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Canadian Cattle Expors.
One of the most remarkable de elop-
meats of modern trade is the cattle
traffic of Canada with Great Britain and
Continental countries. It is safe to
assert that 4 years ago the trade had no
existence, and yet the total of last
year's trade was nearly four times as
large as that of 1877, and more th�n
30 per cent greater than it was in 18 8.
Large as the exports have - been, and,.
still are, they are not to be compared
with what they may be. •The business
seems to have taken farmers by surprise
and even now that the novelty is wear-
ing off, and they are accommodating
themselves to the requirements of the
future by raisinga better class of
animals. Their short comings are still
considerable and serious_
The public records give the following
figures, showing the shipments for the
last three years.
1877 1878 1879
Cattle 6940 18655 25009
Sheep 5509 41250 8033`2
Swine430 2078 5335
More than twenty thousand cattle
were shipped at Montreal,four thousand
at Quebec, and the remainder at Port-
land, and Boston. Although the weights
of the cattle shipped were not officially
recorded, and it is not therefore possible
to state them with more than approxi-
mate accuracy, it will be fair to assume
an average of 1300 lits. per head, which
shows a value of 3ic per pound, live
weight, at the port of shipment. It
would be very interesting if reliable
weights could be obtained, for the pur-
pose of comparison. Without this _ in-
formation it is impossible to obtain a
definite and accurate idea of the yearly
improvement which has taken place. If
we are to hold the front rank, we must
know all the facts relating to this
interesting feature of commerce. The
extraordinary success of the past three
years is no guarantee that it will be
continued, unless we effect the changes
in practice which the competition of
rivals his made imperative. The
natural advantages which Canada has
over her competitors are great. Her
ttimate is, without doubt,the healthiest,.
he best calculated to produce cattle not
only free from the diseases which plague
the Americans, but of purer blood and
healthier phisique than any in the
World. Add to this the comparatively
• short railway journey. to the port of
shipment and the three days' sail in
the river and gulf to the ocean, and the
summary is still imcomplete. The
Canadian beeves are the 'only ones
which are absolutely free from taint of
any kind, and therefore well able to
compete in British markets against all
imported cattle.
The cost of production needs to be
compared with: that of the United
States, to ascertain on which side lies
the advantage. to the feeder. In the
States -the principalfeeding grounds
are in the west. The management of
the trade is well known. Cattle which'
have grazed ou the rancho lands are
gathered,into feeding stalls,to be finish-
ed off on corn. It is true that corn may
be bought for 25 cents a bushel,and hay
and forage at proportionately low rates
in the Iowa and Nebraska distri.ets.
These states are increasing their corn
areas and yields per acre, `and, also their
herds. Railway freights from there to
the east are about 47 per head per
thousand miles or an average of $10 all
round. What is the result ? In the.
first place, the animals although im-
proving in breed, require longer to
mature and obtain the 1600 pounds,
which is said te be the standard for
remuneration. Medium-sized animals
are barely profitable for shipment. It
is well known .that American cattle do
not stand as high on foreign markets -as
ours. They caunot therefore comma
such good prices. They are a cruder
lot, show less for food consumed,, and.
when fiuishedhave to undergo a tedious
journey east, which results in much
bruising, occasional fever and some-
times a good deal of waste. After- rest
they enter upon a sea voyage, which,
under favorable circumstances can hard-
ly be less than nine days. However
much is done to improve their breeds,
they will always be under these . great
• disadvantages.
Whatever economic speculations per-
lsous of authority may indulge in when
dealing -With Canadian Agriculture, it
must always be remembered that we
are without oiicia.l.Agricultural Statis-
tics, and therefore without data. There
e
are facts enough from which to form a
judgment as to the profit of beef raising.
