HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1880-06-25, Page 6Fa m News from the "Michigan
Farmer.
L: at week Michael Herkimer, resid-
ing : little south west of Detroit, shear-
ed 2 sheep, half of which were yearling
1 )0bs and other ewes, and from the lot
he of 501 pounds of unwashed wool,
for hich he received 31 cents per
pou•d.
Mr. J. I}: Carpenter, of Bnrton,has
a blood Merino ewe which is very
pro i-fic. Last `3-ar she raised two
bs, and this ye she- gave birth to
fou lambs all at o ce—two male and
tw female_Land all are doing well. The
sa a ewe also shep,red ten pounds of
wo 1, 11 months' growth.
Mr. Waldo L. Smith, of Mosher -
vi e, has left at this office a beautiful
splc of wool t ken from a fleece
we'ghlrig 34i pot4nds., of oue year's
gro th, sheared from a ram -four years
o-1 =, the combined weight of whose four
Ile ccs is over 107 pounds, and from
wh ch Mr. Smith has raised. 200 lambs
the present season.
Mr. A. C. Town, of Milo, gives an
ac unt of the weight of -the fleeces of
his six rams, which were shorn May
24t . The report,is as follows : Alex -
an 'er, 2 years old„ 22 lbs. 4 oz; Hard.
M . ey, 2 years old, 22 lbs. 4 oz Ver -
mo • t, 2 years old, 114 lbs. 4 oz ; No. 101,
1 y at old, 12 lt;sJ -11 oz ; No. 111, 1
ye r old, 13 lbs. 12 oz ; No. 165, 1 year
of _ ,13 lbs. 4 oz.
G: E. Loring, of Girard, Branch
cb nty, writes us that he has raised
so e heavy colts, one of which at- two
ye rs old tipped the scales at 1,150 lbs.,
on that is three years old that weighed
1,4 0 lbs., , and also a four year old
we ghing 1.350 Ms., but he did not tell
us ow they were bred or to what stock
th y belong.
It is said that in Ann Arbor and
vicinity, a small black insect is getting
in his work on the buds of the grape
vin. It eats directly .into the head of
the bud the moment it begins to swell;,
an that the vinesshould be gone ove
at east once a day.. After the bud
ns to open out well all danger is
pa t.
-Bleacher, of Danby, handed us a
twig from a peach tree the other day,
on which six peaches were growing
fro , n one blossom.
Wm. R. Rough, of Buchanan, sold
a f tted calf last week, which was five
mo the old and weighed 562 ills.
A .Farmer Who Robbed His
Boy.
ast spring a farmer found`'°` in his
fIo k a iamb which the mother would
no own. He gave it to his son, a boy
fift en years old, who saved it and
rai ed it.: The boy called it ' his all
! sa mer ; allethe family called it his,
an it was his. Rut'this fall, when his
fat ler sold his- et er lambs, he let this
on -go with them, and taking the pay
for it, tucked it in o hie big wallet and.
e 'ed it off to. pa. , taxes or put it in
th bank, Now t its farmer did not in-
to. d to do anyt ii . g - wrong. Least of
all did he intend t rob his boy. Prob-
ably
ably he dd,not_gi a the matter much
thought anyway . and if he did he eon
aial red the boy's ownership of the Iamb
a s it of pleasant fiction, or reasoned
th t the boy, having all his needs sup-
pli d out of the family purse, did not
ne d the pay for the •lamb, and it Was -
he er to put it into the common fund.
f3ta, • for all that, taking the lamb and
se ing it in that way, anal pocketing
th proceeds, was stealing. No, it was
re, bery and as between this boy and
his- father, one of the meanest ro:b-
be es that could be perpetrated. Not
old • this, but by robbing the= boy of
th t two dollars the farther did more to
m ke the boy discontented and drive
hi _ away from home than he can un-
do- ith ten times that amount. A boy
• i.s little -man, and if he has got any of
tlz gather and grip to him when - he
gr wit up, ho begins at an early age to
fees that desire to own something and
ad to the property subject to- his own-
ers : ip,. which is at o•uce the iu,centive
to effective work and the motive which
re on:ciles men to their condition. No
matter how well the boy's wants are
prvided for from a fund which is com-
mon to -the Whole family, he takes` no
pa titular interest in adding to that
fund because he does not feel that it is
hi •, and he tires of labor and thought,
th proceeds of whichhe must share
wi h several others ; but- give him a
pi;- ce of property of his own, to manage
as 1e pleases, to ku p or -sell or change,
an let him feel that his ownership is
se ure and that his loss or gain depends
u u his• own. endeavors, and • he will
wo k cheerfully and contentedly.—
hfele•Iu.try, \'..11. ill irror.
