
jeunting-csar, he sententiously remarked
to his fellow -traveller : " Now you per-
ceive that we have arrived in a country
where property is scarce, apd therefore
valnable, bat where human life is re-
dundant, andaherefore of no account.
Here, you observe, they put the wheels
under the seat, and protect them with
the legs of passergers." •
-Bishop Wilberforce once spoke to a
gamekeeper upon a neighboring estate,
where he sometimes spent a quiet day
ehoothag, about not going to church.
The man pleaded guilty to the bishop's
impeachment, but added that he read
his Bible on Sunday afternoons. " And,
• my lord," said the keeper, "Ida not find
there that the Apostles wentishooting."
"You are quite right," replied the
bishop-; " but it was because there was
no game in the Holy Land. They went
fishin ft instead." e , .
--,-Two grandsons of a late millionaire
had quarrelled, but wee reconciled not
•Jeng since over a good dinner and a bet -
tie of two. Quoth one of them to the
°mutiny, after the other had departed,
"That is my brother, you know. We
have had a difference, but it is all pet -
tied, yon understana. Same blood in
his veins as in mine, you perceive. He
,can have a hundred pounds from meif
he wants it. Yes. by George, he can
have a thousand 1 Yes, ten thousand
-if he gives me the securities !"
as well able as a law -
be doctor. "A. doctor's,
ried, six feet under, the
the lawyer.t " And a
ometimes hung six feet • •
nded the doctor.
the clothes ate done up 1 wh
. Couldn't Yen call in for
heheardl Wonderfuh isn't i
pole hilveu't haven
Ana et?'?
hya yes '' replied th
"4• --,we a; go beIJi, but oat
atrat t t n IWwe s u s
p
the • nd Nc use atever
never me es he ll
age ti
trellis gets by. •
" bide° 1" Okola
maul.
" Fot,"tai1 the
give np be s."
Y ,e
T)ks pr sid
banef _Chic
rode tO the Ce
Upo his 4rriv
drit sal
II are..
• As the regal
:' •
I Sup
bells
*sakes
them on
el' fas
ahead o
the sound
Oter the
ed the
Yankee " had to
• 1
,s 0i thi 11
t i of . a dekuriet savings
o g t into aI'sok and
ii
al depot the to het' day.
at his dentin tion the
with -
r fare is only
• ty centeel
the passenger ndignitietly deiMtded ofi
the Joh :" " W at. dq yoi take me
for ?I".1
t
afra
for
me.
fifty per.
Beate
4 h km
atilter got
Oat o4 be
ninny
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rpan, wh
riny and
meta ce
Italy i the
ant Pos
He • as
Yor to
p in he
and at
;1188 lige
Pd. -1-By
nano fie
ped Te
titook a 1
h ndl do
h rs s oo
edit e of t
ed xoe
d p4le. .
ad a en
11IPra
tfty
d to'
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ler t
you
ex-
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circ
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Ne
got
he
Th
but
wr
hi
the
fea
in t
lsn
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w
eat
ent.
W 1
it
ly 5
ld
ifi
an
is dollar,r‘ i I W8,8
Oelltli fo the ride
want to settle with
a 'cents, that being
the rate t which
other oheItors." 1
his dollar and the
ething he bad inot
, ' )
r '
r all CiF011M-
Ci3S.
t fun in him will
most distressing
his was illustrate
of Mr. P. Hatton 1
er General and edi
sleeping ear fro
rigton,arld when h
rnn,g at his destination
adds had been stolen
were getting off the
a hind with Hatto4
h He their pa ts. He
siec'piug-blanket. around
th r,duster nd placed
his back, so hat the
over head, a.nd stood
e car, when everybody
t the oar poriter, wht
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ratek
P1]'said :
Well, gti
to dee Sereta
to • Ben ba
• cel est
e studied
esi
c be cn b
net case
reled 140t On
e -all
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ha
ed
ba
ho
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at
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to
a
nt
ad,
to
111
Taking An Interest in the
Business.
Two commercial tourists met in the
depot the other day.
, “ Heilo,Charley,"eays No.1,"I haven't
teen you in an age, what are you doing
" 041 Ian in the same old line," re-
sponds No. 2.
