The Huron Expositor, 1883-09-07, Page 6-
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HE HURON XP*SIT
1 tation from the
liethadisna in, the NatthWest. Yining returned t
SOME INTERESTING Irt Tomcat. EPAOT8 •E'RE-
BB/MD.—TILE OLD EqD AMU mecum Richmond Street
i
From the Con ereace publication which church he
Bev. J. F. Ger
named by the Bialion, Engraving Com -
sent as pastor of
piny, we are able tn make the following
ishairman of the
extracts regarding the history on the
MoCamus to.the.
Methoaist Chute:kin Manitoba and the
, During lir. Ge
Northwest
race Church
Some forty-theee, years ago, tiee pre- G
:seated, and Mr.
deoessor of what is now the Methodist
Church et Canada decided to commence ing energy and s
new and minim°
work arnong thertribeit of that part of
British NorthAreerica, kpown as Prince large site,
Ruperes Laud. The authorities sent
seintufro7m9 Rev.
out
out agents and minnow:ales' who ocou-
pied. the ground as soon as possible at fie a cause in
York Factory, Norwey House, and Oe. there a number
herents, and su
lona tome, as siatione, frora which
ewe_ churches and a
- 'on, they
valuable propert
In 1879 -the Ft
removed east, a
points, in Methodult as
ed the tribes and damps in the immense
country' tributary thesa. points. The
men who pioneere and opened up this
our church, were
o Ipart of the world ,
. the Rev. Messrs. Attu* •and EA711118,
and right well did they do their claty
and lay the fouridation -ot what has
grown to be a gneat miseionary system.
• The rainiatere who ha
in the North' ,are as
Thos. Runal.e, slimes
Steinhauer,. Thos. •
Brooking, Charles: Stri
McDougall, Thomas
•
ve " doneauty
Evitns, 11. B.
oolsey, inis'obert
ellnw, George
inborn E. R.
Young, John Seminenn, J. H. 'Rattan,
O. German, E. Ineugfonl, A. W. Ross;
and with the Indians ' in the West—
Rena. G-eo. MoDAgall,john McDougall,
Peter Campbell, 11. M. Manning, W. B.
Steithatien•Wohn McClean. ,
In 1867„ at theearneat request of the
late Rev. Geo. McDougall, -the 'church
decided to -cortimplinii,*Ork -among the
people of the Red River settlement, and
in May, 1868, the 'Mesa George. Young
left Toronto for is new station some-
where in ,the set %merit. The settle-
ment then extenaed in a scattered Way
from Lower •ForiGarry - to Portage la
Prairie, with- a population of 11,000
Bonne At that time tbe Rev. Peter
Campbell and.,Rev. E. :R. Young were
also sent out toneinforce-the staff on the
Indian Missione. The journey was
made by wagonst from St. Paul, Mann.;
to Red River, where• the party ' seperat-
ed, those for -the West going on another
thousand Innen by -read, and H. R.
Young thieenettacIred 'miles still further
in an open sail boat, fa this new field of
labor. !
The Realltiver cirenit then extended
for a distance of overI29 mileet aloog
theneanks of the Red , and Aseitiboine
rivers, and as Vie work was not iseglect-
ed, considerable: trav4 Etna iiv!ork both of
body and-mind,!wereirequired to sapply
the preaehing alaces i and to erginize
and work the temporal part of the Dais-
. _
sion.
The first elaSti weelorganized at High
Bluff innnecerdberel 68,but t e first in -
doer Methediet service held in the set-
tlement was opened in a srnal building
then partly-ocamied by Mr. Stalker,
now owned and used by the Roman
Catholic elaurclii on Notre Dame street
as a school for young ladies. The court
house, a log bnilding just -ontside the
walls of Fort Oarry, was next used, but
on the lith Debember, 1868, the Metho-
dists &Ste of the place assembled in a rented
building known ae."Wesley Hall," situ-
ated on Portage avenue almost at the
corner of Main street. The rooms up-
stairs were usen as : a parsonage, and
Were fitted up with l furniture brought
from Ontario.