Painting Barns.
.
'lie Hon. , George Geddes, not long
ag h, startled many of those who have
at cout dence in his opinions, by de-
rill; against painting barns and eta-
s as a waste of money, the preserve-
() effects of the paint not nearly re-
ningits cost. It is not ;iikeiy that
Geddes "practices what:he preach-
' in this respect, or. acts consistently
in
to it. For if it is a- waste of
preach -
(,
to paint a barn. it is eeua.11y a
waste to paint a house, tad would he
have farmers to leave their _ wooden
housees all unpainted and .lucking
wretchedly,. or are his own bares bare
and unpainted ? ' It i:; not always that
should tints consider expenditures..
ve are to measure the Mere money
[ue of a thing, we should come down
to'first principles, and d. nothing at all
uuless we could see the Mooney profit in
it. We should, to act consistently, re-
tu. •n to log cabins and hark camping
pl ccs, and eschew asap and good
el thes,. because they cost money, and
ill his cheap. 1 'e cannot carry ally
su f1. priuciple into execution. The
ixi. ire worry and loss of self-respect to a
mart who has a tough, nipainted house
and farm buildin�.;s, and the- sense -of
shkino and inferiority to the neigh-
bors which his family must feel, would
co►�siclerttbly outweigh zno money coat
of the painting. I would have all build -
in j:� painted. ly )lay barracks, even.
-ar painted, p:',sts.and roof boards, -and
th paint pays for its' It ; for the roof -
beards have not curled up. do not warp,
curl shrink and swell alternately, as if
. ur` painted; and the small cost is a tribe
�. cclnpared with the comfort and the
profit. .fled is too conspicuous a color,
isad although it is now extremely fash-
iolable in country places for garden and
pizza furniture and ornament, yet it is
te, prominent and glaring to suit a re -
1i ed taste. So with the red. barns ;• a
mach more agreeable and appropriate;
color is the rich brown,, so near)`£
iniatcLed by the brewu rocks, brown
tap :tut brow u bark wh. , natural
gr
ci
bl
ti
to
M
in
m
we
If
va
and complimsntary to ?the 'graea ver-
dure. This color is c reap, dura bie and
fireproof.. It is therown cxide of
iron, made from the pithy iron ore
known at hematite, ich is gretlnd
fine, and, when mixed with linseed oil,
oxidizes with it and fo s a har dur-
able'. coating. It 'spreads and . overs•
well, and one coat will last many years.
Any farmer's• boy can learn to paint,
and as the paint costs sut $1.50 per 100;
pounds, and oil is cheap, ever,/ farmer'
should punt his buildipgs, even o the
pig pen and the hen roasts.
Nfec janical Ingenuity
Prisoners.
There Is at present oonfined
Main State Prison a young
Canadian, who is inca erated
der. During his leis re hou
nothing but a pocket a ;d shoe
file and whetstone, to pris
manufactured a clock which k
curate tine; and which ie a
ehanical;curiosity. It has a r
top, who flaps his wins on t
being reached. There are als
showing the days ofd the w
month. Underneath is ' a gl:
three feet high, and tv o feet
taining 245 figures .of I men, bi
mals, dto These obj cts go
various perf rmances, as sural.
are touched and a usic b
tunes atth: same tite. A
made to run out from ts hidi
by a cat A. beg -
for money, is
„ussle is knocked
s stealt ily over
door a sentinel
d polit ly bows
into hi cup.
e full c mpanies
try, - wh'cli come
e mann: i df arms
is exh bited by
is cell, : nd many
o recei es! from
t time anothe
stitutio is' mak
doll -ho se, wit
ure all belt g in
Flet is trimmed
other th blue
ent for the lads)
ison chapel organ
and is quicky caught
ar apprp&c es a mar
dmpudent, a d after a
own. A s ake glidf
tthe floor, anat the
takes oft h s hat a
1whn; coin s droppe
Among the . bjects a:
:of infantry and cava
out and go hrough t
very finely. The clo
the prisons while in
are . the od• dimes
.visitors. A the pres
convict in t e same i
ing a very andsome
four.roo>n: the furni
miniature ; yle. On
with red saints and a
It is intend -d as a pi::
who has;pl: yed the p
for several
1.
ears.
•
f
i the.
rench
o mur-
with
ife, a
dr has
e is ac
eat me -
4 oster on
e hour
figures.
