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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
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Mitts and Socks—Hoffman Bros. •
Pianos and Organs 'Scott Bros.
Grand Opening—A.G. McDougall & Co. t.
Abstract—Township of t;Iclillop.
Farm fcxr Sale—Geo. Iffa&kney.
Farm for Sale—Rob t. lkldllis.
Auction Sale—R.,ev. J. F Renaud.
Seed Wheat—J. E. Brigham.
To Blacksmiths—Geo: Irwin.
Farm ti Rent—C. J. Ryn.
Estray Cow—Alexi—McLennan.
Notice—fames Lang.
Seed Wheat --1 obt; Goveulock
Seed Barley --.I). Sproat
Gold Chain Lost—Expositor 0fftce:
Important to the P;ub.ic—T. lac,d.
New , c
F
C ds A:Slni tl� . West.
Returned—Miss Qlaheld.
Grocery; Stock for Sale- E. Leavens.
Painting --James Greaves.
• I
THE
.
done its share towards i circulating
literature 6f Yankee la f d spa :ula
the
tors.
The DoiIinion of Gonad. fficii 1•Postal
Guide, lrevised and pu ill lied quarter-
ly by tireauthority of tl e Po strnaster-
G neral" and ten thousand c opie
w ich re circulated, b the;.Gro
ent, as also been enli ted it tel.
p;triot'4 .service.' One advertise
in this •oink is that of a Canso rai
?rnpa •'s lands, offered 'on cagy to
which, `fter the op ening
continu e in this traiu :
4
Stop wrestling n with stumpsand
"stones r a miserable ruppor. Go to
th
ii
uy
rises Valle • aur buy d farm at
the .cheep rates and on he easy terips
given a,,ove and i& a fes year &i at fur-.
tllest, ith the sat e effo 't and-
en.iploy l in Gena a, yeti mat
the titl to a rod} 1 fares, crit
cufoi•t, an
e, with in
Alter pug
ad verti•_ement of:
s of
vein-
euu-
ineut
lroed
rots,
nnou)icement,
(Otto• . l�cki,cien
SEAFOItTII, MARCH 26, l 80. plete \viten etatisti
. sources. The ale)
Yankee Land Speculators .and peared"in the Posi
the Dominion Government. and we in the h
The land sharks and speculators of atiring e whole inter.
Minnesota and Dakota, have"come"it It wil thus be ,.een h
sharp" over the Dotinion Government. these Y : ukee ].and shark
Always on the alert for the best possi- connive, Ice of their Ca
ble means of placing before the ° public have be . in securing t
the merits of their [couutry for .settle- our Gov rnment to. comp
went, they have succeeded, strauge as vantage. of their eduntry
it may seem, in securing prominent emigran s, and at the e ti
positions= for their! advertisements in : themsel I l
the emigratione
pamphlets issued by the , cli"ery
• Govemment of our kCanada. In so do- mats b
ing they shave acco19Lplished two very Artiest b
Govern
an
aucy t(
all,
"ianStL,.
rela
e•acly
al
Gui
Economy
pissess
L every
eviab e :nude--,
let.
ars a glowing
laude and re-
iug to its
rtiseriient
e for'(ai)ct
f pesima
w sttcce
', throi h
adian ag
e pros -big
lend :the
to inten
seer i e a
les of our. 1epa tmental
I. distribute t .eir aver
oadcast ever the world I
i'yoncl beiiq�f that the {C ana
•ent shouldl'be s ci.re1ees
to allow 'theins lve4 ! iud
hose guardian
ized in this
e matter is, they
lack of hungry c
Mitchell stem
t
ci
. The ;we . t is 4 ° _ elo
sequen 1:kes are roz
newer kn , n to have ee
ire
11 SE E. r'cin. TION.—It 'is
china'. 08 Lot favor he
if Chines en] gration tooth
s but prerthe mutu 1 ri
cion of `t. e' c minerce aid
each oth is country, ':i'
T OFd '1ENIAN. — Jo' In
r0 Anent Ort
P,
in., was take
;vars inth
ook a
Iliyil invast
s rved sin_
i' ntiar • ' o mitted si
1 fl the poli. ?e . tatign in
G
y.
3oES Ei GIl LE AS JI;Ii_
Bu
iku
e Coni t, ity judges o
1 ave pllu ,ed the name
es on thr curb• pane1.-.
i stance ;ita t e historys!
h i .'ii which co1Dred men ha
rii, c
ltiinorei ,ir , tate Couris.
zero
n- tha
closer
under
restric
Unit i
dtotal •ca
citizen
URON EX.POSITOIR.
.I fit ed on board, after the "
ces an l on arrival they were
pp fectly : sound couditioni
po ters sold the mutton at16
f at 5d. per lb., which nh
is ps,i es at 8d. and 7d. per 1t .
