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Chicago Fifty Years
A correspondent writing
oago to the Christian Uuion,
The event in our religious
-chief irportance.the past w
Commemoration by the Fir
terian Church of its fiftieth a
The -exercises began with an
sermon Sunday neerLaing by t
•
Rev. John H..Barrows,D. D.
with the• prayer meeting
evening. A. Sunday'•sebool
vice was held Suudayafteru'
day evening watts given ti
gratulatory adJreases from
other churches and of other
tions, Dr. Scadd,er speakin
Congregationalists, Dr. Hens
Baptists, Bishop • Cheny for
termed Episcopalians, and R
Bristol for the i..lethodista.
On Tuesday eve;s.ing the 1
a reception in the church pa
hose present were permitted
to the personal ,pecollectionel
Jeremiah `Porter, the found
church, and Dr. Flavel B.
pastor for nine years, and th
the honored succession. T
versary exercises have not ou
great interest ariong the m
this ancient church, but h
the attention of the whole ci
immense influence which 'a
organization like this has in
ing the character of our i
civil as well as religions. So
statements from - . the
sermon • are too interests
omitted. The earliest of t�
records is la these words :
"May 30, 1a83. About thirty pro
tians in the garrison, brought fret
Marie to this plaee,ianded on the 1
with Rev. Jeremiah Porter; pastor."
Sunday Sefhnel .had been
,founded byt Philo Carpente
still Iiving, and an officer 0
Congregational Church, whin
ed to found
"There was occ ssional preacbit
cabin on the West Side, by anagit
known as: Father Walker_ One of
welcome Mr. Porter was John Wilson
minister had known at William
A carpenter shop at the fort was
go.
arta! Chit
aye:
,store o
kois th'
resby� ;i
iversary.t
historical]
e pastor,
nd closed
ednesday
bic ser -
n ; Mon -
to con
-
asters of
enomina-
for _the
n for the
the Ra :
v. F M.
•
dies gave
lora, and
to listen
of Rev. 1
✓ of the c
scorn, its
third in
se- anni-
y elicited
tubers' of
ve called
y to the
Christian
determin-
stitntions,
Me of the
historical
ng,to be
ie church
and lid may oho a he feat. € I3 t the
robin _s equal to the feat. i 1
The jay is bar • y as a solei,ier, but it
is mot of a fora'e and aro a -with-
Sherman -to -the- e -bumper I. than a
soldier. It has th, uniform Of Oh, a
Y
bine snit that Lie ;e looks rusty cr:worn;,
'ready at any mune t for a.diesstparade
or a review. It is very i caper ineet and
sau;oy, but not eubively 8o Tout
rather enjoy the erfeet none a alb ce
with which it tell it.ten feet a ay alai
'ass_ ""you. It .i e s' to say "C nfc ung
you!' say! SAY!! Ii?1•E11! E, •? G.
away !" We lik . t e impu out fellow
first-rate. He h.: s 't a bit o ire erenc
or loyalty ; he sc•ff at the da Pop
and the.Ja;r'ohu c i, and woe ld s• sool
throw dynamite bo bs; at the 'J: y Stat
as not ; he woul e a•. Red e • a.b ica,�
if he wasn't blue hen, to ,yh . sticks
out our winters, an his pl ck :ndear•
him to .us. He's to tender -loot, An
he bas a Methoi •st preacher's f.:ndnes
for chicken—ver; young.
But of all the ,ae t chaps i It e worl
ooznmend the w : en to tis. t o : rries
higher pressure 4 f onceit and egotis .
to the square inch , than any creator.
wekr ow. It se to resent its homoj•_
oval instil-, but its
ssing Chris-
Sau1t_ St.
th of May.
Dreviously
who is
the First
i he help -
g in a Ira
i • Methodist
the first to
, whom - the
own, Mess.
ted up fur
devine se: v ice on the next Sunday. 1f Mr. Porter,
(to Imelda ownreads), preachedetro> a the wards. ,
of ''the, Ca°reenter-et.l�azareth: "]Torero is my
father glorified, that yo bear much remit ; so shall
ye be my disciples." In the afterno he preach-
ed to ali overflowing house in Fat er. Wallet's
cabin. ; At six o'eloek he held a pray meeting at
the Feet, and later in the' eventing attended
another setvico at Father Walker's."
