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e- r't arms, sobbing In speechless distress ;
but at length she wets be to articulate
"her fright:
"Listen, nil madre, and may the
Holy Lady make you believe me 1 I
have had a dream. God be blessed that
it is not yet true' I will tell you. It
was about Pray Ignatius and our uncle
the Marquis de Gonzaga. My good
angel gave it to me; for myself and you
allshe gave it, and, ai my blessed Lord
lives 1 I will not go to them 1 Si 1 I
will cut my white throat first !" and she
drew her small hand with a passionate
gesture across it. She had. stood up as
she began -to speak, and the action, add-
ed to her unmistakable terror, her
stricken face and air of determination,
was very impressive. .
" You have had a dream, my dar;
Hug ?"
"Yes, an awful dream., Antonia !
Mary Mary 1 Tender Mary, pity
ua
"..ttniryoa think we should not go to
the house of -the marquis V'
"Ohs Autonia 1 I have seen the way.
It is bisek and cold, and full of fear and.
petit. No one shall snake me take it,
Ilion the stiletto of my_ grandmother
Flores. • I will ask Holy Mary to pardon
me, and then—in a monient—I would
be among the people of the other world,
That would be far better than Fray
Ignetius and the house of Gonzaga." -
The Senor* was .quite angry at this
fresh complication. It Was really in,
credible what she had to endure, Aid
Would Antonia please to tell her where
else they were to -go f They had not a
friendleft in San Antonio -s -they did not
deserve to have one—and , was it to be
supposed that a lady, born noble, could
follow the Americans in an ox -wagon ?
Antonia might think it preferable to the
-comfortable heuse of her relation; but
blessed be the hand of God, which had
opened the door of a respectable shelter
toler.
"I will go in the ox -wagon," said
Isabel, with a sullen determination;
but I will not go into my uncle's house.,
By the saint- of my birth I swear it."
Mother, listen to Antonia. When
one door shuts, God opens another,door.
Our own home is yet undisturbed. Do
you believe what Fray Ignatius says of
the coming of Santa Anna? I do not.
Until he arrives we are safe in our own
home, and when the hour for going
away comes, even &little bird can show
us the way to take. !And I am certain
that my father is planning for our
safety. If Santa Anna was in this city,
awl behaving with the brutality which'
Umatilla to him,1 would not go away
until my father sent the order. Do you
think he forgets us? Be not afraid of
such a thing. It cannot take place."
Towards dusk Senor Navarro called, -
and the Senora brought him into - her
private parlor and confided tp him the
strait they were in. He looked with
sympathy into the troubled, tear -stained
faces of these three helpless women,
and listenecrwith many expressive t'ges-
tures to the proposal of the priest ' and
the offer of the old marquis:
"Moat excellent ladies," he answered ;
",it is a plot. I assure you that it is a
plot. Certainly., it. was not without
-I
reesonwu so unhappy about you this
afternoon. Even while I wu. at the
bull -fight, I think our angels were in a
consultation about your affairs. Your
• name was in my ears above all other
• sounds."
"You say it is a plot, Senor. -Explain
to us what you mean?"
Yes, I will tell you. Do yon know
that Fray Ignatitis hi the confessor of the
marquis?
"We had not thought of such a
thing."
"It is the truth. For many years
• they have been close as the skin and the
flesh. Without Fray Ignatius the mar-
, qnis says neither yes or no. Also the
will of the marquis has been lately
made.. I have seen a copy of it. Every-
thing he has is left to the brotherhoods
of the Church. Without doubt, .Fray
Ignatius WAS the lawyer who wrote it.
• A Barrel of 'Whiskey. pick him up by the - back of his- 'neck,-.
street
- A drayman rolled forth from his cart: to the and hauled him in
A red-headed barrel, wellcoin-When
-bound and Doodle
they went off I played:Yankee
oodle. - s .
6, .
plete • -
And on it red lettes, like forked tongues of
flame, •
-Einblazoned the grade, number, quality and
lento, ' •
'Of this world-renowned whisky, from some-
body's still,
. -
Who arrested the grain on the way to the
mill.
So there stood the barrel delivered,but I -
Could see that a shedow was hovering nigh—
A sulphurous shadow, that .grew as I gazed,
To the formof Mephisto. Though sorely
. amased;
I ventured to question this imp et the realm
Where Vice is the pilot, with Crime, it the
helm,
And askedhim politely his mission to -name,
And if he was licensed -to retail the same
Identical barrel of whiskey,.which he
Was fondly surveying with demon -like glee.
"Oh I never handle the stuff:" he ipplied,
114,_ partner's good d morals are Amsted and
t
Mayhan'peradventure, you might wish to
rook
At the invoice oomp4ote-4- will road front this
book,
You will And tleit tho barrel contains somo.
thing mars
Than forty.twogallons of Whisky galore."
