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AIL STEAMSHIpa
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) GLA.SGOW.
WEST SEA. ROU
ediete and Steerage Tickets et
tteerage Passengers are booked
Hit, Bristol, Qiieenstown,DetrY,
and Glasgow, at same rates ei
FROM QT.TEBEC
7th Aso
14th. MO
21st lantx
24th MA'x
^ ....
... • ... 4th Juice
lith. assl,,st
18th JUNE
25th aiszit
2nd JULY
Jur
16th .1111ez
23rd JULY
30th as -LI
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reeding at Quebec with the
lea-% e Toronto every
M. For ticke s and every ies
CENCI. Agent, Seletfortb.
_
; RE AN 0 E.
FARM FOR SALE
•
,ettan, at the Village of
:flry evi el (I .
E has been instructed by the
DONALD Mc D 0 UGALL,
nction, at TURNER'S 110TEL,
fl
JUNE 21. 1881,
Farxu, consisting of Lot
Stanley, centaining 100 acres,
Lt
an d, well fenced and in, a first:
titivation ; the balance ie well
iemg e nsiderable first-class rail
egocd buildings, a large bearing
it- little hayfield river rune
et the film; It is on a go
:in three miles of Brucefield, and
chnrchea, &e. TERMS.
t Le jurehase money to be paid
and the balance on easy terms
apply to the proprietor.
or to the auctioneer at SeafOrth.
1,t11 the let October, 1831.
McDOUGALL, Proprietor.
L tioneer, 698
-
FAL & BLACK,
E. MAKER&
re have bought the Tools and
lately carried an by the Sled.
ta Manufacturing Company, and
cperience of over eight vearaM
w prepared to carry on the trade
8.
ttel to us wfll receive prompt
sclass work guaranteed.
tuners made and repaired, also
:d Sheet Iron Work, &e., at ma -
I made and old ones repaired, on
ce, and at prices that day cam-
3.TAL & BLACK,
Box 103, Goderich.
T E
OWE CALLERY.
W CALDER,
1:•cit el:rasher of Se a(orth , having
the tit ry ordeal, is now sunning
Str, in his new and commodious
11 s Eleck. This is the Oldest
ectieri, and has been thoroughly
A.u3 aith, all the latest appli-
! effects specialty for the acoom-
r. Calder's, large and increasing,
now get into one of the hand.
eeninletely furnished galleries
Lew in a better position than
time to tern out all work in the
ae entrusted to him in a superior
Itwtst living profit, and on the
notice. A call is cordially 80-
,..t/ER„ Scott's Block, Seaforth.
:MPORIUM.
tr hereby thanks his nurneroue
reerchante and others) for their
during the past 7 years, wad
intesrity and close attention to
their confidence and trade in
ng great ls enlarged his prem.
t• Eater, he is now prepared tolpay
[EST CASH PRIQE
e•f Good Fresh Eggs, delivered_
riam,
REET, SEAFORTH.
ilubscribez, 25 tons of good dry
D. D. WILSON
1 CARRIAGE FACTORY.
HABERER
t on hand, and make to Order,.
Weighs, Carriages, Bug.
la and every other exticlein their
sr.1 exintend their own busterantee a good article both as
,rkmanship.
I Finish their work cannot be
e large city establishments.
tly atteuded to. Give ns a
i need that we can satisfy you as
lee.
iI known to the public, having
in Zurich for over 12 years.
HESS & HABERER.
HT SIDE UP.
LLIAMS KINBURN.
ed the t•ezvices of Mr. Henry
0 is a .11 lotowzi in. this Vicinity
If s. se-slieer, and as a general,
to no man in the County, we
in being able to give
74 ill all lied& of work, and to,
ft t t in the I est possible manner.
-Wagropri,_ Sleiglie, Cut -
1 :14W14E and Harrows kept on
ord. r on short notice.
any others:hop.
and, satisfaction guaranteed or
JOHN WILLIAMS.
HOR LINE.
1ES MAIL STEAMERS Sail
erlay flora NEW YORK and
Leudonderry) and LONDON
era E (41 I. Lon lendt rry (}Ias
I Ettroi e. Fares tieflow
e Certilleatt H to persons
their friends,
1.• con:nu:dation of Anchor Line
p:11,:•,ed for Elegance and cOm-
S. DICKSON,
Ai the Offices.fort13
RSESI WANTED.
AN & SHARP
: ;1" ti 11 ts TE L, SEA.FORTH,
, for the purpose of buying
ore 11 to 7 years old.
(i S riARP
LL, Provincial Land Surveyor
g.neer. Orders by mail prompt
1'. CMPBELL 4itthe1l.
JUNE 10, 181.
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ON EXPOSI'FfOR.
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The Father's Advice to its
Son.
finradtwgajordd,aand action ;
Leint hoovneryest
Ythbeougyhourt, a
Wthout this principle of pride
The heart can feel no satisfaction.
The honest man, though e'er so poor,
May scorn the rogue with gold encrusted;
An upright column stand secure,
Abroken branch is never trasted.
he poor and lowly no'er despise,
Nor judge a man by his apparel;
The slave though wrapped in humble guise,
afity be nacre honest than an earl.
'is not the gay in gilded dress
Whose bosoms most with truth aro glowing;
The poppy robed in loveliness
Is black at heart while smiles bestowing.
To those beneath you never do
A deed that may demand defending ;
To comrades still be kind and true,
To ll be just and condescending.
By gentle means you'll win your foe,
By frowns his pride you'll only wake it ;
The sunbeams melt the frozen snow,
The Borcas blast the harder makes it.
