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D ENYESTMENT
(i .E ErE � r.
PNDON, ONT_
rid -street„ opposite City Mills-
'Anion,
a1I„moon, Ont.
.2, for the purpose of advane:
ind Town Property et every
and on the n.ost favorable
short periods repayable by in
5rrowers_ Parties purehasing•
ellings or Stores, willfinclthe
y preferable to any othermo4e,�-
e paid at the end of each half
:. both principle and interest
1Ffin IG years. If paid yearly,.
tinned at any time, and with
rand the time necessarily oe=
ti,atit 2 of title sine prepare -
:Wars -Is
s to teras, &c., apply
T. B. LEyS,
toad Treasurer, London, Out.
ISON(Y,
Esq., Valuator
Sea -
2130 -52
100' ACRES.
FARMS,
a.
net izi niarl>etfor Sale by the
p KAEL.KQAD COMPANY
'rent P:atte Valley.
s in Central Nebraska
tete of 40 agree and upward, bas
I nnefIT dT 6- i K i CEn . Nt
al cliniafe,: fertile soil,, an abuur
r 1i T TIN THE WEST r The:-
ns
heas of \%'tensing, Colorador-Utah,.
R„• supplied by farmers iii_ the
to a licrnuestcad of 10acres.y
A`1`1G- 'S FOR, COLONIES.
•
OF FOREIGN BIR
entitled to the
....TILE elnet I -STI Al LAW
`intention to bee onie citizens' 6f
and may avail themselves 01
iediiate+ll sifter their arrival-
FOR ALL'' Millions ofd
-acer
nett Land-: open for entry
_.in, near this Greats. Railroad,.
and all the conveniences of au
tti e haserg of Ittcilroad Land.
new
the Land, alsoew
st e, l,a.at,hlet -with new maps
.'Bert:.
0- r, DAVIS,
F)Il:nii:itiit`k2ft r I-. P. R. R.
03ttil.t, NKB1t;sia •.
QF` LETTERS
at the Staforth Post Office O
ins
M1 rtt 1i.. WnI
Miss• glary;
1,f rra c lI
I11Eiaa
3leI.ay, Mrs. Alien
.1ft "laud::, MIr Ltht'
+i 4l.ell ii., Jolla
•ti ilii e, e 'r
1'a§rclv,.f F
Pewit -resist, Miss Mali
Parker, Jiiii.e3
!:tit+fc,ul, R
Shiil,er, Henry
St-utt, Edward Ensign
'tatiley, Thomas,
1`assie, John J
Vot}bker, James
Witt -ion,„ James
W t•ibrud, George
.Sestby, E J
Will::on, Walter
Wallace, Samuel
S. DICKSON`, P.
81ICTl TiE�%I .
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SEAFORTH,. FRI
AY, AUG1
ST2
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t:i
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BItiOTI1)1E1113, Publishers.
$1 50 a Year, in ativance.
cd 6tatc tai :,Ile.
FARM FOR SALE IN HULLETT.
LOT 12, Coit. 7, Hu lett ; 100 acres ; 65 cleared;
the rest in good h Irdwood bush;. lands of first-
rate quality; 60 acres clear of stumps and in good
cultivation; well ovate ed;will he sold-stoekancl
an -with or wi;theyut Mops, or:otherwise as snag be
agreed upon. Apply t E+ MANUEL CHAPMA\,on.
the premises, or address Constance P. 0. 298
FARM' FOR SALE.
roB, SAT.Tt',, on r >sonable terms, Lot No. 75,
Bayfield Concess on,-Goderieh Township, con-
taining 104 acres, 40 of which are cleared. and in a
state of good calci ation, and wcU fenced ; the
balance is well timbc red with hardwood and a lit-
tle cedar; there are wo neves failing spring creeks
running through thn farm, and no waste land; it
is in eery respect a choice lot; there is a good
frame hoose,.barn, s able and sheds; the buildings
are all nen ; there i also a good. young : orchard,
commencing to be ; is situated one mile incl a
half from the villa( e of Baytield,11 miles from
Godarioh., 7 from inton, 14 from Seaforth, with
good gravel roads le Wing to each of these plad:;es.
Price, :2,600`• For further partieulars apply' to
the proprietor on t e premises, or,, if by letter,
Bart eld Post-Ofliee
298 JOAN FRASEIZ.
a
FARM FOR SALE IN McKILLOP.
'GOR SATE OR 7,0 RENT, for a term of years,
1' Lot No. 15, (north part,) Con. 14, McKillop,
(boundary,) consist;ig of 50 acres, 40 . cleared, the
remainder hardwoo3; 21- miles from Watton; first
class log buildings food well of a ater; land Drell
fenced and in got c cultivation ; young orchard.
Commencing to bep., For terms, &c., apply to
the•proprietor on th premises, or, if by letter, pre-
paid, address AMES CAMPBELL, Jr.,
296*4 J Wilton P. 0. •
FAR . FOR SALE.
'FOR SALE OR TO RENT, Lot No. 10, (west
half,) Con. 11, Grey, consisting of 50 sores,
about 40 cleared; 9 miles from Wanton ; good log
buildings; young bearing orchard; land well
fenced and in good condition; good well of water.
For terms and •o her' particular's, apply on the
premises, or addxe s, postpaid.,
DAVID CAMPBELL,
29 . Walton P. O..
