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on hand a fall line o f the
latest styles of
AND A RLOR aft/.
iy chows them sod the
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1
TINWARE
scription alwaysin, stook..
our g se ds, and guarantee
nd right in price..
k of Table and Pocket Cate
low prices.
fine lot of 'Granite Kettles
preserving, &a. All aim
:T`OG HtNG,.
of Jobbing Work promptly
id satisfjtctiofi guaranteed..
kitting goods: in my line ft..
em to siee my stock and
:es.
leap Store et. Tin fraitse,
[WHITNEY
_Date Whitney Brotler&
is
e P,
T S is the place to go,
ewelry q lite a show.
:wets rich and rare
est stylets are there,.
Fnable in price
aket
in Papst,
sure,
Fria others goods so poor.
tan and woman born,
at's stock to -morrow MOM.
ashamed tOshow his stock,
f"IInd in Cardno's Block..
aria goods are best,
lti or Watch invest.
,u he will do his best, and
:0 rival all the rest,
ace west of Torontoto
purchase
'flocks-, Jewelry, Silver-
e and Spectacles
popular jewelry store of
`..d P PST ,
FEET, SEAFORTH.
1:: TIMES.
. i MONEY,
mg scarce, every person
w where they can getthe
r what they have to spend..
SEAFORTH GROCER,
,the problem. He-1at on
a and choice a stock of
-ries, for the holiday sea -
be footed in the county.
ohoiee and good values
fits are fresh and cheap.
red.
ty of Good Pork and Beef
ndthe highest market
Beef Hams, Bacon and
ay s on hand at the Cheap
tar. k's Block, Seaforth.
_stock of Crockery and
every description:,
UGC RO BB..
KING'S SPECII'IC, a
Dyspepsia, always on
P.
IT�F� l'� IT IS THE
'8
POPULAR
GRAPH PARLORS,
CALDER: at the helm, and now
'ea8rrn m' fatit approaching, and
of Earon; and Perth will doubt
• ethn g neat= and artistic in the
-to seed asholiday gifts to absent
'es, ar d Mt. C being fully alive
of this first, has made sped
ts for the accomnmodation- of the
CAI,I3Eit'el for Christmaa P1c-
S for New. Year's Pictures.. For
du sign, excellence of shade and
graceful position, coupled with
kgreuud and accessories give the.
d. and thea, go away smiling; with
picture'
DRI W CALDER,
Sec tt'a dock, Seaforth.
AK RS,
re have loud t the Tools and
83 lately Carried on by the God
d Manufacturing Company, and:
Yj,er•ionee of over eight yeas
av prepared to carry on the trade
s
eted to na will receive prompt
-class work guaranteed.
`takers !,lade, end repaired, MO
d Sheet :iron work, cte.,.at res
ll/L'_1: Eraa old ones repaired=
ea au€r, at prices that defy corn-
1dT'AL BLACK,
Reim 1403,, God:crich.
FEBRU4RY 1, 1884,
IBefo Askin; Papa.
hod the slim 4 the belle, ' Aw, mise, ean yon
tell
Why I'm like that apple y. plucked from the
tree ?"
r Canso it," she coughed, " s. remarkably soft?"
".A;w, no ; it needs paring , y you," ataamered
phhe.
irisg you inean, thong because it is green,
And
rather insipid, !nigh' answer," laughed
she,.
' And not fully grown." 8 id -the dude with a
groan;
"jw, were I that apple, ,haps you'd halve.
me." .
' And quarter you, too.- 0h, f r' sauce' yon will
do "
Spake the miss; "but, now tell me, why you're
like the tree?"
a Beeanse—I've a heart," blas • ed the slim, grow-
ing mart,
"-Because—tree s are sappy and crooked," said
she.
• w, you're," sinihd the slim,, "like the tree for
you're wood •"
`You'd better sly bored,'" :aid the mist, " as
rm now,
B ' t tree', you perceive; make a bough when they
leave,
o you, to be like them, may leave with a
bow."
Cfaetie.
Choose a wife. rathe
t r, an your eye
—No man iii so insigni
afire his eaam;le ban do
—Ruskin sa s the less
o r intentions, the m.or8
o ' realizing them.
" My wife' remarked -Fitznoodle,
' s•fairly crazy over the fashions. -She's
t the delirurn trimming."
