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MARcli 7, 1884
ZTHING NEW
MILL.
e„
pUrehaSed the Grocery Bent
. D. Itose, Seaforth, it wilt
Ie strae at the old stank.'
to the post office,,
nd choice Stock of Groceries
tonsisting f a thie assort.
•
LACK AND JAPAN TEAS
e flavor and goo a drawing
mallet be surpassed. I would
1,whe have any curiosity to
eet my 25,t, 50c, bOo and ne
ETort will be made to main -
est reputation of this stand,
; the freshest and best goods
rt, can supply for the least
Farm produce taken a9
he Egmandville Gilt Edge
ur alwaes ort hand, and goods
ree of charge.
g to the above, I take= this -
y of thanking my customers
shlie generally for the patron-.
I received for the last six
trust that the same liberal
"wilt he coutinned to= my suet
Cherlesworth.
D., D. ROSE.
PST'S is the place to go,
a Jewelry quite a show.
jeavela rieria and rare
latest etalee are there,
eatienablein priee 1*
Lt•eket
rice.
di on Papst,
I is- sure,
t.ig fr. en others goods BO poor.
y matt and werain born,
.apst'aatock to morrow morn.
dt ashamed to show hia stock,
f.3and in Cardnett.Blook.
• Chrhd gnale are beat,
c,r :it' at ch investa
eou he will do his best, an
ry to rival all the reat.
, place west of Toronto to
Inircbase
atcckg, Jelvdry, Silver-
ware and ispectades
he popular jewelry store of
L. PAPST,
. STREET, SE4FORTIL
placuLTuOAL
E MENTS..
roe Agricultural Impleraent MJIUP
retmparty have ple 'sure in infarraing
of Huron and PertIr that they halm
'
:E. VERITY, Exeter,
ROE a; HOGAN, Seaforbh, _
rAstlepOir-ALD, rditchell,
nstantly on hand all repairs for the
•
10111. IRON HAEVESTER
ther Irrip'eusents manufacture by
!for all the nalichines formerly pane -
k HOMPSON & WI I. LIAMS, of Stat-
es, for Mechinery left with their War
sd to KOX 111ENSALLyWin
leapt attention.
1.
BaWER,MAN,
.••••••.*
.! THE SEAFORTH
ME MD- LAO AGENCY,
NZO 811ONG
T fur several Firet-Paas Stook, 111.
44E/mace Compartlet and is prelia.
eieks on the =mit favorable terra&
mt for several of the beat Loan 80'
int far the Saleand Porebe.se 01Fos
e Property.
Ymber of 19•rirst-Cla$4
r,I.;raved Farms for Sale.
'V to 1.osto at a.ix per Wit
1.11LPECKE•
the sale of Oectan tateamehip Vete%
()vtr -Morrisoo's Store,g0
afertl..
PMILY
WEICO Eg
k
th. largeet and best etory naPers
:111 AT. I.rielf It full of
:V AND) 6t4t, TIANCE.,
%» UL.1D1.
3' DOT Le A La VE tt) °SI
3 re '11.1 n t be a eireel r line of dug
24 it. ettlai-hed the 1st anel 15th °I
Terms : • ne dollar per 8nnul:021
A• eerste 'wanted ever where. Sarn_ell
lie Weleume," Lanow`"
817.4
RCTI, 7, 1884.
Roussmalill
j3ey-ond These Chilling Winds.
Fromthe New York Observer. -
aleyend these' °billing winds and gloomy skies,
Ilfiond death's saltum portal,
There is a land where beauty never dies
Am& lees becomes immortal;
A land Whese Kght is never dimmed by shade,
whose nettle are ever verniti,
Whet e nothing beautiaal can ever fade •
Bat, Weenie for aye, etexnal,
aeronomy not know how stweet the bahrty air,
ow bright ar d fair its flowers;
iee may net la ar the songthat echo there,. -
Through those) enchanted bowers.
Mist city' s shinieig towers we may not see
With our dim earthly vieion,
For death, the rodent warden; keeps the key
That °pee those gates elysiau.
sometinre when &down the western sky
The fiery sunset lingers,
eel golden gate- swing inward noiselessly,
Unlocked by sileet finger&
and while they etand a moment half ajar,
Gleams hem the hitter glory
Stream brigle ty through the azure vault afar,
And half reveal the story.
hula unimown f 0 lard of love divine!
• nther all wise, eternal, -
nide,.guide these wandering feet of mine
Into those pastures vernal!
Nala'er AMELIA PRIEST.
Gaieties.
At an Iriah league meeting sorne
one in the audienee got up and moved
that no lane should vote who was not
neeeent.
is one thing to try to behave like
geutleman and quite another thing
to be a gentleinan and not need t�
trY•
Wilhelmina, my dear, I
found these stockings lying across a
ehair in the parlor." She-" YeE, dear
old goosey 1 Why, those are my new
thre-aAglaatugoing
e"ing to plant my •foot
down," said tbe lady of the house in
Wrathful tones. "What 'yer going to
raise, corns ?" interrogated the man of
the hous,efrom behind his paper.
-When some of his courti4rs endeav-
oured to inmte Philip the Good to pun iah
prelate who had need him ill, he said,
"I know that I can avenge myself, but
it is fine thing to have vengeance in
onete power and not to use it."
-" When are you going to make me
that pair of new boots I ordered ?" asked
Gus De Smith of his shoemaker. "When
you pay me for the last pair I made
for you." "Whew 1 I can't wait so long
as that."
-"Dear George," said a young wo-
inan, "I am willing to marry yon if I
have to live on bread and water. "Well,"
said the enthusiastic George, " you fur-
nish the bread, aud I'll skirmish around
and find the water."
