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The Huron Expositor, 1883-04-27, Page 2I 11 . I . - I . � � � . - � . I � - I . — I � . I . � � . - - � �_ .... I ; . I . � � � I - i: . � . I , . ! i . I . i . _.. - - I 1`1 : . ,, I I I 6 i . . , . : . - � - � . . . . I , . --- "I . I I . . � . � ., � I - . . � I - 1. I I ! I ! . . � - � . - I I r . i i I i . . . II I - - . , .. I LI . . . - I I . I . . . - i � . � - , - . , . - 7 I - �� - - - - I - . . . I � I . - � I � � - -_ - -_ -_ -- � - - - I - � . I 1 4. ., . � - ,,,, �� "I .- —_ - � � - I . .4 . I I I I � , "' . , ! - . I - .. .. I ____._ - I I i. I I . . . I - � I I I . .1 . .1 . � - , . . 1 -_ , . , " . , , , . - - � I - - - - . . 11 - - r_- , � I i . � � - � � I I � . � . . I � .. I I . . . . . . . - I � ..7. - � .. " . , , � , , . . _ .. 1-1- — .. .7 * I - ` � - I I Z, I 1� : . 1'... : . - . . I - , - . . I .. - - - � � - . I � I I . � ,� ! I . - I - - . �� I'll - 1-1 I I , � � � � � - - " I z ; I � I . � . I . . . - � , I t - i . I . �, . t - �:� I I I I �, . ,� . . . I . I � . � f�.'' - - .- . � I . �. � .. . - 1� I ! I � I I . . � - � I � . ,XX � i I . I - - � _. � . 11. � . � I I . . , I t : . I I V 5 , - I I . � . � � 3 . I - I I "I . . . I , � - I I �: � � - . I . I I j . i � . I I : � I � ' . I , ' ' . � , � i 0 . I i . rrrr 1 : I . � � , � - � ' IL � � . ; I . - - t � ; i I . APRIL 27 ;,I 11 I.- I I -2 . � . ! . - I THE HURON EXPOSIT01� ! - ... isw I . � . . � - . , � � , � - I .. I ..; � . -1 I—. � 1. � – .- I -1..."-.- - __ – - I � -1– I L, __ 1. I ! - I -� . . , � � I I –_ -11 i�_� L.. k . - I - I _. I . . __ . . I – : I — � � !�S* �� : - , I - I . I . - I . .. �, - - - - - - I . I I - -1 il. ; . 1 Tits AeA . I -, .� . �11 i PtTTTING =SEIX IN EEER saved the troubl .of , earning a . if - � R MANITMX-.�,� � � � ,I . I : 1141f.1 tances. � HOW4 shaking And enquirien Mrs. GrAy's6ejei glikinelvith Pride . � HO I FO : �. � � ... � - to . OENTRAL GROOERY-0 I`, " I .. I i hood. followed, -and tbe-four had so much to and happiripse, sEi she r'eplie'd : I � - 11 . � �? 1� - ;; I , , . , . - - I 11 r�� ; FIjACE., , - . - 11 - I � � , , 1 - . . �, - . F . I . - W � t - 4 , ULA _� . ,J� , � .. I "But just consider- the advents. Befiivi-me', Albert, you mill never ! I . .1 - i: z . ;��, � i , - . .go may that Mr; Oray &Wded to "rid a 11 V"110 11 . . � A STORY 7039 HU60*11. . . It . I I I 7 . � wg, and spend the z - — I � ,� .. -1 r I'll , � - - I I . 1".- �. __ of on em l' regret-tbhk -I shall'bave an '' ' . r vy rurs a.. rat yomrself in my, note to. his ..; for now I '. I - I . I I -_ I I - - � . . W ; I - I . . -, 1" ,; i - REQgI - --- ; . . -7. an opportunity to one -my reasontug facul-. � � ,� - I � I ONE OF THE FIRS! 2400 7_0�M004 .::: I I - ?kba How,*ould you like it forinoon with as. � � I . ,r,- . - I � I I : . -1 . - i . r . � I i�- i I M* I � . , ;�� Jam Gra, I i I I � __ . � I . Ii. � � . f y Awl looking ,out of the 61 Why, if I had *only to- ask, first ' The party now adjourned so a res. ties." f ; � , - I I . �% I . � . 1, SEED� 8EASON ''OF ,100003, "" 1��fw,w . - '�� . �i ; window, Whilefier t-huabind put oii bin - 0 . . � Asurant, and - .-Raymond, aware of - H"ever did tegreo it. - keterson's � I - � 4 ; , - - � . � � -11, . '" 1�*j t4re, b" y � - � � - � i '. � . � � I � I., . ; I � 1 hat and glovft prepars to, going , " Wellf then, a �, lot me I hJs-Mr. . Oi� ' � ; Parties going to I too � suppose yol y"s -.1unds, ordered Maganint. ; .1 I � I . Manitoba w4fild 7 �, � A1001"utyu :4. , . � � � I I - I I . I � � f. . '. , I -_ I . 41 . V" �?, � I I . � i well to secure a supply of S :. f I I -a � ,40wntowa. - I I carry, the pocket book. for a wwook T" I lunch. - : I Zh ; I � at But�, I I ;�� z � . � i I I � - Therhad just risen from a nicely . Annie it isn't - practiaible,� Aetbre sep*axating a little excursion to . - ; . ; I � . IT& to rl I I � 41 kI I - � . : . � . - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. oar � - - I .1 I ,� 104p, � - 1� I'll . I ad table, and thWrooln was neatly' 'You couldn't atona to business At . the Beech; Island, was proposed for -Mon. I Clover Seeds, Rea .R, .1� I I * C. _. we . . * � �. \ - 1. stock of Seeds are now complete and fully assorted. . obb'8 Celebrdged 'Cured � � . Tho &at on the 1. �' store." . � - mean- : -yeati .1 I �� and tastefully f arnished. , day. Mr"'Gray invited them - rasa, Red Top, Kentucky � Before starting.: Last season I suppi . r tort lbni Ic !j - 11 time to sp* F ARM TO RENT.—To rent for a term of Mite, Alaike and Alfalfa Timothy Seed; Orchard G ' - e na., s - ed thi� �_ � . . i They was no indication of pove " Of course no i.' It is only your per- end the evening at his house. years. lot 18, con oession 4, L. R - S. Tucker- Blue Gros, Mixed Lawn Grass, &c.; Two and Six- Rowed Barlby, White Rus' 14 -.11 ! If 0 ,. ! rty . Oug parties, an(t they all exprc-ss ,0 : � . I � I ,Oi,&.,,f the, . 