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A German. Girl's Perseverants
and. Pluck Finally Rewarded.
Thelittle village -of Hombargh,Baden
Germany, has something to boast of i
the person of Lena keets. Lena wa
the only daughter of a weelthy Burgo
master Sues, the wealthiest man of th
village.
Lena W&B the toast of the ex!eintry fo
'tense around. She was a perfect rnod
of beanty and grace'. The frame of he
exceeding great beauty was continuall
bringing her offers of marriage fro
young men whose station in life was
great deal higher than hers. She r
fused them all, however. She w
about five feet three inches in heigh
A wealth of luxuriant blonde ha
flowed in graceful disorder far dow
below her shapely waist. Her featur
were delicate and her beautiful pin
complexion was the envy and.admir
tion of some of her lees handsome b
more wealthy ueighbcirs. Her rosebu
of a mouth was always in a rougis
pout. People wondered that she cou
hear anything through her small pi
ears. She had everything elle wish
for.
Until she wee 19 yeses of age Len
remained heart whole. One morning
il,
tastrapping young fellow entered th
village. He carried his worldly pos
sessions in a huge cotton handkerchi
tied to the end of a stout stick an
slung across his shoulder. He was
strong and.good natured that every on
was prepossessed in this favor et once.-
When, therefore, he applied to old Bur-
gomaster Gratz the -latter at some em-
ployed him. The new comer vasa
na-
tive of America. His name .was John.
Daganon. He became at once the pet
of the village. The ?maidens set their
asps for him. Three montheafter it was
understood, however, that he had fallen
desparately in love ith the coquettish
little daughter of his employer. The
capricious little beauty ttearly &dyene
him crazy. She would smile on bi
one day, and again for weeks afterwards
he could not get a kind -word or loOk
from.her. He was not the kind -of a
fellow to stand this treatment long, it
seema. One night he made known his
love to her and asked her to be 'alewife.
To his great surprise .he naively mur-
mured e Yes."
There was a condition attached, how-
ever—hee. father's consent. He went to
his employer. The father said : "There
is only one <obstacle. Renounce your
country. •I cannot allow my daughter
to wed a native of the land whose pm-,
ple are continually insulting ourbeloved
Bismarck:"
The young man indignantly 4eclined
this proposal. He would never renounce
his country.
"Then you will never merry my
Lome" shouted the enasperated old man
" You can also leave stay house as fast
as you can."
John obtained an interview with Lena
before he left the house. While she
could not blame himefor not renonia6ine
his country, she steadfastly refused'
tomarry him without herfather's con-
sent.
John left the village. He -started back
for his nave land. He was sincerely
mourned lay the honest villagers. That
was six -months ago. Lenatnever ceased
to love him. Her father died about
three months ego. All his money was
left to her_ After her father was filially
laid at rest Lens resolved •to come to
America. She wanted to find her sweet-
- heart. All she knew of him was that
he was in America. She arrived in this
country a few weeks ago. She searched
all the large cities throughout the
United States for him without avail.
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The last place the faithful girl scoured
was. Chicago.
When she could find no trace of John
there she determined to return home.
.For this purpose she started for New
York. Last night she arrived at the
Grand Central depot. The b.ackmee
who surrounded the vast building when
'the trains arrived singled her out for
legitimate prey. A' rush was made
for her by several of therm .8he became
frightened. She did not know what to
do.
" Oh, let me alone, please," the poor
foreigner pleaded ; "1 do not want a
carriage."
The only reply was the demoniacal
yell "Hack, lady? Take mine.
"Hack ? any part of the city." She
was being pulled about in every direc-
tion.
S,u.cidenly a stalwart young fellow who
had been sitting on the box of one of
the new cheap cabs jumped to the
ground and yelled as he ran towards the
struggling haoknaen :
" Leave that woman alone. Do you
mean to pull her to pieces ?"
liisfists flew out in ,every direction.
The mob jumped to their feet and ran
away.
As he turned around. to the trembling
woman he began :
"Please accept a seat"—
Suddenly he threw his arms aroun;
the young girl, and as he did so he
cried :
"Bless my soul, its little Lena !"
She recognized him almost at the
same time, and cried out as she fainted:
" Oh, thank God, John, I've found you
at last !"
He put her into his coach, and drove
her to his humble home in Harlem. He
placed her under the care of his mother,
after explaining who she was. It is
probable that the happy couple will be
married in a day or two, or as soon as
Lena recovers from the fatigue of her
long seareh.=New York Journal.
A New and. Formidable Farm
Pest.
