The Huron Expositor, 1876-01-14, Page 11JANUARY 21., 1876.
NOTIC4 TO CONTRACTORS.
I* received at thili oilice for the enlargement
this Cauca, consisting of the tviderung and
petting from short distance above Look No.
St. Gebriel Lock, upwartie to the Itiver St.
trence at Lachine; embracing the construction
l -new Look at Cote St.Peal, taking down and
Hitting the tipper portione of the pt °sent lock
kerts, bridge piere, and a 'levy entrance look at
thiuenend the formation of a channel and
in on the south or river fade of the existing en-
tice. The werke will be let in sectione of the
eetivelengthe indicated on a map of the line
ein together with plans and epeettications of!
varlet:le tvorks,can be seen at tide office, and
le Lachine Cantu Ofilee, Montreal ; at either
"cia places printed. forms of tender can be
eee. Tenders for Section No. 0, or what lit
e the Rock Cut," and Section No. 10, ;at
wiii be received until tee art ival of the
end Western mails ou 'Wednesday, the
lay of Jannasy next, plena and specifications
which ca.n be seen at the places above mention -
nil after 'Wednesday. the, 5th day of Jaime
. For other parts of the works, tenders
be teethed. until Taesdey, the :Het day of
h next, and for which, plans and specificat
emu be Been ra tile respective places above
1, on and after Tnesdity, the Ith day of
Contractoni are rennested to bear in
drat Tenders will uot be considered utiles*
strictly in accorditece with the printed
ets, and—in the cage of ante-. except there
. attached the acttaal signatures, jibe nature of
oecupatiott and place of reaitience of each
mber of the game ; and farther, att accepted
of from Otte to Three Thoneand Dollars, ac-
me to the extent of work on the 9ection, must
rapauy each Tender, which shall be forfeited
he party teudering declines or hale to enter _
o coutraet for the works when called upon to do
- at the rates stated in the offer subnaitted. The
onnt rentiired in each. ca Be will be stated °nth°
:a of teuder. The cheque or money thus gent
at ill be re,turned to the reepcotive partiee whose
nders are not accepted. For the due fulfilment
the contraet, satiefeetory security will be eee
'real on real estate or by deposit of money, pub-
nattnicipal itecurities, or bank stock to the
mat of hve per cent. on the EMU of the'
tract, of whieh the sant gent in wi.th the ten -
ill be etinisitiered a part. Ninety per cent.
of the progreesestirnatett will be paid until
completion of the works. To each Tender
he attached the actual signatures of two
nsible and solvent peafowl, residents of the
`talon, willing to become suretiee for the
tylag ont of these conditions, as well aa the
formance of works embraced in the con.
Tula department dace not, however, bind
accept the lowest or arty tender. By
17., BRAUN, Secretary,
AUCTION SALE
a fraluaRe Farm in the Town -
814 Stanleg.
-.f.:itsraNT to an order of fiale, dated the 18th
I. Day of December A. 1). 1875, naade by the
tor Judge of the Couuty Court of the County
titturon, in the matter of partition between
litiont Duncan and ()therm, Defendante,
tee will be soid by public Auction,ly GEORGE
, Tat` ettiAN, Auctioneer, at iflor ales floe
it tit the Vilinone of- ifiertyfielii, on teat -
slay, rite ".dretit Day or itliarch, A. Jte.
i'76, at 12 o'clock- noon the following valuable
t Bayileld Road concession, in the Township ,of
inley, in the County of Heron, conteining S5 -
res of Lend, more or lesit, The soi1 is the best
y loam. Ablaut 70, acres are cleared, welt
teed, and in a high atate of cultivation, the
lame is wellwootied with the, best hardwoods.
ere is npau the land x large brick bowie, with
-ck kitchen and outbuildings, large frame barn,
t • orchard, consieting pertly ot beeline' trees
I partly of young trees lutelt- planted'. The
el is on, the grayel road leading from Reynold.
