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ow The Revival Clihrete,
*woo Saisday nht in the Olean** Chitreh
'Aied OA preacher's work wraa don.
with weary eyes and an anxiOns heart,
stallestly welched to no if a dart
Ned entered the hauls of stone.”
leithsolemnly silent, most orthodox air,
They listened to all that he said
alba Savior's love and hie tender cart,
of ;herders he will tenderly, lovingly *hare,
Of the beitutifid home just alte.ad.
Audthen on the people there settled down •
And then the Preacher's heart grew heavy leith
silence longnad deep ;
,Atal t. dock ticked over and over again,
While the people 'seemed to Bleep.
Thea one of the brethrea slowly are,
And with solemn voice and slow,
He what the Lord lead done for him
About fifty years ago.
Aselhis face was as long aa the moral law,
As he spoke of the heavenly Prince,
And it *seemed as if God had forgiven his sin
Ballad never done anything since.
Theo followed a silence longer still,
That covered the Church like a pall,
And the people with hungry, empty hearin
Just wondered if that were all,
An& the pastor thought with a wistful fatal,
Of t.he lands far over the sea,
Where the servant of God toils night and d
flat the people hear with glee.
Then another brother slowly arose.
A man of most godly life,
Rho, while loving the cense and the eons of
men,
Hut grown weary in the strife. t
%steed was heavy, his faith was weak,
. Audit seemed, when he was dime,
Asif the Lerd was a long way off,
And couldn't take care of his own.
Then followed a prayer of most awful lengt
Grammatical, polished and cold,
Bot it reached to the uttermost parts o the
earth,
As the waters did of old,
And the cireless, ungodly, but hungry hes
That were just outside the fold,
Could but wonder if they had as good a c • nee
. As the sinners near the pole.
Then a trembling sister slowly arose—
God's spirit shone in her eyes;
A woman whose heart was true as steel,
Whoa life was a saorifiee :
nut her voice was timid, and weak, and le
d few were the words which she said,
eudthe sinners beckby the door couldn't ear,
So they rattled the seats instead.
Then the pastor arose with a sigh of relief,
For the hour of dosing had come,
And the rustle of wraps and of overshoes
Proclaimed that 'twee time to go home;
When slowly, timidly, down the aisle,
With a child's unconscious grace,
Came a little figure, poorly clad,
And gazed in the preacher's face.
Her voice was as clear as a sneer bell,
And she 'spoke with, & childish ease,
As she, timidly- touching the pastor's hand
Said, "1 want to see Jessie, please!
You say he has gone to prepare a home
For the homelesis, and that means me;
That he tenderly cares for us every day,
And I lore him for that, you see."
Then followed & silence most strangely sw
For all felt that God was there,
As the preacher knelt by the little girl
And lifted his voice in prayer.
An hour pissed swiftly, silently on,
But the eongregation stayed,
— While voices' that long hag'been silent thee,
Thanked God for his strength and aid.
Then hearts that were weak grew .114111 and
strong,
And a mighty faith was shown,
Antithe angels sang in the heavenly choir
The Lord brings back his own.
And the preacher's heart grew fight as a
Though he labored both early and late,
For the night was passed, the mornin had
dawned,
And the old stone Church was awake.
—Margaret J. Bidwell, in Zion's Herta
Old Dog Tray.
The morn of life is past,
And evening comes at last;
It brings me a dream of a once happy day,
Of merry forms I've seen •
Upon the village green,
Sporting with my old dog Tray. _
CISORUS
Old dog Tray's ever faithful,
Grief oannot drive him away,
• He's gentle, he is kind,
rn never, never find
k better Mend than old dog Tray.
The forms I exiled my own
Have varnished one by one,
The loved ones, the dear ones, have all
aws,y ;
Their happy smiles have flown,
Their gentle voices gone;
I've nothing left but old dog Trey.—Cmott
When thoughts recall the past,
His eyes are on nee east ;
I know that he feels what my breaking
would say,
Although he cannot speak,
rn vainly, vainly seek
A better friend than old dog Tray.—en
,
77'7
THE HURON EX OSITOR.
two o'olook, when the fo amen came to
See what he WAS about. The boy shout-
ed out, "1 dines think I I ever be dune;
It. tannin' u fast as ever."
heart
The Axeej. of the Siege. .
