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Doing as
friend -we
women teem S
a the F'fth &ven
v Ha foundthat
taken out to
preference as
asked. Oh, y
hent, they ex
certain table
littler off :color
rather dubious
patronage. T
would like ale
said they prefe
close hof the m
edzin their co
cigar tte. T
stickler for a
scarcely beiiev
saw: em do.
•`'.l0 you a
coffees and smo
champagne in
tured!to ask.
` Ooh mercy;
plied. " Such
stro 'there i
prope thing,
was a little diffi
naughtty`New
are g ,ting on 1
"G "eat heat
were,' the city�
his- breath. -H
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The absolute
sew magazine n
470 yards, as th
ably flat. The
*event propose
less poWder, as t
these clempound
, climates have no
Lebel rifles are b
" the French army
he 'Manatee
ivory o 'laments
brush. them
sharp, oth-brus
lultewaim water.
can be increased
hot upon the bras
the trinket. Shci
yellow, dry it in
„ will &miser as if
The Buenos Ay
reeds and rushes
Parana, and that
tnred therefrom ea
'from theee made
Menke* heavy g
' lettings. and "bla
-are alimanufactur
and are *Lid to be
finish, color and du
h also made from t
the manner of tztili
invention of Mr. a
ohm to the effect t
flies are the most a
that -M. Spillman a
attribute the sarne
in spreading puf
When a fly has ling
_ anima spate, it is
and excreta contain
calash, which' it
hey do in Rome.
to call on two charming
Francisco, stoping at
hotel in New- . York;.
ey would enjoy beibg
dinner. Had they any
which place to dine,he
and, to his astonish -
eased a desire to go- to
'hate place that was a
very good eatiug,8but
n the trifling matter of
y were asked if they
t or chianti, and they
ed champagne. At the
1 they had brandy burn-
e, and each lighted a
city man, who was a
the proprieties, would
s senses at what lie -
•one from a'common fowl that is only
half fed, so that the weight compared to
siie is an indication of richness. Thus
eggs, of which eight will weigh a p:oupd,
-are better apd richer than those of ap-
parently the same size of which ten are
' required for a pound. Of course; with
eggs at four and five.cents a dozen (and
hundreds of dozens have been sold., t.
In
past years at - -these figures,) itis in t.much matter as to 'size, but- when te
prices • range- from = 25 to 50 cents per
dozen it is a matter worth looking after,
It is high time that the. old style of buy-
ing and selling eggs was discontinued.
It is &'relic of thepast, and reminds us
-of' the time when dressed hogs sold -for
a dollar each without regard to size, and
were dull sale at that. • Insist upon it,.
then, you who raise poultry and eggs for.
market, that the price of eggs shall be
so much per pound.' and then it will be
some inducement to farmers to' raise a
better class of fowls, and :all will ` get
their best dues. American . Rural
Home. -
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ys burn brandy in your
cigarettes and - take
ft Francisco?" he ven-
o i" the elder lady re-
thing would be neon- i
t here, where it is the
rather enjoy it. It
It to fall into . your
rkways-atfirst,. but we
wly."
s 1 I should -say you
an whispered ,under
ford,Courant.;
various articles in a
are credited also wi
instrument - in the
as of the opinion t
same parV in spread
A nfitaber of ease re now. on record
of effects Produced- the electric- light
identical ith those suiting from pro -
is
workmeirsbecomes r weed and tender,
an& this is -followed by clereftramationa
The eyes become pa ul and- suffused,
and the reeina, notw hstanding the use
of very dark glassed loses its sensitive-
ness, -and the visual ages appear for
aome time after to be nged saffron-yel-:
' Iow. As a result of few enquiries it
give rise to the pr eding symptoms,
The ocular symptom ire occasionally
t they are ,for -
by a tendency to
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ce Notes..
ean deviation
e for -the. army
at 1,000 yards.,
n can be struck
trajectory is re
thorities do n
make use of a s
keeping proper
in -.warm and
as yet been t
ng manufacture
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The Way of It.
There were four or five men in a knot, -
and they were discussing a .candidate
who had been elected. -
"I'm sorry he got there," said one.
