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the iramense
olidays, in .
ever, every %bah&
till, stick of tha
id it' 0011110%
of the rf aingtet
enton and Swift
Dr& is the best A.
Nt themoney. 331.'
rkt at cne-third
c -bottom prieea
iTewelry Stor0.20.E
teaanshi
.Intermedists,
4epassengers artlicolve
queensto:Iwn; perry.
LI:aerates 18 Liverpoe&
r friends, we can furs
wage cot:ideate to tting
kee, Germany, Sweden*
4seige always as low ss
psurance done at tistma,
to Manitoba. Milli
Baggage checked'
-to 6i• Per P3141181
street .1cw
A; STRONG,
IL =la-
GibSOn
uhlic thatize has ism
*Tate the
ILEN FACTORY;
red to give geed val
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LIDINGS,
WINPEYS,:
YARNS,
ning tad rallitt
Mzelod
-
vilfrarif gaamosassildt,
Good Ord*?
nent Workmen,
Warranted.
OXETiR WU&
GIBSONi .
Proprietor.
.r!a ions.
rzdingjzjrcbasers
,sti e designs and.
g°°-48-.
Cloth Window
JI -.S,
L.Dg.
i!ots of Bayfigeld en
patronage received
a'
Food% GrOCW
Flardwar4crock.
Wiedgeff to be the •
ieted to,, the chol
;.4and FILM Shoe..
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AnGun .17i 1888.
onsmolleneme
in the Park.
Sunshine through the branches sifted'
Turnstile fountain's spray to gold,-
Slendertlireads of iewels-shifted
„ In the breezes' gentle hold, -
Tumbling in the granite basin,
Making tipples everywhere,
Frame the heavens' tranquil face in,
Blue and fair.
r
Little children play and chatter
incoherent baby words,
Mingling With the liquid spatter
And thermusie of the birds,
Darting down the leafy vista,
• Frightened at the basin's brink,
Querulousibecause they missed a -
cooling drink.
-Here amid the leaves' loiv rustle,
Shut out by the brazen grille
From the city's noise and bustle,
Happy, undisturbed, and still,
Weaving rhymes and making verses, -
Here I breathe a smell of grass,
While sweet children. with their nurses
'Gayly pose.
Innocenceln colored klitte,
Fragrant odors of the flowers,
Song of bird and fountain spurtle
Sweetening the languid hours, .
-i-Nature's Wondrous necronianey,
Care held captive for a time, -
While I hide a dainty fancy
. In: a rhyme. .
-
-Frank-Dempster Slierroid,
• Jokes All Can Enjoy.
Bobby had made himself sick by sur-
reptitiously eatingtoo many jam tarts.
Now, Bobby," coaxed his mother,
"if you will take this medicine like
little man you can have almost anything
you like." :r -
"Can I have scants morejam tarts,
ut
n ?" -New York Sun.
ill am Sony, Amy, that you are
only my seoond MAWR " he said as she I
greeted him with a hasty
Why sor, Harry ?"
"If you were my sixty-second cousin 1
you might give me a sixty-second kiss.
• -Drake's Magazine.
"So ',-,y014 are going to move, Mrs.1
Marjeram -
"Yes, Mils.Sweetbriar '; into a lovely
detached 'house on Elm road." -
"Has it a good view 2" •
"I ShOUICt say it had. Why, we can
look right )nto the dining room next
door *and isee the ,family eat their.
• meals -
"-Dear, dear how lucky you always
are 1"-LondmAid-bits. - I
• "Don't you find the life of a tramp
very disagreeable ?" -
"Not generally, but I'm very much
'downcast to -day." •
" Really i"
`
person to apply the lips to th .wound:
and extract all the poison possible ; then
it
the victim is filled up with whis y.. This
seldom fails to cure, althoug almost
every season there. are a n mber of
%deaths from snake bites. Hazelton is
the central shipping _.point for
berries, and last:year 2S0,000
were shiPped.from that station
New York Times. -
':A fainily of San Luis Potosi
a very fine rattlesnake,- They h
tared it by means of ' a forke
when it was bu• a baby, and s
in domesticating it. In the course of
years it grew to be fourteen
length, and became tame- and
never showing the slightest 531
of anger when handled by the.
but it would not allow its rattl
touched. It became very much
ed tolts master, and would fol
'around like a dog. During th
• storm. in San =Lulu 'many of th
were struck by lightning. T
were falling fast about the
which had sheltered the snake rom its
infancy. Nobly determined to die for
its benefactors, the serpent crawled up
the outside walls of the hou e, and,
mounting the reef, it stood on its head
in a perpendicular positionior the space
of several minutes, shaking 'its 'rattles
violently at the heavens, like- Ajax de.
lying the lightning, - The' electricity, at-
tracted by this living lightning rod, re-
duced to ashes the noble animal and
also the house. There is no use in let
ting the American papers have a mo-
nopoly ,:of these snake. stories. -City of
Mexico. Two Republics.
e
-7-
. 4..
-.plan to which the girls made no , object -
tions, aid within two weeks the, party
sailed fair Montreal, whence •the three
journeyed to St. Joseph'sIsland; in the
St; Martisriver, and settled for - life.
Whethct the sequel WAS foreseen , in Ma,-
huckle. jor Rei emind when the idea. COMO to
quarts' him that day. in England is to be guess-
lone.- , ed at. t ertaiuly-a like course with -their.
