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Capital in Farming.
here is a mistaken idea very preva-
14 not only with farmers, but with
tho public generally, that little capital
.ig 4ecessary in the business of cultivat-
ingithe soil, when the real fact of the
case is, that the farmer requires more
ca ital in proportion to the business he
does thanceither the merchant or man-
ufa turer. He has more unproductive
"plant," so to express it, than almost
an other occupation needs.. He has
firs to purchase his farm and tools,
anj the better these are the more suc-
ces fal he will be in his results; and
oft n, from want of means, he is com-
peLted to parchase poor cows and other
cat le, which are dear at any price.
Ag in, whatever he invests he can hard-
ly xpect to tarn., in the way of trade,
mo ethan once in the year, whereas
the
his
100
the
cap
nat
not
bar
mu
snit
• and
(lea
merchant or manufacturer turns
capitiil many times in the twelve
aths. . The fancier puts his seed into
ground, and until k it matures his
ital lies dead, and -the processes of
re cannot be hurried. The crop is
sold for money, but is put into the
a to be fed to the stock. A. calf
t be fed two or three years before it is
able to send to the butcher for beef,
all this time the cost is of course
. capital.
'
text liezefrasrminerthpeursephIszes; mhaenubtueyss an
seed, and to this must be added th
labcir. Say the land is laid down t
gra*; the first year he obtains a smia
cro only, and. for several seasons can
not reap -the full benefit of his hives
melt of money, time and labor.
sowe his wheat in the fall. In on
year he will have his crop harve te
and perhaps in six months more w
be s Id, thus requiring eighteenmo th
befo e he realizes any money from th
inve tment. Jist so with all he
grai4is mid crops, he must wait lor
and patiently for his returns. A me
chart frequently purchases goods o
threor four months' credit, and ell
than before his notes come due, re li
ing is profit, and, in fact, with ut
cent of capital.: The farmer ravel 81a
jays any such chance as this. Th
mer haut says the interest accou t i
an i portant element in his cal .ula
• tion, ; so it is with the farmer eq . all
imp rtant, making great inrcads nt
his oderate profits.
S pposiug 'the farmer, to illus rat
this idea of interest, should comm nc
with hiScalves and at their birth ch g
theta at Such. a figure as they are r all
wort , then, at three: months of ge
esti ate their value, addiug interes o
first ost for ninety days, and the os
of f eding. Again, at six month , g
throt gh. with the same process, an. s
conti ue until his cows or steers ar
sold ; we think ho would get an idea, o
this i terest account in this way ha
he ver before realized. The un
tbi ng merchant, when he t lks
about the farmers not having to on
eider any interest account, is very far
from the truth. Some of the prod cts
of th farm are -sold for cash, but ery
few ; milk, for instance, is nearly al
ways sold on three or four mon hs
crecli , and the capital upon w ich
man milk dealers do business in. in
cities is furnished by the farmer.
sire to hoard and c rry the pra tic°
all the departirient over whi h t
rule, are bless d t a talent f .r wli.
they may may .be rate ul This t ent
diciously usec1 is ec gnized by all s
sible people a _mcst desirable Oen
those who are ,pla et in circa is start
where there is no eeessity , or ri
watchfulness arnd a e.
But it is not me el as a «atter
necessity that we N iS 1 to urge all; go
housekeepers o lo k to this, ad 1 e
that thrift an car i the man*eine
of their afiairs is o simply a
which their ON n nterest ' eraaa
should be C0111 Ci 11 10 sly pract sed, 1 ut
if rightly viewed i s, or nia y, be
source of great p1 a ure. Th fra. a
use of the meameaLls p t into the'r; hall
may give rnori t u deasure i to . th s
who have an abun a Ice of t ,i or
y ca. 3 nd ,,,in t e us
ion bl amusem tits
•ich 's 00 pfteri upp 80 (1
civ; ark of aood so-
. IV .1 eecher.
goods than th
round of fas
dissipation, w
to be the disti
ciety.—Mr8.
Extraordi
Thia natur
tracts many v
summer moat
ravine at the
b t f
a a 011 Our Lt1
is Lake. The si
Artie tempera
0 year round, is
11 piece of dense
over rocks and
t. steep and ofte
The parapet o
Palisades of t
;
perpendicil ular,
' about 400 feet
s mo]
ed with •
e gorge is banke
natural rocks
-
r other by biocl
g been wrenche
r- tumbled down
a , canon lay piec
s
z- size from a h
a boulders weig
pounds each.
e scattered looseily a
of 1 the rave e, .
8 blocks were w lged
- the rocks further d
Y the air was .so cool
° party fairly shiver
clothing. The, ice i
e transparent,cheiving
e and is hard a4 soli
e ravine extends lon
Y. Blue Mountai
ar
w
1 c
sitor
8, is
foot
S WES
ent
111•8
app
ood
cli
tre
the
e H
and
abov
ster
1 Oa
f th•
of
frq
its
s of
rses
ing
The
ce San'
rsey.
r osity, w
di ring the
14cated
f Blue M
of S41.
