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ApRIL 18, 1884.
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wed, see wad be bette
Liktr a fool I-00111 my gear,
Took a Waage o'er the water
And Mouth ayne I caul he
Nem 011119 [ sic a eOnntry
Nought but we, ds where'er
Wcisds- eat flight our Britieh
Though sae fond o' mackle
st ten days.
N
•
orr
aempIete stocks of
Y GOODS,
ne gees,
entry,
rees.
!we 1 gaze till r am dizzy,
Twist and threw my neck agee,
Ws e'en enough to drive ane ay—
nglimpse o' heaven I canna see.
Split sticks laid up like an izz
Fences in each stumpy f
nn
No a bill for ane to gaze at—
Aa fiat, dau, and uniform.
Shenties,—pigetyes thatrese ble,
Which our ragged lairds enjoy ;
Borids—(MaeAdam hear and tremble!)
Of infernal corduroy.
A' the Egyptian plagues beset us;
Bugs and flesui alternate strive.
Bored and riddled by rnosquetos ;
Flayed by prickly itch itihre.
-Frogs of every size and saanple,
!Mang the powhead puddlea swarm
• ane -scarce can atepbut he will trampl
On *snake as lang's my. ar
t Before the
People.
the discontent ot
ever the grievances
jfl:nairoh on, OUR
r inoreasing, which
ITSELF that lie
lass of goods, and
west living profit,
OW PRIGTED,
WIDE 13ERTH,
satiefaotory to
NO SELLER.
3000S.
t will be fomad the
wren in Biala Silks,
ials appropriate for
Lig orders.
4ERY.
r trade requires ne
A to say KM
rued from visit*
revered than. ever
4f her customers.
a large staff of
to suit any one
lisilstanes big as musket buliete,
Knock the wheat craps out o' sight
sine tiles, a wi' bIazingg ts,.
FM like bogies throtigh th.1 night.
t-
Scorching davs wad:roast a errin',
My sark back is nener dryj:
Peals of thunder people sear' g—
Pox upon. the place, say I.
0 for Seetia's blooming heat er,
t
Gushing burns and cragg Iinn ;
0 for good mild misty weatte
Ihce. it wet me to the skin.
0 forbills o' lofty gramdeur
0 for Cheviot at my heels,
nmang the dpdit ewes to w der,
Where the whistling pioYe wheels.
hileswi'grief I'm ready reetin',
Rue 1 e'er my sheep forsook,
Still methinks I hear them bleatin",
in' see auld Cheviot's honest look.
0 for joy's unmixed wi' sorrow;
0 for happy nignts rve seen
inen Ai' pleasure nane tan seen,
Maggie met me late at e'en: -
°for splores I've seen at Meat,
,
Eights& frolic, fun and s g--
I laugh t
whom I turned rOund and preten fito
was placed, and sy pathising wit
12
be whispering with great maw
My friend flaW the dilemma, in W I
e,
helped to keep . up a mysteriou t lk
about nothing, until the bore wa $ i 1Y
tired out, or most Probably hun • i 4 rt
Pilliing out his watch, he uttered - I ,x-
clamatien of surprise, and left us t • er
unceremoniously:
; Shortly after, about three 0'010 - :
, s
I passed through Great Russell 0
IlloonesburY, it occurred to nee , 9 at /
'would step into the Museum; an I 6-
ocirdidg1y entered the room of E . • • ti re
ottriosities. i The' first person m = ey s
rested tipon!was the bore. He did1 nit
see me, however, for I kept dodging 'e -
hind the canes whenever he threw is
eyes in the direction where I was n
ing.. The fellow was running reatlits y
about, first to one side, then to t e
other—peeping into every cornett: as d
occasionally throwing his glancala
wards the ceiling.
! Presentlyiorie of the attendants, e-
*ging_ to - the Imam, entered,t e
room. I saw the bore apprOU.0141 a d
thrusting Up his face untilhis;'gee t
protuberant eyes nearly touched t e
attendant's nose, mutter some words n
a mysterious whisper. The attend; it
-started back and looked at him 1wi h
surprise, as if do btful of his aui y.
The bore followed Ihim up, howev e,a d
again I saw! his li s move, and hi 1 he d
shake mystemousl
l " A what !" ejac
"alive mummy!'