And ors 1 could -slip but another word in,
Ho chookod it off gaily, this carp of sin ;
A barrel of headaches, -of heartaches, of
woos,
A barrol of curses, a barrel of blows 1
A barrel of tears from s world.wearied wife
A barrel of sorrow, a barrel of strife I
A barrel of trouble by evil beset,
A barrel.of ill unavailing regret ' -
A barrel 61 crime and a barrel of pain ;
A barrel of hopes ever blasted and vain,
A berrel of falsehood, a barrel of cries.
That fall from the Maniac's lips ere he dies; '
A banal of poison -,---of this nearly full— .
That shatters the nerves—makes the intellect
Senor, Ialways believed that would
• happen. At my marriage my uncle
made the determination. „Indeed, we
have never expected a piastre—no, not
even a tlaco. And to -day he was kind
to me and offered me his home. Oh,
HoIy me,
how wretched I am! Can
_I not trust in the good words 61 those
who are of my own family ?"
"The tie of race will come before the
• tie of the family. The tie of religion is
strongest of all, Senora. Let- me tell
you whit will take place. When you
and. your children are m the house of the
marquis, he will go before the Alcalde.
He will decIarethat you have gone vol-
untarily to his care, and that he is your
nearest and most natural guardian.
Very well. But further, he will declare,
on account of his great age, and the
troubled state ef the time, he is unable
to protect you, and ask for the authority
to place you in the religious care of the
holy sisterhood of Saint Meria. And he
will obtain all he wants." .
"But, simply, what is to be gained by
such treaehery ? He said to day that I
was like his sister Mercedes, and, he
spoke very gently to me."
dull. •
A barrel of poverty, ruin anahlight ;
A barrel of terror thatgrows with the night;
A barrel of hunger, a 'barrel of groans, - •
A barrel of orphansmost pitiful Moans ;
A barrel of serpents that hiss as they pass
From the bead on the liquor that glows in the
glass.
My barrel my treasure! I bid thee farewell—
Thoult sow the foul • seed that is reaped down
In hell.
Catholic Times.
Triplet Maxims.: t,
• Three things to love. --Courage, gen-
tleness and affection.
Three things to admire.—Intellect,i.
dignity and gracefulness.
Three thinga to hate. —Ceuelty, ar-
rogance and ingratitude. ;-
;Three things -to delight in.—Beauty,'
frankness and freedom.
- Three things to wish for. --;-•Health f
friends and a contented spirit..
Three things to like. — Cordiality,
good humor and cheerfulness.
Three things to avoid.—Idleness, lo-;
—cluacity and flippant jesting. s
s Three -things to cultivate;. --s Good:
books, good friends and good humors
Three things to contend for,—Honor,
-country and friends,
Three thinge to teach.—Truthl'indus.!
try and contentment,
Gaieties.
.—Malaria is a malady that the doctor
says you have got when he doesn't know
what's the matter with you.
—It is pretty hard to raise. a child
without losing your temper occasionally.
The same applies to a car window.
—He—" Doesn't it -make you dizzy to
swing in a hammock. She I frankly—
"I don't believe I could be aoy giddier
than I am." --Burlington Free Press.
—Mr. Byam Keggs (from the interior,
with intense disgust)—Here, waiter, I
ordered raw oysters. What on airth
are these nasty black stones ? Waiter
(Petrified) Oystahs, sah—oe de haff
shell, sah. Mr.- Byam Keggs—Haff
• shell, it is ?, Oh, git out ! I've eat a
million canned oysters out home, and
never saw a shell on any one of them!
—in the window of a Woodyard
Avenue drug store is displayed a con-
spicuous sign "vaccine." A young
lady from Canada walked into the store.'
yesterday afternoon to - get some soda
Water. " What syrup, please ?" asked
the slender clerk. "Vaccine,"
promptly replied the fair creature. She
took -it for the latest thing in soda, only
she didn't get it, The -clerk fainted.
° —This man was a Philosopher.—He
was a married Mall, and his wife was
the head of the household. He had a
friend who Was in the tame case, only
his friend was apparently happy,e,nd
comfortable, while he was just the
reverse. He had long studied this Pen-
uliar difference between, them, and
• finally he mustered up courage to go to
his friend and ask him "What is the
way to be happy," he asked. " When
IMPORT4I4T NOTICES
DICYCLE FOR SALE.—For safe, • a 64 inch
Bicycle, British Challenge, in perfect order.
Apply Box 76, Blyth P. 0. • 1114 • .
"Ell,RST CLASS' PASTURAGE.—Over one hum.
X dred acres of choice pasture, watered by
spring creek, for the season. No wire fences.
PETER MeEWEN. 1115-3
`UBLIC lebICE.--The public are hereby
notified that the undersigned will not.
hereaftea hold himself responsible for any debts,
contracted in his name unless with his written
order and consent. V. DIEHL. Brucefield,
April 16,1889. • 1115-4
MO BLACKSMITHS. — Wanted,' immediately
1 a good journeyman Blacksmith, for general
•obbing; horse shoeing or carriage work, or one
willing to work under instrnetions for 6 months.
'Apply at once to TROMAS MELLIS, Kipp,en.
