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THE HURON EXPOSIT R.
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in another "we
begin- work in
'You and
k or so s le will have to
earliest.' 1 .
larth neN-er care for me: to
ge over to Kvldale,”- began "Cali!
little Crassly; , Tit Langeey stopped
rather hurri. dly, She was a t
moved from ter ordinury compost
hk.r face looked more we tn. and anx
than usual; a nervous' lush glowed
.1110r thin cheeks. '
My dear, you never believe in (
trade's ill health. - I ain sadly troul
about her, and so is Garth."
" I have small sympathy for pec
who- are always calling 'wolf, ". rep
Cath3•, taking up her wOrk again.
believe Gertrude's temper is most
fault."
"Then we will not argue about
returned her sister, with -a little $ h.
She was very patient, but Cathy's m od
evidently jarred an -her. -Oithy th w
down her work !again ithj such in pa-
:tience that her needle- b -oke as 1 er
sister left the room.. . .
"-Why will she give ih t that
man's whim -s as she does ? can't im
stand it. Gertrude mak s a 'per
, - slave of her when she go s there,
ctually Langley seems to ike it.
is alWays go-ing over th -e now e
• i...the comes back tired out arid fit
nothing." 4
" Do you know, I think it V
Langley dreadfully when yoi deprec
Mrs. Chester ? 1. baye no*: d it n
-e-
than once,' observed Quo nie in
shrewd way.
" I know it does, and my wrete
• - temper Makes Me do it 4 the_m
• but Lane -ley is such a patie It old c
that I hate to see her domi leered
and 'victimized by a W011ic n like
trude. When I see her witl that
rried Iook in her face I an4 always
times more bitter ; and th n :1 al
fond of Harry, and liarlsmeke won't
so delicious this weather, and 1 ol,
, ,,,
- -whs. cross„, continued Cathy; with
frankness that made her so love&
" but of course you insist go to pl.
them, and Emmie and I Will spend
With Miss Cosie
•
. „... .
Queenie3v-as thankful that the ma
was so amicably settled; limit since her
1 friend was 'hot to join in. her plea urea
she would not dwell on herOwn. an ici-
pations-, delightful as they Were : Ibu - in
her heart she thought h good it vas
of Mr. Clayton to h 1
little trip. Stnee that t
• ' ite-quarry Ms manner 1
- - changedto her ; alwartkii
it was now tinged. with strc
A - pleasant cordiality ma
tel ; he was alwa
for her comfort and plea
sciousiy, meme was begt
pend ;for Much - of her
I pinesseapon this friendship
Clayton.. " It is almost as
!er
;
US
in
ed
le
cdo
'1
in
- -
e
1
,et
nd
he
flI
or
es
Lte
er
e ;
ar
rer
r-
r -
en
So
be
I
he
ase
the
ter.
w
ide her int mu.
in the g an
insena bly
d and gentle,
er interest.
ed their in -
thoughtful
e. Un4on-
i to Ide-
tvsent • hap-
ith Garth
ood hav-
ing a brother of my own," le said once
to Cathy. Queenie's hard-working life,
with its stern, morbid realities, had left
her scant leisure for the ordinary dreams
_ girlhood. „She had never mapped out
any bright future for hers•lf ;' possible
he -sad n
hose things
said to ter-
strongrin
to lean upon, other -her -en ad fatl ers
and brot4rs or husbands to work for
them and shield then). in the batti • of
; she had to work for herself -and her
helpless little sister, that was all." tad
so she took up - her burden ly,
neither repining that such things re,
icor wasting her best energie Withfriit-
ue
thy
1
anothe ,coat of paint n. 1 hardly
knew the plae. -We shall be losin
you in. another
far Q teethe 1
to bur en her
sence
• She
()uric
s ite o
hurcl
• so dul
ortnight, 1 afraid ;'
ad obstinately refused
friends with • their ipre-:
day longer than was necessary,
r ed to look pleased at Allis an -
I erseat the thought of leaving
.te
n a ; but a pang crossed hel' in
-Stile 1 -Louse. The cottage scenic(
b, - co4arisbn. Trit,e, she shOuk.
ften ,ec them, and Cathy would be is
n(1 o
ger
asa
akin
t ieir 1
1
t perpetually ;. but she would no
be his guest,- sharing in tho.
t every -day life of the cannily,
T onel in their plans, a party to
ttle jokes and 'pleasantries. "It
Ling
aye
her
she
i
tin e for meto uo ; I am ge
spoilei among you 'all°. I feel I 1
een i le long enough," she said to
f lend :afterwards, ba somehow
s'ghed as' She said it.
T� Be Continyed.)
. •
he Rainbow : A Song.
[For the ExpOsitor.1
, They s: y there is gold where thesrainbow -ests,
' And ften I ran for to find it;
But th meadows, were gay, and the flowers on
n yway
a
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IoVers had not stolen. across
lerin of her thoughts. ."
were not, for her," she had
self. "Other women had a
less regrets for impossibiliti s. No v,
, sentimentalities preyed on barbel
et , young nature ; no bitternes for het
less youth marred her sweet setenity.
" Everything will be mate up to us
- there, I am sure af it," she mild say to
herself, With tender, old -fa hioned wis-
dam. " One day I shall get okl, and,
not care so attach about these things ;
perhaps Emmie will marry, and I shall
be Amt Queenie, and take care of her
and her children."
And so, with the courage of per
innocencee and `with a 'simplicity
was perfectly free' from solf-consei
ness, Queenie gave herself tip to the
light of this new friendship. There
. no one to warn her o•f ,dai7ger; no it
bid the -brave young heart shield i
with greater reserve and prudence
question her as to the meaning of
strange happiness that, seemed to
her whole being with brightness.
