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AFORT
kND ri.NWARE.
rRf.
WHITNEY
m hand a full line ai< the -
test 84 1% of
UM PAMIR STOVES.
shotes them and the.
WARE
iption always in stock.
it goods, and guarantee
right iu price.
Tani le and Pocket Cat_
r prices.
lie lot of Granite Kettles
res€rvic,g, c- ATI. sib
RO,aGniiNa
Jobbing Work promptly
}.ttiefaction guaranteed.
ng goods in my line it
to see my stock and
Stove cd Tib House.
HITNEY,
to Whitney Brothers.
7; Of ,
MORROW,
bis fall and well -
and Fancy Dry Goods,
€r Overcoats, Tw,eds. Under-
#dyruade misters and Ulster
r iced and Untrimmed -Vats
a;-€, Fe ati:ess, Fi ,we#s, Birds
Fns S ts, Ladies` Fancy
Shawls, &c.: Iii
for 11e a vIrd, and lie cot-
i.rge aLd iod assortment
Of b. Ctp.,, kid and Buckskin
bave.p t received a. fresh lot
,.o. Shaw which in price and
ca;ssed y stock of Gro-
pe erv, Gl e-sware and Patent
r l..te. ar *F fix f-kct a ton as-
s W ui'ed. in a general conn-
ii.le IR,.11er XIII Flour always
ew Ili, !.eat price in trade
e Corot: on, and ad and see
rouble t.rshow goods,.
'BVI fORRO T
A.. _
tlia place to go,
7 gaffe a show.
s rich and rare
.tyles are there,
rile in price_
Bps,
others goods so poor.
ends woman horn,.
..tock to -morrow morn.
rued to show his stock,;
id in Cardno's Block.
goods are best,
Watch invest..
will do his best, and
al• ail the rest,
d
west of Toronto to
xchase
. Jewelry, , r;121er-
ci A"pectce es
;vias jewelry store of
PPPST,.
ET, SEAFOBTH..
ELTON
COMPANY,
c'TraRRs OF
YARNS!
%d, Single and Doublet
to and all. Coors,
every Description,
KNITTING YARNS
vasz-,.
s and fottonades.
ersali, pronounced by the
to any made, and for
in make and coloring
Von will instil findour
arty in the market.
give it a trial.
•• man kart not gat it
ti xit isee yoa are prompt
ch we make alt descri
equally good. s
m. -
warded two first prize
Lxhibitierik in 1881= and
t're ind:al -Exl ibition at
NTS:
. Toronto...
Y &- Co., gontreal.
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BLACK,
TICA.I
mAxgrt-
e bought the oole and
salad on the God-
+fuetvring Co puny, and
re. of over eig t years fa
` ed to carry on the trade
its will receive prompt
ork guaranteed.
made and repairedotiso
t . Iron Work, &c., at res. -
nd Old ones repaired on
at prices that defy cow-
& BLACK,
caE [t3~, f oderi i .
LOAN,
'=g alipoiittecl agent for
patios, is now prepared
wa and village property
rrterest. Also agent for
Mutual Fire Insure -we
conveyancing done tviblr
CTREW 1f20OftI-
:, R. for takinaffida itss
fe -tt
NUARY - 4 1884.
T
E xuhi.oN
E XPOSITIOR4
j.
wil not ask me to regard - it .in am
I do ask you,' ma'am. I came
pose, and when. I haves. pnr-
weys carry it out—and what's__
twsucceed in it."
ill be wiser, then, for you not to
p ae one in which you have no pros -
pec of success."
a i e there be no misunderstanding
bet ee ns, ma'am,"' said Mr. Gold-
tho • :, hurriedly. "I have the highest
poi: `bl esteem and respect for your-
self, bu it is your daughter that I want
to„ary”
per nearly sprang from her
indignation,butinsalted dignity
gav: h r additional self-possession, and
the a ied :—. .
