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We Did It..
We are a little country church about
twenty miles from New York, in one of
the most rural and quiet towns in all
New Jersey. : So far—although we;eee
the wave advancing, and on many Re-
couuts are Lglad to see it coming—city
people, with their generous or lavish
ways, have not been in the habit of
making our village their home, and,.
therefore, -all that we have done -for
religious servi'oe for others, either in
missions or other ways, has been done
by the people in old fashioned ways of
giving, and of limited inoomes; and I
need hardly add that when we decide
upon our " offerings" as we call them,
we think seriously to see how much we
ran do. We collect every year for the
Woman's, Board $50, from as many
different ladies, and that $50 represents
more than the money merely. It repro -
gents also
t a great many pians of self-
denial; it represents a living interest
in the cause it comes .freighted with
new. !She is always the same.
Thle REAL ESTATE 1FOI4 SALE.
dress in this case must have a c rt
simplicity. It costs her little tL u
and little time, and when the of
ti n, becoming worn, gives way tie
new, the change is not perceived,
it noticed when -the new in its =ta
c Hies old.
There is a great economy .in d
o a few becoming colors in the'r
s axles, and - confining one's d
t ; ese. Choosing colors that h
w th each other, like grey, bl
b ue, yellow, white, and neve
a y other colors, one may, in
o er garments, use one with a
t at nothing is wasted.
T ap to Catch the Cod
. John McIntyre, reeve o
to nship, Lambton .county,
ex erience in destroying the a
to the Canadian Agnojulturist
loving prayers; it means •our earnest , oil
fro
love for the missionaries and those for 1 str
whom they toil.
That $50 pays, too. Many of us have
no money invested in earthly banks,but
somehow our share in that $50 gives .us
a very sweet sense of " money laid up,"
and we feel through it as if, after -all.
we owned aninterest in God's king-
dom.
inbdom. But to return.. The Jubilee
came -or the tenth year of our Women's
Board—and at the prayer meeting one
day Mrs. Smith said, in an offhand
way : `' I think it would be something
to be thankful for if we could raise a
hundred dollars extra this year for our
missionaries," We all looked at Mrs.
Smith—who is, by the way, a very quiet
bat practical little body—very much as
if she had expressed her admiration for
the moan, and a desire to touch it; but
one other sister, who has a strictly just
mind, said ; -a Yes ; that would be
pleasant, it it could be done which is
more than doubtful ; but, first of all,
we ought to pay our own church debt."
" Ohl certainly," said Mrs. Smith. " I
believe in paying that also; but some-
how I have noticed that our Lord
always helps people to help themselves
who -are, also willing to deny themselves
to help others so, my i sisters, suppose
we forget all about the aaot that a $150
are harder to raise than' -$,50, aed simply
go to pray about it ; to learn the Lord's
will about it ? If we -can raise it, we
will ; and if we can't, we oughtn't to."
We all saw that that was good Chris-
tian logic, and assented; but we had no
idea that we conld raise the extra hun-
dred. Mrs. Smith couldn't see where
it was coming from herself, but she has
a very comfortable way of feeling that
ea long as she does her part of a duty
the Lord can manage the rest ; and this
proved tree in this case, little as we
looked for it. I only speak of sister
Smith because she happened to start
the subject. Once suggested,everybody
fell into line, at least' to pray about it.
Our pastor's wife is; just like sister
Smith—only, perhaps more so. She
prayed over it, and thought over it,
very practically, and then wentto Mrs.
Smith, and said, " Here Mrs. Smith, I
have prepared two papers you take one
and raise one fifty, and I will see to the
other." And forth they went among
the other forty-eight sisters, and here
is the state of mind they found them
in:
One sister said, "I can affeld no
more money from my supplie but I
will give up the price of a dresI had
planned to have." Another said, " My
servant has left and I will dd' nay own
work long enough to save what I want
to give." Another said, " I will give up
a trip to the city I had planned ;" for
every woman who gave, gave by some
apeciai act -of self-denial ; and a more
spontaneous, happier $100 never rolled,
with a smaile on its face, into the treas-
ury of the Lord than that one wore
when we put it in with its $50 halfe
sister and sent it to show what hearts
can do with love to give back to -the
One who gave so much to them.