.Every one is so good to me, ai
alit so happy," she said, almost (lc ily.
When alone, her- thoughts were a er-
petnal thanksgiving. An insen 'ble
change had passed over her thou flits
with respect to Garth ; she was less
-ac-
be-
as
eep
he
his
behests as ever Langley or Cathy Were.
If his want of ambition', his perfect con-
tenif.lcith himself and his surroundings,
sometimes surprised her, she began to
credit hint with greatness of mind; or,
if she were toe shrewd for that, she
• owned to herself that even his very
faults -were more loveable than other
ect
hat
de -
vas
to
self
to
his
ood
d I
eritical ; the defects and flaws of cha
• ter -she had at first noticed in him
came less apparent ; his slight arbit
atess, his condescension, his masterly
suraption of power, even hislack of
intellect, were all unnoticed. :If
spoke, Queerde was 'as ready to obey
whist red'ill to me never to mind it ! . -
he rat
t
lbO*1-1 an 401%71 "twikt the brook and the
ee, .1 • ' „
i,
could •ee it is p airily as plainly could be,
lout Wh. et I got th•te, it was'sorne other tree, .
Ands ot wirere thonght I should ilnd a
Il it the rignbow was there, in my heart .
, -•hri ht ind.fair,o . - .
I only 'd looked for itarightly ! 1
, •
,
t th rainbow was there, in my heatt.
bri! ht anzd fair, -•
•
by wilich ca
first bar, and h
• of the skin,Ithe
with a slight
"Yon may th
replied Erskin
gate ' was not
or you must ha
e in
IVO gri
accid
AMY
nk y
"ti
so loft
-e bro
contact witl th
zed the epid rinis
nt being atte
sation of bl od. '
ur lucky. s rs,r
at your trot erls
as your stt le
en, your neck.
That. H
seem inclined t
to have an obe•
sbai d of Mine.
14 n nths old, does
mind, and I am anx
leap oving child.
pulls every WI g be c In reach from
tables, dressin case 51 f shelves. I
his hand but he deit seem to c
with the big boy,
ilcl e to give ev
e of a vice, and tha,
to become h
Mine said
rriedly prepaip
saw such a
one is in a hurty
,re any thing i
ny cull's and, n
model bons
1 ok around ai d
be pile. Fi. t,
n .e = table; w+ k
f the floor, ft
,xtl we will .w lk
ee what me ts
0.4 drawers pul ed
u ton, brush , n(1
t eft as used, w th
s1t broom and )Id
n the oor. , the si k -
p is n the shelf, wIsh
ik and towel on the fl or.
box of blacl ing
to floor, the st ves
coal hod is ful of
' IVhat shall 1 d
father.? 1 WO
mother one pie
to train up yso r boys
ful, orderly:hu bands
evening as he:. ,as h
to go away, " never
. as ,you are, wh in any
you neycr know wh
..1 want iny &Oyes,
tie."-
' He does not all m
keeper: Supp se we
•Ree -how he hel ',wine
his old hat 4s o -1 the c
apron in the n fiddle
for inc to. men 1). ,N
into the .bed -r om an
our eyes. Thiee bur
open, contents 'in con
comb out .of cae, toil
the stop -pies at -t. Br
coat and vest
room, the so
basin in the Si
In . the woodshed th
and brush as on t
need refilling .-nd the
ashes. .He sa,' s his taller and s'ster
I
always used t( pick t p his things. ' lilat
is no gun tha :1 slfall; nor after my dy,
'Who is tit blas te, - m
mother and si, ter ?—
Ilauseltold.
only I'd to. ked for it rightly !, . :Is
NO lora er -a boy;•tiS the rainbow no moresi
...0, • 0
1 That noeks all nit fondest endeavor ; -,
13ut fri •ndsh ps griow cold, and my joys', worn '
I ard old, - ,- , - .• I • • -
. ,
And 1 appiness niisse8 ine ever! . I
I'll tell yin) a scheme -----but it's twixt "you and
e•-•. °
X shall Ist-seti sh. joy and -nes " happiness," 1 e,
And for reares,sing tile woes that seal- .•
And hink,ef-sell never, oh, never !
ut the rainbow- was th iii the heart
bright and fair,
s socn as I looked for it ightly
itt the rainbow was- th ire, in the heart
• bright and fair. '
a soon. as I looked -for it !
•.
'Wye Smith: '
, •
Gaieties.
boy was --asked Which • was the
eate • evil, hurting another's fee
or itis fingers. " Thefeelings," he
Rig it, rity!tlear ehild;" said the 1.
fled estianer ;" " and why is it N
to ht -t the, feelings ?" . " -Because you
ban't ie rag around them," ans‘red
I •
the ch. •
4
Inas
id.'
rati-
-orse
be era
the gi
lady'
,
stupid young tnran, :supposed to.
