The Huron Expositor, 1880-08-13, Page 6t1
bresbng by Steam.
Mos of the wheat of California is
thresh by steam, and much of it on
the da,- when cut. The sickle -is set on a
level • ith the bottom ofshe lowest
heads of &'ain, so as to take off no more
of the straw Chau is necessary. From
the pl tform behind the sickle the grain
is ear red by an endless apron or ele-
vator nto a wagon driven alongside the
heade , and. this wagon, relieved by an-
other it short intervals, transports the
grain o the threshing maehiue, which
is not infrequently moved from one
point 'n the field to another, so as to be
near he header. Or, if the threshing
is to 1 e done after the cutting, the
header wagons throw their loads into
piles, very different from the stats
caref .fly built of sheaves in those
clime . where rain is frequent in sum-
mer am d where the threshing may be
delay d until late in the fall. - The
mann..ement of the steam threshing
mach ne is usually the excle sive busi-
ness, ; tiring July, August a• d Septem-
ber, a its owner. If the ina•hine is one
of th • ordinary size, he expects to
thres 1 about 1,660 bush :ls-1 0,000
pour. s—in a day; that is, f the orop
is bevy and the circumsta+ces favor-
able. He employs a dozen men, who
are o dinarily boarded by te farmer,
and e receives from five to eight cents
for theshing. His total dal y expenses
may 1 e $60, and his averag gross re-
ceipt twice as rnucb per da . He gets
his p: y on the basis of the weight of
the g ain as sacked, and the more soil,
grave , cheat and other ma erial that
ehoul+ be included, the eater his
profit If he threshes the gr: in directly
I. from he header.wagol ,_ the e is little
oppo unity to get gravel in ; but if' the
grain i s fed to the threshin_ machine
from a. pile on the gro nd, many
shove sful containing as mu :h soil as
grain, are fed into .the machine. The
foreig ® buyers coMplaiin to the ship-
pers,:. nd the shippers, to th: farmers
but t e remedy does not ap ear near at
hand, fqr the evil is part of a. compli-
cated. system. The thresdie may have
$3,00 invested in his mach'ne,1vagon,
horse:, and tools needed foi travelling
and. •• orking and as he hires and
mane, es a dozen men, and has but ' a
short season of threshing, h- mustmake
a goof profit. The busines. demands
much skill in the control of machinery
and . en, and great caro to revent fires
cidents, so that the a erage profit
10. not unreasonably large. 1 'he charge
for th eshing is low, because the far-
mers tenerally have preferr;d that the
work .hould be done with h: ste rather
than with care.—San Franc:sco Alta.
are "natrtal
o the ground," and spring
tout of tt spo • taneduslyi aud 'vithc)ut
i seeding or bre ding: Ir. the a way
a dairyman o ce would!, hav me lie-
: lieve that the m: _Ygots in the se origin -
i ated naturall1 oan the c eese, and
I scouted the a' vice tha he s ou Id keep
the flies out o hi curl roo s, on t 1e
ground that t' e • ies h d not ing to do
with the mag . of:. A11 yet e so
times hear-th . t f ; rmers can never lea�ru
anything fro 1 grlicul;tural col eges or
i experiment s ati us . 1'he ' trouble is,�
1 that farmers I h . h vetthese ideas Ido
i not read, o ser e, think, or Exercise
1 their co_mmo a se se
TTars IL
e
Au
clan
cau a
little
and c
they
advie
muol
any
place
these
two, j
but tl
whici
men
great
from
and t
At th
from
for th
Vacation Mont,•.
just is vacation wont + with mei..
S, professional men, and all who
ord vacations. Far /$ ers need a
elaxation as well as •
n afford to take the,
my thought' so, We
the average farme
time at Saratoga,
her of the fashionabl
It is well enough t
ther ` folks,
ecreation if
would not
to '-•spend
ewport, or
watering -
look upon
resorts of fashion for a day or
ust to see the folly of the display ;
ere are oth' r modes 0 recreation
sensible farmers, a d sensible
f all classes, will. -
want of the farmer is
he little circle in whi
inks, and mingle mor
s time there is' a gr
he cities, and now is
countryman to see s
city life. There are lessons
he country, and Cher'
s to be learned in th
e we see the works of
the other the works
and though the form.
ficent, the latter are
rful. This is also a
!ding farmers' club
rs' institutes. These
•
ed in
lesso
the 01
and i
tare ;
maga
wond
for .h
farm
cippor unities for mingling
and c ltivating our social
the club should hold what
field Oaeeting at the homest
progr. ssive farmer, and e
crops stock and buildings
berg : frould not fail of getting
by w ich they would be
their iisiness;, while they
same ime enjoying relaxati
labor. There is no recess:
iamb
e/
•
refer. One
o get away
h he acts
with men.
:at exodus
the season
mething of
o be -learn -
are other
city. In
he Creator,
f the crea
r are more
great and
ood season
• etings and
urnish good
with men
&tures. If
is called a
ad of some
-amine phis
the xnem-
some hints
enefitted in
ere at the
n from their
ry autagon-
tween pleasure and p ofit.
Saving Seed
As he seeds ripen in th
stock, for next year should
The .st earliest specimen
leftI become rife and kep
The iuest early tomato,
and o•her- seeds should be t
and s •vel, put into paper
garden a
be- saved.
should be
for seed.
11 elon, -bean
ius selected
ags, labeled
corse tly, and hung up in a dry cool
place. 'The earliest ears o f corn from
stalks that bear two or three, the top
ear b 'ing always selected should be
mark d. in some const icu us way, (I
stalk) and
se marked
g until the
ed by them -
with every
tock will be
•uey 'saved
three good
s magazine.
small sav-
ways upon
be equal to
• a whole
hoice cow,
able library
tie a i ed string round the
when the crop is cut th
stalk.' should be left staadi
last,
salve,
other
impr
each
ucl then cut and shoe'a
for seed e corn. So
kind of seed ; the
ved, and enough an
-ear to pay for two or
newsr apers or a first-cla
It is
ings
a far
the.vi
field,
ften the case that th
ado in this and othe
will, of then selves,
lug of the crop fro
r enough to buy a
or a very useful and respecoc
of hks.
Stubble Fields.
