The Huron Expositor, 1871-10-06, Page 22.
1511(133111=trirca
•
a
TALK WITH FARMERS.
• tilucectoctia. Fanning with Limited
neattarg.
"What part of the old country
did you come from?" -
"I came from Devonshire?"
f‘ Were yoli farming at liorne
4` Ye, I, was apprenticed -,by the thing `.'hi°
palish to a. farmer, and learned the - 0f the light
farming from him. I- staid witit poken oi.
him till I married. 1 bad saved. a was, tl-nd he
few pounds, and I de.term,ned to " 1 Plalit.t
bring my wife and child to Canada. , acres Of ("II
I had only -fourteen pence a dee! ineg asheS ano plae
'Englatel, so that I could not save each hill- got a
mueh ; but my wife had alwitvs at- cultivated it:eat
tended to the ugleveing," _heuvested tin e;
making- kid glovefor the Loudon teL1 thence
man ufac-tureis,) and that helped a • (1"31s, '1"1 t
little, aud got a few thinge about uuliL ai"1 tiwY
im prevenient
ed the manur
I then ask
pionghed iri
partiCularly b
the land.
He said he
was corn sto'd
111
-c
a bc
hd tb e•irou rid w
of thediltroyed c
d him
ny
neficial
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
he. eadv:ettrt- ,cslousuphteet hire of .more -thanSPECIAL NOTICES;
the most
rep,
a,powerful Maneand 1 very much '
Lock Stitelf
ordinary qualities. ! H in .is fu .1
- &wing Machine, ' are
gar Leadine features of the Osborn
--
lelea i, whether he can lead or write; strength of material employed in its 'pie
n -
' ,,o but he can farm and gi..osv turnips, chanism, simplicity and. groat durability.
, is ;Well groiinded in the fact that From the *easy expectoration, increas-
woD. go c1 farmirio• without - man ore and
0 . ed re,spiratory power; of the lungs, and
the plent v - of it, is 1 in po 'sible ; - ' that
... • ,. . . . the removal ot irritation, manifest from
. . .
(=sat:on of dough 'and other alio:mini,
; ,_ , •
, fa
or u grain growner without Ccurreepond- symptoms, aftt:r usinct .1.41c11c)ws Com-
, i. -7i
it is
it
d, an
and
hat the 4
S, If it; . was
01 gh t te good crop
le -0 of hied lie
is zed e.x4cel '' Lo'
1 ed : .
ire, ti 1 a
.0. he hel.
1 nta 1 11 11.3
golod .1..01).
ii, Qi( an, t
lo uso-1 tv:
ft e a 1
n eilt - 111,11lt 1;1
t.
`all 1.
1
the heuse. When we lauded here soon zls theY
'we luta half a sovereign lt‘ft, (11 1! th
that WitS ad, .1, 110Wever,- soon got• -MIT, til0 Wily
work in Piakering, and. much beA„tor ! then Plough
wages than we earned tit home.; Ploughe(-1
what we Caine fthP
thz“.." ‘1-0 liVe0 better, tind that is )V (t the Ian.
- goed crop, w
11(
lour, ago did'you •come to ! with. cl°ver ;
e
Canada ?"• a croli'of ,clovor
" Jitet --tbatit fourteen vear',.." - 1-co"Id
"flow long did you work out for that c°rn. stalks.
fl
0
p
(1.
it'
did v'11 ou
dint thy N
L 1k8 ;• 11 (10 "IL (
vaiatet t nag
length 1..efi a
n _Next 8 n'i.11:2
r..trhey, ant had
II ecedled
.tiNN 71\i,
a, e;1,1 'Lb
.ser 'se! su ems(
uld hay d 110
11111.
wor tle
• plough d irele
yet w .hot
.1 1 lo ,L11
nt ti
1 wi
• an
ettv
ill kep
t
be s
had ing stock to keep -up th .) fertility of pound 8yrup of Hyponhosphites,
4 the, ii.;•511juidai th.; teeenis of &tear that the . formation of tubei
inatfei• is not only stopped but t
, 1110larffier; ""d th°re 31 I be ieady deposited. Cs being ea:Tied al.
E 11;18 8.10N1 11 1 hat Gitteda, or tile ti.Aurit sTuax(i-rir —To pro
, woirki11e. and incluStrious man, wich -conquer diseame is -one of the greatest ti.t
,
only• moderate skill io farwing, tailnliCnts fliniCti at by rem
s
wages 1"• - . • i en uch good as th(e
• • • " SiX yeals, and we saved a -bit 1 1 exPressed
1 ••
of money. - .1 have been on rented I
if -the stalks.coul
laud betteiethon eight years. ' .- and that th,..:3(
Yell., but how did you come to i -1(".ving til, lan.c
Ln able to lease a farm 11" ' •1, light.
