The Huron Expositor, 1881-06-17, Page 3SEAT &A.Le.
' GOING ON AT
A
lit.ND PROVISION
SEAFO;RTH.
•liTTON is directed to m
asserted stock of Teas. -et
he
money ever offered; you na
f (asci Tea for $1, and four
Dust t for 41. All other
n and are bo'rig sold at
LOWEST RATES
es a large stock of Saga
3tsins, Prunes, Dried Appy
l,Gbsterea, �+ardine,, Salreee
ly, Red Currant Jelly, pins
icer:, Honey in one pound tins,
be Quart or Gallon-114ele
OF PROVISIONSt
GOOD, SUCH As
z xtmeal, Bran., Short=, Chop
rlw Sugar Cured Hams, Po.
ps, Maple Molar.;e$, &e, A
IRNA ANDGLASSWARE
ilk pans, Jugs, all sizes of
large stoek of Glass Geel
' aria Lard, and some of the
fret Turnip. Seed in Stock.
A. G. AULT, Seaforth.
IAB CHANCE. -
tFARM FOR SALE. -
retro a at the Village of
ruff:t eld.
has been instructed by the
.1,. DONALD McDO;UGALL,
tenors, at TURNER'S HOTEL,
LUNE 21, 1,88:1s
1 is Farm, consisting of Lee •
fanle•: , containing 10€1 acres,
arc ti, well fenced and in a fir
}tivatian ; the balance is w
e• mg ccrsitiexabie first-clasarail
good buildings, a large bearing
e little Batifield river Vans
•.t the farm; It ie on a good
iu three miles of Brucefield, and
dols, churches, &c. TERMS-..
ti a purchase money to be paid .
e, end the balance eta easy terms
c!ulera apply to the proprietor.
to the auctioneer at Seaforth.
n the let October, 188L .
LD McDOI.'GALL, Proprietors.
etioneer. -698-
"AL
dog
"AL at. BLACK,
WACTICAL
MAKERS.
rs have bought - the Toole and.
ss lately carried on by the Geli-
d Manufacturing Company, and •
l.crience of over eight years in..
w prcl axed to carry on the trade
:rted to us will receive prompt
-class work ;guaranteed.
•dere made and repaired, else
a Sheet Iron Work, &c., at rea-
ds and old ones repaired on.
cue, and at prices that defy come
iTAL & BLA.GK,.
Box if 0'3,_ Goderich.
THE
DITE .DALLERY.
Mr. CALDER,
I otographer of Seafortic,having
the tit ry oideal, is now running'
st, in bis new and commodious
rt's Block. This is the oIdeat
ect ion, and has been thorOughlI
l pt d with all the latest appli
tMete specially for the aoeom-
r. Calder's large and increasing
ow got into one of the hand
ceruplettily furnished galleries
new in a better position than.
tine to twin oat all workin the
it•.
entrusted to hire in a superior
low( et living profit, and on the
;mace. A call is cordially 80-
.1;tER, Scott's Block, Seaforth-
F RUM'
=r Hereby thanke his numerous.
merchants and others) for their
during the past 7 years, and
rest trity and close attention to
t their confidence and trade in
ring grۥatl,, enlarged his prem
rioter, ha is now prepared tolpa!
LEST CASH: PREGE
of Good Fresh Eggs, delivered
FLEET, S: AFAR H.
subscriber, 25 tons of good dr7
D. D. WILSON
CA:R A iE FACTQRL-
HABERER
: en hand, and make to Order,
tele leeks, Caine inges,Bug.
.
4 and every other articlein their
sill erint end their own; bttsi-
rrar tee a good article both se
ecarkroanship.
t Finieh their work cannot be
e large city establishments.
4.31-tly attended to. Give na r.
:x.ced that we can satisfy you as
ice.
O. known to the public, having
t xn Zniieh for over 12 years. ,
HESS & HABEEER.
HT SIDE UR*
LIAMSe i.1NBtTRN•
it'd the tEx ices of Mr Henry
i t is well known in this Vicinity
'Ilt•rec-r-hoer, and as a generil
to no roan in the County, we
€x.faltnt in being able to give
t. in ell Liud of work, and to
Sc tet in tlio beat po: blemanner
riui't'R. Waggons, Sleighs, Cut-
leows and Hai -rows kept,00
o melt r on short notice.
these c f any other shop.