Si:alert/a, is ahout St miles frail Bayfield, and,
tiles fromItrucefield, and is in all respects a
,st desirable and valuable property. The title
lodieputable and Tree from all ineumbrances.
:RMS -10- per cent. on day of side to the Ten-
,: or his Solicitor, balance to meke one-third of
relatiee mouey ha ewe month, remaining two -
"Ids, at ciption of purchaser, to remain on mort-
vabie in two equal. animal instalments, the punt
itser to be tot into immediate` poinession. In
ter reepecta the conditions of /ale will be the
'31(lint.; conditions (4 sale of the Court of Choate
no Per further pratieulare apply to Moser&
ticitore, Goderieh, or to the plaintiff on the
nis. Dated Go derich, December 20, 1875'.
ISAAC F. Texa,
Junior Judge County Court, Huron.
CHANCERY SAL.E.
rizesti En -tate, ted In the TtrtvW
*Lap of Hoy, County of lumen.
FULSITANT to the Decree made in the cause
eerie- VR.. Curry, and bearing date the 15th
ofltiovember, A.- D. 1875, there Will be gold by
Sinn Auction, with the approbation of Henry
teDerreottrEsquire, Master of tide Coutt at
elerich, on TUESDAY, the EIGIITH day of
D. 1870, at 12 o'cloek noon, by
-2 geld Master, at MeGREGOR'S TioTEL,-for-t
nay Itattenburytt, hi the Village of BRUCE-
ItLit, in one lot, the followir.g valuable farm
the Township ef Ilay, in the County of Huron,
riteinieg One Hundred Acree. Fifty aerea are
ared and under cultivation and fenced. The
nainder is a good hardwood bush. The soil is*
ed clay ; on it me a frame how* oue etory- high
ft sixteen feet by twenty-two, 14 log barn and a
r etable. The land is situate within four mile0
-he Village of Zurieb, and within four miles of
r, London (travel Road, and ie convenient to
[itch and school house. The title to the land
ieditputable. I he purchaser must pay down -
elle time of sale a depoeit of 10 per rent. of his
rehase money to the 'Verulers or their Solieltont,
d the balance within one month into Court to
credit Of this cause, withont interest ; on
Freon: of which balattee he will be entitled to a
xveyance and to possession of the land. The
!petty will be put up at an upset price of $4000.
e °tiler cendite ne of the elle are the standing
elitions of the Court of Chancery. Further
ticulers may be teamed in the meantime at the
[tee of T. Garrott-, Esquire,' W. It. Settler,
quire, and Messre. Cameron it: Me -Fadden, Vent
re' Solicitore, attil of the mid_ Master. Dated
H. rilfteDERMOTT,
Mast er at Gooeriehe
Vendors' Solicitore, 422
Partnerehip heretofore eubsisting between
the uedereigted, under the firm name of WTI, -
AMS CLUFF, has been, diasolved by mutual
tsent, The busioese will h&renit,er be carried,
.by J. It. IVilliatee. All debts contiacted by
:late firm will be ligaidated by Jt R. Williams,
ad debts due the late fere will be collect-
ny hint. J. It. vi'lrziams,
Noer_44, GLUT.
; connection with e above the unadereigned
f cent s to state to hie numerona dustoinera and
:tole time he intern:le to erattinue :the mentifee-
t- tirst-eiass pump{ and eisterne as hereto -
at the eld stand. "tie has now each, facilities
:tin triable hint te turn out a better article for
una.ev than any other establiehment of the
te section.
thoee indebted to him he would ietythat an
.01,..thete settlemer, t desired, as be he argent --
Sr need of money.
tforth Pump Factory.
J. R. WILLIA51151_
fE LONDON, AND BRUCE
RAILWAY IIAS COME.
DLEAR THE TRACK.