•ae in
naintaines
ched t
d, by tlitl
g up 41
o erous de
untain,
d on, is a-
ri es te a
he ravine
f rest' tre
ne side
oods, an
one whit
he mount
a,bi
$1
114
a
80
a
.s
ic111,
heat
a de
unta"
tbwe
reh
11 t
oigb
rpbi
ke
11 near
crow
s. T e
b t
th
Lilhay
i an
t-,
1'
n
id
0
e
y
. In th's wil:
id ice, va yisig ' s
oof to i ens:
f om 100 t 20
s u aller;pie est liver ..;
o nd the bo to
ile the arge
the ere ic s o
the aorg , her
4 theee -p irin
i their u $4 nie
perfectly c e r and
no slush su fac
1 througliat t. Th
lie base o ' th
s foi: !several u dre
yards; and is n w a rn&3t entire y dry
t sing'through the ra ine, and t iis pre
i
n but in a heavy rain toian the ta ren
t rushes down the., captain sis e la 4
O empties into the de p chasm, hzre • i
O congeals in. a tem erature wl ic is
e never softened by th rays of ti e sun.
f A stream of cold 9.i is bonstant y pas,.
--. serves the ice until he heat of -u i, me
warms the earth su ciently to ta, ae it
to gradually melt aa ay This a, pe
towards the last we lis '1.1 SUM er I?
for the greater part f t e year h c
springs of the Blue lotintain cfon inu
to produce ice. Ju t beyond th Ice
Springs are what has been ch,is elle
the Paint Springs, high furnish a sub•
stance from which *ood ar idl to
paint is readilyIII anufacture . 11ie
country in the ,neig borhood o he e
natural curiosities we s 0.years go the
wildest and most in cceslible f any
part of Sussex Cohn y, bat it s now
covered with farm, and 1 the nhabi-
tants are thrifty a4i. prosperous 1
1
NV
h
a a
•
We do not wish to be understood as
discouraging agricultural farming in-
terest!; it is the basis of a nati n's
prosp rity, and without it no cou try
can lijve. , It is undoubtedly the u ost
healt1 fal of all occupations, andybri.. as
ua nearer to nature than any ot er.
But o r object is to show that t sere
are ts4o sides to this as to all otter
matte s, and that in making up o '
mind on the subject there are many
thingl to be considered.
Judicious Economy.
A. very erroneous idea prevails with
many that any thought spent over small
outlays--esober deliberation- over (aeon-
oray in little things—is evidence of low
and mean traits of ,character, and be-
tokeue miserly habits. We have heard
it said that to feel one must Stop and
oalculate—examine articles with refer-
ence t) the cost rather than to taste,
to deliberate upon the sum total before
daring to buy—would make life unen-
durable. To stop and examine au old.
garment, and learn if by any ingenuity
it coulla be turned, retrimraed or re-
modeled so as to answer another sea:
son, instead of buyiug something new,
would be a torture which would banisli
half the comfort of liyiug.
To pick up pins arid needles, care-
fully s w buttons and atrings, and keep
before the mind all the tam} the neces-
sity of economy, would make me feel so
little, so mean, I should despise myself.
I'd sooner spend freely as long as the
little I have lasts; and. then go to the
poor house, or die, than be a slave to
economy."
This is no imaginary talk, but some-
thing similar or worse is often uttered,
and gi is who spring from childhood to
maturity inclined to each false notions
are not the kind to make the wives in
whom the hearts of their husbands can
safely trust; and theirphilclren-will not
rise up and call them blessed. Waste
and extravagance go hand in hand, and
those1 Vlio thus seek their own grail -
cation and indulgence bring no coinfOrt
td those with whom they are most close-
ly colected, because they minister to
1 aSmall Be
1"
1 John Newton sa,
comes to Christians
ations, or with a te
great sin. You
said a candle toget
ings.
s Satan ae
ith great te
ptation to
ring a gre n
er and they
or
loin
pt-
loginit
are
very safe neighbors ; brug few av-
ings and -set them argh , then b g a
few small sticks 'arid let them take fire,
and the green log the m cis of
them, and you will s get rid f yourlog. And so it is wish little sin 'You
will be startled with tilidea o
1 mitting a great the devil:
1 you a little tempts n, and-leav you
•
1
:
b
es
1 to indulge yourself "There is o ar
in this ;" "no grea eril in' tha ;'
so, by these little hlps which ate, fir.
easily lighted. up, c last the •e
1 log is burned. " ch, and pray h
ye enter not into te ptation."
The State f
All reports Tigre ha{t the
natant is very auxi they
possession of infer tion going
that the secret agit t rs Irela
thus far been very successful
iziltag sedition. T er cenvictio
gains ground that he whole. isl
rife for revolution, aid that t
croppiugs here and t1er serve
indicate with wha
secrecy the work o
drill has been earri
policy of soothja
.the state of
isterial utterances
there is no conceal
Government is in
the Fenian brother
sibilities of what i
Ireland than ever
of the movement f
twelve years.
g
an
Ferns f
their own selfish desires regardless of
the good of others. Most of the ferns
_Parents often err, doubtless, by being contain more or les
over sizict in matters of economy, aria • properly prepared
while trying to enforce its practice teach • ancl nutritious. At
their children_to fecq ouly disgust at . Cently made in Fr
the idea. For this reaeon, perhaps, to- them as au article
gether 'with some others which are hard_ shoots of the comm
te explain, the young seem to shun the exposed above soit
very idea of economy ef late, and would light, become exceed.
feel that they were outside of the pale and tender.- The 111
of good, or rather _genteel society, if live on ferns all th
they allowed themSelyee to speak oi it . the tender leafleti
but to attempt to practice it would in the season the st
shut them away from certain acquaint- • the roots.. A certa
u
u
n
e
r
IT
1.
f
0
ances
beings.
