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Spring patterriajust
About 600 desiaas in all
colorings, ► from fives cents to
The he largest assort
imea
best value in the count
Est :
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SEAFOR
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CEILING DECORATION
Beautiful . assortsne
rtt Cloth Window Blinds
Fires, CarxtuetPaper,` C Cori
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HO MANITO
ONE OF THE ET REQ
Parties going to Manitoba
well to secure a Supply of
Robbs• Crete orated Cured
Before startirg. Last season 1- ata
ors parties, and they all expressed
well satisfied, and found that their
p ,id them well. 1 have also : u1 plied
• many this season, but have..stilt a large
on hand which 1 wil furnish on the
able textus. Every person going to M
the Northwest, should not caul to $et
before they start.' The
Local Tide Liberally ',Dealt
All kinds of cured meets'1keiet eo
1 out and at my grocery store, Main g;
! forth. and sold in large er small pan
NEVER. ii.u> 4v0II A CrioTCR LOT %$ TE
Ali kinds feesh, pure and cheap, as •
chasers will sa-ve money by bnyieg
Remember the spot, Stark's Bleck,Main
HUSH BOB
Nt B, -I keep constantly on band
supply of Kin„'s Specific, a scare aUrs: i
pepsia and Indigestion. Ai -y who haus
' will reeenut end it to their neighbors atu
Sant by mail on receipt of price. Sole
this part of Ctnta rix).
UGH ROBB, Setifottlii,
PAPST,
The swell°°
IS -the place to go for good relia
E.9
CLUCKS,
JEWELRY
.`LE-PLATED WAS;:.
SEC`CE•
411 11- arrarnted as Reprosen•
no Sate.
Tome and Examine:
Convinced.
Repairing Done and Sati'
ri`•'auar ,nteed.
.. L. A T,
inn of the Big Clock, Main
Seaforth.
HOR I
TTY
$
COMing Home al
*poem by win
oval of the regi
haw Payne, author
sweet Home," groin. Tunis
ere aired e'er the dreary eart
often and alone;
gee o could teach Home's ma
/teethed one 0f his own.
n winterte hhilly'road, wed scu3am.
bore his great:heart, and had z
1 him With 'the load ;
eridetheresoevCe Tahr his round,
lib went with weeny tread,
floa'taed eni aheead 1 fo - d
Debated the melodies it maeale'
$pealing o'er and o'er,
*ma royal meal° bands that
Beepse the pintos door ;
(se heard its gentle tones of 1'
one many a cottage creep,.
m ear tender eiooning mother
To Bing their babes to sleep •,
Ara vheresoe'ar true Iove har.i b
%bis thrilling song had ilo
Abe who taught Rome's mat•
t no home of hie own
Thebanishment was overlon
a Bat it will soon be past;
De elan who wrote Home's s eetest
Shill have a home at last 1
a be shall rest where laurels wave,
bid fragrant grasses twine;
Ins sweetly k(Pt and honored grave,
Oka be a meted shrine .
rya pilgrims with glad eyes grown dim,
Will fondly bend abofe
Them= who suing the triumph hymn
Of earths divinest love..
John Howard Payne, it is said, wrote
+0 some, Sweet Home," while sitting
-cath the entrance lamp on the steps
eta nobleman's a theatrical mansion.
he ventures having
vl
ed, :he found hims-lf without a
T oast.
ark! ton , on
8 of John
"Home,
o America.)
:bless wort,
r'te sun,
one
Iayed
v:tove
eea worth,
song,
nalling to pay fora bed.
Gaieties.
f+ Snrely you've newa he this morn-
• , Tommy ?" "No, Til mma 1 IL, was
an bed so late .Iaet night that I didn't
ihink I required it ?'
-An old lady from on
districts astonished a ale
stores by asking if they h
developments,suth as the
i
o the rnral
k,'n o e of the
d an"yaller
did utp letters
Le I
-."Don't pull time 'az un so," said
the thief to the policeman, " I have a
felon, on my finger !" " An : I have my
tiger upon a felon," re asked the
policeman with a sardonic utile.
