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THEE WEON& 'COAT.
• BY BONE TERRY COMB.
,
"Fire rFire."
.Jack Parry r'nbbed his eyes, as he
sprang out of his cot -bed in -the loft,8nd
instinctively hurried on - his trousers.
His father's head roe a above the lad-
der, just as he shufliet on his shoes,
Hurry up, I tell ye i• woods afire !
• Comin' this way quicker'n scat !"
Jack scrambled down the ladder with•
out stopping for his jacket. He knew
what the news meant—he had hard
about forest fares before. His father
had always thought th et the creek which
ran in frontof their house would guard
them; but now the air was dark with
smoke, and he could hear the roar ,and
crash of the forest f 'ling 'before its
mighty foe, while-shap gusts of wind
swept ashes far and w
fields of the teem, bu.
on the other side of f
stream ; could it, wo
enemy from their ho
It would not do- to r
at a word, went off to
and put them•to the
his father- helped his
a few wraps and v
and dress the frig
baby.
When the Partys
gun, Grandpa Dibble,
jested to everything,
law:
" But how'11 ye edi
John?"
" I don't know, fa
Parry. •Sary'll teao
write, prob'iy, and I'
learn to mind and be
these two things will
any eddication that's
we must risk the rest.'
Obedience and 'bon
deed been thoroughly
never harnessed the h
butat his father's orde
manfully, and was all
others came to the ho
" Oh, Jack k, no to
delicate, trembling hitt e mother. •
" Can't 'stop for it / ow," ' said John
Parry, " It's- life or de th, Sary ! There
goes a_ big whi ewood s ash across the
crick 1 Run t e cr tte jack—the fie e'a
after us 1"
In another ey were beyond
the house, but t sant too soon,
for a burning,' hided on by the
fierce wind, ti ® gh the air and:
lit on the roof, ezed like paper:
beneath it.
Jack lashed .'ed horses intotat
run, while his n -the back seat,
held the sick b ' e arm, and put
the other aboa to steady her.
The air grew heavier and hotter ; the
roads were roughs wag n -springs hard.
Blinded with smoke, a d frightened at
the uear.ng roar of the • torm and flame;
the horses flew1on beyo ' d the power of
any guiding ba d. Th re was a sudden
lurch, the wheels tilted on a log by the
wayside, and the back eatspitched out
behind, with all its occ a pants: ! Jack
clung to the reins insti ctively, but he
could no more stop -the horses than he
could arrest the whirlw d and fire be-
hind
e
hind him. Father, m,i ther, sister, all
were tosssed into the tr : ek of fire lik
dry leaves, and never ag: in did he see
one of therii. Their f. to was certain ;
he could only hope it ha. been sadden
and sure death,.
Carried.on by a force he could not
control. or resist, Jack w irled along,the
flames nearing: him ever moment, till,
just as. he felt. their hot breath on his
neck, the maddened ho sea reached the
lake shore, and .plunged headlong into-
its
nto-its waters. But he, at east, was safe,
for the shock threw .hi out on the
sand.
• Poor Jack ! In the_ caning he was
a hearty, happy boy, eel:ep in a good
home ; at night, a horn less, penniless
orphan, with scarce :ell.thes to. cover
him. Days passed ov r his head- in . a
sort of blank misery. few others,
escaped also from the d:vouring flames,
shared with 'him their canter .food ; a
kindly woman gave him an old woolen
sack she ill knew how t• sure to cover
his ragged shirt, and he onnd a pair, of
India rubbers lying on is e shore, :;which
concealed • his worn sho :s, 'beat a more
desolate, helpless creatu e than the poor
boy can hardle be imagi ed.
After a week or two, e 'begged his
way to'Pompo--a settle ent farther up
the lake, which had not been touched
by the great fire—and hard there that
good people at the east ha,d 'sent on
clothes to be distributed among those
who had lost theirs. .e ;soon got a
chance to ride over on. a In=tuber wagon
to the nearest place wheie these things
were given out—a to • n ten miles
beyond Pompo—and th re the agent
gave him a couple of s ;rte, a warm
vest, a pair of half -worn s Tack trousers,
and a very good coat o l nixed cloth'
that until then. had prov:d too small for.
the men who had t; pplie. for clothes.
But as Jack was fifteen, and -large for
his age, it just fitted him, and once more
clothed,neat and clean, a e went back to
Pompe," where he h*d-fo l nd a plane to
work on a farm, happier than he had
been for a long time.
