The Huron Expositor, 1881-04-08, Page 6„sva�aczs«r
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SCHOOL REPORT.—The following is
the honor roll of pupils in School Seo -
tion No. 7, second line of Morris, for
March : Fifth class --1st Garry Wray,
2d Ada Roe, 3d Bella Roe. Fourth
class—lst John Perdue, 2d Fenwick
Wallon, 3d Aggie Maguire. Senior
third class—lst Annie Mc ish, 2d
Frazer Emory, 3d Grace MoNish,
Junior third class—lst Minni Golley,
2d Robt. Morrison, 3d Neils Elston.
Seniorsecond class—let So hia Mc-
Curdy, 2d Mary Findlater, 3d Mary
Isbister. Junior second class-lst
Daniel Geddes, 2d Robt. James, 3d
Henry Hopper. First class--1lst Mag-
gie Isbister, 2d Robt. Wa ick, 3d
Bite Perdue. -
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.—At the last
meeting of the Morris Counc it was
moved by John R. Miller, seconded by
H. Gosman, that the Reeve be linstruct-
ed.to make a thorough searchegarding
lot 142 in the village of Blyth ndpro-
curelegal advice on the same, and act
acoordingly-e Carried. Moved by H.
Gosman, seconded by Wm. Wray, that
George Hood be appointed arbitrator
en behalf of the outgoing porticn of the
school district of Brussels, the Clerk to
notify the proper parties Carried.
Moved by John R. Miller, sec ncled by
Wm. Wray, that the Cler be in-
structed to draft a by-law educing
statute labor to the followi scales,
viz : Up to $800, two days froim ; $800
to $1400, three days from ; $1400 to
$2000, four days- from ; $2000 1 o $2900,
five days from ; $2900 to $6700, six
days ; and for every $800 over $3700,
ene additional—Carried. Moved by H.
Mooney, seconded by H. Gose an, that
Kerr & Auld be paid $5 for ptblishin
auditors' abstract, two insertions—
Carried. Moved by H. Gosrnan, sec-
onded by John R. Miller, that . the
Reeve and H. Mooney, be instructed to
let a job of cutting down hill and wid-
ening approach to Clark's bride—Car-
ried. Moved by H. Gosman, Seconded
by H. Mooney, that the Clerk notify
James Dick and Thomas Hill ; not to
allow persons to spoil the road by tak-
ing sand from the hills near their
property—Carried. Moved by (John R.
Miller, seconded by Wm. Wray; that H.
Gosman be instructed to examine the
road opposite lot 12 on the .6th! conces-
sion line, and if necessary let a; job of
ditching in said place -Carried. The
following pathmasters were the. ap
pointed for the current year, viz.: Chas
Henderson, Peter Fowler, Harvey
Barnes, John Gardner,. Wm. 'Patton,
Joseph McKenney, James Messer, Geo
Moffatt, Wra. Martin, John Perdue
Laughlin Fraser, Henry Robb, George
Johnston, Matthew Gibson, James .H
Brandon, John Elston, ThomasJewitt
F. Bell, Geo. Turvey, Samuel Caldbick
John Forrest, Wm. Wilson, Thomas
Brydges, George Proctor,Robert Forbes
Jr., Fraser Embnry, H. Bone, R. Arm
strong, D. Barclay, Thos. Anderson, L
Tasker, W. Wheeler, James Thompson
Wm. Aitken, Thos. Campbell, F. Mc
Cracker, Geo. Brewer, D. Currie, R
Melon, John Cloakey, Jas. Russel, Geo
Kirkby, A. Clark, H. Clark, D. Hogg
C. J. Moore, S. Barr, M. Cardiff, J.
Mooney, J. Nethery, E. Armstrong, T.
Hill, P. Cantelon, D. McQuaarie, S.
Forsyth, R. Broadfoet, A. McInnes, J.
ketch, Geo. Pierce, R. Hughes; A. Mc-
Call, James Clennan, James Evaans, H.
Burgess, Chas. Jarvis, Jas. M Combe,
Thomas Laidlaw, Wm. Marshall, R.
