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Jealottay Again, .
"Da you know, my dear," she I sud-
denly said, aa she looked up from her
piece -work—" do you know that next
week will be the twentieth anniversary
of our wedding?"
" Is that so ? By George 1 -howl time
flies 1 Why, I had no idea of it." 1 -
"Yes, we have been married almost
twenty long years," she continued, with
something of a sigh. You have been
a good husband to nte, darling."
"And you Lave been a blessed ittle
wife to me, Susan. Come here ill I
ides you. There."
"1 was thinking to-day—I was t itik-
ing
"Of that sickly -faced baboon who
used to go home with you from p ayer
Meeting before I knew you ?" he i ter-
,
rupted.
who do you mean ?" •
" Why, that. Brace fellow,, of co rse.
"Why, George, he wasn't such a bad
fellow."
"Wasn't he ? Well, I'd like to now
of a worse one, and there was yo as
good as engaged to him."
"Yes, George, but you know you «ere
keeping company, at the same time ith
that Helen Perkins." -
"That Helen Perkins! Wasn't iu iss
Perkins one of the loveliest and pre rtiest
young ladies• in Liverpool
"No, she wasn't 1 She had teet like
a horse!"
"She did, eh? How about that
stoop -shouldered, white-hea.ded Br: ce?"
"And such big feet as she had! "ley,
George, she was the laughing -stool. of
the town."
Not mueh she wasn't ! She w s a
young lady who would ;have ma'e a
model wife. '
Then why didn't you marry Jaer,
and all her moles and warts and m sh-
MOM eyes?" I
"Don't talk that waY to me Her
eyes were as nice as yours'!"
"They weml !"
They were! I believe you are rry
because you didn't marry Brace 1"
"And I know yon are sorry bee use
you didn't marry that beautiful and
accomplished Miss Perkins !"
a I am, eh? I thouglat you said I had
been a good husband to you ?"
"And didn't you call me your IA seed
little wife ?" 1
Then he plumped down and bega to
read the mortgage sales and adver ise-
ments in. the paper, and she piekeo up
her sewing and gave the cat a gs Title
kick. These old things will cern up
now and then, and somehow nei her
Side ever gets entirely over them.
Two Ways of Looking at
Things.
Two boys went to hunt Igrapes. One
was happy because they found gr pes.
The other was unhappy, because the
grapes had seeds in them.
Two men being cenvalescent, «ere
asked how they were. One said : am
better to -day. The other aid:pI was
worse yesterday.
When it rains one man says : "This
will make mud." Another!: "This will
lay the dust."
Two children looking through colered
glasses, one said.: The world is blue."
And the ether said ; "This bright."
Two boys eating their diuner,one said.
" I would rather have sqraething else
than this." The other said "This is
better tharnothing."
A servant thinks a man's house is
principally kitchen. A guest that it is
principally parlor.
"I am sorry that I live," says one
man. " I am sorry that I mast die,"
says another. " I am glad," says one,
" that it is no worse." " I am so
says another, " that it is no better.'
One man spoila a good repast by think-
ing of a better repast of another. An-
other one enjoys a poor repast by con-
trasting it with none at all.
One man is thankful far- his b eas-
ings. Another is morose for his too is -
fortunes.
One man thinks he is entitled t an-
other world, and, is dissatisfied bee use
he hasn't gotit. Another thinks e is
not justly entitled to any, and is s tis -
fled with this.
One man makes up his account
his wanta. Another from his asset
Try, 7
Tom
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High, Dairy Farming in Fra ce.
On a farm near 'Edgily, which I isit-
ed„ I found the cow keeping very eolith
in accordance with our practices. The
cows are never put indoors except for
two or three weeks before calving,al d a
couple of raontlis afterwards. In 'ery
bad winters, it is true, they may be sent
in for the night, but as a rule there is a
shed for them to take shelter in.
This farm was held by a maiden 1 dy.
It consisted of 125 acres, of which 62i
(that is bo say, one-half of the e tire
area) was fed every year, and. 50 ores
were annually mowed in rotatipn. The
remaining 12i acres were arable and
were used to grow carrots, mang lds,
and a small quantity of white s raw
crops,- chiefly for the sake of the st aw.
