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WILL PAY
FOUNDRYI
SCHOOLAEAFORTH,
see our stock of
C) "W"
n naade especially fee
have greatiy improvett
for this Hessen, and feel
Our
g that it is the be
ROLLERS
•vy. running light and
Our
RLISHERS
hard iron, and will
y other machiue Tame_
tools for recut
guarantee eatisfssettont
on given to re
Saw and Grist Arnett
Threshing Machines,
roachinery repaired on
cl at,. reasonable re..test
and. others — Bridge
kip at lowest rates.
hed on applicati0n.
for the inaplemente
Hernilton. A. fall line
tly on. hand.
AS HENDRY,
APER
L PAPER,
PAPER
ASSORTMENT
CO UST Y
AND—
pmcEs, AT
ORTH.
WHY IT IS THE -
POPULAR
PH PARLORS,
ER at thehelm mad now
ia fast approaelieg, and
aron and Perth will doubt -
g neat and artistjc. in the -
d asholiclay gifts to: absent
d Mr. C. being etilly- alive
his fact, has made special
he accommodation of the
ER'S for Christmas Piot
New Year's Pictures. For
n, excellence ot *Made -and
dill position, coupled with
(1- and aceessoriee, give the
then go away- Broiling with
ure.
W CALDER,
cottta Block, Seaforth.
p.
the place to go,
quite a show4
ieh and rare
-lea are there,
HI price
ers goods so poor.
d woman barn,
k to -morrow morn,
cl to show; his etock,
in eartino'a Block,
oda are best,
etch invest.
itL do his best, and
all the rest.
est of Toronto- to-
hase
jeweiry, Saler-
Spectacles' .
e jewelry store of
APST,
SEAFORTH.
& BLACK,
PIOAL
IVIAKERS,.
bought the Toole and
earried on by the God-
facturing Corapany, and
e of over eight years in
to tarry on the trade
TIE Will receive prompt-
rk guaranteed:
lade, and repaired, ale*
Iron Work, #to.eat rea-
:d old ones repaired on
t prices that defy corn-
& BLACK,
KIPPEN.Vil
owner& popalarmilie,
n first-class working
tern out an a.rtiele of
which, cannot he e1 -
°metric
-lex TER PARTY
a IT.
e Chopping of eveg
Wed to. Flour and
sold at the lowest
the popular
NEVER', KipPeu.
UST St 1884.
Gaieties.
ourekv trait of your dainty daisies,
neeteeeennor heart pit -a -pat,
entstente eaeftny sing sweet preens
'01 the maids both lean and rat.
°fa molasses en land or sea,
inneet, giddiest gin for rae
Silted with* "haystack" hat.
The eiages of sin nowadays depend
deol on the wealth of the bank,
a/shame the cashier hu.
jrevenue officer entered the store
merchant who never advertised and
him because he kept a atilt
--
'ye thousand molecules can sit
nly on the point a a pin,"
'the molecule differs from man.
_An exchange says "a 1Shor.horn
at over a thousand guineas ha
sue Great Scott I What must a
&ink emit there ?
:ow cook ought to be burned at
1" exclaimed Popinjay, as a
ly nice mit came in from the
en burned to a crisp.
isArt American lady married to an
Princ,e a year ago has already
." The Prince must have gone
gh her fortune quite rapidiy,
ever speculate with your own
ey, my son, or very soon you may
nee money withwhich to speculate.
I be selfish. Give your friends'
vow the first ehance.
t iFargoyoung lady named Rouse,
g
mpse of a poor little mouse,
‘e scream that she amine, Shat -
heaven's blue dome, And, bulged
jthewallso.f the house.
mile faults of man were turned to'
ones, and his virtues to faults, he
would be so nearly perfect that—well,
eoulelatt stay here, that's the truth
(1.4-111:12saotuttehr'
errt judge lately decided
theta husband. "can strike his wife
three licks with a switoh and escape
nhment," and the Boston Post says
Rona is evidently unmarried or he
Iowa know better.
—"rm glad:Billy had the sense to
Amery a settle& old maid," said Grand-
na-Winhum at the wedding. "Gals is
akytity, and widders is kinder over-
fed and upsettinn; but old maids is
kinder thankful and willin to please."
annnbat are you sowing up for ?"
yelled a freight condnotor to an engineer
on one of oar Verrnont roads. "Why,
ire've inn over a book agent." "Drat
ant then, why don't you keep ort? We
°aft kill him unless the whole train
runs ever him."
-4-The chief difficulty about a woman
_looter is that it she was suddenly caned
toattend a, man who had fallen down a
&ft, and they told her he was a youpg
enn and remarried, she would stop so
knee fix her crimps that the man would
beliable to die from the violence of his
=Wiens.
—"Look here, waiter I" cried Grim-
sonbeak, who was, stopping for a few
isysat Coney Wand, " this ham is not
AEI good as what I got here last suratnerr
"I don't see why," replied the waiter,
innate° surprise; it's the same ham,
sir!"
—"And so now they're engaged!
Well, Jessie, to think of you, with your
beauty and accomplishrnerits, and your
'betty voice, being cat out by such an
ignorant little fright as that Maggie
Wolfson 1 You sang to him, I sup-
s. ?" "Yes, mamma, by the hour
tshe made hina sing you know, and
played his .accompaniments for him 1"
"-Why, eau he sing?" 'No, mamma;
but she made him believe he could!"