.The Spot to Buy Good Groceries
at Low Prices is at
IRLEY S, EAFOR
T_TOTEL FOR SALE.=On the Northern Gravel
- 'Road, with stabling and driving -shed ;also
e first-class well. The Rouse is Licensed and a
good stand. For particulars apply to JAMES
FULTON, Proprietor, Winthrop P. 0 1.0880 tL.
OUSE MW LOTS FOR sub.
Threethings to govern,—. Temper scriber offers for sale the honks north of
o Egmondvillo leans& together with three
torigue and conduct. .
. , IMO of land, suitable for building purposes,
. Three things to cherisn, irtnei On the front are a quantity of young fruit trees
goodness find wisdorif, 'oeininonoing to bear, WM, ifiLLIOTz 11,10
'He would not think such a proceed-
ing really unkind. Ile would assure
himself that it was good for your eternal
salvation. As to the reason, that is to
• be looked for in the purse, where all.
reasons come from. This house,, which,
the good doctor built, is the best in the
city. It het -even two full stories. It
is very suitable for a religious house. It
is not far from the Plaza, yet secluded
in its beautiful garden. Fray Ignatius
has long desired it. When he has re,
moved you, possession will be taken,and
Santa Anna will confirm the posses-
sion."'
' "God succor our pobr souls! What
shall we do then, Senor? The Mexican
army has entered Texas, it will awn be
here.
- " Quien sabe ? Between the Rio Grande
and the S'an Antonio are many difficulties.
Urrea has five thousand men with him,
horses and artillery, The horses must
. graze, the men .muit rest and eat. We
s shall. have heavy rains. I am sure that
' it will be twenty da54 ere he reaches the
settlements ; and even then his deitina-
tion is not San Antonio it is Goliad.
Santa Anna Will) be at feast ten days
after him: I suppose, then, that for a
whole month you are quite safe in your
own home. That is what I believe now.
- If I saw a reason_ to believe what is
dif-
ferent, I would inform you. The good
doctor, to whom I owe my life many
times; has my promise. Lopez Navirro
never broke his word to any man. The
infamy would be a thing impo.ssible,
-; where the sefety of three ladies is con-
ceraed."
(Tobe ccintinued4
srra@ thing§ to dm—Think, live. snci
ot'
Newspaper Critioibm. It is a privilege every newspaper re4
serves to itself to criticise adversely if
needs be, for the public'e 'benefit, any
thing in which the public le deeply in-
UT:tot:1.th° custom -of H. H. Warner
Co., the proprietors of the - renowned
Kidney and Liv'er Cure, better known
as "Warner's Safe Cure," to ;flood the
country with medical pamphlets. The
writer has taken the liberty to .examine
one of these marvellous little books, and
finds food for criticism, but before in-
dulging in it, will give our readers some
quotations therefrom, from the highest'
medical authorities, which we =believe.
worthy of consideration. Under the
head of "No 'Distinctive Symptoms AP -
parent," we find:
First—More adults arecarried off in
this country by chronic kidney disease
than by any other malady except con- •
sumption.—Thompson. _
Second—Deaths from such diseases
are increasing at the rate • of 250 per
tent. a decade.—Edwards.
Third—Bright's Disease has -no symp-
toms of its own and may exist without
the knowledge of the patient Or practi-
tioner, as no pain will be felt in the kid-
neys or their vicinity.—Roberts. .;
Fourth—In the fatal cases—and most
eases have hitherto been fatal— the
symptoms of diseased kidneys will fiat
appear in extremely different organs Of
the body as stated above.—Thompson.
Fifths—Only when the disease. has
reached its final and fatal stages may..
the usual symptoms of albumen and
tube cases appear in the water, and will
greatly pain rack the diseased organs.
—Thompson. -
Sixth—Bright's Disease, which usual-
ly has three stage, of development, is a
universal disease in England and Amer-
ica.—Roberts and Edwards.
Thompson is authority for saying that
more adults are carried off in this coun-
try by kidney disease) than by
any other malady except con-
sumption. Under Warner's "Safe
Cure "article on Consumption, we find'
a paragraph olaiming to be -a iquotation
from a publication issued by Brompton'
Hospital for Consumptives, • London,
England, which states that 52 per cent.
of the patients of that institutions have
unsuspected kidney disorder. Dr. Her.
man Brehmer,--an eminent German auth-
you are under -a woman's , thumb ?" ority, also says that Consumption is Al:
"Don't squirm." - ways due to deficient nutrition ,of the
lungs, because of bad blood. •
The Big was Paid. Medical science can no longer dispute
"I'll see about it," he said, as he the fact that the kidneys are the prindi-
handed the bill back to the collector, pal blood purifying organs !of the hu -
"It's only $5; and "— man system and if they are diseased'
"I'll see about it, I told you!" and thus fail expel the uric acid poi
"And we need money, It would be a son or the waste matter of the blood, as
great favor. • the blood passes through these two
"Didn't I say I would call?" great organs, the "Safe Cure" claim is
" Yes `; but when?" correct, and the reasoning Of its pro
"Look here, "said the debtor as he prietor holds good.
rose up,-" do you mean to insult me?" There is no doubt but that in too many
"No, sir. I mean to go down, to the instances the medical. fraternity'.doctor
pepsrs and'get them to put in a notice for symptoms, instead of striking at
that you will soon depart for Europe. the root of the disease, and 'that under
Good day, sir! ' this form of treatment many patients-
" Here! come back! Here's your die.
money! Do you suppose I want 500
collectors making a rush on my office. Selections.