' .11;1. -iter had a farm that he let. 1/' He said he d d
He could not get any one to keep it i wz.IS, tint they cid
mote than one or •two years, and 1 ever slue° f°11°
they- generally made a, poor mouth 1 and - -had new a
tWout the rent, as the form was So i gcing to use in
bad ; aud well it might be bad, for I he was sure 0
they sold everything off it, and I " You know," +it
never &‘-1 even. the hay or straw -3 it I are verY sweet, Pu
was very foul, too, with weeds. At a deal of good ne4s
last, no one would take it, and I " What did you
• told master that the reason iro one 1 asked,
• could do well WaS beCallSe they did •"-t gave it to
not know 110 W tO farIll. 1 ktle W th ES stock. 1. fed it
from my experience in England, so soft they caw
where we used to farm %veil and the stock did
raise Jots of stock on -our turnips, while it was sof
and get plenty of manure. Besides, mill, as the cattl
.we always -used there with our °Lit diflicultY• . 1
turnips 'guano and bone dust, and :ticularly well, and
were mire of a good crop.
. so celleqtpork, and tie
master let ine the place at rather How did yoi I
more than three dollars per acre, 1*8 did eat t°
whieh is fr)o much rea; but I was waste it?"
ghid to get it any way.. I got a, "1 did not giv
team of •horses, and . there were they were glad 01
buildiuge on the place to: make tr 'best of it."
shift with, and master promised to ' 1 remark'"Ie t
10
0
1
St
01
OCT. (3 1871
• FALL, SHOW, 1871.
IT is now pretty general/y admitted that the new Fell unrc-v GooDStawitd x,,Liminc‘c
just being opened out at IJIENTIS &to be the great tt scason.
-• AT DE
you, cAx
Cotton: Goods, Cloths''
T'S
Canadian Tweeds,
;T •
1 0 per rent. behiin (wket ralthe,
• hat al- miring bought a huge lot of these goo ls in an unusual way an Barnufn.
'CU l ous
A.•FINE STOCK OF PLAIN A.IND
vay. coop8, SMUTS' AND 81-Til:TDa:S, C DS, } I (i-01)Mrr LERs.
'efltor6A8t.i.E8, 110ME-AJADE 11 \N13, (3,0V1->4, ift)-UERY
1\14LINS, •TRIMMING8, QUIL-8) 01.1,-CL0T1-18,
s 'MILLINERY, JACKETS, SIAWLS, FLOWERS --
1 indcod a julfto of t,i, lef,c, eine iiryan's' Pahnonie. Wafers win a
I•
care cotnois colllm t'eld in.? in the throat •
.r, , . •-, • ,t.
nil ' sal -Hits', and 8. Plaeo wl cr'' a 1)°`)r- and ptiononarV complamt3, as war and.
. . Ana other Fittle.Y GoodS hi rrafisi(M. . .
VI ;. ! Man, W Ili 18 t 110 iii enriell lig "a WOrif- pesiii:WIR: Will de:drOy. ;1.'4:NW° ()Obit; if 1 SPECIAL /3ARGAINS .N CLOAKIN(3.9, I
1
er : mot, only liPitPriES 111111:401f, lint i8''
lw i On t :biro: by jot 1171011:1 In Ill+ellIelli , Oa .1.1:14..)11,1.41 ,), 4001.liti 01 lat ..: lead to 1
; * LiOndalil it0111 lild Ule Strelleth % WATERPROOF TWEEDS, El...VETEEI\TS3 ETC.. -
1 - • .. • . . , . • . e., t .. . . i• •
As " 1•Plitittrin" ?MUSA": in lep mdent fur of the strongtst sits'in f.a.ils if 'ne..ilect;(1.
incuralm
, • - i
.. . - .:-.1 . ' " '' •• The IN.....(1 1 yt, t'',Da 1)E 111::41.11s Immrn for 1
1 Lots of Canadian Cotton Yarn .ahd Cornwail nianii.ets,
. •
(1, ; lite, Itud:.his funnily nre reised frail) ° 4 i
eie cure ef theee complaints is .‘ Bryan's nili.tie call. and enquire prices - -
And a thousand other thi.g.,,-4 too in im.rons to mention. .
