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DECEMBER 14, 1883.
mow
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Who Did It P
NJ -ova, thia room is in a pretty state]
„There's nothing in the:place it ought to be,
When I came in last nightlwaa pretty late,
kra then the place appeared all right te me.
Where are my clothes ? I had a skirt! Ah ;I -
there
nxia, hungupon the peg which I devote'
that (lark object Which I see IP where
The shirt should bor—a rabber niercoat.
l had anether stocking, I am sere 1
iffy wawh on the floor with a broken
face;
The stocking "'math my pillow'whore, s, -cure,
Rio my rule, at night, my wa,idi to plaee. '
I shoe upon the hat -rack hung ! That's good I
My bat is by the other, on the floor,
And, in it hal( my wet runbrella stooh
laul dripped, instead of in the cuspidor
ICa quite enaugh to make an angel Ine
specially the spoiling of the hat!
Show me the rretch who, while 1was leep,
Entered my room and mixed. thingia up like
that :
—Boston Post.
Gale -tine.
"Humph ! a self made man, is he ?'
rejoined nate Yeast, who has evidently
had some experience with the gentle
.
an in question, well, all I've got
to say is that he's a mighty poor work-
man.
—ir No, indeed ; there's no place like
oma, sighed the married man who
tripped over the coal-scntte and fell
into a washtub while fumbling around
for a match to light the kitchen fire.
--A lawyer was summonedas a wit.
ASO in a certain case. The- judge,find-
g that thewitness was I yin g badly,
terrupted him, saying: ni beg of you
forget your professiou for a moment
sea tell us the truth."
—A young man who sat upona black
.piece of iron in a blacksmith shop and
unceremoniously sprang seven feet die
the air with, a wild shriek of despair,
says he don't think inuch of HotSprings
as &health resort.
- Aw, can you sell me, aw, a bine
neck-tie,to match my eyes, you know ?"
inquired a dada in a gentleman's fur-
nishing store. Don't know as I cart,ex-,,
actiy„" replied the salesman, "but 1 Mnl..
fit you with a Etift hat to match that
head." Then the dude withdrew from
the store, a crushed strawberry hue
effusing his effeminate features.
It: is related that as some friends of
Campbell,the anther of "Hohenlinden,"
were leaving his room after a late sur
per, one of them had the misfortune to
fall down a long flight of stairs. The
poet, alarmed by the noise, opened the
door and inquired, "What's that ?"
" Tis I, air, rolling rapidly," was the
immediate response.
• —When a lover leaves the house of
his adored—one at a late hour in the
evening, and walks musingly homeward
beneath the twinkling stars, his fond
fancy pictures her, clothed in white
samite, resting sweetly on her pillow,
with, her unbound hair tossed about her
sleeping faoe, and. angels bending over
her couch whispering heavenly dreams.
Perhaps at that very moment she in in
the _pantry gnawing hungrily at a ham:
bane.
—Sergeant Davy being concerned in
a case whiell he wanted to postpone fon
a few days, asked Lord Mansfield when
he could bring it on ? 'On Friday next..
said his Lordship. 'Will you please tci
consider, my Lord, that next Friday is
Good Friday.' "I don't dare for that i
the better day the better deed.' 'Weil; m
my Lord,' said Davy, 'you will of cowed -a
do as you please ; but if you do sit or
that day, I believe you will be the first p
judge who did business on a Good Frid
day since POIltdUS Pilate's time.' His
Lordship took the hint and did not
sit. 1
—A
parson, upon his nastoral rounds
callet upon one of his flock who hap
pelted to be revelling in the joys o
Washing day. The good woman, not
wishieg to appear before her pastor in
her washing dress,hiciliehitid a clothes,
horse, and told her little boy that,Wheti
he opened the door, he was to tell the
minister that she was out. She, how-
ever, unknowingly, in her hiding,/ left
her feet exposed to Vie*, and when the
boy remarked that his mother had gone
oat for a walk, the pastor replied;
“Wliele she oodles home, tell her I said
that' the next time abegnea out walking_
she should take her feet along with her,
as they are most useful in walkrng any
distance."