We know the cattle export has increas-
ed largely, without decreasing the num-
bers of our herds. If our farmers are
ssustainiug au actual loss, their capital
must get less, and saving will therefore
cease. Really they have increased, for
larger shipments are the accumulated
surplus: This is enough to show that
saving has not ceased. What .has been
the rate of profit it would not bre easy to
state, as it' has varied, and will vary
under different circumstances. With
our imperfect knowledge, it. cannot be
shown exactly. _ In the report of the
Washington Commissioner of Agricul-
ture for January, 1880, the value of
farm =line's over three years old is
given thus :—New York, $11.60 ; Ohio,
4:36.57 ; Illinois, $31.49 ; Iowa, $32,15
Nebraska, '31.13 ; an average of $35.2 l;
If we take the average weight .of the
considerably wider than
say in the propor
The milk must b
vessels, and remai
sible place in sl
shaken,. until th
Thirty-six hours
outside% tiree neecessary'
temperature be kept at
Fahrenheit, and i
care must be to
smallest acetifica
teen hours, :low$
safe time. If the
to- all hope of ►
ready to heat the
this country, but
be perferable. P
ly, without $kaki
stove, which sho
warm to start wi
raise the tempera
ly be seen to fo
ring, which will
the. bottom of th
fully watched. -
swell and thicke
proachea the b
cream will prese
ion of
straine
in the
comer,
crea
wrote
ri
oro
e b ► ttt'in, "
h ee o two. ar
into th'ae tat
c.oles p0s- so
Il leov: dm
, nn- ini
as risen. b fo
ill ►ehe ad
less f the 44 tie
bon a :cat
he cutest t e f
teen he of
lace ix- get'
e the : ve age ly
d es, f re ell w
'
ar: ow in fl
t•
on
• summ:r
n that n
ion take
er, will
milkc
utter.
milk, on
"water
ace the
og,ont
ld be o
h, and
ure. A
o• on th
to of the
pan, s
n a shor
, and, a-
iling - p
t a roug
pearance, the color will b
less! orange brown, accord
richness of the; ilk, and th
be gently remov to the
If the ring break which i
heat exceeds 21 C F., t
mix with the k, and, t
be in a greatmeasure
care should be taken to r
degrees, as othe wise th
have a "fire fang flavor.
are sedulously a ended t
perfect success o the fir
When cool, th "scalde
ed" or "clotted" ream
in an almost so id cak
deed wh en eaten with : n
(very few cloves in a o• ns
no lemon peel, if you lel
other arrangeme • t of fresh
fruit ; but the ,! oleagi
render it unfit f • r tea o
long does it take this cre-
I have done it i forty-fi
has never take three 'el
way is this : P t the c ea
vessel,vessel, and stir i around wi
or, if this is co • sidered ob
with.a spoon or wooden sp.
butter forms in , small g ail
hardly any butt-r=milk, : Jed
is will be very s perior t ► of
milk. Put the „ ains, ei
cold eater, and wash c re ully
ing th process as you would
ordin ry way. 'lisp r ter.
!How t• Buy . Hors:
Lo• . at him :tending quietly
stabl to see h: has no 'ric of
one h nd foot o • er the o he .
this h: often c tti the fire par
hind foot with' the sh. rp. cal
shoe, thus ma ing hi •• la e
for m •nths. ' ;hen bro gh ctn
allow him to b:' jockie• in ;hi:
Take your stan ► on one :id Of
and 1 •t him w: �. nater: ily an
by ; ti en turn •,'• d walk by, sho
other side. N . w staid. ehi
have aim walk •ff in front of
from ou ; the.: tura an• walk
you. • bserve if the goes ree y a
and•• lents his ind feet in he
his fc re feet. 4ext, ha e m
by y • u, and b: ck and for h,
his a tion tics: y.
No look at i is eyes nd ma
tion ' ith your.hand to ar h
y -on ill tended o strike I� h
quic . ly, or dr ' ws the he.
visio may be .epeude on
good and no blindnes i
-eyes :hould b modes telt' pr
Sun -ven eyes alb apt to get bili
hors: grows ol. , and of en oh=
a vie ous teqmp r.'Ex mi e t
and -ee tha't they are so nd str
and : yen. Lot k at his fore
notice if he ha- strong knee jo
that hey are •t sprue . xa
hind legs close t above an' b
hock: for any wellings, a d e
for c rbs mild s • avins.. No • lo
the pastern j•ipts an s '
cuts : nd interf:rings, o if er
sour- on them in cons qu: •ice
The pasterns t h(uld b rat' er
a ca riage hor ..,and n t one
If the latt r, a d long ad. els
are pt' togive out at a bar p
race horse uc pasterns a le
tion: ble.' n heavy daft ani
are npardona le.
Tl e feet are ften plisse ov
thorough eats nation f th se
utm st ii>tpo tante. he . s
reast uablyl lar e, thehoofs c
toug 1, free fro crack , net s
well set up at he heels,, other
will soon s •ear down. oh pave
hart roads, an l tie lio se beco
sore. If aiwa. ;s to be ep ' in t
try t wort on a farm r d rt ro
heel are of o objec ionable
rega d, the insi e of th hoofs
they are free f m corn , anti t
is a : ood s zed frog to s ften tli
the eg, -when the foo stamp:
grou id.
pay- guilt horse is she best
in h me i, while a to
d one, wi la longi er legs m:
th . saddle, ut the
s to be -iaele
from the h
dl, 11 ses s
long.