Mau
te) try I
it- as at
s altogether an inferior Class of , painter is known.to
his fern omelets.
who are absolutely compelled
nd economize closely, look upon
evil to be greatly deplored,and.
to be attempted st•eretl:,. For the
world they would riot have it known
how they "-strive- to keep up • appear-
ances 1-: outvard1v :tinging their sur-
.
roundiugs into some little harmony with •
their More wealthy neighbors. • The in-
genuity they must practice to do this,
and to eonceal the many deprivations r
they submit to rather' than forego this
outside show, would be worthy of all
praise if practised openly, without re-
gard tqoolish
Those -who have the giitto practice •
a judicious economy, and . carefully
wateh to prevent any waste because ititi
right net from any. teteu, miserly de- ,
The Nee
11
Robbing yoarself f
only haeteuing your
sleep of death. Sa
"The harder we WO k
the more sleep do w
the waste of nervou
not only work too h r
little. The rapid d v
country, its intense n
the fiery ambition o
dry, electric atmosp
ny climate, all tend t
naturally wakeful.
of-eigbt hours' daily
but time worse than 1,
cheat ourselves but s
nature. Because. she
11
0 rern-
ar: n
o ho
d haiee
orai-
caiy
oenlto
8
heiroughne, s and
or laniz,ati n 1 and
air. ltho gh thle
11 feeline u pan
roe ils in a 1A,fie-
po the .ubject,
t lie fact t atIthe
apprehen, ive f_
od and of t e 1
accomplish i
or'i in the istorly
tb past encfr
It ood..
mid in our
tach, and
at:,e-enarypt pwatls
ce to poplula
food. The yo
bea.ke fern,
t1141 air an
lig& fleshy
tribes of
ear round,
spting, and
ch extracte
woo
N -V1
ata
s
•
THE HURPN EXPOSITOR.
oar acCou t for r atiy yea s, we fancy
the aceount ar iotikept ; bit depend
upon it, she is
sure in the end
pound int rest e
us; and i we c
work the ours
thoug1 w May
for ye s, h fi
will ije a sic
ruptcy
Russia
Ace rdi
45,000 tRu
Budet to
action of
of =male
and tr op
the R um
arrive
Russia
destin
stated
trating
frontie
at
Tia
at
There n
doubt • th
Britishj pr
Lavin a
kind. D
come to lii
ot only h
intriguing'
actually
Ayoub K
murdered
incriraina
tricatioh.
—From
have tried
result fUlly
t has mad
rite my s
9.,D1 no 1
ated, as w1e
tronger, 1
apacity foril
• hen at any !t
ears."
$
ealpus e ditor who is
ektract with corn-
y loan s e makes to
tinue birrowifig for
t a.re d e to sleep;
stone settlement
• and inc itabieresult
11 and. a ental bank-
•,
tc;) T ash Bul-
gna
epo ts fr Bucharest,
a13 nonce trating near
dy in the vent of the
a The t nsportation
r s com ulssary stores
n 1 y oing on near -
tier A steamer
z in S urday with
✓ andi ambulances
u g tie. 1 It is also
R s aisl re concen-
1 0, oii he Austrian
1
A Tr
se
A d
eiji f
ble ga,
elopi
whi
s the,*
ith Rte
en irit co
aii. • e
emisa., y
eim
41
I
°
"it or.
• be o reason to
Innen Khan, the
ihanist
e ofhdeepest
'tis ha e recently
o te prove that
r bee all along
a, but that he has
tespen ence with
ters fund on a
,of hs seem to
ud h pe of ex -
.AGENCIES.
OH LEC:I1E, Goner I Loan andReel Estate
Ag nt, Gain,. Freda e and Commission Mon
chant. Money Idai dont real estate in town or
countr, at 8 per e t. simple interest. 'Charges
medemte. ortga es beught and sold. *stared
mortgages p id riff Terme to suit hrrowers.
Farms land ilia e prorterty for sale. Office—
Leckiels new brie look Brussels, Ont. 515
---k
AUC IONEERS.
3 P. BRINE, IL cened Auctioneer for the
• COunty ton. Sales attended in all
parts of the Conn . All orders left at the Ex-
POBITOil Office will be prornptlyattended to
F ALNAONDIS A
Wale of landed pat
bred sook. Cattl
ket. Office and Au
Gi
Block, oderih, n
AM, AUCTIONEEP AND
.---Special attention iven to
rty, farming and t °rough -
elected for the Englith rnar-
tion Rooms,' Acheson's new
. Terms moderate ! 615
TIELGETT &
eers, Me illo
sales of Ladedn-
Lupien -rents. All • o
undersigned t Wa
cession 14; o at Le
cession 12, will be•
'bins, notes and et
ALEX. DELGETT
Leadbury.
BROWS, Licen Fed Auction -
Special attention given to
ropdrty, Fano Stock and
dere left with eithe k of the
on P.0., or Lot 14, con •
dbury P. 0., or Lot 9, eon-
romtly attended t. Sale
naps` furnished if r gaited.
Walton; GEO. BARROWS,
639
DICAL
n„has been
e
j , G. SCOT, AL . Surgeon and
••!.'
distil
Per
ustai
new! rm
ne
er tr m
yoti! 1
rtier I
bor,
trte
VI
11)a
B er;
lina
e p
thne of
ies
r be
old
onit
up
int
si
The
chiev an
rise ai1 NV
• olden uns
hysica1 mi
eed n Ion
alifornia
yspepl la!
oke, C, mi
iver 111
D o
his wond r ul
lire, aid th w
'ailed. 1iTo ov
emedyl will • o a
re pre ented wi
ost, b whi y
tis wo4�.erf c
hich ill ho
116 dol r SI bo
y Hie BOn B1
1
fished
n Syr
yotir
n of
gor
lcus
st sa
nd
ntara
ing ti
n
fe
r
ch
fe
e
ur
I' 1 ou
io
dy
ve
h t
el el
ria
ei 1 r
jurist ; "I
up and the
prediction.
e, infused
nd energy.
nd debili-
v me, but
ith larger
d physical,
e last fie
God.
cc ss is at last
joic , the sick
ba k in the
t h alth. The
hu an frame
Dr. King's
m und, for
, ck Head-
ocll Jaundice,
nes, Geuersl.
