The Huron Expositor, 1883-09-28, Page 3{
it 28, 188-3
Ind C10 ktt
t place -n tow r.
Mocks ?
dry Emporium. •
Lisa find the largest
lr.
ted Ware and Black
goods as represented..
nate first-class goods
Ws.
i or money refunded
F
to
price his assets,.
Seth Thome; .k Etat
ter clocks,
and Scarf Pins, 18k
Band Rings=
arschaum and Briar
`eckleta and Lockets
the leading. jewelry
given to repairing
Packet Books, Colas'
ac to $12 to suit all *
DUNTER,
eller,. Opposite J. ae
wafture Store.
SORT -I
n =TI vARE
mum.
ff ITNEY
rand=a",fall line of the
styles. of
I PARLOR STOVa.
ows them and the
HARE
ion always in stock.
goody, and guarantee
tltt in price.
'able and Ponket Cut -
ewes.
.lot of Granite Settles
Serving,: deo, All sizes
robing Work promptly
�isfaction guaranteed.
goods -in my line it
te see Thy stock and
=Stove ce Tin House.
fHTNEY,
Whitney Brothers.
ARN.IAC.E WORKS,
'RTFI, ONT.
To The Front;
rN Oa
they have now on hand
t number of
I OPEN R LICRLER
ts, all of their own
warranted of the beet
1mansh%p, which they
CHEAP. FOR CASH, '
bort Dints Paper.
cash), buyers to give
hey need money and,
rade to sacrifice to pro -
carriage and Grocery
of our own ;make,
at a bargain.
der as waled and Be-
nptly executed.
EMBER
lave money go to Pit-.
forth. You can get: a
'Less Money than in any
y in Ontario. If you
try, and be convinced.
,MAN & Co., Seaforth.
T`T LEE-
EOF!
r NA S OF SIR,
Eagic Care for
SORE THRCATL
Past year, and the de-
sly increasing. -This
ee may now be procured
add & Son, Dublin
mond, Blyth..
lock, Winthrop.
V, Walton.
wf�`eld.
d Son,. Hensali,
sale or retair'from
W1LSOF
iacrfaeturers, Seafortli.
LIME WORKS.
N &. SON•
opportunity of re-
l�lke this ogp ,segs
to the inhabitants of Brussels
;t patronage, and be5.ln stattheie
Ie era) improvements
ietrniia they are now in her
e ever ''before to supply
les lime.
linth season of v burp
iness
',, and having given rely- unclean-
-far, the public candie
on
stment and a first-class anti
as lime at I5c. Cash, Bemem-
!sels LitmetWorks.
TOWN & $0`
MEMBER' 28, 1883.
*Th Old; Cottage oak. _
afdck eloof the hon old stook
as brightest thing and the neatest, though old had a tench ofAaaitg6013
ebim' rang still theieweeteit.
s,sonitor, too, though its words -were low,
lived though nations altered;
et"it said quick, ale to bed—
s Or reinEa'
I've given warning; I
ug and go Ot elm ion: kD r,
oy'}l never rise soon in emorning."
jbiendl r voice wast that old, old clock ;
At it stood in the corner emiliug,
Seibteese �},e time with a merry chime
The hours beguiling;
sat spew t.ld volae was th:,t tiresome clock,
mit celled at daybreak boldly,
the dawn looked grave on the misty way,
Ana he eerly air blew coldly:
" it said— quick, out of bed=— '
Fo fl
tick,"
rye given rt�aro ng; never
°u+d Dam h� eb eoou,in the morning."gewealth,
ou're up
Stillllenrlythe sounds go coned and round,
atone that ceases never ;
white: tears ere shed for the bright days fled,
estthe oatfrrenda list for ever;
/teheart beat'' on, thoughhearts are gone
That learner beat and younger ;
its hands atilt move,though hands we lore
earth no longer
t�tick" it said="to the church -yard bed
tetra, grave given 'warning --
R,
' u panda est and leek to the skies,
orb up
for a heavenly m •rning."
.--Oki Magazine.
one thing in our favor. No One can say
that I've got an idiotfor a husband."
- So the storm blew over; and now
Brown and: his wife,though they do
have to m` nage on ight thousand a
year, are th happiest couple ithe
two henisp eres. Still, the bridegroom
admits that his was rather a risky ex
periment-
• Gaieties.