Ba stubbles are too often left to be-
come a nursery for weede, aud the worst
of ou commonest weeds are thus mul-
tinlie and perpetuated. Rag weeds,
a.mar uths, pig weeds, beggar's ticks,
and e -en thistles are pertnitted. to over-
run. t le fields as soon as the crops are
remo ed, and are even seen surround-
ing tl e potato tops and. hiding these
from ight. UWE., seen corn .stalks
from which a crop of green ears have
been aken and left to remain on the
grou d until these weeds outgrew them
and wertopped them, ripening seed.
and tocking the ground with a supply
sufile'ent for score of 'years of hard
work I don t know of any Other busi-
ness u which a inan wastes his labor
so m ch as in farming, and by neglect
cams s himself so much future wcrk or
expel se. It is thus not only in regard
to weeds, but with insects of all kinds,
whiel are permitted to increase and
multiply by myriads until either one-
fourt of the crops is destroyed by
them or the crop is saved enly at the
cost f one-fourth its value. Some of
my neighbors insist that it is useless to
fight tgainst weeds or insec.s, that they
Joseph Da' 's, :, t one
ent Eastern 4api alist,
the county p or tse. ! at M
Wis., decrepi p;;ralyze
owned five b nk- for the
was worth ,, 6,0 00.' He
vania
•
imea
s an
0
n
b
.:om n-
rymate of
Mi cukee,
Daws
lar, aud
a s lie
a avi .gs
ow ed.
smug of
a coal
ty, 'S ir-
f ser u -
eve y-
3m de
u N w
0,
1 founder of . t1 e. a ns
i Bank of Phil de p ia, ud also
a bank in De roi At he heg1ii
t the war he 1st 2 00000 in,
mine schem og n Cour
ginia.. Then on is fortune a
other struck : im u till he lost
thing. He i,: 7 ±ea `: old, an
most -his mosey "sPec4atiug i
York, Boston an Phil. delphie,.
Har o the Youth
An affectio i at b t e pectant
says to the fa it pI1ys, ipu .
I fear that p or ld un le's mai
ginning to gi e wayj"' I"Why P
What is' the atter wit the o1+
man now ?"yo see,
et e forgets a.bo
ee t bail able to
nt y mates mis
0
•
/•
is playing pig
ing—dosen't
points—const
ten or so too a y.! , Kala y
prehensions, rn ov; So
your respecte r 1 tive goes on
mistakes .in hi villa favor,
right. But i he ev r t kes to c
up poiuts on your cor let me
instantly."
Rose ulture.
It is state , as s owing the •routs
from rose cu tire, that in 1871 a $o ist
from Massachusetts se' out ke rise
bushes of t e "Gene 1 Jac Mint'
variety in a ne gra n-hous 13x1_0
feet. The st c op o Howe lie s ld
for four cent eac , wi his t ; ro es
The next ye th y sol for o - do)) ar
per dozen. uri g th moat f F b.
ruary this y ar he c t 1,0• ro es,
which he sol to 'he fl r_ ists iii Boston
for from - 25 o 0 ae is eac] netting
him $440.50. Si ce tb; time he has
cut and sod n ug ' to n: ke the
amount ove $5 0 in, the agregate
from the fiv pl n s. sear d. crop
n s ilk now co! ing }p.
�ep'u w
oct r,
is - e-.
h ?
ent e-
en he
coulot
eckon
es of
r p -
•ng as
�► a ng
t:js 11
Iki g
/ ovJ it
from the same pl
Hats to
Our purpose i
that _the hat wa
` more for use th
. which appears .t.
'-forgotten. The
be to cover the h:a
rim to shade he
see infants' d
years with -h if-cl
ed brows, and fac
torted by the gi
While children ar
ed to wear hats
ful appendages sh
so as to shade th
precaution w1.11 sav
spare some ttoubl
•
s
•
.I
S ade.
o emind
•signally i
o nament
have been
of he hat
a dthe u
y -s. It is p
i �tle folk of
•s d =elide, c'
ser wed up
o thes(
be eficientll
h rims, til
ld e turn!
ye . This,
with the etl
tle •reature
s
i
•
certainly gives the _i
pleasing expression.
To
parents
ti • aced
fact
orally
h to
e f he
i ful to
ender
r . ugat- `
�+d dis-I
Ill bine.;
lldw-I
es ase
d down! ', the
os m, le ! tan
re P-
ane
ent
in 1
use
ing
wit
cal'
sil
at
gu
ner.
lov r t
an • to
of ou
hu -ba
fer ne
tab e
gas e
offi ia
eff:ct
th p
din / er
he fa
ho se.
a p'st
he pr
do : in
u
•
•
'form
ors ar
as m
atitu
hallhe
elai
f`a
.ain
letely
he w
oed`
e�di
ee I
ne
ha u
f ot
w.y.
he wo
ea t,
ac
he
ro
a
he
ory
rb
n
B
e9
vh' ah
re hu
air g
h le
ie'e t
ft r a
Il
is or
a gh
f Ge
u :us
he Gr
he Pri
u • ore
nice
n • M
i n.,
qu :stt
7t of
he pr
fl
tw
ac
re
nt
Ot o
T
w ch
of he
les: sa
shi a
vie
ent
not
do
Po
eac
sill
It i
du-
coc
Nev
ha- be
per:ev
wh h
an of
A
est dw
Th."
th' ty
tee
ad
tw:
at
thi
or
dre
ad
•
s
Ad
to.
b
tla
AS
w•
et
try.
•on
•
a
tri
in,
nd
ire
A gentlemn livii#g short'`` i•tai�
out in the country, wh :has a to e )ho
in the same circuit wi severa1 ot
instruments, has come to the ' c
sion that the system mbrace
objectionable fea urea' I He Ile
that loud convers tion Inear th
matter could be hard y ;;all o
ties along the line he othe:
he had a quarrel ith' his b
near the '`plague lit le ' talk
chine." Atathe c4 chi ion of
cession, Mr. , r m mberin
tinctness with who h he conr-at
must have been heard) by oche s in
circuit, . explained, through the t
phone, as follows : "If any of you h
si
been listening, let me .expiain'I h t
dear wife and my elf re prat
parts in an amateur play."
A Sbho 1 I*ciden
U
ce
ne
er
u•
ny
ed
s-
r
lefa
a-
rs
is -
on
he •
le-
ve . .