" With the same house ?"
" Yes, sane old con.cern, but situated
a/little differently.",
" Howie thet ?"
" Well, I've got an intereat."
"Is that so ? How long since ?"
"Since the first ef the month."
" Let me congratulate yon." •
"Yea, the old mail told me I'd got to
take an interest iu the business this
year or gent. So I took the interest."
Fast Trains.
An Englishman was bragging ef the
speed of English railroads to a Yankee
traveller seated at his side in one of the
cars of a " fast brain" in England.
-. The engine bell was rung as the train
neared the station. Itsuggested to the
• :Yankee 9.12- _opportunity of " taking
down his companion a peg or two."
"What's that noise ?" innocently in-
quired the Yahkee.
"We are approaching a town," said
the Englightnan ; a they, have to com-
mence ringing about ten miles before
they get to the station, or else the train
would rep by it before- the bell could
ono
tote
Was
over
ag
thr tgh
try ' I ve
wa pot i
co eeing
ru le of
a, b rd, st
thing
an *bud
wh ,yea
w s,
lea tire o
I t rned
in his t
Ye,simili
Whil
thi
fac
to
hit
th
loo
at
de
no
of
my
oer t
lif
att
con
•
a
hat are y00 going t
himself in a glase
11 take a built, go ti
the Intot and as
y reap tion."
hr the Word aortal n
tinnier a ewer in
rthur, w o happe
lent Mr. Hitton the
bis pair Of double
or pants skid he got
ia
had an
1 the taut
ace a
or af r
yety loi
l'AV
a uver
th iea
that I -
hee ve
l
1 d.
u r
er d
aala
o,
rd r d
-the g
ik w
roti
edit.
thus
a
la
a
Lie Dia
ample of
•" said a
eminent
amis. 8
Mg on
part o
braVe
how well
entlemen
ndida
me tirno
boraebac1k
the ouit-
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an, and I
4 Surprised upon di
Was Scared. Eve
over Y ar4dden cry
. I coal n't think
ers and 4otperadoe
remembried a ma,
4 beeri futid in t
coldtblOo. Eve -Y
tly face it .e up, aii
the ga ing Wound
e u-wIti startling
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eflected, a short turn
e lonely ad, id}
ly Woodel hill, bro gh
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to f with vso me
he st di ag or me. Th
lied t4 a neigh ering grap
tier iiit
al I was nding, sent
all of idetwater, up
t onoe that they were
ci bit that they would
Me. F • lkit was out
r any sao L reeve on
was oda* ed, prove
a the arse tiltee in my
q play the ully, and
fancied was an un-
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can possibly show. In short, he'll be
the liveliest man pretty soon.
" They Out the rope around Say neck.
I prayed inlvain. - I asked the Lord to
'forgive my sins 1 and dosed my eyes,
every moment expeptin,g to be drawn
(0 If I let you go will you, promise
never again, to use my name."
"1 swear I won't. Let me live and
I'll be a better man. I'll do anything
for you and, when I'm elected Governor
I'll pardon you."
" All right, ien , may go this time.
Take off the rope, John." .
l
, I moun my horse and rode away,
t
with tearful thankfulness and a de
urination never to tell another lie. Ne t
day when 1 reached the . place Of • e-
mission, a large crowd had ge.there• .
When I iwprisadhed the people we le
shouting With laughter. Great Al
ander 1 Same one was relating my e --
perience. Shoving my way forward, I
recognized in the speaker the tall m: • I
who had edowied me of taking his nitu e.
He was My opponent. I dould not fete
the crowd, and left as rapidly as pos 1-
ble. The Whole thing was 9. joke: t
the Oleate:in I was I defeated by OP
overwheltnting Majority.— Arkansas
Traveller , .
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A 1A-crig' g Sacrifice to Style.
The foil wing true story I relate a a
warning to all who purpose dying th ir
hair. Wh ir
g around it
flie idaeost
et seemed
eir horses
vine, and
ich the
a
Stigg stive wa
ed at t e ani
till, I ea at
back. I Pew
rat me, a
esit te t kil
eqa a,f
art weave , I
in death. P
retiOlved
wtat
4ruet e pre
oriing.'