Rut let no base, insidious power
Deprive your mind of just opinion ;
Nor to the tyrant ever cower,
Nor blench before his dark domir1ion.
Look in his face with steady eye, ,
With brow unbashed, with lid unfailing ;
The fearless falcon sweeps the sky,
The wenn, yoa know, was made for crawling.
Be not too quick to join. a fray,
Nor reckless bravo the risk of danger ;
Nor deem your own the wisest way:,
Nor think at once to know a stranger ;
Believe not man is void of grace,
Because his looks are not the lightest;
Nor always trust a sniffing face -
The coldest nights are oft the brightest.
The woman who shall win your heart,
Let her be simple'wise and tender,
With more of modesty than art,
.Against the willows to defend her.
With power of mind in such a maid,
You may despise all vain regalia ;
Tbe gent[e violet 'neath its shade
Breathes sweeter perfume than the dahlia.
In ranking choice of bosom friends,
Beware of those who fawn before you ;
The smiles which summer sweetly lends
Are dark when winter blusters o'er you.
And fawners they in friendship fail,
So trust them not though e'er so warm ;
The osier bends with every gale' •
The oak alarm sustains the stonn.
With talking fools your distance keep. -
They'll bring you nought bat pain and trouble;
The placid waters still and deep,
Throw up no froth and empty bubble et
Then choose a friend of steady mind, 'ea\
Whose every lot is ruled by reason ; til
A feather flies with every wind—
A rocks the same in every season—
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Mr. Martin's Scalp.
BY JI1111Y BROWN.
After that game of munablete-peg that
rat) and. Mr. Martin played he did not
come to our house for two weeks. Mr.
Travers said perhaps the earth he had
to- gnaw while he was drawing the peg
had stuck to his insides a,nd made him
sick, but I knew it couldn't be that.
I've drawn pegs that were drove into
every kind of earth, and it never hurt
me. Earth is healthy, unless it is lime,
and don't you ever let anybody drive a
peg into lime. If you were to swallow
the least bit of lime, and then drink
some water, it would burn a hole
through 3 ou just as quick as anYthing.
There was once a boy who found some
lime in the closet, and thought it was
suaar, and of course he didn't like the
whispered through the door ti.e.t it was
all right ; that Mr. Marti as made
that way, so he could be t n apart
easy, and that I hadn't h him. I
shall have to stay in my r all ;day
to -day and eat bread and ater, _and
what I say is, that if men
with scalps that may co
minute if a boy just tout
isn't fair to blame the bo
Young People.
Josh Billings' Trum
I have never known a
but what was boss of the sit
After a man gets to be 38
he haul form any new h
the best he kan do is to st
Ones.
Enny man who kan
or ketch fish, and not lie
just az pins az men ever
this world. •
The sassyest man I eve
hen-peckt husband when
from home.
An enthuasiast iz an indt
believes about four times '
he kan prove, and he kan
four times az much az an
lieves.
The dog that will follo
ain't wrath a cent.
Those people who are tri
to heaven on their kreed
at last they didn't have a t
Too long courtships are
judicious; the partys oft
skoreing fore the trot begine
One quart ov cheap w
cheeper the better) judicion
will do more business for
the smartest deacon he has
I don't rekolect doing
that I was just a little ash
what somebody remembered it, and
n
waz sure, once in a while, to put me i
mind ov it.,
Young man, learn to t; if you
undertake to sett a hen b f re she
ready, yon will lose your ti and con',
fuse the hen besides.
1
the advance of
speaker spoke of
other States' of t
Oat a prohibitory
eVerything. - He
eral prosperity of
re made 1 but there was one
off any eral rnle. This
them, it I tOn. There he ha
Harper's than he had ever
The prohibition]
forced there. W
rty ? Was it t
nee from drink
oor.1 The cause
arried on the gre
tate, and wages
low rate. The li
ue great evil, au
utnre time be
gaiust the evils
entrated capital
hey were now e
iquor traffic, n
Itriction. He w
hibition if the m
could be got to d
-could not have
favor of inducing
beer and light w
iticoholic liquors.
Buc1hit Penit nts.
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ards.•
nd wife
shun.
ears old
ts much;
hie old
p horses
out it, iz
to be in
met iz a
iz away
dual who
much az
ve about
bodey be.
any body
g to get
find out
ticket.
t always
tire out
key (the
applied,
tan than,
ny thing
ed ov but
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The Emperor Nich s and
the Gypsy
1 His Majesty happened on day to be
Iengaged in inspecting a St Peniten,
tiary, and took it into his h d to quea,
tion some of the convict respecting
the nature of the offencee or which
they were suffering punish t. "Wha
are you -here for ?” he a , of one
"I am innocent, Imperial i jesty," ref
plied the prisoner, falling ' his knees
a victim of false witness!. A 'churc1.
was robbed, a beadle kno6 d on the
head ; the peasants caugh ld of rne
and I knew nothing abut t'" Turn
ing to another the Czar ked, "Auc
you ?" "False witness ag:, Imperial
Majesty. A pedlar was do for close
to my house. I never eve reamed of
such a thing."