..y
on
•
- The children in one of the
public schools, who liyed at a
were accustomed.to brling a
stead of going home to ',dinner,
usually had a merry time e
gether at noon. Among thstopped was a little !girl w
brought any lunch, brit looked
at her schoolmates as they di
their appetizing lunches. 1 Bu
the little girl brought her bun
wrapped in paper. Ap noon
not go with the others,' but re
her desk, and her teacher adv
to go to the lunch rc�'om-, authe desk to take her brindle.
girli bursting into thars, ex
"Don't touch it, and oh, do
please ; it's only blo ks'" T
girl had no dinner to l ring, bu
to keel' up "appearances," so t
seem unlike her schoolmates.
g
•
oifs
a ice,
h in- f ing.—
t ey Ina ur
to- do
ac
ever :; tie.
frilly I ha,
ed of :a
ay ! m:
also, I It
id
of
ed at ua
ebier sis
a�hing dr:
e little 1 ar
ai ed : th.re
't tell, ni: ny
e poor ; we I f
w'shod : pre per
s o to vie C
•.le.
ic
r.. au
to a t,
not' ; 'bhn
eeaby, i$kitears
td':
had pene
dth tshe
in. he
and ant
hag c.
s to fried
n, a the
, hu :"he d
uch littrac
ought of hu
er tie circ
safet =, co
John Brou
d,bthe
nd, a ove
Int rest
proprietor
Aces
ith h
rt no
ersoll
by
antic!
nes v
at sL
In.
1,001
ie declares
bug.il An
s lees than
ear's Lendea
at an hone
or' • ill
is n.t en
r,t.Cro
an nor
eisa
nd I ke o
cess Alice
at::ntioL
of e e Ast
lle
�maJ
ire to
e at
mber
n of
`•1., to
ace f
deo
f Se
' trai
-n co
ta,'1
•ry
arent
l• ploy
y hav
be
:raise
i+nin
y lafte
= as su
dture
it ma
has s
to ice,
ho
au r
Sept
osit
ey,
mile
be
llth
e bo
as b
Atal
sfac
d ap
is e
iral
o to
t to
d, re
turd
ady
m c
laugh
Sh
to
erse
n re
ranee
ve se
the I)
nty year ago,
ti y pai it is
Po ato lour, o
sol anm ally,
he arket as
a id is turtle
in it islempl
ts ere bout
t h
tie fo mer
wa mad
He turn
an ried
ence but
eadt
Since the death of Prohu B
any number of gentle 'incident
life have been reG0.119di. One f
is noteworthy. After h ad_
here some time, sayel• a New 'arl
per, he became 'a maiked ft?, bri
the stage, particularlk with, w
who were captivated. by his hi d
ness, his grace and 14s vivae ty
received, of course, I anv letters, fl
ers and meraentoeslo the rot4nt'c
silly sort, to which' ei paid
signed her Own uante t her billet
wrote repeatedly, de, pfte the
agement of silence. he wasi
of an interview.
named a time and pl
ing. She came prod
to be very: young,
and of good social p
well educated and :01
judgment and comm
warped by -the morbi
belongs to such an
m.aking love to her, h
ye
ot
a
803
tb
to
ta
OA
TH
hams. She
the eepest
eyes o her
ot be guilty
his h ua at
is said, com-
invited the
uns, Ito her
go. e had
her, and he
eels prudence,
ii his keeping
as .a man of
so a than of
an of honor.
Ouisville bone
rsous leaving
have thena
ofteil
lecture
clergymen
any a clergy- 1
make men be -
the best life
t that Queen
Ms with her
Ces-s Imperial
the EMpress
vexed with
Ete widower of
6ount 'of his
the Spanish
f California,
of Litehfield,
twenty mile
polis th.e
innie Pinneo,
he winner a
i a side, the
roe track the
p Newcastle,
than _t e lost
4 I
a
to
t)
ide
Inue
•
01
•
(03
1
,0
sh
•
er
1
po
er
n.
00
te
e vicinity of
at anChorage
ew deans.
zeimens of the
facture s, and
imens enter -
of the small -
e of Kiel, is
nsert, se young
some two and
t rue the scale
t a first glance
ight-be taken
eaned !babies,
i the garb, of'
e dried Pulp of
ng great limpor-
tated that in
0, 00 tons of it
it rings at pros.
uble as much
at flour. It is
the manafactur-
• dresSing for
een performed
ing, and the
own to a din-
arded an old
ent husband,
tted the place i
goes to the
This remark
quarrel. The
udeavored to
t in vain, and
ut eating the
fainted, and
and out of the
e night, drew
e his way to
11
wed
it
pre
1.11
alo
uss
tvi th
brid
0 for
alcie
C011 A.—
digeS ion
re 1 aptCati
of ell! elec
pr icled our
et at + Cons
ds f su tle
un us eady
fad. shalt b
ziett!. Sold
—"Jamee Epp.
170, Pie, adilly
rain leave
tido
GO G NO
ed
om
h am
his
e on it
er
ri
ptly aud p cited
decidedly pretty, E
sition. , She dime
rains
sense cl been
o NG lb
age. In t ad of xPte
read. her a oral
father ; pointed out t e great dan er of GO
her conduct, and to d her most men
WOUld take advantage of her innocericcr-:'
"It sounds verY ego istic," he aided,
•
NG
ye- ond
ers aePee
, said C into
owledge of the
rn the opera -
co oa, Mr. Epps
st tables with
verage, which
doctors? bills:
f such articles
may be grad -
enough to re-
isease. Hun-
clis are floating
attack _wherever
We may escape
keeping onrselves
blood, and_ a
e."—Civil
packets label
a needle Street,
Weis
russet
don U
RTH
4 25
ail way.
tio , north and south
into
epee
onsa
xpre
ixed
ixed
NG
epee
xpre
ixed
ixed
ran Tr
eave eafort
14,
..4:1 P
7 ti
8
8
8
8
OING BOOTH.
d Bruce.
Mixed. Express.
5 55 6 25
8 49 7 40
9 25 7 59
9 45 8 08
10 80 8 25
11 15 8 52
12 00 9 25 I
Mixed. Express. ;
10 55 6 20
12 10
1 43
6 55
7 24
7 43
7 59
2 10 8 06
0 intoia Stations as
8:45 A. M.
1:45 P. M.
12:40 P. M.
Lumsde
521
.171-1!---Il\O'OR/r11-4.1\711 1\TC#CM,
TO BUILDERS, FARMER
Would call the attention of the public to the followhag
which he is engaged at Winthrop, four and a half nil
AW M I LLS. SAW MILLS.
AUGUST 13, 1880.
THE SEAPOy,Til
lieranch s of business in
EMLOCK—Lumbericut from green loge. Bills for Building, Fowling and D tching filled on short
ELM—A huge queefity of dry 1 inch and 2 inch on hand ; also considee ble quantity in log.
SOFT MAPLE—Dry cut to the following eizes: 11, le and 2 inche • '
11ABD MAPLE—Dr , eut to the following sizes : le, 3x3,,. and 4x5 inches.
