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tbe country at
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FIRST REQUIS1T
Mg to Manitoba
i a supply of
ritbrated Cured Meats
, Lost season 1 supj Ilea nurese.
I they all exprtased themselves
ati Rama that their investment
. 1 ha-ve slat) supp 'etl a geed
n, but have still a I rgegnantity
1 wet furnish on th most favor -
bey persort going , to anitoleeer
thould not fail to ' g t a eupply
'..
Ther
viQuia do
re Liberally De
it Mak
cured meats kep constantly
grocery store, Mainj street, Se*.
io large or ares/1 q entitle& 1
caraca nem As a miaow,.
000ERIESi
a, pure and elteap, sensual. Put-
cvet reoeev by hu , from me.
epet, Sark's- Bloa
ain Street,.
HUGH ROBB.
reep constantly on
Specific, a sure c
tigestion. Any who
xt to their neighbor
receipt •of price. B
p-#4.
ItJGu RoBA,
band a felt
tor
vet age It
1144M-su4s.
le agent for
eafdrth.
rhe Jew
Her.
to ge for good reliable
LY,
VEi-PLATEQ WARE
SPECTACLES.
••••••••••
d a:Represented,. or
d Examine and be
010tavineed0
ng Done and Sa,tisfeation
L. PAPST,
13 Big Clock, Main Street, ,
Seaforth.
HOR. LINE,
nittitt Steamdents
N'ew York every Saturday for
vi
LOY .friOERRY,
4$60 t-a88fL Set. 1aCsbin,$.10-
Outward $28' Pi rola $21.
•
QUEENSTOWN SERVICP
Sails Sept. 8, Oct.18, Nor. 17.,
14 eats Sept. 22, Oet. 27, Dee, L '
" Sept. 29, Nov. 8,Deire&
goat() to 8100 aeeording to Reset&
toeend Cahn:Cana Steerage seals:10
a Drafts items& at lowest rates ant
heirge in England, Scotland and
•
Cabin Plans, Book of Tonna dye
ON BROTHERS, NerYork,
DICKSON Post Office 7 r Seafertb. -4'w
OVAL
MGT'S
31,, 18,8
• ctaietien.
--et Si, give Pae e lively
eay compositien" said little
nis sister Matiha replied:
--Theeingle eyeglade is w
ande. The theory is that h
with one eye much more .th
comprehend. .
—33e8sie, three years olcI, o
ena ben of paneies na bloom,
..Seb tbe funny little faces
beads.
THE
bjeot for
en; and
rn by the
can see
nrhe oan
Fleeing in
ried out:
'out any
re,'" Inquired an np-town boy
esterase, d what is a mower
anmaree ?" replied the father
monarch is UMWvrho never
east stopping a tr
ob t" "A
sadly, "a
marries."
ain f card
a
3thbfrOm 40 to 60 cents.. When
the train is stdpped by another train,
these prices become somewhat inflated.
_at Sambo, kin yot telt me why "deer
es de pennies from de
" " Course
nts .ob de
Id a board-
er to bis hoate s7 " Why do you call my
'batter the gest ?" Baked the lady.
epecatise" replied the unfeeling wretch,
'its every strong butter."
___A clergyman asked some obildren :
0 Why tlw we say in the Lord's Prayer,
"who art- in Heaven," since God is
everywhere?" A , little drummer boy
answered, "Because its he clqnarters.
—Lorenzo Dow once said of a grasp.
ing avarielottfi farmer, that if he , had
he whole viola enclosed i a single
• field, he would not be contont without
& patch on the outside ti:, raise pota-
toes.
. -e-A Preach Marquis was riding out
•one day when:he passed. an old; priest
trotting alone contentedly on a quiet
bay, " Ha, ha," exclaimed tbe
'marquis, "how I goes 'the ass, good
father?" "-On horseback, my son, on
horseback ?" replied the priest:
—Without i• earnestness no man is
-ever greet or aoesi really great things.
He may be the cleverest of moi; he
. may be bannanteentertaining, popular,
'
but he will want weight. No soul -
moving picture wits ever painted that
bad not thedepth of shadow.
- —An English Writer says that "one
of the greatedt beauties of the Welsh
...tongue is the consistent method of pro-
nouncing it. Just so. Tbere is great
beauty in allele words as t Dwffwohnta-
wiffildfrynedelyywoh," when prosionn-
ced consisteetly--And that is the way
we always pronounce 'ern. ,
—The merchamt of the future will
have a line df cabs and liveried ser-
vants to sena for lady customers, when
requested to do so by telephone, and
rem them
.to theto their homes, after their
It
pure ases are made. Things quite
. se singular have frequently happened
LU theeletehipment of trade.
