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THE HU1RLON-
Let US PlaYs fingers, the hand lying almost flat d
,
e should !seem paradoxical to Bey the thumb pointing straight ah d,
lay is work, let us watch for an That he wrong. The only proper ,w y
one of our children ploy "keepto gran) it is for the hand to catch e
iOie," or fort," or do an), o
rein just as a cow is milked, the inot'on
" build a
of the hand in, each case =being simil r.
thei undred things that the average boy
and girl tend to do during a. daHow The rein passes under the little fin er
oftilu, as you fold the dear childin your and tip to the thumb, the fingers i
pdrpendieulter line being gripPed lik
arms at the close of the clay and kiss
down the drooping eyelids, you say: _vice on it. This grip will hold the b
d
"She is so tired of play.' "She has and most sure of any, and it is next
played so hard all day." ' impossible for the leather to slip in o
But, dear mother,. she has worked hancia That is the secret 'of the wh
hard all clayetherefore let us consieler thmg. A woman feels the. rein
thel matter of directing1he children's from herin the old way and she
She, of course, then looses her h
energies to a certain ex. t, and see if
a
a
st
to
e's
le
lip
ets
the idea that her strength is insuffiennt.
theyt will not be better d happier for
it. ; I know that many e. mother will
say t "Oh, I haven't time Ito play with
my children. Only mothers who have
plenty of money and plea,' of serSants
a do Viet."
fore arguing this point, allow me to
giv`n a bit of advice as regards toys. Do
not buy many, . nor cheap, perishable
things, which are quickly disposed of
and create a demand for something new
from day ta day. For a little girl, bay
- household utensils and dolls, for the
mother instinct must be satisfied. Give
her & tiny broom and_dust-pan, a ,fiat
-
iron and table, a setof dishes, of course,
as well as a miniature laundry set
New, having purchased some of these
thiegs, for a Christmas or a birthday
gift) would it really take much time to
sliest just h� w to -use them' Take ten
minutes oat of yourday and teach het
ho*, to lay a real table, how to lay her
little cloth straight, to set mamma's
place withthe clip, saueers, etc., and
yapa's with the meat dish before him.
'0 her some tiny napkins, of paper
if need be, anal show her where to pat
them; how to arrange the knives, forks
ana ,aisthes. Give her sometimes some.
" tiny food," and on another day show
her how to hold her little broom. Let
'her: Lunt for cebwehs (if you are very
buy) telling her that those are to be
taken down first. Great will be her
delight should the search ,be successful.
Par your boy, if you live in the coun-
try, get, first of all, garden tools ; a
dirniautive wheelbarrow or a cart; as
span as he is large enoughto use them.
So' many of his best lessons may be
tattght from nature's opem book that no
th6aehtful father would negleet the
tesitehing, Or feel that he had no time
to :devote to it. For a boy shut up in.
the city, alas, there are fewer healthfel
reeources, yet provide ldnn with a box
ofitools and a place 'where he may use
them, and give him an occasional order
for a small box or shelf. Let him have
a tiny grocery store, if you can afford it,
and, after showing him how to print
"uo liquors" over the door, stock it for
hint with rice, sugar, coffee, beans, etc.,
then teach him how to use the delicate
scales, haw to do up a-pareelneatly, and
when you are busy with your sewing,
dear mother, if he asks you the old ques-
sti n, which every mother hears so often:
Vhat shall I do now ?" order some-
tbing from the grocery, and, when it is
deposited in your lap, tell the dear little
grocer something of the beautiful lands
ndsere the spicesgrow. Don't say to
him, unless you must: Oh, run away;
mamma's busy now." You always will
be busy, and so will he. Your child's
training is your most important busi-
neet, and, unless. you find him something
to doe the individual whom Watts sings
or lit his "Divine and Morel" will sure -
1Y! do so.