Please receipt the bill. Sorry I kept _No strain is harder upon. the young
your folks waiting for .
-t than to be forced to do work which they-
. feel beneath their faculties, yet no dis-
i line is more helpful " The wise
ATMEAL MILVFOR SALE,—Water power;
two run of stonnin good order and doing
godd builnaSS in Oatmeal, (Jesting and Chop.
ping; 12 AMON of land, dwelling house, stable,
itch; very cheap and easy _terms, or would rent;
immediate possession. Apply to ANDERSON
& Walkerton, Ont. 1116.9
XT0TIOE,—The Court of Revision for the
.1,11 township of Maillop willne held in _Craw.
foid'e Hotel, Dublin, , on • Monday, the 27th day
of May, 1889, when all parties having griev-
anus or appeals over this assessment are re.
guested to attend. Dated this 16th day of April,
1889. JOHN C. MORRISON, Township Clerk.
- • 1114-4
-
$5 p to R en:2 one of fourreCaormdp°elen wig •
nesses who will give such evidence as will lead
to the detection and conviction of the person
or persons who circulated the report that I- had
lost my reason or that I was insane, such reports
being not only false but injurious to my credit.
V. DIEHL. Brumfield, April 16, 1889. 1116-4
"LIARM FOR SALE.—For sale west half of lot
..12 29, concession 7, Maillop, containing 50
acres, well fenced, partly underdrained and in a
good state of cultivation; 46 acres cleared and
plenty of good water. It is within four and
three quarter miles of - Seaforth and two of the
village of Winthrop. Apply to GEORGE B.
DORRANCE, lot 84, concession 5, MoKillop, or
to Seaforth Post Office, Box- 86. 11134f
ONE DOOR' SOUTH OF THE ,POST OFFICE. '
• •
Better value in ,TEAS than - ever offered in, town or
A fu I
11124f P rices all the way f 2 t 75 from 5c o c per pound. -
,
GENERAL GROCERIES alwafrOn hand.
•
Canned Goods in abundance, and prices low.
Inspection inviteci and satisfaction guaranteed
MAKE NOTICE.—T$18 is a very rare chance—
1 For sale, a valuable' and very desirable
property, Lot No. 13, on the.south shle of Gode-
rich street, with two residences thereon. The
first contains nine rooms,. a good cellar, hard
and soft water, with outbuildings and the other:
contains seven rooms and . a good well and:
outbuildings. For further particulars apply to
the proprietor, A. G. AULT, Goderich Street,
qeaforth. • 111141
A Girl's Stratagem.
In the year 1812, when English cruis-
ers were Plentiful in Massachusetts
Bay, the 'stanches of an English frigate
did such damage to the vessels in Scitu-
ate Harbor , that a home -guard was
formed in that town. After the first
alarm, however, no violence occurred
for some months, and the general vigi-
lance was accordingly relaxed. One
late afternoon, when the guards were all
away, Rebecca Bates a girl of eigh-
teen, spied an English ship of war,
quite near at hand, and in the act of
lowering her boats.
'1 knew the ship at a glance," she
said afterward& "It was the 'La
Hogue,".
"Oh !" said I to my sister, "the old
'La Hogue" is off here again. What
shall we do. They'll burn ap our ves-
sels just as they did afore." '
"You eee there were two vessels at
the wharf, Laded with flour, and we
couldn't afford to lose that, in those
times. There were the muskets of the
guard, and had a good mind t� take
them out beyond the lighthouse and fire
them at the barges. I might have kill-
ed one Or two, but it would have doae
no good, for they would have turned
round and fired the village."
“rii tell you what we'll do, says I
to my sister. You take the drum and
I'll take the -fife."
"1 was fond of military music, and I
could play four tunes.- Yankee Doodle
Was my masterpiece.
"What good'll it do ?" says : my
Scare them, says I. All you've got
to do is to call the roll scream the
fife. We must keep out of sight ; it
they see us they'll surely laugh us to
scorn.
We ran down to the Cedar wood and
began td play. Pretty soon I could see
the men in the barges resting on their
oars and listening. When I looked
again, I saw a ,flag flying from the
mast head of the ship. Then my sister
began to speak, and I said, don't make
a noise. You make me laugh, and I
can't pucker my mouth."
When I looked again, they had seen the
flag, and turned about so quick that
man fell overboard and they had to
p
builder," says Bolton, ." watches not
the bricks which his journeyman lays,
but the manner in which he lays them,"
The man who is -half-hearted and lag-
ging as a private soldier. will be half-
hearted and lagging as a comn3ander.