—A woman hastily entered a Harlem
lager beer saloon and demanded of the
proprietor: "Has my husband 'been in
here?" "I don't know him. Is he a
MU man ?" Yea." "Red headed ?"
"Yea, and red complected." " Full
beard?" Yes." "Wear a slouch hat ?"
"Yes." "Ile was here not five minutes
ago. Raceme in, drank a glass of lem-
onade and then Walked down the
street." "Drank what ?" Lemonade."
"Wrong man!" sheisaid, shooting her-
self out of the door.
A Good Story.
Dleissonier had a gardener who was a
good botanist and a great wag. He
inew the seeds of all sorts of plants,
and Meissonier was alway trying and
Always failing to puzzle him. "1 have
got him now," said Meissoriier to aortae
friends at a dinner party, and he show-
ed them a package of the roe of dried
herrings. Then he sent for the geed -
met Alt the guests sixiiled. The geed-
enerarrivede" Do you know these seeds?"
ifeisionier asked. The gardener exam-
ined them virith great attention.
"Oh, yes," he Jaaid, at last;."that is
the seed of the palms fluximas, a very
rys tropical plant." A smile of triumph
lighted the face of Meissonier. "How
long will it take the seed to come up ?"
be &eked. "Fifteen days," said the
gardener. At the end of fifteen day e the
guests were once more at the table.
Afterdinner the gardenerwas SIM ou need .
"Monsieur Meissonier," he said, "the
plants are above ground." "Oh, this
a a little too much," said the great
Fainter, and all went out into the gar.
d8 to behold the botanical wonder.
The gardener lifted up a glass bell,under
which was a little bed, carefully made,
slain whioh three rows of red herring
were Sticking up their heads. The laugh
visa on Meissonier. He discharged the
gerdener, but took him back the next
flay.
A. Generous Man.,
A Chinaman, who had married a
White womatoapplied to the police judge
the other day for a divorce.
"Doalt like the white woman," he
mid by tneansinf an interpreter.
"What objection have you to her ?"
salted the judge..
"Reap." _
" What has she done
"Nothing, and that's Why I don't
want her. Want the wife to work, No
work, no wife. No work, no eat. You
may have her."
Ma judge refused the generous offer,
Ilind the discontented Celestial oarried
hie complaint to a higher court.
The Hot Car Stoves.
"111y ! how hot it is!" exclaimed a
te,!hy lady as, entering the car, her eyes
74 upon the stove. "What an idea?
fire Both a day as this! What in the
World are they thinking of ?" And she
ehoves up the window and fans herself
like all possessed.
„An elderly gentleman next enters.
ne sits down to read his newspaper,
Lost glancing at the open window in au
nded sort of way. As his eyes move
!rotund from the window to his PaPer*
gieY fail upon the stove.
,ft Great Scott !" lie mutters. "Do
they wa
up goes
Each
looks at
hot it is
got!" '
thing o
window,
to open
opens l?
" Con
that off'
a dozen
The 0)
all the #ornmoti, its mica window
glowing ike a furnace seven limes hot,
ter than is wont to be heated. He telkes
off his bat and mops his br tv. Then
he takes a long poker, and, s riding as
far away from the stove as, , possible,
throws tdpen the door. He falls back to
avoid t e heat, then steps i forward,
o the empty cylinder, and re
i
-
ith a laugh. i
,i
, by mighty! That boy's gone
ted them winders red l" ;
the doors are closed, every
comes down with a bang, and a
n in the end seat ash the OD:.
• he won't please shutthe von-
4
THE
LON
zi DSITOR.„,
3
tto road a fellow a e ?" And
hi window.
new comer Rita dow quietly,
the stove and then cr " How
"What an awful Eft they've
Isn't it ridiculous !I or eorne-
the kind; and eac opens a
one gentleman going; so far as
1 the ventilators, whte andther
th doors.
;actor !" f'ry a dozen °ices, as
ial makett his- appearance, and
tigers point to the stove.
nanotor looks at the cause of
looks in
marks
" Sol
and pat
Instantl
window
little na
dilator i
Waters.,
A
An ol
quested
fessiona
went as
into t
hysician's Reveiage.
duchess on one ()cession re.
Dr. Abernethy to pa' a ro,
visit at her house. The do tor
requested', and was introd °eel
LO drawing room, where the
duchest4 with tears in her eyes, shored
him an Ingly little monkey, appareptly
in great, agony, lying on elegant cnsh ;nano
and alnolost buried in lovely laces. The
doctor f lt thoroughly disgusted at bein
called non to act as a monk 's doctor,
but ne ertheless, throngh humanity
aequitt d himself conseientioi4sly of tb
duty irnjpO8ed upon him, H felt the
monkeys pulse in silence, e amined it
with attention, and soon reco nized th
nature ot its illness ; then Jperaivin
the lady's grandson in a °or er of the
dravrin room rolling abotin on the
carpet, ae advanced towards She child
examin d him also, felt his !pulse, an
returta g to the duchess, s id to he
in a gra, e manner, "Mad nn," you
two son it are suffering from i ndigestion.
