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Rat Poltage Affairs.
• 'THE PEOPRE IN FAVOR OF ONTARIO, AND I
AMINO TO .BE ORGANIZEDAS A MUNI-
CIPAL1TY OP ITEAT . PRO OB.
A Rat. Portagiacomes advent says:
All is quiet here, but a g deal of in-
terest is felt he the proceedings at Win-
nipeg against 'the men 'charged -with.
breaking into 'the so-called" Manitoba
look -up, which iS the private property of
three citizens who have never been paid
a cent of rent, and which has never
I been proclaimed a.jail for 'the Province
-of Manitoba, Great dissatisfaction is
felt in that the 'prisoners Were spirited
away to Winnipeg without a preliminary
hearing being had here as promised by
• Ex -Judge MJ
amowit of amu
at the carrying
oedsx log Use
er, and ,an immense
ement hale been created
way to W'unipeg. of the
as abat, ering ram on
. the occasion of he jail4i- elivery. Ex
jadge Miller, it may be safely conduct;
ed, has destroyed any chenoe he ever •
had of sitting fer the e4nstituency of
Veronese% in thd Manitoba Legislature.
To show the current of public opinion
here since the recent eacurreiaces, it -
may be stated that dying the past
few days a petition has been signed by
iupwards of 130 eitizene, including near-
ly every preperte-holder in the place,
asking Ontario! Stipendiary Magistrate
Lyon to call a public meeting tteeonsid-
er the advisability of organizing a multi-
. cipality.1 • As there is already a corpora. -
tion in at Portage sestil or supposed
to be eating under a Man toba charter,
this petition cavi have no ether meaning
particularly, ineit is addressed to the
Ontario Magistrate, than the formation
of another municipality upder Ontario.
The strongest and most consistent Con-
servatives in the place are entering
warmly into the movement and are
openly declaring that while they at one
time wished to eeit Manitoba, have pos-
session of the territory they are now
ooneinced that the interests of the in-
habitants can! only - be peeved by On-
tario's. being snstained -in possession' as
she alone has the means of developing
the district, by granting t ties to lands
and ' mines, and inaugi rating public
improvements of which the territory
stands sorely 1 in need ; g eat disgust is
also felt at the miserable travesties of
'Lidice which have mark d the conduct
of the Manitoba officials and at the
Mendaceous reports lately furnished, to
• Winnipeg papers with a dew to preju-
dicing outsiders against t14e Government
and the officers of 0 Uri°. These
reports leave had. the dotible effeot of
stopping tourists trove tr&velth4g this region,
and - •thus seriorisly inj, ring business, -
and also of opening the e es -of all hon-
est people to the tactics he interested
clique of ateent a baker's ozen who are
crying out for Manitoban and Dominion
interference. it is safe to say that the
visit i of Premier Norquay; Messrs.
• Lari-viere and Sutherland, Latoucbe
Tupper. and some others, hs thorough-
ly alienated all sympathizers with
Manitoba outside of the *retched clique
referred to. Meantime Ontario is quiet-
ly going on with the work of organize -
tion. Her Division Court iii advertised
to it raonthly, and already several
caster are catered for theeitang to come
off at the end of August • A Registrar,
a Crown Timber agent ad an Issuer of
Marriages Licenses ha e, it is said,
been appoitsteel, and well enter upon
• their duties at once. Tice Commission-
. for -enquiring into sqnsett ts' 'claims will
--- hold special sittings for the next three
days and afterwards proceed to Rainy
River and other points of the. territory.
The sheriff of Thunder gay is to be in
attendance for the purpose of summon-
ing witnesses and otherwise assisting
the Comrnissioners in` their labors.
Altogether it looks as if the authority of
Ontario in the territory will spring, aad
derives it mate strengtI from the con-
sent of -the eeoplce, whil the authority.
Of Manitoba, if it is to b exercised at
4 all, will be against the 'polity, wishes
and interests of nineteea-twentieths of
the property -holders and voters in Rat
,Portage and Kewatin. ,
•
THE 'HURON EXPiaSI
4
•
i on openlitig it who ehbuld it be but John
Johnstone, ell • beadle& np, with his
nightcap ttssel still dangli ig. We did
not ask him to 6 me in a 4 wait Until I
should be dresse for a p rty, but Push -
with a big shawl wrapped around me, I
lug a table -ag; st the s owdrift and
mounted the t le, pea hed, .out my
arms and puttin them a mind hie neck
found a good c.ox fortable lace ,oee his
back. The trip was Moe oomfoitable
for me than for Litil, poorleild lit' 1. I
can see leitn now plowing With hi
through the eno . -He inta to -go
np our side of th sitteet til he
to a place wher an eddy I had
the snow the other way, then dow
side to thetkitchein door, where h
deposited me . on their. kitchen
That kitchen would'1;e quite a en:
in these days; there was no eeih g, th
rafters were black with "emit geek an
the floor was earthen but smooth an
clean as floor could be. ; At on en
was a large open fire whioh Iookecl very
bright and pleasant that wintry tight
at /the other a sort of siek bed,
closed like a box ,with a door to
up tight.
There were gathered there
twenty children under twelve ye
age, and a ha pier lot it Would be
to find. - Th old man took fro
mysterious re ees his bagpipesean
considerable lining
•
A Christraas Party in Scotland.
