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they never beheld such genius in a wo-
man. Not a draught was allowed to
blow on her, and five different young
gentlemen nearly fought for the privi-
lege of seeing her home.
Some days passed in this delightful
manner, and then Jenny had a new visi-
tor. Before being a dressMaker Jenny
had been a nursemaid, and one of the
bairns she had looked after wee a tricky
boy named Willie Crighton, who had
nearly worn the life out of her with his
mad pranks. The boy was now 22, but
as full of mischief as ever; He called
Jenny his old maid, and never missed a
chance of deriding her plain face, and
tormenting her generally. As for mak-
ing love to her he had no more idea of
that than of making love to the man in
the moon ; he could not afford, indeed,
to make love to any one, for he was only
a bank clerk with £40 a year.
This curly beaded young rascal ap-
peared at Jenny's home about the end of
the week. Jenny was always glad to
see him, even though he did borrow
raoney from her occastioually, for his
nature was so clear and open that she
road his every thought as, from an open
book. She thought he had come to con-
gratulate her like the rest, but he
didn't. Hie eyes were toof all of sparkle
and mischief, and his opening remark
about her ugliness came to her as a re-
freshing chenge from what she had lis-
telned to for a week.
'" I suppose, Jen, they're all -running
after you, aod meking love to you, and
wanting you to marry them ? he 'said
gleefully, taking possession of Jenny's
sofa, and kicking his Iseels up in the air.
"It's the best joke I ever heard of—tell
me some of it --oh, this is rich."
Jenny Wld him all the events of the
week, and Willie nearly went into con-
vulsions. "But there's one thing I
can't understend. Willie," she said in
conclusion, "and perhaps you can help
I wrote in reply to the lawyer, and
here is the letter returned with the
words, `not known' written at the top of
the envelope."
Willie did not at once look at the let-
ter or even take it into his band, but
only went intiie. few more squirms of
merriment and kicking up his heels into
the air.
"Why, of course, Jen," he said when
at last he could speak. "They creald-
n't find, the lawyer there, for he's not
there."
"Not there? Where is he then ?"
"In here," and Willie gleefully tap-
ped his own forehead. "1 made him—I
created him—and the £20,000, atid the
whole affair. I wanted to see how alit
the wretches would rush for you andi
fawn on you, and then I thought as you
are 29 its time you were getting married,
and that some comfortable old codger of
a widower would snap you up and tbink
he's got a fortune with you. "Wasn't
it a splendid idea? And it was all my
own—did it all myself, and got a friend
to post the letter in London, sO's to have
the right post -mark. I'm always glad
to do you a good turn, Jen, for -you've
been a reguler brick to me," and he exu-
berantly did some kicking in the air
while Jenny—fainted!
When she recovered consciousness
Willie was supporting her, and kissing
her and soothing her, and wondering
what possessed her to drop away in that
silly style.
"That's all the thanks I get for try-
ing to do you a good turn," he said,
when she only burst into tears and said
she must now put an end to her own
Fife. "I thought you would be delight-
ed—especially when there's; so many
wanting to marry you. You know you
are an old maid, so if you don't look
alive you'll never get a man in this
world."
Valentine.
BY EMMA P. SEABGRY.
I wonder if you remember, sweetheart,
One videntitie long ago,
When across the fields and down the lane
I trudged one night like a sighiog swain,
Over the drifts of meow.
With a valentine for my heart's own queen,
A kitten furry aud white, •
Like a ball of down in my basket hid.
And how, when I finally raised the fid,
It vanished from our bight ?
1 remember your tears, and the ihter years,
When I took my heart, my sweet,
And a blessing craved from daint Valentine
As I sought in your eyes for love's own sign
Ere I laid it at your feet. .
If love never grew coldeve could never grow old
Oh, the years have flown since then,
But the heart, my deareet, you stole away,
That snowy, froety Valentine's day,
Has never come back again.
And since then, a score of years or mo re,
With smile and averted eye, •
With a haughty brow and a queenly grace,
And a flush on your proud and handsoive fece,
You have met and passed me by.
Another face shines from my household shrines
Across my cold hearthstone,
But how•different life would be, my dear,
If only your beautiful face were here, -
And your eyes looked in my own.
And I wonder so often of you, sweetheart.
If the world is the isaine to you ;
If there lingers at times la your memory yet,
For the love of our childhood a sweet regret ;
For the love of your girlhood, too?
Love reaches its arms to my old Valentine
With toad message wherein yon niey see;
Your spirit will thrill through its prison bars,
To greet a love as true as the stars,
And come over the years to me.
We may Strive as we will, but the old
Conie back in a golden barge ;
And over the dual lives we live, ,
The light of their beauty and pOsenee giye,
These anniversary days.
loy es. still
friends, but h
was serving the
prices of each a
"Coffee has
!his wife tille t
!fore her.
