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he ttck>xn v *wand
nips especially are late, and are badly.
injured by the fly. '
The fruit crop is poor in all the . best'
`fruit: growing districts. Apples are
"good only in, the Lake Ontario and.
River St. Lawrence counties, and there
they will not ':be -more than half a, crop.
Peaches and plums are almost a total
failure, pears and.grapes are fairly good,
and -small -fruit alone is abundant...
PRE L/ ERTY TO UTTERAND TO ARGUE FREELY
ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES oErcoasciz1aWE WE.
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R P(1RTS FOR AUGUST -
Th Report of the Bureau of Indus:-
tries
ndustries or August contain statistics of
the lt. =e stock of the Province as: return-
ed
eturned by school `section . districts: on the
31st of May, and tabulated lay counties
and county groups. It also reviews
the c nditiofr of crops on the. Ist.of the
Mont ,.the progress of haying and har-
vest` g operations at that -date, farm
labotu and the: rate of 'wages, and the
state f pastures and live stock in re-
latio to meat supply and.. dairy pro-
duce. •
Th month --of July was very favora-
ble f haymaking; the weather being
stea and the temperature moderate,
arid t e bulk of thecxophas been saved
in, ex ellent. order. CIover recovered
to so e' extent from the serious.d'amage-
done to it by winter exposure and spring
frosts, but in the most favoured Iocal-
ties the yield. does' not exceed one ton.
per acre ancl the general average is
much! less:., Timothy and mixed grasses
were very heavy, and the utniforin re-
port, .from all sections `is that no better
p no
has been gathered -in twenty years.
Throughout the.western half of the:
Province fall wheat has been remarkab
ty heavy,. but . it has net sauteed . the
dangers: incident to a late season of rip:
enin. Owing to arank growth of straw
and occasional rain storms, the. croup
Iodg ctbadly in many localities just as
-the rain was beginning to harden, and
abo t the same time, unfortunately, it
wastruck with rust. Asa consequence
the sample is not generally as good as
was looked far ; it is lacking in plump-
ness and color. The.. worst effects
fromthesecauses- are reported from the
• loay lands: of the south-western, count
ies froth Essex and the basing of the
: Thames and Sydenham rivers. In same
sections .the whole crop has been reaped
and saved in good condition, but the
bulk of it was either standing or in •
shock was interrupted last week by a:
milli storcn of several days-' duration.
• • Late reports say that in many fields the
grain has sprouted, but the full extent
of the damage will. not be known for
some tithe, The storm *as local, and
confined ehiefytothe western counties.
In the Georgian Say counties -a large
acreage has-been saved -in • good order,
ttd th lI theLake
Pastures were good throughout June
and the first half of July; but recently
they have become parched_ and bare in
many parts of.the. Province This has
e pall
been es ecithe case. in the - Lake'',
y
Ontario counties, where in some .dis-
tricts Cattle have to be given• extra fod-
der. ` For tIispurpose soiling came in
good where it could be availed -of. Fat
cattle are - scarce, particularly in the
ftner.class suitable for export; and there
is a, disposition to force young cattle
prenatmlrely into. the market. The dai-
rying interest- is. less . flourishing now
than it was earlieer in .the season, and
the milk supply is failing -oft The re-
cent rains; however, will doubtlessmake
the ,pastures . good again. .
Farm laborers have been scarce, and
the demand for them was increased by
the general heaviness of the harvest.
: Wages ran from $1.50 tO$2.56f per day,
and from $25 to $,10per month with
board, and, even at these high figures it
was difficult to procure men. •
The statistics of live stock are -as
complete as could be obtained. . No es-
timates have been made of. thorough=
breds for sections for which returns
were not received, owingto the difficul-
ty of :finding an average. .Itis certain
that the full number has not : been re-
ported, but it is almost equally certain
that some animals entered in the sehe-:
dules of farmers as thoroughbreds would
never obtain registration in a *Herd
Book . Following are :the returns- for
the the county. of Bruce : '
HOMES,
n e satrap a is prone, n
Ontario and St, Lawrence. and Ottawa
counties the crop was badly winter -
killed, and what. remains 'will yield Iess
than an. average:. In the East Midland
counties a -good crop will be harvested,
but not equal to last years.. In• the
Lake Erie counties, where some grain
has been thrashed, it isfound to yield
from :20 to- 53.0 bushels :to the aeere.
• Spring wheat in the Easternhalf of the
-
Province, oviice where it is a tensiv
r x elygrown,,
gives promise of an abundant harvest,
but in some districts it is•'lieingattack-
ed by the midge, the Hessian fly , and
the rust. It will be ready for reaping
generally •about the 20t1 of the month.
