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PiliE HURON EXPOSI
OR.
T-CnoWledge is Power.
To the Editor of the Moon Expositor.
Six.: Will you permit me to endeavor
to explain an injustice which the peo-
ple of and immediately surrounding
Henfryn consider themselves under, in
the hope that some suggestion may be
made to facilitate its removal. Hen-
fryn is now a station on the Welling-
ton,Grey and Bruce Railway, and sit-
uaton the east side of the township
of Grey, the nearest school house being
miles dietant. Now sir, I ask you,
if this is a reasonable distance for chil-
dren to walk twice a day and. compatible
with the statute laws of the country ?
(which law, I believe, subjects parent
liable to be fined for the non-attendance
of their children.
Is it justice? considering that we
have contributed towards the govern-
ment of the township and county for
the last 25 years, by paying taxes
towards the erection of school houses,
and their maintenance, (receiving little or
no benefit), and other- improvements,
besides assisting in their development
with capital and labor; to be debarred
from the privileges of that means of
education, which Canada's excellent
system has intended. for our benefit.
While we do not repine if we have been
the means of contributing to the learning
of ourneighbors, still we favor recipro-
city, and would like a little knowledge
ourselves.
What has been the consequence?
Our boys and girls have grown up into
young men and young women, devoid. of
all principles of obedience, knowledge
of right and wrong, and suffering for the
rest of their lives for the want of simple
education, denied them in their youth.
And now another generation is growing
up to follow, if -nothing is done, in the
footsteps of their parents ; although, to
the credit of their parents they are
actually not only paying the township
taxes, but ill as they can afford it, sub-
scribing towards the support of a female
teacher (of course this cannot be, per-
manent), without a cent's assistance
from the township or government. Is
this not an injustice ? I think, sir, the
ratepayers of Grey should rise as a body
and insist on. restitution being made.
Who has been to blame ? While it is
true that at the earlier settlement of the
township the school houses were placed.
to suit the greater number of voters,
(not in the centre of the sections,) still
with the increase of population and
when accommodation was wanted, ap-
plication was made to the Minister of
Education, the Inspector of Schools and
the Township Council, but as yet with no
result. What is the remedy ? I would
suggest that the township refund with
compound interest all the money we
ha,ve'lent the different sections for the
last 25 years,and collect no more school
taxes from us, then we could put np a
school house and support a teacher, or
form a very strong union school on the
boundary with Elms,. It would only
be adding insult to injury to make a
weak section, by which our taxes would
be our rum. Or let the township as a
whole make a special grant for a separ-
ate school and a yearly allowance for
the teacher, which would not im-
merse the different sections into a sea
of animosity; but distribute the costs
proportionally according ,,to the indi-
vidual assessment.
Any suggestion you or your readers
may feel disposed to make, which may
bring about a beneficial result, I feel
sure the parents of the uneducated
children. of Henfryn will be thankful
for; and excusing the length of my
letter by the gravity of this subject, and
thanking you for your courtesy in pub-
lishing it, I am, yours truly, DELTA.
The Linen Closet.
much less money toward
winter than they do earl
son, because the meroh
make space for his new
which always occupy mo
do the goods for other p
Ladies are not always p
sometimes fail to take
to their minds with s
gence. If a lady cats
per cent. interest for
considers herself exceed
If she seeures the n c
house at ten per cent eduction Of thei
usual cost it is equal t a ten per cen
investment, and is gate worthy Id he
careful consideration.
the e d of
er in th 'wa-
nt desires to
spring goods,
e room than
its of the year.
actical. They'
ese matters in
dent. intelli
ecure a eeve
er money sh
ngly fortunate
ssaries bf he
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Household
GRAHAM PANCAKES a—
for bread. In the na
heaping tablespoonful
teaspoonful of soda,
sweet milk.
BLACK CAKE.—Thre
ter, one quart of saga
flour, half a pint of
pint of .brandy, half a
teaspoonful of Baler
each of all kinds of spi
pounds of raisins, two
a pound of citron. B
in a moderate oven, b
four hours. This is o
rich cakes.