°tided again.
Rai maun stop, or loons
tly disconsolate harangn
—Galt Reporter of laze, 18
Gaieties.
"How time Oranges,"
Yankee journalist, "in tli
Testament days it Was 0
miracle -for an ass to spe
nothing short of a miracle
quiet."
• Is it possible, Miss, t
exolai
O good
nsider
k, and
ill k
at yo
not know the names of s me of
best friends ?" inquired a
*lady. " Certainly," she
don't even know what ray
year hence."
' —" Woman's righta I"
man when the subject wits• bro
"ir What more rights do the want
wife bosses me, my datleht r bos
both, and the servant gir bosse
whole family. It's time the men
allowed some rights."
—Smart Aleck met Jone
ing, and after the usual manner
Slang slingers, he said, " Hello, Jo
oIdman, what do yon know whe
don't know anything ?" "1 know
replied Jones, calmly and Serenel
Aleck withdrew to a sequ stered
to ruminate.
—The laird. to his eery ret—"
I have noticed that ever since
wife'a deeth yen have cm
e- home
every eveaing. Weily is le I" J
"Weel, sir, Fin on.ly tryis to c
myself fur roy lose." TO n
how long is this going to I
" Deed, rill dootin " sir,/
able I"
—An hospital professor was
an an -mutation in the presence
etadents ; meautime the patient
&land sohbed. Irritated •et he
much moaning, the profess,br said
patient--" De me the favor to be
for we can't hear ourselves talk.
are a hundred persons here at lea
you are the only one who is maki
fuss."
—Here is a fair sample of a
boys diary, as given by an excha
Got up and washed me—had be
—Elba down hill—hid a fight
Willie Smith—me won't spea
more—wore a hole in the toe of
bootsteerieg my sled—eat supp
spanked me about the boot—went
—bully good dey."
entle
replie
exclai
'ORDERED
fully supplied
tterns in reliable
er, or if you can-
Iy you with
in TWAY, stYlet
ng made to order
now a first-
emises, ready to
tomers.
0
y Oa to busf-
s this
T-CLAIIS PRO
-
NOT BE
Trouble 0
e
PORIUMe
TH.
13 a
Old
d a
now
one
do
your
an of
; "1
I be a
ed a,
hed,
? My
ea us
the
were
orn-
f the
esey,
you
you,"
,and
vet
ohn,
your
runk
hn—
nsole
airtl— And
at ?" Jelin
in onsol-
eking
f his
heati-
ng so
to the
quiet,
here
t,and
g any
small
ge :—
kfast
with
any
y new
r—pa
bed
A Bore.
Next to a termagant wife, thee
evil On the face of the earth so gr
a friend who is a bore." You
bore gentle reader—so do I. It
misfertune to be acquainted wi
moat incorrigible one in exi
Whenever he encounters me
theatre, the church, the cigar div
British Museum, the literary clu
the Street, his invariable salatati
tremendous slap upon the back,
•loudee" How are you, my dear f
and a seizure upou my hand fora shake
which inflicts the same pain as
ineniber were placed in a oar
vice.' He ire one of those helple
whom one cannot affront with
and whom you would not ki
heuce you are obliged to finesse y
out of his company.
e
7 .. Good heavens
attendant; and t
he burst into a lo
lrort standing alo
1 Ilkept out of hi
after that ;: but at
again in the stree
ed he slap on th
Bid , tation. He h
ell l about the
ean be done with
Ithie ?
Called for a raper
i Old Mrs. Mullettle visi
the minister, sev ral days
reason that she d 1 not re
!night, wasi not a1togetber due
•go$ old gourmet° entrioity
is ether serpent
I no pedant:lenge a
lin la room Where
lkindled during t
1 ofi Mulkittle's e
ar but two bed -r
halve been made
of these is "ma's [room" ani the
• adjoining, is the leeping part
th
1
children.
' I don't like t sleep i
ro m with that b y," said he o
to the minister, ' but; my akes
dn't went to ale p wher ther
12 no fire for year." -
" Consult your own pleasure."
" Pleasure, i• deed," she l s
here ain't no leasure ahon
" I am very so ry that (lire
p ievent you bri ging a. idee
meth yon." ,
'1 Yon are not iietof the kited
kir* it. I don' see that lpreac
any more carefu what they lea
other folks are."