By drinking tea and living o plain die
they wi I soon recover, A bowin
profonn ly to .the stupefie dachees
the doo or retired, Avenged.
Ro ert Koch, the 0
Doctor.
teresting sketch of
Koch, the diecove
germ, appears in a r
artenlauble. Dr.
now 41 years old; is a son of
Monate
degree.
laborion
assista
hospita
pointm
for cords
seven y
won by
his qui
artifloia
especi
public
preciat
-the val
prosecu
knew t
cd for
been br
last fiv
identify
An in
Robert
cholera
ber of
in. In 1866 he took
For the next six
sly worked his way
t physician in out
3. When in 1872 he
rat at Wollstein, t
ence had again to be
ars. His first disti
he publication of th
t labor on the meth
dyeing of microsco
Ly of bacteria. By t
is discovery could.
d, but those who
e of these reseerc
ion of the study
at with it a new era
science. This CM
Inaptly confirmed.
years he has 'En
ng the germs of
•
ease, on consumption, and
Those discoveries are not
strokes of good luck, but t
fruits of.his own system of r
The selessn.ess of
"Bit pose you are given t
profaiai y," says Prof. S
enter 1 to conversation
who n ver swears; in otb
gentle an. By and by yo
peroeiv that he is the snp
Your r marks have a tame
sound t your own ears. 1 y
begin t burn with , a se
friend's excellence, Your
damns sound rough, and
vulgar, as they are. The
drop o it of your sentence,
remaimin the company of g
English words, until as y
that yo are oarrying on yo
the co venation without s
feel easier, And your intelleo
is incre
this, m
"Bu
oh, yes
some -
the w*#
and in
been -k
cond
don't,
smart
fool ca
do. A
gather
effeoti
the pa hway of my life, I k
renaov stumbling blecks
inexpe tenced feet, and my
would .0 lighter by a ton th
-day. ut if you are going t
just because other mein hay
my BCM, my son, whatl an a
colossal, what a hopniess
sed by one foot.
boy, and see if I am
414
you will rip out fs,
in someway you w'n.
ood men—some of
rid—who wili "dc'
ew England Aven
own, under a erribje
inn it." But, jas a ru
o it. It isn'tJ an
ess or world' wis
swear. And ja great
, my son ? A , if I
p all the usel ss, nue
e- swears I ba'e dro
1
olera
e life o
ter of th
pent num
!eh, who i
he Hart
his M. D
[years h
'P wt aer
1hw
ot an ap
straggle
ought for
ction wa.
results o
lis of tla
m objects
genera
ot be ap
nderstoo
sin th
baciteri
ad dawn
Ption ha
aring th
ceeded i
,sttle dis
1
cholera
incidents,
e nature
aesrcht
ofanity
habit o
ma,
geVor"d.yso
a
begin t
rior man
at, feebl
nr cheek
e of you
rt litt]
arse au
begin t
hamed
ld, honest
discove
part o
ring, yo
al statue
st observ
ot right
e time
I kno
e best I
found it,'
aeon ha
strain, t
o
, my soil
idence
Ibm.
any fool
ould only
led for,init
ed alonl
I wonl
Om many
wn hear
it is to
be a foo
been, oh,
ul, what
you wil
1,1
IS
1
•
:
iterature o the
Obs rve how, when the.sla'
ist is eading the li # es of
scans he face with ale ost e
est. hese learned # eople
the s 1 dwells in t 0 e ey
ability ,to understan its
inborn with most folk wit
to stn y it, though eitrem
1
person e have told me hat o
tq
imination rest d in
eyacmild read from
he face, the ,flogers
n that they1o8u1d
t seeing it; so fall o
ression was instant
e relied upon; so fn1
heir possesssor was
with an affectiona
ce.
w palm
hand, h
nal inter
now how
ij and th
pguage
1 sensitiv
i4it havin
re poivel
eir hande
every fee*
'Mg so fall
e colo
lerves tha
eons in
f life tha
love the
e intoxi•
of disc
than t
tore of
of visi
with°
an im
could
when
tingle
cation
It i said that very quieteyes tha
impre s and embarrass one iwith tiled
repos signify self-oomrnad, bat ala
much complaseney and mu le concei
Restl ss eyes th'at can not leek on
steadi y in the face denote a deceitfu
desig ing mind. Eyes in rhi�h th
white has a yellowish ttt41,t3 and i
etre ed with reddish Veins!, ove muoli
of str4ng passion and haat teniper.
Tery Ine eyes bespeak's ni d inaline
to o netry ; gray 'eyes 8ig1u y dignit3
intell' ence and excellen resacsnin
Iseult es ; greenish eyes, f hood; au
a ondness for genial. A malicioun
mind 1 is often indic ted by green's
eyes. Black eyeB eh w a passions, e
moat deceitful di posit on ; brown e e
liy , tempera en , I and Alines
are generally ten er aid true, Indic ti
ing a kind and h ppy'd sposition.
Of the nose. 4L Rcruau nose deno
annterpriosing,b sin 8 -like °hared
a lo
per eetly straight nose indicates a p r
13
g nose is a ign o good sense •
and. noble seal, unless the eye cent a
dictis it; a nee ret 02484e signifies a spi it
of Mischief, wit and da h ; a large n.s
generally indicates a 1 rge ' mind a
good heart ; a very sq# all nose go •t!1
nature, but lack of e eitgy.