"And you?" said Nichol to a thir
"Sheer malice, sire. One my neigh
bore conveyed a lot of forg notes int
my pockets, and hid a a litho-
graphic stone in my bedroo . I am 4
taste of 4. So he drank some water to innocent as an unborn bab
take the taste out of his mouth, and The Enaperor, obvio9
pretty soon his mother said, "I smell these successive protesta.ti
something burning ; gocalness gracious ! 1 lessness, caste, glance along
the house is on fire." But the boy he prisoners until his eye fell rt
gave a dreadful scream, and sai , "Ma, ged, wretched -looking gypsy
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it's me !" and the smoke curled p out , beckoned forward with th
of his pockets and around his ne k, and course you, too, are -here
he burned up and died. I know this is 1 charge?" "Not a bit of
true, because Tom McGinnis went to ! jesty," replied the Tsigan ;
school with him, and told me about it. i and squareas far as I ani
Mr. Martin_ came to see Susan last ; stole a pony from.a trades
night for the first time since we had, , a pony, did you ?" said th
our game ; and I wish he had never 1 laugh, and then, addressin
come back, for he got me into an awful 1 or of the prison with
scrape. This was the way it happened. stermaess, said : "Turn t
I was playing ,Indian in the yard. I % nothing rascal instantly o
had a wooden tomahawk and a wooden cannot allow -him to rem
longer in such honorable
company, lest he -pervert all
innocent people."
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scalping knife and a bownarow. I
was dressed up in father's old coat
turned inside out, and had six chicken
feathers in my hair. I was playing I
was Green Thunder, the Delaware
chief, and was hunting for pale faces in
the yard. It was just after supper, and
I was having a real nice time, when
Mr. Travers came, and he said, "Jim-
my, what are you up to now ?" So I
told him I was Green Thunder, and
was on the war path. Said he, "Jim -
ray, I think I saw Mr. Martin on his
way here. Do yoa think you would
mind scalping him ?" I said I wouldn't
scalp him for nothing, for that would
be cruelty • but if Mr. Travers was sure
that Mr. Martin was the enemy of the
red man, then Green Thunder's heart
would ache for revenge, and I would
scalp him with pleasure. Mr. Travers
said that Mr. Martin was a notorious
enemy and oppressor of the Indians,
and he gave me ten cents, and said
that as soon as Mr. Martin should come
and be sitting comfortably on the pi-
azza, I was to give the war -whoop and
scalp him.
Well, in a few minutes Mr. Martin
came, and he and Mr. Travers and Su-
san sat on the piazza, and talked as if
they were all so pleased to s e each
other, which was the highestpo raey in
the world. After a while Mr. Martin
saw me, and said, "How silly hays are !
that boy makes believe he's an Indian,
and he knows he is only a little nui-
sance." Now this made me mad, and
I thought I would give him a good
scare, just to teach him not to call he liked it. A person
names if a fellow dbes beat him in a down into a dirty cellar,
candle, and pay from fift
five cents for a glass of V
key many times a day, I
not be as much liquor d
and jumped at him. I caught hold of the large towns if the 1
his scalp -lock with one hand, and .drew , rigidly enforcsd. The
my wooden scalping knife around his why the law was not m
head with the other. - enforced was on political
I never got such a fright in nay whole liquor could not be ob
smaller towns; village
country districts. The 1a
generally supported, and
backbone was all on the
ponents. Very few, eve
ents of prohibition therd.
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bored by
s of guilt-
the-
line f
on a ra
whom h
words, "qf
n a false
, your Mal -
it's all fair
ncerned.
n." "Stole
zar with a
he govern -
I assumed
0
Prohibition Ai Maire
It Works.1
At a recent meeting in t
Dominion Temperance A
other speakers was Mr. Phil
son, the Globe's anti -Pro
Commissioner, who said t
ed, not as an advocate, bi
not to advance any set C,
principles, but to give the
Maine trip. His position
perance question. was th
should be willing. to give
liquor if it would do any;
fellow man. But beforei
Maine he did not believe!
hibitory law would result%
done, and he had believe
say that the Maine law
The facts as regarded the
were these : There was la
obtaining liquor in the la
towns. It Wtate sold at th-s
in various other placei
ever, did not tend to sho
was a failure, because one
law was to lessen the am
consumed in the State, a
not the shadow of a doub
was not generally used ev
habitants of the towns in
sold. One reason why li
drunk in. Maine was bees;
price and poor quality.
whiskey in Maine he dr
1
1
ublic opi
the lista()
e Union,
law won
ad spoken
he peopl
exception
as the tow
seen pov
witnessed
w ; was
at caused
e law?
ever mad
was that
t cotton
ere redo
nor traffi
it mig
ecessary
f monopol
by the 8'
ploying
mely, leg
s in favor
:jority of
clare for i
rohibition
the cons
nes in p
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011
ion. The
r laws in
and added
Id not do
of the gen-
of Maine,
to the gen-
n of Lewis.
rty greater
elsewhere.
Wetly en.
this pox/.
o; abstin.
any man
here was
rade of the_
ed to a very
was only
t at some
to proceed
and con.
me means
ainst the
slative re
f total pro •
the people
, but if they
he was in
imption of
efsrence to
:
The central id of Budd
o be that Of buy ng merit,
he favor of, the gods by
eeds and suffering for the
hose who tortur their bodi
Special privations hope by
gore up large q antities o
even to be deifie
Their devices t
various. One
three years' vow
ly hut at some di
ple. Another s
tiny cell, coming
They say he has
years and proba
the vow bf pe
especially pleasi
another, even sm
than his fellows,
fingers as a situ
offer more, we
is described as
wound with flax
in kerosene oil,
placed a lights
slowly down, co
the stump is fin
of shears.-1-Chinc
hism seems
or gaining
meritorious
✓ sake, and
es or suffer
doing so to
f merit or
in the future world.
sh this are
fulfilled 3,
e in a lone -
n the tem-
gged in a
)r hie meals.
n for three
will agair.,
fence being
ddha. Still
g to suffer
i one of hie
proposes to
he process
he finger is
been soaked
the end is
hich burns
e finger, and
with a pa --r
•
1
accompli
onk has
f hermita
tance fro
ts cross -1
out only f
not spok
ly never
etual si
g to Bt
re willin
has offere
Tice, and
re told.
follows:
hich has
and- on
taper,
sunning t
ly cut off
Letter.
