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Potash viii the Soil'
The effects of potash upon the Boal
are well-known to be remarkable. One.
hears continually that ''the land nev r
forgets a dressing, of ashes ;" and cauls
are continually spoken of where the
effects are apparent after 80 or 40
years.. This is not surprising When e
action of potash in the soil is coni
ed. Much error is taught - in thi
spect: Potash is held by the soil er
firmly, and so }is,phosphoric acid ; n
both of these are the principal: fort lit
ing elements of wood ashes. -Dr. La
states that Potash and phosphoric
remain in the eoilfor at least 30 ye r
and an application of these fertili ea
made 30 years ago at 1Rothamaitea is
e still recognized by its effects upon the
crops. Potseh -is • one of the • bait
necessary ingredients of the soil for
plant food. `It is at the same nee
I very abunda t -in the soil, but Unto nr4.
ately is held in its • combination it
silicic, in the form of a silicate, in is
insolvable ' d inert • condition. - n
therefore it is that an •applitiatio I df
e er form it
, - potash, in w atmay b ,Ito
the soil has ' inch remarkable favor hle
effects. Itis because of their'effeets
• upon the sol _in rendering the potns-i
availabLe by dissolving the silicate th it
lime, a: it, chloride of potash, and pb
haps gy •sum, or the sulphuric acid1 r
leased ' rom this ih its decomposit e,
o
are so' beneficially used as fertiliz' ;r ,
and itis this effect, also exerted by , h
atmosp ® ere and the` weather upon he
silicatein the soil, thatmakes a
plowin t, fallowing and cultivation o e
much so. The'ab#udance • of .pot s •
- that exists in the soil may • be reali e
by con:idering thee proportions of: t
which go to make j up the foilowist,
oommo • rocks and minerals while
enter ' • to ,the • composition of rock .
Mica, . he glistening, scaly scbataho
that is so abundant in almost ever
soil, an il in se great many rocks, contain
9 per cee t. of, potash•feldspar; the flea
color a.• d reddish i roelt 'which is s
often as;;ociated with quartz, in gran te,
gneiss, eke slates,' porphyry and bas lt,
and is of ten found in masses and y •n
alone, contains no less than 17 per c t
of pot: sh, and nearly all the :sla
contain a considerable portion.
these ro Its form -more or less' of neer
all soil:, clays, loams, _gravels :a
sands, potash is• -therefore ekoeedin
abunda U t, but, as we have said; it ie e
locked . p as to be only slowly ay .rI
able. tut as it becomes a'ailable,',i I
held very firmly in the soil; and
never c : reed , off by :the drainage.
farmer an never therefore g wrong•'
.dib°supplying
z ally his soil wi h pot::h
—The o airy.;
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Irish People at Home.
In a l acture on ' ` Ireland, ; and t
Irish at home"` delivered in' the W
Fortyf urth Street Methodist ' Chnrr
New Ye k, recently, the ;pastor R;
Dr. Oakley, the lecturer said he le
read the London Times by : -heave
-light, as late ae ten o'clock one an
iner'sni gh.t iii the -city of Londonde
Dr. Oakley, in describing his landing 'u
Ireland while an •a recent eEurope.:
tour, said the This companion, Bissh.p
Hugh. Miller Thompson and himse f,
were asked by the Customs officers if
they had any) whisky ---or . tobacco io;
their persons, and both answer a
promptly in the negative- "Howeve ,
said the lectt er, the -officals insist d
on making search, and;�..in . r,
Thompson's beggage.e. cigar box, •ha f-,
full, was discgvered. Bless -;my -soul 1''
exclaimed th bishop in great conte'
nation, ' a 'frind gave them to me, a
I forgot all about them.' He had
come down with the stamps.
It was explained that the harbor
Cork was f or'nerly called Cove, b
that after the - Queen's visit to
vicinity, the i Anglo-Irish authoriti
changed the name to Queenstown. _ -
connection with his description nf_ the s
part of the Green Isle; Dr. +Oaks:y
- said : 1
I want to sally that it is: only necessa
to have it known that- you are fro
America to I be treated by t o e
et
Irish as -though you were sons .f
nobility. In, no country. of Europe a e
Americans welcomed with half :o
much warmth, or treated with, su I s
profuse generosity as in.Ireland "
With reference to Ireland's prese
condition, the lecturer said that in tJ
north of Ireland there is certain y
great poverty,, and that , is the riche t
part of the country. . The Englis
Government put -a sword in_ the han
' of Ireland when it established t
national schools.. Out of these instit
tions have come a race of intelliger
Irishmen who read, the papers, lear
what other nationalities have done a d
are doing to right their wrongs, and -a
preparing to follow the example show
Undoubtedly a deplorable wrong °xis s
in Ireland, for, the righting iof whic
England is directly responsible. •
As to the religion of Ireland, • D
Oakley said, that he is prepared to o
justice to an enemy, and• therefore e
ws,uld say thz .t the' Roman Cathol 'o
Church has done more to guard t -e.
sanctity, of the home nd marria -e
relations than' all other churches p
together. •
j
He eulogized\Pope Leo's recent pr
nunciamento as to•the-. beet .obstacl s
in the wr y of the tidal wave of u'nla
leasness in the Emerald Isle.
e
at
v.
s
y
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e
t!
