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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-10-24, Page 3halm m _ real Brands, am at the• aock, Blain tile gest an breeds, E DOLLAR EY, extracted he markett dt Bows, %Rd meets hams are Saving been D.S,s, Cured ries always eotfane tre- a sure cure aud cora ;iehmakerk a Nothing !11 he made, ordinary phe move - September: :fluid a fine -anal see TER, 'AY YOU DRY, rAFaRT/i, of set recially for improved in, and feel the best in Rs rlight and MRS d will ins madee reeatting tisfaettort. repairing rist Mills; Machines, epaired on tele rate. -- Bridge est rate& cation, pieraents frill line S, AT LES. 0 it -,, England, epple Grove - tit a vices to ey will also re reeutring etn-da ES •S, for sate, n.Re 'eau. Prices en. reark!ts' Excel:emu r lists and ilitery St-, fOr Perm88xI3 • OCTOBEIt 2.1), 1884. ...••••••.„ Er Always a River to Dere.* always a river to cross; mates sn effort to make eneres auything good to win, itch prize, to take. Tender's the fruit we orave, lender the chserniUgseene Bee deep an wide, with a troubled tide, Is the wee, that lies between. tor the treasures of precious wnrth We roust patiently dig and dive; teethe pieces we- king to fill we must push and. struggle and strives Aye elweys and everywhere We'll find on our onntard course Thorns for the feet and. triols to meet And a difficult river to cross. Fet rougher the way tat we take The stouter the heart and the nerve;. The atones iu our path we break. Nor ere from out impulse swerve. For the glory we hope to win Onr Inborn we count no loss; sTis folly to I ause end murmur because Of the river ea have to Gross. Somedy to do and to dare Shontilewe in our places stand, etalfilling the Master s Fulfilling the soul's demand; For though as the mountain high The billows may war and toss Theft' not overwhelne if the Lords at the helm When the difficult river we cross. Gaieties. When a dock is wound up, it goes. When a firm is wound up it stops. —Wlay is a selfish friend like the let ter P ? Beeause, though he is the first pity, he is the last in help. —Tee present stele of ladies dresses is so complicated that, a guide -book is necessary to teach the owner where to find the pocket. —American home made pie now ap- pears on the bill of- fere in Loudon hotels. Perhaps thia is the cause of the gloomy attitude of the English towards Weigle lima:iris. —Storekeeper — Stockings, miss? Yes, miss. What number, miss, do you. --St Matter of feet young lady— "Wby, two, of course I Do you think re got 'a wooden leg." . —At breakfast. The new waiter ad- dresse& his mistress : " Will madame take hash?" ...No, thanks." • The The waiter, with most granions air in the world, •' Well, I will not iasist." —How funny things work around 1 Sin brought clothes into the world, and if it were not for- Sin_ nobody would go to-chianti:le for had it not been for sin there would be no clothes to show here. -- Do youditee that dog ?" asked the dirty faced man. " Well, sir, that ani- • mad saved my life once." " Did he?' replied Fomg. a Don't blame him. :He probably didn't khow any better." —.. How are you • getting „along?" asked an old judge of a young lawyer. "Very wen, thank you,"*. was the reply. "I got my first ease to -day." . a Indeed, and what was it ?" "A bookcase.'' —A little girl was visiting in the country, and for the find time witnees- ed the operation of milking. Watching the proceeding intently for a while, she inspected the cow Minutely, and then launched the poser : a Where do they put it in?" —" Waiter, didu't I tell you to give me a piece of melon off the ice?" "Yaaa, sah, you aid, sah." " Well, this piece is as warm as a tin roof. "Teas, sale. Dads 'cause hit's off de ice, sah. Dey's atlas wa' ii when dey's <off de ice. sah." Everybody must grow old, you knew, my dear madame," said physi- • • 1 ' THE HURON good ; theodesire inspires a right pur- pose. • - One of the most noble things a good person can do is to often allow a weak person to share their sympathy end society. The boy did not surprise his patron by telling him one day that he would like to go to school. He had been expecting it, and had formed his plans. Instead of sending him to an academy and pay- • ing his expenses there, he helped h m to obtain work, by which he paid his bilis. He took a special course neighboring academy, and as:Soon had completed it, annoanced th intended to be a la vyer. His f father, staggered at this rapid 14 tried to dissuade him from his pu as he thought him unfitted for professiona •But the boy with charactenisti termination, persisted. He entered a lawyer's office, ear little money, and after a year's weut West. He, who a few year was a