.1tbrained, who • was slighted by
is, very modestly asked a young
if she would" let him spell( the
evenn h her." No1" she re lick.
that's what I.. -wont." ‘' N''''11y.," replied
he, " ou needn't beso fu-sy ; I don't
mean this evening, but some stOrmy
one w en Iican't go anywl ere elsee'r
HeIl(1, Smith, what s tip ?"' cried
to his friend, who, fresh from a
tie :With the stove pipe, which
sistcd all efforts to put it m place,
it the. window witl . soot ori hs
1
and with wrath m his brow.
ing's up," remarked Smith,. f ' it's
vn and wants putt ng . up."1 "I
aid Brown, ", these re not piping
f peace ; they are. times of peac-
_
• •
towt
a wr-e
had r
;stood
hands
all do
times
ing pi
____‘•
wife
•
•
e. ? Rh ' , v .
ii
' said Mr. Jones to his
ne eening last weel , VI 'suppose
you will inakie a fuss about ill but. there
.at -e -e--- ' ()h le -h -h -h mercy !"
re i$ It ?" ." Down at the hall,
i
Irs. Jones, jumpily. en a 'chair.
ratiificktion meetings always are,"
1 .Jones. l',' If you woUld wait till
thitoitigh speaking i without Uter-
g MC, youd know moree"
veets of the HoneYmodn.—Hes-
Hulda, dear,, -.I WaS paSSilig
,
is a
cried
" Wh
Viler
snarl
I get
leupth
" —8
band
thron rh our garden I saw some aspara-
gus eadY for cooking; perhaps you
fruit
wouh
wife (
the V
what,
you SI
ladde
.e2
street
the ri
gaun
off fo
Jamie
time.
like to go and gather the. first
f the season yourself ?" Young
nxiorts to conceal her ignorance in
getable department): " I tell you
Adalphns, we will go together;
all pine - it and I vill hold the
,.
W• O village worthie . met on the
the. other day. ' Jamie,"-- says
her 'Of ehe two,
o payme that a,cco
• sitter the noo.P'
.",1 havena seen
Could ye change a
not -
ous.
ti 0
1
•
h8
1
h
s
i •1
An Tndi eren
(4reat exci ement
post office, offi
and, of course the G
employees are not ex
ing the news that Go
lated Cleveland, all
. indignation a the co
with the eXce tion o
inan Who SWC ;ps out
You. don' seem
school keeps ia or.no
clerks to ltim.!
Dats jess w•
hwy. am too kmall
rin My close- 'bout
sa
tr
husband or 1 is
.
oung ‘Vife tie-
Re1kjblicak,
exists among, tie
over the 'count& y,
lveston post -40e
empt. On re
cong atu-
f them expr ss4d
uluct of the vo er
the colored ge itt
he offices.
to care wh thitr
," said one of
s the reply; my
to justerfy in
le result."
-A Valuable
Maryland Fanner :
-away a single bone,
to save them from tit
and put them in a bo
keeping. As often
lot put them down hi
by layer, first a layei
:laerof bones, and se
Wet eaA1 layer of ash
ly asyouproceed. -
. •
ertiltz. er.
Do not th -ow
ut direet the c ok
kitchen and ta )1e,
- or barrel for, . pie
s you get a. ghpfi
strong ashes,la Ter
q ashes:, the] a
on, taking- care to
S pretty thoron ill
eave a little space
at ty top : of the -eta,rrel -for holding
water, and pour on s me when you fin
ish packing and some at intervals,, as
appears to be needed
time, if the ashes ar
keep them 'constant13
: In three months'
strong and you •
wet, you NsillM ve
almass of manure w( frth handli
and good for corn, NV lea, or rany . other
•
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
(NUTTER FOR SALE. --For side c
k_s mingle Cutter. Apply to
KIDD, Seaforth.
eap a good'
fRS. JOHN
896-,
Cows
FOR SALE. -For sale two good
, •
1),0. Rcist•Eiv.sN,ctEo:sarif. 8008, also too 2 year old s
Apply to the undersigned, Harpurhey. D.
89
JAMES PICKARD'S,
WOOD WANTED.-Wantird about '25 ords
of firstenass two feet green w od for vhich
ash N. ill: be paid.
Odie. 94
sale t*0 3'0
ung and spl
the highest market price in
Apply at once to the Exeoarro
NEN FOR SALE -For
e of
good working oxen, yr ndid
workers. Apply to Walton P. 0. or on L 10,
Concession 14, Steliillop. JAME'S C,AMPBELL.,
. 9 -4
I
EED GRAIN FOR SALE. --For sale RI ssian
• 0 I Amber Spring Wheat, guaranted 'lean
froth wild oats and all other noxiOns needs:
Witt. BELL, - 8f Del
ITUATION WANTED. -Wanted by a
0 vied man a steady situation on .a farm..
plica it o stqady habits, and can give goo
feren es if required. Apply to E. ., Box 209,
Seaforth Post Office. 90 lx2.
4ON EY TO LOAN. -To lend, 82;000 pi irate
111. funds by the end of June, on First Class
farm security only OS per cent. interest, pa -able
at the end •,a year: For further information
apply at the ..14x POSITOR 01.1,101i. 80- -tf.
mar-
Ap-
1 re -
ETTLE UPHAll parties indebted to mo, will
.),D please take t otice that I am leaving Sea-
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crop you may wish t grow.
= Cure for eak Eys.