_-Whenever you see a an coining
ont of a country drug store, wiping his
mouth with the back of hi hand, you
may know that the town s suffering
ander a combined attack of alaria and
the license law.
Standing before a olerhyman who
Was about to -marry him, e rustic was
asked " Wilt thou have this woman,"
oto. The man stared in s�rprise: and
replied, " Ay, surely 1 'h y, kummed
pimpas !
--Young Lady-" Isn't t is child a
little Frenchman ?" Nurse ' 4 T cannot
tell; the fatheris a Gerna ,the mother
french." YoungLad " h, then we
skull not be able to find on until the
little fellow can speak.
-"Say,' remarked
commercial traveler, "y
Iota of cheek,whatever
have," "Pshaw !" reel ed
"wearily carry samples • -y
seem stock."
-It was the wife of President Madi-
son who gave a young woman the famons
advice " Give your apps ranee care-
ful atd serious tho' fight in y ur dressing.
room, and forget it elsewhe e."
If the gentleman who eeps a shoe
shop with the red head wll return the
umbrella of a young lady 'th an ivory
handle, he will hear of so= thin to her
advantage. ,
-An old philosopher, bse ling a
young man, who had too g eat a volu-
bility of tongue, - spoke th a to him :
"Take notice, my, friend, hat nature
has "given us two ears atd but one
month, that we may listen much and
speak little." •
-"I'm in favor of wome voting, if
they want to vote," said a political
orator. "I'd like to see th "man who'd
make us vote if we didn't want !" ex-
claimed an excited femaleuditor.
--" I am speaking," said . long -wind -
ad orator, " for the benefit Of posterity."
"'les," said one of his hearts, "and if
yon keep on ranch Ionger,y nr audience.
will be here."
.-" I tell yon," exclai ed Brown,
"that Charley is wholly un selfish in his
affection ; he loves the very gound she
walks on." "Yes," said Fogg, when
elle is walking on her father's estate."
-A Scotch person sad, recently,
iomewhat sarcastically, to la toper, that
"he putan enemy in his m nth to steal
away his brains, but that the enemy,
after a thorough and prgtr cted search,
returned without anything. '
-A young man in a lar, e company
descanting Very flippantly n a subject,
the Duchess of Devons it asked his
name. "'Tis Scarlet " replied the
gentleman who stood by " That may
be," said her Grace, " a d yet he is not
*rend."
-It doesn't follow th t ou must do
amean thing to a roan h has done a
mean thing to you. T e old proverb
runs :r -"Because the c h s bitten me,
shall I bite the sur ?"
Aboarding house keep r won't take
any but pretty girls and susceptible
young men. Those who fall in love are
able, and, of
She'is get-
1:•!!4. Mail Steamships
:=ail from NeT_Yeefk every Saturday i
ASCOWis LONOOND
Cabin passage, i,G0 to F.-130. Second. COW.
Steerage, Outward 828, Prepaid $2
LIVERPOOL & QUEENSTOWN SE1
'ITY OF ROME Sails. July i4.Angustl$;
VIA
ELGRA . " July 21, Aug. 25,
UBNESSIA Sail Aug. 4, Sept.$, Q
Cabinpresage UG to 8100 according
iodations. Seeoucl Cabin and Steersg sl
Archer Line "hafts issued at lowest
std free of charge in England, Scotia
[relined.
For passage, Cabin Plans, Book of To$
tl•ply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, News
or to S. DICKSON, Post Offtoe, S.
,-
REmoyAL
NROE & HOG
EAFORTS'
TAV`E removed to their new preinia
of Robert ;meson's store, the shop+
erly occupied by lair. D. MONS:11
are therouelly overhauled and refitta
ops, and have much improved quo
-tying on their business on a ,largeri
ale than ever, They have now . on
early for use a full assortment of theieaeei
r
RATED PL W i,, which are too wad .
gnire conemC tion.