witu boy, trying to break from all good influenceetis to -day the most successful lawyers in IV sota, and, better than that, a whose influence in society is elev Christian and helpful to others. • Is it not thus that Christ trim Me by leading us to love Him holy, and bringing a new purpose our new affection. Jonathan Edwards. own at a he t he stem ride, pose, that de- ed a tudy ago away ne of time - man ting, forms bo is out cf. The fame of Stookbridge rests largely -upon three great names, of whi the first is that of Jonathan Ed yards, writes a dorrespondeut to the Pit tiburg Dispatch. Here is the hnuse in which that wonderful preacher end philo opber used to pray and read and writ and fight hand to hand with the devil Here is the very table at which he s:t, and on it are ink stains from the ve -a old ink horn into which he so -often his pen. • Here is the very • chair in Edwards often sat ; perhaps th one in which he was seated w young man called on him to daughter's band in marriage. cau't have her," said the pr "But. I love her." " No matt can't have her. But she rev too." "1 say you can't had "But I am well off and can. her. "Yon can't have her, I te " Why not, Mr. Edwards ? ' Wh: you against me?" Nothing. "Wel why can't I have Emily r' " I think yon are a pretty decent s young man ; too good for her." " Mr. Edwards, what in the w you mean ?" She's got a wick per, and you would'nt be hap her." But I thoueht slae was tia.n ?" So she is, young mar) ; is. But before you have lived as I have you'll find out that ti -some people in this world t ipped which very hen a sk his Yon aeher. r; you le me ben" import I you." t have , ecituse rt of What d tem Twit ichris sp sh s.lou ere ar at.the jnore striking beside the bent: ted Sonth America, which runs olose .on that vast continentwith 6M, ioa lags behind with only 182, the settlements of And alasis, in itit ted ores owning 661. Dividing t e into languages there are 16,500 p in the English language. 7,350 in an, 8,8 0 in French,. and 1,600 in 6p sh. Th annual aggregate circulatiOn n the Uni ed, States is 3,000,000,000 a tn- Oar d with 2,260,000,000 in Great ri- tat and Ireland, giving the ted Sta es the position of being e ost nor oions devourers of newspaper re.- 'tur in the world. irquartstamo s Alter Pric hen alzao wa at the beginui of his career, and kno n only teethe few :wn ' chance upon his ant !site dies n the Pa is newspapers ha pou'e that on of. these sp eff sionle fell in the way of & a 1 sel r an was ubl'shed. he'b oksell r ad; or thou ha., fro lon experience, a • ide of hat w old take with th ian public. e folded the pap lai .it dow,n with an air of d sa ing as be di so I will offer that fellow 3,000. for a novel. I may have to pa. bu I'll try 3,0 0 to start with." grace of God may. get along wth bo you can't," . On another occasion a gracel •ss wa thought to have some sport at E eearde' expellee, and so-. he asked nine in th presence of a 'group of idlers: " Di Edwards, dosen't the Bible sa in on place to answer a fool accordin 1 to hi own folly ?" " Yes." "And dose 't it se somewhere e'se not to answerhi accord ing to his folly ?" " Yes." " W 11, the . _ . which are a e . to do ? How ar:yo eine to a lady who had evidently looked ans*er a fool? The way I'm goi - , .. upon the remark as a personal one, for answer you," roared the preac er, an she prothotly reohed : " Nut everybody, sivrine nu the log which ie car ied as - doetur i a great many of your patients will never grow ol.i." —A youug It arlingtoeian is drea.d fail- ly anxious over the result of the cam - paign. He and his girl have made the following agreement: a If Blaine is elected he is to marry the girl ; if Cleveland is elected, the girl is to marry him ; if neither of them get it, they are to reamy eaeb. other.° - —At a sewing circle all the women were talking, and some of the subjects got hopelessly confused. For tostaime, the subject cif crickets. and church choirs.. "1 never heard such !a horrid liaise as they made last Sunday," said one wo;man, referring to the choir. "Nor I, etither," said another, thinking she referred to the fall crickets," they say they make that noise with their hind legs." REAL ESTA.TE VARM FOR SALE.—For i4 n 2, East Wawanosh pertly will bo sold Ws su up an estate. It consist• land, about 145 am es clear ings and orchard. Fr pa W. FARRAN, Clintou P. 0 EXPO$IT01.. F'RsALE. FALL STOCK CO • AP sale, Lot 34, Conces- This desirable ro- Mt T, in order to 200 acres of c d; good farm tient re _apply t close nice end - 65 Pe r, ACRE FARM fi ALE.—North It If " lot 30, and nor.h half of north half I lot 31, concession 9, Mc Most of this 1' nd is seeded, and in excel cant ndition for me dow particulars ap y to Vinthrop P. 0. 