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ring been bitten,
Lees.
ago iu eau.
was affected
Perpetrator Item -
add McDonald as
to deprive hire of
a affected, a trunk
he money stolen
was ervAged at
was aeconiplished
t no suspicion, can
livithiaL
of the Goderica
iummer holidays,
teachers, was pre -
with a silver card
napkin rings, and
fancy iuk stafld.
compartied by an
ed by Miss Nettie
y is retiring from
Kay, of Goderich,
Park, /leer Brant-
afaI accident by
democrat wagon.
ut the face, and
.'411.0 is now almost
'ects of the acoe.
returned from a,
' New York and
ilted States.
nship council has
25 to swell the
new Agrictiltural
:show- This is a
Eslicould be emu -
polities. A small
.palities interested
iral Society would
o the Society and
oerly expended by
of Turnberry, 111
other, were about
ack in Fordwich,
;heir horse took
Ling train, which,
id net notice, and
le unmanageable
Us accident might
lot been that two
a -ho were working
r to their assistlent occurred to
e, of Millburn, ire
!rue, while driving
r down Dunlop's
'The spring board
brown aver the
3 heels in the air.
✓ him, the wheel
en his body, but
his journey into
m a serious accie
a.
an, agent of the
mpany at Clintou,
Ler anddenly ou
week. Ile drove
on to the station,
while down there
press boa to his
:Teaoffiee, telling
• short distance
:co- then he has not
semen seems to
whereebouts. It
appropriated to
ale &urns of money
ated to him for
ss, and money be-
y as well.
Davis, of Wing -
well sermon to
at town on the
The church was
many had. to go
gain admission.
nan preached a
:gave some good
h should be of
.goers outside the
-church. During
Were affected to
bo congregation
the way of his
iem did in his.
el general pros-
Lould be the ob-
de. He warned
ilistic tendencies
they would keep
re from extrane-
' introduction of
Redd be the in -
of a very dan-
so warned them
:hags of Ilia suo-
ed
ia no captions
-sermons is a de-
-very few, if any
capable of em
and. dispassion:
MS.
g new pans and
n his salt block
;shoe store has
rty by Mr. Ed -
f Mitchell.
the Beat con -
spring wheat
five feat four
tyne, M. P. P.
ted cheese mare
A one week re -
week, Richard
living on the
etowel, fell from
his collar bone.
of the leading
. tits of Mitchell,
Gford, and win
at town here -
der savs The
ceot oue of the
'tted and sup-
-s in this part of
, Knox church,
d their pastor,
realm' leave of
to recuperate
e senior de
Public School,
us, has passed
mission to the
'.! P. for South
is sou. Tliemae,
and pleasure
Trow has a
ountry.
rose, of Shake-
. last week 450
of it having
_muter in fiye
,.I considerably
tty good acor e
villa:fie
e -
I features of
ford an tbe 5th
=doh.. - J. B.
Walk, or try ta
hours for a
JULY 29, 1881.
wager of POO, to take place on the
• 8tratford riding and driving park, com-
reencing at the hour of two o'clock
sharP.
David Cathcart, of 131anshard,
•recently spent four weeks in the North-
west. Ile tells a fearful tale of the in -
in Grand Valley, opposite
Brandon.. The crops are completely
covered, and the farmers Bailing ever
the fields of grain in boats and on rafts.
On the higher grounds the crops look
splendid, as gooct as in Ontario.
—Mr. J. Slack, a farmer of the 8th
concession of Blanshard, recently Bold
to Mr. McLean, cattle dealer of Goder-
We thirty-seven head of fat cattle for
which he received $2,700. Thirty-four
of these cattle were three-year-olda and
three two -year-olds. Their aggregate
-weight was 48,780 pounds, and their
average weight a fraction over 1,318
pounds each.
—The North Perth fall wheat show
will be held in the town hall, Stratford,
sit noon on Saturday, 27t1 August, 1881,
when the following prizes will be of-
ered : 10 bushels white wheat, lst,
- 316;211d, $14. 10 bushels red wheat,
1st, 16;3 - 2nd, $14. As the fall wheat
crop this year iaan -extra good quality,
it is expected there will be a lively com-
petition among the farmers. -
—A fire broke out Tuesday afternood
s stable occupied by Rev. Mr. Coop-
er, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
°brach, Listowel. A horse and buggy
which were in the building were barely
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
tura 'purposes as he e
where. A great drawbao
utilization and coiavenien
many tracts of good land
lence of marshy places, o
which, being small and,a1
will prove a formidable Co
tematic farming. Ma
marshes occur in the vied
City. From the level n
country the drainage of
will be difficult. The far
same vicinity are indig
the railway has take , a
resting on the expectati n
of their lands would be
the passage of the railway
the neighborhood. Sever
out and moving further so
the railway. Notwithstan
appointment _which the pe
City met with in losing
business 'appears to be pro
lively manner in that
place.
er saw frY-
to the pr per
workin of
is the preva-
small biags,
o numertus,
startle to ys-
y of t ese
ity of R pid.
ture of ttbo
the mar hes
ers in jthe
t at the t rn
they ere
hat the vtilue
nhanced by
line throipgh
I -are se1ing
th to be ear
ing the if3-
ple of R&pid
he rail a.y,
ressing i a
enterprising
AgricUltural Pursup s in the
Province of Qu•bee.