:ek and
BS case,
iab, con -
•da, ani -
through
springs
x1 plays
c
• use is
g place,
s
7
",
So -Called ound ,r.
In the be 'ming of
move the s 0 oes, and
heels and e; gee roun
the bearing of the ani
entirely on the sol
place the fere feet in
water dt}ri g half an
this three 7 -four tim
days ; ther-after ap
some sotte lug oint
daily. Le ve the an
in a roomy box stall
with plena of beddi.
an animal led up in
ing or sloping floorin.
he must have liber
ich can n
position, w]
single stall
As soon
moved and
the horse s
dose of .m
s the sho
the feet
Could be
dicine ; :f•
dissolve `fr "m one to
pounds cifrlauber's
hot water, adding to
ounce of greunnd ging
whole in one dose, th
during six hours, ten
tincture; of aconite ;
two or three days, gis a morin
and evening, each ti e, four,
solution of acetate of ammoni
ounce of sweet spirit of nitre i
pint of cold water.
four date, much pai
should remain, a fly
lied round, the cornet, to a
hree fingers' width. The ho
e tied to prevent hi:: interfe
he blister (by rub }ing it
outh),'during 6 hou
ation of the blister.
From the beginni
ept quiet, in a
entilated place, and.
excite perspiration
hood Only be given
Should he of a loosen
a mixture of stearrie
flaxseed'meal, togeth
little hay, which sho
When the urgent sy
appeared, the horse -
liberty itl the barnya
time, when'. weather
Ing summer to be pl
the di ease re -
rasp own the
the hoo ', se that
. els wei htcomes
and fog . then
a ' tub f warm
our, a d repeat
s dailyduring two
i y hog' lard or
ent to the feet
Mal wit out shoe
r comfort able shed
g. To keep such
s all tivpth;inclin-
!is I obje
y /to c]
.tbeaff
have
$red as
given
whir
lone an,
alts inl a
I the so
air, and
n give e
to fiftee
fterwar
•p
after
and t
lister m
•
s after
g he
omfort:
be well
The f
n limits
g n atu
oats,
✓ with`
ld not b
ptonis
should
d Barin;
permits, p,nf
cod on past
tionable
range his
rded in a
belen re
directed
laxativ
purpos
hal
gtart o
ution. a
gibe th
erY hour
chops o
s durin
g, noon
unces o
, with a
• �, hal
three o
ndernes
y a ap
spce 0
se shout
ing wit
wi `h hi
he appli
ho ld b
ble wel
la kete
od whir
quantic
;, such -a
ran an
only ver
timothy.
ave dis ;
be givens
th da
dur'
re.
Tillie Paris batto lr.
The slaughter ho ses of 1P is ar
orated at. La Villette on the , o skirt
f the city; and form, together ith
olice station and tel graph of'ic ., . bar
arks for a small force of trop s s ation
d there`, and other buildings, h ch ar
• f stone,. were constructed in he mos
borough manner byl the city under/
overnment authority. The p •:mise
re euclosed by a high stone a , and
be grounds are 'divided into :gula
ectangles by four avenues i te sectec
y four streets. ( .
Through each building ruus al series
of tours, covered wit a glace • eiling
and in these cours the slaugh er ng is.
done ; the animals eiug dr ss d. on
woode' i frames placed at regu ai inter-
vals ou each side f the ed r. A
peculiar feature of th busines that
of blowing up the car ass as 9c oz as th"
head and legs are cut off, whip th
Commercial Bulletin escribes, . a fol
ows • "The body beii g placed ..n th
dressing frame, an in i cion is made in
he breast near the ne k, and- he nozzle
of the bellows iuserte . A n
works the bellows for bout 15
until the whole carca s is sw
like a small baloon. 'he reashu
for this are that it ma res the vie
hotter, more pluii p hau it
would, and that it en files the ion
skins the carcass to et the hi'
quicker and'easier. wi 'bout in ur
All - bullocks, caly s, she p,
slaughtered in these e. tablishn e•
blown'up in this manner.
Pig btitchery in Pa s is also
ed upon a novel plan. he pigs
into a large roundhouse,having
in the robf to let off th - smoke,
being divided into tri: pgular 1e
dozen or so of,pigs are driven ijit
den at a time, and a butcher
along and strikes eac one on th
with a Dialler.