", Alt ough such aF misapprehedsion
miglit ave naturally arisen, consider-
ing the espeetire age, of all concerned,
yet I aore you, sir, that it never for a
ter told me that you had paid her cowomen entered my mind. My da,ngh-
n-
sidelab a attention while in London,
and 1 cnceived that the reason of your
presen here was to ask niy consent to
Y°411'
ou su"
t• o t;it.is, ma'am ; 30 it is," said Mr.
'Got tbirpe, reassured, " and I hope I
hag id." ,
n the contrary, I have been en-
des oribg indirectly to make you under-
go,. d t at it is useless to ask for it."
" s less!" he cried. " Yon don't.
kno hat you're saying—yon don't
kno , ho you're talking to."
I b g your pardon, I know quite
well." -`
I d e say you think, because Pm a
stock b oker, that I'm a speculator, and
that nm wife and children might be
million ires one day and beggars the
IIex n.t I've seen too -much of that
kin game. It's no business of any-
one' hat I do with the money I keep
loost my banker's ; but there. is Z6.0,-
0
.w
a.
000 , nested in government` stocks and
United Staten bonds and some good
railwvats that I haven't touched in ten
years, red don't mean to. And when I
marry'llr settle every penny of that on
my wife and children ; so that if I. went
throng
'she td
li the courts next month, she
keep her carriage alt the same."
"I ill not attempt to discuss the
honprsjbleness of that arrangement,"
answered Mrs. Raper, icily.. I am
aware hat commercial honor is a differ-
ent thi g from what I have known by
the nor e..My objection is of a different
kind altogether." -
"Is it my age ?" broke in Mr. Gold-
thorpe!. "I was only fifty-seven last
birthd
they
make
hasn't
be wa
ing h
serio
y, and I'm stronger than most of
Dung fellows I know. Besides, I'll
a better husband than a boy that
half sown his wild oats, end will
4; ting his own way, instead of giv=
r
. rest own that I think such a
disparity of age a great obleo
:
tion," Mrs. Roper replied ; "but that is
not,
has
that s
.
e only ground. Mr. Goldthorpe,
y daughter ever led you to believe
e roved you ?"
"°'ix:by, I certainly thought the young
lad
to ar
it or
use s.
" I
not li
you -
her?"
d not seem unfavorably disposed
d me. B:at, without having, had
her own lips, I should pot like to
ch a. strong expression."
m glad to hear you say so; I did
lieve the would have deceived
4,in 1. to understand that you love
ell, really, the ' fact that I am.
ready to ask her to be my wife is proof
ensu
ough
never
that
I Iike
lad
go
ba d.
that
there:'
weede
shoe3
S:
with
rising
•
♦v
C
mars
right
right
of tri
• times
mone
you
tweet
niore
41
that I feel toward her as I
I'm not a sentimental man—
professed to -be ; and I don't know
scan get up a grand passion. Bat
Miss Roper better than any young
ever met. She will make me a
'fe; 1'11 rake her a good has-
and, without boasting, I maysay
hen she is Mrs. Goldthorpe,
ll be a good many women who
give something to stand. in her
e will never be Mrs. Goldthorpe
my consent," ' • said Mrs. Roper,
o ?'" said Mr. Goldthorpe, blankly.
ertainly not. If she wished to
to poverty should I not have a
to forbid her ? And have I not a
to forbid her to marry to poverty
e heart, which is ton thousand
as miserable ? : If you had not
enough between yon to live upon,
rvoaid recognise my right to say
You have not love - enough be-
you to live upion, and I say it
emphatically." I
ss Roper is of age, I understand."
. ;is, Mr. Goldthorpe. I am per-
awarel that I have no legal' right
der her from acting as she chooses;
y modal right that I have—I shall
se to the fall."
ell, I shall give the young lady
iportunity of deciding for herself.
•ose I cannot see her here."