GRAHAM BREAD WIT
quart of warm water,
of salt, one large tabl
yeast, Graham flour
eeipes.
atter same
riling add o
hite eugar, o
and thin wit
cupfuls ofibu
, three pints
bile a doctor vliras 'being procured, Sir
eorge meanti e looking on in his non-
professional c acity.
—Dr. Coelar ne, of Zion Ch oh,
rantford, preaChed his twentiet an -
iversary:serm
—The by -la
Northwestern
Winnipeg by a
n. on Sunday night.
giving $70,000 t the
ailway was c ri at
overwhelnaing a ority.
— . loghlan, of Lo d n, in-
tends to ente - an action for $ 0,000
damagefeagain t Dr. McCulloc , f St.
Marys, who has defamed his oh acter.
—The Princeof Wales, having been
bitterly accuse of sligating Wal s, has
promised to vita Swansea in 0 tober,
when the new docks at that port are to
be opene . ,
—Mr. J. R. essee, of Barto
8 geese which 1 y eggs weighing
ounces. Some of his .nens have aught
the fever too, and lay eggs Of` three
ounces is weight.
—Mists Idal Joy, of Tilsonburg, has
been suecessfill in placing a portrait in
fl oil in the great salon exhibition of art
- inparis. Chatleaddian artists ar r aking
olasses,; half a 't
, has
welve
e
int of wine, o
tus, one oun
es, 12 eggs, thr
f currants, half
ke in deep panis,,
tween three and
of the. best of
e;
e'
e
YEA.8Te -- 01A
one teaf3poonfti
spoonful' of gee
o make a thi41
batter. Set in a warm place 4o n
until morning, then stir in one Iialf c
of white sugar, an even teaspoonful
soda, one tablespoonfal melted. butt
and thicken with fine flour until st
with a soo
t it rise about a
oven.
One cupful Of
sugar, two tablespoonfuls of butter, ohn
egg, one cupful of milk, three teaspoo -
fals of baking powder, two cupfuls 9f
flour ; bake in three round tin3; filling
for the above, six tablespOonfuls grated
chocolate, one cupful of sugar, one cap-
nd one teaspoOn-
k
as can be stirred easil
Put in the pans and 1
hour; bake in a quici
CHOCOLATE CARP.
p
r,
ful of milk, one egg,
fal of vanilla; cook until very thi
and stir constantly , o keep it smoot
spread between the layers an ou p
of the cake ; this is an expensi e receipt
and always good. The rule for cake
e.
ne-fou
'ngs
crum s,
ur eggs,"
oda, One
lks v4th.
nailk,1 in
aked for
oth palate
d soda;
ake near-
er sho ld
Eat ot
iso stem
Sheetings for double beds should be
2i yards wide at -the very least, and
their length when fuaished, net less
than al yards. A sheet of niggardly
size is an abomination to the tidy house-
wife, who loves to see the edges of her
precious matresses safely tucked. away
from the hands of the restless sleepers.
The hems of sheets are broad. at the top
and narrow at the bottom., for reasons
unnecessary to mention. Fine sheets
sometimes have a wrought hem or a
hem that is hem -stitched, or may be a
cluster of tiny tucks is added to a sheet
close to its widest hem. If the latter
ornamentation be selected, a provision
for its tucks must be made when plan-
ning its length. The decoration of the
sheet makes turn -overs or sheet -shams
quite unnecessary, and there is some-
thing in the very word "shams" that
gives an unpleasant look to such bed or-
naments, be they ever so elegant. Some-
times, however, they appear to be
requisite to the agreeable appearance of
the.sleeping room, but they might have
a pleasanter name without injury to
their elegance.