A special correspondent o f the Globe
is making a tour through he agrioul-
tura district of the Provin e of Que oec,
and is contributing a series of very in-
teresting and instructive le ters deal ng
with the manners and cust ms of he
people, social and religious'the ma u-
factnring and agrieultural i dustries nd
other matters. Of Of313 o the m st
prosperous agricultural tow s and n-
omad, the hay and harness being to tricts,en a recent letter, h gives he
tafly consumed. A house adjoining following interesting partica lars :
had a narrow escape from being de- ST. HYACINTHE.
stroyed. A spark- from the burning The city of St. Hyacin be, situa ed
building alighted on a dwelling on an- sortie forty miles east of o ontreal, on
other street, but was soon extinguished. the Grand Trunk railway, a the cen re
The loss will not be heavy. of a fine agricultural con try, wh oh
—A few evenings ago some vile 1 gives an excellent idea of the exten r to
wretch, at present unknown, placed a which modern improvement and me h -
live coal under the door step of the ods are revolutionizing the ; entire sys-
residence of a poor widow woman in tem of farming. Owing to n extens ve
Mitchell. Fortunately the act was .fire which swept the busine s portion of
noticed by a passer by before any the town some five ye rs sin e,
serious harm was done. Had the fire which has been rebu ilt w th
got headway it would have been impos- substantial brick stores, presents very
Bible to save a large block on Main mneh the aspect of a thrivieg Onta
Street, as the town is just now without town. The eity hall stands 'n the m d.
fire protection,of any kind,dle of the square, surroun• ed by n
.
—The largest load of butter ever de- anaple space on all sides. In one 1 -
livered in Mitchell at one time was eection a Steep slope leads to the r si-
taken into that market a few days ago dential quarter of the to I and he
from the Kirktori Creamery. It con- Grand Trunk station. Oa the ,ot er
gated of 85 tabs, containing 4,466 lbs., side are the back streets 1 -ading o-
waich realized 23 cents per lb., or a wards the river, which hal encirc es
total of 51,027. The butter was pur- the town. There are numer•us maein
°based by Mr. Wrightson, of Stratford, factnring indmetries, inclndi gabo
and was firat bought for 22a cents, but and shoe factory, a woollen facto y,
on seeing the quality of the article Mrand flouring mills, and the establi h -
Wrightson voluntarily raised ! half a iment of a large hosiery man factory to
cent. This speaks well for tlie Kirkton employ at least 60 hands is project d.
creamery. The town has voted a bonni of $12, 00
—A few evenings ago about hall past towards this object.
eight o'clock, Chief of Police Wilson THE AGRICULTURAL SPEC TIES
perceived a light at the back of Mowat's pf this neighborhood are b ck-raisi G g,
mill, in Stratford. Hastening to the airy farming, and latterly egg-roisiog.
spot he found a young lad, Joseph Uhe hay crop this season ha been v:ry
Glass, busy at work piling on kindling,!large and sold well—a great I portion of
wood, straw, sawdust, 8ec., and when it being shipped to the St tes. To e
the Chief -asked the little chap whet he habitans are comfortable a d, money
was doing it for he replied, "To have eleandant. As an instance o their n -
some fun." Two or three times pre- creased prosperity under the!, ew regi ei
vions to this Chief Wilson has had him it may be mentioned that tia •farm rs
in hand for breaking into stores and living within a radius of abo • t 25 mi es
stealing therefrom. His parents are have no less than a600,000 on deposit in
the -bank of St. Hyacinthe. 11 throu h
respectable and well-to-do. .
—A bloke in Stratford named James the country the patent mowe may e
McArdle, resorted to a new dodge to 'seen at work where a few yea s ago the
get his whiskey. Representing himself use of the scythe was almost universal.
to be a well-to-do farmer from Downie, There is one feature of Lower Canadi n
he- purchased a number of hay forks husbandry—the word may I•e und r -
from a hardware man on credit and 'stood in a double sense here— «hich 1as
went directly to all hotel keeper and :not yet beep altered. The women 411
pawned the forks for whiskey. He had. !do a very large share of th harvest
high life for a while, but his dodge was :work. Our social cense tives are
discovered, and the police magistrate !never tired of repeating the common
sent him to jail for thirty days.. He place that "women's sphere s home,"
will be ready for more hay forks and but the Quebec farmer has not even
another supply of whiskey when he progressed to that stage yet.
apparently that women's sp
gets his liberty.
—A shocking case of cruelty is re- follow the mowing machine,
ported to harve occurred in the town-. _raking under a hot 'July an
ship of Mornington a few days ago. It has the easy job of driving
appears that a daughter of Berger Kal- use of machinery is increa
askie, who is a Polander by birth, dis- by year, and with the introd
obeyed her father's wish by refaaing to more improved implements it
form a matrimonial alliance with a cer- hoped that the—to a Western
tain widower who resides in a neighbor- —unpleasant sight of wome
hag village. The father, enraged, is in field la,bor will disappear w•
said to have beat his daughter in a relics of the old state of th
moat fiendish manner, inflicting ter- Hyacinthe is fast becoming a
rible bruises upon her, fracturing sever- the horse trade with the Unit
al of her ribs, and leaving her more which is extending every yea
dead than alive. Her screams attract- fine horses are bred in the I
ed the 'neighbors, who upon ascertain- hood. In older to improve t
taining the state of affairs were so in- of heavy draught horses, stela
censed that the brutal parent hed a nar- been imported from France
row escape from lyn.ching. It is to be light horses- are &mixture b
hoped. that the law will punish the and Canadian blood. There
hard heaeted wretch as he deserves. stock. also of thoroughbred Fr
L—Dr. Hornibrook, formerly of Mit- nadian horseflesh.
