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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1888-12-14, Page 6••••• — • . re"‘ • s •••,*. • 411". re. ..0* -±1.••••••••••••• O f Witty: ter& Thrifty Moth ...1•4 Ellen, why will you persist in eting the soft part of - your bread and le&viug crusts under the edge of your plate? Some day you may be glad, to get even crusts to eat. Thoughtful Daughter -44 Yee, *other, that's- what I'm, satingthem for." -Bos ton Trenscript. - • , . .--& rainstorm is really_no excuse for keeping & healthy, strong ' child .from School, at lesett*bers assert this is eo. Some time ago a teacher, on. answering -a- knock at the ached door, found one of her pupils well Wrapped up toprotect her3roin the ram. "Teacher, mother says I needn't - co . e to school to -day, 'cause it rains," and down -stains the little *aid fled 1i1e *frightened deer. - Albany Journal. '. ..,---Little .Frankie saw his father's hired min shear sheep I t spring for the first time. A few days afterward Frankm was missing, and about the time,prepar- idiom were being tnada to searchfor him he came rushing in, exclaiming': " Oh; papa, I've aheared the tat, and didn't det mucli wool, eifer V" Sure enough,poor puss ragged and haggled coat confirmed t1ie ladit story. -New . York World. . .., -One mornieg,,in company with my 8 -year-old May, / wat in the kitchen, and wanting a piece of elastic, I 'said so. May turned & face toward _nie beaming with fun, and said that I could get it in the kindlinrwood basket. ' I looked. there, thinking a piece might have fallen into it, but could*d none. . Asking the child what shemeant,ehe answered that. if I took out all the wood but one stick it would be a -last -stick. -Communicated to the New York World. - - - --.,-One day a pair of twin babies were •born at Neighbor Brown's. - Previous to • the advent of the twins the junior por- tion of the familyconsisted of two sons, aged respectively 4 and 6 years. When • the lads were taken. by their father to see tie: babies the elder 'boy seemed much disPleasedo and, turning to his father, said:, "Oh, papa, take them out and shoot them, like you did the little puppies last week." The younger boy clapped his hands and cried: "'Ain't theyatice I Why didn't you buy., a Whole wagon load, papa ?"-Communicated to the New York World; .--A. South Division *trust mother has - & little son, who la] called /ferry. She , loves him, and he levee her dearly, bite shalom she will have to send him to the reforrinstory. She has been ill for some days, and the little fellow has had more freedom - than usual,': which may, a000unt for the ]following:' Yesterday morning, , feeling a little . better, she thought she would try and arise. He watched. her preparations !awhile, and -then turning to a sister who was pres- ent, and while hia face shone with de- light, ejaculatedi;" I believe ' the son-of- a.gun es* going to ket up." 4>oor Harry was remanded to a closet frit repairs. - Buffalo limes. . -Little Irving! was Visiting. & friend of his mother one -day, 71311. WAS Mileh interested -in the pictures which hung on the walls. - He io loci with Peculiar ear- - neatness at a delicate _engraving of Aurora_ (the goddesa of the °ruing) and -another of spring. The hostess took him on her lap and Said," ill you stay • with me, Irving, and be ut little -boy?" IrVing's kind heart Would not permit a point-blank refusel,lo he a 'meted very , gently, "1 don'tifiek I co Id." "Why not ?" asked the /lady. Ir int made a . . desperate effort to find a r ason, and at last a happy thoright struc him. - "1 "I couldn't live wit you because. your pictures haven't clothes enough to wear was the answer. -.Boston Simeon. ' --"I don't likeiSundays ;.I I like to- m:hi:0m," said , little tfour-year-old, whose playthings had . beep :pot away s4 until to -morrow."