-The Irishman is funny even when
he is sad. They were lowering a British
eaptain into his grave, and as the com-
pany fired a volley, poor Pat, with eyes
brimful of tears, cried oat: "Ah, mas-
ter, that's the last shot your honor will
ever hear."
Will you hae a sowp kail, Mr.
Brown ?" asked a lady of oneof her
guests at a goed substantial Scotch din-
ner. "On ay, mem, thank ye. I aye
like a pickle kail. If they're glide kail
their worth suppin' ; and if they're no
gude, Re a sign there's no nauckle to
come after." •
-A plain-spoken old Scotch lady,
Mrs. Warrehope of Niddry, being very
ill, sent fur aunt Soph, and said te her,
“Soph, I believe I'm dying. _ Will j ou
alwaye be kind to my children when I
am gone ?" "No, na ; tak' y'r spoilt
deevils wi' ye:" was the reply, "for
ha.e needling ado wi' them."
-They were returning home from
the theatre, and. had nearly reached her
home when the young man observed :
"Isn't the weather cold and raw ?" She
must have raisuuderstood him. '•Rave,"
she mid, rather heeitatingly. "Yes, I
like them raw, but," she continaed,
looking sweetly in his eyes, " don't you
think they are nicer fried?" What
could he do?
---'1Good morning, children," said an
Acadia phi sician, as he met three or
four children on their way to school,
"and bow are yen this morning'?" ''We
darsn't tell -s ou," replied the oldeat of
the crowd, it. boy of eight. "Dare not
tell -me 1" exclaimed the physician, "and
why not?" "Oauser papa said that last
year it coat him over $50 to .have yoti
come in and aek ns how we were.
*-"Good morning. Is Mr. Bleak in ?"
• "Noesah ; he's gone to his business,
Well, is Mrs. Black in ?" "Dat
depends, sah. What does ye want wid
her ?" "Why, here's a milk bill of $32
I'd like her to settle." d She KM not
in, sah." "But E know she is in."
"Can't help it, sab4 De orders am dat
she am never in fur meat and milk bills
and skit. Good morraird ; 1 has to go;
she am callin' me."
-A reluCtance ever to be character -
as old is a. well-known weakness of
the female sex. The Rev. Mr. Robb
Episcopal clergyman at St. Andrews,
waited, shortly after his ordination, on
the Hon. Miss Erskine, one of his con-
• gregational adherents. Miss Erskine
Waii.p.n octogenarian. After a few com-
• monplaces, Mr. Robb exclaimed -"I
perceive, madena , you're a very old lady,"
I perceive, sir," rejoined the offended
gentlewoman, "you're a very young
man."
--Dr. Maeduff tells a goocl story of Dr.
Chalmers, " the simplicity of whose
character was out of accord with the
-rush and torrent of his magnificent
verbiage." On one occasion the great
orator had been invited. to addrese
primitive prayer -meeting in a remote
• Highland parish. The parochial minis-
ter begged as a personal favor that the
distinguished minister would speak
down to the intelligence of his flockoand
USG only the simplest words and senten-
ces. Chalmers good-naturedly assent-
ed, and. begin with this easy and un-
studied sentence: " My friends, I have
been specially aaked, in addressing you
to -night, to avoid the technical nomen-
clature of scholastic theology."
Kisses by Post.
The young postmaster of a village in
the district of Zuaira was busy at work
in ids office when a gentle knock came
to the door, aud iu stepped a buxonn
young coentry lass. Walking up to the
desk she handed the official, with a
haahful smile, a postoffice. order, which
he closely examined, . and paid the
taming woman the sum inscribed. At
the same time he asked her why she
had not detached the coupon from the
order, as the sender had written on it a
further communication for her. "In-
deed?" -said the girl; "well, you eee, I
can't read: perhaps you'll be so kind as
to read it for me." The postmaster
read as follows: "I send. you herewith
three &ride and a thousand kisses."
Glancing rapidly at the troang person,
he added, with his tie
gravity: "You have
and I am ready to giv
once." The young
cepted the balance of
reaching horn° she
"Eh, but it's a gin
postoffice *on can an
alongwith, our moult
Journal.
stobied official
g t_ ithe money.
ou the kisses at
ant -woman a;o-
er order. On
id to hr fol1:
c nee n—t4is
get kis es sent
rot ra." lei4s
American
A New York stockb
his Way to Buffalo
Observed that one o
gers_ was closely e
after a time the ro
asked:
“ Didn't see you in
The broker- wasn't
year, but, thinking.
stranger, he replied m
"Don't you remeln
devil a silver dollar b
the Tremont ?I" =1
" I dol" .
"Well, I'm the cha
out of work, andaabout
suicide. The money
of me. By one lucky
I am now worth $25,
" Air! gled to hear
1` And DOW I want
place of that fifty cen
easy until the debt is
• The broker protest
but finally, just to jh
took his 20-do11ar 11).
back 15 dollars. I
withdrew, „and everyt
ended then and there
reaching Buffalo, h
that the "twenty"*:
that he was 15 dollar
mon.
Who was on
the wee
f Pow -passe
di g him, a d
'camel o er ad
ce, o iii 1879 "
Chioajg� th t -
r the
ativp.i
a pobr
froet
o ham
affit
• bandin
ig t iu
11
I was ard
ea y to cola
de a n w 1)1
ift and not
n •
•
la to ta
11 ea
aid '
or the
an ga
tran
ng emigbr
aso
'etun.te
ut of po
A Good
"How do you like
St. Pant ?". asked a p
edy, daring a conve
old saints and apostle
she, "he Was a.good, el
know, for he once Said yoit know, t
we ,rtaist eat what a set before
and ' ask no questioa for consoieu
. should 1k
iyte ea
_ "Where will we st P i St Lo is
Charley ?" asked. a -brd o her ran- e
hubby as they were ied ng eatw r
on their bridal tour vi' the Wabas
1
e $5
,r
el
bject d,
an, iie
e h in
er BO
t have
n
rtaiijed
feit,a d
kat.'
e char cter of
on, of h s larid.
tihn about th
" Ah !" sai
ver ol soul
sake. I always tlioug ft I
him for a boarder."
