The Huron Expositor, 1876-02-11, Page 3llll';llY .1 1 X76.
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LEGAL
Batriater, Attorney, Sodit'ittr¢
lu Mt Leuua i new block, corner
dd Wtttct OO Street, (Ioderich. 417
t'1:ADLTL,*4`, 1)arrlsfters And
Charrccry#sleych. so
tf . �tCBAX'DL'!i.
EI SLI LL, C vayttltecsr and O ini 1e
in 11. B., Wrox^t t:r. Auctioneer and
Accounts. and notes collected oil:
rrms. 46(d
lice
.h
aC., (poi
r rttortre}r Solicitor in
eridYh and hcaforth. 01-
a Store, Goderich, and.
:h. :,ifil,
CO LL, D rristers, Attorneys -rat.
drl:4 in Cbandcrs.: oti,ries I'abltc,
trd I3rusIEEhr. W.11. Sc(rtitry God.
Iktt In Brussels. 41;
SON & 'WATSON, Barristers, Atter--
Sone/Una
tter.Sone/Un in Chancery, &e., Clinton,
- -lira dour cnnt of the new Ilona
:rnk l i flding.. !honey to loan on farm
)trot. 40-1 0. A. WATSON.
MEYER, L'ttrristers and Attorneys
:Solicitors in Chancery and Insolvency,
, Notaries Public, etc, Offices -Sea -
Is $23,0ou of Private Funds to
�E,.at Eight percent. Interestisle
53
•.gsa'S. r(. cr. C. stsrLrt..
ltfllSI::STk:D,Iiarri+tern, At
•, Solicitors in Chancery and
€rtt ri Public and Conveyancers.
rtin 1. E.`<Dank,Se:Itctrtb,, ALfentefor'
if= f •. armee (ornytuay,
to1€.add at s Per cent, ramie
re+,
.r;E1I� at CA, IA.
'(T, M. D. Ate.. Physician, Surgeon and
bearrtrt:h, ()rt.. °fliers and rest -
of rioEie2ichStreet, first' door
in Church. 843
4.1
• OE, 3I. D., C. 3f.. 1'flysicia?t, Sur -
'- e., Coroner for the County of Idnrots.
idicnne, curlier of Ifarket aid High
o the Planing Mill.. .
sYELL .ti 131I+(UESS, Physician,
s, and Aceoticheur.. (tPFICE-Mail
b. m.'r the Ht,i1ioll. .Toriti C t2rp-
d're)t.r:r ii,r. Iluruil; Joui A. Brit = 424 '[
M. D., C. 31., - (late of rim firm
vex A. Plielsiu, Stratford) Graduate of
lers.itc, Physician, Surgeon eon anti Ac-
iatotthr thitarirr. (lf:ie!,'-froom s in.
k, forint•i:y occupied by the Tate Dr.:.
ce-Ce+muu rcisil Hc+cel, wilt i t-
rltbrook on Tueadul-.t dine Frfdslyi. 8431
WSLE1, M. L., L. It, C. 11,3, Ii.,,
of Co!Iege•of Physlei:.nlr gild! Sur.
iu. :stet Rouse Sr -'sun of 1s"ifnge-
lids Lying-in 1lni +1, PL's$efnn,:
.1 -stir. Vffice-Albert. Street,.
ream, Mills Itesi.:ence--Piston
Con.•uercial hotel„ Clinton,, Ont.
(mile puU''tntlll; attended to both in
r, VT V Di'L . L D. 1 ,, Sur000tt
J)c'=tirt,at ,`ienfol•t1:, Ontario
_ate- work, 1.ttcvt tstylcsl, neatly
c:i.cetite(1. All r-ltrhir•al operations
tI t i re t n•l prutuptftode. fedi u t low
i..ai1:t'td r•t-t1 herr-. Office durtirs from
P. 31. Lazarus cQvc..r Mr. A. GI Me -
toy., hauls-st. 27tl
1"0.11T, V t Unitary Surgeon, G4 rein.
tcrir.ary Ce(11(• c, Sc'afoitli,.