Barley is everywhere a heavy crop
• and a Iarge acreage hag been grown; es-
pecially in the Lake Ontario and: Mid-
land counties. The grain is uniformly
'plump and: of good color,, withafew ex-
ceptions where it ripened too rapidly
owing to -the drought, or where it lodg-
ed and rusted, In the western: counties -
the yield isgood,but the harvesting sea -
has been unfavorable. . -
Working horses....... .. ..... 10,926
Breeding mares ..,< ' 2,323
Unbroken. horses....,. ......... X,Y3J
CATTLE • -
707
. '913
22,245
11,409
266,532
22,440
61,806
Thoroughbr6d •.., •
Working oxen
'Milch Guys... ....... ........ .......
Store- cattle, over 2 years - ••
Other cattle
. Total Milch covis. K11 iireeds
. cattle, all classes and breeds
SHEEP, .
Ooarse•wvooiled ,1, year & over , 39,216
.. ' • under 1 year—.. ... 32,007
Fine wov lcd, 1 year and over ...., ._ .. 7,181
ander 1 -year 5,475
.PIGS,.
Otte year and civet.... .....
Under vire
POULTRY, .
Number of turkeys . .... 5,742-
" geese .. .... 17,639
other. f owels.............. ... 148,205
•
F cto -otton, 5 to -121 cents.: The best assortment of Tweeds in town, at the low st )rices.
a ry.0 2..
_ and
TWO cases of Ready-made
'lothn,.
- �1_ fine assortment oforJts aShoes. Just openeclcases y
am offeri
PRINTS
-immense -uantities of Fresh- Sprin
Go
gever dray - q p
`ROM 6•., TO I5 CENTS. 'DRESS. 1;04;44DS =9 TO 251
ods,
'A :Rpm . Li4F GLASSW'AR-
Lots of Straw Hats. . Felt
Hats -fro*• 50 cents up`at
NE
oo PAIRS
RU :NELLA SHCESAN
NEW STRAW
ITERS from 50 to 60 cents : t
q..
AND :ETU- HATS . IN GREAT VARIETY,
8,740
•• 18,196
NEW-SPANIbH, LACES: IN ALL COLORS, AT A. MACINTYRE'S.
100 Pieces ces of D ess Goods in all shades and prices at A. MacIlt`re s.- Parslos, `IJ'mbiellas,
So.,
tchelsand a reat variety of .I Fancy Goods, at A. MacIntyre s. Ladies and Gents Collars
ty Y y
Ladies' and Gens Ties. Note this. Brace up, 8 pounds of good Tea for $1.00.
Lad P
Alex. _Macl ntyre's.
Money -. t.0= Lo&i
On :Real Estate, at reasonable
rates an : terms'Qf payn.ent
:to--
suit -Borrower S..
ELLIOT TRAVER
OFFICE= -Next to Post OL ce
—There—it a-l-ai<ge area under oats, and
with the one exception of the Georgian
Bay ' counties, the crop: is reported good.
all over The estimates of correspon-
dents range from 35 to -&G bushels per
acre. Peaaare a good crop in all the
northern counties, but elsewhere they -
have been injured by the bug.
The corn crop -is everywhere pronoun-
ed a failure. The season has been too.
wet 'and: cold for' it, and though it.
made good growth during the past three
:'weeks- there is little chance novr of its :
attaining to • half an average crop.
Beans are chiefly grown inthe counties
t of Kent, Norfolk; BraellII nd Renfrew.
;_generate rc ` zit cod, but
Pre Heti rens. -0�'l► u� _
«In, i,a•n
phiet, winch we et'e:iti to senrorthless..
l.y reail t every bene, 4c ''t,he Specific ..,
cline ie.to by -all' 1)rugtPer-ists at $1: Per Dank'` H-
age. or six ?pelage. for $5 or will be rcent Toy
free by mai !on receipt of the „re 1 .
dreelsi n s z lOtlt
g
TUE 'r« Ttlrnl iiang
TILE GgAV M' p�►'
,ave only partially
mrs.,1ri in Lr cicnow d crap is=rare'r. tur'.
every where in uatsada aw ). -`•
by v:11. wb;.taaale 14n4 ret. - - - -
1
• , DIED,
I>scocis.—In Toronto, on Tuesday,
August 15th, 1882; `Elizabeth Jane,'
second; daughter of Robert Hiscocks;
Esq.; Dungannon, aged. 22 years, 9
months and 5 days. - • -
HEIFER ESTRAY
._ -A.ME TO THE PREMISES OY MUR-
dock J, McKay, .Lot No.. 9 S. Half,
Con, 113 W.. D., Ashfield,. on or about the first
Of June aone year old heifer.. The owner ie
requested to prove property, 'pay- ezpell ee
and take thesame away. -
MtTJtDOCK McKAY, . -
Lochalsh P. 0, Ont:
An honest m dreine is the noblest work of
man,and we can assure our readers th&t Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry .is not
only reliable but is almost infallible to cure
Cholera, Morbus, Dysentry, Canker Of the
stomach and bowels and the various Summer
Complaints, whose -attacks are often sudden
and fatal.* - . • - .
L: F. Smith druggist.olDunville, underdate
of June- lit, writes- of Dr. Fowler's- Extract -
of Wild -Strawberry, , " It sells "'immensely.
in fact has••the largest sale during the summer
of any patent medicine in stock," and afdda
that he can_ heaitily recommend it' to the
public.. The ab?venamed remedy is nature's
grand cure -for' Cholera,- Dysentery- and . all•
summer complaints.