—Never judge by appearances. A
edy coat inlay cover a heart in full
bI om. I
When yon fret and fume at the
tty ills of ;life, reme Ao ber that the
w eels which go round wi host creaking
1a t longest.
—A person who thinks he knows all
about farming says, in s.eaking about
at,awberries, t -.. a best wa tceraise them
is with a spoon.
A gentlem- n having . is' -hair cut,
d being anno ed with she operator's
at es in the middle o each he said,
" at it short."I At last he barber, in
a rage, exclaimed : '• It bannot be cut
shorter, for every hair on your head i"s.
out off. - ,
—Dr. Chalmers used to say that when
he isin the act of tipping his hat to a
lay whom he apposes o be an ace aintanoe it requires a good deal of
tat to make believe hat he is only
sc etching bis rehead w, en he finds
sh is a stranger.
'Are you married ?" . eked the jos-
tic of a man who had be:,n arrested for
va ranc_y. " No, I am no married, bat
m ' wife is." " No tri a ing with the
co rt." " Elea en save us ? I'm not
tri 'tug with th court. I was married,
be got a divor e. My wi e got married
• ag in, bort I did ''t so I a not married
but my wife is.
TWO Engli lh girls we e standing at
the foot of a hotel staircas:, roaring with
la ghter. •.. Fpr pity ake, Mabel,
do 't 1 said ope of the matrons who
w with them. " They'l take:you fore
on of those hoi rad Ameri an girls." An
A mean girl happened t be standing
at a head of s airs and Wetly observ-
ed I gimes not with tho e awfully big
fee
by your ear
cant as to be
o hurt.
re speak abort
hence there is
gi
1"
A elergym n, being de nob pressed
by lady acqua ntance to preach a ser -
mo the first Sntoday after her marriage,
co , - :plied, and c'aose 'the Following pas-
sag!e in the Psalms as his text : "And
th re shall be andance •f Peace while
that `tamoon `endureth."
tIt was a coibred Area a er who said
to is flock : We has a collection to
ma a dis morning, and fo' de sake of
yo'reputation, which eve of you stole
Mr Jones' turkeys don't , fit anything
on a plate." One who w : s there says:
`f very blessed niggah in the ohuroh
ca a down wid de rooks."
Never be ashamed
yor ignorance, or the wi
ear h is ignoran of many
mn h that w at he k
not bag in comparison
d not know. There
gr4'ter folly in the world t
pos� that we know everyt•
A0
•
.
Dr. Stephen, Directs
the `German Innlperial Po
gra hic Department, whit
ins �:eotion entered the tele
at irschan, j ns:t jet time
ops ator receiving an offi
fro : , Berlin, reading : "
gua d. Stephen is on the r
put his nose into - ever
Th Director General i4og
an then ordered the open
gra h back to Berlin : 'rT
is a ready in my pie."
f confessing
est man upon
things iuso
ows is mere
ith what he
cannot be a
an to aup-
ing.
General of
tal and Tele -
on a tour of
r aphis office
o catch the
ial dispatch
e on your
mpage. He
body's pie."
ed -heartily,
tor to tele -
o late. Nose
Too Honest by : ail.
gentleman stopped bi horse at a
toll gate, and, not seeing th : gatekeeper,
we t into the house. Fin. ing no one
he egan to search, and fin lly discover-
ed the gatekeeper out it. the field at
wor' Although the old man was quite.
a di tance away, the gen lemon went
into the field, approached he old man,
and said:
ou are the toll -gate eeper, I be-
lievf 2"
es, sir," th old man eplied, turn-
ing i nd leaning itpon his h e -Handle.
veil, I want to go hrough the
gate"
-
n't the gate open ?"
es.
ell., why dejift you o through ?
ay business;to be Cher ."
ecause I want to pay on."
nd you canal() all the ay out here
y me five scants?" "
es, sir," said the gentI man proud-•
okir.g the old man in t e eye.
ouldn't yon have left the - money
e table ?"
es, but I wanted yon ao know that
d' you." -
ou are an h nest m'a. !"
ea, sir," re died the :gentleman,
while a pleased gp:ression spread over
his fee.
ou would have walked three times
as f r to have paid me that five cents,
won dn't you 7"
es, sir, I wdnld."
