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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS. ducted by farmers, and the hoz
Bt 11.1aXANDER HYDE.
The season he Edon) at hand when
agricultural societies will hold their an-
nual fairs. From -this time till the
-middle of October every week will wit-
ness fairs, and every farmer shontri im-
prove the opportanity not only to ex-
hibit his own stoat 'and products, and
pocket the premiums, but moreespecial
ly to study the stack and. products
which may he exhibited. by others.
'These, gatherings of -farmers have ren-
dered a great service to the cause of
agrielalture, but the •advantage to the
farmer has not been in the $10 or $tto
.which he has received he premiums,
lent in the stimulus to excellence and
the opportunities for education which
they have 'furnished. A man living
on a retired farm, and with an observa-
tion bounded by a narrow horizon, is
very apt to think that his big pumpkins
"can't be beat ;" that his yoke of steers
-have a little more "haw •and gee' in
them than can be found its any others ;
:that his old brindle is the greatest
reilleerin the land, and as for Tom and
Jerry, there never was such a span of
horses before, and never will be again.
Let such a one attend a. fair, and he
will 'eerie that other folks have some
pumpkins as well as himself, and if he
has; the grit of a man in him he Will
not be discouraged, but will go home
determined to put forth renewed effort,
and not to rest till he stands in the
first rank. As a spirited woman once
put it, "I thought I made as good but-
ter as the beet, but. here I have been
trying for years: to get the first premium
and have not Succeeded, but I am de-
termined to try till I do succeed.' As
might be expected, she did succeed, and
her batter has ever since been ranked
as letter A in the gilt-edged class.
The fair as a farraer's holiday is a
good thing. It brings him in contact
with his fellow -farmers, and. the con-
tacehas much the same effect upon his
judgment of himself as the comparison
of his stock and products with those of
others has -upon his opinion of their re-
speotive merits. He finds that he is
not "the biggeat toad, in the puddle ;"
that others know some things of which
he is ignorant, and, if he is wise, he
will get a higher idea of manhood, and
will endeavor t� improve himself as
well as his stockHerein, we think,
consists one of the great advantages of
the fair, for the proper study of man is
not soil, nor, the products of the soil,
nor even horseflesh, but man himself,
made in theirnage of his Creator. The
cuItire of manhood is - more important
than the culture of land. "With all
thy gettings get understanding," said
the wisest of men. A knowledge of
agriculture, including the care of stock,
is essential to the success of a [farmer,
1 bat unless he knows. men, and can con
s.' dact himself as a man among Men, he
will pass for a half-wit, though he may
count his acres by the hundred and
they may be well stocked with flocks
and herds. Now this quality of man-
hood by which we mean such a culture
of mind, motels and manners as enables
is. us to aot our part well, not only on the
farm, but in the world at large, can
only be acquired by mingling with men.
We hear it :said of some large and
thrifty farmers, when they are com-
mended for their wealth, "Yes, they
kilo* how to make money and keep it ;
bat what boors they are 1 They can't
preside at their own table decently, and
when yon meet them in company they
are as awkward* as though they had
never Been men and women together
before." Now, the fair is the place to
see men and women, as well as big
calves and pumpkins, and this should
be one object in attending. The isolat-
ed life which the farmer leads tends o
make him a man of • one idea, and it
will do himood if, after he has given
one day to th exhibition of stock and
crops, hegi ( s another to the exhibit
which the ru and women make of
themselves. For thiel purpose he should
make the acquaintance of the most in-
telligent, and, in conversation with
them; endeavor to draw them out on
points on which they 'are supposed to
be best iuformed. rather than to make
an exhibit of his own knowledge. In
this way he will best please them and
most benefit himself. if he can meet
with persons outside of the circle of,
fanners all the better, for on this holi-
day it does one good. , to think and talk
out of the common current of thought.
Farming is a good business, and the
farmer must be posted about it in all
its branches, but he is a narrow
man unless he is also posted in other
matters.
The fair is also a good place for the
farmer to cultivate his social nature,
and to widen, and strengthen his sym-
pathies withhumauity. When man
was created the Creator said,. "It is not
good for man, to be alone." Most far-
_niers are inclined to lee too much alone. '
Solitude ha.s some a,dVa.ntages. It gives •
opportunity fbr quiet thought and in-
trospection, but too much of it tends to
selfishness arid morbid melancholy. As •
mind can beolished only by contact
r
with mind, s(our social and sympa- .
thetic nature can be quickened only by
contact with 'humanity. There is no
way by .which we can so well forget our-
selves and the little botherations inci-
cideut to life as by Mingling with oth-
ers and seeing and 'tearing their trials.
As our, own pumpkiiis seem the largest
till we see some larger, so our cares and
vexations ate wont to loom up in an
unnaturally imagnifi-ed form till we .
learn how ranch larger afflictions others
are suffering. Ope's own petty cares
are lost to sight when caring- for the
comfort of friends. The most miser-
able woman ! we lenow lived alone.
Everythiug Went wrong with her.