Breen—Du, cut to ths following sizes : 1 and 2 inches.
BASSWOOD—Dry. &it to the following Bizet' : 1 inch.
PATENT /MOVABLE FENCE—Lately improved. Set np straighN taus OW g the mount requir-
ed for crook in the old method.
CEDAR POSTS—Split and Round.
TAN BA BK—Frorn nne hundred to one hundred and fifty cords.
BLACK ASH RAILS—A number for sale.
GRIST AND FLOURING MIL
IIISTING Promptly Attended to, and good work warranted. Flour. Co
Bran and Middlings, always on hand.
THE GENERAL STORE.
Rd( GOODS—A lerge stock, comprising the latest patterns in -fflw eeds, D
Ingle Deese Goode, Prints, &o.
ROCERIES—A large stock of all the leading lines constantly on and and
BOOTS AND SHOE8—A well assorted etock, from Men's Heavy ow Hide
R ADYMADE eLeTAING—Tweed Snits for $7 and up. Boys and Ye
figures. .
HATS AND CAPSL-Men's and Yonth's in Felt, Cloth and Straw . the; evel
HARDWARE—Preeeed and Cut Nails, Bolts, Locks, Hinges, c ewe,
"1.-e' The undersigned, having ehe best faoilities for buying an light e
h business, offers hie ctustromers the artidee above inentiOned at lOw price
A. GOVENL
roe and Fine Shorts
eke, Cottonades, Shirt -
elected with care.
t Ladies' Finest Kid.
th's at corresponding
e A very fine lot of
onset; in. carrying on
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fir Tea at 40 and 50 cents Can't b
I 60 cent Tea in the Domn
60 CE,NT BLACK,
60 CEINT GREEN,
3p CENTS.
These
60 CEIVT
60 9ENT
iZt EST VALUE IN COF
FE
. The Best
40 CENTS.
45 CENTS.
ds are all of the Best Quality, anli recom ended for Flavor
AORESS TO THE EL .6
SMITH.---" Good Morning Jones, where are yon going to 2"
iltJONES.—" I am geing down to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture
1 riaiture, you see mine is getting played out and I want to get so
Sines. Our baby wants a new cradle, and they say that he has th
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lo the Free and Independent People or Huron :
Kild,as a Hardware store, and that he is now prepared to farina
. ROBERTSON hegs to state that he hes removed to the premi
at remarkably low prices. Intending purchasers will find it greatl
examine hie stock heifer° purchasing eleewhere. Repairing promp
to erdor on very short notice. Picture framing a specialty. All
foa here, wood and lumber taken in exchange.
HIS UNDERTAKING DEP
I as formerly, under his own supervision. and will be conducted
t on. His stock of thiskets, Coffins, Shrouds, &c., will b e found co
rate. Funerals attended in the country. A. Hearse 10k hire. Rem
ar ego
t ire
very be)s
RS.
s, to get some new
e furniture at very low
and- cheapest in the
ee lately occupied by Mr. John
everitg in the Furniture line
to t etr adeantage to call and
ork leer nteed. Farm produce,
Fitt* NT
we*. Ole reatest Care and atten-
plebe, a, a at the very lovest
SEAFORTH.
er
, SEAPORT1].
Having purchased the Seaforth Foundry from Jo
3
o keep on hand, at the old stand, Main Street, Seaf
Plows, Gang Plows, Scufflers, Land. Rollers and all ot
Column Trestings, and School, Church, Garden and
Repairing promptly and neatly done and satisfaction
NOP
SEAPORT
Having dispOsed of my business, I must call on
Either by note ar'book account, to call and settle the
May, as after that date I will place everything in the
Court fo collection.
n Nop r, we will continue
rth. ull assortment of
er Ini I relents in our line
Lawn Chairs a specialty.
.a,ranteed. Give us a trial.
0E14 pROTHERS.
11 those indebted. to me,
same before the First of
ands oil the Clerk of the
NOPPER.
BETTER THAN COLD TO CET YOUR HO SE1 PROPERLY SHOD
AND YOUR
BLACKSMITHING NEATLY AND SUB TAiNTIALLY. DONE
• TOI HIS NEW and enlarged. premises, epposite the Qaeen's Hotel, dodeiricat Street, ie prepared to
-4- do this. He also: desires to inform his ensto-mers of his remoya , and te thank them for past
atronag e. With entarged premises and imeroved facilities he is p epared te give better satiate°-
. tioe than ever.
Horse Shoeing iGeneral Blacksmithiny and RePa ring done as formerly
'and on the Alost Reasonable r 17118.
Goderich Street.
JOHN DO SET Seaforth.
649-13
POST OFFICE STORE, WAL.TON,.
T ONCE MORE reepeetfully beg leave to return thanks to my nu lerous enetomere for their kind
-1- patronage durine the last 12 years that I have been doing bus pea amongst them and kindly
solicit a continuancmof their favors for the future. I have just re e ved a Large and nielLgelected
Stook of DRY G ODS of all deseriptions. Also always o hand a full assortment of
GROCERIES TEAS a Specialty—which, for quality and pei e, aee the best in the County.
, OTS and SHOES—Menerson's make. rookery, Glassware, Lamps
SiltojrckaroafwBarei
Paints and Oils, Drugs Patent Medicines, Bee° and Hanna, in fact every -
t ning required in a geheral store. Ask for Whaiyon want if you den t see it. Cash or tam produce
taken in exchange. I iwould also intimate to all parties indebted tq me for hist and previous years,
0 cOme and settle 14, cash or note before the end of this mont , or the et:counts will be put i-nto
other handa for collecfiien. No further notice will be given. MON Y TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
—I amtalso valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society, °be Of the best loan societies
in the Doatinion. Tho above Society loans money on good farm security for a term of from three to
t wenty years, on the most favorable condittona. LIFE INSURANC,E.—If yea want your life insared
give me a call, as I am! agent for the Sun -Mutual Life Assurance COrapanY: One of the best Life In-
sarence Companies in the Dominien, and conducted on the moat esonomical principles. Don't for-
get to give me a call. I am ilways attentive to business. Post Office and Telegraph Office in con-
nection. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other seeds on hand. 1 .
Mut
MRS WIHITNEY
Has now
MILK CANS, PA LS, Ate.