On these 125 acres as naany as 50 IOWB
are kept, as well as the due propo tion
of live stock of all ages, while su slus
calves are fattened and sold to .the
butcher at about three months old. The
average annual yield of butter, w ioh
is of the finest quality, is 224 po ads
per . cow, and it realizes the hig est
price on the Paris market ; each cow
brings in a gross sum of 'between 110
and $125 per annum from butter alone.
Then a large number—of pigs in ad-
dition to the calves that are fed e • ery
year upon the skim, milk, butter so ilk,
and other refuse products, so that the
total reoeipts per cow const come o a
very large sum.
Not, far from this lady's fano and
comprising some of the best grass and
in Normandy, is a smaller -dairy rm
of 30 cows. Here the chief object the
manufacture of that delicious soft oh ese
known as Camembert, for whir in
London we are willing to pay a shi ling
each. Now, at this particular farm the
Camembert oheese are made from w ale
mille.not a particle of cream being t ken
off. It requires only three pints of i ilk
to make a cheese which sells fa 25 -
cents. This particular farmer sold his
cheese at $1.50 per dozen, or only a out
half the retail price, the other hal re-
raaining in the hands of the Be'era,I
grades of middlemen who intervene be-
tween the producer and the consu tier.
even. at this diminished price the g ass
return from each cow for cheese a one
is between $185 and $200, to say n th-
ing of the value of the whey and the
calf. I should add that the ave age
yield of milk in this ease is 550 gal ons
per cove per annum, and the rent v ue
of the land nearly $25 per acre.
Now, in these French ins oes,
where a cow is kept all the year, roan
on two acres of laud or ess-ein the bes
instances a cow .and her produee onlw
and a half acres—the arge return t
the farmer is only partly !owing to hi
management of his land land his liv
stock, and largely to the ;excellnee of
the manufacture of the dairy piodUcts.
There is nothing in the alienate or the
soil, or the grass to prevent, sun , ar re-
' sults being obtained here.—Secretary
Jenkins.
REIAL ESTA.TE F
SLE.
rth sII of lot
t of this laid is
U. for meadow
itVars apply to
ep P; 0, 819 tf
ernACftE FARM FOR SAL North half of
r lob 80, and north half of
o 31, conenision 9, McKillop's_ 5
8. seeded,lad in excellent cisidi
e or 1 past'SVe. For further pa
News Notes. I
—The German mails_ foe Chip:
iinces were on the wreokeitStei.
and were lost. The steendshi
valued at, 3180,000, and was
sured. 1
—The largest European, in : 11
dispatched from the New Yo
office wasiforwarded by the st:
Eider on. the 2nd April, It co sap
399 letter'and 228 newspaper b
these 267 bags were frets. New ee
'and Australia. 'The remainder,
up at the -New York office, omit
156,000 letters and 8,000 regis
articles. --1 .
—The warrant of extradition for
Phipps, the escaped wife murder
the hands of Crown lAttornee,
donell, of Windsor. Chief Bain
to Chicago for the prisoner, but
to Say when he will return, as it
sired to get Phipps across th
without -any demonstration.
despatch says Phipps and his vtlfe
bottelodged in Sandwich gaol alti
—Col. Middleton, who succee
Lased, is an officer well known ii
ads.' He was 'for a long time qu
in Termite and Hamilton. Ile
a Miss Doucette, of Montreal
Middleton has seen some service
'field, and has always been looke
as an excellent officer. For som
past he halt occupied a !leading 0
at the Royal Military College , at
hurst.
—The trial 'of Stephen Dun
nected with Cole's eine)] , wholsti
with the murder of Wm. 'Met
young man well -known in Stratf-
1881,; took place at Ottawa an T
of -last week. James Chesley, of
erton, one of the witnesses, said
er was killed with a stake in the ih
of Dunn, and then thrown off the, t
On cross-examination Chesley io
dieted himself. Dunn was, acq 1
—11. S.' Remington, a horse de
Providence, R. I., arrived in•
treal on Monday morning of last
and was proceeding to hishotel
&ewes struck down from behin
robbed of $2,500, which he c rrie,
chamois' leather belt which he
under his shirt. He was taken
Exchange ! Hotel where his
were attended to, but at latest ac
he was in a very low condition.
the nature of his .wounds there
doubt that they were ' inflicted
'sandbag.
