The Huron Expositor, 1880-04-16, Page 64�•
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ON : X
osr'OR.
Over -Education..
' Ma. Enrros,—Six : As yon hav ad-_,
minted several letters to your col mns
lately on the all important subj t of
education; I hope you will allow me
space to say a .few words on Over -Edu-
cation. The term "Over-Edneat on,"
like over -production, is in some s
a misnomer, for no one can be over
coated in the, true development o
best faculties ,rfor .worthy ends.
there is a great deal of school and
ledgeeducation that is aimless, di
portionate , and cumbersome.
are toomany mediocre professional
lawyers, doctors, ministers, s
teachers, writers; toosfew skilled
sans., fa niers, garcl -hers. intell
laborers technically dncated fo
rions spheres that ar fundament;
well ordered society. . Sooiet'y is
heavy, with too much top and to
tie bottom. Agricult e, the grea
dicing interest out of which all
professions.and employmeuts .mus
is despised.. There is a bad. tend
to crowd the cities nd large to
and by a jostling co petition to
in a mutual pull-dow : and a ra
Which everybody gets out of br
Our boys and girls dem it the
thing to live genteellynd by one's
rather than his hands There air
together too many college students,
drift into college aimlessly, bet
they don't know what else to do,
bebause their parents don't know -
else to have them do. With no ea
or definite aims, they float
through successive years of school
college, and then what ? The lea
profession are over -full, they are,
i ated beyond any druid .ery of coni
business, they cannot hink of so:
their hands or their clothes, they
unfitted to become producers w
prodncti ,n is available, in their
way and in everybody ,else's. , An
less and disproportionate educa
nses
edu-
his
But
, col-
pro -
here
e1n;.
:hoof
arti-
gent
va-
1 to
top-
lit-
pro
Cher
live,
:ncy.
ns,
join
in
ath,
ght
its,
al -
who,
use
and
• hat
nest
Tong
and
reed
ed n-
on
ling
are
ere'
own
iim
ion,
has cot altogether . more than it ever
comes to.
There is too much high-school dab-
being*. that is not thorough enough for
mental gym nastics,nor practical en ugh
for the:,utilitarian • necessities of t oso
who must graduate into the hard ork'
of the common and laborious. Ipur nit
which ballast society. The -. great law
will assert itself, and all true edd ea -
tion must lay its account with it, hat
byy the sweat of the brow wemust eat
our bread. That is not good educatio
Which would spoil a farmer's boy for th
a d homestead, or the farmer's girl fo
onsekeepi'ng. There is too large
crowd of ufifit female school teac ers.
There are too many "useless, third- ate
lawyers hankering after office ; tod
many goodish ministers, unskilful B oc-
tors, ignorant apothecaries ; too m : ny
scribblers f There are too many -rn at -
en, milkmen, fishmon,dry-go ds,
oceryme The rush is for the e: si-
!est employ eats that can be set up,
!without skilled labor, .technical ed .c-
ion, or any apprenticeship of pa ent
ndustry, on borrowed capital, wit a
'bankrupt law for refuge. Meanw •'le
!!there is a large range of handier t ts,
finer manufactures, decorative arts, de -
Mending skilled„ labdr, which . lux
methods of education have ha • ly
thought of or laid any plans for. Ho • ce
there are multitudes of our boys nd
girls who are over -educated, in he
Sense that they are unfitted by an a m-
ess and merely bookish education for
any patient and earnest life -work w . ch
Will utilize them as producers, and e-
irelop their individualityinto the ma ly
Or womanly consummation of a start ch
character and a robust and useful 1 fe.
If our high-school education is to
Continue a popular success, it must of
Only fita minority for college, and fit
them well, but prepare the majo ty
for technical and industrial scho ls,
shish are just now more needed t • an
ny more colleges,. The danger is, lot
f over -education, with earnest al •/ s
nd in the right channels, but of a g
eelAndlazy dilettauteism. By giv
these stray thoughts a r. place in y(
columns, you will much oblige, yo
etc.,_ ,CoaluoN SLvsn
UsnoeNE if 5,18804
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Township Council Meeting
S:cLrm '.—The Council met on
th inst. All the members press
he following changes were made
the following. school ° sections; L
14, iu concessions 16 'and 17, ta.
from section 11 and, joined to -section
A.. Campbell to leave No, 11 and j
N0 7. The Clerk seas ordered tgt
tify C. McNish and R. Latherne t ,at
unless they put up and 'agree to keep in
repair 40 rods of fence on the western
limit of James and Wm. Sander's• lots
thio one month from ,this date, the
road. allowance boundary on said lot
will be sold, The Clerk was instructed
to write to McGillivray Council respect-
ing taking off the water from Delaney's
lot. A number of accounts were order-
ed
rder
ed to be paid, when the Council adjourn-
ed to ::meet on Mouday lt.Iay .3.