•
6
e
t •e s ov e in fd t
ath" would rn d
e p ns I ar ful- p' a i • :
h:op •f� the o lo
•ly mo• era sly
cry gr dilly
in: wil s'ort-
rea •• ; - his
:ame sic Ias
oul.d b: care-
t
•
of
di
of
n
r
i
st
6
e
in,th
• , .list
o•me
rig
pa
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•ill d
e crea
e bat
ui • ed.
s:'the
. utti
If the
gu
tten
or
• e t
clicinb
se,)
r pr
one p
c flee
m to
e
n
t
•
••
y
•
it will
ilk ap-
w ole
r
'a
ap-
e or
to the
ust
o aol.
•; the
ue will
h will
°#reat
fi y
it will
e flints
Ira itee
pt
ut-
k off
o in-
s tart
and
any
served
rt cies
ow
le ru ?
sec ndt3—it
lute'. The
terane
htiehand,
jectburble,
1 tu•1.. The
is ; there is
wh t tlhere
din: rt' new
co••e,Jinto
finish -
in the
1
a
gen
h 1
•
•
I,
I'
i his
P
; fling
u,. ging
of his
s pf his,
heaps
d not
aces.
e road,
qulietly'
ielig his
•u` and
oe and
towards
di easily
rapks of
ti ,otted
a thing
e4 mo-
n: as if
kvinks
a the
✓ Ilya
,. The
inept.
.s the
a4terize
teeth
►n' ly set
es and
n s, and.
• e the
l wthe
p cially
.katall
c ear of
a e any
o this.
h rt for
s oping.
tic, they
11 In a
s objec-
• 1 they
r, but a
s f' the
id be
a.. and
1' y, end
i e they
•• Qat or
•• t foot -
e OOUn-
a s, low
lastly,
a 1d . see
a there
jar . to
u the
of aserlk-
raugy-
y e pre -
e hould
o weak-
cJ sl and
only be
•
a
•
••
•
ing
bodi
•
feral le fo
not e sa ong
nets ITh. le
knee ; `do n,
rath sh rt i tali
If the ail l'ft:l hoar
New Yorkers, which should be; as well usu.• lily a evide ice e)
l;red as tetra, at 1300 pounds, the value and pert If:it lie
of the cattle was less than 31 cents per and•:ti.sily�, tb r versepound. The advantages may,therefore, case
be claimed for us up to the shipping . A. to the agl?, his is
pert, and ou the other side of the water the t eth ill s 'se year
they are still :treater.
fs,
n
are ' llish ped k' It is
It must be the aini of the Canadian to ca 11 a horse
farmer to carry as many cattle to the way f•om'ten n
area of, his hind as he can. What the can f ve a pre ryuess as t=#
limit will be will depend on his culture. for a qer tan y he eyes axle
Nature is on his side. He must devote ; sink ,z;ra}• hair, to the he
more attention to the culture of fodder eller is a, want Ifni look is
and roots for feeding iu winter. Mixed vaci -ve f
iiushtudrv, and larger anis more nutri- -A' ter all tilde is a h eat risk
tive crops must be the source of his in- ; ing t 'horse, ev;..0 from n owue
creased profit. Improved breeds, rapid ; trut fol awn! n+.stly d'sposed
fle'sll-ivakens, economy of tune, in fact, of 11 :i failings ;; f i• in ii�any ca
whatever applies to English farmers rreallyignlran of what these, o
may. with proper modification, be ap- cipiint ttsease which may be
at the time of s
o.'. jocks in. hi
l covet; ng up
(fin ing out ; au I.
f
andsi
a str•nr
s quit;
s ept t '1
reedily t,
old, u u e:
sual fo
ieight w en he -s
twenty,' but
ty • good
r old t
c me 11
o vont
plical'le to hint.. Intelligent 1,ilanage- .in t
ment will decide his remuneration. We . for
are glad to ohserv.' that au Ontario ex" aeie
e system
he tricks
faults at
1
eta
r
al
it is
back
imber
e the
ld by
s they
ockies
ill the
adept
this,
Tin to
a, and
vi-
buy-
vho is
speak
he is
�f in -
i king
As
ig the
ea„;es,
when
•
r
THE
e" and e " • o se distemper"
preval: t the e4 er if not shown
me o p rebase, these break out
er. It s safer to buy a horse
tely up o it its arrival in town,
e has a ianc tget diseased,
.
re theieller� have time - to
im up." Neve mina a dirty
rough looks ; you can clean
er alid ooth the latter with -
to tie animal soon ae you
e, and a ter this he will probab-
25 t 5 ;per cent.. better than
u bo tI t him.; . One rather, thin
is sa er o buy than yvhen fat,:
covers ;.bad points, and when,
wn Bom.'what a rather fine ap-�
horse tuirnso't to be very come
king —( ountr, Gentleman.
