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THE POINT OF II/ONOR.
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Shortly after Waterloo hid been
fought, one of' :our English:- regiziaents
(which had t en a, distill .
shed part
in that great !victory) sta, oned iu a
Mediterraaaean garrison, ga lied an in-
evitable notoriety there b a sudden
mania for dueling that brok out among
its officers, and which thre tensed to be -
'come so chronic in its char ter as seri-
ously to interfere with the scipline of
the corps. -Qum-reit: we e literally
" made to °rant" at mess ime for the
. s s
most triflina affairs, and s ecely a day
passed withbout a hostile mi ting taking
place, which the colonel—a weak-mind-
ed. mon=expressed himse f Powerless
_ to. prevent. Indeed, „he *ad t ah..eady
been sent to " Coventry" • ythis subor-
dinatese which, as our reade -a doubtless
plow, is a kind of social ex ommunica-
tion that, when acted upon n an Eug-
lish regiment, generally end: in the re-
tirmeet from the Corps of th individual
on whom it falls. It was so in this in-
stance. for the colonel saw that the ven-
detta -like conduct of his officers to-
wards him tv s gradually divesting him
of all authori y in the eyes f his men,
and tie be had, none but "bie social in-
feriors to -wh.oin he could teen for coupe
eel and advic he was corn . elled to re-
linquiale his °remand am return to
England. 0 his arrival in this coun-
try he lost no ime in proce clino to the
Horse Guards, where he soug t anbd. gain-
ed an intervew with th Duke of
Wellington, a tvhom h gave le
gra,phic accou t of the stet of affairs
which existed in the regim nt he had
just left. • ,
' The Iron Dt ke likened at entively to
the nerratien, and kratted 1 is brow in
anger as the c lonel related he story of
the duelling ; nd when the 'latter had
finished seiealungs he exclai ed in an
unmistakably eteru and un ompromis-
ing tone : , .
"It is your fault, sir 1 ou. should
have bronght some of the ri gleaders to
a court-mertial, and cashie d thern on,
the spot. You have sadl neglected
your deity, and that is a thi g which I
never pardons' 1
The coienel Mt the Hors Guards in
a very crestfallen state, a , d he was
--hardly eurprised when- he aw in the
next Gazette the ,announc ment that
"His Majesty ad no furth r need of '
his eereices."
Inethe mean ime the Du
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EXPOSITOR.
e had toles
tained a, specia.1 audience. of the Prince
.Regent, to -whew. he explain d the con-
dition of offair :: in conneetio with the
regirrient in qtt stioe. The I .sult of the
intertiewevas that Colonel A , a
well-known martinet. then o .half pay,
. .
tances ex -
was sent for, a d the en -cum
plan - to Yin; the Prin e 'offering
hi the comm nd of the r giment on
co 'tion that he svould unlertake to
e e the duelinaprbpensities of ' its offi-
cers. Colond A..--1.--- was delieflited
at the prospect Of eitive eery ce, and he
williugly accepted the task ssigned to
laira, it being i nderstood th t he was
to be granted a royal indernrij v for any-
thing serious vhich might appen to
. anybody else ii his endeavor to . put a
..stop to the dueaing. He was a man of
high reputati n, end had. previous-
ly held. oth r difficult c mmands, ,
being known throw:the-a he ermy
as a good sol er hut a ste n discip-
lineadau. .
Such tees t14 old soldier's dings at
the speend honbr conferred.m. im, that
on leaving St. !tunes' Palace, 1 e actuel-
ly_ forgot to r turn the salu e of the
Senfinds pnate at the gates, to thegreat
-attoniehment f the latter, whb knew
his purictillious habits. ,
On leis, arrival at the garris a, he lost
no time in making himself equainted
With hie brother officers. H had al-
ready I,aid out his plan of ac ion in his
own mind, and was fullyelete millet:lite
allow nothing to swerve hi a hair's
breadth from the peth of dut i At the
, mese-table he behaved with s tidied pb-
liteness and. amiability of ma ner t and
his suberdinates indicated - het they
were greatly pleased with t .6-ir new
commander. He , chatted leasantly
'with all, from the senior-majo ' down to
the youngest ensign:, aud whe the cloth
was removed, regaled. theni with the
latest gossip and doings of L xidon so-
' ciety: Before they separate for the
night, however, he tookehe o portimity
of informing them in a very qiiet man-
ner that he had heerd of - the frequent
duels which hadlately. taken place in
the corps, awl that it seemed 0, matter
of regret to him that they eould not'
manage to live in peace and e ity."
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." However," he said, " if it be your
wieliegentlemen, to fight out your quar-
rels in this weer, I 'shall inteepose no
. obstacle to your doing so-. Bn this Can
duly be by your pledging you • word of
honor now, to the 'effect th. t .in the
future no duel. eltall take plea without
my perraiseion naving. been fir t obtain=
ed. As Lant yeur colonel, it is. neces-
sary that ray authority shod, be -ace
laeowledged io- ,all that relat s - to the
honor of thed-egiment."
. The officers looked at eech ther and
then at the colonel; and a eomewhat
.eraherrassing Faience ensued ; ut it wan
brokeu by Colo:eel A . , w o said a:
.
" Don't be af •aid that- 1 ale 11 refuse
yonr request.; cu the contrary, I shall
be only too pleased te grant my permis-
sion if, on examining the -facts of the
li.
ease, I find eu 'dent reason to think
thet, the applic• eit's - amour propre has
been wounded, and that a -hostile meet-
ing is indispensable." -
At these retieburing words the young
fire-otsters Were satisfied, and- at once
gave the promite demanded; and Col.
.A .. the'u retired to .nis deomber,
where, over= e with the fatiatin of a
rough - erdyage, le .seton fennel' hraiself
snugly enscone in the afrus of Mor-
pheus. ' _
_On the folio sing morning he was
rether rudely aWakened from a refresh-
ing elumber by a lead. rappine .at his
i
chamber door ; and. on chellenging. his
early visitors h was inforreed., that • it
was Captain Hord. Vellum etfid • Else
sign Warbottle who wiehed th -speak to
him on a, matter of. the gravest import-
ance. - . .
" Yen might have chosen a more con-
venient hour for your visit, gentlemen,"
seid the colonel, who was naturally
loath - toe'rise ifrom his bed at fiye
o'clock on the first morning after his
voyage. .
" It is ae affair of honer, colenel,"
was the significant reply, " and caenot
be delayed. We beg you will admit us
. instantly." •• , -
The colonel rose and opened the door
to the early eoMers. They were two
handsome youog men, who had. on the
previous evening already attranted Col.
A•13 attention, by the 1 extreme
friendliness which they •exhibsted. • f or
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each
luted
they ,e
ter bro
mandt.i
visit.