!for that last let
j up to levIln den
'some hastni Miss
outrageoup—fo
, whole ; and 0'
under nine. J
pertaters, Hen
bushel now,
maeh higher t
afraid of the pe
crop failed co
twenty cents a
He yvould rn
the great inorti
two d ughters,
with im in va
he was broken
is ver prObabl
the f mily wer
It as Than
sixty•
Was
table
in hi
beet
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as th
as to
eggs,
the f
A
a la
Andrew Gilbe
a distant relat
seat, land hold
handsaid, wit
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ks for yo
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I have k
mount 11
figures, I
e stun of
The Forty -acre ,prno... •
I'm thinkin' wife of neighbor Jones, man that
with stalwart arm— I
"But the disgrace !" cried Jenny,
with a fresh burst. "I could never
never look any one in the face after
"No disgrace at all," said Willie,
"for they'll neve e know you baven't
the money. not going to tell any-
body, and the man that marries you will
be too much ashamed to let it out. If
you get the reputation of being rich it's
just as- good'as if you had the money."
Jenny could not see it, and persisted
in ending her life that very night. She
would not be so mes.n and treacherous as
to deceive any man into the belief that
she was rich, and she was not sure but
Willie had laid himself open to arrest
end imprisonment by forging a letter;
but whatever happened the truth must
be proclaimed.
"For my sake, Jen don't speak of
such a thing, and I'll 'kiss you twenty
times and be ever so good to you," he
cried, in real alarm, a Why, if you ex-
pose me I'll lose my pl
and be ruined for life.
Jenny could not hel
awry for him of cours
He livee in peace and pfenty!on a forty -acre
, -farm ;
While men are all around us with hearts and
hands a -sore
Who own two -hundred acres, and still are want-
. ing rnore.
His ishottuiep7tty little farm—a pretty little
He has a loving wife withinw as quiet as a
11101.188 '
Ilia children play around the door—their fatherts
beta to charm,
Looking just as neat and tidy as the tidy little
farni.
No weeds are in the cornfield, no thistles in the
oats.
horses show good keepin by their fine
and glossy coats.
cows within the meado
the beechen shade,
Learn all their gentle manner
- -.snaking maid,
Within the field on Saturday he leaves no
cradled grain
To be gathered on the morrovi, for fear of cons-
ing rain •
Ile keeps ehe Sabbath boly—hils children learn
his ways,
And plenty fills his barns and bins after the har-
vest days.
The
The
, resting 'neath
from a gentle'
e in the bank
that; she WAS
and took his
kisses without serious demur, but she
could not lee how it could be hidden, as
she must live, and to carry on dress-
making with a reputation of possessing
.S.'.20,000, was preposterous.
" I'll tell you what. Jen, if you keep
quiet about this I'll marry yoirmyself,'
maid Willie, at last. "It's true you're.
horribly old, but you've always been a
brick, and I don't think anybody could
be kinder. Is it a bargain ?"
"Oh, yes; that'll do nicely," prompt-
ly answered Jenny, and then she sober-
ly sat down beside hini, and then—but
no more of that shall bit told.
He never has a lawsuit to ,take him to the
town, I -
For the very simple reason—there are no fences
down,
The ber.room in the vi11a6e does not have for
him a charm ;
I can always find my neighbor on his forty -acre
farm
His acres are so very few, he
deep;
'Tis his own hand that tur
own kends that reap •
He has a place for everything and things are
in their place ;
The sunshine smiles npon is fields, content-
ment in his face.
May we not learn a lesson, wi
neighbor Jones,
And not—for what we haven't
sighs and groans?
The rich ain't always happy, nor free from life's
alarms,
But blest are those who live content, though
small may be their faring.
--Jona D. Yaws.
loughs them very
ns the sod—'tis his
To the ten or twenty suitors who came
to Jenny after that shP had but the an-
swer that she was engaged to Willie
Crighton, and before a. week bad gone
everybody was congratulating Willie
and remarking thathe would remember
how they had always called him a genius
and the finest looking fellow town.
One day the manager of the bank called
him into the " sweating room," and of
course Willie began to sweat, but the
cordial smile and warm shake of the
hand soon dispelled his fears.