Us11on`E.—Council met on Saturday,
the 3rd inst., pursuant to adjournment.
411 the members present, Minutes of
previous meeting read and confirmed.
Moved by James Hackney, secoucled by
J. Shier, that Alex. Carmichael re-
ceive $5 for relief—Carried. Moved by
3. Halls, seconded by H. Horsey, that
Joseph Hewitt receive $ r for relief—
Carried. Moved by J. Shier, seconded
by J. Hackney, tliat Mrs. Grace Griffith tr: use to High Sc cols : Fifth cla,
bo paid the sum of $30 for twelve week's t 1st Fa}n �nie Wel/al. son 2d 'pilin. e
board of Win. Scu'illic, being up to lith tel n, 3d' John' Go )k. FoLrth cla
inst.—Carried. :Moved by II. Homey, 1st Lizzie L` avis, 2 G. A. Elliott,
seconded by J. Halls, that lots 33, 34.Jet, nie Richardso = Third cl! ss
and p5,ou lth concession,aucl lot 30,N.E. El
class ,
-class-a-
, Jo orxie11,
t Fl
or sec
cI.a jtlia Car
31
`pct repor
th first
fee on .Sch
- •IMo H No.. 1,
the 314, 1,
bas d cn pioficleuc and d crud.
class—
ng
ur,
rs,1
e
t•
in
is
en
7,
in
o-
formedrin the staltut
which said laud is s
by-law be pa d to
ries:. Moved,
J. Hackney, that .the
pe dcd in each and
gr veiling the urr
Moved by J. I S 'er;
H lis, that the our
this municipalit be
Ball, Elimville, on
day of May, at he
a.. m., and that t e 1
same s by law ire
mptio Council jo
May 2 .
STA=. LEY.—Th C
la.
tna
'tha
alis,
sn
for
nt
sec
of
• eld
at
on/
lerk
ted -
nes
. 1
nc1
adjcur , ment Me in he 1
April th. Tht Re:ve
All th other m nib- rs
uses o the previ us •. ee
passed Moved y e eo.
ed by John Mc inlay, t
Jr;., be treasurer. or his
Moved by John Torranc
G. Castle, that t e 'petiti
Harvey and nth s be g
change the beats n conce
south of Bayfiel road, a
beats ; E Thos. insdale
Grassick to do t . eir Ivor
5 and (; Win: urdoc.
Boyce to do thei wor o
and 11j; Henry ' enfound
master on north •eat, Jos
be patlmaster o centre l
Jones to be path •1 ast r c
each beat to be li mil
mencing at town ing Ca
by P. Douglas, s:conded
that in accordan n e with
Donald Ross an. others,
framed and pass :.d for t
selling to Valent ne Die
lows ice between lots! 25
5th concession, for the s
Carried. Moved by ! J.
ended by G. Cas le, that
tify Wm Dickso to rem
to its proper plat : on th
tween ot;s 15- an • 23, con
field r ad south Carrie
P. Don las,, seco • ded by J
that th clerk g• 100
amend d by-law prints
buted o the pro o er per
Moved by G. Cas les, sec
Dough), , that thi. Couuc
jornr•n,• nd. that the Conr
be held in Varna the las!
May next, at 10 o'loc
general business o be tra
same day—Carri.•d.
F,.