II( I Ult.: d11 of the peoide ,t,,,_ tile ranks : Culinonic \Vailors," whi..•11 have been 1 1 97:4
) . , of ail iudil‘p, itd0111. ypoinanry. 3rd door North f f teeott Robertson's ( ro:•erv.
i
It . • --. • .--.4..si-o- •- - ---
.
. .- ! thoroufzhiv tritid Ior the last twentv l ....,;,„..-.
• - . .
, ...
ycztrs, and 101Ve never been known -• 0 .
i '
T i A. B-0-71(itoli,ir\fnalid. .... : fail. 8in.'.4-....rs mid pub : it.: FILOali.-Cr$ Will 1 0 fir ,,i A -,T,
i
1 ofse 41,..TiN7e p".„retbli benefit from the use oi'. ! N,....../...t.A..-
a i A -,Tleksoll (,-"•lis 1•/ Parrli. SlY8 a : them. 501,•4 by all inediciac dealers, at
Warl.zu:t was sworn out recently -for ! 25cts. per box. -
, . 200- t
.h i tile arrest of Ira tlavitt, c f tho to,,v11 ! 'Ph -o.-. iron is vgluahle as ,e, inefle•uie lirs
a II of Sotnit, for ns-;:iolt 1 i.11 (1 Udder)" io.fg he 11 1Intrvi'11. !all. i f is (Hey 2.inee its
•d ! upou NViiiiiiin lit:uirv F01 hoS, it boy ereparati.on in the irtrtierdia form oi
l'crlivitiat 1N.1.11',. that ite:•... full poxl'cr over
0 I WIIOM 1Ie took out of..tho I oor hortse disi.ase lias bet it III 01 to ltght. Its
i Some six monthS tyro. 'The Can- in c.-igt-N - of dyspepti
sia an(tobility
t, ! plitint alle,god Unit Gavitt was wont is most sdutary.:
. ! to chain the boy up in• a 00111, and • There, is 110 disease flesh is heir to
t ; ,
more tt (nib:C:1011W tO 'ULM:VC than
i 011ieers Wen L 0111 to arrest 1 I r..Ga vi tt expi.,et, 11, and generally renmins till it
t 1 ot oerwige Ini,ilise Iiin \1 I( the riicanat!isin. h. point% m•'.0on - vim least
. FOR .CLIEAP SUGAR.
. tti,,,,,(,)3,1,,,,i,,,,,,,ve t.11:0ewilsio.,‘,;allea(t) 'f. s eh ,rce,:it,d i,,,,,,,,, I gets 11 u1 Them
y to go away, . ost neo-
"al°11't-i 1 sii •uous rent,-dy for thipla
s comint i
s
• . 1 Johnson s Anodyne Liniment. '
milk, a large short2cake, tt 1: rge piece I Two or .three. doses of , Nher1dant8
1 ; of ntAV pork, .8VVI;q11.1 elle no hors, a. earatry Conditi„p Powders -will eniT a
dish of sauce, two .litrge ii pies, llnd horse of any comnion cough or cold, and
i one e,ar of corn, 111(.1 lie thEn said he Ulu 'i €a w0rA 1.. &. MaY 1t3 Cnri'd in a
i1 WaS ll 0 11 frr sr aiid w;tnced S Me Ell in 4.-, few wc'eks• W'' 1-.11`'' this 1')111 ex -
1;0 Pat.- '°After witnessing t ii.bf-- .exhi- twrience.
bition-of gout In' 1 h ‘ °thee! s 1 .
-Gavitt and the to to the
I city. Gzivitt ,vas iiii,,,:,tigtie I be -fore 1 Trains leave the .-3eaforth station as LEE & SVVITZERS
. -
!
and, his 011] until tb(i folio Willlg c1 1, 1 Touination 1 f°111-)wth —
ro„Exp-,,s. Betdo Exijr,sg.
l' J nstico Deyer, exa 6 :
,
mixed.
, after which the boy co&upb ined to 1-)2 A' :5-1' "11(N).(5..:::::11. 1.35 P. M.
POliceman Gihson that be NvaS
-
Nixe 1. 00.1250 \] '>I'
Express. Mail.
! iitingry, and wonld especi lly like -1.35 P. m. 2.35 P., •Ar. 8.50 P. M.