I In the Franco-Prusean War there
teens scareely any pigeons to beused
f, or communi eating with th unfortu nate
palatine. , Fifty seven b rds were taken
ut of Paris by balloons and they car-
ded many messengers fr m the outside
World to the besieged. One of these
birds escaped the crac shots of the
German army six times, nd was known
as "the angel of the sie e.e
; To enable the birds to aril, so great a
number of menages ph tography was
called in, and by using ti ma it was pos-
sible for one bird to e rry a hundred
communications in a sing e quill. Thus
was the Times," t e well-known
ifonglish newspaper, red cad to a micro
-
Beep form, and on ite arrival in the
besieged city it wae enla ged and eager-
ly scanned by anxious or wde,
The military pigeon 1 fts of France.
are now on a large s ale ; birds are
selected from renowne -*rains, and
tests and experiments ar Made with as
much care as the trial o a new gun or
torpedo. Official retur $ give about
250,000 as the number of pigeons avail-
able for the use of the rench Govern -
Mont in case of war. The Germans,
too, after the war, decid d to not only
foster and increase the °its, insuring
complete arrangements or every mili-
tary establishment and d'etriqt, but in-
ducements were offered o private indi-
atiduals throughout tbe ountry to rear
end train the birds, in rder that a re -
Serve Woe should be -ready in an
emergency.
The Russians, who wi I not injure a
pigeon because of religious ; sentiment
Connected with the Holy Ghost having
been made manifest in the form of this
bird, were quick to -put theneselves on
an equality with their German neigh-
bors. Italy followed sui ,ancl, although
In quite a different sense the pigeon is
held almost sacred in thait conntry. In
mike) and the
e sons of the
d fOr purposes
Gaieties.
He had just received by ail a
photograph of his boy who Trati away
at college. "It was thoughtful of Fred
to send me this," he said, as he 1 oked
at it and laid it down, "but, great
Crams 1 I don't need anything re-
mind me of him 1" And the old g ntle-
man sighed heavily as he opened a fresh
lot of bills from Fred's tradesmen.
—An Agricultural Experiment Sta.
tion.—A farmer named Hilton hired a
very raw boy to help him &bent the
place. One morning he told the lad to
go and salt the calf over in the pedatire.
The boy took about a quart, of sett and
rubbed it all over the calf, working it
into the hair. A gang of colts in the
pasture scented the salt and got [after
tits. calf. They licked tbe hair all tiff
the calf's back, and tried to lick the hide
off too. The farmer tried to eatoh the
calf to wash it, but the creature, hink-
lug he wanted to lick toe, kept t of
his way. The boy, salf, and farm ,r are
all unhappy. The colts are the only
ones that got any fun out of it.
—It haseost Canada an avers
nearly WAX) a year for altered°
pairs and maintenance isf the Gov
Generara residence. It must be
barn, too, because some years an ppro-
priation of $8,000 is not sufficie t to
light and heat it.
—He Didn't Need It.—" What Mr.,
e of
II, re-
rnor-
uite 1.
the future the pets of
general favorites of t
sunny South are to be us
cof war as well as peace.
—Pale, drooping girl
with a burden of disease
than they can bear shoul
suffer no longer. Dr.
Pills are a certain cure
eases peculiar to woman
etore the blood, build ai
and leave happiness an
tired. Sold by dealers o
of price (50e a box) by
Willieme Med: Co., Bro
wbrn weary
almost greater
take heart and
illiams' Pink
or a1 those dis-
ind.1 They re-
ew the nerves,
health when.
sent on receipt
addressing Dr.
kville, Ontario.
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whio
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Out-DoorI Work For Women.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
• Within a few miles of New York
there are to -day probably a hundred
women working in the fields getting in ,
the vegetables for market or for storing.
The custom of employing women upon
the truck farms near the oity has grown
of late yews almost unnoticed. It has
reached the dignity of a new and toler-
ably well-filled profeuiofl of the gentler
ex, and the demand fortheir services is
still rapidly increasing. At least, so
Mr. Garrett Van Dine, f Flushing, one
Of the bestl known far era in Queen's
County, says.