".Don't Call
a
e'
• "
railroad.
"The Hotel Behnke'
"Hush Charley, doe'
in public or every on
newly married."'
e.'
e dee
ill kno we r
• The Fou S. 1
monk !who 4a
t- ith . a ljtItl
old tan '6 d
o fo rp1aat
beg nningt
e se ond 14a
to t e ear h
hrn , wh Is
tt•e . T e
yo ng cm
There was once in ell
walking through -a for
scholar by his side. T le
denly stopped and polet ed
close at hand. The firat
peep above the grouri '
rooted itself pretty 01
the third was a . siniti
the fourth was a ful l
the old monksaid
pardon : . -
"Pall' uP the first.
The youth easily 'iiul
his fingers. ' 1
"Pull up the second -
The youth obeyed plo
And the third." 1
But the boy had to p
strength, and use both r
succeeded in nprooti g its
" And now ' said Ithe Ines
your hand upon the fourth."
But lo ! the trunki o the
(grasped ill the ,ar s f th
scarcely shook its le ep ; and
fellow found it irnptkisibl9 t o
roots from the &Ala
Then the wise old rb@rtk exp ained to
his scholar the rneaning of be fear
trials.
,
"
This my sou, is Chat what happen
with our passions. i Wh a ti isey r
ng and week, oneLeona , by a 1itt!i.
watcWu1uess over seilf, ud th help .o
a little self denial, essiiLv tear hem u
but if we let there cast !their r ots d e
down into oursmile', tibOri 11s hu an
power can uproot the , the lmig tir
hand of the Creator; c u ado e pl c
them out." n
"For this reason, My chi
over the tiret moventents of y
and study by acts of alietuis to
passions in check.: l: I ,,
A Question of titece
"You know, ma,th t in Phi
people always ask :.bo one'
father was, and an 1
soon yon meat tell M
father a iudge or a go
dent, or, a anything !"
" Well, no, my ,
very rich, though; an
had something to do,
" But what •vnts:
trade ?"
"Ob never mind tha
"But these Philad I
ask me, you know."
" Well, the only tre
was shoemaltingro
" Shoemaking ! Olt,
so that is all right."
"Yesr h
i t
t'sol
up wit
easil 4.
forti all hi
s b .fore h
r, "tr
all tae
yonth
be liiittl
tear
4/1
•
a, watc
ur s(IIul,
eep ypn
mats.
adelphi
grand
m pi g titer
.. Was: y graa
rnor, or a pres
a ,
deare He becalm
you znay ear h
th the banks."
is Ipeof 'ssion. 0
years. He
ed at it in
made B 0
earned ti
penitent
not mention that.
A True Story of
•
his pe pie tin 1
he eve!r learned
ell, he got rloh,
ar at m tny
tirade and work-
ry, but yon need
ladelp ia Clall.
The other morni '
were looking out Of
house when they 0
roll off a market wag
the S reet
g two'
wind
eetved a
bb that' nr
Instantly over a dose° well.dr
apparently sane per ons b'
after the wagon, as though
had been a gold w
stopped, looked bank
yawned, and drove qn.
"What an a,bsurd
a
entle
w 0
• Oab
8 passing.
ssed 0,nd
ye] ing
e veget ble
The dr ver
t the °ebb ge,
flies peop e in the
street make oyer ttjivial occ rrenc s,"
said one of the gendl mem "Now, I'll
bet a Bilk hitt I coul get a aro «d of five
hundred persons arojun1 that
inside of thiety mine enand ye
this room:" l , .
"1 take the bet " said
pulling out bus wate
-4' Yes; give the ity
"11; is now 11-30.
The proposer of
friend to the wind
sesteand taking a ea
ly at the rand cover
terrified expresaion.
Presently a cab
action,and began to
from the kerbstone,
black stopped, then
senger-boyo and a m
'‘‘ What'slthe mat
man, approaching t
his national dish.
. • 1 ..i
nionamewanee
TH
UR
"Don't tou
Stand back!"
the window.
At his horr
fell bank pre
dense circle a,
b ge. Hilmar
t e exeitemen
it 1 L
onted t
r - stricken
i itately,
o nd the
s Oana6 r
noreased
"Loi* out t
e the better,
W
t at dog awe, Several sto e
t at was 80i.
"Take care
p licernam, w
W y through
fernal machin
thing"
Meanwhile
the streets be
screamed an
•an d ,a shopke
oti the *ad o
to pour wate
14°nTla. e crowd
over a thou
moved aVVLS.7 f
down. Ina f
hurried tap a
peered a man
delegate egafire fro
B
1" I should 1
What the fact
"What fa
Why, wh
at cabbage
IV
en
a
age
cab age
not 1 ave
is fri ud,
Are yo read ?"
Go1"
the W ge
isd, tier°
pointe
d• cabbag
ri er no
tit at the
'nd then
rob ant.
er inqui
e ifinoce
!