! Flome raw meat to eat, or lood to --- - - • -- -.-..-:. _ - • - -- ---
: drink. Mr. Gibso-.: went nd got . Divisions Courts ---1871-
1 c pound of raw meat, which he boy Division Courts win he held as follows:
(, eeoeeed as voraoionsly. as i •. he had1,‘:iiightun .....JI1110 j.ri Bayfii-Itt .... .....(:
0)::
1 oen a starving wolf. It, -i6. slid that .k.aforth 'July 27 Otalerieli
1 rexeter lnly 213 Clintoh . ()et. 6
11
N 'hed a. cliicken is killed, ie \VII] 1 t,',..1!,;_ri'd:'' 7 • • • ••,
titl-. 2i1 -.11:ingirie ...... Oct.'2;1
S liZe Elle severed neck 'Ilid sucl- the I 1)
, .. . _ s.. tin:7=1ton ......A0!7. I)., Selnatltr.. .....N.."titiiINE...2,"1513
,.a., 3 Exeter
1,100d from the cal (elev. "--1•
ii se-i,i 1-(:11"u'l ' -
, . . .•• . c • • • ... . ime. 11 Dung:: mew Nov, 28
LO be a natural t iief, - and "Steais Ainleyville .....1-a1t. 26 11.4-14-1:1 .........os-. 29
.; Forbes was sixteesn years
r
everything be can fikit hold 0 :Exeter
Sealorth
Sept. 30 Gederieh .. • ... -Dec.. 4
Sept. 28 (11) (1)1 1).‘ e. 1
"ApTil, alE/1011 oil he doenot
tc •'...)e more than twelve. _ET
sqn of a quadroon and - SOOL
Ells .mot her is at en eeent the
a• negro ram ed Pierce. He
a single. African feature, h
being the .,color of faded to
A.thl as itsiial
110L ]tOoVv, 11 NV 1
;IIfI tha 11 ha
r
1 the coars(
Idof S1' 1111
o Nk'ttlf
Sa1110 re 411E8
I le, " COPDst
I think he i,
• thea."
lo with the 00 111 7'
iorseS,rpig. laud
h en while it, was
4n'd all
fl. Feeding - it
✓ ct going tO'the
o ld wit -Ji -
pig s did par-
r made 4int.. ;ea-
(' *op paid \V01 1."
a iaabe t 1 tt 1Ole
I •
1.1 tliaLS
•h.m 11u4,told
to make the
'
put up more if I paid my • rent and pigs waste the co -n t
did the land justice; So we strapped given. thetn by it ijya
• to work we got a little stock about tileIfl undigested,
us, ancl I worked the land as well He said lie bad
as I could, ond my wife. did all she to be the ease jf
could ; but for the first three years too in u01. ; but
I had to work out with my horses them a little at a tn
to pay the rent."
• "How long did it take you to get
the land that .was out of condition
into a good state I suppose you had
no maiiiire?".
" No, 1 bad none ;'it took three
3 ears. I followed it, ploughed in
geeen stuff s in 110h :LS _I could;
soon gat some manure together, :Ind
raised turnips, for I could have
done nothing withou;-; • them. 1
• inantue foe t urnips 'in the fall.
.As soon as 1etot turnips I got stock,
and fattened them, and sold them
and made manure. • Then the land
began to got better, and 1 raised
capital eeops of barley, then clover,
• and finally I got to raiSe Some tithr
wheztt1 had great trouble though
to struggle on with my small means ;
but 1 IIIAVG Managed to get throuali
In
al
11t
get the benefit of
As -to peas, he sad
whole peas to I
'waste more than
not digestirig th
would.' He alwa
peas, mill thus the
good of theni.
o
" Well," said I, "
think yOu tad -1_)( tt
you are, and are oi 1
you have paid fo
(1-1e wanted to bu
as to have one of h
He said he had
and money in the
pay. the cash. for a -n
go and improve it
would then own th
wos satisfied to pay" f'
red dollars -cash ?is s
rny trouble, and I now
get good 1 sell his stock- and eri
p.
crops on all the laud except one 1 NJW, this 111;111'8 81;
etc] often seen
iat 9iely. ihad
-sing I tli rotigh
1 dso penis. li
se ys fo tied thrtt
:y had he leist
o i oulYg ye
1 they:. wen!ld
ie whole of it.
le never ce YLe
, they ' wbot. id
1 .of theme v
feed as v..'11
b iled a4 I
boot all tie
b it don't v(
✓ stay-wlie,
well, un f il
ew farm .
ew, far 11, :0
N ef
y Pf stock -
and cord
place, an
les, and h
71ace. :1-1
-teen lin n C
LS lie opal(
•
indentur
i
r is vete, in
ot.).)r pariel
.e
of hen as ?