Whether the weather was cold or hot,
wet or dry, her exclaraatiou, when .we
met her, was : What weather t" She ,
cared not for society, and society cared
little for her. All the company she
craved was that of a cat. Of course,
she dwiudled mentally and morally,
and her light went out in darkness:
Whoever undertakes to lead a hermit's
life must expect neglect, if not con-
tempt. . Society treats individuals v ery •
much as individuals treat society. Man
is naturally a social being, and if, by
force of circumstances, or in a fit of
inillenuess, he shuts himself away from '
society, he loses one grand means of de-
velopment.
, We hear farmers sometimes complain-
iug of our agricultural fairs, and refus-
iug to attend them because they are
managed by horse -jockeys, and have
degenerated into agricultural horse -
trots There ate some societies of
which this complaint is too true, but
there are ethers whe faire aro con -
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is
, given. a just proportion of premi am on
his merits as a horse and not sole' on
his trotting powers. We dislike lhe
. betting, drinking and other- c '-
tants of the race course as nine • ny
one,.itm
but if this evil has Icrept 1 , ny
farers o at-
gs and Doti it
out in f rce at
rii find th m -
d can egulate
the ex ri nee
dri by w c we
a pure rasing
be su ai ed.
Oa Ina Ce
fl them o -
d farme ' f irs,
n one t ft ur-
I know a in
ust gr the
al fair, a to
s a circ at -
It is
ir the
society is the duty o
tend the annuallmeeti
out. If they will turn
these meetings, they
selves in, the majorit
things to their mind.
of the past is sun cri
eau judge the fut
association cannot
We have known
courses started, soni
sition to cattle show
but we have never k
ish Jong. The fast
order to succeed the
racing on an agricul
give it charactet, jus
tached to a menage e.
farmers themselves
their fairs shall be r n
L and pool -selling. ilaj
there can be no gine ti
farmers are united an
nual elections of the
do to the political'
find themselves ra
dinates. In any e e
while to succumb wt
up an institution td
perlstbelongs to fake.
We know of one fa4r
grounds are on a hilFt4
setts, and they are eo
course is impractic
pleasure to see it
farmers attend its ff
wives and children it
a holiday of it, witl4-. a
the hall, and speech s
and a farmers' itistb t
This is the way that a
should be condacte a
quired to accomplis
the farmers in each
matter in hand, pu
the wheel, and. i
pleasure to them e v
result.
Watering H
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down b
irides r
in that
e *rally to
s • cieties,
1 ctions, t
ers, not
titiit is no
ut
• kies w
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hoseei
p in Ma
ocky tha
le,but- i
at inte
s, brings,
• them,
social di
after the (1,,
inthe
ricultur
4 all th
i :
s result
trict to t
eir sho
rise 'pro
a will
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t
e 1 er
rraiug
e, had
*f the
he an -
hey
'viI,
•or -
w h
d
• ro-
Bu
eh
ibi ion
• hu -
a ace
a
t the
v tapir
ira itig
n :t in
II ner,
eliug.
airs
re -
is
for
e the
e • to
t said
le the
sen in ;t
Wea er,
,There is always mething s: id
this subject when 10 weather c
around, and we see horses reee pi
and covered with foe. ; and esto c
when we see thew b i g watered, t
mouths sponged, andi their pa ta
.freely of cold water. 1 ny thi.
it is the one thing Jae d til, the • vi
horse all he can driT4, when th t
mometer ranges. at 1 r in 120 ci•
degrees in the sun, aI by it
stand anything. No , as to ou e
we have never been t a advo t:
frequent or plentiful atering of es
ly driven horses in . ot weath
animals will suffer fr m thirst if
prived of water for a unusual le
of time, horses es ecially, ,it
weather, when they erspire free y ; but
it is not to be inferno from this hat
they need very fre tient and 111 eral
supplies of water. 1 n the co tr ry
they should be ware ed just e o gh,
and if frequently, in a very m • e ate
Chis will n ; nly
s Of the 4.inai,
a i•nore v :o ems
ealth, an' ill
to ii same if the
tient and 1 ge•
fast driviu will
and water t re
Ur, , in •roper
a hos: in
him t l' •er-
iiit,
Wn•
hat
ses
irae
on,4
es e•
nag
lly
eir
ing
at
g a
er-
130
Will
Yes,
of
ereL
de-
gth
hot
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Is
quantity at a time.
meet all the necessiti
but will keep him in
condition and better
not render him liable
diseases whieh fre
doses of water- ,and'
often produce. Feed
times in the 24 h
quantities, will pres
bet -ter health, and eni
form all the labor
than oftener. Besides
whether applied to m
liberal or excessive
profuse perspiration,
1 requires continuous d
the routine.
Thefactisthat1ot
take into their eto
about twice the quant
the system requiresj;
ed by the other fac
can be habituated to
extent referred to. I
set be some degree c,
only be for a little SsrIlile
be discovered, not en y h
to adapt ourselves to the
how greatly it adds tc
proves to he a, �ovenie
our surprise and va t
tion.
There is not the sl
our mind but that i
horse in ' the slime
Telegraph. .
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Can Manure Tale
Dr a; n
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in vs
verve
menu
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Being
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for
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011ie. AS t
porati ct Water,
Eveh f i11 we
ra v7itaij 0no
ose lien an
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p
business Much
nurb
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reit hat
a man in Mc
er 111 erd ins
uld be ilIout
anical con Won
11 all) orb g
d. OD la1ua t1lat
low, ill cf en
for tide no.
