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� RMANITOBA,'
THE FIRS=T REVISIT
T
going to Manitoba
lure .a supply of
[Celebrated Cured Mead
Lg. Last season' siprli
dt
[and they all exprresed them
, and frond: that their in
►ell. I have also stimplied
axon, bnt have still a I
:eh I wil furnish on the most
--Every -ry. person going to lidatii#citaaaw
tt, ahOuid not fail to get a sup*
fart. The
rte Liberally Dealt Wim_
Ids of eared meats rept cou>f
zny grocery store, afubt et
Ed in large or small', quan tieten unarm aor as eats Surat.
0
GROCERIES.
esti, pure and cheap, hs txBuaL pax
save money by buying freta
s spot, Stark's Bloch, .Alain 8
HUGHIIUGH ROBDt
keep eonatantly on band a Yd
fR'8 Specific a sure cure for
ndigestiort- Any whs have mei it
ed it to their neighbors and fry,
E:n receipt of price. Bole agent for
atario.
HUGH ROBB, Seaforth.
The Jewellest
ace to go for goon reliable
f'
.AZ -PLATED liff4RE
JR SPECTACLES
;hied as Represented,
td Examine and
Convinced.
rag Done and Satisfaction
L. PAPS+,
6
Big Clock, Main Street,
Seaforth..
4OR LI NE
I, Steamfehit s
row York every Saturday for
via LONDONDERRY,.
$60 to, 8tL Second Cabin,
Outward $28, Prepaid $21.
& QIIEENSTOWN SERVICE.
Sails Aug. 4, Sept.'8, Oet.16.
E Sails Aug. 18; Sept. 22, Oet.21.
.E . Aa . 25, Sept. 29, Nor. 3.
$60 to $100 accorditg to acct.
Gond Cabin and Steerage as abcM
Drafts. issued at lowest rates 1
Sage in England, Scotland and
:Cabin Plana, Book of ; Tours,. &de
SON BROT±r:B8, New York
DICESO1t , Post Daae, Seaton
h.
7984
EAS..
OGA
EAFORTh
d to their new' premises,
J'a ni ie sun's store, the 4 Ps
by- Mr- D. Mc:caught. The .
overhauled and refitted
e much, improved ffacilitiea
r bzsio est on a larger and be
They have now on band
full assortment of t1$ir Clf
▪ S, which are too well knr
dation.
SE:SHOEING
hes a. specialty, and Repairi
'!sing promptly attended t .
44 a all our old and
as nea-Vilw'r
til le in our new premises?
MONROE Iere 110 d
jay .27, 1883•-
-0000,
Wee Curly Pow.
Qd with you, wee Carly Pow ; off, lit
bedot.leave a beard on any chin
To
c not leaves hair en my head,
Pboalkiss and d ort the cowel m so ; there, already it's
And ome,it zeas thatched file a b, ystack, the
furziest head in town- , arse I will
will Ik Foe in bed to -night 7 Of
when you're asleep;
Andyou'll know it, because you will ream of the
angels that stand and weep
Vet chatterboxes that won't bo to bewhen they
oaghtto got
And a[i those angels have beards the. are three
days old or so—
, you don't believe that angels ever h • d beards 7
they ff>
with beautiral livings, and their hair is like sun-
beams upon the sky?
Obyotere a learned wee reedie; but et it may
d be
Thatweie do nottrue know about angels, „r darling so
,ph9re--well asoff ywio-th you, • now; that's' t a e' last, the
_ are last kiss ,on shall -get,
And, mind you, 'I will not be she ted, you're
twenty at least in my debt.
.North Country Folk; JV
Gs,ieties
.i4 Theseapplesare not fit for a hog
to eat," said a kid gloved d: ndy to an
le woman, 4' Yon•just try one and
jeep" she retorted.
_What is the safest capital a man
can litvest in business and • trioti shall
insure him the greatest . mount of
interest ? Answer: Civility
—.Teacher severely—" Joh • , why is it
that bays hands are always d rtier than
girls?". John, ,`hesitatingly e Please,
sir, the girls wash the dishes "
—One of the sweetest pieta res of do-
mestic economy is a poet :lacking a
eibite stocking so that it w",n't show
through the fissure of his boo
"'Papa.," said a lad the cit '[ er night,
after attentively studying for some min-
utes an engraving of a -huma @ skeleton,
"how did this man manage o keep in
his dinner ?"