•
Repo
!is a co
e' same
for t
on pr
ifth cl
Sim
fourth
cFadze
ie
o.
a4
r
t
a
u
division i
and that
effect= -,Ca -
econdo�d h
$17i &be ea�
radiug and
r --Carried
ded I' by 4.
evisiou for
the 'Town:
ay, t e 29th
10 o'clock
dve Ise the
arri . O$
11 Saturday
urs ant to
1, V �;na,on
the °hal
1 resent Mit-
ing re aid
a tle, cond-
ail Joh Reid,
e r-= arried.
eco ded by
• n -of Jose&
silted, viz., to
si ns and 3,
d for three
nd t onald
n si alines
nd ' obert
• side t es 10
t be path-
ep Ha ey•to
let, an. John
n I sout beat,
es lou : coma-
rr ed. oved
G. astle.,
Pets ion of
by -1 •vv be
purpose of
he road al
26, an th(;o
of X30--1-
rranc , sec
cler no
.his !I �!fence
dero a bet
ion -II Bay-
Monod by
h Toerance,
opies Ot the
and distri=
ons—C rigid
nded y..,P,
1 do n ad-
of R ision
Saturday in
a. m.; other
sacted . the
b:
1h
a
le
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Schoo! ts.
The following act stn ding
of the pupils in t depar,ment
of Walton school a mon'h of
March rased u1• ficiency and
good conduct : 1 s --1st Jane
McDougall, 2d son, 3 ! W.
Hewitt. Senior lass-1� t F.
Smith, 2d J. is nf' 3d . J.
•CalpbelL.- 1 Tunic fourt class -1st
A. ! ulton, 2d M. Srnillie,3d A. Pec ick
Senior `thihd class -1st M. A. I. lair,
2d. M. A. Murcliie, 3d A. Bu gess.;
Junior third; class! -1st Kate Ry • , 2d
J. Stogdill, 3d E. Knight.
—The following ie a correct rep rt of;
-
the standing of the pupils fn -schoo sec
tion No. lb, MeK> op-. T e stand ng is
based on proficienlcy, dilig nee and good;
conduct: Fifth class—ls Robt. "car=.
lett, 2d Eupl emial Govenl cls, 3d- D! niel
McFadzean. ! Foi rth clay -^1st 11 iiza-'
beth Alexander, 24 Marg et Craa • , 3d
George McTaggart. Thi d class 1st
Wm. Campbell, 2d. :lira : lens '4,4'
3; Isabella Calder. Seco cutlass est'
'm. Kenny, 2d' Jane ovenloc 3d
Joseph Keel r. First cls s 1st .1 ohn
Hannah, 2d Andrew Cald r, 3d Ca har-
ine.Calder. • ,
=The following is the standing c. the
pupils ,..in, School Section No. 7, 1211d''
concession,-Morijs;: Fourth class 1st
Garry Wray, 2d Ada Roe, 3d Bella I oe.
Third class Senio -1st hm Pc rte,
•2d Sarah Case= , 3d M ggie Hu • ter.
.Vezina Perdu-, 2d
3d "An!ie Mc r, isli.
ndres, mor 2d
utc•oou.
cDo t Old,
it. McCt dy.
IcCurdy, 2d
erdue. 1 he
or the' month ' as
Junior third—lst
Allah - Vanalstine.
Senior second' -1st
Ed.. Willows, 3d. ag,gie 1llci
Junior second -1st Minna
2d Mary McDonal l 3d Ro
First class—l.st Sophia `1
Mary Isbister, 3d Mary
average .attendant
—The folldwiug
ing of the pupils o
4, J oitillop, du
March, the mark
general proficient
Fifth form-lst J
McLeod, 3d Joh'
form-•-lst Mary
Campbell, 3d Rac
Kerr. .Senior thir
French, 2d James
Gi1--sou. ; Juuior t
Hogg, '2d Joseph
Faul. Second' for
2d Letitia Camp
Campbell. 'First
Scott, 2d -James
Lawrence.•
—The 'following
obtained, the highe
in. each class at t
amivation for Sc:
G•derich township
T e standing is bay
p work, and 'gen
sul jects for the lift
as' for third class
th fourth class th
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is the correct st:
Soho9l Section
ng th wont)
being based u4
nd good cond
es Kerr, ,2d
Sparinng,', . Fo
dersoi , 2d A
Adak: and
farm est Ha
a? ogg, 3d Ma
;d. for —1st
g, 3d Grace
1st Mary Fre
1, 3d Lydia
rm. — 1st. Ja
err,' 3d. ' Her
'e the pupils
numb r of m
last outhly
pool Se tion No.
taught 1 y E.Flo
ted ou gc
Viral prof
u class a
• d-
o.
of ' a
!. on a
et:
hu o
th s
.ie
lea
let
Ida
hn
►'It-
ch,.