"1 heard you are going to be mar-
ried," he said in his sweetest topes,
" and we don't caret6 lose you by let -
• 80 we want to
re to accept the
ranch le Flossie -
never failed; while he
ial, to enurnerp+ the
d every artiele.
riz," he would `Say, as
e cups en the trey be
id twenty-two- cents
to Putnam, ari!:autper'e
s. Can I help you to
Barnes? I declare ham's
rteen cents by the
'ere bacon can't he had
t help youreelf US them
ry ; thirty-five e!nts e
nobody know Juni
ey're coin'! Don't be
hes, Mr. Jinks, Our
Plete, and then cost
on in this fashion to
cation of his wife and
who, argued and Pleaded
n. At length-, however,
f hi a bad habit, and it
!the Jetriale members of
in the plot.
sgiving Day, and Jerry'a
second b rthday, and the I house
full of isitors. At di ner two
ii,
were set Jerry was re plendent
Sunday uit, and eviden IY in the
f humor. As usual, he began to
eratesthe oet price ofethel viands
y were s rved, even going leo fail
estimate he value of the hatter.1
milk and
rm,,and
usual, th
ghl, until
IMPORTANT NOTICES
rOR SALE.—A
coiner of '1
Good stable andel
Saforth.
first.elnits residence On the
ictoria and Geerge Streets,
chard. Apply to A. CAIWN0e
1183
MIOR SALE— BARGAIN.—One large Taylor
r Safe, combination lock, double doer. just
as it left the factory. Also, 250 acr. on bank
of Lake Huron; 160 mires cleared' E. N.
LEWIS, Solieitor, Goderleh. 1168
MONEY TO LOAN.—To loan at 6 per cent.'
for a term of years, on first mortgage on
farm property, several thousand dollar 'of pri-
vate funds. Apply to MOORE 13011), Sea -
forth. 20841
TRAY LAMB.
the undersi
white ram lainb, with long tail. The oceeer can
have the same byliprovingproperty and paying
charges. JOHN OCHRXNE, Hills Green.
1208-3
—Strayed into the pren ises of
ned about December last a
MEACHER WA
Public Schen
ficate. Salary 33
Duties from Apri
cations to be in b
Secretary A, S.
-
TED fori Ancrum. Manitoba,
,with seoand or third class cern
per month, without hOlidays.
1st to Dedember 3 st. Appli-
March 15th. JO HAYS,
1209x2
TOHN'BEATT E, Clerk of the Second Division
ei ;Court, Cou tv of Huron, ComMissioner,
Conveyancer, La d, Lc,an and liniurance Agent.
Fonda Invested I and to Loan. Offiee—uver
Sharp & Livens' ritore, Main street, Seaforth.
1 1239
other 'articles; raised on HOWT-IIORNIBULLS FOR SALE.—For sale,
S11'0 pure -bed Shorthorn bull cp.lves, 10
ot " iboughten." 1
good animate with first-class pedigrees. Bred
and 11 months olid, 1 red and the other roan.
guests palsied it off with from prize winning sires and dams. Apply on
he end of the meat,when lot 16, conce-siot 10, Morris, Blyth P. 0. NEIL
McDONALD. 1209x5
e, from prudent
got—give vent te
----40-1--
A Word of Advice.
Little troubles are tiroverbially the
ones that causes the most worry, annoy-
ance and vexation. But what are some-
times considered little troubles, if left to
themselves, soon matorlify into grave
evils, producing disastecius results. This
is especially true of cold in the head.
The sufferer looks upon it as a trifling
annoyance that need's n treatment and
will speedily pass away. This is a grave
i
mistake. There is not case of catarrh
in , existence that did ot have its ori-
gin in neglected cold ip the head, and
the slonger the trouble runs the more
Serious the results. Cold in the head,
developing into ratarrh, renders the
breath foul, causes a loss of the senses
of taste and smell, partial deafness, dis-
tressing headaches, cqnstant hawking
and spitting, and in In ny, many cases
i
ends up in consumptionand death. No
case may have all the j symptoms indi-
cated, but the more this sufferer has the
greater the danger. It is obvious, there-
fore, that no case of c ld in the head
is
shouldebe neglected fo an instant, and
that to do so is cour ing further dist'
ease—perhaps death. ' Nasal Beim, in
se of cold in the
elle, and speed-
s preventing the
No other rem -
the success that
bis is simply be
nufacturers claim
ionary remedy a
should' be kept
by All dealers.
1209 3
64
than
sam
lay.
the
own
int
that a j num
youeg people, I think a fair average,
however, .wo ld be thirty-five cents;
and twenty-fourt'people at t at rate
eight dollars a
is my check
t, a Concord lawyer, and
ye Jerpy, rose in his
ng a slip of paper in his
the utmoet 'gravity ;
idge, we wistuto: return
URHAII B
dersignell
premises, on Lo
4 Thoroughbre
with the privil
✓ hospitality, and at the . JOSEPH FOW
bum yell for yOur out-
,TIOG LOST.
pt an accurate alceount of
name sonfl'aldoavre
ave eaten, axe t your 1 -1---'
find I am indebte to you i some of his teet
forty two cents. I Seeing ., persrergyi VAT be er around the- board are 1 rem
GARROW, let c
LL FOR SERVICE.The un -
will keep for service on his
18, Concession 1, Tuckersmith,
Durham Bull. Terrhs-41.50,
ge of returning if neceshary.
