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APRIL 10 ,1891.
of the ladies and elderly men. I would
willingly have escaped all this prepara-
tion, but it was necessary to ambmit to
it, and besides I was not uneasy about
the end of the adventure, for if I was a
--young steward, I was an old horseman.
I could hardly walk when my fathet
placed me on a horse to my mother's ex
trtme terror, and he had afterward
spared no pains to render me his equal
in an art in which he excelled. He had
even carried my education in this re-
spect to refinement; in making me some-
times weer the old and heavy family
arnior, in order to perfect me in vault-
ing.
However, Proserpine allowed me to
gather up the reins, and even to pat her
chest, without the leaat sign of fear ;
but she no sooner felt my foot press on
the stirrup than she sprang wade and
gave three or four superb ilinge over the
large marble vases which ornamented
the steps; then she curbed herself down,
pawing, beating the air with her fore
feet, after which she stood quiet, tremb-
ling all over.
"Not easy to mount," said the groom,
winking his eye.
"I see that, my lad, but I am going
to astonish her --see."
At the sante moment I leaped into
the saddle without touching the etirrup,
and while Proaerpine reflected on what
had happened to her I had taken a firm
seat. The instant after we disappeared
at a gallop down tbe avenue of chest-
nuts, followed by the sound ef clapping
of hands, for which M. de Bevallen had
had the kindness to give the signal.
The incidentt insignificant as it was,
did not fail, as 1 perceived that even-
ing, to eateblish my reputation in their
opinion. Several other accomplishments
ot equal worth have completely secured
me all the importance I wish for here,
that which will allow me to sustain my
personal dignity. It can be seen, more
over, that I do not intend to abuse the
kindness and respect of which I may be
the object, in order to usurp in the chi%
teau a position little in conformity with
my hnmble duties. I shut tnyself up in
my tower as often as I can without be-
ing wanting in politeness; I keep my-
self, in one word, strictly in my place,
so that no one will ever be tempted to
pat me there.
Several days after my arrival, I was
present at one of those ceremonious din-
ners which, at this season, • takes place
almest every day. During its progress
I heard aty name pronounced in a. tone
of interrogation by the fat under -prefect
of the neighboring town, who was seat-
ed on the right ot the mistress of the
house. Madame Laroque, who is sub-
ject to fits of abstraction, forgot that I
was near her, and whether I would or
no, I heard every word of her answer:
"Mon dieu-do not 'speak of it!
There is some inconceivable mystery
there -we think he is aome diguised
prince -be can describe his travelsover
the world by the hour together 1-Ele
hes every accomplishment; he rides,
plays the piano, he draws), and all to
perfection. Between ourselves, my dear
under -prefect, I think he !is a very poor
steward, but a very agreeable man::
The underprefeet, who, is also a very
agreeable mail, or who thinks he is one,
which is pate as satiefactery to himself,
replied gracefully, that there were
beautiful eyes enough in the chateau to
explain many mysteries; ithat, besides,
1.;11/13 WW1 the ligitiamte father of Folly,
and the natural steward Of the Graces -
then suddenly changing -hie tone, "how-
ever, madame," he added, "if you have
the least uneasiness respecting him, I
will have him interrogated to -morrow by
the brigadier of the gendarmerie."
Madame Laroque protested against
this excess of polite zeal, and the con -
venation regarding me proceeded no
further; but it piqued me greatly, not
&phut the under-prefectp who, on the
contrary, pleased me infinitely, but
against Madame Laroque, who, in ren-
dering more than justice to my private
qualities, was not sufficiently penetrat-
ed with a sense of my official merit.
•
THE
HURON EXPOSITOR.
Elsie Speaks Out.
(AT TWILItilliT, i msl'AIILOR.)
You're vexed with me to -night, I know,
I won't ask.you to kiss me, '-
There's Nursie calling ere [react
You'll be right glad to miss int,
I'm sorry that 1--plirgue you so;
I guess I kill you nearly ;
I guese you'll never half believb,
But I do love yout-dearly,
Oh, I do love you !dearly.
I never meant to break your watch,
I thought I'd plat be trying
How fast the littlei wheel would turn
When something atarted-flying,
And whiz -z ! it went, and then etopped short;
i
An' now you say its spoilt for good,
Can't it be mended -ever?
;
1 never thought ohe little tou
Of pretty red upon it
,t
Would spoil your icture yesto day ;
I wish I hadn't d ne it, .