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QUeen Victor
siotal of the pet
Beaconsfield
%When the gong
Windsor, tie Qu
itrice and her so
aviary to give th
%-,The Whitec
;Public Works f
1measures to the
of emigrants the
froth the Cont nent. Th
signed by lanndr ds to ag
don and sleep c •owded to
i
llod ing houses, without
Ihea th or decen y,
--Mrs. Glad tone is
woman and doe, many: kii
the villagers of Haward
given them an
which is open w
She has also est
:a home for o
Gladstone serva
estate twenty, t
-Near Cochr
day's ago, Mrs.
daughter quar
daughter eized
good -for•
b - the itop f he
f doors. I firedaagai , but
a minute aside by her lit,
d virtuons father ca e ho
these good nearly to dea
daughter will li
_ vet- -0
and Ho_vv.,_ -a-The lirince
y p pu ar d
ieties.
a has t ken posse
eacocks -hich Lo d
ept at Hughende i.
bons bird arrived it
en, her d ughter Be t -
Leopold rove to t e
,
m courteous welcom .
apel District Board f
It compe led to tal e
k the o etacrowdi g
e, en rout to Amerii' a
y are co
nts in Lo
ether in l•vs
regard o
benevolent
d things for
n. She has
xcellent offee hou e,
ek-days tnd Sunda s.
blished n ar the seas le
phans. a any of t • e
ts have een on t e
irty and f rty-years.
ne, in Georgia, a f:w
iny Garrett and ler
elled, whereupon tie
il
a shotgun and shot off
mother' head. Sig e
the gun was knoc ed
le brothe . When t • e
e he whi ped the sirl
h. The mother al d
ely die.
of Wales has bow.. e
ring his vi:it to Pes h.
told hi at a pub '0
..
aft, by *hi: frank aid
r, taken every 11.11 -
storm. I: e predic ed
would m ke as exc:1-
ign . as '. e was new
a man. The Pri • ce
hie visit, four magn fi-
-horses a • d several sits
national costume of t • e
• ed wit • remarka•le
e gems of great vain:.
lo Healt Physiciin
e dens of the Polac s,
d of that 1 ity the oto er
as thoro ghly shoc ..ed
o behold umanity liv-
and wret hedness. e
three f:milies cro ed
one bar:room,
id povert . The flo
overed ith dirt
e disorder If the ap
1 descrip ion. He
ode of liv ng one of
retched he has e
lurks in :very cor
nstances has attic e
There ere found
persons ick with
s. He ha already is
ses of am 11 -pox am n
Count Andrass
ronto of the dinner that he
nce, among amiable mann
ips Thoth- garian heart b
ition Maine that the Prince
he appeal- lent a Boyer
s a witnesS; charming as
temperande bought, during
acts of his cent Hungaria
the tett- of the gorgeous
any man Magyars, ador
the use of jeWelasaid nati
od to his .---The Buff
e went to went throb& t
at a pro- in the thiad wa
good being morningatand
from hear- and disgu ted
s a failure.
Maine law
difficulty in
cities and
hotels and
This, how -
hat the law
pject of that
t of liquior
there avas
that liqnor
by the in-
hich it .was
or was not
of its Wish
tmandrafrik
it beca, se
ld not go
ghted by a
to twenty -
poor whis-
here would;
k even in
was more1
reat reason
thoroughly
ounds. Bat
ned in the
land in thei
Jv was very,
the lack of
de of its op -
Of the oppona
ere in favor1
do it, and I'm awfully sorry." But he of the repeal of the , law. Another'
just caught up his scalp, stuffed it in thing that impressed huh was that,
n force for
es that had
direction of
he language of
ping up the
argument in
everywhere
of neatness,
perity not to
where there
even in the
t squalid ini
be seen _in]
s the cage in
oil of Canai
that the re
nearly equal
e had aske4
is be dile t
asion, and
1 •
a
•
fair game. So I la&gan to steal softly
up the piazza steps, and to get around
behind him. When I had got about
six feet from him I gave a war -whoop
hfe. The knife was that dull that it
wouldu't cut butter ; but, true as I sit
here, Mr. Martin's whole scalp came
right off in my hand. I thought I had
killed him, and I dropped his scalp, and
said. "For mercy's sake ! I didn't go to
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his pocket, and jammed his hat on his
head, and`walked off, saying to Susan,
I didn't come here to be insul ed by a
_little wretch that deserves the allows."
Mr. Travers and Susan nev
word until he had gone, and t
laughed till the noise broug
out, to ask what was the naatt
he heard what had. happened, instead
of Iauehiug, ho looked very a gry, and
said that "Mr, Martin was a worthy
man. My son, you may come up stairs
with me."
is
If you've ever been a boy ou know
what happened up stairs, and I needn't
say any more on a very panda' subject.
I didn't mind it so much, for I thought
Mr. Martin would die, and then I
would be hung, and put in jai ; but be-
fore she went to bed Susan ame and
while the law had been
thirty years, all the cha
been m de were in th
making i stronger. InJ
r said a Neal Do, they were et
Len they rat holes: The stronge, ti
t father favor of the law was t a
r. When he went there were sig
cleanliness, thrift and,
be seen in Canada. Ev
were signs of industry,
cities there was none o
digence so frequently ,
Canadian cities. This)
spite of the fact that the
da is far more fertile,
sources of Maine are ti
to those of Canad. B
while there, maytot ail
other causes-ato moral
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ing in sue filt
says that ltwo
themselv s int
thrive in squa
and walls are
vermin, nd t.
ments pa ses a
nonnces t eir
most vile and
seen. Di ease
and in many
whole families.
one room seve
cases of measl
coVered three c
the Polacks.
a -On the ev:
•STOC
FOR SERVICE. ,
0 CATTLE
will 'keep o
ttioron,glibted
ullett, during
from the' best et
and is a stire st
ayable at the t
returning if
HAEL.
