HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-04-15, Page 6Stock Management.
Written for the Expositor.
Cane farmer should keep a sharp: eye
to his stock at this time of the ye° -
They need more attention -snow•
any other time. If you firs' jthan
coming near the time -a your now,
and unable to of calving, down
to be sp1�= -�", aon't allow her tail
es and her horn bored. - There
_..o tench disease as hollow tail, or
hollow horn. Every cow's horn is hol-
low after the animal is two years old.
The disease whin h your cow has got is
Balled pregnant paralysis, caused by
the weight of the womb bringing extra
pressure upon the spinal ' column.
Place her in -a box stall without floor,
bed well, turn her once every day.
Don't lift nor sling. Give good nour-
ishing food and tonics. "Nue vomica"
may be given, but only by the qualified
veterinary surgeon. Complete recovery
must not be expected until after p.rtu-
rition. Upon no account allow the
poor animal to be cut,and bored, and
drugged by the ignorant empiric,reho,
m nearly every case, attacks first the
horn and then the tail. Having thu$ se-
cured to his satisfaction the two! ex-
tremities, he proceeds at once to se rch
the intermediate space, pouring down
the animal's throat some of the Most
horrible mixtures imaginable. All cows
coming near the time of calving should
have a liberal supply of roots. They
are cheaper than doctor's medicines.
VETERINAItY.
Stock Raising and Min -in
Messrs. James McLaren, E. AL C.
Pew, and S. J, Dawson, had an inter-
view on the 5th inst. with Colonel en-
nis, Deputy Minister of the In or,
in relation to the leasing of 100,000
aores of land in the Northwest for
grazing purposes. They secured 1 the
lease, but have not yet selected th.4 dis-
trict. The condition is -that the Gov-
ernment can cancel the lease at any
time on giving two years' notice. The
applicants have the privilege of o oos-
ing_ their land in any unsettled part of
the Bow River district after three other
claims have been satisfied. These are
Mr. Wiser, M. P., Senator Cochrane
and a son-in-law of Sir Hugh Allan's,
. each of whom have secured 100,000 acres
for similar purposes.
Messrs. McLaren and Pew have also
purchased 5,000 acres for settleneent,
and the latter gentleman has taken
an additional township in the Tertle
Mountain district, which he intends to
colonize. .
Mr. Pew has two - other extensive
schemes on foot, in connection with.
which he left for New .York. He jhas
succeeded in organizing a cometany
with a capital of $2,000,000 to -work a
gold mine at the Chaadiere, Qaebeo.
The Canadian members are W. R,as-
sels, of Toronto ; Mr. S. J. Dawon,
and Mr. Pew. The New York director-
ate is composed of Messrs. Breed. and
Shepherd.. Operations have already
comcnenceJ, a dam: being in Cour a of
canstruetion ; also a flame, prepera ory
to sluicing in the spring. They ca on -
late on mining $700,000 worth of, old
during the coming summer.
H?u. R. W. Scott, 112r. Pew and Alr.
Dawson own Pie Island, Lake Superior;
which is reported very rich in sily r, a
ton of ore assaying as high as 2500
ounces. Mr. Thompson, of Ottawa re-
cently sold his. .,,hare in the mine for
150,000, and a company has been f o
ganized with a. capital of $5,000,009 t
develop it.
The , Dusky and Beautiful
Daughter of Cete-way-o 4r
rives in New York.
The arrival at New York on the 16th
nit., on the stean chip Greece of till
National Line, of a royal personage ain
suite. belonging to a race but littl
known among civilized nations, seen
likely to create considerable interest
The party consists of the Princes
Amazalu, daughter of the famous Zulu
King, Cetewayo (or Ketch wayo), now a
British: captive ; a female attenday t
who has a bright , little boy; a solemn
and mysterious medicine man, w}io
looks after the comfort and fatere do•
lags of the Princess, and three fierce
warriors, who in their dress appear very
formidable. The Princess is a stolid
and determined woman, about thirty
years of age. Her clothing oonsisito
principally of skins of animals, a wodl-
len jacket and feathers, while her arnks
and neck are covered with beads arid
savage jewelry, and on her legs a4e
rings formed of cow's hair and braes,
which were placed there when she was
twelve years old. They have nevor
been removed, and now fit ler very
tightly. She has an interesting history.