•
Be is 1Vlad • t ► • England.
rat tiagashm ,, n known to have
ell -f: un�er b rade lived in
I.
en e ade = o r bells for the
al' c iur h of sister, none of
oma' n ; and o • e which is dated.
he • los anti: nt indentified in
'he bides', bell mentioned
ort • ate, still I• anging in North -
shirt stl eple is that of Cold
whish b ars • age of 1317 ; but
re i s n t d ted examples,
rom st a of inscription, must
ider . bly older. One hundred
rty- eves in all may be said
•ta • by to hay: been cast before
meneen;ient o' the seventeeth
an .of these twenty-three are
In Leieste :shire Mr. North
0 of the earl y period ; so that
a di evince .1, three old bells
two counties a curious coinoi-.
Bu Ito-orth.mpton does not
hay boated of a b:ll-Ionnder
en o the aixteent century,
us fit o e e h bun • ed years
an eid ester ' l 1 oreo - er, many
No theMpto • sire •ells were
y eweomb-,; f Lei ester, the
ch an besi • e Mari : " at Cold
► cin by:hiin, w th the inscrip-
ew olf ' e o ekes er made
160 "--agate dy Rev'ew.
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ei
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e
w
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re b. ry n BEng
Av tygo�dthee o
se ill •arri°d• in
n Is* t - of tie severe
,ra tic:, fli y gat
o ng dial(gue, w •
he H :hie , •
n t: idat foo Pari 1 yo • .bo good
M =. M'I' awky
en -fi • of your'vote
f: 1, si , ti last
wi say t ane
any exce lent leas
ig o oose, a rd I
n.IwiIs ntit
t my :leeti.n;
t he . of ' lµ11 ri,
u 3} ch t tie •• an
e tl ma, • tov►te
an•idat;-i! tr
youM
ins ep, • de
0 L' VO ds
p'p ecia �e i its
}b 1. dri k; s ccs
s . !t at I ' 11' sen
to tob ccn : s w
No offe • ce
cht as you
'doci:dto kn
ave an -t4 hen
en
it ta�
it
ee
a
m
c
fe
st
fo
to
y
0
h
•
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1
s El:: ctions.
t •e way bribery
t glish elections,
laws 'a.;ainst the
ed fro it the fel-
too place in
lament: y' honors
enough, t. support
nd gii' me the
n the poling day?"
Parliant mem-
'Mr. ikI Pawky, I
of w ukyup at
oot like a ou to try
o you • trink sue
sant he, id sent it,
ht. $e wass too
tb ask! ny other
ar him."
et I have" not of -
Pawky, by asking
t�an a yourself
11Ce you I. now how
I shall t e glad if
s ea me n a little
• down„ peed some
r—•o offence !I But I
as • a stra = ger, that
W how t: last mem-
leman v ters."
•
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By9,t
u : i laws
o digecstjl
re al
o wel
p avid.
el atel
ys von
gi the!
t "e that a 3c
ly uilt
e eery ten
ds of subli
nil us r*
re is a e
fat 1'
rtifi
pe I y uq it
G• zette
----‘Jam si'
eh ;mist,
0, PbC
ny
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= ou :h or o
title,rom •t,
fens,' - • ij
lie tittion o
are alkvays •f
lee efi ial i : fl
and; ulmon
dr gg sts a d
box
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b r o d
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ect
in .p r:
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pats
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Su 'st
stimi
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h
Vi
ming
to Tgh
.ST tli
ti=, yet
vii
be
he P
, pfe
with
lcoh
are
actio
engtj
of the
const
tute
lent
ot
abeve
th may
Cougl
menet
by gl•
t prop(
SZ
gni
t
111 etr
rto
in re i
0 les
tin
rich
indent
5100 then are 'past 'eyepe sin, I
porter. Mr, laitten, is to offer TA.
