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Hoeing Potatce$.
T e Ohio Farmer say$: " One of
+hle secrets of success in. potato
gro ing is in giving diem a hoeing
at t e proper stake of growth.` One
hill ng IS sufficient, -and this should
be iven when the vines are about
six inches high.' • Previous to this,
tele the 'cultivator freely, keep the
earth loose on the surface and :free
ftal , .weeds. When at the stage of
d d 11.11
ins, laking tlletll,otlnli broad aliici
flat on the tori and a little cupping,.
1
After this do no more than to cut
' out the weeds. The hoeing is best
done after a rain. Some 'advocate
flat culture and others two billings;
but we never succeeded with either
of triose plans, nor do the most suc-
cessful potato: growers advocate }'
them. Two \Millings will make two glad to note; this, b
It to be a heallthy,
-settings, •and }result in a large num- a slit —b
I
'the operations of Hoo lull'
I ton Brothers ha4 a e ual
er'op, and are driv ng bus
about the attune seal he
tenants etre eu tially .ty ell ''em
a•
i
ui-
y large
tress' on 1;
sn'ialler''
.iloye d.".
Drink
Oat Meal k
This i highly.reeolnme
Ste ti 1 have t steel i
lose w 1O a I�
writer says " Las Sulam t`, We at-
tended
,
tended a field trial of plow and for
a drink inn the field we hate inickets
wth nleuttone give a good hill-
flat
of cold Water with ''dames MLirIed
'' in, which we found to )e ,bill
gi
all, jo r-
at' in tits
up-th
;h.
)e-
rel
;ve
rn-
rters sand;
;e su1lsti-
oilnl for
hel -sagile .
. veers of
1 w ose
n,to all
1 his ry
rye, ac ep-,
ng al but
eal, b a
icy' the
r: t be
e, an it
dei by
One
victuals land drink, and. m
freaking.' A Scottish ' Medi
nal also says of .oumeal tt
raw state, when it's nixed
water, it is becomtil
The t hl°osc: ' of An
corrin" -4 f.nvorite c
ter of small potatoes at, harvest j lna couinlo y
g .a fav( •ite dt
d Scotia di is
hiss—and ,vel
ecause we beli
and ilatae-(-fa
y the h'
rat) ,ers q:f the 't -gest, who a
in this
corn.
whose j
)rouge •Mit
is lcnol‘'
rid nate
that a •
o by putt
of oat
bumbler of wane This
hunters and trappers—a
the Abest drink they can ii
is at'once nourishing, unst
and refreshing."
Ant q. uitar of
Fewv
of use e
old the Bible is.;
tures are believe
to contain the m
truth now knout#
the aid of chron
one may easily m k
parisons betwe n the anti nit
the books and t at of oth'e wri
and events. ' The Scriptu Co
the Only ''anthe tic histo 'y
e flood. tiV e
h one 01 t� ost
Sed ill tlh ant
Ile Heb
10USand
time. Flat culture may do on a t 1 l meal
deep loamy soil, where the roots l tilting oat
ramify a>id form tubers readily;
patched Indian
can y brawny fellows------
but
el owl=
but in a clay soil billing in the old -
,endurance are
fashioned way is the most certain toscorendo of fatigtie
e
make good returns.
readers of travel a
Strange Cattle Disease. --have found out
A correspondent states,- that at table drink is mad
Rockland, in the Parish of'Kingston,
two .teaspoonfuls
Mr. J. R.Macfarland has lost two
fine cows, from a disease like cereod-
spinal meningitis. Fiye others have
been attacked, but, are recovering.
Several of his brother's,. cos have
also suffered. The herd of the late
J. S. Wetmore, of Clifton, has also.
beep attack -ed, and three have died.
in the midland sectionmwe hear Of
everal deaths among the cows and
sheep. ,In the lower ` part of the -
Parish of Kingston, several cows.
have begin reported as sick, but par-
ticulars have not been received. At
Rockland, in the herd of Mr. Mac-
farland, the cattle were seized sud-
4denly. Thus the first one attacked,
layclown in -the barnyard and never world before t
stood on her feet :igaiiil, although
she hued for } several. weeks. Be, in the Pentate rc
fore death, the muscles of the neck of poetry conlpQ
became, rigid and contracted, draw-
ing them back ward or to one lie.
In one case the jaws were locked.
r
TIFI�E HURON E�'P'OS.TOR.