L w Spirits.
wi 1 positively
y r medy has
his wonderful
im for it, you
bo tle free of
ad' y perceive
e qu ities, and
hat a regular
il do For sale
It
EPPS Co
a
aural law
1i
dons of lige
care app
• es of Ive11
as pro icle
delic tely
ma,y sate US
It is bylthe j
f diet that
i ally b lt u
ist eve ar te
eds sul
round us •
iere is a w,
11 any a atal
a ell fo tifie
roper' no
'i ice Gaz tte.
d—e me
i Che sts,
aid 170 IPjoi
The
ruises
'ever
thilbla'
kin E
nteed
very c
5 cent
c131eas
Taker
biteni
th
1 orerray;;,
•x
e brigtant.
Go
C+ermai Sarua is tht
. Boseho , a etIltbratf
1 acknow edged to be
iseoverie in Mt icia
olds and all Itu trou
✓ inoViug,asit !s, fi
1 .aving thapartai n
on. It ia notl.
ood the
ter
av
an
lici
on§
wit'
enp
le
ad
p
haf
wi
sh
ol
8,
dil
kle
st S
Sor
• res
s,
ptiO
e, o
per
ell.
g t
nd
test,
Ask your
rico 35 c
2:
1
's
lye
s,
et
orn
8.
e p
mo
Th
stin
cos
111
ee Atte t ilet gem
ii ggist f r ."Tea -
n s • 26-52.
-
sale ai premed' Lion of Dr.
d ••tit rman •PJ. sician, and
ne lo the mos fortunate
anickly co es Coughs,
the see -ost nature,
se of the a claim and
and' he lthy condi
ital medie ne, but has
sati fact on in every
sing Sali every sea-
/ottles se d annually.
ar names lately in-
ean Syrup was intro-
• in 1ti68, and is now
age in the civilized
elieve any ordinary
ple 1 ottle 10 cents.
13
1
1
1 aid comfort -
owl dge of the
ov rn he opera -
nn rit n, and by
ft e ne proper -
co oa, Mr. Epps
kfa t bles with
be er ge, which
do ors' bills.
se f su h artioies-
ioi y be grad -
on( en ugh to re-
d sea e. Hun -
die a e floating
at ack wherever
e n ay escape
pint
i)
in pac
lo., Ho
ad ee4
nd u.'
Ica S
e worl
s; Sal
Oh PP
d all
ourselves
od, and. a
Civil 8e.-
-ets label
ceopath-
e Street,
482-52-
ve.
for cuts,
Rheum,
Hands, i
kinds of
s Salv is guar -
t sati8 action in
a Aceouchur, S afor , Ont. Office and esi
dence sduth side Of Go °rich Street find door
east of Presbyterian Ohuzoh. 349
1111TM. HANOVER M.D., C. M., Graduate of
TV McGill Univer ity, Physician, Barg on and
first door soutli of tie Catholic Church. 496
Acoonchenr, Sturforth. Ont. Office and re;
ideneo,
•
TT L. VERCOE, M. Da C. M., Physican,Sur•
&-°- • geon etd., Cloionerf or the County of Huron
Office and Residnce, on Jarvis street north,
directly opposite Seaforth Public Sohool.
DMeADGET,
• atel of Ontario
Ont. Office and Be
Ryan's. Calls pro
day. A ;tock of ae
Charges reasonable.
nese and certifroatSs
etetinary. Surgeon,' Gratin
eterinary College, Sleaforth,
idence in rear of Killorap &
ptla• attended to, alight or
erinary medicines eat hand
Horeee examined a s tO sound-
givn 0 required. 407
01. t
) • I Sur
hours from 8, A.
Mrs, Whitney'new
Seaforth,
11BYSHIRE. L D. S.,
8 i igeon Dentist, Gjraduate
o 'oyal College of Dental
on of Ontario. Office
• tp 6 P. M. Rooms an
brink . block, Main Street,
‘-' CA TWRIGHT, L. D. S.,
aea&e.ate, " Me 'beret theRoyallColldge
[7 ...lawn' of rental Surgeons" of 10anaa
sOffie --Indian Block, Ma et St.,
Strattoid, Ont. has i ow pened out an Olive in
Seaforth, at th Que n's 1pte1, where he will be
prepared to pe form all ktontai operatic) es with
ease and ski 1.
nice open eyery Tus-
day. 63-52
AME S T. GARR
deric
Solicitor, G
--- •
CAMERONa OL
Solicitors
M. C. Cameron, Q. p
eron.
W,iiarrister, Attorney an d
• i 631 •
& CAMERON, Ba rioters,
¬ary, &a., Goderijih, Ont.
Philip Holt, M. . Cam -
506
1,VILLIAM 8
V Blond' in
Appraiser. Ace
reasonable term
AL
. R.,
unt
s.
