HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-08-17, Page 6How to Keep Young,
an Itssen nun s IMES 'B. D. Pannell' be- 1
pORE TIM NOWELL- AND BRIDGE -
WATER 'ARNOW CLUB, JUNE UOTS:,*.
AND PUBLIS A REQUEST OT TRW
tHE
1-itAION IXPOSITO
AUGUST 17, ts
axe.
The husband
said of his w .fe
and careworn,
young your if
ings .
First, when We ar quite
mut take plenty . of outdoo
that we may grow an health
tive, and when Oder! engage
things that aio pleasingto th
Try to be a compauioji to you
k
The naind n:net be kept emu
the gray h rs m ,. ceme„
necessary th t *e sh ulcVthi
are old because a weet httle pr
usgnu:Oman:dna ; enter into
a your grandchildren. Th
may have passed your fiftieth
should, be iniiit ig your prime.
hard work that ie makinge 0
grow old, but
If the rain& is illedi with.
dworry r pita a
interesting it wiil lighten
Write an es ay occasionally.
always Elora subject that ev
gent woman capkviite on. T
one in OUP f rmers! club, who
talent enough to Writoan
not let the gentlemen have al
fit derived from these meeti
not know what you MU d
try. By permitting any 1
physical or mental, to roma,
we render itlria lees to us in
less degree. D,
i not burden
but give it h al liy eiercise,fo
and the body :tile so closely
that the One caUnot be disease
affecting the other. ;Do not
hag novels that will keep you
natural sleep, but rather he
ingethat will kee» the mind
you may have something to t
when at your daily labor. B
your conversation when in
that yon do itLot say thin
trouble you. When yon are
Words sho&d ever leave you
would, 1eavt an evil impr
trouble comes, l�ok on the
make the bet o hat cannot
;7.
Never get _a ry if it can
Live, above th trifling care
apt to vex, f r they are_apt t
'wrinkles. You 'should be m
all your ha its, your meals
taken regal y If supper h
taken too late, and yea have
night's rest,lone hour's exer
morning VII riprepare yen
breakfast. Por breakfast
stomach over -active for dinn
are apt to p tt e atomaoh t
task than it , art bear. 0
one meaLtoc mei= the other,
ach will soon give you notice
imposed up n. .Ifence yoI bring on
dyspepsia and a thousand other ills
which humftn flesh is heir to Regulari-
Iy in. the hours of meals can ot be top
strongly insisted cor,l. You hould not
forget to have pleasant pony raation at
meal times. And the hesban will have
, something to do with this. I he COMM
in from his Work cheerful, no matter
how much his Work May tro He him,.
he should leave it all out oors. , He
would if he thought it woul help his
wife to keep young. No m' tter if he
his lines of care; he Wears a long beard,
that will cover theee.hard li es about
the mouth, and he may still 1 ok young.
Or if he has a wrink d fore ead,. that
lf
may speak of a thou htful iaposition,
no matter how the w inkles o me there.
• Says on'?," We cannot hel how we
look." We cart help ft ; we hould not
allow our evil passions to rn e tia. If
the thoughts of our hearts ar pure and
lovely, it will show out in all our ways.
And I claim that ' you ne d to be a
Christian to mate up to this h gh stand-
point. For it needs the grace of God to
keep down some of our ,stron passions
which destroy the body. Yu should
not sit in darkeeed or illy entilated
rooms; we cannot be kept yo mg with-
out the enjoyment of good h alth, and
some of undo not take ontdoo exercise;
we may get that by cultivatin flowers,
and as ranch depends on skill rid taste,
and it is thought that mo:t women
have more patience and taste t an men,
it is a work which she .may a d should
excel ins and Othange from h r indoor
habits of life, ar0 it would ad beauty,
health and strength to her system.
Without the direet light and h atof the
sun the rose w uld not blush, nor the
lily bloom. Labor that adds- to our
health should he dignified. It a known
to be a Christian, virtue of WQ an that
she dignifies tbe labor of her Ow house-
hold; some may think that it is not
flowers
bes laot like to have it
at -she is looking old
but, rather, "flow
looks ;" tha is pleas.
young we
exercise,
and w-
in those
children.
children.
g, though
It is not`
that we
ttler calla
the Sports
ugh you
year, you •
It is not
✓ women .
re of life.-
•Oinething
the labor.
There is
ry
ere is 'net
has not
asay. Do
the bene.
•s ; you do
-until you
lty, either
dormant,
greater or
the mind,
the mind
oonnected
d without
ead excit-
Tore your
lthy read.
tive; that
ink about
careful of
company,
that will
lone. No
lips that
U
right side,
e helped.
e avoided.
that are
bring the
derate in
should be
not been
ad a good
ise in the
for a good
leaves the
r, arta you.
a harder
if you eat
the atom -
that it is
I/ A
. ladylike for her, to work SA th
or email fruits, but if so, it is f •pra the
want of the rig 't kind of an eau:cation.