-. He waa kept in- doors without -a y means of &mulling himself. He was -too :young to read, and his mamma wastoo WO with neces- sary duties to . gi o him -anr attention, and he was left ton= out j, long Sun- • day as best he could without playmates or playthings. In.some fa !lief a class i of playthings_ are individualized as:Sun- day toys, a IsTotile ark; blo li, a differ- ent doll than thit played With . during the week, or something or this kind, brought out to afford amuse:pent to the • children during Sunday, and at night pa, out of eight until the return of this day. The child .looks -uprin such toys ivith a certain degree of reverence that is not felt for that top, that are .Iyipg around all the week.-Dettbit Tribune. -The ability of thelittlelfolks to ar- rive at logical con lumens Was well illus- trated in &Lawre ceville p4mary school recently. 4 te..se er in ineitof the low- est -glides :had been impiessing the • meaning of easy aotiOnal Tterm. upon -the pads of her little pupils. Her • statements were 'ear end 50 easily com- • prehended that even their :!infantile in 4, tellecte ' seemed ,40 grasp.' 11 that Was given them. One little fell... w, however, ' was a littleslow, and the teacher repott- ed' her explanations for the fifteenth - time. Holding four pennies, by wet of illustration, idle.said: "low, Charlie, . it.I have tour ce ts and give you half." milting the action _.to the l'word, "how I much will I have left" 4 The other - hall," replied the tot, with an air of the * deepest cpnviction.11- Pittsburg 4 • ‘ ' Preps. ,• I - * ' A Great Australian City. The city whieb, Mr. 0-.. Sala called " Marvellous :Melbourne," was appro- priately named by hire. :itis not that -4 the city Well is much more marvellous; :than many oth r cities that might be •. readily mentioned, but- tiler& is to me •'always *. something marvelrous in it and ' .. of it ' and about it: I thought so when I first saw it,,an I think zio. each time I revisit it It has an individualism a • , self-gontainedindepender4, an awes- . sive contempt for every other city, and withlil, a rematkable ith4rent capacity for development and displiy that places - it far ahead of 'every other colonial cap- ital. If we compare it with Sydney - which is the only colonial capital with 'which coniParisentsposeible on the beefs of eitint and pcpul5usneei7-we will find Its churches bigger and better *nettled its theatres larger and mere =MOMS, .44 religious proolieltivs. mere pronoinie= . od, it* vim& in re vieleukand more et, . gieseive, Its *Vim more eiclusive _ sad fte liberal in more radical; if we liken - itto- e picture, It made up of lediAdual figures, of .wlifeh each is a " separate and Complete study and each painted In striking - colors. There is • nothing totted; nothing sblend-ed and alutdedt nothing in which tin old is made •- Is- merge into the new, noting in which ChIIdrenCryfor. t the ?harp outlines of each distinctive chatacterlitio --of a great vity'a life are softened. It thinks quickly and acts - gab ly and is' just as likely to be very: •. mini .wrong as very =Oh- right. . Syd- ney. s neve* as depressed as Melbourne was some years ago, when I saw thou- san . of working men . clamoring for work, , and the whole commerchil Woof 'the lace in a stateof paralysis. But, on - tb,e other hand, Sydney was