A new pestof a eerions character ap-
parently threatens with destruction the
cultivation of the mangel wartzel in
this Province and throughout the Con-
tinent. Reports of the threatened de-
strucition of the entire mongol crop
come from York, Scarborough and
Markham, where the pest has not been
known until this year. It is a small
white maggot, about a quarter of an
inch in lehgth, of great numbers and
ztctivity, and. most voracious appetite<
It burrows into the mangle leaf, and
works rapidly up betwixt the cuticles
teeing away the pith in large areas.
When it emerges it crawls rapidly an
ineh, farther oia, burrowing a second,
time repeats its devastation, so that a
whole leaf is destroyed and begins to
wither in a day or two. Leaves we
have seen contain a dozen maggots, and
half the pith had been eaten out
in a few hours. Mr. Brodie, the Presi-
dent of the Natural flietory Society,
has been investigating the habits of the
insect, which is - enirely new to him
though he thinks it the same as , that
reported to him last year from the
county of Bruce. The
from Europe. It is the
Pegoinitia Biceolor wel
European mangel fields,
so on the common-dock
in neglected pastures bot
this Continent. Under
the maggot appears to
with enormous jaws, de
and held by musolenof
bility. With these MU
down into its maw the
tench as a man pulls do
mow. After attaining
drops to the ground, -a
ing in the pupa stage for
days emerges as a ly
same stages again. I
there must betwo or th
maggots every year. Ho
the pest in difficult to im
underoover of the tw
leaf, insecticides cannot Je
have much effect in check 'ng
The wholesale cessation t
of the mangel for a. year
not rid us of the pest, as
is botanically closely alli
gel, abounds everywhere
come to stay. Theonl
ing it within limits is fi
or an insect which wil
Wo doubt such a check
Europe • and if not
'should be imported from
Laragget ooree$ " Mandrae I or Dandel
V - of th Hence, when these rem
own iti blued with ethers equally
feeder ale And oompeunded in Ho
&Wanda a wonderfel and Payste
re*andon power is ideVeloped„ which
icroseope in its operatiions that no'
be iiinahe41 health eatr possibly sea
power, andyet it is
Harmless for the itrigt
weakest Invalid or Doane
1 1 caikreten,
11.
1 1
46 pa
!on I
-!dies •
Bi'
ne
'is
s:
ply ' seri
It MO
cies it1
th si4 the
hay ' fr
rnturit
aft' r rer
Bev n or
o peat
o r cli
roo
deal
. A
es
pect
ts ret
e c
two
ock,
the'
iepe
hoe of
din a p
/
pr y, up
is now
now ehe
at coal
act.
y4 lack
perfect,
cited's, r
TO mos
very few
(Mire it.
delights
, ite Or
°light
Man, o
t
an
or
he
Concerning
The noble creature tits
or two points of bein
among these may be co
general absence of tact.
men tact is inborn; to
is it even possible to a
feminism mind, it is true
nanch, as a general thin
speech. An evasion is a
white lie al fearful joy;
contrary—man ammeter°
blunt and honest. It mi
said., indeed, that the v
cannot possess tact. It is a
to their natures. The h
before speech cannot be
hearty and genial coil
most well-intentioned al
men, was reqaested-byhi
tertain a lady visitor unt
herself had finished her
*tending to the reception
lessor beamed upon the
smile whose kindly warm
gone far to overcome the
wild storm that raged
terrible day, professor,"
with a pleasant smile.
madam," the honest gent
ed ; " a wild day. I was
my wife that those who
day had better stay .1
sudden rigidity settled n
.enanee_of the lady, and
could net understand wh
so coldly to his descripti
variety of fern whioh be h
Rather worse than the
a mild old pastor with
peppery wife. So small
she wanted to touch his to
table, ineeonjugal warn
obliged to slip far down i
almost disappearing fro
the same instant a corres
might be observed in the
also betrayed himself b
Eh, my dear ? What ?''
adomonished that this wot
promised to "'mend. Very
er clergyman dined with h
sorbed in discussion of th tries,
be unconsciously served gdest
nearly all of a-dish,of rar
— i
ht
ry
im
bit
ao
pal.
Imo
est
ossi
ftho
ire
te
ex, -
y ij
aul0
leaf,
m
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sigh
the
a
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with
it is
f the '
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TOO OUT pre
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effects of th
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In eed t is
etna,n oin
justis g t
ad lio e to
the
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d dis ov red
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professor a
tit
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Bre
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past
ai
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and
fie
table'
like'
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an
ti
in
as
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At
rise
He
ied
ing
he
th-
ab-
r.
ur
do
br
e4rly
peas. At this Juncture the nk al-
most from view below the hor-
izon, The minister was 1 re, er-
end Jack-in-the-box, and b Eh?"