'mOther 'ears before would have made
messed hia life different.
ad cap- ' ',He was the only white Manin the
4 stick region, and the events which followed
weeded showed that the girls,had no longing for
other society. Within two years the
feet in • major, by some sort of ceremony, mar-
layful,, lied both his blooming wards, and ' in
ptoms years that followed over forty children
hidreni were tairn of the, polygamous union,
s to be many p whom still live in the .vidnity.
attach- And at the home of the renowned ma-
w him jor's deeendants the writer lately dined:
recent The 4ajor and his wives have long
houses been dead, and the blockhouse and oth-
e - bolts er substantial buildings erected by his.
welling pension and the girls' fortune have de-
cayed and disappeared, while some spec-
ulative creature, of the present genera-
tion ha erected near the landing -a
gable and structure, over thedoor of
which ill , inscribed "Meals; 25 cents-,,
Hotel.'hDetroit News.
The Common Lot.
• There is a place no love can reabh; -
There ilia time no voice can teach,
There is a chain no power ean break,
; There is a Bleep no sound can w*e.
. 44 Yeq, I'M a victim of misplaced con-
fidence:" 1 :' . = -
- "How's that ?" - .
"Welt, If,saw a grocer wrap up a box ,
of- sarclinesmid lay it on the counter. i
I grabbed for it and ran. I loped about
two Miles before I opened it, and then
•-1 found a cake of soap. I ->had struck
thei,wrong package. No, life isn't el -1
ways a bower of rotes."-Lincoln.Jour- ,
nal.
"That child," said the romantic
mother, "just breaks- My heart. I have
tried. my best ..to put poetry into her,
but she is sci'practical, and. I . know she
- is going to. grow up into some horrid
; woman's rights woman or something. i
- recite poetry to her and she simply re-
duces it to Prose at once, and she don't
believe 4t, and -it's awful, Yesterday
., we were inthe garden, and. I saw that
. delicate silvery thread stretching „from
teat to leaf of the rose bush, covered
-
with the loveliest of fioviers, I.: called
her,.
'See,i my darling,' --said I; 'see
the fairies' clothes -line,' and I pointed.
to the thread. ; - ,
" iThet It said the , child;, 'get ' out.
That's °lair a dirty, little spider's web.'
Oh, she's swf ul."-San- Francisco 0 brow-
icle. i
I
.
. _Look4tg to 'Matrira. ony. .
"What iS it, okifellow ? - Something's
_on your mind. Speak it. -right -out I"
"Tell you the truth,. old Markt I'm
going to get married pretty soon.”
"I suspected as -much. Well, what
can I do fortyou ?" _ -
-"That's lust what I came- to see you
about. I want you to take charge of the
_ funeral -I mean be my best man, you.
know." . •. ' ' -
"Yes, I know. You want me be
your second, and see' that all the pre-
liminaries are done regular and accord-
' ing to the: code. You've got into
trouble and want ma to.help you out.
' Well, old fellow, I'll see you -through..
I may want some one to do as much for
the soaked e."-,--' San Francisco Post.
"Darling? said he tenderly, "I've
made up rn, , mind a ask you -to ask -
Sooner or liter that time will arriv , 'Awe'
will wait foi. your coming, that chain ust bind
,you in helpless death, shat sleep must. fall on
your senses. But them-Isn't:1s every year go un-
timely to their -fate, and ..thousands more
lengthen -out their days by heedful, timely' care:
For the failing strength, the weakening organs,
the Wasting blood, Dr; Pierce's GoldenMedical
!Discovery is a wonderful restorative and a pro-
longer of strength and life.' It purifie the blood
and invigorates the system, thereby fortifying it
against disease... Of druggists. I
More -About How To
Cool.
The coolest looking man in NewYork,
when the mercury hissed in th shade
shade
the other day, was one whose costume
hree or
t much
mfort,"
g of ice
'Your
from a
put on.
a rag
ou man-
eep
he had brought from the east
four years ago. There was n
style about him but "heaps of c
• as he explained. .
" Yoil look as if you had a
down-yoar back,"...said a friend.
collar appearsto have just corn
Chinese laundry, while mine,
only half an hour ago, looks lik
around a sore threat: How do
age it ?"
"Easy enough.' It's a fak
see my outside raiment is a lin
coat, buttoned to the throat,
- standing collar a la militaire, a
• duck trousers. This perfect - c
these spotless cuffs are celluloid
to the coat. • No boiled shirt f
this weather. Beneath this
terior I have Only a kit of gau
clothing and thin, Lisle thre
within these canvas shoes. .
you are sweltering I am freezin
go and have a hot Scotch."
His 'pith helmet covered a perfectly
serene brow as he extended this invita-
tion, and for a' moment the reporter
thought he was telling the tru .-New
York Telegratn.
• •
A Romance of the So.
you— 4
, "Yes," shewhispered, 'breathlessly,
---"T9 ask you to ' become my wife. I
know, deareit, that it is bold, it is pre-
sumptuous for me to do so. You are
so much superior to me. I am, I feel,
-unvrerthy et you, but—"
• "Say no" more, ...John:, I am yours.
You may be unworthy of me, but--;--"
"But what, clearest ?" . _
"Half a loaf is better than no bread."
-Boston Courier. ' .
"Ali, Clare," i!aid a young surge -en
(after hospital hours), as . he sank Ilion
. his knees Ltrouldlhat I could gain pos-
onion of your heart!"
• "You can, Mr. Sawbones,-". replied'
Clara promptly, but blushingly, and
- 'without giving me ether either." -New
York Sun.
• "He (making an evening call -"Shall
I sing one more song, •Mise Clara, be-
fOre I go?
She-.- shonld be delighted, Mr.
Sarapson-en-if you think you have
time." -New York Sun.
