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The peculiarity of a da iforuia rain-
storm is that it 'makes .no fuss about it,
but +attends strictly to bu iness, and ac-
£oq pushes more in a gwv n time' than
tett Id appear possible fro m
o any amount
of 'bservation. One feel a senna of
. dr . -cress, and looking fro the window
see that it is raining ; th quietest rain
in the world, the drops very small, and
failing with no appreciabl weight. But
step out into it, and it 's almost like
Stepping into: the bay, the wetting is so
Lapid and so thorough. t very rarely
- happens that any wind a companies a
rain storm in that locality and thunder
and liglitt:i:ng are almost u known. The
average length of a rain a oriel is forty-
eight flours, the, water. (mingdowet.
steadily and resolutely, w le from the
hill -sides an unbroken she t an inch or
more in depth rushes epidly to the
reservoirs below,: until very stream
hecemes a liver, every valley a lake.
Bonetimes it continues so rain—though
.not in thia unbroken wa -for weeks.
But this is a rare case. A a rule, after
about two days and nights of solid del-
uge, it olears off, the rmers go to
work, and the weather is oo beautiful
tobe desoribed at all. Slee blue depths
of slay, such acres of brills nt wild flow-
ers. such wooda ablaze _ ith color, all
:form a picture wh icht if au artist should
;represent truthfully, woul be at once
pronounced gaudy, nnnatuai and out of
taate.—People's Weekly,
Winter Cloth s..
Whether winter suits are to be •trim-
raed with silk or satin, made longor
hort, dark or light, I do n+t know ; but
do know that every hristian wo-
man's dress ought to be m de up with
e onscience.
Otte -woman, has consecr ted herself,
her possessions, her all to e Master
confesses that whether she at, or drink,
or dress, she.nlust do all to the glory of
God ; that it behooves h r not to set
her afectiona on things of this earth,
hut to live as a pilgrim _tour eying to a
better country; that she is o count not
her very life too dear, m ch less her
money, ,if by any means, wh ther by her
own voice,or by the voice of s me preach.
er or teacher whom she h :ips to sup-
port, at home or abroad, she may preach
the :gospel to some poor to 1 for whom
Christ died.
Another woman has: stake her all on
the chances of heving a god time in
this world., hasturned her ack on the
Lord who would save her, nd has no
purpose to follow his comm nds. She
acknowledges that she o ly goes to
church for the music and th dressing,
and scoffs wittily at peop , who are
teaching the Chinese to say catechism
and sing hymns. -
And. yet .there is no diffe ence to be
Been in the personal exp..ntliture of
these, two: ; in richness- of
.elaborateness of trimming, i
hante adressmaker's bilis, i
andkerchiefs and. gloves an.
the Christian vies with the
the world. These things on
to be. But it is a very . bar
to settle, and it needs settlin
over and over, with every dollar spen
Lets no one think chat.ai, clear rule
Can be laid d,.)w.n,and distr.) : tly fallow
ed. For it is sorely part of woman
Christian daty to: make hers If pietism,
and attractive looking, first o all to he
Own tome circle, and; th.•n t all 'e.
that rest on her and nuW jut how f
may :,he go in spending time nd mate
for this purl) )se ? Any one ho tries t
answer this question, ill a ma nt-r sa,ti.
factory to a keen coos ien e, will b
airriost, ready to long for ales abs)
gess, such, as Quakers have, hat wool
})ay thus fat and no farther.
Blit some rules may be 1 id down
and Borne bounds kept, and n w that th
season for reviewing wardrobe is upo
I would beg Christtiau w men, and
especially those whuse inc rites ar
ubundant, to siinpli:ty €their costume
find moderate their expenaes.
Should it not be Ea. rale t at molt
midst not be spent for: mere .how ? I
seems: bet card cont st, that wheteve
semblance of right there ay bele
buying thine useful Incl be n�tiful, n
claim can he supported for ' t Ings' tha
are merely " styliah,'i havip no othe
irtue.