1" Only a joke,
hitter, approaohi
her hair and kis
" You shallislee
I'll sleep with I -
in here,"
• " No, nmishe
erly teuderuess:
sleep in there as
fellaw *ill be in
I go to bed, anyway." - l
After the c-hildren had fone
the old lady sat y the fi e• in-
ck n
rs no
at as
ate a
/113 my
h the
tence.
t the
n,the
,or in
n a
ith a
Ilow,"
11
I met him the ether afterno
was issuing from a house in Pater
Bow. He accosted me as usual.,
rad the gap, jammed the han
cried:oat, as loud as he could i
ears, " Well, whieh way are you g
0 . 0
"Towards Bloomsbury," was t
ewer, knowing that he lived at K
ton.
"Capitel," said he • "I am
thatway, too. We will walk tog
"Yes," said I; " but my wa
through Fleet street.'
The very thing," he ejaculete
want to bay some snuff at the s
always patronise there."
" But after all," I added, "1 h ve an
anointment with a literary gent email
at the British Museum presentl , and
therefore shall not be able to p ea by
Fleet street."
"'I will walk with you as far a the
ittieenea," said the bore; and, eking
my arm, he dragged me on wit un-
pleairent rapidity.
"Is there anything particular to be
teen there r he demanded, after a few
moments' pause.
was my reply, delivered some-
what impatiently ; " a live man:may!"
"A live mummy !" he ejaculated.
"Well, by Jove, I must see that! I
'Lave seen three or four dead ones in my
bUtnevera livingone. Come along,"
and he hastened forward more speedily
than before.
At that moment heaven came to my
assistance in the shape ot. friend, to
f the
•iater's
fools
orris,
; and
urself
813 1
oster
ulna-
, and
my
mg?"
e an-
using -
going
•ther."
Lies
; "
op I
lated the atteuda
.;
The bore's
1
sir i" continnd t e
en, checking himsdf,
d laugh, and 1 ft ti
e.
way for somet ti
•
length he in Is
s, and. again 1
back, and the
athoweaer, fo
unithy. 1Now, 1 w
such m nuisa ce
t:
he d
whir-
.oustiel
'ittu
at
843
f Ta ks
d he, s
go, a d
ain but
to
nd
ious and viUenage
ill bodi g a o sl
a fire hlas nt be
season. lIn tb. ho
anomie bode,' th
me wla re t1 fi
uring th wint r.
ot
10
tli
.
n,
he
ne
he
a
111
ep
BO
re
1313
1113
er,
ent of
BR
d 1 ,dy
ive, I
a n't
0
11
•app
in tan
in ro
I
other,"
her, sm
nag her
anywhe
Mier aria
said in a
"1 word
not. Th
the land
nd
era
said t e
othi g b
rinkle br
ou you pie
131 y
oice
just
dea
No
room," knitting on the °st
she seemed to never gel
done ; told of her trouble
gninea's neat and how &
the hen house and killed
ens in one night. Mrs.
any
in fin
dcize oh ok-
ulkittle as
ttle
f m
s le
be
a.
es
On
TO
8,11
opened the
kitties.
Wha
" Coin
bring m
I'd rather have the nettle-
•,. Wr;iistling for a
liar conditions
1 affair was ba
five just rine
door and cell
Mr.
THE HUMM E
is it mother ?"
take this boy o t .1 liere,a d
a paper of tacks o sleep witi.
h July I'
. he peon
Muttrimc ni
Arkansa
Atidersou had just gradu
th plew-handles. it wa
'et ru a -furrow eo .stir
00
would b eak a knock-knee
to iwalk in it. This ac
Was a ki d of feontispiece
volume of great agricult
and mo than one young
neighbo hood had her eye
catch. Dick wasn't ba
di4n't13 ein to be partioul
with th charms scattered
Ilike dro sof water that li
trees af r the rain. But
his fate, a young lady,- Wi
Winnie as a beautiful gi
enter a much corn wit
crape s much cotton
the neig borhood. The
devoted y, agriculturally:
raised hs daughter with
fiow thalt she had attahae
her Use' lness, it grieved
bf loam her. One Sund
ever, ,. going out ether
Jing oorn for the
" Mr. Hogrow, I suppos
"1 d
we
" I d
" Ttl
tO mar
corn ml
Do you
to lose
bad lac
began
up, an
ton; a,
best na
a fight
the d tab:
oironm
someb
"Id
excuse+ I'm going to
is arrangement :
on throw me, th
Yon she's mine.
limit my will, 8
nate your If yo
rej
w.
se.
