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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-07-13, Page 2r., f • • 'RUB, FOUR. MacNT WI `ifim 1rRCir. CH , That was na s good; ye herring -fishing • 1 1 9 part of t but, at all eve, •s i' ob Ma NI ed all the to o he fishier grew as skilled ing. at the whe while at the end - more than rep i Elused of the co returnedto the t Iwithhis brother proud to know tl fishing -skiff; b to turn his hen might,; help. These MaoNi' be greatly reap audacity of fon trig" up to be -account had at hors ; but their s duct generally, c ridicule, and the warm', in their saw how Rob appearance of all of them now.Net and white shirts an go to church wi of them put tw plate, just as if of a rich sh were eating boys about. cdmbinedt to sta nese similar to rather angry ; b: ,any competition. boys to coma and up the guy-polet plenty of fish in t was large enough boys asked 'hide money to busy declined. He rowing himself. It was a. long Nicol had neer schooling, and tlr largelyy'added to overhauled. Th began again ;• and now, nearly firm-setpige for his the,berring. _� One day, as Riomain thorough* er called him int OLS. 0/ r for the e coast; 1 dearn- en, and a . y of'them in guest - alp / uts of4the of the seaeo ,.:.1 the £ mon fund. i 's boat, an an at he s -cousin. eheal s was not t to' anything alloys bad tel in Eris wastrel ladd iermen on tl herring ; he had 2hehad Then he dvorked He was are in a oie proud Ise that grown• to ig. The les" set - heir own rst amused t neigh- usoess,:and their con - on raised them above .'men especially were oinlnendation. They dually improved the brothers and cousin e d boots and tockings, that, but t ey had, ackets of blu cloth to on Sunday ; nd each ence in the cellection- ey had all been - sons eeer. Moreo ' er, they'. e ample to t • e other_ r of these, indeed,' a cuddy-fis• ng bust - at of Rob's. eil was ob was not afraid of e asked. - he new' how he h % d rigged - e said th re were e: sea, and th market ut when he new o lend tth.m some ropes, he • 'stinctly at on with • ut bor- . -- d dreary win er; but finished ! with his eine-net had been nil every 'inch of 'it n the oudd -fishing oon Rob, ho was ten and re arkably e, mild be away after eas going along the f. Erisaig, the bank- -h} s office. " Rob," said be,have ye seen . the skiff* at the buil ,ingg yard ?" , rather wistfully, for ad stood :end • looked e new craft. "She's a ":Ay," said Re many a time he at the lines of t splendid boat." " And ye've see the shed ?" " Ay, I have t 'Well, 'tea 'se Bailie, regarding ed look I had net bought as and I was think through from herring' are be some of the have been heart yea, Rob, from say? that you., a coin, are sober that you are go Then you have be ring fishing yon etl3ink you carer boat?"° Me !" said Ro ing and his fade the new drift -net in t" Rob," continued Mr. im with a good-natur- he boat built and .the indof speculation.; g of getting a crew. rbrt. They •say the ing to cone about st rrf lochs. ; Now I egood deal about y neighbor$. They ,your brothers and n; . diligent lads ; and s�am,.en, and'careful_ n a while at the her- self.! Now, do you a ,age that new 't with his eyes star- ame. . "I go by w Rob. They -s not over vent4 s cou)d trust my pr say ye;" Iu his exciter being made mita :e craft, Rob forgot 't have showed in person as the ban •: 0 Mangy I wonld.'