For - some.! ; time preaehin
were held iaL Fort Dearbor
Father Walker's log cabin at
but as the arrangement was
tory,. `
Mr. Porter advised the" erection • of a frame
building, suggesting that subscrir tions made
towards his support should go tower s the chu ;ch
edifice. This plan was adopted, a b ilding com-
mittee was appointed June 11, aucapplicatSen
was made to the Home Mission socI. ty fur Mr.
Porter's support,. On June 2G thischurch • was
organized ley adopting the covenant and. articles
ot faith of. the Charekt of Detroit. Si • een persons,
four of them women., were •recei ed from the
garrison;; five men and four women ere received
from Chicago, and three ruling elders were
chosen, Captain De Lafayette W lcox, - John
Wright and PhiloCaapenter..
.Theis was organized the First Chin eh in Chi-
csigo,. a church which has 'enrolled 8 234 com•
-
municents,:and which has now on
nearly a thousand members."
`This was the first religious
had been here before, and th
diets ; but neither priest nor
shad taken steps,.towarda .f
*arch.: After tracing the
the city and country for fifty
their great enterprises and gr,
!),r. Barrows adds :
"c• In tha far-ofi time, 1833, America literature
was sparely bora. Byrant had, I alai/shed,a
volnmcr o poems,Irving had written t e " Albam.-
bra ".in 1832, and that -yeah ace mill flied Coin-
messipner Ellsworth when ho reproved the Indian
tribes# across the 1uississippi. But Lei Mellow -in
1883 was aprotessor in Bowdoin, sot d had not
published his first volume of poetry l otley as
a student in Berlin ; Prescott was t iling ith
blindedeyes through the studies pr4 imivary to
his fest volume of Spanish history„rd i t pnblie ed
till 1837 ; Lowell had not entered lI rvard
C
lege; Whittier was on a farm near Haverh
Mass ; Hawthorne, a; recluse in S•cleni bad pi
fished anonymously- a little vulunii. which he
if
never reprinted ; s. Stowe was Oa ,n, Harriet
• Beecher, of Ciaeinnati, and twenty ye rs were to
• elapse before she ” made all language :her own ;"
and Emerson, two Months froth this r'av in the
calender of 1833, "` cie•Ltencl4il upo' f -Carlisle,
alniiost Natty unknown in solitude ti Oreigen-
puttock. ' - -
* 4 * •,
On the 26th of Jane, 1833, what i
rt•ould Jere-
miah Pv er and Philo Carpenter hay said had
n
theprolZheticannouceinentbeen madas that within
fifty years their town of 300 inhabit,.• Bts would
have became a metropolitan city of ;UtU,000 pert- -I
plc, with twenty langeages spoken in ler streets.;. ,
that their one church, would bo 4{ir. ed by 190
other Protest.tnt, besides forty Roman Catholic
oharehes+, twelve Tewi3h cougre atiu s, and four
theological seminaries, and that after successive
removal southward the church sh4l d find .its
stately house in. a region so remote,ijn. the vicinity
of splendid avenues and palatial donees, that
-Would have sedated to thein at that; i rote as bril-
liant and • niiraeulous as the en h'r tms nt of
Arabian romance,
Pe.otzliarities of the 1
H. A. Darrell, in !the.
Press, discourses peasantly
mestic birds. We make a
traits : • -
services
and in
the point,
nsatisfac-
its register
organiza-
tion in Chicago. The Roman Catholics !+
Metho-
minis t er
arming a
istory of
years in `
Eater men,
1,
n �-
irds.