• '
- You
in duck
with a
d- linen
llai and
Stitched
✓ me in
lain ex
-
e under-
_ socks
o while
. Let's
Reins' Landing, on St. Jos
• land, opposite the sailors' elm
in the Soo River, is always p
in a trip up the stream; but t
new generations' seem to have
ed the romantic episode that
the most interesting spot. a
beautiful shore.
It is now more than NO- yea
young Lieutenant Being, in the
of His Majesty, the King, of
• fell head over heal in love wit
WO girl, the deughter of a
s-uire in one of the shires near
lhe attachmentseemed to be
cated, and the 'young officer tr
- 1
Epitaph of "a Tirf3d Viroinan?
t
Here lie a poor woman who was always tired,- -
For she I ved. inn place where help wasn't hired;
Her last ords on earth were, "Dear friendit. I
am going ? . . . .
Where NV shing ain't done, nor sweeping, nor .
ebwin ; • . •
And eve ything there Is exact to my wishes, .
For whe e they don't eat; there's no washing of
dishes -
rir be whereloud enthems forever are ringhig, '
But, hav• ng no voice, rli get rid of singing.
Don't weep for me now, don't weep for me
Fonreivpmr„goin.g.. to ,
do nothing forever and eye.t..'.'
,
ONEY TO LOAN, --Any -amount of money
,, IMPORTANT T NOTICESI . .
LYL
to loan,.on:Mortgages, a lowest fates of '•
inter*. Easy terms,- Apply to WM. 13.. MO.
LEAN, lieniell,Ont, -. - ... ' . 10074.1.
TUTU Y SHEEP.Canui hito the. premises of
IN
11.4 ;the Undersigned,' Lot 13, Concession 2,
Stanley, a ' mit the first of June; two pair -of
ewes. The owner can have. the 8111110 by prov-
ing property and paying charges, J0.110. GIB -
SON, lirueefield1"...1. -4 , ' . 1077%4 . .
]3 EES FOR ' SALE. -Ten tpoionieil bf. Italian
1,)- - Bees in Jones"live, Tombs built .from
:Jun elieets of foundation, yery strong and in
good order. Will be sold veryolieap. Apply to
WM. HARTRY; 4inniediateiy- • berth- of ' Dr.
„Smith's, Seafoith, -.. • : ' '. 1003t1 . f
,
pment,
n•ted out
me and
bliterat-
'akes. it
ng the
s since
service
a beau-,
• country
London. •
recipro-
sted his
betrothed with a confidence worthy a -
better woman,for the young lad
many admirers -Mid being some
a coquette, at length fell a vic
designing and, worthless scarr
managed one day, by su
false Proofs of her love
loyalty to induce her to elo
him.
The shock killed the father, a
ed to quite break the youn
heart. He rallied, however, 'a
obtained leave to join the Briti
in America, who were engaged
with the French and Indians.
in this service that, half realiles
• life, he exhibited daring and bravery
which gained for him the rank o
It was also in this service that
covered. the grandeur and beaut
great lakes and their bordering
and it was here that he resolve
his commission should expire, to ive the
,having
hat of
'm ',to a
P, who
mitting
• dis-
e with
d seem -
man's
d soon
h forces
in war
It Was
of his
Snake Stories, in Market.
_
- The hpckieberry. season along the
Bine mounta ns in New Jeriey has now
a greater number will be . picked this
opened in fulliblast.The prospects aritha
year than ever before, as the crop is
immense, and the dernand'ir continually
increasing. or miles the sides of, the
F
mountain arecovered with berry bushel!
ea rattlesn los, The ' Choicest berries
are near the. eumniit, and are _gathered
only by the bravest of the pickers, as
the snakes are very abundant there. The
berries are gatheredmostly by the Dutch
of Pike county, -Pennsylvania, Whole
coramunitied carnp out near the berry
fields and piek from. daylight to dark. A
good picker can gather fifty quarts a
- day, many boys and girls not more .than
iry years oklidoing this. :
The pickers wear heavy powhide boots
and a thick ileathern garment,'.reaching
to the neck fie a 'protection against the
"rattlers -'''' a sinalt club and a -quart of
" Jersey lightning" completes the out-
fit. Hundreds of snakes are killed
daily, and often -some of the pickers are
bitten, but the clothing is BQ heavy that
but little of the poison is left by the
- time the bo y IS reached. In case of - a
bite the 11134 I treatment is for a healthy
=.-
major.
e dis-
of the
cenery,
when
remainder of his days away fr
world. -
Some years afterwards when
secured his release from ?the sex
was about- to 'put his resoluti
effect, having been allotted a
he received one day from Montre
ter bearing the postmark of .his o
lish home-. The letter proved t
•been dictated, and was to the eff
his former love, betrayed. and d
by her husband, was on her de
but could no die without again :seeking
his forgiveness, and ended by cbmthit-
ting to his care her two .daughter aged
loring'
ke. `,'
e- still
ever. in
a man's heart for, A wayward lot e, and
the next day found him on his ay- to
old England, which he had det rmined
never to see again. He had i agined
the children destitute, and th.t con-
sideration had also had its weig t in his
conclusion to protect '. thein.
his surprise to learn after a-shor
Ing that the estate of their
father, willed away at the gm
Died Anarriage, now came back
through the death. of the rel
whom they were left, and the
amounted to £6,000. -
It was one day after semi
. official appointment as guarclia
' girls that a strange thoughtcam
IHe_wouId take his ,wards to
Se balling the two beautiful girl
the oldest 'a tall Monde, ' just •
"' • the
e had
ce and
n• into
nsion,
.1 a let.,
d Eng -
have
et that ,
serted
thbed
. 1' .Sword . and Fire. .