We astonished ourselves by the ease
with whish we gave back that $100:
and the dear Lord surprised us a thous-
and -fold more by the strangly deepened
sense of working with him and for him_
that came to ns by it. Somehow it has
made us feel that all anybody needs, no
matter how poor or weak they are, in
working for God, is a loving will and
faith.
We don't know what we: couldn't do
if we tried ;. and I think we shall try as
never before. Did we pay our church
debt, did you ;say ? Why, certainly, but
that was quite large; and we didn't
tarn to Mr. Kimball to do what we
ought' to [ourselves, the self-denial for
that has lasted for many months ; but
it is going, as surely as last year's snow,
without any outside help .but the sun-
shine of God's love and our love for
him. Of course, loving him, we can
easily, ar perhaps I should say happily,
do anything and everything we ought.
This may be an old-fashioned story:
of old-fashioned Christian women, but
it is true in: •every staterinent, and we are
one of the happiest little churches in
New Jersey or any other State.—Chris-
tian Union. -
Character in Dress.
A dress that is so peculiar as to be
striking, either from its brilliancy of
color or any other cause, should be
adopted only by a woman who has many
ohanges of raiment, and so May wear
it only oocaaionally, or the sight of it
becomes a bore even if at first it is inter-
esting from its novelty. The woman
who has so many dresses can afford also
to.give: it away, or convert it to some -
different adjustment, which gives it an
entirely new aspect.
A woman who has but one best gown
can ` wear it with a difference,' like the.
rue Ophelia offers to her brother, so as
to make it suitable to many -occasions:
ions.
But the dress must be of a very general
character, like black silk, or some dark
color, or the pleasure of the new impres-
sion is lost.
The wise person with a small capital
never bays any but a good and lasting
thing. Each year she adds one or two
really solid possessions to her wardrobe,
which, treated with care, last her many
years. Thus on a really small sura she
may dress many years very beautifully.
Without capital, one is often obliged to
buy what can last but a few months ;
but there is choice even here.
There is certainly a great economy in
a woman's adopting for occasions of
ceremony, one dress from which she
never diverges. Itbecomes her char-
acteristic, and there is even a kind of
style and beauty in the idea. The
changing fashions in color and material
pass without affecting her. She is never
induced to bn anything because it is
th
ev
m
re
ink
th
oor
eVE
cal
the
wh
re.,—In the year 1879 I pro
barrel for house use, and to
m taste and smell of the oil,
nok me that the beat metho
rt idea out would be to keep
ry day with whey until the
�rning, then to feed to the pi
i11 and leave until the followi
, .&o. I filled to about two
brim for the whole six
nmencing about May lst, an
sry kind of moths on the ballot
m nights, not taking though t
destroying the apple mo
ught I was seasoning my
eh I did all right, and dent
ri
pi
atin
g- minACRE FARM Fon id&I,E.---Nor h half of
a lot 30, and north halt of north half of lot
edi-
81, oonaeaston 9, McKillop. Moa} of this land is
the seeded, and in excellent conditiot` for meadow
t f - or. pasture. For further particulars apply to
ANDREWGOVENLO.CK, Into p P. O. 819tf
dng
eral
sib,
else
yl�]
king
r'so
tfri
il
li$
oth
c fit
th dee
toloarry
it fled
11 ving
ben
ye
moths as well, and freed the Lipp' es
worms at the same time, who
grown very bad, there being I h: d
apple but had a worm in it. In 4he
188 I had no whey ; result
so • e worms. Then I underst
the whey was the trap that can
mo hs and freed 'my orchar
woe s. I have set the whey t
sin , and have never seen a w
an pple. Set your traps in the
abo t two feet or so high. Th
oft a whey must be seen to, a
trap or dish filled to within two
of the brim. -
Now, sir, I do not claim any
it happened purely accidental
catching the apple moth - is con
Any person acgn ainted with th
ird knows what a peculiar
our there arises from the bl
row the moths flutter am ng
and branches at that time
y evenings ; so I think the Flu
ie whey attracts them, a, d h
on the whey in the dish : nd
it. In. closing, I would sk
ns using whey for pigs' feed to t
d report results to the H. Ale
. If they will persist in sing
along, they will catch their net
oths as well, if close • to th - m
orch
or oc
and
treef
bale
of t.