It was night when he eturned' to the
farm, and- quite bed -ti :e ; so he ate
some bread and milk Mr :. Smith.had
saved for hin3, and went •gyp to his garret
chamber. As he ;took .ff his new coat
to hang up, with a boy': curicsity ; he
explored. all its pocke is-. In cine he
found a half -soiled ,hand . erchief, end as
if the owner had taken e coat, down
from the closet pegands ' t it off with-
out a thought, for the ga ment was 'al-
most new,. But underne: th the' hand-
kerchief, lying loose .in the bottom of
the pocket, were two wenty dollar
bills !
Jack's heart• gave a great bound ;
here was a windfall inde<d, and he be-
gan to think what he shnuld do with
this small fortune. But perhaps there
was something else in th= ether pockets
yes, here was a letter directed, sealed
and stamped, all ready t• mail; and in
a small inner breast-poc. et he found
three horse -car tickets, a igarette; and
a three -cent piece. In t . e other breast -
pocket was a gray kid gi ve, and a card
with the name, James , gard, 3r. He
looked at the letter agai ; on one. cor-
ner was printed :- ...Bet . ria to James
Agard. & Co., Deerford, C.nne if net de-
livered in ten date's." J: ek *as not a
dull boy, and it fiaihed cross him at
once that this coat had leen; put into
the -box by mistake ,•� it n ust have be-
longed to frames Agard, j . He~looked
again at the handkercb. 1,, and. found
that name on the corner
What should he do? : hal: odd had
been given to j him—why"
shouting
a
a
'i
He sat:dow,,.n on his bed
short endof to low condi
but the rise ` n o r
mellow 1igh 'tlikro gI
seemed to look. him i
he . thinks the thing! o�
let as take up the Es
story.
Just three a ye aft � r
certain prone y
England eh,
gether in th
o t ink his,
had gone ou ,
d a floodsdf.
ow, and
While
-at a Wet;"it,
ru ed of the
e g eat( r
nun pople n a e
✓ h congregation oame tie-
parlors
o=
parlorsf that Church to
-receive and (pack clothing for the bar t
out sufferers ; and for a week ' conte ib
tions poured upon th an
work for bo h head a d
-this busy rowd o e
slight, activeyoung"man,
gray brains suit. i
" Hallo 1" he .called l
"I've come help the
along. Gar me work
Brooks --an thing but se
slaughed 1
hack a barre.
ed; just just pile.
to work' 't
h
'fit►
de over the grain Mrs. Bron
the fire was still . ' Can�•yoti.
e slow, narrow e Yes, ind
' Id it keep the and he went
e and barna ?
n the risk. Jael, •
arness the horses
ig wagon, while
mother to gather
luatiles together,
tend screaming
e owed. to Michi-
who always ob-
aid to hie son -in -
ate the children,
her;" said John
'em to read and
1 insure they'll
onest. I take it
ave to underlay
e•d for shucks;.
sty Jack had in -
aught. He had
rses alone before,
he went to work
ready when the
door.
an ?" said the
oment
U an i
ranch,
ept thr
which
he tern
father,
byino
his wif
Bl
Ia
1
.e
10
01
le
16
Ie
11 '
i of keep it ?'
that showed, he kne
work. This energe
Mere thin o e barrel
i� • order. towork bett
de, as the rooms
e ening eanr , he dre
laugh, exc aiming: • 1
" TLere 1 111 can 'go West;yon g ni,ari,'
and•earn my living a , a 2ork-packer, 'f
youell only recomrne !cl . m , Mi
ill," said she," an • others,
it off ten. barrels s nee On
had °hurry,
at 4 'clock"
leo for his
re le lef int. Zee.
arti;Eanl • last
end g ve the
hand . Ink
1
ay, l�nrried a
dressed in {,a
ant cheerity.
old -cello' boa e s
t, once; Mei.
Ping.
, Mr. Agard
rn th thing,
an a,lateri
w t do
1l
ei
wi y'
ti lit le man peek d
e bef re night, anti,
r,threw his coat
re arm: When
re hi self nn with
Brooks."
0That 1'
too. We se
came in, Mi!. Agard ;, we
for the freit train left
Just then a turned ti
coat, It wiqemot wh
searched the room in
called out. '
" Has any ody seen. m
"Where d'id you wet/
George a yann m�
also been•pauking ve bnlsily..
play " On ttheack df that oink:
" Was it a 'mixed sack ?
'I Yes:" 1'.
IS Well, sire it's goneoff to th.
ere, then. I saw:`'t o th
thought itt was `a con rib tion,
it, he ded'un the barrel, nd se
at
coat "1
e it ? ' asked
an- .:hi had
t.urn.