T
FAR FOR FOO SALE.
-REIN G compos t of Lot 1, Con. 10 of the Town-
ship of Tack ,smith, containing 100 acresof
excellent land, u u which there is a new frame
barn, 88x60 feet, i d also a' good orchard. For
terms, which, are sy, and either information, ap-
t ply to Mr. JA IE 1 DAVEY, on Lot 1, Con. 12, of
said -'.pownshii, o • to the vendor, WALTER REN-
. 'WICK, Sr., St. G.arge P. O., Brant Co., Ont. 296
FARM FO ; SALE IN McICI r.OI'.
3 ; h' `,: Lot 18, 4th Concession, Mc -
1; ltop, conte ing 100 acres; 45 cleared, 10
culled and 45 we timbered. There is a good log
Louse and f• ince 1}arn and stable; also, a young
bearing orchard ; e farm is four miles from Sea-
. forth, with a: good1 gravel road all the way; within
one hall mile of (Ihurch and School. For further
particulars apply to the proprietor, on the preens-
'es or Seaforth P..5.
' 2944`4 GEO. McINTOSH.
ARM FOR j 5
LOT a o.12 and pa
Cou •ession of G
50 clear c1. and in goo
Gravel ] oad, 12 mile;
276 ANGUS h
•
t o
ccy,
i cI
afro
e;\I
LE IN GREY.
Lot No. 11 in t e 18th
eousistiug of '7 a¢¢ri;s,
ltivation ; 2lr mil s' from
is Senfarth. lip if to
LLAN, on the pin uses.
OW STOL N e RR STRAYED
ST O 4N or strayedfro n Lot 8, Con: 12
lop, a COW, pearl -all red, bat with a fc
pots; ' years old; o to o the horns brok
point ; middling sir d. The above ambit
nken •om the abos e p •crises oil the in
Veclne day, July 9, las . Any inform'
pectin * her Will be sui ably rewarded b
11
a
FARM FOR SALE.
VOR SALE, Logt 11, Con- 7, Township of Hallett,
County of Hit n, containing 100 acres, 90 of
which are cleared and free from stumps; the re-
mainder is well 't mbered with hardwood ; well
fenced and dude c gained, and in a high state of
ea tivation;. goo I log house and first-class frame
barn, stable and heds and; other outbuildings ;
good young ore rd; the farm is well watered.,
there being thre 'iviug springs, one close to the
the house ; 1i i es from lUnburn, 9 from Sea -
forth and 7 iron Clinton;; surrounded by good
roads. For fart r particulars apply to the pro-
prietor on the pr. ,t.ises or to Constance P. 0.
298-f4 - GEORGE COOPER.
FA . , FOR SALE. .
OR S 1LE, L. 28, Con. 4, McTTillop, contain
inn 100 acres, 0 of which are cleared and in a
good state of eu,ii ivation, balance well timbered
with hardwood ; 1 uge 2 -story brick house ; frame
barn 50x36 ; a u driving house 34x43 ; good bear-
ing orchard ; well watered ; 2,1 miles north of Sea -
forth, and within . all a mile . o f theie gravel rod.
For further partie ars applyp P
the premixes. "
2974`4 ALEXANDER SMITH.
FARM FOR aALE. IN TUCKERRSMITH..
T'0R SALE, 1.4 25, Con. 2, E[. R. S., containing
100 acres mddre or less, 86 of which are cleared,
free from stunip:i and in a first-class state of culti-
vation ; the bal Lice in good hardwood timbered
Iand ; also, a 11e0vpr-failing spring creek rising on
the farm; log b` , dings ; good fences, 150 rods of
which is board. he farm is within 5 miles of Sea -
forth, 6 of C1in n , 2 Churches within 1 mile;
'School House within 4 rods of the farm; Gheese
Factory within 1i miles. Possession given im-
mediately after harvest. For further particulars
apply to THOM S and JOHN THORP, on the
premises; or to $ .aforth P. 0. 292ttf liiz
•
IcI�U-
w iy. .to
Of atI' as
of
re -
JOHN 13o'\ it
BULL. •
o. 8, Con. 1, Stan ey,
r -old BULL, put Dar-
nall white spot on slide;
to the undera geed„ or
ill lead to his ecovery,
versa ec.
298
StRA iE
(.'ns TR. YED from of
(L. don Road,) t ye
ham, ct in color; wi h s
any p son rani -inn( hin
4 vino information t at
will b 6 suitably rew rdec
298°4
lot
ri
• JOHN ROS.
STRA1
TR tYED from til
21, Con. 9,
arkocl with
with a sinallJ
giving info
ry of the ab
Lo
Ewes
lamb
porso
recon
29844
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Fa
cote;
298-4
,t
pre
rris,
pie
hob
alio
Ni
]I
SHEEP.
ises of the undersigned,
led,
5 EWES and 6 LAMBS.
e cut out of right ar;
in the same tzar. Any
such as will 1ad to the
I be suitably re circled.
BARNHILL,valtoii.
TE�A
-Schoch Se
Teacher wi
duties to co
HE
t n
sect
enc
COB
WANTED.;.
o. 7, Townshiji of Grey,
d or third el ti3s ' ,ertiti-
on Tan. 1, 187 Apply to
ERAUTER, 'century.