Even in this world he. who uses his -
talents rightly as a servant is often
given the control of many cities. • "They
also serve," said John Milton, " who
only stand and wait." ":Even Buddha,"
says -a Hindoo proverb, " was, once a
cart -horse and carried the loads i of
other men." ,. We should ',einem*,
above all, that the greatest of all inen
spent thirty yeart of his earthly life
waiting the appointed time to fill hit
mission.
—It is a crime to aid a Mail in ecim-1
mitting crime. Drunkenness is a crime.
The man who *sells the liquor aids the
man to get drunk, and therefore com-
mits a crime. The government that
grants a license or permits the sale of
liquor, aids the ' liquor dealer in com-
mitting a crime, and therefore commits
a crime himself. The voter,who votes to
license a man to sell liquor, commits
crime; and so on. Rum in the major-
ity of cases is the first cause of crime,
Sin, sorrow, poverty, the expenses of the
city and state, the populating of all
criminal and charitable institutions, and
the support of a tremendous number of
sixth -rate politicians. Is there no rem-
edy for all of this? The people are be -
1VNTEDeaGn OflOnIpperremliaanbelentmemenVY .
ploytnent for Maple Grove Nurseries of Waterloo,
N. Y. Good Salary and, expenses paid weekly.
Liberal inducements to beginners. Outfit free.
Previous experience not required. Established
over 20 years. All goods first-class. 'Write at
once for toms. Address J. W. MACKAY, Gen.
Manager, St. Thomas, Out. (Mention this pa-
per.1109x12
riARD OF THANKS.—The undersigned has
kj much pleasure in being able to :return his
sincere thanks to the officers and directors of
the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company
for the prompt and satisfactory manner in
which they settled my claim for damages- caused
bYthe burning of my 'barn and Contents fen the
26th of January last, and I have pleaSnie in
recommending the said company to the favor.
able consideration of the public generally. AN-
DREW TAYLOR, Hulled, April 4, 1889..
1118x4 •
PAIRLEY SEAPORT
country.
stock. of
EW BRICK RESIDENCE FOR SALE.—For
sale, cheap, the handsome new brick resi-
dence recently erected by the undersigned. It
is situated nearly opposite the High School, is
two storeys high, with four bed rooms and bath
room upstairs and three rooms down stairs.
Cellar under the whole house with stone cistern
in the miler. The home is finished with hard-
wood doom Rain.. There are six lots connected
with the house and th,e purchaser csn have :one
or more if desired,' with a good stable. The
proprietor is very anxious to sell on account of
the destruction of his foundry and the need of
-money to re -build and a bargain will be given
of this property. THOMAS HENDRY, Sea.
forth. - 1096 tf
BULLS FOR- SERVICE;
-
"DOR SERVICE.—A two year old thorough -
_U bred Durham Bull will stand for service
this season on Lot 19, Concession 2, Tueker-
smith. Terms—To insure, $1.60. GEORGE A.
.SPROAT, Jr. -- ; 1110 tf
11 EREFORD BULL —The undersigned will
keep orrhis farm, near Egniondrille, dur.
ing this season, the Thoroughbred Hereford
Bull, " Loehmtvarrto Which a limited number
of cows will be taken. Terms—To insure $2,
with the privilege of returning if necessary.
JOHN MODELAND. • 111641
DULL FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned
1..1 will keep on Lot 27, Concession 2, 31c1Cill-
lop, near Seaforth, the thoroughbred Ayrshire
bull, owned by Mr. Thomas Grieve and to
which a limited number of cows will be taken.
Tenns—$1. .RODERICK GRAY. 11114f
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Drafts on all the principal towns and cities in
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the United
• States, bought and sold.
Office—First door Some of the dommerdial
Hotel.
JOIIN AIRD, Manager.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor.
BIciiillep Directory tor 1889. ,
JAMES HAYS, lissva and Warden, Setforth
P.O.
JOHN BENNEWIES, Reeve, Ward 1,
Dublin P. 0.
JAMES EVANS, Councillor, Ward 1, Beech.
. wood P, 0,
JOHN MORRISON, Oonncillor, Ward S, Win
throp P. 0.
CHARLES DODD, Councilidr, Ward 4, SW
forth PA.
JOHN ca moggisoN, Clerk, WItiihrop P. 0.
SOLOMON J. SHANNON, Treasurer, Win.
thitroopiritg.
0, ROSS, Assessor, Winthrop P.
DR. HANOVER, Medical Health officer, Ses,
forth.
WM. ARCHIBALD; Sanitary Inspector, Lead
bury P. O.