01? 1.873.
I�,�RVEST
s
The prospects toll a bou itif it harves were never better
Wft.LSON,
Ila' for sale Ole V(14/,In(:pl(�•a3(,erlts +i'hic7+. zr•ill •r pap
REAPERS ANT)
I.
han t is year, and
EAFORTH,
ghe('(li ll'arxl ('CQnom.ie(ttl!J.
OTTERS.
•
•
Sts ssie's well-known Machines, including Wood': Path
Reapjer, Wood's Light Mj wer—w.ith iron flrnme, W�lod s 1
Bile eye Mower—iron frame, Hubbard-Mower,
BBARD COMBINED VED 1U
THE . ITHACA WHEE
of
ululating w'e�
the Seri tur
Stop to think
Yet < t e S
I by cand cl- ci
)St ancien
n to me
logical
e l,rofi
le
s.
110w Se'
1•t;4 to,
p-
it,es
t Single Reaper, Tdh , son's Patent Single
+lit 1Xower—with woo len fame, celebri ted
PER AN MOWER.
HAY RAKE,
THE BEST IN USE. SAMPLE MACH' P'S U\ E` HII3ITION AT THE 1
M P-LEM,ENTS I 1
lows, Turnip Seed Dsi1ls, Horse Hoe ;and
the Whreh+ase. 1
flaps constantly on hand at I
AGRICULTU-RA$.
11 kiktcls, such as Plows, Cultivators, Harm -wail Gan
dela, always ora hand as usual.
ints and Castings. All kinds of Plnw •Points stud C:
EWING
he best selected Stock of
fug 3lnchiuesWest 91 Turou-
oxuprisiug the
FLORIcNGE,
orntst of
lth Shu er, Lockman, -Venus, I:ay-
• ru nd, Webster and other ivakea.
ibles, any of hand a large stock of Sing-
er 5 heavy Maehiues for livannfac-
0111- deli ing .purposes. So ing _.Ma-
() f e ine needles for all kinds of Ma
ECOND 4-1AND N1AC1••IINES.—ARnt
s s e. cheap, or to rent on reasonable terror;.
it kes : ianos_ _Mathes ek, L nhelle, 7. •' C. Finho, Stec
Tian period. T
were enacted a t
Justinian refori
e
ye
ed the R.
There is a considerable amount ':of risprudence. I the Bkbie
catarrhal trouble, as. cough and d'is- the record of chartered rig
charge of pus } from the nostrils. ed to tree people more t',
These symptoms, namely,
loss of : thousand year.
muscular rowel; the retraction of Oh.ar , what
1
t`
fi
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JULY 18, 187,
REAT
77L
,.
EXCITEMENT!
NEW ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
-i Dress Mus,•.......t Pet yard, or 16 Wards for 7;1.
1000 yards of
100 Parasobt at 254.; sill ones from 50c.
100 pieces of New�Dresa Goods at 121c. worth 25c.
100 pieces of New Dross Goods at 15e. worth 80c.-
50 pieces of New' Dres S (mods at 90c. worth 40c. T`c. to .
: En dish Tweeds, all wool, from 5a
30 pieces; of new Canadian 4nci
1000 boxes of Pape Collars at half the usual price.
100 Ladies' Linen. Collars and Cuffs at hall price.
ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE HA 1S
A NEW ASSO
VERY CI -IEA P.
300 PIECES OF NEW PRIN
Froin 9e. to 14c. per yard;
TEIS IS NO TIU`�fliUG. ALL GOODS SOLD AS ADVERTISED, A'`71) ONLY
BUTTER EXCHANGED FOR GOOD
;_31 l iillfl011111i err
'SI AL INSTRUMENTS. -0. C. Willson .e Agen
he f, o an 1 others. lrilodeone—Priucu•s and othoi!te Sam
I d t e Wardrooms,
,s. AGRICULTURAL I\TPLI+;\IEtit
dib
state
ars of
mai!.
sl
t OLIVER C. LL
�G
before th
a seestio:.--
t, c: lap
or a!Idle
WSap
beo
t
re
tl-
vet
t;1 •es[ir ii.