"So am 1,1' added a second. "He's.
a dangerous man." e
"Ile ought to be tarred and feather-
ed,instead of holding an office !"- ex-
claimed a thiefd.
of the .shouted a fourth.
is only At that mopient the man eame arohnd
Using the corner, smiling with delight, and
ni to both hands ready for shaking, and as he
mark- halted, he said :
moke- You bet you did I" shouted -the four
damp " land I want you• to deink with
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ring jeweler s.seys t
-to which 'little soap
e the ornament with
Next dry the trinket
and continue brush -
re re -a ars hi h
peering some aloha -
and applying it to
d this have become
gentle heat and it
Herald claims to
bre made from the'
the lowlands of the
textiles manufac-
not be distinguished.
in wool and silk.
a for men's wear,
silk " dress goods
from this fabric,
rivaled for texture,
bility, Paper pulp
se eeeds and rushes,
ng them being the'
Brazilian -physi-
hot countries
ye. agents in the
fevea, and 'adds
M.. Hanstoutter
le to those insects
ary consumption.
ed aoa the tuber -
aid, its intestines
a bacillus of tuber,
y .deposit ,on the
apartment. Flied
being. the chief
dissenunation of
and Koch is cited
y may play the
g cholera,
aornewhat 'arming,
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It ig bot r to have cow that will.
give you . pounds butter a year for
ve years a 'd then di on- y.our hands
t art to ha e one tha ill give you 200
pounds a year for ten ears, and then
- make yoa 1 500 poun of old cow beef.'
It is bet r to have heifer ealf grow
one that e ps as fit a seal.
It is bett r to feed ow every ounce
of food she 68 the abi ty to take care
"of than to ry to gain rofir by saving
It is bet to fill upithe Water trou h
cows get efery thirser and drink so
Ittech they sion't care to -eat for two
xt is bette to teach the coWs gentle -
It is bette to think twice before you
ness.than to .saw off their horns. -
strike a cow than to think tierice to find
out why yen struck here* .
It is better to pay 850 for a registered
bull calf tha4 to have aigra_de bull given
It is bettei to buy yonr wife. a good
e -out by hand ng heavy milk crocki.
It is bette to make "granular bu tter
and salt ib w th brine than to gather it
in the churn nd dry ia4 it.
' It is bette to consult the tastes of
. your butter istomera ithan to try to
It is betteke give thi3 .C.OWS plenty pi
bedding tha to abuse them because they
lie in the anure.—A. la Crosby in
' it is annoy ng to the breeder of blood-
ed and fine fowls- to find[when he offers
for sale eggs. ;early twiPt as large as his
neighbor's, Wet they bring no more per
dozen than dci-the smaller ones. Also
the consumer is often veFed to find that
• he must pay he seine piece to -day for a
dozen eggs th t weigh a - mind, that he
pound and a b lf- Bed es, an egg from
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hey had rather seen all the rest of the'
ieket defeated: than to haVe him get
eft —Detroit iFree Press.
Things Done and Said. •
The Liverpoel City Council has re-
solved to apply!' to Parliament for powers
tries 'I I t
their d
not ad in fact till he woke from his heavy
next day. Neighbors 'keerne
red for. the dead woman, and
e body was prepared for btirial
to take energetiC action against
licans who encourage "free and ea
and similar entertainments on
licensed premises.
—The IBruee Reporter tells of a d
en man who retently staggered ho
such a condition of intoxication as
to recognize that his wife lay de
her bed. He threw himself down
side the corpse end did not find ou
terribl
slum be
and c
when t
the wr
intoxiceted agape.
yet myreflections heretofore • on the -
subject have prepared me to answer:-
That however solicitous I may °be _for
the temporal felinity of my `.daughter
and future respectability of my child,
she is the only proper judge of - the per-.
son best calculated to mae her happy.
Respect ` 'and impartiality ought to : be,
shown by me to you or any. other gen-
tleman that might' make his, address to'
my daughter, and Ilconfide in your .can-
dor and judgment."
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News Notes.
The Paris `Petit Journal,st
a meeting of Panama Canal bond
have addressed a letter . to De .L
:oliering him the chairmanship of
canal company, to be: formed
shareholders in the present co
The Journal Says the new compa
have a capital of several million
and will take over the concern fr
.old Panama Company...