I never meant to---inever,
•
I thought I'd like , o help you ome,
You'd left the brush right ready;
I believe you'd think 'twas pretty, too,
•If you looked at it steady.
l'in sorry -that I tore your froc
That ruffle was so i spreading,
My feet are little to look at,
But they're righVbig for treading,
An' then I woke You from youi. nap;
The monkey was So funny, I .
T laughed out 100,, before I thought,
To see him counting money._
I never mean to .1:e so bad 1 \
But everything I nr doing I
Just turns right straight to naughtiness ;
There's al ways mischief brewibg, k -
So Nursie says, bore in my heed;
I've cried my eyes eut--nearly ;
You won't believe ooe single word,
But I do love you -dearly,
Indeed, I love you dearly.
There's Nurte-caling loud; god -night,
Why, Sister, you are crying'
s
Oh, me! I nevem
i• eant-there .! there
Let me the tearbe drying. !
Oh, oh ! That hada !-but still its nice.
An' you'll forgive-Aneerely
Oh, hug me close, an' kiss me, too,
For 'I do love yeti -dearly,
Oh, I do love yon dearly
-St. Nichol as.
Gaieties.
-Angry subecriber (to editor) -I'm
mad all are way through; and I .want
my paper stopped ! Editor -Yes, -sir e
do you want ylour bill made up ? Angry
Subscriber -2r, I ain't mad enough for
that.
• -Mrs. O'Reurke-"I wish yez wud
give me an order for some medicine,
your riverence, for little Jimmy, here.
He's been ailiag for two wakes.' Father
Reilly-" I th nk a little soap and water
_wouid do him
thiug." Mrs.
give it to him
your riveranc
` Here is t
conductors ou
the fraternity
taking up the
as much good as any- _
Oltourke-" Would yez
efore or I rather males,
e latest to beat us poor
of our fare,' mad one of
the other' day. While
tickets, I reached a nicely
dreased lady, vho was looking,apparent-
ly pre-occupield, out of , the open car
whitlow, and tapping her pocket book
on the windo
the shoulder t
when she jum
dropped the p
window. Sh
could I do ?
I dad. 1 noti
dent, stopped
_next trip, and
a postage stau
It chanced that on the'next day I had
to renew the lease of a large farm. The
tenant wes a canning old peasant, but I
succeeded in dazzling him by some terms
of jurisprudence adroitly inbagled with
the reserve of a skillful diplomatist.
When our agreement Was Om:minded,
the good men placed in my desk three
-rolls of gold pieces. Though the mean-
ing of thie payment, which was not due.
did not once occur to me, I abstained
from exhibiting any eurprise '• but I
found by indirect questions -that this
8881 constituted the earaest-money, cus-
tomary on eaoh renewal of the leases;
or in other words the ' glom of wine
whkh the farmers give , the owners of
the vineyards. I had not thought of
claiming this earneet• inoney, having
found no mention of it in the former
leitseses, drawn up by my skillful pre-.
decessor, and which eerved me as
models, I drew no conclasion from this
circumstance, at the moenent, but When
I placed this pledge ht Madame La -
rogue's hends, her aurPrise astonished
me.
" What does this meoin ?" she asked
me. I explained the nature of the
gratuity. ahe ntade me repeat my ex-
planation.
"Is it the custom ?"
"Yes, madame, whenever a new lease
is granted."
" Bat there have beea during thirty
years more then ten leases renewed to `
imy knowledgre-what ht. the reason we
i voer e ?
never'' heard woed of these things
before
"1 do not know
madame."
Madame Laroque fell into an abyss of
reflection, at the bottom of which she
tuet, perha,ps, the veuerable saade of
Father Hivart, after which she shrug-
gea her shoulders, slightly looked at
me, then at the gold pieces,then- again
at me, and seemed to hesitate. Then
she leaned back in her arm -chair, and
sighing dee,ply, said to me with great
8i ill :
Very well, monsieur; I thank
yen."
This act of palpable Ithnesty, which
she had the good taste not to compli-
ment me for, had the effect of impres-
sing 141a,dame Laroque with a great idea
of her steward's; ability and virtue. I
discovered that some days afterward.
Her daughter was reading to her a his-
tory of a voyage to the North Pole, in
which there was an account of an ex-
traordinary bird which did not fly
away :-" H.old," said she, " that is like
iny steward."
I firmly hope that I have since ac-
quired, by the strict ,attention with
which I have devoted myself to the task
I have undertaken, some right to less
'negative praise.