ETHE iiiELF-INFLIOTTD TORTURES 'OP A
MEXICAN BROTHEI4100p OF .
. PENITENTES. .
. The rder of penitentes which is not
order but .a brotherhood, dates its
Origin f-ar back in the thirteenth or per-
haps the twanfth century.' Every mem-
ber m st do•penance once a year. The
metho s are infinite. Betides the minor
panto es are those that have been the
Id 1 form d' o
12 and 14 respectively, and' i
him to watch over them for her
He hesitated, but the old fla
burned in his heart, and it -does
inagine
:greet -
other's
of her
to them
tie to
eritage
ing , his
otthe
to him.
merica.?
to *him,
udding
- .
appear. .
• t ,
ost
very day in holy week, and especially
n Good Friday. These are lathing in
re, hook swinging, carrying the cross,
sing the scourge, and 'Walking - or
reepiug on cactua. The first of these,
he fire bath,I have seen among Pueblos,
ut ncft among Mexicans, who deny that=
forMs any part of their penances and ,
laim that all uses of fire in penances or
aciifiCes are remains of Aztec customs
hichidept into some sodalities during
hat might be called the dark days of
he &Vial). in Mexico. This penance or
adifi3e may be briefly described. A
oleis dug in the ground in the centre
f en open space and filled with live
oals. The performer approaelies with
is hands full of what appears to be
es4finixed,as I think, with nitrate of
otash. This he throws upon the fire,
lid as the flame springs up be plunges
is bands and arma. into the coals and
oes* *tough the motion ' of _washing
hem; He then treads on the fire with
is bare feet. ' They do not plunge the
and or feet into the water before and
fter the bath, as Hindoos do in their,
acrifice called walking in fire. Hook.,
winging merely mention to say that
he meat careful. inquiry has 'failed to
erify statements made that this'penance
s ever performed among the Meicicaris,
t was very common in India a few years
go, but I find no authority -for classing
t with the penances of. the penitentes.
• The- cactus, is well adapted to Self-
nflicted torture, and it is not surprising
hat it was choseulor that purpose. The
ahea and once pushed - through the_
eedIfs have the power of going straight
kin they continue their journey indef-
initely, makingtheir presence known by
e y noticedas per e n
STRAY SHEEP. -Came Into theprbinises of
theInidersignecl.- Lot 14; Concession 7, Mc-
Killop, about the Middle of June, an aged ewe
with two. lambs. The Owner eau' have the same
on proving property and paying charges.- ••• AN.
DREW BEATTIE, Seaforth : -• 1073-6
• VOW cOnifOrtable ‘franie dwelling
house and ono la on street, now
occiipied by Mr, E. "Lattimer. There is a good
. stable on the plate anda good.Wellnt the house.
• Tile house:contains 7 rooms. Apply to MRS. E.
LATTIMER, on the premises. 107,6x4.;
MG RENT. -.-A large dwelling ,11.• steriei high
1 with brlokbasement full size of house ; also
a large orchard:and good stable on th premises.
It is situate .in -the :village of Egino dville, on
Centre. street. Possession given fir week in
Rent at $8 ..por, month. 'Apply to A.
Stem°, Equiforth: '• 1.• •• 1061
-DROPERTYI SEAFORTH FOR :ALE. -
For. sale .cheap, and on easy terms two
es and lots' on Main street, Sego
forth, near • o railway station: They are now
both „rented and pay good intermit_ on the in.
vestment, - heyeati be used for business stands
if not desk for residences. Apply to JAMES
MoGINNIS, z• Werth. - • . 1074
STRAYED. From the preening, Lot 88, Con-
° -co:400n 1, Hibbert; about the 28th Of May,
three heed o yearling steers -one red,'one gray,
and one' to • .and ' white spotted. Cattle are -
marked wit * round spot on under part of
!nigh ear. Any one givieginformation that Will.
lead to their ,recovery, Will recbive a reward at
per headliy-applying to John Nichol!, Chisel.; -
hurst .1075x4 . •
•
1-ER0Ni Sell bine with or without
a bull calf ?rein _Fuller's "Canada's John.'
The 'cow is registered in *A j,C.C1,, and :calved:,
May 131h. - Was served Junelithby my , mos- -
tend bull, "Pride& Of Maple -.Lane:" A fine.
cow and calf. - Will sell either separately at:a -
bargain, or would give on- shares!. Address G.
A. DEADMAN, Druggist and,Apiatiet, Brussels,
Ott: •• , • 1075x4
T OCKET .AND CHAIN LOW -Lost about
jj • the first of July, either betvreen Brimfield
and the Red Tavern in Tuckersmith, or between;
there and:Brimfield Ipppen, a. Lady's Gold.
Neck Chain and Locket. -..me -finder will he lib.
etallyrewarded and will Vets, mutili oblige the
owner byleavingthem either at ;JOHN RAT -7
TESIJERRY'S, in Brumfield, Or at Tne: Exposi,
.1, TOR Office, Seaforth., • - -1077x4 •
• • •
s
been entirely dissolved or expelled'. A
ducal y o serv n p ys c an
practised among the Mexicans for years
hasiSen, a OW of pneumonia following
a severe.' flagellation with the cactus
which he is sure was caused by cactus
needles: penetrating the lungs. '
But little preparation is necessary for
penance, and but little. ceremony is ob-
ervii,d in the performance. If the peni- .
tent is- to. walk. bare-footed on cactus the
road j from the Mouse to -the cross is
thickly strewn with the various kinds
of cactus. -. After prayer the penitent
with bare hands and legs, carrying a
heavy -cross, .commences to crawl over
the path thus covered, his friend walk -
(1
ing by. his side playing' ont roe flutes
and lunging songs:. for. hit 'enc uragel,
inept.- He occasionally prostrates - him-
self. pion to the ground, and Hee flat
upon his face, and so continues from the
hone and returns. - . • ' -.