— The regular routine of clerkly busi-•
ness ill-suited the literary tastes and
the wayward, though innocent, habiti
of Charles Lamb. Once at the India.
House, one rn authority] said to him, 'I
have remarked, Mr. Lamb, that yoti,
come very late in the morning.' •'Yesi
sir,' replied the wit, 'but I go awaY
early in the afternoon.' The Oddllf3813 of
the excuse silenced the reprover, who
turned away with a. smile.
—During the debate in the Contin-
ental Congress on the Establishment of
the Federal 111131V,.a member offered a
resolution providing that it should
never exceed three thousand men
whereupon Washington moved an
amendment that no enemy should ever
invade the country- with a foroe exceed.
ing two thousand Men. This joke was
a perfect sticceesn and the la-ughter
which it excited smothered. the resolu-
tion,
- bashful young man went three
times to ask a beautiful young lady if he
might be the partner of her joys and
sorrows and other: household` furniture
bat each time his heart failed him, and
he took the question away unpoppedl
She saw the anguish of his soul, and
had compassion on him. So the next
time he 08.3316 she asked if he thought
to bring a. screwdriver with him. He
blushed, and wanted to know what for.
And she, in the fulness of her heart
said she didn't know but he'd want t
_screw up his courage before he left. He
took the hint and the girl.
—A puddler went the other day to
get his child christened. "What name,"
asked the parson, "shall I. call th
child?" "Theo can eital the kid ow
thoo likes," sans the father. " Well,'
sass the parson, " I think Benjamin is
a very nice•namenn Varry weal." says
the father, "call him Benjamin." The
puddler came out or the church with
—ins wife and his child, highly delighted
with the name, when a thought struck
him. Rushing back into the ehnrch,
and -Overtaking the person 'walking
drawn the aisle, he exclaimed, -" Hey,,
roisterthe young, squeaner's a lass. '•
The parson was at a lose what to do
under the oireanastencese However, he
put in an a at the end of I the name,and
they call the ehildeBenjannina.
opened and a gust of wind -sent t e
'delicate lace 'keroh'ef into the lap of
her heighboi.. S e 11aitata a, ut
t)
mac ing for it, when the ; gentle n,
glano ng downward8, beheld soinat lIng
whi • , and being a little ftir-sighte ,Iat
once jumped to theloono Oion tha be
had met with a disaster Cd lost a tat -
ton and his shirt needed attention. Ile
swift flapped his ovendnat across his
lap with his 'eft hand, and With his
rig atihand Welted the offending linen
out o Eight in a jiffy. Several persons
who noticed Ithe sot were aonikulsed
with
aughte , and the gentlemal, not',
dreaming of the real cause, soon ftiar
lef the car. f any South Side ie
laa this wook found any dainty • Eine'
hand erebief ate
cloth s'she ir
only i case of
cage nter-O
L
The
t her husbannes,
ed no be jealous -nit wasj
tn:ist ken identity._
oath
.11
8•11
h fan in floc is as !WI() :
fast— am indepenclen
ai s1ow—I a,m engaged.
ai with r ght hind in front of 1fan
o e on.
me with 1 ft b& d in front of facet -
ere me.
Open and s
ID pen half
ppen wide+-Friendshi
• Shut—Hata.
tiwinging he 1
ho e.
ut—itjss
see 3 .an
A Law
'Have yo
asked a ba
.witness who
TIte witness
• Come no
nt. Have
m
eri . "th it, Heart.
ev • been in prison?
gerin lawyer of a -modes'
he was trying to bully
id not ansWee. m
spa k ep ; no /conceal
ilyou ver een to pris p
, .
' Yes, sir, -once," answered the
down 'to t
' Now -.who
sir ?" ;
s, looking modestly
or.
' yesCI thouglt so
hen s%
re you in prise ,
"In 18, 3."
' Whete, sir ?"
he witness hesitated.