Row a7 'OU
ing far!"
buiii ecleosioj,1"xpkiienowli
with w
trouble yef r I haviedecided to
lead a b tt r Ite. Never again do 1
want it saidi oat 1 shed the blood of a
human b ,
" had I reckon," said one of
the deep a d Ji.
. " At oii tilrne I could not
nied sues 1 an o nsatIon ; b
you, I have reeelv il never to kill an-
otherman. 1 ho e that yea will not
molestinc." 1
Hol t n, p d il Or !". . e ,. •
i
" I've o tin
t on,
to talk."
But, h 1 on 1 What's yodr name ?"
“ I'm ill 1' t in, theoutlaw, and the
mate of whontyo have often heard: I
have killed 14o.1 fir less than this, and
I Jion't ist y u e cause a.breaking Of
my resol '
Do as 1
said the talle1r
like tcdgi 3 a
know who y u
are,, itHootw i 1 Po
,_
de y
" Boma e 1 am
is any brot er 't
1 “ Oh, ,Lor. ;"
mercy on J.flCI I",
the.
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opi 1 8
tiley repli
at it is n
" I dote'
'good
d. 4' Go-
of your
want any
have de -
t as I tell
•
about ycint resolve,"
e despere.does. "rd.
t of &dm . I don't
ut X kno that you
the robber."
ill Potsn, and this
supplioted, “ have
orse, Cap: I reckon'.
ra right ere."
mercy in
heard no
•
" Clirctb
wel, bet
'1 be
their eyea,
answer." I
“ apla
try, comiitt1
them on l4 m
Stole thiiei b
oI
e le
ad,
that roiel o
him np
" Oh,
mitted a
didate
on nay w
place of
Govertto,
what yo r
Who i yotir
Colon 1 Bleo
of
102
11
g
ut siew
pried,but I
n tO go arm+
d Predatio
Fine zna
reckon
saddle.
•
first erup
eyes and
could im
chased a
freely th
jured her
her hair
age of 17
neyer bee
She is
attraotiv
and enga
n the era,ze for blonde h
a gitl who had fine bro
air tcarnatch, thought s
tove upon nature, so she p
blonde dye and used it
t it hurtled her hair, and 4n-
calp sothat after losing 11
tie ever grew again. At t
e bad to wear a tvig,and
able to dispense with
ighly. acaimplished, and
that she Illas scores of love
ed -herself to a brilliant na
Tfl
20
r-
80
so
of Itgh- p ition and good fortune. 411
through e eogagemeut she strugg ed
with the thought of the mortification of
telling litat that ehe was bald, or le v
ita; the r
She goal
and with
her fickl
The loss
the days
otherwis
happy.-
-Mr.
Ont., M.
recently
is one of
tarers of
mach ph
proposes
in Winn
satiefaet
and lfor
--Geo
E. C. K.
-wick ho
the' 6th i
with int
to May
1st of J
hearing
more Be
prisoner
fined 02
over 50
name to
friends
has got
-land.
-Mr.
a tour
pondent
torial W
Mr. Tal
time in
' WHehata,
Are
"1 ne
he's a b
f" He' a
art, or a
capacity
'lends
4tions:,
nor of A4cansas, and
an Opponent at
You weuldn't hang
you? Jus think of
(rid lege I"
ponent
1.10W is
=
u• alpted
but
the count
d laying
you are!
John, get.
W'll swing
Over com-
a can -
'Oar m
-Boon
tyre duti
ev,
th him P"
iflow that
than you
"bit more
than you
velation for after marritt.
lResigning any reason or brave either alternati e,
t
nese, she discarded her lovt r.
,her hair has embittered 11
of a grand gilhood, wh ch
might aave been serene - afrad
Washington Letter.
anitOba -Notes.
F.mes Itivingstone, of Bad n,
. for Aonth _Waterlote as
Winnpeg. Mr. Livingst ne
the meet extensive manuf c -
linseed 'oil in Canada. 11
Seed with the Northwest, nd
to erect a couple of elevat rs
eg, provided oan m ke
ry arraagements • for a t site
eilway facilities.