19 tf or pasture For further ANDREW GOVENLOCK, ARM FOR, SALE,—Th 'IL sale his farm o 100 a cession 4, H. R. 8., T acres cleated, brick I hon$ (pollard, &o., well teetered cu tee:aloe. About 'three Seafortb. Terme, le:2,000 suit purchaser. JAMES villa P. 0. • subscriber offe s for res, being Lot 7 Con- ckersurith. Abo t 95 •, frame outbuil ings, aid in a good st le of nth s from the to vu of own, and balm e to ; E L IU IT, Een loud: 8 44f 80 .,v_. 14 OUSE FUR S t IE.— or sale that desirable leg 4-4- property on John Ste et, See'forth,nex door. Ok- • , to St. Thomas church pt rsonege, and n w oc- cupied by Mr. Soule. 1 -he o is good stone t ends - Lion, first-class cella e six ed; =toms, parlor, ining II he room and a good kitohen. Also a large woo thed, wd hard and soft water. a ne ate tile. and all other ,rie. necessaries ciamplete. fi or (tether partieulars '''' apply to the proprietor. ). R' SS, Ses.fortie. 830 and ion, atell el FOR SALE I. IfULLETT — North 4: part s id Lots 434 aud 5, Concession 13, con- taining 112 acres ; 140 act a e.o.m.(' ; the remain - II OS lief is good herdwoor bus . 8oil, elay loam, well s, log enient On in eS trti ext mornin to find Ban ac. His quest t o au obscur street in oue of and poores parts of the city. ned into t &dingy through sad to hiumel as he looked abo the bookseller 1 5 1331 le di 58 a st NV' w re 3 w5 ti • Ala indeed he mast be a ipi will offer him 2,000 . fra re." omewhat weary, thel bok gth found the house ; it we gy, and not '0,1 shall he crossed . Balzac li d his visil irs. " Alia! 1,00 s his. me ore, „wetered watt a neve fait rising tame g trot WA set on the premises. Louse aud a good y .fted 1 to churches and soh hitiafrom Blyth and 10 old_ I particulars apply to • ou the South pert § borough P.O. ho -VARMS FOR SA -Is scriber offers t. . ian ; 20, 1st concession —n0 luu ue es each, abo it a Good frame house o on barns' and usual ot. thin at rentedor Hold en b oc, ]eh, sold purchaser msy pa the. babe ce can imai lye muwamt. so 1 puir DING L'e1 S Ft R SALE. --The oor, 'sigend has a umb kety ing Slots for eel elm I a. qua. ter of an awe el el and con% eeieet to the b Bat farmers, or others dettiri ug spriug creek barn and stabl rchard It is con' nd is situated 4 mites Clinton. For further 1 ER CUNNINGHAM, lots, or to Loudes- 799 .,E 0 TO .RENT.—T r salt or to rent, lots Tu kersreith, cense; Wile - west of $ farm, with o 'lugs on both. ut iuit separat one-third do w on mortgage: • W 73 under - r of very eligibl build - p. Tbese lots cuutain , are pleasantly tituated si: ass p trt of thevi11age, village, the residences of, tetired- er a pleasaet and quiet too clean. ay 1,500," was hi he threiludd. ved on the four or climbed the francs ; not a so tad deterptinati en be stem ed into the sheds d saw a young man dipping 11 iuto-a gi st one tent s the offer d for thi e ma,auscr and °onside ange. r e sub - 9 and ing of dortb. chards, Vill be ly. If and ss of water, 300 the sum first ii that sprang to - amount he pt of what wa .ed. ---a masterpie enn Zeal The Lond mut of fruit hich may ho would li tying- in th urseries ar (.r acres iu ood sized,) ud to the 'm town of Wellington.. In the or gardens, the ferias, and a elsewheve, a from 100 to 1 rivate gar plu y the saw roublesome aced ;' and lid Fruit G f extent (whieh rid there is said rket gardens ar cinerarias, erica riculas are rarely d it is not unnen 50 varieties of th ens. The anpl s and grapes are diseases sable elsewhere, most he peach trees h hing much lke the yellows, be descripti be tecogni hat all the ill be deati 0 aud are well atiapt0 for AT PLETE ames McLoughlin's, 1 Seaforth. Piles of New Goods pened out, nd che ever. Every one invitecl to inspect the prices before making their purchases.' MISS .MONTGOMERY filled Show Room of all Millinery and Miantles. Mena p ace of rundeues. De 1.EL CLeltK, kIgmond- etig y Ville. .. b77-tf ancS, -*T- reat:tun PUOKERS,1I ell FOR SAL ed .—Con - d -1 •ni , r , hong 100 acres, clog Lot 11, in the 4th itns, on:cue:eon, H. R. S., Tt ckeremith, ail cleared aud iived in a .'ood state of 'etiltition. There are on the prentises 2 good f ame after- barn aud beak' barn. 