An elderly= gentle! 1E1,11, accustOmec
to
indulge,"entered Vie room of certain
in, where sata grav friend by the fie.
ifting a pair of gre n spectacles nipou •
is forehead, rubbin his inflamed eyes
id calling for hot brandy -and water, •
he comphalted to hi • friend that, "His •
0eyes were getting w aker and weaker,
and that (All specta .les didn't seem to
do them any good." '11 tell thee, friend
(replied the Quaker), what 1 think! If.
thee was to wear thy Speetacles over thy
mouth for a few mai thy eyes would
get round again.
are yo never - A Courage
int? I'm ill -Vie Spectator Iyas
ays ing the broad stre
ye this long; NvhiCli the United St
twenty-1)0nd ated, when °his atten
note ? Ay could'," -iu•ys the laird, shouts of " look out
says Jamie, " you'r ) siller the :street to the inn
1 out his pocketblok i" Ay Ns• eel," • = •
and )3 a et.-enei,. run
crawl
then,' and --walked Payment in- Nsall:*; tuid,
defini ely postponed. , ive4, and at the san
to discern the d amse
he &VW a pair .of hor
light twtescatitd wag
cross street. - No on
i': was itelear case
toard dvenne was lit
carriages wilting
the horses dashed in
turning the borne
down it, nothing se
than that in a meMe
wagon would- strike
carriage, perhapS d
possibly start so
• Everybody on the st
fling front the dangei
place of safety from
tastrophe, •except
colored mtin, was pu
ed horses,and as the
corner into the aven
OVertookthe wagon,
the back seat, antet,i
than it has taken th,
these line, had chin
ing wagon and over
seats, geau&•,ilit up the
thehorses to a .st4i
as uninjured.
-e'int on his way °e
nues.courage and a
nown hero was a n
n the mine of an a
—Judo.e Eastman, 4f Manchester,
1 atone time that enera Frank:
rce!was. opposed,t the Hon: 'Natt
rd in some case it a New Ifamp-
ourt. The Gallen Ps strong point
d in
very
an.4vere suffused with tears b his
ic pleading. Hr. Hubbard, in a
-ale?, said in his reply : , " Ueiitle-
f the juryomderstand that I am
ring for for water !" And. this
mpletely deinoralized the eff
neral's elloquence.
Jrah churchman and .a
thr an' had been at the ante
peoples virtues. • I. The former asked the latter if
He is a sort of Bayard ; he is as net like thintroits. He replied
cOurteous to inc as though I were the nt ; know what an introit is."
greatest lady in the land, instead of a did you enjoy the anthem ?', sked
village school-mistress,1 said' the girl !the brurchmai.• "No; I did rnot enjoy
°nee, with tears in her eyes. " And. see it at , "I am very serry, sal( the
• how good he is -to those old ladies at churc Hnapa, " beca,use it was used in the
The Syca,thores ; he lei Mies Hope talk early church, in fact it was originally
to for a whole hour her ,en- sung by Daid." " Ah !" said the
perance 'societY, though,' I could see he Scotc una, " then that explains ; the
was dreadfully bored bylier. He never Scrip ureS ; I can I ;understand -noW if
hurts peoples feelings by. letting them DiVitc salg it at that time, why !Saul
iee that they troub him"
rela4
lin Pi
Hubb
shire -
was' h
this p
j nryn
pathe
gruff
men
not b
ing c
the G
Presb
claire
he di(
"Id
ci` Bu
•
s ifluence- over . jury, al
rtieular-case the eyes of
pen-
ct of
°tell
tifreu his javelin a,t him"
1y dear, Gartl is perlfection, and I --- hey were in the gi otiery Fitore.
uu glad you hav forma it out," was Scud
(athys reply. to en
Queenie found v ut for her feelings in cate t
a grateful little peech when she next Ilatair
m
sense
me ri
take
it; an
what
ed, h
'Saw Oarth. He caue in at the dra,Wing-
room door, th-ro-wirlg his head back -in-
his uSual fashion, a1nd shook himself like
a rough terrier!.
What a dirty
sure ! the roads
me. I hope we
toonorrow.'
Oh, Mr. Cla.yt
fellow I look, to be
'.'e finite powdered
hall have rain before-
!
n, I have been want-
ing to thank you ever since :I heard it.
It Will be so delightful;—to-morrow.
mean." •
That romain9. to be - proved; we
shall enjoy it all he more for having
-•
you with us," was he pleasant answer
1 have been wait ng for an opportunity
to drive you ove to Karlsmere ever
kince you came. The lake is charming,.
bnd you will get 41uantittes of parsley
fernfpr your cottage garden. By the
by, I have been in there this morning,
find the workmen aregetting on famous-
- ly ; adI the holes.are stopped,and there's
re%
er
te t
811
to extraordinary acuteness. Let
lustrate by this gentleman. I'll
s gap of sugar and let him feel of
ull see how gitickly he'll tell
The blind man having enter-
s put to the test. He put his
rn; (seeihga, blind man. about
" Were you aware how deli-
uch of a blind madis ? When
prives us iof ' his sense she
lends by bringing the other
t ts
Iv,
thumb as d finger into the scop, an
withont hesitation said :, " Th tt i
,sand.'
•oee .
lusinig,
shop and kicked his dog. ' •
—The well known' Henry Erskine;
once met
who deal
locutiona
Everybody laughed but
Hi made several attemp
and then went intothe
the
s
back
an :acquaintance, al barrister,•
in hard 1 words and drown -
sentences. Perceiving that
•
us Negro.
a week ago, cross -
t in Saratoga on
tes Hotel is situ -
ion was arouseil.by
there ! look out !".
ring of people from
✓ edge of the 'side-
ig them instinct -
e time looking up
f the disturb nee,
•es attached to a
n, tearing do vn. a
was in the wa on ;
f runaway. The
ed on either side
for a call,' ani as
o the aveiee,
sharply, da hed
med more ce tain
t or two the re ling •
into some other
•Molish both, and
0 more runa ys.
eet was either 1111:
or looking f r a
he ainticipated ca-
ne inan. He a
suing the frigh n -
swung around the
he cut across,
seized hold .11 an
t less time certai tly
Spectator to wiite
)ed into the sw y -
the • back of he
eins, •and brou:ht
d. The carriage
id the - Sbectator
vying the, colored
ility, for the un-
gro, 'and reflecting
- ile mind in an agile
body, and on the fad that the wdrld is
till •of unknown and unhotored hero s.