After being bled, th:" defunct
are carried to the side of the role
arranged methodically in a ros .
are then covered with traw, *h
sat on fire a d the sho t bristles q
burned off. After a t Borough co
the pigs .re Carried into a dress u
hunt; up on hooks anis .craped y
at the
m flutes
ll -n ou '
given/
t look
t erwis
wh
e off
ng it.
etc.
is are
co duct
tr: taken.
a' upola
b + floors
} , - ilt: arc, na urs 1 .
of a so
skilful
at the
bodies
taken
Ever
aris,
t'`hrows
sasbe
steno
the m
sausag
tensive
are p
brush -
Ho
Som
lingeri
resen
he gr
whop
717-1
t o dr wi
bpe at r, w
at of bou
re :the w
tan clea
prf t
nd th t
away s w
e sem use
y.,Tep
nufao'nre
sxhih.m
sale. i Pa
ed ou by
alter.
o.
-ar
mon s a
g hacon
aptaf her:
rtikof orour
ul :lily
llets f: e, a
ppear nce.
e mote ner
. : WI ile
ouch Isis
r 100.I up
of a I hea
ed bo • es.
d :, it,' his
h fro
r . s hfi.
•1
his BW
f his
netr
ishm
ng th
ourn
the to 4
bomb
lips, a
a too
strang
and s:.w
away,
paper
you te
our to
stood
oerem
the po
ache,
draw
teeth.
clothe
-k o e
0 t"erf
a
ah
1
a lm
hicl t
rtlilesa
in the
o's loo
of the
et With
is T%lje long bri
anid aila go to�
muffled
ms his
'flute.
the entr
is utilize
e Amer
is �iads
Freiilchm
1 is use
large b
Rich. an
m
h e
n•'p
1 .+ e by
rito an
es de im
ny ' Ay,
r Foy as
n' is is alio
to•th frae
s e'' se
ar i
11 n
•• ill
ir"
ea
is
4e I
I•
sin
T
othach
0 i1'glish ton
try ch
1,and
Or a
ttraetE
d the
ie at: leas
oq ht the
his: tho lght;was
i .d, the supp
lull which las
cigf dry mold
H ; rai ed it to
oWii teeth extr
3or or filled
wa chtd t is p, ooee.
thr' w the s u11 carer
e w apited, the toot:
it : n .ids ( icket.
he'did' :hat?" a
of au who
during &the fu
t
rch yard,
served a
young'
attentio
ter deje
I
:a
"You 3 on't t
the r:mealy
hike e ouch,
showi o g whe
the li •'ing` of
five y:ars si •
same ay, a
the to. th ch
Ke -p ia.
If a • y ne"
the fa vii r.
the b Need fr
mals, but he
the o • oic st
the f: TM.
tof his 1produ
ferior is nei
It is aidrth
mond, of ►
noted shelep
cull from hi
neverrsol
keep t, g t
mutt' ly t,
part f li e.
root i t e
man' life. co
enjo s and
an s wort
e does, rat
—Christian •
I
•
In each;, ti
hod intery
work v•
en em
—tile
wing
ng, ah
ltnie ;
atio i,
o aS .t•
ly 90
.path
11). Bit
s's Co
'"By
al lw.
of dip,
:fol
f w' 11
brain)
hild
and
ntag or
agric
occu
will,
but o
fold
Er
ing.
teat
tions
e, car
ties •
:
has p ovi(ie
a de irately
may , ave us
It is 1» y the, j
Of die that ai
tally 'built u
sist every tel
dredsi of su
arou 'd us
there is a w:
man , a fats
well ortifie.
prop ly lou
'vice: azette.
led— 'Jame
is Ch mists,
and 1 0, Pic'
C Ei;l S&
lett t eir ha
until •t is to
expense and
s
se
He
11
ug
f e.
e
a
•
suirely;{I your ho
en( bac
ed to }a
th skn
• he
long
o!
effe
ied -
odth
a
be
e
wi' the
e aeurei
11 wi' you
tooth in
as he li
Do you 't
etual ?"
the old
was sews
w waistcoat.
p led that ane
ve held a tou •
e.
tili.ze the Be
itied to the best_
hoj ld ii Dt only
e esti domestic
t retatin an
er'thin produc
ai}:'whcrsells the
ves oa what i
er ai1Is nor econo ical.
the te lidwin am-
�� ddl:b Vermont, the
y, ,
.ree+'er€ woud let no man
floc.. His best shoe he
If y. u t. good t ing,
he o: of : t, impro e it,
aka it a f.rt of oma,
A t ell tak s the -de pest
hich : stL`, de nest soi . A
sist ° i wl '£ he uses and
ake-. ' in o himnse A
wh t ' e spends and ^ hat
r t.la ? what he loc . s up.