O had i Cell
W111017 11(
ly worked
isegliei tly
ng 1.Xiept
Mei' '1 iEll
Made the
li -'an ex -
rani, f111C1
11 'gent than
'fre te flit.v.
•. ,
,400(1 faun_
di. bef!1).
fanada to
' :Wallt8, tO
1118 eln pi
t.1.). a ' 'or n.
841 of (T'ig-ilit '
. the..niere
alion of a :
0- farinor, ;
the. f) e(- 1
vii, and '
less) to
ace ut i 1-
g
gilt ; .11-s ,
o a Stat,
farming
Ad, orte- .
ri usagei„
W irk 511 (1 ;
t 'Of Ell 3 ‘
it n't-tin
a id 7-'8. rill: 1;
)(I). ..A.11 '
"yet ii.i,
Chief] V II
8 Wit'1`
, ()
y.
tern of
persOn.. I)
.rence'. t'i't1
°never , af
0
piece, which is very light and• poor.
That piece, however, raises pretty
ood erolis SO MC i es, and is getting
t ter.'"
r "Did yon ever try growing tureips
for inanure on12,.? nieau ploterh-
.
structive.- 'Here is.1
apprentice, who hadl
ed to a ft -111110V W go
charge on the public
and leai•ned good fa].
%vas placed, though
_ nig them down, and lettine. the
0 - 1 there as a labOrer; a
,
frost destioy then; and then.plaugh- w"s neYe'r t41 -gut "
i i
lug them in," I
- to work ; and - th
na-s-er meant to do so," he re-
plied ; " but two yezus ago the early
- snow caught Me with my turnies
out, aiel I never housed al- iiitte'cl of certainly 110 i
more than. leilf; the o131 et we, e 1 the generia run...of
svodod in the ground, anti f plough- Yet, l'Y the €xl!"1"(
ed them underin the 51)1 10" ing" before hiniehe
W how the it answei.?” ;1111041 afbet. first coming t
4' I Inj:(1 ery good crop on all 1 earn money Je OH hi
tilt, turnip 1zu'a,t1 ; but did !mt. et,„ :ocquire the conEdenee of
much if any difference between that er so as to be trusted w
a.
11
1
1
led
,a
whom he was no dc t
most of him ; vet, al
ceedingl y cOm mon ph p
fi
part of the field from which thu, tui.
nips were housed and where the,}
rotted on the ground."
• 1110 man. had in the C u
year.3 y'aised himself o
laboring man to 'the s
"But, perhaps the land was as I Prosl
good it could be, and ;hat inlet and
be the 1011801 1 you saw no difference." 11°Id
" It ssete. v‘ery. geed, tend I had a yet 12
iaosital crop after the tUrnips. You • w"ic
tit -t-' 11:1t1 Illantirell the land well in jug
the fall, and so the gtound Was- in
giro(' of fel.'
1 ,told him his experience was dif- 9.1°°-e
1(1111 nt from others. and that many firial•
talked to had ti-sld me that when but b
rho turoii and 6`..her root crops g';.101'1'in.
had 1).4-11 destioyed that fall. the
erop next year -,vras fully a foot "'I t(
than it was where the tur- Plus I
itilts had keen removed. • thiS 1
fie said it. was only natinal that
would:be the" case, but in his .Y tile
ease it "Wag ii0E. and SO
1 attributed to the ground • (1()'liht
be g 1 as good order 15 113 Could be, 'saving
and that it would have shown
and therefore hearing its maximum bOLfite0tno8
)erous and wel-l-c
one who could 1C( li
of 101) acres of Id:
ave .11 10:018" (111
it ; whili:3t 11
these, means, he
t ro m a wern-ont st
tility by fOrce of
• MA 111eollS of
Wall h
y of sheet...bald
lie could foece ot
d. to be retiirilei
) leave a fair pro it
'or his skill and
le did • with the. n
and cash capital,- uel
labor cf himself' d h
toe help from his fan il
thee man has been ' pat
and sobriety, and' is a
iderable naturaLiz, tli
-
talk: to - Q11 d
AT LEE•SWITZER'
LEE 84 SWITZER
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
GOOD COTTONS
AT LEE & SWITZER'S.
eppear
, is ,the.