—He rang the door -bell of
The servant tells him " Mo
int receiv=e tb day." " T
nothing to me. My racket is
he will give anything."
44 Yes,''.. said the mother
ter,' ' I shall stop Mr. Tom
without any trouble or unpl
I shall merely ask him to sto
and invite hire to carve."
_Customer— Hate yon
class musical instil:merits
her. The eause of all thief aammotion
e kitten, to was very blonde, very large, 'very ribhl�
clothed, and very •:swell. !When i
and you'll . seemed impossible to gethey a who
C. Sn►itli.
a banker.
gear does
at makes
to know if
f a daugh-
y's calling
asantness.
to dinner
section, or even hal
to the young ladiE
you consent to to
of your section and
lower ?"
Sorry we can't b
one of the pink-eheee
really we prefer to krip; the k wer bert
ourselves."
Then the big blpfide straighten
herself up, threw ineffable contem
and importance into her pale eyes a
said, " perhaps you a$on't know who
am
" No, we don't,' repli4d the Te
Haute girl in a toneof sere a indiff
ence. I
" I will tell yon," said the wd`m n
• silks and jewels, "' I am Xes. Grafton :11
le
sone, pre turned
and seed : " Will
e the upper berth
et me have the
i$e yo t," replied
ed faries, byt
t
I•
e
r -
f
any first-
" Shop-
keeper -4, Yes, sir ; best stock in town,
can't be beat." Customer, t
ant—" Can't be beat, eh ? S
ed a drum."
—A lady in a neighboring
husband tiad remodelled
their residence, while the re
lydilapidated, said the front c
was Queen Anne and the
Jane style,
—"Yee," be said, describ:
at a cettai-n hotel, " it wa
the worst I ever sat down 1
thing was cold eacegt the ice
a piece of cake fell on my foo
me for a week."
—One cannot be too o
weather. A swell exchange
winter oane for a light b
caught a severe cold that 1.
for a week.—American Pap
—A barrister in replying
tagoniet in court, said he h -
rapier with which to pierce
knaves,' whereupon his oppo
the Court that the rapier be'
him, lest be should commit
-In . the eighteenth o
government granted come
such Highland Chiefs as rai
twin number of men for the
English officer, who had be:
the Highlands to receive
quired," Where are the
" All safe," was the reply;
up in the barn."
—Two little girls were
progress ill eateChism study
to original sin," .said one,
have you got?' " Oh, I'm
demption," said the other.
—Husband (2 a. m.. afte
leotare)—" Well, all I've ge
if yon are a person of such
and good breeding, you
above talking to a dtanke
this time of night." •
—A gentleman once ask
is woman ?" When a MAX
plied : " She is an essay,
and grace, in one volam
bound. Although it may
mea should have a copy of
—An Irish drummer, on
his widowed mother had b
since he quitted I,lands
" Murder ! I. hope she wo
odder than - me if she do
my free hold property.
ruing to go
rry ; want-
ity, whose
he front of
✓ was bad -
her house
rear Crazy
ng dinner
just about
o. Every-
cream, and
and lamed
reful this
his heavy
mboo, and
id him up
r.
o his an-
d ' a keen
11 fools and
ent 'moved
aken from
uicide.
ntury the
issions to
ed a ver-
rmy. An
n sent into
omits, in-
olunteers ?"
they're tied
•
comparing
i' I've got
" how far
beyond re -
a curtain
to say is,
refinement
aught to be
fellow at
d: " What
ied man re-
n goodness
e, elegantly
e dear every
it."
hearing that
en married
exclaimed
'thave a son
s I shall lose
Dunlevy Wickersham."
Wickersham is known all alo
of the road as a bonanza ma
of money—so much that he.
ing more.]
" Are you, indeed ?"
Hoosier maiden " Perha
know who I am ?"
Mme. Bonanza's face
didn't, and .also, that s
curiosity.
" Well, I am Mrs. Gen.
" And I," said her co
bad hitherto kept silent
Victoria."