Then recollecting instrne lone, e s sided, and and remarked blandly, "II think
they will go 'round, my de.r 1" ither
of these men was capable f aim st ny
heroic act, and it is, to be semi n t a
vital failing, this want of t:et. ;
,
Many things, however wh"ch
themselves are far enough frond vi
do much to effect Our liv s, and D3
a worried woman would b corne 'lac
and many a home free fro nnlasi
contretemps, if only the aste, co
be gifted with a bit of th t divi p
session, taot.—Boston Con ier.
A Great Tallrzr. 1!
Mathias Mergridge, of U ion ettle-
ment, Wayne county, Pa., celiora ed
his 86th birthday in the sa e hone: t at
he had lived in for sixty-foa seats He
is possessed of a wonder ul oe, as
well as of a rensarkable flo of' Ian n -
age. Mb used to take Brea de i ht in
exhibiting his vocal powers. One of is
feats was to stand on the t p of, ill
in the valley and deliver a peech of n
hour in length that could e diet no ly
heard in the two villages ono 'th ee
miles south of the hill and t e other t e
same distance northeast. He d n
Horace Greeley once an talk de a
. straight streak for two hon s, not even
stopping long enough to spi g;
his departnre he said he w uld' hp n
again when he would have line enou h
to talk a little while. He got started 'n
a hotel at Honesdale once and Itelk d
continuously for twenty -s yen bon s,
$10 to stop at the end of the eleven h
notwithstanding he had been Iciffer d
hour.
in
al,
ny
id,
Ont
iid.
08-
• Great Succes
•
Two hundred bottles sold i on ee
Why ? Because it is a genuine tic e,
and does all it profeeses. ha ? r.
Scrapemoff's Russian Corn an a t
Eradicator. For sale by -all dr ggis 9.
887.52.
Vital Questionsl!
Ask the most eminent ph sioi n
Of any school,- what is th best:,thi g
in the world for quieting an allaying 1
irritation of the nerves, and curing 11
forms of nevous compla'ate,1 givi g
natural, childlike refreshin sleep 1 -
ways ?
And they will tell you un esitating y
"Some form of Hops ! 1"
CHAPTER
Ask any or all of the mo t emine t
physicians
" What is the best and only reme
11 diseas
that can be relied oie to cure
of the kidneys and urinary o
as Bright's disease, diabetes
or inability to retain urine, a
diseases and ailments pecu
men "—
" And they will tell yo
and emphatically " Beam 1"
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable
cute for all liver diseases or
constipation, indigestion,
malaria, fever, ague. &a," aij
tell you :
gars; suc
retentio
d all t
iar to ev
explicitl
18
h
and sure- t
yspepsia ;
iliousness,
they will
",letut or ne
= • ;
For years, and given up
cf Bright's and tither ki
liner ooraplaints, severe
.00nsureption, have been
Women gene nearly or
From ag+riy of nen
teas: wakefnleess, and v
peculiar to Women.
drawn out of s
eruciatirig pangs of rheu
matory and hronio, or
scrofula.
ErysiPela
" Saltthe m, blood pth
„tis, indigest on, and, in f
diseases frail "
,Natute ie eir to
Have been mired 1-1Y
proof Of which can be fo
neighborhood in the kne
✓ cm -
le.
ra, stuck
tirative
**tried
or ill
eSist its
1 ,
vi,orrian,
to Use.
t*:1
1401111,13s,
iiseaees,
oaled,
ere Us-
dise ses
f om ext
inflkn-
g ,from
ent
ly
p
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I, °nig
red
i •
OU
ape
atis
uffe
nin
et,
Ho
w
ntl
Nene are genuine w tho
of _green. Hops on the wh t
Shun all tib vile, poison() se
" Hop " o I ; "Hops" in the
8621.52ara !
•
ep-
all
Bitt TB,
n eery
rd.
WROX:ETER
ALEK.1
Begs to anneiunce to -the bli
has commenced to.ori rat
WROXETER WOOLLEN F
and thee he
FU L
and vari
ill be pre
1good 'value i
LOTHS,
'DS,
JNON TWEE
F ANNELS,
LAIDING
I WINCE
tie in STOOK1
lijo
OUST M GAI
Spinning and1 Fullingmro
ed. to. i
Parties, froin a distance
possible, have their Rolls
them, an aspie has put
. good wor inorder and e:
tut effiCent workmen
warranted.