,Conveyancer and Commis-
Wroieter. Auctioneer and
and notes colle ted on
366
pRED. ;ROGE
-A: mw, Sobel
Office, Masonic
to loan. ,Carefu
W.0.ME
LaW, Soli
for taking elide
Solicitor for th
Private fonds to
pENSON & M
at Lear, Soli
Conveyancers, N
forth andlBruss
investat nce, a
yearly.
JAS. EL.BENSO
The above fir
mutual consent
be paid ta Mr.
ities.
Nov. 27., 1876
MCOAUC
LAW, CHANG
Scott' a Bloc
q,OLICITORS
" Canada and
n Seaforh.
Farm and Tow
and sold.1
Money [privet
uritie, tt rete.
moderate.
Money i vacate
best mortgage se
he lender.
S. G. MOAUGH
w, poi der for ----- —
efu ude
o esale b
Price,
Hickson
purif ing the ---
MIS ELLANEOUS.
arrister and Attor ey-at.
Chancery, Conveyaner, &e.
, Wi gham. Trust Fande
ution
to colleotion. 652
arr ster and Attorney at
a Oh neery. Coratuiseioner
the Province of Maitoba.
k of Hamilton, Winghara
at 74 to 8 per oent. 1 633
11 0
s P
23,o
niaters and A.torney
ancery ending lveney
bile, etc. Offices—Sea.
o of Private Funds to
tpeoent. Intereet, payable
58
ha thia day been disso ved by
G.
br YEE.
M1 aclunts dire the firm to
anis n w o will pay all Habl.
Ge
JAMES H. BENnON.
11. W. C. MEYER. ,
•
•
Immermanammalmssassmssmaimmamommr'
THE SEAFORTH ACRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
EMPORIUM.
ILLSON, PROPRIETOR.
ON HAND,
Kinds:
ER PLOW,
AlFULL STOCK OF PLOW
Consisting of the Following
MASSEY'S NO. 13 THISTLE CU
OLIVEP!S NO. 40 CHILLED PLO
HILL'S PATENT PLOW, NO. 2
MASSEY'S NO. 10 SOQ PLOW,
PORT PERRY AND TEESWAiER
Full Stock, of Straw Cutters,' a-
- Crushers, Root Cutters, and all
belonging to the Busi
GA
rse
ess
SEWING MACHINES, S
:heowihinnFlegsbrencie, Wanzer Ra,ymond, Roy
fronted. j
•MacItines Repaired on tie Shorte
Needleand Attachments always on
O. a WILLSON, Main
G PLOWS.
A
J.
A FT
b
Fermi
genero
and be
lull ftb
OR
gs t
a a
8 s
residence of se. en years in Wean
return hi gatefni thaoks to
d Mercantile Pablte generally fertile
pport reiven WO. Aurin
a to state that hatiD,ha.
Co one . '30 wg 0e :R11.1114
ortment of all kin of 4
• ;
s at as reasenable a price es eay
rays be ready tO Wet° oat to the*
OoDs A , ' . - :Es
1
, .
giAlionotICesi' eletraelianaca181 .:1,1-agrjetiall°mIliet;v.,er&ye..rancidillatigilenerGallil Lea.
a a large Tient* of PORE (Sideferaa
. :
. a
:•ffe
-of -fitst
Eartl
- White
ment
akes, Grain Boot
orients' known
USUAL.
S tiger, and other
t Notice, and work
hand,
tre S4aforth.
1 1\/I C) IR, TA NT IT
—TO
ALLBUYERS OF
4,4,4„1
DR
DR
the Full Determination of Closin
o my Stock, I have made
SWEEPING R
AND FOR THE NE
ESS COODS,ISHAWLS, MANTLES,
RIBBONS,
ATS, CAPS, FU
Will 1 be Sold at Prices
G EAT BARG
Ministers and! 0
Buthg at
00DS.
Ju i the Balance
notier
DLJC
T MON
LOTH C
S, OVE
Never Heard of bef
AINS IN FINE BLACK
hers requiring those Goods can sa
HOLMEST,ED,
CONVEYANOING
Main Street, Seaforth.
for the Consolidated Bank of
ho Cana4an Bank of Connnerce
rnd Village Property ought
finals) loaned on mortgage se
nable rates of interest. Charges
fen private persons upon the
unties, without any °spnge to
Y M. A. F. HOLAIESTED.
lug th mouth,
lel
e ca
-tram
eap rite
cst of.anare, ivin
so, wide a its ra idly hitt(
s eonfi s: o mi Ifee.
I mare of niedid es o sjai
t educed. Bosch e's
dined in t Unit (I S ate
s ld in ev tea n rod •
✓ T inn ses W
c ugh. ce uts.1Sa
, MONEY.
TONE TO 1, t
1- imp )ved farma nta
e t, payal yea4; 'ye
e J S. POI 'E
if ONE -TO' L AN I
-1- on rst- s se rid y
tenet. Privatel fun s, o
inn Ap Ay to . HILL
rina eas • charg tal-itlizht1; 'inter( t p
te ori Pai
I 0 0 0 TO LED lu large or
linto. a• 'pply t H. Ia
BRITI$11 E. ANGE HOTEL, Goat:rih
Ot. WM. Proprietor. This is one o
the Quietest, Mo t Comfortable and Befit Con-
ducted Hotels in the Pros -nae. The Boos are
commodious an US Table and Bar liberall'
supplied. Good etabling in connection. 635-52
IIHE GREAT iEMALE REMEDY.—Sob, Aloe°
Petiodical lls—Thia invaluable ined eine i
unfailing, in the core of all those pcintal an
dangeroue disea ea to which the female conatitu
tion is subject. t noderetee all excess and re
moves allobtrac Ione, and a speedy care inay b
'relied n.iTo ma tied la dice, it is peoulholy Bei ted
It will; a shor tiMe, bring on the mon pe
riod withiregula Thorn, pills should niot b
ta.kon by Females de .ing the first three Month
'of Prograncy, thdy are Sure to bring on Mie
c•
FL
THE
i Fruit Jars a
Crocks and .1
R. Haby'j
Japan at R
UR, OAT1
Dy s, Madder, Fupti
The above are an f
the tuna Grocery.