HORSESHOE ING
. all its btatnches a sptslty, f,ll -fes
d General jobbing prornp
be glad trr=see all our o and sallow
.s;oreere as possible in our rlew Pry`
M•ONRO-E° &
as
8
f
is
otter to a
allows carry
you may -
the pilgrim,
u ought to
ated together at the t
eourse, lose their appetites.
rich.
-Jones asked bis wife : " Why is a
husband like dough ?" Hexpected she
would give it up, and was going to tell
her it was because a woma needs -him;
but she said it was because he was hard
to get off her. hands.
-We have heard of a rniy happy
hunting -ground for supe nous mash-
ers. In Peru girls come oar at the age of
seven, and get married' at en years old.
Their children are called ecimal frac-
*he.
--A Man, on being told y a generous
firmer that he would give im a barrel
of older, asked the farmer he would
bring it to his house. '0 C rtainly," re -
Plied the good farmer, "'hi h pleasure,"
'Well," said the grateful an, " whit
will you pay for the barrel hen the ci-
der is gone ?"
-$e had a very rnbicnnld face, sug-
gestive of a dissipated life.: As he was
Viking up the street a gentleman re; -
Marked : " That fellow ie so highly
le of a chromo."
f en engraving
d a bystander.
soe, an engrave
front of it, and
co ored that he reminds
"lie reminds me more
than a cbromo " remarks
"gow so 1" "'Well, you
ing always has a glass in,
chroi 10 hasn't."
-An Irishman who la
possession was observed'
constant practice of filli:
tion one day and starvin
011 being asked the teas+
d a pig in hie
t adopt the
gi it to reple-
it the next.
n for doing so,
e replied, ' Ooh stare, and ian't it that
like to have bacon with a Straka, oil
at and a strike o' Iean aqually, Old:
ter t'other ?" I,
-" Why, John, *here have you b .en�
night ?" was the gree ing as e.
et party, y
tumbled u
l ear ; zhab
•, hy, it ons;
se the noir:
sh I did, t'
•:moan awl
-A crust
aughing ovE
aper, being
of reading it aloud s
bare in the enjo
'0, fudge, anydear ;.a
nongh to make only
be dreadfully stupid .
two."
stairs. "'Co
s all." .• {
t p
not to t
vIf
ould tak
ole week.
Old en
r something
reproached
t
ke
on
.y.
rid
en
hi
0
4
g
ne.1
di ide
e
An Em
They hal
veeks when
More one ev
the had to
lugs.
arrassi s g
been a
he came ho
ning and fon
tone of 'er
" Well, crying Won't re
ho remarked, as he is
hin.
n N -no, h ut you s
arrassing ` osition I
" Certain': ; we
oss in all t e city pa
" And off r a libera
'6 Yes." 1
" The finder will :xp
325 ?
That's what mak:s
and!" she .cried_ as shlai
head' on 148 shonlde
onds were a wedding r -ether, and he:got':m
store, and I ' don't . • a
swindled o • t of $24 !
m pl
11 ad
ers"
re w
. h..
6.
pr
1tt.
t
rai
The "iantati• n
Here is another inc de
March Jto the- Sea, tol
Force to �the'Ohio ve •era
ago:
" One day 'a ser lea®t
country house. Th: p ant
wife• wre there.' : fte a
the' 'seri
eatit ,with g eat
asked :
" -Has hny one died he
The planter quic , ly
body." n
The sergeant grave y s=id,
somebody had died h -re.'
The planter said, " no sir
His wife said, " • h, • es
remember that colo ed bo
buried gest rday ?"
The pia ter adds& , " Ah
was a colo ed boy bnied yes
The serjeant wi I. laclemnity, replied :
" I only, Wanted to et
I have opened that g av
the corpse.']
• There was Iond e po
for this cordse, so ca ed
tation supply of hair
t of
8
r par y ?J
night to -
8o may
oor weak
it would.'
, who' Was
is news -
s wife fo
she could
stilt' said
at's fun
gh woul
betwde
titin nL
only ei
from th
er in tears
and ear
it, dear,'
er on th-
an eln
ed in:"
rtise h
t the leas'
mel ed
r beautifu
hose dia
sent frb
• e d-ol la
o see yo
ie Farme
.R
am.