'
1
led bis
up lthe
earnest-
witha
iced the
vegetable
a bot -
r, a Mes-
ed. a er-
t base of
11
rel" fra
ving hi
nick!" •
were th
around
said a
was 8
e Mass.
itro-gly
pa,veme
aIf e imp
rushed
✓ began
long p
n the
'oh, ou
outi
unest
df
nn006
nning
rapid'
tically
cane.
t ere
an at
crowd
..ed a
cab -
and
am-
' ake
own a
he sea
aoubl ddies iv
It, a
erine,l s
t was
nilohbjtete
o tie aeb
e with
evilish
r'
clir
e.
to a
his
in
me -
°eked,
omen
sIiops,
°het
hide
veu-
REAL ESTAT
XPOSITOR.1
•
FSR SALE.
• t. -North half of
AOR FARM FOR
lot 0, and north h 0 borth half of lot
81 conceeeion 9, MeKillo 1 hest of this land is
se 'ded, and in excellent . ond t on •for meadow
or pasture For Ruth° p iculars apply to
A DREW GOVEN OCK,Wn t trap P. 0. 819 tf
OUSE FOR S ALE.- eel°, that. desirable
property on Joan Str et; iatti forth, pe s t door
to St. Tholuaa church p rem t go, stud now co-
ca tied by Mr. Soolei 'I he •e is 1. ) sd etone feu n, fir firet-elass c1ln1r, s1 td. erns parlor, 0 ining
re. en and a good kdt4ben. Aho a hop wood -bed,
ha d and soft waterate ne et, t 10 aed all (drier
no et.sariest complete. For j th, r petticulare
ap 1,y to the proprietor. D R Seaforth.: 880
8 las; MILL FOR s8-aL
ne ,tiwutiltwsiiituh:tue HNtv(i,.ch
of Wniteehurch eta I ,n oi th
Sr, 311.1ee iilw .y. :vet phi.'
W 11 be s Id at a reijinrkably
Jpa. r‘tVu.ohir.t)WBRAY,. rept etoe
le ter to ariltechureh P. .
reale, a saw , mill
Ingle mill in'con-
and it half miles
" etiii.14Goss, prey
Ln goeti con sittioe.
v price. Appli to
at he mill, or by
oud uer ept f a
846-10
"Nothing
✓ ply. "excep
✓ elided by
b ggest fools
f r yon ?"
The man r
t ought not,
this tie e nu tering
d, the two geed men
the window nd at
MOMers
,s thert as a
he door, aud P e ap-
ho had een set as a
he ma -meeti g out-
. •
1 meen,
•
1 11
to kn
re," hes
?,•
t there is
t there?
he worl
hat it se
a out a t
town.
fleeted a
d retire
1)
al
w, g
id.
peculi
," was
ms to
amend
o auyt
=oil, a
bout
hp soft
, sur '
0if the
g elbe
Out
ittin.g Fog.
A scientist while out
ight On a ri • ei in Flori
iji a fog so desse that h
twenty feet 8. ead. Th
ed rowing, ud said tl
o wait for d: ylight or t
1
ina
• wa
eon!
boat
ey wo
the 1
d away, as t ey did no know
irection to s ear. The scient
d thorn wha science c n do f
an emerge y. He says:
I at once s
alloed. So
ointingitt t
he echo ca
earest land.
Rowing a
the echo, we
• "coasted" hp
14
The boattn
that they ha
lives and ha
tile and easy
when lost in
A knowled
e many a
oo, on -the
•
Fisherimen
ated this h
his would o
hole nights
aye been w
heir husine
Steamboat
tted. ' I ha
ith the ee
eeth.
Daring
a 1
aturated w
tech better
vheu dry.
Two reau
- urravnsmelsfearsete
ouud is bee
• Rent emhe
on with a li
ermine the
nearest land
s c
ood up in
the e
directic
I said:
0,
a
11
f-reile iij
on reach
6.
18
express
een on t
ever tho
plan to
fog.
of so si
mal hou
r.
tit whom
v4 told m
n have s
f males
h hundr
s • '
plots ma,
e seen th
o strikirij
the at
moistu
nductor
the
ho ca,
)a front
I" The
the dit
d the 1
d grea
-e river
alit of
ad th
ple a f
night
have c
a Imo
ved th
toil, a
ds of d
id he
at °De
aught
ot see
h
staovpe-
clear-
8• WhOhWat-
man
ti
at and
O back.
which
is the
41 ion of
rid and
rprise
their
sim-
shore
•
saved
nd day,
romuni-
dge of
from
would
. ars in
also
m ru
the
osphe
e tha
f so
follow -Piz e
nd bent! the
eedily ; nd se
more di inctly
ir g these
o practi
p sroxint
o woods. -
o lac
cau
dista
bene-
a,ehore
n the
is so
lt is a
than.
Sad Term
The last •i I
phine Gallm
Vien u a stag
nese public,
adorn a tale.
had often be
by her ad
might be lai
grave of the
igood reason
leave ,enoug
• She was wit
angel On a g
,literary wore))
was a great a
of engageme
dent. She
• she earned i
and Ada Me
brains and g
she died pra
she played t
creatures of
well to the I
-that is, if
ladies on eh
the cruel tri
child of the
the footlight
• of bewitchin
and sang th
himself won
' I Leipsic at a
She coined
United Stitt
last visit by
. never put as d
day, and wh
showers des
shelter. -E
The Lat
ir
8
a
0
ation 11
Caree
and tes ament
er, the •bueirl
nd the ri
nts a m
She, at
cast in
of t
ral if i
wh ose
heir e
rs, wed
o rest e the
uper, foil the si
t she was to
• purchase a p
clever,. hands
healthy patt
pper dericribed
orite, atd was -
; but a
nt Moue
and • lik
sound
o re-
d, the
•
,la per.
n- de -
o of -the
illliant
fi J098 -
of the
6i Yien-
di
pt e gs e nmo st
hinsiasm
bit she
m mon
pe and
iboor to
ivete lot.