Ensi Warbo tle
handj salute, as he, r
"11y have cona tn
bion to fight, colonal."
" In eed 1" exc
" I tho Tilt you were
"Ye , colonel, we b.
thriatie from our yout
Lord; diem, " and
others, ery sincer ly, b
disput , and our min
be sati fied."
then They ' espectinlly sa-
heir cornmeal ing officer as
tered the roc, , and the lat-
e an ,aw cwar silence by de-
g of the the objeet of their
cede raised his
plied :
sk your tnermis-
Colenel A
" I Pres ime
'eery ecrions Mus ha
tlemen, to make o
a reed rse to the isto ?"
"It s, indeed, ver. serious matter,
colonel," teplied ign Werbottle ;
" and i is this. kftei you had left the
table 11 st, eight, e tted over what
you tel us about the oings in'London
lately ; and in th hnsiasixt of the
morcan t, reniar -ed t at I slietild. like
to bei here, ridi g at the head of a
trees) • Life Gu ud. escorting the
Prince Regent, w.th y silver helmet
olitteri a in the sun and my drawn
sword u my hen . hereupon Lord
said With a, sn er that I was a
1)4 , that a leathern
wonld uite 'good enough for
I. I took no iotice of this re-
nt I was linne,,ed: and eecited ;
en he furt er a •serted that the
of the Lif
hurisan
r, and I g
eat friends r
ve been most in -
upward.," said
e respect each
t eve have had a
ed. honor must
.
that sumetning
e .occurred, gen-
ly remedy for it
Vellu
feather
helm4t
such a
marki
eand
fficeils
helm t
no limb
Gu
atur
ine 11:'
retalietecl by strik ng
insult', Colonel :
me, I' hink, in cema,
meeti f." ,
The est worde vere
ner stli ch achnitt d of
ino•, a, d the' tin vo
-chleige glances'. c f iu
defiane . , , . _
- " Iti indeed giane,
tentioe ly remark
helm worn 1.),y
Majest 's Life Gu
nor brt ss, but wl
Iwith eilver-gilt ; '
will no , I peesui
of affai s. Do yo
the qua -tion out S"
• " Cer aiuly, sir !
officers
"Ver well," epli cl the, , colonel,
gravely ')fer be it Ire n meta interpese
any ob tacle to eat • ineetiug; gentle-
d
Men ; . ut this doe Mu t be a setions
one, as ants so im att. ut e question as
Life Guards' helnitts; - nd. not an affair •
tesultin in a me e is ratcha as I am
given t neclersta ia 1 i geuerally the
case in heee mess qn rrels. Remem-
ber tha y a are 13 ita. officers and. not
Spanisl taavoes, a id. t at the honor of
a Britis Ricer ea onl be vindicated'
,,by the d eat of hi- ,opponent. Go,
gentle en and figh •our duel; and
I will et the sn 'y vor on his re-
turn." .
-The w , yonug 1 n saluted the
colonel an retired. few minutee
-afterwa ds •they au their • seconds
were se n hurrying to the place
of mee inc —a spot li is kilerwe in
the genie n to the,- day as 1" Duel
s.
Avenue "
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Thre h tirs tater, onel A 1 1,
went do vn into -the radetgrouud to
inspect he regiment, and he was sur-
prited t s e both Lord ellum and En-
sign W, rbc ttle naming t ' e officers tvho'
ap rotto ec` hint to give their morning
Tile letter had his arm in a
equity of Col.
a duel . had , yet
with a • force; 1.
e: .
dship has given
e term." • .
m 1" exclaim ed.
sly. " And do
aentleinen—do
l')And for so ina-
1.,
lie hblrnets of
rds ! 4 ah I it
must be fonglit
f in tent die-,
if m order be
.
7e lum, at -
gags action et
ed enor had
rds wore brass
Could stand it
the lie. He
e ou the face, an
1 which justifies
ding a hoetile
•
said in a man-
enly end meeti-
ng officers ex-.
tufa hatred and
eutlemeu," sen-
d. Colonel ; " the
the officers , of. His
rds • re neither silver
ite netal lacquered
ut' his information
e, er the position
et wish to fight
' eX lainsecl the two
•
sad
A
tal eu p
te.
.!
ID 7
nd
ac
fht
to the s.Dern '
whether t.la
,• he replied,
ng uptis fa
sm li
Yes colouel .0 his lo
me a nasty scratch t
A sere ch iln the a
th cota contemptuo
yo cal t at lighting,
yoe th t fighting ?.
portant uestion as
His MeeS y's Life! Gu
is ilothing ! Thie matt r
ovelr-aa in, limier pai
m'esaif -oni. the •servic
di obey 4 !"
-"But" begajn L
temp -tine to express b s
the rep ation his wenn
received
" But
claimed
the Pri
and it
own ho
retire di
viee."
This t
thou ght
me no buts, e
the colonel, a
t ti
ce s ns rtT Ons
s for yen to
or, in a prop
-iefraced from Hi
,
etle fen !" ex-
grily I have
on t is point,
iudi 6ate your
r_ neer, or
Majssty's ser -
1
etiVe ; was ane et to be -
ef ; and it !need. carcely be said
that the •\,61 na firo-eator chose rat ler
, to fight
duel we,
Ifweoluinuind
two na,o
Durin
rels had.
some of
colonel
stood. ov
pernai,
until th
should
th
cominu
lington,
plitit
out to
means
which
scandal.
Lord
to durin
enemy "
efforts h
was enat
to take
His rec
and he
any sup
The
gather ..0
ly found
Col. A
" Ala c
;claimed
see his 1
it will n.
cyraire (1:
menner.
The y
their ow
dumb
gazed at
with lo
spair.
-0
oaf limn! be •cashiered. The
fo ght ttgada, tiine Levis
vae shot -:throi fe the body—a
hic laid him a sick -bed foe.
hs
th s long per :01. many quer-
al- n pleee at It e mese table,
h bed bee settled by the .
s arbitrate " othees
r fd T his perin s -ion to -fightee
Rai which lie efueed to grant.
redult of .Lonl ellum's illness
coi knowiegi .
e utime eel, el A hen
eted .with th I Duke , of Wele
reeh.' whom. received exa
r4tions c 1 of the matter
be! hitters e ..as the only
putting a s to, a matter.
s fast neceiiii a world-wide
'e
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" Yeti
onel gr4
Life Gne
ance that
t,
limn was c, .fully attended
his illness be s " friend 'and
'usigu -War cs tle, to whose
not only o 'd hie life, but'.
ed. at the en c two Mouths.
short walk. e -Cry mornina
1 ,;
ery theu pr ceded. ra.pidly,.
, s soon able o .walk without
rtevhatever.