Whisky, said the doctor, "'hardens
aaelhrains." " Maybe it does," replied
! tbe',horrible example, " but it soften the
lineea;.most wonderfully."
L—A,. housekeeper asks : "What is
lest way to keep jelly from
the sirup ?" Shut- `a small boy
u}olding on top
u� in When In was tor a o boy," minutes. Thack-
eiay, " I wanted some taffy. It was a
shilling. I hadn't one. - When I was,
slalom I had a shilling ; but t didn't
want any taffy".
--Farmer's wife to her husband who
bad been staying too long at market-
+Robin, come mond to the stye, an' see
if ye ken ony odds on the soo since ye've
HE
M. Gault
Senate, roe
lord. It w
made, and the Senate)
he wanted tohave do
tar listened attentiv
to have e4erythieg
struck.
" Six o'clock ahead
lord.
•' Exactl `," replie
"but that doesn't
you will do me the ho
me."
" Yon are very
landlord, " but-"
" I insist; I shall
this hour ; your. plate
" It is impossible.'-
" I shall be angry.'
"It is impossibhi
•
was the Cook.
tier de Rumily; dean'
ived a vi it frohis
s a quest) n of repel
ex[ lain
been awn'
_papa ; « How is it Alice, that you
never get a prize at 'School z" Mamma :
" And that your fried, Louisa Sharp,
gets so. many ?" Alice (innocently):
Louisa. Sharp has such , clever
parents-" -
-A jolly old doctor said that people
who were prompt in their payments alcr,
ways -recovered. in their sickness,as they
were good cnstomers, and physicians
could not afford to lose them. A good
hint and a sensible doctor.
—Man is like, a snowball. - Leave
him lying in idleness against the sunny
face of prosperity and all that is in
him melts like fresh butter in the dog -
days; but kick him round and he gath-
era strength at every evolution.
—"Is the howling = of a dog always
olkoaved by a death ?" asked. a little
f the
to be
what
e., `i'he pz oprre-
ly, 'and pr ised
one. Six �'clook
," said tl land -
1
M. de Rn, illy;
for ho p'e
atter, •
or of dining with 1
hid," :replied the
ot let you leve at
is already lid."
notwithe andi .f
the desire;I have to remain. y of
faire call me elsewh re at precis' ly tit
hour "
girl to her father. " Not alwa3 s, -my the law
dear• sometimes the man that -shoots " See
here all
No ai
The 1
aotj not(
said ca:
Guy
" You do not wish to share My , din
ner ?" said the Senator, slightly vexed
" You will understand why.a The
dine at M. de Rothschild's at seve
o'clock."
AhI
" No, I
Tablea
ANew
of the wi
accurate
quested
A. wato
twenty
minutes
lawyer r:
on a sail
scion he
on are his guest',?"
am his c:+'k!
—Paris Taper.
gra easur'`r g Time.
ork lawy4 r had seen he story
ness who/was ooufidei t of h.s
notion -'of time, and was.r-
give his idea of two minute
was held, and: at the end
econds he declared that tv
had elapsed. The New Yo
solved to try the experimel
r in the hospital, whse de
was taking inregardto a -et
anstai
await'
that t
the w
intent
fair h,
ic.y
Will
suit.
An
down
He
Jones
prove
If
shout
first,
"G
their
thro
muo -
man
said
,4
from
per a
No
gentl
boy.
A
Peter
-be
,4.
twe
ask
boy
hit
wh
on, and enable
f ' imre viudicati
e ignorant and vu
that:may be s
a F and just Will
e.: g before they
yian tc) patiently
Be assured
,an will believe
d of yon. The
accord you a
ridemn.
TSE
sl o" to ibe de•.tleman
d see am gentleman !" said-
h.pmpgoin. I will not take an in-
,
e little fello , s tutted -tie and
h rage.
been throwin stones at Peter
red thought hat h s anger
►m to be gen leman.
o'' `want to he ent .em yin
lain you would b Et gentle boy
a d h's 'teacher.
tie endo ,ot i r w stones at
igh ore. Peter d ,nos did not
tone at yowl an - think nl
e is
ore likely to p ve a g
he has got k9.toi s on his knees,
11.
ptaloons do p
pantaloons t keep a boy
b ing la gent emang but a bad tem -
os. I � �
w Wi halm, if yo - vent to ; be a
an you must fi It be --a gentl-
lision, and the time which -h
after the vessel left the wdaart.