Wife of'
las 11(1,E
S • hair
and
tr-ttiglititSan.. Indian's, and 11 is•eyes
• eing His feattnes are. screw -
d into a.... peculiarly
ir ngry expresSidn, which would.
fee one to stare at Min 'nor than
nce. He is a8. intelliaent a- boys
is zally are of' . He. colifesses
o a easeion h ; don't
64 caught. • Mr. : Gavitt - Say S • the
iggeSt. meal. the boy ,ever at e waS
sthile killing hogs when he devour-
- .
ed raw, , three "belly -pieeee,' and
t nee pints fresh
Batch of Comical Typog aph-
: ical Blunders.
1 • There is no funnier readiner in the
1 'world than some ef: the pri iters'
ci 1 b tinders that go the rounds o the
plipers. Here are a few that a laugh
Q two maybe found' in :
In the office of a New York aper
1
4.1
ts4 ere stood in type the report • of a
Ilion anci a paragraph ;Ilion the
Ca eer of a mad (1c)i Jiti " -met
these two get •and - the
- re ulers of the paper next day -
anis* hu the followinkmels
:Kosr.. Jan lee MOM ps6n pr
IMPORTANT
_HOUSEIFEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR I
- AT _AAA, TIMES.
W. A. SHEARSON & CO.,
• Proprietors of the
SEAFORTH MILLS
Aro DOW Manufacturing the best,
FAMILY & AS TR Y FLO URS
In the Dominion.
" Intending purchasers ill Seaforth and vicinit
can rely upon getting our Family and Pastry Flour
from the following Dtalers, ONLY :-Thos. Lee, A
M. Strong, jolm Walsh, james C. Laidlaw. Alex
_Ault, Thomas Eidd, J. McGinnis, Willitun Ault
a H. Jacktton. Ermonthille, and at the Seaforth
Mills: Orders left at our office, Market Selman, wil
receive prompt attention.
Farmers desiring to exchange their Wheat
• for Flour, at the Mill,
May always rely upon getting our best Family or
Pastry Flour in eXchenge, qthuntities according
to the value of thiir -when
W. A.., SHEARSON & CO.
• 184-1f. -
•
•
1
nouHtlf•
ere
1)0 to a 111 go audience lost 8 un Jay. ,
ach-c.
ge :
FLOM!
is was his last sermon previous i .
• , 1
n for :Europe, H. 1 T --T AI TM+ parchilScql and thOronghly refitted the 1
11 is etnbarkatio e idingmono by the Messrs. SCODIE, 1
I
1
it)rted his brethern and. els ers,
ii MU now prep:41:0 to hunish
' after offering a des -ant prayer, - FAMILY FLOUR i
I
k•a whim- tu cut ;smile fea itie
0(4. /le 1,;(1, tr) 811,.. ,,,,,,_,...,. ,_.1 8econd to NO.N1:] IN l••:E.A.T.410TITIT,
1 1 I f .
W1), 111 lEt $10 Wn ei;ir to (ioll eee. !, .- ilea that will
t 1118 St ago of.. the ' proceedings ; compare fee,orahly withl any in the Do-
e bov8 tieiZefl hitt), tiOil - a Itit.- I
i 11 yon wont A 0 NI:1131,141)1(4)11•1113:, go to the followhig i
.10 to lik tail ,n1(.1 let him go. A i
,gr(N u crowd teither( d, and foe ti. fte,v• 1 1),-,,ii...e, ,,,,,i iee tee .m...,.ee:e...see-s--Ittlne,eit2r
'bill ti1P Ellt31`0..W:18 a liN-Plx.- scone.' :\I -....1'11-"j'" 11-°{:*
'1 lid 'Auden- Ifeete ifoi/e'in1 00 ('i !.(9‘,Tell(),I'!!":-EITSo:-C--,
ill (,,em•ribing ii, NN'eading in #.1*;;;(.. h life' ' :..):\
1 .1\ i',‘ !,-,1;1'if.,•livill,11:1,,
The. 1,..iyelv lediee were e l'y ht 1 ot
Or at 1 \-. '1..A.1),Sif.,1.1,1.,'S Alills.
s,aid tthit the- hrido Wits aceompan od • :1 ()1LN (`...\VAN1(l11
...
t3 t ' e 1;d ha. bv tifjP oridesmiii ls, . \Vm• rill ( )A-181 ), ..\-. Seinendville,
..
01.,1-.1.s left with W. S. ROBERTSON will be 1
li:j../..-1„1/...1")rovidenee paper once :1111)601 1:- -P"ili('-' "1-w "1'11 '" • ' 1
pqr.eptly atit ialei't to. .
ed . t hat Rev. Dr, • Wayland, 1.1),re
.i-
:.:--,:- .