—The 18 -year old daughter of 4
er named Ross, of the 6th coacese
Bruce township, attempted to I
tamp with oil without' eitinghishr
light, with fierribie results. ; Tha
the can became ignited, and ; bot
and lamp exploded, the shock
explosion shaking the building,
guishiag t every light, and leavi
inmates in jtotal darknets. , The
members of the family were 1una
what had happened, as the oil w
in an upper room, and a a conse
the girl was terribly burri ed befo
was rendered any assist
a
nce.' Sh
lived a shalt time after the acoid
1 —A Montreal despatch says :
stated here that a seriou epidem
appeared ' among 'the sheep ' i
reeighborhood, which, in their p
state, renders their flesh unfit fo
man food; It is at present eonfi
Laprairie county, and affectsth..
rnment 'respecter says, about f
fifths of the flopka. The disease. •8
eribed as in the skin, the wool
peering altogether. What steps
taken to prevent the- disease spr
xcept isotatio'n, which has been
'd already, is not known.. It is su
orae of the careases havellepet di
f to butchers in the city, althou
ieved to be injurious to health.
—Mr. WI M. Cline, of !Stoney
ear Hamilton, writes : hI have
from time to time during the past
reports regarding the preach pre
for the following season. 1 I hav
amined a number of trees, both
own and neighbors', and find,
an exception, that they Have all
killed as far down as the sno
which -.signifies that the present b
trees are entirely destroyed; b
yearlings will send up vigorous
and make strong, healthy trees (b
ting them off near the ground) for n
year, the roots are perfectly sjn
I am very sorry that 11 will be un
fill the numerous orders 1 have f
present season, but II* e to 'pres
My customers next spring some
etas peach trees.'?
Motheils. W ight.
"You cawnt guess how,' much nit t
weighs ?" said the Prince to Ma
dersore's when he saw that the c
sation was about to flag.
I should say she weighs) at 1
hundred," said Mary, confidently.
"No," said the Prince.:
"A hundred and twenty, then V'
Mary.
a PrO-,
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No, again". chuckle , His o1
Highness.
A hundred and fisfif y ?' mat n ly
ventured Mary.
" Evings 1" oried Albert, 'o» lit1e
a great haotress knows ofIlineperi
Mother weighs two' 'undred, tott.k
" Two hundred 11' eaclairaed a
--" how I do wish I- was an 'Ent re s,
Albert, and could weigh so much
Here the Princess Beatrice cam JinIto
say that mamma, wanted Albert i t
away.. and the Prince politely le k d
out of the roomr-dLottieville C ..r -
Journal.
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Holloway's Ointment and
Diseases of Advanced Years. T e
grand climacteric heinif? passed,1 11 -
kind passes to old age. The tae
digestion becomes impaired, the n vo s
system grows fee1:116, an,d' +the ph si al
powers becomes enervated. No n e
congestion of the liver, lungs, or j ea
followed by dropsy, asthma, or pp
plexy, which frequently afiliet and ft n
destroy the aged; As the liver let el y
becomes torpid, its activity may sp e
ly be revived by rubbing Hollows 's
Oin4lent thoroughly over the pit of t e
stomach and right side, at least trice a
day, and taking the Pills at the Ps: e
tirae. This treatment also disperees .1
other congestions by varying fhe p: e
rubbed according to the situations
the mischief. 837,52
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ANDRE W GOVENLOCK,1 intb
11 OUSE FOR S ALE.—Fer al
propprty on John Streit., e
to St. 'I'iiomuh church p,1r80118
oupied it1y Mr. Boole. Thoro ia g
tion, fire -oleos cellar, six bete°
re+m an a good kitehen. leo
ha d and! oft water, a new Stahl
ne essanea complete. For
apply to ,he proprietor. D. It(
OTTN4E Veit SALE.—For
pleasantly situated and ;Ccil
in Sesfosta, at' present ocaupie
signed and formerly owned
La4dlawl There are seven roon
pantry, tegether with a large
and a gdod lawn and nice fo ait g
and soft a ater. Apply on the pi
JAMES M. BENSON.
u
1.
