The Huron Expositor, 1881-02-04, Page 3881.
IAILE Y I
HANKS.
7rikpber, Sesafortis,
'roue patrons and;
'rounding sutiniee.
with their valved
h0 Photogrphie
his most hearty
ipport. Te those
reasonable prleag
to traesfer.their
O due, and I ecru
s and courteous
e Just closed the
I have ever had
s Sea Orth. The
an notably an ad-
krevious one, and
:rauasctions have
s0r to congratu-.
,season's opera -
testi in the firm
.e strict attention
friends, this year
mein a position
z Year the same
heti marked my
Iways be glad to
many new ones
year, and I shall
f satisfaction to
card lute of deal -
1* with me.
imercial Rotel.
BLACK,
L
KERS.
t the Tools and
kiwi, by the God.
ig Company, and
w eight years in
arry o11 the trade
receive prompt
ranteed.
td repaired, alec►
fork,
&e., at rese -
:•nes repaired on
that defy coin
, Godericb..
A TORY
Pork -Business
g• the highest
cod pork
rad at his Store
took- of
Bologna,
tfi7?gs,
the business.
Le Place—.'Pert
B. Soaforth.
Hs
',rot all kinds
one. Riftee, Re -
snag Goods in
ilic that helms
¥r. Roberts,'
t.'ardneo's Hail,
esti. All kinds
Gane, Revels
Ia Plate, da:
ref.. Sewing Me-
.nves, Skates,,
and repaired.
d Silver. Old
Lew. All work
attended to on
1, Seaforth.
MILLS,
'TI
c of his Fla*
good active
age it prop -
arid In splen:
steadily dur-
meetion with
!u mission -ebb
sty.
ruerce Build.
I Li M
E numerous
are) for their
r years, and
.ttentioa to
nd trade in
1 his peen,.
tared tolpay
PRICE
, del Berea
:?RT'$..
tf good dry
LSON
, T RY,
III ER
to Order,
Cres, Bug
Wclein. their
own bud -
!le both as
eannat;be
teats,
Give ne
isfy you as
lie, haying
rears.
3EEE.B.;
s.
EBS Sell
�Ta$ and
LONDON
Ty, Glae-
as low as
o persons
Thor Line
end ootn-
seaforth
• A N
tie in s11
Tarmony
to vorite
foyers tc,.
ittention
lapprov
develop-
!lt extra
charges.
Det, first
G'ld
FEBRUARY 4, 1881.
"The Missia."
(AN IDYL IN ATTIO.) '•
Twelve! He'II be blundering home by now, a rad
I've Iet the fire born low,
Along of visions I seem to s in the umbers' ru dy
glow.
Me_dream ? Well, I used t. dream of hila o oe,
long ago, so long ago 1 •
Ten years I 'Tis a little ete nity, and. I lock so
away,
A girl, with a red ribbon kno in her haiii, and a
laugh as a leverock g
And I've hardly laughed s • : he strnok vie first,
and the roots of my h 'r are gray.
l
At thirty!. 'Tisn't the thin - I thought when
leftnie there eit the g
With the bit of gold and forget-me-not on • y
finger. Though it was late,
I watched the stars till eheel faded in dawn— he
stars that to -night I$ate I
Look at them glintmorin' c idly there, as loyei
ladies' eyes •
When they shine on ine ot of a smo h
o, • 1
face, in their beautift hard surprise
That all is notright in world they lig t.
beauty's the biggest +f lies!
I was pretty' once, but you oan't keep Ion s
London alley long;
And he was .the smartest lad in the s
straight, and square,, and strong.
If a man had offered to St mo THEN, d
life been worth a south ?
Eat you see when a hand that has fondled ono is
lifted to braise and maim,
There's a somethin' snaps i s won}an's heart t h at
the clever ones mag ame. '
1 know it seems bitterer f than death, and I
think it is worse than shame. 1 i
qr
tet -
0
ate
op
1
a0
Bah! Me wiumpor ?—the
heart is old and—and
As though I was nought but
see so 'fur away ?
Me—who have fought it w
eau toil at the tub all
misses," old-
he
ats gay sof
y
girl
th red-faced Moll,
day ?
d
As that rag of curtain shake* in the draught, I
shook when he struck me first,
It wasn't the pain, though he smote the breast
that his bantlings fo r had nurst
But now I am hard as the and that strikes— nd
I know not which is oret.