(To be continued.)
what to tell you,
edge. I r,ouched her onn
attract her attentio,
ed as though shot, , and
cket-book out of the( car
began t& cry, and what
Mid her, of course, which
ed the place of the acci•
or the Poeket-book the
found the contents to be
p and a ca -Fd of hooks and
eyes. I felt pretty chea ,then.'
-' And yo
me, George.'
thousand dear
man, George.'
know me yet. 'Well, dearest, I do
t
i
not w-ish you e die for nee to show your
affection.' 'W
hat is , it, my darl
ing? Shall I pluck the ?tars from their
cerulean dome? Shah I say to the sea,
hal ha! cease to flow'for my love •wills
it? Shall I tell yon bright and innoceut
moon that is
her light tha
face trio rou
no,' she amili
to attempt su
ask of you is
ing.' • All
say you ould die for
Die for you? Yes, a
hs." Yoh- are a noble
' My darting, you don't
linting the hill tops with
she must not shire on thy
hly-ha?' `No, George,
g said, do not wish you
h impossibilities. All I
this-, 'Yes, my dari-
ask of You is this -don't
cad again.'
-A good-natured newspaper chap
was at e. rustic picnic and rashly spoke
to a young lady without the forinality of
an introduction. He happened to see a
great fat caterpillar cralwling on her lace
ward her said,
But the
off with an im-
eture and said,
' me without an
cellar, and jarnping t
'Madam perknit me t
young lady Waved him
perious and insulting g
• How dare You speak
to his attendant, or clerk who was on
his knees, and whispered to him: Three
ohairs for the Protestant ladies." The
clerk, being an ignorant man, mistook
the words, etood up and shouted to the
congregation : "Three qheers for the
Protestant ladies !" whic 1 the congre-
gation immediately took up and gave
three hearty cheera'while the clergy-
men actually stood dumfounded.
' What It Would Do. ,
The money paid for one glass of beer
would pey. for one loaf of bread.
The - money paid for one glass of
whisky would pay for one pound of
beef. .
• The money paid for two glasses of
beer would pay for one peck of potatoes.
. The money paid for two glasses ff
whieky would pay for one pound of
coffee. .
The money. Reid for three glasses of
beer would pay for a quarter of a pound
of tea. 1
. The mouey paid for three glasses Of
whisky would pay for a dretsed fowl. !
The money paid for four glaeses of
beeravould pay for two dozen co eggs. I
The money paid for four glasaes Iof
whisky would pay for three pounds o1
butter.
The money plaid in one'month for two
glasses of beer a day would pay for a ton
of coal. I
The money paid in one month for two
glasses Of whisky a day would pay for a
guit of clothes.
- The money paid in one yefor three
glasses of , beer a day would pay the
rent for a small suit of rooms for one
year. ' -
Td'he money paiin one year for three
glasses of whisky a day would pey for
an outfit•of houtiehold furnittire.
f
The money paid in one ye r for four
glasses of beer a day wouid . pay for a
carriage.
Tne money paid in one year for four
glassea of whisky a -day would pay for a
horse and harness. -Wooster Herald.
_.
The Smart Ofacei Boy.
Dittieguished individual -le" Possibly,
sir, you du not remember- me. Years
ago I wa,s your office boy.. eOne day you
sent me out with $10 to buy etamps. I
took that money, -invested it, and real-
ized a cool $100,000," 'It,
Great rtierchantee" Wella I'll forgive
You. What do you waut
Distiiiguithed individual-" I would
like to borrow another $10." -New
York Sun.
His Roll of Bilis.
Thompson (meeting Faetgle)-Hello,
Fangle, you are jest the man 1 went to
see. Lend me $10 fora welek or two,
will you ? •
Ftingle-I'm verry sorry Thompson,
but 1 havn't the money. ut why don't
you ask Cumao ? I saw h•m about a
quarter of an hour ago, nd he had a
-great roll of bills in his pee et. I think
you'll find him in the cigar store on the
corner,
Thompson -All. right! I'll tackle
him.
(Thompson hurries off, ud presently
meets Claris° at the place indicated by
Fangle ) (
Curnao-Hellow I Good
Thompson 1
introduction 1 You are certainly no
• gentleman, sr !' Here the caterpillar
overbalances! itself, _and fell down her
neck. ' Ye ch ! Oh ! Help! Take it
I
off. Oh, pl ase take it off, somebody !
screamed th fair one. The newspaper
man was the- only ' somebody ' around,
and he said, '1 couldn't think of it,
inadern ; 1 hern't been introduced to the
caterpillar '21
How to ecome ;tosy--Chetked
1 V.7
om n.