:A.ppointments had been, immediately
on arrival, opened at -Portage la Prairie,
with an occasional visit • to White Mud
River to the west; T.4?-wer Fort Garry,.
and occasionally &Visit to Lake Winni-
peg on the noribla. then, subsequently,
as people and help arrived,C(xik'sCreek,
Springfield,P#airie Grove, Stony Monn-
:tain, Woodlanas, ROckwood,Headingly,
Meadow Lea,,n3onneltiver and Pembina
Mountain welits opened, and a visit now
and then paia to the United States
troops and people Of Pembina, D. T.,
U. S.
In 186 theelate Rev. ' M. Robinson
was sent as ensistent, who took, charge
of the westerit part of the -cirenitnoming
as far West inhis drives as -Poplar Point.
The first churches were built by this
devoted its anlargely with his own hands,
atPoplar Point and, High Bluff.
In 1869 tbe, very valuable property
still held by the eneureh, on Main street,
was secured by the Rev. $ Geo. Young,
froin His Exnellency, the lateoGovernor
McTavish, who senureatit for the so-
ciety from the Board of :the Hudson's
Bay company, in Londen,!England.
On this site a parsonage was erected
the sa,ixte yeer. It was built of logs
rafted Iowa the Aisiniboine by a still
very prominent member .of the Grace
Glatirch Board of Trustees. The logs
were hauled to the site by the Mission-
ary and Mission hOrse, and after much
work and kind help bydriencls, some of
whom are still with usnthe house was
completed. 1Frenci its completion to the
erection of Grace Church, services were
held in the lower flat, and up -stairs
being used as a residence. Preparations
were now made for the -church building,
but they were very seriously delayed,
first by the famine cadged by the grass-
' hopper plague, and next by the rebellion
'of 1869 and 1870; but at last on the
17th day of September, 1871, Grace
Clatireh was opened for public worship.
The contractors were Joseph Gardiner
and James Davison, and to the work,
help and 'advicee so faithfully given
to the infant cause by Mr. j.R.Ashdown
and Col. Kennedy, the Methodists of
Winnipeg ate largely indebted for their
beautiful place of 'worship. Our friends
in the dasintheough. the kind offices of
Mr. Sanford, of Hamilton; furnished
the window's, (now in Ballantyne Street
Marcia) Mt. Gibbs, of Oshawa, the
Ontario on an her -
Quarts ly Board Of
Boar
ohnron, To nto,from
ad' taloned 'n 186
an, lin. A., was
istricb, an Re
Grace Chiroh,
harge o Zi n Ob'
man's te of ,
as enlarge an. e-
oCamue, ith t nt r -
me hindra ces, b in a
iOUS Zion Ghana ol a
a
r. Young was wan'
o, this time! to o gam-
merson. He Ou d
of metabers an d-
coaled/in etecitin t o
arsonage, anti se Ian ng
y for the c ureh.
ev. a. erma
idRev. S. . Bi
D., sn.oceeded h m pasto of
Church and oh irman of the
with Rev. J. . Starr ais. cell
During 'his thre years great. c
have been se —Grace Chyme
turnea into a b ok-of store ; th
was Ettekup a a tempor. ry pl
worehip. er block of -store
built and the :age hall, ?the
"Wesley Hall, used as clan
theoongregatio of Gracie pre
natyne Street hutch was uilt,
present new G ace Chu' •cam
these
egati
a tra keep its
she held a:lo
• ting away to
was actually
ough fora h
Is sleet menti
1.
10
Its the city gre greatl
Ea did the Me hoaist
is did the co gregatio
places for the • eople to
The Rev. M . McCa
-ed at Zion Ch roll by
• mens, who, be ore the
of pastorship f und
too email. Th plane
carried out by his slice
Rutledge, and the bnil
gregation now an arl
the city.