In grace and bea.utryi we! sheul; ,befar
superior to OUT oity cousins, without
-calling to oar assistance: artifici Iaid,, if
we half live:up to the priyileg 's given
ne.Being out your buried tal nt itnd
he the next One to:write. an es ay, and
see if it dee& not make you feel young;
and remembee the., face is al ays en
index to the, feelings'.
- TheOrigin Of Postage St nips.
The idea of an adhesive sta p af.
fixed to a letter, as ludicative of the
payment of the postage, is mac • older
thenhas generally been supposed. .It
ia known. that the first suggeation of
suoh an arrangement in modern times
comes from Rowland Hill, the father of
'cheap postal system in England, about
the year 1838 or1810. It was several
years howevea before his -suggestion
was carried in -to effect. History, how-
ever, tells us that the ancient G-erman
cities of Thurn and Taxis had such a
system, which for some inexplicable I
reason, fell into disuse, or failed to be-
come- general nemong nations. The
medern postage stamp, then,. was first
used in England about the year 1812 or
1843. In 1845 E. A. Mitehell, then
post -master of New Haven, taking ad-
vantage of the English idea, made use
of a postage starep of his oWn, 'which he
corithaned to use until 1847, when the
United States Government issued the
first American pestage -Stamps. • They
were in two:denltoinatiens. • The five
cent was of a light brown color, bearing
the head of Franklin, andthe ten cent
of a gray color,with the effigy -of Wash-
ington. 1. I
At that tinie the rate_of,postage was
five and ten oentaaccording to diatance.
In 1851 a series of six denorninetimis
were issued. The dne-cent damp Was
blue, bearing an elliptical band upon
which were the wordtt "13. S. Postal
Despatch. Prepaid, One cent." Within
the band was in 'eagle with Wings eat -
spread. The twee:nut stamp was also
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blue, bearing the head ! of Franklin 1
the three -met stamp t vermillion, With
the head of Washiuttkne the fl le -Went ,
stamp ch000lateeeketh the head of Jef.1
N
Jerson ,- the threocOut reen, withthe
of Washington *0 thirteen tars i
in a semi-cirole above; be twelte cent
was black, also with the 4 ad of I ash -1
instate' The 24, 80 an cent at mps
were subsequently a dO: to the 8 riee-
The first of these boro t113 faceattlof We
ington ; the second * 8 I ri ortteg 'with
the head of Franklin ated the 1, : t was
dark -blue, also with t e head of ash-
figton. There was i t is series eLlso
square carrier's sta 1 p, !blue li. colo
mid bearing the head of'1 `riankli .
An Ancient Br: Cost me.
Ohatting.a few eye ai a since ith a
charming old lady 80 yea ,! and
seated close beside hr n a c imney
Corner whose iespacio a fire -pi e was,
aglow with a hickory bl e such a -few
of this generation ha e •een , fo t nate
enough to wieness an e foy,the u rent
of social gossip and a m iseence flowed
into the domain of 0 e gossi c and
fashion. With& mi ut ness of detail
(which exhibited rem 'hie po s o
niemery, we were fa d with clear-
ly defined descriptio oflthe m ners
customs and .prevale t odes of dres
of the days, "when 80 waa, youn andi
to the manor born," hree jscore year
ago. - Excusing herse ffbr iai m ment,
sheleturned bearing p n her rm
silk dress, once whit ' initenew liinpidl
and -yellow by the to ch of tithe.
The dress deserve escriptio . I
was narrowly gored. i the fro t ' ea
side breadths, and q te short. Ini
the back there was a Iarge clasper o
deep gathers. • The iii t was relegate
almost to the armpits, and - the very
short bodice was cut ont squire in the
neck, and edged With w e-, old-fashion-
ed lace. ! The waist wasl laced Op lb
back with a flat co da ' The Sleeves
were long and close, and finished, wit
.frills of lime at the wrists. .
"This was my weddi g .dress 't she.
said. "My father rodo a dista ce of
more than thirty milesn horseback to
buy the silk of which it w as made. [ Its
1 i .
cost represented my ea nags for more
than four years in butter and , leese-
making. I cut and mad it with. ray
own hands. My pattern was the bridal
dress of our pastor's wife, who t e' year
before had come to us a yonng bride
from the shore of Massachusetts Bay:"
Holding up one of the sleeves, she
said; I .
"Here is a stain upO \the s. One
of my bridesmeids in ;'adjusting MY
modest, homemade veil, :pricked' her
finger With an intrusive
the tiny wound fell a
blood,of which this ble
and taken. To me it w
to her it wati a grievous
clouded her evening's h
in, and from
ingie drop of
ish is the sign
a but a trifle;'
mishap Which,
piness." 1
1
: 1
Unfashionable M s. StOre.
Forty thousand' drea makelia and
milliners, with all their arts of devel-
opment and coneealnae t, shaping and
adornment, could'not m ke Mrs. !H-8X-
riet Beecher Stowe a tylish ' °man.
The same is true of the Queen of 1 Ig.
land, I believe, but I have never lbad a
chance to study her, while this eek I
have had a good, 1eisur4ty,' two hours
il
view. of the authoress of " Unele TO121'S
Cabin." My conclusion is that si6 is a
sinner against fashion tho can'itl pos.
siblyinow that her redeemer liveth,
for the simple reason that there is ma
salvation for her. ,She le the kind of a
woman who rises superior to chthes.
