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tat my boi* go without them
a man.the .hone.
Hann&hI" he inquired of
gone over to see Stiles' sick
homer sat down and took his
oFt, his thoughts were too bug)! to
abed never looked so mean in
arab before. He was still angry
Weenie let#e for hembling him so the
bye, by giving the minister and
iuoh a slipper. Yet now as he
it aver} he wondered how he
Uve blamed ,
to Mos howhermach do you
fade would cost to clothe a woman
ver cost much to clothe your'n,"
i
bis black eyes snapping.
enr ht you could have been so
mer atis . stingy with any 'one as you
eatees d th er. She's too geed for
►
, �n timeye found it out. There
letesne got � it's:
enough to keep her like a lady,
tt teeteed of that she ain't even have
leiiigntu,work with. Yell never get a
case my fortin'.} I'll settle it on Han-
ish snd the bays
eTbat s all right. Why did you not
tell mellow selfish I was before ?"
Haven't I been a tellin' ye all the
totjsacl"what good did it do 2 • If yer
h hadn't been pinched a little,
Itsaa
never would have found how good it
Yowas tJ follow what yer alters a•preaohin'
, • We must eoonomixe ' ' We mast
1002.0 .
niZe' n
/t # I did miss the goodies, but
tint Wasn't all the reason, and it's never
toad to mend."
After dinner Mrs. Gordon went back
wihe dfng child, and her husband
np and went to town. In
stout tw • hours he returned with a tin-
smith, a new stove, a new churn, and a
!Jotter -worker ; a new Bled for Willie
andtwo new pair of skates for the other
be
n fors. Gordon came home she
the children rejoicing over their
ettesets, and Uncle Moses and Mr.
Cordon busy getting tea.
e Why, where did that stove come
bea
woman, and
ai
h r" s astonished
thenew edchurn and
is her eyes fell upon
butter:worker, she exclaimed
"Why, what does it mean ?"
"It mann that we have done "econo-
EMPOR
61
n days.
–AND --
Q
est complete stock of
DRY Goo[
4INQ, AND
toed Before the
h People
ug the discontent of
ars over the grievances
I still march on, OUB
Ldilj•.increasing, Whit
,tT ITSELF that we
t ass of goods, and
let*est living profit
11.0W PRICED,
rS 4 WIDE BERTf
ry 4re satisfactory'to
C.E4 NOR SEr.,J.E
•
t
► O0Ds.
eeii will be found the
&se 'son in Rich. l Ike,.
taxi s appropriate for
g orders.
oti trade requires ne
clout to say Miss
Bttrned from viaiting
r prepared than ever'-
Ets of her customer&
hh a large staff of
eddy to suit anyone
ng millinery..
ftli ODDER,
L is fully supplied
patterns in reliable
order, or if you can-
apply yoln with ai
kiial in quality, style,
thing made to order
have now a fleets
premises, ready t
I customers.
OSE WHO DEAL
11 US
only road to boar
r
'IRSF-BEARS P00'
ILL NOT BE.
SOUL
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poor creature beaten and tort
subnd asion.
Thea is the spirit in wb
were `treated ental the W.
Thewere solemnly ass
drunkard's grave was the
(lard for them, and; that the' ga
hear n were shut ag tinaL.them;
A. few drunkards in 'Balthe)
their' despair, looked up ' to
lielpe
was, 11
gan. Be
where.;
arses fo
ire men
ess and
Their fra
love about him, and led him up in
light,
a bitter spirit we cursed tSte
.until the women of Ohio,
the Christ-spirit,went abo
nd praying with ru sellers
lerful movement nown ; a
" Womac 's Crusade," will nev
fully comprehended. Tho rest
the way of closing rum hops we
tonisiing. And, what is most imp
under the " Crusade" the deal
great part, stopped willingly, en
hes ily co-operated wits
their good work. One
ment of the business is
the clause of temperance
ioh drilui
rhingtbti
tired th'
only pi
His i ve He pitied and
He taught them that lov
dent ' The good work bi
ly love triumphed eve
more scowls, no more c
drunkard ; but everywh
down to him in his darks
nese, put the arms of
In
seilei
with
ing a
wont
t
the we
rich aba
orth tic}
han a h
closures by the constabl . Dio !I
Sad Finale
L LEADIN(# SOCIETY LADY DIES IN ,.