A practical housewife has found out
by experience that the handsomest cot-
ton sheeting, and by far the most
durable variety, is unbleached. Such
of her family as once insisted upon
having woollen sheets upon their beds
rnid-winter are likely to take more
than kindly to unbleached goods. They
are soft, fuzzy and clinging, and every-
body knows that white, as white is no
longer admired for anything. Un-
bleached cottons are among the elegau-
cies of a lady's wardrobe, and why not
for the linen closet ? If unbleached
sheets are not pleasing to the eye, they
certainly will be to the touch. There-
fore the unbleached materials, in fine,
smooth texture, is -neatly hemmed and
brought into use in the chambers of
domestics until they are perfectly
white, 'when they are promoted to
the best shelves of the closet
and a new supply of unbleached articles
takes the place they have occupied.
Pillow slips of unbleached cotton are
treated iu the same manner.
The table cloths of the kitchen, if
they threaten to break, should be cut
up, hemmed and devoted to the dish-
washine department, and new ones of
unbleachedblinen damask made to take
their places. Glass -wiping cloths should
not be made of elderly linen, because of
its tell-tale fibres, and because there is
a Utley. provided for glass, sufficiently
inexpensive for the purse of even the
most economical housewife. A plenti-
ful supply of kitchen napery is a marked
incentive to housewifely tidiness in the
busy part of one's establishment.
From the dining room table linen
choose such table cloths as are very
nearly worn out, out them into large
towels, hem them nicely, and keep
them to lay over accidents that befall a
fresh table cloth, or devote them to the
uses of the children, who require
almost unlimited supplies of clean
..wipes.,,
Counterpanes and bed blankets
may be used for any layer cak
CRACKER SUET PUDDING.—
pound beef suet, freed from st
powdered, one cupful cracke
two tablespoonfuls o
three cupfuls milk,
teaspoonful salt; b
sugar, f
inch of
at the y
the sugar ; add to these th
which the cracker his been s
half an hour ; work [into a sm
before putting in the suet a
whip the whites liast, and
ly if not quite ad 'hour ; co'
the crust form too rapidly.
with -wine sauce. ou may
or boil this pudding
th
a
their way a oa .
—Tho Chinless parasols are ening to
be the rage in London East. When
the ladies get on their new prin
and carry one of the Chinese
they look cool and pr'm.
--Mr, F. X. Perron t, the Fr
in 0 ttaw
me for th
vessels between
•
MiseelaaTi eous.
Twenty students of Co nell
ni-
vorsity, New York, are on a tlisit of in-
spection to the Agricultural College] at
G-uelph.
—The twenty-forirth birthday of 11
trice Mary Viet ria, the yours
daughter of Qum:J. Victoria, has
been celebrated.
—Rev. H. M. Poynter, t e Pre by-
terian Evangelit,' has or anized a
church at the Chicago Stock Yards, and
is meeting with good success
—The statement that the Marquis of
Lorne would resign, the GoVernor-Gen-
eralship of Canada on his r turn f orn
the Northwest is denied on o dal
authority.
—Mrs. Abraham Lincoln., who is
staying at the home of her
law, N. W. Edwards, at
Ill., is in a very delicate stat
being confined to her bed ne
time.
—A young man named G-
coneul Mo
nection with'
lishment of
France and this dorm
--There is such
the French and. In
Ottawa separate sch
very probable there
and that each natio
its own. schools.
atent h
on. M.
McEac
treal, i.
he Bch
line o
ea -
est
ust
—Letters
corporating
Walker, D.
W. Browning as "Th
Company" (limited),
stock of $500000.
—.Daring two day:
car loads of cattle
Waterloo Station.
ized to the sellers th
$19,000. Two car I
also shipped to New
—It has been deci
gauge of the Toro
Railway from its pr:
feet six inches to th
feet eight and one -1
laying of a third ra
been ordered from England.