never, perhaps, in such a - state of apparently liati�g and 'lavish prosperity as Mel. bourne- is at the present moment., ' It is a co minity that goes from extreine to extreme with the smallest possible - grad WO., it is a - Striking and, Inniany respects, a singular example of the de- 'yeiopment of an English community und 'r conditions that incorporate many impqrtant phases of American and con - tine tal city' -life-, and to that extent is pectvliarly interesting. The average • Melhournitee faith in his own colony is reciter thanhis faith inanything, except . , hay you, "go it a mer only und ney I cap atudy , thatafforded by Sydney and Melbourne. At the present moment they are prac- ticalfr equal hi- popolation, -commerce • and pther elements of city life; But who can foretell . what remarkable -advances and divergencies may take place in these two ! pities- in the next ten qr twenty yeari, ?i I venture to think they will de - yeti i entirely 'different characteristics, that each may be great in her own way, and trail Eur and the other rich and solid. If se,Syd- ney Will be the letter -L. J. B., in Syd- ney' Daily -Telegraph. - - : 1 • -1—'77- ' : • Treatment of Wuadow1P1ants. It to a diffieult *atter to give direc- tiontitor the. culture of plants in the , - house, different families requiring differ- ent treatment as regards soil, light, and temperature. I Oen therefore throw out oialy,* few hints, isays a lady in the ladies(' Some Companion. . . Soil.:-Well-decoznPoeed soda, taken from an old- pasturelot, with one-third leaf niold or well -rotted manure &nes little 1 and, I have found to suit -the gen. erality of plants. . Watering; -Great - care- 'should ' be takedin watering to see that the planta - get enough and not too numb.; Water only- 1 hen the soil begins to look dry, . .. givm enough to wet the ball of earth ,to the bettom, but n� more, as all wateriwhich passes through carries the fertilOy of the soil alOng with it. Do not let the -water stand in saucers, ex- cept water the se Drainage.7•-•Al1 plants in . pots over three inches 'should have a few pieces of pots, pebbles, or charcoal, placed in the. bottom to drain off the surplus water. 'Air, -Ventilate every day when the the airoutside is above freezing. point, being. areful not to let the cold draught blow n the plants. - The tempfkature for house plants should be 65 to 70 de- grees `iil the day time, and 10 degrees lower t night. • insects and Worms. -The aphia -or green, y is the most common. It man be remd cl by' fumigating. Place ... the San ;tinder a sheet or box with &Mak- ing tobacco; let them remain 'about fifteen minutes, after which give them a syringing. The red spider is the great- est pest with which we have to contend.' It is IQ Very minute insect, scarcely pre- ceptible to the naked eye. It increases. rapidly in a _warm, dry- atmosphere, 'While k cold, damp one is:death to them. Prevention in this case is worth a pound of . euro.. Keep the air of your room moist and syringe your plants every day. If the' make their appearance, turn the . i plants,. , where ' pf1 acticable upside down - . and. p the top. n water twice a day for a couple or weeks. When too large for this, Syringe several times a day. Malay bug a€licl scale are killed by scraping and wash ng. Earthworms are often trouble - so - e l• turn the plaits out of the pot and k heni out. CI apliness.-One of the ' secrets of havi g fine house plants is to keep. them °lea I Wash the upper and under sides of t 'leaves with a sponge or boftragi mole ned with luke warm .