.end-atit<faction guaranteed or
SOHN ILLIAMS-
)RSES WANTED.
[AN- & SHARD'
IHAlt1''S HOTEL, SEAFOR`:
tatty, for the purpose of buying
sorts film 8 to 7 years old-
(ZL.0SSMAN & SH'ARP.
ILL, Provincial Land SnrveYol
igineor. Orders by mail profit,
i . s. CAMEBELL, efitei.;ell
jtnin 17, 1831.
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THE H
-q be Sceptic's Prayer.
BY WILLIAM LAMSON,D. D. .
gearsago a very intelligent and pious
ladyrernoved from her home in New
en apshire to some city in distant Min-
hesote. Shortly after reaching her new
borne she learned that her nearest
neighbor across the 'way was failing in
oonaunnption, and to her sorrow she
named that he was an infidel, and
more, an atheist. He denied the exis-
tence of a personal God. He rudely
repelled all attempts to commend the
dspel to him.
One day this pious lady saw her in-
valid neighbor sitting in the sun on the
otoep of his house opposite. She pitiedwen .
and the question arose, Ought I
not attempt to carry salvation to that
Poor darkened , shee immediatoul? ely passed over
seemed clear
to her,
and entered into conversation with him.
hJinding to his illness, she said that
she had suffered much from sickness,
and added, "Bat the Lord Jeans has
done great things for me." The last
amark excited the sick man, and- he
replied, "I do not believe in that stuff, we see that the gifted an
and I do not wish to hear it." Walter Raleigh was a fir
After a silence of a minute or two, the this childish form of sup
lady said, "Though you do not believe learned Selden, in his
in any God, I wish you would offer this
prayer "0 God., if there be a God, I
beseech thee to bestow on me salvation."f
fle consented, and solemnly repeated
this petition.
In a moment a change was visible in
his countenance. ok then of ous of
peression of
ace and joyplace
trouble and anxiety. And he said I am
strangely changed. I never before felt
as I do now. I am saved." He then
said he wished to see all those ' Chris-
tians.whom he had treated so rudely,
and ask their forgiveness. From that
time, during the few remaining months
of his life, he was a wholly changed
man, giving all the evidence that his
circumstances permitted that he was in
need a new creature in Christ Jesus. —
The Watchman.
was powerless to work them evil, and
was either a half mad woman, the vic-
tim of a hideous delusion, or else the
actress of a knavish part to ant her -vile
ends.`' Tb all the old crone, with her
tall hat, crutch stick, and black cat
nestling on her shoulder, was one who
had dealings with the d{wil, and • who,
through the might of Satanic aid, could
abetter the seeds of miaery broadcast
wherever she listed. She had sold her-
self, body and soul, to hell, and until
death claimed her, her power to effect
evil, it was alleged, was r} Hunted. The
great man is he who rises:uperior to the
prejudices of his age; butt • fore the end
of the seventeenth tend ry—with the
exception. of Bodin, •Ere-tns, Reginald,.
Scott, John Wagstaffe an u Dr Webster
—there were none who • ad he bold-
ness or the knowledge to brand witch-
craft as a base and palp: ble supersti-
tion. We find Lord B: ';•n gravely pre-
scribing "henbane, hem16' k, mandrake,
moonshade, tobacco, opi;' m and'other
soporiferous medicines" a the best in-
gredients for a witch's of i tment. From
the pages of his " History of the World''
practical Sir
believer in
stit_on. The
Table Talk,"
while pleasantly d seoure'ng on the sub-
ject of witches, shows th t he also held
the same faith. Sir Th nae Browne,
the kindliest of physio ans; Sir Mat-
thew Hale, one of the m. st acute and
spotless of judges ; Hobb s, the sceptic ;
:the eminent Dr. More o Cambridge,"
and the patient and tho ghttul Boyle,
all were of opinion that itchcraft was
an evil capable of . some roof, and that
its disciples merited s
punishment. It was
dawn of the eighteenth
men cam to the cone'
devices of "witches and
were only so many triol
and utterly unworthy of .c
last judicial execution I
witchcraft took place in'.
when a woman and her
were hanged at Hunting
their souls to Satan." S
however, various cases h
'women, accused as ,
drowned while undergoin
water at the hands of th
yet infuriated neighbors.
.
A Good Deed.