As in the as tso
the work of t e chive
hasben ble t in a,
evinced by the
church in Po tagetle.
new hall, wit arospa
hearers!. '
Branamao ened as
l*
10
ie
s,• ao d d
wo ship
ns W11,8
n of hi
vci Joh
° htiro
tb(1) build
as Re'4.
nd ts Cen-
t
try
tstr
as
D.
r ce
110.
trcItA
anlges
as
rink
of
as
nd
by
an -
the
en ed.
yleara
no and
the
o tied-
Sem-
rioa
noh
was
• la•
ec
oh
nd
6
I•
iD
1
at
e nt
rs
11
the • aou
4 its 7,
•*cacti n
tel f
• e
ra •
ity for a
. I
.1
nneition in
1881, by Rev. Thomas Lawson, 18
station self -a pporting w di. a
twice enlarge , and ea le of xi
it
over 700 pe
Regina, oce -pied in twist,
Rev. J. W. ewitt, heirman
• distriet, has ow a eh rch ere°
paid for, d valu, bliie pro
1 @
a
cured.
• c • CH NU WAGS.
Moosejaw rots se ur d an
erected by Rev. C. Br at 1:
• 0
"
Souris —
erected by R
Millfard-7
F. W. Ilan.
• Crberry
B. ranklie,
Ghater—
Lawson and
• Burnside
Barltrop.
• Nelson-
ereeted by
Crystal •Ci y—A pa
y:
a
11
er
• parsa
v.
churc
A claire
clinreh
Bridgm
A chore
chore
evds. Be 1
Rev. Mr. Be
Meadow
by Rev. Mr.
• Fisher RI
age ereeted
Dominion City—A church
• sonage erec ed by Re die Hulit
• Morris—
VV. W. And
eefecte by
e erected•by
1.
ea—A
,Hames:
ern -4 e
y Rev.
re
0.
• 1
'eta
rris
oted.
ected.
GB
ted
ected b
nd
nd E so
age e
senage 4rtict
urch an ars
„Ross
th
it
july
ow
u 0
a.tin
th
an
y s
TO
evd
51180
rr
nd p
a: N. Robin
Birtle—A
jo F. Betts.
ews. -
Parson
•OD.
persona
and P1
ay Rev.
rs in eo
"11 be'
RESTIN
a
•
Spiingfiel mpion—
age erected . R. Di
With oth rsend er
many more ' dded d
present yea
AN EN i0OMP
The foll wing • c overate
meut will erhape b. int those
ow much. (lithe c
to lb° es re ially t
•nidance ann. ble
ur resp, nsibilitie
1863.
Of
to realize
'hold to, ha
the Divine
how great
the future
Indian Tills
Ministers an
Preaching St
• toba and
Churches
bell, (tow Emerson), the young men
of 'victoria College, the CON2MtlniOn
platenaclienof Richmond Street Church,
the Communion rail, cushions, etc. G.
W. Gooderham, the Bible and. Hymn
book. •
In I87S, the Menitoba school syetem
not being la existence, it was deemed
best to open a day school; which subse-
qtaent1V d,eVeloped into the Weeleyan
Institute, =oder the management of
Metiers. Bewermatia and Morden, and
which'did good Work until the sclaool
system !was pekeeted, When it was
deemed advisable to close it. The
buildinga were erected by funds collect-
ed. in Ontario an Quebec, Quebec, and are still
in existence on the Main street pro-
perty.
As the city commenced to grow north.
in 1871, the first Zion church was
erected to provide • services for the peo-
ple in that end of the town. This cause
has developed into the beautiful and
coramodioas church of the same name
to -day.• • •
•After eight years service Ravi. George
1
I
0
: •
paries 4. 5
Missiona 'es . 6
tions in Marti-
'orthwest . 1
0
t 6
Parsonages,
work •
Members ha
ment.. .
Hearers, not
•dian wo
Local Pteaeh
The Ge
ber, 1882,
thorized t
conferene
west, to b
the 1st A.
George Y
Missions i
west, as
Such ithe brief hintoty o
dist Chur h in Martitnbae fr
its organinition a
• U 18881.
lading IAdiLfl
t*
ed River Settle-
gff'
are
1883.
