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An Irish Wake.
BY ROVING ROBIN.
It was a beautiful moonlight
and the sky was clear, as the sky
orally is :when the moon shin
brightly as it did on that part
night, and there was just a tas
frost, that made the road crisp an
ly. There was a stillness in -the
lanes and across the bogs that s
enticing to spirits and fairies to
over the unfrequented. paths, a
hold night orgies to their full co
Like a good natured orb the moo
shining over the whole County T
ary that night, and by its light co
seen Barney O'Neil's little cot, se
valley by itself near the hills, a
this cottage they were holding the
of Bridget O'Neil, the departed an
mented spouse of Barney the tha
He was also holder of half an ao
land, and such land There had
of course great preparations fo
"waking,” and the - nearest shops
been almost drained of tea, sugar
whiskey; the candles also wer
quired for an illumination, that a.
gave a festive character to the occ
don't know that people go to
places for pleasure, bat the preten
that they go there to condole wit
bereaved, and I am sure many go.
Notwitheilanding the edict pass
the priests against these gatherin
late, the "ould institution" is not
to go out. By the light of the
could be seen knots of twos and t
suddenly starting into- view, qu
making towards the wake, and
Biddy, who had gone hence, was h
ed by the presence and benediction
house full of acquaintances, who
respected her when living. Before
cottage door was a pool of dirty w
which nevertheless glittered in
naoonlight, and at one end of the b
ing was the dunghill and pigstye
that the visitors had to glide in bet
the house wall and the dirty pool to
to the doorway, and to take partic
care that they did not tumble over
pig, which luxuriously lay at its
as if it had been master of the c
monies; the cocks and hens, the g
and the goat having all their own
outside of the house on this occasio
bask in the beams of the queen of ni
and to wonder, what on earth c
preserve the dignity of the boniest
without their presence. Some yo
fellows, with an equal or greater num-
ber of the other sex, stood lolling by
wall of the old bridge close by, t
spanned a small river. The goat
the ass seemed to have made up t
minds for a ramble, and away t
went, the ducks now coming forw
to lap the water before the door.
There is certainly something stra
going on in the 'house, which these 1
ter could not comprehend. "Oh, w
did yez die?" is roared from voices
side the house, and the wailing, a
moaning, and groaninghad conapaenc
and becomes general. Impulsive s,
emotional are the people of Erin eit
for good or evil, and I have no doubt
that here, in some at least, there is real
sorrow for their dead friend and her
living partner. Inside the house w
squatted on the floor, and on ru
etools, old women rocking themsel
in apparent grief, with broken teat
Or dilapidated glass in their hands,fr
which they occasionally sipped som
thing that was either tea or somethi
stronger, now and then taking a s
by way of comfort. Tao gossoo
were ogling the eolleens by'way of
lief, andothers were tasting with
old spoon the reeking spirits in
broken -mouthed jugs and basins.
The corpse of poor Bridget was open
to view in her last suit, and some were
kissing, and others were slapping the
face of the poor defunct. After every
sip of the "oratur," afflicted Barney pme
his lips to those of his lamented spous
and then repeats the smack which h
lips had just, given to the whiskey.
Ochone, darlint! Ochone, my po
dear Biddy 1" he howls, while the tea
roll down his cheeks, and he oollaps
in thought. "Oh, ,ye were the goo
wife to me," he breaks out afres
"An' troth she was," chorus the wome
kind of the assembly. "An' wher
would I find sich another ?" p
thetically asks from the matronly wi
ow who had. sat by him during the las
half hour to comfort the "poor sowl,
and Looks up into his byes, as much as
to say, "Yez can fond her here." It
was indeed a comfort to the disconso-
late Thatcher to have such au' -inter-
night,
gen-
es so
ocular
te of
d live -
rough
eemed
roam
nd to
ntent.
n was
ipper-
uld be
t in a
nd in
wake
d la-
tcher.
re of
been
r the
had
and
O re-
lraost
asion.