-o friends we! e walking to -
morning, when they sudden-
hentselves, fad to face with
entlemen, goodknorning !" exe
le latter.' "1 m delighted to
dship out agai , especially as
•• enable you to finish your
)11/1C111` 111 a ns. re satisfactory
lig' officers, sc rcely. believing
ears, were for a tiine struck
th astonishin nt, and -they
ach other and 'at the Colonel
-e of' bewildei ent aud de
ee, gentlemen," said the Col-
" that this ueetion of the
ds' helmete is
I deemed it ad
.1 ,
to the Duke of Wellington on the sub-
ject ; and I have here His Graee's or--
ders that the duet should be renewed.
again and again nntilthe life of one of
the combatants has been forfeited."
As he spoke, Colonel A drew
from the breast -pocket of his coat a
large letter, bearing' en its env -elope
the words. " On His Majesty's Service," -
in large black letters, and • in one cor-
ner the notice in red ink, " Very Ur-
gent." • .
" But," said the young ensign, " his
lordship has not recovered- yet.; be-
sides".
" When one cen walk,"'interruPted
the colcinek " °eel ctui Lane) fire off
pistol ; end it is not cOnducine to the
interests and dianity of • the service
that so importaa a question as the
equipment , of His Majesty's Body
,Guttrd should any longer be left unde-
cided."
The two Officer. , wile! gel cemented
their friendShip ve ew d iring the period
of illnesseltere to k ea h. other's hends
and ga,zed..1 ng d. sil ntly into each
other's fan s. Colonel' A— turned
away to hi Le his emotion ; for being
really posse sed of a kindly:disposition,
.be began to regret the stern and un-
bending par he had been. called upon
to perforin. Brushing the signs of his
_weakness fr hie eyes! he turned once
more tower s the you g officers, and
-said :
" Gentlen en, I have ears from Eng-
land to sup rsecle you in the eegiment
• to w ell have the honor to be-
• long ; and I am only to waive the exe-
cution of tb se mdets coudition that
the duel is -enewed!, as already stated.
S Your henor ab8011.1tOly in your own
hands, and eon must choose your own
-course. -141 ave you to decide, gentle-
- men, what t course. shall be, and bid
you for the resent adieu."
So sayieg, the Colonel left the two
friends -to d cide upon their own -fate.
They ultimt tely decided to consult with
their brothe, officers -on the subject, and.
to be guide( by tha general opinion.
This opinio tureed out to be in favor
of another fi /ht ;, Heil they mice more
proceeded t theplace of meeting, each
mentally re. alving anot to- injure the
other, but e ch ehenging portraits and
letters for tl eir friends. The fatal Weep-
oes wete clis: .harged; and Ensign War -
bottle fell to : he earth with- a shot bliried.
in' his hearC - ' 411
1, -The grief „of Lord Vellum knew no
bounde, for U had been led to believe
that the balls had baths -withdrawn from -
_the pistols. He threw ,Iiiessell on the
hianim.ate di ely .of his f4d, and could
with great d ffithilty be _temoved there-
from. • At le gth he we, - conducted to
the' house f a merrie 1 efficer ; and.
from there h indicted *a letter to Col:
A , tendering his r ionation, and
rep. aching he hitter fen tile death •of
re •
hie rieed..
Tlte same tfternoon, C tenet A
assetnbled t . e other o
dresting hi sself especi
whose ap lic ttions to figl
pension, c eclarecl hiniself
1 . .
one more etmission on
ditioes as the other, elan
hona's sake " the corbb
fight 0 the death. In tl
ensued, oneofficer after a
the golonel respecthilly,
- tired. as silently as. they
bina alon.e in t mess-ro
of the'situation.
• It NI/6$ • eude lesson w
i,
cers had eCeived, but it
plished it. perpose, aucl f
eto tine duelling had bee
known in the British Arm
. ti
A 8 ervant's I stake. '
- A etory is told of a dt shing colonel
quaetered in .Brussels Vhich epeaks
more for the honesty a sd scrupulons
obedience to order's then or the bright-
ness of bis sereant. The c lonel,who was -
.•eligaged oet to dinner, jt st ae he was
leaving 'some wasgseize with such a
violent tootheche that he vas obligeelto '
. send an eFectise. "::Take this note to
Madame W , and bring' me My .din- .
ner," -.The mau delivere the note into
the lady* hand, and to her Surprise •
snowed lib signs of.goin,g I way. On be-
. hag -asked is•vistat hp \ a§ -whiting for, he
answered that he w 3 to take back the
colonel's dinner. T e lady sew through
Ins blueder, orclere the dinner - to be
.sent, and added a h lf bottle of cham-.
•
cers, and. ad.- i
11 to tito a
it were iu sus -
ready to greet ,
he same . can-
dy, that " for
tants 'should
e pause that
other saluted
end then re -
came, leaving
m and mester
iich. these WE-
. fully accent-
ona thet day
I almost tin-
y.
REAL ESTA
volt SALE OR. TO
1: New Frame tkito
This is a first-rate' ch
mencing business on a
business is already ee
Maulers apply to j0
E FOR. SALE.
Ont.
RENT, IN BERNE—A
, with dwelling attached.
nce for any person corn -
em all capital, tut a good
abliehed there. For per.
N LESLIE, Blake P. 0.,
544
As the oWner ie- leaving
se and Lot in the village
dwelling, with 6 room ;
h fruit trees of all dem.
cl cellar.. Apply to THOS.
imee, or to A. STI-tONG,
551
you SALE CHEAP.
-Lt the:Country. it Ho'
of Harpurhey, Vienne
a large garden filled wi
criptions ; .good well a
R. WINNE, on the pre
Land Agent, Seatorth.
TnARM FOR SALE.
-vt 81, in 'the 5eh. Co
100 acres, good eon,
barn 5606, good stabl
cleared, good home a
pump. Apply to
place, or to Westfield
Tel OTEL FOR SAL
Hotel known as th
the Clyde Hotel, situat
1.44 first-class butanes
land and a good fraine
all of which are in g
liberal. For forther
F. KING, Blutvale P.
Being -north half of Lot
cession, East Wawanosh,
ell watered, -good fraMe
and shed 18x.05, 85 adres
d otchand. good well and
MES MURRAY, on t
. 0. 55ex1
OR TO RIENT.—The
Railway House, formerly
d near Bluevale staeiou.
stand, with- nue acre of
table aud shed attached„
od repeir. _ Terms very
articulars apply to WM.
• 551 .-
VARM FOR SALE.— or Sale, West half of Lot
7, Con. 16, . townshi of Grey, containing 50
acres, 42 of which are leaned, balance hardwood.