They have no modifying .effect on her.
Thernost fashionable detrices are ower -
less to alter her inclitiduality. Pro-
hably at soine timeein- hr life sllie has
tried to keep up with the 'prof salon,
but it was long ago. It has be
11dn a long
while since she droppe1 hopelessly to
the rear of those who c , angd ,th i
.i uni-
forms every season., .
It was at the celebration - f her
brother Henry's seventieth birthday in •
the Brooklyn Academy iof Music Ithat I
saw her. She rvsembles hi very
closely as to the face, which is th same
as saying her features ar b big, dee -lin4d
and unique. No bonne could h ld it's
own in conjunction with hem. he one
that was on this occasion subordinated
to them was in the style, I gn, ss, of
twenty-five years ago. • The resti of her
garb was equally antiquated. Kindly
and brainy 'enough she looked, a d, oh!
how we did cheer her when she ame to
the froet of a proscenitiea box! Bet as
an exponent of the fashion she 'vas a,
success only as a remote negati e. By
her side sat the wife of Henry Ward
Beecher, c rrying her seve ty-two
years heaviijr as he did his sevent jaun-
tily—a bent, wrinkled, brok ni td
woman, but neatly end fas onably
dressed in mourning. Then th re was
Beecher's daughter Hattie, wife of the
Rees Samuel Scovil„ who is of his and
Harriet's sort. She lives in an i'nterior
New York village that ip large enough
to provide competent peoducers ef fash-
ionable attire, and yet ' he looked like
Miss Bumpkin frorni Bumpl4nville,
though a healthy who' some ere ture,
Manitoba Notes. '
T. S. Menary, a general storekeeper
at Cartwright, has assigned in tries.
—Mr. J. A. McDougall, of Winnipeg,
is credited with having made the fastest
time' on record. He went from Winni- •
peg to Edmonton in 9 days.
—The deposits in the Dominion Gov-
ernment Savings Bankm1 t Winni eg for
it
July amounted to Il611, 57. Th -with-
drawals for the Elamel pl riod amounted
to -464,41.6.29.
-----The Winnipeggers i have at tl ngth
comp down to the gommone el of
ordinary humanity, An now re o nize
the necessity for the us . of upper coin.
The Sun says:. Half a ton of Calnadian
cents has been received at:theoffice of the
Assistant Receiver General hero. The
five cent piece will now assume a more
respectable position in society.
—Agricultural impleMents arijived at
the port of Winnipeg frona Jann ry let,
1883, to July 31st, 1883,„ 750 carloads.
Settlers' stock, implements and!effects
during the same pericid, 758 ca.rloads.
Me -king a total of 1,508 carloads. These
cars, if made up in 9U0 train would
reach ten miles', and represent al Value
of at least $2,500,00 nand probably
much more. ,
. ,
—The Winnipeg Frep Prase* a re-
cent date says Mr. R.l 1. Blow:0,1 late
of Winnipeg, bat w has Acently
settled in the vicinity o Whitewpcd, on
the Cut Arm .Creek, Met a s14oking
death a 'Short time ag 1, On oedayt,
July 21st., while he wa .preparinn om'e
logs for his house on hi half sec i n itt
24, township 21, range west, e had
the axe uplifted during. heavy t u der
storm, ud the Iigbtning WM at rutted 1-
, .
by the s se . -Iti is supposed that the
atinffia his head: 'Ihelightn ug cut
.his'ha to nbbous, ran down, one ar
into hi ;pants pocket, dewn his leg Su
out th ough his boot into the earth. 1 0
bourse a WAS litlled inatantl • M
Mowa • was a nepheof Hon, Olive
Mow Pr Mier lo Out'rice an A boarded
at th Grand Central otel iu Witmi
peg fiel *bent a year. He h sd man
1
frien• : ..,tiii was'a gen ahfavori e wit
all e knew hi . His arida n an
trap . eath is regarde.with th deep
est s'r Ow. •
— ! ' Brandon Sun o aline flrs
as it : es it, in the atelest bel.poid
says ti r.'lleer indl: y,1 of niota
repo • t barley la Southern a kelt%
not I froth Br n n, &being h riest
ed. 1 kinds o
Who: .! ill be ri ee nePas otet lose• ew eke'
1
Mr. i dlay begani to se thi s as n'
potat. : ori the l3th J ly: ;He se s ha
in th eighbor ood' of the Inter at on
al be. .clary ,the Seaton is be t! w .
, -- he Emerson nationallada ctin° R ilWay.
n tnte1a
.