POVERTY.I
"Mrs. Jay Grace Hugheis, a renal
of 21 years, who made quite a o0
.in Montreal society during her
residence there last! sunimer, ll
died in extreme poverty in New
During her .visit in Montreal sh
in queenly style at the Windsor
Her wonderful personal attreetio
cured her an introduction to, s
and her agreeable and 'polised
nersi, supplemented by ready wit,
her a host of friends. At the tw
given by the citizens to the offi
the United States corvette • IV
and H. M. S. Canada withi
weeks of each other, Mrs.'
scored great triumphs. She ap
in gorgeous attire, and Was eaeo
the ballroom on the first oc
the non of the Finance Minister.
mizieefor tbe`present, and that you `rooms were made beanttful wtthl.
to ha4ve the money for youself for all decorations, and in them d r •.
the batter you make. This is your
capital to begin on," said her husband
aehehaeded her $25.
After this. Mr. Gordon never told his
family again, " We must economize,"
sud Hannah gavehim no cause to do
got
Grandmothers
from. the Southern,. Churchman.
ori ndm theme are very nitre folks,
They heat ali the. aunts in creation;
Th_ay lees chap do what he likes, -
And don't worry about edueatiop,
I= sure I can't see it at all,.
What $ poor fellow ever aonId do
For apples, and pennies and cakes,
withoht a grandmother or two.
Andif he is bad now and then,
Anclmakes a great racketing noise,
They only look over their specs
Add any, "Ah, boys w i1 be boys
"Life Is only short at the best ;
Let th children be happy to -day."
Thin they Iook for a while at the sky,
An#d the hills that are far, far away.
Quite oiler" .rglight comes on
Grandmothers sing hymns very low
To themselves, as they rock by the fire,
Aboutlraven, alai where they shall go.
And then a boy, stopping to think,
Will find a hot tear in his eye,
To know what will come at the last--
Forgrandmotheia all hays to die.
•
Iwish they could stay here and pray,
For a boy needs their prayers every night --
Some boys more than others, I s'pose—
Bach is I need a wonderful eight.
A Balky Mule.
One day last spring, while coming np
Fulton street in New York, my a en-
tioe was attracted to a crowd a little
wr►g up the city. Upon reaching it, I
elbowed my way through, and found it
was a ease of balky mule. The mules
were small-, the load of briok large, and
inthe steepest part of the hill one
muleconcluded to retire from bigness.
The driver was a big brute, and
flourished a savage black -snake whip.
One fellow in the crowd cried ont,
" Cut him under the belly.. -
Another cried, "Hit his ears. That'll
fetohhima."
And still another, " Build a fire under
hire. Here's some straw 1 Build a fire
under him.- That'll fetch him sure."
The driver was meanwhile busy with
hieblack snake. I cried,
" Don't, for mercy's sake don't! That
won't do him any good."
evenings congregated a brill an
gamy, His Royal Highnes ,! .
Gec-ege, of Wales, availing imi
MrEI. Hughes' hospitality with t est
of hie comrades on the ocoasi•e i • f he
Canada ball.
Iv appears that early in t e
she called on Augustus .Piton, m1
of the Fifth Avenue Theater, en
for n engagement, remarking t
lino sa of Mrs. Langtry temptedt
ad pt the theatrical professio
Piton was much struckith her
and offered her an engagein e
found after rehearsal that she
adapted to the st age. After
ations to become an actress pr v
less, she became an artists'' m
the means of gaining a livelih o
was a native of Melbour ne,
and was twice married. er
hasbarid, a merchant, is still 1.