Cabi
Cabi
297
TED, i ,tteliat
14or16yea s11 a
set -making u , es
et Factory.
ANTED,
ly, two• good '.goys about
.'e, as apprentices to;_the
-
• Apply a tide Seaforth
•
WALTER SCOTT.
A
'00D STE
ply to
D B
TED
Y as an appre
E. HICKSQ
T' E ' WANT
Am or: a ale Teacher, 1;1014class Certifi at.; fo School. Secti
the Township of Gr y. Duties ; to co
pplic tion to be
tt r to Grey Post 0
RUE a cKAY, 1
T VI L SPEIRAN,
est
Tru
297
f October:
tees, or by 1
GE
Ht
Lice !Ap-
NSCO.
'
� a third-
n No. J, in
thence the
ide to the
Tlrnstees,
QTRAYED fro
od, Lot 20, C
8thiof July, two
De on br`oed, th
of F :nrham breed
ma ion as will le
aniinals will be'l
,297"4.
R STE'
.tie
n. 6, Dr
2 -year
other
•
dtot
be
AME,
•
cKillop, on
remises of thq undersign-
o1about/ the
j
old Steers, one all red, of
is of red and;'
person giving
e recovery b
rewarded.
NICHOL, Seaforth P. 0.
G CHINE FOR SALE.
A H or on time, t]o suit pug
'EI ARATOR and HORSE
to m-nufaeturecl ley Glasgow,
, a
hite color,
snob infor-
the.above
THRES
CHELP FOR
`chasers, on
POWER comps
Mcpherson , C
sons, and is all
subscriber is ab
can be seen on L
296*4
C
ni
in
di
re
f
0
to
3,
U
Linton ; has an three see-
d working order. As the
ve up the fatal, the above
on.1, Tucleri;inith, L.R.S.
L MOFFA T, Proprietor.
BAC
-von sant:, b- the
.L large or sma lets,
first-class BAC Nan
J: ES
296
ND HA
indersio ed,
for cash, 'abet
Smoked HA
& GEORGE
Nr She
at Klippen, in
It ten tons of
SS.. Appiyto
ETTY,
1 i pen P. 0.
es s WAL.
OVAL.
A WEEK AMONG THE' DAIRIE
eeds1r-Making in tlic Huron Ti net-
tnuistich, Ilistorl- and Grow is of
he Business. '
!'rvm the Stratford .Vectcona, Aug. 15.
ince the establishment ot the fort
htly cheese fair in Stratford, w a have
en more than once impressed .wi h the
portance of this branch of natio al in
stry, and this week we preset t . ou
dors with an account of most of th
fa 'tones df which Stratford is the entr
a d market. Itis only a few year
si ce the first cheese was made'
as ocieted or factory system: Ti
1 67 witnessed the commencement
s stem in this district, and on Jun
t at year the first shipment on
T R. west of Toronto, was made
13 ack Creek factory' to Mr. M.• I''.
ZV
cl
it
it
n
8
t
e
b
R,•Mi liner and Dressmaker y has -
removed film her old premises}to more om-
modious rooms in So We Block, adjoining the .j
Photograph Rooins, w i ere she will be glad to at-
tend to they wants of h . easterners as formerly
Sc•aforth,'Ang.7, 18 ,y - • 296=4 1
A RAR
WILL 13E SOLD A' BARGAINI, olio of the
Pork Packing Establi. hnlent or of er enterprise,
with plenty -of store oom, good d veiling, Stable
and cellar!: " Possessi . n immediate y. Apply to
292 E 9 WARD GAS , Seaforth. ,
CHANCrE.
WILL
e
0
f
t
eligible prsperties in eaforth for a
FO SALE..
NOv READY for (
and convenient d
and St. John .'street
Church, the pro erty f •
ccupation, that substant
-elling, on corner of Ja
opposite the Epi co
ial
rvis
pal
EDWARD GASH
LOT- FOR SALE.L
.295
HOUSE
OR SALE, c
and Lt o 0
house is a sm
best and most
Apply to A. J.
•
t teasonable errs, is Houe;e
R =R
FAFOR SALE- Vic ttrn Street, eaforth. The
ncesaron 4, Huhett; 140 acres,,
.0 acres cleared. Plenty of water,
rich of the- Maitland River run-
18 acre bush 's good -fences. Apt
ses to the proprietor, VALUABLE P
JAMES MARTIN,,'OR SALE, Cheap,
or address Constance P. 0 F inn over -b)
" part of the till
,Ni FOR SALE.frontage. For
ot 24, 1st Concession, H. R. S., 294
Tnckersmith containing 100 acres, 88 of which
LOT No. 5, C.
more or less,
and the north br
ning through th
ply on -the prem
290 _ t
FA
{ OR SALE,
are cleared and in a first-class state of cultic otion.
The timber land is all hardwood, and uncalled;i
Iditchen; a good(
B�
WANTED, i
there is a large brick house with Works,
batik barrel 70 x 40, and all other necessary outbui'ld
d orchard; a spring creek runs the Carriage D'1
ear the bnldingb• it` preferred.
rz 290
FOSTE
TH01L&,S 0
friends at d
opened his n
Seaforth, whe
tion for, roan
cigars at the
sags; also, a go
through the fa
is_ situated on t
Seaforth and fiv
titulars apply t
289
FARM F SALE,OR TO RENT.