...•••• •
alwariably ta
children. at de- meday school
/ kin. Dia 29 to get de c
flleOtifl
* se p s the goat," e
ed it to their own, a
• till at last nangh1 iwlea
diernsation but ts na
most degrading i olat
At the time weeglif
amination we fin t at
called Christian
There existed'
the name, no soh s
ing; Writingand c phering w
and distinct trad 8.1 'The
nobility, the r
wholly unacquaI
of the alphabet
meu, known as
belonged to the
them as a speci
taught their bu
inarists, apprent
selves and their
bow to read and
pepted of the go
it would be no
should be a sh
Kings did not e
their names, BO
to subseribe to
or treaty, which
up for titem, th
right h d with
upon th parch
my han . ' At
devised e itub
was im ressed
Every g ntlem
ouliar d ice th
mental ords now in IWO,
hand an seed,"aftieed to rn
serve at east the purpose 0
ns of the ignorance of the
—Popular Soie celdonthl
SUmm the
BY OPZ L DYAB
v e• s perstiti n,
eft of the divi e 1
e, looter tie
and timonis
ur lipetificex-
ii thel then/ o.
fat 'On .
o s.noe worthy of
hateeer. Re d-
e separate
asses, tbe
and the i rich w re
ted with t et myste *es
d the pe' .1 A ew.
clerks, 'will 1 generaily
iesthood, tonopo1ized
class of artistfs. They
trees only to their sem-
cep; and b yona th m-
ewtpupile iio one -k ew
write, nor Was it ex -
aridity, auy more than
relays, that everybody
maker or. ' a laler:
en know Ow to sign
hat when they wanted
written centred, law
some oler ,had drawn
y would. 1:ro6itr their
ink and si p it dawn
ent sayin e' Witness
later dat ream° genius'
tituto of th seal, which
instead o the bend.
had a see with al pe-
reon. Hen e the sears-
Witnesei tny
dern deeds,
reminding
iddle ages.
0
•
E & , HOGAN-4.
',-EAFORTH
.1
>yea to their new premiseer„in
Jamieson'a store,. the shops fel
Li by Mr. D. Me/Taught. TW-.•
;hly overhauled and refitted tb
meta narteh improved facetted for
aeir business on a larger and TAO
et. They have nevi on baud sen
4. full ageortutent of their a
GWS, which are toe well known
ortdation.
RSESHOEING
alkehes se_speo101ty, and RePs1
robbing promptly' attended to. ,
to se•e all our old sod rosurP"'
tiossible in ear new prerelgeo-
; MODIROB. WON.
•
—Se yonegady, after six months of
blissfully hat py wedded life, inquired
eagerly of a ladn friend possessing ripe
experience, how she should beat retain
e the affections of be lord and master so
as to insnre a prolongation of the happy
state of affairs. Th& friend's reply
was, Feed him and flatter him."
—Prince Metternich, late Auetrieu
ambassador in Petite, once made a
clever little speech to the lady who was
beat dressed grand e dame of the second
empire. "1 netice," said his excellency,
that your bennets grow smaller and
smalleeand year bills larger and larger.
One of these days the ro.aker will brieg
nothing but the nilt."
"Itte very sad," said. a Scotchman,
" it istaery sad, indeed, to think on the
nunaber of the World's greatest men'
who have letely been called to their last
acLemt. And the fact is." added be,
with unc4m, "1 don't feel very Well
myself."
Ola dear I" sighed Mrs. P., with
a toothache, Why can't people be
born withOnt teeth ?" "11 you will
reflect a moment, 'ray dear," replied Mr. / cream after
E, "you will be convinced that such boars in vie
is the fact. , thing is to etre
—Colonel —is nominated, for a jamaica ginger
city office. "Will he rim well" aeks ty, . then a flaw%
a friend of one of tbe colonel's old sub th
- cdterns, n1 geese so," replied the htly aronad
lies still, feeling
. tightly
latter, ;thd used to when be was in the finds some old
army."