A Rs i n—Of one dozen " TEASERRY to_
any one sending the best four line• rhyi eon
" TRABERRY•," the remarkable little gem for
the Teeth and Breath. Ask your druggist for
address. " PEABERRr" whitens the teeth like.
chastened! pearls. A 5 cent :sample-settles'it.
• AT T`..
VOTERS' LISTS.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF F1'.HST POSTING
- OF Vv.ekIIS' L1ST.
VOTERS LIST, 1882.- Municipality. of
the Township of Nest Wawanosk Co.:of
,Huron- - Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted ' or delivered to the persons men-
tioned in the -third and fourth sections of Tin
Wrens! Liar AcT,the copies required;hy said
sections to lie so transmitted or delivered of
the list, made pursuant -to said act, ofall per
sons appearing by the last revised Assest ment
'Roll of the sahI Municipality to be entitled )
vote in•the said Municipality at elections' for
'members of the Legislative Assembly, and at
Municipal Elections; and that said list was
first pasted up at uty .office. at St. Helens, on
the 8th day of Augbst,1882,and remains there
for inspection. -
`REQ CE'S OLD -'ST D L1TCK OW.
To the farmers and the general public. It will not pay.
:� the
ou.to buyan ding in the Hardware Line till you callat e
y y a
ardware Store of T. Lawrence Campbell street,Luck-
now,
New LL P_
-out.New
opened
n�v
Lawrence,
o
of d
now, where a great -variety goo_
Hardware,
rd wa r
designs in Builders Ha d a e,
t
Cutlery, Panf%1,. t� G!ass,1Pufly;
Shove!.
h Forks, floe • -Ra •es and everything fond
. • Manure and P[tc _:.� k � Y
re.
� S
to
ar
las . �axd�r
AL'a�Frst.•C e� .
Electors are called upon to. examine said.
list, and if any omissions oritnv other errors are
fonnd thereinto•take immediate pr&eseedings
to have the said errors corrected according. to
• Dated this 8th day of August, 1882.
ROBERT• M:LUERAY, •T•p_c Ierk;
ill continue _to will still et . .
usual a fine lot : f
rani ,-e
The most suecessfu -remedye ere -Fred 'a
it is certain in its effects-- nd -- -' o;; - -
blistgF, Read:proo .below:
NDALL'S SPAV N CURE,
New Hamburg,: Ont Dec 28th;1881,--
- Mr. y..11. McCallum, des• -sir. -i'lie bottle.
Of Dr. TKendall's. Spavin Cur bought of .yore-
last summer eave me the ut'=. ost ;satisfaction
and performed -a wonderful c• .re upon a. mare.
ninete eii.years old belonging to isie,w eb was
badl spavined fur -ten years, She wa so lame
o t Ala.:), e. - rho
t3iat I c. old hardly :riot he' to ul.
loneness is entirely gone af er using half a
bottle of .the ease, .and she,i's -like 'a young;
- burse.;again, : Yours.truly, I J: F. Roti.
KENDALL'S `SPA.:IN: CURE•
Send addiess for Illustrate
, we think gives positive
virtues. .- o mcd
N re y b
with such unqqualifif
to our knowledge,
as well as ma
Price $ilperbi
or six bottles for _
druggists have it or
for you, .or.it.will be
address on receipt of pr
prietors, Dr.: B. J. lien
osburgh- Falls,
Circular which
proof
: of its
ever met .
d success :
yr beei►st
5. - Ail ean get it _
ent tb ably- -
celiy there-
all & En-
-
,soLP: BY -:ALL DRUCGTISTS.;
LYMAN -SONS & _CO.,.
MONTREAL
-•- Who esale Agents.
also Box, Parlor,.:
and Cook- Stoves,=
All of which are marked clown low.
. Repairing Eawetrou gin ' -and -R@ al r. Promptly Atten
As nonebut first-class workmen are. employed,P a ties : fay
..
orin - us with their wor.K, .an relyu�. on having €t, good job.
done,and at as l.w rices as can be done in any nst-class':.leo :
in the country. While returning my thanks to, the public lic ft r
the liberal :pat onager bestowed on me in t1=e est;1 hope for
the continuance of the so. qfe. in the future.
�tT
WILL CURE OR R ELIEVE
:BILIOUSNESS, .- : Di ; NESS, -
DYSPEPSIA,- DRIPSY, I
INDIGESTION; • . FL 'TTERINO
JAUNDICE. - Of -THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, AC!'ITY 0.
SA. LT RHEU111
.THE.
SOMAfH
HEARTBURN, OR 'NESS` `.
H A DA - C
E HE,
OF T.H.
0 E SK/H,_
And every entrees af disease arming from
disordered LIVER, KION- Y8,8TUMAOH,
BOWELS OR 1.000, l: -
Pr•Prie ors,