.By and by, when Kate and. Susie wield
the scepter over their own houses, how
much better they will do it for ternem-
bering how mother taught them when
they were little girls; And how often,
as your boy's skilful fingers construct
ihe trilime; convenience or adornment
for his own home, will his mind 'revert
. to the time when he did such things for
nether; and, remembering it, his heart
will grow tender, and his ma,nhood
stronger and better. It wilt take time
and patience, and it will often make a
litter about the house, b t dear mothers
and fathers—let us ph .y,!—Congrega-
tionalist.
then gets frightened, and finally eit
jumps out to break a bone or stays i
be crushed. The danger on the r
might be greatly dimished if only
men would be taught by their busb
father, brother, or somebody el
brother, and thus acquire a confide
presence of mind, and skill that w
d,
er
to
ad
vo-
d,
e's
ce,
uld
compensa.te for the lack of strength."—
Horseman, in St. Louis Post -Dispatch.
• Study a Man.
BROTHER GARDNER,- OF THE _LIME
CLUB, MAKES' SOME PERTIN,ENT
SUGGESTIONS.
"It am de easiest thing in de worl
make a friend. First, locate your
Second, size him up. If he am a v
proud man praise his yersonal app
ance, his home—his wise, chilPen
speech. No man am so poo' an' 1
dat his words of praise won't some' se
to an egotist. ,
"If he am a. cross, surlyout-o'-
chap, feeiin' sartin in his own mind,
de world wasn't built on correct pr
pies, doan' try to argy wicl. him to
ILN
to
an..
in,
ELT -
an'
wly
eet
o.rts
dat
nci-
on-
vince him dat dis airth am all 0 K.
from cense to garret. On de con
side in wicl him. Growl at de w
abuse mankind an' tell him how
you am dat heavasa't hen' to ma
things about two hundred y'ars B.
will be like doin' up -a , sore toe
greased rag.
"When you meet a man who &m
o' sneakiad frew life on de quiet—n;
heard of out side of his own naybur
—modest, unassumin', an' only wa
to be let alone, feed him gum -drops.
him you have heard his name mens
ed as candidate for Aldiman. Ask
what y'ar it wae when he rtm fu
,Legislachur. limiter' when his uext.
of poems am to be published. Ax
, if he am de Smith who invented de c
et. He will cringe and wince; hu
will go home an' think it ober a
your friend fur life. '
" Dar am cranks to be humored.
ane eccentrics to be praised. Da
circlin' 'round us day by day a cha.
men ant -women, who doan' • know b
from broomsticks, but wile musttbe.
plimented on deir exquisite taste
high Order of intelleck.
"As de time allotted to me has'
expired, let me say to you, in closin
discourse, dat de man. who makes
mies am no reader of hu
am jist as easy to make
rary
rld,
orry
age
. It
an a
sort
bber
ood
tin'
Tell
un -
him
de
ook
im
•
int
he
' be
man uatur'
ten good fr.
as one enemy. Abuse i no man's
tics. Slur no man's religion. Hol
argyments with a • man who has
soured by misfortunes. As fur w
—treat all alike by praisin! all. Re
ing you my capacious thanks fur 'd
biematical indifference you have ex
ed throughout the delivery of this
brated lecture, I draw myself to a cose."
ll
—Detroit Free Press.
I
ar
atti
of
• ans
om-
an'
Catarrb.—a Ne Treatment.
,.
' Perhaps the most eat rdinaryGumless that
i
has been achieved in m ern medicine has slain
attained by the - on treatment for Ca, nit.
D
Out,of 2,000 patientstree during the pas six
months, fully hind per cent, have been o red
of thie stubborn Malady. This is none the less
startling when it hromombored that no five per
cent. of patients preen g themselves to the
regular practitioner ar benefitted, while the
patent medieines aiid • ther advertised ourcs
never record a euro at • II. Starting with the
claim now generally beli ved-by the most s len-
Mac men that the disease is due to ,the presence
of living parasites in th tissue, Mr. Dixon at
onc adapted his Cure • their exterininaton—
ohs accomplished, he cla ins the Catarrh is prac-
tically cured, and the pe eanency is unqueStion-
td, s cures effected by Ira four years agi, are
oure5still: No one else has ever attemptcd to
cur Catarrh in this man ler, and no other trcat '
me t has ever cured Ca rh. The application
of the remedy is siinpk, • and can be done at
home, and the pr sent 841 .on of the year is the
most favorable fo a spee • y and permanent euro,
the majority of cascs bei g cured at one. rent -
milt. Sufferers hould correspond with Messrs.