---Tlae annual me ting and
of the ,Cana ian. Pr E38 Associ
I
take place i Angus
is the place hosen
excursion will . take
region back lof Lind,
as Parry Soand aia
—The manly
Chancellor Blake i
tion and returning
he was long am orn
to allowing his fre
moral and hilant
curtailed, hs won
admiration of all good citize
—The ev. Henry Willi
Dundee, in la lectu e, at Ben
Tweed, updn Unit rian Theo
Is, and
ring the, x
Lazarus to
Beacons
sed by s
the na
ause the
else b
r the pas
dresses
arasols,
oh vice -
in con-
estab-
C. L. PAPS
ssension. among
members of the
ol board' that it is
11 soon a split,
ality w' 1 manage
ve beensued M-
EL Cochrane, Jas.
d John
•
1
WV
ow
brothe -in-
pringheld,
of health,
Hy all the
orge Reid,
haling from Watford, was arrested in
London the other day as n amiable
lunatic. His mania was shdwn in ask-
ing every woman he met to Marry him,
offering her a trip to England for the
honeymoon.
---Mr. Plummer, of Toronto, has been
appointed Superintendent of Indian
ern, an ,
Cochrane Ranch
with a capital
last vele fifteen
were alai pea at
hese cattle real -
total araount of
ads of hores were
York Sta .
ed. to broaden the
to and ipissing
sent widt of three
standar of four
alf inches by the
. The ± is have
•
Agencies in the Provinces of On
Quebec, Nova Sbdtia, and. New B
wick, at a salary 6f $2,800 per an
This is another new office and an
fat salary.
—Moses Oates predicts that in very
short time Ontario will be visited by a
very severe frost for three or four nights.
The season between now at
be made up of rapid alt
cold and heat. The hottes
the summer will be in
predicts a fall of snow duri
—Mr. James D
senting the farm
who has been (A
tario and the W
ritories, with th
which is best adapted for a large
of wealthy Scotch farmers to set
states that he wql. recommend W
Ontario.
—When the Rev. Mr. Slyer,
ario,
uns-
ura.
ether
•
next. P
or the start. The
place in the lake
ay and as far north.
Penetanguishene.
ction of ex-Vice-
resiguin his posi-
o the Baij, of which
ment, 'preference
dom of Speech on
ropic que itiODS to be
the sym athy and
maga of
ickrupon-
c)gylcalled
xcursion
tion will
ort Hope
SEAFORTI1, ONTARIO.
forth, hiss
"Shanae,"
Dive, wh
tongtie, to
a slip of th
curred to
been full o
en ased nob
A Moig
Minneapol
Angus &
d July! will
mations of
weather of
ugust He
ig Jun
odds, a de egate
rs of East Lo
mining riarts o
stern States an
View of !deter
•
•
s, ho
y comp
wishe.
Lord
apolo
tongn
im be'
nothin
eman f
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3
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ticeessor to Messrs. Duncan & Duncan, late E.
Hickson & Co.
741,VATCH ES, CLOCKS,
cries of
icli. man
cool his
eld Mr.
ng it was
h d oc-
ap r had
the de -
eek.
ing to ft:
e, Messrs.
Railway,
a mill
,oivrpoinhiaarei
agnitude
pear by
TER MI
S corn.
ill, of t
a
L.—A000
ercial pa
e Manito
are bout tiia erect n that c
ip
with the g inding apacity o
rels f lain • per da'. "The
of the pro osed mil," says o
sy, "will .
apolis 3011terapora,
considerin that t
to be as m ch as
six stories high, b
elevator w th roo
bushels of wheat.
barrels of flour p
per hour, ba
000 barrel per y
10,000,000 bushel:
to supply t, and t e value dif its annual
product w'll be at the least $14,000,000.'
It will m
heat cro
eqtires a
he work
AND JEWELRY
all their branches, kept constantly on hand.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Engraving Neatly Executed.
0. L. PAPST, Se taforth
Io
FLOURING AND SAW MILLS.
JAMESKYLI
FOR EGMONDVILLE.