r.rs h ee Sick
eold"nuodal, tot the next Industrial Ex- thee trade wi each other, eveu, the e'ee • emmel
hibitiou, for the be:,t four home -raised eery - (Ale
Durham grade cattle, suitable for ex- gets cheated eeeilv by inu more '1
hors . It is after usiag a
is in him can 'ound but, and We have ":
eie for Auld by
11
Thp Old Devonshire Way of sem months thtt pretty -much 41 that ;
en; Making Butter.
best sa
treateti aftnr the DuvonehirO fashion turn up after aosseseing one for •eare. • Henn , Chilb
should be made of the strongeee tin. I the city stables so,many h lees are
• Thee Innen hold from toe and , a half kep wider the eame roof, and eee e., fen e tiefaeli
a went of proper ,ventilatiOe
G ateful to, • a ;comfort-
ou ;1 knowl dge of the
is • lgbvern he opera-
a • a -nutria an, and by
do • of the clap proper -
1 • ct-d cocoa, Mr. Ep . s
b ealfast: tables with
d 'bever ge, which
ny Leavy dot tors' bills.
iou use of a • ch articles
sti ution m: y be grad -
til strong en • ugh to re-
cy to dise se. Hun -
m ladies !a e 'floating
y o attap wherever
poi. t. We • ay escape
ft fay keepi • g ourselves
ith pure blod, and a
ed frame." t Jivil Ser-
ld • my in pa bets label
.ps & Co., H fneeopath-
, T readneetle Street,
'lly 4ondon ' 482-52
0o ften .a co d or slight
der :d a' vert ordinary, ,
st : s well lea to go as
nce system: tically ne-
im ! 1 curable affection
o a serious pulmonary
or: prudez t aware that
sho ld never be trifled
use `f Bryan's Pulmonic
h: ve' sustained their
ved twenty years. Thep
do s, and exert a most
nce on' all the bronchial
o Bans. Sold by all
unt y dealers,at 25 cents
0111 4X P
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•.t. WM.
the •ale est, M
ducted Hotels
comis•odlons a
enp, ie... Goo
SITOR.
CH GE HOTETi,Goderi6h,
OX, roprietor. T is one of
t C rihfortable an Best Con -
the Province. The Rooms are
d th Table and B: r liberally
stab ing in connect on. 635452
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NCIES.
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ohconn
mod
mor
Far
Leo
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rate. Mo
gages psi
s and vi
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,Ge
in, P
loane
r cent
tgage
off.,
lege p
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eral Loan an
duce and Com
on real estate
simple inter
bought and
Terms to en
°party for sa
ok, Brussels,
Real Estate
lesion Mer-
in WWII, Ost
st. Charges
Id. Matured.
t borrowers.
nt. 515
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o land,
K in y
free.
sine
$7
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ade.
, ugust
OS
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, Main
nr own town. Terms and
Address H. LLETT &
62642
Outlit free. A dress TRUE
626-52
tip V'
ea PE" DAY at lto e. Samples
" worth $5 free. A dress SPIN -
land, Maine. 626-52
$10 to
ever month.
Wal -street, N
0
BA
Yor
n Invested n Wall -St.,
sent free expl ining even, -
587 -52
of
in t
the
Sea
SP OIF
oNPERF
I nets per
nr years'
pa• rticul
C ARTICLES.
ctly tinned of ohronierhenmatisrn
ending by a receipt I have left
aply to CHARLIES WOODS;
638
etALL AT 1 S. ROBERTS' D41JG STORE,
••-/ Seaforth, Or the,Great Sierra evade Smok-
ing Conepoun ,1 a positive care for Catarrh, tend
is eonlly dile dons in all Bronchi I Affections.
The w rst o see; of Asthma, Ph hone and all
DINE sees of t 0 Lungs yield readily to this treat -
Agent. For Wale br all druggis 8. Prioe 75
cents a box. 601-52
J.
par
sal
bre
ken
Blo
ex essly to supply the
it ron leinent. Being free
111 au3 foam, it energizing
ol olio ed by correspond-
er, and new life into all
tem and bu 'cling up an
tU on. It; is a excellent
hie er brand where n
IN de Sold y all drug-
01 ayin is Hatt ' tontradict ed.
ery gent thing n Its way, but
c Audit ay !there is nothing like
pond Serup of dd Cherry for
his, atareh, Cr mp, Whooping
i r fact that tilt- • paid thiin-
g Hy, in buying it shows that
In (*terry is- eold In the Principal
ge Aral d aline nine gbout Ontario.
itis a • safe for ra infant as fur
ane In buying it you will SaVO
ire the arger sm. se they hold
Unix than the sma.11.
people
e tint sect nol, how o regain goon
iret ran he obtained by energy,
ening tl e second Ag rod health);
eadnehe, nlpitatiot of the heart.