Wilson, James Dick, Geo. Jaokson,
George Kelly, J. Moore, J. McMillan,
Chas. McLelland, R. Taylor,' Wm.
Brown, James Shortreed, John Mo -
Arthur, James Murray, and James
Fulton. On motion the Council then
adjourned to meet again on the 30th
May next, for Court of Revisipn and
ether business.
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How Milk is Condensed.
The following account of a 'visit to
Borden's Condensed Milk Factory, at
Massaic, is taken from the columns of
the Elmira Husbandman : 1
"A long line of teams stand in front
of a two storey building, awaiting their
turn to be served. Upon the receipt of
the milk at this factory it is immediate-
ly subjected to a critical examination by
an inspector, who applies his olfactory
organ to the reversed aide of the can
cover with surprising dexterity which
eover is in turn pitched to several men
who stand waiting, as if in exact imita-
tion of base ball sport. If the milk is
pronounced free from all taint or odor,
it is poured through a muslin strainer
into a large tank, when the can being
relieved of its contents passes on to join
its cover in a thorough submersion of
hot water, with a final applioation of a
jet of steam, which renders it ready for
the dairyman, and also in a fit oondi-
tipn for the very rigid rules of this es-
tablishment.
"The next step takes us to an adjoin-
ing apartment where the fluid milk is
awn from the tank which first receives
through pipes into copper boilers of a
sufficient capacity for holding 600 quarts
each. Here careful attention is requir-
ed in gauging the exact quantity of milk
• tained within the boiler, applying
t a jet of steam, and adjusting the same
with uniform regularity.
"The milk is next drawn from these
boilers into vacntim cylinders which are
stationed on the second floor, where the
final process of condensation is •com-
pleted. Great skill and caution must
now he exercised in perfecting this last
process, lest the milk becomes scorched
or injured in the slightest degree. In-
deed, we are told that one entire
"batch” was consigned to the little
stream of water which fronts the fac-
tory not many months since, so great is
the company's desire to maintain its
established reputation. We are also
informed that the greatest care is ex-
eroised before receiving the milk at this
factory, and absolute conformity is re-
quired upon the part of the dairymen
to the stipulations set out in the con-
tracts with the company, regulating the
dings of the cows, straining and cool -
g the milk, condition of the cans, etc.
eanlitiess on the part of the employees
also demanded. The use of tobacco
in any form, and the fumes of intoxi-
eating liquors are positively prohibited
is this establishment.
"Onr curiosity is farther gratified by,
an obliging attendant, who tells us that
20,000 quarts of milk are now received
daily at this factory. To this nothing is
added, it being simply cows' pure milk, -
from which 75 to 80 per cent.• of water
m evaporated in vacuo. This bubbling,
boring substance being declared in its
last stages, is now w drawn from the va-
cuum cylinder into forty -quart Dans,
which are instantly plunged 'in a vat of
ioe water to pool. A long paddle is
now inserted into eaoh can, this being
g
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held in an upright position by °Oils of
wire that are attached to the sides of
the vat. - The oap,-which re tai on a
metal plate, is r}ow, by" an ingenieua
process, made to revolve in t s bod o
water with slow gyrations, t e ad to
in the meantime moving in a ,rover e
direction, thereby facilitating the ro
cities of cooling more rapidly thanif of
quietly standing.
"This condensed milk now} be n
ready for transportation to N w Yo k
the duty of "cleaning up" co men es
One would naturally im ire tha
where milk is received and audio
such quantities, particularly byi m
that some untidiness might f llo!w ; in
stead of which, so thorough a syate o
cleanliness is the rule here, that in h
afternoon, when the process of tend
sation is finished, pot a sign of
to be seen throughout the b ildi g
Cylinders, boilers, tank, pip nd
tubes, all undergo a most th gh
s
ro
scouring and cleansing by a free apl lif
cation of sand paper, hot wat�r and jletS
cu ar arm! of
me Social a
the ads
is ;house+
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of steam, aide by the mu
man, while the floors bee
marvel of whiteness as to
miration of the most fasti
wife.
Fences.