One of the Improve
Getting out pf th
Out on Pemberton's line
the spot where he 1, snrreedi
bixrg to Grant, I -came to a s
highway where the road n
about 10 feet, and jest here was
ed old reale hitobea <to a waggo
with a quarter of a cord of woo
mule was up to his knees in
[Duialeiiry
g that end
-bushelit
eeds nota -
plied tie
yoti don't
4 that sh
e had satin
ant
pani,
't am
n,
Q
er
`tl
of
,w
sc
w
O
• t
4
a,
red
cot
r
the .wagon was Stall
horse qff !to the id
througlit.'the thick
came upon acolore
and hall asleep.
" What are you d
" Waitin'," Was his
"For what ?"
"Say, boss, did you
road ?"
Yes."
" Saw a great big m
reckon ?"
e I did."
"Saw an ole rat . cu
fast in de mud ?"
" Yes.,'
" Well, sahl dat
to this,individual.'
Then why on E
wagon out and naolve obi to",
rII
11
d. dei
I took
woods midis
man s:ailed
qin her ?"
roue t re
A Madderif not a
The denouncement
about in this way : He h
make her a formal offer
and heart—all he was wor
he hoped to be indulged i
like demonstrations, the y
far being coolly indiff ereu
ner to him. He itttrib
maidenly reserve, for. it n
to him that she was not
him. tle cautiously pre
:Aeration with a few ques
Did she love him well e
in a cottage with him?
cook and bottle wash
think it a wife's duty to
happy ? Would she cons
and wishes concerning
and pursuits in life ? . Wa
ical? Could she make he
etc?
The young lady said th
answered his question
assure him of some negati
poessessed. She never d
or chewed ; never owed
laundry or tailor ; never
night playing billiards ;
on the street corner an
girls ; never stood in with
cigars and wine suppers.
"Nov" said she, risin
" I am assured by those of
you do all these things, a
absurd for you to expect
in me while you do not .'p
them yourself. I can n
Wife," and she bowed him
hint standing ou the cold
madder if not a wiser ma
iser Man.
as brought
d decided to
of his hand
h, and then
some - lover
ung lady so
in° her man -
ted this . to
ver occurred
n love -with
aced his de -
ions.
turn le
cl hole o
I
l'd nie
'etaliliehmen
art$I d alt yo
ow
" Bekase de ole ne 1w n't
bekase I'ze dun tired a f lift n'.
all right, boss, I ain'torried."
Just then we hearrt the
wheels coming r 1p, an a. to
two men in allar age, ha
They .called " Nigger 1" dire
an on th to
quiet.,ece
down, ad
played the whip over the old b
other lifted' on the wheel ar d t
was rushed out on, solid groin
the carriage could pass. ' Yh
out of hearingthe negro: starte
road in a leisurely manner, nd
back over his, shoulder :
" Dat's what I Was waitin' f
yaw ! yaw 1 Tell you what, b
•nuff'in' like makiei' de white f
at is can
v fleet ! W
you walk
times, and the m
to me to keep
response, they got
ongh to live
as she a good
7 • Did she
make home
It his tastes.
er associates
she. econom-
own clothes,
t before she
she would
e virtues she
auk, smoked
a bill to her
tayed out all
ever lounged
ogled giddy
the boys for
Vic
on
wed,
load
•
kat
dt
the
ed
ho
ud and
ing 're
ciretd t
ddainl
on a to
-askedi
ply•
h
a
roar db
t dtr,
1 stuck
b'lon s
get the
?"
ull an'
Bu il+'s
sound
m,'wi
,to a
or
wi
vin
bile
at
8! .•
SO
n it
fo
:1
hold an' help bo
kentry up a fe
Napoleon ! Now
wagin 1" -
hu
fo
HE HIJR011 EXPOSITOR.
p
if
t.
0
a>ie.
the
agbn
thlat
•was
t e
k ed
a
a
r—ca
ss, ds
lks tf
of 1
oar d
Wi
.Squelchi%g a rbwer.
Among the score of e s . wh
into a rails ad .eating ouse in
ssippi, at the --call c? " twenty min
for dinner," was a chap I w
mind. inade up to ear so net
pleasant when he game do
meal. He was growling who
in, and he jawed All the ,. whi
eating, and when he slouched
desk to pay his seventy-five
broke out with : •
Them sandwiches ale
killadog!"