-water, in. whi a.little soap has been dissolved. Stir he top soil in the pots to keep it - . fro baking. - " • . . -' P ta.,--Common clay fi.ower. pots, be - Orono, are much -better than the d stone or fancy. China ones, which tran used. When their appearance objection, they can be concealed . tne pretty ornamental, inexpensive 'covers now in use. or they can be elf. I confess he has good reason to faith in both: Say what you will, deny;ul that Victoria. is the reost - heed " colony of the group, and if es not becom'd the political and com- ial capital of the Australias it will be becaueethe wonderful and as yet veloped natural wealth behind Syd- has been denied her younger rival, ot imagine any more interesting f the development Of city life than that together they will be to Aus- what Pais and London are to e -the one beautiful and gay,. Ilakend such plants as grow in -Themater need:should be about e temperature as the room. Ing gla are is a wit wo set 'Pliancy ones of larger size. Cosmetics. ' Tie use of cosmetics 'to beautify and pro.' ot the skin is as legitimate as the use glycerine and .rose-water to cure chapped• hands. The evil is not so muci in the use but in the abuse of the atti les. Powders can not be other than inju ',outras they are used by the major ity �f people. Anything which covets -upti e skin Anust pa of only temporary ben4fit,if not a positive injury; as, while it is on the face, the poresof the skinte: which nature requires should be left Iiinclogged, are filled. up.. Paints of any'kind are abominations. .Many eoa- . Met cs contain lead And are highly in-! • jeri us. ' Flee rice flour is perhaps. the besta.pplication for smoothing the skin ,androteoting it from the effects Of the ;w'n4 on going out. ' •Two Kinds of Whisky. BOB INGERSOLL'S OPINION. I send you SOMe Of the most wonder- ful whisky that ever drove the skeleton fron a feast or painted lanaecapes in the brain of man. It 4 the mingled soul of wheat And corn, Irs it you will findlthe sunshine and the shadow that abated each other over the ,billowy field?, the breath of June, the carol of the lark) the dews of night, the wealth of summand autumn's rich contents a,Jl olden with imprisoned Dri It, and youwill hearthe, voices of Ho chil wftthe ' dayL For 40 years this liquid joy,has • •Pitcher's CastOrlas .• • THE been with n :staves of oak, longing to - ketch theips of man- . "1 * t , A T HIBITIONIST'S OPINION. . 1 -send you Some .of the most wonder- ful whisky that -ever filled, with snakes the bociti of man; or painted towns in cardinal red. It is the mingled souls Of corn andH strychnine. In it you will find the re. onshine that made the mar- shal chase heshadews over western hills, the breath of ilaine,the whlstle of police, the hoodlum wagon, and thirty days in prison for thinking you could fight. Drink it, and you will hear theeice of comrades ' singing, "When . Johnny Comes •. Marching- lome," mingled with - thei laughter - of boys. Drink it, and you will feel within your head a' ense of swelling -the tielzy o bliss of *any high old .sprees.- , r sixty. , days this liquid fire has been within the meek and mild -eyed de , il john, Ionging to scorch the throe fof \ man. -From- the. St. Louis Glebe -Dem- ocrat. . . I -.-. jt • • 4 Platteville'an Friday evening, .30th ult., Alfred Wright and his ' em- ployer,Iseac Batler, were splitting wood, when Batler, having struck a stick which split freely, allowed the axe to swing be- hind him striking- Wright, who was in a stooping posture, on the right side of the neck making a deep open wound four inches long, close to the jugular veidand carotid artery. - • • - Chro lg. Coughs and Colds • And all diseases of the Throat and Lungs can be cured1).