HE Rohe
a
brk
he.
ids
in
an
to
n's
in
ark/
ex -
ties
the
•
ist,
was
ong
an,.
b
tion
is
'ngy
ass-'
sed_
on
and
his
ted
the
ngj
ssly
in
Can
ked
had
eral
or ;
oth-!
you
ain
his
es."
ink
'It's
16 an,
in
It's
the
h o'
•
itt.
is
keep
ani -
use
d on
best
in -
11
•
1.
d, atio i.
eref
1 be
th p
oye
iris
nd
em
1•
of
ut
enc
to
whi
r:t of i . Iling u. the
w:en °l;rainwor. and
a r I lik s to see the
as o make hem
ii i he �_aaning,` ook-
tti g the la • s in
ki 'g,gardening and
ae,h infined t. one
hl� ing about—not at
urge desultory h . bits,
iv' th lura. that mani-
h" a cull hand'ness.
. A..
hor-
wh
tion
lica
sele
our
$a
have bee
To all who
au ar icl ;of
dently reeo
Powd rs au
it i vit
preparatin'
Who halve
Remember t
signature of
package.', N
G :t
4u
c
an, ' n
ie
to
b' a
pre
ma.y
die' . u
con .ti
until
den y
tle 11
tad
alt oi:
sha
ish
Sol
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ear
use
ti
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ad. 4i
' alIts
t. k
lj and co
wledge
ii the o
ition, as
e fine p
a, Mr.
tables
erage,
otters'
such ar
may be
enough
ease.
are flo
ck wh
emay e
ing our•
blood, a
—Ciel/
. ackets
Homceo
eedle S
n." 482
a
ly
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ses'
lat
ed
the
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out
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Ur
;he lth
ou le
in
o.
ereons
nd con
horse
d to in
would
XPo
s.
IT OB .
BIIITISIl . ERCH
Oat.I WM. COX,
the Quietest, Most
ducted Hotels in the
tits and t
supplied. ';Good eta+
GE HOTEL, Go4euich,
Prop •'etor. This he ;. ne of
mfnrtable and Bes Con-
Provin,e. The Roo s are
e Tab a and Bar li+erally
ling i' connection. 35-52
AG
NC
S.
JOHN LECKIE, G
Agent- Grain, P
fort -
f the
era -
d by
per -
with
ides
ad-
o re-
un-
tiug
ever
caPe
elves
d.
abet
at I
ree
62
nesp
ition
flink
uae
neral oan and Real Estate
oduce nd Commiesio Mer-
. aim le interest. harges
on rot). estate in t wn or
t and sold. atnred
s to snit bor ewers.
for sale. Moe—
resole, Ont. 515
s bong
Ter
ropert
ok, B
$5 outfit free.
SON & Portland
12 a ay at home I easily
Outfit free. AddressinIIE
0. 6406-52
at home. Samples
veated in W 11 -St.,
oeks makes f dunes
R DA
rth $5
Main
tIta
in the hands of H.
8 till "12193.°11to CHARLES WOODS,
of four yesrs'
Bleaedell. • Por fur-
ther par enlars a
Seaforth.
N-1 Seaforth, for the Great Sierra Nevad Smok-
ing Compound, a positive o re for Cater h, and
The wens cases Ast ma, Phthsio and all
is equally riesiious in all ronehial Aff °biome
Diaeaseetal the Lungs yiel readily to thia treat-
ment. M. L. SMITH, kona, Ont., General
Agent. For sale by all rtiggists. P toe, 75
parts of
AUCTION 4 ERS.
BINE, L mince
ty of Heron.
be County. All
Lilco will be pro
AM, AUCTIONEE
Auctioneer for tbe
&lea attende in all
orders left at the Ex-
VRANd GRA.
sale of la ded prope ty, fa
bred stock. Cattle selecte
ket.• ()Moe and Auction R
AND
ial attention ven to
ing and t erough-
for the Engileh mar-
ine, Acheaon's new
s moderate 615
sales of Yeanded
Implem'Ots. All
undersigned at W
cession 14; or at L
ceesion 12, will be
bills, nottie and a amps
ALEX. DELGETT , Walt
Speoily1 attention tven to
rders left with eithe of the
ro• met y attended tn. Sale
639
ON
imProved fare s only
est, payable yearly ; privet
erate. JOHN S. ORTE
ney to lend on good
at 7:4 per cent. inter -
funas ; charges mod -
MONEY TO LO —In
intereate Private undo
plan. Apply to W HILL,
large or sm. 11 sums
y, at 8 per oe t. yearly
r on the in tallment
Seaforth. 628
-N/fONEV TO LOAN -0n
able hall -yearly or Yearly,
tion of tire princi al, if
light. Apply to T OMA
Ont.