4' S
feotl •
to ,hi
but
exerc
• ;,
the, o
I skip
i' I
#ar m
reeei:
wish.
ray
v4th
mise
„ ,
doub
bacon
I
i1
A
shall not make my house a prison
daughter. She is at liberty to
e you if, after consideration, she
s to do so. I refuse nothing but'
ersonal oonsent to a marriage
• t affection, which must result in
to one or both."
+n have no right, Mrs. Roper, to
my affection for your daughter,
:e I can't make speeches about it."
o not doubt its reality, Mr. Gold-
thorp:, but I doubt its adequacy ;. and
I doubt hers for you Btill -more. -Be
Persil
seek
case,
te$_
and y
I hay
when
Give
Roper
to giv
time.
And
poor
fancy
that s
in tha
ed; think the matter over; and
,more suitable partner. In any
ielieve that I intend no disconr-
r yourself."
you think it over, too, ma'am,
ru'll see things' more reasonably. -
to go to Paris to -morrow, but
C come back I'll run down again.
amy best compliments .to Miss
; I brought a ring that I hoped
her ; but that will be for next-.
Good evening, ma'am."
he bowed himself out, leaving
Irs. Roper to face Cherry. I
he had a pleasure out of the fact
he was left they undoubted, victor
afternoon's campaign.
A-(
Earo p
Engiis
where
(To be Continued.)
•
Once Too Often.
hinese regiment' drilled in the
San way and commanded by an
fiman is stationed at Foochow,
it accopies a barracks of com-
modrio4is dimensions, overlooking an
extens€ve parade ground. No fault is
sound with either the acoom-
on provided for the men or with
ginner in which they are „oiothed
l.; and their cheer is very proud
n: With the view ofshowing
nd, an English naval officer, the
ion of their discipline, he -sounded
ssembly" . in the middle. of the
whereupon all the men hastened
rnd drew up in the ranks in "per -
to be
nlodat
the m
and fey
of thel
his fri
perfect
the"
nighk
down
fent order. j $is men d 1 cone up to
the stands d of disci p in I; but, when.
he thought to apply k : ame test on
another occasion . th olc,titre; in ste ad -
of hurrying to the,pa - e grotind1 ran
to the windows and kr: :ted Ole* com-
mander with shouts if laughter and
Dries of " no oatohee " Their sense of
hiimour'wae too strong orite, eilr feelings
of_dleciplinO.
i
E 4Gaieti 4 S.
It is said that a tui • ister in a cit : re-
try kirk in Scotland stopped n he
course of his sermon t+ ask a m m . or
who was., somewh • eat, " A e ye
hearing, John ?" "' • , aye,'! w s he
responge, "II am ‘ h r' ng, but to ve •ra
little perpcise l', .
---A butoher was vkted retie tl to
attend a ooneert, but ,po: iti ely dcoli n - d,
Oven: when:. a free : t` •k t was offe ed
as n., he r ;pl' ed,
s many people
at�that it `wo Id
re ton . er-
v teran a . er..
Ile comp ai .' ed
her . day. he
' o' ng ' n;".
ad les before
spud d the
t be n of
him. Pressed fir his!r
" If I went 1 should tse:
who owe :Me for im:
spoil my fan, I
—The railroad-resta•
tain line is a kept by: a
A sprightly, young tray:
of one of hie pies the; o
old man becamn�e angry.
he `said severle,y, ".I
yon were born ►' "Yea
traveller, I g es this
those same pie . '
—One Mena rn ng'the
had passed!by Daft R
ing him. On his ret
found Rab Ott ng o
gnawinga bone.
you're, busy," said t
growled Rab,. "'ye can
when they lhae onytbin
—A Baptist mini er
how it was that ie
marriage of his + audit
terian " Weld, ' h;e ire
have ever =been abl . t
never studied.t eoloy.