light
oaum.
persc
it, a
turis
right
bors'
r
sg
gt
and
bet
e1,
the
m
an
ear
882
t
he
out
ver
rid
es
Is
d..
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Highland Patience.
A ighlander was one day b
befog: his chief, beim accused of
steali'g. The crime being fully
Dona d was sentenced to be h
It ho 'ever happened that a si
indulence was given to orimi
those ays, namely, the choice
partio lar tree they might wish
hange on. Accordingly the per
office 'ent up to Donald to im.
him which tree he should .prefer
tucked up to. Donald, with a •
count nonce, shrugging up his s
ers, g anted out—" Oich, oich ! fo
would like a grosset bush."
" A rosset bush, you fool ! a g
bush i not large enough to hang
•a Oi h, oich, but I'm in no hu
will ju t wait till it grows." -
The 'story of a Curious Pie
oI Embroidery,
A
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1 -
it
ongli
shi3
rose
ngp
god r
els i
f an
to be
on i
ire f
to b
ne ul
on d
p
osSe
yoee'
ry 7
curious piece of embroidery, be r
ing ev'dent signs of antiquity, and
framed in black, has been on exhi itlou.
for a few weeks in New York Of
course he piece of work has a hi tori..
As the roduct of the modern nee le at
would a considered far from bee tifgl.
As th last work of Marie Antos ette.,
devised in the obscurity of a pris o n, it
is inves ed with as much beauty s i -
terest. It is made ;from an ord'na y
- towel, which has been l delicately
, some parts resembling 1 e,
trdinary embroidery, the, ho e
roof of remarkable patience and
Chis work was recently sent ta
ing in Harlem, on the death cif
er, Mr. Chas. Phillips, formerly
hton, England. It came ino
llips' possession in an int res'
tier.
Marie Antoinette was ' prig:
the Conciergerie she was fo big
ssements of any description an•
id to have devoted herself .
h t.
ipulate
others!
giving
skill.
lady liv
her fatl
of Brig
Mr. Phi
ing man
When
oned in
denami
she is ECa
a
needlework. As she was led for
exeouti n, it is stated that she dro
a piece of needlework: An oflic r i
charge inked it np. A nun who as
the prat eding begged tbe . officer - to 1
her hav 'the embroidery as a iouven
of the u fortunate Queen. Her reque
was gra ted, and the consoientioas nu
forthwit carried the trophy , to 't.
royal fa ily. It remaiped intheir po:
session nail Louis Philippe abdicate
and fled to Brighton, when itwas sol
to Mr. hillipe, who paid a oonsiderabl
sum foe it. Mr. Phillips took the E)..
broidery with him. to Auckland, Ne
Zealand) where he occupied an offici:
position or forty years. When he dies
it was sent to his married' daughte,
residing 'n New Yolk.
.Asti fi cial Butter.
ing of the value of a ci:r�a
pe'
In j ud i
snbstanc as an article of diet, we nine
consider three principal points—harm
lessness, taste, and physiological utility.
When w apply this rule to the arti
finial bn ter it can hardly be claims
that it is in any way harmless, unless i
be to the pocket book of the purchase
who psi full price for the fraudulentf
article ; econdly as regards its to te,
the very magnitude of the industry
shows that the imitation is very sqc.
c,essful, and time and again,people Who
prided t emselves on their ability to
distinguith anything by taste, have been
unable t choose between the artificial
and the natural butter ; lastly, the
physiolo ical utility depends esserhtia,lly
upon its digestibility, and in this point
careful experiments have been made re-
cently on adult men and children. But
slight differences were observed between
former wit digested a .trifle better. The
the natur and artificial b t
u t b th
er, ut e
last experiments revealed one fact how-
ever. Wiien the artificial butter was
used in piteparing potatoes it proved to
be uneatable ; and this may prove of
use in detecting the presence of oleo-
margarine in some of our so-called
butters.