�shington_
f our do -
few ex -
The eat bird is the dandy of
ed choir. Its dress is, in c4, fit and
color,the despair of all tailors :nd_dress-
makers It- is not a dude, . or it isn't
an idiot; but it a dandy of t e brainy
sort, Iike:Bean Brueereel and our Tom
Oohiltree. Its voice, though, is a dead
gii..e a=way, and belie the f: shici nab,Ie
creature,.=it is acrid peevish, eynical,
erossgrained, and mean.. Bit we have
nen bird that can "travel" el" on is . shape
like the cat .bird.
t.
the wing-
ust why the robin is -such favorite,
no one can tell, but it is. It ,. counted
a Vary domestic creature ;he poets
make a to-do about it, as if .t t were a
personification of all that is gret,peace-
ful and domestic, while it is, really :a
bird. militant. It has the pose .of a
soldier, a military eye, a 14 1 like a
Roman short sword, and -when ft stands
erect, you see a soldier with a red sash
aciosshis breast. And its. ote is a
sentry,'s challenge, a bayonet a barge ; it
is, staccato, sharp, 'laereiuptor --a sort
of " Halt ! who goes there It has
one talent we have se&n in no other
bird : It Can sing when its outh is
fall of fishbatit. We saw on light the
other day ort :a fence not ten feet away
from us, its bill filled with, a coil of
worms. as big tis 'an average chewer's
tobacco quid,and it said .to s Hoa
are yon ?" in a toneperfecti lear and
thoroughly articulated. F•11 your
month with mush, 0 reader, : nd try to
sing or talk. You'll have to take les-
sons of redbreast before y cin succeed,
A. grazing cow or sheep will s?mnetitnes
tri this feat of saluting you i passing,
but you know what a corm a polyglot
—more grass -plot than any- g ,else—
compliment they pay you. boy at
table sometimes tries to ea English
with steak or bread and butte, bat suc
needs only in talking a kind of gibberish,
pathic size as a 15e
manners are all' pa hip. It ra kes up
in style what it 1 cks in bul ,I ae . little,
men de. When ver you fi
whose air says fainly, . "1
and please bear t gonstantl
it shall go hard ith him if
90 lbs. and is no rant.Ev
note, attitude a d noveme
is charged with eotrio c
wire is always c nnected wi
-Nothing in:thisold, or in
is so brimful of sig ifichnce
ter as'the tail of wren.
English, yet says "Ego."
is like an inquisitor's or refo the
always in' somebiidy else'
We couldn't spare he, wren
a capital burlesgquelof hurtle
the old doctrine of.transmigr
were -true, you'd swear that
was under eternal bonds to
in the wren. '
Nor could we spare a sing
If we could have but one bit
be that glossy fellow who g
iy in black silk sled satins
deliberate and 'gallant stri
He is about the oriliiyobird
how to walk and h s an agr
He isn't a bi.t.mincng or
throws his should€s -pack a
like an actor Navin* come
him. The robin i uttraine
run. ; can't walk a top ; th
jerks, using wings s well a
this gentleman of olor lik
right walk and pro . enade.
that a stately walk sets o
necklace. • , What Dughess
would not like to h ve 'sue
woven of rainbows,lthai; bee
all hollow 1 The blackbird's
Queen' Bess' ruff and all the
of plan and woman. Wome
skin, kid, feathers, etc.,—w
never robbed the 'blackbi
pigeon of theirirideseeut th-
iWs note sounds like water
If you could blow a :flute
with water, it woinld seen
blackbird's note -Se -1If he is
he is swinging on .the tip -It
trees and blowing his wi
There is no bird that comeej s
iug a gurgling broo , and j•_
by a shave, as the lackbird
a ma:
n a for
mind,
weiglii
eathe : ,
a wre'
tee :'i:t Ibs-
h a • attery.
an ' wore,
zidcharecl-
t speales
i' its bill
i s nosy
alines
is suc
ture.
clop's
egotist
erialize
ckbir4.