JON,
an 8hoes a Speialty, !roan the aren.
tra a Hyman & C14., London,
be elite- ned
Any exti le necessaty lei a country eanaa,
Pate t 3 calcine in all t e
An ki gels of Fanning Pliderce. taken, 01111.
exchan
657 JAMES CAMPBELL.
188 NIAN1TBA.- 1880
G NiWAY'S
2.1 asseuger iin for AlaniteDA
willetar from
Speci
On th
First TUEDAY in each
month.
Freig t I ayes tbe clay previous to allthe elm
dates. ue notice will be l given of all ratan
parties. •
Rates al ays the lowest., andathegreatestpihn
taken to ha e arrangementmost complete Ind
satisfactory
Persons joining theserties are relieved
10 mends of Irrioggage 'Fee,
Mr.
For part c
from all ear in bonding r. • aggege, f.reight, live
ee way goes through 'With each perta,
u ars pply to
SOHN RNOX, G. W. R. Agagelintrat
11 635
THE
CIIVIMER IAL LIVERY
OYES KID CLOVES SEAFOiRTH.
A RTHUIT.
COTS, 8L0-1
TT AVE G iurchaa ed the 1,0 ek and Trade et the
-ls- Co nanIrcial Liverya eaforth, from
fa this Vicinity. cGaeroryrainega ith -thee' eLliengess et 7 tolirtetoitdhsattaand,eltteabindes
re
RO
D CLOTHS.
e mon y by Calling and
,,co N RoGERsg.
ARNA GROCERY giORE.
R. Haxby's ; Preserve Crocks at R. ifxby's ; Butter
?lk, Pans at 1?. Ilaxby!s ; Peas in, Black, Green ana
axb's ; All kinds of Fresh Groeeves, as usual, at."
6'heop for Cash.
And even
•ble Horses !Will he Kept.
i
added se ex 1 'valuable h,or ,4 and vehieletsto the
formerly • at e stock. Non 1,hut
•
! i 1
Comfor tabl l'rehiclesaikl.Geott
Open Euggileei and •Carriage, and
Ingle Wagona tilevays ready foresee
Spcial A rangemnts ; Arade Tle.th, Com.
menial ',yen.
First -C1
Covered
Donble a
8
1
31
Ordere
promptly
ef
at the stableadr any of the Welt
ended to.
• 1;
FITZ,S
KINOMENI
FESSION4 MEN 1
W
year som
prepare la
AL, AND CORNMEAL AT R.HPackageAXBDYy' Dyes.
.prhheeer Kbb blood.
Cudbear, Extract Lowood, Indigo
•
an
Pure Paris Gr en.
sale on the" Small Profit and Quick Re
TR
14 Sold i
urn System " at Lniden.
ROBERT HAXB Varna.
•
•
PAPST S
E -OPE
BOOKS.
BOOK STORE, S
NING 01:1* S
CLOSE PRCES.
AFORTH.
BOOKS.
Man, requires P..t," this season of the
ftling to give tone to hit system and
ra for work.
VITAL!,
iI by cleansing li impurities from
se VITALINE :in all Affections of
Sold by all IP uggiste. Prie,$1
RAY MEMO E Co, Toronto-
ealorth by Hieiltson & Bleal3dell1
Vilson, and J -8 Roberts. 662 4
NI
J RTER SEAFORTH.
I am, d t(
Entire
less o •
mirosE
t sin xi
give a larte
pecially to n
Wareroo
AlaaslifaiSrdeih
E .'
625
. •
C. W. PAPST boas to inform the public generilly that he has *Inv on hand a full
8 stock ofb,11 B
carriage, but at a y 0 her time they aro safe. In
all cases of /serious and Spinal Affections
pains in the bac aria lirabS, fatigue on slight ex
ertion, cf the hear, hysteries, an
whites, these pills effeat a cure when all othe
means neve failet4 and, although a pOwerfu
vernedy, do not contain iron, calomel, anttmony
or anything hneful to the oonstitutior, Full
aneahletaround each pckage,
ar ully peserved. Job Mosos,
New York, Sole ro rietor. $1 00 and 12i cent
for postage enclo. ed to Northrop & Lyman, To-
ronto, Ont., gen nail agents for the Dominion
will imam a bo tle co/Aliing over 50 pale by
return mail. S Id in Seaforth by Hieklsou &
Bleasdell, J. S. R bets, and R. Larnade, 197
directions in the
o ey lend on good which should be
t 7:1- per ent. inter-
(3 fund e hrargesm6L1d-
or s all Brune
per c ut. yearly
he i stallinent
628
z • P
11
1
wh t
Jai!) r.
eatin
1.
fathous Fren
ride hims
f Sleep.