MAY 27, 1.881„
0 (I THE MASTODON 1)0
COMING 1 -LOOK FOR IT 1 EE IT 11 RS.- Es WHITNEY1
THE BEST GIEATEST, THE MOST IltELIABL,E_
CAANGE BUT$INESS
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MOST ATTRACT1VESHOW ON EARTH
AND `TII
be
pa eho.ege of the businees tor several years and
ex nded to them thatbas been. secordelto her-
sh hopes the same liberal patronage mu
e for so many years.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
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I connection. j.hcisitlittihneericue4h'sn.te.toiniatrsitogukteepd.
EA F 0 RT H, WE DN ES DAY i JUNE '1 1teatato.,ttee
AFTERNOON AND EVTOVES ALL KINDS
SHELBY, PULLMAN & HAMILTON'S
aware of Every De_script
GRAND 0 ion.
are ' also prep' ared r -do .01'210m
Work of 'Every Description on -the
ITT\TITT) SI-10WS
Beg to inform his ' friends and the public gen-
erally that his
N EW SAW MILL.!
ls now in fall working order, and he is pre-
pared to do
▪ UST0111- SAWING
On the shortest _notice and most reasonable
berme. He has also on hand and for sale;
ALL KINDS OF SAWN LUMBER.
Bill Promptly Filled.
IS FL9URING MILL
Is in charge of a First -Class Miller, and he
prepared to do
GRISTING AND CHOPPING
On the Shortest Notice. Good Work and fall
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Remember, when you want a grist ground ar a
bill of lumber sawn go to the Egmondville Mills.
691 JAMES KYLE, Pro rider.
HOHSES WAN E D
e building will have 1
50 feet SqUare and
sides haying a storage
for half a 'million
It will tram out 51
✓ minute, 333 barrels
rels per day, 2,400,-
ar. It will require'
of wheat per annum
w
PurrTi
ereverrsraaildEt
ynamite
n the bu
eria al na
he outsi
hav
a
d.
t
o
A GRE
luau,
EV''. The cent
birth wil
Tr-
at ' New
-"" June.
ining
party
le in,
stern
actor
of the Church of the Nev'Jeru alem,
in Boston Hight uds was drowned re-
cently, he had i his pocket a sermon
prepared for t e next 'Sunday. On
that day this sermon was read to the
congregation fro the author's Water -
stained. manusc ipt.
—The Prince4s Augusta Victo '2,, the
bride of the young German rince,
drives through the streets of Berlin in a
great glass co ch, within vvhi h she
sits enrobed in white wrap sur ount-
ed with maned wn, and with beautiful
hair,
white roses fast ned hei brow
making a very pretty picture.
—Town Talk, a paper Ipublis
Loudon, England, whose edit
imprisoned. for libelling _Mrs. L
re -appears iu Vieet streeti with
statements t
into trouble
utterances is
Baroness Bu
clothes too snaall for her ladys
too large for a doll.
—According to the recent census MCCIALICH
Ottawa has a population of 27,000.
The suburbs of RochestervillCHANCE
Edinburgh,. Stewarton, Mouni
wood, and Janeville will incre
by fully 3,000, making a total po
for the city and suburbs of 30, 0 souls. Can
—Sir George Owens, M. D., ently, ie Seater
during a trial at the Dullin ommie- Farm
and sold.
sion, refused to attend a young lady.
who was taken dangerously itn court,
on the ground that he Nails thee only
as High Sheriff of the city of Dublin.
The young lady was handed over to the
cost tender mercios of a medical student
at may bring the
again. Among its
one to the effect t
rdett-Coutte is
ed in
r was
ngtry,
foolish
editor
recent
at the
making
ip and
ke one-third of he present
of Mi nesota into flour, and
army f men. to carry on
rowing out of its operations."
G MIS HIEF.— he Fellie.1114
be en savoring to blow up
glish i onclads, 'y means of
booms laced among the coal
kers. Several Of these id
-
chines, which are coated. on
e so as to resemble lumps of
been found.