--An expi erre, ced la
a good way to p cit out
ee how patient y the
dinner when t i ! b
husband rams s til t
pick out a wife s t
woman has din i er
—Horace Gr: ely,
was almost ills = ible
men now manne
libraries in ► iassa
compositors e: d
worry most
mastication." .
"Look her;., P
now. What di yo
melons for' last nig.
owner of aldes..ile
ed the suppose. d
collar. " Gory m
anything: 'bon hat
yer I did it
Tha 's: a
Janet," said th
a servant of Dr
as he was serve
stock. " On, a
it's an uncom
we cal Tam of
A.
t
—Patrick Mc
America, one d
the Governmen s
letters, U. S., fir U
at once_rolled i ; up
his arm. and se d, '
U for Patrick, S f
soul this I nin is a
had not been'w:Ile
av known the t an
at all."
—A man wit a
mouth called o a
drawn. After :he
his instrument, an
mence opratio • s,•
-.strain and atret h
it to - a right rel
said the dentist ;
self to stetch y.ur To
I intend to stun. outs
your tooth,." ` ' •
Chris m
There are +o en
having a jolly Shri
drunk.
At any rate t ey
Fool drunk.
• Sick drunk.
Disgustingly ru
. Beastly drun
Dead d unk.
Men, ordiitarii y so:
thing at Chri tmas
time. ,
Men, whose Ives
tears whe the • se
do this w, en gl dna
rule thea rth. .
:_Men, whose s . ns
blush when they see
en: stagg r an
sort of thi g.
- Youths and y :ung ..
flashed. f ces, nst:: d
breath, to Brea . thei
and bow t eir fa had
at Christ as ti « e.;
Plenty , f the •• a
been at it or d: ys,
for a wee, .
And th y call
Christ as ch
Christmas he
Christ as rut
Drinks pd j
and. desol tion
Songs a d mi
kies ;and Tom
tears ove the
hearthstone.
And tint is C
Young man,• o
and yourmapsDrink, Tend
a , gs, an watc
y ur mother, yo
n —while - yo
in then get dri
• Here the you
getting drank 1"
See the look
face as you try
a toast '' ozerb
See the sham
nese of yo r ass
till your family
to go and weep :folie_
If drunkennes an
under the head ng
take it borne wi:h yc
If you are ase : me
see such things 3 ou o
to -do them.
There ate oth
Li entiousnes
Cri e,
Po erty,
- Th starving f • milia
band, ..
The ruined li • es of
drunken .fathers
Of brilliant fa urea
But this is sC , atm,
want Christmai hoer,
fir
•
let
sk
p,
se
nepig
E atl
lla�in 'th
e, tey
.6 on y gn
er yr or
artly, a
feu+d
,.
m
art
b
'r 1
he
a
a
ape
1.
f
e
or
y
at
of E Linton
it out n+tic-
th :t way he
gr as bu fly
or ing, ' ab ;
O, ,
k ta olk
o toe as ed
e • ted to the
re : by-
ar :s1
C.pid
1313 rye hat
US an i to
"as.
cover
n wa'ts for
t me 1 er
o d • a to
wet er the,
t me.
Man.s•ript
rate " ' o -
the p brio
s " a d the
mei •ow
lie} ba ie by
I've 'a. t you
all f y +est
d the irate
as he gr: sp-
1 rit • y the
Non: k.ew
ho tole
Let's talk of something elseaid forget
that the' Devil ever: forecloses 's mort-
gages on those who commeno with a
little too much " Christmas peer."---
Torfnt�o N ws.
II w': a Cnly Called a Man.
of
ha
av
ad
t
goy
h'
ter
bear
hip."
Iris b
bra k.
rk di
tat s.
at it
hats
rt
t'in.
I mild
mein
t ere,
to . to
to . irk,
e f: rm
J: net,
; and
:a', in
t irem.