$ the use of Scott's Emulsion,as itoon- tains the'healing virtues of Cod Liver Oil and: Hypopliospintes in theft fullest form. Bee what W. S.Mtrer, M. D., L. R. 0. P.,, etc., Truro, N. S., - 'says: "After three years' experience 1 con- eider.Scott Emulsion one of the very bent in the market. Very excellent in throat affections." Sold by all niggles, 60e and,11. • VETERINARY. §EAFOR HORSE INFIRMARY.. -Corner of Jarvis d Goderich Streets, next door to the resbyte Church, Seaferth, Ont. All die. eases of Ho ea, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do- mesticated aninaals, successfully treated at the Infirmary, or elsewhere, on the 'hottest notice. Charges moderate.- JAMES W. ELDER,_Veter- aryMediel inary Surgeon. P. S. -A large stook of Voiotiaes kept constantly on handl _- ALT VY of t onto; Re inary Me bet of the all Diem particular try. ' Ho and Certjfi ed to by 11 donee, Stet SHILLINGLAW, V. S. graduate e Ontario Veterinary Golleget_Tori tered Member of the Ontario Veter. 1 Association ; also Honorary Mem. eterinaryliedical Society; Treats of Domesticated Animals. Also , ttention given to Veterinary Dentie. direfully examined for Soundness; tees given. All calls premptly attend. 11 Or Otherwise. OFFICE at Resi: a, Ont. 1048 LEGAL _ lt,rATTH W MOB.RISON, Walton, Insurance iVI Agen Commtssioner for taking affidavits, Conveyanc &o. Money to loan at the lowest rates. 31, Momusort, Walton. . txTg HA8TINGS,2olioltor,oto. Office-Cady's . Block, -opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea. forth. , 974 • .M. BE ,Barrister, Solicitor, !so. • B,00ms One Door, North of the Commercial Hotel, ground floor next door to Beams buteher shop, Agents=0.4nsa0s, Hoot kOsFszoN.870 -ARROW k PROCDFOOT, Barristers, Solid- ; tors, &o., Goderich, Ontario. J. T. GAZZOW, Q. C.; WM. P701/0100%• .686 AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers; tj Solicitors in Ohanceryiko., Goderich,lOnt. M. 0. °AMMON; Q. 0., FBILIP MOLT, M. G. 0411RON. , • 606 • • T OFTUS E. DANCEY, late with Cameron, ' 14 Holt & Cameron, Goderich, Barrister., So Bolter, Conveyancer, &a. Money to loan. Ben son'i Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 786 T1.1. DOWNEY, Solicitor, Conveyancer, ize . Late of Victoria, B. 0. Office -Over Bank of Commerce, Main street, Seaforth. Pri. vote funds toloan at si mid 8 per cont. - 1086 • 7/TANNING & SCOTT,- Barristers, Soliolsori; ConveYanairs, Solioitorsior the Henk- el Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. .Money to, loan. ofilos-Deaver' Bleck Clieten Ontsrle- 41- Mseinxe, &UMW, Soar. 781 11012dESTED, 'nonuser to the late' Aim 01 • MoCnavuegliey & Hohnested, ,Baniiter. So. co • .Solicit,oi for pthserm(laitnfogrisitanieT3Flifi ComniAnd Notary. -erce. Moneyto lend. Street..Seaferth.i' c'e• in acc4V11- Kan E1)WARI) NORMAN LEWIS, Barrister, So. :Bettor 1z :High Court, Conveyancer, etc., Galerich and Hayfield. Money to Loan at five and . one-balf per cent. 07 two.third margin. Bayfield office open .every Thursday from 980 to 4:80, in Swartz' Hotel Block, opposite Division Court office. 1083t1 MONEY TO IPAN•.' ltrONEY TO LOAN. -Straight lomat' 8 *psi - Am cent., with - the privilege to borrower: of repaying part of the principal money at any time. ' Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister Seaforth. 850 • • DENTISTRY.: W"; a._ Ei Ep DENTIST, lisw Rooms -Over Daley's store; , next door south of Robb's grocery -Main otreet (east idde), Seaforth. . 