A.
•. es
ert
leo
ks-
ex-
9,
ly.
c t,
he
e ni
fbr
ell to
it
an- t,
d fl
t'h
1t
ad ss
aid. di
econd j' Senior Secon
uretta B. All +• , 2d Se
Mary E. Platt and .
illi, Wallaco 1 and A
union Secon r class�a
�hite. d Mar ; E. Whi
cK:,y 3d Maly Elliso
Sc. Iti. . oni . r First ell
elly Patri � le Kell
cC ' hey, `• Lizz
up e.Gls Matahall, 4t
shall: a• d Carrie Gorbut
olass 1st Geo ^ e Pratt
PCott Tho •t' as Wall
ier ': d Joh ;Hall, 4
{ o follow lig sho
of th: .:!:nils of No. 7,
on of Apr 1, based
a �, . condlnct: Fo
elin;. 1 loody, 2d Bella
rowq, 4tli M ry.A. 'C
third'' 1 st Sa 1 del Dia
rya , 3d Ma gie`Cu
Scott ,'Junior third -1
2d M Ridde -n 3d 01
th ' and ndy.
1'„ t C lot e felts, 2d
3" - 1 Ery;1 t, 4th
„Mania second ;1st Liz
1-W4•! Wells 3d Ha
Sarah ander en. S
I;•aaci 1 erring 2d Ja
i.elb candy. Junior
I{pive /• re, 2d nnie Cu
al
11
h Pratt.
the standing
lett, for the
roficiency
class—lst
of , 3d Katie
• g. Senior
o d, 2d Robert
4th Mary
ry' Kelly,
ra' 1 amm blyn,
io second—
h Curring,
a y Little.
anderson,
n h Cade, 4th
r first—lst
uming, 3d.
1st Alice
3d Lizzie
ass — 1st:
. Coulter,
Lynn, 4th
Theiell,
ames A.
an. Andrew
4th Amelia.
s lst John
John T.
ay and
nie Mar-
nior First
Thomas
d Willie
T.
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folios
tai b,': o by-th:
o.-1 II tickers
t ie nto • they, re
m.`r•:11188,
11 arra 179,; Ja
D' cAl it 176
ndr Murr
an ood 21
Jeanie
c A.rth�
J s. D e11 18(
hir d sss—H
e ick
b rn 1
c ass,
anis
lex
conlil
`112,
one
itcl
s
p pilsj
f•tthe
a 11'f
1:t Ma
ltm, 3
1st
eorg
eM
! J.
S: rah
3C:
nie
C!enn
:ally.]
reed, 2
C:11,3
J mesa
ansa
• os.
B into
t• e. goo
g eatest
—T
b rn so
F fth 01
L. wrie,
fo rth
A. ex.
L :itch,
fo rth c
J•hn Mi
illi UBOL
C: thari
m. No
Co ates,
S•ott,
to . S
C �lclo s
R ods:
R: nds, icy St
nior s econd cl
2 Beajtr oe Iain.
10 , 4th Fibre
fir t cliffs :I 1st ]1
si Lo r 3d T
io lst 1lss-1s
Mcoul S' 3d Fre
n
ing is
{pupils o'
1ith as
erd alon
Vm. Fo
.es Mgr
Dunce,
150.
?, Peter
ar 196,
; Geo.
len` Ste
rani 162, ala
gie'Fairborn 15:
Jesie Lang
enior Edward
ell 1.4, Chas
r $mi a 99, Jo
class, 1 unior—
k Fit , erald 94
, �o.. • Lang
1 ',86.
D1
es
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u Mlle
lite standing
S h of Section
e er ined by
i th,class—
d ,'1 1, Agnes
re 78, Anne
od 156,
otic h class—
Ste .art 199,
!Pepper 187,
it4gcerald 172.