1 , at least. The experim
ed, therefore, tolerably
The Montreal Ocizalt ,
sii posed to be in the confid
to a Mi isters, says : The G
policy in'relatioirto the bank
un' erstood, been pretty wee
i. On Friday a deputation of �h
tL ong interview., with t
Mi.isteiion the subject of t
subject
chi nges in the Banking A
we k a final conference w 1:
1' Th - G-overnlnent will assn` It
i uiI er the denomination of
ccs rse it is expected the Dolt
las s e will be increased about
au all • banks established
Quinn
in th
risoeer
ingsto
le in
alio 0
.---Th
Balti
o fiftee
his is th
of ,Mary
e bee
uty i
le
-re- dI
S ap` d
ober, re
stars
ssful
the el
eu ts, 13
e of
I ad- ccat
en
ding obi�e
vail cb
{ Iizeci as Iig.ble for juj y;' pasageof the new Act wig
boll dollar for dollar i
Ressi.>,I_ii P�- onLutt. —I'The probe [ bol ds for all notes issued
ich Gel r€� ilfelikoff .s t •yiug to� oth r important change exp
ut in 8 etersburg is, how tel ma e increases the securit
tic the de ;nal cls of the eo ile with note by making them a Ai '.;good opening for a general. store. If
fityi. ; For this object th -C mmis- r: the assets, so that the solv0I cy Of the anyone with a small capital .would
which - i s practically s tar n 1 id' g
cif 1 i i • the hex h : s beelii notp y secured, .i The other start one see e he won ld do a large
I
E
1
e
air" pro-
found in
The lin-
rate. an�the
.ns retail
speetle-
-maybe
ccessful,
Which is
nee of Ot-
• vern m en t
bas, it is
ruaturc d.
niters head
Finance
proposed
and next
be had.
all notes
, by ;which
inion note
3,000,000,
after the
require to
Dominion
The otily
ted to be
of bank
st lieu on
lage of St.i Loo, He
may stay over night,
the -progress, the count
seven years
The soil i
a rich dark
and easily
THE 50I
1 this part .f the country is
alluvial so 1, ri.tber loamy
orked. It needs no manur-
ing. . Wheat can be gr i wn�lfor_ a large
number of years in su ces�lon upon the
same grove. , and will yie d abundant
crops.. The average yi Id ' f wheat last'
4
year was 33` bushels per _acre (spring
wheat) ; barley 50, and^oate 60. Roots,
&e., grow:tolau enormous ;size. Grain
` will give the above average' upon the
i second lowing. A fri nd of Irvine got
i 40 bushes of spring ti heat to the acre
, upon the sOcond plo The; Wheat is
1 rather lower than it we, , bLiangiug about
75c per bushel.] It -ha, beien 90c and
95c ; . oats fetch 50e, w th ` ready sale ;
potatoes, 75e ; barley, 5c to 50c ; dairy
produce is scarce ; utter, 25c per
t pound ; egg5,i'about 20 ; ,pork, $20 per
barrel ; flour, $5 per ba •rel1j The_want
of a good grist and s w mill is' felt
: strongly in this place. There is also a
e ebur traveller
d ponder o'er
has made in
.into.t', p its—one io .uppress:
]u ion, •ana he other o uq.uire
o he poli }ica couditio f the
Deist/ Te ivlma c.—It .is �itat d that
h banquet i ivE.n to Par ell by the '
loll Fanners 4 C ub Saul ' night,
sir said tb t, ad seen ti
4 diad don i Russia,
titirtional on se they w
ti 'suing it !Pa liament
e tho gh v Ireland.
eo product ;s,u.. ther Her
ably with 1 {ett r results.
I1NELL'S 11?EC .,PTION.--''ar.
at Queen 4,:i non Sat 'rd:
enthusiast a1 y received,
-night wa• !'en ertained at a
I e Cork "lar mess' Clult.
s: i,present vs ,clre Mr. BiggJr, 11
- • iament, an Devitt Lnd
dieted a; tat rs, and Me If
A large 4ro d with 'an
s and tot'ws''he: accompinie
h !the statirjn n his de.art
IC IN O11 nC 1.4--A pani
important objects :° First, they secure
prominent notice i:1)cl honorable. men-
tion through the mediums used by their
;rivals for advertising their lands and
secondly, they neutralize the good fact of tl
effects which should naturally result ecl'by a 1
the Pete
ma-
tise-
t is�a`
w
dian f sr
or by
•
the th
they pre, to t1i
y. .1) -the ' M
are su r7und- b2
'sines'. nits e
• —wi h
t, h.
po
Iot,s qw P
n a4[ ztntage e°
enc •f
ase 1
y1
l Ju
Itt
po rfion
s dlen
he 1
ga
e a f'
sigiap
r mks, tiv
dine,
r conff'u
of .the ha
m n„ a1d
Arts b6th
of p•iiion
1: wlabidi
h slater
w s Ili bu
!•ei1
w a s fon
tr alt it a
p iso, b
r ca714e
r, c
3.