1?OB 8'
.hop
maker, i
The cott
situated.
block or
W. N.W
LE.—A 4c mfortsble a tt
suitable for bl okam th
a
good part of th * tow
e is in good' rep ir, s d
The -whole props ty will
separately, snd cry c es
1'SON, Seaforth.
g
a
or,
0
"ARM OR SALE.—For ale a
95 res, being compos:d o 1
9th conoe:cion of the town:i p o
County, of Huron, mostly of ar d
stump. There is a bank b rn
houseau • two good wells. Th
adjoins t e incorporate d viii ge f
further p tionlarspply to • ,
premses, or to Bru�eels P. Q.
alOUSFd FOR 8AiE.—Fo%sa e, that
propsrty on Jon 8tree , $yea orb
to St: Thomas church par onagge
oupied by. Mr. Soole. There s gest a
tion, first -„class cellar, six be colons ,p
room. and good kitchen. 1so lar
hard and soft water, a new s a
neceesarie complete. For
apply to tie proprietor. D.
and two
d wagon
business.
iesssntly
sold in a
Apply to
.806 -tit
outaining
2, in the
y, ' in the
snd free from
x64 ; s brick
bove property
13rnseels. For
BSON, on the
857
ab
fn
ejE
e,
titer'
8,18e
n
desirable
neat door
.now 00-
0.0 founds -
r, dining
oodshed,
d all other
particulars
forth. 880
rl
e
HOUSE _ FOR SALE , OR
sale r to rent, a dwel Iug',
south ottl a railway track, ad join
Seaforth. ]There is three quartor
land, all well fenced ; also a good
The honselis commodious and c
a good caller and woddehed ; also
water oonvenient. Will be sold
on theremises to the undo
W. T. AIK ., NS.
ARIL F B SALE.—North ha
▪ cease) 8, Morris containing
which are•gqleared snd nearly fro
There are do the premises a oo
frame stable, two never failtn w
cellent orchard of almost Iwo
trees, all bearing. The farm
eitnated, bang only two and d h
Brussels and thirteen'from Seat
thor particulars apply to F. 8.8
or to RICHARD LEES. Lindsay
0
in
s of
rel
s to
ar
he
rsi n
0
ENT. --For
e and lot,
hp town of
en acre of
and on it.
table, with
and soft
p Apply
MRS.
RS.
855
itf ot 29, con -
1(}0 : c es, 40 of
fro stomps.
leg h use and
114 n an ex -
d fruit
enientiy
s from
. r -, . ? or fnr-
0 1,1russels,
841
VARM IN TUOKERSMITH
For sale, lot 24, concession 3,
ersmith, containing 100 acres, 85
cleared ; the remainder is hariwe
is a good bile* house and fram
There is a splendid orchard and ple
It is convenient to echool and dh
in five miles of Seifbrth and six o •
good gravel ,roads lbading to bot
further parttoulars'apply on tits
Seaforth P. 0. ROBERT Mo*•E
OR SALE.—
le. Ii. S. Tnck-
of which are
bash There
ontbnildings.
ty of water.
It is with-
llinton, with
places. For
wises or to
851
d
x
ENTIEE STOCK FOR
SIERVICE,
BULL F03 SALE.—for sale oheap, a Thor-
ke
oughbred Durham Ball, "D
calved' May 30th, 1888 ;; of roan oolc
ed in the Canada Short Horn erd
on lot 8, concession 9, Tuckersmib
mondville Y. 0. SIMON HUN1'E
of May,”
r and register -
Book. Apply
', or to 8g -
BOAR FOR SERVICE. --The and
keep during the present season
Huron Road Tuokersunitb, a Thorola
shire Boar, t which he will reoe
number of s ws.. Terms -$1, paya
of service, vt ith the privilege of r
necessary. OHN 13. RENDERS IN
TO STOCK RAISERS.—The Thorou eh
ham Bull, "Duke of Fullartn,
Canada Short Horn Stock Register,jjvc
be kept on lot 23, Concession 2, B. 3.