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rat -st
ev. Ia
r at Ja
m 1li wi
�hi nh t
dh* fu
that he
•ore la in
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past
ted fr
ted
her, a
gation
other
orted
In leei
the 001
oily d,
er em
ken
dated
land
ine
Thr
amer
ew da
ring it v
elessl
.taine
d the
truct
It i
us di
imme
COM AO
iladel ph
da
undfir h
fesso t
Is beli ved
nada.
"M y A
tory
rk, or huthnoe
ss.
s to bur
ds wi h no
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fighter of r
• pped
e it al t
y raiss ona
Joh. Mc
e, is • :seri
e rs of age,
has stio
Sty bl ck !s
wn OtIO
c tacle ; 1116-
o face ; a
nervo s
lo . H
s wife.
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is priu
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and
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THE
permanent im-
t, and probably
n eded for many
e s of thia heavy
y pass away after
i ed land, where 1
a ei is • by evapora-
df manure. - The
goes off in the I
d is entiiely wast- 1
tly
treitioable to re -
e ravagant use of
ff nd it for that
drdrain Will do
ter. Still I will
be use of clover
s fertility, much
il be needed than
epn. If the ' me -
f 1 the soil is right,
I
deal of water,
ee not lige in a
e ede th neces-
Con Of govit-
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It
g Items. i
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ri
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Trains' at Brassie
as leaden
W6111 11(Q! tali;
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SEASON
1S NOW OP N AT
M. J.RIGG
S,
ilman, an °rain -
n, Michigan, has
out he has di-
d half hip salary Carry Brothers' old s and
tisfied his con- Robertson & Co.'s.
ht. There was
case, as has been
a Lead West Prue -
n districts are
lost, railtvay and
pt away, bridges
ooded, farms in -
a° s of wheat grow -
at lakes. A great
re brought by the
f aim Rio )-aneiro,
w Yorki• which,
e e turtibled about
e cheese, They
Phe
a°mffietersfrorme-
1 us.
Buchanan, the
o got an expert
e int and Pretend
he. Delavare, at
p Detroit a
tech diguised,
f Dr. Fairchild,
etroit College.
nce then fled to
of
th
a
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am
a
ars
0 0
Lr
ne.
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gl
rv
blei
xp cted o
it I s well
u r ',bees
w tering
nd this . i
in ing to
h an and
else, as
ity! f liqui
an this is
ha the
r action
mil,y at th
t al; but
ouwohomenfo.
. w easy
chang
iil-
treet very
t our s
gh est do
op rates
ay i Ger
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An intelligent far
ance elaineed to 1
that he had made
covery. We need
ourselves to trade
rich enough, and t
will not hurt the cr
increased fertility w
some extent. The
crops take up .3ja ois
dry weather, aid it
leaves wheneve' th
the surface. 1' s
eva-porates fro4n g
plow through x fie
after inidsumnler.
as dry as dust at a
after the harvest ra
and it will divainis
one-half in forty-eig
weather. The evap
ing clover is corral
from that which h
shriveled appeananc
nature's effort te m
ing the pores throu
esspes. In wilted
planting, the evepor
ed until' the roots st
when the leaves exp
farmer above spoke
one of his fields ti
square which was a
Nothing save coarse
there. A year ago
to sow the field in
he would try an exp
ed from the barnya
finely rottedmanure
this place, literally
with it.
In the spring kvhe
seed the wheat loo
aded ankle deep in
was so rank that it
an entire failure; b
shows that there w
The manuring was
The objection I mak
is that the manure
this small place wou
more good eleewhere
a
Up
lnast
ale,
s hat
ol ow -
y tem
to the
will
will
is
but
and
• to
fac-
it
t'
1
1
in
the
Olefi
t• PI of•
p'
I 1
r ott my ac u int -
t e othe day
portant dis-
np limger ble
d ain land. bit
el su plus m4 is
I dr the
ithout d
oot of g; •
1.4e ery rap •
s exl aled fa, IS
1attr are • v
e hojvniuchlw
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eon crops,
d ofj rank
15 in- be fo nd
y tin4e three das.s
n. Qut this lover
n eight s e rly
t boars of r ing
• n from it na-
e abily more 1 t ax
s been cut. he
f the leans is
i train life be c os
h which mo s ure
rite after ro las-
t on is thus- h ck-
t into the -a ton,
•d as before. his
fhdaplc in
e r four ds
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Ure
ttlat
to
ing
in
the
on
ter
to
ver
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aye waters eked.
na le ever g ew
as prepa ing
and thbu ht
meet. Hel ul-
d several loads of
eied dumped it on
oteriag the Wand
. ,
sowed tl ear
ed. nely, holt 1 lie
erat re The what
fell own, and as
t the stubble still
•,:t
sl s raw enou h.
vlide tly overd ne.
Ito this proced re
earl* wasted ou
hate doneuch
tha
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the
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reit
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uncdred o
y keep
ces to Sc
ture out
ighted.