Sherman'
y ' Genet :1
few day;
ent into
✓ and hi:
little tal.
soiom4it
e 1: Lely ?"
sad "T
thong..t
on
an
tul
wa
Johnson in he P
When the late Re . S: mu
was preaching in q ai t.
many years ago, the e • • as
member of s the con to ati
retired whisleg, wh. i var
calmly, through the •• hole se.
at length awakened t e i e o
good deacois, and o . e +:• o
cated himself in the le•• of
captain, who, comint in hi
moments later, pro •a p ly
sleep. The deacon le: ne
shook his ash.
• " Come, o;tno,_ wa . e n . ;
,,
don't yo
that : a
yes; tie
erday."
used s•
know tht
taken o
tion the
the pia
pit.
:1 Johnso
•Id- Sal
a oertai
n, a portly
ably file • t
vice. Th
one of!t. e
ing be' 1.1
the worth
• self a fe
went
1 over _ani
on't sloe
?" said; t e
..
J'
a
6
in ngeetin'.'
Eh 1" What"s the tro ble
captain.
" I say," repeated he
up."
" What's the matt :r ?'
captain ; ' ain't Jo +: ns
pit ?"
" Yes, of'coiirse he is,
"Wa'al, than I gees
on all right;"
And the aaOtain c
slumbers.,
rssl.onded ,t
n i.• the. Ile
ht' ?"
things is going
1
snmed his
R.
011, ".wak{e
e
lm'y r
Who Had.
A good try -is g
York millionaire wh
farm in New Jerse
force strict rules ' ab
of curiosity seekers,
to get in he is soon
other day•aa peighbo
on businesst. He b
the place bef re, and
he found p w
looking for t e super
owner, wh appene
countered "h m. Su
merelyan i ler or
asked him 'hat h
The farmer,itaken
address; replied :
" N fhi,.
" Do -you 'know : t
came in ?" asked the QW
I do," said the farm
" Well then," said th
out there as soon as yo
farmer walked out.
Shortly after th
came -up and inquire l if
and --so bad en t'. ere ,
only one ywhere abont
timber they" wan : • very
they wanted it im »edidtel
promised to orae t • at mo
about the sale of it.
o ng.
e F1:ap
ng *about a Ne
o ne -a-big sot.
He as put is
he dmittsn•�
if o e happe •
itl off. T
fa mer call
rev r been' o
grin at a(gat
roll ng arpun,
de t, and th
be there, e
ing him to
ng person]; h
s d ing ther
k y such >a
tit t
nd
ha
ing
d �
ent
si
me
po
w
ba
e
s
•.
8
0
4-:
hic
er.
0
oa
vSp
" Well,""said thb
" I shouldn't wonder
him off with a flea i
a man strolling ab
posing him=tc be one
I cleared hick out.
I will drive doer and
started at onee. Re
house he drove in, an
an apology, but was
farmer, who inquire • i
which gate he,oame n.
He said he did.
" Then," says the fan
you to get out of t a
can."
And the owner of tl e
`obliged to depart.
wn r0
ifIha•
his ea
ut er.
oft`os
heed
see hi .1
chi g t
se in,
ut ff s
h
gate yo
al
ner, " g t
," and t
rintende.
ighbor S++
e was
who ha„
much, an
He hat'
ning to. se
the far 8• ,
just se•
. I fonn
,-and, au �-
: straggle
•es -he liv:
." 'Oft"- h
• e farmer
hitn bega
• ort by th
knew a
ler, " I Wail
3 q ick as yo'
tot farm ;wa
Absent ei d:,dn ss.