---While Leroy. $levens, a yeen
isiana _planter, was on his way
residence of Captain : Scott . Piers
Bayou Bartholomew, Ashby c
Arkansas, where" . he wait to 'ha�v.
married to Miss Pierson, he was `d
ed while attempting: to ford. the B
Mies .Pearson, -on learning of ` thi
came violently ill, dying three days
the death of her lover.
.�.—It is said that the Queen's'
hold expenses come to the en
sum of £85,000 :a •year. Ther
obviously be great extravagance
where. The -complaints of the
Steward's office are constant; but
said to be -.quite impossible to c
expenses down or to see where icon
could be introduced. This au
eludes the expense'of:the royal stain which 300. men are employed.
seems a large number, considering
little there is. to show, judging
turnout on Jubilee day show.,
wh
•the only opportunity there has bee
years of showing what the royal s
could. produce. = •
-Osman Digna's first lieutenant.
deserted his leader and has arrive
Suakim. He reports -that the
.are enraged with Osman ` Deena
-seizing 'their effects and their wive
giving as his reason for such a : co
"that the rebels chewed tobacco, whi
-onteary to the precepts laid down
he Nlandi. He also reports that 2
ervisires at Handoub are` squabb
dth Osman Digna concerning' the e
ation of the place, •a majority of
ervishes being _ desirous , of rets
�om. the town... The :deserter decl
iat Emin Bey has been captured,
at he is' a prisoner at Khartpumew
e is well treated by'his captors,
-rA letter from Rev. C. W. Riches,
ark River, Dakota, conveys the first
zthentic information of the extreme
fferings- and privation_ among :the
orwegian settlers in Western Walsh
unty. Men with the relief party re -
rt that they found.about seventy
milies in about as destitute crcum-
ances as it is,_ po'sible for 'human,le-
gs to he and still exist, Many were
and with barely enough . clothing to'
ver their nakedness$, end that of the
'nneat material. Shoes were almost
known. These farmers have lived oii
sir little capital until nothing remain-
Moat of them have been living on a
-d of porridge made by cooking frozen
en wheat and oats, stuff not fit' to.
d a hog..One family had not 'seen
y flour for six weeks;- The people
ve been dividing with'each`other their
pet
until now they'are gone too.
a tea that
holders,
esseps,
a new
by the •
mpany.
ny will
francs,
()in the
g. Lou:
tcs- the
on, on
ounty,
e been.;
rown-
ayou.
s,-,. be
after
house
orinous
e. meet
some -.-
Lord
,it is
cu
H u •3N *..r.10
reat
the`
orn
m in..
bies,'
This
how
by .the
Joh is
n for
table-
:
has
d: at
rebels
for
e,.he
urse
ch is
by
ling
Vac -
the
lring
ares
and
here
—Frent my residence.' can eount the
number of seven pulelie helloes, within
.a stone's throw. Darin the last. 25
years not. one landlord remains tenant
in any of these houses, sonie -of which
have ehaDged landlords . five or six
times. • Many of these are dead or
brokemup by gambling and diesipetion;
Barmen; baranaide and- potmen soon
sufferefrom the drink; and die prerna-
-A _temperance manifestotO Working;.
facturing £20 woeth of liquor,8 shillings
goes to lebour.- In - manufectuting £20
worth of hoots and shoes,: £4 tisgoes* to
labour. i The rrioney turned over by one
distillery einploying 150 men would, if
-employed in more beneficial ways, give
—Miss Weston il trying to buy up
the interest of two --public houses in
Devonport. If she succeeds,: "these
" mantraps " will be transformed into a
coffee and reading room for the use of
the sailors who come ashore. The cost
is estimated at £2,600, which must be
raised by midsummer, and Miss Westoo
appeals for 52,000'. shilling donations.
From the interest taken', in the welfare
of par gallant Jeck-tars, this laudable
undertaking should soon be . acoom-
-Rev. IJ. W..Horsley_.says divinity,
taw, and physic had each their special
relatien to the fact of intemperance. It
might be, regarded as a sia, a. crime, or
a clisease,though the only true vie* wee
to recognize it as usually a combination
of the three. The minister of. religion
who tried to cure dipsomania hy spirit-
'ual means -alone ; a physician who trust-
ed solely in his recipe or dietary ; ehe
legislator who increased- the penalty fee
public dr nkenness as a panacea, would
each err f tally and fail dienially. -
The Way they used to Court.