. 1103 tf
It is not a specific for all diseases which' flesh is heir, but for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, oarseneSs or Incipient Con-
sumption, it possesses truly wonderful virtues, with nine out of ten
who use it according to directions ,it acts like a charm, removing all
irritation;healing the ulcerated membrane, and leaving the throat an
bronchial tubes in a perfectly healthy and natural condition. The con-
stant and stead sale -at home as well as the increased demand from
other places prove the correctness of this assertion where it is once
known people will have it. Price 50 cents per botittie. For sale every-
where, and wholesale and retail 13-; the manufacturers,
rpwo BULLS FOR SERVICE.—The under -
j. signed will keep this season, for the service
of cows on Lot 9, Concession 16, GreY, the
splendid Thorough Bred Durham Bull, Rose
Knight," by imported "Red Knight- ;" also a
good high grade bull. Terms.—For the Thor-
ough Bred, 61.25; for the grade, sp., with the
privilege of returning if necessary. JOHN
HARRIS. 1114x8
THOROUGH BRED BULL.—The under -
t. will neep during this seaeon on Lot
10, Concession 14, MoKillop, a Thorough Bred
Durham Bull to which a limited number of cows
will be admitted. Parties bringing cows are re-
quested to have them on a rope. 'Terms.—$1.00
per cow, with the privilege of returning if neces-
sary. JAMES CAMPBELL. 1114x4
LUMSDEN. & WILSON
;
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, SCOTT'S BLOCK, MAINf8T., SEAFORTH.
MHOROUGH BRED BULL FOR SERVICE. -
1 The undersigned will keep during the pres--
ent season on Lot 28, Boundary Line, Usborne.
This thoroughbred bull was bred by Mr. John
McQueen, Usborne, and is two years old, as will
be seen by reference to his registered pedigree.
Be is from the best of stock got by Prince Royal,
dam Victoria. Terms.—To insure a calf 61.60.
WM. CRAIG. - 1115x4
TOtwo year old thoroughbred Durham bull
COW OWNERS.—Having - purchased a
front the well-known stock breeders, John
McKay & Sons, of, Tuckersmith, I intend keep-
ing him. for service from now - forward. This
fine animal has o full pedigree which can be
produced if necessary and is also registered in
the New Herd Book. • Terms—$1.50 for the
season, payable at the time of service. GEO.
TROTT, Seaforth. 1116
Allan, White Star and Inman
United States &Royal Mail
Atlantic Steamships.
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Cabins, $60 to $100 : Return, $100 to $206.
Intemediate, $30, return $60. Steerage, *20,
return $40. All classes of paisage to and from
all points in Great Britiain to any point in
Canada. If you are sending for your friends do
not fail to seoure ono of our prepaid tickets
clear through and avoid all trouble. — I
Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamship
Tickets to all points. Special rates to Manitoba
and Pacific Coast points. Through sleepeks
secured free. Best connection to 'all points in
the United States, Australia and China. Head
agenoy for the best stock and mutual insuranbe
companies. Money loaned on all classes ;of
security at lowest rates of interest. No trouble
to give infomation. Real estate and Insurance
Offiee--=MARKET ST. Ticket, Steamboat, and
Telegraph Office.—MAIN' ST.
A. STRONG, " The " Agent,, a
sloe SEAFORTH. '
frHOROUGH BRED BULL FOR SERVICE.— •
1 The undersigned will keepduring the preen
ent season, for the service of cows, on Lot 22,
Concession 3, L. R. S., Tuckersmith, the Thor -
ginning to say, " Yes ; try prohibition. ough Bred Durham Bull, "Earl of Kippen.
: • This bull was bred by Mr. David Hill, of Rib• .
—The Christian Home. , bert, and is two years old. As will be seen by
--To be a Christian is to 13e like reference to his registered pedigree -he is from
Christ, to live his life of selfdenial after the best stook in Canada, his sire being "Sir
him. Three little Scotch children Were George Gynne" and his dam `"' Princess 'Vic-
toria.' Terms.—To insure :a calf, 61.60. JAS.
lost on the 'great Australian prairies. 1I14xtf
G. CHESNEY. .
They wandered hither and thither, until
at last they were overcome by the night.
Then the eldest, a little girl named
Maggie, put to bed under a bush her
two weary, crying little sisters, and,
removing a large part of her own cloth-
ing, she covered them up. They were
thus made comfortable, and soon went
• to sleep. The children were found, the
next day. The two youngest were well,
but the eldest sister, chilled through
and through by. the night air, had lest
her life. This is like what Christ did
for us. He laid down his life for the
i
sheep_.
JOHN BEATTIE,
Clerk of the Second Division Court
County Cf Huron.
,Commissioner, Conveyancer, Land, Loan
and Insurance Agent.
lundi Invested and to Loan.
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VARNISHES I
Messrs. Anderson & Co., of Walkerton, Ont.,
who have one of the best equipped furnitttre
factories in Canada, writes us: "Your Var.
nishes are pleasing .us vsell. Will write you
When we require more." . I
OFFICE—Over !Sharp & Livens' store, Main
street, Seaforth. 1116t1
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PAINTERS I
Beware of White Lead branded - with bogus
labels. If you want a pine article—noted for
strength and durability — insist upon the
"ELEPHANT "GENUINE. •
The" Elephant" specialities are for sale by
all hardware dealers and paint merchants. •
Fergusontillexander & Co.,
MONTREAL.
4ITICK DESPATCH.