FIE nutittsigned, in thanking the pablic ter
the very liberal tepport accorded him in the
t, ttow takes the idefteure of infOrminv there
t he has rented the shop formerly occupied by
. Joint Cooper; and that he has ifeettred the Or-
e; of a first-ehtesillacksinith in the person f
1 kuown in thia section lis a, steady and am -
antedating roan and finite:Nee horse-shoer, one
he requisitee eeldt In found in our blaeltemith
,ps. Ile is now prepared to fill all ordere alieh
eery be favored with. He has notv on hand
ins still manufacturing Sleighs and Cattets,
*h for routeriat, style and price defy coml.*
tin, as nothing- but the very best of materiel es
ii, All those in want of any of the above will
ne All work warranted. Jobbing done with
tne-se and dispatch, r
WM. EDGAR, Kipper:1.
A fool is not alw-afiasharned of his
laughs at his own jokes. 1
own offspring although Ihe invariiibly
—A Yankee editor observing "the en -
4
sus embraces 17,000,000 women " ks
education of Scotland is this, which s me
—What a conipliment to the relilui
one says is the true test of a Scotsman.
" Ask him to repeat the twenty-third
Psalm ; if he cennot do it, be sure he is
—A young man suffering from "Iteed-
no Scotsman."
itary gout " said he didn't mind the pain
so much, "out,"saidlie, "the thought hat
some old aneester had all the fan of ac uir-
-An undertaker, who was brieldy r-
nishing up ti coffin, being asked 1;h it
was br, replied, " I can't tell which but
two women have started out on a tal in
match next door, and it'll be sure to eul
in the death of QM of 'an 1"
—An impudent lawyer, of New Y rk,
meeting a, soldier with very full whis ors,
said " I say my dear fellow when are
you going to.put your beard, on a peace
service ?" "Not until you put your tongue
mi the civil list," was the retort.
—A foolish old bachelor says : "Young
men keep clear of calico if you want to
do anything great. Calico is a baneful
institution. A pair of sweet lips; a pink
waist, and the pressure of delicate hand
wilt do as much to unhinge a man as the
measles and the doctor's bill to boot.7
—That was a shreWd girl, and not! de-
void of sense either, who remarked, *hen
other girls were making fun of her short
skirts, and affected to be Much sho ked
at the exhibition thereof a a party, " If
you'd only pull up your dresses a ut
your necks where. they oug t to be, they'd
be as short as mine 1' She was not
treubled any more.
—" I don't care much f r a quiet b by;
but I dote on a squalling ,One," said an
admiringly chorused all the mother in
the room. "Not at all," esponded. the
hachelor, " because, you s e, as soon as a
brat begins to squall,, it's always t ken
: from the room !' -The bachelor ha no
sooner delivered himself ithus, than he
took himself from thle room, fol-
lowed by maternal execrat'ons. i
—A Scotch elergyman; rimed Haxiton,
one day said to Mr. Smibert, the minis-
ter at Capar, who, like himself, was
blessed. with a foolish, or rather wild,
11
youth for a son, " D'ye ken,' sir, that
you and I are wiser t an Solomon ?"
411101i- can that be, George ?" inqu red
whether his son was to be a- fool r a
wise man ; but baith you and I are qnite
Sure that our 80118 are fools.",
Troubles of a Newlk-Wedde
Pair.
The Troy Pree8 tells an amusing s ry
of the vexatious disappointments w ich
betel a recently -married pair. It r ads
thus : " George W. Pratt, of Pittsf rd
Monroe County, and his wife were made
one just before Christmas, and like most
people started on a wedding trip. Port
Henry was their destination, and they
reached, Saratoga in safety. Here the
groom found it necessary to ' see a man '
just opposite the depot, and he left his
blooming bride in the car. He ' would
be back in a Minute,' but while he was
looking through the bottom of a tumbler
the train stetted off and left him. , The
bride continued her jouniey alone, while
like a madman to get somebody to stop
that train and bring back his bride. He
finally burst into tears and fell prostrate
on the street. Constable J. W. Gilbert
volunteered, to assist the man in his
trouble. A dispatch was sent to Port
Henry for the bride. She, sensible woman
that she was, got on the down train! to
come back after her husband. The I up
train and the down met at Saratoga.