" What sandwiches ?"
Why, them On the table.'
But we have no sandwio
table," protested the landlor
"You haven't ? R+'ell, I s
tp know what you (ball the
brickbats on that bine pl<att
" You didn't tity to eat one
" Yes, I did !"
" Theo, my friend, you ha"
for a doctor at once. These
r
soh d
11 ingi
•aybfor
e h�e
up to
emits
:nen
indignantly,
o know that
d itis rather
1 the virtues
ssess one of
ver be your
out and left
door step, a
Three Distinguishes Females.,
A Two young ladies ref Terre Haute,
says the Indianapolis Reiew, were -re-
turning 'from Cali€orni: The pe' for
car was crowded with p ssertgere- At
- a small station a, wo a an in showy
attire entered and dema ded a whole
section. It was not to be bad, and- the
eondnctor, brakeman, porter and cook
seeming to be impressed with the new
passenger's importance, ere all paint
fully exercised to kno where to pu-
es
n
oulc
rua
r ?"
f tho
be t
are
11
red' the academy in 1792, at the age
0) years. ° Here he p rsned his
ilea with eat diligence and comic-
snooes , standing w all in h's
si and app yicg himself d gently o
l eognirenee t of knowled; : throe -
t tris Bourse In regard to de per : d
the life o Lewis Cass, a alum s
ites the f !lowing : " Th = incidee x s
ioh Dr. 'A bott related, bout
oot- oys'w o have becozn llustri
7 rem l interesting Le
wild b
ass, Ca
take
you as
tronga
:s be d'
from
ermis
wimm "
f tiro :
1 see 1
boy w
Sever
father and
as ge ting
Lewis wias
tyash is
any mere
btable with shim." 'Boston Herald[ s
re xt y
ss," he said, ‘'was a ver
o,day his father, Major
Me and as ed me if I won
''Certai ly but why d
a the yen geter is head:
rd to manage.' ' What d
eye trna t, runs away
ork, steals o:ff without my
go a gunning,•fishing, or
i is full. of all kindels
oft
send him to me and I'
;can . do' With him.' Tit
s.ceed nude
onths late
ked him
" Well, sir
alf as-afraic
[you, I rho
1
n
my cbarg
I met his
ltow his son
" said he, " if
-of the Almig
xld never have
0
s
•e
is
?'
d
is
�II
g,
s.'
at
58
al
Charaloter in 'Smoking.
[It is twent years, said a r'
en since jI egan to 'sell t
iii that timeI have closely
l)aracter of my patrons
clnsious from the kine
'lie iy keep. Zi '. eau by the 1 '
"hey smo
eegn to
is
,ke
he
ar,
tat
e.
1? i
et to an e
: a new i
hat smokes
ar(ne coedit
bl3eco. T
he way men
sir ' can s
he other.
ho have b
f they w:
• rung sid:
ppear as
who was
uncles of
osition.
rganizatio
the way
month that
If a in
nough to
eking it ifr
whirling;c
set him do
who cares
bop more fol
oertions a
wvill not cr
see it who
Beware
leases• the
teeth, an
burns or
arid exec
physically
peirform t
A man
and faimbl
apt to -b
stances.
generous 8
cillating ai
moment's
'If the
man has e
aedevil may care sort of a
likely brain a glib tongue
aficie fund of anecdotes a
To hold' half the cigar
and amok i differently i
habit. Tleare generall
•
rind thei
hig
Aher rrestst
ed
si-
tes
his
p-
his
ent
as
the
he
O1
to
thel
like
keel
e?'
r
tabl
ornaments,: made of terra cotta, au
were placed there to help fill up
space. Land o' cats ! but you.
have lived in a canebrake all your 1
The traveler ;tushed into th
began to suck at a brandy-fla
didn't get over looking pale
hours.
And they were sandwiches, aft
—real good ham sandw-rhes„ made
day. The landlord h d adopted
peculiar style, instead f tieing a
The One HDi 't
4 Jaynes," '
, Yes,, pa."
" There were sevenalif sure{
in that cupboard. Six f the are
Daou know anything abou it"
i' 1 never took one of the ."