- If 1 the penitent is to suffer flagellation
by himself . or with the - help ;of his.
friends -, .he is stripped to the waist and, -
bearing the cross, sets out- froni the
bowie, lashing *,hirnselfwith a long stem
of -cactus. • Sometithes .- the •cross is -
lashed to -his back, so • that he can ply
the scourge with both hands. . His
• friends Walk by his Ade, singing and
playing the -flute and sometimes taking
a hand in the flogging. . Once _ or 'twice
he falls to the ground • and lies prostrate
in player fora few 'mothenta, the cas-
tiga ion being kept up .by the friends.
Arriving at the crois he prostrates- him-
self near it a short time, and the re.
tUrn to the house is the same as the
\j,ounney to the cross. .. At the house :he
!elle prostrate, often uncenicious, from
exhaustion or :the state of ecstady into
whibh he has wrought himself.. His
back is 'a. mass- of- b-ruised,-- bleeding,
quivering flesh, •his *hole body bathed
in a' cold, clammy divest. Death. is said
to frequently result from this Benance,
though I have not been able to see any
one who could say he had seen such a
case; .. • - - -
Religious devotees .have in all ages
andi countries been able to : 1Dring them-
. Selves into a ' condition. resdribling
death,. and persons who have attendei
eaalp meetings can . recall numerous in-
stances in which the subject seetbed
really dead. So It- is •everywhere
dolibted if death has in - fealitr: :been
.ea sed br the penance, except in. cases
si liar to that above described. . ... ,
There are innumerable metbods: be-
sid s -these in -which self -torture is, in -
ilia d,.of which tinie would fail to touch
up n, which are Cltnig tp with. singular
tenacity in spite \ of priestly or other
pOirer. Nothing can be done but to
.educate the.people Out of it, and befor
the free school and Omnipresent news
Taper their6volting: practice of -self-tor
tuie will soon forever and entirely; die
=Tim* PR6PERTY 0011 SALE.-Desir.
- able dwellinghouse and half an acre lotin
the village of brue field for _ sale; Mame con-
tains 7 rooms ; kitchen, 'woodshed, and cellar
newly built. *-There is also a frame barn on the,
lot, and a young crehard: There is also a lot of*
one-and.a-quarter acres adjoining, - well fenced.
These properties :will be sold either in bloc or
separately. Will he sold cheap and on easy
terms; as proprietor has given up housekeeping.
Apply to RODERICK -MeLEOD Brucefield P. 0.
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11 MISES FOR. SALE. -For sale cheep, ny
or all of the. comfortable new dwelling
houses, recently erected by the:undersigned in
Beattie's, Grove, Seaforth. They are situated in
the plbasantest part of the town, convenient to.
'the bilsinessliousesf and will be sold cheap find
• on easy terms Of :payment. -There are' three
houses, and all of them have wells, cisterns and
all necessary conveniences, and stone cellars.
:Apply to JAMES WATSON, Seaforth, or to
CHARLES QUERENGESSER, Brodhagen.
°TICE TO, FARMERS. -CAMERON -&
successors to McEwen & Ross Tucker-
- smith, have pleasure in informing the .patrons
of , the old firin,t, and all others desirings4heir
services. thab-. they are now prepared to take
orders for the threshing of all kinds of grain.
Their separator and Steam engine is fIrst-class.
order, and they can guarcuttee as. good satisfac-
tion as formerly. Orders left with either -of the
undersigned will be . promptly attended , to.
PETER CAMERON, Mill Road, Tuckersmith, or
ALEX. ROSS, London Rood. 10784
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T11HE ' BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL FOR
. . LADIES. --President, the' Lord
Bishop of Toronto -Tho school -will he reopened
'on Wednesclay;,,1September 5th. The mom-
modationsare inwroVed and a thorough course
.of study is -provided, with any required :ate
eomplishmeut. .The arrangements for due Su.
pervision will be maintained in _efficiency.
Further inferination and prospectus may be had
horrible' burning, cutting, tearing sen- immediately.by Writing to the Lady Principal
MISS GRIER.,. 'Wykehans 'Hall, College -avenue, •
ation which last* until the cause has Toronto, who ,maY be mien after the 81st of
1887
,
"
RADIANT HOME COAL ,STOVES. in :Singls and Double Heaters, with
and without Ovens, fitted with genuin-e Duplex Grate.%
GRAND ...UNIVERSAL COAL -gTOVE in Double Heaters, with and with-
out Ovens. .
HAPPY THOUGHT RAIN E for Coil or Wood, fitted .-with genuine
Duplex Grate. -
The above Stove a are the he viest, finest cast, best fitted, and for fuel saving
facilities are unequalled by any ther stoves manufactuired. Full line ..of Cooking,
Parlor, 13ox and Heating Stoves to select from. Prices Right. Give me a, call
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before making a purchase.
MRS§ JOHN KIDD§
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
' BULLS FOR SERVICE.'
. .
ERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE. -Having Pup.