• ep
th-
•
VO
tle
Ore
ed.,
a's
ech
rer
the
nto
11
110
ing
ot
leas e
e.
oriwhic a
n Sou h
lig t. Di k
d betwe n
i that e
ht that it
mpreinel'ainlee si
lean e
1 sure s,
ady in 1410
the you g
h 111; but e
rl impress d
re nd. h'm
• !el. on leafy
le 80011 et
• ie Hogro .
1 and do ld
a hoe, aid
apnl et lmo Yaeild.—i n
°grove h d
r at care, aid
e zenit of
to thi k
-Dick * nt
he old . an
s, Said:
;
ss ' know
1
n'teuppose anyth n
1, then, you donb 1
n't know anythin
t's all right then.
y your daughter
nting you will kn
weaken, Mr. Hog
here, young fello
y girl. I • have
this season.
t the corn by the
the bugs pitched i
d, to Make things
le and One of my b
the other day. T1:)..
Le and the mule
hof them died.
tames I'd rather
dy else." 1
n't accept your
in
str
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• a limited. numtber of pupils for instruttion
iano and orgar lessons, at hor re tidene , Jot' n
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per on II ding th
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TO
—
"PST under-
' sign hele of
Lost Nation; Sp i ig ),t'heat, suitable fo seed.
It ts of fi teilase. 'milt/. Price $45 per nehel.
Apply to IRMA GOV.& iLOCK, ear aforth.
N. so a Th roughbred Durh m Br 11 kept
forlservied 851x4
1 °1°-!
osteo Office,
ardedi
$46 r $50
issue Arty
at Tun
itably
3-4
same and lesvit- t hem
Beaforth, will he s
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AT1ON
d has fe
Vav u
-A- I mai
hands fo
tilltid tha
layelse
sir ng to
res denc
et, e, So
---I-
FIA'RNI
I the
eo4taini r
tiqn. T
ells° to
beZt far
APply . r
R BER
.—The
ing un
collecti
the sa
xpenses
ettle ea
, Harpu
forth.
accounts due r. Vercoe.
fleeted having be u len in ray
e, ell parties inte ested aro o -
e must be settled without • e -
will be Wormed. Parties e -
do so either by calling at y
Ay, or at Robe t Jamies., i's
. P. B BINE. 851
17
m go ng
nd by n xt
s??,methi g.
can't afferd
d poweef al
h cut-iv:brims
ti e it came
to the ot-
worse, my
ws got into
00W hooked
o ander the
ked the crw,
ou'd marry
i forturtes as
rry the girl."
, Diek I'll
e'll re tle,
irl's y ur , if
you in ay
al Ple sa tly
t rew e nd
gethe ith
e thretzjiais
:ksfrornn
ree,a1 ho
e
as at ee
ad
. Af
a. noun
s anlala$1,10 n
ard, he
en gr p
• giv n
's he d
o gro
said,
" I'll tell you what 111
make t
and if
I thro
her age
exter
111
11
marry the girl, this farm
the girt, is your'n. VII
—one to -day, one three
and the other six weeks.
Dick was compelled to
the olds man was recogni
wrest' r in the county.
1
lenged everybody, and
every° e who had weep
ing diriner, the old man
nese to take the fi
willin
Wa8 W
ing th
took t
lieg. • The cont
girl, went into t
e hats ' and the
each o her. The signal
Dick went over the old
plowe a short furrow
" Gi e me My hat,"
girl.
" D
hangi
n't give it up,"
g over the tile.
practir• ." Dick left, di
taki Lig! the girlie advice,
ateamboat Men and fax
time tte: tbe next. trial
alma -kited time, Dick ar,
row's residence.
• "Feel as though you
capers putty well ?" ask
." think scel I feel tha,
jtist,a,? with the aid of ki
? V
i
•
hr
er
ed
04
I hop to pile you."