The s: ilor answered `
., aboFt
rates."
" Mangy " said the lawyer,
„
doIon t ink ten m'nutes to bi
t ten mire•
me the la
'11 tell yoi
me when
Abo
Ont c
said,
You tell
up."
" Aye
sailors a
The 1:
mantel
facing tl
at the dog misses him.," was the parent s
reply.
—A clergyman chose for his text
the following words : " Which of you
will go up with me to. Ramoth Gilead ?"
Then pausing, he again and again re-
peated the words, when a gallant tar
started: ,.from his seat, and looking
around him with eyes full of indignation
exclaimed. " Will none of you go
with the worthy gentleman ? Then blow
me,I will go myself."
_-Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is
said to have been an architect before he
took up literature, which explains why After heentered F profession hi
ata many of his heroes are architects: became a great,orator ; bre , whi
Aa architect is a good party for a hero, school, he could ith damty .be
anyway. What dare -devil courage ,it ,ailed poi to talks a part i the
must take to make a house cost four clams ions,,' whi h: once
times as much as you've told the build- livened the old -f shinned so
build-
er it would 1 A gentleman, the
—Mr. C. : " I have been married for
several' eeks, and my husband and I
cannot decide whether we should retain
oar old love letters or b- urn them.
What would. you advise ?" Pat them in
a pasteboard box iu the servant -girl's
room. A supply of old love letters has
been kngawn to keep a girl contented
in one place for three months at a
time -
,
We.
dying o
measur
aye; sir,"
tes." -
yer's wat�ih, as
when to begin,
the ten minutes
said the sailor,
ways do --in stories nd pl:
rwyer stop with his ack
on whit a .little cock
ie sailor. After thre min
ger exolair ed : •
here, are you going 4 kee
day ?"
aswer.
and ofth
:h of ten i
elessly :
ass the tin
l," said thr alive, thf
time the
(, clap
ten m
tow 1
$ow Hi
One of those co
sertion that the s
the man is affirm
clock •was
inutes- as
e must be
e lawyer, ' of all men,
t I ec er sayv,. you can
best."
n -
ng
he
red
a
as
ye.
'a
as
tes
us
n the ex -
he sailor
:bout Grp."
gen
I
not
'I
boy
Tb
gen
It
Found
t.
rtradictiot to th
gild as the ' fatl
d of Danis i W
l'
{
-A wyer who took up his residence
in a New Jersey town was nicknamed
"NeceSsi:ty." after he had been is the
town •fcr some time and become well
known; A. strangervissho ldhbee own
so
asked why the aye
named, and the reply was. " Because
necessity knows no law."
—Bishop Peck, who tips the beam at
three.hundred or thereabouts, `was at
one tine attending Conference where
the spply of -beds was not equal to the
dema d. The Bishop after - being in-
troduced to the party who was to share
his coach, eyed him all over, and said.
"So you are to be my bed fellow, eh ?-
Well, when I sleep alone I'm crowded."
A We sh bishop of similar proportions,
being •n a like condition said to his pro-
posed bed, fellow. , " Well, brother Jones,
31ou Gen take either side : I'll take the } fonds that�ende
inane,"- _ I founds it i
f
A Shrewd. Suitor.
wh.
amusing story of how be fo
parchment, says that if he
of Webster's a ample, he
imitated it au been are
boy than he ono was.
How well I r member l' —th
time I declaime before mv� plass.
piece selected w s Antony's eulc
Cresar. At last the dreaded hot
rivet ; sick at h art, I took] my
the
Bads
about, my
Pe
to
th
na
slo
tah
as'
✓ of
ater..
, he
e at
pre -
de;
week, en•
ool-h• use.
following
car's
Own
have
ppier
first
The
gy of
tr ar-
trem
room
f the
lead k
would
oh ha
bling stand upon the platfor
swam before my eyes, the;
scholars bobbed. iatractedl
mind. was a blink.;
A -titter ran a. ound the
one began tcrip e.-k—it mu
I, but I did not knew it ; g
identity with th ;speaker 1$
liehed, and all eered we
fortunately as I rrived at t
But here's a parchm nt, With the
I found it in hi3 c o,et— i
some slight i terrnptio'r
whole speech from eny'h
stood in hope ess, staring
repeated :
I found it it
Alas ! I coal
thread.