Thick lips wiper Is mean eit er
great ;genius or gre senpidity ; v rY
flan lips, erten , av riotousness, and
if the lips are abi ia Ily compress d
falsehood. Dim lea o the cheek are
known as the a de o rogery, and in
thelohin, of Cupi and is pranks.
Aleut face speaks m re of intellige ee
than a fat face, g neld y speaking, and
they de say, bettiare,o a full, round,
and greasy face, ift mea s treachery.
, Irasainility is atm paraied by
erect posture, open nos Ills, moist tom
-
pies, isplaying sppeifi lel veins which
stand out and throb a der the lead x
citena nt, large, uneetntaill-ranged ey s,
and equal use of both llands.
A genius may he expected fr m
middle stature, bltiegray or bro it
eyes, prominent and large forehead,
with temples a little hollow; un et -
lip ,slightly retiring, al fixed, attentive
look, and habitual hadlination of the
head 'either baekviCril or forward. —
Fortte's Progress. , 1 _
1
A I dy whilst ngaged in the pars it
of hei donaeatie dutie ,- encountere a
,
mous in the flo r barrel. Now meet
ladies under s nailer- oircumatanoles;
woUld have uttered fa few genuine
sbrieks, and then sdri ht safety in 4ho
garre ; this one poTs ssed more than
the ordinary de r e of genuine
coma e. She sumn4oied the raftneer-
valet and told hitru tojget the gun, dell
thedog, end *station hjimself at a onbni-
et
es,
venient distance.; T n ishe °Lambe ea
half way up-stairf3 en coinmenced to
punch the flour barrl ith a pole.•Pr
wetly the mouse teade- ts appearancen
the, floor, The dog 1St nee went in p r-
emit. The man tired, and the og
drchaped:: dead. The Ilady fainted sid
felli down stairs ;i end the man ; thi la
ing that she was kil ed, and fear no
toed for Paw er?,
s not been s ea
ped.
m
UoPS.
14
811
fter Dinner A.neodotes.
WHAT 4M01r8ja DID.
e
that he would be are
disPeered, and, h
sin4e. The moue esc
, PICKLINO TEit
4.n 'amusing little er'ecdote of the
ficatIty that forignrs find acqui
the English langisage properly, come
hand., ,A Frenchman bonaulted his
tiopUy concerning the word equival
serve." ktrend it thus, "
c." he nettle
e trns Were syno
ve y warmly one
s, 4id desiring to e
tar1j1ed his aediene
May Provide
s " Of course
pression on
e one he had
to 1‘
sere81 pickle, e
preen ed that t
m dus Speakin
abqntj the Bisho
thlm reatly, he
ej apu ating fervently
preserve the Bi hop
left a very different
hearers' minds, from, t
tende .
• ALWAYS 't ERE.
"Yon have beeu qp before me half a
do en times this year," said a ma is -
trate soverely, to a le ad vagrant, ho
thtis ade answer : ome, now, ju ge,
n I've seen you her. You are here
—no e of that. Eyeria time I've ben
he
mare than I am. eople who live in!
glass houses shoaldn t 'throw stones."
ng
to
ie.
re-
Ily
acr
t 1
by
•CO
b e
his
iti-
Do .
Do 't go to lied Wi h cold feet, oif in
the same undetegitrm1r4te that are w rn
during the day. ! Don' sleep in a room
that i ' not well ' ve to. ated. Don't sit
or Bleep in a draught. , Don't lie on the
left sale too mueh. ont lie on the
batik to keep frosi en ring. Don't try
to get along ithess than seve or
eight ours' step out; of twenty -f ur.
Dop't jump out f bodj immediately on
awak fling in th mor ing. Don't or-
, get to rub yours if welil all over wit a
crash towel or hands': Doo't forget to
take a good (irin1 of itire water be ore
br ak est. Don't take long walks w en
the a °mach isUri empty. D n't
start o do a daya wOr without ea ing
agobreakfast Don't eat anything
but teat whatou don't want just to
iell.cooked. and l hutritions foclds.
Don'
save it. Don't eat between meals,' ior
°nein& to oanse aneasiness at rrea1
time.. Dont eat tho smallest mo. sel
unless hungry if well. Don't try to
I keep up on coffee or alcoholic sti .. u -
tants, when nature is calling you to
sleep. ' Don't stend beer hot-air re is -
ter' ..4- Don't inhale hot air or fume of
any acids. Don't 1111 the gash with soot,
su etre or anythipg el e to arrest he
hemorrhage whelp yOu ent yourself, •ut
bribgithe parts tsgeth r with strips of
adlieSive plaster. ' DO 't wear thin sose
or light soled s °ea in wet ; or told
weather. . Don't atraiu your eyes by
reading on an e ptyi stomach or w en
ill., Don't ruin' your eyes by to :d-
ing or sewing , at ' dealt, by a im
light or flickering candle, or when •iery
tired. -Don't sirig or holloa when ylonr
throatis sore or Lvou are hoarse. D n't
druk ice wateri wheh you are ery
war , and never a gi ssfal at a ti e,
but simply sip it 8 o ly. Don't t ke
some other pees lane medicine bee use
lo
you are similarl affec ed. Don't b the
in lessthan twe ho es after eat ng.
bathing. Don'tcaIl o frequently on
Don'teat in less than two hours a ter
. your hick friend as t� make him t 'nk
.the,t your company conversatio is
a bor . Don't inake a practice of ie.
lating spandal, or stories calculate to
depress the spirits f tlae sick, D n't
forget te cheer i , a d getttly amuse in-
validit when visi ing t # ern. Don't all
on iyodr sick fella an 4 advise him to
take some other medi ine, get, anot er
: doctor, eat more eat 1 88, sit up Ion er,
go :out more freq entl ; stay a week or
talk him to death, be ore you thinkj of
lea!vieg.