After the battle of ljluadi she was
taken prisoner with the rest of the
royal family, •except the King, who
*soaped, and was not taken for nearby
a week afterward. Then he was found
en the banks of the River Uoologi. The
royal prisoners were treated with coq-
aiderable attention and somewhat care-
lessly by many of the British offioer4..
.Desperate warriors, :captured at the
same time, engaged in a plot to rise at
&given signal, murder the British offil-
oers and esoape. Amazulu, seeing at
once that the attempt could ably result
in disaster to the Zulus, and being " a
kind-hearted woman, determined to re-
-veal the plot and atop the massacre. Ae
she was stealing along towards the offi-
cers' tent, she was seen by lduna, chief
of the conspirators, who caught and
tried to hold her, but she stabbed him
with her spear, and he fell dead. She
had time to give au alarm and thus.
saved the officers' live.3. To show their
gratitude to her the officers presented
her with a solid silver, ebany•handled,
properly inscribed assegai, which she
sow alwayicarries ..with her, and has,
treat pleasure in showing to white peo-
ple. Mr. G. A. Fari.ni, the gentleman
who brought the Princess to this coun-
try, said: "In fact. there was very little.
ill -feeling personally between the Zulus
and the English, except on the part of,
English o' icer* The way the latter
behaved is shown by what happened
after she was engaged by me to go to
England, Germany, and this -oountry,
she was sent under escort to Durban, `
and from there to Capetown on her way r
to England. Cetewayo was then a
pr}souer at Capetown, and wished very
meati to see his daughter, and the
Princess was alsr anxious to see her
father, as perhaps it would be for the
last tinge." Mr. Farri.ni want t) see the
Governor of Capetown to ask if they
might have a single iaterview, even if
in the presence of witaesses ; but the
Governor sharply refused permission on
the ground : that he wished ne more
plots to be laid.
In Paris the Princess was vary popu-
lar. She was. largely .patronised by
T:
E RU tON
POSITOR,
ansesei
edohpe- of 'eminence, who not
1, .,r at her receptions, bait
jar in their private houses
mach of her as a ouriosit3�.
land she did not at first arocs
interest. It was said that Q
toric objected to her app
public, as it might offend the
Eugenie. The matter was b
the attention of the public a
and she was forbidden to appe
Royal Aquarium. Finally
she was allowed to appear, �1
and received large audiences
months. When the compare
on the steamer Greece, she vP
would be in America in ten
storms and head wind prove
kept .count of the days, and ons
said she was certain the cap
lost his way, and was sailiii
and around, but she seemed; h
in the least whether or net
found the road again. As she
an open carriage up Broadway
bye. her suite, to Bunnell's
who comfortable quarters
prepared for the whole party,
ed at the great stores and ofli
ings, and said she could not i �i
the white people, that they we
making work for themselves,
Zulus danced and sang, ma
meal out of corn meal and
had a merry life_generally. (P
cess exposed herself too mho
weather on the voyage and;
bad cold.
When she arrived at the pins
two Zulus already on exhibitio
who had not been told of the
rivals, were quietly walking a
main hall. As the Princess
suite entered the door, they
one long, earnest look, then sle
shields were thrown in the air,
frantic shrieks and howls of
they fell fiat before the .Pri
make their obeisance, and th ' n
at the others and embraced the
a heartiness that seemed 1 'li . ely to
crush them. They were recog. izod by
the new -comers as old. comps • ions in
the Zulu tongue, sang Zulti songs,
danced Zulu dances and stain .ed on
the floor, creating such a great! r. w that
they frightened the cats, who sat up
their backs and screeched, a • d the
monkeys, who grinned and ehaltt:red as
though they enjoyed it, For a ime it
seemed as if the entire mnsen a had
gone mad. Broadway, in front of the
place, was.crowded to the edge of the
sidewalk, the people evidently b:lieving
that the Zulus had got into a 'q errel.
The Princess was taken arcus d the
museum to see some of the cut�i • sities.
The bearded girl caught her at 'ention
immediately. Mr. Farrini told her it
was a bearded girl, but she wou d not
believe it, and answered in tle Zulu
language : "It is not a girl, but a' boy
in girl's clothes." Being assures she
was wrong, she suddenly, and edits out a
moment's warning, sprang upo • the
girl and nearly tore the dress frees her
shoulder to satisfy herself, whe • Mr.