Improved Fa m Prop-
erest. Inter st pay-
s desired, h por-
D. RYAN, eaforth,
625
1\1 ONEY.—The dorsi!?
Money for i mediet
mortgagee on farm( proper
pei cont. Interest early ;
forth.
ed has a large sum of
investment on first
y. Seven ansI a half
principal as !may be
NSON, Solicitor, Se a-
638
MEDI
AL.
deuce south side
east of Presbyteria
D. &c.,Physician, Su goon and
eaforth, Ont. Office and reed-
Goderich Street, ret door
Church. 349
first door south of the Ca olio Church. 496
Office and Resid
directly opposite S
M. D.,
roner
nee, o
r the County of Huron
Jarvis stre t north,,
Public Soho°
Ty McNAUGH
Ont. Office and R
Ryan'a. Calls pr
day. A stock of V
nese and eertificat
Veteri
Voter
terina
. Hors
nary College.
in rear of B
Gradn
eaforth,
ttended to, night or
medicines nn hand
s examined as to sound-
s given if required. 407
of
hours trent 8 A
Mrs. Whitney's n
DE
• Sur
the Rc
geona
w brie
E- G
eon Dentist, Graduate
yal College of Dental
of Ontario Office
block, Main Street,
L.
" Solicitor, God
AMERON, HO
Solieitors in
oron.
OW, Barrister, Attorney and
ch.
Chance
IMERON, Barristers,
G. Cam -
506
NATILLIAM SMA L, Conveyancer andiOemnann
"4" sioner in 13. R., Wroxeter. Anetioneer and
ts and notes collected on
366
'8 Con ition Appraiser. Accon
ye Rentedy;" reasonable terms.
the best
thou. ands
tit
d it will testify.
' see that the
O. iS on leach
an, Torkmtb,
rt op Vs
Ont., ro la tors for Ca
all medic; ne dea not
berry " r 35 bents.
•
Powder
rifying
-the m
e toilet
t for
620-
hir
VRED. ROGER
1: Law, Solicitor
Offi ce, Masonic I.311
to loan. Careful S.
for taking affidavit
Solicitor for the
Private funds to 10
te• ntioa to collection
rney-a 1.
Funds
652
• in Chan eery. Cornniissioner
n • at71 to 8 per cent, 633
previous Saturdaly
Tea- Dr. Ha.aover's resid
52
Leathei, mar • b ,18. ver . got -id thin ,' in its w !.y, but
thle potpie of 'cola a 84Y th,c; is nothing like
'Cutlet, te., am "the t et 'that t ey spend thou -
curing Coo dm Cella , C4arrh, roue, Whioni; g
..a His o do ar$ year' -, in.! burit g it, slimy; that
Wilse I's \lit Che ry i! -i- sold ly the" Principal
more in pro lo on t an the sioal
se Da res ion..
are 1 441.806. tu ay that reen's
to core )3-sp:eps a ant Livir Com laint in 11 its
faros, ;melt as Sour Stointiel , Costiveness, Sick
bottles 110 ;Ruts Re ulaf/aiz, 7 cents. For sett.
Headed. e, lealp' tatio; of law. I art, Indig -Um!,
and , 4.1 old la's ArttiO Salve.'
Thes
ch i Sores, leers, Salt Rlaithm, Tetter, Chapped
nickly Hands, hilbla ns, C rns, and' all kinds 1 Skin
meau
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, Barrister, Attorney, So- •
forth twice each menth, on
Mon lays, arriviug: on the
eveuiags. He will, stay at
nee. '638
BENSON & MET
at Law, Solicit°
Conveyancers, Nota
forth and Brussels.
The] shove firm' b
i ties.
Nov. 27, 1876.
MCCAUCHE
LAW, CHANCE
Scett's Block,
fo
in Seaforth.
Farm anct Town
and sold.i
Monty itprivate funds) 1
Money invested f
best mortgage scour
the lender.
S. 0. McCAUGHEY
R, 13 trristere and Attorne3
sin ChaneerilandIneolvency,
'es Public, etc. Offiees—Sea.
$g3,oso of Private Funds to
ht percent. Intereeinpayable
11 • accounts due the firm to
son who will pay all liabil-
JAMES H, BE
Y, A..
OFFI
Main
•
R.