The politkoal battle is over, but the
battle with 'disease nu1st be constantly
and unceaeangly wag d else the grim
-reaper wilt come out victorious, and
loved ones Will be gathered to their long
home, On all sides may be seen pale
Md listless . girls who ;should be enjoy-
ing the health and glow of rosy youth.
Everywhere- we -are met with women
young in years, yet prematurely old,who
,
suffer in silence &Lrnos1 untold agonies,
the result of those ailaients peculiar to
the female; system. .To all • such, Dr.
WilliarnsaPink Pills c Me as a bleasing.
They restore wasted t4tality, build up
the nervousi system, elnrich the blood,
and transform pale anI sallow complex-
ion. into glowing, rosycheeks thatalone
follow perfet health.1, In a word they
are a certain cure for ill these distrese:
hag complaints to wbich *omen and
girls are paculiarly lieble. A trial of
these pills wall convince the most scep-
tical. of their wooderful merit. For
suffering men -Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
are (gutsily efficacious; For overwork,
mental strait'. loss of sleep, nervous de-
bility, and atl those di eases that lead to
broken 'down mantle°. , they are a' cer-
tain specific!. etimulatiiig the brain, re-
inforcing the exhausted system and re-
storing shattered vitality. Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills are nature's restorative
and 'should he used by every weakand
debilitatedperson. Foe sale by all deal-
erspo
or sent stpaid; op receipt of price
(50 cent° a box) by a.ddreasing the De.
Williams Medicine:Col., Broca vale, On-
tario. - 1 . 1214 4
• ,
A Cordial Reception.
One Sunday, during high mats at
twelve, in the cbapel df the little village
of Glengarita, three ladies of the Pro-
testant faith! were obliged to take shelter
from one of :these heavy summer showers.
which so frequently ocicur in the, south
of Ireland. The officiating prieet,
knowing who they were and wishing to
appear respectful to their, stooped down
e
morning,
IMPORTANT NOTICES
16-101t ,SALE. -A first•claes ,residence on the
U corner of Victoria and George Streets,
'Good stable and orchard. Apply to A. CARDNOe
Saforth. - 1183
TORE' TO RliNT.-To rent, the middle stliee
in he Bank of Commerce Bloek, Main
Street, S.aforth. The best buSinees part of the
town. pply at the Bank. - • 1213 tf
OFIN
BEATTIE; Clerk.of the Second Division
Cort, County of Huron, Commissioner,
Conveyancer, Land, Lean and Insurance Agent.
Fund ]nvested and to Loan. Office -over
Sharp & Livene' store, Main street, Seatorth.
1289
1\101.fi TOt nd to lioClaAn Na.t-10P,Ar, iev8 zte rates.od ecrotrif
private funds have been placed in our hands
which we will loan in sums to suit bonower.
Loans can he completed at once if title -satisfac-
tory. DICKSON el HAYS, Cardno's Block, Sea-
orth. 1143tf
THORO GHBRED CATTLE FOR SALE.-
For slc two theiroughbred Bull tedves,
one 12 moths' and the other 10 rponthe' old.
Also a eo ng thoroughbred Cow with heifer
calrat loo. Appl: on lot 8, conees ion 10,
Tuckcrsrnih, or.address. Kippen P. 0. JOHN
McKAY & 'ONS. 1214 4
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN HARPURHEY
F at SALE. For stile cheap, the property
of Mr. 14 eCulloch in Harpurbey. There are two
dwellin htuses with an acre of land, and plenty
of good wa er. It is pleasantly and convenient-
ly situ ed and vvould make a most desirable
residen e fbrea retired farmer. Apply to DAVID
McCU LOCH, Seaforth. 1213-tf
SEED BIRLEY FOR SALE. -For Sale a quan-
-•
ti o two•rowed Barley, suitable for seed.
It is th Highland Chieftain variety. The seed -
was im or ed froin Philadelphia last spring. It
is fully tw week e eanier than the ordinary two -
rowed arley, and will yield from 50 toil() bush.
els per acre and will weigh from 66 to 68 pounds
to theushel, l This barley can be got for SI. per
bushel t the Seed Stores of Robert Soott or E.
Hinchl y, Seaforth. JOHN STAFFORD. N.B.
-Also he Empire State Potato for seed. They
can be a at the above etores or at Mr. Staf-
ford's( rnf, concession 13, McKillop, for $1 per
bushel. eed Mummy Peas 80c per bushel.