" ere, John,"the old M: n called to
a bo that Iay in the shade call' the
dog nd go along with this eller till he
gets way. Bet e, hundred dollars he
steal something 'fore he leaves - the
plac _ "—Arkansaiv Traveller.
FIo Japanesie Pop the Ques-
tion.
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It's
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to p-
iy, 1
cc
on t
4•
I pa
46
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'Then a young man has been "scotch-
ed" ith an almond eyed beauty he
ties branch of the oelastra,a species
of m'stletoe, to thie door of her house,
whic , if allowed to 'wilt and die, im-
nplies/that be is re eeted, but if taken in
d clone for, so also is the young man.
To give proof o ..:r 'ncerity i
muss the y u ad t once
her teeth; : r a riage
-agreed upon this ria of the
ing parties meet nd the the
of dowry and k .oi a day
meeting of the lovers and the
the wedding.
-the pre -
blackens
as been
ontraot-
question
for tl .
day for'
utsaC 'd.
on re innoo nt of th
ng rooster mu Mr.
Ar ansas j lodge of,
As Into
" And you e
charge of ate.
Junes!" asked
meek prisoner.
c'
Tee, air, I s
cent as a child
`' You are co�i
steal the roost eir
" Yes, sir, and
}
an. • nooent- .as inn&
then
oa
prove that I d dn'
rooster, judge, be an
from Mr. Gars 6 a th
Joneslives -five wile
" The proof is ;co
judge, j" discharg the
1.
that yo did no
Mr. Jon s ?"
prove i I oan
steal r. Jones'
I stole wo hens
same night, and
from G-&rston's."
lusive," said the
prisoner.
won
to h
in8
kept
whe
her
she
.0.
good
-oper
teat
.1
I w
goin
T
thou
coal
ing
to to
Mel]
easie
nigh
stud
she
hom
but,
that
But
she
of h
If
cine
thing
E isie
kills
•
denti
Her
was
very
treml
made
her.
Ti o Tat.
A worthy, ani • ,etending spa imen of
the genus noutdinner partyto ase' Bledsoe, he boil-
liant Senator fro •. Kentacky,a d asked
a.number of pro a• inent men. In the
course' of it the an! who sat next to
Mr. ' Bledsoe t ke significantly at
him, as he he p d himself lit rally a
second time to :o a : Minty, an said.
" Fools` mak : feai s, and w se men
eat them, you • now,1 enator."
" Yes. And h ve ! ou neve heard
that wise men ke s : eeches, nd fools
repeat them ?r' replied th latter,
quick as thou 13 disgusted ith his
neighbor's wont 1. *tad for the sa-
credness of the ea t. •, '
Rat
Bandy Thom
lags, characters
ower wise tae i 1
stout pan, he- '
in very odd
carrying coals f
knownlinoor to
penurious old tr
job wail finishe
in an' get a pies
Miler. 1'-Ctittin'
bread, She gave
Meek' yersel
She then wen
tin' she hack left
Sandy devoured
bites. Then, ee
cut a whang off
kebbnok that di
e
him in the very
He was so eag: 4
" Sorry tak' yr
ye mean ?"
" Oh, Mistre s
grid:"
" Awfa''gui , y
think; because it's
cheese like a tnrhi
wouldasoon elt in
"Eat ye up 1
up ; hooly, hooly,
noo; the•cheese'w
unoo easy, bn.
would need a to
Forty Rolla,
w>3
wer daft .tae s cork, an'
arn'', Being other a
toyed sometimes
One dad he was
A Brown=Better'
Mistress . Jean—a
lady. - hen the
bad San y come when
use she c idtia gie with
lice of cheese; an' „
ere howiuohah'o elychild c
ve itch handsemi eeth,"
e : = med to inerselt t e be die
i. orty. 'dollars, i orty dolla
say ng itself . ver i • her brain,
the shopruai; turn d to Wait
e as await).' ; A fe minutes
too in/the d ntist' aloe.
le se will y a see i;
my teeth
edo gh to u ?" shasked tirr ii
e d otor sen a ed in a deli
tiro s
, but a stopped to give
a urried+exminaton.
ow beautiful 1 Tbey are just w
I.
ut. Cern to -morrow," he s
k to bis work.