such
ce is
h the
ed by
gs of
likely
moon
hrees
ietly
poor
given to the d:oased. T e young f
and a few of he old o es to
staying the while night thro4h,
the time must •e filled up soh
either with:raying, eleeping pal
drinking, oe "000rtin'," and tw
these pleasant elivarsiorre" the wk
not a bad mit f thing at all, at
"Would ye t 11 us a story, t
quietly asked a blue-eyed,. dar -
damsel, by wa
for a modest
love with her.
same, SO, my je
goes into a tale
tional horror, a
still closer to t
and insist upon
boys who are d
Och, murther
camps and bon
wakes, it envel
quers us all!
can gainsay it ?
yez, ray jewel,
Pat, in his east
he is trapped.
ment have no
brain -general,
the time to bre
"ould" folks sit,
some to "wort,'
settle the meet
in a general r
them there, for ehe police
Galloioay Gazette.
lks,
ere
nd
w,
ds,
1
yyt
red
of show* pr f re oe
boy," who is yin in
"Begone 4o t at
el," an he siiiingly
of ghos and tr di-
d the aiden d aw
eir mal com aniqns,
their pre rence or the
ing in lo with •• 1
this love, that r an
oirs, and even ral
ps, it m sters, n-
nd so it shoed , ho
"By th ower love
' cries t hot tu
oy, little hinki h. w
hisky, 1 e and di i1 -
got pox ssion ef he
nd—huri ar 1 new is
k it up ; d while he
the young folks gT, a ff,
some to "foigh
r, as in e o yo e,
ction. will le ve
ay ceme
Eggs as Wholeso
Would it not
more eggs for mi
About one-third
onoofra- t,
egg is solid nutr
had than can be said
the no bones, no toe
to be laid aside.
ater,
the up of ten parts s
trild- and thirty pots
, BO egg contains sixt
the yolk fifty-tw
ween
get cally an egg is
war there is none of
the of the butcher necessary t
ease, The vegetarians of Englan
ere- freely, and many of thas
tame eighty and ninete years o11t,
e FOod-
e wise to BII s itute
at in o daily diet?
of the eight (1 en
ment. T is is moire
of meat. Theo are
gh pie° s that have
A good g is rea e
ell, Sat arts hiew
olk,' T white of n
-six per O ntum water,
per cent m. Practi-
animal f od, and yet
he disagr eable Wm*
obi in i
use eggs
men wee
and have
ness. Egis
r minnte .
taste that
not' hard -
make them
ooked Very
excepti by
such egge
lniiea: obierle-s,
Fried eggo
i
nd esti-
spree i oa
i king cle',-
!ter is 0(4
'• tit ; de{
eppe and
spoil the
the best
eh hos.'
be n quli.
littlC --
way been remarkably
100 are best when
ght, This takes away
mild is offensive to sot
:ad en the white or y
hard te digest.
ung
hard is dcult o
the those of stout tornachs ;
hat should be eaten with bread
and , cated very finely. An egg;
heir toast is food fit for a king,
he, serve any better food th
ard else, which is oubtful.
are less wholesom than
ic;ge• An egg dropped i to hot
only a clean and andsome
at-
licions morsel. ost peopl
in? taste of their ego y adding
nd salt. A little sweat butter
• dressing. Eggs oontai rb
ed,
ud Phorus, which is s pposed
her to those who use t i eir brain
Poultry Review.
Educati g Hors.
ere Horses can be e. ucated tie the extent
de of their understan ing, as children,
ves can be easily dam ged or rui ed by
up management. Wei believe t at
om fereuce found in hnrses as
e- habits and reliability comes
ng from the different Manageme
wig than from variance bf natural
us in animals. Horsels with hi
re- are more easily ethicated th
ree from id.ooke
he anime
re but &de
lk s� as to
n egg if
digestion
and
the u
bed
o vicios
uah ore
t of en
ratios]. on
ra
h ttle
tho ritof
an less or dal spirits, and are more O -
big ceptible to ill-trainilng, and co segue tl
may be made good or bad, abcording to
he education they eceive.