84, Fred-
1F'itzgerald
ellen. Fair
-
4 . Second
Iaig am , 137,
n ram 101,
n lit Lean 89.
lapn Wood
s. Living -
Arthur
11
'follow" g -is the :tart ing of the
Schoo � Section NO. , Morris,
onth •: March.: Ff h class—
S for eed. Senior fourth—
ie Glen. an, 2d Angus McCal-
avid: arvie. Jtini,or fourth
T. K: ly, 2d 4I. . Sear!, 3d
ally. enior thir -t-lst Min -
c11 and.! eo: D. Shortreed, 2d
alt an C. E. Johnston, 3d
ewart .4th Chas; Button.
�rd -1 t Wm- ail rd Wm.
2d J - Laws• , 3Y' Jas. R.
econdsolass-1 t; WO. Short-
essie !felly a 'd , rhos. Mc-
ohn S tl ith : S - nitirj first—lst
with, 1�d MYiagg"e White, 3d
Skelt•1• • Jun or st— 1st
ckey, Geo. telly 3d. Ann
.'!;Chris •"na; Sho tree received
condu t prize, nd. . B. the
numbe of misde e!t ors
ollowi I g is the
pol for he mo
se -1st Geo. Pe
13d Bela- Scho
Class -1.:t John
for, 3d Wm. M
lith • R+Ibert C
ales—ls t Samue
son, 3 • F. Mar
Senior third
Mills,: 2d Ade
t, 4th 1
'Junior
!Sarah 1
for sed
idd
M
111
ep�r ; of:. Kin-
th of March :
r1 ', 2d Bella
ales. • Senior
Coates, 2d
11 lid Wm
ark. Junior
son, 2d.
in . 4th Wm.
la s — 1st
ins ale, 3d
uke' Lac son, 5th Geo.
hird - e1 • ss-- st Janet
artin, . d A. nie Tay-.
and el: ss 1 t Eliza
.nie Sc • oa e ,, 3d D'
y Lawa. n 4 h Wm.
• ley : au o J h Scott.
ss -1st >E ar choales,
:ay, 3d : a n h Tay
e F Wil ' a s. Senior
ry.,Mc1�u1Ty,; 2d Jes-
t • my 113 own!' e. Jun -
m. Y: tes, 2 Lottie
die Day and . Mills..
•
lc -Re lies. ti
e q art of
nt of 1' 'e: d crumbs
ilk, thr e ps well
ful of -ug ,r, a little
t•apple ,'pare , cores
d them i t e pud-
ntil the :p 1•es are
ill suffi 1e.
Panni d.- O' e pint
Calf -pin of fl ur, tea
-
g pow 1 er s f ted in
half a,n•mid f rais-
und o Kopp d suet,
lk,one :g; t1 d tight -
fled th ee h urs ; to
• sauce
=-Two eggs well-
oonsful of u ar, two
vo tab: sp o sful of.
salt. one, teas oonful
half teaspoo ful of
elf cupsfu1 o flour.
en, having',yo r gem
the ba, ter is poured.
;voIes
Aza�r.i ! PUDD
s, eet !milk, one
so. ke in.! the
'be. ten oi.1e teaoi
Tit . oe, ix��good t:
ug ou ,I and stn
i : g, a d jsteam
o • e. At hour
.IeG GEORGE' i
f irea crumbs,
p 1 onftl f bak_,
$o r, a little. salt
in quarter of a
• Po ee-ciuptful of
ly n a ha' and u
be eaten vith h i
1,urc1r AN�GAR
ten,; is o', table ,
full of Milk,
rten"n4, a Ditti�;
attar, 1�
/
It
od oond
ie1 cy:
-0 the s
a!ndidat�es, and
same as for'
ik, be formed into a statute labor divi
sion, to be known as division No. 1t;
N. W. Ward ; that Martin McTaggar
b4 patllmaster of said division for 1880
that said lot be struck off divisions 7
and 10. N. W. -Ward, and that the same
be coufirm:ect byby-law at next meetiu;
of Council—Carried. Moved by. J
H lls, seconded byed. Shier; that by.
hew No: 5, for 1R75, regulating the num-
1,tr of days of statute labor to.be per -
en sharp o 1 C;1 a St 1
?r sewnf
Katie
1.- Jun
s, 2d :J
,�c er ir1
Hovlaltd. Seni
hue. Cook, 2d
ra Richardsoi
s -1st Wm. Ell
lana Switzer.