As regards this theory,l think no
Christian will say nay ; bu ah, the
practice of it 1 It allows. a go d price to
be paid, perhaps, for a good material
because it tants better, and ill be o
service to some poor person hen you
are clone with Ai it may e en allow
trimming for the dress that • ay see
at first 4i= lit expensive, (th ugh here
my grotenie get more ancertai ) beoause
can't put poor stuff with nod ; but
111 you can wit trimming; for`; dollar
vara, that will rirake your dee s just an
unnoticeably i,ice one is ther any rea-
ton for allowing yourself to' ive three
or tear dollars for the trimixdn ? There
lit a reason: of eoutrse ; it will ake your
rens noticeably haudseme : that is,
our neighbor will say : " ,sn't . her
dress splendid ?"—if she is poo , and has
to wear last winter's dress to ted, she
will say with a sigh, perb.a s with a
spice of envy, Oh hen, to be are, is a
reason for the five dol tar trim fug!
Is there any reason against it ? For
answer to this question 11 b g you to
tread for an hour the alleys o some of
aur large cities Money given i charity
is iuja�rious ? Friend, they pe d blan-
kets' for the coming -winter ights ;
rte\ er heard that blankets Wei e: injnri-
oas ,. tho sick need medicine a bushel
Or two' of oatmeal would pa new life
Jut° Some little starvelings ;. hove all
they needthe Bible, .and .:seats i church,
eii 1 that surely is not injurious. How
tri,ic:lst is left in yo it purse for these
rik./Assities, after you have bought your
winter clothes? Is it an !ambition
worthy a fellow worker with tJlte Lord.,
that etre should be they best dr.t teed wo-
man in her circle of atrgnain�ta: ces? .
_. 1 again appeal to those who are well
off in this world`s goods to set the fash-
ion of plain dressing. They el a s() well
afford to do it; it will powerft Ily itifl u-
ence many people whom tarn words
like these cannot reach, ate it will
lbring comfort - to the great rii, rni,er of
pooh 1people who perforce m 1st dress
she said, with. an exquisite ar
assort, you I feel quite -nice in
think you are very saficy." B
was a soft dewiness in her
think the coat bugged ber the
for my wor=ds, and I felt that
right to say, Well done."
ile; t, I I
, and 1
It t' ere
lyes. I
war er
[ ha .a
One more word about t ese wi ter
clothes ; when you get a' fr sit sup ly, t
what becomes of the old one ? Do ot, 1,.
because Wane is the nares 1 per on
within reach, and beelines it! k eps er
In a goodhumor, give her a Id ess t at
she does not need, when you fight, by
taking thought and trouble, ;,give it
where i*is badly needed. '
I
The picture our Master gi es tis
the a�heep divided from the oats,
of courses a terribly great fa or, : nd
the one difference emphasized tw
those on his right hand and tho nn
left, belongs to this very matte' sof o n-
sidering 'the poor. How • ma y of us
this winter are preparing to . ear l e
blessed words—" I was naked acid ye
clothed Me."—Examiner.
of
is
What is One Man's Meat .s
other Man's Polio
Good beef, good bread, exer.i
shine, pure air, temperance, ale*
abundant sleep, a cheerful ten+
a hundred other things, are•eve�
meat, and no man's. poison.
there are some thiugs which oi!i
can hear and another oannot, b
are of dpubtful utility. If you
the good and safe in food and
there is no truth in the old'' s
".What is one man's meat is
A
ee, st
line
er er a
rna
tistr
i m
t th.
n.
d
e
n
veep o
drin
th:t
noth r
man's poison." This old saw is ma e
to cover a m.ltitude of dietetic sins.
Thousands of persons starve theinselv.s
into thinness, paleness and nervonsnes�.,
by living on white .bread an s tine : t
things, and sleeping too little.
la
things,
cracked wheat, graham bread, a d bed,
with plenty of sleep, would make the t.
plump and ruddy.—Dio Lewis. I
Why She Lost Flesli an Ha
to Leave Michigan.
A span ofponiesattached. to n em
grant wagon, containing a `wothan an
three children and various ho rebel
goods, halted on Grand Rivett- averts
yesterday to have a blacksmith set
shoe for one of the horses. As the wo
man seemed to be alone, or at least ha
no man in sight, the smith asked :
" Old mean sick?"
s No, sir ; I bu ied hint op in the coun
try,a year ago." .