Farrini pacified her and took her away
thoroughly - frightened. She tool, the
bearded girl for an evil spirit, an the
girl, who, for a moment, was ` :cared
nearly out of her senses, siin 1t and
quietly said : "No more Zulu Prin eases
for me, please; I am abundantly .atis-
fied."
nl vi
al o had
mt%de
m h
•o-
ra ce in
E pr ss
ou ht to
t orities
rat tie
hgwever,
�ublc,
many
tart' d
s told s e
dans, b t
ted. 5 e
the 11 h
airs h d .
rob d
t �o' ez�e
h ev r
rode
followed
u nseum,
sad beef',
:he look,.
':e buil dl
• derstand
e alway
hile th
e goo
ilk, and
e Prin-I
to the!
aught a
um, the.
there,
ew ar-
out the,
nd her
st " gave
r and
n with
e;loome
cess to
rushed
with
or
r- General News Items
o An advertisement for a clerk in a
Toronto paper elicited 180 applica ions.
—A military cordon now surro uds
St. Petersburgh, and 'nobody is.all. wed
- to enter or leave the city.
—The Mechanics' Institute Bots y in
St. Marys consists of 4,469 volutes, of
e which 2,110 are works of fiction. ,
d—Puslineh Lake, county of Wel Ing-
e ton, has been set apart by the Go • ern-
s went for the propagation of fish.
—St. Thomas milk pedlars in s nu -
facture the article oat of water nd
chalk. This is no new invention.
—Hon. D. A. McDonald and iss
, Ida' McDonald are at Washing on,
where they are the recipients of di tin-
gaished attention.
—The Board of Examiners for Dorm- -
inion Land Surveyors will meet at
Ottawa on the 9th of May for the ex-
amination of oendidates.
—The Queen's Plate is to ;be rain for
next Dominion Day on the Woodine
Park, Toronto, under the auspices of the
Ontario Jockey Club.
—Prince Ghika, Minister. of RRea-
niatiia to Russia, and General Maidel,
Commandant of the fortress, hs.ve
died of cold caught at the burial of the
Czar.
—Thomas York, colored, died , at
Niagara on the 5th inst., aged 111 yearn
10 mouths and 9 days. He was in full
possession of all his faculties ' up to the
time of his death.
--Mr. John McGrath, Treasurer;of
St. Patrick's Sooiety, Montreal, s d-
denly left the city through financial e -
barrassmnt. He is stated to be $7 0
in debt to the Society.
-The syndicate has already order d
$250,000 worth of cars and purchase a
half million railway ties. The e -
gineers and construction men have be n
for the most part all engaged.
0
—The state of affairs in Peru is tru:
deplorable, the unhappy country bei,.
a prey to anarchy, disorder, and ma
*acre. Many Chinese. have been kills
and millions worth of property d
stroyed.
—Jack Roberts, one of a gang of notd
desperadoes, the terror of Southerly
Colorado, was captured a few days ago .
A band of vigilantes paid -his capto s
the reward that had been offered an
then hung him. '
-=The Masons of Mitchell entertaitie
Mr. F. Butcher to a sapper at th
Royal Hotel,. on the eve of his dE
parture for the Northwest. They als
presented him with an address and
Past Master's gold jewel.
—Mr. D. C. Munro, teacher in Schoo
Section No. 7, Downie, has been cone
gelled by ill health to resign his charge
He received some handsome present
on taking farewell, and his retiremen
is generally regretted.
—The young men who had such
"high time" at the charivari in Blan-
shard, were hauled up by the victim
Mr. W. Slack, and fined $5 each and,
costs, amounting in all to $83, or 20
days in gaol. It wasn't mu h fun after'
all.
—A sensation has been created in
the vicinity of Cato, Michigan, by the
discovery that a person calling himself
Henry Watson, who has worked in that
vicinity and at Minden daring the past '
year, apparently abort 16 years old, is a
woman who had ran away from her
husband and assumed this disguise to,
escape recognition. .Her maiden name
was Mary Watson, and she formerly
ved in Ann Arbor. Her mother found
er in the disguise. She was 'noticed
be more handy with housework than
with swinging an axe, but the reason
was never ausRected.
—Mrs. Daniel Ide did t Coldwater,
Mich] gan, on the 1st in t., aged 87
years,` Her . usband, who is 92 years
old, survives her. They ad lived to -
Other 68 ye: s.