, "an
eno" as a
hr; she
Her out
ir4iprovi-
tban
MOD tes
dpubted
in'ations,
[though
fteehest
ed them
ben old
t that
1. PIoiled1
ped to
CrOW1.3
, grace,
Strauss
s born at
eluhatttlee.
h
don her
lint she
he rainy
and the
without
El Was
quic
e Lola
en, won4m of re
t perso
oally peri
brightel
rlesque,
she m
;
al fas
iless.
t and
nd pi:
st hay
e permi ted to
tage evei grow
must b4 told, t
• iserstad a who
o airily,
aris wi
!teeing
sau
usic of SLranss l.
have detaredi
riod anterior to t
a in h tours
althong
a painful
a prose
the clo
ded it f
ng S ta
A earriag
Cunard dee
headed m
Cunarder
"Yes, sir,
Down ea
off the dri
carried it,
steamer.
mended, t
enger pa
days," ret
eously;
" Great S
ea man,"
It was ex
made a
courteous
ea men in
of sonae
later the
friend adi
for their
hours lat
ed man a
• gloating
watches,
former h
which th
thought o
• oome in o
41
11
61
er
ot
is
int
st
to
efir
re
u,
be
r, 1
•
:lojv
db
011
et.X
Smu
rove fu
a New
•unced
he ail
lied a
e red -he
perch,
his v
hen do
d-heade
the de
d the
has 3
?" roar
this th
ed to
ke in t
nger iuv
is state -
shut en t.
-headed
'th ma
ter acq
New Y
O court
he vali
s, and t$ like,
ought fr loa the
aials
tut he
r.
Is
tortur
atady
ion for
s brok
and he
dard.
glingli D dge.
ously ovilta the
°rite aud u. red -
t. " this the
d hre t lessly.
ustont official.
ded ma 'strut:di
nd togd her they
lise, ah add. the
s she (ti iI ?" de -
k. "It a few
asseng r court-
st co e in."
a the ed head -
outgo& g boat ?" •
tm the, bo had
e day,and the
ted the ed head-
om .t4 partake
Half an hour -
a.
man e his
y kin wishes •
aintan e. Five
•It, the ed -head -
pus at nger sat
e full f laced,
h'Ich the
h p, and
d never
had not
3
man a pass -
01
tl
ARM POR rth 1 If of 1..t 29, con -
c essin 8, Mori -tie, cot tent ng 100 aer s, 40 of
ich are cleared a rd net rly f ee limn stumps.
ere are on the pr mise -a le d I 6 house , and
me stable, two n ver f liu wells and an ex-
Ilent os chard of a,mo t , t o lanidred fruit
'es, all bearing. 1 1 he 11110 ie eonve iently
tatted, being on13 two nd 4 hell miles from
aforth For for-
80oTT) Brussels,
y. • 841
ussels and thirte
er particulars ap
to RICH/alai) L
'ARM IN HULL
lot 3, cotscesst
• es, 90 el which aro ale'
tarl. ell well undttr-dati
cultivation. Tilprt is
od outhuilding•sea sple
nee of water. s1 valid
farm. It is good for
1. about f ur milesiftom
iutou'woh a gooll gravel re. et sding to, estc014011p ace. Pier futth riparti al • is apply n the prem-
-s (.1' ad tress Se foil h i) 1t98ERT e 0-
10HAE'L. •:846
11 fro
rly to F. '1%
'ES, a de
ETT tat
, 3, 1 •
• , t1
S't[.l.-F r stile,
t, C Mahone 100
re+ f m stumps,
ed seal ma high state
did named d rbun-
gep. briek reeicence,
lati4 Overrates throueh
ith
,aifn
etoelt or gr in.
th and seven; from
1
5
'h
5
'ARM OR SAL, .---0
subseribtr offers f .33.•
, in the eth an:cession
acres, neatly lall c
allied, and on wlijch i
ick house 4ex26, with
trd and s it wa
lx40 with bugge
viali ih he ilth the
ale Le mist half of let
of • 'Wren, cunt lining
sae well seaced mad
fir tett it etsbstinv Ina
kit a en altd woodehed,
good'. fr me . barn
a d rattle stables,
ale) a. On lying
Tee farm is in a
tales front Dublin
a goo school.
th down balance
00 mortgage for 10
;Hers IC Ge.1113U1',
Kia, Auctiartrer,
846
er, LI S 1'
route, heti.
a I it. good repair. • Th re i
ut
3 ng oleheird in f 11 beet isee
g od locality-twe and a hal: 1
a d one and a 11 If miles 1111
eons liberal-abo, t unc-ft Li
'purchase inonel ea .
ars -if ee ired. pply n 11
the pi emises, oijto TIO1lifi
C. Dubliu.
-`ARM IN STANLEY.
ale 6
mini.
go d
11 of 6
rouse
ai
()Veer
farg
Ugh t
at the
. t an
bin as
ou t'
3
ile o
and
15: Po
isee ttr
13Elt
RE NT. -For
ine, Stanley, c n
e cleared and in
alence ul compos
here is la frame
abling undernea
riving shed, with
a here Is a splen i
O es k g thr
ever -failing wells
11. acro cif fall wh
t glaeseI It wi
s x from Brucefiel
•ay, aud within,a
'1 a first-class far
✓ nted on easy te
pply on the p e
ay fi. Id 2.0. R
toms ofi
mining,
e steam
1V
P(1/1 T. SALE OR TO
to eet, lot 16. Goshen
1,
1
0 ac era 90 i f which
eta e of cultivation, the
steel is h Irdwood.bluth.
g ed bank bean with
d frame ' stable arid
ne ersery ' . utb-uildinge-
0 ,o •chard ; and *a sprieg
ae arm, t .g. tiler with
I) illhogS . here are
,a cad 22 acres seedsd
ar i lilts s of Bayfi• hi and
10 s eat Western: Rail.
sets o aria church. ..It
w'1. b . 'sold cheap t r
ifurther ea- Oculists
ti the un resigned,
8 • HNSON. 842
ARM IN TUC1eERSA
sale, Lot 8, Leer>
mith, and the e ha
onees-ien, cent ining
ores are clamed en the
n the Brutal larrni. The
rank b n, and ot ter
411.1 is Ca fnced, IV' 11
cod estate of cull
odd and mostly
oneg ticari.ng 0
lune alio 20 acre
1 ter are adjoining
eparately It is
nd three miles' f
1 raaing to erch pl
o the Iproprieto,
ISHEF1.. .847 .