; Mr. Van Dine was
farmers of ;Queen's Con
; ,t
any women. His a
Meant :
"Well,
some years,
ort and who live in lit
by. They are not, of c
Strong as Men. Can't h
rapidly.. But they don'
fight. They don't tal
know if two or three m
they are so apt to lea
handle and
other.
1 " Are th
during the
throughout
' " Oh, for
months woolly," said
they do about th
work that the men do
the wagons to market.
are almost invariably for
mans or Poles, • They
work in, the Old Cou
their children tending h
are gene to
little cookin
home."
" And the
"They get about a dollar a pday,
though that varies with the seaeoia and
the amount of work to be done, of
.f.
course."
A Jamaica farmer told later about a
widow with four children living. in the
village who does not wet* regularly in
the fields, but every year about this
time takes r little brood of children
out into tit, fields and earns with them
$20 or $26 week at piece work mita the
busy seaso is over. Most of the/ wo-
men farm ands, however, live in the
are more regularly employ -
M--," said a wedding guest
elergymart, " don't you drink win
wedding ?" "No, sir," was the
": I will take, a glass of water."
sir," said the officious guest, "you
kat the advice of Pant to Timet
take a little wine for his infirmity
have no infirmity" was the sente
reply.
—A fishwife arrived in "pKi
sometime ago. She went to tit
Man (a true speeimen of a Highl
to announce the arrival of her fre
ring, which he did as follows; "
There's a, freah herring to be sold
comer of the old post office. He
With the one o'clock trains. Be
tas
at a
eply,
But,
recol-
to
,,/
ntious
vomits
bell-
nder)
h het -
°tics.
t the
cams
along,
ked why the
ty employ so
ewer was sig.
hey are us ally women of
who have families to imp-
act houses near
urse, quite so
e corn quite *so
get drunk or
either. You
n get together
on their hoe
talk about something or
y hired just or a few days
taking in o the crops, or
the season?'
the season o
to Mrs. Maine. He is a very respect-
able woman's, and he's a very good her
-
tin', and twelve for sixpence."
—Not many years ago a yonth; 13111[110
from the north to Edinburgh, and got
Fork with gardener. The first, morn-
ing he was sent to water some :Rower'
with a watering pan, carrying the water
!mei 9- pipe, the foreman telling him,
" When that's, done come to me, land I
twill tell you what to 4o .next." The
boy kept carrying the pan until nearly
Th
vited
tiefie
sacks
scrip
of th
Caval
ii
thing
Is performing a ' grand work by
hing "Black Beauty," a book
is doh% for horses what Harriet
er Stowe') world-renowned pen
e of the negro—" Uncle Tom's.
"—did for the slave. The, enor-
umberiof over half O million cop-
" Black 'Beauty " have been die-
d by the. Society during the past
• A Cossack Drill.
•
•
• - FROM GOLDEN DAYS.
Goverdor of NO8COW ,reoentlY in -
of the on, and here is the de.
t
some P risian journalists to wit
drill g ven by a regiment of Cos -
ton whioh ODO of the writers gives
wonderful performances of the
y of the Czar :—
he drill of the Cossacks is some
-
marvelous. We ome to witness
it jut at the moment when the Colonel
rode p at full gallop in front of the
aqua rons in line. ,In Russia the com•
man, er of a regiment never appears be-
fore his troops without sainting them
and ronounomg the following words :—
ood mOrning, my fine fellows 1"
6 6
" o this salutation the entire regi-
ment reeponds :—
" ' We wish your lordship good
•healt r
" ' he troops then scattered, and the
man euvring began. It was simply as-
toun ing. Imagine the most extrava-
gant equestrian programme of a circus,
enri bed by the moat extraordinary
• variations—everything that is delicate,
comi al, magnifibent, and wild in the
equestrian art.
"All this woks displayed before us for
two ong hours by a thousand men in a
tem est of dust and movement sufficient
to m ke the coolest head dizzy.
4 i e saw horses bounding like
pant ere and men jumping like monkeys.
We aw the cavalry men booted, with
thei carbinee across their backs and
thei sabres in their hands, _charging
whil standing upright upon their
sadd es. t .