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GRI6ULTURIAL
P
The Glencoe A
acturing Company
he farmers of Our
rranged with
W. H. VERA Exeter,
MONRO1 ,Se HOGAN, Seaf
THBIA hie ONALD, Mite
o keep constantlY t
n hand all rep
ME
icultural ImpleOent
hav-e pleasure lin in
n and Perth tha the
WROUCHT IRON HARV
nd all other Irn4
em, also for all th
ctured by TH MP
rd.
Ail orders fo4 Mac
addreseed to Ho
ceive prompt ten
lements manuf
machines forn
ON tt WILLIA
rLn
ng
have
ctur4ld by
rly iiinu.
S, o1S rat.
iner3, left with eir a ent,
33, HENS will
ion.
I.. BOWER nt.
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ITOR1
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AL ESTATE FOR SA E.
Ar.
VOR ALE.-Lot27 and
Oa house theren, formai
• s
Cull. pply to S. Me0a
the Est te of the late Donald
MoCA. GHEYand M. Mo
High Seat, and
ly owned tly 0. H.
08 • 8. 0.
ghey, rutor of
McIn4
ID,Ex utors 832
E.-borh half of
north half of lot
ost of this land is
ition for meadow
iticulars apply to
throp P. O. 819 tf
• ACRE FA3M F
" lot 804 and Dort
31, conlusion 9, meg
seeded, and inexooli
or pature. For fu
Ll*DRE W GO VENL
half o
llopl•
nt con
her p
CE,Wi
POR f3APE.-7A co fortab
sholps; suitable far bia
maker, iin a goodpart of the
The coltag° is' in goo repai
eftnatei . The whole propert
iblook r separately, nd ve,
W. N. WAIION, See ortii.
e oottagland two
•smith aid wagon
town or businee.
;a onhdo ips leaA808 p: t tl yo
will. be solditf
FAR48A3e
FOR ALE. -11,.. or ea o a fa dontai
reposed of lot o. 2, in
9th co95nces
rBiso,ubin
t
ftghec jtownshlp of NY, in
county of Huron, mosjly cleared a d 'free 1
stumps Therelie a bank be,in 54x14 i a
house aid two good lolls. The ab e prop
w4
Us.
the incorporat d village of 15 SOO.
farther particulars ap ly to D. DOBSON, on
premie s, or to Brass ls P. 0.. 8
ng
the
the
Om
ick
rty
For
the
7
TT 011 E' FOR 8 4L .-For sale t at desir
A-1- ptioperty onT4Toli Street, Seato th next
to St. Thomaa church parsonae, an no
cupied iv Mi. Soole. rhere is good .to4e fou
tion, first-class cellar, six bedroom'', aror,di
room aeld a good kitobon. AI, a la geoods
hard and soft water, a new stable, ind1 all
necessaries cmplete. .For fuLther artio
apply td the proprieto . D. ROSS, Sea&rth.
ble
oor
oo-
da-
ng
ed,
her
lars
880
.•_-.
TTOUSE FOR SA E OR fo BENT.- or
4-4- sale or to rent, a dwelling bowel and 1 ot,
south of the -railway t 4, adjoining Ole tow of
Seaforth. There is th ee (wafters V. en aor of
land all well fenced • lso a good orchard o it.
The housois commodions and comfortable, ith
a good cellar. and woo tshed ; also hard and oft
water coiivenient. W ll be sold cheat . A ply
on the premises to Ithe undersigne M S.
W. T. AMENS. ' 8.5
1 ;
FA RIt FOR SALE. North half of lei 29, on-
, . cession 8, Morris, ontaining 100 a res, 4 of
winch ii,re cleared aud early free fron stn pe.
There are on the' prein ses a good log house ud
frame stable, two neve failing wells and an x-
cellent orchard of al lost tWo hundred f uit
trees, all beaing. 1 e farm is coevenie tly
ther partioula apply to F. S. SOOIT, 91ruis,
situated, being ouly tt o and a half mi es fr m
Brussels and t irteen om Seaforth. For f r
or to RICHARD LEE . Lindsay. p4
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1`ARM IN TUCKE SMITH FOR SALE.-
-A- FOr ale, lot 24, oo oeseion 3, II. R. S. Tu k-
ersmih, contaidog 10 acres, 85 of w 'eh re
cleared; the retnainde is hardwood bus . Th re
is a gohd brick houie and frame out nildit.e.s.
There is a oplaudid orc ard and plenty f wat r.