Destroying Cut Worms.
True Farming at the South:'
treats at some length of the ways to
subdue this foe to young plants; and
says: i.,
" The grower of cabbages, tomatoere.
etc., on a small scale, can readily ,pr
toot his plants; from cut worms by an
rounding; their stems with 'paperfor
short distance below and, above th
surface, and leaves have been used fo
the same purpose. Hills of . melon
encumbers, eta., may have the plan
surrounded byi a hoop or other heroic
Another method, useful in - small ga
dens, is to .make holes in the soil ne
the plants, singly by means of a small
Wok, or in clusters, bymeans of an im.=
plement which will make several holes
at one operation. The worms hide in
these, where they may be killed the
next morning by the- use of the same
stick or implement. But the fields of
the truck farmer contain so ` many
plants that any remedy, to be practice
able, must be more general in its applil
cation. Dr. Oemler finds it the best
plan to clear the land of cut worms bus
fore the seeds are up, or before th�.
plants ar transplanted. By placing
cabbage eaves and bunches of -grass
along the : eves of hills of about a kart-
of
oZrt of an acre of watermelons, and °admin
ing thein daily,.- he captured fiftee•
f
•
hundred and- thirty-eightlwarma, be-
fore the seed came up, and lost but a
a single .melon plant by the worms.
He ones ,captured fifty-eight worms
under &single turnip leaf. • His present
method is to poison he worms. After
the land *prepared for cabbage or any -
other crop.I liable to he injured by the
out worn* be takes cabbage or turnip
leaves an dips thm in a bucket of
water into which a tablespoonful of
Paris greet, has ben well stirred ; or
• the leave are first r p- oiatened and then
duste • ith - a _ mil tare of one part
of Pa ih eon to twenty of flour. The
leaves th • s poisoned are laid in rows,
across t• a field, 1>« or 20 feet apart;
and a- th:: same disj at ce in the rows,
being 6ar•ful to plebe the dusted sur-
face n:x.t the ground: :By repeating
this a in ervals of a ,,gee or four days;
the fi Id i:.cleared i less expense and
troubl: t •;0n ' by ail other method.
There are• severe insect enemies,
- paresi io nd other:: tat help to keep
out 'w Erm::. in .subje tion, and the mole
probe. ly . destroys is any. Birds are
useful an. domest - poultry may •be
servic:abl: in destr.iag them."
Ver
Paris
fruit
P
0180
ably t
tion. I J.
before th
cultur
-"T
ran dol
has n.:
measu
estim
The q
susper
part o
The
points
the ca
or thr
the ut
would
hnndr
which
smalle
physic
able i
of the
on eac
rain to
not tv
remai
Cook,
numbe
which
early d
for exa
known
to disc
rigidt
poison.
mayw
and a
or save
worm:.;
stantly
not ha
man.
to be ai
.E
Doubt
any pep
1 Rest. -
re afraid to use
rein for de=trppying insects on
tees and b#sties, (fearing the
m: y in some •• ay affect untavor-
uality of -: :• a fruit by absorp-
.
Thom : in a. report read
Western New York IlOrti-
1 S ciety, sa • oln the subject :
ie objection ; as been made at
; : rid like m `. y other objections
t ben submi tea to careful and
edexamina off.. An accurate
']1 show to be groundless.
)amity of . P ie green held in
sioa by the I :;iter is only one
600 parts of water.
f the young' fruit
it is small,'and
r. more than two
isoned water at
two or three drops •
re than a €two.
grain of areenio,
es less thins the.
administered - by
green is iheolu-
at enter the pores
'We that remains
all washed off by
fruit is ripe, and
harmless portion
proved by Prof.
ho cut a large
ends of apples,
heavily dosed
nd handed 'them
.edzie, the well
Mist, who failed
se - of -the most
st vestige of the
hed codiiLig. worm
part of a grain,
hundred pounds,
as much as the
which would in-
niite worm would
influence on the
suffer ourselves
yea by this fruit
easily killed with
effectual shower
ssi' in the orchard,
copious sprink-
to exclude sheep
eon well washed
to
th
los
up
poison to.