England. Through some dis
they separated, but he eras -se
means of support. Lately
arose and. the , money; was w
Hence her death in poverty.
I •
Taking in a` Jes
Lord Morpeth used to tell
friend of his,who, to the re e
some people could not feel a
lees it was fired at them with a
replied :
!" Weel, but hoo can ye fire
of a oannon i"
A lady once pat a co nndr
rheumatic old nurse, a king
" Why are,you like a chum
Sallie?" • and gave the ahs
cense you are full of pains."
Whereupon the old wom
replied :
" Oh, dear ! somebody's b
of ye, 'honey. Them's annn
panes. They's been foolin' y
iia 0
asrds+
to
s f
e; in
In
0
e
t
1
e
r
11 d
e: -
That
t
r •e
e in
8-
,t.
rta
rs,
th
dt�
dr
ew
0
ea
JECT
y
qn t
sh rt
j st
'o k.
ii ed
o el.
sp o-
ciety,
man
made
bells
rs of
delia
few
ughes
eared
ed to
n -by
Her
floral
ihe
cern-
rico
elf of
"Who are you ? Mind yonr own busi-
ness, and I'll 'tend to my mule ;" and
the crowd hooted, " Ont with him 1 out
with hitt I Give him the whip." •
Just then a big negro stepped forward,
and said, .
"Boss, if you'll stop lickin' 'im, I've
got some medson 'till cure 'im."
As the teams were accumulating
above and below, and as the crowd was
rapidly ' augmenting, and two or three
policemen were trying to clear the street,
and as the driver saw that his whip did
no good, he cried out,
Here, you nigger, what is your
medicine?''
"I want to talk to the little .fool, I
want to whisper to 'im."
With a nine -jointed oath the driver
consigned the black man to the infernal
regions; but the negro persisted,
"Look a heah, boss. I ` was born
.among ithe mules, and brought . up
among the mules, and I know all about
conies:"
"Well, try per medicine, gnieh."
The negro put his check against the
,armlets nose, and began with his hand
pat his -neck, rub his ears, an •repeat
in a low, soft voice.
" Poor f flow ! poor fello ! poor
fellow to
• After a fe* moments the negro said,
"Now; lose if you'll tech up t'other
one, this one'l1 go, I reckon."
The driver torched the othe mule,
which had been willing to go all the
tune --not anxious, but rather willing ;
and when that one' started, and the
negro; said to the mule, in a pleasant,
coaling voice, " Come, old feller, don't
be a-foolin," off he went, leaping and
tearing up the hill as hath as . li,e -could
go.
I looked round upon the croiled, and
8avt scarcely a face that didnet show
appointment. They evidently felt
that the had . been; cheated opt of a
fes.: They were eager to have .the
d
ea on
n ger
as ed
he
e to
r.
eaty,
t, nt
a not
as ir-
it
e as
he
tralia,
econd
ing in
ement
her
tatty
h • eld.
t
f
t&Ven
en, a
dude 1,'
i He as
ye rs, ui
all his
po icy 1
ni ht • fi
bu ldeth
fir t-bor
he pitch
trae}mps
eth to
hi' hour
a prairh
gr shot
set tleth
sh t the
00 onel,
sa , be
di not
ret for
h dittt
bon at
be ter tl
1 Scotch
hat
es r nn-
'ati,on,
a j=at
na;to
er:
1/
e
n
er
Man, Variously Cons d
A PARAPHRABER'd TIE V.
Dian that is married to w •m_
many days and full -of tr•ni
In the morning he 'draws hi$ : al
in the evening •
Behold,; it is gone. '
t is a tale that is told :
t is vanished, and no one k , w
er it goeth.
He riseth up clothed in' the eh
menta
f the night
nd seeketh the soinnanJ)
goric
erewith to soothe his info
e cometh as a horse or ox
nd.draweth the chariot of,
e spendeth his shekels in
of fine linen
To cover the bosom of his
Family ,
Yet himself is seen at the.