Then yon are a widdw ?"
1' I reckon I am, and my name:. is
a
Briggs.".
"Which way are you jogging ?"1
Gging south est—miwybe into Iudi-
ana." -
" Got sick of Michigali !" continued
the blacksmith,
• atertal in hoof.
extrava-
expensive
perfumes, '
wurua.ti of t
ht not so
question
. over and
" Well, the st
slowly answered
land, good schoo
but I had to get
Yost a pound a 'v
last three weeks
" Ague ?"
t. 'a Humph t
I p�
i upset us ! No, si
cold before I:ha.
8 It wasn't a mon
t, s 'em. Why, sat iv;
r' ! their tracks Were
@8 house as cat trails th snow'.'
ar ' ` Had your. pio
's Pick t Ilton
g body from my h' ed mair.to a oh
owned a section ,f land and. fon
mills- They came singly and in
d they came by da
And you—yo
`C Say, you !"
' ; drew herself u
e idiot V'
O n
No, ma'am.'
" Well, when I
at the head of a
give ap the X800
t
you can call me
e : pelled'em.
r 5 " And they,got
" They had to.
second husband
back end cif the .
r " The girl haute
a hickory club fo
woman held it o
said
" There's hairs
, sticking in the spl. nters,
f stains are the pur: quill.
whether they sat here ai
v or tore down the rout f
m hurry to read th : woods
",B' George," ' hisper
e after a long inepe tion. ," Well,
yon don't want to marry '`;
s he pared away at the
to is good enough," she
Some mighty fine
s and terrible weather,
. ut of where I was. I
ek right along for the
1.7
I
'd like to see the ague
! My husband wasn't
an offer -(=f . marriage!
h before I had three of
ant six months before
as thick aronnld my
on e
eh r"
d have marrie
(0
an:t b
bight."
anti=
po
sahw-
roves;'
e excl�iimed., : s she
, do I look 1 ke an
fling rn three of
second husba
in cash in my
n idiot. No, s
Snsa , hands
epeller; It is
agon."
around and fis ed up
r -feet ong, and the
t for nspection and
ildren
and
ockett
;1re-
uak
e that
ri the:
f six different colors
Ad these blood=
Yon can judge
�i made love;
nee in their
„ •
a the mith
guess
a " K4eet, sir.: I yon a.ve an old
wido'ers in this t• wn, or if yoia know
anyone between • ere an. Indian who
that w'11 last al win-
king up, just p :.'t 'ern
me if my heart -don't
my soul rattle a ound
11 me . arling 1"
wants a headache
ter without any 1
tip to begin to as
yearn for love an
for some one to 0
What a Goad Wi11
o Avco
•shed.
pl
Disraeli married in `1830 a lady : o
what older than himself, who ► ad a
fair competence, thus lifting him from
penur3y. The devoted lady who bpantie
his, wife not only brought him a fo tune,;
but the most valuable companio ship.:
I She made- hers4lf•the 'minister .f his
ambition with an-ektraordinary Ingle
nets of purpose reiievii-g him ;of all
domesticcares, at ending to his smallest
comforts. warnin_ him against enemies,_
and striving to re .reit friends for him.
Those who kn w her, remembe _ how;
every Moulin •, hen she had s.:ttled
her household aif.. irs with a quiet ' omi-
veering activi she would sit do, n,to
glance throe eaps of newspapers,.
itlue-b.)oks, tc' spare
fatigue. At his ten
Ise heard from `tier all
y, got the pith of the:
Times, was tad of'
d in his favor,. and
seful budget of acts,;
ae ecdotes bearing open;
i h was going to d- iver.
of his marriage a great'
ver Disraeli. The 'ervid
as . f his bachelor days
e 1 orid imperfections of
•erected ; he be' ante`
sine than to p ease,.
convince than a . use.''
scored for hi , so
down all the ointa
atching the eff ct of
shots, and rep rung
ly to him, so that he
pressed under a epee
wens. Only a an's.
r him.
plain y .