-- The late James T. Fie ds sed to r
late in the - most gr: ph c anner ; th
particulars of his fir:t i . to view wit'
the godlike Daniel. t ields w�
then a lad fresh fro . th: co ntry, ser
ing as•a junior clerk in tae ookstore'
which he afterward bet: •t e the hea
Being. the junior . tiler.+, , h wasedi
patched upon the most di cult and
hopeless errand which t • e nsiness f
the store afforded- am:ly, collect a
long standing and ev r -g iowi g bill froxa
Daniel -Webster. Eery on else in t • e
s
f
atore:had tried-andail:d It
the turn of the pew h�an •
He went into _Mr. ' ebster'
ladehis rnos graceful •ow, $r
ing the bill sad in hit politest
"T'hettm present the r com
to you, Mr. Webster, an beg t
ou that their amount h: s been
f
or a good many years, a d th
be extremely obliged to you if y
settle it this morning!"
" Young man," said ebate
pan a man pay his hill
money ? Look here ; se
Saying this
to ! there lay a
he had receive
had totally fol
" I beg your
have some mo
ie bpei ed
heap of ba
d sore ti
gotten.
pardon,,
sey. 1 w
t. Help yon self."
'
The young:: roancou • ted out the
money, signs thio rete pt, and went.
back to the store .' wit the light of;
vvictery in his yeso
How tris'4naaadr •f as Found.
I have rete tly heard story touoh- -
Ing the early 'fe ' of Se . ator Jones of
Nevada which is' must i.tere ting and
should not be lost, and w ich am told
as true in everrespect, : ud illustrative
of the characteristics of a c SO now
almost passed away-th for y-iiiners'
in California. 1 This :s m sto : Jones
.had, gone to Cediforn..a ith t oisands
of others when the wonderful isvovery
of gold in that far off Ian thri ed every
hamlet and v'llage. H had ood and
bad fortune. Among th se 'o went
to seek their f rtune there was : man
named Hayatood;. frpm Vermon . He
was rather the supeitior of iris ass •ciates
in education and totally 'mike t.em in
habits. They were ivoring in pretty
good pay dirt, and at the first h e d fair
success, and finally ;:one after a•other
went away to more pro Hieing -Joe lities,
until Jones and a few 'there, among
them Haywood, were let at t e old
dignings. Haywood ha• a clam on the
mountain side that had as ya t shown
no 'partici' r promise ; still h stick to
it. One of sun�iptner • ay, vh:n the
Red Hills . were giuveri . g w_th heat,
Haywood came to;see Janes. S: id he :
" Jones, I am very ne: r to a••onds -
Iful vein ; I know it, tI tea it, bout I airs
flat broke. I want x$2,1 On; with that iI
will make both our fort. nes." ' Now,
old fellow," said Jones, ' I have I. nowt
'just 1,000 men who fuer: ekactly n your
tix. They only need =d - $1,0011, avid
sometimes $100, to teak: their sternal
j ail." Hayward eptre•: ted. madly
Jones said : " I'will give you this .. oney:
I have $3,000 buried nder t ,e fir-
! place, and when they fir: goes o • t and
my Chinaman leave I • ill get it ont
for r you, but don't ask m : for any more ;
roan not afford to lbse •• ore tha • that,
and, while I give it t. you w th the
utmost heartiness, don' ask elle or any
more."
Hayward got the money ,n• said :
" ;When I strike it 1 • ill gtye you a
quarter interest." I 1
One afternoon about : mont after
this happened Jones w: s sitting in his
cabin, when Haywa4d s . ddenly b • rat in,
as white as a sheet. " Jones," :aid he,
"I have struck it." I I
I.
Struck what ?" sal. Jonetl.
" I don% know just •• hat, y:t," an-
swered Hayward, " but I have struck
the richest vein I have •ver s en "
They went togethler t ,look at t, and,
sure enough, Hayward had struck an
immense bonanza. on "p oket,' j of almost
pure gold. Jones, . ith his e$perience,
saw it was the rich st •. ine i' Califon-
? nia. They sent to Sa • Fraocisoo ter
Eugene Kelly, then .a youn' mining
engineer of great ability. He ronoun -
ed it the greatest sari e, in is time.
Hayward had found the New .Amador,•
the richest gold mine i • the orld. He
sold it to Wells, Faijgo nd sone others
1 fon $5,000,000, and the • ay te sale was
' made he gave Jones $1,250,00p. , Jones
afterward married it ay ard'sl+danghter.