1: rge
P:ddy
u. der
11'ne ;
me
If I
iver
a all,
0
to
ha
or
an
th,
6tro
n3
f
ho
as
d
eii
tic
l
it 6
er.!•
rt
ity, t e . s loop
t e.
i."!er the hot/
and- erg ies Bobs
era,, le and roan
ris :• as the r
d a,. n, tak your
ion h ewith y
mock nd sing
th fa es of your
r.e dran 'f yon
p, r out he w
uk `f you ca ..
gste whin r
He
of
eve u,
oth r
wif d
goo s.
motin
"1a
call .yo
of sus
conte ?
4'
wbi
66
_repl
deli
Ai
ing
can't
world
'em e.
was n
.
Whos
a -qua
bide?'
C:
the w
band.
y
when
et "II
P•
..
op
.
•
�91 1rge
et t+ath
1pep.ed
t t 4'om-
be4a• to
til h got
8t y,
nbl t our-
wi e , for
t .+ raw
•
ee
im agile
eans ge
otpisjso
Y
aai
fatl
Stu
PP
gh
et° dr
or, d
1
p
.
seer
.44
soft s.
oou Ji
sbo+w
cosi 1
$4?
a bid
3. T
ail d
told y
I lige
+, c
jI do
" t! con
an wel
bol n:t?
orter kno
"T.en
II" sots,
said i
begin
ea Oa
r4gj�
eTe
8 a
and +ver
a!0eo
'booay
ts ?"
her
"ii Ee me
ladY11
ne
.`S
.
r an auction store on Monroe
opened for business the
or ing an old farmer and his
d in and begau inspecting
he asp ionoer ` thereupon
boxnd began :
and gentlemen, I desire to
✓ a tention 'to this sar#ple pair
end:re. Who starts them at 15
ne h
y r, ir&i all me : lady ?"
real the near
-to her d man.
d h: gated I e a gen eman 1"
th lieu i1yand : s he grined his
f!
o 5: ye 1fi 'cans o start 'em go -
W o Issaial jho says'' You
ny 'ens I any °° h re else in the
or alf a dell: r 1 Doll t want
1 'ery well; he e's'a t which
ver made for es: theft) 0 cents.
art: it at a q er— aster—
ter Ladies gentl •• en,who
•
Ile. e e :lad, : gain 1' cackled.
m : A , as, she dged ser hus-
1'
s, + a he bor n ' pret y heavy
+ e saidn :n," rep ied the
ness he know: • lady •• hen he
:r," he tatLly r -e'. arked,
srha a be does a d perh - As it's all
ap. ' Don't' be st ck up.V"
,'p r ups yo • ant a watch,"
tied' the suet' eer. Let rue
due, reliable e kee which
E til dozen. Who t: its it at
s and gen le en, 1 t me hear
t l ee Iti
inn ed the
d
lea
..
.
ar
n
n
b
adi�
tat'i
i„ g
rI
in
e's
68
..
0
a
u
w jest
the city.”
oft : oapin
t 11:. ieve 1
see he is. : ave you got silks
ya dwhite hands 'da .gay
Yee sin' s 1 •O lad; and you
o gentle aril"
b+re on when he
:s just b caurethat
ea be has
w* man.
a ::a uch a
i.
+ailed me
'1 aline
I: dy as if
yc s'ain't
Bel I He
e e: id ladi
se tenoe '"'
a n'tiwa
n o the b
hat you d
an runt s
he is a
rice.
lei a the
, 1<here,0 g
ns me,
red ntst'h
an 1 grb
alon
s 1"
IfI•ou
home !
oft -so
suit t
o go,
riend
the
The .�
d 'aho , ld
with h
a coy, p e
i Free P
Ball, ,. a /in
here It
ut c
' r+f'th
a "
•
OW
141
•
0
0
a
8
la
8
k of t le -linen,
of co ide boots
th ady step
exa nes the
ed th woman.