When the former came into the station
the bridegroom boarded it and was whirl-
ed away northward just as- the down
train drew up to the station having on-
board the wife. The situation is now re-
versed, and Mr. Gilbert felt embarrassed
with a new bride on his bands instead of
the g000rn. More dispatches to rort
Henry followed. The wife took the next
train north at the same time as her lus-
band took the next trein south from ad ere
he was. Half way between Saratoga and
-Port Henry the trains pass, one Win ing
. on a siding, the other not stopping. At
this particular point the husband and
wife passed 'unbeknownst' to each other.
When the groom reached Saratoga! he
found his wife had left for the north !add
reached on the last train, and ditto wife
when she reached Port Henry. Finally,
an order was sent to Port Henry peremp-
torily requiring the wife to stay where
she was fill the husband should come.
By observing this order the two got to-
gether at last, and everybody was ha py,
including Officer Gilbert."
[et -
1
clarets and cog 4: that tileareely rried
and lower class s have always just
stincts. He r Et ribk She herd in
got through i I Ingle stun er e Mount
pethaps, and Y it wa ,hard to ay how
much the st on ihead ef these' sturdy
Dintrionts ch orgather Ver he
The very miL ors s ,t ithe sea of the
gences of the lie, and we beli ve there
were no me tneetifigs in the Country
than those t etrame oft an man a 091111 -
try manse o le sblemn oceasio IA the
ishioners, el r end a I, gathere round
the beef and ns -at a curlin dinner
bandying th al jests and r partees,
that h.ave ge beta pOint, ad Pith,
. and then say if e &etch are an naocial
people. The el rgyinen and the flecks,
when in the ofineeting on a ortmon
ground of a day, come
sten each thoroughly,' lid the
worthy ministe who rade the f
most sensible an Mincein out amo g others
the blessing My brethren th re is ho
more harm in s ing than in thi king it,
if the fr ,s holds, be on the ice
to -morrow mor ng at ' N y, talk-
ing of churches manses, loo at tbe
-yard before t e let of worship f a fine
,morning. Th en a e ranged long the
wall in their a ihath lack, like rows of
rooks in the e -turn d farrow , laying
their heads ti g her in eager c hverse -
and the good Ves' *o home i .groups'
fear, of other u pets than the it rmon.
Blackwood. .
Bret Harte wile.13 lecturing in ennsyl-
appointments he! felt very much dePrese-
are told, to b rageountally me ancholy
mood now. of th cOmmitt e went
in back of the nes to see him, and the
glean' of unue ,1 gOod sunshine They
shook hands I' Ito "earnestly, nd, the
will find this nusually bealt y city."
At this jii t
Sooiability of ths Scotch.
For golfis an eminentlylsociable game,
and it could never have become as popu-
lar as it is, had not the Scotch been an
eminently sociable peopled We knolw it
iii the faehion among th se who know
nothing of them to say tha their manners
are reserved, if not repelli g. Doubtless
pon in not precipitating hemselves into
the arms of silky strange s ; and when
they consent to bestow " he pleasure of
their acquaintaxe.e," they lo it like Capt.
Cage, with a good deal
formality. But they hay
hospitable as Arabs to a'
came to their gates wit
recommendation. Before
f preliminary
always been
the slig test
the days of vit.
Lege hotels and cheap exenrsions, a single
introduction passed a stratiger from house
to house over the length and breadth of
the land. His worst embarrassment was
in tearing himself away f om the s me -
what oppressive iniportuni les of his 1 ind-
the Scotch have carried s ciability t ex-
cess, till the national virt e came to erge
company at Tully Veolan was so loa i to
part, they dragged the Baron away rom
his own hospitable table, to empty the
tappit liens at Lucky Maeleary's m ser -
able change house. Read Dean Ram ay's
stories of Scottish humor among the or-
farshire lairds, whose native wit n ver
showed to as much advantage as
they were doing each others the h
of their choicest bins. Or Archibald
stable's Mentiors, :with the memoran
Mr. Hunter's bacchanalian tours among
the same convivial gentlemen, With! the
excessively wet nights at Brechin Castle
and elsewhere, Perhaps the old alliance
with the French laid the -foundation4 of
the eocial education of the Scottish en-
try,as it supplied themavith those fat ous
hen
on -
of
mitteeman
asked :
" Who dead
grave reply.