But this is the histo of :the New
Amador,and of th gr:at fit rt in life
of Jones pf Nevada --= enver Tribune.
' Ensilage- for Catte.,
No doubt remains hat ensilage is
greedily eaten by oattl ; and it seems
to be fully as nutritive as green, fodder
in its natural state. r. Atkinson, pf
Boston, receutlysent cask:of maize
:fodder and a uas of j nye to
Prof. Voelcker, s th wellFknown
agricultural chemist, of ! England,
with •a view • bf showing the
sort of ensilage prear d in America.
Having analyzed th s mples, the pro -
feasor reported the #na'ze fodder to he
perfectly sound andth rye very slight-
; ly mouldy but both ere Wholesome
;food for cattle. A li tle c tton-seed
meal having been adde to- the fodder,
it was given to sows: on an experimental
farm. They took o he a silage- at
once, and evidently en oyed it. With
careful managemen , 11 r. At neon cal-
enlates that four owe can to main-
tained in good condi io1i to o e acre pi
ensilage. The experilments of Pref.
' Brrwn, ott the Guelph arm, chow that
ensilage must not ; b: fed in too large
;quantities, hut moist be judiciously
:mixed with other foe • , else the whys
will fall off in milk, late; all cattle will
'lose flesh.
as now
s office
d hand
tones :
Aliment
remin
rennin
jt' wool
�u wont
, " how
who 1 has no
for yourself."
s desk, and
k ratites which
e before ant
oung man ; I
s not aware of
General. New
-Daggett, the oWn
Boston, who raced the
catamaran on Sunday
New York to Stolle
miles, has been arrest
animals.
-Monday morning
his shepherd dog over
American side, expe
killed, 'To ids surplus
death and is back a
borne. Mr. Charmajn
part with the animal.
-The part of John
which was missing has
den away in various
in Brown's rooms at
:The scarcity of je've
considerable surprise,
that he received many
;and jewels.-. It has ibe
he sold them, paying
ceeds into the back
rest.
-Every species of
have selected Nova So
ground this season.
caterpillars lately o''e
leaving in their to
wastes of foliage as if
agent. A. vile worm
sumptuously in the bre
napoiis Valley, a re' 'o
which has gained s
the London and of er
failure of its crop wbul
widespread effect.
ch
Notes;
r of th
nimal a
# last e+
Cres ,
d for qrt
. Ch m
the f lie
ting,
the dog
ain in
would n
Brow r 'a
been fon
xes and
";sifter
lery has
s it was
resents
n learn
s
ainsthor' ae
k from
meetly
elty
n sent
on the
tole
soaped
s old
t nolw
avin s
• d hi
•reesea
Castle.
caused
known
f plate
d that
z
art o t pro -
and : biding the
grub se ms to
tia for picnic
NEW 1.1(LJOR .eTORE
We ta,
the peopi
NEW
Comprisi
Wines
from on
Houses i
e pleasure ha anpouncing
of Seaforth and earrounding
hat we have opened out a
LIQUOR STORE;
g the Choicest Brands of
d Liquors, selected and bought
of the leading Wholesale
the Dominion,
LD PORT WINE
From England.
DRY $ ERRY AND CRAPE WINE
From France.
Madeira ncl Marsala Sacramental Wine
D. K. ND KINK'S HOLLAND CIN.
Mount in Dew from Scotland.
GU NNESS' PORTER
Bottle by Burke from Ireland.
GAR !NG'S AMBER ALE
om Spain—warranted pure.
Ry . Malt 4; Superior Whiskies
11. Walker & Son, Windsor.
ilenne y, Martell, Jules Robin
Brandies.
All these liquors are epeeially selected for -me-
dicinal purposes and family nee. Also, several
other kinde of liquors, whieb wo hope will give
every satisfaction to our castomersi
Remember the place, two doors South of Rob-
ertson's Circular Saw.