A. H. .DIXON & SON, 305 King Street, West,
Toronto, Canada and enclose s nip for their
treatise on Catarth.—Montteal Star, November
1
17, 1882 882-52
out
dis
ene-
It
• nds
oly-
no
een
men
urn-
em-
ibit-
cele-
. —The Austrian Government is pur-
chasing at advanced prices all the corn
and oats in the, market for army pur-
poses.
—There - have been extensive fires,
in Dakota on the prairies about
Dickenson, Sanborn, and in the
vicinity of Bismarck,, farmers have
lost all their crops. The to el of
Sanborn has been nearly wiped cut by .
fire, supposed to have been star ed by
tramps. The hotel, five stores and seven
fine residencewere burned.
—The hop -pickers employed on the
estates of the I Duke of Edin-
burgh, in, the county of Kent, fin-
ished their work • the other day. The
usual price for picking hops is 18d. a
basket, and the Duke offered to pay
them only is. a basket. This created a
great uproar among the workmen, who
made serious threats and prepared to
carry them out. The Duke became
frightened at the demonstration and
yielded 'to their demand.
—Rebecca Jarrett, Thos. Stead, edi-
tor of the Pall Mall Gazette Sampson
Jacques, one of the staff of that paper,
Mrs. Coombe, Mr. Bramwell Booth, of
the Salvation -Army, and Louis Maurey,
the defeuda,nts in the abduction case .of
Eliza Armstrong have been c.ommitted
for trial. Mrs. 'Coombe and Bramwell
Booth were freed from the charge of in-
decent assault.
—Dr, Gardiner has lately received
from Australia some very rare specimens
which the intends adding to his already
extensive collection of curiosities.
Besides many rare animals,' birds and
reptiles, the list includes two girdles or
" dresses" the -only portion of clothing
at one time worn by the .natives of the
South Sea Islands., He also received a
coat or cloak made from a kind �f native
cane, and which was worn by the chief
of a New Zealand tribe on the occasion
,of the ;great cannibalistic feast on the
first Christian missionaries who • landed
on that island. - The -articles will be dis-
played at the fail show, in Lucknow, on
the 8th and 9th October, and will, no
doubt, prove a great attraction.
—The Boston morning papers publish
a five -column article, giving startling
disclosures with regard to the use of
opium in Boston. Reporters give the
addresses of a nurabet of resorts outside
the usual Chinese dens,where money has
been lavished to fit them up in the most
luxurious manner for this purpose.
These places -are in the most fashionable
thoroughfares, and have been flourishing
unsuspected for months under the very
shadow of the Statelleuse. The persons
who patronize these gilded hells come
in carriages, and are recognized as , be-
longing to the best circles of society.
-I-The great - Socialistic meeting in
London, about which so much, as been
said and whith the police. threatened to
suppress, w s held at -Limehouse ma
Sunday, 26t
ence on th
Women, as D 'vers. .
' We were driving alont the top of a
narrow road looking de wn on a very
steep ravine, and we had no sooner got
up the hill and on th ei narrow track
t an we saw a great ' cloud of dust
ahead of us. She was driving as usual.
48- the dust lifted I saw it was a run-
away team bearing straight down on. us.
I thought we were -gone, and I remem-
ber to kave [said: "My God we are
gene r Bat she was, perfectly calm,
&tad her face grew only a trifle whiter.
She looked So confident and strong in
her coolness that I allowed her to keep
the reins. She drove straight ahead
toward the oncoming team, and I
thought there was n ) hope fer us, but
she thought differently, for, finding a
Wider spot in the road, she turned
sharply across it, and before I- knew it
' backed straight to the edge looking
Over the precipice. She had the whip
grasped firmly, and just as I thought
we would go over the embankment, she
hit the horses a cut end they pulled us
dp and around, just as I felt the hind
wheels going down over the bank. She
et -hipped, and we were some on the broad
road again, where' we had plenty of
rpom to let the runna,ways dash 1y us,
Now, did any woman that ever rode a
horse to hounds do a grander' thing
than that? Never t because in hunting
pleasure, nobility doeen't count as it
does in
the cold doings of business
life."