e rept of he day Elsie's fati
ht her wonderful y gay, b t
not think why, for she said o
f;her plan; about whioh she
e courage ken the first e . o
of it sobs` e . Hard things l
7n the; m r 'ng than they.
and as s e sat in the twil'g
ing hersel in a bit of :ooking- :1:
honght sorrowfully—" I shu 1
her than eve -when they are
hent, hew sill of me to care ab
Papa levill 1 ve me just the s
t w-11 hurt so to have them
ent on €thi k ng, and 'every
r od niv Bred at the pros
w sn' fort a rent, and the .s
or ap , and ver so many •
-1- neer co ld 'beg, never.-
Be son, it's of to be done,
on 1"
he next mor ing s 'e entered he
is officio by the me•e force of 11.
oursge • was all gen . Dr. t . w
lone and sa.d " Go • d morn! .g"
kindly,; but hen he : aw ho - -he
sled, heiput h r on th:: lounge slid
her drink so ething that qui: led
Then lie sat down .y her, aid
e whit your n : ne
want'. -o sell or
.
e
0
0
a
T}IE HURON E.XPOSI'IOki.
me
m.
n't
on
ter
ire
ly
ate
the
iat
aid
ger
he
h -
an
te-
'ok
at
is t,
88,
be
. e;
Et
t,1,
ve
ot.
t-
er
s,
it
..
.
ough. 1 said, 1" Now,; tell
one of fir vilis, and
why you
teeth
a em
o 5.
✓ Mii
>n as
ai en
he'
bec
a 8
le�
a
t
t
He
could
at la:
story
voice
tellin
-y
ae em, sayi
hanme."
en 'the roon.
e c eeee on t le table. is'nt
w. at'he had g t in itwo. „
ei;1g the coast ear; he°i-ole,
So,
Mrs. ean's wee honed j the si
:lna leave mackie ower. he w, octor told him a
it that Jea> caught
t. Elsie, and how grateful' he fel
�
, foiiget-
spoke so gene
only answer
t he cot}tri;vec
and his eyes
husky severa
. it
u are a dear,
she finiehed.
on to see yo
ly that • t first-
' pn wit. tears ;
l tb got all her
were,; et and
times; bile she
ie
ut
18
as
rave child," he d,
" Nolw,`I am g.iog
r fathe ."
• first,
ly. ''Is
again:"
liblibyou'll take the test
you ?" the asked i ploriia
never have courage .to coin
" ever mid thatP We'll see if t
ome better way out f this t
he answered. et
hand in hand, they ,t bas
i
k man. How hap ' and p
s whenthe d.
The following
girl is told by a
" Elsie !"p
Xeei papa ;"
away her tears
where her ` fat
helpless
reedy gab, what data,
with he plan of, going to a hosp
l wher he soon 'got well eno gh to.
Jean it w afa'
in ` t.e doctor's bandsom: Bron
' while=Elsie, in her lace els nurse to
born idiot de baby,; toile it ode the gr
rid ye can rat
? Oot o' my Koos
a {"
docto 's
Y° walks
my So, though Elsie ept he ` teeth,- :h •y
• ye saved both her and ' her fat , er from ; . v -
p± - -
i'stress Jean ea ye lenty:• i
er Bann oy vre far
13 fell saft,nd ate
y oerties, lass, you Short
o boiling." menced writing, he -publish
poems (' Ali:ref" )i in pi
fo
s ' lr Your Teeth. for dist ibution among his
;�` e s cry of ann�ish one of his college mates (no
inline icon paper : gentle.. en) this paniphleet
by the poet. Taking it ho
dowwn and pu led ev
vain. Thin 'ing him
t saying an thing
n the mart 1 piece
would be stir' to pie
eel ast,' and tvent to
ghen he atered t
first thing sai
a
Is
't
11
re
to
ut
iu
1,
s;
le
el
distress. 1
Edgar) A Ilan oe.'
y after Edgar Alla
d the child dashed be -sat
sprang to he
bed ing in
en laly bandag d ud witho`
book
father
fore b
morni
room
father
left on
41 w
trying
down,
it. it."
"T
ave'
thong
ed it out
That -day an e p' osis n had h ppe ed
in the mill wrier he Worked and he was
badly hurt.
" .`Yater!" he said f ebly
She gave it to i and he en
speaking.
" Where's the .m ney, Elsie ?"