Yone !Pros ration, le w Spirite, 'nee
seittn• am then day. wo doses of
inegn ar size 75 :elite. Peel-
druggi
ehis
vet in th world fo uts, Bruises,
aieee Con e. and a nierls of Skin
Have i gnaranto. d to give per-
m qa ever. case or r roaey refunded.
pee :box. For sale be Hickeon
P. BRI Lieenced Anoti neer fo the
• cif the Count*. All orderv eft at the Ex-
ist) 001 e' will be promptly e tended ton
D GENT.—Special atte tion given to
• o• ck. attle selected for the English mar-
k, a oder oh, ost. Terms mode ate 615
an
cee
bill
AL
Le
L ETT Inc BARROWS, Lice sed Auction-
s, M top. • Special atten ion given to
• f La ded Property, Far Stock and
mete. All orders left with( either of the
ere gned at Walton P. O. or Lot 14, eon•
notes nd stamps furnishe if required.
ee
le
ONEY
impro
era e. JOH
olLEND—Money to
ed farms only, at 74
Carly ; private funds
IS. PORTER.
lend on noo d
er cent, inter -
1
ONEY
on fir
int
abl
tto
lig
O EY
erten a
of the
t. Appl
• LOANn-In large
t•class security, at 8
'vete fiends, or on
to W. 7ILL, Seater
O LOAN -04 Inn=
8 per cent. interest.
rly or yearly, as deal
rincipal, if so prefe
to T1OMAS D. R
r small Sums
er cent. yearly
he installment
628
ed Farm Prop -
Interest pay-
ed, with a por-
ed. Expenses
AN, Sentorth,
625
MOZIEY. The undersigned has a large sum of
J -T -Ye money for immediate Inves ment on first
mortgages on farm property. Seven and a half
ale el upo . J. 11. BENSONeSolieitor, Se a -
for h. 1 633
MEDICAL.
de
ea
al. SCOTT, M.P. &o., Physic an, Surgeem and
t o• f Pres ytertan Church. 349
Ac
fir
McGi
onchen
1 University, Physician, Surgeon end
, Seaforth, Ont. Office and residence,
uth of the Catholic Church. 496
•
di
eon, etc., Coroner/ or the County of Huron
and Residence, on Jarvis street north,
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Ont. Offic and Residence in roar of Killoran &
Ryan's. C Ile promptle atten ed to, night or
day. A st ck of veterinary me 'eines nn hand
ness and ceirtificates given if reqt ired.
407
hours' from 8
Mrs. Whitney's
J --Lr Surgeon entist, Graduate
of t,he Royal C liege of Dental
Surgeons of ntario. Office
ne brick block, Main Street,
TAMES T. GARROW, Barrister, Attorney and
t/ Solicitor, Goderilch. 681
M. C. Cameron, Q. C., Philip HOU, M. Cif Cara -
506
emlILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commie -
Appraiser. Accounts and notice collected on
reaeohable terms. 866
s
J
f .
Jutir 2, 18$0.,
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GROCERY 4TORE NEXT THE POPT OFFICE.
Our Tea at 40 ana 50 cents Can't be Beat. The Best
c6t Tea in the Dominion.
60 0, NT i3L40K, 60 CENT JAPAN,
, 60 ONT dREN, 60 CENT MIXED.
! {. 45 CENTS
pEsT VALUE IN COFFEES. '
30 CENTS.
35 CEr S.
1:"' These poods
and Strengl
are 611
BANKING
SE FORTH ONTARIO.
Office n the prenlises under David,
son'. - Rotel, f+w-terly occupied
the
ank of Commerce.
NOTE AM S DISCOUNT%
FARMERS' SALE
NOTES BOHR
Drafts Issued, pa, able at all Brancheis
of the Ba Commerce,
of the Best Quality, and recommended for Flavor .
in crest Alio, vied on Deposita.
D. D.. ROSE, SEAFORTH. Money to Loan on Ma tgages, at from Seven te
Nine er Cent.
BED. BOGERS -Barrister and Attosney-a t•
Law, Solicitor jn Chancery, ponveyancer, &c.