V
ntic�il
•fieth
hjodpit
s loaf
for
u>;uis
u
sinijile a
country
be victi
.i
from placing before entencling emignth ts them to Ic stain extent
the advautages of ' settling :on Cana and then' name parties ar
dian territory. Tl4.eedodge is a slrrewd '
one, and it has bee- only too successful. use that ower to their o
and tai th serious detri
The particulars r specting Ole affair • country,, lis, - the
°
have been made 1: ublic .through the instant : 1
f
Parliamentary deb
some time least Burn
Mitchell, a former c
• acclonad and a
present authorities
tes. It seems that
er the Hon. Peter ' Pro
olleague-of Sir John I
favorite - with the Mr. Ju
at Ottawa, paid a in addres
of ' n
ave
wer,
to a
the ti -
via
this pi
an
do
and
no
O
ast,
ry,
the [
of Cil
eta, • be',o
us- i °I -Io
ols.
oras ` hal
dly � nut
ho th
aiid
ed Go
rd- dis
aI ' Ie
i bUo
of .
eats suc
ng . the
of ma
r-
pro
I -ere ed
nd•' on
nd.
tari
and
ut sager
the
late
the
Al'? that
t- his
b� 1tre 1
ur ' cosi
e
will
to Sen
at hong
al . thein
best
the
are agai
h -have
at ihte-
t
Ile in its
nai _lit be
ma II, and
ell ar-
mong
ember
nrs Dee, pga at;l9anryi hsog0
Sunday 1
congrega-
k ill- in er
w th its Pr
urned el
Criminals
tice Armour, on
ing the Huron
visit to Manitoba, going through Min- said Hinting other thi
taken mainly in thc interests of the St. ; crime in 1; this, country
Paul, Ifinueapolis and Manitoba Rail- which was larely fostere
way. Mr. Mitchell wrote a series bf urious c Mforts • of our
totters, which he had published in "the ' Anq so w 11 known.were t
• .Montreal erytlet. irhese letters eule- tha onr eels were bee'oz
gized the lands lying along the line Of fine wit). vagrants:and
those iu Minnesota, and Dakota,. They : the result was that they
were; heiwever, of a very readable and for months at the expense
rether Interesting chazacter. After be- working and honest. yee
ing published iu the :Herald, *they were many cases the prison cam
collected and' pablitilied in pamphlet • bed and b
huge tracts of land the States above - things sho
named. Besides liese- letters the lenue 'on
*pamphlets coutteiThed flaming advertise- tholght Dllat until a man
guilty he sholuld be properl
leapt ;comfortable whilst i
Dakota,. Geeat nembers of diced • Sensations f punishment.
pamphlet's were printed adia circulated : Just' is rnaour is right
•
On
t 4,11d, New 1.3r inswick,.
Whil la very larg
Ls attend g the cone!
the fo iy hours' de
plaster el causing
-Order as restored
unately
ts, and
ingle a
nt
aid of this class
✓ to those of the
axpayer. 8i/
I net be, LIS it
s tending emigrants would derive by set -
by the agents of those lands. For Writ- says, z,nd h
ing these letters there is no doubt but , tee abbe
did
John
cora Sun
(t1 muCh
was u
Notes
ay last and _
ie ilibl 'to appe
sittingt Id
end of ,he
permits iihe
metit is
'one, and
a break
e better
uzzle 0
:trore ill
Itament
eflnesd ay; an
iseusaion is
te the lidase meets.
dward Ilia ton, .son
,selt n, is like
ate for Chat
ely Cons
bability
ion.
was give
nembers
file a re
to it in tha
s f OM Mar
House wi
If hie /no iou
er 1 weeks ao
,, xpenditi
%was inoyet .for, but. up
time has u, t been submi
ur'ed will )ea the ligh
on or why; .ho ld there
Kingston, au institu.
mitt leadriii g an adieus
and ALlf,ing on from
itteCou; ell
ne
attention' to tins tic ed.
Mr. Mitchell was handsomely. remune jeetion to the manner in
eratekby'the parties interested. Ali public polls ; are now cen
this was right enough, aud had the „have frequently directed
matter Stopped here hone. could core-. this same matter. It is a
Itut the versatile Peter was not our gaols should be used a
satisfied with the fate he got from his • 'th fr
a
support of wotthl
mk
st
edly pdssessed with the Canadian Gov. .1 nient that could be inflicted up
ernmehl to get a slice: from the Porein- charaCters would be to a
ion. Hp accordingly arranged with Mr::- work., If olar 'county gaols;
Pepe, the bead of the Cenadia,u Immi- . afford facilittes for the perf
gratiou Department, to furnish a large , this; la,bor, they should d
number of his pamphlets to die distri,- ,
hilted by that Department with -Hie .