The Laws of New York
ding the pasturing of o
streets and roads, Mr. Bro
abated "many nuisances in
unsightly fences. The m
artistic fence deforms a fi
Fences meat sometimes b
necessities, but should nev
ed as ornaments. The
them isfar less thanhas be
The modern discovery th
to keep cattle in, not to ke
is a valuable one. If yo
and pigs, fence off a lot bi
keep them in, but don't
neighbors to support two
fence to keep thepa out.
fences are disappearing - i
tricts, and it is probable
little stock is kept, it
cheaper to cut their feed a •
them than to fence pastu
pens that we see in our cou
were taken away, with pr
would live in a beautifu
i would foreshadow and aid
of social and sectarian ba
summation devoutly to
I The change of public opini
to fencing has been, a ple
surprise. In many places
ly see a fence, and rods of
may be had for the asking.
' English and America
in India.
st to for
tt1 in
ks says,
th slap
•:t os 1y.
:le 1 ncscapei
tolerated a
r be regard
ecessity io
n sinppos>d
t fences r
p them o t
h yeas
enough t
e
ile Of r
n igh ly
a yds.
that wh
ill st
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d rIfit
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rl ; t
thremo
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Some experiments have b:em de at
the Cawnpore, :India, Expbri en al
Farm during 1879-80, on th cujti ati n
of imported English an Am ric . n
wheats and barleys. The est It seep s
to point to the conclusion t • at the tin rte
for the growth of cereals in
India is too short to allow dt E ngli�h
available
and American varieties eiing gro • n
with success unless possibly the seed is
sown in September and r na la, risk of
being damaged by excessive het. sx-
perimental sowings were ••ace of th ee
kinds of English and th ee kinds of
American wheat, as well a t nee kin s
of barley. All nine sowings er co:• -
plete failures. The seeds i u s ca
germinated freely, and the •la isepre
l out into stools in a manner v ry diff
ent to the habit of country • het. B
all crops grew extremely slowly, a
were still green when nativ : eat h
finished ripening. In conte uen:3e t
hot winds of March complete y shriv.
led up whatever grain had • ee form
and no crop worth 'the nam w
gathered. -
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General News It
-Mr. H. Jackson, of F
been offered $400 for a mat
horses. The offer was refu
—The number of hogs pa
cago for the week ending M
5,752,000, an increase of 1,�
l the previous year.
—One of : the main featu
gigantic scheme of Philadel
iats to reclaim the Florida
is a ship canal across Florid
—Remenyi, while giving
at Little Falls, N. Y., lata
playing to rebuke a late
walked through the hall wit!
boots.
—A policeman at Xeni.
rested a couple of lovers
each other good -night, and t
1 he was ducked in a pond a
from official life. -
—Mr. T. C. Murray, for a
years resident in Listowel,
tained by his brother Odd F
6 public supper the other nigh
to his removing to Colorado.
—A new rule of :the fire •
of Cleveland, Ohio, requires
firemen shall be at least fiv
inches in height and weigh n
two pounds to the inch in he
—Miss Annie Pauline 5
travel with Forepaugh next
the handsomest woman in t
She is the niece of a coal
dwells in a cabin. Her seas
is to be $10,000.
—Mrs. Garfield, who.is fra
and delicate of features, has
tion in Washington society
very prettily. One of her m
ing dresses is of lavender,
lace and pansies.
—Joubert, the head of the
Boers, is a man about 55 year
is of medium height, is dark,
a long beard. He rides well
tive man, and is the brain of
Boer community.
—A theatrical performance
at Government House, Tor
Monday night, for the benefit
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THE HURON' kellPOSITOR.
Segtland, even mong the _ very . poor;
was to give children
the' ruling passio
a good education
—The annual.spring fair for
and bulls will be held in Mi
. The prizes
down to $2,
n to $1. M
Friday, April 86
range from $8
bull from $3 do
Bovis President and Mr. Gee. Ma
stalli
tohell
or ho
and
r.G
son. ecretary. ff
The case of th L
Hea ing Company, o arg
ilia, heir stook to the ex
waargued before Chan
ori tidily, land adjourn
Thi is one ef` the most
that has ever come befo
oery.