"Is this ignorence universal?"
Quite so. I've traveled over nearly
all the civilized globe, and I find it the
tilame everywhere. If a woman chances
to have learned to &he it is because
he has learned it herself, and not be-
tatuse of any attempt to teach her. In
city or country it is the i same, and the
- awkward country girl Who has driven
ceily behind the ploi,v,perchance does her
part more gracefully than the city belle,
Whose every other motion in life has
been set to the reoiremeut of , grace,
. teat who strikes the most painful atti-
tudes when she attempts to drive. I
Ought probt blyato make an exception for
a few wom n that in th East, along the
ocean driars, have become somewhat
expert, lettthey are very few and hard-
y have any effect upon the average."
"What must a woman learn to be a
good driver ?"
- "First she nfust lea in how to hold
the a -eine, and do you know I am sur-
prised to see how manhusbands will
sit right alongside their wives who may
be &white and never offer to show them
] e
how to hold the reins. A boy seeming-
ly knows how naturally, but a woman
doeenl. She invariably grasps the rein
,
do that it will pass over the forefinger,
aud thee be clatehed by the other
MEDICAL.
WG. S. MoDIONALD, M. D., C. M., l'hysi-
. ciao, Surgeon, Accoucheur, &c. Office
and resfdence, tfi t latele occupied by Dr. Hut-
chison, Auburn. 781
G. SCOTT, M. D4, eZo4, Physician, Surgeon,
. and Aceou er, Seaforth, Ont. Offic e and
residence South ide of Goderich street, Second
Door eastof the f»resbtcrian Church. 842
-nee W. BRUC SMITH, M. D., C. M.,411 mber
Ileof the College of P lysicians and Sur eons,
&c., Seaforth, Ontario, Offiee and resi ence
same as occupied by Dr. Vercoe. , 848
—
DR. MACK1D, (late of Lucknow) Graduate Of
Toronto Universite, and Mc mber of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Office in Cady's Block. Residence, John Street,
first door east of Engl sh Church Parsonage,
Seaforth, Ontario. 894
EYE, EAR A D !THROAT..
DR. GEO. S. RYERSON,
L. R. 0. P., L. It, C. S. E Lecturer on the Eye,
to, d. Eye and Ear In-
Eartand Throat,, Trinity edical College, Toron-
nd Surgeon to the M refirmary. Late Clinical ssistant Royal LOndon
Ophthalmic Hospital, to oorfields, and Central
Throat and Ear Hospital
317 Churth 5 reet, Toronto -
MUS
CAL.
IVIRPiam0e.
Organ.
for -graduating at, less th
of foreign teaeliing. T
dence on George Street
Main Street, Seaforth.
P, Teacher of Music,
dvanced pupils fitted
n one-half the eepense
rins moderate. Resi-
Second Door East of
879 -
filiACHER WANTE
1 Section 4, Mbrris, a
holding a Second or
Duties to commence on
plications containing t
salary desired to be add
,'ed, Lot 22 Concession
SIMON FORSYTHE.
.—Wanted, for School
ale or Female Teacher,
hird Class certificate.
st January next. Ap-
stimonials and stating
ssed to the undersign -
7, Morris, Blussels P. 0.
9284
St. Julien
estaurant.
OYSTERS!
As the Oyster Season is
to supply parties evIshi
Shell or Bulk Oysters,.
every style. -
Just arrived a choice
late and Cream Candy.
All other varieties
'Oranges, Lemons' and
season. I I
I .
.CIGARS.I
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nit.,,without the interfer-
part of the authorities.
Fully 40,000 persens took part in the
demonstration. The speakers indulged
in violent . denunciations of the present
state of society, but no undue excitement
was displayed by the immense audience,
and the affair passed off in the most
peaceful manner. The police kept care-
fully out of sight of the meeting. The
*policy of the authorities of making no
displaY of force had, it is -thought, much
to do with the abeence of disorder.