A STORY FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE.
-Wheal was a little girl I lived he the
city of Aberdeen, Scotland. My grand-
mother (mane to visit us land -it was ar-
ranged that I should go liome with . her
to spend the winter; she lived in the
village of New Deer, on the borders of
the Highlands. - Across the street from
her house lived an old
stone, of whom I stood
awe. He was very tall,an
hair and whiskers ; on
ways wore a peculiar ni
even though be limey
marnocke) knit from blue and red.
woolen yaro, with a long tassel which there is her in the w
hung down at one side; and slangledel mend for al thrifty' c
about as he walked. He was a great which CaR8 such amine
hundreds o nailes'fro
i
curiosity to my young! mind, and I
may believ Oita the supply of tows
remember wondering whether he knew
this countr is much If_elow the wa
how to smile -like other tots. I' after this
the rap dily inareating popalati
wards learned that bene.th that cold
and that b ef, and mtik, and butt
child's,
exterior he had a heart as warm- as a
child's, and' full of sympathy for chile must rise n value year by year,
that a few ears hencel each c
dren.
become mu
He had hie wife and all his chil-
would be
dren in the grave with the exception of
continue to
one deughter, Jane, who kept his hotel& butcher as
Wh_en. Christmas week came the oyter
old enough
people ware invited from house to heuse
Tribune.
to Christmas or "yule" pea drinking,
and sometiines they drank something History
stronger ; they had, very happy times,
On exhib
but it was rather dull far the children
Chicago sto
to stay at home and les.m the cate-
have a hist
einem. There were no Christmas trees of Mr Will
or presents of any kind, and I wished city, heartily for the tithe to come when and ar
too Would be "big."
an, John John -
very much in
is head he ed- to feed'a cetf milk *oth Moe
staff
away
oarne
rifted
his
soon
table
'osit
all in
hut i
abou
ars 0
har
80111
afte
•
•
!Ire screw'd his pipes and dart them
Till roof a drafteis a' did dirL"'
. .,
danced hornpipe, hO•rnpipa• , jige
reelei was Iliperfectly im
8, We just! danced 'an
aeeed-morel! until wo veer
• hen Jane invited us " te
e elie- had ;4 nice- nppe
o which we: did fu jus
n fled back to the kitchen
d:- old man had ! quantitie
ng for use He then tol
riaetories about witches 'and warlock
that would make my hair stand on en
d Sang im a song about"
ew, hose that will Esip t
they will." • ! Tier w
more, .nutil we wer
tire
home, when bp p odde
through the snow; athe
oth
•
Whether
strathspeys o
material to
danced, and
all tired out,
a hoose" wh
ready for ne
ace. We th
where the go
of candy wait
, • :
•
•
even now; a
pair of brew
get me a wif
danced some
enough to go
back with m
and brother
children.
I may live
shall enjoy
never done s'
after,and ne
but while m
be ever gree
"If I can win t
For whose sw
In the great co
I shad be sur
1.
01
coming af
er the
• attend a party, we ere
myself nio 4e, but ha
yet. t ft ther -Boo,
er saw ray Old ftien agai • ,
life taste his memo sh:
and
e homelin heaven
et rest 11humbly hope l d pray
any of the forgiven
i to find old,Deiniel Gray.'
MsW..
Wasteful
.Thinking en are - tech coneern
over the con inued • hab, t of destroyi
large numbe s of•calves the dafry di
tricts. They realize fal 'y theldi mil
of persnadinlg- the dairy, farmer hat
would be wiser to sayat le st t
female calves, for the' f traer who c
readily sell every punt • of milk at
profit will net readily they wi h rai
ing calves, 'Very nat ally he ask
".Why should I feed wenty • oiler
worth of milk to raise fifteen doll
calf ?" and it is not easy 0 show hy,f
dairymen 0911 buy Deitch gowsve,h n th
need fresh o •En, feed te1well
*ten quickly when t e 1ow of
shall
shall have fallen below a prc
point, and sell to the bntch
enough, or very nearly enough, o p
for a fresh cow.
If he miles that the tirae will co
when milch cow $ cannot. be ;bought 1
this wayihe will reply that when mil
cows become scarce and hard 1t3 bu
then milk will- become scarce, auU ea
to sell at higher prates than ar no
current. Tlae profits to the dal ym
'i
will thus affected camper tive
little by any change w,, ich may thi
come in the !supply ofcows. n th
6176
die+
se th
WO
a par
thet
ch n
which, if br migli.
produce in •Of he
life food am unting-te many times he
own weightage of six o eight weeks, she wi 1 yiel
ii,
' and value. . Killed itt t
at best ea few pounds only of mit ve
nutritious f od. ,
efitractiip'
•
•
ve
II
• 4
I
IS
• •
mil
fita,b
)t
I I
ease, :mia many othrs, the
policy of deetroying the eoung
will in the nd serve . to incre
cost of diving. Ery one wit
milk or but r will have to pay
of the penal y for elitighteeing
thousands f youtig otdves, e
ught to nteturity,
he nature course
nin ty- ft
1768,
6°1 iv4n
e te t
ebTimota
t -ben b
in p r8ail
to his
eh 'rs to
turn g ve
Oa
New York
Whil
ionurir it rpntio
l
be Sai
is the
inethe
cloth
ravelin
TinttIntthe
Mulch co
When
Scpt re
elo hin ,s
there as
import: • t
that teed
Sewed gti
worn: en
wh-seemsr
sa niliyi
taught at
of necssitv,
The Fr
dived 'nt
!study •f di
inaet!'eu8 for!