There is nothing so noble and touch-
ing as a really spontaneous'act of gen-
erosity, after all. The other day a
rough,careless-looking stranger was
walking up Mission Street, near Sixth,
when he observed a lot of hoodlums
clustered around the gate of a small
frame house, in front of which a poor
woman was weeping bitterly, surround-
ed by her terrified children. A. scanty
array of household goods on the pave-
ment showed that it was a case of ejeet-
ment.
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•
"What are you abusing that woman
for?" demanded the "man from be-
low," addressing an ill-favored indi-
vidual who was carrying out the furni-
ture.
"I ain't abusing her," growled the
landlord. "She can't pay her rent, and
I'tn going to bounce the whole outfit ;
that's all."
"I've a good mind to bounce you,"
said the stranger indignantly ; "what's
the amount she owes you ?"
"Twenty-two dollars."
"Here,take it. out of that," and the
angry man took out` his wallet, and
handed over a $100 greenback.
The evictor respectfu•11y turned over
race t and the change. Forcing an
additional" V" on the happy woman, the
stranger walked rapidly away.
"'Centric ouss that," said the house
owner, looking after the philanthropiat,
musingly. eral Grant, when visi
Bat the philanthropist said nothing informed of this fact,
until he turned the corner, when he right. They are not so
murmured softly to himself, as he put
arp
tot
oe
lsio
s a
rede
lE
the
little
on
ince
ave •
witc
g the
eir i
.
The Use of Tobaoc o b
The New York Tribu
date notes as an ill omen th
ternal revenue ' receipt fo
ending June 30th will a cee
previous years by $10, OO,i 00, owipg returnE
chiefly to the collections ou c garettes— gave h
this increase being chiefly :� ne to the for her
spread of cigarette smok'ng °..mong the queath
boys. It is said that t e omen and title.
girls also make every ye: r a arger con- —A
tribution to the revenu: de ived from J. A.
cigarettes. These facts bon boys and her ha
girls smoking ought to b: th = signal for young
war all along the- .line, a on those who their s
have to do with• the yo; ng, : geapst this . wisdor
growing evil. We are !-lad o Dote! in
this connection a fact, • of n .w, -but pn-
known to many, that 'n t e Govern-
ment Naval School at - nua'olis tobac-
co is prohibited, and tis: Bo: rd of Visi-
tors at West Point son: ti e since re•
commended a similar r le or that; in -
ha e military
ate: dy nerves,
fro them; at
f st w1th. !To-
to t ' e students
del his. Gen -
ng here, being
sai Thlat's
apt to tale it
" Most men
on a little more pedestrian steam . who are themselves' tob:'coo users,
"Lt's no use talking -virtue is its own would, if possible, pr: vent their sOus
reward. I couldn't have gotten another and all other boys from gett ng the.
the
such chance to work off that counter -
same habit. - While the use of tobbacco
fait in a year." undoubtedly injures en, it is much
The True Man. more injurious to thos • o have, not
Andrew Marvell, Milton's friend, fa- yet attained their gro • It ants off
and also
he British
a certain
large num-
and swift
until the
tury that
that the
mongers"
d fables,
con The
gland for
ear 1716,
daughter,
for selling'
hat date,
curred of
es, being
ordeal by
timidated
y Boys.
e df a recent
t tie in -
the year
those ! of
authority
example,
a d argument and
nest this: wide
Varieties_ .
Kirkton , as soured a da ly mail at
a oost.of $ 0. '
-St. a s Council iuten' tool rigidly
q
collect th ! oil tax this year
-Tau the
tk is beginning t. come into
Mitchell in rkdt, and' is br ngi ig from
$3.75 to er cord. ' !
—The hier and three lerks'of a
barge Par a en commercial Ouse have
been acre t d for defaloatio • s amount-
ing to $5 0 00.
—A Fr h veterinary s• rgeon has
discovere remedy; by 'inoculation
dor the si ess called "char . on," which
kills mill le s of frames' wo th of sheep
yearly.
--Ramie n, a school tru: tee of Ho-
boken, N ., absconded : week ago
with $5,0 o of his employ es money,
after vioti izing others to he extent of
$5,000.
—Mr. . Shitlaber •(► rs. Parting-
ton) is r ering from his severe ill-
ness. H so much bette that he is
able to g own stairs an. receive his
friends.