Horses with dull spirits are not by
ny means proof against bad man ge-
1
ment, for in them may- be found b
me
ost provoking obstinacy and vici us
abits of different characters t at render
hem almost entirely worthlee Conld
a
e, h
is t
Or
rs
es
d
h. general character f these oble -
n- male.
e If a colt is never
a- advantage, it will
d -
h
e coming generations of hot es in tWs
country be kept from their days of $1t -
hood to the age of five years, in the
hands of good, careu1 mane ors, there
would be seen a vast differs ce in the
an -
allowed to get; t n
ever kn w tha it
possesses a power that man c nnot cen-
trol, and if made fatniljar wi h stra4e
objects, it will no be ski tish a
nervous. If a horse is made custo
ed from his early days to haVe objets
hit him on his heel , back, or hip, b
,
will pay no attentio to the giving w y
of a harness, or a wa on running agair slt
him at an unexpect d trimmer*
1
A gun. can be fire from the back of
a horse, an umbrell held over thehef0„
a buffalo robe throw upon his neck, A
railroad engine pass lose by, his heel
bumped with sticks, and the anima
take it all as a. na ural condition of
things, if only taugh , by careful mate,
agernent that it will not be injured
thereby. There is great net*. of iro1.
provement in this n ble animal. Lea
beating wanted and nore education.
eating comforter, as indeed ma
other has found the condolen
sympathy of the fair sex Boot
the troubled mind. But sure,
y an-
e and
ing to
B BOWS
of the dames suggested, "the widdy is
not catching the Thatcher already, it
wouldn't be decent." Neither it would,
and I beg pardon to all concerned for
such an,insinuation. Barney roust be
off with the old love before he is on
with the new. The punch makes him
amorous. The company was coming
and going ; some drinking, some smok-
ing, and some not doing either. The
priest looked in to see that all was
right, and was asked to"take a drop."
His reverence gives them his blessing,
and as he is an example of temper-
anda.jie retires.
It is astonishing What mingled
respect and sociability the clergyman's
presence creates on such occasions.
"God save all here," moans a new
comer, answered by "God save us" by
most of the inmates. The immediate
relatives of the family, and • Barney's
sympathiser -in -chief, still clung to the
floor, but Barney himself appeared to
be rocking unnaturally on the old stool
on which he sat ; some would say from
sorrow, and some would say from drink,
and it might be caused by the extra,
squeeze of ,the hand which somebody
gave hina, and which he hystericaljy
returned. Whatever was the cause,
nobody could say, for all were ere', ed
•Household
If rats or mice inf
house find their hole
with rags dipped in
cayenne pepper. No
Recipes.
1
st any paift of yon
8
and stuff theke
strong solution Of
rodent will evk'
take a second nibble at that rag.
1;
Bread Cakes.—T ke one quart of
milk, stir in enough . bread crnnobs to,
make a thin batter. Beat threes eggs
well and put them in, adding a little'
salt ; and two tables oonfuls f fl .
Bake on the griddle and serve hot.
As soon as he has his poultra house
clea,ned, Mr. Kern tel s the Olio Fa
cili
mer, he takes the ma tire and spread
it over his wheat fiel , or a poo e spot i
i
his meadow, and you
that a man with one
he puts it. To put
box or barrel and kee
fore it is put to a cro
can take
ye can se
en manu
it one
he thin
wren wa
g 3r -
in either howling or wailing, or talking . Some crops are what is kn
and smoking, or making the pottheeu coarse -feeders, and thirjvo on fre
jar lighter of its contents4 All the pro- ure, and bome re the ma
ceedings were spiced wit
ced to it
• wit and ha- be well rooted and red
mor, and the chronicler vou1d require al elements in great
large space to record the fun that was instance, wheat, barle.
enjoyed that night. "That's a right toes and beets require
good song, Rody, my boy, ' cries an ad- be decomposed, whi
mirer, and the vocalist is invited to and oats will do bett
nure.
and he To remove iron rust
and cotton garments
Get ten cents:worth of
and diesolve in a quart
until the solution boil
rust spots, and immedi
warm water or soap an
acid is not washed out
the cloth.qThe acid s
cooled and put into a b
use.
An invalid, Mrs. H.
sing another. Roily Dooly was
great singer at such meetings
sang the fine ballad of Rory O'More
with great applause. "Hurroar, brave
• Rody," shouted male and female voices,
while Barney and the widow dropped a
quiet tear, and tasted a drop of the
"cratur." The boys were now getting
lively, and the elders were getting
anxious, for the hours had stolen away.