' Come, own up now no dodging,'
sad i the lawyer. "Now, where wer
u ip prison, sir ?"-
•
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5.
a
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"Don't stammer sir 1 Out.witb
he,e was it ?"
e
Th
T
—in Anders ville,j inn” 't
re was;a•nio eut's painful pan
ten the lawy r, wh' was au,
'Wier, put his hand on his fore
i a pistol shot had• struck hi
ile the tears came into' his ey
eq jumping forward, he clasped
aronnd!the w'tnessi neck, and
ed :
la
CI ai
14
9
a.
rt
DS
She Lost Her Handkerchief.
A laughable incident Occurred the
other evening on a South Side car, A
/Ace, modest-leoking girl took her seat -
in the car next to a wen -dressed,
midnletaged gentleman. She laid bee
dainty lace handkerchief in her lap to
adjust her hat just as the oar door was
•
0
n
It
O�
itt
1•
y God! thorn myself I-1
•
erenICe 11i H
ds. I
I wa
akes.
Di
ba
took the la
en's Chtstisn
Le while o gat
cquaintance
erred fast
“ ow nio you
ked one la
owed thei
ruing.
" I have us
•
JOnes."
ia your, er nape you ni
14
?1,4
y of
_ wra
ally
ies ofi the Michi
Tem erance Unto
tcqu uted,bettstnenj
was. nee form Ld. it
1
ghee jyour na,n3
not , as they
s at the doer
ritte it Mrs. n
moth
the
inquire first speaker w
emph
En erable sis. ' I will ne
yseif by my husband's name, '
or I, u r I, nor I,' came fro'
er Of by tenders; -
11
A.
en
This little ornip ee
so 1 rgely
final) fou
: l
ppose in do
kind Of a m
to find hersel
ty, but she
c urage to sa
11, ell, I s
fe en e what
is
AnId then t
a
t
a
a
y
pr
b tto
tb
ar, hes it. T
th day dawl•
sing. and stir
kin g.
h king,
g in his
tidy, 't
3 that En p through
ceunts th m, are the
shine. 1
'he queen, who sits i
n, is the mton,
which she regales
lig tn
h inane
ga d n at w
sup—is rise*, is. day -d
clothes she hangs out a
whth
th
w
d he knot
was 58
the 1
ead.
"hag a
all kn
ver rea
Or
j
erittstinpri
n the min
a breath'.
s inake a
n the husli
e president rang to o
of ladies dispersed,
rt of a look upon their a
the woman had come
Song of Sixpence. '
w this rherine ; but
what it is eant for
e four -and -twenty lackbirda 1
sent the twenty fou hours. 1
i of t e pie is • th world, I
e
e
•
21
.6
411
le
'
;
p cruit is he any that eta
e op ning lof the pie is
, whe the lbirds begin t
ly su h a sight is fit fo ' a
1 •
ho ie represented as
parlot counting out is
e- sir,. wbile the g 1
06 his fingers a
ayit of gol en
the dark it -
arid t e honey, kfth
herse lf, is the m in
rions medal who is in e
irk before ber king the
wu, and the
the clo s,
ile the bir , who so tragically nds
sang by 'f nippi g ofi1 her nose is
hour of unset. Sc' 1 we have tibo
ole day, if not in , a ut-shell, ib a
ti
pi
ii
1811
eh
pi
an
Or
Ti
ro
to
Watc
'When I
n, "we had a sc
odd way o tett
e clay he c lied
at have clo er at
rat one hat s
rit you to i
case."
h," tho
Jo Sirninon
w tch him, a
leo k I'll tell.
sa Joe look
Belly I infor
' Indeed,"
he was idle ?"