„Cana.diau Northwest !' The arrange- , bodies to utiderta.ke any sue
ohell was detailed by Mr. L :wee chief ' L- egislaiture
that Co ndre_e_t_teet(re the House on Tues- ' their own h
day last. ttIr., Lew°. said '' t et there ertv;leoudu
was au uuderstanchegbetWee i the Min- County cou
Yankee eniployers:: Ile conceived the w o are too indolent to
idea of pang the influence he uncleubt- hone litriuth The great
111
th
15
he
uil
eh uges M the Act will and will not affect the peinei les of the 1 THE I3IA E. ;
exi ting one. • So much has been ea, d already a
The Ottawa cerrespo dent of the climate.of Manitob by people
the Montreal Witizes.s tines refers eve visited ‘. it that iti hardly n
td- the speech of the re mber for ention. Still it has en
So th Huron en the tariff 9_ estion de-, ggerated by many. It
ed a few days ago : Cameron, een a very severe wint
uron, followed on!. the ppositien he Oldest known for
and'. dealt princlipally with the ba was not•alone to s
enaeuts made by Sir Cb ries Tup- ffec e of a polar wave
In the course of, his elt hroughout the Uni
r le s. Thia -country
ry, nd presents its a
of
sid
sta
per ,peech he
fict n, and in replying to Ws varioits
sta ments seriatim spoke df them Se
He also mentioned that Si Charles
per had stated that if ver there
was a time when he desired t beim the
oo s of the Minister of Finance, it W115
n t at occasion, but said th .4- the Hon.
en
it
ir
ea
usi
oo
ook
eman was bidding; for n
ots (those of his leader),1
ohn Macdonald pretest
and the other ts o
up the joke, Sir Charlet at last 1
d up and smiled Sarcasti
'he Stratford Bewail. a ks : What
huts Far- 1
Set stirred 1
ted that 1
Internal
entered a
avaganCe
rit in, the.
at when_
been ex -
ointment
seems to be just as man as t ere
st session. This is a relat o' t -
n the people of the con ry, an I
t against ,it. When ma,zi
d to Parliament I do no think he
shoul be Are opening az closing
the d ors on entering or passi out of
Mae h use. It iS a gross piece of ex-
trava artce to have two men; t every.
n it as
close it
is
ole
llo
wo
eul
Cis
ere
as
ge
ote
act
nd every
d not to
hts kept
of his Tory frien
recent meeting
omy Committee
n protest against the ex
yed by the Governm
iug style : "I thought
ld come- to Ottawa t
find that economy ha
d, particularly in the api
eckl
ds
is s
f th
11
ily, has djo
mouth. gr teful
to drat p y for
rent by in
t there w 11
which ha
States h
lugs, au
Li their d
rliament
Tuesch
ter holid
ot conch]
a couple
- this., unless for
should either ta
of these iustit
'Oils to procure
lets. The book Wah. tt) 11C! arranged ou To c:lo 'BO We ild; no doktbt,
th
106
ed
out
th
•
11
ra
of
• died !
e: educi
• whict
• for IA
his d
o
it 110
cle
Th
ex
t es
o th
DS
prop
fere
clees
shed
5(1)113
smut
prese
tureS
vestit
ned. as
osi
ion
any ep
of mo
th t all t
le body sh
ali 'cation
ten 'da
hat Oa
ul
1
the besis of the letters that were pub-- expense It the ottset, but tla ee.
-Relied in the Montre0 rob!, with the
cif the prisou 'together -mit tre
eminent ; that the -Department furnish- ,
ed .with hues. number. of
11
maps for his paniphleti and the. t...he -was
let.IAN DI
I:0 be paid the usual price for th-e paper 'Inditins are e.
and peiuting, with a skecial- grant _for through Sou
received, he could "Mt te 1 bow many ' Iiirt101
ham ' of Gler
some were distributed esz received title 2 satublay.
Teri reel -eel
firet that WaSreceived '4 II 11 Wetre
deliberate zu•ratigernent wee made lae
tweeu the Miuister and Mr. Mitchell Man .Whoee
railroad acci
for the pamph1(...ts,.a1111 that a largo
I -many, last vs
number of them beeu distributed
and". there is no doubt in the world that ! hauging:;
had the matter not come to the notice
= were lost, In
would have been disiributed as re- ratio bill, Pros-idinu for the taxation. of ry
s the Week,
•
till raiding in small ha ds
Wireeete tithe
of the Emperor
»any was celel rate(
ng
the 1114
t the Lai
alto
bond t
valued
extent
fennel
imitate
receivt
Pt Mc
ty-
on
or Wss.—There ere
reality as the, reisiilt of
earelessuess. .cansed he 'th
ek, by which eet-erel 'fr
re -
carries,
incurred
1
1
or
dj
s.
of
ikely a
The
I st
or n the building—one to d
per on enters, and another
and ng this extravagance, the mem- e t p
r fo • North Huron will vote straight 1 ti
-. t ba
lit,1) e been in the seed bus
L tr th of the statemen
bout
who
greatly ex -
h s certainly
✓ his season,
ear , but Mani-
ffe from the
I has been
ed tates more
ith milk and honey. ut one has to
ilk his cow to obtain the milk and
iath r his own honey. Bu labor will
rive ts just reward to a 1 Who are not
fret to uee their ban s and brains.