" What You're a ic' folio
—sent my coat o- ff ! .Bowl am
home ?" ;
" It's t bad," said Mrs Broo
take youhome in the atria
Agard."
" Than you kindly but that isn't
I had tort dollars in net ocke , an
letter to b .mailed wi h a5 hone nd
lar check i i . I mut h rry heme
have that h ck stoppjed;; the bills
go for an 1 voluntary c . ntribntio
suppose. nee, I feel like echo
you." 1 I
" And I'�
it'll relieve' y
On sly careless
there's the •s.
it."
• " No more
Broadway, E •
her Jacqui
though, an
fault -I ct
dollars on ho
the money
have been,
ready."
And so
stopped th
sent an e as
attending er
to have be n a surpris
did not mi 'e them.
We left Jac k sitting
doubting and distresse
not sit there long, for
came to him a recolletiotl of w at hi
father had'sa d concerhin his ed ca i
tion to Gran pa Dib his mot'• er'
had repeated 't to hi
was fixed in is mem
He ihi
d
face in his h nds, for fill
)to thi k he hat
ce
that.'he must end. the
er,
af,
kepi
the
.on
dc�
et
un
nl
1s
nl
willing o 1
ur'mindt I
ofme. E I
lightest c
than a) d
1 Liss - Vla>1
of roses'
'11 tell
t throw
rsense.
lest as n
fellow.
es Ag
heck- b
e to Miss
german.
ha
0
zl�p
or
ger
aw
Be
tic
Mr
rd
ti
Va
to
in t
8u;
yon, Ji •
was n
iltp
on't ti
e of t
ed penn
8 won't I li
the germ
it was. y
y an
I'm of 5 r
as it mi h
. Bro ke, 'n
IF
I'
lid
•
all`.
e01-
n$
illl
ing
if
.
ge-
ose
ing
it
vc
ut
ore
11
went ho et,
legraph, n1
Nese fur o
he roses er
er, eo ht'
e moonlji;ht,
germ
it
.'4
enly( th r
le
80
ry.
grn
oftenhth' it
who`
seen at
back t
0 .
p its
owner. • Jeckj did notsit. lit
thing must b ' done q > ckl .i d
the coat as well as he kn
placing everything ing the
3e'
to
-cent pia
Then, qu
ad hired hi
ate nd or ap
up his i' in
but to go der
re he :d
'here th ne
Toned.. He
cept the thee
had a use.
Smith, who l
man to wider
tion,' he made
the morning.
Dayton, whe
cloaca,. and
office was stat
turn the coat Ito the a
distributed al
that point.
applicants, an
with the rest
newspaper al
with his shoes
over his vest Che old r
wore before, :ind set o
Hedhad to .hog his b
Attached the town ;a th
sheet of brown paper,
postal card with the t
and, :sitting down on -
rile, ma
ndle; fir
He asked the neje of
the express Ice = dire
and wrote tie postal as
could write well, thoug
tain as to his,pelling
00
.
the clot
J ck'bei
d had
so he r
td stilt
in his
of the lumber
a nest Iittje bi
to—the ri
▪ He fol
w ho
pocke s,
or' w •oh
re ,het
, was iict
rove His
not to
otly ba
receivd
rest
could
nt, for
es destiin
go eofthe
on Curt
it• n 1
own .1s) ta
ck"hug
Dayton.
re
x
h
r
ao
ai
t
e
d
one
Ile.
and
d s
t fo
of
a
re
e e
et
•ly
tePQ-
sf.
1
st wl
e bo
tring
-cent
bnnn
e coa
tied.
and
his pi
lows,
tittle
to
ag
an
pie e,
y
de
to to:
ink at
deka • e
for' e
tine •:r-
e
' Si DAYTO ,
" DEAR, tele, : —1`. end you 7 e . press t h Da
coat which f of i the 'close se to bunt
8• '
fokes `here, i•doi 't believe i ou t to h v co
so i send it to t c name out the eters al tin
Within' except 8; cents need f r p / er, 's g,
kard. 1 a
Jack felt ;a jgreat weig
when the bun, a Was fa
hands. It ; washard to
he needed so ea ch—hal
less, penniless oy than
Tom and Ear—you have
hungry, ragged, and orphan
And he, not only loft his c
place, for he knew very el
left the farm ho se, that!
who was a hard. and •meagn r
never take back a boy ho
the first night of his sera.` is
if he knew it Wasik rota n
with money 1n the pock t.