Steps are ab at to be taken at ort
Arthur to comp I the closing of f nit
and general stores oti Sunday.
e ---Mr. Stephe Nai4i has let the on-
traiot to build foii, him an oatmeal • ill
at Feint Dongla to be completed by
the 10th of Sep naberi.
—Mr. G. B. Nash, iof London, as
been appointed postaltsterat Erner on,
vice Mr. H. T. Le *i; resigned.
Nash has been f r r.
umber of y ars
ennployed in th !poet �ffioe at Lon on,
and is experienced itt postal inatt'
He is a younger brothor of Mayor Nash, .
,
of !Emerson. i
i 1
A
c oNg
Has knocked t 'e top p ices oaij purely
Summer Dry C # ods ati Rartbn 3ros.,
Exeter. • The e# a is coning out of our
store, an1 eye ythillgi Will, , be topsy
'
turvy. e ar havietg out p ernises
made tw nty fe t Ion CT, anid or the
next 30 ag8 0lyw11 sell lored
Lawns a d Whi e Dreee Muslieti t 20.
per cent. if; 5 lamer Dress G000s at
20 per cc t. off Black arid C lored
Silks and Satins at 20 per . ce t off;
Black Sil Otto it. aBiasar aBnrdec d:s at
Black
ored
per Cetat. off ; a! 1 t of
cent. off; ail our Ore -
cent. off; Lade;' and
ts at 20 per cent off;
ry at 20 per ce . off;
s and ,Ribbions t 20
arasol , Frillinsj and
era. o ; Silka4dlLisle
on Hosiery at 2 per
e ,Cogars tand ress
er cent. off. • enty
off means one fifth of r gular
16 ; a bill of 10 to $8 ; a bill
i
' that a bill of 20 will e re -
dm, tit°. Resta mber
r 'Pent off forthirty (36) days,
sager, alnd off Summer oods
20 per - cent. off
Cashmeres at 2
Prints at 20 per
tonnes at 20 per
Gent's Straw H
Trimmedj Malin
Flewers, eathe
per cent off;
Laces at 0 per
Gloves a d Cot
cent. offj; La
Buttons t 20
per cent.
prices, s
duced to
of $6 t
twenty p
and no I
only. Allot of emnants regardless of
mat. Harvest Mitts in abtaa epee.
Any quantity of choice Baleen heap.
A magnificent Tea in filve and ten ound
lots, for 40o, wohh 65d, in he rt1gular
eb
way. D nt fail to atrnd Cato great
_sale, nd you wi 1 profiy 1.
RA
TON E3
E ETER,
Choice ibutter and ers t
change.
C:011 kiiraill• 11•11
ea In ex..
THE
Quiqx T
AU
AIRC
X
The wFhole p ant is own
trolled lby ractical w
Stockholders o ly are agent
but fine rade ovements
and will be sol plices
grades f otb r males.
ments ill be ready in
Those tiiinkin of parch
watch ill do well io
them.
M. IR.
Age
,
ATCH.
d and con-
tch makers.
Nothing
ill be made,
f ordinary
The move -
September.
sing a fine
it *d see
OJ 'TER,
and iciaity.
t for Seafort
flIIPORTANT
NO ICES.
,
TO BLAd'ISSMITHS.—W nted, ,goied
-8- Black mith, immedia ely. Stead
guarantee4. Apply to DONALD0Abit
Walton.
steady
work
BELL,
864
ptLACKS ,APPRENTIO W
-ard Wanted immediately, stout, acte
-
learn the biacksteithing oueieees. A
THOMA.d HILL, legmorele de.
TED.—
boy, to
ply to
563
pleas-
antly situated and oonvenie t to the et t on and
business part of the to
-eel. cottage wets. ming eig t rooms. t storyUOUSE TO RENT —0 e and a
vne. Apply to T OMAS
uip
KIDD-, Seaforth. 867
J\{IISICAL.—Ails. T. D. Piendergast wii4 reoeive
' a limited number of piipils f or it st ructi on
in piano a d orgau essons t her reaiden 9, John
street, see fel door *est of'lEnglieh chine .8494.f.
SHOP TO RENT —Good route e On Main St.,
-Suaoth, next door to tbo Id charities' Insti-
tute hall: Altogether -in repair; g od e 11 r. De-
cidedly (he best business siteation in tc,wn. Sur-
rounded bt meat markets, hank, poot o i oe end
all that at twat but iness. Apply to OMAS
KIDD, Se forth. 857
, .