Irrespective of Land League, Home
Rule, or Coercion Acts, or any sort of
p olitic s , this semi -religious rite must be
•
41
18 wer
where
e
ear be -
8 is
wn a
h Wan
ure
miner
parts. 'or in -I
, peas ani pots,
the mature
e corn, eabbag
✓ on fresh ma -
tains frozen linen
se oxalic, acid.
the acid crystals,
of water. Heat
, then di the
tely wash outlh
• water. Lf the
it will destroy
lotion may be
ttle for j further
. B., asked fur
•
Ti-tE HURON EXPOSITOR.
limmomp
• a good re eipt her tapioini pudding. . AS
we have ne w oh is °moldered very'
nice allo, me t4 contribute it to your
coin la: I Soak three ta'olespoonfuls o
tapio
te
i
li, oeer nigit in water, and tin the
morni g drain t off. Add one quart
of milk, one oo e-oup of sugar, and th
beate4 yolks of our eggs. When th
e
pudding is don spread on it a Leer
ringue oonpose of the whites of the
eggs and a little eUgar beaten to a stiff
froth, and fitiffen lend br wn slightly Iin
the oven.- 1
LemonTapiooa.—So a oup of tapie
oma in a pint of colt wat r as for the
first pudding. - Add .other pint of
cold water and put ove the fire in: a
double p 1 where it will keep hot until
all 1uripsare sotened. dd the grated!
rind o oth lemon, the j ioe of threie,
and a up and a half of ngar. Cook; a '
few minutes longer, you in a ' pudding
dish, alee a me;ingue .1 three whitee
and t eelte,bles oons of sugati for the
top, brlowii it alai -serve it cold with
vanina cram mode as followe :—Put re,
pint o na• k to heat ; ad. the beaten
yolks ctf t o eggs, a teas.00n of corn
starch dis olved 'n a tab espoon of cold
milk, half a: cup of suga and a mete
atom of s It. S ir a mi ute or two and
remove from the stove as soon as thick-
ened ; Ilaver wit a teasp on of vanilla
caoftlerit ijtoff the fi e, and genie
d.
1
FOR
TO LEI —S rooms over A.
Store, S forth. Suitable
or private dwlling, with front a
Apply to141. qI AULT1 Propriet
SALE OR to LET.
VOR SALE — Splendid Dwe ling &use andl
Lot. with stable, n John
treat
JOHN BIDJi, fSertfor h. '. Ap7p016y.2to
r.
. Ault's Grocer'
or dress maker
rd. rear entrano e,
693
TWO HOU
-a- forte ble
Temperance
also the hou
and Skating
sonable. Ap
•
ES TO RENT— o Rent, a corn',
dwelling house &t joining the Old,
all, in tie nicest art of the town g
adjoinng the °minion Carling
nk ; po session a once • rent ros-
y to L. 1URPHY, Seaforth. 800
STOREHO E TO !RENT.—
grain sto ehouse on the ou
railway trackSeaforh, with t
c
trucks and jig ere all tnplete;
immediately. 1 pply to oott Bro
or to the pr, prietor, BOBER
bora.
I e
o rent a good
th aide (if the
o sets of scales,
ossession given
hers, Seeforth.
SCOTT, Rox-
677
STORE TO
^-1 modions
Street, Seafor
town. The st
room 80 feet i
able and pas
Apply to WHI
•
ENT— o rent a 1 rge and corn -
tore in Whittle 'e blook, Main
„in the beat busi eas part of the
LO i8 60 Ieet long with a store
length tie the rea . Rent reason-
sion gtv n on 5th January, 1881.
NEY BtiOTHERe 879
CR* FAR FOR S LE—The Sub
so ber offs offera for sale a firat-olaQs
farm, consistinclf 100 acres of excellent laud,
being Lot 8, on. 4, L R. S., Tuckersolith ; 86
acres clear d, 71 clear of stump, and the rest
timbered th , beech and maple; comforttble
hewed log ons ,frame barn and log stables; well
fenced, we1 nn1Ierdrain4d, two wells and a good,
bearing 'ore ar is ea miles from Kippon, 5 from
Brueefield ndl6 from Seaforth; convenient to
chools and hu triss; wi 1 b3 s )1d elle %0, with 0.-
ithout crop A p•v t ) R)3'11 1-RIEVE. oi
ho premises or o Egnondville P. 0. 706
SiDECnhIo ARTICLES.