6sred and Is Well satisfied, and 6ind that their ir,j , . L - se Yqu . The evelain ' sign, Earl� Angus and Black Anstrian Oats. Seed Pe" expect d d ly. 0 1110J. . - � 10 � tbere,yet Mrs. Gray's voice and uVanner sonal expeu a I will regulate. g passed was &,pleasant one. smith, containing 100 acres, about 75 cl. - ai ar - - - 210t; ' I I - . � '. " 15 sores of fall wheat and 10 acres ready for crop. paid them well. I have also r,up .. - ... -view -thy - r i were. faltering as she asked for some come to me for what money you wish to Annie was in excellent spirits ; sang of Field Carrot, Marigolds and Turnip Seeds are all fresh and new. and Plied V -,AD I . . I . -_ L a �, . .. -)� I I rod buildings, orchard and Plenty of water. stock I idany this season, but haTp still a largi , V�ze, I 1. -spend for yourself that is all; and give - and played, tat w" altogether oharm- . ) and ��Gardei .. I 0 t. I . 's 'O'NILWAN No prices lbv�er than ever; also a new stock of Flower (Vicks j - I f i tamps. , . seskion at any time. Apply t a S�eds- on band, whieb. I wil farnish on the I 04t.414, - ,,rUo iyj��,_Jblne I . - I. i Po!""Hat!vs many?" asked her husband meyouiwordt will take'n6 ing. OONNBLL, Tuckermmith. 801 , we Seed 9Jso goin � I 9 I.. . . I I are Oa,yiug the highest - market price for Clover and Timothy ; able terms. Evgy person .g to wws, I . 1. I . i iobk (V� I , I I curtly. - money,from the store." ' Mr. Ra ,o,d, remembering the . I the Northwest, k%ould not fail to g t a #a Y, aDuld �but V . i Oats, Peas and Potatoes. 1 thsrf�, L . I I � �` �' � OUSE FOR SALE. -A one and a half a i -a � i �_J it I . , before they start,� The . J od , �' � ht. 111'do'it just to show you money, aecia I that matrimony was _R � cl t -�- ; � Threewiiiao. Ithongbt I would I I All rig I . I frame dwelling, situated in a pleasant part . � - sis again b-. in', I I -1 ' I � �, � 1 1 . . I . ., I I ' write to mother and the girls." that it is easy enough. Here's the a su are. when t omen were so decep, of the town, containing nine rooms, cellar, wood I I ; .� � % y �� i4opghz i I 1 51 j I i i � house and stable ; stone foundation under the Local Trade. Liberally Dealt 1. i. I I �� I I � - :1 1 ! I 11 Did Vou�ever reckon up, my dear, pocket -book." And he gave it into her tive. . I . I - I : , i . 11 . I . ; 4 - W^ r I . . I I- - - . � - 4 i h Dw in uch you spend for postage stam ps hand. 1� . The neit day, which was Sunday house, and bard and soft water on the promises, .. i GROCERY DEPARTMENTO k, � lt,,Iosibathell� � I - I I � I gal' All kinds' -of cured meat f, �T . 1 7 1 . , Apply W 0. M. WHNNEY's Tin and Stove Em. I � ic[!�, 6 I - I " o t � . ' a kept ec � I I I - . I an hand at my u . -_ - - , . wert A - I I .� I I in the course of a year ?" asked Mr. 11 Butt'I'll takela quarter, first,to b1gifi Mrs. Gray witb�out being asked-, gravely porlum, Sesforth. AlAo a good Driving Mare ,rriocey store.MAI or , 'noettlQu - I I . . � �1. �', i - . 'rg reet.N.4 I sil - . � '. I Gray so he lit his fragrant cigar. -Well, on I" � handed her h4band fifty cents, Mr. eight y6ars old, one light wagon-, one. buggy, . ' forth, and sold or small quantffj,6L I i i Tby,y,mtbfV1 W, I I � . .*" - . . ., I � � one set Iiihthamess. 802 tf Prices as low as NFVER IUD SUCH A 0HOWN LOT A& ,?HIS 8XIOU, i i j)ft hale -1 -1 , �, I let us see. You write at least five letters "Whatdoyo want of a quarter?" Raymond wai(present, bathe did not-. Our'�tock in this department, was never better assorted. I . � : . Amd � - I ' _ I I .1. A i., I fifty- � -"-- -- . . [ 11 I - � : f'. �i : i I a week, which is fifte,6n cents, an d '- Cigars." . appear to xiotiq� .it. He was apparent- any house in the trade, and quality of goods second to none. I We hold large; 1 . tell � 'I G 0 . i �� Vbo* I i ; �, ' . FARM In Tuckersmifh for Sale. -For 'sale, that LR OER ES. , � &rubg An � I", - I two tim es: fifteen are seven dollars , and "W611, here'a, two ten cent' ieges, ly engrossed in !the book he -was read- stocks in Canned Goods, put np by the best Americi%n and Ca &�dian pack'ers. : � I !i_ jjlee dwell � 7� i 4 f � I P I . splendid farm, known as the Moore - Farm, - 1i I � . ,_ L _X I . . i . i ' fps!s b 7 7L. J- I ! eighty mats a year to . say nothink of try to make i that do. Did you ever ing. But he lapod Mr. Gra belug Lot 25, Coneegsion 4, H. R. S., Tuckeramith, Splendid 'RIne in TEAS, SUGARS and COFFEES. Prices on 0 L I . T - - I pp All kinds fresh, pure and ohoap,'as um " DId'ff4,p21� - 1� : L � � I � &L N,-, ' - blue 7 :� -- ,I . � . , I , I .1 'kna lijile - � _f L -1 I I I lv_q i i pa per and envelopes. I haven't a eor- reckon up how m n6h your cigars. cost t or Oh, the contribu. containing 102 acres, about 66. of which are clear- . ohascrs will save money by buying from, k, � 4 � L i . "OR I - - . FJ , 4 i � nde I Let us Bee, you tioh . . Remember thp spot, 8 tarra Block, 114II, gt�� 1 � I I - I a�pl "I he said. But to ed and in a high state of cultivation, the balance I _: respo � rit in the world outside my you in ,the year I Thank U I - . � *ad i;f tbS 1( I , - � i ; )? won timbered. There is a large brick house and or '. I Seaforth. I � I L � � �� .1 .4 � I the L . . business. �. smoke at least t 0 a day, at an h he added : ... good outbuildings. and a splendid orchard. The I I ,; I to . . - - � , 1. . � ' . . L 02B, 1 FloolkwAy i � 4. f 4C � I . . HUGH R I �1. . � , .i t of ten cents L piece,which amounts to go wAh farm is six milea from Seisforth and Phe 0 I diam � � L :� .1 � I Tourfrie'ndff" '*idthe wife, ,,live coo 11 Why not save 'it the ' * : I .. I I f i! . Mil L I - i pid brave Am i — 4 ROOKERY AND GLASSWARE. I I r;� I I -'five cents'I have already, so as same from Clinton and Is within a a of school. 