fill iWO
oat;
l,1d
of
=first
rs to-
to bt
1
1
1 t:
�es
yars
I
g
tins
'-Ilya- {j WHERE EVERT ATTENTION
bulla,
nulari
tastes D - Good Teas,
d. lick -jaw, the ,cough and �e procluced if Ithe firs
the lien. J
discharge 'of pus from the nostrils. Genesis should appear
7 time in one pfl the n
comes �oncl to the symptoms of this
1. T
Yet the
re.ca
disease,: when members of the - hu- Morrow . , Ye
man family have been attached, ghat cnapter; contain,,
After death the cavity of elle 'skull'
s.- T writing, ' twenty-five htindi
• lled with }115.
before the invention of
asfoucltl:•rtivtl 1 ,
record of
the
r co
Telegraph. riS e
T
to
before,
Cr, el
s�
• St. fUILyGi,. (1�". �.) 1'elegrcl)lt�. - # 1' •
+III II 4 ' tions of Socrates, in his Me
Cost of Abusing Milch Cows. seems an old book to t s, y
Harris Lewis, the eminent Het topics were discussed. it E
kitller County., N. Y., dairyman, 600 years before. T
'Pi
said lately, in an acldt'ess to mill: Taal -CUB, ta.reb, an,
rod ce rs that he 1111(1 known a = are not modern, yet the! b
P cow the New Testament ak•e old
which uniformly gave 18 per 'cert ;
orf cream to her milk, to decrease her, tlleyri ' As to the boob oft
vield to 'fi per ;bent. in, the short :age is! beybnd conjecituli?.
space of twelve h:ours;-nlerely from, ;Who make it as they can Jai
I ;the ?elled to lace it oitnl
the excitement, caiusecl l,y
bad�'1 P s n
treatment of a brutal milker. It:, one' thousand year' before
was not guess work, because he When Priam \was ping of.
used graduated glasses to test s the ivas iri remote antiquity.
`matter. This shows pretty conclu of Alexander has no uldd .r-1
sively that it does not pay !dairy- Ifo • us, vet 'When Alexand i
anon` to allow their cows to he ill'. ,,Syria; the book of . •Jeb
treated. And in ill-treatment is :been read::befoie him is
,included anything that will `alarm an author more 'time-hoort
or excite them—fast driving 1o: and I !than the name 'f': Alexanc: er
from pastures; woi•1 viun by dogsl The writings of onfliciu, a1
.
LIVE
G r
0
e W ks of'!. rl
Q iin iltian
ks -of
1 than
b, its!
Those .
COM- D
least cb
Qlijer.
y,' Jot,
naive
;.sound
leaded .
3
ig t have 1
'or k of ;
�Cl then '
snow.
mod -
•ed wit', • rj ost- of
the mo,' t t at. the i A
y claim f • tllerr
y lung at them and threatening I tern when compa
d monstrations by boys, &c.; 'the Bible ; and
-sea ea I 'ndoog can just
A. California Hanel.
The following, d scription
California ranch of vest exi.en
g eat productiveness is, sallxpl
tl e Sacramento Union of Jun
Dr. Glenn, of Colusa C
'GOODS
MACHINE
chines kept constantly on hand.
Sold at redtloed rates. Agents, -
The following gentlemen have
been appointed agents for tlio
FLORENCE
Sewing Machine, and none thers
have. the privilege of see ling
LAWRENCE • MURPHY, Sea -
forth; THOMAS CONNORS,
Hesford; LOCK11IAN S. WILL -
'SON, Godericll.
tuber of good Second Hand Machill+ for
i for Musical Instruments oft the following
-Veber and others.)rgans—Prince's, of 13uf-
Iles of the above inittrui leiltaq,t:an be leen at
orxL �sT , MAK_ ,, L E.E.
r -S L4
N, . Seffortli, O��t
�I11Z:iL AGENT FOR THE DOMINION.
A
d cash paid for Butter peeked:
LET LIVE.
YOUR
N
ES
4iV0TFJD
TO NCI3OP
IS �,O ONE I3RA.
50c .to
B>agYt . $uga
iNSP EC
ON
1
VJ
0
m
BtSINESS.
O
r
r
xs 11 lbs, for •$1..
INVITED?
ORDERED PROMPTLY DE
IVE ED, FREE OF CIiARGI,.
J '
. , LA.I D LAW.
Isacred books,, the Vedas, i pli,l.t they
of ah at ere written. 5p0 yeter the
f and _:eats of 11.loses. <fThe KorIn is a
Pel by ocilf f eeli from h riregq co ;tared
son.