$25 RE4VA
D—Wh reas the Grange Hall on
the 2tt Conces. ion of MoKillop. was
broken ops ope4 oa Or, about the 1st ce July aid rob-
bed of a lar e q iantity o goods, including tne
seal of the range, 'the (members of the said
Grange her by Offer a reward ot-$25 for such,
informatio as will lead to the arrear and con-
viction of the grlilty parties. JAS. DAVIDSON,
Master.
, 709x4
CAUTION—The public are herby cautioned
v -i against purchasing 1r negotiating a note of
hand given by J hu B. Moyerlin favor of Dam. -
mart & Klotip, t r the suhe of 83.61, bearin; date
April 13, 188, a d payable 3 mouths after date
and bearing pef cent. interest until paid, as the
said note is o b paid only to the andereigue 1 .
DUMMERT & EILOPP. Zatich, ' June 24, 1881 .
708x4.
OTICE
rec
let of Septe
under the 8
ley. There a
will be let fo
tractor to su
formation c
Secretary of
eion 12, Stan
undersigned,
Secretary.
0-- MASONS—Sealed Tenders will
1- •
ved' by the qudersigned until the
ber, for bad mg etoueloandations
hoo Houses in Section No 4, IStan-
re tv o buildings, and the contract
r bo h or each separately. The Ceti-
eply all the atonal. Farther in •
1
n b had 4n applic tion to the
the School
ey. Tender
B alto P.
oard, on
• to be add
0. JO
VARM IN MORRIS FOR SAL
A' cheap, t1e south half of Lot 9,
Morris, containing 100 acres of oho
very high .tate of cultivation. The
fences—board custom' the front. T
bank barn with stone stabing under
River runs through p;Irt of the lot,
two never; failing *elle convenient
ings. It is Within 'elisy 'distance o
market, and eonvenient t? schools a
It is one of the choieest forme in t
and will be sold cheap:. Apply to the
on the premises, or lo Belgrave P.
LOT TASKER, kitopx!retol.
ot 8, Conces-
egged to the
N DUNN,
708x4
.—For sale
oncession 4,
CE land, in a
e is a good
oath; good
e Maitland
nd there are
the build -
four good
d churchoe.
e township,
ndersigned
. LLANCE-
709-4
EDI AL.
ea G. SCOTT, . D. &c, Phyeician Surgeon and
!-' • Accoucheu , Seaforph, Ont. Office and resi-
dence south side q Godorich Street, second door
east of Presbyfteri n Church. 342
1LT L. VER00E
M.D.
• goon, eta ,Co oner 213 .tre-OPobaYnElytainnuSrotinr..
Office and Reside oe, on Jarvis street north,
direetly oppoeite l9eaforth Public School.
wM. HAN OPE , M. D., C. M.,
McGill Unitersity, "hysician,
Accoucheur, Seafo th,Ont. Office an
North side Goderich Street, first Br
east of the Metholist Church.
fl R. Mao IN 0,N, Graduate of
lege, Mo trea , Licentiate of th
ege of Physieian , Edinburgh, and
urgeon of Craigaockhart Hospital,
Office—Blueva. e; Ont.'
radnate of
argeou an d
Reeidenc e,
ek House
- 496
eGill Col.
Royal Col-
late Hone e
Edinbargh.
686-52
boars from 8
Mrs. Whitney'
Eieatortb,
DERBYSHIRE
Surgeon Dentis
e Royal Colleg
urlreons of Onta
Y. to 5 P. M.
11 wl brick block. M
L. D. S.,
Graduate
of Dental
o. Office
Rooms in
in Street
CALRTIfVEIGT,
x;.1-' • 27, ‘-i• Member of the Bo
Lin.-"ely4N, of pentalSurgeone
Offiole-Indien block,
nbw opened ont
na Hotel, where
all dental opera
b Open first Tries
Stratford, Ont., ha
Seaforth at the Qu
prepared to perfor
ease and skill. Offi
month.;
AUTIONERS.