ER, Seaforth P. O. 120741
Lostabout four weeics ago. a
Collie Dog, answering to the
," easily recognized hy having
of the upper law mit. Any
forroation that wIll lehd to his
shitably rewarded. ROBERT
oficession McKillop. 1207 tf.
would equal d forty
cents. dere or that
amount."
I was a very severe lesson, lint it did
male?. Of course erry
its work effec
tore up, the c teak indignantly, a , d it
WaS a kear be ore he forgave the lawyer,
but he never quieted prices egam at
meal time.
True Friendship.
certain nerchant had three sons.1
W en Mee yo ngestsone came oil age bp
cal!jed them gather and said to them',
in voice he ky with emotion :
" Now? bo s, you all go out nto the
ld and ac air° a knowledge 6f human
are, At he end of the year you will
rn, Old t e one who has acquired
beA frien will receikrel this magnif-
t diamon
he young
to a jeweler
that it was n
ceptied the 81
the end of t
ing .somewh
ol- man irnm
in se meetin
hi
wo
.ne
ret
the
ice
ring." -
men having }taken
and satisfied th
t a California dia
GOLDEN LION, SEAFORTH.
WE SHOW THIS WEEK A FULL= LIP:iE OF,AN-
GOLA SHIRTING% GREY • FLANNEL% NAVY
FLANNELS. ALSO SPECIAL VALUE IN BLANK-
ETS AND COMFORTERS., WHITE QUILTS FROM
$I.50 TO ST., BEST VALUE IN THE1TRADE IN
CREAM Aimp WHITE LACE CURTAINS, TABLE.
LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, TO'WELLINGS, &C., IN
GREAT VARliTY.
A CALL SOLICITE,.
R. J -.A M I ES 0 N .
1C1ARM FOR , ALE OR TO RENTH-For Sale
_IC or te rent the North Half of Lots 51 and 52,
in the 1st Concession of the Township, of Turn -
berry, containing 100 acres, over 70 cleared.
Good frame honse, barn and stable, eituated 4'
milesifrom Wroxeter and 3 miles east, of 13lue-
vale. Will be Oold cheap and on easy terms.
Apply to M. MeTAGGART, Clinton. 1205-7
lt/E01EY TO LOAN.—Private and e,ompany
funds tO loan at lowest rates. $10,000 of
private funds ;have been placed in ;our hands
losp in sums to suit borrower,
mpleted at onee if title satisfac-
N & HAYS, Cardno's Block, Sea-
' . 1143t1
—
LL—The undersigned vrill keep
T
during the present se n on his farm, 2nd
concession, H.111. Tucke mith, a thorough.
bred Jersey Bull, sired by Canada's John Bull.
Terms—K.50, 'payable at the time of service
with privilege Of returning if necessary, JOHN
HANNAH. 1.1c{. B.—Also for sale a Jersey bull
calf, eleven m nths old, thoroughbred. 1164
QTALLION FOR SALE„—The Undersigned
/...7 offers his celebrated Clydesdale Stallion,
Scotland's Farewell," for sale. H is 10 years
which we will
Loans can be
tory; . DICKS
forth;
ERSEY BU
the ring om,
e selves was
and h
ond, &c and
• and. starte. t. At horse
e year they returned, look- has always tra
dress, JOHN
s pure bred, and a burs foal etter, He
imported by Thomas Bell, of Londeeboro,
as left he hid as many good, high priced
s as any orse of his age in Canadai He
elled in the same loeality. Ad -
PARISH, Winthrop P. 0.
120211
t the worse for wear. he
diately issued his call fier a
and they gathered around STALLION OR SALE.--IFor sale cheap, a
. calied for the reportalfrorh the Heavy D aught Crinadlia,n Bred Stallion
The first ne lifted up his Voice and onto Stud Boo ; weighs 2,0O0 lbs.; a beautiful
e or young cattle.
E, Lumley P. O.
, 1206x6.
three years ld past Bre from Kinmouni
varionicomniittees. Willie, and for registration io the Tor -
Wellington, Grey and Bruce;
Goias Norma—.
Ethel.
Bruns&
Bluevale
Wingham..
Goma Soma—
Winghiun
Nuevale _
Ethel—
Passenger. Nixed.