3 ° i'itl the Sc 1iptn e . -Di'. r
unty,
,. a vns a ranch or farm which con-
t; ins nearly 45,000 acres. I=t ,--em-
1 'aces a frontage. of eighteen miles
o. the Sacramento River, and ex:=
t ads back about- five,niles. It is
is a closed and dig iced by 140 miles of
ncing One tenant, G. W. Hoeg,
rents and cultivates_ about 10,00) ,
'ores of the land, and the Gup 'ail
. rotlters cu:titli-ite an equal portion.
, tome 15,000 acres titre rented out, to
number of farinel -Who Riork on a 1•tnaller scale. At the present tiiue ,
arming operations. are going on on
his ranch at a lively rate, as the
work of harvesting is progress ng
vapidly. Hoog is engaged in cutting
1,000 acres of wheat and barley.,'.
The clop this year will yield shout
twenty bushels plr acre of - wheat.
In favorable seaSens' the yield has
been about thirty-fiye . bash els. , The
' yield of barley is considerably -larg-
er.
er. The total crop -will amount to
nearly 180,000 bushels, He i.,
threshing his grain . with . one o l
Case's .148 -inch cylinder tllrt,shin'
machines, which i5; I un bya twenty'
horse power steam engine: e. T
supply this machine requires al,
large sized Headers and . ei :h teei
•
The m�cl�iue liax threshed five s:ecL;
header -wagons, all of which requit•
the labor of 110 -horses find 50 glen
The ntaelline has threslletl five sa�icli
of barley per minute, at which rat
it llas,�run foe`: an hour and s half i
succession. 'It has also threshes .
32 sacks` of wheat in seven !initiates.
It will require about six weds to -
thresh the entire crop. These are
•
THE LATES EXCITEM
■ E KI
"' ELS, j
•Rosiest recei a Land openie l out
OVER $10 00. -�R' H
NT.
SPRINC
:A
GC,
(tO l -,S I
DRY GO
(Falk 3
MILLI\Ery ,
`-PE .DVI SUE
i .
Bo02J'S Al )•,H
.HARDWARE_
GROCERI $, &C' .
The Stock it; thea ;;est end diva
fired to the public, basting Weft pt nib
very closest tcrms,ii the v 'y best n
coruprsiing over: -.:10. 01 of (i ut15
Special BAROAIN
ani PH; tat and 1)
Selling at usual who e'tilc eo'tprire•.
MILLINERY in g •ei1; 'pre rasion. 'roods n rade
up tend trimrrred t(o ( rtur on Ilse sl_ort, t Doti e.
(roods of all kinds u-il�l be old a : i ri rt4 that will
defy conit,etition.
Special discounts or.0:\Sl; .
Call and see the , (oily and pr
chasiug elsewhere. ' ' .
JHN LE'
O S
I)S,
a41 Staple')
'i3OTIIINO,
MER
est ever of -
sed on the
erkets, sud:
t.l it (Tr7(t�.
BOY
1 LNTED, inllnes
- -- ors$, l'at'h
the Carriage M;►kint
preferred.
290
ce5 lsefore pnr-
JIIE,
sr(,•,r l a
WANTED
ia, ely; at thellu
h three goo b
b itiiuets. I+:oni
A.
3k
o f Carriage
'• , to learn
e country
I TOS1T
'LLEN'S GROC,Ei!
THE CI EN: EST PLACE IN TOWN.
Caring Peas:
,t
resh
NOTE.
0 ' Dated at Seaforth, this 28r11 day of Tune, 1873..
I
ONoTIc`E.. .- I-.
7 In colmecti0Il with the above, the undersigned
L ° desires to state that the IntSiuess h#rretofore car-
• ried on by McIntosh tl. Morison will hereafter be
earried 011 by himself in all its branches. As
neither expense nor Hibor wi11 be saved in -order to
' afford every satisfaction to its patrcna, he hopes 1
to have a continuance of thtt liberal patronage be-
tsowed upon the late firm since 'Abe ' commenced
business in Seaforth.
2i0 AIs,ZI. T. 31c[NTOSH,
•
A. - G. McDOJJ
F0 0N�1 WEEK.
S
ONE 1pilrt'E.
.ALL.
L,EARING THE FOLLOWI11G &ODS
AT lIILL'S,
Ladies' hats, trimmed
Ladies,' ]bets, °nntl•immeel.
Ladies' 117th, ;,5`trarr.