Still he Teltf thathis fettlee
would leave thought ft dishc
it, and with thetceurage of
boy, he felt snrehe could fi
Dayton. Ball ho;did net
plenty of bore and men, t
asking 'for , work , and o
him; nor. had `he any r
Mons.
For several n;
empty freight c
tion, doing a lite
for his shelter;and som
the tavern stable for his
in the shed or in the
J^•OK,PA
It Gil hi
rly out
en,, awa3
tsr tor a:
on kno
near the re,
e peter', et
ore
ayt
1
BRY.'
1.
of h
he
porn
, de:
eve bee
bee
d;
at, bat h
when
[r. Smit
an, woul
•ran awe
especial)
good cog
nd rriothe
• :eat to kee
resol
1d work
There w
01, airedc
b ,dy kne
• mnaen
s
ut
-s
ed
at in
way
rk to
rk ale
11
once in a while he oa ,!: ht himself wi k-
ing he had that forty • oilers to get b ck
to Connecticut, wher: he bad . dist nt
relatives. But the gnic thou ht
" What' would mothe say ?I' repres ed
the Wished once.
At last .he f and • s : ady ork o a
'farm ;oat of t wn wi h ••sm 11 wa es,
•Bat•tie hada oft and ; bed hims lfi
'and his chief' ork w t dri e, a to IL
to Dayton an back • th pro ince, o to
fetchk lumber, 61d, an produce to ' hi
employer and the net �hbors.
One day about a m
to this place, as he w
of coal past the expre
his hors s, for', the loa
the Med deep, the el
running to the 'door, c
" Sae, young fello
anybody name of Jacleo" I,ss so,1' said J
THE
HURON EXPOSIT
R.
th aft':r he w nt
drivi 1 g a 11 ad
oflio walking
was eavy nd •
•k
sa.ev hien, and FA
lled net:
1 D' ou know a sty;
Par 7"
�' -minor
ek, wi a smile; Them
r' that's my' nafine. '`'hat's
" leo thin'—it's prep
reklektion th t a fell
eft' a packageere a
to JameAgarld. • I
• was you,; for y O n are
fancy a
• With ti
haw 1 b
Jack
coat Of
was un
•
'AL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1j`A )fit i'OR BALE.—The south half of east
h if Lot 134. Concession 8, East . Wavianosh,
manta ing 50 acres, which is in a goo 1 state of
culti ion, and well fenced. There are on the
prem' s a barn 32x52 with stable below, a large
orch d and a good log house 18:28. The prop-
erty be sold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ment Apply to GEORGE' ARMSTRONG,
Bru::esP.O. 814
2c1 ORE FARM FOR SALE.—Lot 29, con -
SI melon 2, East Wawano,h. There are 120
acre° f the land cleared. Frame barn and
ntabli , log house and frame kitohen, and an
orclra of 115 choice fruit trees. It is situated
two m1lei. from. Auburn and six froniBlyth.
Price moderate. Terms Iiberal. Apply on the
pram Foo,, or to- WM. E. BROWN, Proprietor,
I3lyt .. O. • 812x4
you was. W
awl"•
oolorecd; he h
the farmer's, b
ier it, for he h
" W:lit anyhow, her
at red. jacket
Jack P
since 111
got a k
as Tette
&.Coo
in one
°'most 'u
you."
Jack
say. $
putit
on hitt
rry, and I res
body a se Calle
n1 of alabelo
eturn
, Conn
" A.
—it's
erfor
mond
p, to
.
id not know
reigned/ a recei
pion the goal,,
ay-
- He di not get home
and wb :ri supper was
work dyne he could on
wait fb MorniIlg,as he
ed a li aht in his loft,
want to open the pack
alone.' But with the fi
hespra
string
with, it
*Indere'
running
II
"JAck 'AEBY :�I am qia
honest bo in Dayt-n. I w
here,.but we want int for a
yen are out of wor , and I t
for I know how it is round th
will find Money in he breast
to buy a t cket /or his plac
Co. want boy in t eir store,
one. Cb a prom Iy, and
identifynrsef. J
" Oli, t moth r only
the quit k •tho ght- th
Jack's happy e es, and
a moine> t, as h laid d
Peelles she id.