ersmith, for the service of a limited n
cotes. Terns —Season. cows, $1 cash ; tc
calf, $1.50. WM. ROBB.
rsi n
On
hbrei
sd will
ot 21,
Berk-
imi ted
ie time
ing if
i5ex4
br d Dur-
" 10,864,
1. 8, will
S. Tuck-
tt her of
insure a
858tf
;FARMER;
HUR
RTHE
!
IT WILL Ikt
TO CALL AT THE
�N FOUN
HIGH SCHOOLS
nd see our stock df
P(L,®W
Which ha
this county
my Gang P
satisfied in
the market
LA
Are large a
doing good
. GRA
Are made fr
longer than
Having sp(
Rollers, we
Special att
Steam Engi
Reapers, Mc
and 511 kind
short notice
I To contraol
i Bolts and
Quotations f
t Also
of L. D. Sav
of repairs co:
ti's TF
You-
RY,
FORTH,
been
been made es 'ally for
I have greatl i proved
low for this seaso nd feel
saying that it is e bE st it
Our
VO ROLLE
d heavy, running l ght and
i'ork. Our
IN CRUSH
cert hard iron, an -•.11
any, other mach n : made,
cial tools for n ting
San guarantee ea i f• o Ion.
antion given to a ring
nes, Saw and G i t Mills,
were, Threshing a bines,
of machinery r psi ed on
and at reasons le rateia
ors' and others — : ridge
Castings at low st rates.
arnished on appli ati.n,
agent for the i p e s. eats
yer, Hamilton. 11 line
astantly on hand.
OMAS HEN I RY.
fr
•
P.
• WHAT I IT ? WHY IT IS T
PEOPLE'S POPU
PHOTOGRAPH PARLOR
,1
R
With ANDRE CALDER at the helm, nd ow
that the holida season 'is fast approac+'n98, nd
the good people of Huron and Perth w' o bt-
less require so ething neat and artisti+ in the
way of Portraits to send as holiday gists t bent
friends or relati es, and Mr, 0. being in 1 ive
to'the importance of this fact, has made pe ial
extra arrangeme is for the aocommodatiolt of the
holiday trade. CALDER'S for Christ a io-
tares, CALDER': for New Year's Pictur s For
It< Photo of tasty design, excellence of s a e end
nish, easy and graceful position, coupe With
ppropriato bac round and aooessoriee, i e the
P. P. P. a tria , and then go away smiliu With
elighe and a god picture. -
A DREW CALDER,
Soott's Block, Sea
orth.
!884. NEW
PostT.
t
ti
a
f:
fi
ARNA.
SPRING GOODS i88it.
AT THE—
ffice Store
�Y stock is +ow complete, consisting of e
splendid as:ortment of New Spring awee}1s,
Ilress Goods, Prints, Tapestry and Hema pets,
factory and Blea hed Cottons, Ducks an Don-
s, Cotton Shirt nga, White Coverlids, Lake Our -
ins and Lambr:quins, Cretonnes, Hosiefv and
trimmer Gloves, Fancy Ties, Laces, Ed ings,
arasdls, Umbrell s, &c. Also a complete }a sott-
lent of Boots a Shoes, Rubbers; &cnd a
nd display of i rockery and Glassware jn t Ito
nd. A fn]I sto.k of Groceries, new midi es► ;
ardware, consist ng of all kinds of Paints and
els, and Glass in all sizes, Spades, Shov'la &o.
aving now a firs -class tailor in the villtg
e
s prepared to s + ply all who requir s ood
Shionable suit of clothes on short nota e. nd a
i guaranteed. 8 • eoialties—Egmondvil a doer
Id Seaforth salt : ways kept on hand. 'g rt
de prides given for Butter and Eggs, ate aria
er farm product. N. B.—A splendia ort-
nt of new Wall raper and Paper Blind adu t to
d. 852
+JOSEPH MORR
he
CN ,itX?tITOJ
et ome Oil Stove.