FEMOV . VanEgruond ha emoved
-AA' Ins ofllce to the building opposite ti e burned
mill, wher he has a complete stock of anufac-
tured goo s, and where all bust esti o fleeted
with tht pstablishneiit VII her afte e con-
ducted. 54tf 1. G. V nEGX N.D.
A SPLENDID Eegine aiicl Boil r for s le at a
J -L bargain. Ergine, G ldie & auCuliooh's
make, 35 home power, line th5lt 12 feetf ioog with
a large fly wheel. Boiler 4 horse powtr, 9 flues,
front grat s, smoke stack, ' c. D. UBQ HART
58 inches indiameter 11 fe t 5 ine ies Int . Fire
noosed.
860
A GENTS WANTED.—W nted, actiele, reliable
erre- Agenes at Seaforth, E eter, Godeitich, Brus-
sels, Blyted, Gorrie and Winghana to ,ft vass for
the sale of: reapers, mower se rakes, twide binders,
drills, see ers, piowo, sulky plows, straw utters,
able and t action seam en ines, saw ill ma -
wagons, tucks, ho powers, separa , - port-
ohinery, dlc , mann aetured by the No h Amen -
can Agric tural In plernen and Genea Manu-
facturing 'ompany, Lando , Ontario.
WM. B. *LEAN, Hensall, Ont., or toe
American Manufacturing C mpany,Loed n. 841
PP1Y to
e North
ESTRAY TOC,K.
V STRAY PIG,—Carne int
dee unde signed, Lot 2, C
about the first of July, a w
year old. The owner can h
ing prope -ty and paying
MeMICHAEL.
the premises of the
neessi flee Solicit,
ite sow pig about a
ve the sameby prov-
xpenses. JAM -68 G.
8613x4
ESTRAY; COW.—Came into the ?rem see of the
undeeeigned, Lot 25, Concession 9 Morris,
about the o e(f
iddle of July, a white w giving
milk. Thtowner can have the same br proving
property and payir g gpenses. JOHN Me
ARTHU a 868
T
A.CHERS
ANTED.
TEACHER WANTED.-
-'- third class eartifleat
No. 6, Grey, to tett bat
commencing after holida
ceived unjil August the
salary, &c , to A.NOUS SH
er, Brusse s P. 0., Ont.
ale T aeh r holding
, for eho 1 Section
ce f 134 Duties
e. 4pplisat ons re -
9th. !Apply stating
•W,Seeretaiy reasur-
868x4
MONEY TO L AN.
STBAIG T loaps at 6 per cen inter pay
able h If yearly, or 64 per cc t. ye Iy, with
privilege o borrower of repaying Jpart o princi-
pal mone at any time. ply o F. OLME-
STED, • ter, Seaforth. 1 850
FRESH
MAMIVIOT
MAIN
—AT
RRIVALS
THE—
BARGAIN HOUSE,
S RE T1 SEAFORTIL
ONE HUNDRED END e AS TON'S BEST PRINT.
TWENTY ENDS OF1 HEAV SHIRTING.
6
BUCKSKIN, COTTON TW ED, TWILL SHEETINGS.
I ;
WHITE COUNTERIi'ANES, ARPETS.
SCOTCH AND CANADIAN SUITINGS.
CHAMBLY AND yr\lioN FLANNELS, ETOFFES, &O.,
SPECIAL FOR tHE WOOL TRADE.
THESE GOODS ARE
FORGET ALL OLJR ST
HOT °AKERS, AND DON'T
OK GOES AT AND BELOW
WHOLESALE. SOING 10 BELIEVING. CALL AND EX-
AMINE. FIVE HUiqDRED PACKAGES OF FIRST-CLASS
BUTTER IN TENNIS W/NTED.
Smith & West'
Old tand Campbell's Block
.1
JAP
ES PICKARD.
MUSICAL lSTRIiiiMENT EMPORIUM,
E4FOitTili ONTARIO.
SCOTT BROS.,
PROPRIETORS.
11"1-1.8 TYLTINT
Read the following tehtimonial b
day "The Upright Pianos of Mesa
"endorsement, as a decided success.
"sympathetic quality, can
"and are equally beautiful
" appearance."—THEOD
one of the best musicians of the present
s Dutthana deserve, as, well an emphatio
They develop, a toue, which in power and
not be surpassed by the now existing Upright Pianos,
in their musical cmalities as well as in their exterior
RE THOMAS.
EX ELS'
t the Nor
sfirst prize
This celebrated Orgaaii has alw
hown, taking
Among other Organs showp at this a
Hamilton; Karns, Woodsto, ek, SSC.
ments taken at their full value. Ord
to at once.
R ORGANS.
ys received the bighest award wherever
hern Uniqu Exhibition in October, 1883.
ow were W. Bell tt CO., Guelph; Kilgour,
ell and see us beforebuying; Old instrn
rs for turii4 pianos and organs attended
SOOTLT BROTHERS.
N. B.—Small Instruments, such as Vio -ns, Guitar% Accordeons, Con -1
certinas, , on hand; a10 a good assortment of Piano Coven, Piano Stools, tto.