Cha!
don
nee4
pari
frE
be
jeq
stjrt:swan of oonsiderabl
-The Grand Duke Va
of ,lhe late Czar of Russ
year of age, and is the
Genian Princess and
aniel Bashiel Wa
of Liberia, is dead.
Baltimore, Md„ in
tits, who, however,
Om shortly shortly after his
in Liberia ever sin •
•p8
on
:es
for
rge
he-
ndonj Gas nd
d with wa er-
nt of $60, 1 1,
ellor Spr : • ge
d to Toro to.
pecuiar 0: sea
e the Cour of
• er, the Pr
He was b
815, of al
• btained t
birth He
e, and. w
ability..
dimir, brot
a, who is
Iusbajid o'
the father
thr-el sons, is esteemed ! alike by
Enperor.and by the Rpssial peo
and 4j s likely - to take an active par
civil and minter affairs.
:-- few days o as Tem Johns,
in bout five m' es from South Ly
M e igan, was re urning! from Wix •
w' e e he is engaged in buysg wh
he as .attacked, knocked on� of
buy' , severely wounded in the bac.
the ead, then dragged: into ; a b:
robbed of about! $800, and lojcked •
ry and left to his fajte.
u iss Marianne North, a Pretty E
rtist, is making 'a tour of
with very I high Credentials,
urpose of painting the distinc
rs that grow wild) Si Jos:
er, Director of the Botanical G
at Kew, vouches fol• her anti
rs, her botanical kinowh dge,
• trepidity as an explorer.
: iss Isabella Bird,'; who !trove
gh Japan, and published her i
ions in a boot recently, is abort
arried to Dr.jBishop, an Edinb
cian. The lady is frail looki
ery small. Thee weinder is t
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wede
th''
flow
Hyo
dens,
Pow
her
tlleo'
prps
be
playsan
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she had courage enough to expl
the i hospitable regions f a coun
like';! apan.
he towns of Ineboli, on t e Bl
Se;� n Anatolia, Asia Minor, Land
den;; in the Province Of Carint
Aust a, are reported as nearly destr
ecl b fire. Three hundred and fift
hops.s, including the Custpn Ho se
and oreign consulates, were burned at
Ineb li. The houseless inhabitants : re
desti rte.
-• he coroner's jury in the Buff
bode
the e
strnc
lapstit:
anal
provi
of st
ori
soxhe
renis
a la
wallked down from his rositrum to
pew: where the lady w s seated,
havir}g given her a goo shaking,
tutu d to his place and fi ished his
conr e.
rs. Valeria G. St
Engl nd philanthropist, l
1,80 ,000. She keeps f
nl,y200,000 out of her
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explosion, returned a verdict
. ect that the boiler wasswell c
ed of good material, that the
was caused by the excessive qu
of steam, there being :np saf
lo
to
•n-
ol
ty
or correct steam gt age a.ttached,
hat carelessr4ess wa a shown by not
ding a proper outlet For the excess
am.
'he vicar of a village near Graves -
ho is somewhat unpopular w_th
of his parishioners,; made certain
ks in a recent settmon at which
y smiled scornfully. The vi ar
he
.d
d e
rhos.
Ilsnob, h: s
hod; span •f
ed.
k�d i C i i-
✓ h 1 t w : s
71,100 ov:r
es ! of t
Lia o pt:
everglad:
. s
R lconce
ly, lstopp.
emery wi
squeaking
Ohi,a-
or - ssi g
e
next day
d retird
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stat of $2,000,000. He
Dwni l P. Stone, a Bost
who ode his money in 1
jobbi g trade. Twenty-ni
instit inions and several
bene
Nort
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number
as eutE
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pretiot
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feet s.
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ght.
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season. s
Ce Stitt .
iner, a d
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th p i .t
rans+a
old. I e
nd wea s
is an a
the who e
Was gi
;nto, l a;t
j of - Mr
Charlotte Morrison, formerly the lesjs.
of the Grand Opera House. The Ir
oeipts amounted. to $900.