t
?or this unknown h ,o, as ithe Sped& or
earned from other, eetators at :la, d,
vas not the driver, it a colored port: r, :
vho had .110 more oe !asion to risk liInb
111 life than any otl r of the hundli
-ed
nen who looked on nd applauded ' siS
rnavety. •
-s("tiptain' Stenii! , of the :Stewart
anehe,Calgary, arr'vedii Ottawa a,st
4tudy evening' to spend a few d ys
•tanong his relati r.' s a d nuttier us
ciiendS. There was hea ry . snow all
Otring the winter, tas i did not •
crisp on the top the cat
admirably- and notwi lista,'
11ils ankle WaS tied up with _ 4, -Silk hand- thermometer reg,iste d oc
erehief, Erskine asked the- '.eause., below zero, very few of th
,' Why, i y -- deal- .sir," • answered the
eaks
-wordy: laiwyer '' " I was taking a romlantic
1
ed theraby. He
his new home and
place like the North
had been on the way
hink
ka,mble in my 'brothet-'s 'grounds - when, est.
coining to a gat, I had to plimb' over it, for s
8.•
IP
get
e got along
ding that the
asionally 50°
Cattle suffer -
jubilantly of
there is no
The captain
vep days.
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MPBELL'S BLOC
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REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE. e
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T OTS ran. SALE. — Three -hundred and:
J sevety-five acres of land, being composed
THE RED FLAG 11,t)ZovolINC'Ivie'(;;f:tili1:&e:"Ilf :rsi9):/1('),Peli-Ith;
3 . lo,foillieh.ts 32, 33, 34, 35 and part of 31, m ths 8th
Concessioo of MeKillop, They will besoll cheap,
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rt.' ACRE FARM FOR SALE-Norf.h im1f of
L.,
' 11 0 Lot 00, and the north of north half ofl Lar_ t
i - 31,.Conession-0, McKillops Mofit of this lued Is
seeded, and in excellent conditien for meadow
or pasture. For further partieulars apply to
ANDREW GOENLOCK, Whatnot) 1'. V. 819
I .
' I TAARSI FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 34, Comes-
! petty will be sold this simmer, in order to close
- 1 .:. plasri:ann2,, cEiiiIttolaiii.aollosh. This desirehle pro -
up an estate. It eonsists of 200. aeres of ehoice
hind, about 145 are); cleared; gond farm bnild-
git end orchard. For particulars apply to W.
365
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MAIN STREET, SEAORTII.
BILDING LOTS .FOR SALE. -The- ilinder-
as I signed ha number of very eligible ' build-
urMind on the Fact that Pic▪ kard's ing lots for sale cheap. Mae lots contain a
quarter of an aere each, are plpasantly situated
alid convenient to the business part of the Village,
e Place to Buy Dry Goods of all Kinds) 1.iii•i4.ers, or others desiring-. a. pleasant and quiet
piece of residence . DANIEL CLARK, Egmon4-
877 ..
and are well a.dapted for tha residence ef retired
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1:11RSI IN TUCKERSMITH FOR SALE. -For
1:2 • Sale the North Half of Lot A, Concession 6,
Tdckeremith, conteiiiing 50 ern, 45 of which
arc, -cleared, free from stumps and underdrained0-
The farm is well finocesL There is a log house
wt. large frame barn on _stone foundation, good
1 .1..AC104CWT S well arid force 1)111111). It is within Mut milee of
1"_I ' 13e0orth, and the roads leading from it are all
gravelled. Apply to MRS. E. BURKE, Mrs. ' •
„sten • 1'1
Head Hotel, Toronto. _ _
JUST NOWAT HALF PRIQE.
ROOK BOTTOM PRICES.
)l February, will
olietion. THOMAS
I
1 e placed in other hands-
COVENTRY. 893-tf.
for
.
. ,
XTOTICE TO
1.11 'tiebted top tl
either by note Or
fied that unless' th
Duce to the un er
This is the last to
forth. -
OATS WANTED.
000 B1}1E
for which the1 very
paid. Wheatk Pa
chased • as us! al.
DEBTORS. -A11 parties
e estate of the late John Kidd,
book account are hereby
as aid indebtedness is paid
iened costs will be i net
ice. MRS. JOHN KIDD
896
-Wanted immediately
:48 of oats, delivered at K
highest price in cash will
ley, and all kinds of grain
D., ItteLEN.NAN, Kippen.
_ • 89 T-tf
in -
noti-
at.
rred.
Sea -
20,-
ppen
be
pur-
EED OATS I'011
0 tity of thkse
weighing 45- poup
from wild oats an
40 cents per bushel.
Hills Green.
SALE. -For _sale a- Irian
celebrated McAllister ,-
Is per bushel, guarinteed
1 other noxious seeds.
JOHN McALL1STER,
900x4'
-
oats,'
free • '
'rce,
CAUTIQN.—Iihe
'against
on my acount,
cnsnt, as I
sponsiblefor
Mr:TAGGART,
.. .
giviisg
will
debts
CI
BARGIN.-
of
soi
tl
Apply
RET.
far
dwe
ca
Ap
public
any
without
not
iselhurst,
good
re
on
township
to
t,
-here
ling,
chard.
ly
3ayfield
are hereby cautioned
peraon or persons credit
in; written order
hereafter hold my self
otherwise incurred.- .1011
Fehruary 23rd,
890x4
and.
re-
1885
.