And et er Dairy ttetteffs,
Tide tp on tilt
will 338
13
REF IGERA ORS,
Also on eland, a number of he Celebrated
No house e per should be nit ithoeit.i, ewe ,,
A fall boa of the New Iimperial Measure)! on
hand, st m en accondipg_fito theii A.et. Win ea
EA E TROUGHING
Done on the Shortest Ne tioe, e
A. Corn lets S took of Tiny -ate a
ther vim ?fit
ways :mutat
Fine Brands: of ',Coal Oil
At the Lowest Prices, Wholesele and Retail
Also a 1 age assortment of'r:arnpe, Globes, &e,
Order for all Kinds Jobbin
Pro n ,tly Attended to :ma Satis-
Give me
trial before puellhasing elsewhere,
MRS. E. VOITTNEY.
1 A C :TkANKS:
J MES CAMPBELL,
be s t.o return his grateful thanka to the
Fannin and Mercantile Pplelie generally forthe
gettetou stpport given hem dining that time,
and.begi3 to state that he hes new ou hand a
full resso tntent of all kinde Of
DRY
GOODS AND gROCERIESI
And will always be read tb mete out to them
good &X '-clits at as reaaeleable plea as any
Hi ha a large queer itet Of PORK (Side, &ce
of fusee SSI3 quality. I
Earth nviare of every eleeerip4rn. -Glass, Oil,
White L (Tames', & 4402a a general assort-
ment of °lore.
Boots 4 Shoes a peeielty, freer the well-
known fi of Hyman & 14., Lo don.
All ki ds of Farming
657
14Oduee taken, tali or
.4.11E8 CAMPBELL.
31.
1880 MANI 0 A. 1880
Specia Tassewnigners !x..triri-nartor. Malaita:9a
T;Ai- 1-1 I A.
Oia he First
mo
Freig
dates.
parties.
Rates
E'SDAY in each
t leaves the dies),
ne notice will
always the low
taken to have ,arrange
Perso , joining the
fro rn all are in boa&
*alone to all the.above
el. given of all fotare
entja t .complete aud
PiTtItS are released
itounda of
•
For par ie
hers apply tei
635
eeetnelle
ASH 'FOR
'kJ" One oor north of Pe Megairey's Bakery, I
•
BU
The Hi
659
TER AltilD CHEESE.
lit Mia:orkreat aPor)oc4c4in.rtCiah will be paid
101R‘13117ER t:CSETYAISFOseaRf°TrIlf.,.
/ aisins iioelfwersc7tio",sieti;.:Qcif IC:niiitaLeOrzetgt amr1
TtiosE 1- WANT, it ,wellpay them to amen.
-1- twit p ices Wore pie -chasing elsewhere. I
heivdeli; itIo reeP,1).41 lie' line fTtTrehei, SacamPotertrih:
Mamrno
East Sid
625
—
ION leARM PROPERTY,
At Se e Per Cent.. Interest, Pay-
able IT:ltirly,
time ; 'intermit charged only on the nupsid
portion. Ajl:ply to
657-12 Dry Goods Merchants Seafoetk.
VG -UST 13
gerstohewepthoinSpaghsospedorteu: Ctl
Among the Uni
were Dr _John Auth
r r oebe tua fe:tob7hblik e eea x latidaor aoiso,eatt phInob, iienwopattei:fa:esos oih. at:
wa a,g
°Aland, and for thi
rtka er 6.00, tari selanagss ur 1811:85 ti:/ n aao 150til
against :whose recore
th-4) world, after th
propoBes -to launch.
gult at the Golden
olaim in a match
es with hin3, for any
art iaerittoeintele,e, opof fro. echaakarvinattepnraici,
with a magnificent f.
he proudly wes.rS on
syterD:,sirg.t Rtnucst3htshbo,etassiet,leeaousir,;
Ruth is also wonder
that she can beat a
I itviheitlihgmt hwasaeirtitifhfl dyP Tsa apt:re:
excellent letters of in7
commendations frora
known Californians,
to Chitaao and then 1
szecomit or loin some
They spent a- few day
. fully sustaining theil
the best shots in the
intended to stop in
two, laut upon reachi:
changed their miads,
cago pa the evening .
match and to enterl
Dr. Carver, who is
aware of Dr. Ruth's ra
oats, and knows biz)
is possible that sooner.
men may meet each.
for a big stakea.oc:kesy_
z'It 'is my opinion, -
the well. known Bull's
- has been for forty ye;
MSS, "that there are n
country to be compare
come from Maine, (
you, that nothing good
where else, for that i$
eastern horse wears ba
have ever seen. Beina
has something to run
long-legged, thin-botlie‘
animal that comes
starts. cff well, and
that's the end of hi
horse holds his OWD, ai
hetterand better all t
good to the last. ra
the tall of a Maine hm
horse from anywhere -el
them. If you want to
don't believe your own
no 1:08.11'S word for it
market. Don't buy a la
thalait41 hina, and take
hut the halter, and leal
If he has a -corn, or is
other failing, you ean
go by himself a little w
staves rig,ht into anyt
know that he's stone bh
how clear and bright
can't see any naore tbal
him np, too. Some ho3
weakness or tricks that?
don't in any other.
"But be as smart aa
ever so nice, and ge a
and yet have fits, for i1
isn't a live Melee cou13.
till/3,g happens, Or N
After nernet he gets up -a
but be ,800/1 Sits clown
nothing but a derrick e
There axe sharpers in
make a business of sel
-8 kflytieyr f tile° Swat? eh et hbeuyyt hr
finallit?eakdown comes,.
and. after expressing 04
le re ely bs ficungaylt, heoeiti olha(t- hroee s la:l,
laesa.:t e-t°1enlle
the heaves may be &et
grain far awhile, and t
show effrdrive him so s
can't see there's anVtlii
paenirn adk 011 Et thah:Navasa asar frhv,oeeen .acsrunte. eatiiaaNNalaIi
almee°111°::: 1)Itehileat invi'-ibpstapelloreite'nissrtutYaolthahl cEitheuusi lehwl ntleYul a:eihill1)711a1 tae* 1:111
abu'r0:i tne t :wehIaaaati. Ltnoiwbnulevaze:yoa se, iin.eu ednae3oconnsict,,,,,:g3eool.
ryolia:ieradIeswawaOnndeagilt
4 beginner in the busi
ttiv—sati'""ti. t1:11 08:11' 93 twit Ittt'
ne steps 11.11C0in
Factory
Wort
CLIME.
s.
. 658
A,A7 ON
'' I WI
of four
in the ha
r ERECT C IRE -;This is to certify that
porta :tly dred Of chronic rheumatism
y ars at ndi by a receipt I have left
. de of Hie on & Bleasdell. For fur -
_TORN
f." Ago
chant.
country,
modeled
motegag
ECK , G era Loan and Real Estate
a Gra n, P duo and Commieelen Mer-
oney oan . on real estate hi eown or
at 8 pe ce e. simple interest. Chargee
. Mo tgag bought and sold. Matured
a psi off. Teeme to suit her -rowers.