Street, Seaforth.
the Consolidated Bank of
Cana; ian Bank of COmmerce
nd Yllage Property' bought
aned on mor‘gage se -
le rat .a of interest. Charges
✓ pri -ate persons upon the
tiee, without any expenee to
M.
1--1 S. CAMPREL
ly attended to.
79 D.
eer.
incial Land Surveyor
rdere by mail prompt
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T RE NEXT THE POST OFFICE.
Our Tea at 4p and 50 cents Can't be Beat. The Best
60 dent ea in the Dominion.
60 CENt.BLACK,
60 CENT GRgEl's1,1
30 CENTS.
These
and Strengt
60 GENT JAPAN,
60 CENT MIXED.
0 (0 P P
IN COFFEES•'
BESi VALUE
40 CENTS.
45 CENTS.
Gools! are 041 f the Best Quality, and, recomdiended for Flavor
"THE READER OF THIS NOTICE
IS INVITED TO CALL AT
WE PROMISE YbU A CORDIAL WELCOME.
We hem on hand a Large Stock of Choice FAMILY
GROCER ES,,CROFKBEY and GLASSWARE Cheaper
than any 0 ler House in the Trade.
TURNIp SEj?D, hich will be sold at Bottom. Prices,
AND DON41- YOU FORGET IT.
FFORD, JR.,
ALL THE OOODS A E THIS SEASON'S f'illAKE, AND
WILL BE SOL AT THE 'LOW PRICES FOR .
CALL A
VVHI?1-1 HE IS NOTED.
ce
the .Pa
the premises 'andel. David-
otel, formerly occupied by
HOER AND 'BILLS PISCOUNTEIL
Englieh and Foreign Exchange
FARMERS' ;4ALE RP ES BOUCHT.:
Drafts ,Is
of
ued, payable at all Branches
he Blank of it:Joni:mere°.
st Hewed, cio Deposits.
AI
an (1 Mortgag
Nine Per ;C
SMIT
s, at from Seven to
BU6V17 TOP
ROB RT LTO N,
EG -MOND ILLE,
RAS PURCHASED THE IBIGHT FOB TEM
MR'S, PATENT PQRTABLE
The Best a d Moat Useful Invention -of the age
This Bu gy op is ipronouneed b
Cy ar? i ge builders iltud Livery =en'
to be he best eregi introduced i
the 7? rket,
And -one th t is becoming Birch a favorite that
the deman is =par alleledj for the simple rea-
son that a person, even's. ] child, can adjnati
without a y ineonvenieneel and only 'wants to
be seen to be appreciated.; Its neAt-ness, sbn
plicity of djusting and ;diarability cannot be
The toll wing Lona-en-Cat:age Builders pro- '
flounce it s being suped r rver all other Bug
Tops invented : John C Obeli, Eaq., Mayor o
all, Esq.; j Dart, Esq.; T.II,410dgins, Esq.
action Gu ktnteed.
A_ dress
PUE3L C OTIQE
THE
1 Crocke
Whieh the
' to nail
I where.
D SEE FOR YOURSELF.
' SEED
CROQIIET. AND RING
LAR E LINE, CHEAP, AT
0. VT_ jr:PA_PSTT'S,
FANS. NOBBY FANS.
PALM LlEAF,
,Es,
Ail Colors, fro*,, Fit,f CeTts upwards,
TOSS.
FRENCH aud
AMERICAN,
at C. W. PAPST'S BookstorP.
POST OFFCE STORE, WALTON.
T ONCE MORE res ectfully beg le!ave to xeturn thanks to my nuenerous eustomers for their kind
-4- patronage durin • the last 12 years that I have been doing business amongst them, and kindly
solicit a continuanc of their favorei for the future. I have just received a Large and Well Selected
Steck of DRY G 0 DS of all deseriptions. Also always on hand a full assortment of
GROCERIES IlEAs 4 Specialty—which, for quality and price, are the best in the County.
AI Large Stock of oTs. and SHOES—McPberson's make. Crockery., Glaseware, Lamps
and Coal Oil, Hardwa e Paints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Bacon and. Hams, in fact every-
thing required in a gen ral stOre. Ask for what you want if you don't see it. Cash or farra produce
taken in exchange. I ould also intimate to all parties indebted to me for fast and previous years,
te come and settle bp ash or note before the end. of this month, or the Recounts wilt be put into
other hands for colleciti n. No further notice will be given. MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
-e-I am also valuator to the Dominion Saving ard Investment Society, one o the best loan societies
in the Dominion. T14e above Society loans money on gond farm security foe terni of from- three to
twenty years, on the Incest favorable conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.—If yen want your life insured
give me a call, as I arc). a.gent fOr the'S nn Mutual Life Assurance Corapanyi Mae of the best Life In-
sfirance Companies ini the Dominion, and conducted en the most economical principles, Don't for-
get to give me a call. - am always attentive to businese. Post Office and t elegraph Office in con-
nection. Clover, Tirav. yr, Tnrnip and other seeds on hand.