It's the smell o' that spray o' laylook th re
softens me so to -nigh
A bush of it stood by our oottage gate. I
fling it away. That's, right !
The gin -whiff is butter, after all, for in that
can live -and fight.
But love and: flowers are folly, toys for the
ones, fur as I see, -
t rt
Trill
one
eat
e . J
• Why I'm hardly sure that I love my brats when
they're clamoring at my knee.
Cry, cry, cry ! They're in bed at last, but when is
there rest for me ?
Now, in the silent chill niglht hours in this squal-
id, stuffy room,
Waiting my man, as the " , issis" must, though
linger till crack o' do m.
And he was the lad who ki . sed me, kissed me sol-
der the laylock broom.
Rest ? When the black tho ghts tear my heart,
and I think could I s rike one blow
Thl.oagh his' heart and min as we lay at night, it
were better fur to go. #
Rut leave hire, leave him t red-faced Moll and
her loud-modth'd tauter. No
Sweetheart—I missis ! Two chide extremes to ton c;1.1in one little year ,
The potted darling, the beaten drudge; and the
law, that stands so n
To the starved bread -ate
seems so terrible fur
, et made thislring; can it dc no more in the way o'
binding lives ?
Can't it tie a man to the bi
the drunkard s gyves
I;te
ar
ler or straying girl, •
rOM here.
o' work' oan't it break
You are pulled if you starve! or beat a boast. 'Aro
liorsee better than wi+es ?
I must stir his supper. Po
Will he taste it ? Wl
Beaten flesh. hardens, and w
soft 7 Cold hearts ca
tr stuff, poor stuff
iy should I care ?
y..should soals keep
I bear.
Big Ben's a booming—and there's his step a-stuni-
bling load ou the stair !
—Punch.
Gaieties.
A lady asks a neighbor to look at a
picture by her son : "Come awa bent,
Mrs. Smith, and see the new pentin'
din by our Jeems. It's a, scene in Ar-
ran wi' a horse an' kairt in't, an' it s
sae wee, peutit that ye canna tell the yin
frae the tither."
-A Glasgow citizensojourning at a
London hotel, meditated an early walk
one morning. He -called bo •a i,idy
abigil who was tripping down stairs,
"Feah ma shoon, lassie." The girl,
hesitating how to make herself under-
stood, at length replied, "I don't talk
French, but I'll send Louis."
—"Courtesy 'opens many doors," says
the old adage. "This may , be true as
far as it goes," says a commentator ;
"but you might stand before a bank
building and curtsey till your, spinal
column was as limber as .4th old green= •
back, yet the doors wouldn't swing back
ontheir hinges worth a cent." 1
-Scene, a Sabbath schpol—Teacher :
"And no, George, can you tell—did •
Moses sin when he slew the Egyptian ?
"No." "What is your reason for think-
ing so, .George ?" "Because the mans lite
kilt was ill-usin' a Hebrew." "But how,
do you get over the command which
says, 'Thou shalt not kill ?"' "Oh, b• t
ye ken, sir," was the prompt rep! ,
"the commands wisna made at that
time."
—Two old men of and evening, dis-
coursing about passing events, ran short
of subjects, and wandered into • the
mysteries of creation. The hard nut to
crack between them was the origin of
the world; and who made God? A ten
year old son sitting at the fire could.
stand it no longer, "Father and uncle,"
said he, `1'haud yer tongues. Ye ken
nothing about it. God wadna be a God
worth our worship if we could ;either
ken his
origin or understand his doings."
—Ina small town not a hundred
miles from the fair city of Perth', some
time ago, took plane a curling match,
in which the curlers indulged rather
freely in a certain liquid a vee stronger
than water. On their way to their it
spective abodes, one of them, who hal
a sheet too many in the wind, anchors
in the rnbd. by the roadside. Some
time after, on being accosted by a per-
son passing that way as to what he waif)
*doing there, he got up on this elbow,:all
covered with muct, and replied, "Ott.,
I am just takin' the fresh air to myse1.1"
-A young minister was about' to
preach in the parish church of Dailly,
in Ayrshire, on the Monday after corn
munion. It would seem that one Ind;-,
vidual disharged the responsible duties
of beadle and rpercentor.. Accordingly
he cam into the study when the young
man was looking over his notes, and
apparently actuated by a'. wish to. pre-
pare an inexperienced hand for what
was before him, said, "Ye haena been
here before, sir ? Ye'll no ken the kirk? .