' Inaw hi
You did.?
yo r book wh
' I Was can
for id e boys a
Iv
f e are
ting 1 Oneis Self.
as a boy," said an
()elm ster who
;he idle 1y.
s. 'Boyel, I
to your books.
other ids I
form meet d I will attend
1 ' I
ght Ito my,self,•"there is
tha I dclin't like.
d if 1 see Ira look off
It as no long befo
if his book, 111d •imni
d th
id he
h
4
as
OU
g
tit to
ntio
08 a
ad
•
0:1
" sai
And
n yo
ht a
sin."
uffici
own con not
tilt
ti e- to find f
et erS.
sha
tur
sen
he
mad
'how
er."
did you k
I.
were your eyes n
saw li nit" ft
f
d I ne er 1 wato tifd
tip jitvatc ul.•o er'
..
e shall h v no
ith tlie �oncluct
91
• Chdosin a ife.
ver marry; a wo an 4ereiy becteee
has a halndso. . e fa e or a,' ell -
ea flgure,I for we sooi become en-
ible to an clic f rms hd faces. ' If
walk and
arria e aremodest tied
li1
lad ke, and
f the , whole appearaoce
Indicate shb has a Mind, heart and e,
wh he is orth ell the simpering,
mi ci g, ffirti g, affected misses tat
ever bronht gQcid looks M their o ily
,.narri
are
e dower. If the
drawly; is rich
r
bankstooa on ailway shareE, he
ly gear shot1(inot prove an lien
able objection; but if he i
yourself so inpuolii thii be ter.
is nothing like ayoun coup'
,
the age of 2 stetting n lif
hearts, cleat heads,
and emppty diets.
thing to hope for, to w
wo
mo n
•
rTaf l°
wi he
aey" con Oie
ou hav so
rkggieer, to
h
on) b tid
ng, nt
for. Your earin etr
crosses of thi life will
the closer to yeer yo
loving wife.
hy 1gl
sen
03 men -
1. God b
alt,d hail
fdrrainy
2. lex
I hould
atI home or
3. If Ifs
Itshallh
s f nrnelse
ype
4: By
prayers
t eserm
g eat goo
5. ,My
ndays
seda
. Wh
urch,
ers.
ey
7. On
ather
& oh
ht, ve
8. Am
ekers
eps tb
e part
9. Am
ather
n my
w
rely &
10. T
use it
my, fr
✓ San
11.T
s it, th
runny
to be.r
12. T
ere t
d's n
em.
13. A
arch
iritnal
rist
ter, d
14.
lf-dene in
e rise
15. Su
fficUlti
erely i
ter a
od rea
16. B
turda
uroh
y late
d to
ent of
11. I
Lys G
poor p ep
Heav n
nday
toi. hu ah n
Sunda s.
nrclit on iny
•
s blessed theLor
w d it,maki g nol e
• 4nYn
edtniy mini ter to b
be ehrprised if he vqer
the Weather.
ands 'fil terengb w
ye greati rearton to bia
a n Einstein him by ra
to, ing away I inay
I
hi br ng God's e
la
t atj ould ha
0
0
J
f3
8
11
nee is more
th re are fe
en the churn
r Station
example mu
bey
away, wh
ne
ld
THE HO.ON
WHY, THOMASJ IS TH
YO
OSITOR..
g,
(00
dfn
han
now
in
fin
mportant bu nes r
not keep m -a1 ho
at4ndance
Go
portant.
the crowds of leas
e: that no rainy wea
inate female from he
the concert.
mg Other blessin s,
111 show me on what fon
ait is I built. It will p
h love Christ. T
Is t me t' an appoint
ose ne stay from, ch
s nee we ns, or toe col
q ently absent th s
f
.8
h
al,
u h
ove
U6 0 8
en
rch
O o
Ives
18
ouatdgh.
s til
th
ere Is a,
o j tb
iue,
He
a oid.
B qu
de y.
et di
n ktto
0
•
SO
0
a
1
ni
le
tr
8.
at
el
8
excuses
must nn
must be
St. Luke
special p
ee meet
ill be in
le itbsen
.Disoiple
tance, a
Him.
ithis to be s
Chri nen life,
✓ 1 of
hi yiel
s trep
a inar
00
9
the ther
ing to s
es for yiel
,until the
h rch, and yet thi
or for slush negle
suitable -arra
ellen be abl
li texhanetion
k on Saturday
rne for the S
ristian privilege
uow not how man
Ely gine me, it
ration for my
to 1avo sligh
oi oath.—Fra
0
averga .