FOR SALE 0 ' TO RENT,,on reasonable terms,
Lot 3, Con -ession8' Hallett, consisting of
109 acres, 80 of
good cultivatio.
good frame bar
a splendid orehn
miles from the s
, passing n ,
e Huron Road, three miles fro.
from Clinton. For further pa
the proprietor, rt
G. M. CHESNEY,
Seaforth P4 0.
inch.inch.are cleared and in a state of
>, and well fenced. There is a
a 60x40, and suitable sheds, also
rd; well watered; one and a half
illage of Kinburn, and within half
a mile of a got), gravel road.,; there are 80 acres
fall plowed; iia 'ediate possessionswill be given.
For further part culars apply to the proprietor on
the premises or address Constance P. 0.
276 011N STEPIiENS,Proprietor.
. FA M FOR SALE:rigs. Con
A1,1ALUA13Lt' FARM, 100 acres,
cession, M Killop, near Seaforth, on the main
gravel road to ' oderich • 85 acres cleared and free
from stumps; 35 acres plowed, the rest under
grass;. well watered and fenced, with large frame,
barn,stable underneath; log -farm houseboarcled out-
side, and good lI orchard ; possession immediately
title good and terms easy. Fur ftuther particulars
apply to'
272 LUDWIG MEYER, Seaforth P. 0.
STEAM SART MMIILL AND FARM. FOR SALE.
BEING plot '4, Con. 7, l[cKilloji, containing 104
acres, all einaredl, with good_ barns and stables,
two good orchards its fulrbearing; two never -fail-
ing springs which supply the mill. Also, lot 35,
Coil. 9, containing 48 here's of bush. The Iir0pei•ty
is situated 0 Hailes from Seaforth, with a good
gravel road thereto. For further particulars apply
on the rreiuisc s. If by post, to JOHN THOS P-
SON,,Constanc e P. 0., Ii.inburn, Ont. 2
- FARM OR -SALE IN McKILLOP.
FOIL KALE, a good Fariu, eommposecl of North
half of lot 15 and the west half of lot 14, Con.
12, McKillop, ontaining 100 acres, 50 cleared and
well fenced, a d i i good cultivation; balance -well
timbered will hardwood; a good frame house
aird nese log barn ;' good bearing orchard; two
miles and a half from a good gravel road; 10 miles
from the village of Seaforth ; there are, two steam
sawmills within 31 miles ; convenient to churches,
schools and stores. Fo'r particulars apply to the
proprietor ori the premises, or, If by letter, to
Winthrop P. 0.
280"4 . JAMES 3IcDONALD-
e one and thcr lot one of the
icnt'tattling lots in town.
OSH. { 292
OPER F
Ivo Stores, w
R SALE.
th gooddwe11-
id, in the centre t'e bisiness
ge of 'eaforth. T e 19t is 0.1eet
iirthc • particulars i pp y to
cCA • GH wY & II LMESTLED. .
WANTED.'
inron. Caniage
boys, to learn
m the (pantry
YS
e
aYS
medi
.fort
ring
TE
the
tely, at the
, three good
usiness. .Fr.
A. J. IMcIN T S SH.
OTEL; S • ORT
1 begs to inform
traveling: public that
w hote , adjoining the Post
•e he r as the very best acorn lsmbda
nil be st. TTHOMASfFOSbrs and
EIt.
aa.
n th
yea •
of thfe
10 of
he G.
sy the
Ryan,
ontreal:: Now, as much as .4O,000
rth `hays been shipped in one week
ring ,the present season. And while
is in a healthy and vigorous st e, the
t><:oduction of cheese manufactu •e was
it without its difficulties a d dis-
uragements.
The year -18 7 was very dry ;.
ere the Lowes that we have ev
nee the intro action of the fact
m. In most ases high hopes h
-cited, based lupon the returns
ork dairym n, where . dairyi
•en : followed or sixty years, an
erythingrel, ting to the cow
rstood and practised-especi
d adage, 't= t at the milk goes i
outh," and fere was in. mo
eat clisappoi tment and dissati
umber - w o started that ye
ever got ove the effects of the
vo able se, n. We have alw
tai Canada as specially,ada
airing, our climate, soil, size
di -the Eng1i h demand for the
s entirel independent of th
market. The English de
se will, n ' doubt, be perman
xpi rtatitns om year to' ye
Pry -ly in'crea
e t cknowle
ish. It
a , as a ru.
t of the gonntry, leaving t
;L I -et to b supplied with th
ir factories and dairies.
I visiting he factories we w
essed w h the desire on th
prices
r had
1.7 sys-
d been
f New
g had
where
as un-
ity the
at the
t cases
action.