ore end,`
ards wh
yx s.p not h
e•o softh
hese
tin not
part of
veral - ti
se 1 safel?
ans. i- As' Par
ere it -can
and the
ecimen i
Os
con
dis
st d
wa
rpi
$.
g efore the
n e" Minat
S. ' his wa
ichigan,
he blosso
been ' v
[-season,
ation to D
ytioalver
tz
is.bthe
he'amal
A, newly ha
it
h
Ile
th
r
I
an
:igh the ten
urn: n•being
m lion tim
anthe'poiso
destroy the
e t . e slightes
should -
y Unger atm
destroy r, hich is so
this simple, cheap an
bath ? If fere is gr
which ay received
hug, it on d be safe
till th ss has
with r
,
1
wing
A 'coondent
Tribun: a .; " Tb
can he . er ome -in
ing the t ` and ho
whilr e . gime the
paw. • -the ho:
put on an d learner
around : c of the
attach am .rope fi
to each str p, pass tl
rings or loo s on the -
take the Iso ee to . a •so
that he ••ill pot be
girt the sad • e tight s
take upo�i : forward f
for soma: to; dor faciez
ing the iO tt3 fast .a
saddle. T. a object o.
teach,t a hutile that t
legs is t rear ine and d
and ale.. to . each him
held by a s•perior p
,cannot :. ut t ,down w
of that p,;. sir. • For
ideas he neds to at
get tire. of t, and ne
to get • s fort free b
lize tha it impossi
it. Ha ing iven thi
horse in th : l place
habit of doing the -
when h : lif either f
up by p g on the
it, and . old it up for
,The obj t of this leas
horse t • at i ia when
lifts his foo •'to paw t
it is taken from him.
that he will probably
im
orses.
f the New York
habit of pawing
oat cases by lift-
ing it rip for a
horse begins' tb
Se his first lesson,
, Ibuckle a strap
oz,?ward fetlocks,
e'or six feet long
ropes through:
op of the saddle,
, smooth spot so
able to get 'hurt,
it will not tarn,
of and hold 4 up -
minutes by mak-
the' ring. on :the
this lessn' is to
ending on three
agreeable work ;
that his foot is
ver, and -that he
hbut the consent
iin 'to get these
long enough to
=►to do his best
ore he can rea-
le, for him to tree
}orison, put the
here he is in the
sat pawing, and
t, take the foot
rope attached to
short time only.
n is to'teach the
nd only when; he
t. the control of
When he learns
top the practice,
• s idea the foot
1d long enough
t it is held every -
aw. In this, as
all disciplinary
avernor needs
cis and persever-
but•for
must be
for him
time -he'
in all
work, t
a good a
antel
i
get
naiad h
to . alize th
at empts to
tea' ming an
e t:acher an
pp a of patio
Giod Far
Dr. oring, Corn
culture, thus' describ
Horse. '
ssioner of Agri-
s a good • farm
horse lin a late issue af the Rural New
Yorker : He should ibe; well-balanced,
strong and sagacious. His head should
be mild, clean, long, expressive. His
ear sho Id of medi • m size ; his eyes
full, clegentle. His neck should
be well- c ed, muse lar and of me-
dium le . gt His sh ulder should be
strong a. d s lid at tl, , base ; of good
width from he elbow tb the point of
the silo de , sloping moderately and
strong a thi 'top—wit withers not too
sharp. : is hack sh r ld be -straight,
firm, ha. ry, aving w t Virgil cala
"° double epi e," and j Ined to the rump
by an ev n mass of netiecle. His hips
should a compact rather than raw or
promine t ; his stifle well-rounded ; his
rump li ndsomely developed ; his tail
arched sigh . y from t e attachment lc,.
: he body. is legs sll oald be straight,
ell•cor ed, with . stiff ng joints and
ide bel w he kneesd" hocks. The
astern° shroud be sand what short, but
.elastic. Hi - feet shoal d be round, open
t ;the hoe , dark -co orered, with +an
iritic freg,1: did with a fine-grained,
ough, horn,•, strut . His barrel
hould be ro nd,' his c est deep. His
rid sho d I : strong nd his digestion
rfect; o • ,: a hors o/ this discrip
'on maybe • f any size om 900 pounds
1,500 ; of = iay'height from 15 hands
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THE.H
tc 16i hands ; of any color, although
boys, browns, sorrels and grays are the
b st, 7911d he will be capable of great en-
'branon the roaid or •at the plow.