• city -
With one suspender. '
Yea ! he is altogetherwreto
Man, born of woman, is of
and no teeth. And indeed,
money in his pocket someti
had less of either. As for
iwasteth one-third of them ;
teeth, he has convulsions w
hem, and as the last one co
io ! the dentist is twisting t
but, and the last end cif that
is worse than the , first,
borcelain and a roof -plate b •
lackberry seeds.
Stone -bruises line his
manhood his father boxes
home, the big boys cuff him
ground., and the teacher w
the school -room. He . bay
western at 110, when he has 's
at 96, and;his neighbor unlo
him Iron Mountain at 6
straightway breaketli own
riseth early and sittet , np I
may fill his barn and store
to ! his children's 1a yers
spoils among themselves an
ha 1" He growleth and -is s • re
ed becanse it raineth t an • h
upon his breast and seyeth,
is lost 1" -because it raineth
date rains blight hie wh - - t
frost blighteth his peaches. If
that the sun ahineth, even
nineties, he sayeth, " Woe is
periish ;" audit the north wm
down in forty-two -below
" Would I were ` dead 1"
sackcloth and blue jeans,
,u a • tramp;" and. ' t
le
iless�
n bre
' BleE
i*e is hei
:leen
hi butt
m
fa
n
a
I
and b1 d in p
the :People or
ieth inturanoe f • r
itil he hes paid t
foods, and then b
apse one day, a
re destroyeth b's
him a house in J
is devoured by.
eth his tents in N
levour his aubsta
arises, and aeye
way over into
fire and ten m'
pers fight for
himself in Ke
next day a by a
and al statesma
esembles, sah, a
like, sah." Veril
the tole of his
do over again he
all, for " the d
ion the day of on
w
e
ce
1
a
e
Blessed.
id is the man • o •• ands his
iness.
sed is the worn n
end fine
he4 the
eetty-five
elver for
tteth his
at same
orae. Ilea
nd his
gitioes
drk, and
Ee'mov-
oarrie h
r', while
Sores of
rope He
j and ie
leman, a
became),'
, sah, he:
ere is no
and if he,
d not be
death is
ski."
h}i never
!"
sew on
rying.'
ill not
he's. your
law who
marred
ions who
you are
lio1never
who don't
tb at don't
ople who
lain.
e who are
o pays his
his wife's
husband, " I tot o • s
is the man wh a
ous when the bab
' Ble `Bed is the woma
rry widower ; provi
her.
:leased is the moth
ver reminds you th : t
gee ypnr station in life
Bless
ver k
the. g
Bless
ks u�
Bless
to oh
Bless
to cal
Bless
n't ish they` were sib
Bles ed are the single
nten to remain that w
Blessed is the hnsban
other a pies were better
0.
Bles ed is the wife for
ho never galls up the
• ear eparted "" for No
Bles ed is the man wh
t n Oen s without asking
do with it.
led is the wom
hen the stovepipe
nner table, and
can fix it up
i Bles ed is the friend
q • ires he loan of your n
Blessed is the .neighbo
•out his own affairs tela
me t pry into yours.
Where are the blessed ?
Eche answers where ?
Nervousness of
Greet orators are al
ervo s with apprehens
ma e.an important see
•
his est years, trembled
Bred
ober
e isf
efore
rs of
iven
e cou
O wan
peed]
im,
erby
• hen
peak
a the
some
ble o
',Who
nd lij
ho .i
•ld tI
ever'
innei
cera
hick
he as
hat'
hole
peak:
urst;
old
peecy
rator
. ervoi
ered
poke
Ilangu
The i
workE
eare ' minds
made them think
ith he same of
aw t em, and se led tk
np to ie" own conclude
who Lord Macauley oa
most fluent debaters eve
he .never rose in Perlis
feelipg his knees knock t�
one of the compensations
the ervons tetrperame
casino s the trembling is
cense of oratorical suoce
may lmoat be said th 't
g at orator, for a r
speaker, who does not
feeiin'g.
e
r
11
n
lo
•
0
11
a
Is
d are the rich
ok down on you
atter.
d is the poor rela
to yon—for mon
d is the old
people and child
id is the old baoh
s and pin cushion
jd are the marrie
10
r
end
h
in
0
a
h
•
a
e
1
8.