chell, and at one time a porminent poli- CHEESE FACTORIES:
tician itt Perth, is now located in Cheeo-
The-cheese-factory system
kee, Iowa, and is doing a large practice veloped here has given a grea
in the art of healing the sick. In a to dairy farming among the ,
private letter recently received from him There are at least sixteen ch
he speaks of a dreadful storm that tories in operation within a a
swept over that section recently, over- ten miles from St. Hyacinthe
taaing him on the road to make a pro- eral average productionfor e
fessional visit. He succeeded in reach- about 150 cheeses of 60 pound
ing the house to which he was ping per moeth. These factories e
and getting himself and. horse under five or six months of the
ahelter, but his buggy was caught in a though managed by Englishl-
current of wind and carried away some people, the patrons- are ne
distance. A blacksmith shop, on the French. They are conducte
opposite side of the street from his joint stock principle. The
house, itt Cherokee, was blown quite bring:in their miIkto the fact
away. Six persons were killed during is weighed, and the quantity G
thAthem. A committee of the inemb
p f the storm
nd af
he r
he b -
rding tb
y ede
se ma
eive s
th
out
at m
ese fa
half
y be r
bulk
th
fiShert
opene
tendi
is loc 1-
actori s
e thieks
re is / to
nd do tIie
while he
But to
ing y ar
ction lof
is to Ibe
anadi n
.enga d
h otl4er
ngs. t.
entre of
d Stat s,
. Maey
eighbor-
e bred
ns have -
and tbe
Englash.
a god
noliGa-
•
tely
impetjts
habita
ese f
dins of
the gen-
h being
weight
n about
ear, :tad
13rleyal
a.if -gl ' eld s t s
on 14ie -th le
emb rs pr pert
, whi h th est
dited to A
98 bu
ye
o
op
th
itn
be
sti
fax
e business, whib
n introduced, h
ulna to !poultrir
ers.
MOVEMENTS 0
lhas quite recently
given a great
•aising among the
POrLATION.r
he principal e» igration, as else -
w a ere, is to the Ne ••1England factories,
an the farms of th American North -
we t. There is a 'c intinual drain on
th population in t se directions, but
soa.e of thelfactory 'ands returnawhen
th y have accumulai :d of
little F
le mreonnoehy
ia he States. M f h
pc) ple also go to the eastern townships,
w re -that !lemon steadily on the
inc ease. As an i space of this, I was
toi of a single co tasion of the town-
s of Compton, w • •re eight years ago
t :re were rio Freuc families settled,
to le are new twe -two French own-
er: of farms on thi oncession. Many
of ,he old iuhabitats still feel the
p ,e sure of the Se'. 41iierial tenure ys-
teii, having to pay t le annual time unt
fix:. in commutaltien of Seigniorial
rigi ts, which, hopliver, they are at
lib:rty to capitalize eo a basis of 6 per
cett
EXEMPTION M TAXATION.
here is la verV large amount of
cb,u h property in t e town, which is
all xempt from tax:!pion, either gen 3ral
! or s ecial. There a ' !, three convents,
college With rie
one endowments, and
a q entity of real e ate belonging to
the ishop—iso that Out of the million
doll:rs or thereabout on the assessment
roll •f St. Hyacinth upwards. of .$400,-
0 s exempt. As • ay be supposed,
this is dead weight o all schemes for
m icipal improva ants, and does
mUC. to retard th progress of the
pl ; but I am b nd to Bay that
th islittle or nolf ling on the sub-
je7t, and that th reseat condition
is o.era11y submitto1 to and tacitly
acquiesced inl as inc table. The same
hold:good with re d to most ma-
in n ties in LowerCanada. Some
peop e may grumb e in private, but
p bl cly hardly any e dares to breathe
rd against the ip inciple of exe tion —and the gre t majority, •oth
Prot saint and Oath lic, care little Or
both ng about it, an do not feel it a a
gri v nee.
SUGAR BEET ULTURE.
ny of the farm s in the neigh or -
hoed are growing a f w acres of be ts,
unde contract with e West Fun am
Beet Sugar Factory, nd as a rule t ey
ar n it very Well set.fled with the ex -
exit. The beets • resent a poor ap;
per:nee, and abou • alf the crop as
in lin ny instances be n lost, Either f om
want of experience owing and ten ing
Or by reason of the ought. Other of
th f rmers have d land to the c m -
pa y for beet.grc ng. The gen ral
Op men here is n avorable to he
su ce of the beet -H ar enterprise.
oung girls, as
from he country sit
fuli -hose acquain
eviler' they go to a
ro t , distrese d wit
share of criminals.
namal Mary Jane
the ei y looking for
m de tly and meai
getter 1 appearance
us all• good lookin
went p Queen stret
tir lly was anxious
house, she enciaired
se w om she Met.
On o the basest and
her ki d, and Sbetol
tu e t at the place
an ex 6ellent boardia
bi ed er victim t
otheree cellent boardi
han one of th
rep te on York at
snot long•there
th kind of a te
b en led: Over
ame, she fle,d
w ndered about
rested as a
t up in the p
ce won the sy
nd several go
home fel. a
e
ill
ed
ha
an
an
wa
br
pe
bo
ou.
fax
fo
th
co
ne
ca
wi
•
ug
ra
ily.
me
St
Pa
8,1:
rio
h t
ny years ago
between nin
te of New
y was known
nd it is Ism
rom Hollan
o above,ka st
come to light. I n(
en urg • , One of
siened a relea e
ty,l co o• prising portio
cities i the State 10
- elsewh re, to his ni
time leased for
Shorta before the
the whole, family
the est tea were foil
of, norr nts having b
can be earned, b
direct • ale heir now
the per on of Mr. Sto
toria C oss, Markh.