Of t e colt tr along
week: advane
the 1 n .`of the au
eP
that he Ogilvie • liue Conanhen ell
a gan of men at wor ati Gs tra hew-
ing o 1 timnber, to be u ed . in t e On-
struo ibuot elev , to s w ich they r4ose
to er At 'Virden, n t e Mai ine of
the - anada Pacificnd at
timb
each.
a
miles st otfybEeastitai..;soeonc. 9A1"
will e cepapietr o
the li a
ed on !the
Gret , !on the bound
when they brckight
territ.rj. This j 'gave
aud tus season thyh:
briu:'zg the loge over
roug . T e company
alar:e1elevator at 'M
i
appli 6 the CoUleil
palitf Lorne for
taxes fr a term o! ye;
fined Ithe exemption.
of t i ' they have 43
only ojnordinary . w
point 1, I
innipeg 6
,
y line, el' hteen
The el vetore
40,000 utthele
mtiaey h d the
meeic
IL
n ide o
ay duty on i
into Ca .adia
hem p. inkter
e ire te. 14 it
he line In the
t
II iteort iv ,S roencat
of ; tho 11 unici-
:xemptio from
s, but w :re re.
lin; CO u nce
elude i e ect
I
a
ehistis t tihat
n 1 sa s : When
the t4iiu a rived un th Canada abific
Raildepot ie ! Win ipeg th other
night tyoung lady Wa espied f oni it
in anIysterical fie. She I Wan 4ar 'eds.
into 1141e waitingroom and latt in an
unco as sta Dr.f-' Sutherland,
who epeeed to be itt the etatiori, Fetid
tht yopng la wa Spifferin from
ment aberration, apparently b ought
1 o
on b sa point.* nt r trot. le. Gon-
ductclrj Risteeu says that the la y wire
first with ber tr uble at ergu4
Falls 1 Station 1 Agent Cane Will and
other railroad cffiei is didl all in theit
power to a1!evi.te;the 4res o tnin4
,
itwhich the younglas y was au erieig,
bwuthwi h little effeet. There is a wiry
sorrowf1 tale hanging over the affair.
It is tle old story of lo !e and desertion.
It seemn tliat t e poor girl fell in love
with alraUroad man, s1vhoe lives in St.!
Paul. He enticed hier to that city under;
a profr4ise1 of marriaige. , When she
arrive4 there he 'found- that til man
h
who p ofeseed o 1 've iher h d dis-
appose d ad aree y d settecl her. The
niatto 'imust hay p eyed up n''' lier
1.,
nund tnd driven hr to dietracti n: A
short t. e after her arrival at th depot'
in Wrnipe,g herbrot1ieandelder sister
came tb the depot, and the scene be-
tween phe sisters Icr e a very affecting
one. Ti e nefortun te girl again ssyooued
-away iuto an hyete ical B. , and I was
some tinie before she -recover d con-
sciousrnsia. She * s tsken to h r resi-
dence op oWilli in Street in a cab.
Her ;amine is sup,. essed mit of espece
to her tiara ts, vi% i are well known in'
Winnii4g.
rLEQA14;
P. 13..1' CAFiRk410.1..,
AT of Garrsewl& Proudfoot's ffice, Go
8 leiter, Conv yaucer, &a. Money
KO- Office in ! eyer's Blecke.Main
Sealer I
°rich,
loan.
treet,
794
ey to
F10E—
. 774
8 olioi-
rrow
686
13,• °
Corner
GA,R
to
Wm . P
HAYS, Soli itor, &o. Plivate, mo
nd at lowasitates of inteteet. 0
ol Square an 'West Street', Gedarie
OW & PROUDFOOT,Barrisfers,
&o., Goderieh, Ontaride-J. T
ondfoot. '
CA
M.003
oron.
BON, IIOLT & CAMEBtON, Bar
lfoitors in Chancery, &o. Goderio
maronea 0.,Philip lio;t4 M. G
iitera
,Ont.
Oatn-
606
1.1 •°•11EY
L. aw, Solid
for tak ng &Endued
Solieit r for the
Privet funds te 1
R, Barrister and Atto
or in Chaneery; Commis
is in the Provi co of Ma
auk of Hami ton, WI
an atilt to fa er cent.
ey at
ioner
bob,.
gham.
688.
MAN
4"- C
of jolt
Officer
MANNI
of Ham
vits in
cent.
0. Meir
ING
nveyinoe
ston, Tis
eaver 111
0, JAMES
&DIC
lock, Win
Iton. ee
nitoba.
ucknow o
R. E. L.
COTT, Barrister, Sol Edon,
&o. Solicitors for the Bank
ale & Gale. Money to loan.
k, Clinton, Ontario.H.
COTT. ri81
INSON, Barristers, &c., ent's
ham. Solieitks for th4 Bank
missioners for taking atilda-
Private funds to loan at 6 per
e every Wednesday.'W:.
'MUNSON. 738
TAT
B
Money
Block,
FTU
with Cam
wister,
loan,
eaforth.
E. DANCE
ron,Holt & parneron, Go erich,
elicitor, Cornnyancer
enson'a Old Office, Ca duo's
786
MOT
4-1 P
enders
teal co
be uN
debts d
will pa
tlie fir
°ember
STED.
OE of Die elation of Partnership —The
rtnerehip eretofore existing between the
gned ha e t • s day been dissolved by ran -
sent. Th business of the late '11.rin will
ed on by R. HOIXIGITED, to wIloin all
e to the rm will be payable, ard who
.and disoh rge all debts due and owing by
• Dated a Seaforth, the gist day bf De -
1882, S. .Mo0AUGHEY ; F. II LIIE-
Witness, NDREW CALDER.