. As an illustration Of the stately cour-
tesy and somewhat grandiloquent style
of mit grandfather's, the IS'Yerfolk Vir-
ginian publishes the annexed letteis,one
from'Mr. John Wise, the father of the
late Gen. Henry Wise, written to
Gen.- John Cooper, eeeking permission
to address, his daughter, and the other
Gen. Cooper's reply, In Mr.,Whe's let-
" Feeling myself irresistibly impell-
ed by inclination, and prompted by '
a sense of propriety, I have presumed
now to address you. upon a subject, of
importance and delicacy. Hexing con-
ceived an affectiou for your , daughter
(Miss Sally) I beg leave to solicit your
permission to make address to her, and
at the same time let me -express the -
hope that'. should I be so fortunate as
to succeed in gaining her affections my
first wishes -may -not he frustrated by
your disapprobation. .
" have thought proper' to make this
epplication to you on the subject in
this manner, rether than in person-, be -
cense myleharecter (if I had acquired
any), my onditien anal my situation in
life are net altogether unknown to you.
and if objections are to be made, they
can be more freely communicated in
-this than apy othee way. I have hereto-
fore proceeded no further with _the lady
than merely obtain permission to mike
you the honor of a gentleman that ire
case yOu have objectiops of an insuper-
able . nature - to the proposed anion, —Th
whatever may be the chagrin, regret, bridge
and mortification which -I ma feel on air to
the occasioe, I will not disturb the willed
quiet of a parent extremely solicitous,
no -doubt, for the happ.iness of a be-
loved daughter beapersisting any fur-
ther with her."
Under the date of May 11, 1797,
'General Cooper responded, saying :
Although the application made by
Your letter of this day was unexpected,
Pitcher's Castorlas
po
fa
in
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un
th
ed
gre
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an
ha
Antiquity of the Hoise.
The Hebrews, itis fohnd,; offer a purl-
ous exception to other nationd who em-
ployed the horse almost upleereally. in'
pre-histerie times. Among these people,
Dr. fluidekoper says, the horse . only
earne fete use with the -reign of thd.
kings, He adds : 41. Thropghout Ali
the wanderings of the earlier peoPle, no"
berses were used by 'them. Under the
rule of the Zudger, although the hicread-
ing luxury and wealth of the pei?ple
tempted them to emulate their neigh-
bors in the possesirion ' of levies for
pageants and for cavalry -for their
. armies, the order of Armes forbidding
the ase of the animal was still regarded:
The greatest legislator_ of . theetworlei.
wanted his People to • be a -juet and
humble one. He -wanted them - live
among themselves, honoring _their own
L11111108 and not -annoying their neigh;
or their neighbors' • goods, Ele feresaw
*that the. horse wad an article 'of pomP,
of vanity and of war. Its use tempted.
the owners to long journeys ;.ehe posses'.
Bien of CE‘VRITy stimulated the -people of
the day. to conquest. He. allowed the
use of :the ass, but forbade.that of the
horse.- Before the vOyage of joseph
into Egypt there is but a single -mention
of the 'horse in Genesis, althbugh there
is frequent Mention- of numbers Of the
other domestic animals in the descrip-
tion of the riches of some Of the great
persomeges. Greece did licit possess
the horse at the commenceuteit of the.
heroic age though Homer clescrihei -the
prairie as Coleered with horses at the time
of the siege of Troy (1219 years B. C.)
According to legend, Neptune gave the
horse to Athens at the founding of •the
city, The eatlieat Phonaecian naviga-
tors, who had reached the shores If the
. Mediterranean as wandering hcersemen,
-and became milord to satisfy their ;reed
heads ou the prows of their vessels.",
PraCtise What You Prea0h;
'; Fond Mother —" Yes, Dick, always
remember the good old proverb " which I
learned at my mother's knee : If yeti
:want a thing well "done, do it yourself.'
• Little' Dick—" Yes, marnma,4 Wish
you'd look after the roast to-day.V
x es, .,mamMa ; when Bridget creeks'
it it's meter well done ; it's most rawl"-:
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—At ie tete examinatroe one sof the
!ind one _Of ehe pupils sanswered, ." It
tare. barren tract of land, coveree with
-venerable duchess Of Cam-
bria rallied wonderfully, and bids
live a long time yet. She has.
the whole of her large fortune tie
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Chronic CoUghs and Coldsi
And all diacases of the Throat and Lungs can be
cured by the use ot Scott's Edmiston, as it Con -
talus the healing. virtues of Cod Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites in theif hillest form. See what
S.,. -says Ye -After three years' experience con-
sider Scott'e Emulsion one of the very best in
the market. Very excellent in throat effeetions."