A di 1310]
• tha ii
es, sold
of s • al
tinder
adds h
•ne d ani
is ot er t
mar et,
eked or fe
itiou val
The Co
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t Her
on t
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s a mysiterious
i 1 at Winthrop,
tljiiek veil while at
✓ m the mill, and
1 rl, but shakes
ey say she is the
1ton parents, who
o ey becanse she
✓ and labored as a
t. it
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thin
st
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the
Nevada million-
ing about fifty
and not stout.
alders, wears a
clothes, a small
nd gold -bowed
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ext door to, Williara
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coast nhalers.
ea ou elevated
ea horinen, and
te when a whale
of Chidago as -
so -called soli -
ones, are made
crerly put togeth-
pe they separate.
n statement that
iso.ld in this coun-
fuse of the Lon -
1 are off Colored,
ud are sold at a
ti-Isays: :Ladies
d alarrn that
f rehead, now so
i countenaoced in
rs. Thefringes
fng -and shaggy
derstood to de-
6se who attend
'tns" a return to
e of 10 or 12
ought. the fringe
ravagant propor-
PBID. ROGERS,
A- aw, Solieitor in
Offic Menai° Block,
to lo n. Careful atte
Vit
.. O. MEYER,
Law, Solicitor i
king aftidavits in
Solic tor for the Ban
Private lands to loan
H.
for to
Co iv
rote
an
yancer anc.
er. Aueti
notes col
OMMi8
neer and
opted on
' 866
arri t r and A4rhy-at,I-
han ry,Coaveylanor, &d
Wig am. Trust Runde
tion t colleatione. .652 : . 4-
arri t r and Atterlaey a.
Ch n ery. Com i siona
the ovince of I enitoba.
of 8 amilton, X i trharu.
trli t 8 per oen . 633
eters and *orn y
• eery nd' Oolvency
ep-Sea.
Erinds to TH
nt. Iere t playable
1 63
H.*. O. W1E12EN,
3, boteJn di sOlved by
ate d e the ern to
n who will pay lliabil-
r
jAINIES H. B pON' .
H. W. C. klE 1.
paE.NSON & MEYER, B
11-' at Law, Solicitors in C
Conveyaneers,Notarie Pu lie, ate. 0
forth and Brussels. $ 8,olo of Pr vate
Investatonce,at Eigh pero
yearl.
JA • H. Benesorf.
Th abeee firm has this d
mutual consent. All ace4u
be paid to Mr. Bens
ities.
Nov: 27, 1876.
MCO
LAW, C
Scott's
SO
in Se
and
Mc
curit
m?Scli
best
the 1
alICIna
fort
m aro
old.
ey (
ea, a.
rate.
ey i
ortg
nder.
; cases it haabeen 8' G. Mc°
eats ladies as 7-
14
was oted f
✓ A Or
in iu Eaton county,
1 g a miser and a
e wore en old
u d, and that was
i •penurionsness.
h he would have
the Rosier farm,
but the l owner
on aneterms. .
Carpenter beg-
price fen the
s e would not sell
d marry hia, and -
Matrimohy wag
'bas n years
ti the last, oppor-
is lifelong project,
. •
7. powder for
, : purifyinn the
t ng the Mouth,
ittle toilet gem
u
(list for "Tea-
s.
;41
IS
6
, TEABE BY.
ck7 1 enin the
btjeoth, nd t
thle brigh est,
e t nt. sk
le iv ;" ric
on on
INer No
to• don,
Ex ter..
He aa 11
‚pen.
113 ceftel
01' ton..
• I th...
fol
Go
Go
•
et
e
gha arm
Sou
i glia. , dep
1 th
li ton
0
p.
.2
.8 09
.4 10
.8 r4
.4 00
.4 25
.4 52
.525
A. M.
t,.. 700
• 73.5
.801
.818
.8184
.8i 49
-tnd
(MT
0
•
11
626-52.
.nd Brtice.
a. - Mixed. Express.
M. A. M. P.M.
20 555 625
849 740
9 15, 7 53
.925 759
945 808
10 80 825
11 15 852
12 00 925
Mixed. Express.
A.. AI P.M.
10 55 620
12 10 655
115 724
148 743 '
200 759
210 806
300 825
•---
Railway.
Olititon Stations as
o cefiel ...
pen......
.
• ter,
0
•
1111.
. •
Grnd r
ins le ve Sae qrt
8:
WE T -
r008. • • • •{3:
ess. 8 5
ed T ain.8.
ed T ain, 1.05
E AS g F
leas. ,
hress Train.1: 5
ed
ed -1: 5 :p.
• CLINTON.
3:30 P. M.
9:15 la M.
845 A. M.
. M. 1:45 P. M.
T . CLITO.
.1t1. 7:36 &.M.
lo. 12:40 P. M.
3:30 P. M. •
(i:5 P. M.
-RR TIS
-A-• Oat.
the Quiete
ducted Ha
comrpodie
supplied.
THE GR,
-A. Perks
nnfailing
dangerous
tion is sub
movee all
relied on.
It will, in
riod With
taker by
UqHEY & HOLM tED
A.NCERY, AN
OFFI
lock, Main
RS for e
and the C nad
Town an Vi
ol
rivate fun s) lo
xeasonable rat
Remember the Place. A Call olcited.