¢i " I will pay you a week while they . s Mr. Bailie, 11 en crew ye thiuk fit ye a percentage do ?" Ro=b was qui could say was : " I am oblig wait for a minut t ii the neighbors $ay, are a prudent_ lad, me .; and I think I perty to ye; What e t at the notion of f such a beautiful respect he ought to eesing so great a 'He blurted out,: t like to try !" . • , certain sum per g lasts," continued e will hire what L'.kewise Iwill give th takes. Will: that be ildered. All he o ye, sir.: `Will ye till 1 see Neil ?" And very soon h wild • minor ran through Erisar at no other than Rob Maclical had hee p ointed master of the new skifit, th » u " r of Argyle and that he hell 't e his'brothers and cone a as hie ere••. o e of the women shook their head:. an said it was a shame to let suc m€r lads go to the herring -fish g— leo e night or -other they would he d . wi a ;' but the men, who }knew sometf Rob's seaman- ' ship; had no fes, ' t '; and -their only doubt was abeqret he younger lads being up to the heety or of hauling in the nets in the morn , • g• But their yo • 'h was a fault that would mend w: -k by week. In the meantime Rob, ►saving sold out his share in k acpou all's boat, bought jere sey s. aced _ : ack bobts and.yellow oil- -Akins for his cam • anions; so that the new crew, cif they were rather slightly built, looked s t e ongh as they want down to• the dito verhanl; the'Mary of Argyle. With what pri•le hey regarded the Jong and shapely I n s of her -the yel low beams shinin ; ith varnish; the tall mast at 't ie ow, with its stout ° cordage ; the bra d ew stove,_tat was to boil tLeir tea foqr them in the long watches of the •n ght ; the magnificent oars ; the now s • eets and sails- -every- thing spiels and :.pan. And this great mass of ruddy net 'i' V lying in. t e shed, with its perfect fl ets and a curate sinkers—this wa: of like the make- shift that had captor d the cud ies. Then on the m rni g that tha of Argyle put to s a her trin her owner was on d ; but he sat en a thwart. as,Rob whi the tiller; Rob w : d to try tha the other wanted serve the, Fir=st of all she s harbor, "with the then outside, the • they le i:• away with th .rilliant one ; ` then'they b "fought her up ag Rob's " brief wor obeyed with the, r: e• t nt o led lightly out of the in d on her beam ; breeze being f -Mary trip, nerely sat at boat ; crew. wn Loch w. lug -sail b ugh.t her roan st the stiff of ooutmand being pidity of lightning. esher, crone, allying d, and ind— *Though the, • --called, they are en. e powerful boats, an erring -skiffs are so 1 partitively large and will stand al heavy i tell, what do dr. Bailie tg: Rob's face was I think e's s d�"Ii inks in te dirtB y," ti not h d d h!er ver •ca et 1, Rob ; an a s rally Weat ve ed if you re o k ow if any ping of thee ladsthe d eong 'n lip a w'` • • ell, ti ," sal h$ a seen them th y, ok li e,lad: what sailing a bo ei Baili "lang hen ca a the t ey ere set o of er the errin o tto see ; nd R h s epped on in iff rence of t ✓ ray ell imitate st nk oar. The was. -not sun hone y of Arg le w �iugayat rs wi ing wit the as not nuti t • of he reed wh "ch s rave s tti g hie was aty t fight acro s rdy1e, and a there se in sh, di mto oc -th •p Ilpl of Rc' '1 hi , . 1/. want -t ".