0O- It i oo» • uted that t ere are 10,-
0 str t ar•1 .s in New ork utterly
u care for • F d belonging i to nobody,
a d last but • of least in significance is
t e fact that here are 25,000 more wo-
en than m • .
t— = Ohio • o jewelry firm has put up
a sig. 9 fe: t long and 5i wide, which
ooiisu.•ed 4, 00 feet of lumber, $400
w rt • of,gol and $250 worth of metal
or .�: rats ; as three months in course
of o • s rueti , and cost $2'=500.
(19.. Onler Mowat; and Miss Mow-
at it elross : e Atlantic early in May:'
T ey sal to j • i Mrs. acid iss Mowat,
w •irae sp t the winter , n Italy and
South: n F nce, which !is a great
adhantage to he health of the former.
Many f the villa es the Rns-
o1 nd ;� asants refu to awe r
i s n e wi i United Gr * churohe .
e an
n
,• .
4I
sia
all
They
Cat
the
Pro
oath i
o Id prie
k
de'
e R
II
par
throe:) ut
Ameria. T
ped 123 oun
farm i • g lass
States and
fortn'_eht�ly at
senge
:v. He.
who i:led C
conte ' Nort
Bradt • glh.
the eie t rs
the eai nce
unfit t e 1 'sl:
will a s. ut •
—I :p ear
nadia
ite
s of
ve
av
e sti
t th
tion
years
on th
the'b
officio
to it,
to sei
Bible
A
ritis]
ago,to p o Ide
For bu t::r 'mp
Mates b: old
flnd t a ' the i
ange o: alto
ltoge h::r. T
by 75 a 159;.
—A vi
survivor ofi th
sweg , ' Y.
aged 9 . Bron
indite y
went t
>eing a
hem. i
olefin4d n
. A c bi
i1Bt cora 1e
to be sworn, before the
s, and have d "ven away
lamsThe Gob rnor of the
lares they Must take the
ssian churches,
ons are be ng made
eland for emigration to
le steamer Austria ' ship-.
men and wo ' en of the
at Galway to tie United
a " steamer iskl to call
the same Rorfj for pas-
A
Varley, an evangelist
nada a fewyear ago, will
mpton, Etiglan4, against
e says in his address to
"The mann whlo denies
f a divine law -giver is
e." The Conservatives
a candidate.
that during th ' last few
s have been trespassing
States timber ;lands on
Minnesota. i The State
letermined tQ put a stop
sent out a pose of men
en timber, and if pos-
trespassers.,
was intrbdueed in the
use of Commois ' a few days
that harm ess substitutes
• ted fro the United
nder dist native names,
7. portation of such as are
health be prohibited
e motion was (rejected
` j
ro on,:who ` v ,s the only
war of 1812, died at
�n Saturday, April 2nd,
on had charge of the
res belonging to the 3 overn-
ego,, and to pr�evelbt their
red by the British threw
he
prix
3ho
ted
3ixt
ng en ordained a priest in
epi3 opate dates back to
e as appointed Coadjutor
ilial ;of which See he be-
op in 1834.' He was trans
e Arcabishopric of Tiam in 1
year. Few men' enjoy an
ar work for forty-six ' 1
is as full of life and energy
7
t as beeii
orders, h
1811. H
826, she
ishop of
ame Bisl
1 ted tq tl
t e sante
e iscopate of hard
earls. Ho
s ever
iver, for which he was
n at Kingston.
McHale, of, Tuam, has i
is ninetieth year. He
-seven years in holy I COTIle
THE SAFQ�.tTH
MUSICAL � NSTR
EMP
RIU
SCOTT B
UME
•
OTHER
PROPRIETORS.
NEW YO
K
PIANO I'ORTE S
We have great pleaec
'we have been appointed
iheeeMagnifieent Inetrn
EBE
re in anti riming tha
Wholesale Agents fo
ciente.
ORGANS.
o
ANS
THE EXaELSIR
Leads at the TORONTO INDlJ
BITION, September,
T1IIAL EXH I
L88: .
I
In competition with tiie'�Celebrat,
•anada, the EXCELSI0I ORGANS
d a Diploma for special I atnres no
n any others, while ambo ping at th
the points on which try other e
eived an award. 14
d Makers of
were award -
contained
Same time
rhibitor re-
UY THE EXCELSIOR.