" thers would pass at full speed be •
side Cossacks stretched upon the
gron d, pick them up like pocket
hen kerchiefs and carry them off across
the Croups of their saddles. Others,
. ;
again, would pivot upon their saddles
and lay all the antics of circus clowns.
itlp
One horse, tripping upon some obstacle,
app rently rolled completely over the
ride4. We thought -he was killed upon
1
the pot; but he jumped up, laughing
heartily, while he, rearranged his dam-
age garments. ' I
• When the manoeuvre was finished
the efile began. ; Thrice the squadrons
defiled before their Celonel, first at a
walk, then at a trot, and lastly at a
oha ge. The charge was something
terr,fic.
a' The Cossacks are armed and equip-
ped in such a manner that at a distance
• ?boil'
sca
ores
flail
seven or eight
Ir, Van Dine.
e same kind of
except driving
These women
eign born, Ger-
re used to the
try. ,They set
use while they
the fields, a d perhaps do a
g themselve when they get
ir earning ?"
*wintry an
ed. They feed pigs, hoe corn, haul
manure, plant, hoe and harvest potatoes
Ind corn and make themselves generally
useful. They wear coarse, strong oloth-
ing fitting to the work. They de net
wear demi-trains, though it is the
fashion.
IDockeld Tails and Check
Reins.
*sow THE ,AMERICAN SIiIPBUILDER, NEW
YORK CITY.
The (looking of horses' tails by anglo-
maniacs who ape Briglieli manners and
customs should be made a criminal of-
fence, puniehable by iniprisonment for
net Lees than one year. Nature pro-
*ided the l4orse with a tail to brush off
the flies'osquitoes, arid other insects,
just as tho
hands to
no mosqui
Creator furntehed man with
roteet, himself. There are
oes and scarce:y any flies in
Great Britain to bother animal.. A nous
who will wantonly cut a horse's tail
should be compelled to stand on a
sugar doek in hot weather with his
hands tied behind his back; and he
Would then know the agony torture
a poor horte suffers with n g but a
,
stump of a tail to drive toff these pests
and tormentors. Another species of
cruelty is keeping a horee's head raised
to a painf 1 and unnatutal elevation by
Mesas of the cruel ()heal -rein. We have
iseen hore eyes fairly I bulging out of
their heed ,on account. f this dreadful
pnrashment which foolia atm ad wo-
men practise upon dumb: missals. Away
"h "i02 bsrb.rg. f!Aff iolin in this on-
ligittenict its *mums age and otiuntey.
The American Humane Educational
impossible either o see or to hear
. The uniforms are sombre, the
bards are of leether, and their
ns are darkened. There is no
ing or clashing of gee', and little or
no mound, and yet the whole troop of
men and horsee pass noiselessly by at
full speed, like a living squall.
"The Colonel scrutioized the appear-
ance [of each squadron, and, 'satisfied
with the performance, shouted• :—
";" Very good 1' • , .
"Toewhich the double row of Cossacks
replaed :—
"YVe will do still better yet, your
lordluhip !' "
. ,
Leebut.n.
IMPOR *NT NOTICE
TWIT BEATTIE, Clerk of the Secon
e./ Court, Count of Huron, Com
;
Conveyancer, Land, Loan and Insurao
Funds Invested nd to Loan.
Sharp* Livens' store, Main street, Sea
Division
issioner,
e Agent.
oe—Over
orth.
1289
MONEY TO LOAN.—Private and eninpany
funds to leen at lowed rates. 10,000 of
private funds hs,ve been placed in ur- hands
which we will loan in sums to suit , °newer.
Loans can be competed at once if MIS satisfac-
tory. DICKSON & HAYS, Cardno's ook, Sea -
forth. 1 1 1143t1
-LIAM WANTED TO RENT.—Wanted to ren
for a term of Years a good hundred acre
farm with fair buildings and convenien
kets. One In the Township of Tucker
Stanley. Satisfactory reference given
ed. Addresa, CHARLES ROUTLED
forth P. 0.
to mar-
mith or
requir-
E, Sea-
t.f
mo RENT OR FGR SALE.—The h tel pro-
perty known the Benmiller Ho el,situat-
ed in one of the finest parts of the Tea nship of
Colborne. Will be either rented or sol to suit
parties csaession
opening. Apply
given at once, this i a- good
M.Pmemitae,Benm her P.O.