You can get at the St,
rnestie Cigars Which ca
Dominion.
Pipes and Tobaccos o
the place oppotite Mai
JAS. gUltG
OYSTER!
coming in I am prepared
•g Oysters in the Can,
erved on the prei ises in
lot of American Choco-
ept contently on hand,
ruits of all varietiee in
CIGARS!
Julien Imported elnd Do -
not be surpassed in the
every variety reinereber
and Market Street.
EGMO
ROLLE
SS, Prom'etor.
DVILLE
ID
In returning -thanks
and patrons or the
have recoivhd huring
beg t annou de tha
season g-rea ly nlarge
to our peel and mac
than ever prepared t
our cbstomeia prem
satisfaction to thine.
1
GRISTIN4
Farmers can have
• changed
.1
Flour,Bra
th
Constantly on hand,
few wad excelled by n
-1
lowed pricese-qUalit
Having also added
WE ARE It
GUSTO
At any time—winter
paid for LOGS del
I
Brucefield. '
AMPBE
xPostot.oP,
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411111.11.1.111111.11•111111.1011.11.-
L 84, BRIGHTI DAIRY GOODS.
HAVEJUST OP NED PP THE BULK OF THEIR
NM -VT
to our numerouS friends
very liberal supeort we
the past three years{ we
, having during the Past
our mill, and also added
inery, we- are now better
attend to the wants of
•tly, and with the best
Special attention t paid to
d CHOPPING.
ir Wheat ground or ex-
ithout delay.
and Shorts
S'1001C,
And would in -trite our nu erous customers to call and see it. Call
and see those
Fine French anting and &kings,
Ladies'
. OF THE It
ig like the in the market.
ALso a fall stook of
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ister Cloth and Jackets
OBBIEST TVLES. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL.
CANIPBtiI SEAFORTH,
MONT EAL
HOUSE.
DUNCAN & 1 UNCAN, SEAFORTH,
IMPORTERS OF IiaY GOODS, &c.,
Would call the attention of pur
Goods this season.' We have j
relents of Dry GoOds we ever tut
of a quality equalled by
mill in the Dominion, at
considered.
• the power of our
MIL
EPARED TO DOe
SAWING
Duncan & Duna
or summer. Highest price
vered at Egmondville or
KYLE & MUSTARD,
EGMONDVILLE.
AavooTioiR, DI1JTEJ
S. MA
Sail from Pier 20,
Every
GLASGOW
,RATES
TO GLASG W, DE
POOL, CABIN,
CAB1, 840.
WARD, $
Anchor Line Draft
paid free of charge
Ireland.
For passage, Cabi
apply to BENDERS
GRERw, NEW I YORK
Office, Seaforth.
L STEAMSHIPS I
North River, New York,
Satuiday, for
LONDONDERRY.
OF PASSAGE e
ItY, BELFAST OR LIVER -
860 to $80. SECOND
STEERAGE, OUT-
. PREPAID, 821
hasers to thi extraordinary low price of Dry
st received part of one of the largest consign-
orted in Seaforth, and lots are -still en route.
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Montreal House, Seaforth.
OA HALL
cLoTHliga AND ENTS' FURNISHING HOUSE.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN, eaforth, are still determinedto suit all who are
desirous of being suited, and ea safely promise for selection one of the largest
stocks of Tweeds in the County, and one of the best selected stocks of Tweeds in
the County. Suits turned out on the, shortest notice, and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Large Stock of
issued at lowest rates are
in England, Scotland and
Plans, Book of Tours, &c.i,
N BROTHERS, 7 .1 nowiash
or to S. DICKSON, Pot
832
MARRIA LE LiOENSE8
I SUED AT'
THE KROH DOSITOR CFFIC
8EAFOR H, ONTARIO.
t•••••••NiMaIMMNO,
NO WITNEti.EX REO IRE
Fashionable Ha s in the litest London,
Paris an New York styles.
GENTS' SHIR
AND 'RUBBER
or Winter wear.
Goods Store, Sea
At the
`S, COLLA
COATS. A
Don't forget
orth.