The following is a corr
standing of ' pupils i
ud department of Un
ris andMullett Section
in nth ending March
foamed by all, parties rated on the its- Fir 'Department Fifth
s€smeiit roll, be. amended so as to read IC, • Laidlaw, 2 .Agnes
as follows All assestinaeuts front w 1 Eli abath Craig ltd Robt.
to $1,000, liable for day's work ; from 5th
ug,
1a
be
on
Of crea
so a, three and a
be, lesp ons of cq
, of ilk, dissolve
little, th n add
e ten vita. thre
hrei s : liy1 , baolillot!
lst
cot
Coc
3d
Jeanette Fraqu
Mott Richmor
-ertine. Senior Third.
°Elroy, 2d
s Laidlaw;
mes Arm
ir. Fel
gn
10,700, 14 days ; sand that two days: lth
MoVed by 3, Homey, seconded ec
. Hackney, hat all statute labor Hee
d and levied against any property 't antes Ltall, 3d ja
Maggie
4th M
ur an
hey, 6th Mary Laidl
ames Laidlaw, th Ma,
amuel Young, th .Anni
and
he municipality, he hereafter per- ,
-starch., to !on quart
e starch in a part of
remainder Of the
ng, ha ng sallted it
he dia olved 'starch
ablesp pus, of sugar,'
g ranks Sec nd to
w et ell ' one easpoo fill of soda
egg B k half a !i. hour in a quick
pos der be -11 1 hist ad. of soda
out and a eatra, lf cup of Meal used
inapt nadcom_ T.7_7
not o ba ma it in toikiug he co tents
lngu of W to of egg au sugar and
po over el top. jIti su mer, when
you aye fr sh berries, th se pies are
juet he thi g, as :ti•on nee not Worry ,
of
rth clas
4th E
ggie A
Fran
w. Jun
ewbomb
Marsh
gie Ke
Ulna
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A NICE STOCK 0
y Lamps Bur
le the pewle of Verna and
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nitrous wanting Turnip, Cerro
rden- S can make surd of
esh and Reliable at the Varna G
Oatmeal, Commea
in& of FRESH GROCER
pa/47
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ager and
LID AW & FAI L
THE CENT.I4L
OAR NO'S, BLOCK,
p E R Y,
hasing else-
angold, br
etting them
as usu al.
roPri
tel, form rly o
nile of 011177 ero.
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ish
D BILLS DIS
and Fdrsign
Purchased.
IARME!I SALE
NOTES
Drafts Issued', payable a
Branches ef the Bank o
Incereet on
Manager ar.d
yNB AM -ART 9
I.
AIR T
-It Witit9ey'S Block, is: n
A K1
ROCE
NJ\ STREET.
17/
CLOVER AND TIM THY
LOSIi NATION WH
!...ARGE GERMAN LOVE,
ELLIING OFF CROC ER
!GOODS DFaIVERED FREg OF
pied by
OUCNTJ
r at all
tib
mule
An Operatorirte from the Art Ga le y of J. F.
graphs,of ell kinds
Quality to i hat, 6an
0 in large cities, n in a11
make Photo
Equal
bb ma
the La
SJure the
and g
SATISF
adow ere the Subst
k100I1E (c POSTE
TI,ON GUAR.
I TURES FRAMED.
nc Fades,"
fo it.
1644
NK
F COMMEIRCE..
EArORTH BRA
ITHE OF
BANK
To the pr
First Do
ICE OF THE C NADIAN
OF COM ROE HAB ittEN
,South f the 'leo mel ial
SEAF PITH PLANING
SA$!1, D OR AHD,. BLIND
. easterners! or the liber "patronage
him since t co mmencing b guess in
trusts hat he may be favo ed with a
of the same.
• Partiesintering to hie d,wonld do,
•
largo stock of ail kinds ef
DOORS, BLIND 'MOUL
SHI 0 -LES, ANA,
who may favo r him with heir patro
but first-clasafworkmen a ()employed
ACTORY
is lainerou
extended to
ontinuance
wel to give ti
on hand a
TO.
ion to tiholic
om Planing
FOOT.
11
SEAF
UN (:04-T.A
Ti BON,
With
SI
ST.