In vain. On
y
Despotic papa declared that Brown
n hauld not, marry his charmingEmily—
heiress to eight thousand a year—unless
he was wealthy.
"What is your fortune,; sir ?" he
Usked magisterially.
! "Well, I don't exactly know," said
Brown, who was as poor as a church
mouue " bat let your daughter become
my ife, and I promise she shall have
endl ss gold."
" ,ndiess gold is rather an exaggera-
tion,,eh ?" remarked papa.
Scarcely I in my case;" said Brown,
"as my wife and I, be as extravagant as
We might, should never be able to get
through it."--
" Are you telling me the truth ?"
" The truth, I vow it."
„ Then take her, my boy," said papa,
grasping` Brown's hand, i6 and happy
am I1that my child has been: saved from
the Matches of rogues and fortune-
rs."
11. they were married, and Brown
the money fly at such a rate that
his milliner's bill came in he was
d to confess himself stumped.
hunt
WI
mad
wher
oblie
M s. Brown immediately sent for : er
PRP
" What's --this ?" said papa. " Stump-
ed? What do you mean, sir? Where's
the een•ileas gold you promised, eh ?"
ce kept my promise,". anewei�
.
Broku. •' I gave your daughter an end- 1 StreetNews.
lesslguld wheel married her, a wedding- . patie]1c .
rill, And, my dear," added Brown, are loads as ;ell as
taing to his wife, " do you think that There
both of us could ever get through any- l in this life, and one ca' not -
thii g which only just fits one of those lite coutinu lly in th latt
i clouds are Om
taper fingers?"
Papa looked as if he was going to
have a fit, but a timely remark of his
datlighter's probably averted, the catas-
trophe.
" Wall, papa," she said, there's still
,i
to •
on
ro
it
be
d.
oom
have
sdual
ame
1 wh
wo
seal of
'drov
ad ; t
diem
his closet
l net find the
e more 21 shoal
in a sob:
b -his c crclloset 1
Here the tea
Fuer interpesed,
sir, if you,lidu, find the Tost of i
ack to the doe
oar from the EC
rushed in tearsito" my deekj ThuE
my first oratorilcal experience."
It W
better carry it
leave it there."
There was a
A man was 1
hand store in
finding a bedst
examined one,
;Vs All Right.;_.
Coking thropsh a
rooklyn, with a -
ad to suit him, he
and caked=
Are you s are there a `e noI 1
this
of
s
in"
vi
o+
is
rE
•ti
n
tt
a
1,
ii� 1e irther n teacher mel
>anee. Som at • . s had hit him
butt by the
1, Peter, w at ▪ 'a he matter be
ou and Wil th s 'm'or'sing ?" h
as tierowin a o'al at one of th
play?, sir, a d •p i sed him an
11 ¶h'ompso 's b ."
ren, when h t e atc
,id yOu not t ro • • t ern
acme,' sir, of a ea
Mari I must be g ntli
ght it best t kp-orxt
e oeoled off a 1'
teacher wa ke c io
ye
�e
NEntire the
Eyes t' B
n and' women,an spe
e, de not kbow th t it
glary compl `telt' twobe
..ost lOVing nd wv-11
n o allows ne!Budd
-very -giadeally fro
. i mtnit of life. Ma
r: ptiop tot ns at a ti
r mind. H li
son a rowd , e
I >rna1, loved tad
p
nes at yo
back ?"
ye to be
boy ; an
of bis w: y
•
URON EXPOSITOR..
NEW LI:UOR STORE"
We t
the poo]
vicinity
ke pleasure
le e4 Soaforl
that we hay
NEOAf' IHIQU
Ctom pri ing the C'.
W. nes nd Liquors,
fr m ogle - -of the
13
M
but kept tl e
tc see- W 11
Peter Jones a
petted by -a 1e
e
y
ap y wedlock is a
I now yo ng p
belongs to brown
or' mson cheeks.
Elgin ing.just as M
• i • s a . Boston Bay.
r tag ie'' a part of '1
1 Dayknowsnothing
1
some
been
y ray
:stab -
n en-
ds:
Desk.;
., dot ed lead v:
Bugs ! ti 1',ly p s
my own family. We goat it t'1
the
ere I
y. I
roken
ed,
Well,
you'd
t and
out; I
ended
econd-
iew o�f
finally
ugs
s oudt
en my
brudder Mose vas here, and no he has
gone avay I sell it for' half) price."
d
e, my -frentlt.
dot if she! knew
use she go Orazy.'
ire isn't proof," ex
as he pointed to a
hence.