•ge Sperieer was charged bef re
ievies,Ilsq.,J.Peett the Bra s -
el, Moose Jaw, on Wednesday,
t., with robbery and assa it,
int to do grevione bodily It rm
tewaraet Swiftcurrenttean he
pee The magistrate,. ter
the evidence, dismissed he
fens chaages, and convicted he
of eommon assatilt. He BB
and costs, which amounted to
L:C. Ks! Davies ta a fami 'sr
Huron readers, and his many
11 be pleased to learn that he
into barriess in the new
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Edwin Talbot, who is maktng
Canada as artist and co
fbr the London England,
tad, hae arrived in Winnt
et e has already spent
toonri4 eketches and dose
es-
io-
ge
me
ra ;
tiotis ofOOme cities in Eastern Cau da,,
and is about to commence a sim lar
work in the Nothwest, • about w • loll
people in Englaud are particularly
ions to learp. His purpose is to • re -
(seed straight westward to the Ito ley'
Mountaina, an' to return by way ofl
mouton, the North Saskatchewan •
Lake W infp g. He will then ext ral.
nd
his trip aitfvard. probably to L ke
Superior. Tho feet that a London il.
lustrated jon nal should deem it ad-
visable to sen a special artist out a
mission 0 this kind, speaks volumes for
the athoient • f attention which his
countredie at .resent exciting acrosit the
water.
-A fete de s ago a man named , as.
Fyfe, who w• s Working on e. scaffold at
an elevator i Winnipeg, stepped oi a
loofa) plank and fell to the ground be-
low, a dista.ce of 45 -feet. He as
badly st brie° and bruised, but is ow
recoveri i ha entire was a noat
marvellous Itle. A'. fall • of forty- ve
feet is euou..-h to crush the life out of
any ordinary man, and when it is on -
1
sideredi at 'n is downward fiight he
passed b tw en two beams not over
eight fe t ap rt contact with eith r of
which woul. al ost certainly have de-
stroyed im, one can imagine how im-
minent was is peril. Before str ng
the ground, ye grazed the should r of
a man t nd ng beneath, knocking him
down bi4t doi g Itiim no herrn. , I
-A leg aro has been received in
Winnip4 fro.. A. W. Ros„M. P., from
London, Eng and, to the effect that his
mission as been successfully acoom-
p1ishe&the itle having been accepted
and the it le orup1etd of the prop rty
on the 64rth e t corner of Queen and
• Main streets, kn wn of late as "0 oli-
can's cornerJ" This sale was inade
some menthe age by the Syndicate then
owning. atie < ro erty to some English
capitalists, but some difficulties in tthe
way of giving 4 satisfactory title have
adeetlayee.f eij
d thecoragpli;tiporne.v ofeetthtehetrthRtaae-
iecity is to be ongratulated. upon the
completiott of t se transaction, as it is
expected to brin to the city, including
the &monnt pai for the land and that
expended in lb lding, soMething like a
million i dollar . ,
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NEW -LIQUOR STORE
We take pleasure in announcing to
the people of ,Seaforth and surrounding
vicinity, that we heve opened out a
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NW LIQUOR STORE,
Co Fining the Choicest.- Brands of
W es and Liquors, selected and bought
fron ne of the leading 1Who1eeale
H kises in the Dominion.
°LD PORT WINE
From England.
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DRY SHERliY AND GRAPE WINE
From France. (
114"
delft and Marsala Scramental, Wine
• Prom Spain -warranted plate
O. K. 'fkND HIM'S NOLLIND CIN.
Mountain Dew from Ocotland.
GUNNESS' PORIER
Bottbea by Burke teem !Ireland.
CARLING'S AMBER ALE
Old Pyolfalt-Tk Superior Whiskies
Prom Hi Welker te Son; Wndsor.
Lrenneey, Nartell; Jules Robin
Brandies.
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All those liqUors are epecially Bel ted for me -
d oinal purposes and family use. Also, several
-o her kinde of lIcen.ors, which we hope will give
every satisetiotion to out cestomers.
Remember the Wawa two doors senth of Bob.
ertson's Circular Saw.