—Mrs. Stowe's little grandsora age('
five, wasFreproved by his mother for
swinging
r that Mr. S
don't car
Aet erohin,
por 9.13yt
asked his
wrote the
dont kw
• Stowe, I
—A ver
• proving hi
part in a Weacting breakfaet. "But sir'
said the yourig man in. amazement,
"aur Lord binaself was present at a
weaclingfeast in Cana. "'That's perfect-
ly true young man," answered the par-
son, e but in tray opinion he had very
I
There is a h
door, a child's
mother 7" and
which makes"
pen and run to
"Don't drin
bring the glebe
Dick obeys.
thought; the b
ed, his body is
and in soothe
gulped down a •full tu
"water.
"I'm so thirsty !"
of water and hold it af mo
" I know it ; .but tar
month before wz4lowirig.
Dick o.beys,,1 arta then
sty ring
voice " as
then a s
other" thr
the stairs.
that ice
U p here."
It is juri
ty's,face is
n a. proles
moment
ity.
the 10Wer
, "Whete's
und foltIOWs
w down ner
e
t .1 y 0
p of t
oi
fie
at le
e hig
eli bs
so nd
tf ran
he
irn
. me
ater, dear ;
as =Aber
ot arid flash-
perspireitiOn,
would have
bier ofi ice -
no raotethful
ent in I your
has an ther
and another mouthful of t e cool water
till half the tambler is gone, and :.ie, to
his surprise', is l satisfied.
'0h, it's awful hot I" 441xClaitne the
little fellow. e . -
"Yes, Dick, and your stomach .nsid
hot, New, would you
nged into bath of ice
'
you is quite a
like to be pit
wetter ?"
Dick shake
•
He knovds by
a warrn bath
"But that
going to do to
were going to
his head very deoi edly
xperience now nth: shin
Is on a hot
jest what yea wer
dur poor B °Medi YO
swallow d wit , whol
glass of ice water chi
ach. Now, Wok, "you kn
that stomach hue. to do;
to chill it, canfront?"
Dick looks serious; he has a
feeling as to sena° half rip
are giving the,; aforesaid
very hard wotketatid won
knows ; " but ttid,t won
matte
wet m
1 your stem
w whs. wor
on can't affot
guilt
apples whic
tomseh filuE0
rs if 1" oth14
erful erne
does not pres tb
Just see nett
his next remark.
" Yes, that is a.
`hot day ; but la y
and get colcld wh,
perspiration I you!, may
denly."
• Later in t
plaining of p
is so hot, he
fesses thaala • h
av
shirt is'!" '
gospel ,on uch
sit do n a naug
a you ere in such
die ver eu
-
e'dely Rob ones co
ih"all ova Tb.)ugh t
"abillt,". ad at last co
&Seaton pleat of ic
nig play d ball :or t
o'ling s n! • Tne fir
itU a good dose
nd rub him tharong
1 ban a e is ipinn
bowe s, and hue
atter . 1 eady, moth
Benne nd bastes
e wr n side of
o t the bowels will
d. The g tize underwe
old as fhb • nel hive ve
them, arid this set' a' pi
of an such hill
ced, i gre t sa
eases ommon to
ir orig, n ie. a sud
stem ban I eat
s. I know of oth
low, their children
mbera, end yft all
n glads alter glees
it in 0 draeg t *
think the city s kill
11
11
• 1.
tery an
clay
ickn
thi
is. set
, an
. In n
nch se
frorc
to
op o • e
oith8,l it ovi
br .
to
gh
A
fter
bonre
rns 5
ai e
de
aerie
gee
atue
in t
W th this. an
b spec s w
e of tie p
ng th t m
ao omp nine
d by
al
slabs tv
0
1
1
;
same ne a
talon ront t
pleng an 1)ot,
tbe
ith
wa
ha
us i
li h
sta
to
'e
form b th ins
did th inont13 tent
Theq o atio Bah°
taerian s a p itoso
Tbe, lab f mug
a
High tkeet)
statee as e
By I
with
11
li Loin' Trib
: The N
i•
li
Tibe one t
Friars' Venn
filheet s
D4eri, a
,
Aft11
. 1
kat:
114
rey
ver
nti
wi
's in
akes
1
sets 1
eeted
btta
Aid
t4tt
ibj�nal
th A
li
rete,
twe
et i
ved
d wi
ers t
01.18
011V1
to h
141.