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`ATO ,
Won: erfuJ - Assort-
gent of
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LL
RE INVITED.
TERINARY.
Jarvis and oderichStreete, next door to the
Presbyterian +0 'Eleaterth, Ont. All dis-
eases ot Horses,: Attie; Sheep, or any • of- the do.
Infirmary; or els w ere, on the shortest notice.
Charges moderk . JAMES W. ELDER, yeter.
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ALTER.:13 ILL1NGLAW, V.' S., graduate
of the 0 ario Veterinary 'College, lora'
Onto ; Register Member of the Ontario Vitae,
'nary Medical 'As elation ; also Honorary Mem-
ber of the Veteri 'ary Medical Society. :Treats
all Diseases of Domestioated ,Aniinals. Also
particular attent n given to Veterinary Dents;
try. Horses car ully. examined for Soundnese,
and CortiOcates vete All calls promptly.attend.
ed to by Mail or herwise. OFFICE .at Rest.
donee, Staffs, On 1048
ATTHEW ORRJSON, Walton, Insurance
Conveyances, &c: Mo y to loan at the 'lowest
Agent, Col missioadeltronto.Mal_ii.7 affidavit:4
Block, op osite Commercial Hotel sea.
forth: ' 974
Hotel, groundfloo next door to Beams butcher
CAMERON. . 606
_Le Holt & Came
Bolter, Conveyance
son's Old Office, Ca
CEY, late -with Catheron,
on, Goderieh, Barrister SO
;;ire. -Money to loan. !Ben
vide funds to 0811 ee and ilper cont. '1095
ILL Conveyance' , &a: 6oholtars for the Ban
•of Johnston, Tisdal & Gale. Money to loan
4:Mice-Beaver Bloc Clinton., Ontario. A. 13
MANNINO, JAMES SO '• 78k
HoLuEsTED; ecessor to the late firm
tfib Canedian Bank of Commerce. - Money to -lend
Farina for sale.. 0 fie in Scott's Block, Main
Street. Seatorth.
DWARD NOR
'leiter In High
and one -hall per c
Bayffeld office open
to 4480,1 n -Swartz' 11
N LEWIS, Barrister, Se.
Money to. Loan at five
nt. on tw.o.third- margin.
every Thursday from 9;30 .
fel Block, opposite Divisioe
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Seaforth Furniture
Undertaking Warerooms
• If you want good value for your money,
don't forget to- give M. Robertson a calk-
' before. buying elsewhere.. You will find
his stook very large and varied, and prices
to suit the times.
The Undertaking Department is replete
with every sanitary e,onvenience, as rte.:
commended by the Undertakers' Associa-
tions of the -continent. -We pay particular
attention to the science ,of embalming, as
demonotrated by eminent professors at the
Toronto School of Medicine, and are bet.
ter prepared than ever to furnishand aon-
duct funerals on more reasonable ternis to
our patrons than any so•called-q reforra
undertakers with their, advertising clap-
arerooms-e0ne door south of. the
Telegraph Office, Main Street, Seaforth.
Good range
LI N
SEAFORTH.
Satin Merveilleux, Black drenadines.
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0 Curtains,
-Serbia and Curtain
Large soak of Prints, Gilighains, Lgtons, Muslins,
za-Nr3 TRIM.
KIF'PeN MILLS
TATiE THE LEAD.
and will be dorreat all times on the
Gristing and Chopping a specialty,
shortest notice,
Chopping onlr .five cents a bag.
Give us a trial and 'you will be con-
vinced that thislis the right place to get
your gristing done as every One gets
the Flour manufactiired 'emu his' own
hand.