✓ have
rst un-
yFi felt
ted for
f farms
se maks
Ameri-
and for
nti and
✓ must
, since our hnes grades
end to be equal to the best
s to be regretted, owevet,
e we send the be t cheese
e' home
culls of
on
en
Ita
ing wat
he factor 'es we;visited wer
this requ site ; some were
wells of large capa.city, an
'ne is us to pump the wa
Ile, from vhich it is cOnvey:
uite as good as fr
st of the vats wer
boilers, generally s
Williams, of Mitcl
firm have made
loops, boilers and
ses, and their goo
tion. Vats are
tratford, and John
Boxes by Miller
& Thompson, of
. Broadfoot and
r much
part of
rime ar-
had to
arising from the careless -
nee of patrons, in t using
ion to deliver, th ilk at
good condition. is is 'a
ch all are interest as fine
ot be made from are or
f poor
e good
s from
e more
actur-
either
y, whol
a td bear
actory,
cheese
it will
atrons,
aer of
ad, ar-
ares- to-
ct they
gener-
maniac-
rice per
election.
of good
portion
oesessed
pendeot
here in
into a
bY pipes
ly thus
h-ated by
plied. by
This
eciality
giueS for
we gen-
ufactur-
f Ellice,
wain, as
M. Mar-
rict may
11 axlapted
a found.
rungs or
surface_
ure, the
ed in this part of the
to educate t'ae peopl
AA furnishing goodimi
task. His buildings
comModiouq, and hat
added. to, heve not
increasing husiness,
by- larger. ones after
to where it
obtained is
spring. M
steam from
enterprisin
'of presses,
dairy pur
ed by Mes
of Seaforth
and Inman
w ll as by
The whole of the Huron c
be considered exceedingly w
dairy
th ease,
shor
t while
eous f
tly ter
t only 1
is old, IA1
he has
To the Creditor
Voila
in the County of Ha •on, who died
thirteenth d y of ay, 1873, anc
claims against the state of the
Milian by po -t t�
ii.
or to Benson & -41103.
Inge of Sen.fo ,th, in
before the tir t day
inistr
proceed to distiibut , the asset of the
ceased amongst the parties =tit] d ther to, hay
I ims of which. he thert has no
of Hugh
er, Deceas
of Hugh
eMill n, the
d.
MeMi n, th
on or about th
said Eli& Me
administrator
r; Soliciors, at, the 11
the County f Hare*, on 0
September, 1878, tit the ex
e the said a
said de
4
fo
th
either by running
distance from t
the entire sectice
✓ cheese manuf
ed the Herkimer
as it the same fine
ti
country, Mr. Bal -
1 work, having had
up to the necessity
k, in itself1no light
though large and
ling been frequently
ept pace with the
1
iul will be :replaces_
he close of the sea -
son. FromIthe entr rne care -al d 'atten-
ned the
in the
outside
Black Creek ch
reputation of b in
market, amil alw
prices.
lage of Kastrrville,
three miles roin St,
pettres, receives 9,Q
making 12 to 154ch
Mc enzie, mak
was burned last
placed by he new
building. The
an 4xtremel pro
more than
yealre
in tts first year, as
ceites 8.000 poi nd
polnds ot ehees daily ; has made 600
eh eses up, to d te It is owned by al.
co pany of 1 Stockholders. Henry ,
Mil. James Woo heesemaker. This is
the only ,
1 Logan, but as the
apted.. for dairy pair -
township i
pOitesi it its Ce ped that many -more
will soon f row
on4Elma, gravel TO d, near Elma Centre,
T1 ird year. Has 58 patrons, awl re-
ceiivest8,.0001note of milk, making 800)
po oda of cheese aily. Mr. .T. Cellars,
. Cleland, one of, the
es
ys
has atta
the bes
command
LE FACTORN
ears ago i the vil-
atford. I has 50
00 pounds of milk,
eses daily - Owned
ea, , but has been re -
an more commodious
astnerville factory is in
pe ous condition, Waving
oubl its business since last
near Brodhagen's, is
81 patrons, and re -
milk. .maling 800
tor
well ac
F.
8
is
11
ed. by Messrs. John,
Shearer, W. Martin:
;having three or fuer
receiving the milk of -
y. Their, cheese is of
with the opening of the scison.
situp, ed ou the south boundary of Tuck-
ersmith, between. that township artd1,18-
borne, has 160 patrons, receives 25,000
pounds of milk and has- made 3,4001
eheeses np to the rst of August. The
owner, Mr. A. Malcolm, who is alsothe
maker, is a progressive -man,. and hes
:beginning of the present 'season the in-
terest of Mr. Mork& was assuncled by
Mr. Thomas' Ballantyne; slime which
tinte the product has -beep doubled and
the quality correspondingly improved.
. AVONDALE FACTORY
is- situated on tbe 3rd. , Concession. of
North Easthope,. is in its foOrth year,
and has 72 patrons, receiVes 12,000
pounds of milk daily, and has turned. out
the present season 800 cheeses. It is
owned. by Mr. John Dow, who attends
personally to the manufacturing. The
factory is in a prosperous state. ,
SILVER. 'CREEK FiCTORY
is situated on. lot 18, 9tlit Coneession,
North Easthope, is in AS Jirst year. It
has 27 patrons and. receives 3,000 pounds
of milk, making 250 to 300 pounds of
cheese daily. The number made So far
this season is 200. 0-vned by.: Mr.
Henry Cook ; Mr. Johnl Brown, Maker. .