He 1s n Agar & Co
sale stor on th Deerfo
and doe credit to Ja
recomm ndatio
And i,all oa a▪ ofse
coat.—S . Nioh las.
id. I
aboa
bile all
sn't r
t rigg
at have
sonny
pay ?"
ad a f int
your ize
. direc ed
al en e't
d out so
yon d ne
H wl
ona•oldo
t the red s
d no other co
's a .' nndle
n that s for y
for i and
to the ag, sa
Jam s Ag
if not ailed
d the wont
nigh thing
at to think
t for th bun •
nd ha tilt' w:
till af
ver an
y go to
iriever
nd he
e anti
st daw
g upeagerly nd n
Ther, lay t ) e gray.
he rest of the ail it,a se
thing,elnd, on t of a
thus :
DEYRFO
there
h there
other,
nk perha
burnt di
pocket o
Janne
nd wan
ing thiii
Mus Ao
knew
t gli:`
hoked
n the
d hea
at
es Ag:
ing t
Fat vs. L
We would rather be
than abominably lean.
thing of dignity 1 and r
taching o fat that one
detect a d appreciate, a
'to be on of the:chiefes
success i the world.
In. hen sty, aff ebili ty
sense, th fat are nearl
1 the mar Very rarely
of a righ -npand,down
victed of crime, and fro
patty off nders.lieis co
sent. ho ever' heard
accused f being a horse
thief, er chicles thi
pocket ? A really fat
Who can name u�'s, one 8
who has been sbspende
end ? Step into; the ref
State pre ons of the conethe; thou ands there ind
ns a, doze fat men if you
surep they are . law-brea
in ammo] development
are'scar , and oily to b•
the eaten ar of Crime.
As bet' eenth fat an
former ar: com only th
able and ally as intellige,
also excel ent talkers, gory
quick to win friends.
popular t an David Day
eloquent than Robert •
droll as esby of Cross
all of libe al corporeal m
The fa brigade inclu•
impecuni i us, and absoln
The fat, where gifted
amount o brains, are pr:
gain tau nee or en easy-
will
asywill sit in their chairs an
er da
all,
bed` a
as alto
did
be
ing lf.
tied t
4at, a
of wa
, a let
•
er-
t.
or
t's
rd
or_
or
nt
is
ot
ht
41
D, CONN
such
were m re
nyway. If
your,c at
Agard &
all le thte°rn tO6
ned
er
who
es no
wro
pieta lity
never ails
net goo
alway up
or pie
le fat ma
at rope
rmato es, an
try, an out.
can. To b
f fat; et the
0
hone t
the 1 n th
mor agree
laug..trs 11.12
Wa race
mor
°ads, itch an
asure
feve
with
busi
of th
eamps
fai
ain t
wil
come to t skinn
the wolf
le the 1
around
door.'
erred
ontest
an an
ively
SI jump
th
The fat e deb om
matches, wing prize 1 fights
and ahnil lucre Lye pas iM68, 'tit the
kind—nin times ont of t n. he in
be fee ene ns to be distin nishet Eve
with no h ains at all, the fat nt:
be disfing Ished for tele fa if for t othin
else. Fat means fun, ea hick; enown
•
•
11
Why He -Got Moe
Fools and children tel
said, and to illuetrate we
the etony of BishOp Wart
little shepherd, boy, of
" What are you cloi
Tending swine."
"How much do you g
One florin it week."
the Bishop, 't but I have
13 That may Blithe, but
innocently replied the bo
•
Trou
" And are
the police
tether thet
fit
le on Aoc
Relatives
you here aga
dge.
not again, f
as here the 1
is it this t
rother, sor."
fine your bro
e the* is
on account
r
burg lid th
11-1
00,
en
✓ you
unt
er fi
lways
of m
little
tinned
bette
ppos
care,"
ettin'
rola-
and a
of Se.
Thiel i
farms
terms
f rem
forth
* FOR SALE.—fcr sale, lot 20, eoncession
, McKillop, containing RD acres. about 90
leered, untie; drained, wall fenced and in a
Isles state of cultivation. There is a large
t house, and excellent ont-buildings.
i a splendid orchard of the eboiceet fruit,
ood Linger bnsh. It is within live miles
rth with good gravel road atl the wny.
ne of tbe best and most eligibly situated
i the township and will be sold ou easy
s the proprietor is deeirous of retbing
a ing. Apply on the premises or to Sea -
0. JAM&S NICHOL. 812
PL
town
14(
with
witbi
8 mile
Bay a
PCS
le at a barstain, Lot 17, Concession B.,
•bep of Aurae), county of Bruce, containing
res. This farm le well timbered, principally
iple and some'hemlock and cedar, and is
allies of the town of Southampton end
from Allanford station, on the Georgian
a Lake Erie Railway. It willebe sold at a
Apply to McLEAN BROTHERS, Ex -
'Mee, Seaforth. 804
VAR I FOR SALE —For sale, let 18, conces-
which 80 acres are cleared, freefrom stumrs, we.1
fenced nnder-drained and in a high strati of culti-
vation I The bush is hardwood. There le no
waste ahd on the farm. There are good frame
buildi is. a good orchard and pletty of water.