Sure?" ,
" Certainly; pa. Wish I
if— " ' i
" You wicked, bad [boy ;
have I told you never o use
pression ? Here come Ma ;
if she knto vs anything bort1
" Mamma says' ebe new
at least five of them..
" Yon little rascal 1
tell me you never took
only that little one wit
side Left ?I'
" Oh, pa., don't hit
didn't take one of th
and that's the one I di
Pe relented.
11
the
us
fe !'
e 'ear an
sk, and h
for, ihre
may
ho
snob
let u
it."
tarries
How de
Mae and
h the grub-
me. - I
em—land
n't take.
:
can alwa
d !quiet f
ems in choos
man want
nd nothing
s ran thro
n there is a
andle their
fit
en one si
len corse in h
en smoking fo
r to place
of tho moat
lumsy and g
✓ ing -his firs
he face becom
[ >of tle fade. e re
h cigar is em
oa can estim
smokes hi:
e it lighted,
bet'veen his
rl of blue smok
as an easy
ittle tow the
r
himself. He
d delicate sen.
ate trouble, bu
ithas once be
tl1
iu
r al
thai
tha
lu
di
•
'gar d ser,
bacco, nd
tndie the.
rrnin my
of on any
lid fiar8
s t ll.'s An
llo ihever
os' tbac-
s mousing
o °. r�he
h lobes, ing
rest dElsl1 in
gars. 1 . ery
O wel on
re very day
y ars, and
mg r a the
they w old
cert aid boy
- wee' d- I The
set to one
uires a re -
o . i ain t by
raved i the
teama .
agar only
nd rellshea
lip toe st a
into th air,
of g f llow,
rld goe and
as kee ger-
bil ties. He
helisa t to
un -
the man hd nev r re -
cigar from th : , rip of his
is indifferen • het er it
di s. He is co 1, alou acing
n He is sel t o ene getio
b t lives easily off thos: who
e abor.
1 o smokes a it, este
c the cigar nio" e ' or 1
;easily affect::d y ei
ElO may be ene ge ic,,c:
nd courageous, bu 110 i
n liable to h
n tice.
o ar goes out fre
y�liole.sonled di
fel
a
d
in the
a. ltzy
o littl
;characters . are not
as.
usluau orone
We take pleasure in announcing to
the people o Seaforth and surrounding
vicinity, that we have opened out a
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Comprising the Choicest Brands' of
Wines and Liquors, selected and-botight
from one of the leading Whol sale
Hooses in the Dominion.
OLE) PORT WINE
rom England.
DRY .SHERY AND CRAPE
From France; ,
Madeira ar#:( Marsala Sacramental
From Spain—warranted pure.
D. AND RINK'S HOLLAND
31Eountairl Dew from Scot
GUINNESS' PORTE
Bottled lby Burke from Irela
CARLING'S AMBER
Old Rye; Malt & Superior Wh,
From,11. Walker &Son, Windsor.
Hennesy; Martell, Jules R
General Cass as
In a recently publi bed
the Phillips Exeter A ade
itd reference is ma e to
dent of his rising to t elhead of
and leaving it for a high r
extenso. It is much t
little can be found r lrLag to
lips Exeter Aeade y; for,
doubt, there have bee few of it
who have ripen as high a
fellow -Men an.1 have acquired
fame with either swo or pen
o
iha
daal. He
men.
Holdin
the teeth,
not main
lighted at
With the
Dever or
a hold.
haexperie
straight -a
with his
s All thope liquors are specially selected 1
other ki ds cd liquors, which we hope w
every sat siltation to our customers.
Rome ber the glebe, two doora south
W. KILLOR
a bit,
ess is
cam-
reful,
vas -
on a
en ly the
eiton, is
ith a
orally
manisl
force
of the
e citing
great
y mong
ine
nd
d.
kiep
bin
r we-
ever I
N.