A. few years ago l sat in
with a lady who was aery rich
degeiierona; 1 touched caressingl3
dingy winter coat the dearwo
and' said to her in a low voice
sweet and beautiful of you to
shabby old coat; it mikes a w
/nullity of poorer wo en feel
able, when the new sealskin,
you might easily have) a doze
only make their in€agre att
'more painfully meag es."
" Do !,yon think my coat . is
B0
review, and even
her husband leis
o'clock break ast
the' news of t e d
leaders from the
everything pr`nt:
caften receivedla
statistics, an
speeches wide
From the tins:
cliarrge came c
car seat self-assertednE
nd very was put off ti'
a rather his dress were c
au wore, less anxious t
How less careful t
His sure helpeiat
to say; marl ng
that he made
his conyersaticn:
, everything fai hf
could never fe 1 d
of diniinishin pr
habby ?' wife can do this f
ear this
mole con]-
comfort-
• f which,
�) would
re seem
--k.
•
EST
S^RAT RAY,
nndersigned,
ull t, on the 1
wee Dan have t
ayi g damagoe
EL ILLS.
o pre>,nt
0, Oo sot
bar, a re
proviu
s. L
rem t. e
• Con
ember a
ring tire
ving p open
TLE. f8
to tho ,r
oesefo
a yea lit
er eau h
payin
STRAY STIE' .—Stray d
of the unde,' l nod, L 1
nllett, about thie la•t, of Sep
'hit° teer, su pi, ed to bo, Sao
wner•Can liar. t�, same of pr
ay ng charges EIOMAS ILI
j STRAY CA T E.—Carrie i
the tinder igi) : d, lot 201,10o
I'ry, o the 20t of ovombt r, 8
teere and two ' elf as. Th0 ow
arm y•provit g p oporty d
HO AS RAI • D.
STRAY CO .-C?ame in 0
unders, gn a d l lot ; 21,
putt the IS ..f °Nov emb
ar years old. Tie own
rovi
MA
H
OS t f'the
s•ion 11,
n The•
r'petty,
R. WE
7*4
its sea
n 13,
re and
he
tend
.x4
in Be of
Stan -
,.four
ryes
tv: the
th .
8 0x4
. t the
bdrt,
bclut
n�oOn.
TAM
64
14-
t
no
er o1n
g properly end pnyint#loh
'ST AY ST
t o under.
orry, Montt tin
steer. IThe ow
rope y and p
ST Al: 913
tl a Uhi.era
Plop ahoy t
1 mb. The �'w-
roper ' and p
•
0 prom
taion
grey
ave,t
Igoe:
—Came nt the - re ars of
d, lot 10,, co toessio i A, 1 isrn-
Nevem er, a two yea old
au have )e •anis ctn p cuing
ohargeaa 'nos. Iior . 5x4
;EF.—Catite nt
ign d, lot 34 c.
to 1 t of Sept m
)er an have. ie
yinchat gee
the pre
nces:licn j2
r, ew
ams 0n r
oiiN Ncto
83
isiof
lac-
)4 a
titg
JaL.
-41
•ST AY HE
oil the n
nrnbe, ry, •tlbot
y.ar old heifer
s ch informati,
e above will
°LAREN, Wi
STRAY SH.
the enders
0 or about the
w
ther—both w
s iueby provin
C • SFLR WAL
0r WARD
of the sob
b rlaet live' st
'el.. 7.' ey.were
i e 9th Coroa•ss
t: a to .0 line
Vit , em, • re mark
,8 me o ' them a
ot can of give
hley are out of
iYiog s,car info
every ill rend
larOVEN
UCS,
FE Strlty d tom the pm -flees
,rsi nod, lot 1 , conee8si 4 11,
t til 0 1st o$I s tenser, two
f a:, eau colazt. Aa porsor. ;'vii,g
n a will 1oa 1 to = )e zee v, ry f
e uitably w; riled. 4' a T
g1i jm,P. O. 83 4
the proms
ssaion 12,
e ram an
can shay
Ging oh
Et' -(Jame into
gnetl lot 10, el
1t+t �l Auguht,
ite Theo n
property and
)Elit Dashwcd�
Skived• frpm
Briber about- the
ere °tuning thr:
heti d of about ti
on, of Men
of gullet t.