ing the eldest livin
n of Jacob
e having' rn
by his gr
tea were n
eric n Govern
ghs abing 1 ft
rs b fore the r
nion of good le,a
pro erty willb'-
ossible to c lc
the pre ent value
may be surmised t
tarn „30,000,000
Is
11 as young en,
ld be very c re -
&nee they m ke
go city like
more than than its.
n Saturday a •irl
arroll arrived in
work. She • as
dressed, and I er
• that of an n-
ountry girl. 4he
and as she 'at.
get a boars mg
one of her own
Ole woman as
ost treachero • s of
the simple c ea -
ere she lived as
house, 'and in -
accompany her.
g house was no
lowest house of
et. Miss Car oll
ore she dam er-
into which he
helmed with ear
from the ho se,
he streets till he
vagrant.
ce court, her
1
011
teriperance meeting held last see to the sales of the produce,
week in Mitchell Rev. Mr. Walker, of the manager has been paid at
Stratford, during his remarks on mode! of a cent and half per pound,
crate drinking, said they had men in peace remaining is. divided ace
Stratford wh.o could drink enough the quantity of milk supplied
quer to knock thirty Mitchell men into Practical and experienced che
the gutter, and still hold up their heads, ., ers, either men or women, r
meet and. look with holy horror upon t` high as $50 to $60 per m
the men who was reeling drunk on: but !' board, and unskilled hands
two glasses. Where is the line to bo!! per month and board. The g
drawn between drunkenness and mod- jority, if not all, of these c
erate drinking, when one man with tories have been started withi
thirty glasses in him Gall look in oppaa. dozen years, and the system
ent respectable soberness on the man garded as now firmly establish
with two glasses in him and say, "You the French Canadians. The
poor raiaerable drunken brute?" Mr. the produce goes to the Unit
Walker says they have plenty of men Three butter factories are also
in Stratford. -who ta,ke sixty glasses a actual operation or shortly to b
day and walk home in the evening The cheese factory system is
with an air of sober dignity. Stratford further east, two residents of t
must be a bad town. Sixty glasses ity being engaged in fitting out
a day would be pretty hard on the di -1 below Quebec.
gastive organs, and if Mr. Walker did THE EGG EXPORT
not have "Reverend" before his name! to the other side is also very d
we should feel strongly inclined to ble. There are two egg dep
doubt the correctness of his state- factories," they are usually ca
raents. • —*ere the hen fruit is pure
—Mr. Hiram Borland, of Fullaaton, stored up for exportation. T
who during the past few weeks has shipment is -estimated at ab
been on a trip to the North-west, has 000, one of these houses send
returned. Re does not give the couri-I 8513 many as 150,000 dozen d
try Bo flattering a recommendation as -season. The price now paid f
some others who hese visited it. He 14 cents per dozen, but the
reports that along the Asainiboine river bought considerably cheape
the soil is more or less light, and in spring time. The eggs can
some places inclined to be stony. In served fresh for monthe or ye
.,tlie vicinity of Rapid City, however, essary, by being packed away
there is 50111e as fine land for agrioul-
barrels in a solution of lime a
5
,‘ •
•
f
o
II
•
0
0
en
ap-
pithy of every -
lemon are lboking
in somei q iet
partnership as
early settler in
k. This firm or
s the "nine p rt -
sed the mem sers
In connec ion
nge case has ust
2 Jacobus !St ut-
riginal nine p rt -
f all his pro er-
s of the princ pal
New York nd
children, at t at
inety-nine ye rs.
velutionary • ar
ed to Canacta, nd
e time lost si:ht
en paid, as fa as
• he lessees.. he
omesforward in
71
•
•
•
V
1
11
•
tenburgh, of
township, he
grandson of
tontenburgh,
ut, he claims'
-grandfather.
forfeited. to
nt—the Sten
• country sev
ution—it is
authorities t
recovered, It
e with accur
e property, b
e anywhere
3100,000,000.
ic-
be-
he
nd
he
As
he
en-
ral
he
at
is
cy
t it
be -
Fall Whe
- Spri
Spri
f Oat
Pea
• Bar
• Bat
Bat
• Egg
nside
ts—"e
ed h
Bed a
e ye
t $5
aw
ing t
✓ eggs
Can
in
be p
s if n
in la
d aci
Flo
Hay,
Hid
She
Sal
Sal
- Vet
Lip
Oat
, Tel
Cl Ti
18 Clo
is
e for
e fro
0- 3i
Pe
bo
sM
HEM 1KETS.
A 0 Til, July 28, 18 1.
1 20 to 122
ngW eat,Fife,por u het.— 1 20 to 1 22
20
ppeerrbausehheoli........ .......
g W eatlited0 a ,p. . 10 1609 :tic: 01
87 to 40-,
eypo bushel 0 60 to 0 55
er,N .1,Loose... ..... 0 12 to 1 14
er, T b 8 14 to 1 16
• 0 18 to 114
r,pe 100 lbs. 275 to 85
. . . 4. .... 8 00 to it 00
p r 1001b.. . ....... 05 6000 too 0690
(ret Moor bar el, ..
pski each... :
•••••• , 00
(who esale)per ar el '7 90
toes yer bush I 8 60 to 7 76
es, p: bag..... .. . .. 0 30 to 40
eanl brl . 5 50 to 00
ow,p r lb 0 06 to 06
othy Seed per us el. 2 50 to 25
er Se d per bus el. 4 50 to 00
1 per /13 • 022 to 24
ON
fir
4
to
poi
ght
Sha
ive Stock 111/ arkets.