REEDERS— The undersign d
his farm, Lot 2, Concession 8,
he ooming season, that superi r
rill "Honest Sandy." He is
ek on both Hides, is 2 years old
ck-getter, Terms—$1 per cow,
me of service, with the privile e
neceisary. ROBERT ?de I-
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• er
er,
111
a
ning of t
e 26th nit.,
attempt was made, to reek a tr
near Kingston j depot. bont ten
from the easterjn semaph re on the
grade, where ti e trains usually thnn
alOng at great
titiaber was pia
road at an ang
track. About fifteen feet further
another tie was also secu ely placed
the track. , 4bout tw lve o'cloc
special. freight ram pass d the sta
by a po
ruck the
ob ed a se
n off the tr
peed, a
ed again
e, and re
eavy piece
t a tree on
ting upon
g ing east. It
fal-engine.
struction s
ock, but was
the end of the
by the blow w
engine mounte
was draw
hen she s
e sustai
not thro
imber ha
rich it r
the sec
ing it lengthwise on the
venting a run ff. Wh:
tibn was reached teleg
spatched to ngston
trains to bew re of obs
the train run off the
been a sad los of life
train, as ther is a stee
on each side o the road
referred to. It is thong
blocked for th purpose
express traiu hich goe
rim The reg lar freig
from the east passed t
11.45 o'clock. The lin
he special g ing east
fterwards a 12.05
the interval t e sconn
done. The ailway
reward for t
offender.
1
•
ing been
ceived, hilt
nd tie,
rack, an
n Rideau
ams were
a
•
ee
11
bh
as
0
• er
rS
er
ck
pli
th
OW
pre
ta
de
warning othe
ructions. I a
e might av
n the fiaigh
embank .en
•
14
at the ilac
t the roa• wa
of wreckin, th
east at 1., 5
STRAY CAL
isee of the
oKillop, about
alves—thiice st
Leers were allr
tar on the -face
bite with red n
ace and head, a
nd watite. An
Et will lead to
ill be suitably
3eeehwood P.
E8—Strayed from the pro -
undersigned, Lot No. 4, Oon. p ,
the First of May, Five Yearli g
ers and two heifers. The thro
d with the exception of a ern 11
of each ; one of the heifere w s
eok and a little red around t e
d the other was spotted rd ;
person giving such informati n
e recovery of the above animele
awarded. THOS. O'ROURKE,
704-4
•
A
• a
P. ERIN
arts of the C
OBITOR Office
• County of
CTIONEERS.
, Licenced Auctioneer for the
Huron. 1 Sales attended Iniell
unty. All orders left at thehx-
ill be promptlyattended to.
VRANCIS CI
"L. LAND AG
sale of landed
red Stock. Ca
et. Office an
look, Goderie
A LIIMANDE
eer, MeKi
sales of Land
Implernente.
signed at Wa
(session 14, will
bills, notes an
ALEX. DELGETTY, Walton.
AHAM, , AUCTIONEER AND
NT.—Sieoial attention given to
roperty, farming and thorough -
tile selected for the Engliah mar -
Auction Rooms, Acheson's new
, Ont. Terms moderate 615
DELGETTY, Lieen Fed AuctiOn-
op. Special attention given to
d Property, Farm Stook and
11 orders left with the under -
ton P. 0., or Lot 14, cpn-
be promptly attended tb. Suis
stamps furnished if required.
639
MONEY.
M
ONEY TO LEND -Money to lend on god
improved farms only, at 74 per cent. in °r-
est, playatlQ ye
erate. JOHN
AiT011EY.-T
1 -Y -L money for
mortgages on f
per cent. intere
agreed upon.
for th e
ONEYLA.
lend inone
any 11outit,
eat ohred onl
commission oh
G. McDougall
rly ; private funds; charges m d-
. PORTER. 681
LO undersigned has a large su of
immediate investment on rat
rm property.' Seven and a la11
BI yearly; principal as may Ibe
J. H. BENSON, Solicitor, S a •
6
G. MoDOUGALL is authorize
at 64 per cent. on mortgage,
d for auy number of years; i n
on the unpaid principal.
rgod. Apply at the Store of
Co. 67
3
to.
for
6Y -
No
A,.
$10,0,0U
of years not ex
minutia ; • No
principal mane
giving siXmon
ing one -forth
year without
time I of !payi
OFFICE Vi
BILL.
t train, o. 2
LO semapho e t
was then lea
aseed the oi
'clock. D rwin
relly deed as
mpany ier
e apprehension D the
•
00 TO LOIN on Securit of
• Real Estate for any t rm
eediug twenty, at 6 per cent. Iper
ommissione ; The whole of Ithe
may be repaid at any timol on
hs' notice, or any, EMM not exe ed -
ay be paid at the close of e ch
otice, interest ceasing from Ithe
ant; Loans effected promply.
itoria Square, Seaforth.
0
11
7
IMP RTANT NOTICES.