•o� of man tai , a up to theet n ' {I have n t w 1 yt" Ol e e'Il be nc bo d this oa t ng- to d co for th t 8 nor as, with th p ha d, he gr' epi wi h the oth:r. o Rob w Er daiig.peep: e th it setting-ou po d that he of ody as •ne D f San.dy • a be i,g .into th no et up a d w o would wa r. ' ob," fa,fined ah prised I I'lhow ye • on!" s /1 Y, data of u. I w 11 t th erring tat kn s—that no kit s." hyha•-n yo :elf, Sandy go • • nature. T .' e half- „ itt to s:e the po •nt y i 1 thin f her?" your . pper. w wit p .de. e rao - h; eye 17' he world _ek any boat run eB 1 have ye. ' • n Must -be Y n b n .' if there's abou " FI'it no be. r cantle s. For ye s to he N n to one pie wo a ay I had ening* ai • t to such Rob, b •1 ly, " ye ork t at. Do ho d not know is ?" e , and a a ro more. afternoon ,o which t for the first time . All Irisa came b 'was itproud lad as rd ( ith the lazy train d fisherman • i • : nd to k hi seat as :rnoon t wa' lovely •; reath of w nd ; the ver the bay ; and the awe . across the the to g white oar? vision f 'lockwork. hey w e at •the bor that so teething ed lik 1 •to 'turn t into ri ( idle. ndy who rawer] his path pf the Mary came;la D ailed to rt ?" Ito • called tb hat ie fit !fie me cin board, bob," the e now re** d is punt [of the skiff. b: coo, and I said, i t•bacco oor s ion g ae l • her ; �o ey_D/ at,"said D inter 'of hi. d he stern o s angry. 1 1 �o Id still be and.was t • ad taker t of the crew ? a mei •• boato ist ; aril • t with: i.n Mly tumbbl ,.in a ev s er of :bis • tell ye i3 adthe h , derisieel l ,make d out sour t n•' myon. : n one Iin made a id Rob have no pat}eitly. h�i.sllky on I• a e any ye neednal f ' Sandy, oa in one t e skiff n s of the watching o be •sup - n doited But then ent •' •lb.conld old man, . into the er, as he Pant, ".I • fl ething rring." dh map r ing about n j riseigg 8i otland ]li Aman of ith more I s thin tel i / g that ne r it was a w • D f Sandy !' th peltin' rin except des : eying .t M c icol.h will .low hi an • o one' this ti to t i,eir o pul ontsid stil stern. pla'o'y,• ' ooh her., "a as o 'e by for `e; B put at :the ate n in th . way o : th t the of • m eve . If the w /i u ;lea and by . s an leave it. H eature i net. seem tellin the time. t is one or Daft 8a, de P and there yea lwafs the bro h er f that en Rob• o,find th herring, aeNicols taken ob bad to speek If I Cann t. 8.1e 1 d only pull g. of thap bred vs' muftis it was as e so ti y. And et him le ried the hertin ave to doubtfu is thin stst thli richore ain, ro of any lap mone of 't hey w re s illl old, Ste expected of the • le alorl man et out o Ie in the 1 d. rip the oil the t heir his tiS11 8161* an ay Ib iscovere bine( too. p ut ye ye your It'll be nto the he print i o take e had Bence of fisher- eacence ori le jell ei na gr c1 that hat the trip show o Knell t worth galn he b patty gs whoa eniefit, of 68613aript:unnwnrnietiy-: , and lmost teak - e other ont e niglat M. away ay kept tif4ce of Ite find la term. t, they a great sing to itrle the of the poem - 0 they at was ng Oft/11 e !stove, .1 The was e and ting to a, new 0 her - teak to ea he re hia listening w at Rob not. Ile di nig t 11, tp let so °time fat oms, s ea it i agai is so he, Pens be wit slit et le break -bad 1) sin an if yo ar ha of drip ng et me hes a i?e tar lik men D ft the air- bb eff I wleuld bat you elf, go we ld be 0113 nets r the iff if yen t Igivu• me THE 1-1 "RbN EXPOSI be dotiie tight in sleep a wink all Rob co less No when th its plead]. was not al set o wor to ength re faague le were a re a way at wit peo They were ten rens Of h yod should ha ,cou soled to g away ho whe he 1001 of t e boys on etri the nets. wan ed to ee Mr. ailie that and s con atula that while that night thre crams turn ever th pu ra and ea rr eta ss st on an idrift-net, which sieep as fifteen ffair ; hut to haul ask ; and when it and he vily-laden g fish, that is a r four ming laas. in yard after yard to find the brown ith thd, silver her - ng can work y was leughlng all no t. an e fo O rn or a tee yo ern of t pea eirl ng ee '1 and e end' eall the qn Bet t cited gr tA BR eta e ale ek hand ot anoth ot more were and onora how they hed struggl tion rom being mer May fitly ea ase here. but lways tkey ha the dditio al ,Me9.7313 whe eabouts of the been beeper ad. to the And the lest that th bon • • outright the ''and her nete, from that they were buildi hed leen t en away tient ef the aror bo acico at now • each b wa thong Maoldico f earning le living, Oa tr fis tate Smit s tc ot 1 123 that le era and h's cons hey co .go an field, -re th r Willi le Walle E hat thii nk 'ye o' ? May be Daft And do' you think telling any one Iling any one that en herring at me, me when I went ot once, a glass of glass of whisky; tal beat, it is e 'will net forget to g for bait when ; he was breath - work nearly done the net with all treo.snire. There had ; they had te heavy boat back of the dawn gave ant of sleep, th. t ; but there were that boat. And ji uncan and Nicol ave a sleep, end 1 on t o or thrt 1 three acNicolS n to he quay. not long after with Rob, and r it turned out Erisa'g boat had an fr m two to of gyle had good erring its ch Se one. lads w 73 now in an in ependent nd thi sketch of into that posi- many curlews— Somet'mes they etime bad Inch; the ad antage of f disco ering the herrin that had by D ft Sandy. present writer , that they had he banker; and for hemselves that aft Sandy Persecu- th —coca gardener oteov r, each Of sopa; ate bank", saying the other -that e and bits ought to teke a as th herring4- r per aps they ere, a d at any English beheadl- e. apS New E mp near was re t bear en nt the, ar y tele ea d from t tit s amp. di ec ly wit he d but he an tipped u ee w tk could be Ma inter, n be lig devot d w too sit ing by th fin profitable eu tont 'Ne rd are fi fr m 'two to th entire 2t1) du g lend. n some pat paeatien, th in Berne of t send kept si thicknees line throng averages abd serfaee. 'S poor, has be for covering lattet is app grasses soon o bottle* varlet es see taket by t the spriug, aft frost Is ont o gonad are ley *ler seven h lizer being r(t.k -with the see . and clover of' t ell up and gr of this -Inca enough in o -pay the int dollars, and the improves:0e • 11111 laoircte PO acre t;atai an sreasgtoklt t ix high steep porti dept carri th e that entire e ne ogle, ne grass hooirntehetrwe very re s, the ds whaitnhgl mp in bor o k ng till as ap t the fifteen Ido ound mea mod e in or ra thrive the i 1ed, an eked ndred d At t in M .13 yp ingthfilei SOSBO the t was e Re termer cket, and debe tee w small i3 deep banks bordering p rt he ioe laimede tells he* hode Is - he nove1 :dew, too t to grove • pg grass; iece was ith clear 11 811 the n al year, t ir er dar disc ing Boils.: To -day in Epg- btleas hay' pro7 • to 0 eB llt ov 11.13 in eve SU OW rown 'on led �ta by tie drawn • nd never .18111k, thie threugh aye been e winter ers ere esing the an pear, 11 1 110 nd f3 p of Pad es ere ny w pad Ilin ral tire hes erio for ro • It w, where nd some cut level ther pre- od .lot as stumps. laces, thet eet of id he water neeEtdow plow the aree and to lo,aera when the Q water valuable their places elt and the the heaps of nd grass a, about of fettl- e time DAB, grass ng were one acre cut hay crops, to thousand ear after ItEAL wee of th stadllma, log ordure of 11 Price modem Te premises, or to W Ailbf FOR fsALIII,—Lot 29, coa- t, East Wawatioah: There ire 120 land cleated. Frame barn and ouse ana frame kitchen, and an °hetes trait