1-: i 1i - , * � L neox YOU, whi.16'mipe are in another to one dollar and forty 'cents a week. twenty I 7 I .B. -I keep constantly 0 i br,L,!,-ch*s � . . � . I . Apply to the propAetor an the premises or to � N n baud #, te'' . I . , I . supply ( 1. ; - ty SoxforthP.O. H. CRICH, Proprietor. 781 1 e for AAd .60=* I ,.0 .�,. -two tix ieo onq for makes not to be oomp: Iled to ask for mowAy on i or thy betr I : . � � � -State. Do yon wish me, to give up New fifty 4E A King's Specific, a sure our - �_ . . . . . - V;. � ; brefil � � I I - � �, lc I I -1 and her face took on sevOntY-twO doll .sday ? T an I - can eed in . to be ap- pep is and Indigest-on. Any L who bays ,jk � . A . � .1 : I I writing to'thern O' ,rs and eighty cents a Tue succ - i - I c ; ' f ' Our stock in this line is simply immense. Goods must be seen willslornmend It to their neighbors sudlhi,514 I 1Y. ; _ : I - � I i , � �-, I I . . L- . , i ; . � . i surel an extra tingg 'of o6lor. me 96Y . For,the wc;es of � . ye&X, to thing of tbose you give getting so Mond "a trip, with- i: For ' I . �k � L -L _; . .udirig purchasers WillLdo. well to give us a ordl ,before buying. Sent by mail on receipt oLf price. L _: 'VARM FOR SAIR.-One hundred and fif ty . ' zi i : 'say O' preciated.� Inte Sole sgftk.JJ,,._ I i � �-! ,4'' L 11 By no means. I merely mentioned to your frie hundred dollars will out the knowlei e of may f riend&, and - - I � I )Fds. A! A: acres In the Township of Turnbefty, being No trouble to show goods and quote prices. Flour and Feed on hand as usual. this part of Oat�rio. 1, a then, in oui! i �. I " , i ! An .- 1- I 'r . . . - .. i , r L i � the, cost of the thing. But I must go. scarcely co er your ex 'ses in that this absurd ar 3'e will end without an lot 19 and east half bf No. 18, in the lot conees- Goods delivered promptly. . I . )ot on this I , .- , : , - I P" - . Y 1.� I The 1% o;2 the I ' � ;L' Lf * � fi- I � . . _� I 8ion.' There are on the premises a good frame i sest � -, Good bye.' � line." � . more unplea"as n6m.` I UGH ROBB, Seafaft A Tke � . . - I - � _ 1. � i I . 4 - 4 i barn and frame housO, a young beadng orchard, . i - . I.. � 1 4 66 As'our old'friand- Abigail Stillman 'w,- Monday mor ing came all too soon ; '. i . -. ; 1* Albert I 'I she said timidly. . i I I I L 5-I- �- ::,. � I 9 . . I and two good wells. There are 90 acres in &'good � I � � ' � - . I : L i � . Mr. Grey turned babk. � says, 11 Who'd a thunk it,"' said Mr. for try as he wo 3: d he could not get the AMF-LRICAN - ; � I �' - ;'J. � 1, state of cultivation, well feDct�d and drained; I . Th�e -1 . . 11 Can you leave me five ' * Seaforth. i : I I i or six Gray laugbing; I at he w%6 surprised to attention of Aw lie, when he endeave- red the remainder is good hardwood bush, with some LAIDLkW & FAMLEY Main-st, i- - �, � _� I I I .9 . I � � i, �, I . � � I - �, . � . f,": dollars? I want to ga down town to- find the sum so large. ,. . to broaoh the pi ojected trip. Fidgetting pine and cedar. Splendid farr# lor pasturing � I . � 140, MAIM111 L ' took. Is situated within two miles of Wingham, - � CAOADLI 1611 1'� - )I . I I pot, � - - �i ". day. � . I ., 1he next morp iDg Mr. Gray had gone with bis knife A ad fork, be -cleared bili :ix and a half from Wroxeter, and one and a bal.f - - I i I i � � 1�1 I AN A N 0 EXCLISH, xhill - .�: L I ' . I � . _V i if I ! L . � 11 - ,. L � -]Eaith nowar � zz � Five or six' dollars I" exclaimed some distance fr the house before be. tbroat at last, aiid in, &'!nervous WRY trom Bluevale, on good road and within 'easy dis- � L ii I . ;, - . .1. � ; - I � I . " I L. _ T . i Mr. Gray in astonishment. - Wh%tou rem9mbered that he had only twenty- made a pinnge. . . tance of sch,.)ols and churches. For further per. ' � aould be 60 vi - , L - . I I � � : � 91 �L . � . . .Mrs, Gray el a ed her eyebrows. tioulars apply to ALL, X. ROSS on the premises or � . f;,Xy,6-_e9.r, . , . 1 earth can you want with five or siiL dol- live centll-' to Bluevalu P. 0. � 785 A PRIME NEOESSITY OF LIFE. I WALL PAPER, . � . . : �, I .- 11 �-, . 66 I . - 11 . . �._� . I I �L . lars ?11 � � "I'll risk it," as id he to himself.,, Per. To the Isla"G d ? Pray what for ? � � - I - I . �- i s4before You I %, -1 i � i .- ! J ; 11 I k ow you *ould wonder, balf I haps. I'll ndt wan to buy anything. I'll It is hardly the season for excur- - . � � i I - �; - � 0 .1 . OR, SALE -The undersigned offer their I ; _ . L � I your story wl . � . . - I 1�.�. -d I have needed some money. for a long show Annie that man can do without ,oions." I I I F Fruit Evaporator and Cider MIN for sale ! .- . � I:, - . I 64what d,06 I M . I .- � . - : I . . � .. � . 9 � )# money.,' I I . - . I inquired.. Blij I � �_l I time to get a few, neceifsary articles. It Mr. R&ymol 1,1 really pitied his , cheap and upon easy terms of' payment. The I . . _____ . 4 . 7 . � . buildings have been fitted up in a complete -1 � . ' : Z ; i - . I � "I gave you two dollars , last , "-Hello, Gray I" cried a voice inter. - evidea- i - distress, so he said . Spring -patterns just to bfad�` i � ,�I Wjl� exp . �1 . � i manner for the carrying on of the Fruit Evapor- . I i � Vy - . ' flee ions. 1, Wh , . � . About 6010 Aesigns in &I 0.1. Ja it true � ; I - '. �rierid's . . 