NTENARY.
tephenson'e
h great ea:4
on 9th1cif
1
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'T INVENTOR'S C
nary of George
be celebrated wi
Castle -on -Tyne
G. A. HOUGH ON
Is now prepared to buy any numb r of
GOOD SOUND HORSES,
EG -AL
DFOOT, Birrristers, Bonet
Ontaric —J. T. Garrey/ .
686
feeARRO & PRO
\-ft tors, 0., Gode
Wm. Peon foot.
Weighing from 1,100 pounds and np wards.
68
(el AMER'''''N, HOL
\-1 Solid ors in
M. C. Cam ron, Q.
82011.
& CAME ON, Barristets,
hancery, Goderioh, Ont.
., Philip Hblt, M. G. Cat:n.-
506
WILLIAM SMA
Bien* in B. R.
Appraiser. Accoun
reesonableiterms.
11 W . C MEYE
• Law, Solicit°
foe taking ftidavite
Solicitor f r the 13
Private fn ds to 10.
Shortest Notiee, and Cite*.
COMPRISING: SIX FULL DEPARTMENTS, WITH THE Having a thorough Practical knowledge of the
benfinese in all its branches, they hope to con-
tinue the large patronage -which has bean given
EGYPTIAN CARAVANAND ORIENTAL MENAGERIE. ylatrhz old and well-known hoase for so many
WHITNEY BROTHERS.
L BE AT SHARP'S OTEL,
SEAFORTH, EVERY DAY.
G. A. HO IU IITO N.
THE ZURICH
SADDLERY, ITARi ESS,
—AND—
FURNITURE ESTABLISH ENT !
L, Conveyancer and Commis-
, Wroxeter. Auctioneer and
s and no ee collected en
366
, Barrister
• in Chaucer
in the Provi
nk of Ha
nat64 toe
nd Attorney tt
Commissionr
ce of Meeitobe
illon„Winghae
per cent. 633
TIENSO & MEYER, Barrist
" at Lae, Solicit rain Chanc
Conveyancers, Not ries Public,
fotthande3re89els. $23,000 of
ce,atE ghtpercent
ner for ta
Manitoba .
ineestato
eearly.
nee in the
JAB. H.
The ab
mutual c
be paid t
item
Nov. 2
ommissi
Courts o
ENBON.
ve firm
n ent.
Mr. B
1876..
as thi3 day
• I account
118011 who
New
Sher -
se this
ulation
LAW,
cott's Block,
OLIO TORS
da and t
h.
nd Tow
Money (private
purities, at reaeo
aoderat
Money
beet mor
t e lend
invested
gage sec
r.
AUG
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:NO
Y &
Y, AND C
OFFICE,
Main St
IIER310117 WELL, Pro rietor.
AGOOD Stook of Harness of all ki ds always
on hand, together with everyth g elect be-
longing to the business, which wi be sold
cheaper than ever.
k.JRN•
ITURE FURNI URE.
pecially low prices given to nevAy married
eo ples requiring furniture; Call and 888 my
St ck and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as
ydn will save money by doine BO.
893 HERMON WELL Zurich.
BROADVOOT & BOX,
ere and Attorney
ryandInsolvency
etc. Offices—ea.
Private Funde to
Interet,paebie
ing A flidavite for
.w. 0. mnva.
been dissolved by
due the firm to
ill pay all Habil-
8 H. BENSON .
C. MEYER.
- -
0 LMESTED
V7ANCI1G
eet, Seaforh.
✓ the Con olidaeed Bank of
e Canadian Bank of Commerce
and Village Property bought
made) loaned on mortgage se.
ablerates o interest. Charges
for private] persons upon the
tie, vritheat any expeneeto
Y, M. A. HOLDIESTED.
SEAFORTH,
UNDERTAKERS &C.
'Wee
elecelrameoe
• eir:.-3-rkig
dlIs
110
0
0
) 3
5
WHEN THE
FUNERALS ATTENDED ON THE
SHORTEST NOTI E.
THE
COFFINS AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON HAND
HEARSE FOR ORE.