• ohased a thoroughbred Jersey bull, Coming
two years old, I intend keeping him 'ft* service
the coming season. Terms: -Two :dollars, cash,
at thetirae Of service, except Jersey cows which
- will be charged three donate. GEORGE TROTT-,
Seaforth. '• 1060
BULL. --The undersigned will keep
• for the improvenient of Stock this season
on his Farm, Huron Road, Tuckersmith, tisp
miles west Of Seaforth, the thoroUghbred
Dur-
bern Bull " amen," registered in the New
Dominion Short Horn Herd Book. Terms. -To
Iri-
sure, $1.50; payable first of Sanitary; 1889, for
the season $1, 'Payable at the time of. first' service.
JOSEPH FOWLER. ° - • 106241
laULL FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will
keep on . Lot Concession L. R. S„
Tuokersmith, during the present season the
Thoroughbred Durham Bull "Wellington Bid"
12,817.1- This line animal was calved March 24,
1384, bred by Mr. Wm. McAllister, sof Hill's
Green. sHe was got by Young Wellington':
(8,020]; dam, Jenny Lind, vol. 6, p. 387, Canada
Short HornMerd Book.-- As will be teen . he is
, one of the best blooded. bulla in "the Province,
and shows his breeding. Terms -To insure
$1.50 Payable January 1st, • 1889: JAMBS -G.
CHEligEY:' ' 1068x12
11 b at hwhohas
August. •.• 1071..8
LiARRIAGE -STALLION FOR SALE.-Fo
sale, ff Carriage Stallion, coming year:
by J. F. Dtilmag • -of . Wingham, and: out of a
old, Sired hY• Hambletonitin, owned
welhbred Mare. 'He ' light- bay, stands 1;
'hands high, weighs 1,201 lbs., and shmili apish-
' did speed._• Hehasproven himself • a =sure fon
.getter. Haiti a model of his -classiland has neve
been beateninthe show ring, taking first Prit
and diploma at Walkerton: two years in Ames,
•sion, and When shown 'against aged. horses. 11 -
Will be Bold on .Very reasonable ternis, BS; th
Owner has no means of handling him. Addrei
NumgwFirrgwAlrr,,Wro5coter P. p.• 1054M
-1:YrICE' OF ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
•1-1S1111'.-Netice is hereby given that•th
Partnership heretofote subsisting between' us,
•the undersignedl as Merchant Tailors, in: th
Village of .liensalle County of Huron, has. bee
this clay dissolved .by mutual tOnsent. ' All debt
:owing to said partnership are to be paid
AlexanderldePh:erson,. et. the said village O
Meesall.-Who will,continue to Carry On the busi
nese ef- a- Merchant Tailor. • Notice is: alio here
, by given thid all laims.againet the said partner
ship are to be pr suited to the aforesaid Alex
ander McPherson, by 7wboin' the [same will b
settled,. 'Dated,- Reimall„ this (ninth) 9th da
of July, in the year of Our Lonli- :One thousan
bight hundred a -(1'0010 eight. Signed In: th
presence of Jas.Sutherland. , ALEXANI)E
McPHERSON and- JOHN T. 013 IEN.; 1075
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into womanhood, he unfolded 02 glowing:
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IBBERT T LE AND - BRICK YARD PO
SALE.:--F9r Sale, la 18, eondesSion 8, Hib
bert, containing 100 acres, about 86 Of which ar
ed, ,under drained and ina.goo
n. The balance
e is a frame barn and two goo
isitimbered wit
d orchard.. The.Bayfield rive
e . farm and there is no .witst
so on thelartn. a well equippe
STEAM TILE AND I3IUCK YARD capable of turnin
mit $4,000 wort ' of .material in he season, an
an abundance of excellent clay for either tile o
bricks. The yard Ile in first class running order
and is xell fitted Lup with engine and boiler, tit
and brick niachins,• kill* Shed etc., and
very large butin ss can be done. . it is situate
within two miles of Dubbin station. - This is
•sp1endi4 opporn nity for ani person wishing t
igo filth:. the 4.1pti iness and . make Inoney. Th
property will be old cheap, 9winto tbesecen
deaVh. of one of the proprietort, - Any amount.°
:draining tile on hand; all sixes, and 81 lest' pe
thousand than usual' prices. . Ap ly oil the pre
-mises or to 'Dublin P. 0.:. ROB RT COLLI
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XECUTORS' NOT.ICE.----Iri the matter of th
' estate of the late Alexander McKinnon
-.0:section 36, notice i
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deceased.. ,. Pursuant to the Revised Statutes o
Ontario, 1887, calder 11
hereby given that all ereditorseand others havin
„clainteagainst-the estate of Alexiinder: Main
non; late of the township !of Tuckersmith, , i
:the County :of Huron, Fanner, . eceased, - wh
died on or about the 2nd day 1 Juue, A.
1.888,- at thetow ship of Tuckers , ith aforesaid
are, on ,or before • the 24th 1day tof August,
D. 1888, ,to deliver or send by post to either
the undersigned ;executors, addressed to also -
. hurst 4'. O., of the lest will arid testament of th
said Alexander MeNinnon, deeess d, their nam.
and addresses,the full _particulars bf their claim
a statement of their siodountS, an the nature
theSecuritiSs (if :any): heid i by th in ; and tha
as soon as possi ler after the 24th day of Augu
the said executors will probeed tq. distributet
assets Of the said _ , deeeased amonget the part'
entitled theretch having regard only to tho
. Oaf= _of -which notice shallhafe-is bee* ghre
•And . the said Executers will not be liable 1
the said assets Or any part • thereof to any pe
:son or persons Of whose claim or --claims noti
shall not have been reeeived by thein ate t
' tinie.of said distribution. HUGH MoMILL
DONALD MoDONALD, _DANIEL MCMINN°
Executore, , . - . • 1073-6
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elearedissell fen
.strte of otativati
hardwood. The
houses, and a go
runs through t
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land. There is
.:IMPORTANT:NOTICES!