FULL STOCK:
1109-12 :
ankrupt Stock
CROMARTT.
Having purchased the stock of A. S. ease
from John E. McDonell, of Renee% at a great
reduction for cash, Which will enable me to !sell
for less than the -proper wholesale price, I take
this opportunity of informing the people cif
Cromarty and surrounding district that this
will be the hest place bargains in the conntry
while this stock lute. It must be sold within 60
'days, as I do not wieh to have any. of the stock
remain. There are 'upwards of esa.worth of
Boots and Shoes, some of tvhich were never
opened out at the time 1 bought, besides Dry
Goods, Crockery, etc., etc. Ternis melt, or eggs
taken as cash at the cash price. • -
' Come and receive your bargains early.
-JAMES SLOP,
Cromarty.,
J
Kipper). Plow ShOp.
Farnaers Take,Notice !
Lime I ,__Lime!
The Bodmin Lime Works
Are situated about two miles East of Belgrave
on Lot 9, Concession 4, Morris; The under-
signed will keep any quantity of Fresh Lime
elways on hand and will sell at a reasonable
price. This Lime his been thoroaghly tested
and proves to be one, of the best white limes in
Canada. Lime delivered ,to any part on the
shortest notice. This Lime will also be kept for
sale at Londesboro Clinton and Goderieh..
/Or Address either by letter or telegraph.
' J. J. DOWNEY, Proprietor. --
1108 BELGRAVEI
Good-bye Mr. Bailiff, law go with you. I
must stop home and look after my brother'°NS, Ste.
farmers and supply them with all kinds of :Plow i -
Repairs. T. Maui keeps on hand, for all in 1 •
.
need, a large 'stock of new mould boards for all
lines of plows, plow castings of all kinds, plow
line to be had by going- to T. 31ellis. Gang Everything Fresh and. New.
handles, plow bolts, everything ill the plow
plow castings in great variety. Fanners, now is
the -time to bring along your plows, get them s 1 •.
ready in time. - 1 a f These goods have been purchased on the most
Plows Gang Plows 18vc
f f • 6-
R Counter,
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SEAFORTH,
Is now offering his entire stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-plated Ware, Fency
Goods, SpectacleS, Pipes, &c., at a great reduc-
tion. Times itre bard, and we must have money.
In, Wetolies we -lteep all the best -American,
SWiss apd_Engljili grades_ manufactured. We
have Just received a fine assortment of American
Clocks; Ninkle Alarms, &o. -Our stock of Jewelry
including Brownest, Ear Rings, Bar Pine, Color-
ed Sets, Tie Cuff Buttons, Collar Studs.
Bracelets, dhains, Charms, Necklets, Lockets;
Rings, Diamonds, and other lines too numerous
to mention, is well assorted. 31y stock of Silver-
plated Ware is full in all its branches, and of
the best qUelity. In Fancy Goods we bare a
good assortment of Albums, 'Dressing Cases,
Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Paper Weights,
Bisque Goods, &c. My Spectacle stock is coin-
plete, and. atn: .prepared to suit all ordinary
sights. A large stock of Pipes of all 'kinds to
choose from—prices from 6O to $10. In fact, I
have the largest and best assorted stock in tbe
County of Huron. The work department is
under the Management of skilful workmen, and
we guarantee Of; give satisfaction. All goods
Bold by us will beengravedfree of charge..
Give its a trial:
Wit R •
Counter
MANAGER.
AQ•••••••••
BY-LAW NOS- 6
—OF THE—
Township-of Tackersiaitla,
For the Year 1089
-1M.M.1.11M.1.,•••••••
Mo repeal a,By-Latv of the Township f Talc.
ersmith, Number 2,,• passed January 19th,
1876, entitled a By -Law to estabilsh a Town-
ship Board of School Trustees in the Town-
ship of Tuckeronith.
Whereas on the 19th day of January 1875,t.
By -Law was passed. by the Township of Tucker -
smith to establish a Township Board of School
Trustees in the said Township of Tuckersmith.
And whereas upwards of twenty ratepayers
in each of a majority of the School Wards of the
Cagn Township have petitionedithte"vor ItIZ
ratepayers of the Township for the repeal_of the
By -Law under which the Township School
Board was established.
And, whereas, the said By -Law to establish
a Township Board of School Trustees hasbean
in existence upwards of five years, .
And, whereas, it is necessary - to appoint the
time and place for taking the votes of the rate-
payers and appointing Deputy Returning Offioers
to take the votes of the said ratepayers -al said
meeting on the said question.
Be it therefore enacted by the Municips.1
Council of the Township of Tuckersinith, (1)
That the said By -Law No. 201 the Township
of Tuckersmith January 19th, 1875, en-
titled a By -Law to establish a Township Board
of School Trustees in the Township of Tuck.
ersmith, be, and the same is herehy repealed.