There is on the prom es a frame house, frame
barn and stable, end a gOod youeg . bearing (=he
old. The abovoproper y is only two miles off a
geed gravel read and 5t miles from Brussels ; pos-•
session this fall, For f ther particulars apply to
C.; It. COOPER, Brussels, or D. CAMPBELL, on
the premises, Walton 0. 554
VARM IN- .TUCKE SMITH FOR SALE.—:
-t• For Sale, East h It Lot 5, Con. 3., H. ReS.,
Tuckersmith, contain' tg 50 acres, 45 of which
ant cleared, well draine and well fenced. Good
frame dwelling house, barn, stable and other
outbuildings, all new; a splendid brchard and
plenty of water ; conve tient to sebool 111141 Ulm
two miles and a half f the Totvn of Sehforth.
Apply on the• premises r to Egmondville P. 0.
AVILLIAM SHOLDIC 552-4
ITALUABLV.1 PROP RTY IN SEAFORTH
v FOR SALE.—For ale, on George Street, a
Lot and two dwelling oases. The houses are
both comfortable and rnmodiorts, and have ell
necessary couveniencee, much de well, woodmheds,
&c. The Lot is planted with fruit -and ornamen-
tal trees, and is very rleitsently situeted, end
quite convenient In t e businees part or the
town. Apply to the pr prietor on the premises. •
ROBERT JONES. 654
QTORE FM -MON ATILLE ',TO RENT OR
vat SELL.—Tarent or sell, in the yillage of Eg-
tuonclville, on very atonable terms, a Store
with all conticuienees dwelling stable, cellar,
•&c., all complete—opp site VanEgiumett's tem
pumice hotel. Well sit titled for a general store.
Lately occupied by Stni lie & Cleric. Immediate
possession can be given. Apply to JA.COB Me
GEE, personelle, near he premiees, or if by let, -
ter to Egruotitiville P. 0 551
VARA FOR SALE.— or Sale Lot 21, ,
-h. Stoney, contitinin- 100 twee, about 8Q of
which are_ cleared, wel fenced, tinder_ dratioed
and under good unitive, ion, the balence ie *ell
timbered with hardwo• tt, - Gond [rattle Mame
and two 'tome barns, a onehard and plenty of'
hroe miles of tbe
x miles f rine Brucebeld
forth and Clinton. All
arkets. For further par-
mietor n the preraittes.
. DAVI SON. 5.52*8
or Sale, Lot 29, Con.
00 acme; 85 acres clear -
welt fenced, and in e.
• good state of cultivat' n ; the balonee is well
timbered with hardwood ; etliere ere rut the
promises two: houses, e log and one earne ;
frame boxy and stebles a yoong beitring omit-
'hird ; a ?lever failieg s wing inns through the
!hunt ; eleo, good well ; situated within 3 miles
Fof Glance and ot rucetield ; tichool houee
t within one-quarters:elle. Apply tontLEX'A,NDE it
t AMPBELL, on the •ernisee, hr to • Clinton
P. O. 519
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VOR SALE IN BELM RE—House and Store
1: with over half an a ro of firsteclass gartten
ground, well stocked am in good feeder. ,Stable,
good water. Is !within
of Varna tnd Baytielti,
and 12 miles !from Se
these places it et goodot
ticulars applyi to the pr
or to BaytieldIP., 0. JA
TPARM FOR. SALE
-rei Stanley, contaittiug
ed, well u durd rained,
pagne to be•served at dessert. Laden
saucepane the worthyman return-
ed,. end preceeded te wait on his Inas- •
ter, wh.o.fOund his di. ner ..80 much bet-
ter than the one be
the restaurant that
medts and enjoyed tl
aeother. .At last ctu
and; that necessarily
tion, _ The poor cola
after a moment's re
man ten francs, and
bouquet and take it
mente to Madame
i• he Cliple hack end
francS ou the table.
mean? Where does t
"From_ Madame '
••man, with evident satisfactions " She
"mid. for the bouquet.".' ,,On receiying
_she hed given him fiv franes for him-
self, hilt he,- Genf o his master's ein-
tercete had replied,: " It is not five
'frauce, it's ten fraucs;"end brought them
back. • The colouel has taken to his
bed.
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" the PressUre."
A -colored tremp, who wes hanging
about the depot e .clay'or two since, was
observed to disappear eround the. corner
wheuever a passenger train drew. tip, re-
appearing only as it depatted. Itilook-
ed suspicious, and e special policeman
pomaded upou him as he returned from
.one Of these seini-occasimial excursions,
and demanded syleit he I was " up to."
" Are yen keeping shadyfrom. a con-
steble ? or don't you want to go till the
.freight train collies along?" he asked.
The evanderer proceeded.- to elucidate :
Yer see, hoss, said he, taking another
teef ie histronsers waistband, " I hain't
had nteffin to eat wort menshunin since
las' night ; and ebery time dat de ceTs
pulls in de boy at de hotel ober dm- hy
the-pervilyerum—he trots out and. beats
the gong for dinuer:;' . and , I tells you,
boss, it makes me feel jes' like , I was
• goin' to cave ill, all' I !can't etan' de
preesure, nohow." He let him go. •
us 9 ally 4ot . from
e forgot his •ail -
e dishes one after
ie the champagne,
tel to the explains -
!el was in despair ;
tWon he gave his
old him to buy a
ith his compli-
. By and by,-
avely placed the
" What does that
at come from ?"
," answered the
,
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—A Baltimore alderman, wno had
sat speechless at the meetiegs of the
Board for years, was redently aroused
by frequent droves af cattle passing his
house on Sunday toethis; eloquent but
first and only oratorieal effort : "Phwat
I want to know, yer honor, iS, are the
pa,yple of the Fourteenth Ward to be
fsuch import- trod upori by oxen of a Sunday morn- 1
isable to write ing ? I move; be jabbers,' I guess not." 1
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coach house, woodeshed hen-housa and run for
fowls well fenced, all vein eonveeitat. The house
is arranged for two faro' 'es,. gne: part, with the
:store is rented tie a resp dello tenant at n78 .
•yea.t. ; the other part w th the garden and out,
'beeldings is equally value le. This property -will;
,ben;old at a baagaiu, as he proprietor intends
:rnovingto 'Winnipeg. If not (iota before et will be
offered at Auction abo t the 10th of August.
AVILLIAM ASHDOWN.
554 ,
hOPLENDID F A.RM IN HULLETT FOR ALF,.