•
T
01
15
la
re
00
vatien •
heed cr
ehar.1
of fal w
and 11
wi-hti
Kippt
ce.
Ki
1 FOR 8 -LE -For
.fll. 11 11. te., Tutker-
n L t 9, in the 10th
e •t res, of which 80
rge, in 35 aortas' on
is &goats Jra»e hc.nee,
-s r3 hulloinge• The
. r-dreisted., and in a
ale timber land is all
tj.'there is a good
rad plent y of water.
Ireit sown. The two
1 L e sol togethei or
von•mi•es of -eatorth
ei .11 g• 0.1 gtavel roads
.iy on th premnats or
eh 'P. O. JOSEPH
14.
1,
P•
IMP() TA T adOTICES.
I, . ., •
OLISEKW le
-EEP R s 1 1-; -Addiess, ening
wages, JAS. III -41, tP,I geroxet. r 1•.u. 845x4
'*1 PRING SET'D a he rtuamisigned It ,s on hand
a supply of fats, Na a 11 • pring Wht at, suit-
e 1)'e ler seed, ale ) Me ellistel Oats warmatted
'eau and free from ha I s t 40s. This a ed was
town on the Gold Mt. 01 .:101, Tuekeramith.
.pply t•, JAMES DI, K 'I 'lila Tuck., rsmitli..,_b_41-8
11.TSIC BOOK :Los %-tost, On the coming
a- of Wedeest av, 1, . br 4rr3 21 th. near Eg
rondvire eliu eh five:. r,a nu ic b. okeeentis led
' Tetnparanee ch note " T i4 finder will oblige
tt leaving the a re wit 1 111 utalete'.g ed at E.
IeFaul's Store, S taloa' J. .1.4. KEN £. 847 2
- --
-ICINSES IN OU I' = HU WINI%-applications
. for lintel an ehop i i •-elis• s, f tr the 1 ite-se.
t.
)istriet of South Inren wil ).• tedeas el by the
indersigned until April et, le84. Forms gent on
ipp icatien. Wa . BA I. N 1 YN1t, It sps ctor,
•caforth. ' 847.4• .
,
20
BEWALD,-Th • ab vs; reward will be
paid for elicit in al !nation as wi I lead to
he detection and 'cote it•tlite 11 the peres n or
tersous who, on art abet t t143 20t1) ef cannery,
oisoned two dog?' helottit
. to the undersigned
n the villa gesof Verea. Si A. alt•FFAT, JOS.
ORROW. 847x.t
)LAIDLOST.-LOS a -Christmas eve, on the
Bre field Ro d, hetw 'en !Varna rind Brucefield,
brown homeont de pl id The ti, der will be
uitably rewarded on les vi. r' the s. me at the
ost Office, K pp
'eatorthor at lot
mull. •C. ROBB
tit 13.XPOSITua Moe,
No. 1 , cusitessii,u 11, Tucker-
• ' 841
--1HORTH0RN ULL FOR; SALF.-aF x sale, a
••1 thetee Cruiekshatik
Shorthorn Bt 11 10- ertiler old, heap pure
nmorted stook o both d
amity Col ft, 8. ich r an. . em the • herd of
ohn Dryden, Br °kip is dam. took fitst
deo v.t Toronto lxhib' tionlits 1881. Apply on
ot 23, concessi n 10, Haebert. BENJAMIN
IOGGARTH, Cr ;mart P. la. • s 845
GENT 5 ,WANTED.FIValited, native; reliable
, Agents at S afartl , laxitter, -Goderieh, Bins.
e's, Blyth, Gorri told ViriOnw, ti canvass for
• be sale of reaper , mot e se akt s, I wine binders,
•rills, seedets, Mi t ws, et lky ; ) aWs, straw cutters,
vagons, trus ks, 1 0r40 1 owel .. sop • raters, port-
ble and traction steam /regales, - saw mill ma-
hinery, &c , mai nfact rred by the North Amen -
'an Apricultural intake ret,t : dltd Ges.eral- Manu -
eau, ing Compel y, IA icioni Outer:'. Apply to
WM. B. McLEA , Ben 'all, Ontee se td the iNorth
mericen Manuf. c•uringeo ; any London. 841
HE EGMON f v oar,•NIr •.E.-Tendll
ers wi
be rt calved b. the under ignati instil Fraley,
March 14th, ler t e ert• tion .1 the Egmonclville
Manse. The bur darg it. be of risk, and ten-
ders will he recei cd fo • thd wind • woik, rr for
the mason wok and ittst. •i• g, and carpeeter
vork anD. paint i s, le, term si ty. 11 0 ,owe -t or
ny ten itr not n male 'I,v act pted unless other -
Viso satisfactery P1 ti e ars s•perifications can
e seen at the res fleece in Ma. D 'Clark, Egmoed-
'vine. Tooders t be, a dies ed to the undersign -
d, Egrocndville . 0. Jeff .' HANNAH; 847-2
• -
0 THE FAB IER (:', AN p BRE I. DEBS .OF
HURON CO -rNT-1 .----1.3:i.ai1i lc eeii for the im-
rovement- of sto k, twe pigs of .1-ut-el i a breeding.