It is w t in 6 miles of Seaforth, and 3 from Kip -
pen. t is one of the best farms in the township,
and will be sold cheap, as the proprietor, ts now
farming in Dakota. -Apply onithe farm or to the
GRIEVE. 807
VARM lin Tuckersmitb for Sale.—For Rale, that
-1-- sp dndid farm, known as the Moore Fartu
being et 25,-Coneeseion 4, EL R. S., Tuokersraith,
contai i g 102 Amos, about P5 'of which are clear-
ed end in a high state of cuitivation, the balance
well ti ered. Theee is a large brick house and
farm d six ! miles from Seaforth. and the
same f om Cli ;toe and a within a mile of school.
Apply o the p •oprietor on the 'premises or to
Seaton P. 0 H. CRICH,Propeieter. . 781
VAR FOR SALE.—For sale, lot 24, concession.
- .11.: 9, orris, containing 325 acres, 80 or which
are de rod, and. the remainder good hardwood
',lash. There ie on the premisee a -nevi flame
house and barn, a good spring well. Also a
young Oaring m chard of choice fruit tre s. The
propert ' is well fenced, aud 15 acres of ew land
ready or fall wheat this fall. It is hutted
within mile and a half of Waltbn, whet.° there
are /so ools, chnrches, Peek Office, etores, &e.
Terms easy. For ferther particulars apply on
the pre ises to COLIN McARTHURe or if by
letter Walton P. 0. 1 815 8
VAR FOR SALE —For title the north half
-a: of dt 30, conceseion 8, 'Meths, containing
100 acr 8. About 75 of which are cleared, under-
draleed !and iteerly free from sturepd. This
miles from Bruesels, mid. 18 from Seaforth.
'There are' good buildings add fenc,es, also a good
runs th °ugh' it. It is an excellent plaM, and
13.
orchard and an abundance ef splendid fencing
timber a the farm.. A never failing sprin creek
will be sad, el (lap and on easy terms as the
proprietor is getting old 'and desirous th retire
on the. re—hies or to Mussels P. O. It BERT
from farming. I'm further pitrticular; apply
BURN , Proprietor.
CENTRAL QROCERYt
SEED SEASON OF 18
Oar Bieck of Seeds are now complete and fully assoirted.
W ite, Alitike and Alfalia Timothy Seed; Orchard Giese, R
BI e Grasat Mixed Lawn 'Grass, &o.; Two! and Six Rowed B
ilSi n arty Angus and B ack Austrian Oets. Seed Peas exp
pr °wallower than ever ; also a new stock of Flower Maks) a
We are paying the highest market prate for Clover and Ti
Oets, Peas and Potatoes.
dROCERY DEPARTME
3.
lover Seeds, Red
a Top, Kentucky
iley, 'White Rua-.
eted daily. Our
tih and new, and
Garden Seeds,
pthy Seed ; also
0-ar stock in this department was iteeer better assorted., Prices as low as
any house in the trade, and quality of goods second to note, We bold large
stoeks in Canned Goods, pat up by the best American and a,nadfan packers.
Splendid value in TEAS, ,SUGARS and COFFEES. Prices o applieation.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE*
Our stock in this Hee is simply iteameese. Goods 312118t , seen to be ap-
preciated. Intending purehasers will do well to give na a call before buying.
No trouble to show goods end qeote titiceia Flour and Peed on ;hand as usual.
Goeds delivered promptly, 1
Great Bargains in boots and Shoes
JOHN McINTYkES, SEAFORTR
THE OLD
AN'D POPULAR HOUSE.
,Now is your turn for Fine Slimmer SHOES and SLII'PERS. Special in -
A large etoch and a great variety bf styles to
view of going out of Ready.
ducement for CASH buye
choose from.
made work.
N. B.—Acconnts are now out, and Must be ettended tea at once.
Closing out y present stock, with
tJOHN MCINTYIRE,
MAIN STkEET,
-RARR TUCKERSMITH FOR SALE.-1—For
. sale. lot 10, coneession 8, Tnekersmith, con-
taining '.eti acres, all of which clea ed and
nearly allIfree' from stumps, under -drained, well
fenced nd in a high state of eultivation. 1 here
is a fire -tea oteliard, a frame arn and stables.
a hewed I g home, and a never failing tpring
well. , Is farm is withir five mi es of Seaforth
on a gb d gravel road and a school house at the
corner o the lot. It is also within four riles of e
the vi 1 s of Hippen. The farth will be sold Iola'
with o?. *trout the crop. Apply to t e pro- nommt
prietor n the promises, or to Egtuondville P. 0.