They are the Beat in the
&
ket.
RCANS OF OTHER AK S SUPPLIED
' I
Agents Wanted, on salary or
DICAL.
G, SCOTTY
• Acoouoheur,
d nce south side of
asst of Presbyterian
L. EROQE,
• gee ,eto,0or
0 oe an Reside
di eptly ppo,lit 8
' M. H-ANOV
r�T
McGill D. iv
Accenchenr, Seater
first door south jf t
►. &c, Physician,sargeon and
eatorth, Ont. Office and reei-
oderich Street; eeccjnd door
7haroh. I 842
. D., C. M.. Physician, Sur-
er for the County of Karon.
, on Jarvis street; north,
forth Public Sohool;
1l
D., C.' M.,- Gradj$iate o f
ity, Physician, Surgeon a n d
;Ont. Office and(Reeiden o e,
e Catholic (Jharoh 49ti
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rnR. eurcat s
lege, llfonfr al
lege of P yeicid s,
Sdrgeon olf Crai to
Office—win;h,.
N, Graduite of hfoGil1 Col-
:.ieentiate of the Royal Col -
dinbarfh, anal'1tte House
hart Hospital, Eli b i gh.
t. ' 636 52
OL
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da
Ch
ne
• McNA 1Gif
ate of Onto
t. Oflite and
an's. alis p
y. stook at
argee reasonab
;s and certifiers.
terinarySargaoti, !Gradu-
terinary College, S4atorth,
enee in rear of Killoran
ly attended to, night or
riflery medicines on hand
orses examined asto sound -
iven if required. 4G'
of
hours from. 8 `g
Mrs. Whiffle y'a >! e
Seatorth,
ERBYSHIRE L. D. 8.,
argeon Dentist, Graduate
Royal College of! Dental
ne of Ontario. Office
to 5 P. M. Rod?res in
bri;:k block. Main ',Street.
t"n'a
Str tford, o nt.,
Se forth at the Q
pre tired perto
ease and sk111. 01�c
mo nth. f i
0
e
RTWRIGHT, L. D. 8.,
umber of the Royal College
tal Surgeons of Canada.
Indian block, Market St.,
w opened out an Office in
s Hotel, whore he will be
11 dental operations with
Ippon first Tuesday in every
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t3olioitors
M. C. Cameron,
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V ILLIAM SD
`", signer in B
Apf raiser. Ace
reasonable terms
HW.O. MEY
, Law, Solie.
for taking a day
, Solicitor forthe
F Private funds to
BENSON & M
at Law, Soli°
Con eyancers, N
i fort and Brnsse
Inv statonpe,at
yea ly.
J B.11. BEN80
- T e abovle fi
mutual consent.
be p id to Mr.
itis,,.
N v. 27, i876.
•
Seaforth,
BR
OT
On
0m
mission.
HERS,
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THE SEAFORTH
AGRICULTURAL
�PLEMENT EMPORIUM.
•
C. WILLSON,
Has now on hand
Pno
RIETOR,
hill Stiook of
SEWING MACHINES 1
Consisting of the followin Jirds :
g -
Wanzer C., „ Wilson B.,
W tnzer F., Lo rise,
And 5ther make always in stock. It : s now an
aokn wledged fact that the Wanzer series of
Sewing Maohineg are ahead cif any in t ' e market,
the Wanzer C. being
SQMETHING BEAUTIFUL
Its pr noipal points of excellence being
and roomy space under the arm, the a
ity of all its parts ; the principal ones
hardened steel; •
DFOOT, Barristers,:Solici
h, Ontario.—T. T. (marrow .
I . 686 A STEEL
& CAMERON, Barristers,
anoery,' &o., Goderibh, Ont.
Philip Holt, M. C. Cam -
506
6 - On bo h sides of the needle';f. a triangn
bar, w th oil cup; niokle plated balan
Conveyancer and Commis- with 3oee pul ley ; Positive take up ;
Wrcueter. Auctioneer and'
and notes collected on
366
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arrister and Attorney a t
Chancery. Commissions r
he Province of M ultoba
of Hamilton, Wingham . With 1 the or no noise. ' These are so e of the
t fi4 to 6i per cent. X633 leading features iri this popular machine.
the Iarge
jastabil-
being of
ED
ar needle
e wheel,
TREMELY LIGHT RU NINC
, Barristers and Attorney
n Chancery and Insolvency
Public, etc. Offices—Seal �/ "a
3,000 of Private Frinds to
percent. Interest,payable
68
H.W. 0. hlWtE2t.
his day been dissolved by
accounts due the firm to
3 who will pay all Habil- • Sewi
11
JAMES H. BENSON.