Secl
The highest prie& is paid in t
Eleven pounds Standard Gra,
Teas from 25c p
-proportion.
before us.
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All in went of firsaciess.Daire Goods, will do
well to call at
S AND CUFFS, UNDERCLOTHING, TIES,
ne line of OVERCOATINGS suitable for Fall
Oak Hall, next door to Montreal Mammoth Dry
O M. Whitney's,
And see our Atnerican Iron -clad Milk Cans and
Pails, just the thing to stand rough handling.
A full stock of Cans, Pails, Pans, Strainers, and
everything for the dairy.
Golden Star Oil Range
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With large tops and stands. NO table or box
required to stand it on, and just as cheap as
smaller stoves. Every stove guaranteed.
In ordering Troughing dont forget to see our
Galvanized IrOn Trough in six foot lengths,
making lew joints and a better job.
A full line of Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Lamps,
American and Canadian Coal Oil, &c., always on
hand.
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All orders for jobbhig promptly attended to
CM. WHITNEY.
N. B.—Thre hundred tedar Posts for sale.
FARMERS
ded Grocery $torer
ade for first-class Roll or Tub Butter, or Eggs.
ulated Sugar for $1; other grades of Sugar in
r pound up to 750. We can sweep everything
Duncan, Duncan, Seaforth.
-To
prio*p
THE BEST
D.1 HO
T 1E FARMERS!
p Lao -w- S•
LOWS IN THE MARKET.
Ha tf now on hand, the well -k
need no word of commend
Plow of this year's pattern.
mould board and coulter.
sa.tiefaction;and he can confi
he has
IT WILL PAY YOU
0 CALL AT Tent --
HURON FOUNDRY
—NEAR THE
HIGH !SCHOOL, SEAFORTH.
And see our stook of
Which havebe, en made especially for this county.
I have greatly improved my Gang Plow for this
seasOn, and feel satisfied in saying that it is the
best in the market. Our
LAND ROLLERS
Are lerge and heavy, running light and _doing
goodwork. Our
IN CRUSHERS
Are made 1 roii HarchIron, and will last longer
than any otileL machine made. Having special
tools for remitting Rollers, we can guarantee
satisfaction.. Special attention given to le-
aking Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills,
Reapers,Mowers, Threshing Machines, and
all kindof maahinery repaired on short notice
and at reasonable rates.
AN SEAFORTH,
awn N:os. 3 and 15 General Purpose Plows, which
tion. He is also introducing the No. 17, a new Steel
It has an adjustable beam, steel shear, skinuner,
t has been thoroughly tested, and gives universal
ently,recommend it to the public. In Wide Plows
--e
NZ.
Nos. 13 end 16. Purchasers can have trial of any of' these Plows, and if not
satisfiedcan retarn them. 'hey will he sold cheap for cash, or on short credit. ,
General Bla.cksm thing and • HorSeshoeing as Usual.
ReMember the place, M 'Naught's tjqd stand, in rear of the Golden Lion Store,
Seaforth.
D HOGAN.
Removed 1 Re oved I
o_
SEAFORTH
The Old Established Butcher hes removed to
new premises imniediately opp site his Old
Stand, Main Street, Seaforth, whe e he will be
pleased to meet all his did patrons and as many
new.ones as may see fit to favor him with their
patronage.
SOY -Remember the place, betwe n Henderson's
Harness Shop, and McIntyre's Sh te Store, Main
Street, Seaforth.
- GEORGE. ENG.
LIME! LIME! LIME!
THOMAS CORNISH
Has opened his Lime House!, in
Hensall and Centralia,
To Contractors and Others.
Bridge Belts and Castings at lowest rates.
Quotations furnished on application.
tgrAlso Agent for the Implements of L. D.
Sawyer, Hamilton. A full line of repairs con-
stantly on hand.
THOMAS HENDRY.
9111 AO NNIS
And is now prepared to famish LIME of the
very best quality to all requiring it, on the most
reasonable terms.
During the season he will be at Hensall every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and at Centralia every
' MONDAY and THURSDAY, to attend to cue-
torners. = '
THOMAS CORNISH.