It is convenient to echo 1 and churoh. It is wi h -
in five lather of tietiforth and six of Caution, w th
good gravel roads lead* to both places. or
further particulars apply on the premises or to
Seater P. 0. ROBEtT MoVEIY. 51
VAR IN McKILLOP Foe 1SALE.-or s
McKill p, containing 1 0 acrs, of bier ab
-1; on reasomlbe tams, lot 12, ;c4onession
85 are chered, well under -drained, well fen
and in good state 'Of cultivation. There 1
innall o chard and plen3, of good water.: Th
is a spr ng creek ruonicg through fireplace. A
good fr me buildiogs. 1 Convenientto echo
and po t office, and within five miles 6t Sertfor
with a good gravel read all the way. For furt
peril& ars apply to the proprietor on lot
concession 6, or to Bellwood P. 0. RO 8E1
McKE.RACHER. ' 860
, . 1
'ARM IN GREY FO SALE.- For sale cheap,
i
-a-- lot 4, concession I', Grey, containing 1 JI
aces, about 70 acres cle red,..free from stump s,
Well tenteed analio a ikigii state of ouldivation
the balance is well timbered, there being seven
tierce of black ash and cedar. There is .,a good
orchard and splendid spring wet r. It hi situa-
ted within one mile of(the tlonrishi.g nilage of.
Walton,' where there arrei ohn relies, be 00, stores,
mid, cheese factory, t. It islso Within a:
i
miles of1Brussels o.0 a 4•oo•ligra el ro d. ruunit g
8il
past thaplace. 1 A ood noitr- rame hot's° aed
first claSs ontindldinga. ! TM8 farm will be so d
on reae nable terms, as phe 1,rc'l)rietoz wants to
get moro land. [ Apply on the 'prem see or to
Walton . 0. THOS. goF. 'ZEAN. : 861x12
1 4
VARM FOR SALE. -For
•L: lot 7, concession 12; fi
!wee a ut 40 of whiehiare
free Loona stumps and Julia hi
tion. Tll ere is a good frame
and a niver failing sprin,,,e• or
the plac . Is within a Oita
school aad is conveniencIto
gravel r ad runuing pasV the
ciits
particult address HarlOck
lot 6, a) ncession 12, Hello
Propriet r.
4,
rat'
ed
re
SQ
IS
11;
er
3,
ale, the east half of
Ilett, containing 50
cleared, vi,0111fenced,
un, tw orchard ,"
h ate ;f lenitive
beh: running through
r of a tulle of a.
arkets, Stp. A good
face. For lfurtber
. 0., or apply on
1. THOS. eIMOS ,
861
VARM FOR SALE 0
-A- or to rept, the sout
sion 5, Morris, two mile
ing 100 cres; 80 acres c
52 acres n crop of all ki
and cro s now growng, whi
There ar 10 acne of fall whe
25 acres f spring crops alnd a
roots; b lance good pastlure.
sion at once. Apply ito PE
GrEORG ARMS rRoN, B
VARM FOR SALE. --Por
1-. firstfolass land, being lo
of lot 13, concession 9,AcKi
ed and in a good state oR' c
meander good hardwood bush
uuder-dr tined, well feticd,
never failing Spring cieek
stable and log barn, two 4omf
and two Orchard, It i con
and churches. Is eight mile
eight from Walton. For
apply oq the prexnisoel or
Winthrop I'. 0.
TO
ha
fro
ear
ds.
RENT-Fer sale
of lot 22, conces-
Brusse, eoutaip-
d. Therelar nearlv
t
Will ren
h look
1,15 aoj
1 acre an
Will gi
ER TH
easels.
the farni
rroMiaiing.
s of hay ,
a half of
e psses-
ON or
663
sale, 150 atlires of
12 and the east half
op; 130 acre clear-
ltivation he re-
. Theland is well
two wells and 4.
• frame been and
rtable log houses,
enient to Schools
from Seafo t h and
urther partiicularo
to R: G. ROSS,
862
SPLENDID FARMS F R SA. -For sale,lhe
farm occupied by the underigned, iin tha
gravel road, one mile noith of heafor th. Th.
farm contains,175 acres, or which 160 are c eared,
nearly all well under-drined, Well fenc el and
clear of foul weeds. Pllenty of spri g water.
There is a large brickrcesidence, commodious
bank barns, stook stableN driving sheds and all
otierce, surronnde
other necessary ontbuildticfby a beautif I hedge, There is a vinery
f three
besides a large Orchard oftthe choicest f ui trees
11 18 one Of the beat and Handsomest far in th
Huton tract. Also 1ot33s on the 13th c1oriession
-of McKillp, containing 75 acres, 52 acr s c eared
Good buildings. To be &lid sith or witho t th
crop. Pessession at once. ROBERT Grt VEN-
LOCK, Saforth. 3
VI/ANTED.