flrl 1t(•4lrle tree hi, rear of hillc,><lan *S:
l; Irnr:'lu, t1y atteralcd to, Right or
•1, 01 t a:G: itrftt; rut iticiaes on liana,
, •nit le. Ifnrs(': CXaIi.#herd Blit() sound-
titicsaten „t:cn ifrt'lrilracl. 140
II'LLLL V. S., Tier.ziUUate ar:c11'rice-
Cerncll t'irvcri,itt1tbites, N ,, rind
Ontario Vete deal yd,olleF<,1'od/tt°,
rIutut'ntlyiaVat rsa,:wbtrclie►sfllbe
rn t v:.i:t....` to attend I.rd to all kinds of
r,1 kinds of annuals [man exeeted),
f weatl.e:, and at all hours. ;L:ebi-
tv.C7 t:..r,i°ts !Wit of Cook's 1i'ern-
? 1319
E AIEIt, V. S. tirttduatt,• o , the
t cterk try College.. After idr.Sf •siting
practice with Professor Smith, of
-, settled in Sc;aforth, in the Ofliee
pied by iri 13.trg srr, Main. `street,
1 c 1,,=rr t i tidy to tient u11 dr.ctaisee
t „ttc•1:.tifrl_.sf:, A:I e,116 vlogtl'tly
'by tray or night. A large r-Lo(:k of
strait_ ernlirrt%tiny ort It:cncd, 1L4,rs0
ti) '+rtsrr:+ t i ate Britt rts 'cater
of Un l i r;. I ori Corr t. l4rju. 11011-
,0,1;e the T..t r).,r•:o[, ()flier, 421
l'cartical Wrats 1(1.tlakcsr and
tirul.'.I'Custom( is will Burt it to
t to exit! with toeail they will have
rtrt h.:I, I ifterir:.,,I experience in the
403
rk 1il l t(1it4.- t1I pardon iiniviitett
+ensign, `+, eftltr r by mote or book lac-
1testae to r .til and scttlit at ouee or
.4 will be pi neer! in Court for caller-
ik('N.e ,N, Saddler, Brussels. 413*4.
.t :T. LIVELY, Y, Seafortit, ()tit. T. A.
I'rcfpriet(r. Comfortable unI elegant
1tnst-ct:rhs reliable horses always
i 'es /nod -elate. 0giee c,ncd Ktnitles, oat
t. Ser onai door c tu;t of Stain street.
any of the notelet promptly; a tttaiid-
1i tt' hI Td,l.-.fella Sd'in‘ex,
t r. This hotel is situated on the
ID rriilusr,reth of Scnfortkt, and los-
t -r•tnrirrld d.tiutt i:a.Irl ct,rrfort for tilts',
▪ it
brands of 1i !sons and cigars kept.
lel a careful and attentive hrC„tler fn:
tsuoed st:ahltug in connection "with-
35°
.1I4l'.i PLANING MILL.
PtIM A; Y
`d Crile r + lerivG to thank Ills ntutlarous
i f'r
tin: liberal patrorsal;c extended to
,.uiencft's, iaudness itt Setifc,rtil, and
rutty be favored with a continuance
:i irrg to httild walla do well to give
mill continue to keep uu hailed
kinds sf
14 A't SIZES,
TLiN bs, MOULD I NG
GLE$, [ATI', ETC. }
indent of givh . 4,itis actio'rt to tli./se
:r hit- with th,:irpatronain ,. its hone
tfMane r. rree:.pployed.
t attc-trtxF n paid to Custom. Piaui *
4()11,1"; 11. 1:110A. f)FC/(YJ
t►
TillsE. FORTH
t l�yry{{{`
t
ALD
,,,ra tl.c L=. Lik that till';._ iridis re-
_ t Liu.. Ian i:ckrd tit ti.+jut t (,Awcoi
;o-,�F:i,_. ( Ir'l..s:. •rs eY rt.kft win:Var.
..
c E t+lfer ti: ,in it`:r,.. rt got .titissiiorfr
OF 1.: 311.i'.k , rlrs.-t.-curd and
i <... LATIf A.: f} :1If .(,I.1.3, all of
1,:r1'tital tt; 4r•1't :_ tiles,, pat pas-
- Cr: -L. f:in .Esti I iii? any quantity'
.;.ON Lis.'1ii.
'd tahers Se;11 gelid it to their xclttart-
rarlr stoek. 01.4 .t1E'E'rtfriit our inieee,
tt:`t-r4°Ir-mil=t re, 't!. V. C tai -F' in u)iroeitlon
e.t.letats t+• r`tt.. 1 Ir[ilcl tzkr r.,
�^ MT BEI k, 'M trl313 /SALTY.