R E-
Y,' Seaforth.
i3UYERS OF R
the Full Determination of 1
Of my iStock, I have in
EEPIiNG
0 0 p S.
sing Out th Balance
DRESSL SHAWLS:I MANTLO,
RIBBOINS, HATS., OAPS, FURS VE
H 'CLQ'VE KID CLOVES,
GREAT
isters
Buying ot
C ATS,
this Vipinity.
nd Oth ers requiring those Goods can save Mo
O.
L
by by Calling and
OH!! RIOGERW.
STOCK OF PLO S 0
- Consistiilig of the Folio ng KInds
ASSEY'S NO. 113 THISTLE UTTER LOW,
LIVER'S NO. 40 CHILLED PLOW,
ILL'S PATENTIPLOW, NO. 2`
AS EY'S NO. 10 SOD PLOW,
orse
0 -When, Boot CutterS , and 11 1-9.n
belonging to the B mines'
ak
leine
s, Grai
ts
S WING MACHINES, AS USUAL.
The lortnce, VTa,nzer P, Raymond, Royal Sin er, and .othe
Machi es.
Sewi g achines Repaired on the Shrtest Not ce, and Wor
warra ted.
Oils, °les and Attachments always on hand,
0. C. WILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth.
REIAAB.LE PATTER
s.
HARPEk'S BAZ/Ifli CUT PAPER PAitE INS
.. THE CHE4PEST PATTERNS PUBLISHED, COUPLETE ITIT
Will be Kept on the Counter
or Inspectlion,
CUE
COFFINI4- AN ISIrROUDS MILK OANS, 1,,ILS, ANI? SMAI
2es, 43Ples, r " .6
•
-
ILL BE tor SHARP
weighing Irani 1,000 ponn fi to 1,500 pound F1, and
for the purpose odi purchasing IT orses,
in good eontlition., Age f, oar 5 to 8 tear s old.
Must be kind and
NERS,
685
Tl-iE BEST
it HI LE. ans, Cheese Factorst Su011es
S ARP WE OFIFER OUR OWN MANUFAC URE AS
:EYerp Article in the, above Lines Gua
JOHN KIDD, Hardware
timplumiRiT gmpoRt
SCOTT ii34qT1-1S
Have pleasure stating to the pa lle
that they are niow /manufacturing ea
their own acconnt, in company with
Daniel Bell, the !erigine.1 naanufaettukee
-the celebrated ;
EXOELSI1OR ORGAN,.
And can emase ently give their oils.
toMers the ben At of manufacturers*
ted by the best tudges tto be the.heet
Organ manufactiared in Canada, heal
as ,to tone and , durability, as 'welt ea
beauty of workmanship .and finieh.
'The Trade and other's in search of
Organs of most desirable styles, modern
find us keeping pace with all improVe-
merits and discoyeries -our line, sand
priCes low as high-class goods can. be
4V6 use only the best and thoroughly
seasoned. woods for our cases, genetee
ebony azd ivory keys, and best impert--
ed reeds and boards. These materials
malnipulated only by skilled labor, mnst
ensure satisfaction to 'ourselves and Our
Our actions, steps, BMA conibinatieng
are! such as will wpm:tend them to evtry
4 'Warrant, Which we shall live up fice
will be given with every instrunient,
and on part of the purchaser we atk
only a reasonable and honest care),
which anything rnad.e of wood requires
—not to 'be subjected. to extrenaes
heat or cold suadenly, or exposed te
daaspnees-when it can be avoided. 11
The Factory is located, on the eorner
of Esplanade and Lorne 'Streets, To-
rento„ and is under the personaI super-
vision of Mr. Daniel Bell, a member Of
the firm.
SON NANO.