F. H LIVIESTED,,
RAIMISTER, & . Law OffideL--Scott's Block,
M Street, eaforth.
8.0. MCCAUGHEV,
Rote OR, &e. Law OfttorreScott's Block,
"-' Main Street, leaforth. 785
AU
TIONEERS.
BRINE, pioenced Auctioneer for the
nay of Huron. Sales attended in all
f the Conal. All orders left at theEx.
Office wi 1 be promptlyattended to.
A.'
prOlnIA
dreier
McKill
LGATTYJ Licensed Auntioneer r the
ounty of uron. Sales ofalldesor ptions
y attend° to on reasonable term . Ad-
albon P. O. or Lot 14, ConceseCon 14,
p. 774
OR SALE.. -
el undersigned' offers . f6r sale
hbred Durhare bull calves,
;:sire, "Morning Star- darn,
els." Entered in nev herd
Wen. TEnste—CASTI, Zfay be
oneession 2, Morris. JOSEPH
le1P. Q. 801
FDR
ALE.—
o thorou
seven onths' ol
"Queei of Bru
book; pedigree
seen 0 Lot 18,
SELL RS; Bluev
HOT .L FOR SA LE.—In the village of dit mher-
icy, tawnship of Huron, county of Bruce.
The be t countrylloiel in Brune having sab1es,
sheds, ells, an acte and a quarter of lam , good
orehar aild ice house. For particulars. I ply to
JAS. EE LE, Seaforth, or JAS , A. MACP BER -
SON, incardine.1 8117x12
1
)
VOR ALE.—A/ comfortable cottage and two
sho s, suitahle I far blaCkamith and wagon
• maker, in a good part of the town for bnsiness.
The Co bags is in 'good repair, and is pleasantly
situate . The whc-le property wl11 be sold in a
block r separat4ly; and.very cheap. Apply to
W. N. TATS01, Seiler th. 808-tf
ott E FOR 8411,E.—A one and a half ptory
f A.me dwei1ng, eitnated in A pleaeant part
of the t wn, °Outselling nine robms, cellar, wood
house nd stable ; strine foundation under the
house nd hard and Oft water on the premises.
Apply to C. AL WHITNEY'S Tin and Stove Em-
polium Seafortla. 'Ale° a good Drivirg Mare
eight eear e old, on,e light wagon, one buggy,
oue se light ha ei.s. 802 -LI
(JCL S FOR SALE., --The undersigned has a
`-' sp n of general purpose three year old
eolts, a mare aid kelding, for sale. They are
unbroken and pe ferrtly sound. One is a dark
bay, a d the othe light bay 4 They can be
seen a ,anytime oi let 34, co cession 6, Mc- '
Killop. WM. N. , I IICHAEL.
1 811
0
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CARP
BE
HOS
H.AMILTON
TON COMPANY,
AM1LT N, ONTARIO,
MAN FACTURERS O'
TTON YARNS!
ite arid Col red, Single tx1.4 Double, '
WARPS White and iall Colors,
WARPSilAND.
every Description.,
YAB,'N
BALLED- RN TJTING YARNS
OF vAlue
Devi 1,87 Tick?: igs an1 Cottonades.
The Goods are ue iversally pr flounced by the
*trade t i be fully eq`ual to any . made, and for
regular ty and eventless in reake and . coloring
they a e unsurpassed.
OAR 'ET WEAVEIRE1—Iraii 'will Mail our
War s imperio 'to any in the market.
TiVe nak yogi jus so give: i n truth
If Y ur Dry Giods man as not goo it
writ t us -and *e 'e will see 'on are prompt-.
ly .sup .
OUR YARNS, of which we make all dequip-
Motto, vill be found equally good. Ask
for tit ,m. Try them.
This ompan'y :was aWardell two first Prize
silver r °dais at TorOnto Exhibition in 1881, and.
three 'rst prizes at the Provincial Exhibition at
Kings )n 1882. 1,
AGENTS:
WI ANS & Co., Toronto..
F. cELDE RY & C., Montreal:
" - 814126
FARMING TOOLS
1 -
We have now in stock a fall line Of
1
s,
aths,
Forks,
Hoes,
Seyt
Sn
RakeS,
.13 clzdine Frke,
awn Mtwers,
Barb .Pence Wire,
And evert•thieg in the .hardware line at
lowes .prices it
KI
D'S IardwMe
Establishment,
N STREET, SEAFORTH.
PT,OWS
1, ,
ILLED.
PLOW
,
r Load of Genuine Loirt,h;Be4c1
'
PLOW 8 & $U KY PL W...
--JUST RECEIVED AT.
1
0 C. WILLSON'S
A gricultural Implement Warer6om, Seafor
which will be sold at old prices, notwithstanding the increase ! of la peti cent.
import duties, the subscriber being determined to ke p those Valuable Pltiws in
stock, imported One Hundredand•Fifty of them a fe days before thesenthe
tariff; consequently, he is.enalled to sell them at for er pricei until t ePliresent
stook is exheristed. 1Gall and see those Plows before buying a! comm�n or in-
ferior article. Ever tt Plow guaranteed to give .satisfac ion or no sale.