He should be selected with:referenpe to
the work he is to perform and the 'lo-
cality in which he; is to live., -
Dr. •Stetaion-says that size° alone does
not make a draft horse. The first re-
giiisite is docility. His feet and Pegs
ithstand any wear
they may, be sub-
ould be in prbpor-
the quality of the
s more to do with its strength
as mere 'size. The •]cues im-
points upon which the strain
g falls are the knees and hooks.
d, flat knee;
ength and de
freedom of
gait is the
:ss in the dra
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Mo
IL ' DOINGS.
t to adjon:
ent. !Moved
d by !'H.
e instructed
, concession
proper eta
oved py Joh
m; Wray, t
uilding a cul
4 ; ale a cub
ncess on 4.
▪ Mill r, seoo
at the Clerk
dto ake
unit r eived
should 'be able to w
and tear to which
jeoted, The bone s
Con to • is size, and
bone h
than
portant
of pulli
AE ; bro
Width,
insure
, Welkin;
nsefuln
COIIN
ptirsua,
all pre
second
Wray
at lot
put in
tied.
ed by
job of
cession
line, c
by J.
Man, t
instruc
the am
the ao . bunt of Joh
present. the ame
Carrie . Mo ed by
eco by . Moo ey, th
and in ect a job•of
lot 23, onces ion t2.
by H. ► oney seizin
Miller, that . Gos
gat1 t12;c
40.— arried
er, se onded
e Tre surer
,000 from the
eet on rent e
uncil hen
the'6 h day
•
u
with a hock ,of
pth, its required_ to
motion. A good
eery perfection of
ft horse.
gravelli
exceed',
RE Mil
that t
diiaw
toh to
'The C
again o
s.
The Council met
nment. ; Members
by H Gosman,
oney, that Wm.
to get the culvert
, on _gravel road,
e of repair.—Car-
R. Miller, second -
at the Reeve •let a
ert .at lot• 28,:con-
ort on centre e ntre ide-
•
Carried.; Moved
• ded by H. Gos-
and Treasurer ;be
•ut a statement) of
and expended t tan•
ston's drain and
t next n•}eeting. -
Vm. Wray, second -
t J. R. Miller' let=
digging i i a ditch at
Carried , Moved
ed rby ;ohm R .
an let a job of
noession 8, n*t to
Moved by John
by H. Gosman,
be instructed • to
Bank of Hamil=
pensee:—Carried.
jour-ned to meet
f Asgnet next.
TH. PI NEER
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HARD'W * RE -STORE,
Si.I NE B OCE, WINGHAM,
AM S . A CLINE 8 CO.,
8 ccessor to G r,ion & Scot.,
Hea quart rs for• she• celebrated
Was, .- b rn & Mon
Ste :). Two- I$arb Fencing Wire.
ONE CARLOAD L'
M ntreal Out Nails
Receivethisweek, and will be,salat
boitbm prices. Best trends of WH1ITE
LEAD and•
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ENGLISH BOILED AND RAW q1L.
Hardware of all desoriptioz is at as
lout prioEs as is consistent with'>a:square
; JAMES. A. CLINE Co
legitimate bnsiness3
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EXPOSITOR.
LEGAL.
S. CARROLL,°
LATE r f Carrow.'& Proudfoot's Office, Ooderich,
Soli tor, Conveyancer, &c. Money to loan.
'* T i ffice in Meyers Bllock, Mein Street,
Seatorth 724
ItC.
• le
Corner o
AYS, Solicito 1, ao}' Private money to
d at lowest rates of interest.. OriIcs—
Square and West Street, Gode •ich. 774
W A PROUD}?'OO , Barristers, Soliei-
&o., aoderioh Ontarro.—J,'. Garrow
dfoot. - - 686
GARB
tor
Wm.Pr
CAME
Sol
M. C. Ca
eron.
ON, HOLT & 'CAMERON, Barristers,
'tore ip Chanpe}y, &o., iloderioh, Ont.
Bron,Q.Q.,PhilipHolt, M.l G. Cam -
i 506
G. MEYER, Barrister and At>jorney at
w, Solicitor in Chan ery..Conunissioner
for taki g affidavits in,tle P vino° of Manitoba,
Solicit° for the Bank of amtlten,iWingham.
Private rinds to loan at;8&( t , 8f per omit. 688
I Q,& SCOTT arris
N N terve '
Solicitors,
M
Y� r
r
• . a 8
e sneer dao )loiters f
Co v y , or the Bank
®dale & ;G le i
of John :ton, TI Money to lost.
Office, B aver Block, Clinton, Ontario., A. H.
MANNINO, JANES SCOTT. 78l
—MI R & DIQIINSON, Barristers, ., Kent's'
BI ck, Wingham. Solicitors for' the Bank
of Hain' ton. Commissioners for taking affida-
vits in amitotic Private funds to loan at 6 per
cent. ; °know office every Wednesdae, A.W.