a • � .
pwe
•
ilou4ekeepers
s ould ser the •
ost va able
oes all kinds of
bions, (Fs, as well
f troei smell f
e anl
om open doors or
et oil std
MAY 43,
1-84
f1
Most per,
them a
seait ch of a ,1
et Home" wi
rove ►cents.
evil .g, Roasti+
s any cook st
first -Class 0 l Stove,
h all the la est and
he " Sweet Homo
t
►9, Baking, Heat4g
ag
1
ve, and gu4rante d
smW e, 'and not affected b
wind ows when
e in ,the mar
OHN
MAIN STREET, SE
in ;operatior
ket. i Call
kIDD'
FORTH,
li
drafts
• Tze
nd she
S,
PLOW
A C • r L9ad • f Genuine outh Bend -
C1' ,L:D PLOWS; & SU KY PLOWS
J1 I ST .REI ]EIVED AT
Y1i LLS
gricultural Int
Wh' h '411 be s:
imp rt duties, tl
stoo , imported
tarif ` ; onseque
stook is exhaust
ferior a iole. 1
A full stook
Toronto Mowers
Sharp's Rakes, e
of all! kinds alwa
before baying a
>ld;at old price
to subscriber o
Dne Hundred
ztly, he is seal.
d. Call and
(very Plow gu
of Massey Re
, Toronto Co .
11 of which wi
ys on Nand fo
nachine.
O. C. w
N'S
lemet Wardroom, Seafort
notwithstanding th increase of 10
ing determined to keep those valuable
nd of them a few days before the ri
led to sell them at fbzimer prices until th
:e those Plows before buying a ammo
anted io give satisfadammotion or no sale:
ers an MaBsey filo ers; Toronto Rea
Binde>s and Masse 's Low .Down Bi
be_soldoheap and oh reasonable terms.
the above machines. 1 Don't fail to see
LLSON, Main
Street, Seafo
er cent,
lows irk
e in the
present
or in
ors an
der, an {
Repairs
y stoop
th.
NEW !VI
ILLINq
SIE SEAFO
FIRM IN
TFI ROLL
LATE THE
McBRIIDE &
Havin
and b
bought thl above mills,.
st machinery that could bprooui ed for a
RED MI
EA
S FOFiTH.
1
R MILLS,
L.
MIT.111, from* Strathrc y,
nd refitted them thr
GRAI
And t e result at
Farm rs can now
and have it home
)UAL RE;t
ained is, they'
get all their
with them the
PLO-jR
I
For sale by the to or in less qt
of Wheat.
Mills.
ughout with all the Iatest
)UCT[ON ROLA ER MILL,
]
have one of the bes mills in the Province.
RISTINN G and CII0 PING done in Seaforth,
same day and Satis f tion Guaranteed.;
. THOMAS SMITH w
Clot:
all k
`N A.. 1\T
ntities—FOR CAS
MciR1DI
ill pereo4lly° snperi
SinlOPVTIS
Cash for any quantity
& SMITH
lend the Seaforth Roller
L .D� .NTLI I 0
�e sh ver this
1s, Ta le Nap
nds of Linen
in bite nd Cre
suitable fo Ladies
Eimbroide pies and
Mantle an Dress
of Parasols from 3
IES
eels s fine ange of T
ble
ins, D'Oyles, 'Towels, and
-oods. Extra good v tae
rel iuslins and Sate ns,
and Child j en's Dres es.
Insertions for 'T'rlmml g.
Silk cher ; Ezell st ck
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Kl PPEN STILL .TO THE FRONT
For Farmers' fimpleipents.
Farmers; Patroazi Boms' Ind
Plows,
T.
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priug of 1
re inters
ekes mers this
ato
u
and the Ie
t on of imp
and RolIc
lows, Gee
rend Chil
. Bell's In
e•:, Call as
iso on ha,
+e sold at, a
s ++ all profit
ACON
;1'r rro 8, Cultivator
Land Rollers..