REAL, Ju1 y 26,
t -class hi ppi
c to 5/c cerpo
ic, and thir
ndlive
50 head at 4
e purohased
17
881,—The pr ces
g cattle .ra ged
nd; second-cl ss,
-class, 3c to3c
. j N. Kenn zdy
to 5/. Ja e es
6 head at s me
1
range of prices. These were, all for ex-
port. Wm. Jack had 48 head, which
he diaposed of $30 to $36 per head to
butchers. W. Burrows, of Ottawa,
sold 20 head of inferior cattle from $19
to $30 each, or 8c to 31-c per pound.
R. Moss disposed of 20 head at $17 to
$25 each, 30 per pound. All the sheep
,were bought up at 4/c per pound, and
good ambisold at $3.25 to $3.75.
Nine calves were sold at $5 each.
e
!Hogs sold at 7c to 71c per pound.
LIVERPOOL'July 27. --- Sprin
9s 5dI ; red winter, 9s 1
1.0d ; white, 9s 08d; club,
oats, as 2d.; barley, 5s 3d;
07d; pork, 74s Od; beef, 92s 6d
55s Odi.
TOR NTO, july 28. -Fall whe
to $1.2; spring,$1.20 to $1.23;
to 43c; peas, 65c to 73c; barle
600; 11av, per ton, $09 00 t
butter 17c to 24c; potatoes per bush.,
650 to 70; eggs, per doz., 14c to 15c.;
dressed hogs, per 100 lbs., $8.00 o $8.50;
wool, per lb., 22o to 23c.
wheat
d to 98
Os -Old,
peas, 6s
cheese,
t, $1.17
oats, 42e
55c to
$14 00;
Cheese !Markets.
LITTE FALLS, N.Y., July 25,. Cbeese
market more active. Sales, 12,000
boxes factory cheese at RC. IC, 11C. ;
bulk, aOac, 800 boxes farm d iry sold
at 9c. to 10c. Forty packages IA butter
sold at 203. to 23c.
INGERSOLL, July 26. Eighteen fac-
tories Offered 4,060 boxes of oh
. being first half July make. T
tories Sold 540 boxes at 101c.,
Men preferring to hold the
eese, -all
ree foe-
factory -
✓ goods
rather than sell for less than 110. Cable
steady at 54s, notwithstand•ng the
extraordinarily large shipm uts to
Liverpool the past three weeks.
Local Notices.
A G. MoDoneeee & Co.'s Gaeat Sale
of Dry (Floods, -before moving into their new build-
. Buyers
hould call
ken in ex -
7
BINS.—
• ing, ii11 continue tor two weeks long
who have not yet attended this sale
early and see the batgains. Butter t
change at the highest marlcet price. 7
Woo PICKINGS, HIDES AND
I will p y the highest cash pricee for ay quantity
of wool ickings, Hides, sheep and call skins de-
livered nitmy furniture store. No true or trade,
cash for everything. Joint S. PORTER. 6.54
RECEIVED THIS WEER AT WILSON &
Youn's , a lot of Extra Choice Young iyson Tea,
ti
bought At a bargain for caeh. Any patty buying
from netT, either in small or large quantities, we
wili gu rantee as good or better value tan can be
e Domin-
ch trouble
say. We
efined and
he recent -
11 require
prices, as
had tin, ugh any Grange or Pedlar in
ion. Give us a trial. It Will not be m
to return one lot if wo,cannot do as WE
have a large lot of Granulated Blight
Raw Sugars in stock, bought before
advane. Calland secure what you w
for pre crying before we advance our
they mutgo up. 705
WE MARE the best sticky Fly aper in
the world. We have on band Holloway's Insect
•Killer, hoo Fly Poison, Hellibore for Currant
Bushes, Pure Paris Green for Potato Pugs, and
any amo nt Of purest drugs and chemicals. E.
Hickson *Co, Seaforth. 710.
I Feel PULLING.—John Beattie of the.
,Seaforth Flax Mill is now prepared to make con-
tracts for the pulling of flax. Apply a his office,
Bank of Commerce Building. 710.
Births.
COLE—In Goderich township, on the
the wife of Mr. Thos. Cole of a son.
HALLIDAY—In Brussels, on the 9th
wife of Mr. John Halliday of a daug
STOREY—In McKillop, on the 20th
wife of Mr. Joseph Storey of a dau
MORRISON—In McKillup, on the 174h
wife of Mr. Thomson Morrison of
FORBES—In Seaforth, on the 16th
wife of Mr.Arthur Forbes of a daug
HENDERSON—In Tuckersmith, on
inst,, the wife of Mr. John B. Hen
daughter.
MEYElt—At Wingham, .on the 28th
wife of Mr. H. W. C. Meyer of a da
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Marriages.
KNTJTSON—BETTS — On the 21st
Wroxeter, by Rev. Geo. Brown,
Knutson, to Miss Sarah Jane Bet
Wronter. .
SPARLINC'o—MOONEY--In Winglia
26th inst., at the residence of t
mother, by Rev. R. F. Keefer,
Spading, of Meaford, to Miss Ne
of Wingham.
CANTELON—BOYD—On the 2let ins
R. Thomas, Mr. Wm. Cantelon, to
all of Clinton.
PEAREN—MTT.T,FR—On the 28th ultit,by Rev.
Joseph Philp, at the residence of ti e bride's
father, Mr. Joshua Pearen, to Miss Mary Ann
Miller, youngest daughter of Mr. Blobert Mil-
ler, all of Belgrave.
Deaths.
WALLACE—In Tuckersmith, on the
; at the residence of her son,
' Wallace, Mrs. Elizabeth Wallac
1 years.