" Perovidence cornea in
timeenr said the old man,
coat, 'but its a hard ma
again an old stager. G
jooket If I fall the girl a
youeni. Fbur hundred
semt asleep, and after a bile Mu underifence. Gal weighs
began to snore.
1 , and fifty pounds. Big
" Well, ,bless me I" she said; 1- if hey The two men grappled a
ain't all asleep. People thet dries d n't plowed up the earth.
think about nothin' but eat n d sl ep-"Dont give up," said t
fild , " said the old than
hen
re
o aw
urage
reside.,
ra u til
e. A.t
ared
•
ar
11 CU
the ol
my
dPro
ntty h
ullin
ter t
•t out
•d the
rep,
'One
reduce
• aged
e girl.
"fort
1. wei
•andle
11
,
in'.When I was their age:,: 1 c
card (Milt bats half the night' l and.
nlot feel lao worse for wear in he m
bk.,' 1
• l She took down a long-steml pipe
sneaked in contentment over her
bles as she rooked to and fro. • IFin
she put ,the pipe on the mantle -p
but then thinking that it might
something afire—although it had
out—she took it down andi staid
the hearth by the ohimneyopened the door easily and ente ed
lpiec .
lie's bed room. • The younge er
sleeping soundly. She u dree ed
I/
meted by the bedside, a d w
a ose, the boy was up on hie?
I oking at her.
"Lie down there, eireen go t
"I've been to sleep."
" Well.go to sleep again; 0 y0
ri"Tell me about Little Re
ood." .
Thinking that this as
means of quieting him, s e t
story, subject to many correctio
part. .
" Now tell me about jaok-t
killer."
Still hoping that she had ado
best method, she told hint ab
great hero of itll modern boyho
1 "Now tell me about old Bin
Then . she. realized her er
tarning a severe eye_ on tbe
said : '
• ;;" I won't do nothin' of tie k
I' want you to go to sleep t ii
" I can't go to sleep. ii a
1
Dogs can go to sleep soon s t
their eyes, but boys' can't. Le
up an' :say my prayers."
"Haven't you said 'ern (am
"Yes, but God's forgo • it
time.'! •
r . .
1" You good for netlike li tle -
am a good mind to spank on.'
1" What for?" .
;" For talkiu' that way."
"How must I talk ?"
4' Don't talk at all."
1
1" Then I.couldn't say 'an thi
1,,,
1" No, and it would be a
!1-Ciouldlal pray then, c
"Hush!"
1
rn-
and
TO11-
lly,
ece,
• set
one
t on
She
il-
Was
and
she
OWB
ar?"
best
the
n his
iant-
the
the
"rut if I couldn't ' tal
pray. Then I'd go to the
the bad man would say, "
that boy that couldn't1 tal
over there and roast him.
he say that t" '
"No."
"What would hee&yr
• The old lady flounced
e 1
ble
laid I?"
ad
h, y
and'
she
and
ute."
tete.
shut
e get
6611
ould
:1 --
gored
dn't
, an'
ere's
him
dn't
out
of bed,
is an
bund
Wond
Dio
was
throw
was t
thine.
hood
er fence, and the g
ed and fifty—can
rfulP'
went away and
vident that. the o
him every time.
wreck his life. •
He smiled. He 1:f r
nd remained unt
the third fall was near
sppoi ted day he visite
• I ' ave agreed to e
iok, 'and now I ask a
have been embarra
final trial take place
dark. I will meet yo
o'cloc ."
A y way suits me,
an :
At en o'clock the ol
the y rd, chuckling.
climb d the fence a
With ut exchanging a
men rappled i The st
The d man went up i
down and struck the
force het almost took
for a (remit almost n
raise him up and ass
the h use. •
"T ej gal and the fa
said t ejold man, and t
embr cad each other.
they ere married.
cere oily was over, a 1
appe re at the door
Dick' alttenti�ni said:
fin': the ale man liar
him. Where's my mo
him 10 and, turning a
seam ing look from th
expla n," said the bride
izing• hat I couldn't th
• the a me time realizing
ness etended upon t
roam ed to a bit of tr
he st pped to buckle h
his w fe "1 found a
knew ooiid throw you,
$10. T at's why I wa
to ta e place in the dar
thro n on, I rnshed fo
you
Dick had An
man o*ed at him for fu
and r Marked : "It wa
trick, brit the farm an
Four hundeed acres
tbe g Is weighs one hrt
; -
1
I 1
:8:
ow,
ugh
est
al-
at -
his
iok
nd.