50
4
5
•
in
k . . T. 261 I: :001
.... .. i . f.1
to include,
rs.. ..t. 0 6
• (1eral Conference f Sept m -
meeting ' ies . Ha I ton, me -
e forma,tioe of a atneaal
for Maintona an the No tit-
• organized in W nnipeg an
gust, 1883„ wit the Xev.
ung, D. D.,Supen. tendeiA of
Manitoba •a,nd li o tb.-
s first Prosidetit.
t , e 31E1.hr:-
its att 1 C-4
Ch. rola 0
-
erlmn d. •Z
. W
8 knitting
ich two
' been Fat
ithont car
aistance of t
This was
a industri s
eteittl.
leela
the farm
11).1y from t
f iava bloc
e roof, a
ieplaceme
terms.
e:ttdgtehr ones
Wings
41/ out -h
oader, fue
ranee est t
eugth ett
be kitehe
bout thre
aetincial b
a hole in
taneke to
of light to
Alongside
•
• 1
chickens r
the few
otaindet
•either sid
-generally
used for s
aleeping a
It bed or hu.
two feet
each bun
SORB, A
posite th
a plug, is 'a
they told ue!
great deside
smallest en
these huts
snow compels tli
the opening3. an
inieh smok -as
Combines w t
and dried fi
ri
a
, 8
•
ctoe'lel;
ar
yin
di :etuPe
thy
pro
e an
ir b
11
In her two !iris
ife.• ,The worip
a load heavy n-
n her headi't ,
on h.er arm,: d
e made an as nt
Ameriami wo en
d of &000 pliiii ng
rt
thing, and with he
nds and c nee, ,
s ratiOn of woman in
✓ Cincinnati ojn
, 1
- 1
1' ina lialisets.
s Bae) differ mat
of t e town, being b
, veth a turf coverinn
ng, s.nd was; • it-
• d ,y fit Eit 01188 to pre
t • urin the Violent winter
T .
b e is bout twelve fe • in
#zate
w nty n length, but he
o pri e several of
d o etherathen o nd-
s fo t • e stor ge of o tle,
d r ducedThe 10r en-
s e extend throng the
h b 11 ing, t rminatin at
• a r hied h
if et h gh, su plies a 1 the
at •T e chimney,i ply
roof, allows part k: the
se e a,d admi fe rat 8
ti t e d of he building.
fire lace t unfortunate
a the it e of peatand
11 r u engin: apy t e re-
thelimite
f the PASEO
t •
o ge p rpos
me.t.
acli
ba
ri-
ilt
tor
ent
LEG4L.
P. S. 0AltRoLl..,
1.
L ATE of Garrow & Prou oot's Office, Goderichr
.nn Solicitor, Conveyance , &c.: Money to lottn,
Or Office in Meyers Block,. Main Street',
iSeaforth. • '794 ;
0 I
'
.1
-11q0 0. SAYS, Solicitor, &a. Private money te.
lend at loweat rates of interest . Orrion-7-
Cornet of Square and Wes Street, Goderich: TM
aARROW & PROUDF OT, Barrh4ers,Solicl.
'4.-f tote, &o. , Godeirieb., ntario.---J, T . Ostrow
I • ase
[
7Wm.Prondloot.• ,
&DIMON, Barrister$1
• • I - 1
Solicittars in Cherie iryip, E&OoltGi patide.rGieh.,o0entin.,
506
•
•
CAMERON, HOLT &
31.0.0arneron,Q.C.,Ph
eron. •
I
•
1
•e
corn ode. in
bu thro g
ly windo a
I:11. et it for iseT
a u ben€
a tures 0
us e e
occ p
th
nly
e od
h, may
nc d ur
• a ts of t
met Ines
M. ft dept
ed b thed
id
than exp
is dug , i
intwlands
but ofte
Ifeet evi
,
'the road
Fresh pr
, air exha
leases ha
!tic Fre c
ltook four
the same
days in
;
t Placed i
; liged to br
I an im alsIleti
[for two O
came si kl
were f ne
•lungs. ii
a day the
being p Ei8
impreg at
1:2
rabbits remained in
-were fi ally eetensby
•space.
way the
e side I
the oth
se mote
,
raised
grouna
severe,
the Wa
d stopp
ntilatib
a0m pee
heat
fuel.
• the
nts to
tifling
t oan
rs of live,
tter be ink gined
the on fuel,
e surrb ndinn
m the $ dace,
f ten or welve
along
1
On
, •
are
being
t for
have
bout
floor,
pern,
, ope
d by!,
but!