ne Poland 01 -in pig lid one Huff 31k pig; both
rare bred and IN n the pens of the bsst swine in
merica. I The a %mestere:I of Poland Chi Ias are:
st--1 huh suseel tibiet • tot mg f3tte••et at any
go ; 2i1al-jeTheir • •pac ty foe wowing ver,* large
f fleshed ; 3rd- hey .1.1 produce considerably
nore perk for th same wet:4 t of ft ed than any
tber breed; 4th Thea are the -mos, handsome
rid of the be, st -le. "be Saiffolks are a tried
ed well-known'red, id have their admirers.
all anal see then . Th se pi' s wi I be kept for
h ;the pt • vilege Qf ratu ni. g if 114t cessery,
ervice ,81 per ow, 1 ayable at the tame of ser -
'100, wi
t • the Alma ot el, Burton Road, H8141511-e8t.t.
• ARR)1* CLARK. Prop inter. •
1 , i
NGIN EE •*ANTED.
I .
Applieations ill b reestived at the ! Clerk's
Office, Seafortb, up ill N- (lustily , March
I (011,Inext, lot . he sit aaien of . Engineer for the
Wat,er1\orks. H will 4lao be ponnd-keeper, and
do ench other wo k as the 'ounell may direct.
Must be etrietld so er. ree 'house; fuel and
light provided. pplie nts nay etate salary. -
. wir4t2i4r ELLIOTT, Clerk.
&aorta, Februa
M NTREALt. HOU
DUNCAN
We h
reliable
E, 85AF9RTH.
DLTNCA
:
ve much pleasure in announ4ing hat every departmen is full in this
use with goods 4nitable in atyl or price to cause the
i 1 i
of goods can be sold lat such reason -
to be sur rised how such al splendid floc
able prie s.
3The lecret is: we buy krom none but
Britain atta the United States-direct-iaco
get all th advantages of the best house in
ence end, le us to be better able to supply
resolved 0 keep going ahead, and, if Poled
yet offer d to an appreciative public,1 an
habitant of Seaforth and eurrounding dist
fully tobe prepared to inspectnin mune o
ex.Whitel Star S. S. Britanica, from Lond
y 274
, 18814. 847-2
ost fastidioue
the leading maitufac
sequinitly, beinlj dire
omhaion, and 3/
ants of our cu
is year, to eclip
e returning th
would solicit pu
days, goods ju
gland.
the
he
le t
-whi
lots,
a fe
n, E
niers of Great
t importers, we
ears of experi-
torners, we are
e anything ever
nks to the in -
chasers respect -
1t got into port
NEW PATTERNS SPRING TWEED, WOWED: COATINGSA SERGE&
PRINTS IN AL
• Cretpnnes, Printed Sateens, Thousands of 1Yara of Prin
Grey Cottons, 37 inch Cotton Shirtings, A.me ican Cotton
Ducks arid Denims, Sheetings and I Pillow Cott n, Dace Curtai
and Napkins, Ulster Melton Cloth,' Rubber Oiroiklars, Umbrella
Corsets-elargest stock in trade.
Clothing Department
1
Spring Overcoatings, Fancy S itings, "just twine over th
lJnderelething, in all varieties, S irts Collars and Cuffs. D
come and inspect ••
ARI ETI S.
BEitter Th
ENCLiSH AND AM. ERIA14 1:1E VER
1
Vga-acYs. 1.A.rrir
Min
Nobbies Spring Hats you ever saw.
is DUNCAN dt DUNCAN, who
have just recei
The Grocery Depar ment
.DTJCA1
Is ad-wa s well stocked w411 Choice Teas, Coffees,
TAKE IN EXCHANGE. Don't forget
7 ;
bUNCAN 8t. DUNCAN,
, White Cotton,
weeds, American
s, Table Linens
, Gloves, Hosiery,
n Ever!
3
SEAFORTH
STOVE AND TINWARE
EmPo ium.
C. M. wHiTNEY
Always keepe on hand a fall iinef tbe
latest stades of .
i - d
COOL BOX Imo PARLOR sTOVES.
Their beauty showS
price sells them,
ocean." Serges
nit be afraid to
TART.
TR/ ?
ed some of the
f DIACAN &
Sugars, dte.. PRODUCE
ISPkF'ORTH.
•
NEW MILLING FIRM IN SE
• THE SEAfitORTH ROLLER
LATE Ti-iE ,tED M LL.
Having
aud bes
FORTH.
ILLS,
BRIDE & SMIT I frOm. Strathroy,
ought the above mills, and refittled them throughout with all the latest
machinery that Wald be proeured for a
GRAD.UAL1 REDU8TI
And the result attained in they have' on
Farmers can now get all their GRISTIN
and haVe it home with them the Ram° da
ON ROI,LER MILLI
of he best mills in the Province.
0I4OPPING done in Seaforth,
,
anj Satisfaction Guaranteed. •
•
13R.4.5A_IsT
For sale by the ton or in less qua,ntities---1-F0
of Wheel.
•
tD SI-1011T'S
cAsg. Cash for any quantity
, IVIcBRIDE & MITH.'
MR. THOMAS SMITH will pprso
1
ally superintend t e Seaforth Roller
ITE,?,S. TE
' THE SEAF011.',14 '
,
I
Still etanhe firm at the front, and is the oldest one on 1tbe list, and will sell Teas as cheap, if tot
cheaper, than any other honse. I i
i. . •
, .
. ,
8.