FOR, WALTON•
. L
ETH TI j- y,1 Cr ,ArJi
`er.•r Special Marga ios in DFt
DS ur.id GRCIGEP1ES• In
41(4141li;' ttt,.cl loots and shoes he
t'a1r.e theta eau be got elsewhere.
efor kuuiselves.
I rsIN I) VAI4'ISHES
thwarts on Millie. Spceial
C asli lirlrehaserss.
t vita ( over -due; notes and accoiltrtsr
10 Nettle the saltie at oucc,. otherw
at Into other hands for collection.
FAItC1 i; Ilhlt L ITI
•
FEBRUARRY: 11; 1876.:
+
Gaieties,
When does a farmer do
sheep without hurting it''
folds it.
d --In what respcot does
resemble a dream ? 'In co
sleepers.
What word is that of ry h c , you
take away the first letter., al will still
still remain ? Fal:
There ate few domesticwrongs ` in.
flitted upon the wife byher h sband that
a seal -skin jacket won't heal.
—" Constitutionally tired" is now the
polite way of expressing the f t that a
man is naturally, lazy. We l've in won-
derfully
on-derf ully reined timers,
-You who are ashamed of your pov-
erty, and blush for your ' cal ing, are a
snob ; as' are you who boast of your pedi-
gree or,are proud of your w lth.
_%\re'thave heard many w men cam
plain of their husband's ncg1 t of home.
A spoonful of honey will eep more`
bees in the hive than will n of vin-
egar.
= ' I am sure I beg you pardon,"',
said ', a young American 1 y to her
right-hand neighbor at a . din err table,
after sneezing • violently--" I ope Trdid-
n't splash you ?" ' ' •
—A miss of 10 or 12 years, on er way I
to school,was heard saying th prself
" A noun is the name of any erson,
place or thing, and if ' an f the
girls have hooked that apple] fr nl my
desk, I'll raise a fuss with he whole
school." j
—Some robber having brok n into a
gentleman's house, went tote of
the servant, and told him if hem ved he
was a dead Iran. " That'sa f a hood,"
said he, " for if I move, I'm ur that
I'm alive,"
A lady put her watch under er ail-
low- the other night, but couldn't eep it
there because it disturbed her sleep. And
there, all the time, was her bell ticking
right underneath her, and eche never
thought of that at all,"
bre up ae
when h
lrwomotve
ting upon
r•h i f
—A " girl of the -period" mments
thus on Mormonism : How absurd--
four or five wives for one m n ; when
the fact is, each woman in these times
ought to have four. or five hue nds. It
would take about that number support
her decently !"
—A ponspp, ons fellow was di ing with
a country family, when the la l y of the
house desired the servant to t< .k ke away
the dish : containingthe fo 1, which
word she pronounce' fool, as s not -un-
common in Scotland. " I presume,
madam, you mean teal," said he prig,
in a reprovingtone. ``Very Si ell," sai
the lady, a Tittle nettled, "' e it so ;
take away the fowl, and let th; fool re-
main."
An Unlucky Kis
" Now," said. the old man, as he drove
in the last nail, "if they want -to swing -
-on the gate let 'cm do iti; i s strong
enough to holcl 'enc now, a td moon-
light's cheaper than coal oil, an, how,"
Husband, you're a brtate to talk that
way," saicl' his better half. •
"� 'VhtatOs the matter now; old! wo-
man ?':
" You know that Matilda doesn't
swing on tim gate with h r young
man . at night, Oh, that 'should
ever have lived to hear her OM n father
say so r"
" Now, look here, old wom n, don't
you condemn Matilda for that ? ' •
" Not condemn Matilda fo swing-
ing on the gate with a yo ng man
in the night ! ,Why, you v !gar old
wretch !"
" You'd better not,"
" Better not ? And she my o n child,
too ?"
" You're getting excited, my lean"
" You're an old fool and a rate to
talk to nip as you do,' You know t
never get excited, but I will indicate
My y child, even when her father , slanders
her/'
" I didn't do it,"
" I say yott did,"
"shut I say I didn't," -
" And I say you did, did, did
did,"
" You'd better go in the h
love."
"And lea=ve you here to sla der my
child. No, sir ; I'1.l have you un-
derstand that Matilda'g mother has
some respect for her, if her father has
not."
"My love, why will Yon fly ff on a
tangent and work yourself into such a
pet ?rr
" I'm not in a pet ; I never g t into a
pet."