1Z.:[ I pting his re . at i's 9 ating Business, and are now,in first-class working . I the - I , - . i I low i ; � � Week." . V .�J� . ru -_ the' jokin' ly : � -- i i 1, I know brain study about ?" � i6 Why, you a, m Mrs. Gray, we want order, and a fine paying business can be done. ' colorings, fr�m five cents t � I suppo" I � 4 ,you diJ ; aiilad I used it for � . 0 $1.25 *1 , � � � ,-.-. I - But as W. 8 Robertson, one of the partners of A EAT AND C000 FITTING PAIR OF. 6.00TS AND 'SHOES11 P0 - i 1, . . . . . roll. The largest assortment-sua - � i -, White, and s', :' i � material to wor, up for our church it was his old friend Frank Ray to get off for & U e, as we used to when . . . i . the firm of D. D. Wilson & Co , has gone to Ed- . . . o 4 .' � . % fawl � mond. ) - , . I � I I . I . best value in the country at * . j9dithys-11 I I � . boyo." - i monton, Northwest Territory to remain per- ' ? .. I . � - : I � . . - I : f" kn . F Churcill fid estioks I" said Mr. Gray The two men h 6d. not met since Mr. - The lady smi I Agrimly and said : mpn,.ntly, thp prop,.rty must be sold and the I I . . I . I ; . - a does� � . . i � f, i L I i - - - ". t - I I . ; . contemptuously. - " Well, I can't see Gray's marriage, and as Frank was to "Albert is yo, 'seb,, too extravagant business of said firm finally closed up. For- any . ! by telling tab - , . � � I - . L. I particulars with regard to said property apply to 11 - . : , � . wh remain in town fo - a week, Mr. Gray in- by half. I ean� it, in the present state re is no Comfort in this World Without . it � place, tIN311911 at yon neea� with five or six dol. . * ' I : I � I L the undersigned, D. D. WlLSON. SestortilL 762 � - . � ,� I lars.11 I . . . � � - � is it kind V � I I . I ; I . � vited him ,home. � I I of our firiances, 11 Jve my consent to his . I . � - W. PAPST'R_ : I . I . ___ __ __ . . I C . I . . . . : ; � , He lit cigar 8�1 A handed its mate to goink.'� . I 1j) 4 ,I did not � , - i CA I - . I- 4.71 i Here is a IiA, of what I need,", said L ARM FOR SALE IN RULLETT. - N6rth . t . I I � I - � - - . _; I i I - � . a at F . - . . afraid r 11 i i Ifts.. Gray, barid�ng a IiAle, slip of paper Frank, as he di& ;bis. '. With these words, 8 ken with gre parts of Lots 84 and 85, Concession 13, con- ,.. . I . I Iam . - � ] I I , - i -an- . The ed of old times until - composure wal eroff, leaving the taining 112 dores; 80 acres cleured ; the remain. . : . . , I : toherhuBb d:1 two conve� i I she �I k I J I � Edith to $peg - � I . � L ! . � or go r wo u . 0 ,a by oam'. we .... . � , SEAFORTH. 1 1 _k� � I I pair kid glo�'es $2 00 they reached Mr. Gray's place of busi- gentlemen to t Inse ves. L . � .. � . I 13� - �4; � ,:::: 2 00 el 'I watered with a never faidug spring creek rising I I . I I I � 44NO; of cot , " - I pair kid 411�;6i;:::. ness, when, tb separated Frank 11 By heaven JAlbert, I never would � I - I ,� i � . � on the premisee. Frame barn and sti%ble3, Ivg - . I 9 - A - i 2 1 il;. I I $pair Mbriffgan, hose.... 100 , ' agreeing to be at � le Gray's at 6 o'clock. stand- that I" 8� d Frank vehemently. bbusc and a good young orchtird It Is convenient r . — L no need for ii - � _. I ailesia_. I . . i . . I- ., � - — � § I � � I � , .. 126 � � t S . I ,Annie was apprise I of his coming by a .",To be tutored I. eagohoolboyl E[avp . :'. P � . I I I � : Crops do &��*.'. 1, 1, *."."* I 1. I ,n,t to churches and schools, and is sitnated 4 miles . . . I . Then put � . 140 � fromBlyth and 10 from Clinton. For further . : I . � - 1 " I I.- I I I 11 - no;e from her humand. I you any money i it the store ? If not, 11 . If You cannot . . I ] � � partioulare apply to WALTER CUNNINGHAM, I never 11 blow, and I always tell the truth. I h a ve as nice and cbear " i � . , i . Total ... I ............ _ $675 Going home that' night, as was his iki- call upon me 11 r any amount, and lot on the South part of ofAid lots, or t4D Londes- � . )aJ BORDER DADOS I an. � � ' Huron., Every line is J . � . :_ f � r . - � a In � � 799 stock of Boots and Shoes as can be found in the County of - � : ; -1 k Or" -de lijw� V Wt 't i t1iiit?" variable custom, lie ran into Benton's us harry, or w6 hall be late." borough P. 0. . ' I I - . I . . . j - - i . ill R to buy some cigarE. - . . f all y represented, from the largest and strongest cow hido to the ismallest most , I .; -1 1� � I i V %%nWg for the neck.!' Benton was, sur- ' " No, I am a aid loannot go, I ,am . . � I I .1 i . I Vt � . � . FOR SALE.-�7For em -AND- . � , I LG I stylish and neatest 1%dies' slipper. Everyperson should call an d examl y I � i - asu prised to see him drop the dozen he had pledged not to I ike any money from.the I An Englie't � I . z I sale, the House aud Lot at present ocedpied . 1: "i I at � ' stock before purchasing elsewhere. It always affords me the greatest pleasare to i � - I i i No.' I I I , taken up. atore,aud it w ' A not be right to accept by Mr- John H. McDougal],. and adjoining the � �� I bigh-station -1 . Li i ! . L 0 * ;11.13? __ *' I "� " , . - cially when they know what they want, land when th . '14, ; 11 I thought sq. A sheet, waste of - 11 Are they not good ?" in'quired * the any from you. . town of Seafortli. The house contains eight waib upon customers, espe I ey I 11 I used to be IG .,� ; I . . 