/
1
e
t
11
;g
s
t
out
her
in i OW,
' Be-
ty
ngly
f • olin'
rt o'
a.
is of
,and
it
r
le
hith-
1 gar-
pare
8
=rilIty.
s
chase'
•
11
I
edj
tfdto
11
f' the
dais.
ild be
if he
lays, he
or bis
e grits
hrongh,
iatone
'S jaw
full of
hold
ay, to
ars at
play,
lim'• in
orth-
short
upon
nd it
. He
that he
sbs, and
de the
y Si Hai
stress-
1peateth
y Drop
The
d the
he lib
ng the
, for I
heth
orieth,
oveaer
If
II
It
ing t
Blest
old w
e di
an W.
a
t
n
rl
widow,
v Ts of the
i e his wife
at, she is
het don't
lie down on
td is the
It
he pulpit. The a
Hall. Mr. Gong
.ways ha tremo
an audience. M
the House of
imilar testimony.
Id always tell in
about to make o
the father of th r
young man was o e
rs in Parliament. e
s are es dry ae thee f
going to be hanged.
e late Sir A. Alliee
rose to speak, eve
assembly, withou fencing
did not go off till e
bject." It is moor e
'he shuddered vi ib
body when he fl
" by Sir Theodore
that he did not
s, he never 'rose to p
'and calling into play
e to express wha
tensity with whic
within h
!never re -
its so busy
e has no
invariably
i true of
f saes that
• ee t;omin g
th lead-
en have
hrough
e.1 Lord
sen Earl,
f the best
vvesl known
bate," and
incap-
said,
throat
a man
trEet
a after -
US
warmed to
ef Cicero
y over his
- began to
tin, we are
tepee° his
ell great
alt without
Way inter -
king as he
the fittest
e thought.
is intellect
He got his
, see things
h himself
one of the
nown, said
then It is
neture that
o t
on
allY effective
xrerience the
quantity of ' E ly Rose and
atoes for seed. jApply on lot
84 olfillop. JAMES DO A.N O. E.
str et,
AY i
ba ds fo
la else
sir ng to
re 'done
ing u
oollee
xpen
settle
, Harp
forth.
-accounts due Dr. yereoe
lected having been left in ,y -
parties interested are no -
e muSt be Settled without
s will be incurred." Parties e
Send six cente for postage and
eeeive free, a costly box of goods
w , of either sex, to , more money
ri anything else in this wprlid:
Fo e workars absolutely sure. II fit
011 & Co., Augusta, Maine. 85452
mi
tn
wi
Spurgeon.'s Th
Mr Spurgeon, with c
plain ess •and vigor, ea d
him no longer preach to
mod rn divines whittle w
to ' mall end of nothin .
our vine Loth to be 4, a
mere opinions. As for e,
grace high as heeven. III
pit hat is bottonelessi
love and mercy ; an 6 er
if
dant ordered in ell thttigs
*hie the substance an I
1
1
EITO
hi
11, vgh
ed ig
h th
Mee to
re he
ods,
eetab
G. VanEgniondt has remoVed
e building opposite the burned
a complete stock of manufan-
where all busiaess connected
hment will hereafter be een-
GO
co ntry
oema
H lens,
D OP
e of
around
er wit
ounty
t g for a good country shoemaker
ut 200 inhabitants and a line
House and shop ready. No
six miles. Also au opsning
BC
fa
A
p of the
fact, it
GE
s, 131
e sale
ills, s
gone
le an
inery
turi
M. B
eric
TS WA TED ,.—Wanted, active, reliable
th, Gorr e and Winghatni to canvass for
of reaPe s, mowers, rakes, twine binders,
tractio Steam engines, saw mill ma -
&c nfacturod by the North Arnen-
cultural Implement and General Manu -
g Coinp y, London, Ontario. Apply, tb
airagteristic
in recent
s cutting
raytty, and
Idea, let
y tr. Some
hey make
rtiof blessed
selVation to.