P -411:t.,
J. S. pi0fT R SEFORTI-14.
am deterrni71 d to Clear Out 'my
Ent ite Stock of Furniture reovrd-
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THOSE IN 'WANT, it will pay them to eeer..
tain prices before purchasing elsewhere. I
give . large disci:nue to those paying cub, ese
pecially to newly m rried eouples.•
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I am still selling ix highly finished chair. for
$2.50. I salso keep Knowlton's Spring Bedl,tbe
best and eheapest in the market; tea
perfeetly neeiselesg.
Wareroenies dreoijy opposite M. R. Counter's
Mmolew�Iry tore, Main Street , Seaferth
East Side. :
Cash forhids, kin, furs ane tallow No
truck or tide. Caten for everything.
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W. KILLRAN.
WROXETER MILIS.
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ALEX. 4. GI SON
Begs te sainoance to the Pu1ic that he
has commenced to °potato the
WRO4TER WOOLLEN FACTORY
an el that he Will he prepated to give
good value in 1
FULL CLOTHS, ..
, TWEEDS,
UNIONe TWEEDS,
FLANNELS, -
PLAIDINGS,
WINCEY ,
and varieties in STOCKING YARNS.
CUSTOM CARDING,
Spinning and Piffling pronitly attend-
ed. to. ,
Parties from a distance wll, as far as
possible, have their Rolls 'home . with
them, and as he has put tae mill into
good working order and eMploys none
but efficient workmen -an work is
warraated.
Beriaember the Wreaker 'Mills.
ALEX. L. GIBON,
PROPRIETOR
THE PIONEER
HARDWARE STORE,
STONE BLOCK, WINGHAM.
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JAMES A CLINE & CO.,
(Successors to
Gordon er
SOW)
Headquarters for the ceflebrated
Washburn Moen
Steel Two -Barb Fenci g Wire.
ONE CARLO
ontreai. Gut ails
Received this week, and w11 be sold at
bottom prices. Best brand of WHITE
LEA and
ENCL SH BOILED AND RAW OIL
Hatdtvare of all descriton; at as
low paices as is consistent with a square
legititnate business.
JAMES A. CLINE de C9.
NOTICE TO OREDITORS.
PURSUANT to ChaPter one huedred and seven
0 t the Revised Statutes or Ontsrio MI per-
sons living claims egemet the late, John Kidd,
in his lifetime et the %von of Seaferth, in the
Counter of Huron, mrohant, decezted, who died
on the fourth day oe April, A. D.1.883, ere re-
quired: to eend in to F. Holmeetted, Eq.1 Sea-
forta, Ontrio, Solicitor for Bridget Kidd, Ad-
ministatrie of the seid deeeaed, on or before
the Twenty-seventh i day of Jane next their
Christian and surnames, aed full particulars and
proofs nf their clans and demands woon the
estate et the said deceased; snd notice is here-
by given that the said adroinistretrix will after
the Twenty seventh day of June next proceed to
distribute the ascots cif the said deceased among
the persons entitled tereto,having regard only
to 'the Claims and deteande of Which she shall
thnena•thitdvaetnsoeatiefeo.rth t'i
le 29th day of May, 1883.
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F. 1OLhi4STED, Solicitorlor A.dministratrix.
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SEA.FORTH PLANING MILL,
$ASI, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
muz Subseilberbegs leave to thank hi s ampler=
-1: customers for the Rhona patro age extended te
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mance commenoieg business n Seafortheand
of thegtee runt he! may be favored wit r si eoatinuance
Pz#a esinteading to build wonle de well to give
him a ealloes he will continue to eeep on band il
large steak of allkinds el
CASH WANTED.
$25,000 Wanted in liOady Csh,
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THOIVIAS KIDD'S EMPORIUM,
For which the best value that Canada can produce will
be offered in
Ory
Goods, Millinery, Gents' Furnishings,1
Readymade Clothing, Groceries,!
Boots and Shoe,
How is it I can offer such induOments 2 B6caue
I purchase at the fountainhead in every maket. Hav-
ipg buyer always in the European markets, wlo has
the advantage of securing any class of goods when at
its lowest, I am in a position to sell ydu goods lower th,an
dny House in the trade? I would remind my customers.
ii general that if I am in a pdsition to give first-class
customers twelve monhs' credit, I should be able to sell
you for cash as cheap as you can do elsewhere. Pur
:chasers will find in every department a complete assort-
ment of freshly imported seasonable goods.
sFresh Arrivals in Dess Goods.
pry , Pine Lumber, &hea, Doors,
• Blinds and Moulding' s, Shing18,
Ifefth, c6c.
illefeeiaeonfident o f gevingsatit action t °those
who mity f *your hint' with their pa renames none
bat firet-elaseworknienareemplosd.