WROXETER MIL
Begs to announce to the Public t
has comnaenced to operate t
WROXETER WOOLLEN FAC
No -ma
iend or
him,le un
the temp
to cheat.
ave bee he battlelof I
Wet 6f ar s— proved '
diction an eputation o
-yet when s verely tried
This her -eoward was
Byr n, eh had much
little gena ne compassi
his hear 1 ssness by mo
'fellow on spirited hor
egallop, h two Inert
laughter o seeing their
vant gra the mane of
rlioth ha and scream
_Sever ears after t s h artless epi-
sode the reek revolt:it n brdke out.
led the f 1 orn hope in he aseault of
June 22, 22, which st Weed I Athens
br very. The
the man ad a marvel
timidity nd made hi &name in the
hearts o is people, and on the record
of their I. story. The at of !heroism
was the e all the whil )3 t it needed
et
the flint nd steel of t tev6letion to
bring it o th.
" You are pale, sir ! op re frighten-
ed sir !" said onieoffice to nother who.
stood fo the first time lid r fire.
The n's moral co rag
his phy i al timidity, nal
stand wla re it was hi dtit
though t could not co triel
of the bleart.'
—.Racing was neve s 1
trained horses this se
at She pshead Bay c
pays 4 . per cent.
makes he most mon
Hugh . He receives
is paid his mounts
ride; w or loose, an
a kind of p
he cigar CODS
hewing it oc
hether or no
e dewy of bull
e anything an
e
phij
an I
nal
gs.
• er
tween
y and
been
f Men
They
elease
ands his cigar n end, and an
ead Or almost t right, angles
and that he will be prepared
good value in
FULL CLOTHS,
TWEEDS,
UNION TWEEDS,
, FLANNELS.
PLAIDINGS,
and varieties in STOCiiING Y
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RECEIVilD THIS WEEK
American Grey Cotto
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AND THRESHERS IN TIME.
Ifif SHOW A SPL NDID TEN CENT COTTON.
PECIAL VALUE IN DRESS GOODS
FOR JACKETS THAT yVILL NEITHER OUT NOR G:
possibleehave theie Rolls home with
them, and as he ban put the ill into
good woeking order .and emplo s none!
but effioient workmen all ork is'
warranted. •
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Hosiery and Gloves.
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Boot
INEVER FORGET
you cannot get the best value for your money
and Shoes unless you buy at
COVENTRY'S S1 -10E STORE!
For the Genuine
T. ELLIS
Again on band or the repairing of
_Recipe? 3,1towers,Tlireshing3Icteh'nes
VARME4 now la i e time to g- t your ma-
il
--1- chines in order for harvest. All kinds 'of re-
pairing entrusted te e will receive my beet at-
teution. Cylinder epi -es made from the be -t of
irott. Patties want ng repairs for tbe oxon
Brother's machines, Can get them repair d at
my shop. A large - sItock of Plows always on
hand. Repairing o all kinds done with neatness
lied lo* priced. 813-4
FOR toiANITOBPI,
And th NorthwOst.
THE LAKE 5UPERIOR ROVE.
Article in French Calf or
Kip Boots go to
Parties going to Manitoba or any
part of the Nor hwest, or wishing to
take the round rip on the lakes, can.
procure tiokete a. d obtaie all necessary
COVENTRY'S SHOE STORE.
Remember that doventry buys all his stock for prompt
cash, so that he can and will undersell ql those
who buy on time.
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DON'T FORGET TI -.1E PLACE -CAMPBELL'S OfJRNER
'THOMAS COVENIRT.
Watches and Clocks.
VVbere is the best place io town for
Watches aed Clocks ?
if
At Counter's Jewelry Emporium.
There you ill also find the largest
stock of jewelry,
Clocks, Say r -plated Ware and Blaek
He guarantees allgoods as represented.
Every one that wants firet-class pods
Satisfaction given or money refunded.
Altd doe't foret to price his assort-
ment of
Nickel .Alatms, Seth Thomas, New
Haven AD other clocks,
Diamond Rin s and Scarf T'ins, 18k
Wedeln ud-Band Rings.
Counterse for Meerschatun and Briar
Pipes.
Latest styles i Necklets and Lockets
On exhibition at the leading tewelry
Careful atteneion given to repairing
fine! watches.
Knives; Scissers, Pocket Books, Combs
and, Beusbee.
Spectaciles froth 26o to $12 to mit all
sights.
atp£ s u eiD puu ssvaD
co
Ca DUNCANi Chemist and Druggists
NOW IS THE TIME FAIRMERS TO SECURE YOUR SUPpLY OF
HELLEBORE AND PARIS GREEN.