ati
rg
el
1v.
to
rrn
in
ea
k t
ge
0
Ing
ud
6 a
rSt Sutid y
ted y 1 st
cies Ricll y
fy
gro u n
18.
se, h t
th -r n
id.tlof
om tie
rice lof
follclw
en, 1ie
I by ny
00
ter.
bntlallle
to t o e
as nay r
ley a e
809 n
ate d
er e,
i.st
I • y-
ailroad Tim
He st• .diat the ticket w
rollin: ale old fashioned
, whi. a dozen impanel:,
hind imj, driven to ma
outing of the gentlemen
ins. fter he got about
alt of wallet Unrolled,
pped Da said to the tic
"Is th t lock right ?"
"No s promptly repli
"Tait, t Bhouted the sta
r, stoo aiigc1own and ma
tch a a lean and hu
g.
Tain
Well
sense do
t en ?"
" Well
rried:
ave
ill."
" Won t
en t.; iti
y s. rrl
ery m
al the cl
11 be r
he p
t conl
ent we
"Itis
d of f
goo
d hear
d then
o hour
going
" Whi
senge
ast or
'Don't
part o
O
ht tim
out ni
the ot
ith
opped
de a r
ery m
out tw
13
a
13
•0
•
ndo
lea
111,
nen
call
a,
he
et
d
tie
ing
gr
t ht 7"
y: in the name o'
Maye it stuck up
b goll," said tbe p
ug up his wallet
ised my train. lir
any good," rep
e company's oder
11 85 a 1month- to g,
ruing t6 mix and m
cks so that not
h and no two of the ••
ss tiger gasped twice .1
n :isay anything. T
t b
he supeitintendent s id a.
n, enjo s a joke, an it
to !see a num prano
bim jaw When he buy
fidds hi train has b
t eaves him' the
e circus."
ay is the clock wr
ked in ;despairing
•
a
fo
hi
a,
of
4
•
I V
fa, len an
th
as
hi
th840
a
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tn
co
of
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116
840
iss
ov
Su
cle
in
Bt
end
walke
he na
tiaske
Wha
r ?"
Whs.
obi ?"
y glar
then
adder
ailWa
trate
e the
e by
neu n
bole,
er fail
ster, 11
ther il
The
•
0
sl
lby
Pg 1
erd
uddie
gen
0 a
su
ca
din m n
ere f r,
sseng r;
"
Or. yell
lett t
r uid
f thekil
thicej
e ticket
9
li
47.7 •
w,' relied the ag
fun, not to let au
kn w ;anything
Alilil . know is
etas wrong
nil
17
, I
now
care
fe
vh
inuth
groan the
t- bag and
the door,
got dhis
a he cisme b
eek, add took hi
e When
p toll:he window
his •satien a
;a s ne :
de yoil talk to
I I 1
ado vu e it
s que
0*
sited he ticket
d at each other for
thjej paseeriger went
net p obably no
r although the time
station are always la
s care and electri
and all the traius
h , yet there are deo
d ome in this 1:n
ivLl�, w euever th r
toask t elt:
icket s e '
her and gateman, o
"that clock is right1?
1 ' .
Sauft Ste. Marie is frozen
re blocking .navigation int' Lake
erior. Navigation is pr Ion
ed for tho winter.
The admission of a Ne
onal bo ege Of Pharmacy a• W
ton,ha reBnited in all the re:t o
dents drawing.
ar
t"
xp
g,
00
e is
Ioes
und
ket
oue
use
nts
1 ha
'bo yirl
on the
ha it i$
ne wan
sse gee
let and.