tree& it situated oni Adburn and six from Blyth. h Apply WI the .; E. BROWN, Proprietor, EsrDwo Street, at pre The Muse coi 'Nom, kitche sideir pantries „cellar and wo iences. Also trees and gra -apply to JIM 'PAWS' FOR 6, MeKil acres cleared, first ohms stat conorete ho There is a.spl and a good so ot Sod forth wi Thies is one of fame in the t terms, as the from farming. town hip of A 141 'terns. TI with maple all within 7 Idles -8 miles from Bay and Lake bargain. App FOR which 80 acre fenced, uuder- Vat ion. The waste land on buildings, a:g It is within'd pen. It is on and will be sol farming in 'Dal undersigned. GRIEVE. • FOR ortable ent occ tains a 84L'E.—For sale, that large rebidenee on- north Main upled by the undersigned: parlor, sitting -room, dining bath room and six bedroorns, be - and cleSets. There is a good shed, and all necessary conven- wo lots,, well planted with , fruit e vines. For further particulars SALE.—For sale; lot 20, coneestion op, containing -109 Beres. about 90 nem dratued, well fenced and in a of cultivation. Thete is 'a large se, and excellent out -buildings. ar bush. iIt is within five miles the beetlatid 'most eligibly situated wnebip end be sold on easy proprietor desirdns of rething Apply pn the premises or to Sea - MOS NICHOL. 812 OSA V.A1361 FOR SALE„—E..,1 s'areaire. Lot 17, Concession 13., a, abet, bounty or Bruce, containing some hemrock .and- cedar, and is of the tewn of Soothlimpton and llanfeid; etation, on the Georgian Reilway. It will be Hold at a SALE -aFor sale, lot 18, conces-' ckersmith containing 100 acres, of are cleared, free from stumps, well reined and in a; high state of mini- ush is -hardwood. There is no he farm. Thsre are good frame od orchdrd and- plenty of water. Ales ofl Settforth, and 3 from Kip - of the 'best farths in the township, thug , the proprieter is now ota. )ply on the farm or to the rid concession, McKillop. THOS. 807 'PARK in Tn being Lot 25, containing 102 od and in a hi wcill timbered. good ontbuild' farm • is six same from OH Apply to the p Seaforth P.O. kerem th for Sale.—For Hale, that arm, k own as the Moore Farm, oneessiOn 4, EL R. 8.) Tnekersmith, ace es, about E-5 ot ivhich are clear - There s a large briek house and miles from Seaforth and the 'ton and is within a mile of school. opriete on the premises or to Cfs. CHI, Proprietor.' 7131, VARM FOR SALE.--I-On the Ltindon road at Rodgervi le. Bei ig lot 34, concession ), the bal !nee clear of stumps, and in a good eta sernosf, 3 ltivation. There are on the premiseti a comfo able frame dwelling house, good wells, over 200 fruit od ma Oman -mutat trees. It' is 2 good frame trees, and' a g well situated, • eing illy. 2 miles front Hensall, 3 from -Exeter mi ea from Church and mile from 'Post Ofi ce. 1 acres of swamp land in Hey township, will h sold with the above pro- perty. For te ms al Ply on the premises or by letter to JAM S EL Rodeerville. . 811 VARM FOR ALE , !For sale, the north half 4:. of lot 30,- concestion 8, Morris, containing 100 tunes. Ab nt '75 clf avhieh Are cleared, under - .drained, and eArly 1 'true feora stumps. This farm is eituate 1 on th eorthetn gravel i mid,' two Miles from russets and 113 from Seaforlhs There are good euildi ea. and fences, also a good orchard mid a abundance of splendid fenciug timber On the rm. never failing looting creek runei thrormb t. It s an excellent place, and will be sold el-eqp and on easy terms as the tting Id and desirous to retire For further ' partiellars apply or te Mussels E..0. itOBERT- irorn. farming on the pre—iae BURNS, ProP tainhig ea tic neftrly all free feeced and in is a first-class a hewed log ho well. This far on a good grav corner of the 1 the vi lege of I with or withou prietor on the PETER MOO ICK SMITH EOR.. SALE.