941 , • 9 L. BALL, L. D. S., Honor Graduate, and . M. R. 0. D. S. of Toronto. Vitalized Air yen. Latest improvetrents in Dentistry ob. served. Office in Meyer's Block, Seaforth, hours 9- a. in. to 6 IX., M. Fees reasonable. B. B. 310RIES, D. D. 'S., of Philadelphia, Assistant 1 980 ' t CCARTWRIGHT & SON, Den. . Mats, of Exeter, Ont. Oni of the above will Visit Blyth the last'Thursday, and following Fri. day of each nionth, at Milne's* Hotel, will visit Zurich the first Wednesday of every month at Peine's Hotel, and Hensall the following Thurs- day of every month at Reynold's Hotel, where he will perform all dental' operations. ' Teeth ex- tracted with a new Japan anesthetic, which re. moves nearly all pain. Parties desiring . new teeth will please call early in the morning of the fIrst day: Charges moderate. Terms cash. 984 . _- H. 114:)N POgl WATSON,. eneral Insurance Agent —AND— Dealer in 8eWing Machine& - Ahikindi of property insured at lowest rates .intisisolese reliable dompanies, and loss's set - tied piemptly. • Andel loiv rates On FARM PROPERTYin - the Gore and WiterloO, from 76o to , (cash plan) for three year.. Mille and facials" *0. cured in these companier at tieliving • of 20 per centon stook companies. - Sole dealer in the WHITE and RAYMOND - \SEWING MACHINES :(family and manufactur. leg). Prioetrangingfrem Irtre to 878.- All mi. chines. warraided•for fiveyears on every kind of wotk. Needles, oil repairs for gale. Ma. oh14ier repaired. • _ - • axKINSMAN, Dentist, L. ..p. ' - TT4114rA . .--:' * .%-s14` • 8., Exeter, Ont. Wilrbe at -' - 111149tielpZ7rieh, at the Huron Hotel, on the --a-1-i LAST TIITIRSDAY DT EACH MONTH. . Teeth extracted with the least pain possible. All work lirst-olass at liberal rates. , . 971 A. MARTIN-, 6., Honor graduate of. E ed Ontario. All the anasthetics used for the the Royal College of Dental Surgeons 10064. t pBalocinlke,saBeRxturasetisonEL0fst.eeth. Oflice-Garfield MEDICAL,. • -] • VT.A..11180.a,, MAIM . 6:TRET, StAFORTA; TM HANOSPER,L31. D. 0, IC, Graduate of 1110014 Duly rsity, Physician, Surgeon400070h0U-i; 8041orth, Out, Oitee and re. eidence-North side Gederioh street, trot brick . house east of the Methodist ehurch. 961 1 )YstisgiL- gal!' tig,"%i3rgiztesez avails, Edinbutgh, ..Bruoulleld, nt, 930 I..........--- , T o..• Noon, -If, D. km, Physician, Burgeon, 0 - and Accolieher, somorth Ont.. oniorane i tor eriue Sucend east of ithe th 'Presbyterian Obureb, 41d0 01 Ooderloh ' ' 142 -- andmaiden& sinfiilng the Harvest ' os" mingled wit the laughter of 1 W. 13311014 SMITH, M. D 114 iteMber ran. Drink it and you will feel P:tiikAggs:1 rilr" 4111 8217:4 •n- your blood the staple4 dawns, ith„arjoupled byDr. vow: " r -8649 : dreamy, tawny dusk 01 eperfeet - - - -rR. MACKID; Licentiate of Edinburgh and Glasgow, Office; 'Moyer'i Hi00Etr. Maid Street; Seaforth. Residence, John street.' 0411 at night at either the °flee or Residence. .804 • •t. , • r -da O 0-4 • ,(D • • )ff.4 rip )114.1 r.t. CD CAI P- " th • . g4 • .t ••g fra"1 Ci) $2-g..°) ft 0 es s‘g gig a7r6.741-1 P. .0 g - rO ,.4.620.' ..(crE il 3 Toll 113 izp-IN 1.1 Ps Sci g.= P • • 1)- 2-10.711„,82- riled I IT 16,1 p•P g2t. dr- " 0 cs• -a, CD ••: aCD Altrg;s. • '41. .< N 0'5 N P C §2•r„.41•R -"."7"4.' 