'JOSLIN —In Seaforth, on the 24th iilist., Edith
Brierly, only chid of Mr. Thosi E. Joslin,
agedi 4 months.
CLUFF—In McKillop, on the 25th •iistr., Mrs.
Hannah Cluff, aged 66 years.
MITH—In Cass county, Dakota, on t
William, infant son of James and J
aged one year and 11 months, 1
West Wawanosh.
MATTI1E1NS—At Nile, on the 9th ins
Mat hews, aged 72 years.
TEA CEIY—In Seaforth, on the 21st in
youngest on Of Mr. Wm. Tra
weeks.
5th inst.,
inst., the
ter.
inst., the
ter.
inst., the
son.
inst., the
ter.
the 24th
mon of a
inst., the
hter.
inst., at
. John
, both of
, on the
0 bride's
. James
e Mooney,
. by Rev.
Mrs. Boyd,
lth inst.,
. Samuel
, aged 85
o 9th inst.,
°Smith,
rmerly of
. , William
st., James,
ey, aged 7
London,Huron and Bruce.
Mail. Express.
P.M. P.M.
220 625
325 728
888 740
„ 905 852 758
Goma. NORTH— ExpreS8.
A.M.
Londo , depart 7 40
lia
Centi
Exete
Hensa
8 40
852
Kippen 9 11 3 57 7 59
Brucefield 9 21 4 07 8 08
Clinton 9 39 . 4 23 8 25
Lon neshbro. 9 58 4 41 8 45
BIythl
B 10 06 4 50
algr ve
10 24 506
Wingham, arrive ....10 45 5 25
aoINGExprep
- A. M. P. hi
Wingham, depart.... 7 00 2 67
B elgraive 7 18 3 05
Blyth .4 785 828
Londeaboro ...... 7 44 3 3B
Clinton 8 02 3 54
Bracetield
Kippen
Hensel'
Exeter....
Centralia
London, arrive
8 20
8 80
8 86
8 52
9 02
10 05
-
4 07
4 15
4 20
4 82
4 42
5-35
Great Western Rail
, Trains citatre Brussels station, nort
\
Goailo NONTH. GOING s
Mixed .... . . .. 0:45 A. M. Accom.. ....
Accom..1.. ..237 P. M. Atmore
Acoom........9:15 P.M. , Mixed ......
SS under
8 52
909
925
Express.
P. M.
620
688
6 66
7 04
7 24
7 43
7 59
806
8 25
8 42
10 10
ay.
and south
.5:50 A. M.
12.16 P.M
. 8:00 P. M
ESTRAY STOCK.,
STRArY CATTLE.—Strayed from the premises
14 01 the une.ersigned, Lot 18,Conceesion 7,11ib-
• and heifer
eifer rising
steer was
neck and
was gray.
✓ was of a
rmation as
itably re -
710x 1
bert, four Iliad of cattle. A ttee
rising thee years old and a steer and
two years ola. The three a ear old
white with red around the head an
spots on the bides, the other stee
One heifer was all red and the oth
roan colnr. Any one giving ouch inf
will lead to their recovery will be s
warded. MICHAEL RA.WLEY.
PATTVF1 STRAYED — Strayed fi
Coneession 2, H. R. S., Tuckers
about the 8th of July, 7 head of youn
being two ytar old heifers and 5 year
of the two year olds is all red, and th
with white star on face and white belly
is heavy With call. The yearlings an
one white and red and the other blac
belly and white on end of tali; the
steers, one grey, another red and whi
star on facen and the other small s
and cropped tail. Any person giving
mation as will lead to the recove
animals wil be liberally rewarded.
Seaforth P 0.1
m Lot 23,
ith, on or
cattle, 2
gs. One
other red
This one
wo heifers)
with white
others are
with large
ze, all red
ch infor-
of these
M. ROBB,
711
SOMETHING N
_ Gl- _ II' L
Has taken a new partner into his busine
MR. SAMUEL MOCLEAN, a gentleman
derstands hi's business, having had fourtee
From the enormons increase in the busine
Harp to take itt a
the increasing nu
Mr. McClean cour
vantages he hash
now a delivery rig,
liver goods anywher
N. B.—From M
McClean's fourtee
and retail business,
inducements than
vinced. No troubl
We intend to mak
kept in stock that
vision store. The
'ye partner to assist in in
ber of customers. The c
eous and obliging, and f
d, he is the man for the
which will be on hand
e in the corporation.
y life-long experience, a
la years' experience, bot,
we claim to be in a pos
ever before. Give us
to show goods. All we
TEAS a speciality, an4
re found in a first-olaS
following aro some of it
stock:
FLOUR, OATMEAL, , CORNM
WI
PORT IT
, in the person of
ho thoroughly un -
years' experience.
s it became neces-
ting the wants of
stomers will fmd
om the many &d-
imes. They have
t all times to de-
, j
ed to our Mr. Me-
in the wholesale
tion to offer better
call and bei COIL-
sk is a fair trial.
all things will be
grocery and pro -
16 articles j kept ill
AL, (MOPPED
PEED, CRAC ED WHEAT, GRA AM FLOUR,
SHORTS, OATS, PEAS, BEANS, &O.
TEAS, SUGARS, 70BACCOS, PICKLESt CANNED FRUIT,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRU1T-a N THEIR SEASON.
BACON, HAMS, OROCKI RYWARE.
CHINA SETS OF THE MOST MODERN DESIGNS
BEDROOM SETS, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS,
CLASS CEM QUART AND HALF CAttON FRUIT JARS.