EVIODIS P aRSON AGE AT WALTO
Tenders ill be reneived for the orectio
a Parsonege at the Village of Walton, up
June 91h,at
tender wil), not
the building
biome oanbe s
Mprrison,i near Walton'after the 6th of J
ANDREW MORRISO el, Secretary. 7
•
pASTURE-60 Berea for cattle; Si 60
-1- single month, or $1 25 per month for
ing cattle at 75 cents per m
All pasture to be paid for be
mals. °mare of stock to be
trays or losses. Apply early.
ber wanted. JOHN .TH0
. R. S., Tuckersmith. A
ted for a term of months. A
GROCERY NEXT DOOR TO HE
TEAS. TEAS.
OST OFFICE, SEAFORTH
TEAS. TEAS.
- IN GEENS, JAP S iikND BLACKS,
FAIR YOUNG HYSON TE 30 CENTS PER POUND.
GOOD YOUNG FiYSON TA, 3p CENTS PER POUND.
CHOICE YOUNP; HYSONITEA40 CENTS PER POUND.
EXTRA CHOICE 50 CENTS PER POUND.
VERY FINE, 66 CENTS PER PUND.
THE BEST IMPORTED, 4) CENTS PER POUND.
VERY FINE JAPAN TEA DUST 30 CENTS PE il POUND.
At 25 cents, 80 cents, 35 cents 40 cents,
WHITE SU GARS -9 and 9i 4unds4br
LIGHT AN D 1YELLOW S GA S-10,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS -A Full
and 45 cents per pound.
11,12 and 13
Stoc.
pounds for $1.
I?. D. ROSE, SP.FORTH.
A NEW GROG E Y
N S EAFO RTH
I -I TT GI-
XTAVING Removed to the Commodious St
-1-1- and Roberton'e Seed Store, and having
Meat Business, was added
op,
e in Stark 98 Block, between Megarey's Bakery
ore roor at his disposal than is required for hie Cured
A STOOK OF NEW nAIND rRESH GROCERIES
Which will he feund as Complete and V ried as any in the Trade, wad
EVE RYT H ING IS
•
FEtESH AND NEW.
He is determined to sell stri“ly for cash, and Iwill con
Liberal Di sconnt frim ordin
Some of the 13est Teas in tit
'clock P. M. The lowest oi nsss„
be accepted unless satifactor to
ommittee. Plans and Speci
en at the residence of And ow ,
ne.
4
ea
Beaseln, Year
for the season.
rem &al of an
poneible for e
a Iithlted nu
Concession 2,
farm hand wa
to above.
N OTICE T
Storm Cu
bankments o
abort onehal
ceived by' tbe
June, 181, at
fications to be
further infor
lors or to Wil
or a
STE
70
ONTR A.CTO RS -Tenders
verb and Catting Down the
the 6th and 7th Conoessi
mile north of Varna, will b
ndersigned up till the 131h da
o'clook P. M. Plans and Bp
seen at the Clerk's office.
ation apply to any of th e Con
lam Graham, Reeve. The lo
y tender ot necessarily accepted. GEO
ART, Clerk, Varna. 70
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
rrn LET—Si rooms over A. G. Ault's Gr
-I- Store, S &forth. Suitable for dress m
or private day lling, with front and rear entr
Apply teL A. G. AULT, Proprietor.
ra
the
nth
ore
res.
nly
P,
ood
plY
4 -
or a
ns,
re -
of
ei-
Or
oil -
est
GE
.2
- I
eery
iters
93
TWO nOUS 15 TO RENT—To Rent, a 40m-
fortable welling obso adjoining the Old
Temperance all, i nicest part of the wn ;
also the 'house adjoin' g the Dominion Cu ling
and Skatlng ink; possession at once ; ren rea-
sonable. App y to L. MURPHY, Seaforth. 00
QTOREHDUSE TO BENT.—To rent a good
Li grain storehouse on the south side of the
railway track in Seaforth, with two Bete of scales,
trucks and jig ers all complete; possession iven
immediately. Apply to Scott Brothers, Se af rth.
or to the pr prietor, 11)BERT SCOTT, Rox-
boro. 77
ST°E31TO
modiOus
Street, Sento
ton. The s
room 30 feet
able and pose
Appy toW
VARM F )It
ci 12, Con
aorB, 55 acre
bered with va
orchard, hous
miles frcim Ki
Seaorth. Fo
Constance P
place.
ENT -o rent a large and °m-
eter° in Whitney's block, ain
th, in the best business part o the
ore is 60 feet . long with a tore
n length in the rear. Rent re eon -
salon giyen on 5th Janury, 881.
TNEY BROTHER. 79
SALE OR TO RENT-Bein Lot
ession 6, Hallett, containin 100
cleared and the balance well 1 Uni-
fiable timber •' soil good clay I am
and frame barn on the place14
burn, 74 from Clinton, and 9 rom
terms apply to THOMAS MI
0., or at his residence on the
792-8
MEDICAL.
T G. SCO T, M. D. &c, Phyeician,Sargeon an
• A,ccou heur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and reei
denbe Beath :ide of Goderich Street, second doo
east of presb terian Chgroh. 312
COE, M. C. M.. Physician, Stu -
geon, e c ,Coronet for the County of ninon .
Offiee and • esidence, on Jarvis street north,
dirctly, opposite Seaforth Public School.
WM. HAN VER, M, D., C. M., Graduatieof!