The commi
might into t e
lecturer.
coroner, or s
you could fin(
day has died I,
ed the committ
Out, and bets
if possible, w
he is dead, t
to leave the c
but feel une
not _well to -n
. The kind
mediately hu
When in hi
night a serv
wished him
hall, as he w
went down,
teeman.
you," he said
information e
death -rate I
age."
teeman.
n for to -day,' was the
an stared wilt all his
minovable fac of the
clerk h re, or r gister, or
hint e that! f whom
e so od, the to find
corntri nee th lecture
I am a right, for I am
early t -morr morn -
ed co mittee an im-
oin at !the tel that
step d wnstai in the
d to se him. r. Harte
here , et1 the commit -
Q
The first s
profanity is
temper. It i
over what c
especially sil
ate objects, s
not go up, s
together, stic
The best pla
find it out 80
helped all th
not mend in
Take a co
ject Swear
wrong, but a
oath you ut
passes your 1
good whatev
habit at once
not quit ?
oaths come o
your own co
your reasoni
your w ife, or
your sweeth
the provoca
would be ash
words pass y
ways in the
vulgar word
hear it. An
profane
^ The Wes
The New -
takes rather
influence of
sugar -cane.
the past few
unfavorable t
sugar crop.
usually war
warmer tha
or even May.
the three or
.and put on
incurred seri
again, or ha
literal miser
temperature
ranging on o
sundown, as
fine growing
it has prove
windrows ev
luxuriant gr
cultivate equa inuty of
Ways foolish to get angry
as w" dows 1 hat will
-pipes t at wil not go
that i not I split, etc.!
'to take such th ngs cool=
0 r, and i they c not be
, swearing n he wo 14 will
tt re.
en anis Iview of t iii subJ
ail
r.
ob
rhY
y foolish ; every,
Igar word that
you and does no
ot ui the vile
le yen say t at ou can -
yip ha e tried 4ut the
not sw ar before
,or you !sister or
atter hoW great
? Bec Otte you'
them h ar such
ut yon are al -1
that 1:1 does not
ot whit -1 d to be
ou
mot
no
d to
lips.
any
tie you
141 ns 2"11 eg of th
! hearte ng vie
I. , warm weather'
iI ie prof( cts of n
has o only
r Dee ber, it
, Those o took
r cold ys in
r win wear, h
ii opted nd sWe
le , isiroeiri as ,igc ;tic:1:r
posited ben a and
from which cane
brown and n t in t tender
the stubble hootin rankly
through the 1. S sons lik
fatal to the 0 are cif eed c
d inst.,
l• of the
ion the
ither of
tremely
xt year's
een un -
las been
in April
larm at
overnber
Ve either
g it off
tered in r A"
average F -
y toward
Call this
nd such.
at's and
he seed cane , de -
he brOad fields
as boen cut foe
ing their -tawny
green of
upward
this are
as well
THE HURON EXPO
as injunoui to the stubble intended for
reoultivation. Nothing harms seed more
cruelly than' the sptouting caused by this
unnatural warmth. The freexes which,
sooner or later„ we have almost every
year, inevitably kill the Oprouts, and the
handling -of the seed in planting time
generally destroys whatever the frost and ,i TEN PER.
ice have spared. The present season is I TEN PER
wholly nprecedented. We ask our oldest
citizens how many times within their
menion s they have seen pepper bushes
in full earing on Christmas :Day, with
bloom, lossom, piing and old !fruit,green
and red pepperi, all to be bad; according
to the te or faney of the piaci,. Very
seldom a venture to say. And as the
warmth is unprecedented both in quality
and dur tion, so will be the injury which
warath at this seaion invariably inflicts
upon th coming sugar crop."