—Victor Hugo Hugo caught col • a fe
weeks ago, and his physician •seized
occasion to examine him th •roughh
The man of medicine was su 'prised
the result. "I found," he -aid, "the
frame of a man of 45 years."
—Mr. J. McDonald, of Win ipeg, l : s
been awarded the contract for erectip
a Lientenant•Govereor's resi ; ence !:
Winnipeg. Mr. Lyons has a sociat
with him Mr. Dunn, and as bee•
awarded the contract for erec ing t
Parliament buildings at Winni Ag,
Rev. G. M. Milligan, pastor f old
Andrew's church, Toronto, pr ached
sermon to the Sabbath School childr e
last Sunday afternoon. In the con
of the sermon he said that the gre
aim of a large number of pp ents it
Canada was to get their childr earn
ing money as soon as possible, while iii•
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that t
to r
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excel)
tate
PreSb
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is-
ne, the N -w
as given a •• ay
✓ her own se
ate hFtsban 's
husband as
►nercha • t,
he ddry gods
�e ed oatio • al
hospi als :re
tted by, her liberal distrib tion.
ome time ago , an old man in
tern Iowa, wrote to r lativ s in t e
sking for aid, as th re as to e
i winter, and he as 1 kelt' to
None responded xoept a nie e,
vas a school teacher, and ho se t
50, and ;• said she w uld .s$3nd hi
as soon as she dre her Sala
ote back that the $ 0 was pleat
at she need not send him a
Last December he old m
nd left the niece $3 ,000.
ice -Chancellor Blak has deliv:r-
gment in the suit 4f Thomps•n
rrance,: an interes rug base -n
the will of the ate Bev. D
, of Guelph, was d spntel. T e
as sought to be set aside on t e
s that the testator • as ineapabl:,
h sickness, of und-rstanding t e
t of the document • hen it w: s
.ed. His Lordsh p consider :d
e deceased was in : fit cc}nditi•n
ange his affairs, : nd, therefor
the terms of the ' ill, with t e
ion of the mortg: .:es on ;real e
hick were bequeathed to t
terian church.
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SEAFORTIH.
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CE ---In the pren ises former
lyj copied by the B nk of Com
mOr , and under the Comnercia
Ilo 1, Alain Street., •
0T AND BILLS DI
fag ish and ForAign
Purchased and
e
t
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COUNTED
Exchan;
Sold.
ERS'SAL NOTE
urchased at Reasonabl: Rates.
Lent onli l.'olinter 1 Securities.
gifts ssued, payable a par at all
rant es of the Bank of Commerce.
TF EST Allowed
Deposits
oney to Loan on Mor gages.
IIA. ►` E $�
er and .Pro rietor.
SEEDS M SEEDS I !
FARMERS AND
GARDENERS
REQUIRING
FIRST-CLASS SEEDS
SHOULD PAT ONIZE
AN EXCLUSIVE
EED STORE
Where Fresh! Seeds. are al aye kept on hand,
bought direct from • the bet growers and im -
porters. To do this call at
W. S. ROBERTSON'S,
The only first-class Seed Store in Seaforth,
where all the va 'eties of
Field and Ga- den Seeds
Are to be had cheap for oaeh The following aro
some of the favorite Grains nd Seeds in Stook,
viz.: -
GRAI S:
Lost Nation Whe t (Spring),
New Zealand Oats,
Barley, in all vari ties.
PEAS AND
EANS
Peas—Long Pod, Det O'Rourke,
" Little's Gem, to.
Beane—Early China Red Eye,
>' Dwarf Germs Wax,
" Great Germs Wax,
Starlet Run er,
" Broad Winds r, &c.
TURNI'S :
Skirving's Purple Tc
Carter's Imperial, Si
Westbury (Hall's), 5
Shamrock,Loyal Nc
White Swede and W
MANGELWU
Carter's Mammoth Long Re
menee size, of eXcellent
Norbiton Giant, Red Globe,
Carter's Warden Orange Giob
more prizes than any et,
Long Red, Red Globe, and
BEET
Early Blood
Flat Egyptian
Long Blood R
White; Sugar,
p, Swede,
rfolk, Grey Stone,
ite Globe.