.. 2.51 e. et. 9,31 roe
8.06 L46 9.20
3.21 10.00 9.60
.. 3.30 10,10 11.313
Passenger,
. 6.39 eem.11,10 a. B. 7.25?. u
.. 6.48 ;1.22 - 7.55
.. 7.02 11.46 8,55
.. 7.14 12.00 9.31
•
London, Huron and Bruce,
GOING NORTH— PasSeoger.
London, depart 7.55a.st. 4.35P.M,
. Exeter. ' 9.16 567
Ileneall. 9.28 6.09
Kippere. 9.34 6.17
Brumfield._ ..... .. 0.42 6.28
. Clinton. 0.00 6.4
Landeshoro 10.19 7.03
Blyth .... .................. 10.28 7.12
Belgrave 10.42 7.27
Wingham arrive 11.00 7.45
GOTE0 Sours— Passenger.
Wingham, depart 6.501.x
Belgrace 7.05 4.00
Blyth 7.18 4.16
Londesboro ' 7.26 4.25
Clinton 7.55 4.45
Bruoetleld ... 8.15 5.04
Kippen 8.24 5.12
Hensall........ .... .. . .. ... 8.32 5.19
Exeter 8.50 5.33
THE
CANADIAN BANK OECOMMERCE
,Estiblished 1867.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS - $6.000,000
REST, - - - - - - - - $800,000
B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' -Notes Discounted.
Drafts issued payable at all points Canadi, and the principal
cities in the United States,Great Britain, France, Bermuda,&c.
SAVINGS BANK DE PARTMENT.
Deposits of11.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest allowed.
1N'TEREST ADDED TO THE PRINCIPAL AT THE END OF MAY AND :NOVEMBER IN EACH
YEAR.
special Attention given to the oon,ection a Commercial Paper said Farmers'
Sales Notes. 1
F. HOLMESTEI), Solicitor.
said : dark chestnut ; will be sold cheap,nr will be
Address THOTAS CIIDMOR
I had an
nacre' an
w re to fight
carie forwa,r
.w-0,1 badly
89.
in
fr
a
ting you out of the B
know if you Would c
management of our b
town. The salary is only £500 a year
juet now, but it may rise if the business .
shotild increase. Doi you accept ?"
"Oh, yes, sir, with pleasure," cried
Willie, out of a whir 1 of delight.
Ah, I thought you would still like
to have a business though you have won
a wealthy wife," remarked the manager;
and to this day everybody believes that
Willie is enormously wealthy. And so
he is, for wuch a wife as Jenny is worth
bankful of rubies.
the most aggravated c
head, will give instant
ily effects a cure, tb
developing of catarrh.
edy has ever met wit
Nasal Balm Was, and
cause it does ail its m
for it. As precau
bottle of Nasal Bel
in every house. Sold
Cured of a
It used to be regard
able thing, for the go
sided over the dinner
depreciate the viands
would now be conside
The more bountiful t
better prepared, th
depreciation.
I declare," the h
"I'm almost ashamed
down to such a -table
much to do that I real
what I could pick u
make out a meal, D
have some ham, Miss
there's hardly a thing
eat, but you'll have
how."
Then it was expect
one and all, would
which was generall
everything on the ta
ance, and expertly p
the hostess would flu
Except in the ex
tricts this fashion ha
and the polite thing
not to allude to the
fact that the old peo
old fashion is a cone
ance to the young fo
doubted if old Jerry
time Connecticut far
more aggravating'Is
soul of hospitality, a
-Catherine Drexel, the Philadelphia.
heiress, took her final vows aud adopted
the black veil on Thursday, 12th inst.
ad Habit. t'
d as the feshimi-
d lady who pre -
✓ supper table to
n a manner which
ad quite absurd
e supply and the
greater was this
stem used to say,
to ask you to sit
but I've had so
y had to take just
. I hope yeu'll
acon. Won't i you
Balcom ? I know
on the table fit to
• maks out some-
ed lif
acquire
end."
Number t
dressed th
affair 9f honor. got into.
ehallenge pas ed. We
at ten steps. y friend
and took my pace. He
wounded, but I elieve he
I claim the ring for hav-
e most self -Sacrificing
e chair '
o then took the lloor and
"1 was on board a ship. We had a
c llision. I
y friend
hen he sa
e have the
p cked up af
ly saved m
*as the bes
"What s
to back upo
(third son.
"1 was i
L.
r, and ha
lend came
00, and r
the account
" To. you belon,gs the ring?" said the
nhlWend was imply a better shot. In the
erchant. " Your older brother's
case of the other brother, his friend
as simply' better swiminer. They
(sok risks, admit; but yourfriend has
actual b na fide loss, 'for
r get his oney back. You
best friend, for he made ao-
fi
found myself , in the water.
as rear me on a hen -coop. j
me, he - [MEM off and let'
hen coop. We were both
erwardw, but he undoubted -
life. I think my friend
.7/
rt of a friend haVe you got
?" asked the father of the
a tOit place," he respond -
been rooting with the ti.
lost all my money. My
forward and advanced me
fused to take my note for
sustained a
e will nev
sined the
tual, sacrifi „es. Here is the priceless
gem!of the Orient." ---Texas S,iftings.