he Oa led me a
battle Le called:
don't
Vheet
a gentl
gentle
le or
adies
ctione
11
✓ fing
Bed 1
•
hrist
For
et er p tiro
olas the follow
for atio a Tor
that nuOter f not' 113
14
t of
itter
se to
head. th o
is as ch er
ot a, ny on yon
d Up and
to
elate , and kee
se crimson di
will
nk-
this
ith
foul
art,
row,
aye
o it
woe
his -
and
the
Chrr
in ip
tete
Sch
tots
det
for
O
tt
and
tatii
said
sp
ever
frie
Who
heite
do a
Mem
On
01
as o save or
only fou years o
lady ca eferw r
n't tel
bUt er words
e of ti ear tC
yeer, it their
bad fe
hoe
yth
rea
s Cl
aoco
tree ,
childre
11
ere w
ore gir
ool
use at
sday -a
•
11
me along
an's old
an
towels 1"
hed out,
and the
in her
on the
was
mas St.
t of the
e, of a
ich gave
d dinner
of that
Mee, ask-
s and boys
the_ city
ve o'clock
t kno
a whi
they c
ttartos
from t
big he
d child
what the
er about
; came
e Butler
the kin -
en, toady
ul have been there
th n
our caikd
•
•
bwr
of not
et, so
theught
WiS
rt-th o
I Ill! I
ren What ca
tIle
he first
61ny -an
Ve 'era
of that
gall it
141 111 e
e no d st
wit
sh
es
hil
pat
to speak to them.
re bee, iful. She
slimes estivities
rturiat children
e non of these
le
ree
at wa
ed
117 G
coat 1"
War
ia's To form
up
gnat
debauche
Christma
orae
heer
to let youn fa ily
h to be sail med
t e chit re
ed—
•
of
rit ; to tn
to t or p
yeers of lag
pies, lateh
tinte *oh
rep 1 ss for
th on h h
beg oth
in th C byi
14
a
" Does any one
ythin or these'
that ey could
as new but like -
camel heir •an -
ant t3 do eome-
yon
one tle voice
offer, t it was
ther : Give 'em
ginniii with that
eeting as this :
ship at ten
shou be pre- 1
cause was not
notion, n regard
to per*. it to join
under eighteen
nii
the elves ; to
hrist a: week, a
dab he word.
t of ten
festival
tg
of th
t13 t eir fits
wo
Hello, i that you, ,Mr. Jones ?"
Yes. As It could et get .ont
noW to see yo , I thou ht I would
advice on bus ne s mu tets."
just
tal k
your
" I'll be happy to Ifelp you in any,
. Well, my wife has ,been teasing me
toigo to your teen to do our trading,
She thinks silie must go to Banton:
Brothers, sh hears so, much about
them."
I" Well, you! could net go to ' a better
;61 Pshaw 11 they aro .great • blows,
!" No, but t gener lly happens the,
men who low their horn ' so local
On% back u what they 'say praci
knovt
years, and I
t ey were
.o uld not
say, fri nd Jones, kno,
any co es, but y u ar
en in danton Br thers
them f r more t an ten
ttey di not carry out.'
elleve it."
But
otthose q
an
'value in
,illiusg,Itatnadt
half what tb
sech good
knack's fo
`Ties, Silk
Shawls, lo
priseyou ; a
and Dress
stilt of clo h
have me loo
ciatii which
1? to 20 per
they say the
all out in.
" Do they
OS
11
ife act
s, and
nice m
ays the
Sets Oil
rued hat
says sh
They h
hristm
andkerc
d such
oods. Why, I got
s for 1131i sop, who
r $5.50 cesh. They
through! a stock o
hey are offering,
nt. off egular peces,
are boutid to clea
ason, and they ha
s, very ch
ally boug
know it
have th
ever saw
for each
only pai
lliners
a, such
iefs, Woo
that won
les of Vel
w tha
les a
tion, I
s true
r only
fines
Sh
of th
abou
rge fo
knic
d su
eteen
is fu 1
woul
t fro
e Tweed
eep Gr
eries ?"