11 1
g in
118,
sor
ece
e e
foun
ds of
was
d be
with
e d
the
11
cilia
tatn
ego
d
assn
rtio
Bu
her,
the
rth
and
acted
t en
n to
height.be
or rid eds
h area 1 ted
irty t forty
lace t e wall
es t tattop
igh flights
cold oh
nd
soroe pl ces
ti
•
ar expeflBeB
ecti 4 of the
th Eif SU lug
he Otiimi tee,
ute to fill,
n le t on ether
sla s nee -
em • a fitting
at • It4was
tte ser
11:2 rbleTthe
_
ring,gno-
1 w Ike of the
t til last week
e complete
of steel labs.
ns a 9f lathiliani-
nd it( ao Owe rti ohte.
at d
by f ohnoQm4 t:h e
HURON
XPOSITOR.,
—
eted
ts of unal
may Fri
a
eir F 'Dow-
oet o Beet
ril, 18:2. f
leg to. he
e) be rs a few
e ts 'n re d t
b sen:
,
u ani y to lan
(gentle tho sandS 1nOn
NEW LIQUOF STOREt
We take
tbe -people o
vicinity,'tha
NEW L
Comprising
Wines and
• from one
Houses in t
OL
ee
eds)
oWneman,
nd.
est (down
of urns'
his f How-
n's a ni are
o
ex to lieve,
Its ct
ming
/14 ato
8nne
nextj a ing
faro UM
1 ex e lent 1
yBO gL,el1 in
Theheart's
Tha Mak's
Prnalt.esn lotis se
he rim 10 but
• The mare th
To m
That'
ei a h
wean
the t
bum
he ls.st skill, fa
• ireetion o 5t.
he p
land,"
0, e
or wn
n a neighbor's gate, and told
ith would not like it. "1
for Mr. Smith," said the
or for his ox, nor his ass,
ing that is his." " Willie"
other, do you know vino
e Words yon Use BO r I
," wait the reply ; " Grandees
ip01313.9
loW church minister wasire-
3 en ate with having taken
square piece ion t
uudershirt,
well protect
which are
little wool
of flannel, in eas
Rob has experie
guard.
Mote of tne
weather heeterth
chilling of the s
fruit or vegetehl
who would pot
taste corn o 1.1c
them to gut do
ice -water or to
heated, andahen
them
Children, if w
with, can be leep
• roach better have stayed away. in the oit
—Literary Matron — " What does bowels, an
Shakespeare Mean by his frequent use cannot be
of the phrase, "-Go to ?" Matter of canton flan
'fact Husband— "Well, perhaps he sit down or
thought it wouldn't. be polite or proper not ruet m
to finish the eenterice.” dresses Sh
• —k postman left two letters at the well as th
residencelof a Chicago minister, both of warmer, a
which contained an applioation- for his a sudden
services tit perform the marriage cere- breeze blo
• zany at the same tirae. "1 hardly
kuow what to do,”:he, remarked to his
'wife. I can't accommodate them both.
Let's see. Mr. A. has been married before
has he net ?"--" 01.1,ves replied' his wife,
he lost his first wife six months ago."
-a" And !Mr. B is a bachelor ?"—Yes."
—"That settles' it then,. I Shall marry
Ile B. When a man marries ..the aec-
oed time he never pays the minister
guy more than the Jew allows, but
• Pang bachelors are 4 tsortietimes vete
Wish," and the good:Man rubbed
hittxls mildly.
11 aud.strong o be
well, by judici 'us c
ver
en
if t
they
el Di ht,,
e ol
eally n
uge o
. 1Keep flannel
in ease of childij
Watched, let the
tel drawers. Then
the stones or growl
c risk. Thin flann
uld be Worn by t
young; they are
d there is Vhen iio d
heck of perspirati91 bjy
ing upon o e. A. 1oouritry
diets too, should be fol oweddn the an
Let each child have afresh egg be ta
up in milk at breakfas ; give tiliem ric
and milk, pleoty of fruit, and,
the last meal should bo light, .
eat heartily through° t the
not waken them in the morn'
though your systetnat c soul is
a waiting breakfast table; end
3
upsie°,
Europe 1,000 Years Ago.
In the year 800 after Christ, what was
the state of Europe? 'The Goths, the
Vandats, the Frankel the Huns, the
Normans, the Turks, and otlaer bar-
barian hordes, had invaded and over-'
thrown. the Roman erapire, and had es-
tablished various kingdoms npon its
ruins- These hordes of savages bad de-
stroyedanot only all the works of civil-
izationntut civilization itself. Ignoran t as
they were of everything that distin-
guishes and elevates human nature,
they broke up the schools, ruined the
Monuments, abolished arts and manu-
factures:, prevented coritmence, and re-
duced he conquered nations to their
OW. condition, inaugurating in the cora •
aletest etan•ner the reign of brtite-force
add tae tal darkness. If they after-
ward ee eased Chrietianity, they mold -
0.
a
r
'Ye
00 "
as.