, the
the
What
ftia
se al
eke.,
ake,
stock
, •
T_T w.a.KEYEit, Barrister and Attorney at
-1•-1••• Law, Solicitor in &emery. Coinmissioner
for taking affidavita in the Province 6 Manitoba .
i
Solicitor for the Bank Cf Hamilto , Wingbam.
• Privitefund e tp.loan 'Oil to il! per ent. 638
•AN AigNING & SCOTT, Barristetaq Solicit*,
•15-a• 'Conveyancers, (to. Solicitors for the Ba k
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale.! Money to lo n.
, Office, Beaver Block, Clinton; Ontario. A..
; MA.N1TING, JAMBS SCOT.
nnE-YER-St DICKINSON, Ba ser,&c., Kett's
J -T -a- Block, Wingham. Solicitors ler the Bank
of Hamilton. Commissioners for 'taking any's.-
vits in bittnitoba. !Private funds to loan at 6 per
cent. Lucknow office eyery WedneSday." H.
0. 311111018. E. L. Diontfeent. 733
LOFTUS E. DANCEY'
T _ATE with Cameron, Holt & Cameron, Gode*ch
." Barrister, Solltor, Oonvqyancet, tk!.e
M„oney to loan, Bone a's Old Office, Cazdho'
Block, neafortn. • , 7S6
ep pits
1-
'Ira cte
Of of t le d
ea1)
by • ,a•son
a• een ven b
erim
1 •Iticei,' nd
he
c es s fol
cage• *la
athe the
h o su
a
or
rs
in a s
, and, on
to have
O other t
arne air,
throng
d with
in 1868 to
Coiaferen
Wpme
• 1
"Look
ists, poin
we neare
zerland.
A woman wan leading a
cow, pulling her along and
her. The little caw w
El
loaded o rt. A man sat u
ed cart. , He was a ,most
ing man. He held the rei
chine in his hands, aind d
and the ivonaan in the wa
,1 ..
go. j - 1
That is one nwisn wom
cident. Here is another:
one afternoon, two t:4 the
ascended, a mountain pat
long clirctb, so steep end t
titan half a dozen of the par
• try it. lip and up the laden
ing their time.• ow th
awhile t� take breat , and
they used both feet and t
and. made 'canes of -, their a
give themselves a lift. h
they had accompliahed
wbile when,. at loan, they
• tette ana looked about theta
the rnostglorions views the.
on the whole tripe At 1
resting awhile, then start d
nig slightly set no Over w
• ;
er of
aviug lung die-
s char cteris-
n . M. iboux
thy rabbi from
eeit them •or 105
o s: were
rel they re ols-
air expia from
pt on, twig a day
co time t ey be-
i liag the!, they
t berolea n the
o breathe twilee
disinf ted by
cotton, adding
olio 110 ; these
od heal h, and
o expe enter.
NIGTIOE of DiesolutOn of Par
"LI Partnership heret fore existin
undersigned has this d y been ditto
twit coneent. T ukinees of the , ate firm wf
be carried on by Ma. •-*-.0, LMESTah; to whore a 1
debts due to the firm *ill be paYab)e, and wh
11 debts dud and owing b
forth, the 21st day �l D
cCAUGHEY ; F. 110LM
REW CALDER.
ESTED, •
erstrip.-4Th
•between th
lved by !Di -
OWS
• i
Car Lod f Genuin out:h 'bend
ILLED yS & U KY ‘FLOWSI
ZS' BErJEIVED AT •
.
g iculturai Implement W reroom, Seaforth,
SEPTEMBER 7
THE PIONE
HARDWARE
STONE BLOCK,
JAMES A. CLINE
c. wiL sON's
Whien will
imnon duties, the subserbet bei
stook, misdeed One Ranched a
tariff - consequently, he is enabl
utock s exhaneted. Cain an
#, ferior Every Plow
be Bola at 01a.pribes, notwithstanding the increase. of
og determined to keep those vita
Fifty of them a few days before t
d to sell them, et former prices tin
see. those Plows- berm.
arenteed to give saiiisf
hill Stack of Massey elvers and Massey
!Toronto Mowers, Toronto Ciorcl Binders and, Mas
Sharp's Rakes, all of which !Will be sold cheap nd on reasouable
of all }rinds always on need for the above maohites. Don't fai
befoul buying a machine.