M. mORRISO EAFORTH.
OTS AND SHOES EXT
UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL FROM
1 • 15TH OF AUGUST
L S
C0NVEYA2ING
E,
, 1 t
tree, S i4ortli.
nsoli ated Da
Lnk (1, These GoodsMust be Sold to Make Roo
Ban of oaiMeree
e Pr pert' hougtlt --•
ed 07 mor age so -
f int rest. Charges
I I i
vested for pri a e per ons upon the 1 me
ge secnriti n wt rout ny e. enee te •
IIGHEY, 4.;11. F. H01 STE .
,
. • _ . _ .
MISCELLAINEOUS.
•
a
•
MER GOOD
EXCHANGE 8 OTEL, 0 eric ,
M. COX, Prot. ri tor. This i 4ue f
t, Most Crfort ble and lest Con -
els in the rovin e, The R orris are
a and the Tabl and Bar liberally
Good stabling in onnectio . 6:35-511
AT FEMA
mil Pills -
n tho • cur
hi
of
diseases to whi
eco. It meder
buractions, an
o ma. rio d la die
short time, br
egularitra iTh
enrolee daring
of Program' y, as they' fare
carriage, b it at any �-t4ter
all Oases of Nerrots
pains in t se back and lim
ertionf mi pitatiou 011 th
whites, Ell se pillswilljoffc
meane here failed; nd
remedy, d not conta'
or anythi
directions
which sb.o
New York
for pastag
rontoa On
will ;near
return m
Bleasdell,
READ CAREFULLY.
Sophraebarg, nye :
Dyspepsia for nearly fear
comieg a 41 ected towards t
ed to try bottle of 3 he
Afterusin1 three or f ar
better an gained, etre •gt
improved teadily and ra
taken thr e or•four bo tle
restored to health and st
perieticed etter heal
before. I had been n
number 04 physicians
ed any m terial aid a
A. Mediay Trnro, N. 8., s
with Live Complaint, bu
Remedy, nd in a mon h
ever been 'n my life. al
wish yen 0 send me t
A. WOod, onsecon, aa
Remedy f r Liver Com
great sot etie. I also
and find t at they arf3asi
Henra Ki • g, Geneva, N.
intensely filleted with
time., We consulted p ye
schooia, bit received • o
three bot Ies of the p• a
and ie no hearty and w
says: Mr adoKenzieB tt
attack of heumatism a
without ; but at, r t
the Show enees, was a le
Price of ti e Remedy i
23 ceote a box. Sold b
Li 0MEDV.- oh Most
i • valuablera dibine s . '
all thorte po rdril and
h the female coristittl- 1
tea all oxce stand re- •
a speedy eu enray be
t is peculia la an i red.
u on the in rathly pe- , I
se'
A CHEAP;
OW UNTIL THE
AT COST.
Is Is NO ADVERTISING
f.(r. Fall Stock.
HUMBUG.
• ;
•
1)0\1"T MISS THE OPPORTUNTY1
OFFORD, Jr., Main Stret, Seafortli.
THE SEAFORD' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM.
pille shou d hot be
th
first thre months
sn e to brin Oa I I
e they are Mia -
e. safIn ' 0' C. WI ...ETOR.
n Spinal ffeCItionS, Lsp N, PROP!M
s, , atiguc on tight
I I a
earcurs who alli other • I i
t, hyst ricP• aDd
•
on, tiMhel=orn7 A FULL 5TOCK OF PLOWS ON HAND
• 3
g hurtful t t e constitnti , Full
n the parnprA
let ar und each pakage,
ld be carefally 6 reserved. J4ih Moore
Sole Propr eto . $1 00 andi , cents
enclosed to N rthrop & L la, To-
, general age ts for the Do ition,
a bottle con aiding over 50 ills by
il. Sold in Se fo th by Hc On It
. S. Robert, a d .Lumadea 197
amuel 01 ho rne,
as affecte with
ye rs, my 430 bea
el st. I wee iradc-I
Sh• shonees illetnedyi
bottles I felt Mach
a pidly, my health`
idla , and when had
m re, I was qnite
th, and neve ex•
for forty yeare
treatme : of a
t had nes. xi rceiv-
ed your iRtxiedy.
I was very bad
d the Sh elionees
as well a I had
w in busi eta and
zen by teemen
t he has t id the
nd Dyspe sa, with
Shoshora e$ Pills
as any I e 'cried
ife was
A long
ifferent
s taken
medy,
, Seott,
rOrn an
I 1 -
Consisting of the Following Kinds:
MASSEY'S NO. 13 THISTLE CUTTER FLOW,
OLIVER'S NO. 40 CHILLED PLOW
° HILL'S PATENT PLOW, NO. 2
en
h the
er th
ef Fe,b
tihi 11
27R
126
as
s : Th
la nt
se the
ood
s ys : My
d3spepsie for
chat: of three
ene t. She h
Sir • shoneg
ev. Joh
ng suffered
s unable
ok'0 a few b
to w lk as wel
ut b ttles, $
all m dicine dee
I
0. move
tiles of
as ever.
a Pills
era.
MASSEY'S NO. 10 SOD PLOW, .
PORT PERRY AND TEESWATER AN PLOWS..
PLOWS.