Ladies' 1I(ctY,'imitatIOrt ;;llc(1 rill -
PARASOLS FROM 25 GE TS.
SILIL 'MANTLES •$2 50.
s :8 E sEiA"w"=
FLO UNCE D WHITE SKI RTS from 60c.
'
:MENS S MMER ,l CLOTHING.
The above Goods are new au
stylish, and will be'offred at cost, to clear Sixmnle1 Stock..
REMEMIBER, ONE WEEK'S SALE AT HILL'S.
CHEESE PAI RS.
(IHEESE FAIRS will -be held every fortnight, at
N--) Ingersoll, Belleville and Stratford during that
season of 1873.
The first at Ingersoll on'Iueday, May 20; at
llulleville, on Wcdneuiay, M&y :18, and at Streit._
ford, on Thursday, 'Tune 4, land every alternate'.
week at each place during the whole season.
7:'H03LAS 3ALL ANTYNE,
'� f U
ntttrio.
�i tic u o
,tia..n
ens l o
nirrnl ,
President D _
. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. '
1TOTTCE is thereby given tjtiat the partnership
1I hitherto existing between the undersigned,
under the name and than of 11IcINTOSII & MOIt-
RISON, carriage builders, inthe vi lag' of . Sea-
1orth, has this day been thss4,, lrcd by mutual coni -
sent. All partials indebted to the late !tine will pay
the sante to ALEXANDER'S. Mc1$TOSH, who
will also discharge; all liabilities incurred by the
said firm, and in whose naive the bushels _will
hereafter be carried on.
ALEXANDER T. M •ItiTOSH,'.
3IA'1HEw p. MO1UtISUN'.
LOCKET L
ST.
•
T Dominion Day, in Go erich, a large gold
Locket, -with hair enelos and green ribbon
Attached. . The finder will he ewarded by leaving
it at the Exiosrron Office, Set forth, ' 291
•
ORGAN FOR §ALE
A ti excellent Second Hand; t on -We rged,5 octave
J- ORGAN, with snub buss an 1 swell ;ivery power-
ful • a nice instrument either ' or (•hureli or parlor
11
use, neslrly as good as i-e�cs, w be sold cheats and
time given if required.
291 - GEORGE DENT, Seaforth.
FACT i
SEAFORTH
8 ponnils I oaf fiug(tl: for �t
10 'weeds ,offee Sugar f} r �;.
13 ponnds irrrmts fy 1,
1'3 pounds al. 1lai lit �i fc r .
Sts poiutds right hitt f
A 6 !Tenni lin of Teas heti fin 50 -cents.
hes, Tdrnatees, Cherries, feeds, -Sant i, Jobtiters, Sardines, fie.
E
•
That pieatic ev'eryoni, a d
t ail prices.
Ground,. Coffees fit 30
or 35 Cent
T1(slr, C}rahau Flour, Oatliread, Cornmeal, &e.
CON AND. sHAMSJ
CHOICE E3
•.CASH FOR BI TTEP►t ' v TUBS,. AT
ALLEN'S GROCERY'i SEAFOR
'H.
EDWARp CA
Is now bnying nny quantity of
BUTTER
o char
AND
WOO
e for inspection,
PAIN. f
BUSINESS OPENING.
STORE and Dwelling to let in Newbridge, Comity
of Huron, surrounded bv: a tine i. rruiiu • -coun-
try, where a business of $6,0110 per annum can be
i done. Bent moderate. Iunuuetliutpossession.
CHARLES T. DO 1E,
W1NCHAM LA
The subscribers will o er for sae -at
The -Junction of the Welling 011, GTO Wall Bruce
and Loudon, Huron 11-011\NIth 0,11
50 VILLACE AHD PARK LOTS,
Beautifully situated on the Ilse of gronua a 1-hert
distance east of Josephine Street, and on what is
lem_01C-0.Y'a Survey, and part of
WAY STATION ROUNDS.