C. MPs t. E. L. DICKINSON. ; 738
LOFTUS E DANCEY,
LATE • ith Cameron, Holt &Cameron:, Ooderich,
Ba rister, Solicitor, Conveyanrler, &c.
Money loan, Benson's Old Office, ) :Cardno's
Block, S,aforth. - 786
N E` of Diseolntiorh - of - Partneral1ip--The
tnershi hereto! r
i p � e existing between the
nbd hap this dayi;been dissolved; by mu-
ent. The business of the late firm will
,be oarrie • on by MR. H1bl;MI srsn, to whom all
/debts due to the firm will be payable, and who
-will pay alid discharge all debts due and eibing by
the firm. Dated at Seaforth *the 21st; day of De-
OTI
Pa
;under's
teal eon
oember,
BTED.
BARR1'ER,
Mmn'Street,
S,
OLIO
Mainz
882, 8. 0. MoOAI)GHEY; F. 1101,14E.
Witness, ANDREW CALDER.'
HOLMESTED
8&e. Law Office—Scott's Block,
Seaforth.
6.-MCCAUGHEY,
TIDR,' &a. Law Office—Scott's Block,
;street, Seaforth. 785
BIIIL PIN
a mos
ing lot o
portion if
possessio
THE -
north
tire
. Can
PQSITOB
LOT FOR BALE.—For sale cheap,
eligibly situated and desirable build-
Main Street, near the business
town. The lot is well fenced and
be given at "' any time. Apply at
Office, Seaforth. - 797
AUCTIONEERS.
T P.
• Co
parts of
nT
?caon
BRINE, Licenced Auctioneer for the
my of Huron. � Sales attended in all
the County. All orders left at theEx.
Office will be ppi; mptlyatten sdto.
CR.
• Sal
tended ,
terms.
EXPOSIT
prompt
f
OOPER, Brussels, County Auctioneer.
s i of all deeotiptons promptly at-
•
an y parte( the 1 county on reasonable
Orders left at the office of the Hunon
a, Or addressed to Brussels, Will receive
ttention.
ADE
C
prompt)
Iress
McKilio
GATTY, Lioen4d Auctioneer for the
unty of Huron. Sales of all descriptions
attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
alton P.O. or • Lot 14, Concession 14,
. f 774
ALICE
T
I
risks
exit
THE SEAFORTH
AND
-
1LAND AGENCY.
NZO
for several First
snranoe Companies,
on the mo.t
for several df
"� IIFFO LH PIG.—The undersigned will keep on
lot 1 concession- 2 L. B. S., Tuekeremith,
a Thor° ghbred Suffolk B ar. -This animal was
recently ttichaeed from the well-known breeders,
A. Fra a & Son, and is from imported stock on
both sic s. Terms,—$1, payable at the time of
service wlith the privilege of returning if necessary.
G}EOBGIELEWES. 788
pieties. '
Also A ent for the Selo and Purohaseof Farm
and Vill ge Property. •
A tuber of First -Class
1 proved Faran8 for Sale.
53O,OQOO to Loan ft Six per cena
Inter st.
Agent for the sale of Ooeen Steamship Tickets
OFFIC Over M. M St
icon's Ore, Main
Street, Seaforth. 646
FARMING TOOLS.,.
We h: ve now in sto
Scythe
Sna
ha,
rks,'
Rakes,
k a full line of
Spading Forks,
Lawn Mowers,
Barb Fence Wire,
And everything in the ha4dware line at
lowest prices at -
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EIDD'S Hardware
Establishment,
STREET, SEAFORTl3.
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CENtRAL GROCERY',
SEED SEASON OF 1883. • '
Our tock of Seeds are now complete and fully assorted. Clover Seeds, Red
White, ; lsike and Alfalfa Timothy Seed ;• Orchard Grass Red Top, Kentucky
Blue Grass, Mixed Lawn Grass, &o.; Two and Six Rowed) Barley, White Bus-
aian, Early Angus and Black Austrian Oats: Seed Peas 9xPected daily. Our
stook of Field Carrot, Mangolds and Turnip Seeds are all, fresh and new, and
prices lo*er than ever ; also a new stock of Flower .(Vicks) and Garden Seeds.
We are paying the high st ;market price for Clover and. Timothy -Seed ; also
Oats, Peas and Potatoes.
GROCER' DEPARTMENT.
Our stock in this department was never better assorted. Prices as low as
'n the trade,and nalit of gods second none.hold
any hon' ,�q , y g to We large
stooks in Canned Goods, put %p! by the best American and Canadian packers.