I
' 1 O. c. WILLSON, 1‘1011. Street,
1
;• -
will pay and diseharge
the firm. Dated at Se
oember,1882, S. G.
STET). Witneett, AN
BA.BBSTEB, ece.
aw Office—Scott's Bloc
Main Street, Sea firth..
G. IVICE-Ii6GFIEY,
QOLICITOR, tto. taw Offloe—Scott's Illoe
LI Main Street,Beafiarth.
AlUCTONEERS.
T P. BRINE, Liget:Iced Autitioneer fort
" • County of Huron. Sales attended in
parts of the County!. All orders left at the
• POBrr011 Office will be promptlyattendedto.
10 pe cent.
il the resent
ble 7in
s rise in the
buying co mon or m-
otion or nci ale.
wers, TorOn o Reape ana
etna Low D wn Bind r, and
teitms. pairs
t see m stock
11
A DELGATTY, Ilieensed Attationeer for
•"•• County of Karen. Sales of all deseripti
promptly attended td on reaeortable terms.
dress Walthn .P. 0. or Lot 14, Concession
'
's Rightis S
there," said one f the -Air- 0
ing oat of the ea indo r
the village Of Ve n yaz,l wit-
tle r ileh •
e courienag
rawg a n
o the oad-
e Ithy Ok-
s f th Ma-
o e th cow
•t ey s ould
s in-
n'- rig
A Vet
a y to
- It
g Ih
y ea
wen
80
eir
brel
t
a feat
a sed
pon
ha
ngth
•ONVIt
a the
0
yaz, 1•,
lints 1 inn
(13 a °
less an
d to se -
nal. c7:,
e ed 0
imes
ads,
to
ught
-nrth
the
ne of
seen
after
feet;
y had
E
done. But they felt very main a new
minute later. They atiMe suddenly to
one of the steepest !ittirt18 1 i the path.
There they oani6 face toi ace *th a
chuffy little Swise oms., ho s ge-
ing up the morm arn way On her arm
she carried a g od-siz bask tful of
something. , Upon her h ad as au
enormons handl , i It vi bats ced so
a
"THE
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14
74
FOR SALE.
'VCR SALE.—The ondersig-ned offers for . ale
two thorough red Durham bull ;cal -es
seven months' old ; igre, " Morning Star.; d ir
" Queen of Brusselsi." Entered . neW er
book ; pedioo•ree giVen. TZIIM13—Casti. Ma be
seeu on Lot 18, Concession. 2, Morria. JOS BP*
SELLARS, Bluevele P. 0. I 81131
_
TT OTEL FOR SA.P1.—In the village of & 114
•"- 10, township of :Huron, cOnnty of B b
The beat conntry Hotel in Brutie having sta 1
sheds, wells, an acre and a quarter of aaod, • o
orchard and ice hoaee. For partieulare. App
ass. STEELE, fiettlorth, or SAS i A. 111A08r7
SON, Kineardine. .1
VOB SALE;—A
'IL shops, snitable
maker, in a god pa
The coVage is in Ei
sitaated. Tile wilt
block or separatel
W. N. WA.TSON,
y to
14
• 113
;
mfortable cottage end two ,
f Or blacksmith and w gon
t of the town; for bud ess.-;
rod repair, and is pleas ritly
e property will be sold 0 a
, and very Ihesp. ,A.p ly
&forth.• 80 -tf
•REMOVAl_.
1 Instrument
Seaforth Music
BROTHERS
Spafor
h.
•
Beg ave removed: to 'ore conamod
doo here they will be found with
seleated snook of DIJNHA PIANOS, wbien a e so 'well k
sponen of by all musicians. EXCELSIOR JOntGANS.—Thesel Organs
ceived the highest rewards wherever shown,, end have, also receiv6a a di
the ndustrial Fair Jtiet clesed at Toronto. b also keep in stock othe
and Organs, and all kinds of small instru ents sheet music and- in
boo s. :Agents wanted.
to announce that . they
; north of the Post °Mee,
or um,
otis prem
a 'large
own an.