1222-tf
TIOR SALE OR TO RENT.—A go
J2 Dwelling Howie and Shoe Store,
shop attached, on he principal street
eels, house good arid commodious, a g
nese chance, rent reasonable for a term
Apply to A. BRUCE, Brussels.
d Brick
ith work
in Brus-
od bug
-
of years.
238x20
ST AY COW.—
slightly t
trayed from Clinto
ago, a small red infich Cow, wi
be straight. Any o
, a week
h horns
e giving
information of he whereabouts will be suitably
rewarded. MRS. FERGUSON, Townsend St.
1239-2
NoTzs.—The weather has been very
-
unsettled of -late and the farmers almost
despair of getting io their oate and peas,
the latter is an excellent crop and. t
• a pity not to get them in in good
e. Some of the farmers are through
ing while others have not turned a
w.—.Again- we have to chronicle the
h of one of our neighbors, Mrs. J. J.
ght of the Point Farm, who died on
nesday of last, week, she had been
✓ many months and was a great but
ant sufferer, in her ease death would
happy release. ;The funeral, was
largely attended, the deceased was
ears of age—There was a crowded
e on Sabbath evening at the Tem -
nos Hall and the people, listened
wit great attention and benefit to a well
wo ded.address by A.1.1. Moure R. A. of
Go erio High Sehool,lalso a few remarks
fro Me. Wm. Chinon of Stratford, Mr.
D. =ming ably ocellpied the chair.—
Mr Joh Horton and Mr. D. Cumming
at nde the meeting of Presbytery held
at Blyt on Tuesday the 8th to see
abo t fu
see
sha
see
fur
deal
Wr
We
ill f
pat
be
ver
50
hou
per
—iir.
JioTe in
am ng h
are pl
[Ths
was isisd.
Jure supply for Leebura Church.
m. Clutton retnrne4 to his
Stratford after a ple ant visit
s old neighbors and I lends we
ed to see him looking so well.
ve woe intended for last week, but
rtently overlooked.]
,
‘ ,
School Report
ctsto DVILLE.—The following is the
report, f pupils of Egmondville School
forthe ontia of August: Senior Class,
--Copal Rudolph, Tommy Jack SOn ,
Agi/ie Kehoe, Laura Kehoe. Junior
Foirth, Willie Kyle, Richard Elliott
and Al rt Morenzequal, Tillie McMann
Gertie anEtimond. Senior Third,--Min-
Me Bub lz, lti innie Young,Arthur Colbert
W lter owell. Senior Seciond,—Bessie
111 iott, Annie Flintoff, Katie Moro3nz
Ar hur Redden equal, Lorne Porter.
Junior oond,—Mary Finlayson, Aggie
Kyle, eorge bleltia30, Allan McMann
Joe - Winter equal.; Pert Second,—
Meggie Elliott, Jesie Collie, Willie
Menlo. John Burgar.
- Bit of Fun.
'11 ye tells many funny stories, but
he deol res the following his best, be-
e& se it is true and happened to himself:
4 6 was arn-storming in a small town
in ex , and went to the leading hotel
for dinn r. The larder contained only a
too gh piece of steak, so I had that and
a up of hoot -leg coffee. When the bill
was handed me, I asked the proprietor,
who was also waiter and cashier, how
much I owed him. '?Two dollars !' was
the calm reply. 'Two dollars 1' I said;
'what for ? For the steak and coffee.'
'But that is outrageOtis,' I answered: '1
can get a really good ;steak and coffee,
and ether things, t�, in New York for
$L What makes you charge so much?'
'Well, to tell the truth, I need the
money.'1"
Eniglish Spain Liniment removes
al har soft or calloused Lumps and
Bl mi. es from horses'Blood Spawn,
C rbs, Splints, Ring Bone, dweeney,
8tifiee; prains,Sore and Swollen Throat,
ughs etc. Save 00 by use of ope
tties,i , iWarranted'the most wonderful
Biondi; Cure ever known. Sold by J.
S. Rob as, ' I237y
"A/VONEY TO LEND.—Wre. Campb
1.1?1.. forth, having been appointed
the Hamilton Provident Loan and Savi
pany, is now prepared to effect loan
most favorable t rins. Interest 6 p
payable annually charges very light
desiring money wi
y callfng 9h me
WM. CAMPELL,
11, Sea -
gent for
gs Com -
on the
•r cent.,
Parties
1 consult their own interests
before borrowing e sewhere.