'Ex- in springs, cent mien oreard. Sid feria is milts from Seafoi lb a. Egmondville on the Kis ng. PosseisitoL at on or to JOHN MGM JURA 50- ad, Imam IN TUCKERS. ose Sale, the No 1,h ha Tockeremith, ceetItin in are are el °axed, free trona s IVO The farm is well fenced e to -and large f rate.. bai lied well and force pump. Seaforth, and tee rot "0 r.vell-lo. Appl3 to the Head Hotel, Ter nto. ntal G-arden gives mulenre in New be interesting ie to know what t far off count the 11 Plantation Philosophy. De whitest shirt am sometime e got 1 de blackest way. De ptiesen wid er foul motif is er pUSSOn wid er foul min.' De gronu' Reef is milk where de emartweed grows. Er soft voice ain't alluz de sign o'er tender soul. Da wild cat hab a mighty pitiful cry, hot, good Lewd, he's rank pizen. I never seed a puss= so ignorant dat he couldn't pick out flaw -8 an find fault. Er c' ontliel` nigger can say diet de President am er fool. Ef de aberage man had as much 'sire to tell fie truth ez he has ter tell er he, truth would become so plentiful and lies so scarce did de newness ob a lie would outshine de virtne o' de truth. Honesty may run far er long time in er family, but it sometimes runs out. De wrist thief 1 eber seed wuz de son o' er hones' fadder an' plodder. It ain't right ter raise er chile ter beliebe dal he's boon' ter be hones' jos' 'ca,use his ladder was.Honesty wid er man is like pacing tdid er hoes. It may tun in de faintly but de right sort cd trainin' helps it mightily.—Arkansaw- Taveler. walking stick so truculently t discomfited scoffer only Bayed from being cracked by a most tate flight. ti Mr.Edwards," another dari asked one day; "the Bible s the keys of hell. Do you suppc se the at th is pat precip g wi eaka really are such things ?" " Yes. are they ?" In the locks of t of bell." "What do they lea stiekipg in the locks for?" souls as small as yours from out through the keybole." In a neighboring village in time a similarly grid' divine, during a revival season came a scamp and practised backed sanctimonious snivel saying I realize that I am indeed the sinnes." 4' Glad to hear it, tro bore realized it long ago." I want salvation." a Guesa it about as much as any one." feel," continued the hypocritic "that I am willing to do anyt requires me. I would willing] damned for His glory." " the preacher, "1 do not thin any one that knows you who w the slightest objections to the. A New Desire and Purpose. A man who is upright in heart ofteni finde it hard to maintain uprightness in life. Twerity years ago, a gentleman' visited the lida,ssaehusetts • Reform School, aud selected ar boy to take into his family. The one chosen was a wild wiry fellow, who had been sent there from the Boston street. He quietl accompanied the gentleman, until they arrived in Beaton. While on the way to a depot, lids old impulte to evil reurn ed, aud he suddenly darted from the gentlinatnsmide and ran up a side street full of tendrnent holismthe abode of crime and disipation. The gentlerame being fleet of foot, soon collared the boy mid furced him to walk to the cars. ITapromisiug as WWI the beginning of the effort to make a good man of a bad boy, the gentleman determined to per severe. After s, fow weeks, hin kindness wee the boy's heart. Love for a good man took the prlace of his evil deaires. The eX ptlisiVe and impulsive power of new affection caused him to slough off, his wild influences mad gave him a flew purpose. Then he began to show him self tractable, obliging, steady, and gifted. with unusual force of will. The love of a good person IS ft trans- forming power. it ereates a desire for • Canals.' The Imperial Canal c4 Chi 1000 miles long. In the yea completed the greatest unde the kind in Earopeahe canal doe, Canal du Midi, to co Atlantic with the Mediterr length is 148 miles, it has 100 locks. aud about 50 aque ha its highest part it is no les feet above the sea; it is ma vessels of upward of 100 largest ship canal in Europe North Holla-nd Canal; oo & Oft "Whin e do.o e the 'o ke rawli welling houses, ;1 email There aro two never f ail- ly sat:L46d, and a good ted one and a half 1 adjoining the village of pen Gravel road. Toms es Apply on the pro mi -es ,Egteonclville. 87741 ceo- (eimma FA.R FOR lled OF HURO. .—lie find ,Concession of f,he 1 taining 152 tiniest 120 Tito t e, leis fent a 1.1 8 10 and under cultaV ears, eked -. a ith men oa. foi table log how gnort water, w1 SO ' nithiu 1..Wo at 1 intro- ilistounoeijo.1 tAlirphyestofaisA tn il ome- promiEes, or to 41YLE ough n is too iudistine ion certain. It each trees in ti ved by the dis clward o who otorio er, wi Doct r, chief of ✓ neigh - feel that on need " And I lpatient, ing Grid y even be ell," said thend is • uld have 11, a is =over 1681 was taking of f Langne- nect the nean ; jtl ore than acts, and than 000 igable for ons. The the great pleted in 1825. It is 124 feet wide at the water surface, 31 feet wide at the b arena and has a depth of 20 feet; it ex ends from Amsterdam to the Helder, 51 reifies. The Caledonian Canal, in So tland, has a total length of 60 miles, i eluding 3 nt laites. The Suez_ Canal is 80 iles lotig, of which 66 miles re ac nal canal. The Erie Canal is - 54 miles loug ; the Obio Canal, Cl veland to Portsmouth, 332; the Miam and Erie, Cincinnati to Toledo, 291; t e Wabash and Erie, Evansville to the Ohio line, 374. The Suez Canal is 26 f et 4 indhes deep, 72 feet 5 inches wide t botom, 320 feet wide at water made ; length a little short of 100 Miles.