Se meg
ay. In
c esti.
la e at
e 4aid
ori
bo ght
O 1ie a
nslikJ
and
second
s •ay,1
leer
ec sati
ne rly
ty can
go and
us nds
of free
ti vet,
st tion.
e fter
i 'to
77
t e
eh.
the
hliiiiiiiIMI
ante(
" W , Thoma, is that
again a e you? auld so cltan
tiardly know you and ma
am tol
66 ye
‘;Th
potth
"Un
promis
" On
" I n ea hardly
tl
'dearly. I thong
dream of her .by
the anticipation o
111
-ou 1ack
d w uld
fie o, I
. ;
,uncle, I' married.
n there was no truth in th ra-
t you wen jilted, T m y."
ole, I'll tell you all 'f on will
seereee."I
tainly I wl1,my1ad. . • (3 • in
tell ynI live* Ida
t Of her by • ay and
night. I • eli lin a in
one day o lli gho by
bins net
di n cult to
beim d in
hoped she
A leigth
I tOle her
o .)e 94 ine,
in eply
cet la r in
prrpo al, but
Eet1
un er res -
n ot be
st 1)8. 118
h a el
me na
then b
tell he
my br
knetni
the op
all my
She re
said s
a posit
she co
“ T
ent cir
e end in the joys
mine. I found it
of the passion tha
est for hr, 1but 1 I
and romp cleated it.
orthnity came, and
heart and a4ed-ber
aipea unI1noed, an
o Was sor y 1 had pl
on to deo! ne m
Id not do (4herwi
omits,' " neat
timita.nce we ic
than f ienan and you ita
ever any thought of
. i
ship.'"
"Ip essed ray suit, nut to
pose. I then instated that I in
the Cat1Se Of my rejectiois."
' ' Thoniasn n' sne f3tud1 "'1
you candidly. It in is not you
connectioenn yonfl posi nen 1
your as enlat qlifications
financial circumstances th4t5
the way. These p.re all I 6 ul
but it is your untidy appear no
tastes are so diveitte that w o
behappy togetlien."
"Oh! what anihill ran bro
whole being. I neela net a an
-skipped" et on to th w •st.
" There I fonni time fo n
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FALL TOCK 0
MPANY
MPLETE IN EACH DEPARTMNT.
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New and tylish Dress Gods,
Black arid Colored Cashmeres
Black and Colored, Silks, 3atins, and Brocaded Satins,
Black and Colored Velvteens,
Ladies' Ul ter Cloaings, Cash/here, Gloves and Hsiery,
Nofelties in Small Wares, Clouds and Fancy Wool Goods,
mb's Woel Undrwear,
Drawrhiidren's Lamb's Wool Combination nuns,
In
Boy's Srts and es
White and Grey Wool Blankets,
ol Carriaie Rugs and. Wool Lined Quilts;tsh, 1 .
limy Colored lannels,
Hugs and Tabl Linens,
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Men's and
FancyW.
Cords of
Plain and
tV
Sttipes, ChIs, Plain, Grey and
inceys from fi e cents ti wards,
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Cretonnes, Towe
willedSbeetii4gs, and Cottons at mill prices.
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his season, The magnitude of on stock ini this line
iated. We have every style and:size made in Suits
smallest by to the 0. S. men's sizes; the mos fashion -
nada; All of our Days' and Gents' Suits .aid1 Over
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r, ana same styles cannot be bo ght at any othelr place
Lot of Odd coats which we will s11 at less tha cost.
rowded to 1 the door with Fall andWinter Sul nee and
est n.ovlties to be had in Gettin Furnishing. We
rs to examine our stock before Parting w t.1 their
Ore
for-
ion -
St ifnow
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f Miler
8o i eo tYr 1
rjour
in
ire;
• lOur
ulcn not
my
and
tan
de
gh
d i
fie non,
and in looking at my osi c ar cter
and habits, I fo4id Ida w s . I
had, as you kno from boyholod none
about in a half -el venly, slip shed man-
eer with untidy apparel, an sOrnet mea
with an uutidy person. r solived that
I would at once mend 2i2) wys. On
my return• I visi d a s or in E eter
noted for the s yiish and cheap gar-
mentie!such as required, which they
were turning out every da The; pro-
prieteris seemed courteous, and Iwere
eviden,ly very a xions to pl asa m. I
left my order for a complet on fit, hat,
undershirt and drawers, sj7bie 1ress
shirt, collar, cra at, coat, parlts, vest
and o+coat, ha dkerchefs, brace and
socks. When I put these on, I was
surprised and phased at the ch nge.