L. D. S.,
al College
Canada.
arket St.,
n Office in
e will be
ions with
y in every
563-52
P. BRINE, Iiceneed Auction er for the
• County of H iron Sales ritte ded in all
perts of the C an y. kii erders left at theEx. Office will be pronaptlyatte ded o.
LEXANDER D EJGETTY, License Auctio
eer,DdoKill)p. Specie attentioi given to
sales of Landed Property, Farm took an d
Implements. All Orders lerft with he under-
signed at Wal on P. O.,' or Lot 14, ton-
cesion 14, will e promptly attende to. Sale
bills, notes and stamps furnished if required.
ALEX. DELGE TY Walton. 689
IMPO
Tf NT NOTICES.
NOTICE. — IN
BROTH
-` ERS. Noti i
t all ars -
counts not settle July 25
will be plaeed in
• JOHN
BEATTIE, Trust 710-2
OARDOF THA •—The fundersign ci on be. ‘-' half of the m ars of the Beaver lorove
CInb, hereby tende ateir sincere thvnk to the
ladies of Scaforth or Oho handeome reit of Flaga
iwhiCh they' have pree tilted to the Club. We, on
[behalf of tbe Club, bako 'this opportunity of
It hanldng the ladies tor their genial:patronae of
Canada's National ga
ESTATE HILL
hereby given th
or bbfote Monday,
rt for ollection.
e and hope be rewarded by the con -
their ap preci
Lof tbe game
efforts of the h me Chil. D. A. MoDON-
ion me will
ALD, J. J. DUNCAN, . BLACKWELL. 710.
MORTGAGE SALE
_A. Rd ILL
—IN THE—
TOWNSHIP OF MCKILLOP,
In the CoUnty of Huron.
TTNDER the power of sale contained in a regis-
tered mortgage, which will be produced at
the time of sale, and is made by one John
McOlay, will be sold by Public Auction by
Mr. James Howson, Auctioneer, at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL
—IN THE—
TOWN OF SEAFORTH.
—ON—
SATURDAY. JULY 30TH, 1881,
At 1 P. M., the following freehold property,
viz : The west -half of the south half of Lot
No. 82, in Concession 14 of the Township of
Mciallop ; 37 acres more or les, of which
• 16 acres are cleared, balance wooded with Beeh,
Maple, Blaok Ah, dte. Soil a good clay loam. A
dwelling home 18x26 feetone and one-half stories,
and barn 18x26 feet, on the premises. Good well.
Distant from Seaforth 10 miles, and from Brno-
, eels se miles: Terms and conditions will be
made known at time of sale,or may be aseertained
ion application to
HARRIS, MA.GEE & CO.,
Vendor's Solicitor's, London, Ont.
Or to JAMES HOWSON
709-3
IBROADFO T & BOX,
UNDERTAKERS, &C.
FUNERALS ATTENDED ON THE
SHORTEST NOTICE.
Auctieneer, Clinton, On
SEAFORTH,
COFFINS AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
I HEARSE FOR HIRE.
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THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO,
raid up Capita, - - 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 .
BC,Ht, 1,400,000.
President, Hon. Wm. McMaster.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to
receive deposits, on which interest is allowed on
the et favorable terms.
Dr ts on all the principal towns and cities in
Canada, on Great Britain, and on tho 'United
Stats, bought and sold. •
Office—First door South of the Commercial
Hotel.
639
A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
FQRBES' LIVERY
SALE STABLES,
STABLES,
SEAFORTH.
• RTHUR FORBES, the old establishld Liv-
-LI- enyman, keeps the best and most styli h rige
and the best driving horses in the busines .
• Neat and Nobby Critters, handsome an oom-
• fortable Robes, and fast and sal horses alwaye
on hand.
• A very handsome family eleigh for one or two
bombs.
Dayland night calls promptly attended to.
Good driving hones bought and sold.
REMEMBER THE PLACE — Opposite 0. C.
Willean's Agricultural Wareroome, Seaforth.