MIAMI FOR SALE.e-For Sale, part of Lots ,29
• and se, Cencessionl. McKillop containin
, 5 .
Brussels Lime Kilns,
To Pariners -and-Builders.
W. FE KELLY,
Of the Brussels Lime Kline; is now prepared to
S.Guppolynanyor70.11f1Ft:oRe LIME
:For Piss Brickla in or Stone Work
tainY g
I will deliver the lime in Seatorth or vicinity for
18 cents per bushel. Orders promptly -filled.
If by niail, address
-KELLY; s-
• 1.086tt Brussels Lime°Works.
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are
50 acres, all cleared, well fenced and in a goo
state of cultivation.* Buildings fair. There is a
"good orchard and pienty of water. This farm is
within two lots of the Corporation of ,Seaforth.
It will be sold cheap and on: easy terms. Applk
on thepremises or to Seaforth 'P. O. DAVID
DORRENCE, Proprietor. - ' .... 10784
MIARM FOR SALE. -For sale Lot 31, Comes -
X sion 8, Tuckersmith,• II. R. S., containing
104' acres, of which 90 acres is cleared and the
balance well timbered with hard Wood. There
anion the„p Mine a bank barn 48x56„ a hay
barn 40x60, a good driving house and good fret=
-dwelling house. There are also two splendid
molls on the Place, a first•class orchard, and the
farm is well fenced and underdrained. There is
a schoolhouse on one cornet of the farm; anclit
Is within 1 of -a mile from a church, .ii . miles
from Clinton and 6 miles from Seeforth. Apply
on the premises or to THOMAS -FOWLER,
Clinton 1, . • ". Q. • : . .' 1.077t1
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XTOTICE TO CREDITORS.' -The creditors 'of
Alexander CaMpbellilate of the township
of Stanley comity of.- Huron; yeoman, Who died
When I say CBRE I do not mean Merely to stop
theni for a time, andthenhave them return
again I mean A RADICAL CURE. I have
made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY OR
• FALLING SICKNESS,
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itfiey 8j,
STOVE AND
-FURNISH ING
SeAforth, Ontario.
For an Al Washing Machine, go to -
'Whitney'fi.
For any style of -Clothes Wringer, go -
Whitney's.
For a cheap and elegant Carpet
Sweeper, go to 'Whitney's. -
For:the best Cistern Pumps and Sinks, -
g4 to Whitney's,
° Por a good Milk or Creamery can, go
to Whitney's.
For., Eavetioughingand Spouting,*
don't fail to go to Whitney's..
All kinds of Jobbing and Repairs at
short notice at the Cheap Stove and
Furnishing'House.
MAIN -ST.,
WHITNEY,
SEAFOATIL
A life-long. studY. I WARRANT my remedy to
'CURE the worst cases. Weenie others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure.
Send at once for a treatise and a FREE .Boms
of my* INFALLIBLE ItIMEDY. Giveexpress and
post office. It costs you *diking for a trial, and
It -will cure you, Address -DR. II. G. ROOT,
37 Yonge-Street, Toronto, Ont., 1078-53
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Removedi Removed I
SEAFORTI41
:The Old Established Butcher has reMoved to
new' premises lremediately opposite bis Old
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on or about the 18th day of may, A. D., 1888, are Stand Main Street, Seaforth, wbere he will 14
eto meet all his oldpatront and ' as many
on or before the first day of September, 1888i to
send by Vold prepaid to George Campbel , of pleased!d
the said township of Stanley, -yeoman, Blake. _Atrooage. , • _ .2
new ones all maYeee at to favor him with their
P. O., Administrator of the real, and personal W Of -Remember the place, between Henderson'
property of the said Alexander Campbell,' their
desorip. Harness Shop, and Meintyre's•Shbe Store, Main
chnstian and surnames, addresses and
take notice that on and after the said date the 1 ING. '
Street Seaforth. . GEORGE iw
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tions, the 1411 particulars of their claitts, a state. ,„.g , ..
inent of their aceounts, and the nature of the - 5E9 -. . ,
sereurities, (if any,) held, by them.- And further
said" Adminstrator, George Campbell, Will pro-
i
(seed to distribute the assets of the estate Of the .
°
silitaibdi-edte:e,aasuedy :emrsoonEicg_st the - creditors *hese
claims have beeneent in to him and will not be ,
ther- him,
those who
have Sent in their claims. --Dated, ' at 06detich,
this 24th day of *July, A. D., 1853. GARROW-&'
PROUDFOOT, Solicitors for said Adminstratot,
.cizoRaz CAMPBELL. • ' - 1:076.4-
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUAl3LESEAL, AND '
PERSONAL PROPERTY. -The undersign.
ed Adminstrator of the personal and real eetate
and effects of the late Alexander Campbell, will
offer for bale by public au tion on the premises;
on TUESDAY, •THE 21st 1)AY OF AUGUST, A.
D. 1888, At one o'eleek in the afternoon, by
William Harrison, --Auctioneer, the following val.
uable woperty, viz : Lot -NuMbir nine, Lake I
.Road, East, in the Township of Stanley, Catintyi
of Huron,
acres, of th
.actes being
natiproached' for
-Tone and Quality.
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CATALOGUES FREEd•
contaleing one hundred and oncis ninety aerei.-are Cleared, seventy I LL
.