.it GREAT:
il. - 149 acres
-chiefly niapie,
failing stream
Allanford stator,
of Bruce.
11081TOR, Offiee..
IUAW& TO
valuable
ship �f Stanley,
large briek
&e., excellent
Terms. easy.
JOHN,' ESSON,
Willi be sold cheap
land, lieavily timbered
Hemlock and Cedar,
gh it. Three miles
of' Atnabel, Cunt.,
box 284, Stratford, or
893-tf
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-For sale or to rent a
lot 11,- conCssion,12,
are MO acres of land,
two frame barns, sheds,
Immediate possesion.
to JOHN BROWN
P. 0., 1111505 County.
893-10.
:rover
from
Ex.
-.-
were
towit-
a
or to
Ey Ort$ES FORSALE.-The
Ifor sale a
t
years ..old, sire
Draught Filly nis
Gelding rising t
ply to the Propt
Mliillop, 'or to
PAIIIISIL
undersigned
pan of *Wings 'rising
by "Enterprise," one Ileav
ng twe,and one Heavy Dr
o.• For further particulars
i iter on Lot 14, Concession
Winthrop P. 0. JO
8
offer
the
,
ugh
ai
1,
N -3.
5-tf
O
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desboro
will be
day, the
Offers
same time
Directors.
i-VIIFT.I.r
. V
Walton
the Union
for the
powered
feri are
tory.
F()lt
part
Killop,
dollars
8., Tuckersnaitt
forth.
6, Concession
F. HOLMESTD.,
-
'MNDERS
1. ceived
Walton
the erection
lowest
Plans
ther informatiot
I undersigned
Walton.
TICE.
contracts
dream
let by
19th
for the
and
cowed
P.
Cheese
season
to
.received.
,
SALE.
61
will
Ten
P.
or any
and specifications
JOHN
-N
At
dtiv
Bi
p
W.
Cr011SA---LE2.A.1/.11?ications
1st
0., m
of
ciosc
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Nort
acre-
buy
(ho
11
ice is hereby
for drawing cream
ry during the
ction at Bell's
of March, at
ttermilk will be
are By order
L. OUIMETTE,
the undersigned,
til Starch 14, for
and Butter Factory
1885. The undersigned
the bargain if
R. IL WER
Three thousand
- half 29, concession
near Walton.'
Zest half21, Concession
, 50 acres, four
sand five hundred
Hullett, 150
Barrister
given, tha
to the
season' of
Hotel, on
3 o'clock
tereived
of the Bo
Seer
will
addres
the Wh
of W
i
s tisfaeto
USON,
. 818-4
th
Loi -
188,
Ilms.;
p, n
t th •
rd of
tart
re r -
ed t.
-y if
Ito
en -
y o -
'ern-
In y
, II
wand
L . R.
Sea -
, Lot
ly to
8o9rtIt.
dollars will
1
Threetho
4,
miles freer
will bu
acres: Api
&c., Sea
WANTED.
by
0., urtil
of
tender
o1
--
-Tenders will . ie re -
the Undersigned, addrete, d to
Monday, Starch 16, 1.5'fqr
as frame dwelling house. The
pot necessarily ace pted.
may be seen anc fur-
obtained on application • o the
Lot 1, Concession 1Gijey, or
HEWITT. , 816-6
CHEESE FACTORY
. he a meet
throp Cheese F
nestles-, March
arrangements ti
other importal
quested toattend,
circulated we ac
wishing shares
fall. Every share
of - 8, and e.
JOHN C. MORRISON,
.
MEET1N0.-There
Ig of the patrons
ctory in the Vantory,
,S, at 2 oclock
;len to start in
t matters. Every
d, as neighbori
not likely
..an take them
the last se1b.son
wet more the
Secretaty
.• ,
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of the
on
p. in., to
the sprit'
patron
ig factories
o run. P
then, pay
had a
coming s
and Tre
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9
will
Win-
We -
ma e_
and
is r
hat e
trot s
ne. t
pro ' t
aso
ure
MUSICAL..
,4:% C. M
1,TI:11Piano or
for graduating at
of foreign, titehing.
deuce on George
Main ttreet, Su
.
' DUNLOP, Teacher of •lust
Organ. Advanced pupils'
less than one-half the e.
Terms moderate.
Street, Second Door E
forth. I .
fitt.d
pen e
Re -
st 0 f
879
MEDICAL.r
TNT 0. S. McDONALD,•31.
VV s Chin, St
a.nd residene, t
chison, Atiburi•
0., C. M.,
rgoon, Aecoucheur, &c:
let lately occupied by Dr.
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0111
Hut-
781
T G. SCOT'
-J. and- Acco
residence Sout
Door east of thq
-AL D., StesPhysician, Su
,her, Seaforth, Ont. Offi
side of Goderich street, 8
Presbyterian Church. .
geo) ,
e a d
•co d
842
p!: W. DRUG
-le of the
Src„ Sealer
same as occup
SMITH, M. I).;
COLege of Physician);
-AI Ontario. Office
ed Its: Dr. Vercoe.
y: 0, C.
Seaforth, Ont.entice'
of Goderieh 'Street,
Methodist Churelo
C. M., M
and Sur
and resden,,e
'
.mb, r
rem,
848
W3.RNOlEll,
3eILIi‘ersiliinsiciai,1rge.tlad
Accoucheur,
North Side
East of the
11adute
end tesi
First Brick
-
f
il en • ,
ou.e
496
JJR. MACK1D,
Toronto
College of
Office in
Victotia Su
(late of ucknow) Grath
University, and Member
Thysicians and Surgeons of 01
iady's Block, Residence, L. 3
arc, Seaforth, Ontario..
ate of
of. t e
tar o.
