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' Dobrer fortunes. The timid n, especially,
. in her proud young beau y, was one et
whom even a casual obser i woold look
twice.. She was verily tair to see. Tall
- and lithe, her figure was; yet a dream of
grace; her face, if a trifidtoo grave and
sad to attract at first, poseetsed _that
rarer charm of exquisite (future and ex -
ion. The brown air was worn
e a, crown above. the, broad white
Row, and there was pride and dignity
* aswell as womanliness in every gesture
andmovement. But her dress was poor
- and shabby. The little bands which na-
tpre had made perfect were red and
rough with the work Which they had
itever been intended to perform. The
- old man was .hent and. feeble -looking,
his hair as white aimeet as the driven
snow. His face -was wofn and thin, ita
expression. that of a met to whom life
is all care, unrelieved by any gleaS of
'ely ; yet it was not quit4. so with David
mpster, so long as h
'Maggie, his one treasur
with him in his home.
"I dreamed of A
night, father," said Ma
, fully. "Such an abs
dream ! Do you know
. plainly standing by in
lave described. her
iieemed very old, and
ed, and her eyes wer
'bright they seemed t
‘‘ She had very piercing eyes, 'child, -
when I saw them /art. They glared
upon me in anger tertle to see," said
the old man musingly., " And yet what
I did was for the bil and out of my
disiuterested -love 1 r her,. only she
telllour wail& have taeen the prize of
' as unscrupulous an. adventurer as- dver
- lived, and' probably yOur aunt mould be
' " les father I have often - heard
you tell the story,' sa d Maggie 'smiling
daughter, his
ewe Iamb -mai
t Robina last
es inore-cheer-
d and foolish
aaw her quite
exactly as -you
nt, and wither-
s° black and
read ' into my
•
wanomeweinissaimismammeeneser
•
rived in a limiter way. Thd aged couple
after a long refidelice in" Mitchell left
that town abetit three years ago to
spend their feat• remaining years with a
son at Behnonl
GO
bf
:October -
7 months) laid 27 days
•
Charlotte,*.- beloved wife
Johnstou; who died On
h, 1888, aged 56 years,
We sadly Mist anie, bee' nt one,
Netstrive to sa,y4 " Thy *ill be done,
Oh Father," thmigh it rends the heart,
From our beIovedione to part.
Yet we belleye',1‘ tenderest 'Wye,
God took her h
Thongh all Ain
Faitli loves to t
She's gone—fo
. emus motive. Poor o
of ail her money and,
sions, I wouldn't ch
ale day Aunt- -
credit for a geli-
d thing, in spite
her great posses -
e to dwell above ;
from mortalsight,
her urea_ flight.
er from Our side ;.
We Struggle sti lewith life's rough tide,.
Nature moil „—will drop a tear ;
Our Saviour we when he was here.
Consoling thong t to feel and know
In times of lonefinessand Woe ;
s, and sadeat cares
her though I do wis . sometimes when
I -see you deeding Attie comforts Very
hand deep down. into her. money bags,
* end illfer some of
est of fatherio slid
quickly as ever I can.
"As quickly as Fr
eh, my dear 1" said th
pleasant little nod,
bittshed Ana ran' out o
alone, the passing bri
sigh escaped hidlips.
"I feet myself br
"etruggle cannot last
said, in his absorpti
poor girl? Ged_ only knowal But for
that Old Dempster pr de, I would. eue to
Robina on her beha and yet why
now, must run. Q
er gold. There
be baCk suit as
k wilt let you,
old Men, with a
t. which Maggie
the- room.- Left
tness faded from.
ce, and a bitter
ahing bp. The
n speaking half
Our. deepest
Till life's dark il
And faith is lo
With precious o
We'll meet rigid
e
0 my Burns IS
I'm left my ban
My dearest spo
I'll bless his a
rn praise, his!
I'll bleu thenf
Nee -man can
. Of joys that ar
should 1.1* proud ?