H. W. C. MEYER.'
M�CAUCH
LAW, CHANC
Scott's Block,
0 CITO iS f
&nada and t
in Se forth.
Fa m and Keown
ands-
Money (prilvate fn
omit as, at reaso
mode ate.
bliMo ey invested o
est ortgage seoariti
the 1 nder.
S.G.MoCAJ REY,M
& HOLMESTED
ND CONVEYANCING
FICE,
Street, Seaforth.
Consolidated 13a z of
adieu Bank of Commerce
illage Property bgright
loaned on mortgage: se.
tes of interest. Charge$
rivate persona npop:the
,without any &penes to
. F. HOLMES ED
Bine Oils and
ALWAYS ON HAND.
edles
g Machines Repai ed on
the Shortest Notice
AGRI ULTURAL IMPLEM :NTS !
A full Stock of Horse Powei.s, Stra otters,
Grain ' ..hers, Sawing Ma es, Boot Cutters,
and all : ahinery belonging toll the bcsin; ss.
0.
and See Ocr Goods !
Before purchasing e
LSON, - -
sewhe
SE
4RTH.
TIE SPRINGANDSUMMER STOCK E-
G NOW COMPLETE'
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH ST RE
MAIN S'REET, SEAFORTH.
WE SHOW ONE .OF THE LARGEST STOOKS
OF ER ' GOODS IN TOWN,
A
nd for Style and Quality we Cannot be Beat, ase Buy
and Sell for 'Cash Only.
I-
CALL IS MOSTESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
Agents for E. RUTTERICIK &
CA I{DNO' S
BLOCK. }
o.'s Reliable Patterns for all sorts of Garman ts.
HOIj'FMAN BROTHERS, Seaforth.
PIANOS ANP�ORGANS.
The Very Weld and Most Impertant Announceman t yet
made the -fact t"at we have
REDUCED THE PRICES
In Pia os an'cl Organs,
So that all may have an opportunity of enjoying the pleaeures
and benefits of a Mimics Instrument,. Through our large and
increasing trade we are in a positian to supply pumps
from the Best Canadian and Amtrioan Factories, inolading •
STEINWAY, CHICKERINd DECKER, WEBER
And others too flamer° s. to men ion, at prices and terms
that cannot fail to give satisfact.on. The fabulous prices
charged for Pianos and Organs in tails locality, previous to our
appearance on the scene have bee swept away, and not only
low prices but genuine q silty in i struments have been in -
DOMINION 0
GAN AND PIANOS,
Believing they are eqn I, if -not superior in quality, to any
Instrument in the marke
Old Instruments t ken in:Exchange. Pianos
and rgans to Rent.
SEWING
We are Agents for the
kept in Stock and reduced
second-hand Machines, w
PHOTOCRAPHI NG
OAERIED
aymond Sewing Machines, which are
n price. We have a number of good
will be sold cheap.
AND FrICTURE ROAM
ON EXTENSIVELY.
WADE BRpTHERS, Seaforth.
PILLMAN'S CARRIApE WORKS, eEAFO
THEY ARE AG/511N TO THE F
& 00.
BE4 to State to those in want of Buggi is that they have now on hand as good
NIVel BUGGIES NEW BUGGIE
Of various designs and styles 813 can be foand
by themeelvesomed they can consequentl.
in any shop west of Toronto. They are
warrant thein as tO workmanship and ma t e
REPAIRING OF LL KINDS.
PrOmptly attended to and neatly and suhstantia
executed, and satisfaction gnaran
IRMS4 1\1. C31 -
We Sr° also prepared to take orders for TrIttrhingVehlelea of all kinds, and can guars nte
class jeb at reasonable prices,
And bo convinced that we can do better for you t
han most other firms in the Trade.
RE.
d hand.
made
rial.
a first-
N.B.—Buggies and Light Waggons made to older if desired.
CHANGE 00 BilSINESS.
r11111 SA.POIV111-1 POTTIVIDIR.7-„
SEAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880.