I deternaided that this o1auge s calla
be thOrjough, tha is, it snit Id pp y to
myess”eivry day hebite as ell as my
dr
"A1h, Tommy, this acecin ts for my
hardy being able to recogn ze yo . I
pur-
chase." where you made yqur
"Bon, uncl+ 2'
"1 Ik ow by the make o yOur coat
end if nts, my led. Why, a nut like
that q only be Iliad at li:n. ton B o."
"To are riglit, unci. The do
their e °thing bn iness very
"W 11, it was.bot long '11 11._ gain
visited Ida, and I need har ly tell you
that in tters scion became so co pli-
caedt at no one but the p rscn onld
settle t em, and e did it to oift
e tire
satisfa tion. As anton Br t ere ave
helped ine wona dully in e ing the
very beti wife th sun ever B o e pon,
I have resolved to do all tr ding
there in the fn.tlIlre, and Ila fall in
with nee. She tb nits she noh
indebted to them as I, for s she
no.),
a
e 89/78
n, nee
ke p
W y,
me tW
r wor
site
site c
has a good husba
" Yo r Aunt Ms.ry, my m
since f una out hat they
goods and sell ve y cheap.
the nth r•day she brought 'h
yards of factory cotton r
goods, for $1, and a cconfcirt
tie ordinary way 02, and al
for ib was nl cashl She say
not buy the print for the ix
there is the makling and 1
sides. Dur trading there .h
many a dollar If you have
there to spend it. Butterj e
try to trade. Be ure and g
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EXET R! •
long
nice
only
nty
ood
h in
aid.
uld
°nay; hen
atting ba-
s seven me
money go
es itr
to
Was neve
must be e
and Over
able style
coats are
in town.
Ordered c
Overcoati
would inv
money.
so full as it is
en to be appre
oats, frcim the
produced in C
ade to bur ord
We haee a job
othing titore is
gs. An the la
te all cash buy
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M. CAMPBELL
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EROOERT WILLIS,1
1:10 Pia SI -IO
1CORVER MAIN A.NTI) MARKET 8TRE.ET115, 0,7EAFOTII,
Has just received the Largest, Cheapest and Choicest stock of BO TS and
SHOES, suitable for the eager', that has ever been offered in, Seafort
is tot a ladies' Mall, but 1ie knows just what the ladies like in the wa of foot
gear, and he has now got Ithe very goods that will suit them. His Lade' Boon;
leek neat and handsome n any feet, and are at the same time comfortable, and
while providing for the ladies he does not forget the men end children. j. Just try
him once and be convinced. °Astern work attended ,to pomptly, as Malan He
guarantees a good fit and a good an neat article, or he as s no pay.
N. B.—A great maliy customers seemtolabor unde the halnoin tion that
I give a year's credit on niy goods. Those who have fallen into this e4or would
do well to take notice thalt my terms are •PROMPT CASH, and govern them
selves accordingly. I sel so cheap that I can't afford to give long credit.
ROBERT WILLIS, Seafprth.
NEW MILLING FIRM IN pEAFORTH
THE SEAFORTH RoLLEa MILLS
LATE THE RED MILL.
Mc RIDE & SMITH, from Strathrgy,
ught the above mills, and refitted them throughimnwith all the latest
millinery that bould be procured for a
Having b
and best
And the
Farmers
and have
GRADUAL
sult attaine
an now get a
t home with
REDUCTION ROLLER MILL,
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is, they have one of the best mills in the Piovince.
1 their GRISTING and CHOPPING- done in Seaforth,
biem the same day, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Pia TTR,
For sale 1y the ton or in
of Wheat
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ELA1T .49..1T SI-ICD*TS
ef3s quantities—FOR CASH. Cash for any quantity
McBRIDE
• MR. THOMAS SMITH will personally superintend the Seaforth Roller
•MI=M1.11...m.••••••,1
E have now opened atd marked the bulk of Old Co
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inspection of our large an varied etock of all kinds of Dry
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ever before.