d with 'T on
e light color
>ret.�t deso ip
of 180 he d. Ano Ip mon
ion as w i l load to t ei re -
ie above reward. RHO AS
liop, L`'tccubor' 1411] 8830
37
c
V0
i lop
Pa
the
td
the Pro
5th of Ncveni-
e or foul ears
o weeks at o op
going to
t, if note
plate or r
nd somt
ion of the)
ell of
ene
day,
the
rgeh.
.84
n18
8
ar s
1 t
iI .
:ark,
as
BER SRIR
lee &Lie
$'Alts A, a Th
g was b. ed by 0
ortei st
the , id and i
et, been'ht into
a 1: at t 'e time o
ruin: if neves
G. ---The ur doreigned
th Ipresent a ason at hie
will
his
is
yen
igs
ay -
of
12
keel during he
on 9 Tucks mi
clap stock. ge ter
fine f servic wi
SER VICE — hetunilereigeed will keep
co daring the pre. ant season, 4 his p
Berkshire Bo Terms -81, ayable at
of eeiyice with th privilege o return n
eery 1110-8 AR McKEE. 86
BERKSHIRE P
keep for ben ice
t 24, co/mission 5
him. Pig Teri
trk
iivi
br
for
he
if
G.—The nn
FOR SERIVIC ..- The un
eep on lo 8, Con ession
ugh bred
ege of retere ng
lk der. This
rrie of
neces
ar
'. oar Pigs or sera ibe at Rodge
lig fad unloading -owe.
ersigned
esent se is
horoughb
lar with
ill
ed
he
is a super or
R013 T
horougi
ville as u
Terms-
lAARS
bled
re of
Or
Eceul ft eke
hire .oar, to ehi
er SOR's
—The lin
sent spa's
ereas $1, pay bl at the
ersigned
horough
Ns in
1
t 21, con
rong Wired
nks ft So
ides Term
e with the Pri
1,
if
In n
the time of
S.1- elk Boar. This animal
1J payable a
of returilin
Ile
s.
BULL OR SEIM u -
HA
en% ed will -ee Lot 21, oncessio 3,
HE ARMERS BBEE ELS OF' El
e. red ;' 8d-1 hey ill produce 001114( er I
the hest sty e. The Suffolk. are ttri
ell -known hi cd, nd havei th ir ad s
and see them. Th se pigs ‘011 be k p
m• a Hotel, Hi Ito Read, HIlle V. 1 A
K, oprieto
L8 BEEN
has urchas
field tis well
11 kef p for se
Sn• el
st pi
Roy
lq at fie tin
tette of r irurnin
111
int e
011
er
ha A
LA
& Bros
It, BE
d by alt
Flour exch
desiori Alen
Bren twee
•
-vie at his piemises in 11
ter Ca tint" an 1 his gia
in England, 'als at It, e p
r. 81 x20
KIP EN
OH oNEVI
f these
every
DON
nged fo
rompt
on Ha
Re
wel
hin
ed
ti
I known and p pule mil
turn out a. art cle f
IT FOR
wl eat. Chopp
d, nd sold at
1
the owe. t
ar Us.
IN,
HURON
LEG
r, Conveyane
Po
tTo�.
131 ek, Main Street,
dot a Office, Goderich,
die. Private money to
of in emit. QFY1OX-
-tr et, Goderfoh. 774
i 686
ON, Barristers,
• lend
8, Solicitor,
t lowest rete
aro and We
ABM
.Pron
AMMO , HOLT
1. Solicit re in (thane
11.
fo ta• king
8 loiter fo
BYER, Bs
davits in th
the Bank o
te loan
tidier nd Attomey st
ii
slice . Commis norm
Pro i co of Manitoba.
to 6 er cent. 688
ANNIN
Conve
of Johnston
EYER
Bloc
piamilto
its in Man t
cit. Luck
VEIL
LOF
TE with
ney to lop
do r), c_ippost
le (I. Farms
SOOTT
encore, &04
Tisdale 4
28 SCOTTI.
MCKIM IC
00n1Inis lo
ba. Private
ow offiee'elve
US
ol el
nor
ters
fond
y W
th.
dOAU FE
ce in Ca
Trig EXPOS TO
0
term, SA/
oney to
tario.