For Sale, Cheap, Lo "5, Con. 8, Hallett, 0
(Lacs, 80 delimit under-dreined and well fenced,
eied the remainder welle mbered with hondwood.
tilted frame buildiugs, ung orchard and plenty
of wate.r. The ferni is . ithin 3 ruileit of Sea-
ifutth tied 10 Miles di tant front Clinton, and
adjoine the Village of K nburn. ellie is one of
:the best farms ill the C unty, and will be sold
chelp and on easy te rne, its the proprietor
wishes to retire. Iiumed'ate poeeeseion. Apply
to ALONZO STite /NG, Seaforttl or CHARLES •
LAWRIE, Constance P. O. 544
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VARM McKILLOP. FOR SALE.—l'or Sale,
-1-• the Noeth part of Lo s 8 andi 9, Con. 13,'Mett
Killop, containirag 112 a ens; there are abopt 86
cleured, well fenced, und adrained,. and in g hig
stete of enitivation, the b ance well thnbere
evitheletedwood ; • good d 'oiling, new bank tam .
harn 50x56, with stebline •underneeth, and the .
eutbuildings ; also a good t'oung or 'hard and plent
f water; Is 10 miles fro Bruss ls, 5 from Wal eee.--enenre
on, and 12 from sell:fora , with g od gravel roads
o each place ; convenien tit chunch and schools
vill be seld as a whole or 'in two parts. Apply. t
Vatton P. O. or to the yroprietept on the pi= m
5 7
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LOST OR FOUND.
QILIWL FOUND.—Found on the Hureu Road,
'et near Sealorth, on the 12th of July, e Black
and Red Woo:en Shaw The owner can have the
same by calling at the epositor Office, Stuforth,
and pitying expenses. 654
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pArtor,14 LosT.—imit, on the ilnd of July,
bet emu Seefortb and the ttnil conceit:don of
MeKillop, by way of the Huron Road, one mile
aud a quarber `east, a parcel contidniug a pair of
ptnts, vest and bower—all new. 'Any person-
leitviug tho stone at Kidd's Store, Seeforth,
with the undersigned, Lot 17, Con. 2.
will be euitably reworked. enVEN KILLY,
554x4
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Jimit 28;1., 1878
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FURNITURE WARE1100148,
DRY GOOD'S HOUSE; SEAFORT11„
THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE
;THE COUNTY.
No. 3, Campbell's Block,
'SMITH & WEST, SEAFpRTH,
• +
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
1 ri in LET.—Two heasee in the Village of Ef/..
-a mondville t� rent. Apply.to T.H-Oel AS HILL ,
Egrnondville. .
r 4 I
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plIOPERTY , FOR S&L E. --For Sale, that con- I
de venient ..na desirable reeidence on the corner '
of High and Market Streets, lively occupied by !
Di. Vercoe. Apply to DR. VERCOE. 4/58 ;
T AM NOXf Receiving a Large Stock 01141re
(L- FITRNITUEM from the best Factories inzet;.
ads, and I LIM et/Meted to sell cheaper than any
get *
large Discount.
one in the County, ea I pay cash down and
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I C -AN. s ie L 1 .:
:Buy yeer Goods where you can get . . ii ' • .
"BBilliefy 3Y•o('utirr GGrotdies twv•hherree yY:ua 'ce7ann .ggeett - sce chairs, Fancy Turned Lao( tor se, '
7,I Splendid Chairs flw $1 80,.
Bu'y you r Goods w here you can get .
Buy your Goods where you can get
Buy your Goods d. here you can get i3sSrox:rg:::affs stEphxeintleeerzyoieloafe„rfe4:5110,2.5,6. Itenong
NB onsitsetenRRojeleklez;aet.obeNsocti-„xeti.i ea
' $2 50. I I •
—THE HEST -I-
-THE B14;ST— eel—Other. 'kinds very tow. ,
—T4E. BEST --
Six Cane Chairs for $5. '
zURICEI GiusT ENG AND FLOURING MILL ;
nee FOR 8,10E—On easy toruw ty Hen • ,
to exchange for •fariu ploierfiy. Ginning and .
Flouring prorninly attended tAbentnie• as usual. •
Also a quantity of Dry Hemlock Lute leo tor Hale .-
cheap tor cash or short cretin. WA. FEN WICK,
Proprietor, Zit len P. O., One . 546 •
Val tie for Your ..loney.
A CTION SALES. Value for Your -Moliey,
Beautiful 7•Drawet Bureaus, otnteetion fronts,
THE BEST-
-THE BEST-
-THE BEST—
VIRST.CLASS FARA FOR SALE .13Y A.up-
-.- 'I ION.—lhe undersigned hes been iustrueted
by Mr. JOHN SMALLACOABE to sell by Public
Auction. on the premiees, en TUESDAY, JULY
80th, 187n, at the hour of three o'clock, tn the
afternoon, that Splettlid Faun, being Lot 18
Con. 7, Usborne, cohtaiiting 100 o cres—li nit -
class brick bongo and 'good (woo buildings -89
acres cleared and well fenced ; goo -d orchited and
plenty of tester. Convemnut ro -entireties an
schoolo 4 miles from Exenti. No better improv- '
1,
ed farm, and no better (aim in the Town hip of
Usborne. Positively uo int -terve. rE IS )1, t—Ten
per cent. of the purehase money op the day of
sale, $2,000 iu throe menthe, and eee bal wee to -
suit parchaser at, 7 per cent For iurther par -
Healers apply to the proprieeor ott the premises.
JOHN SMALL4CONBErProprietor; &.13Ib HOP,
Auctioneer . 551
WANTED.
Cloth Chid? s. S LO(1171-
ges awl _Rockers, Comma
undersad.
Baby Can ieges end Spinning Wheels very aes,
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Va,lue for Your tl oney.. •
Value for, Your loney.
Value for Your Riney.
' I °ilevi2(1;6st give I Streael, nteotiniLib:stst
1 WA ottnacms diref-,fly opposite M. If. Cou
I If you "went to lurnish your Louse fier a little
GIVE ME A CALL
i mono?". i
Ey ry-body says that Sail h &
Eeerybody seys that Smith & West give ! c
Everybody says that Smith &
Value for Your
West give -1 in:8..s_shartsstss be en a poeition to ItInnists
i 'tern; Mem-Both- Jei:keilurt:t Iltvsotottibitti:nwenot; tke, ,
,
,
JOHN S. PORTER. •
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Everybody says that Smith & West give i
Everybody says that Smith & West give eaestels cheaper than any one in the plaen
Ev rybody says that Smith & Weet give -
Extraordinary Bargaius. ,
Extraordinary Bnrgains. . nuis all his Mathinery front, • ' -
TIIIIVING HORSES WANTEle—Wanted, a ,
• , • r • They can affotd to, as they are .doing
THAT HUSBAND OF MINE"
Extraoidinary Beegaias.
Extraordinary B.argains.
Extraordinary Bargain -s.
Extraordinary Bargains.
Piano or an Otgan. SCOTT BROTHERS.
sical IliStrumout E . aperient, Seat° rth
Mu
5 ;6
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tool No
Tericliel
ntres te
11 tinp 1.
Angnet.