- very night, this..very moment, lest if I
dwell upon My thought 1 rueqt."
ed the little desk
he side table, and
dais. .At the bot -
y a. small account
ped carelessly,
t it was Maggie's
Sd saying, and w
the old man rose, ope
• which stood upon -
took out writing inat
tom of the- deali 1
book into which he
and then, seeing th
housekeeping book, -he turned ovsr the
of rief and care
each meagre item
• .precision and
id have honored e
se. -
ttle scheming and
wenty.shillings pet
e simple' expenses,
Id, and as the old
evr dim with tears,
groan escaped his
ling* per week—
of the commonest
he meagre pittance
Id call fiis so long
on' his stool in the
mpstei, of Drum -
Id home bis hard!
'sister lived among
keeping up an old
rragainst the sole
ng upon the face of
Dempster tossed-
nt book, -took up
Saviour shares,
y is changed for light,
in perfect sight,
es now gone before ; -
on life's bright shrore..
Jean's Lament.
arms,
int this beating breast
unseen, •-
rns is gene,
I'm left niy e
And I'm nee Weir his Jean,
snin. er :416,s when o'er the brees.
The Woods iv d ring to hear him sing
And soft the leteres blew
My Jeannie ings them a'."
But why complain departed twain,
Far happier ays we've seen, -
For Ow s is pne, I'm left my lane,
And I'm nee
pages, the shadows
ileepening ,on his fa
and touching recor
neatly entered wit
daintiness wh oh 'we
- more pretentious ea
It required no I
planning to :make
week cover even t
of the little househ
- man read, his eyei
and something like
lips. Twenty shi
scarcely the Wages
laborer. Such was
David Dempster co
as he was able to et
taw of Messrs.
Yet he WAS a
killour, and in the
visaged, close-fis
her heap? of geld,
grudge in her he
kin She had surviv
- the earth. Davi
aside Maggie's sem
the pen, and began
ir Ids Jean.
Nee man BIN need nover'strive
Nei Na I e ear he breathe not air ;
Could my obin'a room,
But why coin lain departed swain,
few short Months between, ' .
0 it's then coma and fill the tomb ,
And be agairhis Jean '
THE ,HURON EXPOSITOR._
hinter generally) succeeds in -making
whet he terms kood killing." -When
travelling through deep snow these ani-
mals each take in routine his turn to
break up." When theleader becomes
tired hp stepsto one side and takes the
re r until his turiscomes round again.
Sensible Advice..
, ead and pr.actiee this from Tie
on't worry.
Idy as too slow.
'Don't overeat. *Don't starve. "Let
year moderation be known to all men. "
ourt the fresh air day and night.
l• Sleep and -rest abuedaitly. Sleep is
Spend less nervous energy each day
than you make.
'Be cheerful. '4' A light iheart lilies
a man thinketh in Ms heart, so is he. '
: Work like a man,, but don't be
void passion and excitement. A
ment's anger may be fatal.
seociate With healthy people.
Health is contagious as well as disease.
Don't carry the whole world on your
sh elders, far less the universe. Trust
" If ye know these things, happy are
ye if yp do them."--MOrning Star.
Gaieties.
—Ttyin' to do business without .ad;
*entitling I like winking in the. dark :
you may know what you. are doing, but
nobody eliie does. -
—" Ge r e Washington Napoleon
Jackson
Cleopatra
the *lop.
it W
I think
the Gove
dons no
has been
of her so
him no o'
-one WOU
--:Teacher—"Where -are. the degrees
of latitu
o
ma allo
old jay-
armibal- Harrison." " Yes,
" Tell Josephine Rosins,
Matilda Victoria to bring ep
11,° exclaimed Mrs. Snaggsf
it is a perfect shame the way;
• " Why a man in London
ned i50 for bookmaking."
ther, vexed at something one
a (tetat. seven) had done, told
ell, mother," replied he, "no
have you -if you were to be
IMPORTANT NOTICES;
to loan; on Mortgages, a lowest rates of
interest. ' Easy terms. Apply to WM. B. Mo.