Bank
loan.
H.
781
s for the Bank
taking] ffida-
o loan at per
738
NCE
riveyanoorJ dot.
Moe, Cardno's
786
Ala M
Block, (t ound
thee. AI ey to
0 830
Partner
ersigned
fi
hip hereto or
aP this da
The busioe
o
be arried on by MR.
de te due to the firm wi
wil pay and discharge al
th firm. Dated at Seal r
ST D. Witness, ANDA
of
eats
en d
bte
Gil
OA
F. HOL
MUSTER, &r. Lalw
Main Street, Seater th.
1
ng between the
seolved by mu -
late firm will
D, to whcke all
y and, who
no and owibg by
21st day of De-
; F. HOLNILE-
ER.
E Dy
08104 Scott's );Ilock,
IVICCAUGHEIfit
*0(3—Scott's look,
LICITOB &a. Law
Main Street, Seaforth.
785
01.
MP
IMMO
an
ly
att n
to e
are all
wil b
ten
in
cia
e -
all
tt
en
e.
FO
to info
rnished
nd it is it
nvenient
ion to the
it a share
well furn
kept sup
ve and tr
ndance.
ember th
derieh St
NiPt.f3R1
IrHE
oya
CARM
MES
his old fri rdii; and the trial el -
hotel buil hag, die hes thoreti h-
totels t e panty. By st et
wants of his custonters he ho es
hed and well heated. The bar
lied with the best, and an fa-
st worthy "tostler will always be
Good sampl.e Nitrite for Com er-
"Runt Hotal,leorlier of ale
wits, Seafortb, 733
MES W
GE L
IssvErt
•
ROROk EXPO
Tfiti ESSER
OEN
TOR OFFIC
prietori
SES
883.
1-J IFJ
1
0,11.811 BUY
entatiena
amenisernoweir
ECEMBER 1883.
LOUG.ELLIN' S
ERS WILL 11 ND THE FOLLOWING G-OODS AT SPECI
PR CES TO CLEAR :
DRESS boops, OIES, FLANNELS, BLANK
TWEEDS, HA S AND OAPS, MILLINERY,
-MANT ES AND SHAWLS..
The pub
profit. A lo
in exchange.
ic are
es, as
of Fin
UGP
amine these gootle and prices before akin
ned to clear the lot out for CASH, regar less of
se prices. Butter, Eggs, Lard and Talk? taken
IN Whitney's Bio
k, Seafoirth.
LO
A
PLO W
ar pad
9HILL. D
im
Pa
sto
feri
To
Sh
of
bef
ert duties
It, import
PL
Genuine Soulh Bend
S 8E. SULKY PLOWS,
iUS 'RECEIVED AT
0. C. ILLS014
sold at aid pri
the su boo ri ber
k is exhausted. Call an see
r article.. Every low gtfara
onto Mow rs, Torento Cord
rp's Rake , all of Which will
re buying a machine.
es,
bei
an
bl
notwithstanding the inetense of 10 p r cent.
g determined to keep those valuable Plows in
Fifty of thein a few days before the ris in the
d to sell them at former prices until the present
those Plows before buying a common in-
n teed to give satisfaction ort no sale.
re tend Massey Mower's, Toronto Reapers satd
Bindera and Massey's Lbw Down Binder, Riad
e sold cheap and on reasonable terms. epairs
y stock
or the above machines. Don't: fail to see
WN, Main Street, Seafor0.
NO14'
THE
OTS AND SHOES,
AND C VEWITRY'S SHOE STORE
Is t e place to buy t
stoc of Factory Ma
and I cannot be made
I Will not CUT
can uy the best M
But I will guarantee
chetipest in the end,
Don't Forget
min, if YOu
e 1C400ds lis 1
Old by
*ICES in
terial, and
o give 00
apt to get the best value fo your money. y
the different lines,
rge and well assorted in,a1
ny house in the trade.