" Say, I believe it has
�, Ompossib
was Bo neat
tinge in der 11
Why, if h
the customer,
peach able evi
" -F hell ! vhell !" „ out with
The custom r: was goinn
heart -broken ook on his face, when th
other detaine him, and said :.
Dot's all ight'after all. Eflyou pre
dot pedstead ou know you h ve bug
from a respectable famil ' ! M ices va
head clerk in Rochester, un yo know
vas here 27y, ars in pe sness "—Wal
gs in?"
y wife
of such
laimeI
t unim
I'
Ietimes 'those
site', someti es of sorrow, a d often
are the she ow of calumny., Patien&e
" these, f .lotion
co where yo
assail d shoal•
Sn nshin
xpect t
ir. Th
of adve'
n
nag
.•
e.
to .
rso
air
So
nut
Bu.
ye
of.
ar -,
ue
i .11r you g
takes yea s
rt•s even if
ort d. Bet
ha ge. • e
e c 'adle o
is grade 1,
f
g tr
nid
hio
rolling
ink 1
plat
does
shing
e gob
the
Is
ret is the t ►ss 1 : nd silk:n fro
qe , age is t e fel cot i, ripe
in hes ear. Bean Val is t. e m
Of 1 ve with its r.ph:tic crim
:t, urple a d gob. , wi h I' is ht
aye hat arje�to co e. t ea• tifnl
die evening of to e, •• it. its
em ranee, and its yin ow
edtoward heave. as •el as e
nun people mar t sir oppo
pm er, and i ge le al •ha acter,
b amarriage is " erally : good
•.y. d it instin i •elv. lie y
t d ens I not say " M, t hick
dire to `be wed o lde, an. my
'emence require t be a li tle
`with somewba o do Incas an
e." When th
op • 06' flee
ether to -be. wed h:te o not ':]
but each think It e ot . er just
self.
Id peopleneve
; They marry
calculation.
gngementB is V
journey dies
t. a great many
arm the other b
they will be ae
y wiiljgo tEl an
by, sand beoo
.. n will; be noble I a • d i
ociated with s4 nueh
She wi
anh
re t h
wh
00
e in
41
t,
.
arr t .eir o]
eir si .l ilars
ch of these
pr. per In
ppo.,ite:. will
,es, an. both
ag: in,, red by
d a: to the
he oat the
re.on..iled.
r for
anity
1 •e at
od besid
✓ defier
ts•elac
re. t,and
th it he
i .`e himself,' and
;man for having
at seeks to co
a supply her a
o diversity be n•
'real Piety acid
gin with. .
The old bridegr�c
darter, journey to
msel with one II
d complete mar
re as' perfect pr1rE
d women are tri a
email fraction, sill
on. 1
Very few are ,p
'ey o ly,'I think,
I
years of gradu!
itement. Such a
ia complete mar:
nterlto mellovtt red Be
al happy marring of . ov
ent between a na n and women
if the 'things so ver ba
die sue were. as th Gr
god he might atoll th
tp feast his eyes w th 9
From one of The )dor
b
a
a
r
a
t
t
is required
Consciousue
good name
under hes been
.h
t
at
lo
.
rg
n
"
in a
h an+
a ope
bouncing tci
e rron>idiug
edout a -
to R E,'
�loicest I ?rands of
elected. nd bought
leading Wholesale
Uses in the I1ominiOn.
DRY
OLD PVRT WINE
From England.
SHERRY AND CRAPE WINE
From France.
eira and Marsala Sacramental Wine
.Froin Spain -warranted pure.
K. AND KINK'S HOLLAND CIN.
*otatn Dew from Scotland.
GUI1INESS' PORTER
Bottled' by Burke from Ireland.!
AtLING'S AMBER ALE
in
or
en
ri-
ld Rye, Malt & Superior Whiskies
FrolA H. Walker & Son, Windsor.
[Hennesfr Martell, ,Jules . Robi91a
1883. Fall Importations,
• All those tiquors are specially selected for me-
icined purOoses and family use. Also, several
other kindsof liquors, wbich we hope will give
very satisfeotion to oar customers..