Seaforth. 1239 tf.
HOUSE AND
House and
There are three b
OT FOR SALE,—F
t on John Street,
✓ Sale a
Seaforth.
d-roorns, sitting roo 1, dining
room, kitchen, pantries and wood -shed. Alse-; a
camdation, and hard and soft
ble and first-class g rden. It
onveniently situated and will
ply to A. STRONG. 1234 t.f.
good cellar, stoue
water. A good et
is pleasantly and
be sold cheap. A
TIAR51 FOR SA
_U for sale his
acres,being Lot 1
is of first- class qua
well [fenced and d
E.—The undersign
aluable farm consist'
,Concession 6,Grey.
ity and is well cultiva
ained, 75 acres clear
lgood hardwood bush, and 5 acres teed
"There are 11180 good out -buildings, ore
and brick house. For further p
apply on the premises to DAVID M
or address Brussels P. 0.
FARM FOR 5
tors offer th
property consist
Concession 6, Ore
class brick hone
never -failing epi
acres cleared, ba
l
given next tall.
price and terni
Solicitor, Brume'
J. McARTHUR,
Grey.
d offers
g of 100
The land
• 4, fairly
d,8 acres
✓ down.
ard and
rticulars
• GUIRE,
230x12
LE.—The undersign Execu-
John Lowe farm for ale. The
of 100 acres, bein Lot 10,
, and having thereo a firet-
, bank barn, oreha d, wells,
g, good fences, &a.; about 70
nce bush, Poseessio will be
or further partioul rs as to
, apply to W. B. DICKSON,
; or to JOHN SMIT and E.
xecutors, 6th con ession of
1236tf
ITOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. The sub-
scriber offe s for sale hie new fra e House
and Lot No. 12, o the eouth side of Goderich
street, in the tow of Seaforth. Tbe h use com
tains 9 good sized rooms and stone f undation
also. A
, and a
ars apply
. AULT.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—The Blake Butter
DireLand Cheese Company, at a meeting of the
ore and Shareholders, held on the 27th of
March, it was decided; o offer the abo e named
factory for sale or to rent. • This is a gcod oppor-
tunity for any person wishing to ant r into the
busine 8, as the fectory is in good run ing order
for the manufactiire of both butter ard cheese,
and tuated in one of the best Vermin districts
in Ontario, and will be sold at a very easonable
rate. Apply 1 by letter, or personaij y, to Mr.
HENRY EICHERT and Mr. D. B. S EICKLE,
Blake P. 0., Ontario. 1215
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SPLENDID F RM EOR SALE.—For Sale Lote
16 and 17, oI the 6th concession f Morris,
containing 2 0 ares, about 130 acres iinder cul-
tivation, being f iee from stumps, w411 fenced
and well underd ined ; thirty acres good pas-
ture land and the balance well thnb red with
hardwood and ce ar. There' is a g ed frame
house. good fra e barn and other out -buildings
all in good repro . There is a splen id 3?oung
orchard of three acres, also a nev r failing
spring at the ho se and the river Mai land runs
across the corne of one of the lots. here is no
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swamp or waste and. It is within t ree miles
and three -qua ere of the prospero s village
of Brussels, and there is a school on tie adjoin-
ing lot. This is ne of the best fa s in the
county, being w 11 adapted for both rain and
stook. It will b sold oheap and on e y terms.
Apply on the pr mimes or to SAMU L LOVE,
Brussels P. 0. • 1235 tf.
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with good celler, ard suid I water
good summer kitchen and woodshe
large frame barn. For WAN r partieu
to the proprietor on the pret lies. A.
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ITH & CO.,
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WE ARE READY
PYPER, -
A General Banking businette trans-
soted. •
Farmers' notes discounted.
Drafts bought and sold.
Interest allowed on deposit'.
SALE NOTES discounted, er taken
for collection
OFFICE-- irst door north of Reid
& Wilson's 1ardware Store.
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SEAFORTH. _
• SEAFOR
OR THE FALL TRADE.
- BEATTIE,
H, ONTARIO.
PURCHAS
Departments F
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S WELL FORWARD.
11 &Choice Goods
Eir Everything that is new a
A splendid range of Dres
Irr A. bik pile of Mantle Clot
d fashionable in Millinery,
Goods at the lowest possible prices.
lis in great variety.