RTZELS
, grows to an im-
nality,
nd Yellow Globe,
e—this variety, takes
ong Yellow.
Marblehead, Red D for pickling,
CARR TS:
White Belgian, iFre eh Seed,
Early Scarlet, Frenc Horn,
Large Re&Altringh m, fine flavor.
Large Red Surrey, g rden or field.
CELE
Sandringha
Red Solid,
CORN
Crosby's Early,
Howell's Evergreen,
Admit' Early, ono f the earliest,
Tuscarora, large, ft d for market,
Eight Rowed Early,
Canadian Yellow,
White Flint,
Large Twelve 'Rewe Yellow,
Indiana High Mire
Seed Corn for GreenrFeed,
American Feeding orn, &o.
Mu ak, Green tron,
Water, Slack anish,
Water, Mountai Sweet,
Citron, for pres rving.
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Large Field
Mammoth, &c.
Early White Bus Scalloped,
Mammoth, &c.
TOMAT
General Grant, rophy,
Carla Victor, &
OTHER [VEG TABLES :
Cncumbe 1/,
Lettuce,
Onions, e.
GRASS S EDS :
Timothy,
Orchard
Red Top,
Kentucky
Mammot
Red Stine,
White Du
White Dn
Tares and
Buckwhea
Hungaria
LAND PLA
One car load of White Lan
or bulk.
Clover,
ch,
oh,
Rape,
Fleeter, in barrels
69S-5 SELFORTH,
WINTER FLUID 1 WINTER FLUID 1
Will CURE OR PREVEr
Freckles, Tan, Soreness of the Face, and
Rbughness of the Hands. e
POSITIVE CURE. ONLY 150. AND 250. A BOTTLE
MANUFACTURED it_ND FOR SALE BY E. HI SON & Co.
OUR FARME
Has not
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its Egial, let alone being surpassed.
Manufactured and' Aor Sale by us either in L'ulk Or Package.
WE HAVE SOME1THING WORTH LOOKING AT
Toilet S
AND BITYING, IN
s. Toilet Prepa atior6s, Plum Dye Stuffs, Handy Dyes, Combs,
,Brushes, Dr'ugs. and Chemicals,
SMOKERS SUNDRIES, POCKET 1300KS; &C.
E. HICKSON & Seaforih.
PIANO AND ORGANS.
The Very Wen and Moat Important Announcement yet
Tide is the fact that we have
REDUOED THE PRICES
in Pianos and Organs,
So that a %limy have an opportunity of enjoying the pleaSnres
increasing trade vte are in a position to supply pIANos
from the Best Canadian and American Factorits, incl ding
STEINWAY CHICKERINC, DECKER, WEBER,
And others too n merous to mention, at pricey and terms
that cannot fail to give aatisfaction. The fabulous prices
charged for Piano and Organs in this locality, previous te our
appearance on th scene. have been swept away, and nott only
low prides but, get nine quality in instruments have been in-
troduced. We ma .e a Specialty of the
DOMINI01 ORGANS AND PIANOS
Believing they are equal, if not superior in quality; to any
Instrument in the; market.
Old _TmtrAnt ts taken in Exchange. Pianos
and Organs to Rent.
SEWING MACHINES.
We are Agents f r the Raymond Sewing Machines. which are
kept in Stook and duced in price. We have a number of good
second-hand Mao inea, whin h will be sold cheap.
PHOTOCRAPifING AND PICTURE FRAMING
WADE BROTHERS, Seaforth.
WHITNEY'S, BLOCK,
SEAFQRTH 1320T AND SHOE STORE
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
TRY Oi 6R STOCK
ASK OUR PRICES !
1308TS
WILLJAIM LOGA
I CARRIED
‘UDGE FOR YOURSELVES .
AND SAVE MONEY !
BY PURCHASING
A.;1\T".• sPioms 0
FROM
SION OF THE PIG BOOT.
RK AND REPAIRING
ON AS FOR .IRLY, UNDER THE SUPERVISION
OF 19. ELLIOTT GRIEVE.