-
ot
en
gi
rs:
tol
vv1
of
en)
ng
ti
rei
I II
th g
et tlIiei
ay. J
ng, ve
ired
os
tti
oe
UT UB
et rap
rce
rug jyoEl
besjt
e
them to take a nap o
By snoh care as this
comforts of your own
-hot and cold bath, an
bandaompany, crate
ed into a little atti
very h
On•Ulay
•
oomy h
keep y
d of bein
room, f
bathe in awash basin and lea
husband to amuse Id mself as
eat —Which Is too of a in t
possible way.
The Great W 11 of C
It runs from pi poi t onth
Liantung,I an arm of he Gulf,
in Northeastern Chin , westei
Yellow river, thence makes
bend to tbe south fo nearly 100
and then runs to the northwest for
eral hundred: milesto the Dese
Gobi. Its length is arionslyt esti
ed to be from 1,250 t 1 500 m
the most of this dista • ce it ru
a mountainous Count , keep
ridges, and winding 'ver ma
highest peaks. In s me- pia
only' a formidable rampart,
of the way it is composed of
•
•
ct'S
tia
enflb
Wig
hat
time u
(Orrin sai
8 the aPet:
ge,
I bay go
abbe es.a
nd lo
of t,
What sit
c e of
" Tru
ne
Early
la
Weddi
LifeFermi
or;
reg
•
rothe
ow
et for
on tli
be
in 41tes
uis1tl he
th ,
w.alrt sotit.er
the Doe
), h in ib
nes Of ti
ulca d)yBti
aye t b pai a e
as ric t or yran.' 1
-coat ol is sdo ' I !rout.
b
(toFwarde
on it
pliin
nse
the
gow
y de
wsrme
• wi
last to
stro
or .pta
fe.' pia
•py fi
sue
e pat
life.
mg
nd
d f
iinea'a
kr al
SLftfl
hat.
side
fe,
os sea sub
DR
SHE
Madeira an
Fro
D. K. AND HINK'S
Mountai
GUI
Bottled
ARLI
ld Rye,
From
Hennesy
be eat in tbe
w teeet ,shows
his Aui4Scot-
my.
ative oi
t 1 to H a en
i sent.
a, 1 ei nd it ower--
gly h ve m lire a
y lett .st h tit. si, .L...I
amid , cotla d'a aii e
or be k co loil eit e,
ang et least.
1 .
9 aid t e of it.
k
t , iu e su mer other,
L rtpe rawb ries n etch to -
s ca tle, eat ''•dw •
e y n, M Ilie— on'y en 1 ng aware
d Tie that re sue of ug,
, and the
ott to fla1riag
it ?
leaanre. in
Seaforth
we have o
a,nnortnoing to
nd serronndiug
ened out a •
QUO STORE,
the Choi est Brands (if
iqnors,�e1 cted and bought
f the le ding Wholesale
e Dominic,
PURT WINE
warn Eng and.
RY AND CRAPE WINE
From Fr noe.
Marsala acramental
Spain—aya nted pure.
°LLANO CIN.
Dew fr m Scotland.
NESS' PORTER
y Burke from Ireland.
G'S A BER ALE
efit & 8 es erinr Whiskies
Walker & on, Windsor.
Martell Jules Robin
Brand es,
a
wear%
nse is le ely, v/r lha
,
ghb r
MO
or.
Ws
1
teo
sgI's
of it,
Mollie, -wit
• of it 2
"Now the ti
But We b
monef ;
And ,there'a
- 14sit•
'And we 084110
3
Yet '1 loV
ol it,
What say go
of it , "
1
G-uLlf f
)fPelObl1i
ly tol tb
&
les.
s thr
ng o
Y 0
OB,
but
ofty
" No,
What
test
Shen
Thou
Aud '
•
" Ath
Thor
Ther
de
e,
• icii
d I
h I
tha
f it.
I b
'b lILO
's u
eat e
We ill work,and
Take me, lil llie, 4
of it—
Love shall sWeeten
• rre of tl"
Tben she la d her
it ;
rusk o
Of it,.