1213-5
VAL
the het
sale. I
is a cot
It is be
lake; at
person
It will
apply t
JOHN
DES
'donee
signed.
has tef
frame
all on
house
fruit a
uated;
good r
BLE PROP leRTY IN BAYFIELD
01 SALE. -The property in Bayfield of
ev. George Jamieson is offered for
t i composed of 9 acres of land on which
ifortable brick house and frame stable.
situate.4 on the banks of the
d is a most desirable residence for any
ehiring to live in this pleasant place.
)e sold cheap. For further particulars
LEX. JAMIESON, Seaforth P. O., or
fORUAN, Bayfield. 1213 tf.
RABLE RESIDENCE IN SEAFORTH
OR SALE. -For sale, cheap, the resi-
n(' lot owned and occupied by the under -
t is eted on James Street. The lot
()Otsego of 72 feet. There is a two storey
Ose, 2e by 26 feet, and kitchen 12 by 20,
a. stone foundation, also a good wood
rid stable. The lot is well planted with
d ornatnental tree- and is pleasantly sit -
n1 the buildings and fences are all in
pair. Apply to ISAIAH HOLMAN.
1215x4
FOR
Direct
March,
r3,
tunity
and sit
it; iour801 nu e
ft
the
1rateN R
Blake I
SALE OR TO. RENT. -The Blake Butter
d 'Cheese Company, at a meeting of the
rs' and Shareholders, held on the 27th of
itlwas decided to offer the above Darned
!Or *ale or to rent. This is a good oppor•
or any person wishing to enter into the
s,'as the factory is in good running order
manufacture of both butter and cheese,
ated in one of the best farming districts
rib, and will be hold at a very reasonable
poly if by letter, or personally, to Mr.
'ElOHERT and Mr. D. B. STEICKLE,
., Ontario. 1216
A Sr
Winth
the' ma
conifer
also a
one -fit
supplie
Thompsoa-Good morni g, Cameo. I tttit
want to borrow ten dol- 1 is a bla
close b .J This property and business %ill be
Curnso (interrupting)- wfully sorry sold cheap as the proprietor has to retire on ac -
old man, but count 44 ill -health. A eteady, pushing man
Thompson -0, that won t do ! YOu've could bits good businees and make money. Ad-
ess ,Mthrop P. 0., or apply on the premises
got lour of money about !your clothes. t ro WM HORNEY.
12162(4 tf.
Fangie told me that you had a bundle of
billin your pocket not tWenty minutes
I
ago.
a
ENDID OPENING, -For sale the Car -
,e Shop and Business in the Village of
, at present owned and oecupied by
rsigned. The shop is frame with a
le dwelling house attached. There is
cl cider mill and a stable. There is
of an acre of land. The shop is also
withea full stock of carriage -makers
ood business is now being done. There
smith ehop to work in connection with
wsmiermainmemememewisimelsioa,
TEAS A 8.1)CIALTY.
The Post Office Grocery has in stock one of the finest assortment
of Teas to be found in the county. Greens, Blacks and Japans of the
-.best quality, and at prices from 25 cents pe, Ib. up.
I
C;umso-Well, it was •itery little in
Foargle to give me awa like that. I
have a roll of hills, thong . Here they
are: (Produces roll.) Th.e tailor's bill
is the -smallest. It's $34: how will that
suit ? : •
Thompson -I'll thresh Fangle when I
catch him. ' I forgot that
first of April.
I
Dreams o By CCntraries.
1 ,
"Bi Ge rge, but this is odd !" ex-
claimed a, tizen as he met another in
front of the City Hall yes erday.
" How ?"
"I 'dreamed last night hat I (met you
on this very spot !"
li g N I>,
. .
" Bat I did ! You were dressed ex-
actly as you are now, and your over-
coat was unbuttoned."
" Did we talk together?"
.: "We did."
---
"Did you risk me for any money ?"
"No -not exactly. I asked you to
indorse a note for me as a great
favor." !
"And I indorsed ?" 1
"You did. You said you'd be only
too happy to oblige me, and I left you
with a heart full of-"
"Never mind What your heart was
full ef. It's not much of a coincidence,
You owe me $20 borrowed money, and
I'll see you in Halifax before I'll indorse
your paper 1 Good day, sir 1"
1 Sunday Refliactions.
In lending money to ihe Lord always
be sure of your middleman.
Neither wisdom, virtue nor honor
were ever achieved by chance.
Some cheap things are ever in good
form -politeness, for instance.