'
allxe
Iwhile he
icourse of
ting. N
enabled
[they are
land time
in hones
r
[whiell fi
Imam, a
body, an
an
land wiea
113ulgi
:extra u
lfacem n
Ifoelis
Ithig g
! else art
' boldie
esesh
merit
lie mu
I
which
1 place
It i
of the
I able i
hapso
corset
IP
I
atid n
menu
l of m
1 appea
! reatteir of
I miss, iuid
and i
' 1 ly to
for t
use ti
vanta
lieved
fabric
year.
1. a-
ehteit
ineyrloev;
s n
thcr
h� die
Eph
His e
em
her o
bse v
His wife died in
Seihoin Bigelow, --his
d the, Oltaits, He
ix, and! died in 1812.
a son of Gershom,
possessor, and dying
oeed• d by hi son
son
• in 1 3. vious
eine 1 i elow g • ve the
1. • ;
•
Leen a, and •he in
her tighter • who
the p sent onea—
r.
o•
ma g spQns.
oh is said • at te hnioal
n ma nal 1 or for boys in
oiled ,rnigh Ot Something
• he g rls ? S wing, so far
entin ng :titch go, and the
jo
teCti g a etrawdge fronx
- teise edges of
in ei.eaHar.taught now ;
o atting Id -Monts and
to their •1 utpese is not
iders . In ruler times,
dy vila like lie • tivo an of
onofe for th of the
e preP red lot
the S irit Df
actOr in sec_
,.mad:, bad]
Men s . are
les, tuiks, and
11 et i 1 made
const acted g
e ho,e that
ome hat t
nicety
eer household,
mn ation—an
cess ; but now
i cut, ! poorly
01 universally
drape° deries,
, ereartherentin&meatg
irls will be
e used t� learn
, intro-.
ls the
ovidedJ
•oilers ;
them
-days
in Cueing out Ira fit
• dresses, bn
; in: Material
is thus made
deal. tires
in an
oh overnm las
he e ementiaty, sdhe
Emma 'ng,.and has pi
beim tructiollt of! te
bei
have n Paris a tweet
g defeated for
ssons
inerol
we
sight
ndl a
here
weli
wsf
SS It
bette
hetet,
ng\th
It ,is
m vela
tit.
ht.!
h
waki
• 141.
Bee
(tarts
that!
-deem
Ye
ill no
Ah,
rfe d o'ded
av t e only
rnl
re
ac4recr°'e.'
poet
r. t is e
good 1
oodl
rep re
on girl
err wee,
*e rid in
ge, nd Oh
• df a
s which
not to last, ae
tstion to nee
hasty and sloee
net at once hav
sehools, cannot
eand employ r
maker to nstinl
dressmaking bil
creased at first,
be lessened.—p
are the pepi B thu.
✓ beat
econern
saving
t is ,n
oes no I draw
ee lmoeciment
s ri
wrsnkl
for
crease
y get b
there ore, no mere
ch seeks a neatly fit.
nd Bach. are not neo
n exquisitely fitti
utif ell. curved lines,
g its roper adjust
le, Ma
than
to L
Lt GAL.,
P. S. CARROLL,
ir ATE eof Garrow &Proudfoot's e ee, Goderich,
Solicitor, Con*Oyancer, &c. Money to loan.
I, ,14!" Qffic in 'Ideyer's Block,k, ainliltreet,
Seaforth. 1 ' - - • 1 , • 794
p. ;0: HAY , Solioitor, Private money to
*1-4'• ,lend a loWest. rates of interhet. Oarion—
porner Squere and West Street,1Cloderich. 774
ARROW PROUDIO 0 T, Bartliaters,
tors, &c.'s Ctoderieh, Ontario:n-4. T earrow
686
m .ProndinOt.
e I ,
CAMERONs HOLT & CAMEROS, %Meters,
M.C;Caraero ,Q.C.,Philip Ho, t, M. G. Carni
eron .
Solicitor in Uhanoery, &e. Ckoderioh, Onti
• 506
111 w "
• L 'w,Rol
;Ior te.kig a d
YER, Barrister al Attorney at
oitor in Obanceryi ommiesioner
vita in the Provinbe of Manitoba
°licit° for ,th Bank of Hamilton, Wingham'
rivatefun 0 t loan at64 befit iile cent. 888 ;
AirAN iNek. & SCOTT, Barri+ a, Solicitors
•"-a• 0 nveyancere, &o. Solicitors or the Bank
of Joh sten Tiedite & Gale. M mop to loan'.
Oftioe, BeaverBlock, Clinton, Ont rio. A. 111
sMA , J mita,SOOTT.
781
ME
DICKINSON, B rs, &c., Kentli
)3 ock, Witighaion Solicitors or the Bank
of RaMilton annassioners for taking affida•
vits in Manitoba. Private funds to loan at 6 per
cent. Luc ow office every Wedn sday. H. W.