144 •'4 ri• Ivr' S4c 111)41.7«1•P c 0 r* 1-2 cn "*.e.9 eg• ta'0•1;40 gr - cp • a; 0 0 Pi :0 t. • - • Tpxoo.c.a..s WI-IITE BRONZE Monument The Only 'Bronze Foundryin the Dominion. Our material- is endorsed by leading.eciesitist as being pantie:111Y, heperishible, • 1* cannot !abiorb Moisture, aid conseetiently Is not afield* &I-by:the frost, , !....ffiend for Designs cin#.,71ipme -G1Frilfo. Clinton, t , ME. OF THE FOLLOWING OEIJEBRATED ;wroirgs RADIANT HOME Coal Stoves, in single and b e lheaters, with aladiwithourovense- AND UNIVERSAL Coal Stoves, with and, hout ovens. , -HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES, in four different les, for, coal or wotid. -Brilliant' Linden 'W6od-, Bermuda;, Key- ne, Stirling, *argils , Ocoking--StOves; • Gazelle Parlor biialienge Heaters; Foiest King, oodland..],ox Stoves, and *others, which will be sold at 'close prices-. ••• • ] Hardware 4. Sto V(;IQu88, Seaforth Furniture Furniture: —AND Undertaidhg WO/W.0078 , . • - . . . ..N44.44....•/•I••••••=IM• - If you want good value for your moneyi don't forget to give M. Robertson a call • before buying elsewhere. Youovill find his stook very large and varied, and prices to suit the times. _ The Undertaking Department is replete with osier)* sanitary soonvenience, as re. • commended by the INdertakers' Amadei: dons of the continent We pay particular attention to the *donee of embalming, as demonstrated by-onfinent professors at the Torontftkehool of Medicine, and are bet- . • ter prepared than ever to furnish and on duct funerals on n3ore ressonablis terms to our patrons than any so•dalled "reform urd:rakers," ,;.,:h.it.•their advertising olaP t . Warereoms-One door •south of the •Telegraph Wilde, Main Street, Seaforth. M. ROBERTSON. • AFC)RT ecial value in .141a ek and Colored Press doods • ack- lks, Satin Merveilleux, Black. Grenadines. od rpnge of Lade, Curtains, 'Scrims .• and 'Curtain .r • v. r e tock - of Prints, Gingham., •Lavns, 314 eersuaers, Chambrays. tWES12.Mpriii01•T Il\TVI Tiara. r•••••••••• 1ns, F!. A.MIE SON, SEAPORTH p.A.FpATTT. -111,11.$TO NSTRUMENT EMPOROT • UNIIAM PIANOS. • iThese *excellent instrumental have been before the public: for tike t 64 Tears,- and : their: dupibilith Ane,. tone- and ;lOwcr. alon, . . h v efitabliehed them in the. frO0t, rank of Pianos. - - : LL PIANOS kNDOFGANS.. • - - • . , The Bell Piano lir the most beautiful instrument 0 made #in -anada . . /- d. has allthe very latest, improvements -. . • , . . , T -J The 13e11 Organs are too well known to require a word in their aise. Ur SEND FOR CIRCULARS; SCOTT RTH russIs Lime :Kilns, THE SEAFIO o Fariners- and 13ulideF8. COOPER W. F KE4LY,: 0 the -Briissols Lime KIlns, it noWyreparod su,p1y Any amount of ,00p' FRESH 1:1101 14r Plastering; Bricklaying or Steno Work. 1 11 deliver ° lime in Seaforth or Adelnity for isJ cents per bushelorders promptly tiled. If jby inl1, addrele - • • W. F. KELLY; 006tf Brunets Lime Works undersigned nevi -prepared to receive orders for any number of illreiklay - • - Apple Barrele and Bgttep Firkinet• Also any ether workin . his Ilti.. Apply et 'the works, oldBaptist ()Wird, Beigoith, Dealers and Packers fakilg large nuthba will be very reasonably dealt with, ° P. KLINKHAMiVIER. 100141 • Dzosiing 141. 1888. armers, Attention. 21$ tie season is now about over for Seeds, 1 purpose giving my attention. particularly to the sale of, - Manitoba 011 "Cake, Linseed Meal, Flax Seed, • Corn Meat, Oatmeal. FLOUR AND FEED -OF- ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Those desirous Of purchasing first- :. class goodsatthe lowest prices, would - 'do well to call on _ROBERT SCOTT, - • a WillSonlii Block, Main Street, •° Selforth. SarGoods delivered in any part of the town free. The North America" BANKING COMPANY -• (NOT INCORPORATED. A General Banking business trans- acted. iFarmers' paper discounted. • Drafts bought and sold. • Intereit allowed on deposits. OFFICE -In the Conimerciat 'Hetet building. 