Veriqes as
[ believe in
s hell and a
• 4 heaven
n infinite_
t infinite
a d sore, of
eelity . is an
LL
W A L
iLARG
PAPER,
ALL PAPER,
PAPER.
ST ASSORTMENT
E COUNTY
—AND—
T PRICES, AT
PAPST'S
Seine rude person
found's plumber's bill
wit : Going to see th
beck for tools and hel
leak 1.50, sending for
goin back for solde
bri ng the solder $1,
112,-1 st. my tobacco 50
eater 83, getting my
fixing the pi
com $2.50, tilde, sold
on , overalls, an
s to have
ran thus :
pipes, to.
1, coming
nding the
,g: getetlepn :11..1505:
ed finger
Bnjtgsettotinwgortko
ecartsn'tlgoteinarg
elothing
ffer
TERRIBLE COM
At Ciampbells Block, sti
my wit le stock of GROCERIES
ITRYTH
RY, GLASSWARE
eloW who sale prices ; first come, first
cry dt
Al ce one ate safe, nearly new ;
odd horse nine years old ; b
n, elm h eine, and all shop furni-
WIL BE SOLD CHEAp.
e Effect
TIO
drth, Ontario.
NG ITATTERE
f t e Fir t
DA
Has Proved Fatql to High Prfc
eg
ure
one
The stoee, which is one of the best
ds in Seeforth. Posseesion
Apply to I
WALT AM WATCHES
he h‘ ding Watch of America.
grocery ate,
first of Jun
AS one moves
that sort of thing,
share of buyers we
fact is very clear ;
at retail must tell,
Great Fa
A
mind, an hears the
is dull, few peOpl
ave 14ad the lagt
.G9o4 gOods auct
We gluaran
in Prices. Twenty Per
. .Lower Than
all Line to be had at
. COUNTER'p
jEtiiLRY EMPORIUM,
li setsote ka nodf JCehweeelpr ye s, tw( qa_ ahl ietsy,
con 4ideerijeadr)
epairin in all branches of Watch'es,
Cl ke and Jewelry—all arant d to
Br ohes, i tie manufactured o the
ook on for a tree of, silverwalre in
the win& ; it is the place, di ectly
op osite S. Porter's cheap cash
fur iture t3 ore. .
wholesale and a grr many= much
Some people have said us
tells us they won't be un_derSold.
eVery one our business is not to run
M. COUNTEFI
The Leading Jeweller.
FONT 111 NURSER ES,
TliE LAR EST IN. THE DOMINION.
To begin Ivo k at once -on Fall &Lief!. 'Steady
nt at fixed salaries to all
emplo
to work.
AND WOMEN
can have pleasant
HE YEAR ROOND I
are earnixig from 00 to $76 pet
uses. Terms and outfit bee.
Toronto, Oatorio,
ME
WORK
Good agen
month and
Address :
864
mind our own usiness. Eve
knows that if one buys a4d pOrs 1
they Cannot sell as low as tbpse w
We, 4on't profess to sdill tor p/o
goodslat such redu ed raites is sip
ing A*A1( AWAY DOW
JAMES
hot 1
old reside ters
in towii, and
the
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days, b
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lit offering you
10KARD.