As the name would denote, this factory
is situated immediately ver a beautiful
silver stream, icy cold, ven in the mid-
dle of summer. Every facility is thus
present to make good ch ese, and the ap-
pointments are perfect. It was aestrange
notion, however, for the owner to erect
so cannplete a factory in the middle of
the bush, . with a eoad leading to it,
which, in bad weather, must be well nigh
era-mrsrean FACTORY,
Anierian repatation. The drying house
is detached from, the factory and well situated in the village of Hampstead,.
ventilated.. The making room is in the and township of North Easthope, has 29
basement, brick tloored and kept as tisly patrons, receives 4,600 pounds of milk
as a lady's parlor. Mr. Robertson also deity, and , has manufactured this yeat.
over 500 cbeeseS. It is owned. by Mr.
Peter Stewart, and rented by Mr. J. M.
Dow, of the Avondale factory. Miss t
Maggie Murray is the maker, and leaves
nothing undone that -will conduce to the, .
excellency of the product of the factory.
situate& in the Village of Lisbon, t and =
township. of North Easthope, on the
town -line between Perth. and 'Waterloo,
is in its third year, has 30 patrons, re-
ceiyes 3,200 pounds of milk, and has
turned out 200 cheeses to ist of August.
Mr. Jloha Mtikan, owner and maker.
OAK (41101711 FACTORY,
situated_ in the village of New Hamburg,
is in its third year, has 60 patrons, fur-
nishing 10,000 pounds of milk, and turn-
ing out. from 12 to 20 cheeses daily.
Wood, maker.
James t!z Willie situated in the township of Wilmot, vile
and. Norval Hall lege of Phillipsburg, is in its thitd year,
patrons each, an has 75- patrone, receives 9,000 pounds of
30, to•50.cows da milk,. taming out 14 cheeses daily.
steerior quality Owned by Messrs. -Snaith & Wood. ; Mr.
prices. Io eours John Wood, maker.
tOry, which. will is in the village of Mannheim, and town-
adventa,ge of all .ship of Wilmot, is in AS -third. year, has
able that thit co 37 patrons, receives 4,200 pounds of milk,
place as soon as making 400 perm& of cheese daily.
eionnsw Owned' by Messrs. Bricker & Lederman.
n ar the villaue is situated aboot half a mile south of the
5;1000.pounds of Welresky. It is in its first year, haS 48
a cheese daily. patrons, receives 4,800 pounds of milk
300 cheesee have daily, and has turned out :300 cheesee the
present season. Owners, 'Messrs. S. &
MI141-ERTON FACTORY,
situated in Milverton village, has 74 1
patrons, receiVes daily 9,000 pounds of -
milk, and iip to first of August has made .
Reeve of Mornington. Mr. Walter De
'Gear, maker. 'Mr. Kertcher has succeed-
ed in fitting this factorY, up in first-cials ,
style, and has the services of a coMpetent
maker engaged. ,
II 0
wned by Mit 1
st intelligent rnon of Elute. It is- sit -
bed in Con. 3, about two miles
fr m Listowel ;: has 22 patrons, and re-
cervea4,160 poands of milk, making 400)
Mr. W.
Banat
ship of
milk, me
. Ward owner ; Mr. Elias- G. -
lot 2, concession 1, town-
ruce. Second. year. -Iles 101
reeeiving 12,000 pounds. of
king. 18 cheeses daily -e945 to
1st of Angust. Owned by Messrs: Mc -
The most northerly factory in
iet,land a first-class establish -
every respect.
LINTON FACTORY
d i the village of Clintore, end
of Goderich. It has beep in
n fo three years, atcl has 111
feet+ whom it receives 10,000
f milk, Making 18 cheeses daily,
maker.
the clis
nieut
is situa
townshi
operati
patrons
pounds
double he productionOf last year. It
is owne 1 by Mr. Peter Straith, Mr. 1).
y, cheesernaker.
alf 4 mile north of Sealorthe is
_cond.. year, has 107 patronS; and
by 1 Mr. 1 . Scott Robertson.
well ratted or the manufaeture of printe
cheese, which is doubly ensured - by the
presenee of, the maker, Mr. John Chis -
hi
holni, Who as.for the past two seasons
managed. t e celebrated Brownsville fan -
tory, Which has both a European and ant
D. Hea
about
in its s
receive
The b
owns tiwo other factories, at "(Inborn- and,
ii BRUCEPIELD, FACTORY,
near he yinage of Brucefield, in the
• towns rip Of Tunkerstith on the Bay-
field r ad, seven; miles sou'th of Seaforthe
is in its fourth year, has 12'i patrons,.
and receiv s 20,000Ipounds of milk, rank-
ingfrOm 0 to 32: cheeses daily. The
predattiouete. Aug. 1 has been sixteen).
hundred cheeees, Owned by Messrs. E.
maker. 11,fie Brimfield. faeto.ry was
burned lent All,. -with a large quantity of
cheese on hand, but was rebuilt, with all
the finprovements- that experience could
polands of chees daily. A t oug a suggest, in time o commence op '
comparatively sm411 factory, it has a hi
reputation for first-class cheese, its owner
piling it his closett personal supervision.
Ira, the same, v. inity there are several.
shp,11; dairies, ow
: and commands good added to his knowledge of the business
of time they willl, in by seeeral trips, throuoli the dairy dig -
°name greatly to, the sults of which are visible in. his well-
oncerned.. It is- desk-- managed factories, of which he has two.
ossible. owned. by Mr. W. 0. Fowler, an.d leased
EMI FACTORY, 'for e. term of years by Mr. Maleohn., is.
een Geey and Wallace, situated in the northwest corner of Tocke
0 Molesworth, is in its ersmith. ...Has 75 natrons, receives 13. -
patrons, and reeeives 000 pounds of milk, and has nia,de 117.00.
ilk, making 500. pounds cheeses up to the -present i . Alr.