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OCTOBER 9, 1885
Well Siadsfied
TOBER
That is right, cheer up, times are not going te,
be so dull after MI; at least we don't think ee
for a moment, and why? because we have the
goods the people want, and at prices which will
scare dull times away at a break -neck pace. We
know it, and are more than satisfied; indeed, we
are quite elated over the compliments paid us
already, and with a host more cheap goods can:
ing before the fair, we are bound to make things=
hunn Every visitor to the fair is cordially in.
vited to call and see us, inspect our stock and
compare prices. French Dress Goods in canna
cloth, foule cloth, sateene, &c.; Black and Cabe.
ed Cashmeres, Black and Colored Merveilleuxs.
Silk, Satins, Ottomans, Beautiful Velvets, Rich
Plushes, Jerseys, all , in ladies' furnishings, the
newest and most fashionable goods to be lead at
Ranton Bros
EXETER.
Gents and men of families, we have .seeured
some nice lines in Scotch and Canada Tkeeds,
Pantings and Overcoatings. A rare lot of New
York Hats, and three times as many Ties as we
have ever had before. ..1.,Vool Undershirts and
Drawers at startling prices. All Wool Flannels
for 25 cents. Comeiand see no when out to the
fair. All are welcome. No trorble to show at
Ranton B ros.,
EXETER.
ViTROXETER MILLS.
Alexander L. Gibson
Begs to announeele the public that he has own-
menced to operate the
W3CXETEil WILE -ii FACTORY
And that he will be prepared to give good vat
in .
FULL CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, f
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
PLAIDINGS,1
WINCE S
And Varieties in
STOCKING YARNS*
Custom Carding, SPinning and Paint
Promptly Attended to,
Parties from a distance will, as far as petelbies
have.their. ROLLS 'HOME WITH THEM, andav
he has pat the Mih into Good Working Ogee'
and employs none but Efficient Workmen, =1
I i
All Work s Warranted.
REMEMBER TOE WROXETER MIUk
ALEX. L. GIBSON,
Proprietor.,
HAIR BMA
Restores gre,
hair to its na-
• tural color, re-
moves Dandruff,
stops the hail
from falling out,
increases its
growth, and «-
not soil the skin.
As a hair dr
sing, it has no
superior. Guar
anteedhantdess.
Prepared by
Harkness &Co.
London, Ont.
Sold by all Druggist
and Patent Medicine
Dealers.
FTIHE SUFFOLKS ARE THE BEST.—The un-
dersigned has now on Lot 21, Concession 2,
L. R. S., Tuekersmith, and will keep for the
improvement of Stock, Two THOROUGHBRED SUF-
FOLK BOARS. The oldest, "Granger," was far -
'owed on April 3rd, 1882, was bred by Mr. Wm.
Elliott, Milton, County of Halton. His sire and
his dam were both imported. The second,
"King Tom," was farrowed ia April, 1884. Ile "
was bred by Messrs. A. Frank & Sons, of the
county of Peel, and both his sirs and his dam
were also imported. They are as good, pigs as
were ever offered for service in Huron as ean be
proven by the extended pedigrees wbich are
registesed in the Canadian Herd Book. Terms
111, with the privilege of returning if iseeessary.
GEORGE PLEWES. • 891
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMNIE$CE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital,
Rest, -
KOK
2,10,
PRESIDENT, HON. WM. it CMASTER.
SE A 'FORTH BRANCH. .
The Seaforth Branch of this Ba.nk continues
receive deposits, on whichinterest is alloweciat
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on all the principal towns and cities -
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the 1Jiia
States, bought and sold.
Office—First door Soviet of the Comesdra
Hotel.
A. 11. IRELAND, Yar
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor
RUSINESS- CLLEOi
IN CoNNT:CTIONWIT
WOODSTOCK COLLECT,'
WooDSTocK, Hi
The College has been thoronglelyeeo
izedeand placed in the hands of a most b
staff of Teachers (including two who
been Principals ofs.ai
ni.ar and SUc.4
institutions), Course most thocouffit
practical. Fees very moderate.
For full information address—
N. WOLVERTON, B.A., Prin
Woodstock College.