girl
I ed
and.
and
t▪ he
ed
and
but
ith
thgLe
tb
-Our
1
11
falS 1
ide ce
ondereids
d marl
o lose th
idea j s
the n
the
up.
he ol
y thin ,"
vor. it
d. et
-night 6
here at
er
all
ed
s."
ick
nd
ne
oe
0 RE T.—To rent for a term of yea s,
Id Bell 1 ornestead Farm, near Kipp u,
g 96 nor e, all cleared arid under culti a-
lio farm s cour nitntly turited,be g
he villag of Kropen, and s one of he
sr in Tr) kersmith. "Ter s reasona le.
the endersigned on be promi es.
• 85
BELLI
GEN S WATSITED.—Wanted, ctieb, relia le
Ag nts at Seatbrth, Exeter, Goderich, Br s-
s, Bly h, 0orri0 and Wingliann to canvass or
sale 1 reaper', mowers, rakeb, twine binders,
3
Ils, se dere, pls winsulky plows, straw cutters,
gone, trucks, one powers, separators, port
le an traction steam engines, saw mill irta-
mery, &c , ma nfacturod by the North Am.sin-
Age ultural mplemeut and general Main-
tain ,9' Compa iy, Lonston, Ontarin. Apply to
McLEAbi, Hensel', Ont., spr to the N tth
n lilanufitc,uring Cempanyl, London. 841
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is comb tant
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ord 141e two
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g ound ith a
i life. • , lay
• c nscions. Dick
a ed him nto
1
are ,
youn • aple
The nex Iday
h rrtly aft ri the
✓ e negro an
• nd, attr ting
wantem, 110.
nongh t• kill
e ?"- Dio ave
o nd, rece eda
o d Maur "I'll
om. " eal-
o - you, : • • at
t at my a: api.
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8 arm a •und
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d offerei im
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After h had
ard and aised
0 TICE TO OREDITORS.—Allparties ha
any claim panel, Neil Stewart, late of
11
wnship of Usb ree, in the countt of Huron,
ased, who dep rred this life on the 15th da
arch, 1884, are 0:al notified toisend in a at
•ent of their en •ounts with full ps.rtaeula
ti einelaims and of the FecurIties Of any),.hel by
t h undersigne , bj post, prepaid.
est) presented
o ji day of April,
184, I willpt or be respell-
s' ble for any aecnunts sent in auei that date. All
p rties indebted to the seid Neil S ewart are here -
n notified to Eond in sastatement of the amount
o ing or due by diem to me, on o 'before the said
1 th da of Ap il, 1884. J 4 sno STEWART,
umley P. 0. ated 21st March, 1881. 851-4
ng
the
de -
of
te-
e of
sin, to me,
1 Buell acco
sent to me
113 Of just and cor
on or before the 140
y; but I will not pa
11111
; 1
ti
—T
ton o
Davi
teri
mont
O death was =no
'Sunday of last
oultes, ministe
hurch, aged
2
1
sh.ed, th 1 old
lfive mi • tes,
mighty le ean
gal are your'n.
der fenc ,and
red. and ty."
ced at B
eek of
f the P
years a
amp -
Bev.
esby-
d six
ALL PAPER,
WALL FF3APER,
ALL. P PER.
LARC ST ASSOATMENT
T E COUNTY
—AND—
OWL- T PRICES, AT
POST'S
• Selling Out!
Having 4cided to leave Seafor h, I
leffer my wi4i stock of GROOEBj1ES
t greatly riduced prices :for the iext
ix weeks. I • 1 ,
ROOK RY, GOti.SSWAIRE
,
below Whol sale prices; . first come, first
served.
Also, one !large safe, nearly new ; one
ood horse_nine years old; buggy,
agora slei h, dm., and :all shop ferni-
tura. WIL BE SOLD CHEAp.
TO RENT.