T_TOTEL FOR SALE. -:-On the Northern Gravel
. Read,. with stabling end driVing shed ;also
a 11 toliss well. The Mouse is Licensed and a
goo stand. For particulars apply to JAMES
FU 9N,TroprIetor, Winthrop P. 0 1088x4
IrflOROUGHBREDBULT.S FOR SALE.—Fon
± sale, three yeting bulls fit for service next
seas n..all registered in the new Herd B ok and
froir
are
App
dreg
the, verY best strains. .Two of h bulls
red . and the other red with &little white.
yen Lot -27, Concession 8, Wbbert, or ad.
s Stain!. P. O. DAVIDHILL, 1.0954
COD STOCK FOR BALE.—The .,eubseriber
- offers the following.' animals for Bele on
reasonable terms: One span of mules,' one &and
the ether 8 years old past, Well broke, good to
:work and perfectly quitit ; one' heavy, firelight
mare six.,17ears old supposed to- 13e in foal,
cote; black, all sbund, true to work ; one heavy
draught colt, 2_years old, .color bay,. all sound ;
one yearling grade bull and one bull oalf,'both.
red, ;good animals ; two 2.year.old .heifers. in
calf. 'JOHN KNEOHTEL Brussels 1085tf
OUSES FOR-, SALE.—For sele cheap, 'any
or all of the comfortable new dwelling
houses,'recently erected by the undersigned in
Beattie's Grove, Seaforth. They 11TO situated in
the pleasantest part of . the town, convenient to
the busibess houses; and will be sold cheap and
on. easy terms ''of payment. There are three
houses; and all of them have wells, cisterns and
all necessary conveniences,"and stone cellars.
Appbi to JAMES WATSON, , Seaforth, or to
he other .itay an eight-year-eld boy
shirt, " just like papa's" with a pocket
in it. mother -made him one and'
thet first oight he Wore it he went to bed .
in high glee. -
. the morning, when his mother
took the robe off, she fodnd in the poolv.
' et a, 'couple. of seed -cakes, three
wooh, -several pieces' of cough _candy
and- the boy's pocket ' handkerchief.
Mimi the little •fellow was cluestioned
as to the reason for the very varied as-.
sortnient, he replied.: °
thelinight timia.would 'need the seed,
oak 4, and- of course I'd want the
see whit time. it- was by my wet& 1
*mild have to have a match, and I was
afraidof -coughing,. tea I put the candy
the e."—Selected:'
And there he `P 'used, for memories
erowded thick and
phantoms of other
joys and sorrows w
er and sister had sh
the burden and oar
• felt- himself a boy again, light Of heart
and fleet of limb, Thunting for bird's
nests in the bonnfe woods of Drum-
keillour, or ,wading! barefoot in the sit. ,
ver Watera- of the! Kernel= burn, or
k trotting proudly ori his little pony be-
side. his father's Vonnie JOaU when he
frode her intp Cups
were happy days
days, the ghosts of
ich in youth broth -
red, together, gath-
t, ehutting out all
of .the present. He ,
how . can that be Willie—
s henever saw such latitude as
s Niger, -just because . a rich
coming to our house.".
" Did , you use &Waive language to
swore g neyally," . This little passage in:
a, policii court „will no . doubt remind
many els:wider of the story -told of the
li‘v
of the cad, and moor at iairge."
-.!--A ibetting man sat and watched
deadleitt, by Jove !" he eiclaimed, as
both hiStruments. wound up at the same
be gar inDublin had been a long
winging an old `gouty, testy,
;3 gentleman, who crustily re-'
is mite. " Ah, please your hen -
Mir heart was as tender as your
ool a few days' ago :—A number
sivere playing at the game of spy.
time
limpi
fused
wish
try se
of bo
urkar folk often re -
o time when Drum..,
keilIour had been a mune held in honor
and love in the emintry side.
While her fath0 was thus commun-
. ihg with the far-pff past; Maggie was
rapidly tnreading !her way through the
busy -streets to theicitlister thorpughfaree
pn :the north side of tip' New Town,
Her yobng face Wore an *expression of
deep thoughtfulneas, yet it was not sad.