Sta
OUSTOIVI MADE ri RK as ni3 man
ay to have work properl made, and 4
THOMAS !COVENTRY.
Is 0,e rld4e to
col r kept con
jus
SUG
gene
as L
71282 6071.
N.
Accurcttely
filleid with
SIJC488OR
ME
D1CAL HALL,
get ure Drugs, Chemicals, and P At
s and Dyes in eve0 shade n
tantl n, hand. Customer' s ,21(1
et/e Zit every respect. We have clso
ou fi? e assortment of i4orted g d4,
nd n any o her articles tool .numerou
car
Next
Prescriptions C, (irefully
de patch.
nd
oor to u can ?t Duncan's Dry Goods Store, eafort4.
be
DECEMBER rBER $, 1883
HARD TIMES.
HOW TO MONEY.
ney being Scarce, every perseit
nts to know where thley can get tht
t value for what they have to spend
H solved the problem. He has o
Fresh Groceriee, for the holiday sea
son, as oan be found' in the county
His Teas are choice and good value
and his Fruits are fre h and cheap,
A trial solicited,
Any quantity of Gond ork and Beef
pn Chased, and the thi hest naarke4
•
ork -and Beef IE4tros, Bacon an(i
Su sages always on hand at the Cheap
St re, No. 1 Stark's Bleck, Seaforth..
HUGH ROBB.
KING'S SPECIFIO,
sure cure for Dyspepsia, always On
PERFECTION AT LAST
and few equal_.. on, thel ontinent of
America for Manafaetnring Roller
he only ier Mill in the
Connty, which new has no superior,
r.
'The Bread Question of Vital Importance,
by Rollers now in full
Ope*ation.
er Flour brings] from $1.25 to $1.50
p r barret.more than the best Flour
t made by tlz, .01d Process.
Fanners will in all cases get their
cpwn wheat ground,i and by our new Bps -
tem get a stronger, whiter, richer and
etter grade of tioar bY far than the
public -has hitherto been- able to get.
riRemember, there is ne humbug or ex-
eriment in our adopting 1 the Gradual
eduction Systen3.I Our new system is
t °rough and reliable, It has been
thdroughly tested, and proved a great
access iii Hunearte -G-erinany, France,
nglaiiid and the? Ukiited, States.
xtensive change at a heavy eost, and
we guarantee better Flenr DOW. One
trial will be sufficient tb prove oar as-
sertions correct.
Our facilities fo thisi class .werk
pend:On getting th ;ir eh° .ping done at
once, Be elite and:try eu Unions new
ear, Our Saw Mills -alb piondville
and Brucefield in -full ope tion.
FARMERS, IT Wit PAY YOU
—TO CALL AT THE
IH
URON FOliNDRY,
N AR THE KOH SCHDOL,SEAFORTH,
And see our stcic of
N4hieh has been Made 4Specially for
tills county. I have greatly improved
my Gana Plow foe thie :seaeon, and feel
.satisfieribin ,saying that the best in
the Market. Our! '
LAND ROLIJERS
e large and heayte runinitig 'light and
doing good work, Our
GRAIN CRUSHERS
A e made from hard iro , and will last
lo ger than any other aehine made.
il
R Hers, we can guarant e, ;satisfaction.
S ecial attention given to repairing
S eam Engines, Sew mad Grist Mille,
a4d all kinds of machinery eepaired on
s ort notice and at reasonable -rates.
T nontrectors a d °Oil — Bridge'
'f" Also agent for the ilooplements
o L. D. Sawyer, Hamilton. 1A full line
o repairs constantly on hand.
THOMAS HENDRY.