PETER MOORE. ; 800
:FOR SALE IN HULLETT North
-Le par a of Lae 34 and 35, Coueession 1r, con-
taining 12 acres; 80 acres clea red ; the emain.
watered a never failing spring creek' rising
on the. r misee. Frame barn and stabXes, leg
to (delve cis and schoole, and is situated 4 milee
from Blalth and 10 from Clinton. For further
particalari. apply to WALTER CUNNIN HIM,
on the's O. part of said lots, or to Unties -
borough 0. 799
FARM
sal
2, L. R.
lees a go
85 acre's
FOR - SALE.—One hundred acres for
Tuckersmithrbeing lot 29, concession
4 Tuckersmith. There are on the prem. -
d frame house, a frame barn and tables,
chard and.tWo good wells. The e are
leared and 70 free of stumpa well'
d. It
tion,
, and
For
prem-
ruce-
805
the bake ce is well timbered with hardwo
is situated within one mile of Brumfield s
and conVeniettte to • schools and churche
ton, and la good gravel road to both places.
partieulalrd apply to the proprietor on the
isea. or letter to THOMAS MUNRO,
voR J EI—The undersigned offer
cheap an upon easy terms of payment.
buildin ave een fitted up in a co
marine e the earrying on of the Fruit E
eting BU iness, and are now in first-class w
order, d a fine paying business can be
Hot as . 8. Robertson, one of the part
the finn V. D. Wilson tir. Co., has gone
nianen ly, the property must be sold aa
busines f said firm finally closed hp. F
partial' a s with regard to said property a
their
✓ sale
The
plete
apor-
done.
era of
o Ed-
d the
✓ any
ply to
FARM
I the
FIOLLETT FOR SALE.--Fo sale,
t half of lot 15, concession 3, a id the
south hal bf lot 15i concession 4. Hallett con -
uncleared portion is Well timber° . ' It it. par-
ciand ' st ne foundation ;' also a. b rii,36x56, and
good stabks, shed' and all other eeessary out-
pletely i ged in the township and will bt sold
choice fruit tees. Also. plepty o gbod water.
On the whple the farm is one of tl most corn -
cheap a en easy tet ms: It is wi hin 31 nines
of Olint and 7 miles of Seated , with good
gravel r ds leading to each plaee. Apply to the
FARM, GREY FOR SALE. or sale lot
60 of w rich are cleared, free ' rom stinntm,
under -di ined end in a good state of cultivation.
The whOl teem is well fenced. There is a frame
house aa barn and other good ontbeildings.
Theee ie splendid bearing orehard and good
tween S forth and Brussele—ten Miles from
the ,,ort r elace and five from the ,latter. It
almost jainethe village of Waltoe, in Which
are got. s, Mills, churches, schools, &c. 1 Easy
terms o aYraent will be given, as, the prhprie-
tor inter s retiring from farming. , For ft rther
partieul s I apply to Walton P. 0., or , 04 thee
premise olADAld KLINE, Proprietor. 809x8'
WARM dRi SAL/E.—Lot No 4, con'eeesible li,
cleared ir din a good state of cultivation and;
Well uncle -drained; the balance is thitbere with
hardwood ,There are on the pretn' es a rame
sprin of -mug water, a bank barn a d stables
40x60 Al the buildings are nearly n w. Four
aereseif a gOed bearing orchard of ch ice fruit.
two tunes fr a railway station. The farm isl
good in' the Protinction of grain and 'mote, andl
for stOck raj:sing and grazing purposes can searce-
ty be eurparod. A branch of the river Maitland
runs ecross the corner, furniehine' a Defer failing ,
surply of peering water. Ihe bed of' the rivet 1
containe quarry of the bet- t Fivoinacen of lime- '
stone for building purposes that the 'county
agorae, w leh will become a mine of wealth in
k.
itsel ae ti laer gets scarce. This farm must and
will e ell , and as the proprietor in ends emi-
bargain. Apply to the undersigned on the prom-
isee, oe by mail to Brussels Poet Oldee. WM.
WARNER
CO
cc
J L. SMITH.