, that desirable
•4orth, n eat door
e, and now m-
od stone fonda-
s, parlor, ining
large woorKed,
• and all Other
tker particholars
Sessforth.l. 880
ale cheap, that
oltable cottage
by th a under -
y Mr. James C.
s and a arge
oodshed, Seller
rden also hard
emises to MRS.
, 852x4
FARMITOR, SALE.—North
ceshion 8', Morris, containi
which are cleared and nearly
There a4e rn the premises a g
frame sth s le, two never failing
trees, oaring. • The far
eellent hard of almost t
sithated •eings only two and a
Brtisselsa id thirteen from ,1 S
titer parti Wars apply to F. 8
or to RIO
a flof lot 29, con -
u ;seas, 110 of
re from atm ups.
O log liouaej and
w lls and a e -
vol hundred rnit
18 .conveni ritly
all !Mica from
rtlt. For f14 -
OTT, Brusse10,
ASID LEES. Linde y 8411.
ISARM
Fors
ertnnich p
°Waxed ; t
is a goo 1
There is a
It is conve
in Ave mil
good grakte
further ia
Seisfortht
' 1
1F
ii,o
about 9'
of eultiv
bank ba
neaessar
chard. •
Road, all
foi th.
repair a
will be s
ox to Se
.
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N TUCKERSIIIIT
le, lot 24, concessio
ntaining 100 acres,
o remainder is hard
rick house and Ifr
splendid orchard an
ient to school and is
e of Seaforth and si
roads leading to
tionlars apply on t
0. ROBERT Me
R SALE.—For sa
Tuckeismith, con
which are cleared a
ou. There is a larg
ith stabling made
utbuildings; also a
is pleagantey situate
ut half way between
he buildings and feec
the land in first els48 1 condition. i It
very cheap. Appl oi the . p rend ises
orth P. 0. MRS. 0 0. CIIESNEX.
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FORSALE.--'H. . S. Uia
8 ;of whioh are
• od buSh. There
140 outbuildinge-
lenty of wliter.
sureh. It is with -
f Clinton, ;with
oth places. For
e I preraistis Or to
E Y. 851
e, lot 24, Hpron
ai lug. 101 aeres,
dI
b iels house, ',sod
in a high .tate
n ath 'and other
1 ge bearin or -
on the B. ron
Clinton and Sea-
s are in qood
1E E STOOK FO
SERVICE.
11" PRO E YOUR STOCK.
-2- will Jeep during the prose
ieoncessi n 4, MeKillop, a Thor
!Buil, to -*Inch a.limited numb
!received. This hull is a yearlir g
fbir Jail? Broadfoot, Jr , of T c
t. ,
imovery °sped a firstoelass ani
i$2 pas cow, with the privilege
Ineeessaral., payable 1st January,
I00MER1ILLE.
T
r
WAN TED
he underA 'ned
1
neon on lo 31,
abbred Dar am
of cows will be
and was bred. by
-erstnitl , and is
al 1 erls.—
of returnit g if
115. JasSES
3532
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1100 S N8 WANTED. --War tea, a muhber
!As" of Itlack Dog Skins nt G & ff. Jacksbn's
!Tannery gmondville. Will ep ylfrom 50 e 'nts
to S1 a for good skins.- J. P. DAMS 8 2x4
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FOR SAL1.
[BULL iOR SALE.—For sale
onhjbred Durham Ran,
calved M 30th 1883; of roan
ed in the Canada Short Horn H
on lot 8, opucession 9, Tueker
Ondvilr. 0. SIMON HUN
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wants ti
best ve,
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ROBB,
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Etafi so
hand a
Fresh
Son, as
His Te
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and hi
s. tried
Any
purcha
price
P1
'ork
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Sansag
Store,
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Glass w
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sure 0
hand.
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'11)uke of
o or and r
• Book.
ith, or
R.
Th' or-
gisiter-
A ply
to g-
8 lx4
HARD TI
H
W TO SAVE
being scarce,
know Where th
e for what they
THE SEAFOR'
ed the problem
nice and choir
roceries, for th
ani be found in
are choice an
Fruits are fresh
olicited.
nantity of Good
ed, and the high
d.
and Beef Ham
e always on han
o.' 1 Sterk's
I '
ice stook of
e of every descri
HUGH
—KING'S
e for Dyspepsi
ES.
May.
ery per on
can get he
ve to ape d.