Necessity is a doubtful virtue, be-
cause it knows no law.t
Who is prepared tra deny that the
world is better to -day han it was yes-
terday.
Luck is no more related to pluck than
is a will o' the wisp to the polar stare
Who, instead of knitting, fain would
ravel, with socklese f et must shortly
travel.
___...
Nothing to ork On.
"Got anything you want sharpened,
gents?" inquired the aged peddler with
the razor paste.
" Yes," replied the smart youth at
the desk near the door. "You can
sharpen our wits if you want to, old
man."
"Got to have something to work on,
gents," the old man said, as he looked
amend the room, shook his head pity-
ingly and walked away. -Chicago Tri-
bune. -
this was the
Marriage Etiquette in Texas.
Westerly-" Did yop read about the
Texas girl whose fiance did not appear
in church at the time appointed ?"
Brown-" No. What did she do ?"
Westerly-" She borrowed the minis-
ter's revolver and asked, him to wait a
few minutes. Within balf an hour she
came back with a placid smile And a
submissive s bridegroom."
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stabil
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also
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smith
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MRS.
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UABLE FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
For Sale iniTuckersinith, Lot 31, Con-
, L. R. S., containing 100 acres, 90 of
are cleared, the remainder iseWell tin -
with hard wood. There is a good frame
n a.rly new, also good frame barns and
3g plenty of hard and soft water, well
, vell underdraiued and in a high state of
ti n. There is a good bearing orchard,
.oung orchard of first-class variety.
Is about 30 acres of fall ploughing done
e remainder is seeded to grass. This is
the best farms in the Township of Tucker -
and has no broken or had land on it, and
for either grain or stock. This property
ated on the Mill Road, 1 mile from Bruce-
nd 6 from Seaforth, it is within a quarter
ile from the schoolhouse, with good gre-
eds 1 ading in all directions; Possession
given to suit purchaser. For further par.
re apply on the preiniees or address to
MARY SINCLAIR, Brucefield P 0.,
lo. 1210 tf.
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Blue
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and
One
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mal
EW
$10 REWARD.
RAY DOG. -Strayed from lot 5, minces -
*doe 12, Hibbert, On the 12th of March, a
Collie Dog, answering to the ramie of
per." He has a white ring round his neck
white strip on the face, and ehort tail.
ar sticks up mote than the other. Infor-
n that will lead to the recovery of this ani-
vill be liberally rewarded by GEORGE Mc -
N, Henstell. 1214
"MALLAWALLA,"
A famous blend of India Teas, is giving excellent satisfaction. Give
it a trial.
prei
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BULLS Fop. SERVICE.
RHAM BULL FOR SERVICE. -The un-
dereigned will keep for service on his
ises, on Lot 18, Concession 1, Tuekersmith,
oroughbred Durham Bull. Terms -$1.50.
the privilege of returning if necessary.
PH FOWLER, Seaforth F'. O. 1207tf
RE BRED HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CAT-
TLE. -The undersigned breeder of Pure
Holstein Friesian cattle will keep for ser -
on his prernisee a thoroughbred bull. He
Iso a number of young bulls for sale. Prices
nable. JOHN McGREGUR, Constance P.
1211
G -1=Z0 C S -
We have also a well -selected stock of Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
Peas, Salmon, Lobsters, Lunch Tongue, Corned Beef, Potted Ham,
Sardines, Canned Peaches, Pine Apple, Pumpkin, etc.
agents for "Chicago Yeast Powder," the best 25c powder in
the market. A trial solicited.
a c
9th,'
whi
Ter
at ti
ing.
R SERVICE. -The undersigned wishes to
inform stockbreeders that he has purchased
°ice Short Horn Bull, " Baron Knightley
from the well-known Bow Park Herd, to
h a limited number of cows will be taken.
.8 -Thoroughbreds, 38; Grade, 33, payable
e of service, is ith the privilege of return.
R. CORLEY, Belgrave. 1211
E • SEY 'BULL -The undersigned will keep
during the present season on hit) farm, 2nd
4cone eaten, H. R. S., Tuckeremith, a thorough-
, -
bred Jersey Bull, sired by, Canada's John Bull.
Teri s-61.50, payable at the time of service
with privilege of returning if necessisry. JOHN
HA NAH. N. B. -Also for sale a Jersey bull
calf, -leven months old, thoroughbred. 1164
THE FARMERS'
13. nki ng House
(I
s:ELFQITII
connection with the Bank of:Montreal.)