Wont n Less Extravagant Than
Men.
The acy Engliali correspondent of
Harpe Bazar is not fat from the fact
in the following. observations : " It is
pleas= to think that there are some de-
fendere f women besides their own eex,
I have yself pointed oat that the crime
ness so much complained of in
often due to the vefy scanty
onerwith_Which the lords of the
furnish them, who themselves
nobly r fuse to look twice at a shilling ;'
the same effect : '18
05Mintillo/f8 deooxtrr.a7 aMgaennee's
re not commenly
re. A man 'spends
ways of which his
hing while the ex-
ce o a wonlan is almott certain
ntatioue. Indulge,* is his ots-
play, hers , and so hie sins are
whi1,6 hers advertise themselves ;'
ce that ought to written in let-
ters of old in everyhousehold—and paid
mcluch sagacity, andloften what
e ownright wisdom, in dogs.
W adorn in Dogs.
r Scott tells of his 4og Camp
angel stories. This dog had a
about him. He had been
nderstand a great many
uch that his Master felt very
the progress . hie dog had
nage, ttat the cOmmunica-
be gre 'tly enlarged. Camp
of eting
pocket-
creatio
by a ne au
persona expenses
evident as Vomen's
money 'n a liundr
travagi
to be os
ject—di
covered
a Bente
lior to
at the
the
Ther
seems h
Sir Wal
some st
wonder
what w sal
taught to
words, Deo
positive from
tion bet een
selves ight
was ve indiscrete one .day, however,
and bit th baker who wag bringing
bread the amily. " I beat him," said
Sir Wal r, "and exclaimed the enormity
of his o ewe ; after which, to the last
momen of Ir!s life, he never heard the
least al sion to the story, in whatever
voice or tone it wa$ mentioned, without
corner If the room, With great appearance
of distr es. hen if you said, ‘'The baker
was we 1 paid,' or ' The baker was not
hurt af er all,' Camp came forth from his
hidint 'lace; capered and barked and re -
The
says :
Police
Thursd
For thr
cancer
of too
past th
sore as
and th
liquid f
During
been al
this tu
and for
the poo
death.
was pr
relativ
which
less to
Starved to Death.
cw-Haven Journal of Monday
strange and painful fate was
an John Benson's who died on
y, in Norwich, at 'the age of 68.
e months had suffered from a
n the tongue—possibly a result
uch smoking. For two months.
ton e had been so swollen and
a solute prevent all eating,
muff rer wa kept alive by
od means of a tube.
the last'ten or twelve days it has
ost imposs.ble even to introduce
. so bad w the cancer growing;
four or five ays before his death
man was literally starving to
The imm iate cause of death
nounced to be starvation. His
s and. friends, aware of the fate
as coming th him, stood power -
vert it.
WI
._, RECEIVED AT
LIAM
,GRY COTTONS,
JD
DRILLINGS,
SHIRTING
HAVING 11URC
UNDER
ASED These GOODS
VALUE
Owing to the Pressure the times, I am enabled
I to oft r there at
Prices That Wi Astonish Buyers.
WINTER GOODS
to such Low Figuifis that must
elea them.
REM
WILLIA
Oppoliite the
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mai
HERE '!IIE VitOODBINE TWINE111.
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bOTS
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ERS I DRY GOODS
G, BOOT AND SHOES,
MENCD TO SELL OFF
ALL MY mei( OF
lothing, Millinery, Mantles,
IND SHOES ;FOR CASH ONLY.
REIVIE713ER
"P -MMA -.4
NOW
1
THE
INSP
E 10 PER OENT. DISCOUNT' SALE
AT
KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
TIME FOIFI GOOD BARGAINS.
ECTION INVITED.
E E T RA D E-.
1.