0.MSER. E. L. DicKnisoN._ 738
LOF US E. DANCEy,
-FATE wit Cameron,Hdlt & CaMrpn,Goderic
Barris er,. ' Solicitor, Conyanoer,
3doney to lo n, liBensoiee Old Office, Cardno'
Block, Seal th. I • 766
NOTICE
TT
•
• Partne
undersigne
tual oonsen
be carried o
debts due t
will pay an -
the firm.,
combr, 188
STED. W
ABRis
of th 1 Main
nbe tera the
a d reaset
snaoothness • ' S.
Q0,LICIT
. , main g
be! an ofte
wrinkl on
satg ,in f Ids i
lady, oia gbh] to on
ahem °iv ISO Belie)
said 13- him, " Pe
fit Me as 'I wear n
adahaa ," said he,
o fit w thoat a corset.
the lady's fignr to fit,
ination of hers and
- Goodidreesm king. i
nee than4t !firs woul
t merely or ainly
ciks. isonom , neat-
ealtb ate alto° oerned,
ould! be taught ipropet-
goods
e menefactere
they eeteuld learn t
terials to; the est a
market would be r
hone of cheap flim
e made for shotv and
are a tontinua temp -
less e penditu e and
ly 8 W1 g.. If we ma-
ths inetruction in the
eighbo s club together
ally . c rapetent dress
t their :children? The
would be & little in -
but ea the end it would,
risti an 1 Union. 1 '
f Dissointion of Partrierhtp.—Th
ship iseretofore exieting between th
has thie day been diesOlved by • m
• The businese of the lite firm wf 1
by ML Honmearim, to whom 1
the firm will be -payable, and wh
ated at Seaforth, the2 st day of D
discharge all debts dttleziand owing b
S. q. MeCAUGHE P. HOLM
ness, ANDREW CAL4ER.
HOLIVIESTD,
11, le, Law 0ffice-8 ott's Bloc
treet, Seaforth.
NICCAUGEY,
11, den Law Offloa-,Reott's Bloc •
7f5
reet, Seaforth.
Just how a reform ey be
es not
ely be e
about in Ma* mattet
The dairy* n. eau Bc r
• had long white
the pelf will be 'worth ve en
htcap (a " Kil-
ly reali
st str ng
lyes, at pri
ls to be prong
the eat.
mug
PPe
pede
•th
ean
e t
,h more pro table than Be,
ow, but h will Oohs
sell the vo ng stocW to e•
oon as if shall have eco et
to kill for food.— hic
Returning from school one afternoon
I found John Johnstone sitting with my
grandmother. I could see that he had
something on his mind, lbut little dream-
ed. thet I was the subject of his thoughts
He aeltetme if I was not lonesome so
far from Aberdeen, and turning to
grandmother, said he -thought it too
bad that nbthing was done to make it
pleasant for the children these Christ-
mas days, 'an" if naebody else will do
it I will myself." Accordingly he eeerted
out, not with cards printed on :white
atin, but with this verbal message from
ehouse to houe: "Let your bairnies
come to my house,a, Thursday nieht an'
we'll. hae sonee fun"
Thureday morning attest arrived and
with it a regular Mg -wane storm "o'
!drift an' snow "the wind. blew harder
and harder end the snowdrifts piled
higher_ and higher, one drift especially
being right in front a grandmother's
house. I was perfeptly miserable all
day, re,lizirrg the -impossibility or get-
ting to -the party, a great event in my
life as I was only seven years old, but as
it began- tet get dark, there came a great
pounding with a stick on the door, and
f T ree Old Chair
tion tin the windoW of
e are three chairs wh
ry. They re the Prope
ams,a musij3 teacherof t
two huxijlred an six
three years old. • The1 origin lly
longed in E land to al family na,
Dorr, a des e dant of
to this conetry in or ab
these chair e With him
Boston. This Doer cl
made in 160t and ha
family dnring three grery.on
June 12, 1696, John Bi elow of
.a
doena, Mess., a friend 1 lof r.
was united in marriage to Miss
Garfield, also of Water
to the fanaily of Garfiel
the late President des
hem e igra di
at 1864, ring
nel settlig
imed thy w e
1. been in
Wat
Dor
ern a:
own, b lon
s from wei,
nded. 1 To
newly married couple these cha re w
presented by Mr.. Doer I as s. ed
present. This John 1 gelow and nit
settled in. Marlboroug , Mass. N; e
years later (1705) John with two oth
persons, was taken imp ive by the
diens and conveyed to Canada, wh 01
be remained nearlyitw years, lui1d
while therethe first sa v mill jrun i,n
the Provineaafter which the Frei cIhi
Government set him fr mad • he fr
turned safely home. 1IA letter lwrit n
by his wife to her hus and duribg
captivity, August 22, 1'[06, is shown
the frame in conn tion with
chairs. John Bigelowf lived t a
markably old age, dyin in 176t in
P. B
• Conn
parts oft
POSITOS 0
AUCTIONEER.
INE, Licenced Anettieet tor te
y of Huron. Sales; 111
a tended in
c County. All orders left at the Ex.
oe will be promptlYa tended to.