Beetled down -arid twenty -acres tinder
crop, all in a good state of cultivation... The bal.
lance is well timbered with bard wood. : There
is erected on the eaid land a stone house,- 22 by
844 a frame barn 66 by 36., arshed 27 by 50 and a •
' frame sheeppen 40 by 26; all In. a. good state -of
repair. The said -property - is also well fenced, .
- and bati.on It an excellent orchard of -well assort. ;
edtruittrees;conalsting of about150trees. -The
sokis a light sandy loam. : The *saidland is also
well watered- by a creek running through it,
hes-scgoodwell, and lesituated about five miles -
from the village of Bayfield; -eight from Zrirleh
and thirteem,from ' Brucefield, .and is readily
licensable ithereto by good -roads. The said
lanciii,will beoffered for sale'subjeetio a reserved
;bid.. The fruit now growing will not be sold
with :the land, TERMS OF . Simi< -;-Twenty per
eenti.dOWhon.the day of -sale, the balance in
three months eithout interest. ' The purchaser
eanhavehrimediatepossisilon to do ploughing
and croping,-And full .possession and a convey.
-anee on payment cif the balanceofthepurchaie
money. Theptirchatier will be requiredto =Sign
an agreement for the completion of his purchase.
There will -aliti he add at the- maid -OM and
-place the following ehattele, namely: • Fruit
growing and -being in the orchard, one span at
'mares, 1 tWo:yearoldgeldieg, 1 yearling entire
pit, 1 spring oolt, 1 twoyearoid heifer, 1 two.
ear.old steer, 1 single reaper, Beattie make; 1
Mber Wagon, 2 plows, 1 fanning mill, 1 set of
ouble harnees.„- a quantity of, hay, and, •a bot 01 '
other smaller articles. Terms of Sale. --All Pur-
chaies of 61.0 or under to be cash-, above that
amount the pnrchaser May have until : the find
of January, 1889.,- on furnishing approved •secur-
ity. Further Optioning CAD be obtained. on sp.
;plication tO the Administrator, his Solicitors, or
the AUCti fleet. '• Dated, at Gederich, this 23rd.
-day Of July,• A. D., 1888. GARRQW. &• PROUD-
-FOOT, A ininistiator's Solicitors ; GEORGE
CAMP13ELIL, Adminietrater; . '• 1076.4 1 .
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CODE ICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal .86 Black
M anufaettrers o all kinds of Stationery, Marine
• :Upright and Tr.bular Boilers.
SALT "FANSi. - SMOKE. :STACKS
and all kinds of sheet Iron work:
8TEAM Pip WATER PIPE fITTING8
eonstantly on hand. ••
On hind, ready for delivery:
One 50 horse -power New. Steel Boiler
-completef _ . •
- One 351 h orlie.poir` er_secend,-hand boil-
,
er in good order. -
s' _Also 12 ' horse -power Engine and
Boiler, second-hand, in good condition.
.Comfilte 2nd -hand threshing Outfit;
Boiler, Zngine, Separator, ate., all in good work.
• ing order. I Will be sold cheap. Mail orders wil
receive prompt attention. Works opposite G. T
R. Station. -• ,
.O. BOX 861.
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goderioh, May 28tb, 1886. -
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Post Office.. Store,
1.
STILL MAINTAINS ITS OLD STAND
AND ,THAT IS JUST
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Harvest Toole; Bitch as Scythes, Rakes,
Forks; etc., awaydown in prtoo. In the 011
Line, subh as 'Lardini, Omit -brine, Mein,
0 town and Black, we claim to have thi best
quality andlowest price. in the County.
Binding Twine:
And now for the Binding Twine. Blue Tag or
,Red Cross at 14' cents .per lb:, and we don't
need to lie about its length to make a sale. We
guera tee as many feet to the pound, and bet-
ter in uality than anYoth.er in the market.
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1074-3.
'JOS. MORROW,
PostOffice Store, Varna.
Bayfield Stage Line
9irerlanO. Route to the.Lake
MR. DAVID
Begi to intimate that he has reciived renewal of
contract for carrying the • mails between Varna
andsSeaforth, but will still continue the' Stage
Line, leaving Belield.dally, (except Sunday,) at
6:30 a. ; reWrning, lave Seaforth about 3
p-. m, reaching' Bayfield -same .evening, taking•
passengers, express goods and parcels;iroth the
various points along the line. .
• The Stage connate each way at Brueefield
with London, Huron andc
, Brue' trains north
and south.
Thanking friends and the public' for kind pat-
ronage during the past four years, the prpprieter
still 'trusts by strict • attention to business to
merft.continuestpatronage DA the old. and _favor-
iteSnmmer route, Excursionists, by taking the
Stage, at spend a night at the Lake Shore in a
cheery little town. Clinton folks have not got
much ahead of -Seaforth afterall. 1073
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The North Amerioar
BANKING COMPANY.
INCORPORATED.
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General Banking business tiAns-
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acted. • ;
Farmers' paper discounted.
Drafts bought and sold. -
Interest allowed on deposits.
OFFICE -In the Commercial Hotel
building. -
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IT. C. SMITAIdanner:
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. 1058
D. M. Radcliffe,
YalligOi and. Inspect();
THE --
North American .Life Assur-
ance Company. .
A large amount Of thoney to loan on
Real Estate on the most favorable terms.
A number of good !arms in 'Ontario
and Menitobs, for sale -or exchange, . -
Partieli wishing to sell, reht or ex-
change farnis or town properties, are re-
quested to communicatewith me.
Oce -the same as the North- Am
erican Banking Company.
MARRIAGE. LICENSES
ISSUED AT •
THE HURON EXPOSITIIR- OFFICE
SEAPORTS, ON7.1.4.B10*
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