Remember the place, two doors south a Rob-
ertson's Circular Saw. . ,
W. KILLORAN.
er
na
100
la
rth
ite
tie
un
ye
ve
OM
WROXETER MILLS.
A EX. L, GIBS6N
Bdgs to announce to the Public that he
has commenced to operate the
WROXETER WOOLLEN FACTORY
and
po
he r
w 11
w 11
g
r
that he will be prepared.
good value iu
FULL CLOT,EiS,
TWEEDS,
NELS,
STOCKING YA.RNS.
UNIO
PL
an vaaieties
nchi ere
Es, if
NCAN ttc
DUNdr
188a.
•
Have hand and opened out the contents f Twenty -Two (22, Packages of *all
Goode, the latest noaelties of the season, at greatly reduced prices, our MR.
having purchased all classes of Foods at LOWER
TH MAS DUNpAN
FIG RES than last Year.
6ustomers Bhotild see our steek this se son, which is the finest we have yet
show . Oar expera4iee in buying in the Old Country marke gives us a de ided
adva tage, which all customers will see *f they examine oods and compare
price
dANADIAN AND ENCOS
IVVAL PAPER.
ro
to 'give
9USTO CARDING
Parties from
poasible, have
them, and as h
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one general ster
and Baw mill,
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tIS crops are 1
about ever, and
put up in stack's,.
lait is
pext
Minne
help t
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fine wieatleer bete
been' if anythtu
tell another lege
Yours truly, RO3
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he change made in our Dry*Goods d Millinery Dep
Daly ntage to all our, customers, and will able us to she
etee , The young lady 'in charge of our I3 ow room, althoug
well recommended, and has good taste nd experience.
Sta le Goods for this departmeot. BLA
distanee will, as far as
heir Rolls honae with
has; put the mill into
der and employs none
orkinen all work is
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Shine's Grain Cradles.
Ott s& M3 antq a1�1
and WHITE TIPS, ALL COLORED an
always get goods as cheap, if not cheaper,
We would call special attention to O r HOUSE FURIIIISHING and CAR,
PET ROOM. We will have further add dons by steamship until all o r Fad
Stack is complete. Our Tapestry and B ssels Carpets are the cheapest in the
market. Our All Wool and Union can b bought as low ati 40o per yerd--4ide
carpet. Lace Curtains, Cretopnes and Damasks will be found very (+Arable
Call and see the best and cheap st stock in the weSt.
9.
ment lie an
an immense new
e import all our
k and WHITE LUXES, BLACK
BLACK SILKS,' &c. Customers can
than in any of out cities.
Spring patterne just to hand.
cut 600 desiaus in all the la t
11. The largest asSortment and the
st value in the country at
SEAFORTH.
BORDER DADO
EILINC DECORATION PAP
Beautiful assortment of Paper
Cloth Windo* Blinds, Cord, Ta
Fixtures, Carpet Paper, &c.
RS.
and
HO ! FOR iVIANITOB
ONE OF 74E FIRST REQUIS TES.
DUN AN & DUNCAN.
Great Bargains iri Boots and Shoes
AT JOHN Me1NTYRE'S,
OLD AND POPULAR HOUSi.
rn
rim
CD
ce
THE
SEAFOLITH
Parties geing to Manitoba wo la do
Robb's
Before startin
ons parties, a
well eatisfied,
paid them w
fnany this sea
on hand, whic
able terms.
before they et
Last season I enpplie =flier -
they all expre seed th mseives
and found that their in estment
B. I have aiso supplied a good
ell, but have still te large nantity
I wit furnish on the mo4t favor-
ry person going to Ma hobs. or
, should not fail to get supply
rt. The
Local Trade Liberally Dea
All kinds of Cured meats kept
on and at y grocery store, Maju ot
forth, aud soli in laige or small gal
GRQCERIES.
All kinds freeh, pure and. 'cheep, as us
chest rs will save money by buying
Seaforth.
Now is your turn for Flee Snrarue SHOES and. SLIPPERS. Special in-
ucement for C4SH buyers. A large otock and a great variety of ttles to
hoose from. Giosing out nay present tock, with the view of going out f Re
ade work.
N Bs—Accounts are now out
nd must be attended to at once.
MAIN STREOT,
SEAFO TH.