—Ten thousand dollar;' w6rth of
liquors, belonging to a ma who engag-
ed in the gale thereof wi hout proper
license, e�e seized at Lo ' e11,Mas ., a
few days a o.
--Sin etewano,, of 7�n uland, b ing
visited b e sons ' of the Prince of
Wales, is ed them to tel their gr nd-
mother to t he would like o know hat
he was k pt in prison for.
—A mping of the Ant
Society a Madrid., a few
solved to d mend the aboli
p inishme t and the im
tion of a}1 , laves in the A
—En aid Methodism
fered a aev re loss in the
of the Rev. W. O. Simpso
chief orga; izers of. the
Union, e.n' for many year
at Madr s
—Pro Robertson S
suspend d by . the Asse
Scotch hurt' ' for
• tain ` rti les on the
guage an c� literature; h
positio oif the staff of
ptedia riitannica.
—Many Seacole, the
who so reatly distiuguis
the bat lefleld and: in h
reeept and
pread evil.
the Crum;' an War, latel
land. h was present a
and at he risk of her li
the wo ed off the fiel
o England
mfort and ea
he has, strang
11 her proper
lig' ty goose on t
het Laufer, South
oh ng of eggs a
aro d could be ex
dell . The gande
r t generally 'at
netted on the e
CI
•
a p g stitution. If we are t
men of strong bodies an
tobacco must be- kept
least during the period
bacco is also prohibited
of Girard College, Phil
after they get cut the
.e
.
61
w
th.
tur
tha
very
: n years of age
to inquire
upon eheir
✓ his pur-
from mine'
inedtlem.
e obsee vved
In twenty
rders oil cir-
tion of i the
arked taste
there! was
e ; ten' had
Blight ul-
embrane of
ed on ,Bas-
o for eome
hem all for
ect until the
hen health
red.
shows ` also
by boys is
• brain and
r Napoleon,
increased
Ecco revenue,
the sc ools
that the
scholarship
mong those
among.. the
brbidding its
tntions
"A learned
one of the
made a re
who passed
ucceeded in
if they are
Smoking o
11 them fat,
f preventing
ering Ifacts
• inations for
e statement,
t . we deem
half a. cen-
d to the use'
the head of
•
vored the Restoration, but he satirized
the vices of Charles II. and the corrup-
tions of his court. The satires ca -used
such a sensation that the King deter-
mined to win Marvell over to the court
party. Threats, flattery, caresses and
bribes were tried, but Marvell's honor
kept him steadfast to the right. -
Lord Treasurer Danby had been Mar-
vell's school fellow, and Charles's min-
isters employed him to offer a bribe to
the honest old patriot, who would vote
in Parliament for his country. He call-
ed upon Marvel in his garret, and at
parting slipped into his hand a order
on the Treasury for £1,000.
"My Lord," calls out Marvell, axing
looked at the paper as the no lemau
was getting into his carriage. "I equest
another moment."
They went up again to the gar et, and
Jack, the servant boy, was cane
"Jack, child, what had T for d• inner
yesterday ?"
"Don't you remember, sir ? y u had
alittle shoulder of mutton, that you
ordered me to bring from a woman in
the market."
, "Very right, child. What have I for
dinner to day ?"
"Don't you know, sir, that ou bid
me lay by the blade bone to broil ?"
"'Tis so, very right, child ; gc
'•1Iy Lord," said Marvell, to
the Treasurer, "do you hear th
drew Marvell's dinner is pi
there's your piece of paper. I
not. I know the sort of kinds
intended. I live here to save
stituents ; the Ministry may se
for their purpose, I am not
them."
When Andrew Marvell died,
stituents carved on his. he
"Beloved by good men ; feared
imitated by few, and scarce p
by any."
The Belief of Great M
- witchcraft.
Ludicrous as the powers appear to us
at the present day with which witch-
craft in former times was credited, such
powers seem never to have been denied
or disputed by the great minds of the
past. A witch was all that was abom-
inable, and to be held in the strongest
loathidg; yet few bad the wisdom or
the courage to contradict the possibility
of her exercising the arts she pretended
to. The judge, as he passed . sentence
upon the condemned woman, trembled
lest her fell gaze should bring upon
him and his household sorrow or death.