, een manufactueed. It Andrew Johnson, ;natter. fine '
hest year, has. 3 villaste of Crosshill, in the township of
113p -to the piesent time,
isi. owned by M . John H.. Scott e Mr. This is an ohl factory, being in As seventh
41bert Crawford; maker. year- It has 53.patrons, and receives
' 1 •-e011. E FACTORAT 8,000 pounds of milk, making 800 pound&
ia ia the krill of Gerrie, fotblerlY of cheese daily. It is owned by Mr.
t 'rd. year. . Hat 52 patrons, and re- bert'; Mr. W. Garclinerentaker.. This is
calves 6,000 pound.s of milk daily. Has one of the best factoriee in the district,
Made 30,000 pc nds -cheese up to ht of being well fittod. up and. carefully man-
Aueust... -Owne iv 41AT, S ander s on & aged. The cheese manufactured here
Spelling, The etery ia -conveniently has it, good reputation in the market. ,
Canada.
su face as that fa,mous noun y in York
St te, but everywhere 'from h hillsides
• d valley gush forth bean ul
sp hags, a d while it has hi rta been
n tedt for he excellence an euality.of
1 it fall wl eat, we have ever eason to
h pe that, at distant date will -be -
'come the I aim& township airy pro-
, t ducts, as has hitherto bee n cereals
regaxil to the
for the tisseti so di tributed, or any part thereo
to any persdn Of whose claim be shall tot bar I, and peliti s.
it canbe leduced that- the
Dated August 1.3t
orontoi Grey andtBruce Railway track, in the village of:- Carronbrook, is 'in its -
Which. will soon be open for traffic, and first year, has 85 _patrons, receives 1,200
i singularbe well located, tor shipping its pounds of milk, and tarns oat 12 to 14
. BittIS-S LS, Ltomoitv,. Dorsey & Atobertson ;, Mr. 'Hugh DeVlin, . HONEY GROVT, FACTORY
nbout a mile north of the village of Bras- maker. - is ,sittrated ot lot 1, Con. 2, of Welles-
sels, (formerly Ainleyvillet 011 the south- CROMARTY FAA:TORY , ley, on the tewri line between that town -
ern extension o
•
nd Bruce Rail
ear. Has 100
ounds of mil
heese daily. II
heeses,. aver
wned by Mr..
f 1 merchant, an
has s -pared no 4
f dory and, has,
int, re township of Fullarten, near- Fut-
r his producti n. ' tartan Corners; is in -its third. year. It
i in the townshtp of MeKillop, five miles : of ilk .claily, and has tuened out this
1
thuinistrator to [qua •
t di et of he district amou
ION
$8,000 OFF
BE HELD
•
16th, 171h, 1S
RED IN PREMIUMS !
ON TICE
it and 1901 T4epten-sbe
Prip I4sts ain't Entry Papers can be lisad at tp. 1.
of other Societies thrOg-hout the Proviire,
vin their entry tieke s prior t ex
' • 'JOHN HOBSON, ...A ,
1878. . President
th
Pc
,000 daily, or over $75,000
of tvhiehJet paid in cast
o the 4antry -Whereas,
rts of cheese exceeded ou
10te00f0a.ctories are given tn
1 in which they were visite
: order naturally comes the
situated on Lot 25, Con. 4h Downie,
ei /lit miles ,from Stratford., 'and. the
1
the Wellington, G
'my ship and Mornington. First year. Has
is iii the; village of Cromarty and town-
atrons.. Receives. 8,000 ship of Hibbert. It has 109 patrons, re -
ay, is- also in As third
making 850 pounds or ceilles 12,000 pounds of milk, making 16
already turned. out 700 cheeses daily, and sm, this season.
Owned by Messrs-. Hamilton. & Ballan-
g over 7,-5- pounds each. tyne ; Mr. William: Hants, maker.. The
:ohn Leckie, a success -
Reeve of Brussels ; Mr.
perm; in fitting up the
as a eonsequence, reaped
Cro
ago
Cr
ma
arty factory was started seven years
at the SftM13 titae as the Black
k factory., and under its eeresent
iagement turns out a superior article.
1 orth of Seaforilh." Has 83 patrons, and t sea -on ' l',250, ex3ellent cheeses. - It is
'he drying roone is heated with hot air. I a xed price per pound. for .all- cheeses
lie factory is extremely complete, and , ma mfactueed, amethod common in the
I Wier- the whet- in feeding the hogs of .
I dary districts of Yotk State, but which
atrons that pay be sent_ to them, ; ea se;
ha, aot been generally adopted in Canada
The business has so largely in-
harging three cents per pound for all ; cr as'ed. that the present buildings are
he weight gained, This is a plan pecu- I en irely inad.equate, and will be enlarged
ler to this factory, and. is said to be en- ' at
irely satisfe,etcry to patrons.