°IVEY TO LEND.
In Large or Small Sums, at reason-
able rates of inter t.
NOTES AND MOR
PURCHASE
APPLY TO W. C. GOU
Or at the Office of J. H. Benson, El
MASTODON COM
Yon will see, among our Monopoly of Special Feattires,
SEVEN WONDERS OF -THE WOR
1SEVEN BEAUTIFUL SISTERS,
polIcippca uv
N.B.—All parties indebted to Mrs. Whitney
an please settle their indebtedoess with her at
once, as the new firm open neve books and the
olid business must be closed. Patties d.esiringto
eiettle can do so at the store a Whitney Bros:.
nntil the first of October- After that date the
tm
accots will be put into other hands for (role
1 eetion.
d65 MRS. E WHINKY.
SEWING MACHINES I
AMES WATSON,
Dealer in all kinds of leirst-Olass
FAMILY AND NI AN U FACTUlt•
NG SEWING MACHINES.
Knitting Machines, Lawn Mowers,
Sad Irons, Sewing Machine Re-
pairs, Needles, Oils, Attachments,
thc.
I am the ONLY Agent in this part of theConnty
for the Celehreted
H I TE SEWING I MACHINE
ea
Which s succeeded in takig the Vint Prize
for two years in succession at the Seaforth Fir,
over all its competitors. •
Also Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson, Howe,
Osborne A, Wilson, Weimer CI, and any Alsehine
a customer may want.
bi
VI All Kinds of Sevei-bg Tiladhine8
Repaired.
Second-hand Machines taken in exchange aa
part payment for New Machines, and Maclainee
sold on easy monthly paymeats.
Satisfaction Gaa-n
arteed.
Whose SrLeCTIN TRESSES fall in a Massive Veil from their Heads to their Feet.
eee z,e"-qee,
You will see the Sensation of th(1 Age,
GAGES
LOCK,
JAMES WATSON
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTIl.
OFFICE—In Campbell's :Block, opposite the
Mansion Hotel. 1368
THE SEAFORTH
IAZEL: THE FEARLESS i INSURANCE AND LAND MERCY.
In her Terrific Acs, in the course of which
sh.e crosses the Pevilion 100 feet above the
heada of the audience. You will s
PROF NIEIL SMITHS
GREATEST .
DOG SHOW ON EARTH
And Troupe of Canine Comedians y You will
see the Finest Lady Rider in the WOrld,
ar- efk
,keet((oeveN
M' L LE A M
From thePrincipal Circuses of Europe. who has no equal for Betnety, Grace and S1111,
MR. FRANK BROWN, IN HIS PRINCIPAL IACT,
In which he executes a Double Backw ard and Forward. Somersult. You will see
THE WONDERFUL CARLOS
In their Feats of EgtilibriM, Posturing, Clas-
sic Scenes, and the YOUNG CARLOS in their
Great Four Pony Bareback Act. And
THE FAMED
BRONCHO STEEDS.
You will see the Poaderons Centenarian WAR
ELEPHANT,
"EMPEROR,"
One Hnndred and Two Years old, and
aforth. 681
R. N. BRE T,
SEAFORTH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ATHER and
SHOE FINDINGS of Every D scription.
None lentthe Very Best Stock
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All
or otherwi we promptly filled.
49C '11
kept. Term,
ordere by mail
N. 13RETT
LE CREDIT FOSCIER !
HIS new Company, formed for the parp ose of
inveeting French Capital in 0 nada, is now
prepated to advance money on the ijuost 1ST orbic
terms on good landed sesurities. 1 P . HAYES,
Agent for County of Huron, Seat° h. -699
CAD
D CAMPBELL, Provincial
• and Ova Engineer. Orders
ly attended to.
79 , D. S. CADIPBE
,and Surveyor
y mail prompt.T1tobe 1.
The Babies, Jenny and Topsey.
YOU WILL SEE THE LARGEST TRAVEtLIN
MENAGERIE EVER COLLECTED.