C);; ce, Masonic, Block, Wingbani. Trust p'unds
to loan. Careful attention to collections. 652
W. nIEYEL, Barrister and Attortkey at
• Law Solicitor in Chancery. Commiseioner
fo taking effidavite in the Province of Maeitoba.
Private funds to leen at 74 to 8 ner cent. 633
th
pr
JAMES IIEHOE, 'Barrister Attorney, So-
• licitor Conveyancer, eve, Stratford. Mr.
hoe will be Seaforth twice each month, on
hint end third Mondayd, arriving on the
vions Saturday eveeiags. o will stay at
Co
fo
in
en
it
at Law, Solicitors in Chanoery and Insolvency,
veyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Offices—Sea.
lb end Brussels. $23,000 of Private Feu& to
est at once, at Eight percent, Interest,payable
rly. 63
The above firm has thin day been dissolved by
tual consent. All accounts, due the firm to
paid to Mr. Benson who will pay all Habil-
Nov. 27 1876r
IS
JAMES H. BENSoln.
EADER OF THIS NOTICE
IS INVITED CALL AT
14. MoRRISON Ss SEAFORTH.
‘Aff. PROMISE YOU A CORDIAL WELCOME.
We hav on hand a La/rge Stock of Choice FAMILY
GROCERIES, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE Cheaper
thaof any oi her House in the Trade.
,latst to hand, a Large Quantity of the BEST SWEDE
Tcr.RNIP 1 SEED, which will be sold at Bottom Prices,
AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT.
AW, CHANCERY, AND CONVEYANCING ,
Ce., LICH. ORS fcl the Consolidated Bank of '
L-'1 Canada and the Canadian 'lank of Commerce -
Varna aria Town and Village Property bought '
em Rim at reaeouttble rates of intetest. Cherg es
ono- i nvested for private enrsons upon the
be ,t mortgage securitien withoet any expense to
S. McCAUGHEIn M. A. F. HOLMESTED.
Tn S. CAMPBELL, Ptovincial Laud.. Surveyor
and Civil Engineer. Orden by mail prompt
ly a tendei to.
79 D. S. CAMPBELL, ilitcnell.
ALL THE GOODS ARE THIS SEASON'S MAKE,
WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOW PRICES FOR
WHICH HE IS NOTED.
AND
CALL AND SEE FOR -OURSELF.
G. OFFORD, JR., MAIN ST. SEAFORTH.
CROQUET AND RING TOSS.
LARGE LINE, CHEAP, AT
C. VT _ S.AILFOIVT1-1-
FANS. NOBBY FANS. FANS.
PALM LEAF,
1 FRENCH and -
JAPANESE, AMERICAN,
All , from Fit.: Cents upwards, at C. PAPST'S Bookstore.
POST OFFICE STORE, 'WALTON.
IONCE MORE respectfully beg 'leave to return thanks to my nurnerons customers for their kind
patronage during the last 12 years that I have been doing bnsiness amongst them, and kindle
solicit a continuance of their favors for the future. I have just reoeived a Large and Well Selected
of all descriptions. Also always On "hand a full assortment of
DRY GOODS
GStoReicoocf
EitIES—TEAS a Specialty—which, for quality and price, are the best in the County.
and Coal 0i4Hardware, Paints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Bacon and Hams, in fact every -
A Large Steck of Glassware, Lamps
thing required in a general store. Ask for -what you want if you don't see it. Cash or farm produce
taken in exchange. I -would also intimate to all parties indebted to" me for last and previous years,
to come e.nd settle ay cash or note before the end of this month, or the accounts will be put into
other hands for collection. No further notice will be given. MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
—I am also Valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society, one of the best loan societies
in the Dominion. The above Society loans money on good farm security for a term of from three to
twenty yearn On the most favorable conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.—If you want Aux life insured
give me a call, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual Life Assuyinee Company, one of the best Life In-
surance Companies in the Dominion, and conducted en tha,,nost economical principles. Don't for-
get to give me a call. I am always attentive to business. Post Office and Telegraph Office in con-
nection. Clover, Tiratthy, Turnip and othir seeds on hand.
HOUSE
PAINTING.
UGGY TOP.
ROB ERT FU LTON,
HAS PIURCHASED T E RIGHT FOR THE
COUNTY 0 HURON FOE
SMITA'S PATENT PORTABLE
ADJU9iBLE BUCCY TOP,
The et and Most !' sinful:Invention of the age,
ThisIBuggy Top is prowounced
the market,.