!a THE rideraigned, having !vett appointed agent
for the -
CONFEDERATION LIFE
! ASSOCIATION,
Is desirous of it during the livesof ell the citizens
of Seaforth and surrounding cenntly, so as to '
make ea tisfac to ta provision tor families and friendi
in case of death, This is undoubtedly the best
Insurance Company doing business ir Canada at
present. A look at the Daily Globe or Mail of
May 1st,1883, will satiety any reasonable man of I
this faclt. Call at once on
! JOHN BEAAgTre.ntl,Esseaforth. .1
N. B.—Money to Loan on Oarm or Town i
Property on the easiest terms of payment and at
intirHt. 80i
ECEIIBER
', : rti' g NI,z0e.:rnsi-,Ner°11
4reets arrived itii tie
a //Spared with 40,000 tl
:0 t-t:::Peuri:inwrjoefri:isitjnaaurukoki:ciilli
looking very ill 'and f,.,4
1:0ai jaan,:d!cethniei4e;42111‘elva.bistiitiic:ietn3:::::_sr,dt: NI
8,73rdipitibw eases to
this: season. hotil in Ipivd
b000nrciaelruele.v.itIl'iai".ie„0114)17idii, p
to tharaorkrize hie gait
atture_40::Aotb1,0,i3:te:4'tili.)e.defahs,Ifior,u,,.1,
rithIlii wa,13I-ei pins:hoes:el:4;w::
3.:13.6a:re y0 .:1Geti:w. Sul;_rkiiistritit.:
tetPerti.t.alittu itn.: re rowIti:rkili4".;5tet .
,ogftfoll;;:iiti.:. aowlsik: yNid 4;;N:::::a.fitIliw,:tterah;::.: -
I:lel-469'T:: silic)::1 tlet:11"4,:i.;
sistartLlivd,c,;•epri;t5tit,:!...-)eacrsaic
brieln tor hunt and friyi::::
portraite that the oep
parente. Old they ellipe
ter to P.i.rthibti. Atter i
CeTeinOny'. there was ii,
-1--One xtf the Iareest
. .1730DCHOne:14;41 li*O: nay2:igjt:1)5:°t;.41:,1111I4;( liclu:r:11::: slilit:14:14,:l tt:ifrer(2''';'31;:- ';r''':;::_,i'. ,
calv4s were branded in I-
.jr-iA. speciaUto the Cl
Farqualter, elf Vort Id
broeder, bad 4,4 head of:
t. cattle fer dee quaker, too.
$3000. 1 forte_to oyez'
so far. bate -uueuecestful.
!scene of 'o biett is Juid at
be 'e.iirreti thet he' has
up'. With.. 121,1re thau he
be4-4--ul. itiosis)i.t.,13;a11,vraircitatnelut .sw
eer0 that loin be extau
eraiue .50 1,,, ettire hence.
iin
piirvilulj,g4 ifl Stit1;61111:1141,2it;',1111i:
3relia.e.sshltvnail:,:esiillgatihr,:%(vti ,
is the *ost inassive and
six: inCI4es through-, anu
seep limn a. wornan's be
her hair bas already att4L,
---Aidespatch from.
The ferry boat; G-saden
111)1101.1:lees,. Navtezoto,:iolintatb,beu4
gerS and employes ese
4300 aid rhadtjust left till
eviak tO Long: Island :City;
burst rorri. the deck a -•
The engines Were ,revers,•:„
baciked into thle slip, butt
reanlitid the bri4le th
In a desperate jump tOi
the pilots INtiii4011 .diSlOCO,
illame$ and. relielied the fl
olothiiig•t all : ablaze.
i)41:44.1.4,roli.egahPtil..te°ptilltretr ahtl:
I:Latin-1 f\- cte rarsy e ahyalid's ,L'ttirnr
117SikS of the ferry slip
ronT:Pr.-1-24alls.-i-IC,,°Bc°Iyila-ithGoiA014,' '
tions 43f ',digestion- and
may sine', as many, &ate
by the Judiciotts inle of
diet that ti, -conetitution.
iii.yi'bi4lt on nnti1 stir
esist every teildegcy t,.1
alallbdillTedb±,- 3:Ciktibn*s l'''11 1 s
patbic -Chemists, Laudon,:
t r Please Read
the inriter ,is Mr.1 W.
oonaulted two :doctors
II my lather'sfamily die
til)Qr3i.1* illsoanra3sni341inoweniarl y
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