3. C. SMITH, Manager. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. 1051- AN, OPEN LETTER. , Having bought IWO worth of first class • :SPECT)CLES AND Eye Glasses, "The bankrupt stock of a defunct jeweler, at 40 - cents on the dollar, I will give the public the benefit of them while they last. ReniembeeL have ate nice an assortment of all grades Of • Columbus, Springfield, Illinois, WsItham, Elgin and ilwiss Movements in Solid Gold, Gold. ,Pined, Solid Silver and Silver Ore Cases; 18 - 'Carat warranted 'Wedding Bingo, Fancy -Gem Rings, Chains, Lockets, •Nockletre, Brooches, Earrings, .Stud, Cuff Batton., -&e, &a., for Ladies and Gentlemen, as can be found In the. majority of first class jewelers' shops Come and see my novelties 4n Cloaks, honest goods . for honest prices. : Look Out for a. first class. lino of fancy goods for the holidays. If you ehoukl want anything in sny line call and be convinced that I. can and will sell you a first, class article at len than one of the outside .11rms who spend thousands of ,dollars paryear in .sending out Illustrated titalogues, Come and see what yell are paying your money for. Leave your money in the town wheryousarn it as long as you - can get as good or better value. Respectfully Yourk • "Y<D"CrWitf. 7 Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler,. Opposite the Commercial Hotel, Main Streit. Seaforth. CODERICH BOILER WOKKS. Chrystal & _ Manufacturers o all kinds of Stationery, Merino * Upright and Tr.blileir Boilers. SALT PANS, -SOKE STACKS_ -_ . and all kinds of Sheet Iron work. STEAM AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS constantly on hand. t— On hand,ready for delivery: _ - One 50 horee-power NeVv-Steel Boiler, complete. One _35 horse -power second-hand boil- er in good order. •- Igo a 12. horse-poier Engine' and second-hand, m good condition. • I A Complete 2nd -hand Threshing Outfit, Boiler, Engine, Separatier, ice., all in good work. Ing order. Will be sold cheap. Mail orders wit receive prompt attention. 'Works -opposite G.2, 4 R. Station. • - P 0. Box :361. Goderioh, May 28th: 1886. ALUEVALEs- STILL TO fillh FRONT. . THOMAS isTncorr wishes to inform Ids Customers and the Public in general that he is prepared to attend to all who favor him 'with their patronage. . . :GR1STING and CHOPPING A SPECIALTY. Chopping -done for six cents per bag, and no delay, as we inn 2 four footehop atones. Farmers can depend on getting their griarn home with thein. _ THOS. NIXON, lose -8 BLuEviaz 'ALLAN UNE: Rays Mail- fiteamsbips/ Cabins -100, ..‘:400 and 00, intermediate, 00; return, *60. • Steerage pusangers are book. ed tto and from LOndon,_e , Derry, Belfast and Otsego* at SAMS rattle 14verpooi. If_ you ars Sit:ding for your friends, we an lar. nith you with popsidenage-oettideste to bring them from England, Ames; Oomph Sweden, Newsy, ko, Zito of paws always aglow sa by any other line. Pim TAU and Marine Moreno done mutual. • 0, Iti It tickets lotted to Manitoba, &Nob Columbia, and ell • nested, r.stgsigo obeeked through to destine. ° $25,000 to Joan from5} to di per leo annum, Ofilos-Marketlitreet. • Mgr A. STROM • • ••• • Duane] 1107771070•17MOMM7 • aall'All‘797Th • r:3‘vitimst°:11;31 :11111.1h4ea°ilietfftheThrioretswetc.orea,:aP:1 "slee411:318frq AlSe• 44°11813U:1114thillti'llidle4:1105:17rOaSellt:11:34(:: put the case -never, never, ] " I wish y land had it Uzi last thong/ -st;:etheir• 7N4erelt:tweeel,lanttdes::01,r;seohller°'1 °I want the c 4s Dismissed "Well, we've •uiiave 1' 44,May I ask k "Weil, last n r00331. 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