For private resideuces or n-manillattories this
is undoubtedly superior to a ything hi the County, '
and now -the only refdly elyble property for sale
in the
HoRsE sHomplio. VI,LLAGE WINO -IAM
:fah- and that he intends tO 'carry oh the business on Josephine Street', north of saki Store, au
Particular at- Dw?llingl House and Blacksmith ,Stop, the sal-
tless in his old staml et W dithrop du the first ot
pif•ophertytbeing in the centre of the iisi-n-ess part
elit:r1:'fteoeS:Call PitEoaldtT. Y. Al; 0, two COTTAGES on the BbleVale
GITIORGE BARKE.12, begs to infoim the farm-ers For the 'purposes aforesaid Also, Ithe store we
as formerly done by him. ',.The mos
tention will be paid to AO. rse Sit
attention paid to horses with to
kinds of repairing promptly, atto
irou Or wood. work. Wagon tires se Rua warrant-
ed. All work warranted. , Prices gr ettly redneed. ' TERMS.—Thirty dollars on each lot to be paid
- For particulars call and see for youiselves. 1 take on day of sale, he'll of the bulance .on the lst of
ng you or past !Avon; - October -next, and the remainder in.;ionea, ea fr .
vork at a low price to " the (ley of sale, 'With interest at 8 per rent. on -all ,
290 -Wiliam) p. 't ' toms unpaid after the day of sale. Cash purcbr .
Further particulars made known on day Of sal°.
this opportuurty of thank
old hope by doing good
merit a continuance at the
ESTRAY HEIFER AN'D
1 i'v,..11E into the premisds of the undersigned,
imb. - The own e, of the above
-1 The increase of population in Wingham for the
SHEEP.'' or Villege hi Ontario end its prospe .ts are stiend
t ,. ix montha has far exceeded thalt of any Town
to no village in Canaha, Fifty built nes havebeen
put iire-ourse of completion within -the last -three
months., and more than ebiae number are uow in
i CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S,, 'Surgeon Den ist
Attends iu Seaforth, at linox's Hotel, the rst
t Commercial Hotelam the following Th
-lays and Fridays,' The remainder of the tint at
is Stratford offide.
Parties i.equiring new teeth are requested to
teuvliairtnetet.onials of over 500 patients who have
their teeth extracted by the nse of the Gas,
be Seen at iny_ollice in Stratford.
at -
had
rIL. ROOMS TO LET.
Booms on the second fiat. Apply to
0 LET, in Scott's Block, tyro commodious
and a Ewe with a
unimals request
mid pay all e:-.Kpena
ping.
TURNIN LATHE 0 SALE.
-1: with all the letest ilnineyen ents. Also, -it B r 1
.T. GRAHAM, - Propriekas.
G. C. CUNNINGUA3l.
Wineham ;Tuna 20 1873,
CAUTION TO IrRS ASSERS.
cutting or destroying tholue on lots Nos 20
prosecuted eceording to. law.
Grey, April 12, 1878. MICH NIEL FISTIEll.
280*18
Mill the travelling thaIt. he hes lemma
t the Hotel lately. occupied by MO 31 and
t' formerly known os Oat DoWNEY HOrSE, and
so liberally best4wed. him during, his many
years. in tha- bus ness, 13,4ory comfort and
convenienee will be prt vided for travellers. The
ehoicest Liquors ond C gars only, kept in the lbw.
A careful and reliable hos'iler ale% vs in lit tendance.
291 TH.01-IAS KIsit ..X.0 Proprietor.
COW STRAYED.
QTRAVED from the palintises nil the undersigned,
)s-) Seaftirth Station on abont the 23th of June,
a dark red Mileh COW With white spotS on rii,ht
, side. Any One bringing her tO the sulmeliber, or
giving sneh informittion as will lead to her reeov-
H pry will be tinitably rev, erded...
291 A. STRATTON, S aforth Station:
ESTRA* SHEEP.
fataan: into the prIlluilieei .of the undersigned,
firet of June last, threh SHEEP ittul two LAMBS.
The owner is requesel to call, prove property, pay
291-4
291-3
IVBS
TROTT'S CO PER SHOP,
Near the Mar et, S forth.
These` Tubs are of Root quality'and warranted,
Bone...Dr) Cylinder -Sawed
WHITE
For Bniter Tiobs„ for Sale,
•
Camille; )
Insolvent et at 1889A
Ou the twenty-eighth
; signed will apply to the
for a discharge -ander th
Dated at Seaforth, tin
By 11
2894
ay of Snly next 02F -wider'
Suttee of the said -Cote
said Act', 1873.