Here, papa," p tting heir band ( on
the bosom !of he d ess.
" That's right.. ekfe good !care o tit's exactly y csi : ,father.
God only knons w en we shah
any moisa. Po ! chid 1" he ^a th t sI would se if you said` m
fondly. An -intimate friend from .o hood
•' Not. a bit of it,'; sh an were g ily.
"You'll be at home. alt the time now, Edgar Allan Poe says he ne er saw
and we'll have/ sir ch; a good time oa th- J smile ' hi '-life A� A4 a boa •aud� yo
on
tie'
wa�
11, What sort {of boo
the; mantelpiece ?
Poe c
d one. of is
riends.
as han
elf too ti 1,
where his
is that on
or tails f
Her father gev sr a loving •• i man
le, friend
El ie to all
end closed 48 e eta wearily.
way, a
fell into an tinea Imbiber.
They came front gland, and had li: kellee°131Yin
The two were in. ail to each ot. :
in America but a few Months. I El te
but ber father c le her his dove oi terribl
him.
comfort, and new a .e as proving ! er
patience that Iliad, ve ybody lote r. 8ique'
But, the weekla e t by, the Money he had
was opent, and still he lay on his b d. fellow
The wolf wee at he oor, Hovi c Id htIaPUuMa
they keep bine:otft? ' was co
-Then it was tla t her lath so d,'
ring and the locket,' sh answere
" You Must get them out and car
them to Mr. 13Ittek.' 1
" Oh, papa, no'l t'e • all the el r
we have, and main a thought v y -
he put his hands -ov 'r h s eyes, an 806n
Elsie saw the teara stea slowly t rough
,lids fingers. 1 I
"Papa, dear, papa I I didn't me n
it. How cruel of ra 1" she excl jolted,
throwing ber arms a Out him. "II 11
them back again."
that wilt be t' e eat despairing' • ;
it
few minutes Ebe et ont on he fir t
her last. Tulle, a 'a ag in she en
till every possible t a ,g had bee ca
tied ; emd-meantime sh was le rnin
He, tem poor mako en st sec hi dar-
could they -do bat lie do n together an
AA Elsie went he e rom her last
a grocery to boy a lit le oal, and hil
she. waited 'for _or r customer , sh
cl
7 II
WANTED, Fonr parted ron Teeth, for hic
v ir I will give foNty do ars. Chas. Dow Den
The poor little face Embed sc rle
would take- mine " he tho ht i
41 Mother Savage 0 1 esterdsy she
• ' He Was strong and
orts of athletic ga
in all thingS else.
and -peculiar woy
With: his ; weird
big boy at -school go
beating, until by eta
hile the *beating w
ing of an en pring,
Oa emerging, he re
determined lto wait
gob exhausted, when
e him °noel for tell
al otions of prooe
ies
111
111
11
devoted
es, ab
eterrni
mel
were
writin
his h
ing hi
dere fr
and end
until t
he me
just li
ding.
ver 8011
11
ke
Of
•
1
The tor , that Alm Linco n said
fore eh m roied that the ma she m
'United Sta eaand I at there are lett
her youth, n which ehe reit rated t
• some are inclin d to lo
think he Flame thi g whe they g
marries , an before, nd as' somebo
has to b: el cted President, about o
girl out sf a million bits it ri ht. It
safe to ay bat no girl ever ;parried
tnan un ess he thought he had t
making of he smartest Mal in t
for love nd are reelly mashe to beg n
young f now never s es his disadva
tages. he eels th by proper tree.
remit an a ice there is no neition i
and she dec es then nd the e :to pit
matter if bi bead is a numb r Mx an •
8, a ;d ttillt t them in co_n
d t lay will t' 11 you t at thei
is quad to ristake his mark i
, a, d that 136 will se Pres
slopes t
fill out.
him any
who ma
ward ba
deuce, a
husband
the worl
dent so
, —the heti; master Stratf
School i :ing fo the ;
cOnnecti n Will Toro to Uui
eipeoted the a large number
•
•
rd Hig
olding of
men" i
ersity a
and it i
ill pre
0
AUCTION SALES.