9gular s cep a
llong steep "
a !pr. Ma th
during
eqiire to re
Limy. Ain ri $
but sle p 1±10
lopment f ti
lustrial act yaks
the peopl , o
and ow. su
make us proe
he time taken tot t
ep is not gain a
Wed. We y
'8 !cannot Iche t
let§ us oveIrdra
arge
at 8
on
eaten
ONE1 TO L
erty at 8 pe
la hal1-3 early or
on of th pi -lupi
ht. Ap to
at. •
•
4 -0E • --The
mon y for i
ortgagee 4n far
r cent,. i terest
reed up n. J.
earth.
- - -
mproeed F
rest. Int
desired, N.
referred
all sums
ate rands
yable et
662x4
. -
nu Prop
rest payi
ith a por-
Expo uses
Seafrth,
625
nide d has a large sum of
me iat nvestrneot on first
• pro arty; Seven and a half
year y limped aa in ay b e
If . •E'N1 ON', Solieitor, , SO.
633
EMP
EA-Y.' tx
L' it A WEEK i vot r nen towi. • arra9 aud
f
1 e. li. FLI. LETT &
Portland, Wei le.
.at 626-52
- • — - •
ady
11:11&11:14 ly810
tat ta, m ine
:?xna
Co., Atig
to$20
N & Co. Porilit
10 tQa$1:,
0 ery month,. Bo
t ng. Address R
1 all-stree , NOW
bon
ddee
'ER Al': ho e.
cldre ein Iniaeted in
" $ tf eka akes
sent fr exp ainu
•XTERJ Co., Be
rk.
-•, f
e eatei:y
s TRUE
626-62
Samples
H ST1N-
626-52
ortuuea
g every -
kers, 17
587-52
ELECTRICITY! ' MOUS' MCELsIoR ECLEETRIC
CIL—WORT T2.N TOTES ITs WEIELIT IN
CloLD.---Pain eao231ottand Where it Is ued. It is
the cheapest me kite evermade. One dose cures
common sore t hr atOne bottle has cured bron-
hiti9. s' orth bFifty centee cured an old stand-
ing 001411. It poisitavely aurae] catarrh, athma,
cents worth has cured crick in
sane quantity lame ba k of 8
ef,
f
The following are extrac s from
letaers that have been r ceived
B f Canada, which, we i think
eatisfy the most skeptiCal : J.
0 t., writes, ' `Send roe Oldozen
Sil,have sold allI had from
ow; its enree are truly won -
ire, of Franklin, writes, "I
left, it acts like a ch arm—
t takes splendid no” H.
and croup, Fifty
the back, and t hc
years' standing.
a few of the man
froni different par
should Hu fficientl
Colls.rd, of Sparta
Dr, Thomas' Vie trt
you, and want,au re
, derful." Te'ns. M G
have sold all the a en,
it was slow at firs ,
Cole, of Iona, wri es,
Thoma'Eclectri Oi
equals it. It is hi ally
harsuged It." 3. Be
" Send me at one
Oil, I have only o e b
thing eeil tin well nd
tion." 3. Thomp on,
Inc• some More E lee
out- Nothing ta esj
verton, P. Q., welt
a gree t renutation
Send us a further Opp
Gibb & Co, Backingh
Ione gross of Ee14tri
yell." Sold by all
Cents. S. N. THO
NORTHROP & EL.
Agents for the Denial
Selected and Elettri
Hickson & 131eaetlell
Lumsder
A SO A FrI,
W. PARS
ooks now in use in all Public and High Schools.
i 0
LINE OF S9100L STATIONERY. S
y 128 -page Scribbling Book for 5 cents.
fit !Sem n
CARDNO'S I4LOCK, SE,IkFORTH. •
„i
"nined tolfilear Out my
Stock. ql Fiiirniture regard,!-
, •
Cost. 1
! I
WANT, it wilt pay them to aseer-
tte.
es 'before pure eing elsewhere. 1
smolt to t 4e paying cash, pe-
arly melded c oes.
dieedy oppoS4-0 M. R. 'Counter'
6117 Store, 3lan Street, Seaferth,
. .
4031N S. PORTER.
--
EAP 0 INTEY.
oo To LOAN
CHANGE OF B
SthiA_PORT
SINESSI.i,
-104-C.T.1)1Z0-7-.
SEAFORTH, Cut., .April 3rd, 1880.
Ilaying purchased the Seaforth Foundry from John Noppea, we -will continue
to k ep on hand, at ehe old stand, Main Stret, Sea,forth. a full assortment of
- Plo s Gang Plow, Scufflers, Land Rollers au1 all other ImpleMents in our line. BUT
coh mu" Creating% and School, Church, Gard n and li: wn Chairs a specialty
Rep iriag promptly aad neatly done and. satisfa tion guara • teed. ! Give us a trial.
Arass : ) it. NOPPER. '1 NOpPE- BIO,THERS. : HANa'inNe
30 W. NOPPER. 1, will be fou
SEAFORTH, Ont., .4ril 3rd, 1880.
Court fear collectiouJOIN NOPPER
.
May as after that dat I will place evera-thing in the han s of the Clerk of the
eith r by note or book account, to call and settle thesae bfOre the Fir
, ss est of
Itteriug disposed. f my business, I must caal on all hose endebted to me, i• T
. BUT
he Highe
pORROVE
time i
portion. p
657-12
"Please forward %dozen
ann nearly out, n thing
recommended by thoae who G 0 •T J N!