And o e that is becoming each a favorite that
the ap mid is unparalleled, for the simple tea -
son t t any person* everl a child, Call adialit it
-witho t any inconvennee, and only wants to
be see to be appreci tea. ;Its neatness, strin
'incite- of adjusting . a a durability cannot be
Thelfollowing Londe Carriage Bniidees
Tops Invented : John Caenpbeli, Den, Mayes of
an, Eine.; J. Dart, Eeq.; .3. Hodgins, Esq. ,
Orders Promptly Pilled and Sado-
/action aztarinzteed.
A f w Township Rights for sale Sant
pyBuo
Ti
A MOE STOCK OF
Whicih the people of Verne and vicinit will do
well to call and inspect before purcha ing e'ne•
•
Gar en Seeds can, ake sure of get
Fres and Reliable at the Varna Geocer
Oatmeal, rornImal, rt.
All kinds of FRESH GROCERIES a
644 ILAYEBY,
THE SEAFOR
AND STOVE EMP
MRS. WHIT
Has now on hand tecoMplete assort
Aliir_il_ CANS, PAI
sAonl :It aa Itl Hoatrhde rTli: al ie :lei, riuct eer ii a , melee, up ett al° '
nreruisee, from ntsf-clase stock, end will be
en -
ng then
Rut
c.
REFRIgERAT RS.
Ale() on hand, al number of the elebeeied !
GOOLD and QUEIEN Refrigerators. For Pens
and Stele these Itefeigeratono cannot t enraged.
No housekeeper shoild be without onle
'IMPERIAL 1111EASyRt,S
hand, stamped accdraing to the AcS. Will be
eold in sets or separete as desired.
;EAVE NG -
Done on the Short4et Notice, Mlle& with Tis
or Galeanized
PAINTING Finest Br,cinds of 0
At the LowEet Prices, Wholesale
* Also a large assortneent of Lamps, GI
kND SIGN PAINTING, Orders for all Kinds of
J. GRA.VES is prepared to do ell kinds of House and Sign Painting, Paper Hang- 1PC:ntwi:Iblult4t.taenntdeeecid-to
ing and Whitewashing. Satisfa etion Guaranteed or no charge made. Orders
receive prompt attention. Glee me a Trial befOre purchasing el ewhere-
left at Wilson & Young's, Lumsden & Wilson's, or Woe Robertson & Co.'s, will .
al Oik
a B4401
Jobbing
Sags -
Au eastern.
'Inking into
with the lea
sole. v-lehaethBeelre:
globe- It is
tanners. but
Northern Baia
class sui gem
rtef eisoFe:fT5tt.:43313
efroefojtsimlaisea500:uariBfother.
vinagd6tshwe idiaty
ceipts Were
Biel:is when th
7t4lIfatgoeoaoturref:
eropire quite
amounts to no
fres. bite In to
leather trade
itnotinejudatueldge, thine
regard tb its f
proeurea C•
than that eut
the former
to such a degr
in having so
sulphur water
too, enabling
large surpina
Eastern tan
Australia in
nent, and par
material whie
is what is kno.
obtained from
acacia. The,s_
when about te'
nine or ten i
bark -is strip
April or early
than five inch
od. As the ac
for tanning, b
rheler
sirability of it
of the wattle
the forests in.
wattle -bark t
growth ef the
ing the past ae.
er from the
, more than am
have not only
have been imp
11,11et even from
the same time
tie bark is ex
1384 tons in I
in lt379. The
"Itt:be WaS
- Intel
tors say that t
ton will be 143
of Colunalsia 1.4
t:Ote'laipnoj tutteentbhuyzegaa
riage of John
yY aur kg t )0h, oX$3
gaie the bride
for 41,000,000.
Nicholas Norri
Thinkiug sloth
walked on, wh
he Pad time
ibtis/jdaiNvy es dalasolow
let the hat arc
the yeting real
two hawks in _
them, noiimb
are large bite
venerable p
day, Faye t
forward to
famine suffer
'spare aske
lehalylilaTtlTetaalie"liP
her means ;
purpose. It N
that she hall
happier think
inTI 5: :I, (ie1)-: j:htipat,er:i :e:ryede
2371aaLI:11: he as
"don't mind tl
au— glitresr. ,
by eating can
reeenVer, thou,
eilbt °Cos:1;1 1 srd8in ri€Pero-
two-thirds of
barn. Sannr
similar loss. •
Bell also suff
tirwoomehtilmienewys
deal of fencin
in many pia.
blown down.
-cession was
WaIlaceville
Xiller were