ORO Ri
He has lon
a stook , of
oliday s s-
he countY,
good Val e,
and che p.
rk and Beef
est mar ' et
Bacon a d
t the °heap
Seaforth.
ockeryl ' a d
ion.
OBB.
ECIFIC, a
always, on
YOUR
Tan Fre
Pimples, Blac
clies, &c., can
stantly by ftp
Tan&Fre
Safe, Sur e
PRICE 25C.
Sold by a,
rad, Susibtirn,
Specks Bot -
be remoVe in-
ing
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P
le Lotion.
Effectual.
R BOTTLE
ruggists.
is
iii be
festorncrs
ctor,
hi's•t:tio!ns
Pl
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SEAFORTH WOOLL MILL
T BEG t inform those inde d to me or
mannf4cturing or book aecoants, that ON ng
. the ente destruction of my am
i by fire, I
compel ed ito call on you for a 1 rompt settle-
ment of y ur accounts, as the books must be
closed.
I hope second appeal will nist be neeeasa
D
a"edFREE' all
f last year
illustrations, prices,
or plantints all Veg
nu. etc. Invalitx,
plicants and tC
an
out orcierinli it.
escriptions
le and ;Flo ye!
le to all.
839'
A. G. VaNEGMON
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WH'T IS IT ? WHY I
PEO' LE'S PC
PHOTOGRAPH PA
P.
tlaitb AN
it the h
se good
BO requ
-ay of Po
'ends or
fli,
the "Ian
extra arra
holiday ta
tures,0
Photo o
nish, eas
apPropria
P.P. P. P
delight an
REW CALDER at th
iday season is fast an
ople of Huron and e
something neat an
raits to send as bond
latives, and Mr. C.
tanao of this fact, hs
gern mats for the a000
CALDER'S fo
ER'S for New Year s
tasty design, excelleuce
. and graceful -posit°
background and ace s
trial, and then go a a
a good pieture.
IS THE
ULAR
ORS,
elm, and new
)reaching, ahd
th will aou t-
rtistie in tjhe
ifts to abs nt
ng fully al ve
made ape 'al
odatiouI of 1he
hristmar
lc-
ietures or
of shade a e
coupled w th
orie, give e
smiiing
ANDREW C DER, ,
Boott's Bok,Beattith
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enuine
C L ED P4OW & S
ECEIVED
0. C. WILL
•Which will
import dutle
)
took, i por
ariff • ousequently, he is enabled o sell them at
took iki exhausted. Call and see t se Plows bet
f rior article Every Plowl guarant ed to give satis
A full stack of MasseyReapers and Massey
oronto Mowers, Toronto ;Cord Biihders and Ma
harp's Raks, all of which will be sold cheap and
cif all kindslalways on hand for the above machine
before bnyilag a machine. ;
1 ,
O C. WILLSON) Ma
•So nix Bend
LK PLOW
0 S
cultural Implepent War rooro, Seaforth, •
e sold at oldtprices, ntithetanding
, the subsotilier 'being eterniined to
ed One Hundted and Fifty of them a
heinie mule of 10 per nt.
keep
ose valuable Plows in
ew day before ths rise in the
ormer rices until the present
re ba g common or in-
action or resale.
owors troiionto Reapers and
sey's jIow ;Down Binder, and
n reas nable terms. Repairs
. Don't fail to see my stock
n Str et, Seaforth.
T.
nprilinganodf 1
re intere
akes this top
ustomers1 an
nd the 1 rge
ti oflrsem,
Plows, Ge era
I3end Chi led
B. Bell's I pr
larsf;ot
°oaha ad
ld I
be sold ab ba
„,
m &Al lepor oNf s
ado tci 0 tiger
aggons will
ows Reps ire
etch along yo
antlers *nti
and side, se
lisnlgosviss,ncdang griegb
plows in le ti
C.ippen, is he
ha the plovr lin
$oxon Ho ser
XInjBllits' alb
Iglity, and des
Call and 80 0.
the trade,and
business.
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TI L TO THE FRONT
era' Implements.