In Maggie Dempster's heart wes a deep
well -spring of hippieess _ which took
the sting from all phe'oary of her daily -
life. " If Frank -were *- only finished
nrse, and had begun
py we would be she
he turned into Aber -
ere abode two ,pupils
ve nightly lessons in
Her employers were
ot conspicuously gen-
R
double
N.
..
NE OF TRE FOLLOWING. CELEBRATED STOVES :
IANT 'HOME, Coal Stoves, in- angle. and.
heaters, with and.twithout ovens. -
AND UNTVERSAL Coal__ Stoves, with and
ovens.
PPY .T11,0tTGHT RANGES in four different
33 Brilliant Linden Wood, Bermuda, .14y -
stone', Stirling, Marquis -Cooking Stoves.
azell Parlor Challenge Heateri, Forest.
and ox Stoves, and others, which 'sold
e prices.
witho
BAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital, V3,000,006,
Rest 600,000.
HAL itrAliAGER, B. E. WALXER.
AM' G1314.1 MANAGER, J. H. Pgaimmt.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
ttiN
Th Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues te
on eh Interest Is allowed at current rate&
on all the principal towns and cities in
on Great Britain; and oa the United
door Sorra of the Commerelat_
sale, a Carriage Stallion, coniing years
old, sired by Rradyckl Hambletoniani owned
-by F. DUlmage, of Winghern, and out. of a
mall -bred niare. He is a light bay, stands 16
hands high, weighs 1,200 lbs., and shows , sPlen.
!getter: He is a inodel of bis Class, and has never,
been, beaten in the show ring, taking :finit prize,
arid diploina at Walkerton two. years in-shoces-
sion, and when shown against aged horses, . Ile
will be sOld on very reassnable'terine, as the
owner -has no means of handling him. Address
The father mentioned -in the following
inci ant belongs to the °less of- people
wh believe that " boys tan be. poked
aw - anywhere," and; ih planning hie
twirl, house,. no provisiou was Made for
the room which his young- sons were to
grandmother who knew -that an attrac-
tive room, all his own, has a wbnderful
,power to keep a boy indoors in the ev-
.enhlg, and the wiy in Which she con -
vetted the lather to . her belief, is thns
is t at large chamber for with -the bey -
win OW and taro mentel-pieceer
" What company ? I didn't know
you expected any,!.' said the shrewd old
4 h, for any -one who happens along I
By- nd-by Barna will leave school, and
have company, you know. James' wife
and Cousin Hepsy come down twice a
yea ',- to shop, and' always stop here a.
t But-yonr own boys come here to
eti
in t 0 year, and have a thousand times
the 'claim onyou that company have.""
One tf 1 the boYs .while - disappearing
First boy, not wishing tcy be
shouts batik, " Hey, min, 1 wis
icht afore you saW me."
slier (examining a student)—
t; ashamed that you don't know
1r John Franklin, and Dr. Kane,
ptain Wares, and Markham
find it, how " should I know
and five or six youths who kept scoffing
at re •gion and telling disagreeable
1c
;Aerie ' r The geed man endured it all,
simpl remarking as he got out, " We
shall Meet again, my children." "Why
e meet again?" said the leader
round' a corner was- spied by. another
taken
oat ce
, practice how. ha
said. to herself as
Itt, whom she g
rich 'people, lout
don't
you
where
could
where
* gie Dempster wrciught ry hard indeed
for her slender salar . The mother was
an accomplished) ady. herself, and ex-
acted the utmost precision ap.a closest
attention Jrom file young person ern -
by nature,' ani discharged so serupu-
lously every duty rhe hid undertaken,
. that, Airs. Sincl 'ir amid not be other --
wise than satis 4.