,spe:
rlate at, Inight
oil all suntsIthie, e eh have our
all profit, w shal h • ur losses ;
of trot4ble,w ralu t a e oar share
I have no
1, 1Vhave to
All those li flora are epee
Joined. ptup see and fs.m
ther kinds oi liquors, whi
very Satisfaetion to onr cn
Remember the place, two
noon's Giroular Saw.
•••
ally selected for ma-
y use.Also, several
h we hope will ifive
tomer&
doors south of Rob -
W. IILLORAN.
on dare it, marri
es are
11. hay
good,
stet
no in uran
ot say what
on, M llie—
to marriag
J lin, I
s y of m
gl woven
to f
10 0 you,
k 'kr s
onie,
otnIOl
own
hare o
Whei you
be car
Whe you
ether,
1 pan wa beg
• weather.
I hare not a singl
ofit,
Is ai burdei light
Of it-."
ny d
aro nd t
t.aii w
Ba
boWling
the erai
reached
ed Ito th
nfr.
thiS I a
The
bim, an
tinned:
'And
The
Ang; an
premise
•
Thorn:ad,
smoking"
• " Th e's
the
'et
and t
Ms, a
le agai
gell the care
O a3i8 are sunny4
d w hall 1;70.0
f, s ng or- sor-
ay eo t -morrovr.
on've len 1een aware
yVROXETER MILLS.
LEX. L,,GIBSOIN
egs to announce to the Public 64 he
has commenced to opetate the
WROXETER WOO LEN FACTORY
, movie e, a 4 the care
r' te dmi bs ee -
a. I N'
nble,
ble
tivare of it.
t 11and care
he s e affeetioni
ants p otection ;
aar or sunny
hank ton, a
ag pnt
, ijve enong
ighg 1 mad
hadib
ow n me 1l
s
Oar
lo
fit
t ere's1
e, of a
si e—al
t
st
haepilg together.
frpliPa'g IndliJe you make a
inarri
ndlthat he will be prepared
'good va ne in
• FULI, CLOTH
TWEEDS,
- UNION' T EEDS,
FLANN 1 5,
PLAID NGS,
• WI CET'S,
and varieties in ST oqKING YA.
•
to give
NS.
CUSTOM ARDING,
Spinuing and Fulline promptly at end-
ed to. .
Parties,froin s distance will, as r as
possible, have their Rolls home with
them, and as he has, put the mill into
good Working ordet and employs none
but efficient workmen all work is
warranted.
Remember the Wroxeter Mille.
ALEX. L. 611580111,
I -
e, arld make light Cie
and i his sap, "I'll take my
love, deer John, I on't mind
Of h 1110, f ey and grief tol;
e y rt, n. fair or stormy
a the care
fear lima
enc. gh,
tie J
Itive ar a share
J13.
y in
e fer
o wa
ie sch
roma
to re
te oli
Mat
Thom
'den
ate
the
1
11 n
ate 9.
this ar
• I note
that I'll
not
o ate
at ?'
t p.
bia
rn
errie
i�1b.
eld
slaieg
hthi
ths, teen
arbor. As the gale
• ax , the 0 iptain tinnoun e-
• bes de b m : 1
ok a
00 0
ay meet
ake cap-
' Saginaw
h a gale
expected
s, i tve: eine ttfe out of
wi w
d
. ea
ver
ree
e
shnute
n Wb
i' Ire
in-"
' Ye
bel ban
o r th
, of it I
pt4t her
b dy of.
etreit Fr
i
—Mil. Mal
e acres o bea
e on tbEl farm
s 4th conpeasio
t four biader
s two girle.
9.
,!
ed if 1 do
ie. sad W
pt t lose
Shen at
his I' ph
e Pr
IS
waa
tairi
utter
to' al
We
nly
eave
er
aftei
h
omise
he
res
not
b 8
101
pule with
ptly con-
!
er oath,"
op sweet-
en UD to
deo are, Mr.
Oa wing and
I I
,Captain,".
olm .Mc
• fa 1
of
of
aft
.1
aye of ly-
.
No, I'll
blue sky
tbe wOst
ready to
tell any -
o a jelly 1"
dled eight
ten hours,
on, on the
here were
O men and
cot
)3.
C3,
*)
, PROPRIETOR
—t—
. RECEIVED THIS
merican Grey Cottons, Denim
WEEK
Tickings,
•
WE SHOW AzSPLENDID TE CENT COTToN.
SPECIAL VALUE IN D ESS GOODS.
c.