6
nize Home'In, u. Stl ry.
ro s Crierl ti:atoriiiand
i;:taRo
IS, KIPPErria
Alive to Business fosr the
w 0 s always studying the Fenn -
°Jeri ur igt;of rdto ofatirfr g
onyiimhpiloemsoanants;-
tto e in need, that he has on
t, h best, and the cheapest aelec-
nts n the county, consisting of
ang Plows, Cultivators, St nbble
Pas ose Plows, Sod Plows, South
Plow , Iron beam Plows 1 also
ved nierican Steel Plows., 'Earm-
ee Thcin before buying elFievvitere.
rgp ill Straw Cutters, which will
alflJ All implemeets sold for
r cis , or on short tinae. 1 1
R !ACES AND BUCCIES
and 11 repairing of 'BuggietS and
eceiv attention. Plows and s
!liar-
FaImere, now is the tithe to
tr plqws and harrows for repairing.
g to mould boards, ploW beams,
tid- and iron beam ot Ao. 4
BUR) ied at my shop. PI w cast -
low astings for all the 1 leading
ado. Remember that T.1 Menne,
lace to got your wants upplied
A so repairs on hand for- the
rill, Ingersll.
bin mid Iliormo Sh eilag
hes e •ecued with neatne, s, aura-
at;eli Small Prtfits is My Motto.
on 'II always find me aliVe to
good humored, and ready to do
T. MELLIS, Hi/pen.
HAT MUST OME SHAI4 COME."
l"
It o with tending the great difficulty in introducing a a w temedy to the pi:ll
11 c, ho ever uperior, on account of the enormous mount f advertising resorCed
t3 by title wealthy proprietors of the many articles 4beady itt the market, yet we
belie •e nerit in, the end must win, and, as already 'n thes prts, so throughOut
re cointry. •
,
'
the ent
Will Ee
SORE
far one
,olastm
per bott
W. 11i.
bell
YCERATEy BALS
1 •
recogjnizod as the standard remedy of the a
1111 ATS. If any want f rther proof, 1
lay'in our -store and listen tp the voluntary
rs. tts healing and soothing properties are truly marvellous. Price, 500
Le, f(4 sale by
ard Snell, Jamesto n ; James Camp-
eadbury ; A. Coven ock. Winthrop;
Scott, Brumfield; J. E nthron & Son, Henalli; Wag-
nr & Son,, Zurich; 4 Simon, Dashwood; 31.
Wil-
ham8, Cromarty; J. Leslie, Blake; R. par -
diner, Farquhar;, J. Wright, Beech4od ;
D. Weiimiller'.Pppen ; R. Drysdale,
Drysdale; 9 11. llewon, Bay-
fied ; Geo. Stewart & Co.,
• Varna; RE. Kinsman, Stana.
WHOLESAL OR RETAIL3Y
MOF FIR"
e for
t them
testira
1 .
UhRS, COLDS and
try! a bottle, or stand
ny !offered by grateful
Rob
Wa
son, Wrox4er ; E
ton; S. Meltibbin,
& Son, Dublin;
aliam Drummond,
Blyth, • Wm.
. UMSpE & WILSON,
MliNUFACTURERS, SAiFORTH, ONT.
•
NEW
avha
ailid b
A
na t
arm
d 11
cB
oug
mae
0
e restt
r. ca
v it
or 88,
Wh
0
MILLING FIRM. IN SEAFORTH.
•SEAFORTH ROLLER MILLS,
LATE THE RED MILL,
IDE ad S115TH, from
t the above mlls, and iefitted them througholtit With all the latest
inery that °Old be pr cured for a
ADUAL EDUTION ROLLEf MILL,
t attained is, they hav one of the best twlls: in the Province
ow get all their GRISITING- and CHOPPING done in Seaforth,
me with them the same day, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
O by Cile ton
at.
MR
Mills.
JB .24R,A_NT
$1+101R,'I'S
or in less quantiies—FOR CASH. Cashfor any quantity
MMcBRIDE ITH.
Oat Seafortli Roller
THOMAS SMITH will personally superintend
188 SPRING. 11884.
SEODS AT THE 6EAFORTH TEA STORE.
al er, Timothy and Flax Se* fresh and p re. a. golod assortment o
: i 1
Field an Garden Seeds, rcitato gni n Tops and D tch Set . _ I Also a full stool
Cl\I
Its, PROVISI NS CRO KER )ND GLASS
cl
an1 everything requited Or domestic use.
he
ighest price paid for 13ntter and Eggs.