1 55 n 1
-Ott si
G, Grey
Angusi
expectoS
S. S. No.
t53toi-
TEACHER WANTED.—Wanted for Se
--t- IL Towuehin of Tucket smith, a Mal
holaipg le eoqeol-clase yen -Actuate. ,
commence at the end of the vacation. .
cations to tie he ou or before the 9th of
GEORGE SPROAT. Secretary.
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%%ACHE I: WANT ED.—Wit r tad , n t tint
-I- Male Teacher for School Section No.,
County of Flume. Dune: to conotenet
19th. Applications reeetved • by the undersign&
until Mondey, 2,9th nett., etating salary
itnd reteronces. A. SITA.W, Secretary.
6, Gret ,Brustele P. en
TWO FEMALE TEACIIXRS WANT .
-2- the •Junior:Departnient of Brusse
School. Duties. to commence August P
plicationst stating salary expected for r
of .the year, elsotestituouiels frora Insp
ceived by ,the undersigned until Wednetdion
31st 'of July: AWN SHAW , Secretar
Board, Botesele. . ,
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P.:'---Foi
s Public
Lb. Ate
enainclo
ctor, re-
the
Sehool
55J-2
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TEACHER AVANTED.—Wanted, a Te
J- ' Sehool Section No. 2, Turtiberry, 1
second-class cettificate. Applitations
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received nntil tbe 10th of Augnst, 14378
to conamome immediately" after the
LAWRENCE LAVELL, Secretery &mote
tion No. 2, Tnrnberry, Wroxeter P. 0.
cher kr
tinting a
Will ne
Dutiee
tolidays
Sec-
551-4
dilelLei CA i , . '
x G. SCOTT, M. D, 8.-c., Physicien, St4eon
tv • Accoucheur, Seaforth, Out. Officeturd
lence south side of Goderich Street, hint
last of Presbyterian Church. .
and
ft:si-
doot
,. ,- 349
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-ir L. vERcoE, AL D., C." M., Physician,
2 -2- • geon etc. Cdomer for the Conti ty
i e
Nike and' Residence,' on Jarvis street
directly oppoeite Senforth Public School t
Sur -
Of Huron
north..
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Vt7 et.. ADA.M.S., M. D., late of •Lakefietd,
• Physic:non Snrgeon and A ecoucheue
eet att nip nf flan- Trytivnl.t,i i c• nf enoott,
Out.,
.
nem --
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Toronto: Menther of the Royal College of Pity-
: sicians and Surgeons. lent. Kin Imre. Ont. 48e
'WM. HANOVER, M.D., 0. M., Graduate of
• Y McGill University, Physician:, Surgeon aud
Accoucheur, Seafort.h. _Out. Office—Rpome
Meyer's Block lenely occupied by Dr. Phelan, and
• formerly bir the late Dr. Mug, Will atteud at
CarronbroOk on Tuesdays and Fridays. 498
:
I McNAUGHT, Veterinary Sungeoni Goadp
-h.' • ate of Ontario Veterinary College, Seaforth,
Ont. Office and Resideruse in reartaf Killoran &
Ryan's. Calls promptle attended to, night or
day. A. stock of veterinary medicines nn luend
Charges reasonable. Horses examined este sound -
t -
nese and eentificates given if required. 407
They caa afferd to, as they are doing
They can afford to, as they are doing
They can afford to, as they are doing
• They care afford to. as they are doina
They Can afford to,
An Exclusively
n Exclusi vely
An Exclusively
An Excl us i vely
Exclusi vely
n Excl usivel y
We do
We do
We do
We do
We do
We do
a
as they are doing
C 11 T rad e.
Cas Tra d e.
-Cash Trade.
Cash Trade.
Cash Trade.
Cesh Trade.
f
L MURPHY SEAFORTH
'WHO has pleasure in ,announcing to thee
" farming community of Hueon that be is
still selling the very best
Sewing Machines, ./1 pie?
plements, and ltmsicai,
172692tS.
Mr. Marphyts faverite machtste is the Singer
which is the beat in' the market, having caroled'
off/first howls at the Centenuial and Sydney-
Exhib
Farmers wishing to pnothese PAI -3. of the above
would consule their own inte.reste by applying to
Mr. Murphy tirsr, ati eau ae better f halo
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than any other in dee trade.-
: Sewing Machine an other myelin. always on
f
hand at his wareroon s. Croderich steeet.
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518 t L. MUltitta, Seaforth.
not requite Good Customers to
not re.quire Good Customers to ,ST±T_ ,T,
not require Good easterners to .
not • require Good euetomers to BRu8SELS umE WORK& ,
not require Good Cestomers to
not require Good Customers to. T es? N B pe w
—PAY DEBTS—
_ —PAY DEBTS— --
-PAY DEBTS-
-PAY ' DEBTS-
-PAY DEBTS-
-PAY DEBTS—
Incurre
Incurre
Ince rre
„lineal -re
Theerrer
'Incurret
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
by those Unable aud
4y those Unable and.
those Unable and
by those linable aud
by those Unable and.
by those Unable and
wil ling to Pay.
Unwilling to Pay.
Cnwilliug to Pay.
uwilling to Pay.
Un willing to Pay.
it wining to Pay.
Scoek
Stock
Stock
S'tock sS
Stock s
Stock e.
_TAMES -W. EL ER, V. 8.,_ Greduete of the
t' • Ontario Veterinary College. After devoting
, two years to ptactice with ,Professor Smith, ot
Teeonto, has ettled Seaforth. Office at his
. residence east of W. M. Church. •Crills promptly marked
ettended to by ay or night.' A large stock of N:
.4.1:larked
Veterimity Medi ines constantly on hand. noises
examined as to s uudness and certificates gideu - Marked
Horses bought aind sold on commission. - 424 m ark6d
arked
DERBYSHIRE. L. D. Is.,
' • Surgeon Dentist, G.radnitte Marked
of the begat College of .Dentat
urgeons of Ontario. Office .
nes. WILLIAM' DYNE
ARM FOR SALE,—
McKillog, containing
40 agres are cleared, we
nd in a good state of c
s timbered with h
iu inch of waste land
•pring ereek runs across
uildiugs roand ;
old pumps, and a spleni
s within a: mile and a h.
vay between Sea fotth, .
;Rios, also conveMent t church
Office, &e. he ferm,wii be sold
tn two parte. For fur her par
Walton Post Office, oe ste ply to t
premieea. WM. BE tn.