4 � I I rooms besides pantries, kitefien and wo6d shed, don't know I can tell them. CEILINt I 0 PEN, . 5 � a - i money. What fools women are. What dealer. We thick them our choicest Glad of an e; � se Mr. Gray then told I � I leaving an hv . � . I also a ctlla'r and hard and soft water. I here is . . . � ; I I ,. . his friend the if t o is wife's cou- I - . ; . _ P would a, man think of putting a piece of -" � I i ship as I - . I . � I _. r" about an acre, of land on which is a good stable* � 1� I z A 6 . I . . I t� a I � - — . Vr�en � They are good. But on ,second duct. � � . .. d bit � - ; stiff, white, papery-mptbing, around his . I PECIALITY- . , � ''. . �_ I -_ - and driving shed. Afso ibe 'property reseDtly I . — . �. ! . . � . __ i neck that cost Ed 0411til.. 'And four dol-, thonght I will not take any to -night." " Whew I so t: at is it," said Frank. owned. and occupied by T. J. Janes. Tbis prop- . . I I v . , SA'GI � z ( . L . . . 4 - 1. Saying z � I . I . ! I arty is situated on North Mai� Street, Seaforth, 0 11 lad, =al - �,� law for gloves r 'ers I - Well I Mr. Gray had always purchased his 11 Well, I'm glad to have my faith 'in I I& I do my.own cutting and fitting, and having had many years' practical �Beautiful ---assortment of - MY .1 I I - � .ad slipp � . and consists of 7 acres of fitst-clasa laud, on . - � Paper A �- ust say, Annie, you - but now he womankind _r 6�ored ; . but isn't , he . . r suffer yovrae . : m . " growing ex- 10191%rit As he used them, e 6 which is a large two storey frame house, wit4, exp rience, I can guarantee a nice, easy fit every time. , Bernember, if you want Cloth Will,dow Blinds, Cor,!, ;, - I ; e: , . , �, . T"*k, � . ; I money,or yo: . tra-vagant I 06y for your dresses, bon- wished he had a bbk at home. How. overdoiiag th atter I Did you ever every, convenience in eonneetio� with it, also a to t satisfaction and make money, WILLIS is Youi man. The right spot Fixtures, Carpet Paper. &c. I � I . � � - large stable and driving house' afid o6or out a � - -1 , . : Sailior ,.cw-efu . I ' 1� waiintials, without a, ever he decided to ask his wife for some refuse her laa�n 'before others?" , - is t e corner store, at the junctiou of Main and Market streets, Seaforth, and, - . nets, E �! �11 � Y buildings. Either of these properties would ke . I I murmur, that ig," said he with sundry money, and run out -anJ .fill his case 61 . � 11 d I n't you forget it." � . �� I , through life., - - I - I , I think I di ,last summer, when make an excellent and comfortable re8idQnce for � � - - - . � - I . � I .- , I I i i , � I I I recollections to the. ocintrary, " when without his friend's -knowledge. Mrs. Oagoode! i !isiting her. The a retired farmer, and the lat6r place is admir- � � I lie did a � ; � � . - � that . � � I .1 Twenty-four hot ra bad passed, la Y ably adapted for a butcher Bolh properties will 0. W. LPAPST "' I � regretted, wh wishe 'Alend residing in Bid- be sold cheap. Apply to JOHN H McDOUGALL, The Peopla',s Slwemakcr. i 0 1 they Come Within reaionable bounds. a d d to visit I I I . .1 . ;". R. WILLIS, ; . I I But those Httle'things things which are he had already begun to experience a Aleford.' I thought it was foolish, end seaortb. . I sued a dtfferf � . I I P � 802 . . .________ ____ ___. . � ,g of shame alld a dioinclination to : 'Neverlet � � Of no earthly w0ount, I should think feelir I told them so; and finally refused my . I � - . J*, ,oat,." � , . � . -_ . I I .; y Yom might do I ask for money. A thought of Annie ,wife the money., The truth," apolo- ' I I � � A ; laughed dowl I �'. at I , � L - � 11 They we _T no.;ady can do with- crossed his oesn't _ Sy ) L : 4 - - and in the en , mind. I I Pshaw I -abed getibally, " I had met with some heavy Diamonds, Jewelry . � e , out. The filipp sire to a&*- a my nice have to treat frieni a to ciOrs,l I he. mat- ,losBes, and felt thid we must econo- . � J. McLOUGHLIN, Whitney's Blot%"r - I � - reapeoted by I - I- . - ! � � . .__ %�# 1.1. , f I , - __; rid 1 1 m � �tvt - � I I - � .1 't i , 4 M,� I lil,19 11 �, k � I Y. a � -T r I WIL I b 11 I _% II . � I . � mf I I I .appro,V,ad of Y. � . . walking boots. �iYou yourself noticed tered- I mir.e." i . I - The Jewellers,-, - . - 1_� I - . I - .. � . I . I -at w . ' I � - . my -glove , a last Sunday, arick. o&id you Frank Raymond was already at his, 11 Why not hla�o allowed her to use WA L 1 I I . v . : ; � to,it th - hi I � . . � i - detested a soiled or torn glove. Stock- house, itrid Annie I ad a tempting little her own jadgmei Perhaps ska In-, . __ I Is the pl"e to go for goodrellable ' I r - .L . � . ' . . ,4t ? �. be .money, . o i ings.-sre rather flapper for them, i 6nd was looking her tended to ec ; . - , veoessary in 1) I . w do -not lose A * I I . I - . I I I and—', our land, prettiost. I . olnom''Ize in other ways," . Silverware, Spectacles, -ASSORTED IN EVERY DE- ' . ! . . I I said Frank. � � 1 � �_C- ' �OCK LARGE AND WELL I fulness. - . - . 8 I - . - er w a ove � . . � . I " Say no nic 1. Biat why is it that When supper w r he took Annie he! . . 