McGil University, Physician, Surgeon fin
Accbucheur, eaforth,Ont. Office and Rename e
North side Goderioh Street, first Brick no use
east of the e etliodist Church. 496
DB. HUT
lege, M
lege of Ph
Surgeon of
Office—Blue
HINSON, Graduate of McGil.
ntreal, Licentiate of the Rayed Col
sicians, Edinburgh, and late House
Craiglockhart HospitalaEdinlrgh.
ale, Ont. 68f352
11DERBYSHIRE L. ja. S., • Surgeon Dentist, Grdaate
of the Royal College of 1lenta1
Stugeons of Ontario. Office
hours from A. M. to 6 P. M. Rooms in
Mr4. Whit ey's new brick block. Main Street
Setorth,
ARTWRIGHT, L; D. 5
‘-l• Member of the Royal Golle e
of Dental Surgeons of Caned
Office—Indian block, Market St.,
nt., has now opened out an Orioe
Seaforth at .he Queen's Hotel, where he w 11 e
prepared to perform all dental operations wit'
ease arid skii. Office open first Tueeday i eve
month: 5 52
MISCELLANEOUS.
PEE DAY at home. Sapap 1 e
$5 to
'J' -'worth $5 free. Address STI
SON & Co., Portland, kaine. 6.9qx52
72 enA WEEK.
ade.Costly .:idc1=1P1Iti
oitt2t fiat fdraeya
o
&o.AnguBta,MalTh. 69252
n6 A WEEK in sour own town. Ternis a
" 5 outfit free, Addrasell. HALLETT
Co, Portland, Maine.! 691x52
fl CHROMOS, mine in new type, 10 cen s,
tr, mail; 40 Agentlf samples, 10 cents '• U.
CARD Co. Northford, Ct. 6155
JUTISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, Goderi.h,
Ont WM. COX, Proprietor. This is on: of
the Quietest, Most Comfortable and Be4t C
dtieted Hotels in the Province. The Roolns re
cOmmodious and the Table and Bar 1ber.11y
• sapplied. Good stabling in connection. 68C-52
equently give his customers the benefit of a
ry trade price.
Market for the Money.
CURED MEATS OF ALL DESCR11710Ni ALWAYS ON HAND AS USUAL.
Goods Deli/d ed in any Jlart of he Town Free of Charge.
BUTTER AND EGGS TA EN FOR GOODS AS CASH.
R emeriti er the P1 ce and Give Me a Trial.
Gil R BB Main Street, Seaforth.
"AND DON'T you FORGET IT,"
0 K I LLORAN RYAN
THE OLDST' FIRM IN SEAFORTH
They have always paid 100 ne
do likewise." They do not pr
to sell the VERY BEST
ts on the dol ar'and they expect their customors "go and do
tend to sell G ods at Cnit, or even below it ; but they are prepared
GROCERIES, CRO9KEY, AND LIQUORS
IN THE MAKET, AT A FAIR, LIVING PROFIT.
.....w ......,-,,....g..
TiIE SEAFO RTH -----
l'
N S _IRAN OE AGENCY.
_ w.AS soi.,T
-ST., NORTH, -SEAFORTH,
%
Gr'ii aEllNkIiRns of property effected at lowest eur-
FIRE, Marine, Life and Aecident
Insurance Agent, Conveyancer, &e. Risks
rent rates. , Losses adjUsted promptly and atis-
actorily. iNone but first-class reliable CQM
panies rep esented. Exceptionally low rtes on
U1 classes Jof farm property. Only 60 cents to
per $1 for three years in the Gore District
I Galt, ea Wished for over 40 yeaz. The fol -
owing Cor1panies represented
Britis Anierioan, Of Toronto,
Seotti 11 Imperial, of Glasgw, Scotland,
North rn, of L011 on, England,
Gore istriet, of qalt, Ontario,
n
Caad Fire and arine, of Ilamiltota, Ont.,
Royal Canadian, °If Montreal, P. Q.,
Quebe , of Quebec, P. Q.,
Allian e, 91 Hamilton. Ontario,
Travel ers (Lift and Accident), of Hartford,
C an.,
Toron o Life, of Tbronto, Ontario.
I A,111 ALSO AGENT FOR THE
The Very FinestBRA, .VDIES from, o r Resident Buyer in, France, and
WINES From our Agents in Spain and Portugal.
FINE TEAS A SPECIALTY. SUGARS, TOBACCOS, &C.,
AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES.'
GIVE US A CALL AND ,SE FOR YOURSELVES.
KII440RAN. & RYAN, SeaTorth.
N. B. -We are also Agents fiat the Celebrated " Ma sala " Sacramental Wine. Warranted Pure.
CAN
LOAN
Money
per cent.
ADDRESS ' TO T E ELECTORS.
SMITH.-" Good morning Jones, where are you going to ?"
JONES.-" I am going down to M. ROBERTSO'S Furniture Warerooma, to get some new
furniture, you see mine ie getting played out and I want to get some first rate furniture at very low
prices. Our baby wants a ne cradle, and they say that he has the very best end cheapest in the
.
riDt.DY *PRESS. — 7 o th Free and independent People ot Huron:
1 -
M. ROBERTSON begs to state that he has removed to the premises lately oaeupied by Mr. John
Kidd, as a Hardware stereo and that he is now prepard to furnish everything in the Furniture line
at remarkably low prices. Intending purchaeers will, find it greatly to their advantage to call and
examine his stook before purchasing elsewhere. Rep iring promptly attended to, Farniture made
to order on very short notice) Picture framing -a ape ialty. All work guaranteed. Farm proadtuene,.
feathers, wood and lumber taken in cichangin , I
Is, as formerly, under his own supervision, and will e conducted with the g a est care and
te
HISU1116ERTAKIN DEPARTMI T
,
tion. His stock of Caskete, Coffins, Shrouds,&o., wil be found complete, anj at the very lowest
rate. Funerals attended in the country. A Hearse t& hire. Remember the pace.