"No ; what sort of a church is it ?"
"Hecli, ! 'w e'Il hae hard Wark the day,
for she'll be thin, and she 13 a, dreigh ane
baith to stag and preach in. •
—Hans Growyost, a worthy German
farmer, who has been a lifelong resident
of Berks county, has a shrewish wife,
who has long red erect his life anything
but a couclh of rocs. One day not -long
ago she, in a fit of!pique, picked up her
duds and left him, vowinglnever to come
back. The news --went round among the
,neighbors—you know how intelligence
of all kinds does travel in 'the country---
and at night several of them, of who !n
T
E J tJRON EX
I was one, we t to; oondon
He at on his out stoop.
at his pipe. • Haus," r
pity you." "My boy," rep
est Dutchman, as he d:.stu
ed the ashes out of his pi
right. She has ahnat co
[Chester (Penn) Demo at.
Where t•eT'.•b•
To make shde pegs
oan use 1 consumes
cords of timber, and to
matches,; 300,Q00 cubic
pine are required eve
boot -trees take 500,0
each and maple, an tl
is 500,000 More. he 1
ricks oonsu ; s 2,000 000
r what woul cover itl
0,000 acres f land. Te
ady up represent 80,(
sir annual repair col
00,000 more. The tis ofl o
onsumea annu
f 75,000 acre
ailroads woali
yearly expels
pairs. Thea
which Amp
here are oth rs ; out : p
r instance, 0 tit, in 1874
while the timer used
making wagon and agric
Menta is vela. at more
d00.—Fiahkill tandard.
•
t
•
i
f
on
nn1;
ma
fee
ye
) c�
.•
1•
•,I
thlon-
ynook-
3, •cyfn vas.
e back
nes.
gh foit
cal y.
ke oar u
o t>t
lar. 1 f
)rd: of b
ie • an lE
ing f
daq
rest a
ap
tri s,
suT11e
r r�
eri-
000
oder
est
is d
i ah,_
►' of
oar
ood
out
i les
'and
about
oads
ally thirty ye rs'igr'owth
s, and to enc a ll our
1 with
for
ays
ing.
ces,
)00,
in
le-
cost .045,
diture of $
are some
rioan foree
sol
It
No Use.
There is no . se in pu tin the
otto, "God • less our o e,f the
f ther is,a neigh old b:•ar, .a d the
pirit of ' discontent and r de. s is
taught by the parents to th c en,
and by the of er to the yo n er. T ere
is no use in p pting up a m tto " he
Lord will pro ide," while the�falf a is
shiftless, the , mother is ahi tlees, the
boys refuse tosvork, and he girO1s busy
themselves o'fer gewgaw a d +finery.
here is no uSe in puttin up th' ot-
, "The greatest of then is car ty,"
bile the tongue of the b ok its ags
i the family,{ and silly use p is dis-
pensed at the', table. The e i nduse in
placing up oonspicuousl t e an tto,
' The liberal man de set li ernd
pings," while theMoney li ks in the
()dusts of the head of t e ouseh id,"
roauing to gat out to se the. ]light of
he day, and there are dollars and
imes for wines and toba co and other
luxuries, but.ositively n one cent for
he church.+In how ma • y holies are
hese mottoes standing let ins ' say
hanging—sarcasm, whin + serves Only
to point a jest and adorn : satire? The
beauty of quiet lives, of rustful, hope-
ful, free -hearted, charita.le lov'eli4ess,
and those lives shed. their own' gin om-
parable fragrance, and th : world knows
where to find: them. An• they e'hall
remain fresh and fadeless when the
colors of- pigment, and t • e worsted and
the floss have faded, an . the frames
have rotted a' vay in their joints.
th
re
ng!