Theyelling crowd, as it hal
her to undergo the water ord
dared as it saw upon her exp
om the marks which, it was
proved that she allowed her "
to draw upon her life's blood.
lagers who went miles out of
to avoid her haunts never for on
believed that . the object of
away."
ruing t to
4t ? An-
ovided ;
want it
Less you
my con-
ek men
one of
his con -
'stone :
by bad;
tralleled
n in
stripped
al, shad -
sed bos-
upposed,
amiliar "
The vil-
heir way
moment
heir fear
from the height of se
from the length of lila
Medical Journal says
doctor, noticing that a
ber of boys under- flfte
were tobacco users, wed led
into the effect the habi ha
general health. He t' ok f
pose thirty-eight boys, age•
to fifteen, and carefull'. exa
In twenty-seven of th m
injurious traces of the • abit
two there were varion dis.
ciliation, digestion, p:lpit:
heart, and a more or l,:ss
for strong drink. In t'• elv
frequent bleeding at t • e no
disturbed sleep ; twel
aeration of the mnc
the mouth, which disa
ing from the use of t
days. The doctor tre
weakness, but with lint
smoking was disconti i d,
and strength were soo' res
-Scientific investige ion
that the use of tobi'co
decidedly injurious t the
mind. In 1862 the E per
learning that paralysi ha
with the 'increase of t) : tobt
ordered an examinati of
and colleges, and • din
average standing. in oth
and character was lo
who used the weed t an
abstainers, issued anict f
use in all the nationa !inst
Chamber's Journal ns :
professor of medicin in
universities some tim ago
mark that those stu nts
through his hands ra .ly
distinguishing themse vex
habitual users of tbba co.
cigars or pipes seemed to d
ulties, and have the e ect
them frcm sedulous' gat
sufficient to excel in exa
degrees." Put with t is t
which comes to us on wh
good authority, that ' ithi •
Wry no young man a•!diet:
of tobacco has gradu d a
his class at Harvard lleg
While tobacco in o ' ina
. duces such damagi' res
and brain, it is a we 1 est:
that cigarette smoki . is
than any other form f s
valuable little tract,o "D
arettes" has been pub ishe
circulation by the " . ma
Temperance Union o Ne ••
ing by numerous fa s t
qualities of , cigarett :: th
the paper in which t' ey
Since a man, howe •er s
tellectual faculties, c n ac
life -work but imperf eotl
not a sound body as •' ell
mind, every paten an •
teacher in the 1.d :hob
earnest and pers ent
a
0
u
ha
s
pea
bac
e
,.
ill
r
11
I.
a
r
jd j1
fowl, s
left them puce during
days. It''was useless to
him off it. Audio ! ou
he epcoeened in hatchi
which!haA.ow leads aro
for as teuerly as any 6
—OPE) 4ay lately, wh
used -up udividuals
species,w s waiting at
for th t o o'clock expr
he wa no iced by some
of th to n to be the
One f th gang though
bendi pin and stic
of pa r, hich he atta
of th rs +• p's coat, a
The pe was soon ab
sult gh have been
had o b -en for a byst
medi tel extinguished
— La:her interesti
pose of at a ''Listo
Cour; Ila -t week; Tw
neigh o ood of Dubli' sold to far-
mer i G ey a horse hich they war-
rante sound, for $101 in cash. The
burg i as ub Sooner made tha the
farm tied to lead his r}ew horse
away n found that it was t tally
blind e then refu ed to to e the
hors' , a d the party .f the firs part
refus t give back the mons As
there a probability of the pa ty of
the r 't art beieg sen down for their
over, al practice, t ey consented, to
give i e money, tak: back the blind
hors:, aud pay the : xpen es ojf the
Cour The query no is wheth r the:
farm r o the horse h purchase wag
the lind r'of the two. {{
— ` one time ago 't • e towns ip of
Dow ie' passed' a by law iproh biting
cattl: an hogs from r nning at .large,.
and pp anted John a avis, of -Sebring-
villa, to ost up notic:s of the by-law
and o ep that its pro 'sione were car'
ried; nt On the 20th ult. he gathered'.
up q it a number of tray animals i.
the Go e, and :was • riving them to
pone ;, when he was f Mowed by some
parti s, and several he d of cattle were
take way from aim, some hard
knot . s Bing given i . the operation.