And the Wonderful Cynocephalus, the Zulu. Band, The Collection of Moving Musical Aullomata, an
Musctim- of Historical and Natural Cariosities. You will see
—0 FIVE CLOWNS, LED BY DAN SHELBY,
The Versatile Histrioeic Clown and Impersonator, in his Songs, Oha.racter Scenes,' and type:of
Peculiar People.
When the Mastodon Comes You will See all JlJTe
ha e
4fentioned and a Great Deal More.
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL. ADMISIQN, 50 CENT
CHILDREN UNDER 9 YEARS, 25 CENTS.
Reserved Upholstered Arm Chairs at a SlightAdvance. Dcors open il.t 1 and 7 ocloek P. M. p
formances commence at 2 and 8 P. M.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THE CRAND STREET PACiANTThe moet beatjtj-
ful sight ever witnesed. A Grand Free Show of Surpassing Splendor, which will page through the
principal streets at 9 o'clock A. M.
Excursion Trains on all Railroads at Greatly Reduced Raes.
ALONZO STRONG
S AGENT for Several Firsteelass Steak, Fire
and Life Ineuranee Companies, and is peeper.
ed to take risks on the moat favorable terms.
Also Agent for sevetal of 'the best 'Loan So.
Also Agent for the Sale and Purchase of Fano
and Village Property.
A Number of First-C-14
_Imroved Farms for Sale.
$0,000 to Loan nit Seven per cent,
Interest.
Agent for the sale of Ocean Steamship Tickets.,
OFFICE — Over M. Morrison's Store, Main
Street, Seaforth. 646
THE SEAFORTH FLAX MILLS.
NOTWITHSTANDING the late fire and the
LI consequent less sustained by the deetrnetion
of his barns and a large qdantity of material, the
undersigned is determined to go into the Flax
business this toming season more extensively
than ever.
He is prepared to receive applications from
parties desirous to grow this profitable -crop,
either by the acre or the ton, and will give the
very best terms. He desiees to secure this sea-
son about -600 acres.
Any quantity of good clean seed on hand.
Parties intending to sow should make applies -
tion as soon as possible.
He will still Bell his mill to a saitablepe son
on reasonable terms.
JOHN BEATTIE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any amount a monee" to Loan ou ressionable
rates of interest on good fann security.
OFFICE—Canadian Bank of Commeren Build=
ings, Seaforth.
jOHN BEATTI..,
F0RBES:33-4zIVERY
SALE STABLES.
SEAFORTH.
A RTHUR FORBES, the old eatablishedLie.
etyman, keeps the best and Inost stylisheigs
and the best driving horses in the business.
Neat and Nobby Cuttrs, handsome and ten-
fortable Robes, and fast and safe horses always
on hand.
A very hata some faniily sleigh for oneor tito
horses.
Day and night calls promptly attended to.
Good driving horses benght and sold. _
REMEMBER THE PLACE — Opposite O. p.
Willson's Agricultural Warerooras, Sesforthe
689 ART1d.tell FRBS.
CHARLES DUNBAF4
LOCK AND GUNSMITH
SEAFORTH,
MANUFACTURER and Reporter of all kb&
of Englieh and Almerican G118,Bifle414-
volvers, Fishing Tackle! and Sporting Goods be
general, evishee to inform the public that he has
opeted teGeneral Repair Shop in Mr. Robr)
(Druggist) old stand, opposite Cardao's HOW
where he intends to cazty on business. Allkinde
of Repairing done in Locks, Keys, Gems, Rend.
vets, Parasols, Umbrellas. Table Plate, rt..
Grinding Done. The Repairing of Sewing
ehines a Specialty. Scissors, 'Knives, Stat
and Lawn Mowers sharpened and repired.
Electro Plating done en Gold and Siler. Old
Jewelry made ;just as •good as new. Ail Terig
entrusted to him will bepromptlyattended toOn
the shortest notice.
683 dECABLi1f3 DIJNBille Seifert**