2, ,
Y at
ray na
$1�0,
The Fences of th Fut`iar
The Iowa, ' Homestead
barbed wire is likely to p
lution in our Modes of f
easily pat up, very durab
little or no strain on the
not half so many are wan
Can be grown in a little g
hestnut or catalpa trees
a good hedge oan be grog
of injury to a' ,mals from
little foundation but that
!bion. Expetience shows !
eioon become very oautio
+vaut of the goad -bearing
Methods will ' be foun•
what risk there , is, w
scarcely exists but in the
The revolving spurs or
will teach the! necessary 1
tearing any- ?kin. Our
tion -of timber!, and the v -
taken in this country • ge
preservation iiind culture,
tain that infew years t
wooden fence will be in
heavy a bard
As to hedge
objections.
much time a!
another is th
occupy a wed
their roots,
from produci
thinks
oduce
acing.
e, USoats, of w
ed, omit w
eve of lo
s qua kl
<
^n. The fear
the barb! has
�ofapre
hat a be
s and
Ines c
of r
ich,
case p
other
sson jw
apid 'estruc-
y little !care
-rally for its
akee it ; cer
e ran w : l- of
ostpl ce too
�+
a
I
e
that
ONTO -
is
e is
iich
Bich
lust,
as
1
tien-
asts
o ser -
ire.
sdt Ging
indeed,
f colts.
mans
ithoat
..
a, they hav three
Jne is tha it t,
d care to es ablis
t, when es ablish
;breadth of grow;
llich is t us prey,
crop cf glad
d still,,
80
ke
t
d
d
o any
grass. And a . third a
serious fault I is that •
shoots are n cessarily sc
where they are not plas
stout stems, inclining ou
rails, with one end on t'
the other fifty,or sixty in
will push through then
pushing through the thio
shoots caused by heading
twice, and rubbing the
thorns, it becomes a del
tion to them to rush thrc
it gives their hides a' firs
ing, which is, next to fee
enjoyable sensation to co
hedges have their own p
The shelter they afford
winds is often of very gre
good hedges of plants t
at the base are,'a pernnan
plete guard against tresp
ly trimmed, they are s.
to a lawn, garden, fruit y
t;he . Mime
slender
.ed by 1
inch ot
o: gra nd and
high, c �btle
t And after
et of er ical
own lcnc or
rots off l ;the
gtfat era -
ugh a � I, as
;ate cratch-
ions'
SO
em,
hey
ith
ited
or
ore
nus:
hat
,ing'
ere like
0
ai
ing, tt a goat
or p' g Tet
o nes ov ue.
a ainst driving
t ialu nd
hath gre ick
;ual-
ame
Useful ThingS t
Housekeepers are often
bled and perplexed. 'by
damp closets apd from r
ting an earthen bowl or
of quicklime into the cl.
will absorb the damps
sweeten and disinfect the . ace.
mice and, many huge tha are
congregate in damp placehave
like to lime. As ofte as , the 1
comes slacked 'throw t o F the
heap if in the qountr , or. into it
barrel if in the 'city.
nt and
s.- If n.
armin ' f
t
Pr
11 iw.,i
reatly t fou
ilde from'
et. C y put
e4p • ate full
�s t, t • e s{me
es d• also
Tuts,
apt to,
a 'dis-
m be-
om ost
e ash
el
Often article
steel, particula
or water is unf•
them. If this ig dis
rust has eaten hroug
polished.surfac it ea
ed without defacing t]
they have lainng nuno
rust has made its way t
face, they mus betaken to
factory where there is ala
used for polishing, or somle
be able to finish then, o
new. But in tlecase
forks they willeven be
because in remiingthe
be ground down befo e. r
will consequentle be thin
If y O ur coal a is 10
tablespoonful f salt, and i
very much. : ittle , ging
sausage meat i I. provbs
icingekes, dip the -
into Old wale.: In ioi
; of alu
ly kni es, a le
rtuna ely s Ile
ove_'ed be
1 t e pia
ie si.ybe
r isle.
led
•
e
nib
s rn
rner
we
ite a
u th -y
polish' ng,
o1i bed
t damp
pon•
or the
in or
remov.-
But if
nd the
he sur-
mnu-
heel
ler will.
0o as
and
onust
and
st
.3
✓ p,
fla
iffre
ing m
on a
help it
t into
or. In
lu ntly
3ati for
0..p, use
jq'oee.
alkane, pi
Y aan
a
d tlu
or
w t out
i o cloy
i if p0
t rn!ing fr
si et. l:
er t 't
y to be
Eatabl
l�g, p1p
.