TEAS
TEA STORE
'It now receiving daily largo lots of Holiday Gods, ea
eheapest goods ever offered Seaforth. s kis
invitation to all to call and inSpeet his stock bele 8 p
ant his stook will please and satisfy all who May In or hi
Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Reams, Currants, P unes,
kinds of Canned Goods, Jellies, Candied Peels!, Statche
for Flavoring, a Ifull stock of Flonx, Bran, Shorts, orn
Peas, Graham Pour, Buckwheat Flour, apples, Snioua
Dairy Salt. Pork and !Sugar Ourrd Hams and
•ar
Crockery and Glassware) Tea Sete and Toilet Sets,a sttn
cieek
Oil. Oatmeal exchanged Mr Oats at mill rates. 5 °ode
I A. G. MIL
d is opening outsome of the finest and
now complete, an be he extends a cordial
charring elsewher• . He feels confident
with a call. His stock consists of Teas,
tied Apples, Coff ea, Spices, Cheese, all
, Soaps, Tobaccos, all kinds ef Extratts
eal, Oatmeal, Oat , Peas Barley, Split
Potatoes, Solt b the Barrel and Pita°
also a well-seletted stock of China,
of all kinds of Fish on hand, also Coal
°livered free of charge.
them and the
TINWARE
Of every description always in stock.
We make all =our gods, and guarantee
them good end right in price:
4 fell line of Table and Pocket Cat-
lery at very low prices.
We have a fine 10t of Granite Kettles
in stock for; preserving, dm. All sizes
and prices. •
EAVETRObGHING.
All kinds of Jobbing Wolk promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Parties wanting goods in my line it
will pay them to see ray stock And
compare prices.
Seatorth; Cheap Stove d Tin Howe.
aan Street Seaforth.
;REMOVAL.
Seaforth Musical fns
SCOTT B
•
Beg to announce that they have aemo
door north of the Post Qffice, where Ithe
selected stock of DUNHAM PIANOS,
spoken of by all musicians. EXCELSIO
ceived the highest rewards wherever sho
the Industrial Fair just dlosed at Toronto
and Organs, and all kinds of small inst
•books. Agents wanted. 1'
•
•
SCOTT
0. M. WHITNEY,
Late Whitney Brothers.
WROXETER MILIA
ALEX,. L, GIBSON
Begs to announce to the Public thathe
has commenced to operate the I .
WROXETER WOOLLEN ffiCTOU
and that he wilt be prepared to give,
• good value an
FULL czotns, ,
TWEEDS,
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
• ,PLAIDINGS, 7
WiNCEYS,
-and varieties in 'STOCdtTNG YARNS.
CUSTOM CARDINQ,
Spinning and Fulling promptly attend-
ed to.
Parties from it distance wili, 48 fara.
possible, have their Rolls honae with
them, and as be has put •the rcrill into
good workieg order and employs none
but efficient workmen all work is
warranted,
Remember the Wroneter
'ALEX. L. GiBSON9
PriOPRIEToR
JAMES A. CLINE & 00.,
HARDWARE 21-ERCHANli,S,
STONE $LOOK, WINGHAM
-
Are showing for you to select from
fifteen different etylea of Chopping
Axes ; nine different Makes of Cross-
cut Saws. Also the largest and meet
eomplete stoek of
•
CUTLERY
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE
Ever shown in Winghare„ comprising
Cruets, Cake Baskets, :Pickle Bottles,
Butter Diehes, Napkin Rings, Knives,
Forks and Spoona. Aleo a full line of
the celebrated. •
NEVADA SILVER GOODS.
We have a full warranty on .our plated
goods, and guarantee them to be ‘exact -
?.y as represented.
JAS. A CLINE d; CO.
• THE
CANADIAN BANK Of COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
'Dahl up (*pita', - $.0,000,000.
Beet, e 1,900,000.
Presio-3nt, Hon. Win.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bunk eontinues to
receive deposits, on which interest seno-wed on
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on all the principaltowne and cities in
nanacte, on Great Britain, s.n4 on ant United
States, bunght and sold.
Office -Pint door South al the Conti:eel-dal
Hotel.
689 A. H. IIMLAND Manager.
F. HOLMESTED, 8 -elicitor. •
G R EGO
CONVEYANCER, Auctioneer, Agent for first -
thee Fire, Life and Accident InsureneeCom-
rat les. Debts collected and returns made with-
out delay. Mt ney to lama on improved farm
property. All bufiiticess entnisted tO zne will be
prpriaptly and earefully attended to. Office, op-
posite Mr. Kelly's Jewelry Store, Hensall. 840x52
rument Emporium. • SEAFORTH WOOLLEN MILLS.
T BEG to -Menu those indebted to rne for
• manufacturing or book aeconnts, that owing
to the enti, e lestructIon of my mill. by Are, I am
OTHERS
..
ed to more commo 'oils premises, one
will be found ,with a large and well -
which are so well iinown and highly
0RGA1S.—Tbe83 Organs have re -
and have also received a diploma at
We alskeep in s k other Pianos
I
uments,, sheet rnuso and instruction
1
BROTHERS Seaforth.
t'
s
compel ed to all on you for a prempt eettle-
ment of your accounts, as the books , must be
closed.
I hope a seeond appeal -will not be noceeeary•
839 • 36;.• G. ITANEGMOND.
-
A. IR, D
VERCOE, Seaferth, being obliged to go
South fer a month for the bettellt Of his
health, would be greaalybbliged if these indebted
to hint would eall as early as possible and -Settle
• their indebtedness. During his abaesee Mrs.
• Vercoe will receive morties and grant receipts for
the same. ea L. VE.1300E, eaforth, -846
- ,
a
4-;