IELLIS, KIPP Na'
gain, ans1 dive to Business ier the
384, who es always study ng th Farm-
ts in reg trd to farm! impl nments,
tpportu ty Of notilyi g hi many
and tho a in need, that he as on
rgest, th best, and the cheaselec-
cements n , the county, cons' : ing of
rs, Gang Plows, Cultivators, `stubble
oral Pur se Plows; Sod 'Plow South
ted Plow, Iron beam I Plow. j, also.
tproyedAmerieau Steel plows. Farm-
td See Them before buying els Where.
td largpsill Straw Cutters, wh ch will
bargan. All implements saId for
s.for oast , or on short t=ine.
8try.
and
, CAR !ACES AND DU }CIES
ade to Order, and rill repairing of Buggi; a and
News Will receive attention. P bws a Har-
r•+ws Repa red. Fat ers, now is the t . e to
f: tch along your plc s and harrows for re airing.
armera w nting ne mould boards, plow earns,
1. +d side. second- snd Iron beam or i. No. 4
p ows, can et suppl ed. at my shop.; P10 oast-
1.gs and ng plow dastinps for all 1 the ading
p ows in th trade. Remember that T. e;1is',
I ippon, is he place o get your wants supplied
i+ the plow line. Also repairs on hand for the
N own Hoo er Drills/ Rigors 11.
Blacks cI hies and Horse Sho Ia'
Iall its br -nahrs executed with neatnes , dura-
bi sty, and espateh. Small Profits is My Otto.
011 and see "You will always find me aiLve to
b
tl asinetrads. e, a.d good humored, and read to do
9-1.1. T. MELLIS, ' Fppen.
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T'S is he place to go,
wels ri h and rare
eat sty es are there,
onable 'n price
ket
n Pap
ord is sure,
uying from others goods so poPr.
very an and woman bern,
;I*
Look at Papst's stock to -morrow morn.
1Paps ain't shamed to show his stock,
And can be found i Cardno's Block.
iPapa saye C rite go ds are best,
To p ase yoa he will do his beet, and
try to rival 11 the rest.
The est place we t of Toronto
pure ase
t the popular jewelry store of,
MA ST EET, SEAFORTH.
PH YSt'AL & BLAQK
)30 LEA
SEAFORTH
TolvE Alsu T1 NI,Vitutz
EMIPORIU
•
NEY
keeplotenaltiaslas fon? lirfe of t4
COOK, BOX Atio ?ARUM STOVES.
Their beauty shoWs the
price sells theta. ;
31 flea tjaji,
We make all our geode, an' guarantee
Of every, description always in stock„
TINWAReoeitet Cut.
lerwy eat very low prices.
and Eprditi ev,ETRouG lima
. All kinds of Jobbing Woic promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Parties wanting goods il2 my; line it
will pay them to f3ee Illyi StOOR and,
compare prices.
Seaforih Cheap Stove ce in House.
Late Whitney Brothers.
THE PIONEER
HARDWARE Si-Oil:Mt
STONE BLOCK, WINIG4M.
HEAOQUARTERS FoR
Was,liburn • & Moen
TWOu"-P0:1144"
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE WORT --
MAN & WARD
CELEBRATED &WEI CHURL
See them before you buy any other._
Best bra ds of
ENG ISH WHITE LEAD
—AND—
Linseed Oil—Raw and. Boiled:.
1;4- Farm and Garden Iftensils
bottom prices.
JAS. A CLINE tik CO.
IMPILEMENTS
facturing Company. have pleasure in informing:
the fanners of Huron and Perth that they have,
arranged witn
W. H. VERITY, Exeter,
THOMAS McDONAata
To keep consiantly on hand all repene for the-
WROUNT _IRON HARVESTER
and all other Implements manufa.ctured by
them, also for all the machines formerly manu-
factured by 'THOMPSON & WILLIAMS, of Strat-
ford.