,• t of th
1:1i
li
old ate to extract the
he' at ' wanted r itself
e i pili e g water once.
a tle o barn :1 f oil off
✓ !len stuff by plying
a lent fully ap faith -
r p wk- : r to such grease
q • id ny ' • d. B steak
tl; ing ; Sal draws he juices
,::it is esir bio to eep these
b e. C' k •ver . a hot fire,
gently, ::airing on bath
e o a .latter ; salt and
ste I Bee havinga ten-
tou can be m, de very
y s wing gently for two
• :r a d salt, taking out about
li id when half done, and
pg the re boil into the meet.
n• the meat the pot. After tak
p, m: a gravy of the pint , of
1 save- . A smalll•piece of oharo s.l
e pct • ith boiling cabbage :removes
lme . -
ean oiii•lot with Milk and wate ;
ush . nd soap will ruin the •
biers 'hat have ad milk in the
id neva be. put 'n hot water._
odnful o stewed oma oes in • t e"
a' y of : pier roast d or fried me is
im r• ame t. I he s 'n of a be 1
is t •, a o f a i• caci • us reme y
can b= ap ; d t• a • il. Peel it
nil , • et d a ply••o the p rt
ted. t i d: w o 1 the mak- t1'
nd e1 eve �the.so eness in a feawl
s. .,—J1 I _-•
Goer Ne"sI ems.
r. Goo ge Corneil, of 'r enodie, wh'l
dug l ng orae of he litreets the
the r any!was s i' ed with a fain
it, an • in falltnig dislocated
lder a ' d hurt his back. •
Mayo - Northwo d, of Chath
rtaiile• the own Council and . ct
to s tipple' a f w evenings a
before' theparty roke up he
uteri- by ' r. B ay, on behalf
Nort wood, wit a new arriva
hape f a'�' ung on. '
Limb fate aft r midnight on
ay, cern r 31 t, all the prisonr:
ebt in Sc land ere liberated i •
c • rdanc w i h Dr Cameron's
h ca: e into operation on Saturth
n ary ft st. Two ty-five men ;
worm w r set fee from Glas r
n. s t y passed out of rt
n gat.>s, ryin their bed
ing. saver 1 hundred' persons v
wait' • g g' greeted hem with c1i e
Three r residents
to y r�e•eived relu
1a eve to; the, shar
of a leg Ic v estimated at al%o�u
00,001, which h s been accu{{n�lu
ti>ig si • .e about t e year 17971 i •
es. he legacy f Ila to the heii.s o
hom. a Po le, ho left Wales i
and' came to merica, and w •
be re .• eul b red y the pioneers 0
don ': rad 'agar , in which • 8
s he: i•kacts d m dicine years ag
Mr. 1 n rcbi ald orbes gives 1
ion of 'the 'la.dies f Canada in 't1.
wings ••ords: "W en I1 was li-r:
e I 0 �t ly c tied he hazy idea t• a
Cana ian ladie were beautif 1
t bel f,. r' rath r tradition, a
d ni for 'enty ears, and I ret
, ha i . g en t e ladies of t•
to I •lobe andhaving acquired
id r leai ioun of cynicism i
eq e. ce o finding a large amoun
m l ea ty torn out like the ; ap
of. S �i om nly t be confirmed i•
neral; :ens n the belief of my earl -
T'. a lades of Canada have
ht es `and prigb liners which th
r air i. f the o oust y seems to - n
t u o the ld stn k at borne. h
s for a 1 •ger p rtion of the u.
ces of this eeountry than • at and
h is . xtrernely gratifying to an,
rer' •• hose astes are at all ales
ic."
Mr. horn : Cunningham, of L
tow ship,+threatens to sue h
nail t reco er'thie value of a sh::
h he asset,: weal killed by do. .
the +•• earl me, . r.°'Geo. Wind • o
atens a suit' • against the said C n
hang or s 1.. tin hie pig. It I)._
.
s 't at Cunningham, feel ii
eved over : • e los of his valva . 1
whi •h: wa: heav with lamb, to a d
p his gun rad a of 'everything i
shape of'a og th t came along h
con :ssioi As he. 'generally
ring by oonli' ht,1 he failed o
occa on too discri inate betwee
anda� doge nd sot a stray ; •i ,
ose• to i the property of M .
rge ' incisor.- Nor does the mat e
here for if Cunningham sues h
ncil, '►r the sheep Windsor will 'u
ning • am f r• the pig, and to fin.
chain of la suite, Bennington s
ill sue ; Wi +t door for allowing
to run at la + ge co trary to the 1
A it ision� Cour case, arising
t.: a ductii g of Sheffield Che
a•.tor using the ast season, v
• Roc on Court during 1
- t ; wears that there was
, of an un •� rata ding that durini
the • • aker were only to talk
poen s of off. ilk td make a pound .