Particular attention paid to Custom Plautus
20E JOHN H. 4111,0ADFOOT.
2001000 FEET of cheap pine and hemlock
lumber. Apply at the saw mill,
Winthop. Eight houses in Seatorth and Har-
purhey. Prices ranging from $150 to $800.
Three :hundred and seventy-five Pens in McKillop
and 1,240 acresin the Birtle Piatelet, Manitoba,
W. (3,. GOTTINiszLikOwCoia, Tn.
MIDSUMMER and EVENIN WEAR—Lovely
things in Nun's Veiling in Sky, Pinhl, Cream, Mode and
lack. EVENING CASHMERES in, Pale.B14, Pale
Pink and Mode. All the leading shades in Clolored
Silks. A nice assortMent of Blac4 Silks, Black Satin
Brocades, Black Moirs, Black Ottoinau and Polka Dot
atin, Black Buntings, plain and fancy ; Light Blst
vek
Silk and Wool Brocades, Black Polka Dot a
Bunting. •Special value in B1ac1.1 Oind Colored Cah-
meres,
Department.
In this department new shapes arrive weekl
ot-
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withstanding the cool season, orders. are piling in so
rapidly 'that,- although we have a very large sta they
are obliged to work long hours to compete wt the
push. Since the season opened, we have not bei able
to close any evening before ten, eleven and twelve,Jf
Under MISS IIIGGXNS' able management of h
partinent, nothing is allowed to leave the Ho $
rst-class work, though they shoufri work all
Note prices, in Sunshades and f„ dolts, and everyt
straw goods. PARASOLS sth.rtling value; e
my 75c, $1 and $1.251ines.
emmemnagememeer
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FARMERS, 11T WILL PAY YOU
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HURON
NEAR THE HICH SC OLSEAFORTH,
And see our stock of
Which has been 330 aeeeeslyetiiimpeyea
iallry
tnis county. hay
gr,
my Gang Plow for tls seasonand feel
aatisfledin-Oursayingthit is t e best in
ttemarket.
LAND R”.LES
dAorei niggoodargeanwdorhke74unning light and
GRAIN cuspigits
Are raade frorn hard iron, and. will lasb
longer than any ot er machine Made.
Having spec al to Is for rectitting
Roller, we on gua antee satisfaction-,
Special atte ham to repairiag
Steam Eng es, Ss, and Grist Mills,
Reapers, Movers, T reshing Machines,
and all kinds of ma hinery repaired on
short notice and a , reasonable rates.
To contract rs an °them- Bridge
Bolts and Jasting -at lowest rates.
Quotations filrnishe e.pplioation.
• TIONI4S HENDRY.
Watchos and Clocks.
Where is the best place in town for
Watches and Clocks?
At Counter' t Jewelry Emporium.
There you Will abtfind the largest
stook of jewelry,
Clocks, Silder-plat d Ware and Black
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Jewelry4
He guarantees all glods as reresented.
Every one the -at wants first -obese goods
goes to ouuter's.
aatiefactioa given or money refunded.
And don't forget o price bis assort-
ment
Nickel Al rms, Seth Therese, New
Haven lad other -clocks,
Diamond Uags and Scarf Pins, 18k
Weddin tend 3and Rings/
Counteetfoueadtv
capi ntimi e•given.
er's for Mee schema]. and Briar
L' at sPbitPsets; le6, in N calets wadi Lockets .
013 exhibitilion he leadi4 Jewelry
to repairing
fine watches,
Knives, Scissors, ocket Books, Comiat
and Brushes.
Spectacles from 25o to $12 ta suit all
eights.
•NI. Ft. OUNTER,
The Leading Jeweller, oppasite J. S.
Porter's Ftriture Store.
EAFORTHD
STOVE ANI-I NiWA II.A'
PaIRIUM.
WHIT
Always keePe on bind a full dime of the
latest Styles of
COOK, BOX, AND PARLDRI ,STOVES.;.