LOGArd ik CO.,
BAN KERS AND FINANCIAL ENTS
To ti
A
and
0
REMOVED
e Commercial Hotel Building, Main Street
neral Banking Business done, drafts tattle
ed. Interest allowed on deposits.
MONEY TO LEND
,y. FAIRLEY, SEAFORTH.
, ONE DOOR SOUTH 01? POST OFFICE SEAFORTH.
tar Wanted -Butter and Egga.
BICYCLES
The Charles Stark Company,
Limited, of Toronto,
The Largest Dealers in Bicycles, &c., in Canada, have appointed
good notes or mortgages.
ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER,
1068
,
,LUMSD -&, WILSON
Their sole agents f r Seaforth and vicinity, and intending purchasers
willdo well to call jon or correspond with them before purchasing.
• This company ctually'control the entire sale In Canada of the best
English makes, and you can prrcure from Lumslclen & Wilson any
machine, or part thereof, at the same price as if purchased in Toronto.
All styles of Bicycles sold -ladies' and gentlemen's, safety and ordin-
ary. Call or write for catalogue. Easy termsofayment.
LUMSDEN & WI
SON,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, ONT.
4
TAE YOUR
From the best while you are about it. It won't cost you any more to
have all the advan age of selection from
THE LEADING STOCK FOR VA-RIETY.
We are showing by far the best selection and in st complete line o
new styles and late novelties for the present seaso
SEE IT AND BE SATIS IED,
Or you are bound to find just what you want. Another very impor-
i
tant thing for you to know is, that we give
QUALITY AS WELL AS QUANTITY,
And show in all departments goods of the highest grade of value and
general exceillRnce. And -lastly, be it remembered that
IN PRICE WE PLEASE YOU
With the best figures it is possible to make on honest goads. Come
and see the best and cheapest in Staple and Fancy Dry GOods, Dress
Goods, Clothing to order, Readymade Clothing, Hata, Cap, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, &c., at the Bargain Dry Goods and Clothing House.
WM. PICKARD,
Corner Main and Market strrts Seaforth.
FURNACES. FU NACES.
Leading Coal and Wood Bur ing Furnaces.
Wellington,
GOO*
Ethel.. ...
Whagham..
Gonto
Blisevale
Bruseels
Ethels
4
3
'easel
•
Grey and Bruce;
Passenger. Mixed.
2.61 P.m. 8.31 r.x 8.38P. if.
3.06 e.45 9.20
8,21 10.00 9.50
3.80 10.10 11.10
Passenger. Mixed.
6.39 a..m.11.10 A. M. 7.26 r.
6.48 11.22 7.65
7.02 11.45 8.65
7.14 12.00 9.31
London, Huron and Bruce.
GIOING NORTH -
Louden, depart.
Exeter
Reiman.
Kippen.
Brucofleld
Clinton..............
Londesboro
Blyth
Belgrave...,
Wingham arrive..... 1..
Gorse Sotrrn-
Wingtutm, depart
Belgrave
Blyth
Londesboro. .
Clinton .
Brucefield
Kippen.
Hensel'
'Exeter
Passenger.
7.55A.n, 4,35roe,
9.16 6.57
9.28 6.09
9.34 6.17
9_42 6.26
.. 0.00 6.4
10.19 7.03
.. 10.28 7.12
10,42 7.27
.. 11.00 7.46
Passenger.
ti.60a.m
7.05 4.00
7.18 4.16
7.26 4.2.6
7.56 4.46
8.16 6.04
6.24 6.12
8.32 5.19
8.50 6.33
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton station
follows:
Crowe Wrier- SEAPORTIL CLINTON
Passenger .. .. .. .. 1.03 r. et. 1.20 P. x
Passenger... .. .. .. 9.10 P. X- 9.27e. at
Mixed Train.. ...... 9.20 s.et. 10.05 A.M.
Mixed Train 6.15 F. M. 6.40
010110 EAST -
Passenger. .. .. .. 7.59-A. M. 7.43 A.
Passenger .. .. .. 2.43 r. N. 2.25 P.
Mixe i Tram,. 6.30 r tr. 4.56 P. II.
Freight Train.. .. .. 4.30 P. w. 3.30 P.
For CRAMPS, COLIC, and
all Bowel Troubles, use -
PERRY DAVIS'
Used both hi-ter:tally and externally
It sets in icklv aft 'oil rig almost inst.=
relief inno etie eeNerest pain.
BE SURE to GET THE -1.1EllUINIE
2r7eo pee. bottle.