18
I itt-tAtecl. 6,1; miles north ot Ciintou, is ; Ht
eceives 9,,000
O. to 12 chee
unds of milk, making
es per day, Owned by
red. by Mr. W. Francis, and managed
Mr...W.. Huxley, who engages all his
1. help, runs the factory, and charges
1
its third year, and has 121 patrons,
nd has manufactered 1,200 Cheeses. the
resent season, Owned by' Callender
cott & Hunter, waken
4rst-clasnfactO yin every respect,
KIN ;URN FA(TORY
1}-.3 situated_ in ti hp township of Hallett,
7 miles north Of Seaforth, is in. its second '
cese pro- Year has 85 patrons, recerves 1 0,000
to over
r month,
1860, by
r, our im-
xporta -by
t rotation
d. First in
parties not reee
the Show will find
Guelph, tjuly 26
neer
w
ceiving
00 poi
by it
nt of
actory of the di,
seventh year, has, 1
25,000 pounds of •
nds of cheese daile
r. Thomas Balla t
he Canadian Darr
Mr. Thomas Glee
4 patrons,
k, making
It is own -
e, maker.
s establish-
epomeds of
eheeses daily.
Rebertson, of
ray, maker.
'LAND eaceona-
,eituated in 'the village of Manhhester,
in its first year, it has. 100 patnins, and. - 0
eceives 9,300 •pounds Of milk: making 11
00 cheeses limy& been .manufactured.
Bodwell, The number of patrons
and the good price realized few the pro -
'tact speak well for thettdeeirability of :
his locality f dairy purposee.
DOWN IE. FAC1'OltY '
situated on lot 11, 5tb Con., Downie.
a. 63 patrons, receives 12,000 pounds of
inilk daily, and has turned out the. pres-
ent season 900 cheeses, averaging over 70
pokinds each. it is owned by Mr.- John
Si arman, and. managed by Mr. William
8 Ian. Mr. Sharman hae fitted Op his
fa. tory with. all the moderndevice.s and
Wire of firskelase cheese, and. as a neces:
sary consequeuee has seldom, failed. '41
re
k,. turning oat 14 to lo
Owned by- Mr. W. Scott is
tl cepresent time hae made /00 oteeesee. ford ; E. Caswell, Iogereoll ; Ja.11.10 .
lizing the extreme markeb figure;
CORE OF DOWNIE FA -C -TORY.
in its 7th year. Has .55 patrorese ze-
ves. 8,000 potinds of 'milk, and up to
38 patrons, furnishing 4,800 pounds, of •
milk daily. Has turned out 400 cheeses
up to tbe present time. Owned by Mr.
David Chalmers. The naellifinons name
of this factory would. seem tO inacate
'superior sweetness in the prodriet, and.
certain it is that the anticipation -is fully
realized. The maker, •Miss Jf..0.0 Mur-
ray, as well as' her namesake.. of the
Black Creek,' and both of them bear wit-
ness to the excelleney of their training in
the superior quality of the chtese turned
out by therm!
first year, has 24 patron.% furnishing -
4,000 pounds of milk daily, and has made
300 cheeses, Owned. by-, Mr. James
Vance ; Mr. Jtrab Eddy, maker.
THE CHEItsE 31A .
This article would net. be complete
without a notice of the foatnightly cheese
market at StratfOrd. Although only es-.
tablished the present sewn, its- benefits
have been Made; manitest in the better
prices. °Mauled, and. thn general peke ma-,
tion diffusedI through ite medium,
market instead of zellieg the, interim.
No better argumentecould be breught for-
ward. in laver of the market than the ex-
perience of the pest two weeiee, and the , .
unprecedented nee. in value. :Owing to ,
the competithk, between bayers, sales-
- men attending were able to realize outa
side figures, while those wl4o had already
ages bt 1 in weitine for the
The bliyer a usually in attendance at
Marshall and. Thomas Padlantyne, Strate
•eaforth, tin John Mur- .c
is owned by 31r. Hugh Dempsey, Mr. Grant,i fee Geo. Bowles & Co., Londone
ihn Dempsey maker and salesman. England, ; Villiaraltevies, for W. Davies:
is factory is situated on the Zorra road, & Co., 'Toronto ; Starke for •‘'."ta,rk &
Donegal Creek, so named by the late -Bruce,Torento ; Vandewalker, for M.
r. J. J. E. Linton, as most of the set- Hameam Co.,:t4ontreal ; J. tt Gales,
ers in that vicinity are fram the Coim- for Ayer & Co.,, Montreal ; Heasley,
) continue as prosperous as at present. While an Anierican gentleman -was
in the village of Tavistoek. and town-. gootitranewtalria,alieRwitleeNareuninstrgesewt, 1,nhtehedrociptypeodf
ip of South Easthope, 'Is in its 4th his wallet! containing a Lugo stun of
(1..t behind was a
,1.3 situated. oullot 12, coucession :1, town:.
!ihip. of Aslitield. Has 82 patrons„ re- '
eeives daily 7,000 pounds of milk, tend
ties turned out 550 cheeses this season. '
Year has 70 patrons, and receives 10,- MODZsY. pl •
00 pounds of ma., making 1,000 pounds. little. boy named Maguire. who saw it
cf cheese daily, Miss Agnes Fleming, arallpicked A up, He immediate -
r akar. The faetory was formerly Owned I ly returned it to the gentleman, who, for