BUTTER AND EGGS
AT THE
Gro4ery D6part
D CA.N & DLN
CHE
ain Street,
Seafo th.
P UCARS4 CH
—AND A
STOCK 0_F: G IOC
to select F rmers
ICE TEAS
RI
Con
their ow interests ould do
bring their Butter an Eggs tot
MONTREAL 11
n ting
ell to
E.
D 8. CAPBELL, Pro noial
-IL' • and Civil Engineer. qrdersb
ly attended to. •
D. IL CAMPBEL
nr
12701
nipS
PLO
A Car Lad
CHILLD PL
O. O.
Agri ultur41 I
of Genii].
WS &
J ST RECEIV
Which will be, Bold at old pric
import duties', the subscriber
stock, imported One Htindred
tariff; consequently, he s en
stook is exhausted. Call and
ferior article. Every Pilow
A full stock of Maesey Re
Toronto MoWers, Toronto Co
Sharp's Rake, all of whiola w
of all kinds always on hand f
before buying a machine.
NEW
•
TH
McB
WIL
plement
notwithstan
eing determine
and Fifty of the
bled to sell the
see those Plows
ranteed to give
pers and 'Mass
d Binders and
11 besold cheap
r the above Jrna
0. C. W LLSON,
PLOWS!
otith Bend
JKY PLOWS,
N'S
ar room, Seaforth)
ng the, increase of 10 per cent.
to keep those valuable Plows in
a few day e before the rise in the
at former prices until the present
bef re buying a common of in --
esti faciion or no sale.
y iIowors, Toronto Reaps and
Ma sey's LOw Down Binder, and
and jon ieasonable terms. Repairs
hhaes. Don't fail to see my stock
la n treet, Seaforth.
FIR
1
SEAFOftTH
THE RE
SEAFORTH.
L R MILLS,
MILL.
Having b,ough the above mills and refitted th
end best machnery that could be procured for
GlIADUAL R-DLIOTION
tAknd the result attained- ;is, the have one of 4he
Farmers' can now get alt their RISTING and C
and have it hoine with them the same day, ane Sa
fr m Strathroy,
re t1hroighout with all the latest
a
•
•
Pr...40T_TR; B i 1T" -A
For sale by the ton or in less quantities—FOR CA
of Wheat.
MR. t.CHO AS SMITH will personally
McBR
upe
LLER MILL,
est 011118 in the Province.
OPI'ING done in Seaforth,
isfaption Guaranteed.
H., Cash for any quantity
EiSt SMITH.
intend' the Seaforth Roller
CO
(Jz-
(
1..J _JD
We show this
loths, Table Nap
11 kinds of Line
week a
ins, D'
Goock.
xi Whit and Cream Mus
uitable for Ladle
mbroideries and
antle and Dres
f Parasols from
.A.
and -C]
Inserti
Silks c
Oc to $4
0 1T,
ne range of Table
yle4 Towels, and
Extra good value
ins and Sateens,
ilthen's Drsses.
f0 Trimming.
e134 Full stock
ns
..APO I1111-1.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ARM INGREY FOR SALE. -For sale on
-easy ternt, part of Lot 5, Ooncessio 8, con-
t ning 86 acres, bout 60 Cleared 4nd well
f eed ; good bank arn and stables' 68x 5 ; two
a es of a beating or hard; one anda h If miles
f m school, and two front Brussels. For fur -
ti; :r particulars ap ily on thel premise • or to
Bli
1 ssels P. O. WA TER GOV PNLOC . 865
-1APPY HOME ' ON FERTILE F:RMS.-
Farmere and took -Raisers atterati la! The
S .katchewan Hora stead Company ha e half a
s• Ilion acre s Of the pboiceatpark count in the
O sadian North -We 1. Settlements at rescent
L: ke, North Saska !Iowan, and Red Dor, com-
p Pe rich and beant ful tracs, greatly dmired.
A. useful Settlers' G ido, with Maps, sen free on
aPnlication. Where or you metin to set le road
tHis book firt. J HN T. MOORE, lanaging
D ector, 82 Kitag sir et east, To, onto 865-4
RM FOR SALE:E.-For sale, Lot 2, Coicession
16, township of rey, containing 100 cres of
w ich there are bets reen 60 and70 'acres bleared,
a suiteble either 1 r grain grOwiug or crazing.
T re is a good Iran e barn andllog hous , and a
d bearing orchar of choice ;fruit, an4t plenty
rood water. This is a splendi chance fur any
p rjson wishing k goo 1 farm. Ap •ly on e pre-
m es' or to Walton P 0.