In c ns quence be lod. ed an iuforma
tion gainst James an' Richard Clyne
and . 'Macnarnara; N ho appeared in
the tretford police c urt on WiiednesL-
day t la$t week. Ri.hard, Clyne ad1-'
mitt 4 the assault and was !fined Th
char; a against James lyne for resort
ing t e t cattle was d smissed, a d a
agai • st ! Richard Clyn : and C. aon
mar: teal left over a w:ek for jud men
1iey Honest riticiS
T e late James T. "fields pose sled 1
rent: rkable memory. .everai ye rs age
a ge• tlrnan, think_n: to puzzl him
ata dinner party inf.rmed the guest
prio to Mr. Field's ar ival that a ha
him .elf written sozn poetry nd in,
tend d to submit it o Mr. Fi ids a
Sout ey's and inquire in' which of his
poe s the lines occur ed. 'At tie pro:
per anent, theref re after the guests
war: seated, he bega " Friend 'ields,
I ha e been a goo eal exercised of
latel ryiqg to find .in Southey's poems
his ,•• ell known lines r• nning th's—can
your ell' ns about who time h: wrote
the " I do not r member t• have
met with them bnf re,": repli-d Mt;
Fiel t s, " and there 'w re only tw• peri-
ods n $putheyts life when snc lin
coul' possibly have been wri ' en 1
him "' .' When wenn those ?" g eefnl
ask -d the witty que tioner. " Som -
whe e,4 said Mr. Fie ds, " abo' t th
earl p niod of his e : istence w en
was nen ng the nieasl,.s and oast, • g ha
first teeth ; or near t e close of • is life,
whe' his brain' had so tened and he had
fall: n into idiocy. he versi ;cadet'
ban 'gs to the iineasl: s period, . ut tie
expression evidently • etrays the idiotic
one.,
forms! pro.,
lits in ;body
blishedd fact
ore injtirions
oking. A.
sease in Cig-
for
general
's Christiana
York, dhow.'
e poisonous
mselvee and
re wrapped,
rong his in-,
omih
,• ifplishe huehise
as a sound
pastoz* and
d join in an
crusade, by
1/1
..
-Slave T ade
days ago re -
ion Of ca ital
ediate lib era-
,
as again suf-
udden death
, one of the
undey School
a missio: ary
ith, rete . tly
bly of the
ritilig cer-
Hebrew an -
s aceepte • a
the Enc clo-
t
nglish nurse
ed horse f on
spite' d'ring
died in ng -
many ba ties,
e often c: Tied
. When she
fund, w • fah
e, was r: ised
ly enong • , be-
y to perso • s of
e farm o Mr.
Easthope left
eek befor : the
ected to 'rack
then, wi h a
ributed to that
gs and ever
even or ight
try to Kase
of the 13 eggs
g 11' gos Ings,
ud and ares!
her goose.
le one of hose
f the t amp
t. Marys st: tion'
as bound east,
fast young men
orse of lio uor.
of the io ea of
ing it in a piece
hed to th : tail
d . then 1 it.
aze, and t • e re-
ost serious if it
oder, who im-
the fire.
g case was •dis-
el Magistrates'
men fronit the
ON EXPOSI
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GREAT
SEEp
NORTHWESTERN
AND FEED
i
o STORE o
SEAF`O `' TH, ONTARIO.
CH EA
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FEED CORN.
Choice lIndi na Seed Odra for Green Feed
MILLET AND HUNGARIAN
Canle
For Late Grasses,
own, up to,First Jzclii
Good th Help Out Short Hay Crops.
TURNIP SEEDS
A Large ' tock of Choice Variety of T
: scads, heap as the cheapest.
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y
B
Fifty B
UCKWHEAT.
shell of Choice Buckwh
or Seed—Try 1t.
BUT ER ! BUTTER
Cash Pa d for Good Sutter in Pails, Tubs,
Rolls.
W. S. ROBERTSON,
Main Street, Seaf•'t' .
N�
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REVISED
TESTAM EE 4
FULL SUPP
H
Of the Revised New Testament,
!ILFORD AND CAMBRI
EDITIONS.
ES -30 cts., 60 ct
ding to Style of Bindi? g.
SENT FREE BY M
10 RECEIPT OF PRIC
A
Set
tin'
VP
THE COMPANI
'6. the ftevised Edition,
. ROBERTS
One of the Revisers,
GREAT RUSH i FOLL • W THE C OW D 1
EVERYBODY IS GOING TO HI L BROS. QLE STAND,
Opposite the Comnzercia ' Hotel, Seal o jth,
Where L o
ti
s 'of Money is being NV ade by
o$e Purchas ng Goods.