—For es, a of which is cleared. and •roni,s umps, under -drained, well high tate of eult Nation!. There roller ; a frame barn anil stables, se, and a never failin spring is withir-five miles of eaforth, I road and a, school hou e at the t. It s also within fou miles of ippen. The farm wil be sold. the rop. Apply to the pro- remis 8, or to Egmondv le P. 0. VARM FOR ;SALE `taining 112 acr s; 80 der is good har wood watered with a never on the, premise . Fr house and a go '6 you to churches an echo() from Blyth ant 10 particulars app y to on; the Smith p rt of borough P. 0. IN HULLETT. — North ud 85, Concession 13, con - ores cle}ited th remain- Shil, clay ham, well ailing spring cresk rising me barn and, sb bles, leg e, and is situated 4 miles am Clinton. Fo further ALTER. CIINICI said Iota, or tO Londes- 799 'TIMM FOR ALE. One hundred res for 85 acres clelire . and 171 free of stumps well the balance ie 'ell tin bered with -hard\ 'nod,. It is situated wit in One mile. of Brucefi old station, and convenient to .sc iools and •churel es and ton, and a gooc grave road to both plae s. , For ises. or by lett r to sHOMA.F3 -MUNR Bruce- 'WM SALE. The undersigned o r their. 4; . Fruit Eva orator and Cider Mill for stle - cheap and upo 1 easy terms of ,paym 1 t. • The. buildings have been fitted rtp in a I omplete Manner for tle cerrt-i is on of the Fruit Evapor- ating BuSiness and :Lir now in first-clase working But as W. 8 13)1•ertso 1, ofie of the- p' rtners of manently, the iroper y must. be sold tuid the business -of snit firm llially cloeed up. • For any partieultirs wit i reera 1 to said property apply to the east elf of 1 1 15, concession 13 and the • fenced, and In felligh state of cultivat n. The taining 100. a res, 80 of which are el reids, pwaell;1.. ticutirly well erlaoted for stock. T ere is a, eplendidly fini. hed film house, with g od cellar and stone fo udation ; also a barn 31x56, and good stables, . led and all other neeee arY out - choice fruit ti• 'es. Al o plenty of go() water. On the whole ie far is one of Ile nt st com- pletely rigged '11 the t nviiship an I Will be sold cheap s nd on etsy ter is. It is within , A- miles proprietor on be premises,- or to; Clint n P. 0. VARM IN 0 EY FOR SALE.—For fi ale, lot "1":` 2, conces. um 18, Grey, containing 3 acres, 50 of which are cleared, . free from stumps, under -drained and -in a good state' of cultivation. The whole far n is well fenced.' There is a franle house end ba. and other goo( outbuildings., water. It is n the iorthern g avel toad, be- tween Seafort and ruseels—t n miles from the former 1 I. ce and five from the latter. It almost adjoin. the-vil age of Wal on, in which aro stores, 'Mils,- chu ches, sae' ls, &C. Easy terms of ray ent will be given, a the :proprie- tor intends re ieing fr in farming. For further particulars ai ply to Walton P. 0., or : on the VIRM FOR SALE.