should
• brave -
What fL
e has:,
knowis
le gait
us, bust
Ceps• off
about
d must
goes b'
et ; bu
dowr-
knowe
est hes
mattes
u ckwee
e t a o prisl
poll: r•'beatf
entionit
ar seals
ve the
nd th
wraps
pip
fill€
ke. th
alliin
of t
'. reed
ear b
pisses
f
a
What makes 1
scarce ? We have
these red -heads the
used toe full of t
yellow hammers a
he woo
riot seen,
is sprin
hese b1
e back, .t
drums as usual:, but our cr
berry comes not. [Perhaps
he can't compete Ali the
red -heads in this cotch-Iri
tion. His rub -a -dub -dub is v
ing. • He will wha k a woo
spire or cupola the no wor
a half-hour at a -ti e. if 1 no
boy with a " nigg r-ahoote
him ; which prove that he
enough to suppose that grub
wood ; he likesIto hear his
as some sonorous speakers d
can't be very bialu or he w
his brains out. H = -may e
if he learns that th frost h
the cherries. No ot er bird li
as well as he. His head is
ripe cherry. He i11 can
the peck, and will ake th
the tun of stealing nd sin
woodpecker is chu k full
rather a pleasant s nneni.
not a graceful mo ement,
song any creat shees.
a
•a
ii
a
a
ers s,4
one •
hear
. Th
g the'r
sta
thin
iplyin
oj;ula
npiri
steepl:
-.es, fo
serabl
molest
ot fo.
in th.
voic
Yet h
rattl
in,forc
t kille
herrio
nlarge
es•b
ust fo
Th
n, bu
ight i
is hi
•
Now and then a curbing
into the tees and reales .
heart, and htells all bout th
the deceased, the pathos
sickness, etc. She is as sh
and at your app oach ji
showing .gray satin lined w
have a zn igled r stling
whistling sound that is
quaintest sound w know.
to have bells on he toes.
too mournful for m et -ears,
twin Moods nothin is more
so full of resignation and na
What a head and neck she-
a queenly pose ofr,t e, head !f
like the bottom of poel.0
bank.
• Mb 'Hop.
CoG ;cIL DOING .—The
Court of Revision t r the to
held at Crawf rd s Hotel
•
members all n •re ent pal
from the folleevig artit;sey Ire
rrected enc
ent
AS
tored ae bins 15 aria 16,
Carlon, s
as
•
•
e come
idowe
tues
is la
a nu
g e:1 awa
no whip
d belle
bait the
he seem
song i;
in ce
hiiig o
I piet
• wh
an ey
o
a
MOSS
•
a
ad
and ordered to b c
ed in the Ass ss
McCutcheou to le e
for Sorith half of lo
sioa 12, Michel. 1
and' Robert Duff s joint', en
lot 12, concessioi ,instejd of
• Sons. The cour en fin 11 cl
countS were or e ed to e p id for
Kerr that th pe Won of ,Ta, '68 ille
concession 41, b .grante
assist in opeilinettSide line,
garraiende
Moved by AIex. ile re secant W1
ed on the gravel r Od nort
Archibald, that L Cam P. 1.1,
Carried. The le k hating ea,d ill
1
ourne
hip wa
cation
eneive
inser
Davi
tenant
armiets
ntet for
sea and
rt
•
err, Swot
at lot 25,
rt of lot 2
r .School
to Schoo
)notify all
o Clerk
plowing C
inutes re
tatute
eyised stat
vry farm
attach on t
unicipalit
pted by
atute La
f he wa
refers
d:ncil vier
Clerk t
nd in
hmaster
s to exi
ce the
erstood.
field at
lay in .A
In coos
enation to p
transpo
s been de
tuber 1st,'
ighing ov
'r trans
'si or chec
rand Tru
et -•-A fast
o road be
-s was r
tar the W
ngemeut
Ls 1OW th
er the ma
oily onest
ratford• a
ed " uy Wm.
oncession 2, an
, concession 1;
Section .Nob 2,
section No.
arttes interest
as,instructed t
opter and Se
active te the
ober by liar
tes Chapter 18
r' Bon 'vote
Assessment
hull if not ot
a : s be : liable
o or cornmut
not so rated a
e Section 179
unamimous. i>
insert all 'a
e • Assessor's
'lists. A massa
t relative to
ecessity of bei,
Next council
inthrop on the
ust next,
gaence of the
sseuger trains
tationof heavy
ided that on an
o single piece
r 250 potuids wi
ortation •iu tl
ped for that pus
I. Rai1s'ay porn
sin was repent •
eon Chicago a
from Detroit
tern Division, •
as not proved s
intention to ru
line of .the Gr.
will be ma
Toronto, viz.,
The oss of Pow
rohibal 1_,
the north
detach d
d; Mine
the Cle k
—Carrie
nsert t e
on, in tie
rforman e
r s Son
option &
d enter€
11,, of ar
rwise e:
o Hoofer
'theref
Tess
IsoT
giving o
l hams
11. int t
r hensic
ill matt€
g proper
eting
rat Sa
ON :tXPOSITOR.
t -
t baggage
e accept.