5.3;3 WM. S TH.
of
Ji
ac
th
fa,
in
an
go
pl
of
is
co
Th
st
Wi
pr
th
ARM FOR SALE. For Sale Lot f' , Con-
cession 6, East Wawamsh,1 contain ng 150
es, about 10d of which are cited and fit for
tivation, and nearly the whol seeded • grass;
a barn 40x80 eet, both new. T ere i. a
t
balance is well ti bered with hardwo d. The
is well fenced al d has on it plenty 1 fenc.
timber. There is a, comfortable fram house
II bearing orchard of choice young tr es. and
Pty of good spring watir convenient fo htock
i a windmill pump. It is within thre miles
be prosperous vilI ge of Belgrave whim e there
railway, mills, st res, churches and a 1 other
veniences. lhere1 is a schobl adjoii?g it,
iS farm is well a apted eith r for In or
k, and the land 1s never been much c, opped.
be sold cheap. A mly to the Proprietor on the
hies, to MR. C. HAMILTO, Blyt , or to.
'undersigned, Bel eve P. O. WM. D BBIN.
5 M.
8
VARNI FOR
sion 2 Eas
perty wini be s
up an est te.
land, abotit 14
ings and drcha
W. FAR AN,
ALE --For sde, Lot :34, Comes-
Wawansh. This desirable pro -
Id tbis summer, in order to close
t cousists of 200 acres of choice
d: or particulers apply to W•
acre cleared; good farm build-
linten P. 0. 865
PLEN
kj 34,
eree, ab
timbered
first class
stumps,
seeded to
spring ere
waste or
ID FAR 4 FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot
ncession 4, McKillop, containing 100
nt 70 cl ared and the balance well
ith hardcedar. T e cleared land is free from
locd and about 5 acres of
11 under. drained, well fenced and all
rafts! exce0 10 acres. There is a good
k rufnnin through the place and no
wet land a splendid orchard of the
choicest ruit,I alsoi a good, comfortable stone
house, all nice1y finiiihed and well laid out, also
good barn sheds aid sthlea. There is a well
and cieter • at the h nse. The f arm is clean mad
fro
ter o
with
nearly fre
and a qus
burn, and
easy •
foul weeds. Is within one mile
thel prospeione village of Kin -
n sixf miles of Seafoith. Terms
wil be s Id either ith or without the orOP.
Apply on be pr mises, or address Constance P. 0.
WM. N. M MIC El ABTA. 865-4
VARM I
the n
McKillop,
fenced, we
cultivatio
best of ha
free from
There are
rth
f wl
1 un
. T
wo
twin
ood
two large 3 oun
2i- miles fr4m t
forth, and 8 fr
roads leadi g to
sown with 'all
one block, br 60
Apply on the pi'
THOMAS SOU
KILLOP FOR SALE. -For sale,
32 a:Cres of lot 15, concession 14,
ieh 1100 acres are cleared, well
• er-drained and in a high state of
se balance is timbered with the
d. 'There are eighty acres nearly
s, anid 200 rods of board fence.
ramcl buildings, three wells, and
beira'ng ochards. It is situated
,
e vil age di Walton, 12 from Sea-
m russls, with good gravel
each plac. There are 14 acres
heatThe farm will be sold in
acres of .1t, to suit purchaser.
fliiset, or ddress Walton P. 0.
ER. i 828
MON
STRAIGHT 10
able ha
privilege
pal money
STED,
f ye
borr
at a
iste
EY TO LOAN.
ins al 6 per cent., interest pay
V, Or 6i per cent. yearly, with
wer of repaying part of princi-
y fink. Apply to F. HOME-
, Seaorth, 850
tY
Ju1,1, 1884
SEAFORTH
STOVE AND TINWARE:
EMPORIUM.
0. M. WHITNEy
Always keeps on hand a full line of the
latest styles of
COOK, BOX AND PARLOR STOVES.
Their beauty shows them and; the,
price sells them.
TINWARE
Of every description always in sceise,
We make all our goods, and guarentea
them good and right in price.
A full line of Table and Pocket [Cute
lery at very low prices.
We have a fine ot of Granit e 'kettles.
in stock for preserving, &c. AU sizes
and prices.
EAVETROUGHING.
All kinds of jobbing Work promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Parties wanting goods in my the it
will pay them to see my stock I and
compare prices.
Seatorth Cheap Stove ce Tin House,,
O. M. WHITNEY,
Late Whitney Brothers..
• THE PIONEER
HARDWARE STORE,
STONE BLOCK, WINGHAM.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Washburn MoOrt
TWO4OINT
Steel -Barb Fencing Wire;
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE WORT -
MAN & WIRD •
CELEBRATED BARlia CHURL
See them before you buy any other..