PAINTIN !PAINTING. PAINTING.
HOUSE 1.\1.-D SIqN PAINTING,
J. GRA.VES is prepared, to dip oil kinds of HoiuSe and. Sign Paintiug Paper Hang -
•
ing and Whitewashing. SatisfsItion Guaranteed. or no charge made. Orders.
Give me a T ial before purchasing elsewhere.
Farmers
Garden S
Fresh and
RN:14 -61ROCERYt
A NICE S 010)1 OF
eople of Varn ;and vicinity will d.4,
and inspect, ofke purchasing else
• SEEOIS. SEEDS.
eds can make 4are of getting &era,
eliable at the Vitrna Grocery.
Flour f‘ the Hot, wife' s Delight,
CoMmeal,: 46c.
AR kinds FRESH GOCERIES as netted.,
644
TAE SEOORTH
TIN AND ,STOVEI EMPORIUM,
•
wHITN Y'S BLOCK*AIN STREET.
M R,O. E. *HITNEY
Has iaow on hand a -complete assortment of
And all caner Dairy Utensils, made np on the
- premises, from first-clase istock, and will be
_ sold at Ha d Times Prices.;
Also on
GOOLD
and Style t
No bouseke
hand, a number of the Celebitted
QUEEN Rangerators. For Price
1. se RefrigeratnAs cannot be excelled -
per should be Without one.
hand, stabs ;ed according t,ip the Let. Will be
sold in sets or separate as desired.
Done on th Shortest Notice, either with Tin
or Galvaniz d Iron.
A Conaple e Stook of Tin -Ware always on hand.
Finest Brands lof Coal 021
At the LOwest Prices, 'Wholeeale and Retail -
Also a largei assortment of Lamps, Globes, &e.
Orders for all Kinds 0/ Jobbing
Promptly Attended to awl Sags -
left at Wilson ct Nttoung's, Lurnsaen Wilson'a, or Wm. Boherte,on & Co.'s, will
receive prompt attention,.
MRS. II'. WHITNEY.
Herbert Ma
che.nt of Nati
liabilities of 4
--The firstl
8tates, treat -el
onese colony
ago.
—The reeer
sieeipial River
dealers and Ist:
heavilY-
-It is belie.
children, an
TsarskoesSelO
--The Lord
-cabled to the ;
United States
assistance WI,
again felt
likely to coal
in,
the -subject of
lotions to th
Synod of tl
the United
.of the consul
neither apprt
—The Du s
ing an cornea
the private it
children of tl
present these
use to anyho4
ed. by a, dense
in. need of
--Thirty fa
in the Comm
Boston recet
paid by 'Fati:
care they wit
seta: Before
dress. The I
ragged wome
said clinging
one another-
tish vocalist,
inches retell -
Borne of his a
their vocal s
paper, Lo
containe
in that city.
;if his SOM1
tongue entails
ence, WAS eV
apoken of in
small -pox ntri
out any ogre
did her work
when her pat
in shaking or
elothes used
meut grew ti]
waited on Mi
her to leave.
stir. She wri
when. brough
trate no -char
asked to drat
$100„ but dee
less thantt5,X
—urs, Gat
fieltl, Beta*
who will hen
gentle presen
sweet and
aud -cultivate
Redolph -she
and intellig0
with the Gen
of ideal offal
kept pace
studied the b
trained. herse
college
She is au exA
is also prof]
and thartm
—The o
boring tow
son, togeth
titizens, we
the father "0
other, and. it
how the obi-
lieside the
fielaSthus
tangling lin
and sat the s
bite? "Cro
young Isaac
"well, this i
lineland th
Suiting the
Death the
they starte
dose basses
received th-
-A desp
eurred near
Texas, lea-
Biadloyleft
his wife
asking toe
pallet th
saw tcro
long to t
cries of nan
with her th
-ehooter, th
s door and
Mounting- a
est neigitbo
party of 1
iey anti bot
of whom w
the other tl
hers rtrove
the owner
indepe
and indee
the world:
wife of the
Miss Rai
whaling
owned a
bine o
fessinn was,
was a mere
of about
slenderly -
manageme
sT. Cisco.
and her wa
transfer he