689 1 ARTHUR FORBES.
J. S. PORTER SEAFORTH.
I am determined to Clear Out my
Entire Stock of Furniture regard.
les of Cost.
IN WANT, it will pay them to moor-
tain prices before purchasing elsewhere. I
give a large discount to those paying cash, e
pecially to newly married 000ples.
I am still selling six highly finiehed chairs for
$2. I also keep Knowltons Spring Bed, the
best and cheapest in the market; warranted
perfee0y noiseless.
• Warerooms directly opposite M. R. Counter's
Mammbth Jewelry Store, Alain Street, Seaforth,
East Sde.
625• JOHN S. PORTER.
EVE, EAR AND THROAT!
DR. GEORGE S. RYERSON,
. R. C. P., L. R. C. S. E., Lecturer on the Eye
Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Tor on-
to, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and Ear In-
firmary, Consulting Oculist and Aurist to the
Institutions for the Blind, Brantfo d, and for
the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville, Ont. Lite Clini-
cal Assistant Royal London Ophthalmic Hopi -
Moorfields, and Central Throat and Ear
Hospital.
37 OHURCH STREET TORONTO.
May be consulted at the
ALBION HOTEL STRATFORD,
On IrlillESDA.Y, JUNE 2Sth, and on last
T'needayof every month thereafter. 703
HCHARLES DUNBAR,
LOCK. AND GUNSMITH
SEAFORTH,
1UEANUACTURER and Importer of all kinds
of English and American Guns, Rifles, Re-
vovers, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods in
gneral, veishes to inform the public that he has
o r. ed a General Repair Shop in Mr. Robert'
(iluggist) old stand, opposite Cardno's Hall,
w ere he intends to carry on business. All kinda
o1 Repairing done in Locks, Kys, Guns, Revol-
v rs Parasols, Umbrellas. Tab's Plte, &a.
Grinding one. The Repairing of Sewing Dda•
chines a Specialty. Scisors, Knives, Skates,
and Lawn Mowers sharpened and repaired.
Electro Plating done in Gold and Silver. Old
JeIwelry made just as good as new. All work
entrusted to him will be promptlyattended to on
the shorteet notice.
68$ CHARLLS DUNBAR, Seaforth.
ommIlmilmormmonimmilommimiw
SOMETHING NEW! OMETHING NEW!!
A COMPLETE MUSI AL INS
RUMENT
PCD1R, '111\T OLLA.I13,
The Latest Invention for the Pr duction of
Music Automatically
THE ORGUINETTE.
THE OR
UINETTE.
ANY CHILD OAN PLAY THE
"The Mechanical Orgninette is certainly a musical wonder—there is no hing composed that it
cannot perform, and the low price at which they arE sold should fill ever house in the land with
its harmony of sweet sounds."—New York Tribune.
SCOTT BROTHERS, SEAFORTH,
The Musical Instrulzent Emporz
NTARIO.
1881
THE M‘1TRAL G1400ERY, S
881.
THE GROCERY DEPARTME
AFORTH
T.
Large Shipments of Teas, Sugars, Tobac4ios, and General 4roceries, which we
are milling et prices that cannot be beat; 9 pounds df Standard Gran ted Sugar for $1; 11
pounds of aright Yellow Refined Sugarfor $1; Teas from 35 cents up to €01 cents ;per pound, and
every package sold warranted to give the purchaser saNsfaction or cash rein ped—No Humbug.
Full Stook in Pickls, Suces, Canned Meats, Canned Fruits, &o.
PROVISIONS --Flour, Oat and Gor
wheat Flour, Hams, Ba
Meal, Granulated Wheat, Buck -
on, Potatoes,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE DE
ARTMENT.
This Department is unnsnslly well assorted; w4 sell Plain and Decorated China by the dozen
or in sett;; Large Assortment of China Tea Sets, fro $5 to 820; Granitje Tea Sets, Plain and
Decorated, from $2 and upwards ; Dinner Sete; Bed oom Sets, from $2 5i up to 812; Our Stock
of Glassware is im,mense ; Call and see it; We have large sto di: of Bar oods, and would eall
special attention to oar stook of Cigars.