EMP
OYMENT.
$7.,,
l'i tide. Oostl
1 uttlt
free. Addres
TRUE
every
thing.
Month.
•
th $t5
free. Addree
STIN-
Addrese
Boo
BA
sent
TER
free explainie
& Co., Bade
every-
ars, 17
dence sp
east of
th old
esbyte
of
, ia Church.
Godeirieh Street, ',Met door
1 34Y
" T bleGill
Accent/a
first dote
'Mint
ur, Bogert
south
1
.1.
Of t .
y, Physician,
Ont.
: Catholic
Sur on and
Office and teidence,
Church: 496
Office
directly
end' ReSide,
optigeit
le Se
., on
ore/el-Public
Jarvisestree north,
School.
11 Ilile NAUGHT,
-le' • ate of Ontario
Ont. Office and
Ryan's. Calls
day. A stook of
Charges easoneble.
ness ania oertificlate:
Re
Pro
ve
' aeterinary
Veter.nary
idence
.ptly 'attended
drinary
noesee
given
Surgeon
College
in rear of
to;
medicines' en
examined net
if required. '
Grader
eaforth,
loran &
ight or
hand
sound-
407
Mrs.
Seafort
'"
[Sur eons
no
DERBYSHIRE,
brie
of Ontarien
block, Main
D. S.,
Moe
Street,
VIT
tney's
-T-AmE6,:
eron.
T. elei.R11
11}1V, B
rrister, Attoreey
an d
1. 506
T f si
Appraiser.
leer in B.
Accbunts
R. 'Wroxeter.
and
Audio
notes coil
eer and
eted on
-1- Lela,
TT W
-1-1-• taw,
Private
&die
C. ME
Soli
ands t
eor in
ER
'tor in
loan
Chanbery, Conveyancer,
Barrieter and Altoeney
Chancery. Commlisioner
et 74 to 8 per cent.
&c.
at
633
at
Conveys!
invest'''.
yearly.
The
mutual
be paid
LAW,
in Segal
Farm
and sold
best
the lend
L:
moetgage
Oat.I
w, So ito
cora, ' ota
once, . t Ei
a eve fi tn. h
omen 1.
t • Mr. IBe
/IAN ER
WI.
and To y
ecu
r.
WM ;COI
.N bet !Comfortable
Hotels a th'e
ious ed
. Go t :I et
s in Chancery
des Priblic,
htpereent.
fe this
1; accounts
sen who
JAMES
, AND
and In
etc. Oill
Intern
day been die
due t
will pay
H. B
CONVEYANCING
olvenoy
es—Sea
,payable
" 53
lved by
firm to
sip Habil-
SON.
bought
eapenee to
is one of
est Con-
ems are
liberally
636-52
Village Proper
Alen wit heat any
. Proprietor. This
and
Province. The R
the Table and Bar
bling in connection
4-1'
the Quietest,
ducted
conimo.
supplie
-L- Per
tion is
It -will,
riod wit.
taken
of Pregr
carriage
all cas
pains in
ertion,
whitee,
means
remed.y,
or anyt
New Yo
for post
will ins
returri
Bleasde
OII
Goen.—ePetin
the eheepest
common
chitis.
ing cough.
the bade
years' standin
a few of
from different
Collard,
Dr. Tho
you, an
derful."
have aold
it was
Cole, of
Thomas.'
equals
have used
" Send
Oil, I have
thing sell
tion."
me Borne
out-
a great
o:ae growl
well. '
NORTHROP
Agents
odica Pill
s bject. It
i . a sh rt
regu aritje.
b Fem les
ncy, s
but a any
:a of Ner
the hick
Mph, tion
these p lls
. eve f lute
do no co
ing h tf
I., So e
:. e orndose
re a bott
,Il ail. Sol
1, J. S. Rob
—WO Til
c nno
n edic
sore hroa
fl
[Fifty cents'„worth
It positively
and he
the nr ny
arts
of Spa •ta,
as' E lectric
want .
Wm. Me
all th • age
slow at net,
Iona, eritee,
Eelee ric
it. It ie high
it." J.
me at o ce
onl one
so w 11
IL Tho
}nor Eeldetric
Nothing take
aeuuta ion
of E lea
Sold .yr
for the Dominion.
time,
during
they
a
will
Pr
same
The
letters
ore
O'1,
B
a
an
woe,
all
LYMAN,
--This invaluable:medicine
moderates all excleSe
bring on the monthly
These pills eh*
the first three
areaure to behold
oeher time they are elate.
ons and Spinal Affections,
d limbs, fatigue on alight
of the heart, hysterics,
effect a cure when
• and, although a
t'ain iron, calomel,, antimony,
1 to the constitution.
,t
prietor. $1 00 an 12e
to Northrop & Lyman,
e containing over 60ii
in Seaforth by mom)
rte, and R. Lumaden.
'EN TIMES ITS .WRIIGHT
stand where it Is used.
ne ever made. One dame
. One bottle has caned
has cured au aid
cures catarrh,
quantity lame hack
following are extreets
that have been
of Canada, which, We
nt., writes, "Send me
Oil, have sold all I
now; its cures are trely
uire, ot Franklin, Nerites,
t left, it acts like a
at tak.es splendid new."
" Please forward
I am nearly ont,
y recommended bv those
id ford, Tharnesville„,
further supply of
bottle left. I never
give such general
Woodward, write:a-sena
Oil, I have sold
like it." Miller ..'•
ere, and is dailylealled
ie Oil. We find it
medicine dealers.
Toronto On
NOTE.—Eclectrio—
is
and re.
pe.
d not be
motthe
on Mis-
In
ex.
and
all othet
powerfU
Full
cente
To.
pills by
a
197
IS
It it
curet
Were
stand-
,asthrna,
of E
front
received
think
6 dozen
had from
won.
"I
charm—
IL
6 dozen
nothing
who
writ ee
Itelectric
slaw any-
eatisfac-
entirely
Reed Ll -
for.
to take
rice 25
., &Me
Lumsde
521
.171-1!---Il\O'OR/r11-4.1\711 1\TC#CM,
TO BUILDERS, FARMER
Would call the attention of the public to the followhag
which he is engaged at Winthrop, four and a half nil
AW M I LLS. SAW MILLS.
AUGUST 13, 1880.