1 C7 - V - I � "I believe s said something of the I . � I WAR FS . these wants come &),I at once?" sgide, and asked for a dollar, which she . I I . ; . &LOW -al . kind. But to tell tb6 truth I h' PARTMENT WITH THE NEWEST GOODS . - m . 9:9 gave him grudging] ' Then he excused int ' . ad got i I �_ I; I - . � . . . � :1 We are toV .For the. simp�,Ie reason that hitherto . Y. o the way of thinking that women Diamond Rings, Ear Ring8, Sca�rf . .1 himself for a moment, and bought some I � I have bought them myself, with money cigars. needed to be continually curbed, or they OF THE SEASON. CLOCKS, . - riety of Bin& . I � ' earfied by plain A',ewilag � But since my - would ran into'e�trays,gauces.11 � Pin.8, and Sets in 15k dold. , . I � - I I talk of Amer era a wr - 11 It's a s . -� -, 11 umn�:- it' hurts my hams�to treat a high spirited . .1 . . a becomes easi, , , , . . illness -in, the �, t - They w 6 obed affair,however', , . side to sew mu 1' and filled the bous with a villainous, -wonaiLu i -- , I I . - . . � . . � . a �1 and I have h -*d to n that WRY -11 . . I JEWELRY, I .. LLL pitch sounds � 4 1 L . . I . i I i I give it up", odor, for he bad to get them at a new � - 11 11 realize it now, more fully than . . I : not disagree& . I _ . - : �, . . i . ,� Mrs. Gra,y e]aj'L('Yed her hugban.dla hor. place, Benton's beii ig too far off. you can, unless you go through "With my My stock of Colored, Bright and Fine Dre88 Goods choice and cheap. I - � - 1 1 so� By and 1 - The next day tb 8 two friends started MYER-PIATED WME � rifled look. � I experience. Annie said she had done Rolled Plate Jewelry, Silver -Plated Uack, a,n'd Colored Cashvwe& . - I �� persumably i I * I out together, when Mr. Gray said: - � J ILI � , L . *"Plain sawingj'�, An 0, I thought YOU �) L plain sewing to pay for the things that, Ware, Watches, Clocks and Spectacles, ; % - i I 1. . oom in g fro m: . - . ..� 41 Excuse me a to inute. I is very Prints -large amortment ard splendid value. : . � - L � had -more pride. I I Bbe needed, rather than ask "me for ' complete. All. the'goods are - seems a not!6 "I had too m i h OR SPECTA-CUSIN ' -: L -1 " , pri le to beg of you -I'll go back with you, if you bays money. lunAerstanditnow; Iwould bought froii� the most reliable manu- Corsets, Ho8iery, Gl.oves, Re8, Collarg, Lam CO2�nplete. . . , � I 11 . .end of spoke, In * forgotten anythlitily, � L . .. a � ' j What iconia eary, myse f", is' gad she With 5 " said Mr. Ray- lar rather have ea fac.turers, and great care taken in the Full raMe of Paratolls. ' . I ladies, and , � : rdond. ' -_ have I rielection.� All'goods warranted as re- � . I - . ill I some spirit. our trip by sawing wood, than . Ducks, Deninw, Cottonades, Tweeds. . .. .11 . . not so much. � ; 11 Well here is, our di llaxs and a half. Mr. Gray clappea his hand on his -askedforit. Fau3y bavingalways to presented, and-, if wished a written . . . . . . . . . a splinte . � I I . � I . i Try to make tbat do." And he hurried Pocket. . ask P I guarantee given with each piece sold. Felt and Straw Hats in great vq��ty. _. i 46 i- I - Re � which is SUIC . - � Off. I thought I had f9rgotten my 11 Do on know, Albert, I am glad Small Wares, &c. - _. I All Warranted as I presentd,. Q� 10TO. Never , I � . 3fris.Gray sigh d. . pocket -book, but I."vn't," he said . 80 Y - . . . . no -16. . . I . � - this has bappenep I may ma ome- INSPECTION INVITIED. . s6r, . W , Wry a � . � lounging C11A &I e means w a all right," and then ho' hurried on, time ; in fact I'm thinking of it stroiag- . . - .1 R . It" -she said, "but . . . - & brood or sc I . I I - : man seem to thiu� that women are like his cheeks tanglilag with shame- at the 1�, and now I shall - avoid' the course Every description of Watches, Clocks I . . 11 . ; - . . well-conteat . � I children - Inot Ito b6 truste& with deceit. But he could not risk b4VIng. you have taken. I . . L -_ I i 1 his friend go back with .� OtherWise, I preiiume andjewelry cleaned and repaired in a � . ericku ladies I � . money." - him, and stand I workmanlike manner, and warranted I Come a,n:d Examine and b, I I- I , . I ' by while he asked for M6ney.L I might have done just the same. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT . : Convinced. . . hand very ea . I � . Meanwhile Mr,JGray was 130HI UiZ L believe 1L great many men do." to give satisfaction. 'Remember, I do . . I . k I ewe their � �, I oq " . , I - not advertise any . . that respect p ing. . . ! - Mr Gray was lucky that day. He 11 Do? Why, y thing but what is kept Will be opened on SATURDAY with the leading !Ayles of the season, an new,-; t 1 � I had no calls for moneyi and he bad half .es. My mother never . � I i 11 Strange, how � extrava.gant 'women , I iii stock. . I . � . L � i � are. no of the best in the � a dozen of those h rrid cigars left - a had a single penny without asking my . . .1 and fresh, and at prices to suit every buyer. All -invited to examine the stock : I with their I Annie is o .1 , Repairing Done and Satidsdlia ;, Ruglish man � father for it, and- she helped to earn it � and compare prices. Everything marked at, its lowest price in plain figures. - �' : world, but she ao�is not knorw the worth couple of which I a smoked- on 'the ' as - � t . a .. . all, and Was prudence and industry per- I I G mnLteed. � ! � � 1 4 1 prefer cou'vel. I . I street after his friend left him. Infact i I I ters. I I i of money any mo e than a child. That M. R. COUNTER, i ' ' � . . - � : . -he concluded to 681 � another day i rn overa new leaf. Abf� - A full stock of the beat value in Groceries - t ; : four dollari and a half will -be spent n the . . at bottom prices -for Cash and.' . I I I L ' I I , I same way. But on this day he realized here comes our friol-ds." � . Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller. Pr uce. . . . i ", . I &bout this I : . befurA night. Women can't. keep I . , . � is no I money. - the old adage 11 That it ne,�er rsins but. Mr. Raymondj'�to Mr. Gray's -great — ______________ - J O.; L. PAPST, - . gab-bl � I I � L . . r__ I . . - ; rising sixtee, i ; � . . - . � it -pours;" for from being 'asked to relief, said it won d not be possible fQr . . I L - I L � Mrs. Gray went down town, an in- � . I . ' I - I change a dollar bill, to getting his. coat him to go Lon the roposed trip, owing NEW LIQ UOR STORE . J. .McLOUGHLIN, Seafolth. Sign of the Big Clock, Main Shof� natura"Yas' I . . I - . � : out the in< . ten(led; but she*alked instead of rid ripped, and asking for credit at bils to unforeseen cir' iddistances,whemapon — . I I . 1!�. ing, in order to save her money. While i L I I . � JEreaforth. . somethin i . tailor's, the day wa3 a iserieb of mort fi- Mr. Gray in an 1 hand mauaiar, pro- I I ___ 1 __7 -2. .. __0 g in , i � o - . - I - � talk of that, C � I down, she fe It f aiat arid, hungry from cations. ' ! posed that as Fr nk c uldnot go, We take pleasure in announcing to i I I 0 they s her walk, and would have liked a 4 . antly jrrit%ti I . An- ie was unaware of all this. In should all come o bie house that even- the people of Seaforth and surronndiDg Al� ANCHOR' L' i N - 1� -_ . lunch, but she- had no money to spare. " J 6 Ls SM-ITH IS NOW SHOWING I a sage ri . __ - fact she thought her husband was fail- ingagain. 11M�*ifewillbegladtosee vicinity, that we have opened out a . I . - - a a . I - � 11 Oh, by the wa; , Annie, did yon go ing'to reah, nation so, when at � . L - � V I 0. haiads behin .7 ze the 'Bit I you." said he. I I � U. S. Mail Stemnellatra skipping . - � down town to day �� 11 asked Mr. Gray at night, Mr. Gray aEked for money to eek haa� 11) . . I . I : ;� . The -w I 8,88ed, arid " Richard NEW LIQUOR STORE I I . Sail from New York every Saturday for . YOU fitrftightl _ ; . I night, � � spend the next day, she wickedly put was himself again? 01 or could be if he � . . . I , ��, . . � _, 'm ,I Yes," she repli . we Itever our I- I . ! - I him off with some excuse, -and ingeni- chose, but his Wife had mirrored his Comprising the Choicest Brands of omplete Stock for Spring & Summe'r . and rersels 0 . . 11 Spent every crat I - L I 1. �i, I'll be bound," ously' evaded the re uest until I . .9 i GLASGOW via, LONDONDEW Verm-tion - Yo I . jokingly. ! - 10 was past actions so truly and forcibly, 'that Wines and Liquors, selected and bought F - - I I - .11 forced to prefer it b fore his friend. bb had no wish -to repeat himself. A_nnie from one of the leading Wholesale - . . I . I � I if yon pl�"431� 11 I t, No, I have exactly two cerits left ; 11 You want a dollar or two'l What had taken care t�) curb his extravagan. Houses in the Dominion. . � . Cabin passage, $60 to.080. SoconitCaW40, 94 __ I t I wal . Steerage, Outward 428, Prepaid $2L , piecing,-, he , . . I . - , - bull ked both ways, got no crepe de do you want of a dollar ortwo?" ces, by giving bim always a little -less . I I . I .. I 1` and Went Wj' low. L . I to talk tto y L I I tn -,V I I . I � . I - I � I 48001 ,tbont luncheon al- * � "There Annie, don't bother a fel - than he asked for, - and invariably in- . . l : � I : I if . OLD PURT WINE.. I . I and before ti I though faint with h1unger," min a hurry." . quirilag how he spent it, and meantime, . LIVERPOOL& QUEENSTOWN SE00 � . I � I - �� . of three Vie? f - .. I � I i i Mr. Gray looked sbooked. But with grave d liberation , she drew * reckoning,up how much he had each From England. . Dress Goods in all theJeading shadt'es—Cheap From Pler,No. 41N. R., N,4w YWk. " � ""' I - . I - elapsed, SLI � I_ 11 Why did YOU not confe to me?" out a quarter, and laid it aown, then .L_ day, with great eiactriess.- All this, he - I I FURNESSIA Balls April, 21, may 26,juwl� a StIf POSSE,88 - i -1 . - Because it was lout of the way; and another and another, next two dime I . DRY SHERRY AND CRAPE WINE I it . 1 ; S. knew was copied from his own custom. I �. . BELOBAVIA way 12, lune x 10 it, Sko�uid aw � 1 1 1 beo&USeLto tell th' truth 'I felt too "Let me see - three quarters From France. � � L CITY 1OF ROME 44 1 � . � � 11� 9 7- Besides, he'reffe ted, if he found it so - - — . ,Tuto 4july14, I . Mroala. 0 . c. I'll. idea that alf I . I seventy-five, ten is eigh ty- five- ten- disagreeablefor 'week, how much more Cabin passag"63- to $125 soording to � � . c0doUg__ i . . I I MOdAtiOns. Second Cabin au& era Ju I ; i I I Cross with me?" . ninety.flve, and here is a three cent so Must it seem,s, 'ear after year, with Madeira and Marsala sacramental wine L . It I be I - � I L raw*o � Por -us it ,jvs I 11 Yes with you." I I I , AueborLfneDraftsissoed at west, 111 . �] paid.fraeof chwi-ge in Englan 8 , I I t . piece -ninety-eight cents. Will that noprospectofa hange? In short he - 'From Spaill-wal-ranted pu& Ex,rRA VALUE IN BLAOK AND OOLORED OASHMERES , I � . i . I - I I L . , Past thnes*`01 .