W. KILLORAN.
Begs to announce to the PuLe that he
has commenced to operate the
and that he will be prepated to give
. good value in
FT,ILL CLOTHS,
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
and varieties in STOCKING YARNS.
CUSTOM CARDING;
Spinniag and Fulling promptly attend.
ed to.
Parties from a distance will, as far as
possible, have their Rolls home with
them, and as he has put the mill into
good wotking order and employs none
but efficient workmen all work is
warranted.
Remember the Wroxeter Mills.
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THOMAS KIDD S EMPORIUM,
For which the best value that Canada calt produce
bd offered in
ry Goods, Mi(linery, Gents' Furnishin s,
Readymac4 Clothing, Groceries,
B ots and Slim,
How is it I can offer such inducements ?. Because
I purchase at the fcittntain head in every market. Hav-
ing a buyer always lin the European markets, vi)ho has
the advantage of seicuring any class of 'goods hen at
its lowest, I am in a position to sell you goods lo er than
'any House in the trade. I would remind my c stomers
in general that if 1 4In in a position to give first-class
customers twelve. months' creditii 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.
200t 060 FEET of cheap pine and herieleck
lumber. Apply at the saw' mill,
Winthrop, Eight houses m Seaforth and Hare
purhey. Prices ranging from 131.5Q to $800.
Three hundred and seventy-five acres in hfaillop.
and 1,240 acres in the Birtle District, Maniteba.
Fresh Arrivals in Dress Good.s.
e
CUP t
A WORD TO -PARIVIERS
ifkiND THRESHERS IN TIMC,
,T. MELLIS
Again on hand for the rep
iring of
WARMERS, now is the tire° to g your nta'e
.1- chines in order for harvelit- All - nds of ref.
pairing entrusted to MO 'will receive y best att
teution. Cylinder spikes ma° from he 17,e4 ef
iron. Patties wanting repairs for tbe Noxon
Brother's machines, cilia get them. paired
my shop. A large stock of Plows always op.
band. Repairing of all kinds done wi h neattlesS
aud low priced. 818-4
MIDSUMMEU and EVENING WEAR. Lovely
things in Nun's Ve0ing in Sky, Pink, Cream, Mode and
Black. EVENING CASHMERES in Pale Bl e, Pale
Pink and Mode. lAll the leading shades in olored
Silks. A nice assortment of Black Silks, Black Satin
Brocades, Black Moires, Black Ottoman and Polka Dot
Satin, Black Buntings, plain Oind fancy ; Light Black
Silk and Wool lyocades, Black Polka Dot Basket
Bunting. Special !value in Black and Colored Cash-
Depaytmer is
In this departMent new shapes anive weelily. Not-
withstanding the ciool- season, orders are pilin m so
rapidly that, although we have a very large st ff, they
are obliged to work long hours to compete 'th, the
rush. Since the season opened, we have not b en able
to close any evening before ten, eleven and twelve o'clock.
Un.der MISS HIGGINS' able management of this de-
partment, nothing allowed to leave the Honse but
first-class ,work, though they should work all. night.
Note prices in Sunshades and Sailors, and everything in
straw goods. PARASOLS, startling value ; examine
Readymade Clothing and Gents' Furnishings.
In this department I have secured the niOest ma-
terials made in styles second to none. I have every con-
fidence in calling the attention of all buyers to the
enormous quantity that annually passes through our
hands, and I am satisfied that any one wishing a suit
can secure the same at prices not to be seen elsewhere.
Latest styles in Men's Tweed and Worsted Suits, Boy's
Suits—extra value. Rubber Coats Overalls, Overskirts,
etc., striking value, Just to handl the nobbiest shapes
in American straw hats, gents' and boy's sizes at very
low figures. Fine assortment Men's and Boy's Felt
Hats. See my 75c line, $1 line, and- $1.25 lines. Fur
Hats all prices.
Bogts and Shoes.
FOR MAN ITO BA
And the- N(j)iithwest.