Itar Several lines of fine Wool
112F" A large assortment of W
IrinAr.lot of beautiful Table L
Ezr Men's Colored Overshirts,
Ur A grand range of Kid a
Wool Hosiery.
Men's Fine White Shirts,
[EP', Floor Oil Cloths, ranging
WO- Fancy Goods and Small
Er New and Seasonable Goo
W.CAIV1ERON SMITH,
B RRISTE R.
Solicitor of Superior Court, C01101141130Pei for
taking Affidavits in the High Court
of Jastioci, Cesnasiesdener,
—Money to Lend
OFFICE. --Scott's Bleck, >Deer Lumeden A
Wilson's Drag Slitorre. 1264
PAP8T THE JEWELLER.
MAIN S REET, SEALORTH.
If you ca not cross the ooean,
And thi heathen land explore,
You can nd the heathen nearer,
You csi help them at your door.
If you et et speak like angels,
lf you gannot speak like Paul,
You can tell a lot of people
Papst has watches for deem all.
PA PST
Is the 6heapes
Watches, Clock
Repairing a s
PYPER
DRY GO
Shawls in the newest colorings.
ol Flannels in Greys and Fancies.
ens and Napkins,Towels and Towelings.
Wool Undershirts and Drawersi
d Cashmere Gloves, fine Cash -mere and
Collars and Cuffs.
in widths from yard to 2 yards.
ares in abundance.
of all kinds at
BEATTIE'S
DS STORE,
SUCCESSORS TO DUNCAN & DUNCAN, SEAFORTH.
•••11••1•111==n
THE JEWELLER'S
and best place to Ibuy your
and Jewellery in Sealirth.
cialty.
HAND -MADE
BOOTS 110
Fall Weather Calls
HAMILTO
THE FALL.
or Strong Boots Shoes
Have made great preparations
premises all refitted so as to a
we have our store well filled w
Everybody should see our
We have imported our long bo
are, without exception, the fine
money. Come and see them, t
value tinkle our Canadian good
and Children's staple goods in
close prices. Another shipme
get a pair of our Men's Bals.
good strong neatly made laced
YFINNIS
or the fall trade. We have had our
commodat-e our customers properly, and
th a first dais stock of goods.
tock of LONG BOOTS before buying.
ts frem the United States, and they
t goods we have ever handled for the
ey are from 10 to 20 per cent. better
Also a full line of Women's, Misses'
ip and split, which .we are selling at
t of Slippers for 25c a pair. Come and
nicely made and tipped, at $1.35. A
oot for women, all solid, for $1.
TRUNKS 4tNND VALISES.
A large shipment just to
HAMILTO
and, Which will be sold cheap at
& McINNIS',
Corner of Main and John "treets, in John Logan's • Old Stand.
IMPORTANT. .
WATCH REPAIRING.
Having opened the store lately oeoupied by
A. D. YOUNG, I am prepared to do all kinds of
Watch, Clock and Jewelr
Repairing.
1Taving 14 years practical experience, and re
commendations from some of the best jewelry
houses in Toronto as to my ability as a first -visas
watchmaker, the public may rely on- getting
their Watches properly repaired. I have all the
necessary tools, and can duplicate any broken
r worn out porta.
Aar SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
I am selling off my present stock of Watches,
locks, Jewelry and Fancy Goods very cheap,
• make room for new stock. If you want a
ood Watch, don't miss this opportunity.
For good ork, promptness and fair prices,
've me a trial.
R. MERCER, SEAFORTH,
Two Doorefrom Post Office.
Boot § and Shoes
D.Aellj cINTYRIE
Has on band a large number Of Boots and Shoes
of his own make, best material and
Warranted to eve 8ai4cUon.
If you want your feet kept dry corns and gat
a pair of our fa, which will be midi
,011EAP FOR CASH..
'khakis Boots aitended to. 'All hinds of
Esadetti Order. AI padien wins
have not paid their accounts fer Iat year will
plow oall and Mile up.
1102 • D. MANTJYRE, i?maiortb.
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FURNACES
Leading Coal and
-GARNET 0
sizes -5. 6, 7 and 8—Steel
Notice to Farmers.
PLOWS, PLOWS AGAIN.