11
A Full Stock, of Straw Cutters, Horse Aakes, Grain
Crv she s , Root Cutters, and all Implements
belonging to the ..13usi7uss.
Ma
Se
war
Oi
SEWING MACHINES, AS USUAL.
e Florence, Wanzer F, Raymond, Royal Singer, and other
hines.
wing Machines Repaired on the Shortest Notice, and work
anted.
Ls, Needles and Attachments always on hand,.
•
0« C. WILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth.
.
f
-SEP,EM11it
• I
'
it)
. !
t
tr
•
1880
--s
,,.....,..,!,.........„..,,
• AG -t' wet.-----'
:
J0,6,, L OuBaGenersti Lon and RealEeiata :
Agent Gaaln, Produce an Ooranifesion
chant: M neY loaned on real "tate in
country, a4 8 per cent. sina1eantl3rest; mew I
moderate. Mortgages bought ead sold. Matured i
mortgages p414a off. ' Terras ti4 Snit I:enrol/era, (
Ferrate and ijiiloge property r sale.
Leckie's new riek black, Brale le, Ont. 51,5
--;
I
ja, 1...-----a----.
-OLE'S •
- e
§PCIFIC
.-
AR
WONT
..
of four
in the
the r
Seaforth.
nitarin Ctinn-tiOW
x ,tiri perfectly cured oa
yeas' etendieg by a
haludeof Ridf.0/1 A
, paitietaare apply to
I '
1
1Fr
n
OsteLE.
Ii4
/1
45.
'
are to treatitathai
romethennianna
eeipt I lasagna
apthell... Foi far. -
RLEs w00%
638
--
rile a two Wheel
1$60; yg-labe
feet 8 inettea ie
tare 'Weald la
ter pried to
r ensallathat. fa
TIltYCH
-i- timb
sold
' dierneter
complete
MoGRE
Q ix - v--"-
, R A. .- o
r 0 log ttnelt---haeihj!eog.t
at a b4 gain_ Wheel*
-34 cla thee, 2 ineh
w , king m --der. ifdiaIteft•
OR -.k URQUHART
, S
- -I
0
g th
o • I
E.
OCR FOR
SAI E -For F
• e years old. W
ot 84, Conoeesiorl
--1,,
----_-_,
a good bayraaa
breketo herneea.
McEillop jaa
. e . .
-81.Z
a heavy draught
-chestnut rotor,
Ile is sown
31 Coacessio
.66%4
—
COtg.."
‘-, risil
Aptly
DOREAN
COLT ' OR
three year
sired by I ••
and good o
4, McKillop.
SALE -For Slide,
old Gelding, of
sated 'Simon 11'4,4.
rk. Apply on Lot
JAMES SOlii ItILLE.
el OOD
N-37 BreedngMare,
kirk ChIdI.
1,400 lbs.,
to 'wo,rk4
Inca:aloe.
IA
a
i
'E FOR SALE--Viar sle, a Good
in real teta Imported Fel-
coor,
is of brown i co er -weighs over
1 is 9 -years old. heist sottnd ma
Apply on Lot 111. concession a
CHAEL MURDnp. 661x2
. .
T l't BAIis
• County
-parte of the
posaron eft'
UCTIONEE
E, Licenced Anetioneet
of Huron. Sabili
Comity. All waders
,e will be promptlattended
S.
forth.
attended in ill
'Unlit tlits•Ea•
toa
FIth
R 'CI:
LAN
sale of Ian'
bred stock.
ket. 011lee
Block, Gode
8 •
:
:
4RATI A.M. ATIVTIONEEE AND
dENT.-Specitii . ttenteen given to
Iproperty, 'fam** g ,and thorough-
Otle seleetellflo the English mar-
told Auction Roo, Acheson's new
;'4h, Ont. Terme ••Oderate in
TIELGETT
-A-• (sera,
sales of
ImpIernen
undersign
cession 14;
cessioh 12
bills, note
ALEX. DELI
Leadhry.
- •-- -
Me
Leaded
s.
d
•
w
•
't & BARROWS
• Hop. Speciala
Property,
fAlt orders left
at Walton P•Q.,j
r at Leatibury L.
I be promptly
d -stamps tarn
TrY, Walton,;
ho STRAY SIPILOK.
tention
1 :aim
A
9.,
a
sbed
GEO.BLI1ROW8,
teeneed Auction-
givem to
Stock and
All eithe rof the
or Loa 14, tea -
or Lot 294 ra
tended te. Sale
if reqUired.
689
v sTBA .
2" the subs
Tackeramith,
year ald heif
by provin
LAWREN
Tin 111A
the
K.illop, a
Ste er, ab
the same
charges.
.'t
:
:S.
CALF.
de
• oith
uijctne
i.lp.n
R:
IFER—Cenre i te
r ber, Lot 27, Ctln
about the raid&
The owner elan
roperty and psylitig
,
1 i
the -premiaes of
ession 4,1.R, 8„
e of July, a two
, have the .same
charges. tones
, 664.ti
---C: sale lti)
signed, Lot 11,
the first or
year old. !
proving pao
NCIS O'HARA.
tonceesion
Jnly,
e
the premises of
8, Ma
a Red Attfoly
owner can have
rty and paying
663
qTRAYED
, °once
the 14th o
four 011ie
a
such infor
will be ant
LY, Sestfor
ei
A•
ole;
a
a
h
1 ABE -Stnare
•n2, 1.1clillopao
1ust. a largeDatx
black pOiE '
i tie will h4e4
li rewarded.. kt..X.'.