KIPPEN
BONE; TO LOAN;
4"01VEY TO LOA .-Straight loans at 6 per
111 tent„ with -; e privilege • to berrowet
of repaying partot the: principal money at' any,
time. Apply to_ P, HOLMESTED, Barriiter
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New ems -Over Daley's store, -
von. Latest imp& 'elvents in' Dentistry ob. .•
served, Office in Me) er's Block, Seaforth, hours 1 IN
>3711 :1:71)11 Opi:i::::::41 2 I:r 4:1..01'1'3 .. li.gi 411: 3s.1:4i2 e 1. . . .8;Ells7:- :. :?:.c. . .7.:. ' 01 .., i ,,,L „:1 - .3-'. . : . . . ,:e „.5„1, .. - oraph- . '<ri,:•ar"---.._
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3tORIES, D. D. S.-, IP Philadelphia, Assistant.
hove will visit -14th the
Of the
last. Th radar, and foilowinf Fri.
(le
day of every month at ynold's Hotel, where he
traded with a new Japan: anesthetic, which rev COOPEP A.G
wlil perform all dent I operations. Teeth ex. ;
i".7.141.0 „41'/4 F. -
THE SEAFORTH
teeth will please call e rly in the morning of the
first•day. Charges mod rate. Torms•eash. 984
le NSMAN, Dentist, L. D,
1 ;14::?T•e4so,i5 Zurich, t the Huron Hotel, on the
Teeth extracted with t e least pain possible. All
Work firsteless at liber 1 -Fates. 971 '
._1 Ther undersigned is now prepared to receive
lorderd for any number of first-class •
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pple Ramis and Butte,
. Also any other Work in his line; Apply at the
of 4titario. All the esthetics lived loft tg Dealers and Packers taking, large numbers I
painlees extraction of teeth. Mee -Garfield be very reasinably dealt with, •
Blosk BR US SE LS 10064.f.
mt*AL,
and Accodeheur; Soak) ,.Ont. Office and ree
Sidonce North side Go ende street, first brick
tiatee . Royal Cdllege of Physicians and
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e., Physician; Surgeon,
afortic Ont. Office and
Goderich Street, Second
rian Church; 842 9
iesidence South Ade of
bbor east et the eitsbyt
eiferal Insurance Agent
—AND—
Dealer, in- Sewing Machines.
7.
All kinds of propertY insured at loveest rites
-in firstelass reliable companies, and 1088013 set*
tied prcimptly,
' Special low rates on FARM PROPERTY' in
Ithe Gore and Waterloo, from -75c to el (cash
plan) for three years.. Mills and .factories in -
sued in these companies at a saving ot 20 per
Icent. on stock companies,
Sole dealer in the 'WHITE and RAYMOND
1SEWING MACHINES (family and- zuanufactur.
ine). 'Races rangingerom $25 to f75. All ma -
i chines Warranted lot fies years on every ldnd Of
work.- Needles, oil and eipairs for -sale. Ida -
chines repaired.
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.1t Is Absurd
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Po; people to expect a cure for Indigese
tion,,_ unless they refrain from eating
what is. unwholesome ; but if anything
will Sharpen the appetite and give tone
Saparilla. *Thousands'all over the land
testify to the merits of this inedicine,
Mrs. Sarah' BurrOughs, of 248 _Eighth
street, South Btistont writes,: "My has.
bend has. teken.Ayeeti Sarsaparilla, kir
Dyspepsia *and torpid liver, and has
A Confirmed' Dyspeptic.
Boston, Mass, writes, that, suffering
for years from Indigestion, he was at
last induced to trY Ayer's Sarsaparilla
AV, by its use, Was entirely cured.
-Mrs, JoSeph Aubin of High street,
Holyoke; Masi., suffer'ed for over a year
frem Dyspepsia, tio that she could not
eat substantial food, became very wealra.
and was unable to care ler het- family,
Neither the medicines Prescribed by
physicians, nor _any athe remedies
adVertised for the. eure 'of Dyspepsia,
helped her, until' she commenced the
use of Ayer's Sarsaperilla. "Three
bottles of Thifi,mediehic," she writes,
Ayer s:.Sarsaparilla,
P.MET;Atalc6 BY
. 'W. BRUCE SNIT*, D•j C. M..; Menthe,
of the College of P ysicians and Sur eons,
same as occupied by De. ercoe.• - 848
Glasgow, Office, Meyer's Block, Main
Streete:Seatorth. Reside ce, John street. Call
atnight it either the 0 ea or Reeidence. 894
It
'Noes' Liti;i0::./(11:0;..jW.H1.-1"..E.E.PRON.Z.E
o Farmers -and .iuilders".1
_ :CO
the Brutafels Lime. tins, is 110W- prepared to ! „
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ill deliver t 0 lime in I SeatOrth or vicinity for
cents per bushel. - Orden promptly filled.