- T e idanama Ca.ual is to be 451 miles in 1 ngth. . , Some Newspaper F gureci. • re iuformed that all such h lents will g ow there 58 wil a this, So th of England Spain, An Old co boot blackin depot at Col bright-looki likes to talk " Well, p tomers a fe Blaine, aiu' It is astonishihg to contemplate th euormous nnmiter of people'. the wort to whom a pectspaper mus be as aar as a diamond. Recently publiShe statistics show that while t e circinle Con of newspapers thromhout th- world aggregates the enema us nun:the of 10,000,000,000, it only a eragesi si and a half copies a year to ach inhabi taut of the globe. This is as umingtha only one paper goes to each purchaser but since it is no uncommo thing fo one man t buy several, the propottio of those who never buy one considerl ably increased.. Europe p blishes 19, 537, while' that wonderful B tion a th world olassed as a North Americ"' follows' with 12,400. The w tole of Asia can only show 775 a c.ntrast th Train Talk. ored man plies h at a, stand in t mbus. He iso g old chaps that to. p," inquired one days ago, you?" Dunuo 'bout that, sah. fo' ?" I Oh, I'm the week." ` 80'M I, My two s Ciao land, ut 1'11 bring 'em fix 'em. Nevelt yo' fetth." The customer was well plea with the old m n's work and h and gave him quarter. "Did I be r you sayiyou Cleveland ?d i quired the Le mer. " G'way. hat's an ole ma got to do With politics ?" "Well, ydn ught to vt;te f landr Blaine' a fraud. W he go to tbe ar ?" "us' what I was tenni' d gemtnan. My two sons an in-law's fp' B1 ine, but I'm ta ova --I'll fete 'em. No Blain sah.' T e Democ at was so wed' that he, too, dropped a quarte li R Y is on and IA e noveltiesof the heap ! Cheap! is GroCerieS fresh, good and cheap.A liih tit.f of that celebrated 25c Tea !still ror sale. Ince /or good Butter and Eggs. , ! • 1 • . ! i 1 ! • J. McLOUGHLIN, Whitney's 31ock, S ilITH FOR SALE.—Foi U of Lot 6, Cobeession 6, ,4 50 acres, 45 f which temps, and unclad raioeds . There ho a leg house on stone foundation. good It is within 4 miles of ele leading from it are all .118. E. BURKE, Bul s 8 9-4 11 SALE IN THE COUN1 g Lot No. 14, in the 13th ow melt) of liullett, con -tee off whie.h are cleared the &home is timbered is on the premises a eeni- e frame bare as.d st ns, -el, fine orchted, and is if utiles of Blat. This in the bsst Township ie ominev soute, on the YOUNG, Myth., 880 if ake rname:se lon. 8 fixed --! offers for &le hi teny ; meat and dwe ling, si • ' Klippen, together w ti W 0 the husines. 11e hop ard y ing an excelleut paiut •ceed and of stime size. TI in arraned, ceno sine g woodelled mid a nevei bas been eetebiished 1 --- it has steadily Mere:, ° d e of fireit)a.csbnolieilligliftlf..1:S:ir;ete),s111E.I:."11.°111 nem to wm ieait aimei I f those a Blaine man ev boas. Blaine a ns an' my 8011-1 per 4han oods and h a well eason in ie order. • ed quan- .11ighest eaforth. LE: — The nedersigned cairiage ins king esthlish- utd in the village of tin too s and goed ill Of is .0feet Iy 22 et, contain s be p, 1., thee lane ered 3 dwelling is comfortably 7 roorus, oesides kitcheo, faili. g we 1. The business yours, dui h g which time ed. This is a splendid ;Ares to do a safe and pro- ealth is tbe sole and ouly r f art her pee Cculrs,appy , Kiepen P. 0. 87541 body ..Aagaigg.A.-- • C e for ' yo' ay in 0 old tnan's lean Tim next c iet. , After le &talky was for his boasts as with.his sons ward was 12 The fourth bappened to taiaing this h cauioa, the o People's part story about "See her claimed a by the conversatop, what d by talking li e this? You ash,arned of y urself." ou min', bos t he's about I shines to' a sterner was a ... ruing this St. John, and o what, he wa and sdn-in-1 ents. man to occu O for Buler. his usual no d sinner cam and r peate la his so s an you black tender who h Nevah son knOw wh easy On &Lt. Chicago Her The Cat sh too big a boy named •, was fishing catfish.. He • nd after strut ed and start boy went o ding ou to t be Mississip lead. ;As th ill Boma of t nd went to h as till hOl to the line w ptured. Th wands s,nd unds nine o rated that a c ore than twic Falls News. Last week in Rock Fall and hooked to pull it ia, the fish tur etreara. Th headfirst, ho started for catfish in th the paper saw the boy boat. He and hooked which they c eighty-five thirty-five p it is del:OMB away with of boy.