the
e an
itiae
goods. Jest now they have speci
lines for the holideys in C4rrant
Raisins, Candied Peltils, Icing
do. They always' gi e special
Green Teas at 25o, 3813, 47o and
five pound lots. Also Blacks
and 75o, an
They pay ex
Huron on o
panied with
" DO they take butter in exchange fOr
ugar
tract
alue
60c in
Teas charges to any •A
s office the Cdunty
ders for $10 worth, acoo
the cash "
8
1
11 yes.1/
" Lard an Tallow .
yeae
11
1" Poultry'?
" Yes, =a they all w the top price
always."
wife Barash must go to
RANTON
BR
the Inh4bitants o eaforth
and Surtrounding Cquntry.
CHIMNEY' TOP, DEO. 20, 1883.
IES AND GE T EMEN r, In reply to nutneroue inquiries, beg to
inform on thet when on m annual Xmas tour of 1883 pity headquarters will be
as advertised m previous yea s, at the store of Messrs. Lemsaen tit Wilson, they
being 0 e with rne in our desire to sapply all benevole t People at this season of
the yea* with the most beautiful goods at reasonable prices, and I assure you
that b33' examining their pr'oes you will readily concl de that they give many
liberaladvantages over all c mpetitors. I will this y at leave with them an
abundance of goods to suppl old and young with handtorne Christmas boxes.
'1 SANTA QLAUS.
MERRY ICHRISTI)*S.
We Have
ment of
Use* Articles Swit-
Please all a'nd Inspect
a
Chea ash Store of HO
•
he
MERRY CHRIISTiVIPLS.
73
Pa
f hi
o 111
tO
In a
large
Read
less t
and
I ha
other
stock
SALrE FOR ONE
11
Comme
ORAN
11
immense stock of
oh, Cashmeres, Plai
DDING and MO
ha,wis, Tweeds, tin
ition to my immens
ts ,4 New Goods.
ode' Clothing, and
an half price. I ha
ill sell them on the
•
peoting an advance
secnted a large cons
ouse cost price.
OT AND SHOE
nd Oces. They po
INOECTION
ni A s
ce, this lyforniia and Con-
e all this Mont
CLEAR!
NC SALE
RES'S GOODS. Rich 5 lks, •iltalvets with Brocades
s and Costume Cloths. articular attention given
RNING orders. Milline , Wool Goods, Mantles,
erclething, and Gents' F rnisbings, must be cleared.
impOrtations, I have bon ht tor CASH some very
Canadian and Scotch Tweeds, Blankets, Flannels,
choiee lines in Dress Gdod's, tit, hich I am offering at
ew and fashionable goode,
die nbthing but firet-class
leweitt living profit for ree y cash.
ii the price ef TEAS, cans dl by tbe approaching war,
gnmont of very choice Imes, iwhich I will sell at
ugare and General! Groceries intproportion.
NEtW LIQUOf4 STr.),RE.
'We take pleasure in t announcing to
the people of Beaforth and surrounding
vicinity, that we have o ened out a,
*LIQUOR,' STORE,
CoMprising the Choicest Brands ef
Wines and Liquors, selected and bought
froM. one of the leading Wholesale
Haratee in the Donainion.
OLD PURT WINE
From England.
DRY SHERRY AND ;RAPE WINE
From Fra4ce.
From Spain—warranted pure.
D. K. AND KINK'S IfOLLAND
Mountain Deiiv *pm scotiand.
GUINNESS' OORTER
Bottled by Burke it.= Ireland.
Old Rye, Malt da Superior Whiskieg
From Walker & Spn, Windsor.
. —Any one needing Boots! and! Sboes should see my
itively:must be cleared. out thi8 season.