All kinds of Instruction B ks. STAMPING Patterns for Kennington Crewel
and Outline Embroideries
THE iVIEDICAL. H
Has now placed in the market a new
It will cleanne the system from all i
dition. It is a purely vegetable chm
Customers and others whosse system
a bottle of
LL,
SMATOPirria-
and wonderful Blood C1leanser and Purifier
purities, and leave yoiji in a healthy con
and, and as a blood m &loins has no equal
or blood is out of ord r, will do well to t
C. Duncan's Ex ract of -Red
lover„
And b convinced that it lias no equ4. One trial will convince you that it i
what it is represented to be, and uo bsotbug. You can secure it at a small 008
of $1 per bottle, and judge for yottrseljvea as to its merits.
We have in a full Ind well -assorted stock of
HEMICA S AND PATEN MEDICINES.'
PURE DRUGS,
We also keep in etocli 'all the latest Patent Medicine et it. market. If
you don't see what you want, ask fora, and you are sure to t it.
N. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions carefally and eke Maly compounded.
All orders from a distance filled witli care and despatch.
4
UNCA
SUCCESSOR TO E.
Neat Door VI) Duncan & Drumlin's Dfl Goode Store.
MON & CO.
• REAL ESTATE PORAL.
rniT0 r‘kRMS IN MORRIS FOR SALE.—Por
dt1. sale, cheap, two improved fame on the th
Concession of , Morris. One within 2 milee of
Briereels at ti the other half a mile. Each 100
aerts, and go dbuildiegs. For paetien ars apply
to GEORGE ARMS rRo.NO, Brussels. 868
FAP.tel FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot 34, Comes-
si n 2, Enst,Wawanoele 'this desirable pto-
perty will be s rid tl.is SUIIIIIII r, in order to close
up an estate.consist. of 200 tteres of cho ce
land, about 145'ac.es cleared; good farm bu" d-
ings and archer . For perticulars apply to
W. FARRAN, C isiton P. 0. 865
VARM IN GREY FOR SALE. --For sale on
re- eerier teetesepart of Lot 5, CO110861011 8, On-
taining 86 ecees, about 60 cleated and well
feeced ; pod beak barn and stables, 88x45; - two
scree of a heart)* orchard; one and a half miles
from school, and two from Brussels. For fur-
ther pal ticulare apply on the premises, or to
Brussels P. 0. WALTER GOVENLOCK. 865
*WARM FOR SALE IN HULLETT. — North
dre parts of Lets 34 and 35, Concession 18, con-
taining 112 sorts; 30 notes cleared; the remain-
. der is good hardwood hash. Soil, clay loam, Well
watered with a never failing apring ereek rieleg
on the premisee. Flame barn and stehlee, log
house and a good young orchard. It is oonvenient
to ehurches ataschools, and is situated 4 miles
from Blyth and 10 frotn Clinton,. For further
particular -8 apply to WALTER CUNNINGHAM,
on the South pert of said tots, or to Londest
borough P. O. 799
'WARM FOR SATE.—For stile, Lot 22,-Coneeselon
re: 0., Turnbe,ry, e rntaining 91 acre; ; 72 acres
are cleared artd well fenced and teetered, timid
a good frame house and been on it ; one half
mile from the villege of Wroxeter and fronting
on the gravel road leaei g from Seaforth to
Belmore. Will be sold cheep. Apply to the Pro-
prietor. CHARLES MeTAVISH, Wioxeter P. 0.
867X8
TIMBER LANDS FOR 8AI E. --For sate, the
-1- West half of Lot 11, Coneetsion 5, Hullett,
containing 50 act es, mostly all well timbered with
black ash, cedar and pine. It is within seven
miles of the town of Seaforth, witb a good gravel
road leading from the place. Pardee desiring to
purchase, thin do so by giving a Ora mortgage
on other farm property, at 7 per cent. interest.
Apply to the under signed, or address, Constance
P. 0. JOIIN MeMILL AN. 86841
pROPERTY I HARPURHEY FOR SALE.—
For sale, cheap, the property at preeent
occupied by rhe undersigned There in a comfOrt.
able dwelling house coetaining seven rooms
besides kitchen, together with eviler, weodseed,
ete., and hard end seft water. There is an eere
of land and eceitiderable large and email freits.
It Is a no Bt deeiratee residence foa retired fat -roll-
er, and win be sold tea easy term. If not sold
will be rented Apply on the premises or to
Seaferth P. 0 Deetelo Mc0ULL0611 86741
FARM FOR SALE.—For-sale, the seuth half of
lot 10, coueession 1, Grey, containing Bo
acres. There are 30 acres cleared, part of the
balance has been burned down antl part bosh.
There is a frame house and stable, a young or-
chard and 44 erns of fall wheat. It is sitnated
within a mile and a quarter of Jem-stown. It
will be sold cheap. The adjoining 60 acres are
alai for sale. This prope, ty will be sold eeparate-
ly or together. Apply to SAMUEL or ANDREW
POLLOCK, on the farm, or by Mail to Zanies -
town P. 0. Bee
pARNI IN MeKILLOP FOR RALE.—For Sale,
Lot 29, coneessiou 2, Meltillop, contaitheg
102 acres ol whirl) 90 are cleared, free fora
stumps, undeniraitted, well fenced, elean and in
a high state of cultivation. There is a good
frame house aod large batik barn with stone
stabling underueath, and other ',necessary Out-
buildiegs. There 18 n large etehard of the
choicest fruit, and two neverfailing welts.