Buy Y ui GROCERIES F I Me a4d Save Money
– T ESE HARD TIM S. LOO -k H.E.RE :
Teas 45e.
Best
TEN POUN
lb. Teas, 60e. per lb wort '75c. Teas at 70c. per lb., worth 90c.
ack Tea, 90e. per lb., orth Sugars—best value in tow_n.
WHITE GRANT' ATE SUGAR FOR $1. NEW RAISINS,
CENTS, PER POUN and fther Groceries equally cheap.
The best in the Market. Flour, $2 50 per Hundre
Large Stock of Provisio
Don't Pal
GOO
DELIV
Successor to Strong ale
RED PrtOM
Pounds—Warranted Good or No Sale.
0 always on hand.
Purchase Goods Cheap for Cash.
ves that the aboint fs no blow.
TLY FREE OF CHARGE
THE
IntimstoS to
Print
New
Oran
Lento
Town
Pickl
Labs
10 LBS.
MER
a many Friend
HITE SU
Also atoes, Carrot
Flow and Feed
Y SEA
ON IS COMIN
ILLIAM ALLEN
hat his Stoc of Chrietanas GRocEFIES la Very Complete in
Bright Sag I"
Icing Saga
Citron Pee
Fruit- Bloc
Bufferiu
New Roblin',
Lemon Peel,
Wine Biscuit,
Soda Biscuit, ,
Oyster Cracker*,
I Candies, ate.
LBS. BROWN SUGAR FOR.$1.i
les, Fish, Lard, Britier, Cheese, Hemet &c.
loods Delivered Promptly:
0
A CI NEW
LI tNTS
OF ALL HE UNICIPALITIES OF 'NE COUiT
PING A L WI L ENJOY A MERRY TIME
. GRAND StiCCOS,
jOHNS ,84 R,OWCLIFF,E,
nom ibair hale And their'Itotdture
terMined to ember in the
1.1 IN .-EAFQRTII.
-TORONTO- D ELSEWHERE
7roeie_iirouslinei 'c:U our ,etoelt, but haring that
a8 :good oalia aE heap
IN ISEAFORTH
4:any other phee, weir° de- ermined to
GIVE -1T A Ti414.
OUR NEW FA TORY
New
Pr
ajiMPLETE iWORKING ORDER.
With; New Maehtnety, Bound Dry Ntaterial
We Are Determined to the
Leading Furniture Oness
•
OF SEAFOR
As tilual, in the 641 stand of T. apos & do.,
i where the t
Still clouting° to Attract Alentihn.
hEminthER
ThiE FINEST HOARSE
HOSTMAS IS CO INC.
1p.,0WNE
arUST ITER1140FinS
CORISTMAt GROgEillES
FIRST
B4AUTIFUL
CrrantO an Aalsins,
eimiiit Caddies 'of Five rd Tim Pounds to
1
J. BROWNELL.
INT011%Ck
Fll ISHING ANCif
MACHINE SHOP
1SEAFORTH, ABOUT THE 20TE
OF DECEMBE
hen contracts b entoreld 1 to tor
URING 1AND SAW'', MILLS.
" de .of Repsits done on Short N Lice Ala
11,u Id of
BARN kep on hand. "
410
P OPLE ARE F NDiNG OUT
WHIP
s to do . part toward their enjoyment has laid in
TEikr PRUNES SUGAfM,
GEN* RAL GROC.ElUES;
utsual, sold ff for very email profits.
ARE D, RE AND CHEAP,
J ES MURPHY, Seaforthl
OCKERYI AND
SALE T
HALL &
RE IS
Tja-
GLASSWARE
A MALL AMOUNT YET ON HAND.
C if Yotv Wamt to Get Goods
at Cost Price
HALL A.VEY.
LIPSE OATMEAL I LS.
ow IN FULL, OP R TION.
ot Braley,
0 Neal, Split P
All Kilatledoned lifintiesdsleedygOonstand F astly7i.onoatinea‘Ifantl;
pita for Oats,