Mitt- I &wide Line; Werke
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.our material is endoried by ieading scientist '
as being Practically iirperishahle, It cannot
absorb inolsture, and- _consequently is ' net affect -
'ed by the frost
W AK GAVIN, Clinton..
JANUARY .8 1839,
Farmers, Attentien.
Ati the semen is now about (wet for
Seeds, -.I purpose giving my attention.
particillariy to the sale of
Manitoba Oil Cake, a
Linseed Meal,
Flax Seed,
Corn _Meal,
- Oatmeal. -
FLOUR AND FEED
ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Those desirous of purchasing first..
class goods at the ldwest prices, Would
do well to call on a
-RQBERT SCOTT,
0. C.. Willson's Block, Main Street,
Seaforth.
tarGoods delivered in any 'part 0
the town free.
The -Nortly Amelica'n
BANKING COMPANY.
(NOT INCORPORATED.
A General Banking business tram -
acted.
Farmers' paper discounted,
Drafts bought and sold.
Interest allowed on deposits.
OFFICE—In the COmmercial Hotel
J. C. SMITH, Manager
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. 1058
AN OPEN LETTER.
Having bought $800 worth of first class
SPECTACLES
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,' Remember!'
have as nice _an "aseortment of .all grades of
and Swiss Movements in Solid Gold, OM
Filled, Solid Silver and Silver Ore Cases; IS
Carat. warranted 'Wedding Ringe, Fancy 08M
Chains,_ Lockets, Necklets, Brooches,
Earrings, Studs, cuff Buttons, .&e. &a., for
Ladies and Gentlemen, mean be "-found In the.
-majority = of first Class jewelers' shops. Come ,
and• see my novelties in Cloeks, honest goods
for honest prices. ,,Look Out for -a first due
line of fancy goods for _the holidays. If you
should, want anything in my line eall and he
convinced Mutt van and- will sell you a first
class article at less than ene of the outeide
firms who spend thousands of dollars par year
in sending: out illustrated tataloguee. Come
and serwhat you are paying your money for.
Liciveyour money.% the town where you earn
it as long as you can get as good or better
value. Respectfully Yours,
Praetical Watchmaker and Jeweler, -
Opposite the COnnuercial Hotel, Main Atreet,.
Seatorth. „m,
Chrystal & Black,
Manufacturers* all kinds of Stationery, Mali328' -
Upright and Tebular Boilers. •
SALT PANS, SMOKE. STACKS
and all kinds of Sheet Iron work. "
49rEAM AND WATER PIPE FiTT1N68
, constantly on band:
On hand, ready for delivery:
One 50 horse -power New Steel %Ater
complete.
One 35 horsepower second-hand boil--
e-rA1121sg000ad.gdebroerse-nower -Engine and.
Boiler, second-hand, in good vonclition.
Boiler, Engine, Separator, &a., 81110 good work..
lag order. Will be sold cheap. Mail Orders
receive promptettention. Works opposite G. T
R. Station. t
BOX 381.
Goderich, May 26th. 1886.
,BLUEVALE MILLS.
STILL TO THE FRONT.
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THOMAS Wilcox wishes to inform his
Customers and the Public In general that he it
isrepared to attend to all who favor him with
their patronage, .
Chopping:done for six eents per bag,
and no delay, as we run 2 four foot -ehop stones.
Farmers can depend on getting their gristle:
home with them.
THOS.' NIXON
1089-8
BLUEVALE
ALLAN LINE.
Roya Mail 'Steamships.
$80 ; return, $60. Steeragepaseengers are book-
ed to and from London, Queenstown, Derry,
Belfast and Glasgow et same rates as Liverpool.
If you are sending for your friends, we CAE fur.
nigh you with prepaid passage certificate to bring
them from England, France, Germany, Sweden,
Norway, &c. Rates of passage always as low Al
by any other line.
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance done as usuaL
C. P. 11.• tickets leered to Manitoba, British
Columbia, and all_ pointseast. Baggage theaked
through to destination.
$25,000 to loan from 61 to 13} per cent. per
. Annum. Olhoo—lfarket Street, 1001
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