Ord, Thamesville writes
orther supply of Eclectric
ttle left. I never eaw any- -
ive sear geueral satisfac- •
WoOdward, sal i tes, "Send
ric •I have sold entirely
keit." • Miller & Deed, Ul- i GET 'TH0SE
he Eelectrie Oil is getting
re, and hi daily called- fori
y without delay."Lernoyne,
m, P, Q., writes, "Sind us
Oil, We find it tO take
edicitio dealers. Pelee 25
S, PuELPs, N V And
AN, Toronto Out, Sole
ion. NOTE.—Ecleetrie—
ed. Sold in Seaforth by
J. $. Roberts mod i.
521
OORE'S ART
tney's Btock, Moin Stfrelei, Seaf rth, awl
PROMISED STE
• ,
ALLERY,
PHOTOGRAP 8 YO
0 SEND TO YOUR FRIEIWS
There yeu can get ana kind of Pictures you want, in an
finish. Satisfaction Guaranteed., Pictures
CHARLES M(ORE, OPERATOR AND
60
lAR31 PROt'ERTY,
1
)1te Cen4 In,tres,
Py-
abie Yet*!,.RS allowed to ny principal at ay
tercet charge(' enly an the tin
, .
G. MODOO-Galin
Dry Goods Merelaant, Sealortie
ASH #OR
R AND CHEESE.
anted the Steria in Stark's Ble k,
north of?. Altaareys Bakery /
d there at alllivoliireatlyto parch se
R:AND1GHEES.
Market Price in 10,sh. will be Plait
-feria Good Article.
ROB liTSON,
Seaoral.
CIDER PALL
EmnsacILLE. •
style, and the finest '',
djesiroonM°nsom akingxetigadAeurvrBitf
l'ilr?eetiwTheeen7Perialleiitatli"
il u R Rte Cider Mill will be.in anuningorJer
'
Framed. , commodation BY n
1 TERMS—J-04e cent per gallorin
, 1
ROPRIETOR. i 6t2x8
G. .4 tr. JACKSON-
AttGusT 27
irow a, Pair of
Toilabed H
Train,
Olathe Xichigan
other day was a pas
lost his right arm
illed. out of Detroit
with those around hi
political candidates,
served under both. T
to ask hil:33 how he h
and he replied
“It was down in the
were charging the
bullet struck my a
bon, and I feIl lane°
was restored to consci
the hands of the C
eed, a, soldier was go'
pockets. Wheu he
was alive he was aboul
but a corporal sprang
the wretch down:, and
While he was telli
with his left arm; gone
his seat and came ne
ether finished lie be
said
ana that very cor:
ber the incident as if
yesterday. I had yoa
old barn over on the r
"Yes—yes—let us s
las exnbrace 1 Thank
have found you out,
herOl"
"I have been to Def
for co.ncer, but them
hope. I am going bo
poorhouse ana there
bs,ven't a shilling or a
"And 1 s,m going to
well" replied the othe
sumpton, and as
mast go and die anion
Then they embrace
seemed. to weep. 011
tip half a dollar and
in five minutes a c°11
to $3,50 was divide
Everybody said
old man -seemed willi
both if they would go
they aid not;. they
born; and it was a qu
after before 23, cora
dared to make the sta
chaps lived in Detroi
arms by accident, an
played the same ga
on every railroad in t
Free Press,
Chiid-like a
:Bis nsane was Mos]
wasvery green. Th
whieh always tome
wind -when she look
landlady's son. Suel
with such fair hair;;
big bine -ees ; snch s
such a lamb -like exp
hag there, at that
she had been sent to s
Months., the city b'
she would try her po
uipsotitttfo
e. borait
y whoi rstatrt
the fun was to be on
senVinent on h'
went, beginning with
• wor, and rejoicing to
so readily.
She enjoyed. herself
she grew tired of it, .
cidd on breaking th
won and enjoying th•
hared him_ out into
made him Sit beside •
under the wistarias,
4 Arm going home ne
send you wedding !ea
married. I am to be
rich old gentleman ne
Then she waited. to
her feet, but he diehe
sai4 ,:. "I Want to
real. ld,. 1 kinder fe
goii' too far with yori
bu•qterfly, Ilittin' from
you, know. And I hekJ
1 d1 allow. I was afl
intil a decline, or ant)
set mo much on me,
li that me and Alitl
iii.li
j-teady conavany.
yo • l're gob].) to be ma•I
lis.m done. I should
to drown yourself Ilk
boarder -did in the Illi
myphotograph in he
wai fished out."
Then he smil& a'
she arose and sailed
'with great dignity.
within the arbor a
laughed so loudly thal
him in the kitchen
sprinkling down cloi,
that the old owl. in tl
ing louder than eve
Englisb
it young Enlish-iv!
couple of years to tat
can business, they -%
much improved.Al
professor, -whom 1 ;al
it would not do this
could get our pe.
answered ; "No aou
tion,
tz tolhae.u:opi: ai•113
where in America, yo
car there are means
It ; for unless man.
hsteo:ose,nsfaaplilo—k hheimfa.
ifttrcioaoeculeananodnotaftiormne„a, (rfeLrheie.feali;
of property.) Amer
of men who•have th
very well with it,
try where men are il
an4 the unusualness
wilaers naany, who. <
order to be sure the5
tacholimeayeicrtsainst(otut):1? ()btna'shretrf13'1
their power of self
liberty grows into a
, 13telthhoe:ae:ixswsp,oieoyureniitambeynnateutirs
14 international
haps self assertion
the duty of not betr
citizens give a strai
that they think II,
their superiors and,
ihts ii Bar eiNsvtorndlgi. foen.aIbitliel is I if nwrtih:
aciectellbe,natiienvgintghawhat
y
meeting the mist -
of
inexplicable ex
each to be equals of
Faith is taking