Their beautty aleciwe theta and thee,
price sells them.
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clock.
TINWARE
is de- '
I them
make a1 our good, and guarantee
good and eigat in. price : ,
Of descriptio n always in stocir.
A full line of Treble and P.ckt eutw
0 iut kry at very low picses, -.
Pinigit gliaannaWsyteorhiheekay. 1
fir ; thepresl:rtvoiufgG, rtaacVeAKIleetibzhel
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EAllTROUGHING
amine 8
• All kinds of jobbing Work Rm
-ra 'atlY
attended, and satisfaction gearauteed,
Parties wanting goods iri my line it
will pay them t,($ see my wick aud
compare prces. 1 ,
Seaforth Cheap .Stove Li Tin ilomse.
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O. M WHITNEY,
, Late Whitney Brothers.
fTeadymade Clothing and Gents Furnis ings,
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In this department I have secured the ni st
ter ials made in styles,scond to none. I have every con-
fidence in calling the attention' of all buyers to the
enormous quantity that annually passes through our
ia,nds, and I am satisfied that any one wishing a suit
can secure the same at prices not tol be seen els where.
Latest styles in Men'S. Tweed and Worsted Suit Boy's
Suits—extra value. Rubber Coats, Overalls, Ove skirts,
etc., striking value. Just to hand the nobbiest 1 shapes
in American straw hats, gents' and I boy's sizes at very
low figures. Fine assortment Men's and Boy's Felt
Hats. §ee my 75c line, $1 line, and $1.25 line. Fur
Hats all prices.
Boots and Shoes.
Not an old worthless stock by any means, -bzt a new
and lashionable assonlment, which Will be sacrificed, as
I am positively closing this branch.
Groceries,
Examine my 25c Tea, and my twelve pouncil Sugar.
All general groceries equally good value.
A call solicited, even if only for eomparison.
THOMAS KIDD,
Corner Mt& and Market Streets,
eaforth.
EXECUTORS' NOTIO--""IE.
TJXDER an by virteof the 'v
leeed atatutes
of Ontrlo, rap 107, Section 34, the crdi-
tors lof John Pe Moritz, late of the Village of
Zurich, in tha County qf Huron, Tanner and
Shoe -maker, now deceese , who deed on or about
the Twenty filrpt day ef May last, are hereby
notitied to send by letter prepaid, on or beeore
the first day eif September next, to the 'under-
signed executors of thei last Will and Testament
of the said John F. Morltz, dee:ased, their
Chrietian and Surname, addresses and desalt)
tione, the full particul re of tbeir caims, a state-
ment, of their laccounte and the nature of Eeellr-
ities (if any) held by th m, and that go soon after
the maid firs day of September text, as the
assees of the e4td deeeaed, John P. Monte, ehall
have bean real [zed, the gien VIM to destribitted
among the $rties e$it1ed thereto. haying re-
ference only t4 the olains of which Notice shall
have been furnished to Ithe undersigned, and the
said undersig ed part14s shall not be Fiable for
the ease's or any part t eteof to any Innen of
whose claim ntioe shall not have been reeeieed
by thertast the time et distributin. Any per.
on having knoWledge a any property or se-
curites being part of the said eetate, or who
are Indebted to the said etate, ateLxeuurenav jureEt, ed
to enneneuniceie with
Dal ted aejMiuri4lIchINENtilleisZIEliBtijhrrEdR2ac} a'14'f- j-ur318-e1,1,31 3.
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BlliSS1.8 LIME WriliKS,
Tpwr4 soN.
TIDE subsenteers take this opportunity of re-
turning thanks to the inttabitants of Bruesels
ante Vicinity ler past patronage, ane beg to AOC
that havingm'ade several impneveueents en their
kiln Ind mode of burning, they are note f
better position that ever before to supPlY tut,
publite with Met -class lane.
This being the ninth_ season of • ur buginese
deslingsln *wls, and having
tied tatistactien so far, the public
reoereeng good trestMent and
from nee elasslizne et 15o. Cesh
ber the s 4Brussels Lime Weleet
804 TOWN Zot.' SON
unquatli
rely on
I ags _artile
. Bemetne
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