Best brands of
•ENGLISH WHITE LEAD
—AND -e
Linseed Oil—Raw and Bale.
Farm and Garden Utensils at
bottom prices.
JAS. A. CLINE & CO.
TEAS
AT WHOLESALE PRICES..
AT THE—
POST OFFICE STORE
We have just received a large CO/18421-s
rnent of Teas, which, we intend johteng;
off at wholesale prices. If you have'
not already tried Charlesworth's Team
do Boat once.
Five Pounds of Young
8071 for $1.
Five Pounds of our Fifty
Cent Tea tor $2.
Five Pounds of our Sixty
Cent Tea for $450.
Five Pounds.of our Seventy-
five Cent Tea for $3.00..
Our three pound Tea for $1 is super-
ior to any 40c tea in the Market.
M. rA• C H A E SW 0 RT I-1.
—OF—
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
—1-*
A. STRONG, Saforth, Agent
GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES
1 ---
] Cabin rates from Qin boa to LiVerpool and Lon-
onderry, 860; $70 and $80. Return, $110; 81.35
nd $150. Intermediate limn Quebec to. Liver-
ol, Londonderry and G-laspw, $36.75; Return,
73.50. Steerage from SeLath, $23.90.
Money Loaned and Real Eastate Bought
and Sold as Usual.
INSURANCE.
I represent several of the; best 'Insurance Com-
panies iii the world.
1 AOffice-Market Stret, Seafoitb.
862 A. STRONG.
A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
The undersigned offers for sale his Blacksmith-
ing and Wagon making es*blishment in the
lage of Egniondville, together with the tools and
good -will of the business also a considerablO•
stcck of iron and lumber. [There are two larga
shops, one for blacksmithing and the other 10'
wood -working. 1 here are three fires in the
blacksmith shop. This is in the centre of.one
the best egricultural districts in Canada. Th6
business has been established thirty years and A
good man with some capital can make money
fast. The best reasorte given for selling. ApplY
on the premises or address Egmendville P. Oa
ROBERT FULTON. 848
SEAFORTH HASE IN'FIRMARY.
CtORNER of Jarvis and Gederich Streets, next
N--/ door to the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or atly
of the domesticated animals, successfully treated
at the infirmary or elsewhere on the -shortest
notice. Charges moderat. JAB. W. Bimini,
Veterinary Surgeon. S.. -A large stock of
VeterinaryMedicines kept constantly on hand.
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paper0::1;3tell:hyarteb, es
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; flle°ntl:h-elitIllreeWMPIleell
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plriolfis:i:nlatidhe1:81;
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from life einem
wbairsliambeeEn. DO
were conspieno
-vseath nmngt
the wealth of
pt• iabiermaanoier,
at rfloculandmreie.xjb
idi4itnza goistotdh, ,:i
hearts of the
free from. Due o
neyances and
Blat where one
th.e true use of
gard it only as
*ions indulge
& miserly all
it is this false
lessens all the
32areaaskoens by Oae
ninaed were fo
be found, not irt
a Tweed gives
means to secur
lence which eee
ae its end. Do
nO office Dor
Wine too noble
liVed on the big
u derstood the
more blessed.
'4ey had nil
the miser or see
-economy of
:
it the business i
t the wants
Mass of men ws
them the bes.lt,
spirit. To bay
18:S calmity n 0.t
insmediately be
eity,whih its
1 vg al tTa temehnrePst Ighert3eeyaweretif great,
fOurscore and t
best to help the
weak creatUe,
glircipse of an
hilgher priz.s th
and all the pan
ti :cat: 01 el 1 S.ocit-ly
,t that Peter 0- Cf ocoepx etra
coieiregnarynenaitz,edg
came from a ye
one infuses beal
To
ootnheereiapeoriegi;
tie other
• sottirliserupistla
roan breast. • :
'To the youtb
the two benevo
have referred h
Blow many DI
brought over to
these honoredl
yOung men, real
10e of the mull
h• eoked by the
aMples of a tru
sued by a helie
on the subject 9
The best ng
point to these
front ZnadoratePleil
enr4erenlyd fleorf ttthbe43_
ation of all. ri.
glowing and at
tween the pnte
the feVerith ee'
eries, aishonett
grasp for gain.
are recommend
blit lives like tl
ET give health i
eterids.—The,
The
It is very
make good. bn
Ood. milk roote
]nay be good, b
a room wheret
right, or the si
poor butter.
looked, but nq
*may. It is D4i1
that to ink e gi
be kept in the
vegetables or
isinot so gent':
should be, that
not be where f
disagreeable od