(To Continued
—On Monday f last week the body
of Mr. Boyd a 'vett at Mitchell,
train from Belmont, for burial; 'About
a year ago the -11°4. of Mrs. Boyd ar-
EW -BRICK RESIDENCE FOR SALE.—For
sale eheap the handsome new brick reel.
donee recently erected by the -undersigned. It
is situated nearly opposite tholligh &tool, is
two storeyshigh, with four bed rooms and bath
room Upstairs' and three.. roOms down stairs.
tCellar under. the whole house tivith stone cistern
in the cellar. • The bowie it, finished- with hard.
wood deli% stairs. There are idx lots connected
with the house and the purchaier gairhave :one
or 'more if .desired, with a good -amble. '. 'The
proprietoi is very anxious to sell oil account , of
the destruction of hitfoundry And • the need of
-money to rebuild and a bargain will be given
'of thiS proporti. THOMAS' HENDRY; sok'
shall
Of th
solem
pleas
'lady, riding on the cars the other .
as aniused by the question. of a•
irl, who, hearing the conductor floor and tw'o. •of your great braided
he stations, looked 'up into her mats.; and an open fireplace, with. your
i's face and innocently asked :
, mamma, do we-. get out at the ,- brass andirons' from the garret ; and a
next. holler ? roast nuts ,•• and - we want bright wall
— '. - certain half-witted character paner, with pictures of the country ;
:,
bein L asked by solady if he 'wanted to a
a,n two little iron bedsteads, with blue
grade; four chairs-, painted blue ;. a
oonf tin to the -recominendation of the
g ass case for our stiffed birds ; ehelves
mini ter that all 'should kneel, 'replied
very emphatically. " Never a bit will'
for our books ; and lots' ef hooks t° han§
I kneel. -The Bible says : 'Watch and .
prayt! and hoo can everybody watch on
na „.• '11-juet ,stand end glower aboot me
as I se aye dune."
band. Because I am a prison
n was the reply
s in muoh request at marriage
izations in this town. - It is so
nt, you km*, to promise to cling
day,
little
moth
Sa
Wood
Clo
-013TRAY HEIFER.":-Ceine into the premiere
I.
R. 6.,luokersinith, about the' ldt of June, at o
year eldred -and -white -heifer.. The -owner c n
havethe same by -proiing. property and pitying
charges. JAMES 'WALKER) ilrucefield, Post
"OSTRA SHEEP.—Came into .Lot 7, Con.
.1CJ Cession 5, Manion, abont* the 1st.of Sep.
temberi a ewe. and lamp. There is a Mark on
the ewe. The 'owner ciao have the seine on
proving prmerty and paying charges. JOHN
VSTRAY STEER AND RAK—Came -int; the
! premises of the -undersigned, Lot 10,-Zon.
cession 7, Mullett, about the middle of May
- a yearling red steer, also about the last of May
aged ram. The owners of the above -animals
'can have the same on proving property; and
. paying charges.. JAMES SNELL, Jr., Constanee
4. „What arrangements have yOu made
ud the father rePeated the remark
e ad made to hie easy- wife so often,.
et "boys didn't care, and that they
ould cuddle down and sleep anywhere."
1But these boys Mist not sleep any,
heTe after the new house is built. Un -
se' you divide that long. spare chamber'
ta two moderete-sized • ones, and give.
ne to them, I shall settle-thein_in the
odin you- have planned for me, FEsiALE TEACHER WANTED Wanted -
n make my home with Catherine. a female teacher holding a third class
OertifiCate for Union School Section ' No: 15,t
he has plenty of rooin, and is always
David Lane leved 'his mother, so the
th
le
in
JOHN, AIRD, Manager.
F. HOLM. ESTED; Solicitor..
of
as
!menial Uniom
bile this is now the Great Question
e Political Arena of Canada, the inhabitants
ndesberough and surrounding country are
ng. Where can I getthe best value for my
EY 7 COME to
,$TREET;.
tra
in le,
oop
liday Goods in Abundfrance
at
spit poca s.otTH OF THE POST OFFICE.,
I am sholiying this season one -of the latiest and best tissor.tment
t. AS FRUITS ever offered for sale Seaforth. .
SINS -L -London Layers in boxes; Blue Basket in. boxes an
r boxis,.Dehekt in. boxes sid quarter boxes, Vegas in boxes, ex
lected Talencias boXes anabalf boxes,- extra selected Valencia
ers.
rovinciii, Paris and .Vostize, Currants,' fresh imported Peels'
choit 'Extracts, Shelled Almonds, Grenoble Wilnuts, 8.13..Alnionds
Elnie Figs, Smyrpa Figs, Mince Meat, "Pickles,'Spices; etc.