Splendid value in TEAS, SUGARS and COFFEES. Prices on application,
OROCKE Y AND --GLASSWRE.
Our; Stook in this line i simply immense. Goods must be seen to be ap-
preciate I. Intending purchasers will do well o give us a call before buying.
No trout a to show goods and quote prices. F our and`Feed on hand as usual.
Goods de iversd promptly.
AIDL AW & FAIRLEY, Main-st., Seaforth.
•
Great Bargains in - Boots and Shoes
AT JOHN
'THE OLD
MCINTYRE'S, SEAFORTH
•
AND - POPULAR HOUSE.
Now s your turn for Fine Summer SHOES and SLIPPERS. Special• in-
ducement for CASH buyers. A large stock and a great variety of styles to
hoose from. Closing out ray present stock, with the view of going out of Ready-
made wok, .
N • ; —Accounts are now out, and meat be attended to at; once.
JOHN IVICINTYREg
MAIN STREET,
SEIFORTH.
D. ROSE, FAMILY • GROCER,
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFF CE,
For Extra Value in Fresh Groceries.
GIVE H
Q
i M A CALL.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
1883. •_
SEEDS. SEEDS.
1$83.
SEEDS.
M. MORRISON Has Received His
SPRING STOCK OF FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
CONSISTING;OF ALL TUE LEADING LINES IN
Swed,�e.! Turnip, White and Grey Stone, Mangold
W!urtzels, Carrots, Beets and Sugar -Cane, &c.,
And a large stook of Garden Seeds of all kinds in bulk or by the paper. - Also
Clover Seed, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue -Grass, black. Tares* &c
We also keep on hand a large stock of
Choice Family Grdceries, Crockery, Flour, Feed and
Provisions at 'Bottom Prices.
M1 MOR.RISO Ns
Beet Side Main Street, Opposite Market Street, &agora. 808
SDE L'$ lilIl. , , KIPPER„
yOHN I,cNEVI-
for th
CON
Palltt
11:f TRE SHADOVit
HE P ,O, aPtiLiri:Se
state that IA has returned hems In -a le.
ko .a, and is copin:doit,litiantaj -"hThereecsn'sigutiootitt4chre
nigtyl je001:01traiahwotw°1 ir tremeol ytireao heft rni. ea: :butt i:Tai :3 'al: sgitzt:: 3:1 se :fdt 3.tirfi in et7s1 ri
the inbstatee Wes. can seem.
rarsh;fidiec:inwatge.. J.EuesmTymbinere tihnedpitElle Zoet.ies
EYE EAR ANDI THROAT
DR. CEQRCE S. ilYERSON,
fit o aanryd gnesounittiongthoeteizrInEfiyeAtt%isd tEtsor
In titntio s for -the Blind. *Branthed, media
Ha Deaf nd Dutch, Belleville, Ont., laseali.
ea Assist nt Royal London Ophthalmic 11
May be conleulted at the
moiprteir
COITN of Huron,' -3--virtue of a Writ of
Huron, an to rue directkiend delivered
the Lands and Tenements ok.: ANGUS McCiirt.
LUX at th suit of -ANDREW WILINILION,
I have se* ed and taken in ' Execution alltht
right, titi , Interest and Natty of seeenaticeet
the above funed defendant in and to the/eller.
ing lands, viz : ,The East Twelve and a UV
acres of th East half of '.1he North half clad
Twenty-ni e, in the Thirteenth Conbessionet
Township f McKillopNid the West half eft&
North half of Lot 'Tvreik-eight, in the triir-
teenth Co cession of the Tovmship of lifeEdisp4
all in the orin•ty of Huron. and P;OYillt>3 aftt-
for Sale, a my office, in the 0ourt house, in the
Town of G erich, ion
lour of Twelv of the deck, nom
ROBERT BONS, Sheriff, Rum
SATURD
at the
Sheriff's Mice, Opderichk April 1401
PERI. CPU -AT LAST.
RO 1,11, MILLS.
The o ly gebuine
County, hich now
and few equals; o
America I for m
Flour. 1
Ro Mill la tht$
has 110
the continent
af4turing Bar'
A 'GREAT REVOLUTION IN M1LUNC.
The Br
Gr
by
per ha
own whe
tem get
better gr
public h
Rome
petiment
Redactio
tharoug
thOroug
81100688 1
England
We ge.
extensiv
we guar
trial will
sertions
dual Re uctionS
Rollers low in.