A. G.
AU
Seaforth,
oe
Sr
ca
st
ts;
Ne
ring
It li
alled
ry 0
mps f
iDNEY I, HONEY I
,1----W4RRASTED PURE.
purchaser satisified with quality and price.
raid a half poued pail, 45 cents.
11.771i SE Se
Golden Beardless 13arley, Rennie's Improved Six
heat, White Elephant Potatoes, Amber Sugar Ca
41=).AIttAel•T ST.T1=)Pla
n, •pyprean and Holy Land Bees and Queens
aura Extractors, Honey Knives, Veils, Bee GILLI
he basiness safely' and sthicessfally at D. A. Jo
r Fif) -list.
oney to loan at 6 S,nd 6i r oent.
1 •
M eGrgor
4:641.144•44444.364.144;41444 "mmiliaomanmsloimmanssalmom4-
Five pound pail, 90
owed Barley, Goose
e Seed from Kansas.
Single and Double
rds. Everything to
es prices. Enclose
aVrE1011I0 HILL go NON
.11,1110,1VHS
Cs
rn
•
e .
C L. P PS
Having i J
.
Rings an
lit all thela,
So very 4eas
To get a Lo
Oh 1 so nice
please o11
His worq..is
Ee'r buy ng
Run eYolty
Look at Pap
Papet al it
And can be fon
papa says C ris
no in a Close or
To pleas yonh
y ori
The best pl ce
Watches, Joe
war
Is at t
MAIN
L. P.
'S is the place to o,
welry quite a show
wels rich and rare
st ityles are there,
na le in price
ket
n Pa,pst,
sure,
rota others goods s
an nd woman bor
it's took tomorro
sha
poor.
mon.
ed to show hi stock,
d in Cardno's loo.
goods are best,
Watch invest.
will do his b t and
al all the rest,
west of: Toroto to
rchase
8, Jewelry, lver
d Spectacles
lar jewe1ryst° e of
PAPST,
T, SEAORIPH.
Ip
OHRYS L &, SLA
Pi CTiOAL
130ILER MAKES.
THE Subs ribirs h
Li Boiler B sin ss la
e4ch Found a d M
having had pn elxpe
that shop, tie no* pr
anllitsobrrk ennetrs
h e.
Any
wts
attention. pirs las
All kinds of 4lolle
SMoke Stacs aiidS
gettable rate
New Salt Pan
pethesiholaort est noti a
tit
011itY814
783
Eaft
ve bought -the To
eiyearried on; by t
anufacturing Crap
onee of over eight
pared to earry on t
to ns will receive
work guaranteed.
is made and repel
eet Iron Wor; &a.
e and old ones rep
d at prices that de
& BL0
Is and
e God-.
ny, and
eat% in
e trade
rorept
, also
tat rea-
d=
y °Om -
Box 103, OodiriCia.
APRIL 1% 14i4t,
Imeemeemet
Read the Following!
et)
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" Miss C.?
All right, M.Lss B. What.is it 27,
‘tTuesday,
ne‘xWl6l'say'woannwil
'td. you
nego gteot 41'3ot:re'
dre,,sviseshyr,
really, I don't see how rI can.
Ihntk
haven't wet hmito
get;ashioB. boh
o what's
f, anddo
118e411ofIligeojillg2"
Ustgot mine, and. I tell you
those goods at Renton Bros. ate the
very latest, and you mu8t!go."
"Well, I declare, if that's so,I be-
lieve I will. You know I liked' their
dress goods so much; but we hadn't
seen anything like them enywhere ele,
and I didn't know whether they were
kept,ghRoirt,not;",
should say they are; wait
till you read all about the New Invisible
Checks—Small Fine Cheeks—Broken
Plaids and French Wool Suitines tte.
"Just what they were 'showing u."
" Yes, and exactly what is deseribed
in the Review."
"Well, now I'm glad for I liked them5
they looked so new.''
"New. 1 gam they are, why you
would actually think those fellows had
bought their dress good, and Sthen
went and got out this fashion beok to
correspond.
" Perhaps they aid."
a Why no, they wade% it is the!,
same book I always get, sad is publish-
ed in New York and gives all the latest
styles."