GR4T, OIROUS,
13.A.11•Ti
M'S
HERE WE ARE.
attention, What have you got noWr
" Why, a magnificetit range of Bina
Gros Grain Silks', Rich' Blank S4tins,
jackets aed it anaes ; also a full li (ref
Ornaments, Loops, Ste., being our second
lot ina to hand, and their selling so
fast is convincing proof that for new
goods and good goods, Silk and Stales,
we do do thein right. See our Heep
Skirts for girls at 25c ; see our Hoop
Skirts for ladies at 25c. In 13estles
we show great value et Renton 13ros."
" Boys, I've got my new Spring Suit,
and it fite like a 'charm, as eme,:411 as
can be, both beck and front, Deli for
ease and comfort it could not be tter.'
" Yon seem so well pleased, we' like
to know where you got it."
" lit Benton Bros., of course. Yon
know I went there last spring fo the
this beats my last all to pieces I tell
you °you ought to see them., New
Spring Tweeds, New Ottemaes, New
dandy lot of paetings, some fax nicer
goods than I ever Savir them e*er be-
fore, and they are giving fine prices
these days. Yes, come aleng,; if you
waet a first-class suit got up te good
style and to fit. Everybody kneeis, thee
aStear this seasod wii`,h granier sights, moee gag us display a drew and
all the living wonders of t e nineteenth eentury, tall y u want to see one of the
-finest "plays of DRY GOODS amid MILLINE Y, do 't forget the
MONTREAL
ITIC
Exhibit the latest and meet fashignable stook of Ilory
•
seen °inside the metropolis during the ser+n.
USE,
Great Success of tile Oak H
Gents' Fitrnishi
1.1 Cloth"
Young man, do you *ant a bobby Sprinn t, Hat, Tie, or any article in
w Farm PrOduce taken in irade at DU
DUNCAN
MAIN STREET,
CAN
ber th
Montreal Ho
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ORTH
RANTON BRO
18 the plaCe for Fine Go.
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JAMES A. CLINE ik CO.3
Are showing for you to set oe from
fifteen different styles of- hopping
Axes ; nine differeet makes of Cross-
cut Saws. Akio the largest and most
complete stock off
• CUTLERY
AND SILVER-PLATED %1IRE
Ever , shown in Wingleant, comprising
Cruets, Cake Baskets, Pickle Adettles,
Butter Dishes, Napkin Rings, linlyes,
Forks and Settees, Also a fill line hl
the celebrated •
- NEVADA- L%VER GOODS,
We have a full Warranty on our plated "
goods, and guarantee them to be exact-
ly as represented.
HENSALL
New Winne
—AND—
FANCY GOODS STORE,
JAMES MURRY
Has pleasure in samouncing to the
ladies of Henson and vicinity, that he
has opened 0, new Millinery and Panay
Goods Store in the Waugh BlockeMein
Street, Hensel He has a bemplete
stock of all the latest read moat %Ethical -
able styles in
HATS AND BONNETS,
Together with trimmings of eVery de-
scription. Thitt department itt -under
the personal supervision of ti Mur-
ray. The stook of Fancy t o is also
complete in every departme t, and
prices will be found right. - rY our
75e SID GLOVES ; . they will gi e satis-
faction. Inspection invited ; nO trouble
to show goods.
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash.
(LATE CARMICHAEL'S)
SEAFORTH, ONTSRIO:
JAMES WEIR
pEas to inform his old friends and tlk travel.
-a-F ling public that having purchased jthle new
lyre -furnished and re -fitted it from tep etoraornsbete
torn, and it is nove c.Tie, of tbe most , atolls**
and convenient hot4als in the county'. Yanstristat.
e hopes
The bar
attention to the wantent his custom
to merit a share of publics pert:KAP-
are all well furnished and well heated.
; will be kept supplied With the bast,
tentative and trust, wo oleler will war bs
in attendance. Geod pie rooms, for commer.
dal Travellers.
RememberthelBoy* gotel;' tenter of Main
an4 Goderieh8MOte, Worth. 736