• PLIA.Cit S EJICS
R JACKETS THAT WILL NEITHER OUT NOR GLACE.
Fine Stock of Rosier/ and Gloyes.
l\LE sP.A.Pom=tir
NEVER FORGET
1_
That you cannot get the best vaiue for your m
Boots a d Shoes unless you buy at
•
Ct?
Watyaes and C °as.
Where
Wat
At Con
IThere
stoc of jewelry;
'ClockseSilver-plated Ware
• Jevt'dlry.
He guatantees all goods as re
Every one that wanta first:c
gout to Counter's.
'Satisfaetion given or mone
19 the best plaee in town for
obes and Cloeke ?
tees Jewelry Emporium.
Ion will also _find t e largest
AudLt /OUof f ftrget to price
na
Nickel AlarMst Seth Tho
• Ha, en and ether clocks,
Diamo d Rings and Soarf
We ding,a.nd Band Rin
.nd Black
"tea
resen .
alio goods
r4funded.
'
la assort;
as, •gew
Pline, 18k
9.!
Counter's foi• Meetsobaum and Briar
PiesIlLateBstto
y:etleS in Necalets a d Lockets
un ex ibition at the lea& gl jewelry
1
Careful watatetebe
attention given t iepairing
fi
KuiveS, Scissors, Pocket BoLka, Combs
• • and Brushes. 1
Spectacles -from 25c to 412 to1 suit all
eights. • 1
M. R. COUNTER,
The Leading Jeweller, opposite j. S.
Porter's Furniture *re.
'
SEAFORTH,
STOVE AND TI4IWAR*
EIrPORIU141.
, I
Q. M. WHIT
net/ I ;
Always keeps on band a fu
11 latest styles of
1
CODKir BOX AND PARIO
Their,: beauty shows thei
price sells:them.
COVENTRY'S SHOE STO,F1.
the Genuine Article in French gall or
Kip Boots,' go to
dOVENTRY'S SHOE STORE,
.Remem er that Coventry buys all his stock Iforl prompt
ca h, so tjz/al he can and will undersell ll thoie
wh buy on time.
DON'T
FORGET THE PLACE—CAMPBELL'' 0011NE
TORE, SEAFORTH.
THOMAS COVE
r:**
0 0-1
CD
rcd2
4.7. ICA
ted •
ta;
CR DUNCAN, Chemist and Drugis
SUCCESSOR TO E. HICKSON &
s p ,
*OW IS TELE Timg li,ARMERS TO SECURE TOUR B.-mi,pis OF
I
.HELLEBORE AND . PARIS GREENi
Weihave just opened out a large stock of bothwhich we wild pare
1
pure eaiel of the best quality.;
1
TI -1333 IVIID1 CA_ 1-3*I.41-i
• FOR, S4.1—J1
Is the piece to get bargains in TOILET ARTICLES, due We lhav
manse stock of Nobby Pipes, Cigar Holders and Cases, that we aref sel
cheap, which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Brushes, Combs, Purses
desaiption, Sponges, Soaps and Toilet articles ite great varieties, Ferfn
pi. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions carefully and accurately co
ln
and all drders answered with care and, despatch.,
0 T..1.1\T C.A.1NT
200 000 FEET of cheap pine and hem ock
lunaber. akpply at the saw
Winthrop. Eight houses in Seaforth and liar.
purhey. Prices ranging frozin $15) to $800.
• Tbreel hundred and seventy-five acres in McK llop
and 1, 40 acres in the Birtle Diatrict, Manitoba.
W. ci arouiNtoot,
SEA.NOKTIll•
•AA.A.,*_. •
kA,
EY
1 tine of the
STOVES.
and the
TINWA.R
• Of every description aIwuys 111 stock.
We make all our :goods, a al grearautee
them gooa and right in pripe.
A flan line of Table and Placket Cat.
lery at very low price8.
We hale a fine lot of Gr 'rate Kettles
in 'stock fear preserving, &c, sizes
and prices. . •
to be
EA ETfitIOUG INC.
•Ii
All kinds of Jlebbing W rik promptly
attended and satilaetioU guarauleed. -
Parties Wanting goods in Day line. it ;
will :pay them to see
y stock and
compare prices. • •
an' ire-
-ng eery
.of egery
pounded,
Next Door to Duncan & Duncan's Dry Goods:Store, S aforth.
*
GR:EAT JULY STOCK -TAKING SALE
AT JAME
S MoLOUGITLI
I I
BARGAINS ALL THIS MONTH IN DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN GROCERIES.