Un4monstrative on.
Ladies, an a rule, are apt to be favora-
bly impresSed by gentlemen who "wrap
themselves
own origin
probe the
,Wontan is
read such
that she h
Undernea.t
plenty of
needs her 1
lightful an
of tendern
nanimity u
uppercrust
having trie
she repent
ashes.
Your utterly undemonst ative men
seldom mike good husban s, says a
d that the guests,-
ite in declaring,
the truth, that
le was in &build-
epared ; at which
h with pleasure.
remely rural dis-
gone out of date,
o do nowadays is
food at all. The
le still cling to the
nt Source of annoy.
ks ; but it may be
ainbridge, an old
• er, had not a still
it. He was the
•d loved to gather
around his board all his -relative& and
Ib
up in the solitude of their
lity "and defy the world to
per depths of their souls.
roue to believeethat she can
haracters like an open book;
a key to all their mysteries. '
the marble exterior she sees
plastic material which, only
ve and tact to leaven in de -
delighting shapes. Mines
se, of iptelligence, of mag-
derlie, she thinks, the blank
of reserve, Too often, after
her hand at working them,
of her folly in saelscloth and
exchanged for a breeding ma
TN THE M4TTER OF JOHN W. CARDNO
i AND ALEXANDER 1). CARDNO, of the
Town of &Worth, in the County of Huron,
Merchants, trading and carrying on business un-
der the firm- name of Cardno Brothers, Debtors.
The above named debtors have niade an assign-
ment to me, wider the provisions of "An Act
respecting Aseignments for the benedt of Credi-
tors, being Chap. 124, 14.8.0., 1887. A meeting
of the Crediters of the said Debtors will be held
at my office, fn the Court House, in the Town
ii
of Goderich, t 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon, on
Monday the 2 rd day of February, 1891, for the
appointment 3)1 Inspectors and, the giving of Di-
rections with 'reference to the disposal of the
estate. Eve+ person claiming to be entitled to
rank on the eetste is required to furnish to inc
particulars of clahn, proved by affidavit (not
declaration), and such vouchers as the case ad-
mits of, RObERT GIBBONS, Sheriff of Huron,
Assignee. Sheriff's Office, Goderich, February
12th, 1891. 1209-2
writer In
detstand,
difference
mere sbyn
at a dista
back from
holding y
about to
the two w
ence to th4 former. Very re
t. are very d fficult to govern.
Tp End His Pas.
It is w411 to be eatisfied with one's
abiding pl ce, if one has to live in it,
even if it s nor very attractive.
A gentleman who was travelling
through ne of the most insalubrious
districts cf India found living there an
Irishman f !very contented appearaflce.
"1 don t see how you can live in a
place," sal d Ike traveller, "where pen -
pie die so thick and fast."
"Tell me the place, sorr," said the
p
man," where psyple niver die es tell me
the place,an' I'll go there 'mall to end
tie days "I
1
I -
he New York Ledger. Un-
owever, that there is a wide
etween morbid reticence, and
ss. The shy man keeps you
ce from him by shrinking
you, the unconfiding man by
u at arm's length. A lady
eke a choice for life between
11 do well to give the prefer-
erved men
MHO ROUG
1 SE /WI
service on lo
mile north
Durham Bul
which a lind
The followin
bull in the D
M. MORRIS, Manager.
BRED DUR1!IA51 BULL FOR
E.—The undersigned will keep for
3, conceseion 7, Stanley-, half a
Hills Green, the thoroughbred
, " Chisselhura PrinCe," 13,990, to
d number of cows will be taken.
is the registered pedigree of this
minion Short Horry.iderd Book:
illed and a li tle white, calved February 16th,
11890, bred by Walter Shillinglaw, Chiaselhurst,
b
'Ontario, got y Victor Hugo 12,240, dam, Violet
3rd 13,393: Golden Prince 3,255, Violet 8,139,
by Marquis ,081, Clara 5,607, by Mike of Went-
worth 1,723, Duchess 5,830, by Colonel 427,
Duchess 44h '892 by, John O'Caunt 2nd, (imp),
140, [13,089],
ORSISf?I't011
c twatt)
TO THE EDITOR.:
Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy toe 4se -above named
disease. %rite timely use thousands of hopeless cases have keen Immanently cured. I shag
be glikd to send two bottles of myR-
remedy FEF . iyof your readers who have milk
gumption if they will send nie their Express *Au Post Office Address. Respectfully
To Ad SLOCUM, PLC., 188 West Adelaide 8t1, TORONTO, ONTARIO.