L\ DELATTY, Licensed Ann loneer for t
4-1-4 County of Huron. Sales Of all desoriptione
promptly attended to on reason& • le terms. A
drops Walton 1',O. Or I Lot 14 Concession 4,
MoKillop. . ' • 74
FO SALE.
Fon S E.—The ndersigned
two Uhoroughb ed Durha
seven mo ths' old ; sire, "Morn
Queen o Brussel ." Entere
boqk ; pe igree giv n. TE11,1S
sell, on Lit 18, Co cession 2, M
SE LARSIBluevale P. O.
o ffers for s
bull calv
ng Star; dailn,
in new he d
CASH. May pc,
rris. JOSEPH
801
le
s,
.
TT °tree FOR SAL .—In the ti lege of Arab r.,
-1-1, ley, FOR
1 Huron, nay of Bpi e.
The best cOnntry Ho el in Bruce eying Alibi a,
sheds, well, an acre and a quart r of land, god
orchard and ice hon e. For part' niers. Apply to
JAS. STE LE, Sea orth, or JAS A. MAOPHE
SAE
FOB q.—A ciunfortable a tta
O -13 e 8a1n7dx 1 0
SON, Kiln rdine. •
shops,isuitable far blacks • ith and wag n
a
maker, in good part of the to n for busine s.
The cottsg is in good repair, and is pleasan ly
•sitnated. 1The whale property will be sold in a
block or eleparately, and very cheap. A8pops_lytito
W. N. WATSON, Sth
afor. '
HOUSE FOR SA......6.—A one and a half stairy
frame dwelling, situated in a pleasant p rt
op oh fo houset:t.ihsueem, tow: an
Aeoinigiehpltyseyea
ttol
COLTS
span
, oontaining nine rooms, cellar, wr
▪ stsble • stone foundation .under he
▪ g. WinTNE's Tin and Stove E -
hard arid soft water on the prOmis;
eafrth. Alio a good Dtiving Mare
R old, one light wition, one bugy,
ght harness. • ' 8024
FOR SALE --The Undersigned h a
of general purpose three year ld
colts, a iiare and gelding, for sale. They tro
unbrokenland perfectly soun. One is a d rk
be*, and the other a light ba3. They can 1 be
sen at ay time on lot 34, eoncession 6, c-
Ki lop. WM.' N. McMICHAEL. 81
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Auauo 24 1883,
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13ST RECEIVE AT -
0. C. WIL4SON'S
. i .
ilicultural Implement Wareroom, Stlaforth,
Whic e sold at old prics, notwithstandi
mpo die i s, the subscribe e being determine
stook, iimpo ted One Hundred and Fifty of the
tariff ; cops quently, he is enabled to sell thert
stook is ehusted. Call and see those Plows
erior artialit. Every Plow guaranteed to give
A full stook of Massey geaperis and Mass
Toronto Mewers, Toronto Cord Binders and
Sher /8 R1es, all of which ill be sold cheap,
of all kin always on hand for the above MU
befor bn ing a ma,chine.
• O. C.
COTTON . COM P A N
. Amii,...T:oN f
. .
! _low ILTON, ONTARIO, i
.
1 meareicemixes! op
0 IT T ON YARNS!
1 Whete and Colo; ed, Single cud Double,
CARPEWARPS, White and all Col
BEA1 WARPS of everylDeseription,
HOSIER' YARNS AND i
• BALILED ICNXTTll‘G TAR rs
I : OF •S'RY vAanrlr,
gs an fl Cottonad 8.
iversally 0 °pounced by he
al to an made' and for
ss in ma e - andcolor
Denim Ticki
These 1�ods are u
trade to e fully eqi
regularit and evenn
they are runsurpasse
CARPET WEAVE
Warpi superior
We as t you jus
If yo r Dry Go
write t us and we will se
ly suppled.
OUR YARNS, of vhich we •
Mons, w41 be two sd equally good. A8k
for the 1. Try them.
• This O�rnpany was
• silver medals at Toro
three fixit prizes at t
Kingston, 1882.
AGIENTS:
WIle ANS 1& o. ,i Toronto.
F. lecELDEARY & Co., Montreal.
. 814x26
s—Yon
to see
to give
ds man
g the increase of 10 per ce•t.
to keep the° valuable Plows •
a few days, before the rise in e
'at former prices until the prattle
before buying a comnion or •
atisfaction or no Oahe.
Mowers, Teresa° Reapers • id
Massey's Low Down Binder,;d
nd on reasonable' terms. tem s
ine. Don't fail to see mat4 k
•
ILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth.
Till find Or
the marhiet.
t a trial.
has not got it
you ale prompt.
. I
ace all descOp-
awardedtwo first prize
uto Exhibition in 1881, and
Lie Provin *al Exhibition at
FARMING. TOOLS.
We liave now in stock a full line
Scyths,
Sncths,
• Forks,
Hoes,
Rakes,
•
Spadng _Fork,
Lawn 4fowers,
Barb Fence Jr
And 0 erything it - the hardware lin
• lowest prices at-
KI D'S Hard re
REMOV
eafoAh Musial instiikment Ernporiu
Beg
door
selec
spok
oeiv
the
and
boo
re,
•
SCOTT BROTHERS
•
y have removed to more cornmeal us premiles,-
e, where they will be -found with large and w
M PIANOS, -whibh are so well known and Ing
EXCELSIOR II RG.ANS.—These' Organs have
herever shown, ..#d have also reoeived a diplom
ed at Toronto. ' e aloe keep in skink other Pia
of small instrum nts„ sheet Muse and instruc
SCOTT B OTHERS,1SeafOrth.