The Leidirtg Jeweller, opposite J. S.
Porter's Furniture Store.
We have just opened out a large stock of both, which we will guarantee to be
pure and of the best quality.
Is the place to get bargadne in TOILET ARTICLES, dee. We have an itn-
mense etock of Nobby Pipes; Cigar Holders and Cases that we are selling very
cheap, which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Brushes, Combs, Purees of every
description, Sponges, Soaps and Toilet articles in great varieties, Perfumery, &a.
pi. Prescriptions carefelly and accurately cempounded,
and all orders answered withuare and, despatch.
1701Re' SA -
200,000 FEET of cheap pine
lumber. Apply at
Winthrop. Eight houses in Seafo h
Purhey. Prices ranging from $ 50
Three hundred and seventy.five
said 1,$40 acres in the Birtle-Distri
W. Ci GrOUINLOC
SEAR' RTII
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Next Doorto Duncan dc Dunean's Dry Goods Storei Seaforth.
1883.
SEEDS.
STOVE AN D TINWARE
M. WHITNEY
Alway keeps on hand a f n11 line of the
latest styles of
COOKASOX AND PARLOR STOVES.
Their 'beauty . shows them and the
price sells them.
1883.
SEEDS.
M. MORRISON Has Received His
SPRING STOOK OF FIELD & GARDEN
SEEDS
CONSISTING OF, ALL THE i;EADING LINES iN
Of every escriptiort always in stock.
We make 11 out goods, and guarantee
them goo 9.0, right in mice.
A full line- of -Table and Pocket Cut.
lery at veey low prices.
We have a fine lot of Geanite Kettles
in steel foe -preserving, dec. All sizes
and priceed
All kite s .of Jobbing Wolk promptly
attended, aed satisfaction guaxanteed.
Parties lwanthig goods in my line it
will pay them to see my stock and ..
compere pribes.
Seatorth Cheap Stove ce Tin Ho e.
0. M. WHITNEY
Late Whitney Brothers.
Swede Turnip, White and Grey Stone, Mango el
Wurtzels, Carrots, Beets and Sugar Cane; &c.,
Ana a large stook of Garar Seeds of all kinds in bulk or by the paper. Also
Clover Seed, Timothy, Oro ard Grass, Rentucky Blue Grass, k Tares, ito
We also keep on hand a large stock of
Choice Family Groceries, Crockery, Flour, yeed and
Provisions at Bo4om Prices.
M. MOARISON,
East Bide Main Street* Opposite Market Stiiet, Seaf
EXEOUTORS' NOTICE.
IINDER and by virtue of the Rev'sed Statutes
of Onta 'o Cap. 107, Section tie, the eredi,
. Moritz, late of the 'Village
tors ot John
County of Baron, Tanner and a
SZhuroiee-lima' iknett,h ow deteasea, who died on or about
the Twenty fl. st day of May last, are hereby -
notified to fiend by letter prepaid, on or before,1
the firet day et Septenther next, to the under -
of the; said -John F. Moritz, deceased, their;
Christian arid leurnames, addresses, and deaerip
ment' of their ecounts, and the nature of secut-
ities (if any) Id by them, and that so soon after
the said erb (lay of September ; next, as the
assets of th'e said deceased, John F.: Moritz, phial
have been ;calized, the game will be destilhuted
among th parties entitled thereto, haying re-,
ference o tr. to the claims of whidh Notice shall
have been tiuniehed to the und.ersigned, and the
said Undersieed partiea shall not be liable for
the assels or any part thereof to aey peroon cif
whese claim notice shall not have been received '
by thorn at- the time Lf distrihutien. Any per.
son baying knowledge of _any preperty 'or se-
curities bcin part of the said vitiate, or who
are indeb to the said estate, are requested.
to cotemunic,ete with
Dated at Zurich this 17th day
June,
BPliSSELS LIME WORKS.
urniug thanits to the inhabitants of Brussels
and *lank tor past patronage, alAti beg to state
that having tnade several iniprovernents in their
kiln and mode of burning, they are now in a
bet*. poeition thatieTer before to supply the
pu Jowl lime. 1
, is be the ninth season of our busires
, taxa on so far, the publi ean rely on
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