AULT & Mc 'CLEAN.
]JOTPOE1L TO SOM
OF THE BARGAIN
AT
HOFFMAN BROS.'
GREAT DISCOUNT ALE
NOW GOING ON.
Cardno's Block, Seaforth.
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A.. I—I I -A A- 1\T T-• I 1\T
—OF—
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
. AND GLASGOW.
•
TILE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE
Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage Tickets at
Lowest 1ates. Steerage Passengers are booked
to Londo , Cardiff, Bristol, Queenstown, Derry,
Belfast, qalway and Glasgow, at same rates as
to Liver ol,
SAIL NGS FROM QUEBEC:
4th JUNE
KORATI
SARMATIAN. 11th JUNE
CIRCASSIAN •. 18th JUNE
POLYNESIAN .26th JUNE
PARISIAN ..... • 2nd JTILY
SARDINIAN . sih JULY
MORAVIAN .......16th JULY
SARMAT : ..213rd JULY
CIROASS .80th JULY
POLYNE IAN . 6th AUG.
PARISIAN .. .. .....1.3th AUG.
SARDINIAN : . .20th AUG.
MORAVIAN .27th AUG.
Steamer will leav Toronto every
The lilail Stea
tat train connecting at uebec with the
A I lan
Friday at 7:02 A. M. Ir Pees, ngera can also
1 ea ve Toronto by the e:52 P. M. train on Fridays,
and connect with the Steamer at Rimouski,
• (paying the extra fare, 84 45, Quebec to Ri-
m ouski.)1 BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT
—The Steamship Peruvian, 4,000 tons, Captain
J. Richie, will be despatched from Boston to
Liverpool, direct, at 8 A. M., June 24th. For
ticket s and every information apply to
708 A. STRONG, Agent, Senterth.
THE SEAFORTH CHEESE FACTORY.
ARTIES wishing to send rink to the Sea -
forth Cheese Factory, and not desiring to have
it manufactured on the commission principle, the
manegement are prepared to purchase the milk
on the following terms: 8 cents per gallon of
10 p oundi4; the milk to be given until the close
of tbe FaCtory Season. • An advance of 7 cents
will be paid each Saturday, and the remainder at
the end of the season; but parties cot sending
their milk till the end of the season will receive
only 7 coits. The milk to be delivered on the
stands and to be of first quality. For further
particulars appl3. to either of the undersigned.
W. S ROBEIA SON, Manager; THOMAS E.
HATES, President.
N. B. Parties having milk to dispose of would
do well to note that our prices for milk are equal
to 35 centa per pound for butter thie hot weather;
and 21 cents in the fall of the year, and ail labor
Bayed. -711.
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TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH.
VOTERS' LIST FOR MI.
NT ()TICE is hereby given, that I have trans-
-s-1 witted or delivered to the persons mention-
ed in the third and fourth sections of "The
Votes' Lists Act," the copies required by said
section to be so transmitted or delivered of the
list, made pursuant to said. Act, of all persons
appearing by the last revised Asseisment Roll of
the said municipality to be entitled to vote in
the said municipality at elections .ta members
of the Legislative Aesercfbly and at municipal
elections ; and that said lint was first posted up
at my office, in Tockersmith, on the 19th day of
July, 1881, and remains there for inspection.
Electors ai e called upon to examine the said list,
and, if any mansions or any per er.ors are
found therein, to take immediate proceedings to
have the saiderrois corrected according to law.
Dated at TAckeramitb theenst day of July, 1881.
WM. McCONNELL, Clerk, Seaforth P. 0. 712-1
N E -A
WANTED.
WANTED—The sum of $1,0(1) for three years.
T Interest, six per cent. pert annum, payable
yea rly. First-class seem ity. 1Ir particulars
Apply to M. P. HAYES, Sealer , or to Me-
OAUGHEY & HOLMaSTED, 1,12
' MISCELLANEOUS.
FOB SALE—A frrst-class hundred acre farm
ncar Exe ler, Huron. Immediate ossession.
Apply to Rev. John Logie, Rodgerville P. 0.
711x4
VOR SALE.—Two Large Carom
bles—n arly new—with balls, c
lamps, &c., rc inplete. Cheap for CAS
ed notes. Ai ply" to W. MOORE, Se
chanicie Ins1i4ute, Seaforth.
WOUND b t een Mcrrisbank and
-a: Moffatt' 4asidence, Turnberry, on
July 21st, a cket-book containing
notes. TbePivner can have the eam
kir prope:tyl,Jpaying expenses and
MRS. FRANK WEIGHT, Morrieban
illiard Ta -
es, racks,
or Spprov-
re ta ry Me-
112-tf
r. George
Thursday,
oney and
by prov •
pplying to
712
11
1DRECENTOR WANTED.—Applica ions will
-L be received by the undersigned n til August
25th, 1881, for the position of rre entor for
Egmondville .-esbyterian Church. S lary, 3100
per annum. 1 For further informatio apply to
S. 0ARNOCH.N, Seaforth P. 0. 7124
REAL ESTATE FOR S LE.
PLENDID FABMIN MeWILLOP F It SALE.
Lot No. 34 Concession 14, MOLD° , contain-
ing 55 acres, 0 acres of which are cl ared and
under cultiva ion, the balance is well timbered.
There is a larkc frame barn, stable, sheds and
good log houe, also a young hearth orchard.