HUGH
supply of King's) Seecific, a sure cur
pools and -Inligest-on. A.1.y who ha
will recommend it to their miebbors a
Sent by maii on receipt of priee. Sol
this part of Ontario.
SIEAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY.
door to the Presbyterian Church, Seafort ,
Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or a y
of the domesticated animals, successfully treat
at the infirmary or elsewhere on the sho
notice. Charges moderate. JAS. W. ELM
Veterinary $urgeon. P. S.—A large stock
VeterinaryMedicines kept constantly on hand
NEXT DOOR T
For Extra Vali)
GIVE HIM A CALL.
AMILY
THE POS
in Fresh
GROOM
OFFICE
GOODe. 1L4ELIVERE
EAS. TEkt,S.,J
THE BEST VALUE_ FO YOUR MONEY THAT CAN' BE
HAD IN TH DOMINION IS AT
HUGH ROBB, Se
With.
et, Sea -
titles. I
al. Pur-
rom me.
in Street,
for Dys-
e used it
d friends:
agent for
forth.
ANCHOR Li NE,
Steamship
Sail from NeW York every Saturd
y for
CLASCOW 11,ia UNDO BERRY
Cabin passage, SOO to $80. Second "bin, if°.
Steerage, outward $28, Prepai $21.
•
CITY OF ROME Sails Sept. 22, Oct. Dec- 1.
YURNESSIA Sails Oct. 13, Nov. 7, Dec.22.
Cabin passage $60 to SIN -amoral g accom-
modations. Second Cabin and Steer ge as above.
Awihor Line Drafts issued at low st rates are
paid free of charge in England, S otland and
Ireland.
For pagisage, Cabin Piens, Book of Tours, et.,
APPIY to
or to S. DICKSON, Post 0 cc, Sesfarth.
798-24
HOTEL CARD
The Royal Hotel,
A.
STJGARS—very cheap ; call
quarts and pints in Gem Fruit J
Provisions, Flour, Oatmeal, Corn
Corn, Pork!, Hams and Bekon
Crockery. Tea Sets, White St
'a large lot of Crocks and Milk P
Oatmeal. A. call is respectfully
eal, Shorts, Bran,
A. very nice ass
neware, China Tea
ns, and Coal Oil.
*cited. All goods
(LATE: CARMICH
13)
SEAFORTH, ON ARM.
JAMES- WEIFi
BE's to inform his old friende d the travel-
' publio that having pure ed this new
and com °diem; hotel buileine he has thorough-
ly re -fur ished end re -fitted it fro top to bot-
tom, an it is now one of the I mose etenfortable
and eon enient hotels in the county. By strict
attentiop to the wants of his test° sere he hopes
to merit' a share of public patronage. The &outs
are all Well furniehed end well heated. The bar
will be kept supplied with the hest and an at -
tentative and trust worthy hostler • always be
in attendance. Good sample monis for Commer-
cial Travellers.
Remember the "Royal Hotel," corner of Main
733
and Goderich Streets, Seaforth.
sage stock of half alloy,
rtment in Glassware and
Sets, Colored Tea S ts, and
delivered free Of char e.
Street, Srforth.-
aAMES WEIR Proprietor,
SECURE THE S
ANDriEW OA
THE PEOPLE'S PROTOGRA
state that he has relurntd
kota. and is convinced that " T
like home," and be intends to
teed will henceforth give his en
good Week are unexcelled, and h
setistaCtion. Come 'one, come
your relations and friends,
shadow ere the substance fades.
modate yon all, and can send
rejoicing,. Just try me and pro
moderate. Remember the plac
Main Eltreet,fiteaforth.
'762 ANDRE
HADOW
DER,
HER, begs to.
er• e's no place
main at home,
ire personal ta-
llies for doing
can guarantee
all, and bring
nd seem* the
en on yenr way
e me. Charge*
Kippen still Ahead!
kiyendswagnottogood plows and g
for be has t large eteek on hand, whielx he will
sell cheap tor mehs. or on time. A large stock of
plow Cesstings on hand ior the following kin& of
man lle, No. 66, toad Massey, 'No 13. Gang plow
trial, Iron harrows elvnys band. Black-
sm t hag in all its branches do e with miettness
an all profits. Give T. llis a call when
yo goat to buy plows.
Look out for the ig Sign.
N Be -Old iron taken in tra e for implements.