D. 8. CAMPBELL,
.-DRoviNcIAL LAND SURVEYOR
1 Engineer. Orders by mail pasts
tended to. D. S. CAMPULL, Mitchell
trty_Mr. Southern
yAaF,er,.behGiseaettez tfsNieiace:ninr:totuWschtk:oyn
fle
-down the river..
dies and 50,000 loo
shiientheeresmaarellnpoo:
tirement from the (
tives are nnemploy -
bis
ance of Mr. John B
that the repeal of tilt
iss—ueminn tishieneirtiniyintr
Friday, With
Friends tl-
odTfidisagreement
leg rLrecee: neBi emrrncii:a:
Ellean—thl:grseliselsehstaeaetbloelifcis:litif tfvieal
ers
practically out of p
to the bombardineii
• regulation of viee
the turf, died at Tr
become so great
In the norther
wbornhilawaohPc—id.otsrhAkdginigbyngratronienad, oBwllantylo!ilitfeel
day, and when a pint
threw,out the leattIJ,
exposed a sponge insil
whisky, bottle and
while thera'insTnehgsteamnee rwebrreot
he refused to take th
of the price.. The
dently was to teek
.FHteddelyin, e 2t05tthile ulutnit;
ago, and had travel
world. In Md. w
and was succeesful
Feared before figniv
65 years, died -at Ti
eatakei.r.ybackngytgohyears.oouhtgshhe: 0si smahaei-la sbhgnrioiseusstliaekrignalieliiiiii
performance by bre
the couple. They eoi
Sixteen of the party
and were fined n$4en.8e5n
recently married in S.
abLetoaspesolo (a.
speuvnenr1, —Whalebone the price h
$3.60 onithe arrival 01
pounds at, San Fran
the catch has fallen
pounds to426,903 01
—The wife of nos
Pa., was:stung to dee.'
day, 27th ult. She se
insects on going to cal
was handling the hive
stings on her lips and
in 45 minItes.
Rev. Bishop
of St.:Peter's'Washt
was; consecrated ,
was presented with sH
his congregation, hal
cept it, and 'advised]
turdit over to his stic
fit of the debt of th
be came among them
preferred to take n
The officers of ti
tional Board of 13
lug '..with some con
of the epidemic of
at Montreal, for ti
will yet get beyond e
way to the States.
peared in different pei
States, though the nul
not been eutiicieut
e s n tDuringyeaihe p
()tl ilr
pi leicel
the s
in Japan, an average
every month. T
Montreal is due to
p
—The massacres of
chin China, have sent
though France. Ba
• are published of the
sionaries and their lite.
in Asmam. Tile Supe
-and a whole host se
slaughtered. Some
the sea with their
their back. Some mil.
make a tand with e
soon defeated. Chin
dwellingallustans-w
eiswere
ed,and b'
walk for days without
reach a place of refuge
is accused by the niiss
taken no steps to save
sensatiE
Shelburne, eat
urigrie,Grcy co.
• nouncement that II
-wife' had levantrA
them $2,268 07 in
• to the patrons of a
Badjeros theese facti
numerousrnm
odebts nt
bu
avowed intention of vi
Exhibition. For seve
he had been makieg
Express Office for a
accruiug from a ree
eSt Ihteeelf15 rat! linedt efiLt"1
-coal give the mone
wife when she called I
arrived on Tuesday,
Ricocalled, Mr. Bello
anything wrong, gay,-
ing for the same. fix
2,268 67 belonging t
the factories at Shelb
Mrs. Rice and her thi-
dren left by the even
y.
ge
13. ecletei inc bge No
aennmd wasieofuesse
zsi7
to be suepected of etn:
ght
-%.:1-iPthPulstie(slInTfe bein
esndfan;
possession from -$3,000
rowed ad stolen cash
RATEFUL —00
EPPS'S
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"By a thorough knowl
which govern the operation
tattion, and by a careful set
Properties of well selectee
Provided oar breakfast tab
Retorted beverage which n
tors' bine, It is by the
articles of diet that a comet
ally lila* up ulaUl strong e