SUMP!
hanae (imp),
460,;by Lord
by ted Duk
829), Lady b
(4,623). Min
Monarch (2,
by Jupiter (
(659), by Fa
The Oid Stu
tary. ; TEEM
able iJanuar
Hills Green
°DULL FO
_,Ullf keep
the improv
Thoroughbr
Lad," 18,05
certificate ;
by Noah S.
Tobias Nas
Purcell, Du
wont, Om
6397. by HD
tor (imp) 14
Lad, 2602,
Grand Duk
Dueller's ind Fig, 1, islastor Gra-
07, i14,9281, Roan Duchess (imp),
Ducie, (imp, 154, (13,131], Duchess
(8,694); Jernima by Tenantry (13, -
King Lear (8,196), Or by Orontes
rva by Mercury (2,30I), Empress by
24), Duchess by St. Albans (2,684),
Dal
2) by Sir Oliveriin Duke (188), by
6005), by Trunnell
orite (252) by
ley Bull. HEN Y WADE, Score.
.—One dollar and tiftv cents, pay.
1st, 1892. JOSEPH HUDSON,
P. 0., Ontario. ' 1208 tf.
.1.011.01M
The Most Popular Christmas
Piesent in the World is
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton station
follows:
1315APO1rTH.
Paseenger........1.03 r. M.
Passenger... .. 9.10 '. X.
Mixed Train.. ...... 9.20 A. H.
Mixed Train 6.15 r.
GOING EAST—
Passenger, .„ 7.59 A. X.
Paesenger2.43 r. K.
Mixed Tram.. 5.30 r rt.
Freight Trsln.. .. .. 4.80 P. H.
BISSEL'S CARPET SWEEPER
With latest improvements. These sweepers are mediuna in price, yet
as perfect as the most expensive.
SERVICE.—The undereigned will
Lot 9, Concession 2, bleKillop, for
ment of -stock the well known
ed Short Horn Bull, "Grand View
The following is WA registered
Red, calved February 17, 1889, bred
hantz, Haysville, Ont.; 2nd olvner,
, Seaforth, Ont.; 3rd owner, I Mat.
lin, Ont; got by Knight of Ver-
) 4109 (54521], darn Jennie Hilpa
a Duke 1891, Alice 2331, by Mere -
[36893], Beauty, 2432, hy Yorkshire
se of Spring Cr. ek,-4643, by 3rd
of Oxford 857, Cowslip, 792, by
Victor, 1134'I Lily,4367, by Sultan, 1093, Victor-
ia, 2001, by Wolveston, (imp), 266, [21125], Snow-
drop, 1929, y Prince Albert, 943, May Queen,
1527, by Comet, 432, Daisy, 338, by Young For-
ester, (imp)276, Young Lily, 2059, by oung For-
tner, (imp), 275, Lily, (imp), 302, by Warden,
(1563), Beauty, hYllockingham, (560, by Sir
Harry, (1444), by Colonel (152), by Colling's Son
of Hubback, (319). TERM8.-81.50 payable at
the time of erviee, with the privilege of return-
ing it nece sary. MATTHEW PURCELL.
1207-9
terimme
•
Marron
1.20?.
9.27r. A
10.05a.A.
6.40
7.431.
2.25?,
4.55 Ir. A:
3.80r.
We have itlso a choice selection of Family Groceries of the very
best quality, Select Valencia Raisins, Vestizza Currants, new Peels—
Lemon Orange and Citron ; extracts of all kinds; Chocolates, Cocoas,
re osse&I Blackwelrs Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, and everything to be
found in a first-class grocery.
Our Teas are giving excellent satisfaction. Blacks, Greens and
Japans selling very cheap. Now is the time to buy 'Teas. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
Goods delivered promptly to all parts of the town.
In the
urrogate Court of the
ounty of Huron.
1
IN THE GOODS OF DAVID WALKER,
DECEAS D.
The creditors of David Walker late of the
township 1 Tuckersmith, in the County of
1
Huron, faner, who died on the 10th December,
r
1890, are r quired on or before the 27th Feb-
ruary, 1891, to send to the undersigned solicitor
for the exe ;utors full particulars of their claims,
duly veritlid by affidavit, with a statement of
securities, if any, held by them. After the
said last mentioned date the Executors will pro-
ceed to di.tribute the estate ,among the parties
entitled, having reference only to the claims of
which they shall have received notice. And
distribution the said Executors will
untable for any part of the estate to
r of whose claim they have not re -
ice. This notice is given pursuant to
J. FAIRLEY, SEAFORTH„
FURNACES.