All orders for Machinery left with their agen4.
or addressed th Itiox 33, „IiiitiVsALL,wilr
receive prompt attention.
815
I 1._ BOWERMAN, Agent
1
'es, Bele IrArY, AfING
?arde 100
c:11 r -f one ke• "111- liecr71°12-11re;
On -
Bog to inform the public th,t they kficPp-
during the comirg season, at
Denman, tiieter, ,atut Centralia,
A large stock of First-011iss Lime, which 0117
will sell on reesonable tero.s. Mr. Cornish Win
be at Centralia eVery Monday- and Thuesday, at&
at Efensql1 every Tueeday and Friday, Air. kilers
land will be in attends! celat l' -'xi -ter every 40. -
They ate the only parties who sell le.rwalujeet
8railwayi This is.
erich Fo miry an Manufa truing Company, an
HE S bsoriber13 have ought the Tools and
hSeing d an e erionoe of over eight years in'
that sho , are no prepared to carry on the trade!
frliAanliyitws rrkaleincthruSeated to' u twill receive prompt.
JAI' kin s of Boilers • e and repaired, also
Sinoke ks and Bisset on Work, &o., et rose
ade and old ones repaired on
the short st notioe, and- at prices that defy cone-
RYSTAL
TOUR EAC
. Tan Freckles, Sunburn,
rimples, Black Specks, Blot-
Stinatly by applying
Safe, Sure an d Effectual.
PRICE PER BOTTLE
Sold by all Druggista
PRITEgelid six eenta for postage 9d
which will help all, Of either sex, to morel money
right away than anything !else- In this world.
Fortunes await the woekers absolutely sure. et,
once address Taut co., Aeensta, Mainel 854'5'4'
EitioNey TO LOAN.
abte half yearly, or oi per oent. yearly, with.
privilege to borrower Of repeying part of pencil.
pal money at any time. Apply to F. HOME.
8TED, Barziater, Seaforth. 850
There Ns'
igattiered
itaings; for
tit io):111- ge
At last a
member of ,
followed th
The bus
lawn, awl p
Sbotit
-interstices ;
and so on
raised- So
„eat etones
...oarth was
and then be
would_ be a 1
smooth, 1
and there
kinds. T110
tale pyrami
stands the a'
; Its base
geranla
birddike
to meet wed]
eary mid
mirason and
turtinuta colt
.ohiored. trim:
while betwl
bloset
pansies, veel
se it is! Au
ss heretofor9
atones, the e
lect mare
rockery ou
*here they.
leaves will 114
the flowere.
SuPPIDgl
IA London
4eaf and lel
during the I*
much ittenti
died in th
Before his d
one of the h
the attendant
deafness am
feigned. He
-Vernon of kr
-of the best
When yeeen]
aed in a love
dey he so wt
terness of his
Hie -cruel mix
became mela
left home.
himself ; be
tory exile for
own living, I
keep his rela
of his wherei
barefoottd
entire time,
speak to no li
ten years of
complete his
:home and nee
betrothed he
,alive Bald in
-kept bis
ialrist; die be
pubialid- as
se« far ss it ha
peddler's stor
family in Swii
aCquainted w'
An .4 fiiEb ma
pablio Well.
'25' feet dowr,
Senna it had f
the top. ra
and saw that
took o:ff
waited etit8
neighbots disc
-a, and eaeing
windlasi
the bott rn of
.feW lital of
imitate at la fre
excavatots
we're wonderit
Pat eame
gocad natured'.
relieving him
was so:d the 0
to Idr. Hear)
—The Centr
of the tweet
ever attempted
Upper susreut
Was conetruct'
'Wooden towels
company has f
placing these
durable mateil
vita the questit,
Central Bridge
and they agrett
13)a Wednesday.
the work of trn
the bridge froze
neve' was silo
idea of what
formed from.
a 1,280 foot :opt]
to be trausfel-r
• ton$ at each ell
small hed piata
• Tine was posei
Cantilever briel
EPPS'S COCOA
PonTixo.—“ 13y
es of welt -i
aa provided 01
a: delicately