• y.
aced en
• the r-
t sfacto y.
his trai'n
Tru
betwe
13
•
riders per et nutrition e eceasi y,
Paired by `nflammatiort, ti e jheart y
er-stimula ion, will soon e but holm
vation en the bleed iusuffiei-
Mach ar thr chief facto inIthelse
ubles, an he ,element of nerve
trition a essential age ts Of the
itrie joie in Wheeler's hosphates
94
tl
Mr. Wm .G. Waterson, Mattawa,
Linime t cured my ho se whieh
w a injured while plowing. ' In trying
Only wa laid Up port of day, and
would nett be Witliout itt ten times
it price. This is. only oleo: of many
ciales which might be recite .-793.52.
for the
NFEDERATIQ LIFE
ASS CIATICilY,
desirous of ei ring the lives of a
Seaforth and surrounding count
n tree of dent This i undoubte
r Sent. Aloe it the ally Glob
y 180883, ill satie iy any rolls
-h e fact. Call t onee oh
;?rieberty the easiest terms of pe
1 the et tizens
s and friends
3 the best
✓ Canada al
or Mail of
nable man of
or Town
nt and at
804
0
0
2
LEGAL.
P. .CARROLLI
T ATE of Gar ow4Proudfootis Office, Goder eh,
-1-' Solicitor, onveyancer &c. Moner to I an.
tar Office n Meyer's 'Block, Main Str et,
Tim 0. HAYS, Solicitor, &o. Private money to
-1-`1* lend at lowest rates of interest. / Ceetc
Corner of Square and West Street, God4ich. 774
1--.1 tore, tte.,Goderieh,Ontario.—J.
Wm .Prondfoot.
s, Etol lot -
888
M. C. (letterer), Q. 0., Philip Holt, M. Gr. Cam-
\ -1 8olicitore in Chuncery, &c.. Goderich, Ont.
808
eron.
TT W.O. MliYER Barrieter anh A.tiorney at
"L'S" Law So icito;in Chantery. Core issioner
for taking efil e,vits in the Province of Eanitoba
'VANNING SCOTT, Barristers, elicitors,
• Conveya oers &c. Solicitors for he Benk
of Johnston, isda'le° & Gale. Money to loan.
Offioe, Beaver lock, Clinton, Ontario, A. II.
MANNINO, .TAX B SCOTT. 781
Bloele, Ingham. Solicitors for the Bank
of Hamilton. Commissioners for taki g affida-
vits in Maitito a. Private funds to loa at 6 per
cent. Luekn v office every Wednesdael. H. 1V.
LOFT e. IDANCEYs
j ATE with C
Barriste
Money to loan
Block, Seafort
Solicitor, Conveyan er, itc.
Benson's Old Office, CardnO's
p heretofore existing breen the
The business of the late firm' ill
P this day been dissolve by i;u.-
e firm will be payable, and Who
scharge all debts due and owing by
d at Seaforeh, the 21st day of De -
NOTICE of
Partners
undersigned h
tual consent,
be carried on
debts due to t
will pay and d
the firm. Dat
eembt r, 188i,
F.
8„ G. MCCAUGHEY,
'gOLICITOR, &e. Law Office-e-Scottl'e
's-/ Main Stre t, Seaforth. 786
UCTIONEERS.
:r . P. BRI E, Liconeed Anotioneea for the
parts of the ounty. All orders left t thex.