A full Steck of Massey Reapers and Massey MO ers, Toronto Reepes and
Toronto Mowers, Toronto Cord Binders and Masse 's Low Down 13. der, and
Sharp's Rakes, all of which will be sold cheap arid on teasonable terms,. Fiepairs
of alhkinds always op hand •for the above machines. Don'tfai to see na stock
before buying a machine.
O. C. WILLS- ON, Main Street Seaf6rth.
7
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REMOVAL.
Seifortb. Musical InstrUment Ern o
I 1
I 1 I
1
Beg tto annonnee that they have removed to more comtnodious pre ises, one
door berth of the Post Office, where they will be found With a large and well-
se1ected1 istock of DUNHAM KAtos. which are 4 well known and 'highly
elan+ of by all musicians. EXCELSIOR ORGAN .—These Oreanet have re-
ceived the highest rewards wherever shown, and havel also received a dtplerael at
the leduStrial Fair prat closed at Toronto. We also keep rn stook other Pianos
and.0rgans, and all kinds of small instruments, sheet =WO and rstrptioxi
bookie Agents wanted.1
SCOTT B*OTAERS, See
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SCOTT BROTHERS
HOTEL CARDS.
1D.NNIE HOUSE,
(Lillie Foster's Hotel)
illiAFORTH, ONT.,
DENS
asinnning the management of this Hou re
wk haVe completely renovated and refurnish-
ed it throughout with new furniture in the best
style, Which enables us to give first-class worn-
modation to the public. • The best brands of
Liquors and `Gigars at the Bar. An attentive
Hostler alWaye in attendance at the Stables.
Particular attention given to the farming com-
munal..
1
M'Clinrges moderate.
T1.4ell.Roya1
(LATE CARMICHAEL'S)
'SEAFfORTH,
BROS., PROP RTF1TORS..
1. JAMES WEIR
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BPee to tufnn his old friends and • the travel-
ling Public that having purchased this new
and eremmOdieue hotel building, he helei thorough-
ly re-parniShed and re -fitted it from t'op to bot-
tom, and it is now one of the most comfortable
and ccinvenient hotels in The county. By strict
attent4on to the wants of his customers he hopes
to metit a :slurp of public patronage. The rooms
are allkvell furnished and:well heated. The bar
will es kePt supplied with the best, and an at -
tentative end trust worthy hostler will always be ;
in attOidance. Good sample rooms for Commer-
cial
Remember the "Royal Hotel," corner of Main
tteets, Seaforth. 733
and Gbderich
jS,A.A.TES WElit, Proprietor,
I
SEAFORTH HORSE •INFIRMARY.
—
VORNER of Jarvis and Goderich Streets. next
deer to the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or any
of the idomPsticatedanimal, successfully treated
at thOnfIrmary or elsewhere on the shortest
notice) Ohaeges moderate. Jets. W. Etante,
Veteriflary1 Surpon. P. S.—A large stock of
VeteriTurryibledicuies kept constantly on hand.
L ,
MONEY TO LOAN..
THE unciiersigeed, havieg been appointed Agent
fo th 'Ha tailton Provident and, Loan Society,
Is now prepared to cffret Loans either cn farm
or towin pr petty at the lowest rates of interest
and on theenost favorable terms. Applications
by mail or gersonally promotly attended to.
WM. BALLAb TYNE, Seaforth. 804
MCCOLL!, BROTHERS & 00.,
TORONTO,
Manqactnrers and Wholesale Dealers i
LARDIINE,
CY1LINDER,
I
1BOLT CUTTING
WOOL 01
SI
6.4.1.•..i.
i
.1 f
Oar celeerated. LARDINE branld is
1
unexcelled by tiny other oil on the
market. In recegnition of its sup rior
merit we ho.ye received all the
HIGHEST PRIZE8
Wherever we exhibited since 878,
among! other awards a large ntunb r of
1
OOLDISILiER & BRONZE MEDALS,
Besidee ntuinereus Diplomas. It is
warranted7 ot to gum or clog, and a it
weats enna to Nutter oil is, therefore,,
the Most profitable oil for those run. ng
me.cbinery. 1
la- Farmers, Threshers and
inen sholuld try it. For sale by
WM,. ROBERTSON & CO.,
-802-26 SEA,FORTH.
Mill
MEDICAL,.
W G. S. MAC
" • Surgeon
`dence, that lat
Auburn,
DOICALD,1111.D., 311.,Physicien
Aocoucheutte &e. Office and resi.
ly occupied by Dr. liatehiseto
781
j G. SCOTT M. D. rleo PhysiolaniSurgeon and
J • ,iteconcheur, Seaforth Ont. Olice sin.dresi-
d into& south sido of Goderich Street, coo d door
east of Presbyterian Church,. 84$
T.1- L. VERCQE, M. D., C M.. Phyoia
-1--1• • geon, etc.,Poroner for 01.3 County of
Office and Res donee, on Jarvis street
directly opposi e Seaforbh Public &libel.