: i
Tile store Which is one of the best
grocry sta.• ds in Seafortle. Posse sion
i
fleet of Jun:. Apply to
M. ORRISON.
VARNA.
188i . NEW S• PRINC 1184.
io•
ost Officer -Store.
MY stook Er no complete, emulating of a
'I'LL splendid assortment of New Spring Tweeds,
Dress amide, rints, Tapestry and He p 0irpets,
an
, Lac
osie
Ed
lete
Factory and leached Cottons, Duck
itaS, eaten 8lirting8, 'White Cworlid
tains and La' brequins, Cretonnes,
Sunuher Gni
Parasols, Um
ment of Boot
grand display
hands A full
Hardware, con
Oils, and Glaa
Having now a
epared ti
sable s
arantele
eaforth s
prices gi
farm pr
of new
852
are p
fashi
flt
and
trad
othe
ment
hand
es, Fancy Ties, Laces
dies, &c. Aliso a oom
and Shove, Rubbers, &c., and a
f Crockery and Glass are just to
took of Groceries, ne and resh ;
Fg
iSting of all kinds of Pain s and
in all sizes, Spades, hov 9, &C.
rst-elass tailor in Ur, vill ti, we
Supply all who minim a good
t of telothes on short notice, and a
• Specialties—Egmonclyille Flour
It always kept on hant ghest
en for Butter aid Fg s, oats and
duce. N. B.-1 silendid ealsort-
all Paper and Paper Blinds just to
JOSEPH. MORROW.
Den-
Cur -
and
gs„
molt-
DITNOAN
1 t
I i
Ladles are respectfully invited to coMe latadl inspect
our h ndeome stook of YTTiIiINERY, whirthl depart-
mhas as caused so much admplimentar comment
from parties who have Witnesaed our Grand Opening
Exhib time of Spring Millinery, and to which ill:113181188
stook Iwe have arranged to add weekiy addition, to
keep jaoe with the best houses in the Dominion.
M NTREAL FidipSE.
No ne should fail to see o-ar stook o Spring Prints,
• Crete nes and General Dry Goods, p rchased by our-
selve direct from the best rnanufaoturer� in the
world. DRESS GOODS—Black and COlored Cash -
mer a, Muslins, Black and White Swiss Books, Swiss
Cliechs, Checked and Plain jaconets, Gener 1 -White
GOod , Parasols, San shades and Umbrellas.
D E
in st
that h
men
Log
prep
the
to gi
don
res
SMAK
N G.
MISS S GRAMM, Feshio able toress-
akers hJrom Galt, have mu h PlOashre
mg to 'tile ladies of Seaforth nd vicinity
y hay opened a dress akin est blish-
the r pme on John Str et, w st ohi John
's store where they will at 1 ti es be
red to e ecnte every desc iptio of 4ork in
-line on tJho shortest notio , and in a uanuer
e entire. satisfaction. Cu ting * and tting
on the fllost reasonable tens; A irla1 is
etfully s lieited.
Remem r the place, ohn Street, next
the d EXPOS TOR Oft1ce. 1 858a4
AN
NERAL MERCHANT
KCA
Would direct the attention ot the far irig 'e
1rto the ilia that they will give the igheet
Butter On& Eggs during the season. A Well
lot of Fresh Groceries always Ion hant.L CO
o An sample of Choice I Teas— eap ,
Sugar cheaper than ever. Now is the time t
etmit. Glad to see our customers. No ' t
,
show samples. ;
N
CAN, &I D
1
ROCERS,
mmunity
price for
supplied
e and see
nd good.
get your
ouble to
STREET, SEAF
OAK HA
A
RTH.
THE FASHIONABLE TA'ILOING AND G
FURNISHING HUSk
"WM
„kw OEL
en s' consulting their interest lwon1d eire well to
1
cone nd inspect our immense sto it, whe e they can
get a 0 I made to order for style, i4ateniIpl and price,
d fin competition. -See our chea , T eed Suits, and
be oo vinoed. Fine White Dres Shrt, Regatta
Sbilrts choice seleotions of Gents' Soerfs hnd Silk Hand-
• kor hi fa, all newest shapes ef Collars and)nils—any
art ole to be got in any first-class est bli hment we
kee . I
D
DIRECt
• IMPORTERS,
SPRING
To
a
SEAFORTH
STOVE AND .TINWARE
EMPORIUM.