Vha part of Ontario in ts infancy pre-
ente the same advantages ? What
11 anitoba be like 5 years hence ?
hes are questions th ,t Should coin -
an every one's it:tont on. Manitoba
is de tined to be tbelar er of the world.
ut but that has noting to do
ARC BALD, P mbina Mann ain4 February 10,
11
tely publislled several let rs on the
ed heat qt.estion. A I ad my say
ord to say on the subj ct but being
Oam d by certain seed ealirs of being
rve ," whicli. you know is r4ot correct,
u w '11 allow me to sa let .1 fully
doree every word. Obse ver; says, and
ich he expoited some of the e'vrinkl
th seed. bilsiness. till he shdhld-
gued hi name, so- ha
k of th seed men tha
fraid to say to thei fa
ruck ev
little F
urn -
ext,
days for
of the s th
ery
ro
It
t
its
ow
u tadi:bbYe tell( )ari
ttive con
here ser
sta
in the les
)f that the
IN al of ha
of lythliel ptPU:
• MI
tee th,e
d td bin
0
rv
yin
mp
tvi
nt
ipti
pa
ppy
ich
irie
e of
see
Jea
n p
at
utr
r.
01
1
1
of
He wa
his wei
heat • antl. coin would
e !Market ox usively
rides. A; 'at liatuenta
brougit dim). show
market id \ as explo
!..ni_lers port wit e
extenC 7 09,759 bit
420,832 lethels, of the
31. If tini cl ides on
the purpoSte -of' betiefittit
;were th(y t rowel off
iieliter's,callt for details 0
itrip to'a ids 1.•0112 Half
the. , Gov rim -General
!to'siler:nnen 5 y' ho will
tit§ been e -ad d by tilt
4.1t., The 'ptesumption is
1
roe 1.
put.- Liter tor M4 on ld's tilt).
ing :t ra Ian beef -ad butt
of butte the meat an butter
is not the Departmrut of ' EMiara-
Mon alone that has been victrnized in
this way. The Post Offiee Department,
presided over by Mr. Langevin, has also
,! Consul-teneral at -Vienna, Fehr a y
i in -Austria, th I oldest of the last' fifty . pl
was can see lies the prairie, With her
the Pembina 1\40
MANITOBA IN THE PASTA
ust be remembered that
ill within the last few ye
agricultural worth. It ivir
as the Hudson Bay Terri
rthwest. The former 4
been tbe trading post'
ny, who have for nearly
tried on a kind of . trade
h the redskins in furs, cTic.
Abounded in ga,me of 'Cv
n. Here the wild buffalo
feed a.s they roamed the
ste in perfect secarity.
•adise of the hunter an
bunting ground. of the zle
wl of the prairie Wolf eh
asts alone br lc th
pervaded the then d
What a contra* does tl
the past bear to: that o
oceeding westward to the Pent-.
ountadns, the traveller hid Malt i:su
hce in as beautiful ale -miug
be view before him is o ae of
as the eye can rest on sum- 1 Prient 1
mit o the WOrSt
world
ithen
ory, Or
om its
at ,85 cents fo
eThe
would
track -
was
1 the
man.
other
an innzs-
s behind
I am pot
erson so
d ho must
nes himself,
ar old Fife,
ed,1 by being
th fanning
Lo t Nation
eatt, and who
the sake
,, Nit instead
icle he paid
1 for tratelor ed Fife.
,It d no crop, ereas his eigh or, who
h d th real Lo t Nation, had over 20
tilt), it would 1 ave been 131 II h better
solate
e Pie_ 425 et t of his ocket, el en although
the all f revo ver. In t is ase the
ng suffering a to sub -
form of r bb y, when
e eye tea, straightf irevard rob er_
and there a farm house, like Q110 h0g
11
in. au brig
ht. ellow patches Of . golden
wers of 'the prairie, whiil
re in the7distanc lies the
Rages of the -Mei nonites,
vn of about 800
t° rish
th
lg
ha .e a number of st
) the are shr
n pel are vett
,re- uonitee
i .1 lilac) notice a letter fro M Brock,
,, the i trsine to prove t ae many g )oci. c halides
grain , Bibe te:I do not impute in proller mo-
t the 1 tieles tie him f tr the .. stain 41 'takes,
here i see] ae'being a 'decoy duck" sed by
little 1 sorral s ed -deader. to inch
ea
th
inhabitants. ;
Jehind, the traveller web s his eur
t in in the cl stone° against th
form a 'picture at once
the grand. The next stoppin
be the 1 ttle hamlet of Sti
t treat for the embryo village
farther in. he cotnes to M
he ; a place lestined to be one
i is- inaporta ice in the futur
and ; from E
*Do- his Jour
er nearer t
t at illusion
e- such mo
i- Iwhere n
yet he la
s 'of twice bf
r- already
e another
s I bald, an
blue Ito
ajestic
Lel clgie3riryt.