As formerly, we" continue to keep ia
stook the Emerson Piano, also the De -
Pianos and rgans of any other make
Remenaber before you purchase an
Instrument, ve Us a, trial, -as we can.
give better va ue for less money than
anyi other house in. the trade. 1
AGENTS
Address, SCOTT BROTHERS, 8e -a -i
forth ; or, D. BELL & Co., Toronto.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Handsome, Usqfull and °momenta;
Ohristinas, New Year's 11/2,d Wed.
cling Presents idz grecit vett i,etty at
JEWELRY STORE,
Coneisting in part of Fine Gold awl
Silver 'Watches, Fine Gold and Silver
Chains and Necklets, Rich Gold eletv,;
dry :in Brooches and Ear Rings, Finger
Rings in Gem—plain aitd chased, Cuff
Buttons, Studs and. Lockets. Also Gold
Pena, and Gold and Silver Spectaelesi
and Bye Glasses.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Handsome Stock in Tea, Sets, Case
tors,'Berry Dishes, Bells, Butter Diehes,
Individual Vinegar, Butter and Salt
Castors, Cake Baskets, Caed Receivers
and Card Cases, Pickle Castors, Celery'
Stands, Epergne's Swing Kettle, Fruit
Knives, Knives, Forks, Spoons,Vasesefece
Prices as Low as the Lowest, consts-
tent with Quality anci ,Finish.
' Large Stock of Palley Goods, which.
will be sold at ebst.
Large variety of Clocks at old prices.,
All Goods warranted as represented.
0380 MANITOBA. 1880
First Special Passenger Train for this
year will start from
To be followed y others on Tuesataa
April 6th, Tu da,y, Aptil Nth, and'
Tuesday, May th.
parFteieeloe.ht leaves the day previous to all the above
dates. Due notice 'w01. be given of all frame
Rates always the loWest, and thegreatestpana
sts.aktiesnfateotoharyt.e arrs.ngeme.nts most complete and
Persons joining these parties Etre T431644$01
isrtoOcrulr:illec.are in bonding baggage, freight, Iive
LSO Pounds of 'luggage Frees
Wholesale and Retail Deal'er in LEATHEC:Rtralizsa.
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description.
None but the Very Best Stock kept. Teets
moderate. A Trial Solicited. Ali orders by netit
or otherwise promptiy filled.
4.112
Iist. Cana
District
of Laitstluerdv.i:volt.
thie Psrae fs :en; el a
Lit r an ai evh atee,b wit hphhiaehesisG °blvyhmen::
est companions
are engaged in s
co• mpleted, will
to Manitoulin Is
known els 8, is t
extendine from
towns oeabout
lowilliggehasea-earielh2b:iteari
through a wild,
itbe lale;o g':;:inie5to;
tbel:::1143 -of this
is' quite pia-11ml'
those wondrous 1
Niagara or the )
We have bee 1
the larger porde
' but are now at
• The exercise w
to take ie. puma
us in excellent
bust, beartv-Iookl
found anywlere
you eould see the
petites. And. I
-either, fer
abounds in. gaite
plentifully euppli
lea trout ate
party caught nin
not long ago. T1
in this locality, t
tiers; but they
those in Penne-el
But of eaurse wel
• reptiles now, as t
in winter quartej
one when, afte
strangers for Ion
iliar face greet
canap not long ati
:fele, boy strolled
success he ev'ipe
taken. up his abo
at this momem
As soon ae I
shall go out bear,
been prowling kit
hood for sonik)
:ens oy ofo:
On reading oe
'will feel hurt to I
address, which
ginning, is eonsiZ
Canada. In -
that Tara is our
effects on the hee
Ployed in the SI
the unfa,vorable
they are comp&
referenee to a .„4
the presence
to trichine. Thi
of the St, Gothai
of those of their
-question, is desce
the extreme. Tl
their features dra
the gait difficult, !
wine is taken,it
Let a inan -be as
or four months' v
onely injures his!
firmed invalid.
Professor Cab
Bozzolo and Pag
made several vis
Spot. They stat
tent, of the mei
this complaint, ti
name of awniki
derived from the;
Turin Hospital l4
similar malady, A
tOnee of the anktil.
tines, is epidemiel
.Thirty per Cent.
fied as severe, an
have wrought in -
more, 115 per e
'boys from 14 to
the tunnel, the p
as "a veritable b
in its pestiferoue
most e.,ertain
Prof. Bozzolo
hours spent, in th"
oonrkbilinesgtot oan ot.he te
The disease,
has only shown
eXtent eluting th
eral causes have_
this result_ Th
of attack, at the
"cries where ttle
work have been e
five miles), re
eiently renewed
by the perpetual
bade, of which
been at the rate :
the smoke from
and the exhaIati