R. COOP R, Brussels, County, Alaationeer.
• Sales of all descriptions Proraptly at-
tended in anv part of the county on reasoneble
terms. Ordets left at the office of the Hurter;
EirOsITOR, o addressed to Bruseels, will receive
-LkDELG A TY, Licensed Anetionetr for the
• County of Huron. Sales of slide riptions
promptly atte ded to on reasonable te s. Ad-
dress Walton P. 0. or Lot 14, Con elision 14,
Meliillop. 774
a Thoroughbr d Suffolk Boar. This animal was
recently Imre ased from the well-known bree ers,
A. Franks j& on, and is from impute stock on
both sides, Terms,—$1, payable at the time of
service w!th tlee privilege of returning if necessary.
GEORGE PLEWFS. 788
FOR SALE I
"RUlLDING LOT FOR SALE.—For s le cheap,
-1--• a Most eligibly situated and desire le build-
ing lot on north Main Street near the business
portion of th town. The lot ie well f need and
possession ca be given at any timb. Apply at
THE EXPOS TOR Offiee, Seafoith. 797
VOR SALE.I—A comfortable cottagel and two
shope, Itable 1 Dr blacksmith and wagon
maker, in a s od part ot the town for': business.
The college is in good repair, und is leaeantly
bl• ock or septirafaly, and very cheap. Apply to
W. N. WATSON, Seafolth. 808-11
T.T OUSE Egli SALE.—A one and a half story
-1-1" frame divelling, situated in a ple sant part
of the town, c ntaining nine rooms, co ar, wood
house and st ble stone- foundation nder the
house, and ha d and soft water on the premises'
sepply to C. . WEITNEY'S Tin and S eve Em -
eight years d, ono light wagon, o e buggy,
oue set light harness.
ei
INSURANCE AND LAND A ENCY.
and Life Inshranoe Companies, and i
d to take risks on the most favorable
Also Agent for several of the best
el Aim
Also Agent Nr the Sale and Parches
and Village Property.
kee
tit
$50$000 14) Loan SIX p
Agent for the sale of Ocean Stesanshi
01,PFICE Over M. Morrisori's
Street, Seafonth.
FAR
ock,' Fire
af n F aS rot:
eirma
o Mein,
INO TO
We havelnow in stock a full
Scythes,
Snaths
Fork
es,
ake
Sp ding Forks,
Barb Fenc
And everyt ing the hardwa
IDD
flardware
ine of
Wire
line at
Establisment
, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
•
NEV
FORGET
TAat,you cannot get the best val Irie for your money in
COV NTR
SH
For th'e Genuin Article
COV6TR
Rem mlOr that Cove
STOVE, SEAFO
TORE.
French 611 Or
to
SHOE STORE.
itry buys al
' itsit, so, that A n and ttndersell Oosei
law ,buy' on time
TH
STONE B
pfuLY
PIONtER
RE STC*Et.
CLINt &
S 71 Two -B,Lt Fencing r
1_fontr4a1 Cut Nails -
Recei ed this eek, and will be sold at
his, stoek. foi, prompt ENGLISH GOOD AND I1AW
RT
,11
TTIOT4AS COVENTRY?
S !
PLOW$
A Car Load f Genuine. South Bend
HILLED PLOWS & PLO Si,
0. C. WILLS014'S
Agricultural Implement Wareroom, SeafOth,
g determined o keep those valuable Plo s in
otwithstandI .the iporease of is!) per ent.
Fifty of them a few days before the rise in the
to sell them at former prices until the present
h.oee Plows before buying a common or in -
teed to give fa' tisfaction or no sale.
s and Masse Mowers, Toronto Reapers and
sold cheap d ou reasoaable terms. Repairs
ines. Don't fail to eee my stock
Which will be sold at old prices, n
import duties, the subscriber bein
stock, imported One Hundred an
tariff ; 'consequently, he is enable
stock ie exhausted. Call.and see
tenor article. Every Plow guara
A toll stock of Masseyilte4e
Toronfe Mowers, Toronto Cora
Sharp'S Rakes, all of which will b
of all kilids always on hand. fox tlie above mao
before buying a rnachine.
0. C. W.LLSON Main Street, Seaforth.
UNCAN,
chernit and Druggist,
SUCCESSOR To E. 1119KS074 &
71
NOW IS THE TIME FARMERS T
SECURE YOUR SUPPLY OF
HELLEBORE AND PARIS GREEN.