(Successors to Gordon
headquarters for the
Washburn
• Steel two -Barb Fen
ONE CARL
Montreal Cut
Received this week, and
bottom prices. Best bra
LEAD and
ENGLISH BOILED A
seat one
nd
highly
BIM re-
foma at
Pianos
truction
COTT BROTHERS, eafcIrth.,
BITTE
een
Ilk
:a 4
(1,34,
I. •
THE ONLY
11_ -
vegetable and-perftl\'::h-aimiesa ; it is the cheapest arid moat reliable Of all patent Insdiemes, and is
ts
Oret• _ No in the Canadian Market. It is purely
4.44,1q,
CplUINE INDIAN 'MEDICINE
1
daily effecting the moat miraculous cores of the following coMplaints : Liver Cemplaint Dypplip.da,
' Shalt Headache, Wind on the Stomach, Sour Stomach, Cottiveness, Weak Back, Pimpleil Skin; Salt
Bheuni, Scurvy, Scroftda, etc. YOU y y res too much, but reason well ad experience
teaches that by regulating the Liver, leansing the SO ach and strengtherung the synth , will cure
all he above named diseases. Try •t and use ate°. d g to directions, and /nu Will bless the day you
firs used Crowfoot Bitters. • For sal by LUMSDEN WIL ON, Druggists, Seaforth. 821 26
Hardware of all des
low prices as is consisbe
legitimate btu:di:WM
JAMES A.
1.88g.
R
TOREs
GHIX
aeon")
leb
ing
tea
°el
re.
AD
Nage
wan
as of Warm
W
ripti us at is
•t with &spare
LTh4 co,
PERFECT100 • T LAST
SUCCESS EXT AIM INATII
11OUSE FOR 8A.—A one and a lialf
-"I.• . frame dwelt]) , situated in a pleaSan
of he town, containing nine ooms, eellar,
house and stable ; stone fon dation made
house, and hard an soft wate on the pre
Apply to C. M. NV4 TNEY'S li and Steve
1, porium, Seafortle.1 Alto a gbod Drivirg
I eight years old, itati ligb.t wagon, one b
td 1 one set light harness. 80
✓ t
0 • HAfttlILTON
t COTTOtili COMPA
0
,
HAP/11010N, ONTARIO
i
•-bi zit:PM:TURBOS OF •
l' ;...)
'COTT N YARN
White Iva C toted, Single and Doilble
tory'
hies -
art
cod
m-,
are
10')
'HOTEL CARDS.
lie Royal Hotel,
AATE CA.RMICH L'S)
1
SEAFORTH, OVM
i.! JAMES WEIR
ARIO.
•BEGS to inform his old friends and the travel-
. '3 au commodious hotel builtling, he has thorough-
I publicthat having pnrchased this new
ly re -furnished and re -fitted it from top to hot-
! to , and it is now one of the most comfortable
u ! and couvenient hotels in the county. By strict
I . 1 attention to the wants of his customers he hopes
A , to merit a share of public patronage. The rooms
: 11 ater:
' ! will be kept supplied with the best, and an at-
taalltAyell furnished and well heated. The bar
Ve and trust worthy hostler will always be
I1 in attendance. Good sample rooms for Commer-
ci 1 Trahr, ellers. 1
ernefmber the "Royal Hotel," corner of Main
I 1
I 1 and GOderich Streets, Seaforth.
I r JAMES WEIR, Proprietor,
CARPET WARP White and all C 1
BEAM WARP of every bescripti n
HOSIERY .YAR 3 AND • 1 !
B NNITTINa
• or BVIrthY VARIETY,
:Denims,' Tic ings and Cotton
universally pronounced b
equal to any made, a id for n10'-
- '
, These Goods ar
trade -to be fully
regularity and nness in • make • and c
they are fulsome. sed.
CARPET WEA 'EBS—iteen will fin
Warps holperi r to tiny in them'
We aisk you at to Ore it n
113TIOrIstitliliTRFolutiiyoref.ieNrars
tient, wirr be 1 unit equally good
for thew. Tr
This !Coinpany! was awa▪ rded two firs rise
silver ntedtils at oronto Exhibition in. l'81. and
Ithirnegse t8prsn, 1p88riz2es at the Provincial Exhi • iti n at
'WINANS
.1 isgAFORTH HORSE ITRMARY.