EAS --,Cheaper. than ever offered to the.publie. of Seaforth, Dur
ing t e holidays I will sell 4 lbs. of Good Young Hyson for $1 ; 4 lb
good lack TO, for'$1 ; 5 lbsegood Japan Tea, for .$1 03. 'extr
brigh Sugar fpr $1.
stock of General Groceries and Proxisiiansi afwayi on han
rdein.carefully,executed and delivered promptly,.
dam's Emporium,
whichis well supplied with
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.'"
me extraordinary _values in TWEEDS,)naU
1 and cheap DRWS -GOODS, _Great Yari
LANNELS, PRINTS and COTTONS. B
HOES, RUBBERS and Heavy STOCKINGS
Spscial values in all kinds of Grooeties. •
Highest Price for Butter and Eggs. • .
T-AILORING IN- CONNECTION.
R ADAMS
1082
'STRAY STEER.—Carne into the premises •
of the undireigned, tot 21, Concession 18,
McKillop, aboutthree months ago, a red steer
'with white spots, wide horns, .one and a ha f -
-years old. 'The owner will prove property! and .
take it away. ALEX. McNABB, Leadbury. •
STRAY STEERS.— Strived- from Lot 25,
Concession 2, Hay, !In Ma lest,-tAio one.
year old Steers, one white and the other epotted
red And white, with, iv V :cut r'but of point Of
;right ear. Any person giving .infOrthatien that
-wilt lead to their recovery will be suitably - re. •
:Warded.. S.; PIIILLIPS, Hensall. 1044
STRAY ;COW.—Ca into, the premises of.
:the undersigned, t‘ 19, . Ccincession 8,
Hay township, about -the: 25th of November, a
red cow: The owner can have the same by
proving property and -paying charges4 JOHN _
E4. of the undersigned, Lot 4, Concession 10,
Ttimicerstnith, about the 1st, of Augnat, .red
steer, One year old._ The owner can have the
FAIRLEY SEAPORT
. For the past three -months our buyers _have been on the lookout for the newe
and obbiest goodsto place before our customeis for the fall trade in our variou
dap rtments. ,Results, we are- ens e ' to show' larger mere Joie
In the follovVing liees of goods we teke sebond place to DOUO for good goods
ACK AND' COLORED DRESS .GOCIP
In ilk and Satin 4briosi Mantlings, 'Flannele, Siankets,- Wives, Hosiery
TEACHOts .WANTED.
• Teaeher wanted for School Section NO. 0,
Usberne, holding 2nd or 8rd. elate certifieate for
.. to -come to. -her not Mast iyi.twancsh. Duties to commence on the
, 14 of January, 1689. z- Applications,: s sting
et IV your Bona:nut of room. ' • salary desired must be addressed to -the. undera'
' signed Secretary of Beard; SAMIJEW TROMP!"
as:finish ed so as to Meet the wants of
Two happier ,hoya never : lieed than
hose two when the time. came for fur-
randma took the matter in her 'hands,
nd said thei ehould have everything to
heir mind', as long as: they kept within
"Now,. What do you Want. in your
001.4" she asked ;when the house. was
redly done,'•
"'Lithe first place, we don't wan't
ai•Pet. because sOmebody would be al;
Weys telling is not to kick, holes in it. ,
We don't want black walnut furniture,
ndribig lookieggIass; nor china vases,
not enything grand that scratches, or
tears, or breaks;" Morton said; -
"'Well, say what you 'do. want; then,
" Well -grandma, we ,want an eiled
Cr
•
A. y
ADE CLOT1EEI
In Men's, 'Youths'; and Boys' Hats and Caps:
ARPETS- OIL CLOTITS
IZEIListi\TZI3rY".