GREAT SALE NOW GOI G ON EVERY DAY;
OVER $12,000 "WORTH OF GOODS TO I E SOL:
WITHOUT RESER E, AT ONCZ.
forth, the Reasons for he
us Changes A ted.
A VE Y IMPORTANT- WO
LU
K.
The undersignedhaving purchased the
to the _Estat of Rill Brothers, al e
and CAN ajord !to give purchase
TETE ORIGINAL COST.
ANKRUPT STOCK, belonging
bownti to sell it, cozd they WIL
Goods at PRIM BELOW
DRY GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
Re DYMADE CL THINO,
THE EAFORTIT
I NSUIlk ACfNCY
pe.ENERAL FMB, Marine, Life and Accident
`,-A Insurance Agent, Conveyancer &c. Riskin
on all kinds of property Ofected at Iloweet -cur- ;
rent rates. Lossesiadjusted promptly and Satis-
factorily< None but first-class reliable Uom-
all classes of farmproperty, Only lid cents to
$1 per $100 for three year* in the Gore District
of Galt, established for over 40 yews. The fol-.
lowing Companies tepresented
British American, of Toronto, .
Scottish Imperiel, of Glasgow, Sootland,
Northern, of London, England,
'GM District, of Gait, Ontario,
Canada Fire and Marine, of Hamilton, Oct,
Royal Canadian, of Montreal; P. Q.,
Alliance, of Hamilton. Ontario,
Travellers (Life and Accident), Of Hartford,'
Toronto of Toronto, Ontario.
I AM ALSO AGENT FOB THE
CANADA PERMANENT
LOAN AND pAYINCS COMPANY.
Money advanced, on Real Estate at -0 and 64
per eent. Per ann 121.
ALSO
STATE LIN
GENT Am TITP,
STEAMSHIP CON,
Sailing from New York City -every tr hureasi.ti
g all points in Eta
or New York,
—return- Steera
rope should try the STATE LINE, as it le
undoubtedly one, 1 the Best and Safest Steame
ship Companies el Bing rrem New Yeek. '
t Main -Street, SEOORTH., Ontario.
the MansiO
It is all in first-claas order, most of it n
the regalar custom trade of the Bankrupt ft
rely upon getting
only new, and was all purchased fer
m, consequently pa.rtirs buying con
A GOOD ARTICLE AT L_ESS THAN 0
First Come First Served, and hose who Come
have the Bes Choice.
WE ARE G
VING THE
Early will
Quality considered, ever offered to the pub 9. Cell and see and judge for yoir-
selves. No trouble to elioev Goods.
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DAVI SON & MORRISON.
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SOMETHING NEW ! SOMETHING NEW ! !
A COMPLETE MUSICAL INSTRUMEN
The Latest Invention f r the Prod ction
Music Atilto aticany is
THE opGuirsiETTE.
Tiekets iestted from here
suit purchaeer. First Calairi,
n. -Sewed Cabin, $40 tonne
in $26. Parties going to Ed -
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
MRS. E. WHITNEY
ES1RES to
publia that
Stove ReSilleee,
pal eharge of the
she hopes the is
' extended to theta
self for so inany
THE ORG
ANY CHILD CA PLAY THEM.
" The Meehan cal Orgainette is certainly a music wonder—there is notbin
cannot perform, alid the low price at whioh they ar sold should fill every ho
its harmony of Benet soends."—New York Tribu
compoied th t it
in the land th
The Alusical Instrument Emporiu)iz
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THE ONITRAL GROpERY, SE
FORTH
TH GROCE7Y DEPARTME T.
L arge pmente o Teas, Mtwara, Tobaccos, and General reiceries, which we_
ase sellieg at! prices that calinot be beat ; 9 pound.; of @tandem. d Gran ted Sugar for $1; 11
pomade of Bright Yellow Refined Stip] for $1 ; Teat; from 85 smuts up to € ts_egernotust and
every package jeold warranted to give the purchaser eatiefection or earth reran e —No Kum ug.
Fuel Stock in Pieklee, Satins, Canned Meats, Canned Frtsits, &c.