• 1 -1 -IE SEED DEPARTMENT
Fall Stock in Chvas, Common Red, Large Late, 4lsike and WhiteDatc ; Timothy,Hringarian
GrassiMillet, White and Golden, Orchard Gram, Tars, Carrots, Mengel an Turnip Seeds ; Gar-
den Seeds by the paper or in bulk; Seed -Potatoes in Farlv Rose, Late ROBe Snow Flake, Beauty of
Hebron and White Elephant ; Top Onions, Dutch 8e4 Onions and English Potato Onions.
We invite inspection, of our Large Assorinient of Goods. Note the fact
and remember that we sell th,e best Go ds that the Maret contains.
AlipL461. W & FAIRLE
FREE DELIVERY.
Alain Strebt, Seaforth,
Under the Clock, Cardno's Block.
THE
LEADING DRUG Ha6SE.
E. HICKSON 8CCO., SEAFORTH.
CONSTANTLY ON HA ND AND RECEIVING..
BATH SPONGES AND BATH TOWEL*
BATH GLOVES ANDIBATH BRUSHES.;
BATH SOAPS AND TOILET SOAPS.
PERFUMERY AND COMBS.
BRUSHES AND PURSES.
PIPES AND'SMELLING BOTTLES.
SHOULDER BRACES AND CHEST PROTECTORS.
PUFF BOXES AND PUFF POWDER, &O.
On Hand Lots of that Beautif-ul and Heal-
thy Summer At everage,
"THE MONTSERRAT FRUIT LIME
JUICE,"
The Most, Hes lthy and Delicious Drink in the Market. Small and Largo Bottles at
E. HICKSON •& CO.'S DRUG STORE, SEFORTH.
SEA SHELLS!
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SIEA SHELLS!
07
C. W. PkPST, §EAORTH.
HEp HOUSE1
OLTT. (1,
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THE ONLY GENUINE FOUR -BARB STEEL FENCING
sainvnO 1238 5F11,
3JJHM
110
STILL AHEAD.
BRUSSELS LIME -WORK&
TOWN 4:Sr. SONS.
THE Subscribers take tlais opportunity of ze-
j- turning thanks to the inhabitants of Bruasele
and vicinity for past patronage, and beg to tante
that having xnade several improvements in their
kiln and mode of burning, they are now in abet-
ter poeition than ever before to supply the pub-
lic with first -alas Lime at 13 cents cash at the
kiln, or 15 oents delivered.
This beig the Beventh season ot our bnsinesis
ealings itt Bluessle, and having given =quell-
fi ed satisfaction so far, the public can rely 412
receih3g good treatment and a first-class -article
from us.
R• emember the Spot—BrueseleLinae Werke.
699 TOWN & SONE.
)10010Vd
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LARGE LOT OF SEA SHELLS
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JUST. TO HAND FROM THIlk FLORIDA COAST.
sor_AD V E:1'
CONCHSHELLS 25 10ENTS PElk PAIR.
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
TH E OLD E STAB LI
SSH, POOR AND BLIND FACTORY •
TO r111-1
TEIIE enbscriberbegs leave to thank his nnmeron
CliStOnaeX8 for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seaforth,and
trasts hat lie may be f
of the sam.
Partiesintending to build wonld do well to give
hire a call,a,s he will continue to keep on hand
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large stockof all kinds ef
lth a continuance
Dry Pine Lumber, Sashes, Doors,
Blinds and Mouldings, Shingles
Lath, &c.
Hefeelsconfident of givingsatisfactiont o thou ;
who may favonr him with their patronage,as no
but firet-olseaworkinen areeraployed.
Particular attention paid to Custom Planing
201 JOHN II. BIWADFOOT.
Farmers, Come and See my Larg Stock of Cheese Fac -
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tory Milk Cans, Milk Pals and Dzshe,
7 f .
And Everything Belonging to the ;Cheese and Matter Business. .:14
MY IMPERIAL MEASURES QANNOT BE BEAT
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For Correctness and Quality. All First -Class Goods, and sod. at Lowest Pr ice& 1 am not afraid of
the Grangers in competition of Quality and Price. ill
A General Stock of Building Hard Always on &rand. , x
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