THOMAS KIDD,
SOMETHING 1[41*
'ROBERT WILLIS,
Has 'ustirepeieed the La
SHO S, suitable for the 8
is not a ladies' main, but h
gear, nd he has now got t
-look n at and handsome o
while roviding for the 'lad
him it ce and be convince
guar tees
gest, Cheapest and Choieest titock of BOOTS and
ason, that has ever been offerea in Seaforth: Willis
knows just what the ladies like in the way of foot
e very goods thateoll-suit them. flis Ladies' Beata
anyleet, and ate it the Same I time comfortable, and
es he does not \forget the men and. children. Just try
. Custom work attended to promptly, as usual. He
good fit atld a good,and neat article, or he asks no pay.
custoinere seem to labor unde the halucination that
goods. Those who have fallen into this error would
my terms are PROMPT GAOL and govern them.
o cheap that I can't afford to eve long credit.
B.—A great man
do w 1 to take notice that
solve accoringly. I sell
hair
OBEL
liberdt
RE
ANNOIJNCEM
eg to announce to the peeple of Seaforth and sur
purchased the esta e of tny late husband, and
all its branches as ormerly.
patronage bestotved in the pas
continuance of same
LL PERSONS 1NDE TED TO TH
-rp CAL( AND SETTLE 1 E SAME.
M*S. JOHmNaiKIn
trading -country, that
I will carry on the busi-
banking our many eutatomets for the very
, we hope by strict attention to business to
ESTATE ARE
et, Seafortb..
Brand
All those lignoroure Ppee14.17 selected for- me.
pmposes and family use, Also, Several
other kinds of liquors whiz -we hope ivill give
every satisfaction to our c mers,
Remember the place, two tors south of Rob.
ertion's Circular Saw.
-ViffiGXETEil MILLS. ,
ALEX. IGIB, SON
Begs to announce to the Public that he
I has commenced td operate the
WROXETER WOOLO FACTORY
and that he will be Prepared ,t,t give
good value in "
'PULL 'CLOT115,1
TWEEDS, 1
'UNION TWEEDS,,
aySTOM GARDING,
ST4nuing and Fulling kronaptly attend -1
Parties from a distance will, as far sit
poesible, have their Rolls heme with,
thent, and as he leas pint the mill into
good Working order and emPloys nonel
bUt efficient wOlimen all work
e ember the Wroieter Mins.
LEX.
GFii:30SP°RilVE4"ri oR:
AG RIO LTURALI
fa turing Company haVe pleasure in informing.. !
nged with
Nr. H. 1T;RIT
THOMAS Mc ONALD; Mi helli
To keep constantly o hand all re irs for the
and all other Imp emens manufactured
them, also for all the maciOnes formerly mana-
faetured by TROMP ON & IWILLIAYS, of Stmt.
or:addressed to no 3.:14 -11ENOIALL,
reOeiv -prompt atten ion.
8145 1. BOWERM#N,
WA TED
1.5000
TO FATTEN CfiTTLE AND SHEEP.
Straw Cutters
and; Tamp Cutter
In Gr at Variety at
MELL
;Fanners want'
,should go to T.
•
,out for g
rig good Root Cliattem
ters, both large andl
V) suit the Aimeap,
od bargains.
FARMS Of ALL DESCRIPTICiNS,
AnI one wishing sell :this clasa of Property
can readily obtain a purchaser by Applying ta
',CHARLES 16 BitYDG*Sy
ivioNgy To LOAN
At loWest rates of interest] Apply to
414CHOR LINE
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sall from Pier20 Northilliver, New York,
Every -Saturday, for ,
GLASGOW VIA,LONDONDERRYl
RATES OF ASSAGE
T9 431#1.800W, DEBBY, BELFAST OE Li VER
CABIN, $40, STEERAGE,. OUT -
e of charge in England, B Wand end
d.
or Passage, Cabin Book of ours, *44.
it ply to HENDERSON BEDTIMES, J30Wratidi
GER w Vim Twill, or to, S. DICES01$ Post
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