!of the Post Offi
to announce that th
north
ed stock of DUNE
n of by all musicians.
d the iighest rewards
ridast ial Fair just cle
rgen , and all kinds
. Agents wanted.
riO
11-
lye -
at
08
at
Establishment,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
• ROTEL CAR1IS.
DENNIE HOUSE
DE
•
SINCE assutning themanageme t this Howe
3,1 Ifs have completely renovate and refurnish-
ed it throughout with new furniture in the best
style which enables us to give first-class accom-
mod tion to thc public. The best brands of
Liquors and !Cigars at the Bar. I An attentive
Host er always in attendance at the Stables.
Particular attention given to the farming com
muna1ty.
lalreharges moderate..
T1ie Royal Hotel,
(TATE - CARMICE d FL'S)
SEAFORTHI ONTARIO.
jAME6 WEiR
lletEGS to inform his old friends and the travel-
ta
-1-" ling puhlic that having purchased this new
and mmodious hotel building, he hasthorough-
ly r -furnished and re -fitted it front top to bot
tom nd it is- now one of the most comfortable
and onVenient hotels in the county. By strict
attentioil to the wants of, his customers he hopes
to merit a s are of public patronage. The rooms
are all well fiirnished and well heated. The bar
will be kept supplied with the best, and an at -
tent tive and triist worthy hostler will always be
in a oendanetood sample rooms for Commer- -
dal rivelle.
z .
R menthe the "Royal Hotel," corner of Main
and Godech Streets, Seaforth. • 733
• JAMES WEIR, Proprietor,
MEDICL.
W . S. MACDONALD, M.D., C. lit.,
' 'J Surgeon, Aocouchenr; &c. • 011ie
denc that lately occupied by Dr.
Anbulin. , .•
. 1
11,7
and
ntob
, SCOTT, M. D. iitehysiian,Sto
Acconobenr, Beafertli3Ont. Otto
dime south side of Goderieh Street, se
east 1 Preabyterian Churot.
geoand r st
Ond dor
TT L. VERCOE, M. D., C. M.. Physic an,
• geon, eto,Coroner for the County K4$in.
Office and Residence, on Jarvis etre t u44h,
&keely opposite Sea -forth Public) Soho 1.
THE PIONEER
HARDWARE' StOttE,
STONE BLOCK, W Oneeett
JAMES A. GUN cety
(Successors t4 Gordon e&ilf3:tt.)
•
virfre.
VI:Seehl Tbwil.0.3371rb
Headquarters for the
Fe
ONE CARL
• MontreaA
aii
•
WM. HANOVER, M. D, 0. M., Gr duate oi
T McGill University, Physcian, 8goon nd
Accncheur, Seaforth,Ont. Oflice and °eidtc)°,
North side Goderich Strekt, first Bri Ik Home
east o f the Methodist Chnch.I •98
EYE, EAR AND1TH
DR. CEORCE S R1ERSiN,
SWOP! HORSE INFIRMARY.
VOIRNER $f Jarvis and Goderich Streets. next
N-1 door td the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
it.
Ont4 All ilieases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or any
of the dci ieSticated s.nimals, successfully treated
at the int mary or elsewhere on the shortest
notie. a arges moderate. Jas. W. ELIM,
Veterina47 Surgeon. P. S.—A large stock of
Veterinarn, edicines kept constantly on hand.
• MONEY TO LOAN.
rrHE undersiged, having been appointed Agent
•I' for the Hamilton Provident and Loan Society,
Is now prepared to effoot Loans either on farm
or town property at the lowest rates of interest
and on the most favorable terms. Applications
by mail or, personally promatiy -attended to.
WM. BALLATYNE, Seaforth. • . 84
WW1, BROTHERS & CO.,
, .
TORONTO,
Manufacturers and Wholesaki Dealers in
LARDINE,
CLINDER,
I3OLT CUTTING
• AND WOOL OILS.
Ouroe ebrated LARD NE brand is
nnxc1,1d by any othe oil on the
mrket; In recognition 41 its superior
merit we have received a1 the _
FII1dHEST PilIZES
Whererte we exhibited. since 1878,
among o her awards a latge number of
COLD,$ LVER & BRWE MEDALS,
Beside S numerous Diplonas. It is
waa*rie1 not to gum or dog, and as it
wears elq al to castor oil is, therefore,
th
tlec inhiontt profitable oil; for those running
y.
centers, • Thresh rs and Mill
le by
Cale
OBTE.
mtn Bhp ld try it. For
wps, $lnERTSDN &
02 12.6 SEA
! ,
L. B0. P., L.R.O. S. E,,004uren oil. the
Ear nd Throat, Trinity Zat1ija1 Celle e, T
to, sid Surgeon to the Mercert Eye an Ea
firm ry. Late Clinioal Aseist nt Roy 1 L
Opht1haJ.mio Hospital, Moorfields, aid C
Throat arid Ear Hospital.