There are 60 eeres seeded to grass'. This farm is
'within two miles of Seaforth and a gravel. road
running past the place. It is one of the best, and
most productive farms in the toWnship and will
1-. sold reasonab'y, as the proprietor has pur-
chimed a larger farm elsewhete. Apply on the
premises or to Seaforth P. 0, WM, AIrCHESON.
86641
VARM FOR SALE.—For Sale Lot 3e, 'Con-
cession 10, end part of Lot 81, Con-
cession 11, McKean), eenteinieg 125 wares,
about 90 acres of which are eleartd, mostly free
from stamps, well fenced and, ebont 50 acres
seeded to grass. The wood land ie well timbered
with hardwood. There is a ooreforte.ble fre.nte
house and good frame barn, stabtes and sheds.
There is a good hearing =herd, also three never
failing wells It is within 7 miles of Seaforth
teed two from Winthrop, where there are ehttrehes,
stores, cheese factory, &e. There is a good gravel
road leading from the place. It will be eold
chenp and on easy terms. Apply en the premises
or te Winthrop P0. MRS. JOHN CUTHILL.
86641
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALEI—Being North
"IL half of Lot 24, on the 5th Conedssion of Moires,
containing 190 acres, eighty-fiv of which are
cleared, free from notdous weeds, iap4 capable of
being workd by machinery. T e p; operty is
well fenced with cedar, and contains a new frame
barn 40 x 60 feet, new frame shed 80x 59 feet,
a comfortable frame haree with /seven mow, a.
good roothouse and all other necessary outbuild-
ings. The premises are in excellent repair,
pleasantly situated and well watered, and are
'well Adapted for grain or stock. Large eumteer-
fallote, re:Inured and ready for seed. -Terries to
suit purehatrer. All further particulars will be
cheerfully given by the proprietor. JOHN T&Y-
LOR, Bruseels P. 0., Ont. „ 8680
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot
tee 34, concession 6, MeRillop, containing 100
acres, about 70 cleared and the balancewell
timbered with hard -wood and about 5 aerels of
first class cedar. The cleared land is free from
stumps, all un rer-drained, well fenced an4 ali
seeded togruss except 10 acres There Is good
spring ereek running through the place end no
waste or wet lend, a splendid orchard of the
choicest fruit, also a go .d, coretertithle, atone
house, alI nicely finitthed end e elf laid out, also
a good barn, sheds and stablee. Them is a Well
and cistern at the house The latent ie eleen ,and
nearly free from foul weeds. Is within °tie i1e
and a quarter of the prosperous Village of
burn, and within six miles of Seafortht T trus
easy; wi,1 be sold either with or without the eroe-
Apply ou the premises)or address Constance P.O.
WM. N. M eMICHAEL. 86541s
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE. --Ire order to -elms
the affairs of the estete of the late W, G.
Hingston, the executors offer the following very
valuable lands for sale. First—North half of
Lot 30, Conceseion 5, ,Township of Morris, Wu-
taining 90 acres. On this lot is erected a good
fratne barn with stone foundation, good orchard,
well and 'pump. Nearly all cleared, and i on
the gravel road oh sely adjoining the village of
Brussele. This farm 15 a valuable one, is 'well
fenced and in a good state of eultiva.tion. Seetned;
—Lot 4, Conctssion 5, tOwnship of Grey, cotenty
of Huron, containing 110 aeres, 19 acres cleared
and free of stumps, Mance well timbered With
part good hardwood, piee and cedar. ID is three
and a half miles from Brussets, and one Imite
from gravel roal. For prices and tertne
apply to altos. XrLLY,, Brueetes P. O., Hexer
JENNINGS, Vittoria Square P. O., or James
SMITH, Maple Lodge P. 0., MiddLeex County.
108
40,000 ACRES
of WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, for Rale,
along the line of the P. 11. & N. W. H. Rem
Sattilac and Huron Counties, Michigan.' Prices
from -4)6 per aernupwares. Good. water, Mae -kits,
soil, climate, eea. Free Guides and EXeursion
Rates to show the lands. Write for nets: and
full particulars to W. W. JONES, 20 Militery 24.,
Port Huron, Michigan, -general agent for Tennes-
see Lands e 868xI3
A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
The undereigned effete or sole lais Blacken -lithe
ing and Wegon-making establisennent in the Vil-
lage of Egmondville, together with the tools and
good -will of the business; also g considerable
stock of Iron and lumber,. There are two huge
shops, one for blacksrnithing and the ogler for
wood -working, 1 here are thrce fires in the
blacksmith /4 -top. 211s Is in the entre Of one of
the best sgrieuiteral districts it Canada. The
business has been established thirty years and a
good man 'with some capital ea mike money
fast. The best reasons given for sellieg. Apply
on the premises or address Egro ndville P. 0.
ROBERT FULTON. 848
SEAFORTH HORSE
ediORNER of Jervis and Goderie
1--/ door to the Presbyterian Ch
Ont. MI diseases of Horses, dal
of the domesticated animals, su
at the infirmary or elsewhere o
notice. Charges moderate.
Veterinary Surgeon. P. 8.—A
VeterinaryMedicines kept const
FIRMARY,
Streets, next
reh, Seafoethe
, sheep, or any
sfully treated
the shortest
. W. Emelt,
arge stock of
ly On hand.