I 'our Millinery Department wig again be found MISS MoLACHLIN (sup
ed by MISS GOVENLOCK), who gave such- entire satisfaction during on
g trade. TheY will be found eqvally anxions to please this fall season an
r able, being supported by's more Magnificent stock. We cordially invi
inspection of buyers to our large stock.
Female Teacher„ holding a second or third spr
class _certificate for the. Junior department ot bet
Union School Section .No. 9,,Hay and Stanley.
Dirties to commence on 1st January next. Ay', gr -
plications withlestirnonials• and stating salary
desired will ..be- redeived by the undergigned,_
Sderetary of the Board 'Until the 22nd otDe.
amber. PETER CAPTAING, Blake P. O. 1095x8:
Ohailesw-orth
Brownell,
holesale -and
SEAront, ONT.
1 Tess a Speelalty; _jobbed at Whole
harlestuorth Browne'
:One door north of .Post Office.
S. PICK
.os
its
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Planin Mill la
horn, boxing' groves, bats and Iedian 1 e that the3• have their New Planing Min in
our bows_ and arrows, violin, Frew 'i The undersigned would annOunee to the Pub.
dabs ei, These, with' the old sitting Matching, Scroll Sawing and Wood Turning. ,
ull blast, where they will do Custem Planing,
room loUnge` and the old easy °hairs, -They will keep on hand Dressed Lumber, Floor- .
will Mike ui the most comfortable boys ini and Siding. Doors, Sash and Frames made to
Also the PUMP AND CISTERN BuSINESs-
attended as formerly. Shingles always on hand.
Paradise " was complete, and a score of 13y strict attention to business and fair dealing a
wise fathers and mothers, 'with. several e hope to gain Publiepatrenage. . '
Ca bou of the Frozen North.
Ciiiribou, an animal indigenous to arc-
tic Imes, generally travel in bands.
The e have been known to be as many as
five undred in one drove, and during
lies oo deep, these animals " yard up,"
that is,:they all collect near a spot of
tim er, whore ther can browse and
'hay 'shelter, then coMmence to tramp
the now'down all around so they can
mor easily walk to different trees. It
is W OU they are thus situated that the
reores of less wise boys aud girls, had '
been invited to' see it. Nd one now
complains. of the Lane boys- for hooting
from the top -of stone walls, or howlins i ARRIAGE LIOENSES
mother says their music and:. their dom.. ISSUED' AT ' -
pally -de not disturb her half as numb as - .
the Anxiett as to where they were at -
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ye- eitabliihe.d them in the, front rank of Pianos, ,;
BELL PIANOS '01) ORGANS.
The Bell Piano is the most beautiful instrument made in -.Canada,
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John S . Porter $
Funeral Reform
Being determined not to be underseld by any
other esteblishment, I am now selling furniture
at only 10 per cent. above coot. . Would also say
respectfully to tbe people of Seaforth and sur-
rounding country, that I keep no other than
first class stock in all the branches of the Or'
taking department, bought from the best s
and on /moll business.principles that enables
tO tell at much lower rates than Mr. Roberta=
quotes. He accuses me of piddishing whatlhe
terms- "claptrap." Now, the wide.awake
-people, will no doubt be able to define -What be
means by this term and come to a sentible con -
'elusion of who deserves their patronsge Ithe
man whois obliged to tut down his pricel,or
the man who has been the meanie! braking
up this monopoly and starting en honest and
much needed reform. . If -those who have had
dealings with tbis scientific undertaker will
carepare hie previoug charges with bis present
quotations, I am -sure their eyes will he opened
to gross injustice in the time of their trouble.
I -would here ssy that I only intend. to conduet
all funerals that I mar be favored with on
strietly honorable principlee.. My Funeral Di-
rector, Mr. llolmes, will give every estitfactIon,
having had both city and town experience far A
number of veers. will attend all flight -Cgs.
'Salvation Army, Barracks. Joint ,_13 FORrok.
P. B.—I beg -to -apologise to the public forthis
controversy on such a delicate subject, _but as
I have to defend myself spinet combination
and do justies to non -combine, I feel com-
pelled to do so. JOHNS. P. Olirna.
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