WM. LOGAN Seaforth.
SIGN
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NAI
pARN D
T EE
OF GOLDEN PADLOCK.
BROTHERS, SEAFORTH.I,
S—AT BOTTOM PRICES—NAILS.
OR HINGES, BARN DOOR ROLLEitS.
ED FENCE WIRE
AT L6WER PRIG S, QUALITY CONSIDERED,
other F4)ae Wire in the Market.
Than an
JOHNSON BROTHERS, SEAFORTH.
THE SEAFORTH
INSURANCE ACM
Fire, Marine, Life and Accidong
INSURANCE AGENT.
TTAVING been in the Insurance Busineacter
•A. -A- the past fourteen yEars, I sm prepared -to
effect insurances on all kinds of Property at tha
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATEs
None but first-class Coropanies zepreeen4d,
I AM ALSO AGENT FOR THE
CANADA PERMANE
LOAN AND SAYINGS COMPANY.
The Oldest in the Dominion. Mnney advanesd
on Real Estate at Seven per cent.
ALSO AGENT FOB THE
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing between New.York and Britain.
Main Street, SEAFORTH, OntariO.
OFFICE -- In Campbell's Block, oPlodia
the Mansion Hotel.
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY,
ALONZO STRONG
TS AGENT ior Several First -Class Studs/NM
"A" and Life Insnrance Companies, and is proper.
ed to tale risks on the most favorable torma.
Also Agent for several of the best Loan 80.
Also Agent for the Sale and Purchase of Vasa
and Village Property.
A Number of First-act88
improved Fa)rms for Sale.
$50,000 to Loan at Seven per (*MIL
Agent for the sale of Ocean Steamship Tidets,
OFFICE — Over M. Morrison's Store, Kahl
Street, Seaforth. 641
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.,
Paid up Capital, - 136,43oo,No.
nest, - 1,400,0004
President, Hon. Wm. McMaster.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank contintiee,
receive deposits, on which interest is alio-wain
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on all the prineipal towns and ci
Canada on Great Britain, and on. the
States, 'bought and sold.
Office—First door South of the CODInitrdll
Hotel.
639 A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
FORBES' LIVERY
SALE STABLES,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTK
erylnan, keeps the best and most stylittrigs
and the best driving horses the bueinees.
Neat and Nobby Cutters, handsome- and eoni.
fortable Robes, and fast and safe horties Oran
on hand.
A very hen?' soma fatally sleigh for One,or twO
horses.
Day and night calls promptly attended to.
Good driving horves bought and sold.
REMEMBER THE PLACE — opposite 0. C.
Willson's Agricultural Wareronma, Seaford.
689 ARTHUR FORBES.
OLD FAVORITE CALLEI1Y.
ANDREW CALDER -
THE Pioneer Photographer of Seaforthshaving
-A- gone through the fiery ordeal, is now ramping
again in full blast, in his new and oonimodtoei
Ilpremises in ScAt's Block This iff the olden
Gallery in this section, and has been thoroughly'
I refitted and equipped with all the latest appli-
ances and seenic effects specially for the aceitraa-
modation of Mr. Calder s large and increasing
trade. Having now got into one nf the hand -
in the west, he is now in a better position that
at any previous time to turn oat all work India
Photographio line entrusted. to him in a superior
manner, at the lowest living profit, and on tile
shortest poasible notice. A tail is cordially;a3•
United from all.
692 A. CALDER, Scott's Block, Seaford' .
JOHN BEATTI
TS STILL Desirous of disposing nf his Plat
-A- Milla on reasonable ternis Ito a good active
business man, who is likely to manage it preps
erly. He has Huffloient Flax sown, -and in spa.
ldid order, to kecp the Mill running steadily tin'.
iwng the season, the benefite connection**
hieh he will give the purchaser.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any amount of money to LOan earesscesige
&tee of interest, on good farm security.
OFFICE—Canadian Bank of I CommerCe Duna,
ngs, Seaforth.
JOHN BEATIUL
tS. PORTER SEAFORTH..
ant determined to Oar Out my
Entire Stock of Furniture regari-
tless of Cost.