FOR I MQNTH AND DURING STOCKT'fiKING
We have detirmined to clear out our entire stock of
—CONSISTING OF—
C,ENERAL COODS, PRINTS, DRESS coop!,
LOW PRICES IN EACH DEPARTIlr
J. L. -SMITH,
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.I
rn
•
pc D. ROSE, FAIVI.ILY GROCER,
NEXT DOOR TO TI-lk POST OFFICE,
For Extra 'Value in g`resh Groc
ries.
GIVE HIM A CALL. , GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
•-TEA$.. I TEAS,. TtAS.
THE BEST yALuE ,O.OR YOUR MONEY THAIOAN BE
quart
Peovi
Orock
a tug
oatme
HAD IN THE DOMINION IS AT
GARS—very cheap ;
_and plats in Gem Fru
forts, Flour, Oatmeal,
Park, Varies and Ba
ry. Tea Sets, White
lot of Croeks and.Mil
I. ;A call is reepeetfti
A.
AU TS
all an see the . A large stock of half _gallon',
ornmeal, Shortie Been, Chop Feed, , ts,
on. A very wee statement in Glessware and
;Stoneware, tea Colored Tea aele, and
• Pans, and 'Coal Oil. taken in **hags for
y solicited.1. All goods de yered free charge.
AULT, Main Street, Srforth•
jthaY 27 1883
AIVIERiC
CAN, ADI4114 AND.
PIO/ALL PA ER
bit) bag patterns ',jest to
About 600 designs in ell the
colories, from fiye cents to telt
roll. The largest assortMent
best eine in the country tit •
0.
BOIRDEA. DADOST
CEILitip DECOR:ATM:ill pAp
Beaafiful- assortment f Paper
0. W. .PAPSt
OH THE FIRST REQII181
Part' it going to Manitoba yenta
well tcp
Ro
Before
0118 pa
well sa
raid tb
many t
on hand
able terms
the North
before the
Local
A
on land
forth, a
NEVER It
All ki
releasers
Remerab
Seeferth
ecure a supply of
8 Celrbrated 00.41 Made
mg. Lard season I isimpIled' state
s, and they ell expr ssed. theme%
ed,;nd feund that heir -invade**
Elery person going to Mitnitala
start. The
rade Liberally ealt Pir*
bads of cured meats t -coeds*
,se my grocery store, Itrain steeenen,
old in large -or small quantitiett
SUCH A CHOICE LOT Jul TIM 80100/0
fresh, pure 'and -cheap as ustad.
11 save money by buybag from ea.
r the spot, Stark's Bloe'k, Main Staid,
HUGH BOB
this part ot Ontario.
supply o King's Specific a eine cnre for
will moo end it to their neighbors snaffle*,
Sent by na il on receipt of price. Sole agent re
PAD T
The Jeweller's,
th Place to go for good reliable
WATC4S,
I CUM,
J
OEtRY
SILVER-PLATED WARE
OR SPECTACLES.
Ail W r anted as Represented, st
71,0 ale.
Come and Exathine, and
Convinced.
Repairing Done and Satis ao
Gnaeante d.
9. L. PAPSTI
• Sign of the Big Cli;ek, Main Stetie
S. Alan Stennishlips-
Ben Ito ,,, New York every Sittdrday,for
ciAsco v:ict LONDONDERRY,
LI1(ER P9 r.4. & QIJEENSTOWN SERVICE.
FURNE8 Ai Saila Aug. 4, Sept. 8, Ceti&
CITY OF 0114F, Sails Aug. 18; Sept 22,1914.0.
Cabin pet see $-60 to 8100 accordhig tit Idea&
Anchor bee Drafte issued at lowest Tates ale
Ireland. '
For pas
apply to
or
RSON' BROTHERS, New WA
o S. DICKSON, Post Office, Seeks*
; 7984
EMOVA4..
MCC" :OE & 110d4411
EAFORTHi
x,31,717,3AlyytEhoc;ocoila: veal.° their new prernisee
shope, and hg ere
scale .than Tkrey ha.ve now on btald
carrying on eir bnsiness OD a larerazid
bonlyTtertur.nimieDav.roaMvneticaNiee:gficilieb,at.
H., RSESHOEING
In all its bra ehes -specialty, and BdPs'14
head General j bbing promptly attended ta• ee'"
Nell be gla nee all our old and es rarP"
'With yen, wee ,CUrly
0101 MIA lea've .bear
bald on the erown,
%retest head. too
Ikiss pea in bed to
*bar you're asleep;
diou'll know it, beets.
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lestdses upon th;
/entre -a learned wee
weji be trete .
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last lass you4sh
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