Pper: tion.
ur brings from $1.25 to
rel =Ore them the best Ratif
e by: the Old Proem.
sting a Specialty.
w' I in 11 eases get
t gr und, nd by our zievr
a stronger, whiter, richer
de iof lion by fat than
s hitherto ' een able to get.
ber, there la no humbug ores.
in our adobting the Gradol
System. lOar new systole it ,
Hungary, Germany. Frivol
and the 1.1u ted;Statss.
change at a heavy 004_,:aw
ntee better Flo= now. im
he sufficieut to prove Niro
SS
Our f ilities for this class of
are ups aseed, and customers /33
pend on etting th ohoppipg
once. B sure and t our fFIOUN
prooeSs oiler flour.
Flour, ran, Shornel agall;sed.
end to a y port of Sesjortbt
hey or Egmondville te' of charge.
and Bru field in f operation.
1,11 -LE Ift/Br
FOR SALE.
BIIIL PIN
a mos
ing lot o
portion if
possessio
THE -
north
tire
. Can
PQSITOB
LOT FOR BALE.—For sale cheap,
eligibly situated and desirable build-
Main Street, near the business
town. The lot is well fenced and
be given at "' any time. Apply at
Office, Seaforth. - 797
volt S
shop
maker, i.
The colt•
situated.
block -or
W. N. "
Lt.—A
,
a
ge
The
separately,
:.'SON,
comfortable cottage and two
suitable for blacksmith and wagon
good part -Of the town for business.
is in good repair, and is pleasantly
whole -property will be Bold in a
and . very cheap. Apply to
seaforth. 808-tf
HOUS
!ra
of the to •
house an,d
house, amid
Apply to
porinm,
sight ye
one eet
' 1'OB SALE. -4
E' e'.dwelling, situated
n, containing nine
stable ; stone
hard and soft Ntater
C. M. WHITNEY'S
eaforth. Also
re old, one light
ight harness.
one anda half story
n a pleasant part
rooms, cellar, wood
foundation ander the
on the premises'
Tin and Stove Em-
it good Driving Mare
yragon, one buggy,
802-tf
INSU
AL
[S A`GE
►nd Life
d to tai
Also A
ALICE
T
I
risks
exit
THE SEAFORTH
AND
-
1LAND AGENCY.
NZO
for several First
snranoe Companies,
on the mo.t
for several df
ST. ONO
-Class -Stock, Fire
and is preper-
favorable terms.
the -best Loan So -
pieties. '
Also A ent for the Selo and Purohaseof Farm
and Vill ge Property. •
A tuber of First -Class
1 proved Faran8 for Sale.
53O,OQOO to Loan ft Six per cena
Inter st.
Agent for the sale of Ooeen Steamship Tickets
OFFIC Over M. M St
icon's Ore, Main
Street, Seaforth. 646
FARMING TOOLS.,.
We h: ve now in sto
Scythe
Sna
ha,
rks,'
Rakes,
k a full line of
Spading Forks,
Lawn Mowers,
Barb Fence Wire,
And everything in the ha4dware line at
lowest prices at -
•
EIDD'S Hardware
Establishment,
STREET, SEAFORTl3.
•
•
CENtRAL GROCERY',
SEED SEASON OF 1883. • '
Our tock of Seeds are now complete and fully assorted. Clover Seeds, Red
White, ; lsike and Alfalfa Timothy Seed ;• Orchard Grass Red Top, Kentucky
Blue Grass, Mixed Lawn Grass, &o.; Two and Six Rowed) Barley, White Bus-
aian, Early Angus and Black Austrian Oats: Seed Peas 9xPected daily. Our
stook of Field Carrot, Mangolds and Turnip Seeds are all, fresh and new, and
prices lo*er than ever ; also a new stock of Flower .(Vicks) and Garden Seeds.
We are paying the high st ;market price for Clover and. Timothy -Seed ; also
Oats, Peas and Potatoes.
GROCER' DEPARTMENT.
Our stock in this department was never better assorted. Prices as low as
'n the trade,and nalit of gods second none.hold
any hon' ,�q , y g to We large
stooks in Canned Goods, put %p! by the best American and Canadian packers.
Splendid value in TEAS, SUGARS and COFFEES. Prices on application,
OROCKE Y AND --GLASSWRE.
Our; Stook in this line i simply immense. Goods must be seen to be ap-
preciate I. Intending purchasers will do well o give us a call before buying.
No trout a to show goods and quote prices. F our and`Feed on hand as usual.
Goods de iversd promptly.
AIDL AW & FAIRLEY, Main-st., Seaforth.
•
Great Bargains in - Boots and Shoes
AT JOHN
'THE OLD
MCINTYRE'S, SEAFORTH
•
AND - POPULAR HOUSE.