'eye s,
894
EYE EAR,.
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DR. 0E0
L. R. C. P., L. R. C.
Ear and Throat, Trinity
to, and Surgeon to
firmary. Late ClinicaL
Ophthalmic Hospital,
Throat and Ear Hospital.
317 Church
AND
THRO
on th:
College,
and Es
Royal
and .
Toro
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or n,
r if
ond . r
lent a
E t I
S RYERSO
S.
S. E„ Lecturer
Medical
the MercersEye
Assistaht
Moorfields,
,
Street,
SEAFORD!
TBEG to inform
1.. nianufaetif ing
to the entire destruction
compelled to ca3I on
of your account, as
I hbpe a second lappeal
. I
839. ....,/assastaien.
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WOLLEN,MIL
those indebted to
or book accounts, that
of my mill by fir
you for a prompt sett
the. books must be
will not be neeessa
A: G. YANEGMIN
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S,
1 re fo
OM
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e i en
lo: ed
y.
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MEN'S QV
On Hand a Full Assortment of Sizes of-- -
outbs' and Boy's Ready -Made Cl
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TtMES.
RCOATS” TWENTY-F1VE PER CELT. BELOW
RATES OF SELLING.
JAMES PICKARD,
SmithtWest's Old Stand, Campbell's it
3eccsaiT
thing
FOR SALE.- The subseriber offers for
1-11A11Sale his farm of 100 acres, being Lot 7, Ctin-
eenSiOn 4, II. R. S., Tuekersmith, About 95
acres cleared, brick house, frame outbuildhiees,
orchard Sze., well watered and in a good stateof
cultivation. About three miles from thetown ot
Seaforth; Terms, 82,000 down, and halane4t to
nds
74 '
suit purchaser. JAMES F. ELLIOTT, Egn
xille P. 0.
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TURN FOR SALE. -For sale supposed t
12 110 acres, being Wo,st half of Lot 28Coees-
81011 2, East Wawanoh, 75 -acres cleared, good
wing orchard with spring well in it, spring
creek in centre of farm Ten acres of good fall
what, and fall e p101.1h1ng done. Soi17 clay
loam. Pine for building purposes on farm, atid
plenty of rail timber. This farm will be sold for
A .85,300, good tiine will be given topay. Powssion
GUL
.IILs • at almost any thne. Apply to IL 310011E, Olin
toys
8984
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Huron's Photographic Establishmen
W. W. WADE, SEAFOR
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Having 'efitted his rooms wiijh new and handsome furniture, such a chairs,
balustrades and draperies, also n w and choice winter sceneries, is now repared
teturn out photographs in any st le desired. I am, Making a specialty of Cab
inets, and 840 Photographs, the 8x10 Photo is considered the picture of the day:
Any of those wishing to make their friends Christmas_presents can fin( nothilig
more suitable and elegant. The finest - finish on all- work gurantee( ,and im
work allowed to go out unless thoroughly satisfactory
1 ,
FRAMES. ---I have also on litaxl a large and varidd stock of Frani
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which there are some of the choicest Gold and Easel Frames in new in
designs, whTidh I am offering at greatly reduced prices during the Chris
days, very nice" 8x10 frames complete with glass mat and back from 30c
MOULDINGS.—Mouldings plain and ornamental in great variety.,
made to order on the shortest notic, and at lowest prices. A call and i
of the work respectfully solicited.
N.B.—tani enabled by the use of the dry plate to make photo aphs as
well in dull weather as in the finest. All Photographs made by the ins ntaneothus
dry plate process, also make the em picture four for 60c. Rooms a ion
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ground .floor. i
Seafort_h
s, a,mo g
elegant
as hli-
tp.
Frames
ispection
W.W. -WADE,
Main-st,
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tLa.'
POPLAR
ver
P%..
TEA.
G 0 0
1\T.—
STOCK COMPLE
ge Asortment to Choose From.
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PRICES RULE LOWER THAN EVER THIS SEASON
88.8.8m8mEm=•8
thing New, Fresh and Hands°
ivrimsoi\T, sApp,
TEA.
TEA. • TEA.
AT THE SEAFORTH- TEA STORE.
Now is the ']ime to, Get the Best Value Ever Offered in Seaforth for your Money.
- 0-- A.-ci.irr,
Has Just Re eived a Very Large Consignment of TEAS. He now holds one of
the Largest lid Best Assorted Stocks west of Toronto. In Teas alone he new
holds 175 Pa kages. Prices from 15c., 20c., 25e., 30c., 35c., 40c.'45c., 50c., -55c.,
and 60c. per poluid. This Stock Consists of GREEN, BLACK, JAPAN, GIN -
POWDER, nd TEA DUST, and will Guarantee them to be all FRESH and
give Enfire atisfa.ction, or Money Refunded. Also a. large Stock of Sugars and
all kinds of 1 Groberies. Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Shorts, Bran Buckwheat
Flour, Oats, rley, Screenings, Chop Feed, Salt, Coal Oil, Fish, Apples, Potatoes,
Turnips, Ca ots, and Cabbage. A large stock of China, Crockery and Glassware.
Also a Large Assortment of Lamps and Lamp Trimmings.
Oats taken in Exchange for Oatmeal at Mill Rates.
A CALL SOLICITED FROM ALL GOODS [DELIVERED FREE.
1117° A. G.