0) Sale, out 10, Con. ,14t
80 :tenni, of which alien
1 fence.dt uuderdrained
iltivatiot ; the balence
rdwood.. 'Ihere is Pot
on tee arm. A small
eornt Good frame
ndauce f good watee
a beitri g orchard ; it
lf of gr vel road, mid-
reesele. nid Blyth tita-
s, cheats, posi
its a•whitle oi!
titulars rtedrese
e proprietor on
544
-1 PLENDID FARM FOR SALE h -North half ot
4 Lot.24, Con. 8, Mot is, containing 100 acres',
ore or less, 70 aores - cleared And free front
tamps, the balance is g' od hardwood; 'land well
eneed with cederomet bi ek esh. I A selendid nett
ritme barn 40x56, also a quid log herit end stahlo
nd a gooch log dwelling ease and well. Also iil
ear a neverfailing spin . There!. is (deo on th
reruises a geol. erehard,. of ripple, pear aim plun
roes, Situated. one eit e alnd a half from the
envoi road, and 4 miles rent the village of Betts;
els. Price yery low, as 'the I proprietor hae puri
hued o farm in Kansas 41 hvauts to rultve therei
tor further partidulars a, itytto PIERCE CLENO.
'EN, on the premise. LOUIS nteDONALDi
Vinton, or to MeCAUC HEY & HOLMESTEDi
eaforth. ' 550
OPERTY Ion: SALE.----;
ot 2i:4; Con. 14, McKillopt
tRAIIM AND MILL Pe
Being south half of
-eautenene abut 88 acre. , ID:of winch are elearo
teed in a good state of c tiyation, part tieing well
Maderdrained, and the I balance uncleared good
hardwood bush ; there s never-fitiliOg sprin
emelt running through the place ; good. young
orcluthl; large frame bar 40.162; stable and shed;
14x80 ; log hous_e 16x25,Talso frame house,
with gravel ; good stond c elar full- size of house •,f
his is a desirable farm!
y, being only three -guar--;
°Ahern Gravel Road,
7 from Brussels, both!
,dod. markets. --Also Lot .21 and 22, East Boman:
geed welt athouse, &c.
or Any one wishing to le
ft
cirs of a tulle from the
eilesefrom Seeforth , an
ry, Ttutoberity, situated el miles -west frorn Wing -
am, containing 200 acre ,-65 acres cleared, and it•
lob of 44 acres let to be chnred, whieh is to be;
'neared in time for fall m eat next fall ; there is
.
. n this lot about 25 ac es! of pine, cedar ant0
mixer meadow, the balk" c e Is good hardwood tan d ;
there is a smell orehard; da-elling houses, 2 wells ,
1
and punips in -one house and large new stable. --e
tele° a steam saw mill, s tiogie mill, an. complete
end in good running ord r ; there ie at the Mill a ;
trame house and good f aeue stable ; the mill is '
bringine in a good rents ease out next October ; 1
is on UTE: Southern Exten ion of the Wellington, i
Grey and Bruce Railroat , with a siding running
4rom the mainline taivit lin 00 „feet. of. the mill ;
timber can be run from ill andlciaded on railway
ears as cut if reeeded, whi h makes it very conveni-
ent ; there is plenty of imber in the country
around which can be bouetht cheap ; tlais makes it
a good epeningfor any ll:irson that understands
thebusiness. The mill_ or farm will be seed sop-
aratet or : together to snit buyer. Terms easy.
ForeIrtidulars in referephe to the first farm ap-
ply el) A. STRONG, Se' forth, or to GEORGE
TH041SON, Vaught:1.m. For the last place and
mills apply to G. TIIOM ON, Wnaghare. 543
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hours front 8
Mrs. Whitney'S ew_ briek block, Main Street,
M. to 5 P. M. Rooms in
Seaforth.
I ton
:E11414A l'041 11010 ILTS.
tt J. McCOLL, Solicitor, &c., Brussels. , Office
Joh • in Leckie's ew brick building. 504-52
V G, LANE, Autteioneer and Appraiser for the.
-t- • Couuty of Huron, also Commission Mer-
chant, McDougalPs Block, Wingham. h. 545-4
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M ONEY TO LEND—On terms 'none ainvan-
!-thh tageous than ever before offered. A.A. Me-
COLL, Solicitor, Brussels. . 5%' 52
T Pe BRINE, Licentiett Auctioneer for the
ti • County of Huron. Sales attended in all
tearte of the County. All °there left at the Ex-,
POSITgit ofaeb 110 promptlyottended to.
- THE SEAFOR,TH PUMP FACTORY. ---
-I- succesthor to J. R. 'Williams, pranufee-
turer of Punnet Cisteins. All work warranted
to give satisfactio Fectory on North Main St.,
Seaforth. • 5t,0
lcSOTICE TO DE TORS.—All parties not bay-
ing wind ut their accouuts with me for 1877
failing to do eo a once will be charged /0 per
cent. interest Sr Wanner..? ist, 1878, without!
f TJ -1 OMAS V t• N TRY, Seaforth. 531
JOHN LECKIE moral Loan and Real Estate
Agent, Gredu reduce and.Commission Mer-
? chant. Money lo ed on real estate in town or
country, at'S per eint. simple interest. Charges
• moderate. .Mort ages bought and sold. Matured
mortgages paid fft Turnas to suit borrowers.
Foetus and villa c! property for sale. Office—
Leckie's new brick block, Brussels, Ont. 515
TRY PROF. GRA.Y'S GREAT EAST INDIAN
1• ROOT ALTERA trivE—Nature's Great Res-
torative cures Rhtiumatism, Dyspepsia, Bllhous-
nese, Sick Ileadatthe; Liver Complain:to-Nervous-
ness, Palpitation'of the Heaxt, General Debility,
50 cents. EDWARD VATIC°, Brussels, Agent
1
Diseases of the tomach and all Female , one -
plaints . ForScr fulous diseases it is invalueble,
as it is the greate t kiaown blood painter., Price,
for the County et rluron. - 545 -12 -
TO THE PUBL .—Read what the people say
-ie in regard to he Great Shoshonees Remedy
and Pills. Levi Jones, Markbam, setts: " I had
a very severe attaelz of bronchitis. I wan so bad
that I could hardly get my breath. I sought fer
a quick remedy, and seeing the " Shoshonees
Remedy " so highly recommended, I procured -a
bottle, and am happy to say that by the time it
was taken I was entirely well, aud have remained
so, although I was much exposed through the
winter in traeelli g." Rev. F. B.Stratton, Dern-
orestville, writes: " I have found Toter re-
medies particuler y beneficial for liver complaint,
dyspepsia. and beonchial affections, and. would
3-ItineFlatZyitaseilnal, 41frthl,eestiteyd t:o
traavterillaini2
one of my feee goe sore an; broke out. I could
not cure it, and hed to return home. It became
better and aftertverds much worse. I finally pur-
chased a bottle of th
and before they -were half gone I commenced to
improve, and before they were finished my foot
vas completely cured. It is now 17 naontlis
since, but have had. no further attack." Price
of the Remedy in pint bottles, $1. Pills, 25 cents
a box.
e Remedy and a box of Pills,
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TECE -Subscribers take thiti opportuuity of re-,
t -1- turningnbanks to thoinhebitants of Bruesele,
antl vicinity tempest natronage,.and beg to state'
then, heving matte sesietol improvements their'
kilo and the roode of burning, they ere in a bet-
ter- position than ever to supply the public with
Etimat•Class Lima!: at 1 atten. Casit at the
'Kilo, or 1 4set ineliertereet.