. 0
i 1::1"12°1:. Iie1hf?iF1°1;lent f Bi 01111 1tivev, "-ga\'411l:,11:.14,iii-,iliatt1D1;I.:
tru',,. thitwin itri,,,ps-titum.n.11i- rd part:.fie editoi 11 0 AN'1AItSITALL
'n•Mic/4.,1 part \-.
Ti e'llip)ortance of careful linnet 1-
aimm
, eniot be insisted on ' tf 9 :AT. ROBEIZ,T8
1.1.gonti v. lien.: are a ft!W 1 i t,-ttatt-1 t i
441:(' I illestrate . it : ." Weeted. a
bun r man. to take charge of a p,t r Cak)inet, Ma]Lfaker and1.
, .
,,f a, rcii2i0115 turii i f mind," I) ndertaker.
.A i'lliiil W -es run over le-yt waegoi
I I
et (e 1'4..ai'S 0141 :11141 cl'OS'i-1!1!'utl W 11 1 1 1 ;:.;::. -1., i • 7,± !I.: .i 4 4, :i!Zt 1-.1 I I' • 1;.2.,
: ',', i . • ', - , l ll,. TUOMAS 111:1.1:8
;luta ots svliv.h nevor s,, ), 0,.,..c., :.I 1.1.0 _ 1,,.. ; n. • ;• .i. i,..1•., . ,..;..,.... r in 1..,..11 .,.-1. :etatc..
A ton,if at it puhlie dinner
''\\,-, ear, ---without her, man is i
min:" -was printed. - \Voniairwith
-it, 11( r man. is a brutr....” _.
FOR LRESS GOODS.
Maim AStreet; Seafoi th.
•
\
04.1eltre
AN -n
DURAI3LE.
-:McINTYRE .& Wk
WOrLD Worm the nuhli.e. that they have just received a fi
" English Calf and French. and English Kip, :ma are now pibi
competition. An assortment -of HOME-MADE WORK kopt con;
beat Toronto and London houses., which will be sold cheap. A. gi
Boots kept always on hand. A, call is respectfullY subeited.
Robertson & Co.'s Hardware Store, and first door smith of John
LLIS
.si-elasss assortment of French an
aired to make work at prices that de
tautly on hand, as well that of thei
od assom
rtent of Home-made Boys'l
in't forget the place,.. --opposite W.
)4an's: 199
THE CIRCULA ki SAW
WIL R
Outs through all opposi
BERTSONI ttt
cot
Have Ast mceived a .ge and splendid assortment nf Roge S and other celebrated makes
CUTLEP
MCKOLITE AND OTHER SILVER
TEA TRAYS, COAL OI
'PLKUP .6000S5
.LAMPS
Lightning and Turn -table pple Parers,
I Every Family should have one
IMPR#ED CHAMPION AND OTHER
•
CROSS -CUT
STOCK'S (2ELEBRATFI) EXIT
Warranted the best in use.
AWS,
MACHINE OIL
'Repairs for Abell's Patent Gear a id Horse Power
Ana evert other iarticle required in the Hardware -Shelf and Heavy,.
JACI\I SCREWS TO HIRE.
-
81X -=N OF THE clIZCULAlt
1 98
m:yaarf:r.,tx.,a,irnsrcnasrmnsr.cra.rurama.wrszrrrsxmrzocrrtrpnras
P IRTICVLAR
J
O.:t
or a
iti-ht Rev. Ileni:tutin Cronylt,.
r 1 IV.sltop of :Huron, died at hi.
the S't.e House. NVestiniustcr,
mo o'clock on Friday morning,
,rolonged illness, ag(al 69 _year$.
co" g-z!P'efikis,
-
I/Tare-iv/0ms :
- , 3. 1.*:.' l'e
I. •"All..ris.m C,
• .th. •
0,
"ituDERTSONT.
NOTICE
CI L CA
Hag a Lot of
WU, MANTLES,
1-)P,LE`SS
0-CDOIDS
V",:11111 i,:t11c11jo:1,4 to :-,•11 WY, at
7TEs, BELOW COST,
• t pike I11atf-en,f.011:••• .711:11 offt
"41.1
Manchester House,
MAIN STREET)
vet y.oir piok of the
are all
Searortb, July 2, 1b71.
before they
190
IIpAvel3e0k81:1wPilif
COVER.
! In (rev. IV
i Enquire of
or apply to th
T. Main.
Grey, May
fEETH EXTR
AW,
021ER7WOS C
OTICE.