" Now, + after all, whit have I said
against Matilda ?"
Said ?. Didn't you accuse her of im-
proper conduct ?"
"By -no means."
" Didn't you say she staid out at night
with young men, and it saved expense,
you old skin -Hint?"
"I was only jesting."
"Oh, you were l Your own flesh and
blood( my peor, innocent Matilda, to be
made a jest ! That 1 should ever have
lived" and the poor woman broke c.
so you
use, my
0
e
m
a
8
t
to
lx
ey
ne
tr
Yd'
' being made
1 keys. The e
inside, whery
atruntetlt in 1
time it Wats so
was regartded'r
• Saye
A represent
houses of 'this
and thrilling!
` within 200
nights ago.
being alone in
the scene of
days gone by
anxious to rea
fury of the sto
for an hour, h
from a fern -thou
approach being
dog, a negro
our commercial
cause of his vis
him to the doo
ingat it, retu
the stable. T e ra
swered by ao ng
Nashville, young ma
and was invited in
The lady ex
being alone by
had been sumer o
sick neighber
care of the ht,u
glided by, and ;1
genuine roluctan
young man was ss
negro who ha
steed. +
1
v
e
t
w
d
ti
cl t
to
v0
it -
ve
es.
rt
-et
be
e
8
1
e
al
vivo
cells
t><
lark
on
ad
Ire.
t gait ectad
ti -it is on tie
de,'" A' good in.
tiu2 that at that
good condition
blot
1
f
en
1
a
f
et'
e
tie
f
t
of
aA
at
as
mor.
the busi le
unexpect
a resldenf
ville a fe
y ( arkness ai
which had be
e ` ds hof horror
as naturally ve
leiter from the
riding rapidly
light gleaming
mi es distant. His
ed byy a watchful
he door, and after
escplained the
seer ant .conducted.
pa 1oe',? and knock=
k he horse to
oor was an-
whom the
his mission
1te
rs
4
4
11
Taking a sea
he sat until of
night," thinkin
of his nevi fema
the deep mutte
der, and the
the window. I
tions he was at
seemingly pro
down stairs.
volver, he tush
sprang into th
whizzed past hi
of the fire he ob
with the negro ho
door upon his a rival
a well directed low
the room, and ee t
sprang through 're
missiles folllowel hi r
bion
1'
yi
ied
di
e,
t t
re
he
tt
he
t
0
t
a
est,
th
iftgl
Ole
led
ti
ad
hes
e
Turning 11is
lady!, he discove
Taking a "[tick
applied it to he
much gratified
In a few rnoinen
and after thanki
asleep and slum
awoke, and sa
deavoring to op
which a large in
Being of a timid
a pistol under
;tired, and grasp's
;doing so made a
!lar turned ar:ou1(
I draw a glttterirg
seretimed, He s
she eluded him an
the negro follow
her, and as the y
door she fired at 1
him,
aid related her
t
to
t
lips
see
sh =
111
tor
red
the
t
ome
nd,
th
f t
Midi;
by a
fr
wn
it j
13
the
at t
0' hudd
oor
iu
er
It is, perhaps, meet! J
young couple chatted
turn of the parents in
had been compelled!
neighbor's house all
the storm, and w en
counted her adventur
that the old! folks we
,her deliverer.
In ;compliance With
trio, the young Maur
or than 11e at firstliil
he left he obtai diel;
lady to devote t e lif
Making him hap as
Nashville Amen
own
111
on
Ets e
rem
nd
er
ad
fo his opportune
She had fallen
untr she suddenly'
ieg o s rvant en -
fa +hers desk, in
nb oy'was kept,
e, s lad placed
low lien she re -
se, arid in
noise. The burg-
wh =n she saw him
fro hfs belt; she
to aril her; but
aro nclr the room,
& fin 11y caught
ma 1 e terecd the
sail: ut missed
10
ted
re
t'1
e
ey
s1
or
I son of he
ler parent
edside of 1
eft to tak
urs swift!;
a -spirit o
arted. Tb
nom by thi
his wear
e cheerful fire
to' ing time O
ut pnncipall
ndlistening to
di taut than;
e rain agains
of [his medita
scream whit
m the parlo
ng his re
steps an
etS a bulls
t e refectio
ady strugglin
et im at th
e h use. %Vit
le him acros
sky assailan
everal leads
quick success
to itl e' youn
fainte
hie pocket, h
xis soon ve
pea her oyes,
ully recover
he
e
w
e
r
88
Iawa
Ile
re
ht
leir
it
ve
he
lain
fide
a p
he
Jong
A Remar_ ab
George Agustu . al
oint i of death in �ive
f the -most rema abl
it generation of li er
His father was a rto
other an English wo
bout; 45 years of a
pan he has led a 1 fe
robably.killed an r rd
his, but which at , st
the -close., Sala w,a
outh, and a port
e had a very re ' os
eft ear, and a ne ons
e. He:married
eated like a'due
nee- was gained
'acme Quest, i
popular porodi
Household Words
and fame of the e
He spoke and wr
had been every 'ere
thing.' He 'was' he
riter on the iDail Te
ul nal he'wrote ; net
ents since the 1 ski
neral. He has3 ritt
d biography,: a d
mber. 1 -le coin le
ited a comic pa J i --r,
n books. Hbli ed,
rrespondent of �t = e
id, reckless Boll
g half-and-half 'n
�vspaper men, a on c
Sir Double jro D.