TTNRESEIITED AOTION SALE of Farm
‘-' Stook and ImpleMents-Iiir. J. P. Bline
has been instructed b Mrs. 0. Carter, o sell by
11
at 12 o'clock noon sharp the fol owing valuable
81X. years old ; 1 heavy draught horse, coming
two ; 1 span of good Working h 'nes, l bleeding
mare, 6 cows, supposed to be in oaf te a thor-
oughbred bud ; 1 furl an cew, 2 heifers c, ming
coming twoi in calf ail a there gabr, d bull ; i 3
steers coming two, 1 hillifer wroth v two, 9 serail;
nearly new; 1 democrat Wagon, nearly new ; 1
wrought iroe gang plols, 1 wood a wing machine,
1 fanning mill, 2 plows; 1 turnip muffler, 2 sets
of double harness, 1 set of singl haroess, and
other articles too nun4rous to me tion.
Terms. --All sums o11420 and nn er, cash ; over
that amount 10 monthii' credit, wi 1 be given on
furnishing approved endorsed not a diecouot
on credit amounts.
Proprietress ; J. P. BRINE. Aucti meet.. I
The whole of the above propert will be Pold
without reserve, beluga' the prope ty of the late
of deceased aro c.rdialta invited attend th s
84241
REA.I.4 ESTATE FO
VOR SALE.—A. conTIOIT-Cable r
• shops, suitable f blarkem
maker, in a -good part e the tow
Tbe cottage is in rod repair, an
situated. The wie le propert y wi
ttage and trio
tb and
is pleasantly
leap. Apply to
TT OUSE FOR S 4LE —For sale
'as- property on John htreet, Sea
to St. Thomas church personag
cupied by Mr. Soolo. There is got
tion, first-class cellar, slix bedroom
room and a good kitehen. Also a
hard and aloft water, a :iew stable,
apply to the proprietor. D. InISS
reiRld FOR SALE.—North half
• cession 8, Morris, Containing
which are cleared and nearly five
There are on the premiliee a, good
frame stable, two never failing we
trees, all bearing. Tbe farrn
situated, being only twp., and a b
ther partieulars apply to F. 8. 8
or to BICHAnD LEES. Litidsay.
that 'desirable
orth, pest dear
d stone fouride-
,parier, dieing
aa;ng de *a°17 htarl
perticulats
(Worth. 8510
a lot 29, mo-
from- stumpa
Irg helm and
hen red froit
f .m les from
th !For lea -
OTT, Bruesele,
'piRM IN STANLEY FOR SALE OR TO
"4" RENT.—For sale et to rent lot 16, Gosheh
Line, Stanley, centaini'ig 1(.0 acr ,,s, 90 of which
are cleared and id a go, ,dtirsstta.
balance is composed of etelaosfs alrtaivwaotoiodnb, utohlie
There is a frame houM, good b nk barn with
stabling underneath, and a fra o stable and
ere. k i unnirg throingh the farm, together with
11 acres of fall wheat a d about 22 acres seeded
never -failing wells at tl e buildings. there are
to graas. It is within 1eur miles of hayfield apd
six Low Bruceileld, on 'the Great Western ;Rail:
way, and within a mile f school a id church. It
is a first -clam farm an will be sold cheap i r
rented on easy terms. For furt er particulars
NO 10E.
patrons of the Bluevale Chet se a d Butter Fee-
Blnevale, on Tuesday, February eh, 1884, at.*
o'clock p. m,, for ahe pa pose of s fling the whey
for the incoming seeson • the 1 tting of the
drawing milk on the 6dt:rent r utes ; the de.
livery at the fectory or a sulfide t guentity of
wood for the next season ; the co firming of corf
tain by-laws, and' the rfrensaction of any other
business that may be b onght befo e the meeting,
RESTAURANT AND CONF CTIONERY
BUSINESS FOR ALE.
THE undersigned wish a to disp e of his Res-
it.
in the fiou shit g tow of Seal rth, together
with a lease f the pre 'see, A good business
is now beim; alone and ould be la gely increase&
'I he stook is light, and r asonable terms will ha
given. Apply to the pr prietor o the premises,
MeCIR Ea R,
N--/ class Fire, Life and Accident I isurance Com.
panies. Debts collected and retina s made with-
out delaY. Money to. lean on i proved farns
property. All businese Proausted o me will be
Promptly and carefully attended t . Office op-
posite Mr. Kelly's Jewelry Store, H nsall. 84,0x52'
TAX PAYERS'f ATT NTION.