, Stir.
Reran.
nortS,
WM. RANO ER, M.D., O. M.Grad ate 01
Y oGill II iversity, 'Physician, Sorg on and
Acconeheur, Se forth,Ont. Office and Bee ideuce,
N orth side GO erich Street, Ant, Bfiok Hoirse
east of the Met °diet Church. 496
) ,
EYE, EAR AND ittRQAT.
,
DR.. C ORCE S.' RYERSON,
L. R. C: P., L. . 0. S. E., Lecturer ea the Ilya
Ear and Throe, Trinity Medical College, !Toron-
to, and Surgooi to the Mercer Eye and ar Io
-
firmer/. Late Clinical !Assistant &Oat ondon
Ophthalmic Beep, tel, Mootfields, nd entre],
Throat and Er HoSpital.
I
317 CHURCH STREET, T RO TO.
• Map be con'oalbed at the
, 1
WINDSOR .110'REI., STRATIi'011D
On the "Last SATURDAY its lE,A (11
708
C. CARTWRIGHT II&SONi
TIENTIsTs, wili visit 6eaforth
every 'W'cdoesday and Thrirs-ii
day, and Clinton every Felday o
each week, except the week *hen
Tuesday conies that in the ettOith.
Teet extracted without pain. Chaiges moderate
and t rms cash. 130-25 '
• RGEON DENTI1ST.
GR DUATE of the Royal College of Dental
iirgeonsel Canada. Office in the rooms
iatelf occupied. by II. Derbyshire Whitney'ri
BlooI4.
All operationh carefully p1r!ormedj and. satis-
factien guarauieed. Charges ansier te.
1)1,71. tilie.u-2.`e; taltnewx:Lrott‘c.tise_d.wi #.1 outputs.
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1$.:WA+SON DEN'TthT,
, .
Faculty Gold :Medalist and Colleg
Gold Medalist R. C. D. S.
!!
I1avnte many years' experience ire is able t
make all operations in Dentretry suitabl
and • lasting. Preserving = teeth Specialty.
Chloroform, Efsher or Nitrous Oxide Gee given,.
Ear
C4,arge8 Moderate. avtli
Office in, Me er's Block, Main Street, Seafort
I,50s BOTTLE
—OF.
CLYCERA Ea BALSAM OF FIR
The Magic cure for
1 1
COOCIIS OOLDS!‘)OilE THROA
Sold during the past Year, and the d
mated coestantly inereasing. This
valuable medicine may now be Occurs
from
Messrs. Jciseph Kid4 & Son, .Liubli
Hr. Jas. .oruntrnond, Myth.
Andrew Gbvenlock, Winthirop
James CaMpbal, Walton.
Wm. Scot, Bruelfield.
Henry Se4afer, Kippen.
Jas. BOndbron cf Scn, Hensall,
;
' And Wholesale oir retailfroM
LUMSDEN '&.WILSON, -
Manufacttirere, Seaferthe
, THE PIONEER
HARDWARE ST913EJ
STONE BLOCK, WMG-Iiente.
JAMS A. CLINE &
ooesSOrs to Gordon & Sooti,)
Headquarters for the ceIebr
ashburn &
Steel Two -Barb Fencing W
ONE CARLOAD
Montreal, Cut Na
ieceived this week, and will b
.
tom prices. Best brands a
EAD and r
ENGLISH BOILED AND: RA
ted.
Oen
tut.
Hardware of descriptions at
ow prices as is consistent with a Square
egitimate business.
JAMES A. CLINE l& Co.
7RFECTION AT L ST
uCCESS- EXTRAORDI
EGMONDVIL1
OLLER. MI
The only genuine Roller Mil
Qounty, which now has no
and few equals, on the eon
America for manufacturing
lour.
-11•••••
Ls.
in the
nt of
Iler
n,
A CREAT REVOLUTION IN MILLINC.
The Bread Question of Vital Im Mance.,
The Gradual Reduction
by Rollers now in
Operation.
lioller Flour brings from $1.25
per barrel more than the best
made by the Old Proms
Grifiting a Specialt
tem
11-
•
$1.50
Flour
, Farmers, will in all cases g t their
own wheat ground, and by our ee,wsys-
tern get a stronger, whiter, richer and
'totter grade of flour by far t in the
Public has hitherto been able t9 get.
Remember, there is no hurrah el," or ex-
periment &our adopting the adual
Reduction System. Our new sys em is
thorough and reliable. It his been
thoroughly' tested, and proved a great
anceess itt Hangary, Germany, France,
England and the United States
We gavel A 1 Flour previou o our
eXtensive change at a heavy c tti,rand
We guarantee better Flour no ojae
trial will be sufficient to prey
as-
sertions correct.
CHOPPING.
Our facilities for this class f work
are unsurp esed, and customers May de-
-on ge ting their chopping done at
ance. Be tire and try our fam s new
process—r Iler flonr.