C. M. 1WHITNEY
Always keeps on hand a fall line o! the
latest styles of
COOK, BOX AND PARLOR STOIVES.
Their beauty shows thent aUd the
price sells them.
TINWARE
Of every description always in took.
We make all our goods, and guar atee
them good and right in price.
A full line of Table and Pooke Cut-
lery at very low prices.
We have a fine lot of Granite K ttles
in stock for preserving, dm. Al Bizet
and prices.
EAVETROUGrH1N1.
All kinds of Jobbing Work pro fitly
attended, and satiefaction gmira teed.
Parties wanting goods in my 11116 it
will pay them to see my stook and
compare prices.
Seaforth, Cheap Stove ce Tin 14ow18.
O. M. WHITNEY,
Late Whitney Brothers.
NTS'
CAN,
AFORTH.
WROXETER MIL S.
ALEX. L. GIBS N -
Begs to sammaece to the Public t1iat he
has commenced to operate the
WROXETER WOOLLE4 FACTORY
and that he will be prepared to give
• :good value in :
FULL CLOTHS:,
TWEEDS,
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
:PLAIDINGS,
WINCEYS,
and varieties in STOCKING YARNS.
OODS
McLOIJCi
SEAFORTH.
TAN'S,
e room, 1 am sjtiofferingrth
balance olC Winter Good
I
duced prices. For good ibargains now
the tixp. All invited.
PIFODUCE TAKEN AS ASH.
J. cLOUGHLIN,j V19rhitnobys lock Seafoirt
at greatly re
is
QUSTOM CARDING,
Spinning and Flailing promptly attend-
ed to.
Parties from a distance will, as far as
possible, have their Rolls home with
them, and as he has put the mill into
good working order and employs none
but efficient workmen all work is
warranted.
• Remember the Wroxeter Mills.
ALPC. L GIBSON,
PROPRIETOR
JAMES A. CLINE &
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
STONE BLOCK WINGHAM
Are showing for you to sect from
fifteen different ;styles of Chopping
Axes; nine different makes of Cross -
out Saws.- Also the largest and most
conaplete stock of4
CUTLERY
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE
Ever shown in Wingham, comprising
Cruets, Cake Baskets, Pickle Bottles,
Butter Diehes, Napkin. Binge, Knives,
Forks and Spoons. Also a full line of
the oelebrated ••
.NEVADA SILVER :GOODS.
We have a full warranty on our plated
goods, and guarantee then t to be exact-
ly as represented.
JAS. A. CLIATE & CO.
HENSALL.
New Millinery
—AND—
FANOY GOODS STORE.
JAMES MURRAY
Has pleasure in announcing to the
ladies of Hensall and vicinity, that he
has opened a new Millinery and Fancy
Goods Store in the Waugh Block, Main
Street, Hensall. He has a complete
stook of all the latest and most fashion-
able styles in
HATS_ AND BONNETS,
Together with trimmings of every ae-
seription. This department is under
the personal supervision: of Mr. Mur-
ray. The stook of Feilley Goods 18 also
complete in every department, and
prices will be found right, wr Try our
75c Km GLOVES; they will give satis-
faction. Inspection invited; no trouble
to show goods.
Butter and Eggs taken! ag Cash.
• .JAS. MURRAY.
The Royal
(LATE CARlifICIAF,L'S)
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO• .
JAMES WEIR
BE" to inform his old friends; and the travel-
ling public that having purchased this new
and commodious h otal building, he hastlioreirgh-
ly re -furnished and re -fitted it from top' to bot-
tetwionlmltabetrietyktee
tom, and it is now one of the Most comfortable
aartteeainitiwoneutrof furnished
Ith.an2sanzaoindf liwpis:erno:tooesmsmtedefers:coeThxninheobarperier.
and e,onvenient hotels in the countY. By strict
attendanee. Goed
nandpethsautrpruelolfedivopuwbrtilio nntronage. The rooms
bthytbe best, .and an een
hostler always be
chid Travellers.
Remember the "Royal Hotel,'" corner Of Main
and Goderieh Strei3te, Seaforth.1 733
JAMES W. Proprietor
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