HOPE that all who have not paid their taxes
ebruary. If
will have tO
do, but we
want to have the busineas Wound p as soon ae
possible. 8 . CIARNOCHAN, Collect r. 841
BUT
yet will do so beforejthe ist of
so, I will not say a wordr if not I
see abotit it, which I doe. t wish to
JOHN LAPR
Late of the Royal City Dye Works
to do all sorts of Dyeing on any
any desired shade. Haviug bad lo
in some of the largest dye works i
is thoroughly versed In the newest
proved styles Of ooloring. j
Seaforth, or ?IR. JAMEIS cora,'
villa will receive prompt attention.
Charges moderate and fratisfactio
Ladies' and Gentlemenis Garment
renovated, making them eppear as
IK,
is prepared
abrio and in
Ame:ica, he
nd most ina
LOUGHLIN,
cleaned and
d as new.
JA!VIES A. RINE
HARDWAR2E. ERC
STONE
BLOCK, WI
fifteeia different styles of
Axes ; nine different' makes
eut Saws. Also the! largest
complete stock of
CUTLERY
GHAM
ect from
Chopping
of Cross-
nd most
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE
Cruets, Cake Baskets; Pickl Bo ttles,
Butter Dishes, Napkin Ring , Knives,
Porksand Spoons. Also a f 11 line of
the celebrated
' NEVADA SILVER G
We have a hill warranty on o plated.
ly as represented. ; e140t-
goods, end guarantee them to
JAS. A.OLINE CO.
1884, JA.NUA.RY.
18811. NEW LI-( OR STORE.
but DERS FARMERS 8i. MECHANICS
COOIKING ANTI) HEATING STOVES.
TIN, COPPER AisID SHEET IRON WARES.
BEST BARGAIP1S TO CASH CUSTOMERS AT,
.MRS. QIIN KIDD'S
Cheap Hardwa e and Stove House, Seaforth.
HAPPY NEW
MER
Y CHRISTMAS.
We Have a Large Assort-
ment of Useful Articles Suit-
able for Holiday Presents.
Please Call and Inspect at file
Cheap Cash, Store of HOFF-
S., Seatorth.
MERR1Y CHRIStMS.
-13
NEW
Ha
and
Far
and
TH
LUNG FIRM IN SAFORTH.
SEAFbillITH ROLi.ER MILLS,
LATi THE RED MILL
McBR.I DE St.
ing 'lough
best mao
SMITH, from Strathroy,
the above mills, aad refitted them throughont with all the late
the resul
era sn
have it ho
attained is, they
ow get all their,;G
me with them the
MILL,
aye one of the beta mills in the Provine
ame day, and Satisfabtion Guaranteed.
-For sale by the ton or in less qua tities—FOR CAS11. Cosh for any quanti
of Wheat.
MR. THOMAS SMITH
wi 1 personally superintend the Seaforth
st
TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.
THE SEAFoRTH TEA STORE
Still sitands firm at the front, and is the oldest one on the list, and will sell Teas as cheap, if Lot
cheaper, than any other house.
Is now receiving daily large lots of Holiday Goods, and is oPeating Out some of the finest exi
cheapest got:ids ever offered in Sealorth.1 His stook is now complete, and he extends a cordia
invitation to' all to call and inspect Ids stock before parch/ming ; elsewhere. He feels confider].
that lais etock will please and satisfy all who may favor him with a eall. 'His stock consists of Tide%
Sugarla Syriips, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Dried Apples, Coffees, Spices, Cheep°, ali
kinds 'of 'Canned Goods, Jellies, Candied Peels, Starches, Soaps, Tobaccos, all kinds of Extra°
for Flavoring, a fall stock of Flour, Brea Shorts, Cornmeal, Oatreeal, Oats, Peas, Barley, Spli
Peas, praham lean Buckwheat Fiona pples, Onions, Potatoed, Selt by the Barrel and Flue
Dairy; Salt, Pork and anger Cared Ha and Bacon, also a well-geleeted stook of China
Crook ry road Glassware, Tea Sete and Toil t Sets,a stock of all kinds of Fish on band, also Coal
; Oil. atmeal exchanged for Oats at mil rates. Goods delivexed lam of charge.