THE SEAPOy,Til
lieranch s of business in
EMLOCK—Lumbericut from green loge. Bills for Building, Fowling and D tching filled on short
ELM—A huge queefity of dry 1 inch and 2 inch on hand ; also considee ble quantity in log.
SOFT MAPLE—Dry cut to the following eizes: 11, le and 2 inche • '
11ABD MAPLE—Dr , eut to the following sizes : le, 3x3,,. and 4x5 inches.
Breen—Du, cut to ths following sizes : 1 and 2 inches.
BASSWOOD—Dry. &it to the following Bizet' : 1 inch.
PATENT /MOVABLE FENCE—Lately improved. Set np straighN taus OW g the mount requir-
ed for crook in the old method.
CEDAR POSTS—Split and Round.
TAN BA BK—Frorn nne hundred to one hundred and fifty cords.
BLACK ASH RAILS—A number for sale.
GRIST AND FLOURING MIL
IIISTING Promptly Attended to, and good work warranted. Flour. Co
Bran and Middlings, always on hand.
THE GENERAL STORE.
Rd( GOODS—A lerge stock, comprising the latest patterns in -fflw eeds, D
Ingle Deese Goode, Prints, &o.
ROCERIES—A large stock of all the leading lines constantly on and and
BOOTS AND SHOE8—A well assorted etock, from Men's Heavy ow Hide
R ADYMADE eLeTAING—Tweed Snits for $7 and up. Boys and Ye
figures. .
HATS AND CAPSL-Men's and Yonth's in Felt, Cloth and Straw . the; evel
HARDWARE—Preeeed and Cut Nails, Bolts, Locks, Hinges, c ewe,
"1.-e' The undersigned, having ehe best faoilities for buying an light e
h business, offers hie ctustromers the artidee above inentiOned at lOw price
A. GOVENL
roe and Fine Shorts
eke, Cottonades, Shirt -
elected with care.
t Ladies' Finest Kid.
th's at corresponding
e A very fine lot of
onset; in. carrying on
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PPOT OFFICE.
fir Tea at 40 and 50 cents Can't b
I 60 cent Tea in the Domn
60 CE,NT BLACK,
60 CEINT GREEN,
3p CENTS.
These
60 CEIVT
60 9ENT
iZt EST VALUE IN COF
FE
. The Best
40 CENTS.
45 CENTS.
ds are all of the Best Quality, anli recom ended for Flavor
AORESS TO THE EL .6
SMITH.---" Good Morning Jones, where are yon going to 2"
iltJONES.—" I am geing down to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture
1 riaiture, you see mine is getting played out and I want to get so
Sines. Our baby wants a new cradle, and they say that he has th
i,
33 S
lo the Free and Independent People or Huron :
Kild,as a Hardware store, and that he is now prepared to farina
. ROBERTSON hegs to state that he hes removed to the premi
at remarkably low prices. Intending purchasers will find it greatl
examine hie stock heifer° purchasing eleewhere. Repairing promp
to erdor on very short notice. Picture framing a specialty. All
foa here, wood and lumber taken in exchange.
HIS UNDERTAKING DEP
I as formerly, under his own supervision. and will be conducted
t on. His stock of thiskets, Coffins, Shrouds, &c., will b e found co
rate. Funerals attended in the country. A. Hearse 10k hire. Rem
ar ego
t ire
very be)s
RS.
s, to get some new
e furniture at very low
and- cheapest in the
ee lately occupied by Mr. John
everitg in the Furniture line
to t etr adeantage to call and
ork leer nteed. Farm produce,
Fitt* NT
we*. Ole reatest Care and atten-
plebe, a, a at the very lovest
SEAFORTH.
er
, SEAPORT1].
Having purchased the Seaforth Foundry from Jo
3
o keep on hand, at the old stand, Main Street, Seaf
Plows, Gang Plows, Scufflers, Land. Rollers and all ot
Column Trestings, and School, Church, Garden and
Repairing promptly and neatly done and satisfaction
NOP
SEAPORT
Having dispOsed of my business, I must call on
Either by note ar'book account, to call and settle the
May, as after that date I will place everything in the
Court fo collection.
n Nop r, we will continue
rth. ull assortment of
er Ini I relents in our line
Lawn Chairs a specialty.
.a,ranteed. Give us a trial.
0E14 pROTHERS.
11 those indebted. to me,
same before the First of
ands oil the Clerk of the
NOPPER.
BETTER THAN COLD TO CET YOUR HO SE1 PROPERLY SHOD
AND YOUR
BLACKSMITHING NEATLY AND SUB TAiNTIALLY. DONE
• TOI HIS NEW and enlarged. premises, epposite the Qaeen's Hotel, dodeiricat Street, ie prepared to
-4- do this. He also: desires to inform his ensto-mers of his remoya , and te thank them for past
atronag e. With entarged premises and imeroved facilities he is p epared te give better satiate°-
. tioe than ever.
Horse Shoeing iGeneral Blacksmithiny and RePa ring done as formerly
'and on the Alost Reasonable r 17118.
Goderich Street.
JOHN DO SET Seaforth.
649-13
POST OFFICE STORE, WAL.TON,.
T ONCE MORE reepeetfully beg leave to return thanks to my nu lerous enetomere for their kind
-1- patronage durine the last 12 years that I have been doing bus pea amongst them and kindly
solicit a continuancmof their favors for the future. I have just re e ved a Large and nielLgelected
Stook of DRY G ODS of all deseriptions. Also always o hand a full assortment of
GROCERIES TEAS a Specialty—which, for quality and pei e, aee the best in the County.
, OTS and SHOES—Menerson's make. rookery, Glassware, Lamps
SiltojrckaroafwBarei
Paints and Oils, Drugs Patent Medicines, Bee° and Hanna, in fact every -
t ning required in a geheral store. Ask for Whaiyon want if you den t see it. Cash or tam produce
taken in exchange. I iwould also intimate to all parties indebted tq me for hist and previous years,
0 cOme and settle 14, cash or note before the end of this mont , or the et:counts will be put i-nto
other handa for collecfiien. No further notice will be given. MON Y TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
—I amtalso valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society, °be Of the best loan societies
in the Doatinion. Tho above Society loans money on good farm security for a term of from three to
t wenty years, on the most favorable condittona. LIFE INSURANC,E.—If yea want your life insared
give me a call, as I am! agent for the Sun -Mutual Life Assurance COrapanY: One of the best Life In-
sarence Companies in the Dominien, and conducted on the moat esonomical principles. Don't for-
get to give me a call. I am ilways attentive to business. Post Office and Telegraph Office in con-
nection. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other seeds on hand. 1 .