TREMENDOUS B
ANCE OF THE
REGARDLESS
Sea rt
Cheap Stove ci
Tin HOMO
M. WHIT' EY„.
Late Whitney Br thereat
----a— -- - -- --He-- - - -•• - — EXECUTORS' NOTIO;E.
UioEit, and by v.rtue of the klev!seti Statutea
I ,
of ()inane, Cap. 107, Secti it 84,1 the treat.
tors af John F. Merit; late af the Village of
Zurich, ' 1 the County of Huron, Tanner and.
Shoe- irk ri now deeessea, who died on or about
the Pwenty firet day of may last, are hereby
notified t nd by Iliatter prep id on or before
the first d y of September next, to the under-.
iigflCd ex c tors elides lagt 'WI tend 'Testament
of ibe said Join . P. Moritz, deceased, their
Chrihian nilS marries, addre Os tilid &scrip
tiara the hill prticnIars of tb ill dialing, a state-
ment f their aecounrs, and th patureoef secur-
ities a y) held by there, and that o soon after
the aid liret day of Septe b r next, as the
aSsct8 of the said deceased, Joh F. Moritz, shall
have been realized,: the same v Ili be aestributed
arnoifl• the parties 'entitled t eret . biesing re -
fere to o ily to the Claims of hieh Notice shall
have hcen frirniehedto the tin Or' ed,: and the
said unt.Ieisfgoed parties shall Mat bo liable for
the ttspt8 or any part thereof 0 1 ay person of
o e1itin notice shall not h v • hen received
em t the time i f distrl • ritiort. Any per -
hat knowledgengof an. tpropertmi
y or -
lofthe sal testate, or who
Le sail eat, t , are requested
RGAINS IN MILLINERY!, AS TE BAL-
SEASON'S STOCK WILL BE, CLE4ED OUT
OF COST.
whr
by t
son
curl ies Ong part
Are iidtibtd to t
to c: ram ideate vr:
Z MLLE
HANNA WRIT ,
D tea t Zurich! his 17th
Fl ST-OLASS BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS -47 CASH
PRICESTA
, N IN E CHANGE FOR GOODS AT THE BIG
—
REDUCTIONS AM MA' G FOB THIS MONT (BIM .
J. McLOUGHLIN
Whitney's Block, See rth.
xocutors.
• j17°
1114882,
1
ri i_al TH A_
B OSELi —LINI WORKS.
TOW, & EON. . c
IE 8. atkeetbtheisinl: Ibtri I
I
°tartnutIsilotiBrussel. is belt* the ninth sease of our business
, re-
turningvicityeriftehbraevn7 :t
end patronag , and beg to state
that haying made' several imp oyements in their -
better position their ever bef r to supply i,the
kilt and mode of i ,urniug, thy(,' are now In a .:
lic with first-elass lime.
de Inge in, Brussels, and havng given unquali-
fied satisfaction se far, 'the ralb ic can . rely ou
reeeiving good tHatment and ..a firbt-class article
froke us, First-class hme at I 5e4 Cash. Benlem-
ber the spot—Brridsels Lime If orks. •
soTO §al & SON..
i
•par
ARMS OF!
IMPROVEp
NT D
AU. DE ORIPTIONS,
PART 13dIiPBOV.ED
Aliso
ig to sell th s Class of propertyi
pureb er by appla ing to
33T...T8
kny ore Wishi
ceih readily obta'
CIRAltilr,ES
Land 9ffice, Dund
MON
iut lowest rates
80-28
Y T
interest.
0. B.
-w-DGEtio,
„Louden,
LOAN.
Arfply to
RYDGES, London.
FARMERS sow ItHE BEST.
1
I 1.1; .1.0.,
31\11E,D;611 AIR.N.,PS if.FORT441 '.
,i
ks!ou hand lit limited q ntity of the eel-
, ebrated STAR WHET
f
This wheat originated in the State f
e oal/ sowing.Penmiyl
ia. It is a kohl whist, f tanber color, with
d is net subject to rust, strongithesbeeclearngrownetrae,
bite chaff 'and 'produces
is season very ,successfull in various parts of
Thterie 4)w.heat Ve. ill be •giveto good farmers ou
bend terms, payable err t e ist September 1884.
WM. REPULL.
le.eBnie.
.Several other varieties of wheat for see4
Nr 131.2.8
- 1
-MEW
•