We have jtit,14)erted out a.large stock f both, which we will guarantee to be
pure and of tliet best quality.
Is the place to
cheap, which c
depeription, Sp
N. B.—
axid all orders
et bargains ia TOILE AR
nfietfalil to give satisfacti n.
umered with care aud de
Cases that +we are selling very
rushes, Corebs, Purses of every
n great varieties; Perfumery, &c.
Next Door to Dunpan &
uncia's.Dry G-oodi Store, Seaforth.
iM•
SEE
moRaisoN
as
1883.
SEEDS.
Received His
1SPRING STCCK qp FIELD ex. GARDEN SEEDS
CONSISTING OF LL THE LEADING LINES IN !
•
Swede Tu nip, White, an Grey St ne, Mangold
Wurtz ls, Carrots, Beet and Sugar ane &c.,
e de of 11 kin
And a large stock of Garden
Clover Seed, Tinaothy, Orchar
We also keep on bond a large stook of
s in bulk o by the paper. Also
y Blue Gr es, Black Tares, tleo
Feed
and
Ms MORRIS() 3
East Side Main Strefk Opposite Markst Street, Seaforth.
Har
low r
legit
ices as i
ate bus
A all descriptiens at es
consistent with e. equate
PER
•
E tION 'AT ASTI
EG
The oial
Count ,
'America for
FloUri
A CD AT RE
Tito read Qu
The radu
b Rol
Roller Flour
per arr
own hea gr
better gra e
public has bit
Remenler,
Reduet 'on Sy
thorou Th an
success
Ehglan,d sad
,We gave A
eatensilve
we gueran
trlal
now has no
Ls, on the co
manufacturiri
n in the'
tined of
Roller !
OLUTION MILLING.
RedUctionis
ers now in
ejtfistfarthe811;241%a8?1;5°'
the Old ProCess.
onger, • whiter,
than the
f flour by far
there is teo humbug orex•
ur adopting th Gradual
tem. Our new system is ;
relia,ble. It has been !
ted, and proved! a great
ngarv , Germany; Frame,
e United Stet e.
oge at a heavy cost, and
better Fiona n w. One
le -FA -cleat to prove our es-
t.
CirlOPPIN
:Our feel. iti B: for this clasi of work
011ce. Be ,sur 'and try our fa AS OM new
pkocess—riolie flour.
Flour, Bra , Shorts and. F ed &Hy -
0€4. to an art of Seafort , Harper-
ETBEL 'S MILLS? -KIP El
0
oprietor of belie Well Inown and popularmffies.
- now (sot evdrythina in first -dem working
er, aa prettred a turn out au article of
PASTY
ItVAITS FOR IT. .
01117exchnuqed feu wheat. Chopping of eVery
alwayr4 Hand, and sold at the lowest
Ectlq 17111E &WOW.
1- state tha h haft returned home IrOM DA*
k ta, and is onvinced that "Thor -es no flea .,
a d will henceforth give his entire personalat-e
t nth) to his be -vitae -le. His faellittee for doing- ; i
yOur relations end fr• iends, and Seam) ta ;
ii
neodato you ell, and can send you On your wee ' li
ANDREW CA DER:
DAT
DO. OEACE S. RYERS N.
to, an Surgeon 01 the Mer 3er lyeand Ear s
Instittitions for !the Blind. Broatfor , arid for
the Deaf and Ditriih, Beller Ile, Ont. ate Clint.
cal Abe ice ant If o -al Londo 0 pbf bale io HOPI"
Hospital.
317 CHU 11 ,STREET, TOGONTO,
tete
consulted. at the
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il
AttorrieieCt-
war o
at the buil tie
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faoe. At 1.11
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matinee
The result 1,
THE UR EXPOSITOR OFFICEt.
NO WIT slESSES
tomad
istoMuch, 1-1,•4
poutsgions
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get
drug etore
Oreger met
The all ;
life is tiviir,,,p
s complete
The Si
, ;tad the delic
ree