BO ll urin' the season the maker
e� hat th s ten pounds would no
and 0 cheese, land hence la
1
es
rs
1
f Dresden
in the distr
9
111
sh
8
8
final settling up in I October the
ck aver
da o
se de,
baei
-e of Met
tb,e pelt
lure, as t
ockt
cted fro
antis es
ny of the
nd is pert
impassibl
• f
Jury faile
he Plainti
Th Ire*
next ittin
&of ten and two -fifth
for every pound f
d paid the patrons
ing the whole ye
hree tons, the deductio
01. nage s of other facto
going to show that i
of cheese from t
The Jitidge suggests
Id be °ailed, which Ws
hearing the evide o
will e tried again
of th Court.
rabl us
the Lir
(38, sairrec
off i Fir 11
ents, or lar"
ts. S.
el 67
d the agency for t
for Dyspepsia and li dr
oom ended. Its 'w
g the, acids and car
es of the Stomach an
iver, can, be tested
ttle'; which. sells t
t ounce bottle,
TS, SeafOrth
e big
ROBE
THE
OSITOR.
SEAFOUTH
USI INSTITIENT
SCOT
TH
BROTHERS
OF OR TES!
SUPERIORITY
THE EMERSON PIANO
31 Is roe:log=0d and acknowledged b the Highest
Panacea Authorities, and the demand !Or them is
steadily intim lug ss their merit aro berlom -
Supplied. ,
ORCiA
See What t
Daniel Bell &
the First Prize
hibition. The
have tak u,
toned Organs
these instrume
any other org
-would rec foram
chase to see th.
SEND
S. ORGANS.
e ADVERTISER Says of
Our Organs :
SIOilit ORGANS.— /e see that
at the Toronto I duetrial Ex.
are well worthy of he place they
✓ they certainly ar the II, nest
p• etent parties who are ris ing
manufactured in Cenada. We
nd ell who are int nding t pur-
Excelsior before parohaein •"
OR A CATALOGUE.
TO PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
We are ecekin
oar super or I
yet repreeente
to establish New
strunirats wherever
, and offer
Agenoli tor
,they ar not
UNEXAM1bLED TERMS TO ' RE-
LIABLE PART4S.
SCOT BROTHERS,
IMPL
E SEAF(*T
RIC UL T URAL
ENT EMPORIIMIL
ILLSON, PRO
GREAT
B A-RCiAINS FOR TWO
HOFFMAN_
WEEKS ON14
BROTHERS, SOkF0
IN
DRES GOODS, MILLINfRY Aliti191 rkkANTLE,
ORE
• AT HOFFMAN BROTHERS; I ElICS °1411.7.
FOR TWO
GOODS, MILLINERY AMY) MAN
GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS
A CALL
BLOCK., f
IS RESPECTFULLY SOL CITED.
ITOFF4A.N BROT'Fi Se forth.
GROCERY STORE NEXT THE P ST° OFFIOE.
A 000D ARTICLE AT A FAR IPRICE.
EXTRA VALUE IN SUGARS, TE
N 'EV‘i LAYER RAISINS,
NEW LONDON LAYERS,
NEW BLACK BASKET RAISINS,
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS,
NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS,
BOXES NEW TURKEY,FIGS,
NEW CURRANTS IN CASES AND BARRELS,
A CALL
CHA
3
GE OF BUSINESS'
MRS. E WHITNEY
-DESIRES st+ to her eustomersand the
public that she.hae disposed of her Tin and
Stove Business to' her sons, orrAurats Ana
GEORGE WHITNEY, who have had the wind.-
; pal charge of the brisiness ler several years, and
she hopes the same liberal patronage svill be
.; extended to them that has been aecorded hero
, self for 86 many years.
coniaection wi
"L" beg to state t
on hand, at the 01
the above themederisigned
at -they ;will °tenth:mato keep
Stand, a full stook of
STOVES OF ALL KiltdDS
Tinware of Every .Description. We
are, al:0 prepared to do Custom
Work of Every Description on the
Shortest Nottce, and Cheap. i
business in all its ibranches* they hope -eon-
' tinue the large patronage -which has be giveitt
WHITNEY BROT
N.B.—Ali parties indebted to Mrs. vbitney
will please settle their indebtednese with, her et
once, as the new Arra! open new honks and the
'settle can do so at this store of Whittle Broe;
until the first of Oetebere After that ate the
accounts will be put into other hands for ed.
lections
665 MRS. E. Will NEY,
RUSH! RUSH!