31i CHURCH STREETI, TO
Way be consulted at the
W NDSOR HOTEL, TRATF
On he TAM mA.t110,10,431- lia E
ItIIN.T1L.
014
•
ye
r n-
-
xi on
n ral
O.
CARTWRigHt &
DENTisT8,
every 'Wednesday and
day, and Clinton every Fri
each week, ex zept the 'week
• Tuesday pomes first in the
Ten h extracted without, pain. Chargemo
and terms cash.
73
13 -0 -531 -GI
Received this we
bottom prices.
LEAD and
rth
h rs-
a of
W
0 • th.
ate
5
0
SyRGEON DENT! T.
aBADIJATE of the Boys.I College of 1 ental
Surgeons, Canada. Office in the o ms
latelly occupied by 11. ; Derbyshire, 1 Whi ney's
Bloe
, -
Alfl
fact on guaranteed. Charges ISIoderae.
operations carefully perlormed nd
tat rain
Aft. B. --Teeth extraleteld with
bv the as". anmsto*tsfi-.
1\111I1S1111R1
O. WA-roj—i--1114ENTI
Gold Medaltee C. D. S.
; I
I'AVING many years' Icpelience he is b to
make all operations in I Dentistry a xthb)e
and lasting. Preserving teeth a , Sp laity.
Chl4r0fOrm, Ether or Nitoi Oxide Gas even.
1 I ,
07eir' Charges Xo4erte.1
°ice in Meyer's Block, Main Street,, 8
T,
Fa+nlby Gold Med net and C ege
Cu
h, and
est bra
ENGLISH BOILED A
Hardware of all des
low prices as is c neiste
legitimate basin s.
JAMES- A.
celebratee
Moen'
wit be sold at
ds of winT4
rip 'ions at ite
t ilth a equate
PERFECTION T LAST
SUCCESS t XTR ORDINARY 1
11,500 BOI171.1
1 —o* -1
OLlYttRATED BALSAM Of 1 IR,
The Magic Citee for
COUCNS, COLDS 4 SORE TH 0 T,
Sold daring the past yder, ancl the de-
mand constantly inoreasin . his
valnabie medicine may now bepr c red
from
' !
0823. Joseph _Kidd 46 Son, Dublin.
. Jas. _Drummond: Blyth.
Andrew Govenloc4 Winthrop.
Japes Campbell, Walton.
Wm. Scott, BrUcefislcl.
Henry Schafer, Kipien.
Jd 8. Bonthron ct Son, HenSal
1 ;
And wholesale or Caen fro
InUMSDEN & WLSON,
I11 Blanufactuierg, Seal irt i,
.., i
•
• EGMOND IL#LE.
ROLLER IILLS,
The only gentithe Bo ler Mill in the
Cousety, which how h s no superior,
and few equals, on t e continent of
Amrica, for manuf during Bofle
Flour.
A GREAT REVOLUT10 11 MILUNC.
The Bread Qest' n of
The Gradual edu
by Rolle4s no
0 erati
ital
ti tem
Roller Flour bri's froi
per barrel =or than
?made by ate 0.
Gristing a S
Farmers will in all
own wheat ground, an
tem' get a stronger, w
better grade of flour
public has hitherto bee
Remember, there is
perinient in o - adopti
Reduction System. 0
thorough end reliabl
thoroughly tested, and
success in Hungary,
England and the Unit
We gave A 1 Flour
extensive change at a
we guarantee better
trial will be sufficient
sertdons correct.
11.
Ve25 to
he best Flour
Process. -
ecialty,
cases get their
by our In3W apt,
iterb richer andt
y far than the,
able to get.
o humbug or ex-.
g the Gradual
r new system ise
3. It has been
proved a great
rm any, France,
States.
previous to our
heavy cost, and
lour now. One
to prove our we
CHOPP
Our facilities for th
are unsurpassed, and c
pendon getting their
once. Be stirs end try
process—roller Jour.
Flour, Bran, Shorts
eted to any rat of
hey or Egmoncleille fr
•isgr Our Saw' Mills
a d Brubefield in full
808 'LYLE
s class of work
stomers Mayide-
hopPing done sb.
our famous new
and
dorPteHarpddet
e of -Osage.
patemEtigorane. nded10
1113S [ARD.
fiiRMERS, !IT WLL 'PAY YCtr
CALL A TH,
RONi FOUNDRYJ
NEAR THE RITI StH001SEAFRTN,
•
And ee onr toci;:. of
P , .
Which hos been made "epecially for
tnie county. X haee greatly improved
my Gang Plow for thi$ season, and feel
satisfied in say ng that it ifi the best*
the Market. Our
LANDROLLERS
Dillig light and
ltou. A fall Ills
4dortglagrgoeoda nwao work. v YO' u
GRAIN OR $HERS
Are made from hard ron, Ina win latt
longer than any othermechine mg&
'laving speciel too s for recuttiee
Rollers, we ea* guterantee eatisfactiot.
Special attention given to repel
Steam Engine, Saw and Grist
*epers, Mowrs, T eshieg Machines,
nd all kinds Of mac beery repaireaeu
short notice and at reasonable rts.