—Ro : - Man, s fo' both cads,' are for t custo- like me r Cleve - y didn't t odder TY Bon- ing 'era in mine, pleased into the hibition• the old aloud in ing to do His rel he chair Or maim inmittal t for the a flexible n Cal," ex- verbearcl u mean bt to be is hyah yo' min' d.oes."— esdiving the dam s unable g awhile own the the dam pole, and iver, the mnt past workmen r acne in a the pole, e catfish, weighed catfish s. Thus h can get his weight op— ROYAL MA L STEAMSHIPS. A. STRONG, Seaforth, Agent. GREAT REDIMTIoN IN PASSAGE RATES, The M. A. Cabin(gtes from te bec to Liverpool and Lon- donderry, $00 ; $ 0 a id $0. Return, $110 ; $135 and $150. Intermed a e trent Quebee to Liver- pool, Londonderry aid Glasg ev, $35.0O; Return, $70.00. Steerage— ueb c to Liverpool, Derry, Glasgow, ,Loneion, nelfat. Quern:stolen, Bristol and Cardiff, $.13. F .m Liverp ol, Qiieenstown, Londonderry, 13elfas on, ristel or Oatdiff to Quebec, $13: 0 Key Note Sound HEAP G40CERIES AT CHARLES WOR d. H'S, IZOC=Z., S_A_T"' so RE1 AIL. TEAS WHOLESALE AND just arrived another large consignment of those celebrated Mbyune Young Hyspn, Ping Quey Young Hyson, Congous, Pa an Pekoe, Japan Dust, Gun owders 511 nautities of Our excellent Teai at small otion to the public. t to guarantee our teas to ha ae fine fleet° purchasiog br not, buyers are respectf S uchongs, Japans, .[a a e still moving ltrge giving universal s tisf We make it a poi n4 qualities. Wheth call and examine lour ock of Teas and prices. - Now is the s asonsfor SUGARS, aud we keep a full line fro gtade to the best n th0 market. We handle nothing but pure S We have ext a velie in Demijehn French Vinogare and Vinegars.. .„. We have alst a ccemplete stock jof General Groceries, and th on getting the be t vanoe io the ma ket. Money Loaned d Real Eastate Bought and S ld as Usual. INS RANCE. I represent severe of the best Insurance Com- panies in the world. ta"Office-enlarke 862 Street, Seaforth, A. STRONG. FARMERS' Loq- N Jaz GO.; BANKR & BROKERS, SEAFORTH - - OIT. AhKING HOUSE. Offic---Fi st boor NORTH of Comrner ial Hotel. Notes disco nted, and ft, general 11 banking busine s done. Remittances to and collections made Business do e through Balk of Mon- treal. A limited a oant of naoney received on deposit. Money to lo n on real estate at best rates. We have done a god business ince starting hem, and are and appreciate the coafidence and patronage of the corninunitt tie past patrona e, amd asking a co tinuance of the ame, I am, M. A1 CHARLESW 3 mnaemmdfdeiee - 'REAL ESTATE 1?ORSLLE.1 H OUSE FOR SALE OR. TO ENTe-For sale or to rent, a dwelling hotiL se sad lot, s uth of the railway treek, seljeining the torn of Seaforth; There is thiee querteis of en are of land, all well fenes .d; also a geed orehard en it. 1 he house is commodious and comiortable, with a good c llar and evoodeeed ; also bald and soft p.PlAY ) ed. IRS. 55 water conveni?ut. Will be 'sold ch on the prem sea to the nradersitin W. T. AIKEN VARM FOR ALE —The eubscriber ffeis for 4- sale, his farm of 10 acre., b ing Lot 13, Concession 5, McKillop, aboet 5 miles from Sea- fot th, and °lilt half a mile from Bo chewood post office and store good gravel road pss es the dor. Ab 114 80 acres cleared, remaindergo o hardeood bush. Good freme house, stab e, beat, and usual outbunditgs; spring meek hi ough the centre of the farm. Go d be oing rcha el and land under fair mil ivatiou. Will be sold lilies% and on reasonable terms. 'WILLI M 11DY, Becehwood P. 0. . 8 5-tf FABm IN TM FOR SALE —The south 60 acres a lot 20. emces:don 13., 45 aorta of which are clared, free from stumps and well under drained. No better and in the cuety. Is situated a: out hell wi1y tetwecn . eaforth and Brussels. It le well rented. 1 here i a lo home and a good f:ame barn arid frtun stable and shed aud a kood orchard planted with „apple, ph., pear aud cherry tries in geed earine erder. It ‚15 000 and a =prter miles east fro I e bury. Apply to ROBleRT MeMILLAN, 1 ot 33 Coro cess.on 3, MeKillop, or to Boxl€5, Sa1ort1 P. 0. I-834 . , eas, censisting kling Congous, ASH/Inas. We argins, and are and pod draw- lly requested to FARM 1'OE SALE.—Noirth half Of let '9 „4 era . c•sion `1, Mot ris, ;containing 100 acr, Which ale el sired and M arly free rem ilturnps. 1 le le ere ou the pit;11e4e5 a gotei h g hoe and f ante seible two never Wiling well and an ex- cellent o el, trd of an ost two andred fruit trees, alt be .1ing, 11e fatni is ,conyti nently sheeted, being oly:Atte1and a hal enilee from Brussels ant hire •eit flelA Seaftn h got f De- ther pat tieueue app y:t7 F. S. SO' 1:1 ', lei. taese4e111, or tosidellAbD LEL8 Li.dsa. ..i7A-B,--A1 Iisi '1UL KEittele I rn FoR . For bal, lot 2, eincessi ,it 3, 1.-11..A. 