. 0. I
•
I
from 'Lot 18,
Saturday night,
Bay Mar•e, rising
y person givmg
to her recovery
LICK liENNAL-
683x4 •
at
I WANT
rrfAC.11.611
-A-. Public Sc
ond or Thitd-
thstimOnias,
the undersi: se
to connneuce
TISO, Seer
Vio NTED-W4
• tai, a Male Telleher
ass Certificat.
a ating salary,
until Septe6ber
, unary srd.,18.
t:ay-Treasure,
•
Applications,
44;
1
Walton
d, for the Walten
holding a Sec-
with
be receivedba
18th. Duties
ROBERT PAT-
P. 0. 6804
p-STIts1VE
-1:-' of, Mtg.
M eh:Mop, a
ling steer, wt
Any inform:a'
of this rani.
Mrs. L. Me t
SITER.F trhaTed
se gblin McMir
out tbe 8th of
out marks._
en tha-t will lead
I will be suitably
T.LAN., Waite.
from the farm
ai aconceesion 14 of
Ally., a white year.
He hail a etag head.
to the recovery
rewataed! by
la. 0, 6624
rrENDERS
'- ceived b
the Sath of
building. PI
at the eubsci
will be trap
tractor to p
f or the cam
will bn reeei
and carpeat•
any tender
WILSON.
'ANTED.-
he undersigt.d
: GUST, fort31oeorectiono1
.130 1713d Spec:ill
er'e effice. :
1 ed by the nir
1,
0 • ide 'all otha
• etiou of Ihni
:.• for the whele
vork etspantela..
mot uecersarlay
. i
tudeas
ations
be
lersigned;
ageL3884131
building.
or
will be Ire-
entil MONDAY,
a brick
can be saen
bricit and ataxic
the .con-
material
Tenelers
for the taxation
The lowester
abeepted. D. , D.
663a4
IIVI:P
- - `
.
IA') to
AN cry mouth.
thing. Add*.
Wa1i-street,N
RTANP 4.
III 7 000 In' yeeta.
l''' Ste7CICA
Beaks sent fice
s BAXTER lk,
•
w York. ,
• D
WM. R. RLE1V,
to intimate /o
turroundieg leoluatry
b alnees as -Genieral
S.11.7.3.1 Write*,
iban finished in
e at D. D. Roses
13, FREW. .
0
Co„
4.
the
&c.
TICE S..
' -
In wen-st.,
, intakes fortunes
eiplaining 'every-
Bankers,17
e87-52
pAINr1No
--a- land, bog
See.forth -nn1
commenced
Paper Hit gOT
trusted to
Office, meant
fort13. . WM.
NOTICE
-11 the expi
publication
I TOIL (Sept
made to the .•
County of Etr
Townehip 01
Huron,Ear me
persoat and el4t
infant son o
the Tawnithi.
H mon, Tel
int -stat -e, e4
MeCAJIGHEy
James Cern
, -.;
late of Soot-
inhabitants -of
that be 13110
House Painter,.
Ali work en-
first-ines style.
Grocery, Sea-
; 832
We is hereby
tion of twentt
f his notice in ,T,1*
er Srd, 1880)
a ge -of the Su#oarate
i
as, by Jame e
Tuckersmith,1
, to be appointed
te of Satnuell
Samuel Johnl
I Tuekersmitla'
r, deeeseed, vaboaiepaxted
he Eighth day
& 110LMET
an.
days
application
Oarnocbau,
ia
Janice
Csanochan,
c1
given that after
from the hrst
Hunow Exwps-
'will be
Court of the
of the
the County of
Guardian .of the
Car.noctona,
late of
n the County of
this life
1.ecember, 1879.
, Solleitore for
6658
_
-m- ONI_Y
`"-a-
est, prat
-era te.
TC
i30143 040
e altia
SOHN.
• - -
Tb
On lin al
la
. Apply
fin/ i
" " "
easy; qharges
Apply
1
Y TO
erty, at
the Pr
Apply!
' ;
MORE, • '
• f
I •;
LEND—MOleyi
140n08 0331Y; 413 r4
teaks- ; private gnat
I S. i' 0 RTER.1 '
--.-
LA -In liir es
class Feeurat a
i Ift,
i a te fun d e, o er
t W. HILL, 8 eseeth.
• - , .
t 0 I.1.•ND in Ilerge
to snit aorrowierer,
light; ' antererst
to II Hale, Olio
...._
ILOAN-On Irirpeoved
8 per cent. natee0.t
or yearly, as i dered,
Pripet, if sorerrea.
to TH03.4.A.S ,D.
, 1 •
4 1
,to letld on good
per cent. inter-
a ; chaages Mod-
• 631
MONEY
-A-
int er est.
pi -an.
1 fi
le a- "
terma
Clinton.
--
M•
ONE
able half-aeaaia
tion of
light.