erybody by his t, 1
d his power df- od
A
" NoW, see here, old woman," aid the ev
husband, kindly, but firmly, "if you fu
don't hush your nonsense and tiry up, -
ght nu
night, ed
I'll tell Matilda's beau not to b
-swinging on the gate with her a
"Yes, I will ; because When I
courting young man, I was swin
the gate with a young wom
night, and Sam Solomon happ
pass by just ,as she gave me th
night kiss." 1
. She commenced feeling aro
OW
co
ing en in
one ne
necl to or
good- ev
nd for an
11
" It was the moist unlucky kis. I ever
got, for Sarni gave up trying after that,
and as soon as he got out of the way, it sa
W/18 me or nobody." in
lee and co
did, or Le
br
wit
o that rel
nierica un
ade by fou
Astor & Co., Coenhill, London, who be- sq
gan business in 1770, introdubing this qu
style of piano in 1772. /t has been in the scr
family of Mrs. F. D. Jermain, of Toledo, wa
eu
no
ool,
iamo
ym
ese
an.
d
hic
ary
as
an
n
a d
gaffe
.ma
Hi
ut
soy that the
u ill the re-
orriing, 'hery
air at their
on account of
dartghter ye-
as no ,wonder
y &crateful to
eq eat of the
d r uch long
But before
omise of the
saved to 1
s file
a
More
lying at the
has Intent one
nobleman, his
Skit is now
n that brief
would have
man long ere
rohght him
gly man in
lys prime.
afqess in his,
Mon in the
d, Iwhotn he
utiks to the •
e 0 the most
on on, In
en himself.
se every -
descriptive
It, or which
11 he great
lington's
41 novels
etc ies without
ys
ook
life
pin
atu
o14ry book,
he ondon
nobly drink-
oMpany of
d delighted
lc elf travel,
ed sarcasm.
ha compel'.
Polar bear
lai ed it a
6, rom the
ail ay Com-
ex ing em-
, who was
us))and and
tied in a bar -
and truck ;
ontgomery,
of the bear,
as she could
gh she was
he was res.
Pk n bones,
ica and ner-
no yet left
a Seal skin
of 'dem be-
nd the ani -
plaits in the
returned a
A Lady H ge
The Liverpool P Rt s
tion for being hu ge
Lime street stat on
urt of Passage! n
ndon and North es
ny. The victi of
ace was a Mrs. on
other. The be r
cl it was alleged
conscious of the
n herself in t
ue zed so sever
ite taken away.
s in was disco e ed
ed without suffe if
but not without p i fu
VOUS sensations, w oh
her. ; She wore at hp
11.
jacket, and the le ed.
ed that the condi' t of
referable to an as cia
tween this article If
mars former seal nt
Arctic. regions. T
diet for the plai
It was lucky he got over the fe
around the ilorner as quick as he
the surgeon. IwoulcIn't have had
easy job of it.
The Oldest Plano in Arne
In Toledo, Ohio, there is a pia!
was sent to the West in 1833, .bu
posed to have been brought to
in the last century having been
wa
at
As
for 75 years. Mrs. Jermain's mints, one •
of them now 84 years bf age, took 1,e.ssons
thereon when a young girl. It was bought
in Montreal, of a German music teacher
by Mr. .Termain's grandfather, Mr. Da••
vid Page, of Middlebury, Vt. It was
said that Mr. Jonas Chickering made a
study of this piano as a model for his
first instrument. The instrument is five
feet long by VI wide, with frame of ma-
ogany inlaid with satinwood, everything ver
by
by
As
1.
ome
er
on
of
he
oon
pl
Ina b
ph y
ave
asses
he b
ion
ex
ury
EW I!;IAOHINE 8110P.