'rock- • ersmith,eontaiLit g I00 One, b5 ,'1 wleeh axe elvartd •'th6 i ennui, der is bai dw o bush. 1 here is a good Wick house and 'frame .outeniblings. Thole is a spleedel enchad aue pi nt. e Of water. It is conetenent to Sobool and churdh. Itlis with- in five milet, al of rib and sx os Clint ,n, with good greed roads leading to both pettes. Fax further pal-tient:us et ply 41 the IS; ennette or to Seaforth P.-0. ROBERT eieVE Len 851 WARM IN TUCKEReMITHFnt SA.1E.—Fbr Sale, chesp, the eleCatliey fain, 013 ithe Mill Road, 1 uckersanth, containing .15 acres, about 65 of entice are clee teen unerdrained, wtil feeced and 111 11 fi,st class- eta e of cultivatien. The .. balance is; splendid pa. tare led.- here is Inick le uee atel uew bat: I barn w'h ste e stab- ling .underee itb, else a geod thelo rd an 1 plenty of water, and is within belt a . mii . ef 4 school: This farm is I enntitutly eituated end s within two.miles of tbe villegeof-Brucetien end - onr miles nom .Sedratte end wilt he et. d deep RS the pro- prietor hae gone to Kansas :wily to AsTRONG,_ Land Agent, Seaterte, or to et M. SCOT ',Bruce - fie d. 89of VARM FOR SALE,---sPor sale, • he euet hall of :- lot 7,; concession 12. Isullett toxin klieg 50 acres, abut 40 te which a e •cleat 4, w)1 fenced, free train ettenps _and hi a high et .te o cultiva- tio. noelsif. good .futme br/ , two ,orcharde, and a nee r failing spling meek Y. 00h134 through the place. ; Is • e, it bin e quarter ti, a nilin -of a sehool and ie couveeieut to mark .tv, .n.c., A good gravel roe a luneMg past the plac . Fee further partM14st s' address Hai leek P. 1 , . or !apply on lot 6, coetessien 1, Hulett. THOS. AMOS Proprieto. 861 . - - -WARM FOR SeLe , nontaieit g Itin acres, bo- 2-- ing cOn•posed -of weit half ci Lot" 13, iu the fish •conceesiou, and we- t half f Lot 11, ie the 5th cotateSsion of Hullett ; 50 eres ceated and ie geed slate of cuervetates ; b lance well tun- bereciNvith pivie, Oleic i‘Sli, fine ' ceuar. Ulm le a frame 'house, ersme hern tine atalles; good well 'and nrcherd ; isitu t..=1 let miles Its'm the Til- lage of •Kinbare, 7 frone Clinton, and 8 trout Sea - teeth. Pesstssion. give* to . do 1 11 work; terms es easy. Appy on the prentee 5, ur addines to on- stanee P. v. MRS. 0. PETRIE. 1 137,6 the cheapest gars. rystal Pickling pablic can rely in good spirits, . Thankful fur espectfully, RTH. S. C. M'CUC P. S.—S. ,G. to Convey anci lending money and selling far SEAFORTH Having my class running announcing to that with mil proved machi prepared to tu the shortest n to see all m many Lew one on hand to tra A. EY, WM. LOGAN. McCaughey will attend g in all •its btanches,1 on real estate, buying s, houses, Lec. WOOLLEN MILLS.; ew mills now in first-! rder, I have pleasure in, y customers and.frietida rged.prenaises and ina ery, I am better than ever n out_ firstmlass work Ou tice, and. will be pleased old customers and as . .A. large stook of goods e with as usual. URRAI-1 And so VANEGMOND. PURE DRU FOR THE SCOT ioTORY IS SUR ACT the Medical Hall sure to give satisfaction in Gg CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES. I 1 Duncan's pizootic and &rttier,. Powders lav' no equal, and don't yon M forget it. The edical Hollis the place to secure good value for your money. Duncan's Extract of Red Clover, as a blood. purifier, cannot be surpassed by any others. sDuncaa's Cough Syrup is a blessing to mankind; a cough cannot stay where it is kep ; every house sheuld secure a bottle, and have it at hand. in case of Coughs or C Ids. C. DUNCAN, SUCCESSOR TO E. 'HICKSON dc CO. Next Door to Duncan & Dancan's Dry Goods Stoe, Main Street, Seaforth. ALWAYS IN THE FRQNT RANK. RyBE The P WILLIS, ople's Stioeraaker, Seafu rth, Ont., Is daily receiving Ioots and. Shoes of all material made. I always buy from the eyes open for BAR AlNS, and give my POSITIV1-Y ATALUABLE FAlt el PROPERTY Ft" It SALE. --1 he subscriber . ffess fi r 'tale, hi ferm of 100 times b Mg Lot le, Coeceesion 1.. Stanley, tem, 9 i Atte• cleat el ted 1. et lioi4 stumps. 1 Teerele n the premiees a stone 'no it -e, Irani° an cbuili1 gs sent got (.1 en-hant, Well w tertd and iu peed s lite of exhivlion. cherch a 1 setiool adjeinieg thee set I let. It is s t Med 6 mites froth 1Sat field, 6 from Zueieh, 7 fr= at Kippen, nee 31 'rpm Varies. lense, $1,000 dome), and the bill:rive i b suit ptiechaner. Po -session given let dey ot M reb, 188e. .Apls te WILLIAM HARD - WICK, Bayfied P. in , 875 26 palm 3 TUCKER83II r a FOR SALE.—For - 4: site Lot 12, Connces,h,L 2,11. 11.8.., Tucker - smith, centaining • 115 arree, of whieh 90 are mewled sine in a high State of cultivation,. The land is well ui do reran on well fenced and. there are spit dia hems end t ther outbentliegs. There i8 a good order& a in ver failing spring creek running through the eentre and :mother passing throneh pne eerier of tee fain, bed Lot a foot of wasteland. It is one t,f the bet t drain groW- big fal-Jos in the Ceunty, and is als4 good fax stock, i, et sheet. 