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and .11100D COMBItIED 1
.,„1:k1ULSION
epereehteceeve A .threlet
MEDICINE
VP COD LW*
Inereasort W&ght, Etrengthens Lunge
and aterveo.
Price 50c. :Led -1.-09 Dor 33ottlo.
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Ministers and Pl,kblic Speakers use
SPE ‘CE 'S
Chlors,rain'e Pastilles
For Clearing and Stkngthening the -voice.
Cure lioareenees an Soreness of Throat.
Price o5c per bottle.
Sample free on apptication to Druggists.
GARNET COAL FUR ACE in four
8izes-5. 6, 7 and 8 -Steel Radiators, portable ar brick set.
THE ATLANTI vvcop BURNING
URNACE in two sies-Nos. 43 and.53. No. 43
akes wood 43 inches long, and No. 53 takes wood 53 inches long;
teel Radiators, portable or brick set, has an E TRA HEAVY FIRE
BOX; is the most POWERFUL HEATER Economical, Strong,
urable Wood Furnace made. These furnaces are put up under the
upervision of a mechinie with an experience of 25 years in the fi:r-
nace business, and are guaranteed to give good atisfaction every time.
tar ESTIMATES FTTRNISFIED.
,Kidd's Hardware d 8 ove House;
'MAIN STREET, SEA ORTH.
THE SEAFORTH FKDUNDRY
_L
Having completed rebuilding and repairing the old foundry, and
introduced the late si equipments and the most improved machines,
I am now prepared)to do
All Kinds of Machine Repairs
AND GENERAL FOUNDRY WORK.
LAND BOLL
We are now turning out sortie of the best i
and invite the farmers to s,te them before buyin
RS.
proved Land Roller,
elsewhere. 1
T. I. COLEMAN,
ummunganzaezgamma...
TO MOTHERb
PALMO-TAR MAP
Is Indisponsablo far the Bath, Toilet or
Nursery, for elesming ple &alp or Skin -
THE BEST BABY'S SOAP KNOWit.
Petee 52130.
• •1:
Physicians strOngly recommend
Wyeth's 24a1t Extract,
• (Liquid)
To patients suiferitig from nervous exhaus-
tion ; to improve the :Appetite, to assist Da-
gostion, a valuable ',foul°.
40 4..ente per bottle.
The most satisfactory BLOOD PURIFIER is
Channing 'i Sarsaparilla,
It is,a Grand HEALTH RESTORER.
Will cure the worst form of skin disease ; will
cure Rheumatism; will euie eialt Rheum,
Large Fitthae, $1.00.
minignetMenialltalater
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
For 00NSU1:PTION,
:loughs, neglected Cddris. Bronchitis, ArithMrs
tnd alt dissahes of the Drugs.
In three sized bottles 25c, 50e, and $1.00.
FOR HEADACI-1,4.. AND NEURALGIA,
'
rpkir
For Lumbago, SciatiCa, " Cricks," Tic, Stitches;
Rheumatic rains and Chronic Rheumatism.
Each plaster in an air -tight tizi box. 25a,
IMENEEIM1121=10=XIZSIMIZIMMIMMMI
WYETH'S
BEEF, IRON AND WINE.
For Pallor, Weakness,
Palpitation of the Heart.
Valnable lEtesVeratiVe for Couvalexcents.
Combinea Nutriment with Stimulus
tar Be aszeltal to ask for WYETII S, the only CEIYUINIS.
. Millikh,:4•401,11004.00.
DAVIS & RENvE CO. Lim.,
114074TREA
Proprietors or General Agents
FOR MOST OF TILE POPULAR
Prepridary or Phvmaceutical Medicines
Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
KIPPEN PLOW SHOP.
T. M.ELLIS
On hand again with al new supply of all kinds of
Plows,Gang Plows, 'Land Rollers. Cultivators
and afarm implerneats, which are all good,and
sold away down in poes to suit the times.
PLOW
EPAIRING.
plow.citatioga of alt
rfaeavnedr doffaoripplogwona7paoaairaf.
..
A. larger stock t
ings to fit all plows. Farmers wanting genuine
mould boards on any line of plow, plow handles,
plow bolts. The beat American Plow Boards
always an stock for al lines of leading plows.
All plow repairingdose with neatness and
i
dur.bility at bottom rims.
u
Farmers now is th time to bring along your
Pks‘s nsesv
always find them in good order and ready for
laand get thew ready for *spring. you will
1213-16
T4 MEL LIS, Kippen.
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