T. MELL1S reminds all again in need of Plow
r Gang Plows, and all Plow repairing, that he
1
ow ready to supply all- their wants. A new
tock of the best brand of Mould Boards, Plow
sittings, Gang Plow Castings No. 1, Plow Han -
les for all lines of plows, Skimers, Wheels,
olts, everything in the plow line to be bad by
oing to the Kippen Plow Shop. Plow Repair
-
ng of all kinds done with neatness and dura-
ility and small profits.
T. MELL1S,
236 , Kippen.
mulsion
OF
od LiYer Oil
• AND THE
Hypophospites of Limo and Sono.
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil.
It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
CURES
Scrofulous and
Wasting Diseases.
Chronic Cough.
Loss of Appetite.
Mental and Nervous
Prostration.
General Debility, &c.
1
Beware of all iatitations. Ask for
"the D. & I.." Emulsion, and refuse
all others.
PRICE !SOC. AND $1 PER BOTTLE.
Iseasiammesee
HURON AND BRUCE
Loan and Investment
COM ?
This Company is Loaning Money on
Farm Security at lowest Rates
of Interest.
Mortgages Puchased.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH,
3, 4 and 5 per Cent. Interest Allowed an
Deposits, according to amotuit and
time left.
FURNACES. OFFICIL—Corner of Market Square
and North Street, Goderloh.
ood Burning Furnaces. HORACE HORTON,
MANALoan,
AL FURNACE in four Gaderieli, August bth,1986. 915
iators, portable or brick set.
THE ATLAN
FURNACE in two
takes vrood 43 inches long, an
Steel Radiators, portable or b
BOX ;D is the most POWE
Durable Wood Furnace made.
supervision of a mechanic wit
mice business, and are guaran
Bar ESTIMATES YU'
Kidd's Hardw
MAIN STR
IC WOOD BURNING
;izes—JNos. 43 and 53. No. 43
No. 5 takes wood 53 inches long;
ck set, has au EXTRA HEAVY FIRE
FUL ItEATER, Economical, Strong,
These furnaces -are put up under the
an expeilence of 25 years in the fr.r-
ed to giive good satisfaction every time.
NISHED.
re ef Stove House,
ET, iSEAFORTH.
THE
CANADIAN B K QF COMMERCE
Est: 1.Iished 1867.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
QAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX ILLION DOLLARS - $6.000,000
REST, - - — - - $900,000
B. E. WALK R, Gralania. MArtAazu.
SEAFO TH
AkGeneral Banking Business
Drafts issued payable at
cities in the United Sta
• SAVINGS B
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards
hum= ADDED 10 TEE PE112011*A.L
YEAS!.
-sPiefit -Attention gives to tke
Salsa Mast
F. lEIOLUBSTED, Solicitor.
ransacte Farmers Notes Discounts .
points in Oanada, and the principal
Great Britain, Franoe, Berraudaoirc.
NK DEPARTMENT.
ived, d ourrent i-Mes of interest allowed.
Al ME OE MAY AND :NOVEMEEB IN ZACK
11. ROBERTSON,
Leading Undertaker
MAIN sramir, SEAFORT11.
My facilities are unsurpassed. 1 ani pre-
pared to conduct burials in a most matis-
bAtory manner. Ail modern undertaking
appliances. Competent mainigement roar-
anteed. A full line of burial gof.xis on
hand. I Min] to be prompt, considerate
and reliable.
tar Charges most reasonable.
SISIDENCE, NMI' MAIN STREET.
1221
Sea/lath Cheap Store,
We have on hand a large line
TINWARE,
• OURY COMBS,
BRUSHES,
BROOMS, &O:
Which we are selling cheap for °ash.
We have the best and cheapeot Goode to
found anywhere. Remember the plaoe. No.
Camphelre Block, Seaterth,
McDonald & Menzies
Auction Sale on Saturday afternoons, fni
PHOTO - ENGRAVING.
IT TAU 10 11.1,171TIL4TII YOUR sumo&
Pertwatts, lad 00t4 osilesni,boinln. inounine
. maeltinw,ho.,made to order loom photographs.
Cosansercdal Paper and rarnots- pease Lew-44nd damp for specimen she.
Metropolitan Press Agency,
M. MORRIS, Manager is3 • New Yak
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