(2) That this By -Law ehall come into operation
and take effect on the let day of January, 1890,
(3) That the votes of the ratepayers 1;1)0 be
taken on the 22nd day, of May, 1889, commencing
at the hour of nine O'clock in the morning And
from thence continued until 5 o'clock in. the
afternoon at the following plaoei, viz.: -
Polling Sub -division No. 1, at &hod house
No. S, Egmondville. .
Polling Sub -division No. 2, at School house
No. 6, on -Concession No. 2, H. R. S. —
Polling Subdivision No. 8, at School house'
No, 2 Coneeision 3, L. R. S.
The New Grocery,
SEAFORTH.
Sharp Livens
Have opened a new Grocery and Provision Store
on Main Street, Seaforth, firsti store south of
Kidd's Hardware store. They have a complete
stock of
CROblc.ERY,
EEDS, •
PROVI
Will have on hand A carload of plows,Iland.
rollers, harrows, and a large -stock of thotie two -
furrow gang plows which -do their work like
men. Farmers wanting land rollers, now is the
-
time to send in your orders, .Fatmers will save
their hard cash by giving T. Mellis
nos THOS • MELL1
KIPPEN. 1122-
favorab1e terms, and will e sold VERY CHEAP
FCR CASH.i
The hghet -market price allowed for Farm
Produce.
ji_7_Sla_al_l_r_pfits and quick returns our motto
Ca
..and 5ae.41/15
SHARP &
SEAFORTH.
Polling Subdivision No. 4, at School house
No. 9, Concession 9, H. -R. S.
That Henry Colbert be Deputy Returning
Officer for Polling Subdivision No. 1.
That James 13roadfoot be Deputy Returning
0fAcer for Polling Subdivision No. 2.
That Samuel Smillie be Deputy Returning
Officer for Polling Sub -division No. 3.
That James Cumming be Deputy; Returning
Officer for Polling Subdivision NO. 4. •
(4) That the Reeve of the municipalitrof the
Township of Tuckersmith shall attend at the
office of the clerk of the said Township of
Tuckersmith on Tuesday, 21st of May, ISW, at
the hour of ten o'clock A. Me,' for the purpose
of appointing persons to attend at the various
polling places aforesaid and final summing up
of the votes by the clerk,. respectively on be-
half of persons interested in and promoting or
opposing the By -Law respeotively.
(6) That the Clerk of the said munielpidity
shall, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noenron the
23rd day of May, 1889, at his residenoe in •the
Township.of Tuckersmith, sum up the number
of votes given for and against the By -Law and
grant the requisite certificates thereunder.
ROBERT B. McLEAN, Reeve.
S. SMILLIE, Township Clerk. '
1\TOrMIC-
-The :above is a true copy of a By -Law which'
has been taken into consideration and provis-
ionally passed by the Council of the Township
of Tuckersmith and which will be finally passed
by the said Counoil in the event Of ;the assent
of the ratepayers being obtained thereto after
one month from the firet publication of the
said By -Law in the newspaper called Tits
Hulot( EXPOSITOR, the date of which first
pubil-
cation was the 26th day of April,1889, sad that
at the hour, day and places mentioned therein,
fixed for taking the votes of the ratepi.yers the
polls will be held.
SAMUEL SMILLIE, Township Clerk. '
John S Porter's
. Furniture Warerooms
—AND—
Funeral Reform
XSTABLISHMENT,
BEAFORTH,
Being determined not to be undersold by any
other establishment, I am now selling furniture
at only 10 per cent. above cost. Would also say
respectfully tothe people .of Seaford' and sur-
rounding country, that I keep no other thau
first class stock in all the branches of the Under-
taking department, bought from thlt- best-finns
and on such business principles that enables me
'to sell at much lower rates than Mr. Riffiertiton
quotes. Be amuses me of publishing what he
terms 14 claptrap." Now, the wide-awake
people will no doubt be able to define what be
means,by this term and come to a sensible con -
elusion of who deservee their patronage: the
man who is obliged to cut down his prices, of
the man who bas been the means of breaking
up this monopoly and .starting an bonest ond
much needed reform. 'If those who bave had •
dealings with this scientific undertaker wilt
oompare his previous charges with- his present
quotations, I am sure their eyes will be opened
to gross injustice in the -tune of their trouble.
I would here say that I only intend to -conduct
all funerals that I May be favored with on
strictly honorable principles. My Funeral Di.
rector, Mr. Holmes, will give every satisfaction,
having had both city and town experience fei
number of rears. He will attend all night calls.
Residence—North Main Street,riearly omosits
Salvation Army Barracks. Joint S. PORTXR.
.S.-1 beg to apologise to the public for this
controversy on such a delicate subject, but se
bave to defend myself against &combination
and do justice to A non-oornbine, I feel com
pelled to do so. JOIINS. PORTSR.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The underegned has a new, comfortable and
commodious- dwelling bows, containing Al.
necessary convenienoes and pleasantly situated
On John Street in Seaforth, which he will «11 or
rent on reasonable terms.
Be also wants any quantity of good SAW
LOGS of all kinds, delivered at his Toney Saw
Mill in MoKillop.
1099 , THOMAS DOWNEY,Seaforth.
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