This being the fourth season of our bUsinees
dealings in Deassels, having given unquelifi-
ed satiefection so far, the public can rely on re-
ceiving good treatment and a tiest-claas *Aide.
from us: Remember the spot : The 13rasselie
Lime Works..
542 TOWN St BURROWS.
THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY
SEAFORTI-1:.
ARTHUR FORBES,
u AXING purchased the St ock and Trade of thel
r C437.41111itreifil Litiers, Seefoetb, from 3.1,n.
George Whetelee. begs to sticte Tim t- nittnclO•
carrying on the nuttiness in the onnstaini, and haa
New, Fashionable, and ridded several valuable horees ond yebielesto the!
New. Feshionable and formerly larg,e stock. None but, a .
New, Fashionable 'and 1. First-Ciass:Comfortabk .1rehicle,9antliGood. '
and • . Reliable Harsea Will be N.:ept...
and Covered and Open Bug,giee med Carriagestand!
and . Double and Single Wegons al:weys ready Teresa. .
Special eirrangetriente Made With, eo7n...
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New, Fashionable,
N ew, Fash locale,
New, Fashionable,
Well Assorted. -
7.
- Vell Assorted. "
Vell Aseotted. -
Veil Aseorted.
" ell .&esorted.
- Tell Assorted.
.,
in . Plana Figuree, end Sold at
in. •Plain Figures, and Sold. at
in Plain Figures, and Sold' at
in lai•te. Figures, and Sold at
in kin I iguress _and -Sold at
in Plain Figures., and Sold at
—0:NE PRICE—
PRICE-
-,L-.ONE PRICE-
-ONE PRICE-
-ONE PRICE-
-ONE PRICE—
menial Men. .
Orders left at the stables or any of the hoteli
promptly attended to.
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! c• ----The L. D. Sowydr & Co., Iron clad St glo
'el-, Canadian Single Ilarvester,. and Bradley X-0. 2,
!Single Hanvester, were awarded two silver medals
' and bronze medal at the Coital:eel Etaibitioe.
Philadelphia, only awards given to -Canada foi
Roapers and Mowers. .Bronee Medals at Aust
trithan Exhilntetin at Sydney, last epring,' Silver
Medal at Jefferson County trial, 17, S., 1877, Gold
and Silver Metlal at the great Huron trial. lost
August, and umnerous font prizes throughout ,
Canada and the United States. They are t ule- 1
stentially built, very tight draught, eau be inttent-
V adapted to all kinds:mad conditions of grain, and
will be exhibited at the various Spring Shows -
throughout the County, by GEORGE STEWART,
Clinton, General Agent fee. the County of Huron
AVM. J. GRIEVE, Agent at Seaforth. 539 -1St
e have in Stock a Large A ssartmeat
We have in Stock a Lerge Assnrtruent
We have in Stock a Large Ass( rtment
We have in Stock a Large Asserttneet
We have in Stock a Large Assoettent
We have in Stock a Laroe Assert., ent
OE Gents' and Boys' Hats f
Of Gents' and Bot s' Eats
Of Gents' 'and Boys'- Hata d
Of Gents' aud Boys' Hats d
Of Gents' and Boys' Hats
Of Gents' and Boys' Hats
Every Description.
Every Description.
Every Description.
Every .:Description.
Every Description.
Every Description.
THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY
SE AFORTH.
IXTILLIAM MeNATIGITTON bel.rz to inform'
" the bueiness men Of Saaforth and the travel- .
ire, public thet he hen purchased the Livery .
Bueiness Rio; Stock I Mtssrs. Carnochan et !
t
. A hell, and will do all i his power to retain tlite
reputation whleh thls -vorine esteblishment haw'
secured. He will keep only good driving and ie.
liable horees, ai d his carrieges will be kept -
clean and in good order. -eine, night or day,'
will be promptly attended to. PIC -NIC AND
WEDDING PARTIES Liberally Dealt with.
Terms Reasonable. All orders left at the Com-
a:nerds:Motel or at the office will rec,:ive prompt
attention.
Office and Stables on. Market Street, opposite
T. Kidel's Store. .
544 WM. MeNtIUGHTON, Peoprietor,
BUTTER TUBS.
We have in stock a splendid
We bane ie stock a splendid
We have in stock a splendid
We have in sttek a splendid
We have iu stock a splendid
We have in stock a splendid
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Of Boots and Shoes of al
- Of Boots arid Shoes of al
Of Boots and Shoes of all kinde.
Of Boots and Shoes of all kinds.;
Of Boots and Shoes of all kiuds
' Of Boots and Sho f ki I
Assortmen t
,Assottment
Atsortnaent
Assortment
Assortment
Assoitment
1 kinds. 1
kinds.
Call and. Exaraine and Compare Prices 1
Call and Examine and Compare Prices
Call and Examine and Compare Prices
Call and Examine and Compare Prices
Call and Examine and °ampere Prices
Call and Examine and Compare P ices
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WITH OTHER HOUSES.
WITH OTHER HOUSES.
WITH OTHER HOUSES.
WITH OTHER HOUSES,
WITH OTHER, HOUSEb.
WITH OTHER HOUSES.
SMITH 41 WEST
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wd ao id:Rdn, rosbb,
At $80 per hundred, Cash. These Tubs are so
TS now prepared to supply oll customers with
th any number of his
well and favorebly known to the trade that it is
unnecesuary to say anytbing in their recommen-
SUPRRIOR BUTTER TUBS,
TROTT also maraufectures a small Hard-
tt'. TROTT, SEAFORTH,
suitable for 'washing etter
mall or otherwise promptly attend-
edato5.
S. TROTT, Seefertb.
HAIR DRESSING..
MISS STARK -
AATISFIES to inform the Ladies(); Seaforth and
v Vicinity that she is prepared to make up
SWITCHES, CURLS, BRAIDS &c.
In the Latest Fashion from Combings.
Prices Moderate. and all orders punttuallyat-
t tended to. A call sedicited. Residence-31ain
Street, Seafortht 527
PIANOFORTE AN D ORGAN
MISS 1-1ALLEil
' CIRGANIST of St. Thomas' Church, Senforth,
h -i (Late of Toronto), is prepared to instruct a
limited number of Pupils in Instrumental Music.
TERMS MODER kTE ;
Residence—Third House North of the W. lit
Church, Clint& Street, Seaforth. 54.5
Nd. 3, Campbell's Block, Seaforth, 1
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