All right, go—be 'sure and come,
early, and we'll go to
4
RANTON BRO.=
EXETER,
NOTED FOR FINE DRESS CDS,
IliE LATEST CONSPIACY!
5 5
ANOTHER COUNTY HE RD FROML
Groceries Cheaper 'Phan Ever.
I beg to annottnceLthat I have bought,
out the grocery business of J-0138pit
Brownell at a big bargain, and will bei -
prepared to give better value thark ever
in General Groceries.
Mr. Brownell will be found with me
next door to the post office, and trust*
that all his old friends and customers
will continue their patronage with the
new firm, when a special effort will be
made to give good value at the lowest.
possible prices.
On no account fail to try our famous
teas; they are fresh and itragrant, and
will be sold in quantities la,t wholesale
prices. Any quantity of j batter ane
eggs wanted, and will be tken as basil,
Yottrs truly,
M. A CHARLE$W0*rff,
Referring to the above, I wish Wa'
press ray sincere thanks to all ray
friends and customers for their liberal
patronage since I have beeu un busIderei
here, and it is my wird" toad desire that
my friends and customers Will still' an'
Untie to trade on with me lat the no
stand, next door to the I post offiall
when I shall do my utralost to gio
them A 1 value for their money. Y0
faithfully,
JOSEPHBROWNELL
fpowni
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;
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.1 aeooira„hitareielZ;
Inca 8,1),(11 NY ra-
their Stfitne istel
10 eta. .a.0
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•Sellars Tt;° give e
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Moved
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etNA:Ni*d;
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to draw.31000 fa
p1 Bowe,a, tlotnilhatasthbe e 1;
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vAttra
h. )(Ir;,0,d.n
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ne,rAs_
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oa
jakson„, J. Li
Poacoc4,1 M. Gih
J. Blaton,
D. Errington, T.
Ikit' T.SBIPeitor„1.
Ear3,iHell
tine, W.,1 TeleCa
Nicholso, T. IN
James Thonape
13arr, D. Carrie a
tit Ciliock
, W.
Ciaey, W.
on, J. MeCa
rvirte
Money;:6th 1
Tmrith:ahur trihigeii:D: Rieull,T: 1 3. aj..a.oiti Hugh:deilHill to eh it ii
Hanna, jelne MI
lackBon, S. Fear
McCall; 9t1i
1iebto01.14. W-
Shortreed., N. M.
C. Mcarter, Ja
viewers—Divisit
James Gibson a
Division No. 2, J,
!treason, and
No. 3, James Sh
and Georgp Hoe
Pardee, D. Gadd
Division No. 5.
Johnston .nd ja
aliteeperas—mtTvis
dsb
a
James Mutray
Division No.
-James Sliarp ;
Geddes and Ro
ision N. 5, Alla
Anderson. i The
4i1) i al us;eistits 8:1. Li 1 i Tc he
ziPxt, for Court e
day of Apil, per
All the L11144120.bt•rti
H. Horeele, seem
Cotheattets,he fire it -I
eli,I,oiwreiwne
poundkeep,
Matthew Retitle.
Ralph Keddy,
1Gilfillall4 ttat a
cfalnipalingby: 8:
procure 25 forms
of oundkepers,
send a, copy to
-Carried; roved -
onded by 11. Hor
Revision for this
be held at the towl
Saturday, the Ms
m., and that N. J.
court.—Carried.
seconded by J. Ha
pathmastere as n
firmed, and that t
pethmastes' shee
Crried. Moved
by 3. Halle, that ,
tin for expenditn
grading and grave
year, and that the
twhiteardsm
be ae.-CanIrri
3 3v1Isiect3 klun ebyb eo a iel reaaci tde aottle
i
indigent.icarrie a
-seconded by J. II
Wilsonreee:ve$0
and elothieg for
asete:eond:djosbyph j.fl Wilson be pcid th
triillaiatOujradify°,t3ietillett
The ilavoy Da
010afeldlajaoeireof hneibdmaerypato!ettisiiiint:uogl lisi):
hod! Hoa, the
sorbed in the mer
I:4AV1. No, 'ti'nt
tis; - yeu just ot
VoeullteytouI jpult 0%
Vs*.ear°rhiala
cikt'rV11;a:ntn‘ogr4Y3:1 IIHt :uIII gll:r
h'ut'
it:
raidable breathing,
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