Four
th at he N '111,1t5 to sel
h price, but that he is
in the goo( qualities
strange at Mr.
e first to m he such
of going fr na place t
'roof, an aetly it
If it s le
lany name.
eying !to Ch
11
et
10
fa e ters to
fo seed at
im ly mis-
1 tit e wheat.
roc tl should
is in the
r.s The
To my
w teat' has
er ssumed
wintry der
it ame a,
•carne wit]
arid. Ruseittu
good wheat, wire
Whs. ev •r heard
r. Editer, I would humbly sub -
as the., Ontario Get eminent is
mer th country ng all
-ere done, t would p
lion
'will sAti
the
1 re -
der se
of lie Mean O' 'll
mut 50 elites ros
erson. The tratieller pp/ sues fills
ey only; to find himself ;sorely lis
the mountains SQ0111 tngclt no .Cos
s caused by a mire ge, and. hat ' so lib
ar the place they eem o be, bera.
Fie rises gradually for a dis- ' their
0 or 50 miles iu a wdst Hy If this.
thus producing the results u3ed a
en tioned. Four .miles -1 one :. edoltiug
City we reach Alexah ria, lie. : I
romieing town, and abo t five Mr. F.>1'
her on the town of New ed- ' called
the little village of Tri, ks- , farrni
a few miles; farther the
is
r.
rt
It 113p*
a -bow
vs event such
ceased of
you'd als show su -le men as
,ek that there is 8, efdence
of. No siensible i an would
File :sent tbousandsla d tens of thonsands
to the
questio
wheat
bushel
and ac
wheat
tries to
tcok
pounds
gooclh
did no
got leo
side an
'60 pou
pate t
neva k
did net
The Se
barley
used to
biggest
settee o
earth, N
much p
fermed
that ci
fineSt
the cas
Canadi
Scotch,
their he
mon se
How
second -
Toronto
wheat,
hat A
he Fre
wheat p
wheat i
orth, is
can as
heat ju
rocess,
eneficia
ost inj
ion Can
The Cl
all whe
m pert
ooner th
nto the
ushel of
beat, it
reoiate
0 cents
nd all t
at is su
ets of th
convin
at Arn
aud.
i
c
wheat,
;
f
I
w
0
r
b
m
a
t
1
0
a
s
v
w
p
5
e.
a
a
a
th
k
one, to
th
fr
Tuck
Mn. E
formation
School B
who wrot
his n.ame
Wm. Me
ing but fa,
up in thei
calls thos
Then Ise q
his ignore
Mr. D. pai
187-4 uncle
1879, unde
he paid $1
the Munk
in four yea
school ta,x
fit does ea
this ? Tb
tract that
•
llows. Much less Would they
the correctness of the chemist
gives it as a fact that A.rnetka,
ly contains 3 pounds to the
ields 17 pounds. -tIri.1 ,Brock
isprovethis by tellilg that he
ist to the mill d !got 43
o the bushel of flvu • that made
get more. A wlie t that has
in and is the sai4e eolor out -
QW of„ any kind of grain that
make good, wholes ane bread.
tish people were ra sect; on oat,
Ind pea meal. DI G-athrie
declare the &etc . had the
leads and, the mos conimon
ny people on - the ce of the
rridge. In justice, o the Ar -
will sayt that I has; e been ill-
y a Scotehrnim evieo is just as
dge of porridge as Dlr. Guthrie,
ked Arnetka wheat makes the
it might be well to i0Wit..If it
gi
sh he ever tasted,. g euch is.
ve the Same beneficial els 'ectS-on
sthat oatmeal had' al the
bsurd of Mr. Brock .o retail a
e, such letters as A r. Brock's
come things of the asM
nil story,of one farinerleast•of
eying raised -100 aeres Of thi•s
d because one man raised so
ers must have raised a great
refore because Mr. Kenip said
etka was ` mixed with. fall
d the Montreal TV Mt -tits said
h said that Canadian fall
chased last fall wat the best
the world, beca.us- it was
h Arnetka this win
rely the height of
re Mr. Brock there
er Sea -
Are men
ntry who, know the quality of
as well as either t e fkitness
nch. Mr. Brock, h Weyer, is
he recommends t e mixing
vhich certainly ha ,a most
effect on the Arne ka, hut a
rious one on the f 11 wheat,
soon ruin the goo ; reputa=
a has got.