Having purchased the Seaforth Fo4ndry from John Nopper, we will continue
ko keep on hand, at the old stand Ma n Street, Seaforth. a fall assortment of
Plows!, Gang Plows, Scuillers, Land Ro ers arid all other Implements in our line:
Coltman Crestings, and School, Churc , Garden and iLawn Chairs a specialty.
Repaifing promptly and neatly done and satisf tion guaranteed. Give us atrial.
ALERTS
OHN
R. NOPPER.}
H ving disposed of my business, I
either by note or book account, to call a
May, es after that date 1 will place ever
Court fo collection.
NOPPER BROTHERS.
SEAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880.
ust call on all those indebted to me,
d settle the same before the First of
hing in the hands of the Clerk of the
JOHN NOPPER.
NEW ARRIVALS 0
CI-
DRYG
eh
d Eta
ORO -
Is Al
8PRING STOOK.
t Opening Out the
ODS CROCETES, CROCKE
ALND HATS
offers at pricee that
e Goods.
cannot be surpass
GEOR
est of
his Spring Stock of
Y, SSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES,
N CAPS,
All inds of FARM PRODUCE Taken: Call
APRIL 15-, 1881.
E3ANKIN HOUSEx
OFFICE—In ti‘e premises fortne,
ly occupied by Ith,e Bank of -Con..
Hotel, _Main Stireet.
NOTES AND BOS DISCOUNTED,.
English and Pcimign Exchange
Purchased and Solci.
FARMERS'5ALE NOTES
Purchased at Reasonable Rates.
Drafts Issued, payaNe at par at all
,Branches Of the Batik of Commerce.
INTEREST Allowed on Deposita
Money to Loan on Mortgages,.
Manager awl Proprietor.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
MRS. E. WHITNEY,
rItsinEs to state to her onstomersand the
public that she has disposed of her Tin and
Sto Business to her sons, CHAELE8 and
GE RGE WHITNEY, who have had the wind.
pal harge of the business for several yeara, and
she hopes the same liberal patronage will be
self or so many years.
IN connection with the above the undersigned
eg to state that they will continue to keep
on hand, st the Old Stand, a full stock of
OVES OF ALL. KINDS
Ti ware- of Every _Description. We
a algo prepared to do Customs
ork of _Every Description ortthe
rtest 14Totice, and Cheap.
Ifa
lonsin
tinne
to th
years,
ng a, thorough practical knowledge of the
ss in ail its branches they hope to OM.
he large patronage which has been given
old and well-known house for so many
HITNEY BROTHERS.
N. .—All parties indebted to Mrs. Whitney
will please settle their indebtedness vrith her at
once, as the new firm •open new books and the
old buSiness inust be closed, Parties deairing to
settle tan do eo at the store of Whitney Bras:
until the &at of October- After that date the
secon ts will be put into other hands for col-
lection
665
MRS. E. WHITNEY.
SE
!NG. MACHINES!
JAMES WATSON,
Dealer in all kinds of First -Class
'Pi SEWING MACHINES.
Knitting Machines, Lawn Mowers;
Sa Irons, Sewing "'aching Re -
pat s, Needles, Oils, Attachments,
4 for the Celebrated
WHI E SEWING MACHINE
Wlaiela IISs succeeded in taking the First Prize
for two years in succession at the Seaforth Fair,
over all its competitors.
Also 4ent for- the Wheeler & Wilson, Howe,
Osborne , Wilson, Wanner 0, and anyMachine
a mato may want.
All Kinds of Sewing Machines
Setsand hand Machines taken in exchange es
part payMent for New Machines, And Maehinee
sold on 4sy monthly payments.
tIiatiataction Guaranteed.
JAMES WATSON
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
OFFICE—In Campbell's Blook, oppoalte the
Mansion Hotel. -618
THE IMPORTED STALLIONS,
WILL stand for the improvement of stock
T 7 this Beason as follows: Mokday night, at
Hensall; Tnesday noon, at Hugh Love's, Town
Line Hay and Stanley; Tuesday night, at W.
Baker's, Be!,rne; Wednesday, noon at Dashwootia
night av Crediton, remaining until noon the next
Crediton; :Friday, noon at Robert Th.ovapson's
Hotel, Bidalulph, night at Centralia ; SitardsTy
noon at Central Hotel, Exeter, night at his own
-stable, whore hewill remain till noon the fol-
lowing Monday.