THE GREAT SALE Of CROcEill S
Which le now going on at
BURNET'S AND LYON'S BEST
COMPOUND EXTRACTS,
CANND TOMATOES, CORN,
AND LIMA BEANS,
FRESH ORANGE, LEMON AND
FRESH ALMONDS AND WALN
FRESH FILBERTS AND BRAZI
PRICES INVITED.
The Grocery next door to the Post Office.
PEARS,
ITRON PEELS,
TS,
NUTS.
WHEN
RIETOR, And
Eas ow on hand a full Stook of
Wan
Wan
And othe
aoknowle
Sowing M
the Wanz
SO M
Its princi
and room
ity of all
hardened
oh
Ling of the followin
•
kinds :
Wilsonl B.,
Louise,
es always in stook. It is Jew an
fact thst the We zer series of
es are ahead of any n the market ,
being
THING BEAyTIFI.IL I
al ointe of excellence eing the law
sp e ander the arm, the adjustabil-
te arts ; the principal !ones being of
n.both s de
bar, with il
with loos p
IS EX
EEL FEED
of the needle ; triangular eedle
Cup; niokle plated balance heel,
lay; Positive take pp ;
With littl or liso noiee. These ale some
leading f ta in this popular machine.
Mach n
Sewin
ACRIC
A full
Grain Orn
and all
Call
Is
Oils and Nee
1LWAYS ON HAND.
toe
he
Be
Shortest Notice,
URAL IMPLEMEN
of Horse Powers,
, Sawing Machines
ay belonging to t
the
les
Root Cutters,
1st siness.
d See Our Goods !
re purchasing elsewhere.
AFOTH.
pqxvENIEN
THAT IS THE PLACE where you seanssetgood
sold I am now selling. Come and *get some of
them -before they are All soli.
Green Teas at BO and 60 gent:3 per p mad,
Japan Teas at 50 cents per pound,
Tea Dust at 85 cents per pound,
Black Teas at 150 ;and 60 eeets per p
Good Soap, 80 bars for $1,
Good Toilet Seep, 25 -cents for one dozen,
16 pounds of Prunes for $1,
20 pounds of rice for .$1,
20 pounds of Pot Barley for $1,
11 pounds good clry Sugar for $1,
12 pounds of Retsina Lilf $1,
18 pormds Nev;;'. Currants for $1,
20 pounds Dried ,Apples for $1,
Pure Honeys all kinds -
Jellies. Canned Salmi' and Maokerel, „
Tomatioes, Lobaters and Sardines,
Oats. Peas, Bean*, Cornmeal, Flour, Oatmeal,
Graham limn, Coefish, Mackerel, Lake e
in hal f barrels, Labrador Herrings in b els and
half barrels, Herrings in boxes, Fresh Finnan.
Iladdiee, Bologna Santoro, Cod Fish in 5 pound
boxes, Fresh Butter, Eggs and Lard.
A 'Canis Solicited, Frain All
N,o Trimble to Show GoOds.
, - - SEWIN !M,A0iFII*8 I
REMEMBER THAT THE MOST Dealer in isll. kinds of FiretoCla 8
PLACE TO BUY 1 FAMILY AND, 1111ANUFACITtifg
IMO SEWINGIVIACHIIII ES.
Knitting Machina, lawn 310ttlet81
.3_ Sad Irons, &wing Machine Re -
all Schciol Requisites, suoh RS SLATES, PENCILS, -S011113BLI G POOKS, P N , INKS,
pairs, Needles, Oils, Attachment
,FOOLSCAP PAPERL SCHOOL BAGS, i
LUMSOEN ,& WILSON'S NEW BOQK S ORE, I am the ONLY Agent in this part of the:County
. I for the Celebrated
In SCOTT'S BLOCK, Between iWilson & Young's and ThomesiKidd's. WHITE SEWING MAC ma
Which hue succeeded% 'taking the Firat Prir.e
ID ON 0110- ID c)ii"rr Voizt fox two years in secoessiOn se the Sealerth Fair,
over all its competitors.