I
Flour Drain Shorts and Feeil deliv.
eted to any part of Seaforth, tiarpur-
hey or Egruondville free of chaege.
sat °tar Saw Mills at Egm ndville
and Brucebeld in full operation
8b8 KYLE & MUS
OARMER
IT WILL PA
TO CALL AT THE
YOU
HURON FOUND Y„
HEAR TH H1CH SCHOOL,SEAFORTH,
And see our stock -of
17) Lows
;
N'Thich hes been made especially for
tnis county,' I have greatly improvea
y ;Gang Plow for this season, and feel
13
setiefied ie. saying that it is th best in
the market. Our
I
L ND ROLLER
Are large 4ua heavy. running 1 Oit and,
doing goo work. Our . 1
GR IN CRUSHE S
Are made frorn hard iron, and will last
lip/agar than any other niacin e made.
Having special tools for eputting
Rollers, we cans guarantee sattsfaction.
5pecial tten-tion given to icepairing
Steam Ergines, Saw =an d Gri t Miffs,
1
Reapers, owers, Threshing sickliness.
and all ki ds of machinery re aired 011
short note and at rreasonab e rattle.
To contr ctors and. others tBridge
Bolts an Castings at lowe ti rates,.
notation furniehed on applic tier..
' lit:" Alec agent for the implemente-
d L. D. 5 wyer, Hamilton. A Minim
Of repairs constantly on hand. '
HOMAS HEN
RY.
u'BEL: S MILLS, HIPP NA1
J HN McNEV1
Proprietor olf these well known and po tiler milLe,
has now got' everything in -firet-clas. Working
order, and iS prepared to turn out an attiele of
Wiled by any tuill in the country.'
FAMILY: FLOUR which cee, IS be eV
OrRISTING DONE WRILE T111
Flour exch gedWfoAri
t
wheat.
I.chToppi
4losenption romptly attended 'to. gl everira114
)3rainati-"plicIlRente
n, Htiad'lnahand
h
dr the poldant he 1°west
initke
: JOHN McNEVIN
:PARTS
nes;
1
-11 B. PBELL, ProvincialiLa ;bilge
46. • andZIIII/Ingituser, Orders_ y qpretsli
Irattft43d p.
rD. a. ciainztori.
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!
eller
rs. Je 3-‘•
„e, enle, nes
Amid scild 113
7 etie ve 4:1-a,Y8 si
ccivifbiafter Ise
verene-
a. doer ow
lee els recent
Tem ofthere
arie 0111 living,
born deed, an
lett erowo rete
—,The t.lik.!.
-this PrOW11 Pri
es siX feet two i
Noy fond ef a
forego that p:e
en
ly'.ssitive et -
t-.
eon ve an ine
aGeorge X
th6, swedinit
Btrg,43viorpli T
chidT vc,he „„
Ries. Otcaf ef
eanstly of tl-e !
.blpeltboar.1 ot
bid i Written 41
W*I
W . e dying. ta
1.4d wet n'itt o'
ts0 tY,..37,,a-r
PP*:‘,2'
nt r Irma :N.!
-
of t',30 OOP. lik
5l:TOW11,intO N.
Skeletoll.
years se,‘
he anth
Maris. Du
th,c
thre
,orWd
ts het ea rttri isotaeirette 440i:
.110• B:esttehteseir. rsIlt:Nlr:A:;1
.splae,__n:dtobr
bneit4nr7:1 tfl
to
soid t:bbe(;::171' atgli fitt,1
were selliee'
;ofth
roian
faaeiStutu-r:d°33;lef.
he -
00 'ahem°. A
totinterfeit
—Mr. Reber
reeent istue
etates tbat tbe
near Ayr, a
Tarn 01:.'•31ia
Smith, of the
father is the s
tbecriginal of
She itt.descrth
age, 8.Eiti k
teeainOy gocd
iteuld Scotch
oJ ber good n a
that she me*
silver coat lin
evbre ee his ee
,marriage. M
named Mrs,
Straereer, en
-
Stoma -oh Bitte
poisonous
EidneY and
peel seer to
the blood.
Stomaeh Bite
relieve
abteish. I i I io
seontech, Iir
Wit
tontagion -3
have ne ho.
son's Stoma.:
pare and co•
gists. letrge
‘3. Oldand m
Wondetfully
Sersaesa-ril i
ft -loth -sore ey•
-With apy Bert`,
-• r4ay be melt
use.- 7199ette
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If y0
the ravages tit
n3er season,
Fowler's Ex
leand. fur nee.
Jerras Of Bee
I
11 Its seothin
'POO scalp, &Lt.
Vention -01 ds
has 130 equal.
hair to its o
the grovvth
heat tiful, sod
ttes.rante. t're
—
1*.tokle!
The greate.
*orld.! Wit
burns., :Itruis
fever Sores,
corns, ietter,
ekin ernaption
every inetane
mute per her
783.,51
to
cr
aorat neadycacail3ks:11fint iofi.frrtel iLttst
dr
b4frtaern:ilif:n11.1:
Burdo
Of Mack's Mti-
ti
tha he is a
pr nty 3 le
he c
An the de
Pr., Austin
Oonntenane
lauFgishly,
teinethe
of either t
• debility.
ZNillifeGr4S cola
ihn
muscles,