Health and weather permitting, this route will
be commented on Monday, April 25, and eontin-
ned regularly during the season.
For ternie and other particulars see !nate
WILLIS & CARTER, Proprietors.
WILL COmmence his Rotite on Monday, April
25, end continue the following route daring
the season health and weather permitting
Monday, rtOon at Kyle's Hotel, Trickersmith,
night at James Davey's, Chieelhurst; Tiles -day,
noon at A. Bishop's, Usborne, night at Central
Hotel, Exeter, remaining ;until Wednesdaynoon ;
Wednesday n*ht at Remain; Thursday, noon
at Bracefiel, ght at Alma Hotel, Huron Road;
Ptiday, noon at his own stable, where he will re-
main until die following Monday morning.
For termei le,, see route bills.
696-4 J. H. CARTER, P,roprietOr.
trushA ospinitaithemointtowaf;
hiasaite edr 18430 rwi e ei a as znholofeadt;diohprbeistage:hjdii
to tea, alway4
wore= who, whene
kitchen door is tb
iThe Habit of I
reflaignitioneototi
eartuessymaolized tri
awe:: t'hoerc:Illsetiva'te wAithi
trannnOeSayin7:ilf:0:13:3svatiallloaknieibilisiiett13'tagamirp:i-'
neat house which is
who nome into it ; ti
it count for pore ti
housekeepers, who re
sua order are thane
honie -unless they are
to think that some Ne
matter content to see
to be, but it; 16 a vele
mit. "If there as to I
house," said the bei
let it lie 011 the parlor
rather than. be allower
the bads and in came
sinbecaogroneewrtihehasotihlefogrei
There is a great diffei
disorderly housekeepe
one ; there are ofte
why a woman can ROI
have her house in the,
it way be theme sever
that she can not carry
this respect. and she
of eredit for accepth
with equanimity„ espes
quently the case, sh
obEged to endure the
rated a failure ae
in reality she is irrepre
neatness is concerned.:
ly of paramount impd
truth sadly forced
that life and death wee
chargeof what appear ,
-even unimportant mat
Post.
Vame
On Sunday 3rd hist
Catholic Churches in
crucifixes, pictures, sta
windows were veiled i
covering will be kept
Easter raRR13 on Holy
every ornament is aged
the churches dressed
—The second suit of
better known as the
resulted in a disagreena
which stood nine for a
the plaintiff. Mrs,
already spent $10,000 o
expresses herdritention
defendants has he -en ve
promise is theught pro
was a dangerous ailtne
and said he would live t
Transvaal surrender.
true or not, there is goo
saying that the patient
and looke forward with
a --A woman was a
-Thomas the -other day f
private residences and c
securing a gold watch a
week!. the act -of con
and chain taken from a
other houee when discs
the usual eearch being Ea
ing articles were fonnd
her person. ; Two gold
--An aged lady from
gold wa oh, one gold rin
ten yard of silk, sOnie
several yards of plain
some pieoee of lace, a. li
and several small trinke
called at .eventide a few
honse on lot No. 5, near
MeGillivaay. On the Ite
being replied to by the se,
if William Thompsou
e packed valise. 14Do yo
a daughter Eliza was refer
..“Well, I am your siatei
Massachusetts, and we
. each other for about 40
Daughter Eliza jumped
the family surrounded, a
-many surprise perties
-..durieg the season there
tended with &Leh an a
' hearty, cordial greetings
eSsupeeheilislysi,ahgaatindnhontgginincig
!they left the banks of the-
-A feW•days ago c
entered. the photograph
-Lucknovv, and looking ar
i if this was where they
He was answered. in th
Ile wanted &likeness tak
terson expressed hie
*ether Toone he would fin
SS, and -that he could fi
-as getting things ready.
e minutes -elapsed, an
pher began to wonder
is,
rised when Mr. Patten
adning his customer so
ing impatient, Went to s
1-_,avhieh met- his gaze ma
*isibles. There stood th
he glass, ila a fixed_ and m
utlee waiting in all pati
iivord feeraough." He seem
i-iakett from the gimes, and
our, if the photographer
: iserrupted him. The thing
---: tae4to ahwitnay, *huttpi3", --taak i file:
'dame. This is the vere
ssvhich govern the operatt
ion and nutrition, and by
lication of the fine prop