Now s your turn for Fine Summer SHOES and SLIPPERS. Special• in-
ducement for CASH buyers. A large stock and a great variety of styles to
hoose from. Closing out ray present stock, with the view of going out of Ready-
made wok, .
N • ; —Accounts are now out, and meat be attended to at; once.
JOHN IVICINTYREg
MAIN STREET,
SEIFORTH.
D. ROSE, FAMILY • GROCER,
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFF CE,
For Extra Value in Fresh Groceries.
GIVE H
Q
i M A CALL.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
1883. •_
SEEDS. SEEDS.
1$83.
SEEDS.
M. MORRISON Has Received His
SPRING STOCK OF FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
CONSISTING;OF ALL TUE LEADING LINES IN
Swed,�e.! Turnip, White and Grey Stone, Mangold
W!urtzels, Carrots, Beets and Sugar -Cane, &c.,
And a large stook of Garden Seeds of all kinds in bulk or by the paper. - Also
Clover Seed, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue -Grass, black. Tares* &c
We also keep on hand a large stock of
Choice Family Grdceries, Crockery, Flour, Feed and
Provisions at 'Bottom Prices.
M1 MOR.RISO Ns
Beet Side Main Street, Opposite Market Street, &agora. 808
SDE L'$ lilIl. , , KIPPER„
yOHN I,cNEVI-
for th
CON
Palltt
11:f TRE SHADOVit
HE P ,O, aPtiLiri:Se
state that IA has returned hems In -a le.
ko .a, and is copin:doit,litiantaj -"hThereecsn'sigutiootitt4chre
nigtyl je001:01traiahwotw°1 ir tremeol ytireao heft rni. ea: :butt i:Tai :3 'al: sgitzt:: 3:1 se :fdt 3.tirfi in et7s1 ri
the inbstatee Wes. can seem.
rarsh;fidiec:inwatge.. J.EuesmTymbinere tihnedpitElle Zoet.ies
EYE EAR ANDI THROAT
DR. CEQRCE S. ilYERSON,
fit o aanryd gnesounittiongthoeteizrInEfiyeAtt%isd tEtsor
In titntio s for -the Blind. *Branthed, media
Ha Deaf nd Dutch, Belleville, Ont., laseali.
ea Assist nt Royal London Ophthalmic 11
May be conleulted at the
moiprteir
COITN of Huron,' -3--virtue of a Writ of
Huron, an to rue directkiend delivered
the Lands and Tenements ok.: ANGUS McCiirt.
LUX at th suit of -ANDREW WILINILION,
I have se* ed and taken in ' Execution alltht
right, titi , Interest and Natty of seeenaticeet
the above funed defendant in and to the/eller.
ing lands, viz : ,The East Twelve and a UV
acres of th East half of '.1he North half clad
Twenty-ni e, in the Thirteenth Conbessionet
Township f McKillopNid the West half eft&
North half of Lot 'Tvreik-eight, in the triir-
teenth Co cession of the Tovmship of lifeEdisp4
all in the orin•ty of Huron. and P;OYillt>3 aftt-
for Sale, a my office, in the 0ourt house, in the
Town of G erich, ion
lour of Twelv of the deck, nom
ROBERT BONS, Sheriff, Rum
SATURD
at the
Sheriff's Mice, Opderichk April 1401
PERI. CPU -AT LAST.
RO 1,11, MILLS.
The o ly gebuine
County, hich now
and few equals; o
America I for m
Flour. 1
Ro Mill la tht$
has 110
the continent
af4turing Bar'
A 'GREAT REVOLUTION IN M1LUNC.
The Br
Gr
by
per ha
own whe
tem get
better gr
public h
Rome
petiment
Redactio
tharoug
thOroug
81100688 1
England
We ge.
extensiv
we guar
trial will
sertions
dual Re uctionS
Rollers low in.
Pper: tion.
ur brings from $1.25 to
rel =Ore them the best Ratif
e by: the Old Proem.
sting a Specialty.
w' I in 11 eases get
t gr und, nd by our zievr
a stronger, whiter, richer
de iof lion by fat than
s hitherto ' een able to get.
ber, there la no humbug ores.
in our adobting the Gradol
System. lOar new systole it ,
Hungary, Germany. Frivol
and the 1.1u ted;Statss.
change at a heavy 004_,:aw
ntee better Flo= now. im
he sufficieut to prove Niro
SS
Our f ilities for this class of
are ups aseed, and customers /33
pend on etting th ohoppipg
once. B sure and t our fFIOUN
prooeSs oiler flour.
Flour, ran, Shornel agall;sed.
end to a y port of Sesjortbt
hey or Egmondville te' of charge.
and Bru field in f operation.
1,11 -LE Ift/Br