� And poor Anniels, grievances burst do ?" I I Ireland. . I . i -_ A . . i �` forth: - . felt himself to be the meanest man in T.004 L Rxn Was shin . ! L -I ,-Yes," and Mr. (. - . � - � �' � For panage, Cabin Plans- Book of � � . f , i -ray bustled them existence. 4A'Ti5 o e alf to own it,15 D. K. AND HINKI HOLLAND CIK, I - I i. ? I P I � there -could i � . I I I . � piply to - . . . . . � i -L "OmPsniMOXI ,. . Z. 6fTo ba going alo�g'th� streethungrier into his pocket and hurried from the and the othcr ba to reform, we Bus- Mo L , . a HENDERMN BROTHERS'WWYA , . i than any boa ar, while my husband is room. . I f J � . . . - or to S. DIC118ab ifiuo� '- El I 119 I pect. � untain Dew from ScotIand. I r, Post 61ioes I - ehait -of the � ' - . I . � 7901 � . (I . I � " known as the auqcessful Mr. Gray I To He was in hopes his friend would in- 11 There A �saii his wife, 11 I am . . its note of il-a ! � . - � � have no mon ' ' ket because quire into the cause o lber�,1)1� I I , A, I - I L ey in iny Poe I - L . f the scene, when glad the farce is t n4 dp Resume your GUINNESS' P 11 Full Range of Staple a d Fancy Dry Goods, � A --a English my huall-mrid thinks I am not to be trust- he would tell him ofthe compact and -pr6rog- I ORTER . . n ; . UrBELUS I - ative", ! f . Bottled by Burke frG.m Ireland. � : � . I . aminer. . � I ed. Before I marrial you I was in busi- how it originated. And then it would It was Thuredi F 8 V ,t half -past ' � I- �� I ness the same as YO ; that is I earned psas as a joke.. I . e Ingo a I . � .- r - - I . I ' A Disat - I six precisely. wh ... nM . Gray8aid tbis. 'CARLING'S AM13ER ALE I - 11� i iny living by teaching ; you earned yours - But K -r. Raymon did not make any At the same -'time, she anded her hus- . I I � . � by trading. Now, suppose � . ! when we remark.- Justead he thought to him- band his poeket-bpok;. and then return- Old Bye, joHN M:CNEVJNt Doctors ,W . I � i married yon had gh en up.-vour business self : I I Hall & superior � whi-gkie8 A SO JUST OPENED A LARGE STOCK OF PARASOLS, . � L � d&magea LWh' i . � .ed to her Proprietor of these well known and POP . � --...r - . I .Use it interfered 11 Goo& gracious I ' From 11. Walker' & Son, Windsor, I . - has now got everything in. fire. -C11106 - - Onhimself - ., to assist me, or be v . seat,.4 - - I ; What a grind!8be M7 -i. Gray co d moneycarefully, I . . I - . order, amd is prepared to turn out in JVjd*L c0nalnitt-ed . b - , . - With your new duties, and I allowed y3u, is I And I thought ier so pretty. I I and then divided I LOUL b _ i F � t . I : . ' it into two equal FAMILY F R which 04nn�t, 6.& k . ey er supposed I , Hitnne8y, Martell, Jules Rob * those be trie I :1 : I no raon to spend as you obooge. I nev that Albert would Edako piles. 1i zn p celled by any mill in the U - ' - . _:, dressed. you, well to be sure ; but gave such a meek. bns)and. . I � 311T8:PM0r_r31011*_T 1W -V31=01). * I I . I iltt* dilaer6i I I � I Catch � me This acoomplis' ed, he crossed over to . T Brandies. I . - . � � � . . - 4 - doefor's bill I � you no money witliout the whys and getting married, an( having quarters 'his wife, aud,Plac d 'ne in her lap, sity- , . . GniSTING DoNs WnTT ins PAO . I I I i L . . I 'Wheia the, - � whetreforeo and- wb-,J,tbers beir.g inqdir- doled out to'rae in tj tat way P, a - � ing: I i An thoaa,liquors are xpecially selected for ins- . WAIT -8 -FO-A IT. . tbing , z , � � I ed'iutO; in Short t�le&ted You as you do He pitied his frie d's embarramamen I , dicinal puipooes and family use. Also, several I whiclV' - I 1 V9 1 � t " Hencefotth w� will abare &like. Buy I J.- L. SMITH . . . - i I ]as - . but did not a _ ' other kinds of liquors which we --hope win give I . - �411 !, ppear efox- - the other: . ., I i fi14 ppear o notice it. Instead what you cb,ose. I have faith in your every satisfaction to Z CUHtoMefa. L Flour exchanged for wheat. Chop ._ . I You exaggerat4, the case, Anni I _ . Remember the . - � de6crIption pr9mptly attended tolllourw him fo," - I ; , I e. he chatted unconce edly of old friends, prudence and jad place, two doers sou% 6f Rob. . L � Emn always on Hand, and sold at ths imo . it. � t i JYL ment. I am not in- , LL . 1r, L I i 3nen and women am differentlysituated. and past times. S ddeti turning a fallible. Why rtPoil's Circular saw. . . MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH. . t�octors I � , � , ! n c ill, d . g , - . ! � I : I , I I.. I sholild think you would be glad to be corner they met tw mutual sequain- upon you ?11 I sit in judgment 8 . L . li I ketprices. Remember the poPulugJaL lea�-Ming to P, I - . Xi � . I W. KILLORAN, - One d�or south of Mr. Riad's bardwoxe store. JOHN McNEVIN, 9190 � - . P i . i . . I I : I � � _m . ! ; : . . - - : . I - . L - . . � : __ i _. ,, . LL - 1 : 1. � .- L i I � I � � , . I . . . . . I � - � . : . � I , . . I I I - I . � I - . i . � - . - I I . � i . . i 1i , I � -. i � 7 � J . �, e- - . � r � I i , _. - . � I . - � . . - I - � r.