toil Mills have the pritatiOn
he oldest and best brand for
flour in the DOMini 11, 'and I
n Mr. James Fad would
k of puttiug both • le hands
he undertook to mix one
Arnetka to twenty of Jail
ould rum the bran and' de -
e val•ue of the flou at least
per barrel. If it bas this
onae, it is sure t have it
try and maintain he char -
✓ wheat by sowing variety
to hold its own in he mar -
world'. I hope Mr. rock -is
henaistry has not een able
him, I am certain time will,
ka is both an impopition and
about 'the workint, of the
rd systern„ there ;ere , two
'Junius Justus," t e other
misrepresentations. Along
ins styled “Ratepa er," and
two Writers chirping' graes-
la
formation on the ,sahj.ect.
otes figure's enough; te show
ettef , the subject; He says
the section systern! ana du
ifth,e School Board ystom„
interest. each year,:making
h :ratepayer, receiV 'from
leave $5.Q8., hiS portion of the t Xes for
1879, eight schools being . su t ;Med.
But we has built two new scho 1,', and
by applyingi our $1,440 each year for
four yearS t those two ;schools., it would
have bent d. sustained there:. Then
her
our Munici 1 Loan Fund, we
have to rail that amount by
special tax.1 `To show Mr. D.' xes
we must ad his benefit of $3.22 o his
$12.88, making 41 all „tt16.10, his tax for
1879 under e School Board aild Susz.
taining ten schools, against hi 48.90
under the s tion system, and s
ing the sami number of • school
wilt find Mt D. pays a 'special
$1.50 beside his benefit of $3,22
the head ofl building two new
under the bool Board system.
The Arn
Mu. Enrri
ously for th
expectation
Brock's lett
ka wheat,
at not iindin
that Mr. I
r dashes of hi
freiolits and
- would have
• would not so
- Of quoting st
Pringle guilt
_ port from tit
am surprised
"411 the earn
chmmended
"cation whea
pleaded with
tion wheat to
prices, in cad
ing of a goo(
the grain inte: ests of the town, that I I
r
entlylvicters 'of She , field. I did not]
'Bedriloscitra41 mmyYleltuetrYs wteere pePrilnYcipthaitli
expose, th villainies of the seed agent,
I earnest! hopeithat he i- not elle
thoselwho for the sake of commissieei
Evidently he iti Ilent on hat part '
my letter, I up erstand that alreadi
my letter are bearing gOod fruit. A,
man pan ow go and buy seed at a fair
price, not 5 per 4, ushel. as formerly, aee.
that a per on is iallowed to go about:
forced to uy to. get ria of his tot/fleet!
ohfissaoyp:nnigolilliynthpixiegfeornenlYee
lievesto b: true; but I cannot 8,teept';
button -12o ed and drugge until he Ivalii.
of practic 1 millers from one end CI the
1 country to the other. I can easily ea,.!
' A person ho has been. used to thel
flour_mad: by Ogilvie & Co., of Mon -
wheat mi ht retell selyttling III the!
shape of fl ur, al* if it pleases him. he
is welcona: to it. I I have I never seen„
either brea or Our made of Arnetka;
wheati but I have seen sonie very fait -
chop stuff ;axle Of it. Ao for a 'per:
SQI1 V,Vb.0 d es no take breakfast till'
Po°;reiidc'sgeek: : Itilaimilklioitt alv'meller7b1-knet Igs°;311i.
wmhyeiaatcl'agnmd:netet'ilif el hAeilitskturim uhar itb.earsTol
iwSitewash ngi g Mr. Brock has got
the quality of ilonr he asserts, he rand '
Ave a wh at diff rent from real Rua --
wheat. M :Brock's assertion that it '
has helped he qiiiility of ottr wheat for 7
quire aby n 'toe. t No man. with judg-
merit and • avin4i 'due regard for truth,
conclusion, would advise any person
who intend cirdwino this wheat to first
test it for to emselves with SOMA bard '-
ubsta.nce, iia. see the amonnt of flour
't contains. 1 ' OBSERVER.
i, Alcrut..Lor, arch 24,1880.
Mr. Pin
lyth
N
'nil gone to
rd, of et
Clegg has purchased. the
a mill for $860.1
Iticha,rdson, of the 7th
rey, has rented his farra.
visit the Western Spites.
elonging to Mr. Jas. Pleb.
r, dropped a calf which '•
hen Weicr-; ed the next merning„ Was "
1,11
r on, 1113i oba. It has been tested at '
' .are tO an American, aria she was .