,aDATO
I T 3iG
IS COME
'TEN PER CENT,
AVING fitted the _premises Or coy 00.' TEN pUtt tIENT.
TEN PER CENT,
eapiee by GRA & SCOTT, we are revered
TtN PER GENT:
to contract for
TEN PER. CENT.
TEN. PER CENT.
TEN PER CENT.
TEN CENT.
TEN PER CENT.
TEN PER CENT.
Heading and tave Machinery,
OILERS
RIST
as, ENGINES,
SAW
AND
ENERAL REPAIRS
TE BARSTu
FOUNDRY A
ET IMINCIM
D OTHER 411/100
NISHED.
D'IdANUFA.CTURIlliG Co.
Manager. H
near blanslon Volum 428
NON ILANING L.
customers and t e public generally of the Be-
nd more eommodi premises on : ,
o 1 of their Fact and Luniber Tar do new
RTH M IN !3T EFT,
Vh re, with inereas 4 !Scattier, and' porde new
hinery of the be t make, they wi continue
o anufacture end 11 all orders for
And adkinds Of
LANE6 LUM
At Pricea t Suit the Times
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To
cor
rge Stook of
LATH AN
%sorted Lumber! on Hand.
Receive Prompt Altessiiriss.,
subeoribers hereby thank their numerous
mere for the liberal patronage extended to
during the past, and hope, by atria iuteg-
nd close attention, to business, te merit a
nuance and incrossebf the same,
all those whose a counts aro overdue we give
lel invitation to ay
RAY & 8CpOTT.
P. Se—Plane and ecidcati(!ors for Buntlines
turn shed on applleat n 424
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SUCCE
IN !NG their Gr a Fifa and their
to i ed to embark i
IN ILAVORTII.
I,,en compelled to
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rims lineir of
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urniture
hart de -
WHERE THE IWOO BINE TWINEIK.
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TEN PER CENT. HAS OTTST GOT: DT III8 FIRST
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CHRiSTMA COMINC.
J. BROWNELL
OASH B ERS IN DRY'-000DS,
C OT iOOTS AND SHOES,
CotIVIMEICED TO ELL OFF !PEOPLE ARE RUING OUT
ALL 1Y STOCK OF
Dry Goodsa. Clothing, Millinery, Mantles,
1 BOOT AND SH ES, Fail' CASH ONLY.
REMMBER THE 10 PER CEIr'. DISCOUNT SALE
HOMAS KIDD'S gMPORILUM.
NOW IS THE' TIME FOR 900D BARGAINS.
AT
13
DEOIDED
HAVE
REivakirvi
B!AUTIFUL
CUrrantS and Raisins,
ICEEY GLEANED.
Teas in Caddies of FiVe and Ten P0111141.9
' Snit the Bayer.,
CALL AND EXAMINE FOE YOURSELVES.
J. BROWNET'IL.
THAT THERE .18
IN THE
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
8ALE AT
A SMALL AMOUNT YET ON HAND,
Call if Yozt!Want to Get Goods
at 'Cost
KIDD'S HARDWARE,
JUST REOEIVED,
IN SEAFORTH.I
THE* 111AVE THEREFORE LAID IN A
VERY F
OF AL
WHICH plEY ARE
oLAssgs OF DRY GOODS,
ETERMINED TO OFrER AT THE VERY LOW-
' EST PRICES.
THEIR STOCK 0 GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUORS
An
TH
TTiRE BUFFALO 14
send to
ND ELSEWHERE
Oar
3 ake as Goo
IT
Wi
a
stock, but believing that
asul as Cheap
IN SfiA.FORTH
y other place, we have determi
GIVE IT A TRIAL
ed `to
IS W IN
New Machineryt souad Dry Af terial
Wdire Dote. ined to do the
OSS
wheie the
GREAT ItARGAINS
tin continue to r..ttraot Attention
REBEEMBElit WE HAVE
TH FINEST HEARSE.
IN WESTERN ONTARIO,
CANA
18 VERY COMPLETE.
Early
BEATTY & Col., Carmichael's Block.