OE LAKE SUPEIIOR
Parties going to Manitoh or ann
part of the ,Northweste or whihing
take the round trip OD, the akee, can
procure tickets and obtain all ecessarn
iaformation as to rates, on a plication
at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEA ORA.
Watches and C ocks.
Where is the best plate in town for
-Watches and Clocks ?
At Counter's Jewelry Empo imn.
There you will also find t e largeat
stock of jewelry,
Clocks, Silver-plated Ware nd Black
Not an old worthless stock by any means, but a new
and fashionable assotment, which will be sacrificed, as
I am positively closing this branch.
Groceries.
Examine my 25c Tea, and 'my twelve poUnd Sugar,
All gdneral groceries equally good value.
4. call solicited, even if only for comparisons
THOMAS K1DD,,
Corner Main and Market Streets Seaforth.
He guarantees all goods as represented.
ass goods
Every one that wants fiist-c
goes to Counter's.
satiefaction given or money refunded.
And don't forget to price
ment of
Nickel Alarro.s, .Seth Tho
Haven and other clocks.
Diamond Rings and Scarf
Wedding and Rand Riti
is assort.
Pins, 18k
Cournitreers's. for Meerschaum nd Briar
On exhihition at the leadi g jewelry
store.
Careful attention even s repairiag
- fine watches.
Knives, Scissore, Pocket Bo ks, Combs
and Brushes.
Spectacles from 25e to $12 o suit all
sights.
M. R. COUNT 13,
The Leading Jewelleti opp site j.. S.
• Porter's Furniture St re.
Always keeps on hand a full line of the
latest sty es of
COOK BOX AND P
RLOR
Their beauty shows, the
price sells them.
siqVph
and t)ae
TINWARE
Orevery description alwaye in stook.
We make all our goods, andi guarantee
them good and right in price.
A fun line of Table and pooket Cut.
lery at very low4pricee. I
We have a tile lot of Grapite Kettles
in dock for preservitg, Shoi All sizes ,
and prices.
EAVETROUG1-ONG.
All kinds of Jobbing Wor promptly
attended, and satisfaction uaranteed.
Parties wanting goOde in !my line it '
will pay them to see my !stock and I
compare prices.
Late W Ups; others.
EXECUTORS' N TICE.
UNDER and by virtue of the R Statutes
of Ontario, Cap. 107, Pectic. , the credie
tore of John F. Moritz, late of the Village of
Zurich, in the county of Huron, Tanner =Id
Shoe-makisr, new deceit -Bede who died on or abettt
the Twenty first -day of May last, are hereby
notified to send by ktter repaid,1 on -or before
the lint day of Septembe next, to -the under-
signed executors of the lee Will and TeetaMegt
Christian and Surnames, a dresses and desenp
tions, the full particulars ef tbeir c aims, a state-
ment of their accounts, an the na ure of seem'.
ities (if any) held hy them, and tha eo soon alter
the said find, day of SePtember next as the
essete of the said deceased, 'John F. Heintz, shall
have 1,een realized—the seine will destributed
among.- the parties entitInd the , haring re-
ferenee only to the claims of whi Notice libel"
have been furnished to the, undersi ed, and the
said undersigned parties shall not be peliarboolen ic();
the assets or any part thereof to
whose elahn notice shall not have en received
by them at the time of dietribut , Any per-
son having knowledge ef an pr perty or ee-
curities being part of the sa d es ate, or who
are indebted to the said estate, e requested
te communicate with
MICHAEL ZELfeER,
Dated at Zurich this 17th day o
srriLi_, .A.1 -:J.-., ..es...,:
E3RUSSELS LIME 41011KS.
Us toke
that having e several improvem ntri ha their
and vicinity for t patronage, 8... beg to stab*
kiln and mode f -burning, they a 0 nOw hi a
better position ei. ever before impply .'ehe
public with fir8 lass lime..
This being ninth season of lour hnsirteeS
Te
fled satidfactie so far, the pliblic can rely • on
receiving good treetneent and a firetecless article
feom us. Firs class lime at 16e. C . Heine -tu-
ber the Vat— russels Lime Works
804 TOWN 8c. SON