„hippedi to hio ca). Monday.:
he 'works a d win be shipped one of
1 1 - Iti ' eA . far a. YR8 o. ert Moffatt, of Turnberry, -
nil Mr. Ge rge Brown an old resident
f Bluetrale, have gone to Manitoba,
hey tot* t o car ,loads of stock and ;
with them.
oyee in the steata cabinet
yth, named M. J. Camp -
of hia fingers nearly cut
king with a circular sawin
II. Kerr, who for nearly a
the junior minister of tfie ;
forced by ill health. to
.tre fon the pie ent.
ther freigh
=An en:1p
elI, got two
the factory o
haa bee
ethodiSt C'
s le, bas bee
olson's Badk, Exeter, was presented
ith a handsome ;gold watch and.
friends in that village,
aving for Ingersoll.
Winer, of the 2nd can -
.c tep On., brought for h A brood
o fifteen! chi kens. Not so bad for
S ephen 11.1 this tirrie „of the pier.
'•onday, the lith Mr.
mmation of the lungs, excised by a
sl ght cep which be oaught a
.by hi
aging t
of
o
fo
de
er I
and
n
fie
bu
ah e
tax of l•it.
en of IN
cols lags
pr
1. Tighe, of the 9th oncession
n Su; day last, having onl been. ill.
And rson, aged 17 and. 13 respec-
r, in ; forri were nabbed. by the
den ia lice and returned to IVing-
11Ir. IA Yin. Ross, of Arriberley, Ash-
., had the misfortuhe to cut his
, st severing, the second toe, ;
he k apidly recoverinf,x and will be
Intos of London, and Philips, of
Thom Ls) were the neighborhood
Inch lsea last week, holding /fleet-
. Th did not meet witliv much
cess, a though numbers went to hear
7sue(c):ntice)1
wal. Th
Mr,
•
last EXPOSITOR., Wi 11 the
1-: was quite disapi
a reply. had ex- xicted
ingle, who, with few
pen, Can confound el the
tariffs from Chica e :to
d 'thence to Liven ool,
emu) to the froniV and
m ,forget, for areusiRt
tisties Which did 410 ek-
be inclined to think Mr.
if I had not seen the re -
Model Fano mysilf. I
evidently an author1.6. On
wheat a short time ee),
tt -manner in which re -
it* farmees 4) sow tetst
and the generous ttla in •
behalf of pgilvie
he helders of Lest
sell it to farmers at low
✓ to encourage the trim -
article for milli/ g).
e might hear frOm
who
Ent
the
Sh
th
y last week Mr. Michael
harneseed up a valuable
immediately after doing so
I got restiVe and .hounded.
wood which. stood° in the
horse then':Irolled over mad
--some _lights agO a young man in
sal In a yo ing man natned Stephenson
eante in 0 )11isibn with' him„ upsetting
kin , and 1 y the violenee of the fall his
frientl., Mr. Wellington' N. Allin, son of
Mr. Thos 1 111, , of tne: Thames :Road,
Mai ufacta dug. Ctimpeny, at a very
ban holm; -alaty indeea. That i.,5- the
way young men get along in the world
\slier' they can be depended on. I
—Jas. H 11, {,I the totvaship of Mor-
trac:ed fro n .his granary. It hae not
beer. found out who is , the guilty per -
sun. The tarty wlio took the wheat in
pers m hale ailed /er the same, Mr.
Hall now has the pipe in lieu of the two
Mr?. anauel ',Errington was en -
in sk ;ting, and While going around
ink he had the misfortune to fall
e upon hini at the time,
r. Errington could get out
ago.
gage
he
nd
•
:Ilk. se t
by some
.flahra13_ Ilk ettgaeti)::diabgi
wafer w
death is,
1:no:ingetat
`-co—uple:
son, and
tobafru I .11 et sic h:start, Easni
7e0e1.1 e::s.oes ;
''°;1‘ leo'Ber ine;
is a dark
sseta:asnotno
horses to
Among ti;
from Mr.
;:::cn' lac( 3 11 18d1;0s:
also nine
-17' cents
f13201--aplati.
show th'a
pro—d:
White, a
was bein
the Divis-
tafrontnethf;-
-She was
Wm WILE,
oorvo °mint eirdi
can be.gi
IT :Iv A
dead yet..
ter r lay
natiOn to
principles
forth by
:faTy ,Th
je.itu,s
taollodwioinosge
be *bat
1,/3.1817PB: pit D. i:sTi .11
gbutrn eah:::vrvIvewet la
SeapteleeY 14:33';:
interspen
Til:ste7aeni.
adni:petlli.:ee'd
itliluNeg'tilt(qt4et;,
some logS
reim and
altItongll
*yards; Ix
eoacrt/o) ,r
'bintio is I!
ljari
Gre3,7 tow."
tentnr
11 I
ITeed.:11N)
will be he
15th Apri
ti
sum of $i
Mg water
pound foc
the Listky
to reduce
• after the:
result. th.