That we hale receiv d a Large Stook of WALL PAPERS since inoviet etc our Ne -Stand.
, - I,
Than ver for Transacting her Lerge and Increasing Trade in
ST
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DY
on., Stock is Very Large and of the Best Qnality.
Call and get one FREE. We have Ayeed, Green's, Eadway'a, 8cc.
in English, renoh, n
ellers
THE FlUFpN FOUNDRY
TTAVING p t an Engine into the Fitting Shop to drive Lathek Plan s an Drilla, in
-1--•• tihe Plo Giinding and Polishing Meehinery, parties wanting ork one WM h
time, as stets will be u every -working day.;
r
ALL RE IRS IN ENCINES, MILLS AND OfHER 'MA HINE Y
Attended to short notice On hand and mede to order, . Horee Powsr e, „Grain Cra hers, St aw
Cratere, Lan ollers,Gang Plows, Grate Bane &o. Plow. Castillo ma le tO, order 1 m pat rns
furnished by rties wan ing the sauna Plow Pointe a speoialty, made from kiennine low Point
Iron; and r sited hard nd tough. Will sled Fit, Grind and Polish Plow Casti meg c es,p, as the
shop is fitted with Grindi g Stones and Emery Wheels for each W vrk. Will ale° take C ntractefor
Engines, Boilers. Grist R d Flouring Mille Saw Mills and Other Machinery. Will make Plans ;find
Specificationsar Mille, o. All Alterations on Mills or Engine* attended tei. Will al make al-
ependel
ve it at ny
J. 'S. RUNCiMAN, Seaforth.
nations on all • ds of If chinery.
P. S.—Ae Mr. j. S.illuncirnan has gone away for the N9111R6T, the business will be carried ou
Mr. R. Runciraan until hi s return.
A_DD. -,ESS TO THE ELECT9RS. ,
SMITH.—" ood morning Jones, where are !you going te ?" ' '
JONES.—" am going down to M. ROB TSON'S Furniture Wareroo I s, to get some iew
Er
farniturei you see Mine et getting played out nd I leaflet° get some first ra furniture at very low
prices. Our baby wants new cradle, and they say that.he has the very bee and cheapest in the
county."
M. ROBER SON begs state that he has removed to the pretaises lately.oboapled by Mr. J hn
Kidd, as a Ha dies -re storie, and that he is noel prepared to furnish everything in the Furniture) -ine
at remarkably ow Priem' Intending parehasete will find it greatly to their Isdvantage o call rid
exe.mine his s ok before, purchasing elsewhere. Repairing promptly attended to. Ferriture de
to order on very short notice. Picture framing a specialty. All work guaranteed. Farm prodnoto,
HIS UNDERTAKING DEPARTMIENT
Is, as formerly under his own supervision, and will be conducted with the greatest car and at n -
tion. His stook of Caskets, siloffins, Shrouds, Ito., will be I ound complete, and at the ery lowest
rate, Funerals attended in the country. A Hearse for hire. Remember the place.
•
Also Agent for the Wheeler & Haste,
Osborne A, Wilson, Wanzer 0, and imy Msaine
All Kinds of Sewing Ittf141111208
Seennd-band Machines taken in exabai.e
part payment -for New Machines* and siWries
sold on easy monthly payments.
satisfaction Guarituteeil.
4AMES .WATSON
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTM
OFFICE—In Campbell's Black* oppisite the
Mansion HoteL .1 66$
M. J. .RIGGj SEAF010114,-
ITAS now con -eluded arrangements Ito lisese
Oysters imported DIRECT FROM sRALTI -
MORE, and desires; all who want
GOOD FRE.S.-11 ON'S ERS
And others buying in Large Quantitlise there
will be a Liberal Reduction given.
686 Opposite) the Commercial Hotel.
PA I NTING. 'PAINTING.
13.
T_T OUSE PAIN TL.NG hi all its branch -
4 -1". Writer, Decorator, Peper aingere&
washing and Kalsoraining. Shop, nex
Megarey's bakery. Orders left at D.
Grocery panotaallyattended to.
door '.to
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Deem -1010m
None but the Very Best Stook kept.1 Tenni
or otherwive promptly filled.
11 S. CAMPBELL, Fnsvinelal lewd Survelee
• mad Civil Engineer. Or#ersbytasiiproato
72 De S. CAMp3ELL, Mitebel4