FUINACES.
For CRAMPS, COLIC, and
all Bowel Troubles? use
PERRY DAVIS'
Leading Coal and Wood Burning Furnaces.
Used both internally and exteroaller
It acts quickly, affording almost bast=
relief froin the severest pain.
.BE SUR1 to GET THE GENUINE
25e per bottle.
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MEDICINE and 700D COMBINED 1
efe•
EMULSION
!.11F CPO LIVER 01:- g HYP irLIMEAtioSrDA:
iller0EWAS We!ght, Strengthens LIMO
and Nerves.
'Price 50c. and $1.00 per Bottle.
wiffammiffisszims""a"fflammi
Ministers and Public Speakers use
SPENCE rys
Ch oramme Pastilles
PorClcji.ring and Strengthening the voice.
Cure ioarseness and Soreness of Throat.
PriCie 25c per bottle.
Sample free on application to Druggist..
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TO MOTHERS
GARNET COAL FURNACE in four
sizes -5.' 6, 7 and 8—Steel Radiators, portable or brick set.
THE ATLANTIC WOOD BURNING
FURNACE in two sizes—Nos. 43 and 53. No. 43
takes wood 43 inches long, and No. 53 takes wood 53 inches long;
Steel Radiators, portable or brick set, has an EXTRA HEAVY FIRE
BOX; is the most POWERFUL HEATER, Economica_1, Strong,
Durable Wood Furnace made. These furnaces are put up under the
supervision of & mechanic with an experience of 25 years in the fi:r-
nace business, and are guaranteed to give good satisfaction every time.
gar ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
after such
not be acc
any credi
ceived no
the statute on that behalf.
F. IIOLNISTED,
Solicitor for the Executors of the last will and
testament of David Walker, deceased.
Seatortb, January 27, 1891, 1207-4
PALMO-TAR SOAP
Kidd's Hardware d Stove House,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTR
•
Is Indispensable for the Bath, Toilet or
Nursery, for cleaning the &Alp or Skin.
THE BEST sAars SOAP KNOWN.
Price 2I3e.
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Physicians strongly recommend
177yetif s Malt Extract,
(Liquid)
To ps.tients suffering from nervouo exhaus-
tion ; to improve the Appetite, to assist Di-
gestion, a valuable Touic.
40 Cents pet bottle.
111.11111ESSIMINIZEZEMIREMIIMMEMMIONIMI
The stost satisi-actory BLOOD PURIFIER is
,Channingis Sarsaparilla,
• it isa Grand ITEALT11 RESTORER.
Will euro tbo worst for; of skin disease; will
cure Rheumatism ; will cure Salt Rheum.
letarge Bottles, $1.00.
mportant Announcemen
BRIGHT BROTHERS,
SI1A-FORTIEEI
The Leading Clothiers of Huron,
Beg to inform the people of Seaforth and surrounding country, that
, they have added to their large ordered clothing trade one of the
Most Complete and best selected stocks of Boys',
Youths' and Men's Readymade Clothing
—INZTHZ COUNTY.
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-`ALLEN '9
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For CONSUMPTION,
oughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma
and 1111 diseases of the Luogs.
In three sized bottles 250, 50c, and $1.00.
osSaINEIRESsseessizzatismsg
FO HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA,
Prices Unequalled. We lead the Trade.
Remember the Old Stand, G-lampbell's Block, opposite the Royal
Hotel, Seaforth.
BRIGHT BROTHEFiS.
En2.50.
Foy Lumbago, Sciatica, " Cricks,' Tic, 'Stitch414;
Rheumatic Painaami Chronic
ele plaster in an air -tight tin bon. Rheumatism,
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WYETWS
BEEF, IRON AND WINE.
For Pallorp, Weakness,apitanof the Heart.
rateable Restorative for -Convalescents.
Oombines Nutriment with Stimulus
.a4 e carerui to ask for WYETH S. the only GENUIHIL
•
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO. Lim.,
MONTREAL,
Proprietors or General Agents
17,0R HOST OF THE POPULAR
Prepriefary or Pharmaceutical Medicine*,
Toilet Articles and Perfumery. _
THE FARMERS'
Banking House,
(In connection with the Bank of Montreal.)
L 0 G AN lk 00,
BORERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Now in heir own premises on Market Ikreelli
'Seaforth, opposite A. Strong's office.
Heneral Banking Busmese done, drafts hale
arid csehed. Interest allowed on deposits.
MONEY TO LEND
On good note* or mortgages.
ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER.
1058
EXCELLENT
Lines and values in Hosiery and
Gloves at HOFFMAN & 0010.1 BM -
forth.
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