4 within MO ilailes of the in flourishi g Tillage of He salt, and an equal dis- tance I tan Kippen. For further particulars, apply t 111011aEL HEFFERNAN) Seaforth, 875-11 VARM FOR SALE. ---1!r Sale, part of Lets 11 2: aud 12, Ceneeesioti 18, toweseip of Grey con- tainieg rai .0 es, 70 i 1 wh ch are ch artr, free from eteimps aud to a go. d stele of cultivttion, It is all wel nate) drsieed eed .epe.d. There are on thepreibises a good leg house and Muni also a large bear ng orcharc awl a good vital It is situ- ated twp ano a ha f mr:es horn the swage of , Walton, 7 from Bralsend 12 Iron Seaforth, with gee d In awl reads Jea ding to etch phaco. St hooie sea 0111111i B 0 neeeient. or further particulars *pity en tht• Premiss or to Walton P. 0. MRS. A. Mc MLLAN. 87041 VAR14 FOR SAL,—Lot 20, Concession 12, -2: Teen; ship of GJ(3, containing 102 -acres, 60 ae. en 4eated and in 4 g, cd stase f cultivaiion ; the balance is we 1 timbered. These is on the premises a good Trame heuse, log barn and frame stables also a 'ged beating orchard It is miles ft•drn e thel Station en the Great Western Railwate one utile Leen the village of Cranbrook and ei ritiles from Brussels. For t trme aed fit. titer pantie -Wars apply to VALENTINE .FOERSTER, Crenbroi It P. 0 ,Ont. I 877-16 kinde, of the latest B3yie8 and very best very beet naanufact rers, and keep my customers the benefi . NO SHODDY KEPT oN HAND. CUSTOM WORK Is rushing, but theLe is alwaysdoom for more, so come rigbt along and leave your order, and i you don't get satisfaction you, need not °me again. I have six of the hest wo kmen in the country, and personally superintend this branch of my business, and. can guarantee satisfaction. Come and see ray stock and be convinced 1 hell the trut . It won't cost you FARM FOR SALP.-eA rare chance. Being ahont to tetire teem fei min g, the proprietor offersi is lam for sale cheap. ' lt is i fituated in . th to eiship of Turn ter yeelj emit:it:the town plot of Wi gb um , and coetains 00 res,70 scree cLae4 anis in a good etate e cultivatton ; three acres :er tied be hence her. weed. 1 1 here is a bat, ba n 5-x0) on t e PI lalif03, also a goo4 bef.riig (easer/3, erd the ,lace is well vitae' d. Terms cagy. App y to 3 . FLEUTY, et the Advence (Ate, Wiegee.. 87741_ r • anything. ROBERT WILLIS, SEAFORTH. FIN TIAINBERRY eale, south half of Lot 2 berry, contaieing 154 acres, are clr axed., and the balauce bush bed putt swamp. Tito FOR BALE„—For Com; sfion 2,Turn- about 70 -of whit') vdll trsered, part leaTe land iS well cultivation. log house. d of choice iati seven and. and a half quarter of a r particulate, ,nALMER, b7/3-tf uuderdrained, and iu ng. od tate There is a good freme ban, aro There is a splendid beerng orche iuitt.; It is situated melte g v1 r a halt miles fr, m Bussels, a d -tes 031105 from Wroxetir, and wi hies mile of Schoolhonee. For 'u-th appleeon the premiees, ler to SLtWA Wroxeter P 0. 1.4'211411 FOB. SSLE,—Beit g 1- concession 2, fowashie 50 tides, 45 eeareS, well dras state of cultivatien, Out hon t.e with frame ,90,21i k ion. put, in fall wheatand do fell 2 miles frrn td het Kipper, o mile b om school; ceevtnot: t is a fine farm) awl ,ee bs reatemable Lerma. -For tom ti. 111518 euquo 0 on tbe er S PHILIFS, Allis 00 P. 0. Two GOOD FARMS IN t's The t xecutots = ffer for stile, in order tO close tilt of the late Andr1W it% eeSSif013 8; Township of tehr north half of Lot 25, of B t , containing - ed ajid in a good uild ge g torn Log 13,ess1on given to plowng. 811 nattd Ifen tel. one half to e erchs„ I bis 32d heap and. on further par- r attires , B. 572 - _- - HOItNE FOR SALE le !,:lowing lands - effaire of the eetale I:Ina-I-Lot 30e Con- ine. coutainitig 11:0 luted and m e good acrett Hi acres el small, wvil etatd of cultivation. Thule In e H x a•rtts , 1ot-chat-El of tee ch kest textile awl te,o1 never Lining spriti,.8. The propoity eo aii s la Comfortable brick houe. Set:oral—Let 31, Concession 3, Township of Usborl•e,e()Ltall 111;.; 1; Jaen s•5 litres ed, wed uutiendrah ed, and in a Welt state cd orehare of four two barns, stables, ool oo '-'PP site loeS re towns of I. xeter and Vermeil. These fie me tedium each other, and will he sad together Ol separately. Tenni( of payment easy.. F -or parti4nIlaTa applyto JOHN McQUEEN, executor, Luro ey P. 0. or B. V EinsIOTT, Solicitor, EXeten P.O. 873-18 08 of c acre driv It is ltivetion. Thsre is a gt ,a laree hriek hoese, mg shed, all freme. Set about Once milts to t • • • -~..-. ~_ -