18th dey of June,
Ms Attorneys lad litera.
leom aniti,sing experience, ''w11
office! department, illustrates
whichpostmasters in the
fluti.f.rtaitt rega:ding, li
pd.firotionsit,Yoffi,:fies:11;1183,:gneoP,Aiflii°1:tr,o,colitail;anotrliagiclinyleiE'31v1:fia,osnt‘ielittylrilelitie,eligilt:i01)!
for the pnrposepoostfincapsrtreelc:isntgopapneyd t
11:iefostonfld the room divided
irraiteiGgrt:tilhalaib-le'elit;dse. ctio(Yns—first ..a ealoon,
siext'the post office, and last a faro
balk. The mail bag was trasagba
rt'iltanid."egrtitroieoclkitilt ectiosnttetsr
gem, The entire crowd got de
lioairtia'iunldillicgnee.tsh'e nldetetael:, -
avong Which several' were register- ,
rteeddin: aaniAndifnsirlei
ii)OX -itangLptl,acettonnkitnbge. bitahr,:
The sPedal
office needed a little regulating,
ascekiveedd tat tdails-tterinbtitrt:d iwthhoe
h„eicwoa.sn t.,131 eiip2Aonsrtein:ysNtoenor. lithee xavansshssetsvie.tare4 ,
t:Gaptostnanisian'Lenegrills':,
'it:VV0.11°0esintiPeilleies'st:t:etrasill-i‘'etelealll's Canyon, a n d
thunderi Bill Jones has got to ma
this dice next week, it's ,his turn."
The Government official then stated
who be WAS) and at =landed the .
keeoeyisiYoftootkhet.1.1°efliceae;Il'etillbfarormtendtleler
bar, pilt it on the lloor and gave it a
ti,d,i_nTgheirte,so3u,,otrofp-oishtseVilioocer:
aigngdrinob. cisT:thonelsaofgenthte:aco31.-:
try, lost no time in kilo ing this
odViCel. and got," The Ce WUE
p9icutelisrtifns about S,
A suit has been instituted in the
Vice-Ohancellorls Court, London, by
Sir ROt)ert Peel, for the purpose of
painted by Sir Edward Landseer,
By reason of mental incapacity, S'
Edwin does notmanage his -own
•-intimate friend, Mr. HilA. Th,
factsi in the case are these : th
year! 1856, the present Emperor -0
11,114ia. sent to Lady Emily Peel tw
valulable dogs -as a memorial of h'
Sir ft'obert Peel, had been present
Sir Robent commissioned Sir Edwi
Lanidtleer' to paint a picture 4 hl
wife' lattended by these -dogs. Th
pride iwaS fixed at 900 guineas, th
righti of engraving, however, bein
reseryed. The pieture commence
in 18581, but has never lpeen -finist
187'2 it was ekhibited
the Sey•al „Acadetnv. Sir Rabe
,Peelj then instructed his solicit°
deltVer the picture up to him, as 1
,litotoadtl:qieeara.rd that it wasoffered for sal
14 TIT committee hoa meantime sold
1.).:)artoovn for sub."
al of -the Master in
napy. They do not deny Sir R
ert'S claim to the painting, but s
that its fair Market 'value 11,,5
Sir Robert Peel 'does 3iot think-
oU the other band thathe can be,
Sii• Edwin, al* thought .he was
titled to 80111e \reduction On accoi
un.finiaked atate of the
tam Sir Robert's counsel, 0114
-13, moved for an injunction to
-04in the eommittee, from par
-with the picture or frona tonfi
_xng the sale to Air, Eaton. A
Chancelloi made au ca
by consent that the picture sh
be deposited at Coutt's Bank
'Oae hearing of the caso.
The Rising Generation,
Whether or not, as some r
tends tG &I -leo -wage deeds of viol-
pertaia it is that- crimes of the
et sort appear to increase at
.to:)nrel hweeTairedrdtoigie,iTndtnieocIti1igefsa,ietisIt,ni,artr. .etaiiso:.)ffeioec\ Ivat, 81, al
getting
e_ cited: be crloittelisilerii.:::::Itistiln:Is if to
! 'Po! seventeen, by bis father's,
stances
;erseosreodnft ats: luebi nali.d)naseatrs ill; tit ,o)i erf- e;a10
lls t yinat C reei fi Ines oeciii e)fi:y7:11rre,,c1
this Sombre 1•C'Veii:etnticonti of othe
-coining to lou-nge abon
:murdered venal was in the 1
te get rid of an a.nnoyance
ally especial animos_ity, hut
of uunatural
full of
_ his kinsman, seeing him
-Ile had been rei
lec),Initt:rItoei\ein-iiietsolaaertysaielubteoloji.e.