Ont.
or email sums
8 per ent. yearly
the installment
628
H. _ --------
er email sums
[ Paleatelands;
payable at
tiara. Calla;
Farm Prop-
Interest pay
with a por-
Expenses
1YAN, Seaforth•
. 1 625
1\m4-0101:ges0:hrtierxnunvdzimgrtnyeill, httresvaenla:ig3de sautahsolff
-A- money f•or immediate inieettnent on first
r cent. interett yearly; prineipal as may he
forth. •i
aa upoa. J. 11. DENSON; Solicitor, Sea
:
FOR ALE SALE OR TOLET. •
1 - -
To RENT—That comfortebleliriek store, with
rooms aibbN e, on Natin i Street Seaforth, at
present occuied by W. N. Waton. Possession
cgiAyentanoraBythael TilosrtmoEfsFrEbtraara.. Apply to ge
e
t 631
1-.1 RA.RE CHANCE.-TwenthafiveAcres of land
with htttlie and barn fox aaloingmondville.
This property is well situated foa either farm or
garden purpoies. Title indlepotable. Apply to
R011EllT BRETT. , 8L5
f0R SALE, -For Sale a first class Planing
Mill, nearly new and in gooa-running order,
situated iar the flourishing pawn of Seaforth,
Will be sold: itheap. Term: tett. Enquire of
SEGUED, COSSENS & CO., Goderich, Ont,
TAIAABLE PROPERTY tsou SALE - For
Sale ho the -Town of Seafortaa Lot 38, corner of'
William and James Streets, with two eomfortabie
dwelling homiest erected theiaon. Will be Reid
cheap for cash. Apply to GEORGE W.'SPAR-
LIN G , un the premises. 061
•
; •
General
--Violent gales'
- waterspouts have
in Spain and Swit
-On Thursday
young womeae.pa,
Ixeland,workhou
panted by their
--A. temperattee
tei Woodstock,- 1Ba,
alder the propriety
Act before the peo
early slate.
-Spurgeouti va
rally numbering I
thoasand people,
hymns withont
eompaninaents
-Wm. Donuell
emus days in servie
-witnesses for the
trial at the Middl
opens on Septethebe
--The Highland
istg arrangements
Marquis of Lorne
land address, on
visit to St. ThOrti81,
Spteraber.
n -Mr. Ptterson,
b48 5 peach which
treelin.close proxisi
tree: One side of
aadithe other russ0
this departute ?
•
-While Marking,
Guelphs hest week,
Williams received .1
his nye. It has
necessary to rennin
which operation ha
performed.
Freneh. Gr
as the Chambers re
a bill for the sale:,
net considered -of
mated at about 750;
coeds to be devoted._
works of art.
-The deaf mut
bolding their fire
Ciiacinnati. There
of 1 leading deaf tx
' the United. St•
The proceedings are
signs.
-On Saturday I
Paris, solemnized. th.
Laine, until recentis
diocese of Meals,
thez. Hyacinthe
they must be prep
perseoution.
ea -Chicago has
pital for diseased
Mt. A. F. Moir is t.
and matron of the
also a head nurse
chief to young birds
cal, surgical and
asylum for the blin
department.
-The oyster seaso
this year begun full
than usual. The siz
the etop enceeds any
tory of the oyster
years. The donee
and the shipments
are ii0 to 100 per -cen
yea's.
-A. great meetinel
IriShmen of Glasg,
the:2th ult, at whi
passed condemning
heany punishment of:
prisenment, adminia
upon. the patticipato
Horne Ririe riots
-he first party
Scotland to the Ge
Council, to be held
ats haairseaayrr
.arriavediw
University of Etlitil
Rainey, leader of
panty in Scotland, a
Goold, an -eminent
Free Church,.
• -Qneen. Christiaa
much pleasure to'
'Visiting in suecession
chapels and. churehe
elated to the Virgin,
for ihe pooe at each
chapel she hill for
in payer. The Qu
Ms offered tie
f
coonne:arnmtlyaiesytisyi.t the
asis for
4ilt-o1eatle B
ieaenslir
death sth
at Bergen, Norway,
Bull was horn at Ber
1810, and was., theref
eix months thd at
death. He developed
Violin in his early y
Paris to perfect "rims
Ee snbsequerstly perf
England Aritla great st
rhuel;rteoaceead:OThiae
isnl
e
Ing to the United S
- piarchased a great tin
ecly
eyizeil;,firdiaotnteia
clti.
called °leaflet. The
ed
rid
is
us
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oefooedatame fubreettadsipsrp:at
1--)r- Tanner says:
:a V 0 Ssystem,bOrenafatjr
end liay
kinds <Ages% abon
:t;halsea4t.'hetliteeat
man ; he gets rid of
;
food be is regenerate
a;zakeelytettt egobacrneehr att:Iht eaostt:rireo wsra:eoomyowrrx:w3wen Iyhn os,fioto:eir3 ar, xieT:vtattier:
the two canines from
I'm lip to 15 pounds
qj 11 lir lore
titul np: %I not eniddi r:siwgedteti :ot ne- sehlatyf from loo 10r tvhile ; then he
lt
4hair and had the
1:re'urete:r4aai lanaf tt -frQ31 no°os eatingfi raarttl cale:
el