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WIARM FOR 'SALE. --There will be sold cheap
12 100 acre farm, being Lot 10, Concession 133
Gre, 60 acres cleared, 10 acres hardwood fallov,
balance hardwood bush and cedar swamp. There
Is on the farm a good' frame barO and house, also
a good beaeingyoutig orchard, good neCeffailing
spring afew rods from buildings,andgood fences.'
The farm in situated in a good locality. Liberal
trms of pasnent. For further particulars apply
to THOMAS CARDIFF, on the premises, or by
letter to Cranbrook, 1' 0. 898-4
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TR IARMS FOR SALE OTO RENT. -The su-
"! scriber -driers for sale or to rent Lots 19- and
20, 1st concession of TuckersmIth, consisting of
100 acres eah, about a mile west of Seat* h.
l
Good frame house on one farm, With orchards,
s,
blarns, and us ial outbuildings on both. NV/III z b
e
rented or solcin blck, but not separately; If
sold purehaseir_may pay one-third down, and the
balance can remain ort mortgage. WILLIAM-
FOWLER:. 873 ' ),
TIARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, the 5outh half
of Lot 10, Concession 1, Grey, containing50
acres. There are 30 act -es cleared, part of the
bola/tee has been burned ' dowti'and part bush.
There is a frame house and stable, a young
orchard and four and one -110f acres of fall wheat
14 18 situated within a mile and a quarter of
Jamestown. Itwill be sold cheap. The adjoin-
ing 50 acres are also for -sale. This property
will be sold separately or together. Apply to
SAMUEL or ANDREW POLLOCK, on the farm,
or by mail to Jamestown P. 0. • 850
0 PLENDID FARMS FOR SALE. -For sale Lot
18, 13a3field Road North, tontaining 400
acres, a.bout 60 acres cleared and in a high state
of cultivation; the balance well 'timbered with
hardwood, Black Ash and Cedar, The buildings
are all first -lass and irew ; a splendid orchard
and ablindance of --atr. This farm adjoins the
village of Varna, and is one of the best located
farms in the. County, Also ,Lot 19, Bayfield
Road South 5 adjelning the Village of Varna,
containing 53 acres all cleared and well fenced,
and in a good state of cultivation. A good barn
and orchard. The above farms will be sold se
arately or together. Apply toTHOMAS WAR
Varna. 1 s 89541
UAW' IN STEPHEN FOR SALE. -For sale
1.! Lots 4 and 5 and part of .3, Lake Road East,
Stephen containing 282 acres, nostls, all clear-
ed, good buildings and abundance of good spring
water. This farm is mostly =clay loam ea 4 is
good either for grassing or croppingT1tCt4 18
also a young orchard. It is within 12 milt o
Park HilL The above will be sold -in one block
or separately to suit purehaer. It ts all in one
block except a small part on the opposite side of
the concession. If not sold it will be rented.
There are churches and schools convenient and
good roads leading to market. Apply to; the un
dersigned, Blake P. 0. JOHN REITH. 899tL
B, -A large stock of Well bred cattle now
on the farm will be sold with the land if suitable.
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VACABLE FARM FOR SALE. -s -The
scriber offers for nalellis farm of 100 acres,
beinn-ISouth East half bf Lot 37, Concession 8,,
East iv,asvanosh; about =65 acres arecleared and,:
free ftom stumps, the balance is well timbered
with hardwood, hemlock and cedar. The farm
18 in ahigh state of eultivation. It is situate&
one 'tad three-quarter miles from Belgrave 7
miles' from Wingham, 8 miles from Myth.
withico Ione-guarter 111110 front schbol. There are
on thle Premises a good ft:tine house and frame
barn and stabling; a sarfung bearing orchard,
a never failing well, and creek running throuth
the back part of the farm. This property will be
sold cheap. For furtherparticulars apply on
the premises, or to GEORGE A. TYNER, Bel -
grave P. 0., East Wawancish-. 894
The St. Julian Restam an,
EAFORTII, OT.
If you want a good dish of Oysters
go to the $T. JULIA. •
If you want the nicest and freShest
Oysters in bulk, go to the:ST. JULIAN.
If you. want the Choicest Cigar* go
to -the ST. JULIAN,
If you want' the choicest Smoking
Tobacco to be had anywhere, go to the
ST. JULIAN. .
Lemons -and Oranges, fresh and good,
always on hand it the ST,. JULIAN.
If you Want Conf &Alone' y of any kihai
be sure and go to the ST. JULIA.N, the
best place in the Comity, '
Market Street, Seaforth:
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Remember the place—Sign of the Big
LanternMain Street, directly opposite
JAS. BURGESS.
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AUCTbNLE
—
Short Horn Cattle - and Leicestk
sihep. •
ON WEDNESDAY Marl 25th; '85;
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MAPLE 1:mm; TO,CK YAM, : • •
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On the above date and
Bred Short Horn Cattle,
years old, bred to Baro
And four young bulls.
six of them rams. TWo
also be offered, one endr
matched. TERMS. -N9 -
credit will be givertonsu
ed feint notes. Sale to
12 o'clok. Send for Ca
JAMES S. SMITE, Mapl
sex County, Ontario.
lace, I will s1114 Pure
lenuiles twoandthree•
Constance 50"---2189.
Iso 26 Leicester sheetp;
Clydesdale colts! Will
colt and one MIA well
esorVe: Nine rresirths •
eminence prortiptl„v -.at
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13 Over 25, on aporov-
ogue withpintreulars. 1,
Lodge P. -0„, Middle.
900:2
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