PROVISION S— lour, Oat and Corn Meal, Granulated Wheat, B ck,
CROCK
RY AND GLASS
This De , tent
or in sets ; Laige Asset
Decorated, from $2 an
of Glassware is inarnen
special attention to our
unusually well assorted ;
ment or China Tea Seto,
upwards ; Dinner Sets ;
took of Cigars.
ARE DEPART'ME
eeil Plain and Decorated China by the
T E SEED DEPARTMENT
Full Stock in Clovfrs, Common Bed, Large La
Grass, Millet, White and Golden, Orchard Gress,
den Seeds by tbe paper or in bulk ; Seed Petal oes
We invite ect
area, Carrots, Mengel a Turnip Seeds
in Early Bose, Late Ros , Snow Flake, Bea
Set Onions and Eng) Potato Onions
T.
ozen
and
took
eall
arian
Gar-
ty of
of our Large AS ortment of Goods. Note the. act
and re er hat we sell the best oods that the Ma ket contain
L ID
7C/64 • FREE DEILIVE
AW & FAIR
Y.
EY, Main Street, Seafo
Urtr the Cl
h.
tate Le . her custosItGrEl and the
e hat; disposed of her Tsn $1:14
to her sons, -CHARLES and
business for several years, end
me liberal patronage will be
that has been lieeetdea to her.
EN connection ith tbe above the undersigned
-1- beg to stets hat they will eentinue to keep
on hand, at the Ind Stand, a full stook of
STOVES
AND—
Tinware of very Description. W.e
Work of' 'Veiy Description, ontit.4
'Shortest otice, and Cheap.
business in all I e branches, they laope eo con-
tinue the large' patronage -whiles. has been given
to the o:d and *ell known house. for so many
years.
WRIT EY 'BROTHERS.
N.B.—All pa les indebted to Mrs. Whitney.
will please settle their indebtedness with her at
once, as the n.e firm open new books and the
old business nan t be closed. Parties deturm.gto
settle can -do Ho t the store -of Whitney Bros:
inenott:10ath: first o October- After that akte the
accounts will b put into other hands for col -
665
SEWIN
JAME
Dealer
"MACHINES i
S WATSON,
n all kinds of Flea -Class
FAMILY 'ANC MANVPAOTUR-
SEWING MACHINES.
Knitting 'Machines, Lawn, Mower*,
Sa4 Ir Sewing Madam- Re-
pairs, N ales, Ode, Attachments,
am the Mit Agentin this parbof theCounty
or the Celebratedl
WHITE SEWING MACHINE!
Which bast sUceeeded in taking tiiit First Prise
tor two years, in succession at th'eSee,forth Fair,
over stilts competitors.
Also Agent fer the Wheeler & Wilson, Rowe:
Osborne A, Wilson, Wanzer C,snd any Mutable
a customer May watt.
All ICindt of Sewing Machines
Repaired.
Second-hand Maehinee taken in exchange as
part payment Per New Machines, and Machines
sold on easy mianthly payments.
Snniefaction Guaranteed..
JAMES WATSON
MAIN STREET, SEAVORT11.
OFFICE—In. Campbell's Block, opposite the
858
Mansion IfoteL
THE 'VERT
BEST MAOHIlsiE OIL
In the World, is Manufactured by
And. for sale by dealere. Ask yorer Merchant for
Lardine and; taken.) other. Tide oil, under th-e
severest test and most active coMpetition, was
at the Toronto Industrial Exhibltion,awardei
the highest prize - also the gold medal at the
'Provincial exhibition, Hamilton, and the high-
est award at the Dominion Exhibition, Ottewes,
the silver medal. Farmers and all who use
agrioult-nral Machinery, will save money Andras-
ohinery by tieing none but *Jardine. 70448-
STIJL AHEAD.
BRUSSiLS -UME WORKS.
rrHE Subscribers take this oPportunity of re-
-a- turning thanks to the inhabitants Of Breads
and vicinity fer peed patronage,etnd beg to *tate
tied having :Made Several Improvements in their
kiln and mode of bunting/they seVe now ins bste
ter position t eYer before to Supply the pub-
lic with esee 1.1me -at 18 cents leash at the
kiln, or 15 n delivered.
This beink
deelinge in
fled Batista
receiving
from no.
Remember
699
ireirtmientarlinsderitirablift-alts article
he Spot—Brussels Lime Works.
TOWN & SONS.
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