ULT Main Strcet Seaforth.
REMOVAL.
Seaforth Musical Instrument Emporium,
'door north of t
selected stock
spoken of by al
the Industrial
and Orgini, an
bookf4 Agent
SCOTT BROTHERS
oe that they have removed to Mtge commodious premises, one
e Post Office, where they will be found with a large and well -
of DUNHAM PIANOS, which are so well known and. highly
musicians. EXCELSIOR ORGANS.These Organs have re.
est rewards wherev+ shown, and have also received a diploma lilt
air just closed at Tbronto. We also keep in stock other Pian
all kinds of small instruments, Sheet inlasi0 and instructio
wanted.
SCOTT BROTI:IERS Seaforth.
We take pitapat( e in a flouncing to
the people of Seaf rth and surrormaing
vicinity, that we h ve opened;ont a
NEW LIQUOR STOR,E1
Coraprieing the hoicest Brands of
-Wines and Liquors, selected and bought
from one of the leading "Wholetsale
HOUSeS in the Dominion. '
OLD PO
T WINE
From fngrand.
DRY SNERRY A CRAPE WINE
From Franco.
Madeira and Xartts4la Saerameot
From Spaiii_4_4aaLranted pare.
D. K. AND HINWS HOLLAND CIL
Mountain De____vit from S4ot,laud.
GUINNESS' PORTER
Bottled by Bulk° from $relaad.
Old Rye, Malt Superinir Wh4skies
Brandies.
dielmal purposes( and amily nee. (a tietexal
;Remember the Plate, two doora oath 'of Rob-
ertson's Circular haw.
W. KILL
WROXOTB NJ ILIA
Begs to annotince to the Publib that he
lias.corarnenced to ;operate the
WROXETERIWOLLEN FACTORY
•
and that he be prepared ;tie give
:mood value in
FULL ,CtOTIELS,
UNION TWEEDS.,
FLANIa ELS,
CUSTOM
Spinning and Fulli
ea to.
possible, have; thei
them, and al3 he ha
good working Order
but -efficient wor
warranted. !
g promptly attend-
tance as far as
Rolls home with
pelt the mill into
and employs none
men all werk
ALE*, Gli3SON,
PROPRIETOR
CANADIAN 10 OF COM ERCE.
HEAD 41e1 E, TOROliTO.
Pahl up Capttaf,
Presici•ent, Hon. Win. lit ter.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to
receive deposits, on which interest allawed On
the most faeorable terrar.
Drafts on all the priacipal towns and eitier in
Canada, on 0 at Britain, and nil tam OnlItedi
States, beught d sold.
Hotel.
689 H. IRELAND, Saanaser.
F. TIOLYRSTED,
;INSURANCE, ,ANA LAND OEM
18 AGENT for tte eral First -Claes Stook, !lira
and Life Triennia Conipanies, and Is preaaa.
el to take risks on he most favorable terms. ;
Also Agent fox se eral of the best Loan So.
Also Agent for th Sale sad PurobasiOf Farm
and Villege Proper y.
• improve
of Firsts
!alms for Sale.
emo,oilo ta 1 own 'n.1 Mx- per cents
Agent for the mile 1 Ocean Steamship Ticket*
'OFFICE — Over M. Motrieon's Spore, Main
Street, Sealorth. 64‘
AGRICULTURAL
The Glencoe eultn
facturing Company ave
the farmers of liar
arranged with
MONROE 8p HOG
THOMAS bloll9ON
To keep constantly on ha
I- Implement Manta -
Perth that they Ineee
eter,
N, Seaforth,
d all repairs for t
WROUGHT IRO HARYESTER
them, also for all the mac nes formerly mamas
lectured by THOMPSON al WILLIAMS, of 8ttabl.
All orders for Machinery -left wit their agent,
or addressed to Bon 3a, REIN .143AII.1,,
receive prompt attenjtion.
815 I, ROWER Agent.
WANtE
FARMS DF ALL
IMPROVED & PAR
Any one wishing tO
CILARLEIS E.
Land Ofllc4, Dun
MONEY T
At lowest rates of in rest.
ESCRI TIONS,
LT IMERIDV.taj
816-26
0. E.
class a property
applying tO
ondOn, Ont,
aser by
BRY
LOA
41317
BBYD0F.,8, Mont;