The farm is Rea fenced, free from st mps and
underdrained, with a never failing Bp ing creek
running through it. It is 'within 8 miles of
Walton; 7 froniBlyth and the same om 13ras-
sels, and 11 rom Seefoith, -with a avel road
running to each place. It is an exc lent farm
and will be sad cheap, as the propriet r is going
to Dakota. he adjoining 50 acres c ri also be
bought reaso able. Apply on the pr ises to the
\prelotperinep.o
proprietor to Walton P. 0. EDWA " D RYAN,
v
712
'ARM FO SALE—Splendid fa « for sale
by Publ e Auction, Also Farm tock and
Implements. r E. Bossenberry ha been in-
structed by e undersigned adraini rators to
sell by Publi uctionlon the premis • on Satur-
day, Ostober 1 t 1881, commencing a 1 o'clock
sharp, tbe fo wing farm, farm stock lid imple-
ments : The a m is composed of the north 30
acres of Lot '.21, and the eouth 53a res of Lot
No. 28, in th 2th Concession of th T vornshin of
Hay, and 8 r'more or less, be' the south
west corner 1 Lot 28, in the llth C n ession of
the said tow p, the whole making 7 acres and
all in one blo k There is a good ore ard, good
bank barn, pl ty of spring water and ood hard-
wood timber. he land is of the best uality. It
is situated w t n 3 miles of Zurich and of a
mile of the vi ge of Blake. Term Ten per
cent of them' c se money to be paid sn 4lay of
sale. For ba a ce terms will be made known on
tile day of s e. Farm Stock—The 1 nu Stock
consists of tw ows, 7 sheep, 1 plow, 1 rang plow,
1 set iron h rr ws, 1 fanning mill, 1 lumber
wagon and o b r articles. Terms—AI sums of
$5 and • u d r, cash; over that a, . mutt 32
months' cied t ill be givennon fur. jailing ap-
proved joint nc tes. JACOB MEYER C. BEM -
LER, A. 11, 'ULPFER, Administrators. E.
B )SSENBE Y, Auctioneer. 712
FA1UX FO
ed and and instrtiet
by 'wayof tend
half of Lot
Township of
Compriting ijiO
portion of th e
deceased. S al
same at1ressItd
Sr., and Wm C
up till 12 o'd
Septer, e
offer fach
acres EeParatel
buolk. The and
accept he hi h
good q alit, a
cleared and fenc
schools and chp
Hepsall and Ki
Bince Railroad.
to plow and so
potteession on t
11
S LE IN T1TP. TOW SHIP OF
undersigned has bee authoriz-
dby the owners- ther of, to sell
r Lot No. 27 and tbe North
o. , iri the 7th COZ1CCS on of the
y, in the County of 11 on, Ont.
cres of land more or le •s, being a
tate of the late Hen Shaffer,
offeas will be receiv d for the
to the undersigned, :ugh Love,
e ItIrrY.°431131In' ilotne.finF4dirrinLegn;Ptitlie-c e :3- :d. : mai
011and
acres separately, or a o 59
, Or for the whole 15t acres in
rsigned will not be bound to
§t or any offer. The and is of
d nearly the one hal of it is
; it is convenient t markets,
ches, being shoat 5 'les from
penaTthe Londbn, Huron &
Purchasers will have he liberty
on the 5th of Septerab r:Taritmirdis:
nd of November,n
—One half cash, and the balance in 4 ears with
L017E, S4„ W . CURRY, Attorneys lo.rgUNoaalill
interest at 6 per t., securd bymortga
, e788
Shaffer, Cha4les Shaffer and George 'ifaffro.
Hilla Gree 11 y, alone 2,5, 1881.
e
1
DIRECT FROM THE
MANUF AC TURERS,
1
AT LOWEST MILLPRICES,
AU the Leadivg Brands in Cotton
Yarns and Carpet Warps,
—ALSO—
FULL LINES IN CANADIAN SHIRTINCS
EVERY PRICE AND COLOR.
MOURNING
I wish to call attention to my Black
GoodsIn BLACK CASH-
.
MERES I claim I have superior
lines.
FRENCH MAKE, noted for its
beauty of shade and fineness of twill.
ENGLISH MAKE, noted fbr its
width, weight and color.
Splendid Value in: Low -Priced keds,
'Commencing at 20 ets. Per Yard.
1 We keep a good assortment of every-
thing to Complete MOURNING
ORDERS
particularly TRIM-
MED MILLINERY, of which we
have a very large stock on hand at all
prices. Any one requiring these Geods
will consult their oiwn interests by !giv-
ing us- a. call.
BALANCE OF SUMMER MILLINERY
To be Sold at a Great Sacrifice.
PARASOLS,
SUNSHADES,
LINEN COSTUMES4.
LIEN -EN and ALPACA 1JLSTERS
GROCERY _DE.PARTMENT.
Just tO hand EXTRA VALUE in all
Grades of Sugars, Teas and Coffees.
LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.
The Liquor Department is well sap -
plied with all the best brands in
BRANDIES, WHISKIRS and WINES,
ALES, PORTERS, &e:
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW COODS.
THOMAS KIDD.
SUMMER RESORT.
THE POINT FARM, CODEMCH.
THE COOL BREEZES OFF LAME
HURON RENDER THIS SPOT
A DELICHTFUt AUGUST RETREAT
-
PIN E IB_E A- 0.1-I,
LARGE PLEASURE GRo UNDS
AND,
SPLENDID VERANDAS.
ACCOMMODATION FOR I
TWO IitiND'RED GUESTS.
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE
• ON TAFI PREMISES.
TER14S—$8 to $10 per week; Children and
'
Nurse, half price..
Write or Telegraph for ROOMS and _Bendier
Cfroular, Address:
VirlitIGHT, Proprietor..
Pobat Farm Godaieh, July 25, 1881. 112-
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