Wanting work for a few
find einidoyinent 011 the
N.N18...NT MAINS,
'23 per '‘
5e forenian on this work_
agent at the (414:e, das,
4. MAIN, Contractor.
2, 18,1. iNO-tf
CTED WITII0 1 PAiti,
("1 CARTW111(;11T, I,. D. S., Sargon/
j. Dclitist, 'arts kittii without pain
til' Tisi: it oxiai:. Gas,
()%-r t'ie beacon store, Strat-
ford,- Attcntlat ve in Scaforth, at Knox's
Ilotel, the. linit 'J'l)(:111:1 and NVellti...mlay
of each month; in Cliotoit, at t.:11,
• ntvreial Hotel, nt the ff•lioNvilig, ThurS-
/fay.; 11n11 Frida
Parties rept
guested t; 'call,
ton, on the first
Over 54,000 1
, extracted by th
'elton's otiiees
-
••15.6.
-s
ring new teeth aro re -
if at Seaforth and'
day of att.., ndance. . •
talents have ball teeth.
use of the Gas, at .1h --
New yczk,
150,000 ie $ix inPut
pastors not hies tho)
- 1_
jAf (::.1.1::v1 1 t.1.1
XS. t1)1SaS
search tf onw th
-- A Wasirgton
$.415' at a trade sale i
---- Two more law\
-to eonil)Iete
•
71.-11--le'l4
:here is only
Penneylvania wnick
gI) -Theret1:-e-eVel) P,011 t -
in the Unite4 $tate.:4
— A storm, ger
twenty-five 111i1 PS AI
et age velocityi of it
--- President
fear._ of assaesivation
apartments gtier412.d
—The dist:over v
itnne near Ogi..len,-1.7
finmples of tie.
per cent
— The French
fall short of the aver;
000 bueliels ; but tie
ley and minor emim
The Clrinago
iekeed on Friday even
!great success eseery w
etot;1
ai)d the xe.
—The 103 0.111
Wales have ended
tour at Oberammerga
paesion-phtys, *bele t
captivated the peasi
aff..a.bility and conde,„
• °royal couple iaye sto.
week er DlOT•0 in the
-wood-41011)er,,
— A Miss Eliza, 1
b'141 :211 town in Maryut
thurell for the
made the first paymet
fits of her needle, ant
charge -th3 debt in ti{
— Walt 'Whitman
his salary of $1,000 I
in. the office •of the A.
al, is said to be the r
Washington. The se
not that be hassail
.1a*t never wants what
— A bride reet
atnl. 1)
*mine !attentiim in
tiiey went Or then'
, toivu, bY the ili-ct.that
before had rall‘' experr
lock_ :111111 WtTe 4-311.011
— Queen •Victor .
eav her retirem, nt
• from .:111 public li[-1-fl0fl
eonsequence of their'
viee.•iitty
sht-
tT'O' might
TV, 'iv ki hy excitenietit,
ous malady.
—London has now a
7..\:11 111P, '1.!:irci
age, twieity-two ;
d-ii1 1i) -ti
)4,171
tv-eix incite . Caroni
ad highly
e.c.peets to grow
ro WE older
—• Col, Pickett, a 4-4c
has planted, this
Bouth-westem part
aeies of ;cotton*
of et ; up.d it es
he will clear *180,000
t011 Tbie is sa
largest totton crop
South,: ge employs
hands, nearly all of the
—All who ever hav
knoW its eXC;3SSi
.Thornal qJAI trio,-
4.dy, said to be unfailir
as the parts beght,.to
tincture of lobelia, 1
part affeeted h
1Lhin-4)11011y with tiie
• the felon is ‘1e.14L
— The late !Jake Id
1i, 1111-0 rift 1 ;4(41 ge
the 4)141011 time." 1121.
-ed of the proverbial
count rymen, 4 hn the
left tile proi)e INT mute
The 1,1'esent auke Ji:
meinlable 5ifti21ii 1'
portion of it., so, tIJltL ti
• Lorne will, in t1)7411
liatqn., find hini •
fortn1144.
it of Time -
— It only bkes fo
. make love. Th4-2,- 1,110
ed, though, *ben it is
—Large checks ar,
for 11 1t11 1 11. teiletters.
.f.$5,1)00, pre!,ented to
mags by her father, ha.
admired.
— An Irish gentlen
pair of new boots sent h
proceeded to try: them o
a great deal of labor
And straining, till, from
Ao11 his hands, he could