—Lot No.4, concession 12, -1: Grey, co aining 100 acres,p of w eh are geared and in a gcod state of c tivat on, and id ell under-dra nett; the balance i timb red with 0x60. All th buildings are nea ly neW. Four t is within a 'le and a half of BrussWie and o miles from a railway %ration. Thel farm is ood in the pr ductio of grain 1 siad roots, and 4 ns across th corner,Ifurnishing a neVer failing nerdy of rutin g watbr. The bed of the river. tone for boi ding p rposes that tha county fiords, which ill bee nae a mine. of Wealth in tself as timber gets sc rce. This farm ninst ang at: ngor btoy path; Northiwest sorae ne will get a argeAl. Appl to the undersigne on the prem - tea • 1, 10R., EV E JULY That yoli CCM not get the best rake for oots and oes ?,Inless you buy at our money in AiVIERICA CANADIAN WALL p 00\;ENTRY'0 SHOE STORE. or ple enuine Article in rrench Calf Kip aoots, go to COVENTRY'S SHOE S ORE. or member t at Coventry buys all his st ch 'for prompt' 'who buy on time. PON'T FORGET THE !PILA0E—CAMOE3E STORE, SEAFORTH. THOMAS L'S CORNER COVENTRY. PLOWS C. Agricultural ImplQ 'Which ye 11 be sold' at old prices, not e port d ties, the subscriber being 'tariff ; coasequenty, he is enabled. t stock is eahausted Call and see th I A full stock of Massey Reapntee- Sharp's,Rakes, all f which. will be s Of all ainas always on hand for the before buying a m chine: C. WILL LLSON'S ithetanding the it* etermieed to keep tho sell them at forme p Be Plows before bu in nd Massey Mowers, T dors and Massey's Lo ase of 10 per cent. e valuable Plowe in efore the ripe in the icesiuntil the present a .CO013320 or in - no sale. I ld cheap -and on reasonable terms.,, Repairs bo -ye machines.: Den't fail to see -my stock ON, Main Stre,et, Seaforth. C. DUCAN, Ch,emist ancj. SIJC HELL TIME FARILE BORE Druggist We have just open d out. a large st cle of both, which we will guarantee to be pure and of the be` quality. ls the place to get :mense stock of No heap, which cann end all orders ans bargains in TO by Pipes, Cigar t fail to give satis s Soaps and Toi 'Mans' Preecripti ered with care ET ARTICLES, dec We have au dm -- elders and Cases that we are selling, very action. ,Brushes, Conabs, Purses of every t aetiolesdn great varries, Perfumery, &I. ns 'carefully and acc rately compounded, d despatch. {E4 LI CC CI American G WE SHO RECEIVED THIS WEEK y Cottons, Denims, Tickings, Sze., he. A SPLENOID TEN CENT COTTON. SPECIAL YALU IN DRESS GOOD& 331.4A..0 SITAK FOR JACKE TI4X11- VVIL CU NOR GLACE. Fine tock of kiosiery and Gloves. t7 IsaiNT, Spring pate About 600 -desi colorings, from fi roll. The largest beat 'nine in the a eh e cents SEA OARTPH, BORDE CEILING DEC RATIO Beautiful asso tment of Cloth Window rinds, Odd, Fixtures, Carpet aper, cte, ; HO 1—FOR .P./_ )37 ONE OF THE F RST RE Parties going otdelaaclito well to secure a s pply of Robb's Gator BefOTO starting. Las ons parties, and the well satisfied, and fe pad them well. I on hand, which I wil before they start. T Local Trade L All kinds of e on f and at my groe forth, and sold in la 'NEVER HAD SUCH A CH all expresird that tlar Ave aleo furnish on be etie MOH going net fail to tat iaokl ge or smal Oar* /CB T•OT eat GRO All kinds fresh, pur chasers will save m Remember the spot, supply ay King's Sp will reeammend it to Sent by Milli reeel this part of Ontarie. ERIE and cheap, ney by bn tark's Bloc • Main RUG ROBB, " ""inth'eocif:Apkeylise etigw1;143 I tit nfav,:a PAPST, Is the place to o for good re% JeWelle SI YER-PLATEDI nted Replan Repairing Dene and Guarantee Sign of th • L AP e Big Mack, ANCHOR Sail fro -,2ese7r:Zinstiii' lay Cabin pasta e, $60 f 880. See° Steers, , Out Wird. $28, bees CITY OF RO Sails July 14,Augue BELGRAVIA July 21, keg. FURNESSIA Salle Aug. 4, Beet-ifie Anchor Line Drs.fts ssoed at hoot IMP paid free of charge ; England; fieoft# apply to HENDERSON BROTHER lir It or to . 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