BET ilTAI/dIUE
OBES, 110RE BLANKETS,'
DIAN- 'BLANKETS,
I' TO BE HAD AT THE FARMERS' STORE?
Have Received Das by Express One lease of Furs
Will be Sold at Prices that Defy Compeiitlon.
GRAY, YOUNG & SPARLING.
J11 ARRI ED AT McINTYRE & WILLIS',
LANE CONS! WENT` OF GERMAN FELT BOOTS,
Jit8t he Thing for the Cold Weather.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
ViTHICH WILL SOLO CHIEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
en's, Women's lid Children's Dv‘r Shoes and Rubbers,
McI TYRE & WILLiS.
IF YOU WANT TO
LEE'S F
just Arri,' ved, Fresh
Preserv
FLOUR AND FEED CON
SUGARS VERY
Give tc
ET GOOD GOODS AND CHEAP GOODS GO TO
OUR #ND SEED ''STORE.
Sway of Grocerie4 Offiiiiriie awl Crockery,
Jars of all kiwis, aintl vety,44):
TANTLY ON HAND, AND. DELIYOREO :AS USUAL.
•CASIi 'FOR EGGS.
j.
a Trial and be convinced of the Faet.i
THOMAS LEE.
A L4EGE STOCK OP'
Budding Hardwares
Which will b0 sOld as
•
FENCING WIRE A SPECIAL-ITY.
.JOON
SEWINO NiAOHINE
IS STILL 4111144D,
SOLD BY W. N. WATSON., SEAFORTH,
Agent for the County of Huron. _
IF Yon wsntio blow the true qualities of thie
-5- Celebrated Sewing YfaChine call at my office in
Sesforth, and beware of going to -where one only
Is kept on hand, end purposely out of order, te be
compered to inferior inselxiites to its disadvant
.tage. .Mters period ef more than ten years ert
perience in tire Sewing Machine Busineas I terve
GENUINE !IOVIE, MACHINE
Is the only one which has gIven permanent sat's,-
faction to purchasert4 as never proving -defective
in its movements, nor being! returned- for repaln.
It possesses all the qualitieS, of /1 serviceable Sew+
ing Machine, it .is itrong, durable, not -noisy 7
falsely represented, and all its parts are made o
thebeemetal and perfecaylitted together. Yo
may chaugelt from fine work to heavy work with+
out .atrainingit and rendering it .unfit for repro.
clueing snort and perfect stitch on line work. It
rvill sew withheavt -black 1113811 thread irith the
same ease air with a fine cotten -*ow,
4.3/k.lUTIOJC—Don't be Impaired on by un4
scrupulous dealers and the Agents of other Sew,
lug Machines, -offering to *apply you with A gaunt
/no Howe Machine if you are not satisfied to keep
the one they are trying to sell yott, as they only
intend to impese upon you some worthless Inas.'
tion of the Howe or perhapt az Old second-hand,
article re-varinsiad to look like a new msehinso,
THE .COMMEROAL LIVERY,
T4"AVING, grassed the Stock And Trade of the
-a-m" C - eras' Livery, fermerly Bell's from,
Messrs. MorriSOn a Coo beg!! to 1t4t8 Omit 'he in -1
tenda carrying on the business In -the old atandi
a nd ham added several valuable horses -and vehielea
to the foriaer4 laige stook, :None hat .
First -Claes pontfortable,Veltiele$ and Good
. Betio) 4 Bones Will be Kept,
Covered And Open Buggies and Carriagea, an4
Double and ra ,glo Wagons Always Beady tor Use4
*pedal Avirougensente wide Vommer.4
Orders left 4t the Stables Or any of the Hotel,1
ECLIPSE OATMEAL MILLS.
NOW 'IN FULL OPERATION.
Oat Meal, $plit P848 Pot Bcoiey,
T Corn, Meal Oilopped,
And All Kin of lifill:Feed Constantly on Hand 4
Chopping -done Tuesdays and Fridays. Oatmeal
exchange/11e Gata. Ifighestt price paid for Oats,
Peas and Bar y.
THE ZURICH --
SAW AND GRIST MILL.
frlitE Subscriber hu now on bandAbout soly,opo
-5- feet Of Reinloaltend riwtiod,itainberzatill
sizes. Bills Filled to Order en the Short,eft No-
tice. /Amber from to $7parthousarid.
Gristing done In theMill sauna], and malaise -
419 -10 WK.