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ntry goods, and invite
oods. We are show -
be found lower than
In DRESS GOODS the stook is very complete, embr ing the newest goods
in the British markets.
VELVETEENS in
IJOVilLY BLACK a
Splendid range of
TONS, necin
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Good ; range -of SH
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C0UNT4AidE, and u '4
Furnishing Goods.
.A.BZEISOINT", SMAeLFORTE.
1 shades, and the wear guaranted.
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nd COLORED SILKS and SATINS.
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ANTLE VELVETS, CLOHS, WEEDS, .1rL••
Wlito and JACKFITS, CARPETS, CURTAINS,
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LIQUOR STORE,
We take pleasure in announcing t�
the people Of Seaforth end surrounding
vicinity, thet we h.ave opened out a •
NE LIQUOR STpRE,
00122p sing the 1Choicest Brands of
Wine and Liquors, soketed and bought
from one of the leading Wholesale
Housis iu t)e Don:anio.
OLD PURT WINE
. From 4ng1a1id.
!i•amromaqm
DRY SHERRY AND CRAPE WINE
From Fran4e.
Madelea anli Marsala. Sacramental Wiva
From Spain—warranted pure.
D. K. MID RINK'S HOLLAND CIL
Mountain Dew froM Scotland.
GUINN ES' PORTER
Bottled by Burke frilOin Ireland.
CAliLiNG'S AMBER AL4
Old• yel Malt & Superior Whisk'
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Prom R. Walker & Son, Windsor.
Ilel-neeyi .thdes Robin
Brandies.,
All those liquors aro apecia4 selected for mt-
dicinall purppaeti an4 lase,. Mao, several.
other kinds o bquorwhich fore hope will gi**
every satistaci ion to ear custoteers.
Remember the place,two eone sonta of Itoi,
ertson'e Circirlar Sawi
1 W. K4..LORAN
WR XETER MILLS
ALE
IBSO
Begs to an ounce to the ublic that he
has c mmenced to perate the
WROXET R WOOILEN FACTOR
and
and
qusi-om gARDING„
Spinning end Fulling ploroptly atten
eclptitor,t
iesfrom a distance will, as far
possible, have their Rolls hens° with
them, and as he has put the mill into
gond working order and employs none
but j efficient workmen all work ilia
warrented1
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Retnemiter the Wrointer Mills.
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ALEX. L. GIBSON,
that he will be pr pared to giie
good value iu
FULL CL TES,
TWEED,
UiNION TWEEDS,
- FLA NEILS
PLAIDINGS,
WINCEYS,
varieties in STOCIfING YARNS.
, i - FilitOPRIETOit
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A RldULIIURAL
I11 LEMI NTS.
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The Glenc
factur ng Co
the farmers
arranged wit
H.
•MONit
e Agriculturaj. !Implement Mann-
pany irave plelliure in informing
f Huron and Perth that they ha,
Mit, Exeter
& HQGA14j ISeafortli,
moTiONali*
To ko cons ntly on; hand is l repairs for Oil
and all oth
themralso fo
lectured by
ford.
All orders
or addressed
receiVe prom
HT IRON HARVESTER
✓ Implements • manufactured ily
all tbe; machines formerly mann-
ROMPSON & WILLIAMS, of iltrt
or Machinery left with their age
Box 33, 411.ENI3A1414, itfl
t attentiOn.
815. 1301:48.111A1•7„ Agent1
VVANTDI
009. I*13.1MERS
TO FATTEN CAJTLEAND 'SHE
Straw C tters and T'itrnip, Cuttei4
Ii Great Variety at
T. LOW,
.11=110110..1,11•1••••••••••••4
FJi.rmers wanting good Root Cate
good Stravv Cutters, both large all
small, and at prices to euit the time ,
shotild go tb T. MELLI, Kippen.
Look oat for g oa bargains.
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Any one wishing to sell thia Oass of pioperi
can readily obtain a ;mbit* by applying
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Lanli Offic, Dimda13'St, ,London, 014
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At lowest rateis of interest. Apply to
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