To contractors and others — BA*
Bolts and Cstinge t lowest /stet,:
9fuhot.apti.onsaswftlyr:ri:Hhe: n aplication;
te'repaAirlssocoane;nttifoy r nthheeitiom. plea:aura
f-INDRY.
KIPPEN.V
THOMA
1 -BELL'S IMILL
Celled by any mil
JiosOf ptrHheerS1aeinrwedtMe
litielnt
Proprietor e
has now got evertything 1
Order, and
FAMILY IFLOUR
Geseie- Done W
WAIT8 F
lour exchangectfor wllea
description promptly atte
• Bran alwaya on Hand, and
market prices. Reme be
JOHN
dJ
EVIN,
mai• aiid popular
firsit-class worltia,
trn nut an article o
which cannot be 131"
untry.
ILS 1 THE PASTY
B
ppine1eVCti
ded o. Flour see
soldat the lowest
the itopulei" teo.
NEVIN,
S. CAMPBELL, ,r0
andOivilEnginenr.
y attended to.
Le L10
radall Land teuenet
rem! ey sustilost"
ague IIIbA
•r,
Latest
one of the ailia
to a 13e4 pets*
i 0:0.1:116;;;rhi,:atiirto!frotani:upea;uin.,:
' r NvT115re9larld Al)11
1,i " 0.13;:tir:leseienrai!s:Viii,ntthhillii
09Xi0
:11201:t,:rtrilaTi-08:a.:1;y:::1°fivnt.f:rie:.
it
-them inflicted. a ti,c
461siid:aitT:teb: viiiioint
Jil); iieiyottai1 in_110r6gaitiu:J : :tae; tliseet, sTypsat r„. ,
•
. . Stated and. Peovl
anteti Seturday
, :,' x33nleetenscurtste: d toin
Ile
iosgtst
)3Oston and Cap (i N
trunks contained 8
43,ailfnor f ti ttoIl ieognet, abalsi
20,000 dameaes
! entreat., who bla
gtaphed from Mon;
i e ir ir i,i,g _ta hhto: 3 bol; 0 iiie
nvfds)s; pbet r!tr ej:g tl,
- . jaw is feared.
, ether lade gave 1
: . ffeeedr_e:13:::teii-ree4, wbNi tet3h4rwhil
-Ottawa, efrOortng
•
• B°f0bi:velleci;t 71.2i:;m:il:I-toe' 1::‘ It 4' *lit'
. ea ana eilver sen
attliii.i.ona,gliteli
• 1 c
13Pttabiel::inigtPSbe Pi
800-dand. Promit
• dainnicellcdeeieaglibee!
come to oecupy tht
15.r--(3vAintico,e*
t4 10 o'cl.
tMiBs Fenny Dong
ii lpevoluyoot Wo inned is (Par 4
that town, dropp
aiStaaSe .01 Hideo
:- !is,t2,2:epeenwleamfrop!
.dees paeti. She
ri• tietbpz: e. irarTaatifiNv.daeiatsoa tBnhere:towngf
number of boye,
take a knif#3 aws„
metes. In doin
drawn through' h
thumb and fore fi
gash, and- althon
waS taken to pre
unvili*, and t
• greet agony onSt
—The iIen. 'M
speaker .0f. the 1(..
IOU Tuesday foreu
Since the disselu
• 'lament, Nebel' 11
• life, be basben
act ef Perliamou
• codcation of fie
• His renaisins wer
for. inter Ilaellt.
fat athis demil
+
: atitiitgeh ataa di° f• e grt10110 '
. bets of both polit
biM intimately. -.
--The Faith ete
:Qriphie:4Aliiel.
wePk!ot23
•ocntbaa, ad
d:atebife:t-
The most etrileit
:B)imhut prayer
tetvdeNseojtnewdei enye inynrrtiii r,en:erg:klit.i Ti ci /
meningitis of sis
of Oshawa, Cans
vhreatah thh;a1:ctottviget
-t—On Sunday!
the house of lir
pal of .the High;
were in a fair 'wh
haul, when one
shot by Miss Six?:
Sinclair iwepi awi
his two lions AVIV
burglars 'tbu'to:
beting noentin at
°thnekoisilfeorsits;:11
.01vlitiegnbteethelimelanrdti3°bo:willeaesurs7: da;
sae inf,ormee 'he
•
3poriwirtejail'df ::,1e:
ared,voortwt hb,tienarrinngilair stnh toi II: Ne,,,ii,
•
r -e olver ?" -,iii
NVh6. enlatiehey:lilre.w1
;e
•
i ;aidiviiiisotnatfponos iudun:tel aieFgfugtthi, ibbotu, Itnt 1 !
it
•
IA:: inautiddeo,that:
_.(D•u:eedliioalirotutIne• dj
• eatetty elearlei te
8nclat has w• e'.
brave manner i
xeAtiagieehil6,8 •-tlet:,.ef:''
- ereeiroftiorh.;ihetetire;;
juvenater, kito-
like a Voting ci
/13 anoiher cd
158Ued by J. 84
52.
In eombirtin
preparation ev,
ite adjusted an
• teleration and,
table stoneael•
or form of c
• agent and at
peculiar to -th
f the eeeepee
1°.ngaid patie
7