M. ROBERTSON, SAFOR,TH.
STATE
kDA PERMANENT
AND SAYINGS COMPANY.
dvanced on Real Estate at 6 and
Or annum.
ALSO AGENT FOR TH
UNE STEAMSHIP CO 'Y
Sailing fr m New York City every Thursday, to
all point in Europe. Tickets issued from here
or New II rk, to snit purchaser. First Cabin,
$60 to $ 10return. Second Cabin, $40 to $75
-return- Steerage, $26. Parties gonag to En
rope should try the STATE LINE, as it is
undoubtedly one of the Best and Safest Steam
ship Companies sailing from New Yrk.
THE HUR
N FQUNDRY, SE FORTH.
WM. N. WATSON,
Main Street, SEAFORTH, Ontario.
OFFIeEamIonn Hotel.eninpeirs Blocks 01TOgit4
br
C1-1 NGE OF BUSINESS
MR E. WHITNEY,
T1ESI ES to state to her zustomersi and the
publ'e that she has disposed of her Tin and
Stove B siness to her sons, CHARLES and
GE0BGJ WHITNEY, who have had the princi.
pal ehar4e of the business for several years and
she hope the same liberal patronage will be
extended to them that has been accorded to her-
self for s many yearn.
fiction with the above the undersigned
to state that they will continua to keep
at the Old Stand, a lull stock Of
TN con,
-I- beg
on hand
ITAVING put an Engine into the Fitting She p to drive Lathes, Planes and Drills, independent of
the Plow Grinding ! and Polishing Mac hine , par tiee wanting work 4one can have it at any
time, as steam will be rip elv ry working day.
ALL REPAIRS ON ENGINES MI IS AND OTHE MACHINERY
Attended to on short noti�e.j On hand and ade to rder, Horse Powers, Galain Crushers, Strew
Coltman Land Rollers,Gang low, Grate Bre, &e. low Castings made te order from patterns
furnished by parties wantin the same. Plo Pointe specialty, made from teuaine Plow PoW.t
Iron; and warranted berdenil tough. Will a o Fit, rind and Polish Plow C stings cheap, as the
shop is fitted with Grinding "atones and Eme y Wheels for such work. Will aleo take Contraets for
Engines, Boilers, Griot and Flouring Mills, Saw Mills land other Machinery. Will make Plans shad
13 eeifinations for Mills . All Alteration on Mini or Engines attended to. Will 'also make val-
uations on all kinds of M ehmery.
J
P. 8. -As Mr. 3.8. madman has goal
Mr. B. Runoiman until hs return.
S. UNCIMAN Seiforth.
aw ay f r the winter, the businers will be carried mil by
STOtVES OF ALL KINDS
—AND--
Tinw re of Every Description. We
are algo prepared to do Q1L8C0774
Work of Every Description onth,e
Shortest Notice, and Cheap.
Haying a thorough practical knowledge of the
business in all its branches, they hope to con-
tinuethe large patronage which has been given
to the o d and well known house for so many
years.
WOITNEY BROTHERS.
N.B.
will pie
once, as
old busi
Bettie ca
until th
account
lection.
665
All parties indebted to Mrs, Whitney
se _settle their indebtedness with her at
the new firm open new books and the
ess must be closed. Parties desiringp
do so at the store of Whitney Bo:
first of Oetober- After that date the
will be put into other hands for eel
MRS. E. WHTNEY.
SE
ING MACHINES!
JAMES WATSON,
Dealer in all kinds of First-Chss
FAMILY AND MANUFACTUR.■
ING SEWING MACHINES.
Knitting Machines, Lawn Mower,
Sad Irons, Sewing _Machine Re -
pas, Needles, Oil, Attachments,
&c.
I am t13 ONLY Agentin this part of the County
for the Celebrated
WHITE SEWING MACHINE!
Which has succeeded in taking the Vint Prize
for two years in euecession at the Seaforth Fair,
over all its competitors.
Also Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson, Howe,
Osborne A, Wilson, Waiazer C, and any Mechine
a customer may want.
All Kinds of SO-Wlia Machines
Repaired.
Second-hand Machines taken in exchange as
part payment for New Machines, and Illsehines
sold on easy monthlypayments.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
JAMES WATSON
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
OFFICE—In Canapbell'e Block, opposite the
Mansion Hotel. 1188
THE VERY
BEST MACHINE OIL
In the World, is Manufactured by
41-cColl Bros. 4 Co., Trot,
And for sale by dealers. A.k your Merchant for
Ler-dine and take no other. This oil, underthe
severest test and most activecompetition, wa,
at the Toronto Industrial Exhibitdon,aws.rded.
the highest prize; also the gold medal at the
provincial exhibition, Hamilton, and the high.
est award et the Dominion Exhibition, Ottawa,
the silver medal.. Farmers and all who use
a grieriltural machinery-, will gave money tundra:tea
ehinery by neing none but Lardine, 704-28
STILL AHEAD.
BRUSSELS 'LIME WORKS.
TOWN & SOS.
THE Snbeeribeas take this opportunity of re,
turning thanks to the inhabitants of Braude
and vicinity for past patronage,and beg to state
that having made several improvements in their
kiln and mode of burning, they are now in a bet
ter poeition than everbefore to supply the pub-
lic with first-class Lime at 18 cents cash at the
kiln, or 15 cents delivered.
This being the seventh season of our business
dealings in Enuisls, and having given linguali.
fled satisfaetion so far, the public eau rely ora
frreeedom uvia.ng good treatment and ilret-olass sztlde
6971 emembem the Spot--Brassels Time Works.
TOWN & SONS.