Mut
MRS WIHITNEY
Has now
MILK CANS, PA LS, Ate.
And et er Dairy ttetteffs,
Tide tp on tilt
will 338
13
REF IGERA ORS,
Also on eland, a number of he Celebrated
No house e per should be nit ithoeit.i, ewe ,,
A fall boa of the New Iimperial Measure)! on
hand, st m en accondipg_fito theii A.et. Win ea
EA E TROUGHING
Done on the Shortest Ne tioe, e
A. Corn lets S took of Tiny -ate a
ther vim ?fit
ways :mutat
Fine Brands: of ',Coal Oil
At the Lowest Prices, Wholesele and Retail
Also a 1 age assortment of'r:arnpe, Globes, &e,
Order for all Kinds Jobbin
Pro n ,tly Attended to :ma Satis-
Give me
trial before puellhasing elsewhere,
MRS. E. VOITTNEY.
1 A C :TkANKS:
J MES CAMPBELL,
be s t.o return his grateful thanka to the
Fannin and Mercantile Pplelie generally forthe
gettetou stpport given hem dining that time,
and.begi3 to state that he hes new ou hand a
full resso tntent of all kinde Of
DRY
GOODS AND gROCERIESI
And will always be read tb mete out to them
good &X '-clits at as reaaeleable plea as any
Hi ha a large queer itet Of PORK (Side, &ce
of fusee SSI3 quality. I
Earth nviare of every eleeerip4rn. -Glass, Oil,
White L (Tames', & 4402a a general assort-
ment of °lore.
Boots 4 Shoes a peeielty, freer the well-
known fi of Hyman & 14., Lo don.
All ki ds of Farming
657
14Oduee taken, tali or
.4.11E8 CAMPBELL.
31.
1880 MANI 0 A. 1880
Specia Tassewnigners !x..triri-nartor. Malaita:9a
T;Ai- 1-1 I A.
Oia he First
mo
Freig
dates.
parties.
Rates
E'SDAY in each
t leaves the dies),
ne notice will
always the low
taken to have ,arrange
Perso , joining the
fro rn all are in boa&
*alone to all the.above
el. given of all fotare
entja t .complete aud
PiTtItS are released
itounda of
•
For par ie
hers apply tei
635
eeetnelle
ASH 'FOR
'kJ" One oor north of Pe Megairey's Bakery, I
•
BU
The Hi
659
TER AltilD CHEESE.
lit Mia:orkreat aPor)oc4c4in.rtCiah will be paid
101R‘13117ER t:CSETYAISFOseaRf°TrIlf.,.
/ aisins iioelfwersc7tio",sieti;.:Qcif IC:niiitaLeOrzetgt amr1
TtiosE 1- WANT, it ,wellpay them to amen.
-1- twit p ices Wore pie -chasing elsewhere. I
heivdeli; itIo reeP,1).41 lie' line fTtTrehei, SacamPotertrih:
Mamrno
East Sid
625
—
ION leARM PROPERTY,
At Se e Per Cent.. Interest, Pay-
able IT:ltirly,
time ; 'intermit charged only on the nupsid
portion. Ajl:ply to
657-12 Dry Goods Merchants Seafoetk.
VG -UST 13
gerstohewepthoinSpaghsospedorteu: Ctl
Among the Uni
were Dr _John Auth
r r oebe tua fe:tob7hblik e eea x latidaor aoiso,eatt phInob, iienwopattei:fa:esos oih. at:
wa a,g
°Aland, and for thi
rtka er 6.00, tari selanagss ur 1811:85 ti:/ n aao 150til
against :whose recore
th-4) world, after th
propoBes -to launch.
gult at the Golden
olaim in a match
es with hin3, for any
art iaerittoeintele,e, opof fro. echaakarvinattepnraici,
with a magnificent f.
he proudly wes.rS on
syterD:,sirg.t Rtnucst3htshbo,etassiet,leeaousir,;
Ruth is also wonder
that she can beat a
I itviheitlihgmt hwasaeirtitifhfl dyP Tsa apt:re:
excellent letters of in7
commendations frora
known Californians,
to Chitaao and then 1
szecomit or loin some
They spent a- few day
. fully sustaining theil
the best shots in the
intended to stop in
two, laut upon reachi:
changed their miads,
cago pa the evening .
match and to enterl
Dr. Carver, who is
aware of Dr. Ruth's ra
oats, and knows biz)
is possible that sooner.
men may meet each.
for a big stakea.oc:kesy_
z'It 'is my opinion, -
the well. known Bull's
- has been for forty ye;
MSS, "that there are n
country to be compare
come from Maine, (
you, that nothing good
where else, for that i$
eastern horse wears ba
have ever seen. Beina
has something to run
long-legged, thin-botlie‘
animal that comes
starts. cff well, and
that's the end of hi
horse holds his OWD, ai
hetterand better all t
good to the last. ra
the tall of a Maine hm
horse from anywhere -el
them. If you want to
don't believe your own
no 1:08.11'S word for it
market. Don't buy a la
thalait41 hina, and take
hut the halter, and leal
If he has a -corn, or is
other failing, you ean
go by himself a little w
staves rig,ht into anyt
know that he's stone bh
how clear and bright
can't see any naore tbal
him np, too. Some ho3
weakness or tricks that?
don't in any other.
"But be as smart aa
ever so nice, and ge a
and yet have fits, for i1
isn't a live Melee cou13.
till/3,g happens, Or N
After nernet he gets up -a
but be ,800/1 Sits clown
nothing but a derrick e
There axe sharpers in
make a business of sel
-8 kflytieyr f tile° Swat? eh et hbeuyyt hr
finallit?eakdown comes,.
and. after expressing 04
le re ely bs ficungaylt, heoeiti olha(t- hroee s la:l,
laesa.:t e-t°1enlle
the heaves may be &et
grain far awhile, and t
show effrdrive him so s
can't see there's anVtlii
paenirn adk 011 Et thah:Navasa asar frhv,oeeen .acsrunte. eatiiaaNNalaIi
almee°111°::: 1)Itehileat invi'-ibpstapelloreite'nissrtutYaolthahl cEitheuusi lehwl ntleYul a:eihill1)711a1 tae* 1:111
abu'r0:i tne t :wehIaaaati. Ltnoiwbnulevaze:yoa se, iin.eu ednae3oconnsict,,,,,:g3eool.
ryolia:ieradIeswawaOnndeagilt
4 beginner in the busi
ttiv—sati'""ti. t1:11 08:11' 93 twit Ittt'
ne steps 11.11C0in