HOSE IN WANT, it -will Pay themto seen -
2,. I also keep Knowlton s Spring Badirlits;
ve a large discount to those paying Cub, eit•
eeis.11y to newly married coup es.
I am still gelling six highly finished chairs foe
t and cheapest in the market ; warm
6M JOHN S. PORTER.
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
S1ASH, DOOR A/J_____D BLIND FACIIIII!
T2toraers for the liberal patronege extends**
/duce commencing business in Seafo
eta hat he may be favored wit/IA.0o*
the same.
artiesintending to build -would dowel! to ;Ili
a call,as he wig continue to, keep on boa:1i
Dry Pine ..burnber, .Svasites, Doom:
Blinds and Mouldings, Shi7iglegli
Lath, Ike.
articular attention paid te,,Oustembanialll
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
—13uffalo hunt
season in. Morita
SoVeraber to the
McKay, son of
Emerson, has kil
buffalo. The s
$2.50 at the cam
ma. has made a
hie xifie. Twp
eiong with Mi.
had more experie
killed about $1,00
—A glass dress
Fanny Davenport
be a full toilet e
-work the appear
satin, only that
lieut. The dress
of woven glass, ae
Ately trimmed
make what is cal
from which this s
glass is first spun
then woven. Th
pare with the pro
Lindsay hotel, "b
of nice drinking
you something n
something good w
the boy travelled
the best water to
it to the gentlemea
at it for a. moment
to the donor with
.give it to me all at
bank and let me li
it," He was rewa
ten cent piece.
—buriug the
Dominion Lands
afe. Wiser made
chase a herd ef Te.
thousand head in
of a large ranch to
Canadian Northwe
.agement were affor
assured him that t
admitted free of
-Government Would
able assietance to t
—The publishers
too dear for their
bound. themselves
and to be -content w
But the offer has
sale. has not nearly
libraries are reporte
at haltprice. It w
der, but it alread
of. the past. Even
of Great Britain do
make a good novelis
—A gentleman n
years past a resid.en
the splendid proepee
has determined to
home,' sell his vaina
sacrifice, and go int
nese- in the Bow
writing to a friend i
class grade heifers
bulls, and think I vgi
you the best lot of
have ever been take
• We expect to leave
of May, or the first
about two htlared.
--On the day befor
two young ladies we
store in Guelph, and
some feathers. The
and asked. pernaissi
home on approbati
- able young ladies, th
were. returned ; they
On the same day an
entered the store to 1
been on approbation,
that 10OkB ICA like
So -watt -So wore at t
last evening." Table
dry gbods man, who
112t0 reom in the re
registered a solemn
feathers out again -on
,--L-17:r0g farming ma
York fifida dealer, tells
that Neav York OOHS
day time. Parie, "W
our own enatomers ov
frogs legs a day. Th
of nearlY all our hotel
and are !held. in grea
:epicures. Anybody e
they are just like chic
have no :peculiar tae
you get: your frogs ?)
,Canada,; where they a
-quantities for eity m
will ftarnieh a pound
rettae well to raise th
arge supply on hand a
atre caught in nets or
with a bit of red flann
—The American
;found fault with. for
eof Sara Bernhardt. 13
in London, Canon W'
1 -the Biehop of Oxford, i
Westminster Abbey, d
1 'leaving "dared to co
fringing her illegitima
her, and flaunting her
I -face of. royalty." The
1Prinee of Wales. he sa
King should so far forg
to the dignity of his
Igreen-room and speak
iing, the Canon said 2
'virtuous England regr
ideath of the good Prin
'he been living to -day,
ave happened."
—From the report tsf
,commiasion the .folio
ettlement in this con
182&, and. this being
e Been that wonder
f farms, the report say
15 to SW, and that far
all generally. Tn H
en -limit -la 80 per cent. ox
/Raster or salt as fertili
9alotber. The tote.'
opunty is 795,829 acres
:31138 are Cleared., tha
zearly half bush yet.
ax. Hallett bears th
4)ughbred. stook, 75