1,r
NA 1
••••• OR ER of Jarvis arid Goderic Streets, next
eldor to the Presbyterian C1tch, Seafotth,
•
• I of the domesticated animals, successfully treated
pie at the infirmary or eldewhere on the shortest
tice. Charges moderate. • Jo. W. Ennio.,
iig 7.„ terinary Surgeon. P., S.—A. large stock of
terinaryMedicines kept constantly on hand.
il' 0 t. All diseases of Horses, cattl , sheep, or any
1
;
ilr ..
le ,
oo de Mau has not gOl It
we will see yon axe ronaPt.
-which *re make all (=rip -
F. ,MeEL
•
LAIDLAW,
AGENTS:
Co., Toronto. .
ERRY ne Co., nt
8.4.70.6
ROWES & 00.
HAMiLTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
139Y N T ON'S (N. Y.)
HOT AIR FURNAQE
3
0 ELEOTRO.
,„.71 • u) ' We beg to cell the attention o boase
builders sad owners, and t os iinter-
1_3 ested ia obtaining the new i Wired
z heatingiappllanoes. Bbynton f paces
0 t/..j have MORE TWER, GREATER OUR 13 LITT,
• and are fitt d with more eiod.a ina
provo4na for saving fuel and lato than
any ftlintlee DOW made, produci,g /arge
r volume of pyre warm air, perfe 4t.ty free
from c. al gas ; the best to bny ot us
•I -r -t Hundr ds have been placedithr tigho t
aet
IL the D minion during the pas fifteen
years. lama are to -day vithout r airs .or
MONEY TO i LOAN.
i 1..
• rtHE undersigned, having been appointed itAgent
1 foz1 the Hamilton Provident and Loan Society,
isl now prepared to effect Loans either on' farm.
o town property at the lowest rates • of interest
a d on the most favorable terme. A.pplications
b mail or perPonally prompt] attended to.
M. TALLANTYNE, Seafortb. .
, , . . , , 804
.
MCoOLL, BRO,THRS & 00.
1 .
.
.
de
A
• G. S. MIODONAT,D,
Surgeon, Acconehen
.00, that lately ocenpie
born.
.D., C. „Physician
, &a. Office and resi
by Dr. Hutchbion:
• '781
EQMOND ILLE
ROLi LER
CanerF::::rne.E:1T137 gennine Rdier 'Mill in the
America; . fRorty;:astainiTui tituirtingmi
ateywa wehqiueithis 7071 • as soa. eontsuinperiment
Ilte Bread Question of Vital hnpoitnee,
1 I
The Gradual ReditetigtiS sten
• by Rollers -W m fi
Opera On.
Roller Flour brigs fr
per'barrel more tha
made by the
T G. COTT, M. D. &e, Physician Surgeon and
ft
u 4 eouchenr, Seaforth, Ont. Oilee andreel-
8 nee sa th side of Goderich Streetlsecond d001
11/1 t of Presbyterian Charen,
1 842
L LS,
di eatlyi opposite Searth Public So1iool.
L. VERCOE, O. M.. Ph31,sician, Sar-
i ;
• n eto.,Cortmarlori the Ooninty of Huron.
0 a ee and Residence, on !Jarvis street north,
M. HANOVER, BI . D., 0. M., Graduate 01
liies3 ill Univereity, Phyeicsian, Surgeon and
A concb eur, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Bowden() e,
1`. orth side Goderich I Street, first Br;oic House
east o t the Methodist Chu eh. 496
YE EAR AN THROAT.
CEORdE S RYERSON,
. U. C. P., L. R. C. S!'„ E.,. eturer on the Eye
ar and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Tenon -
t , end urgeon to the Me oer Eye and. Ear In.
arx Late Olinibal Assistant Royal London
plith lo Hospital, Moorfields, and Central
Throat! and EST Hoepita
317 CHURCH 'STREET, TORONTO.
May be consulted at the
I DSOR HOTEL, STRATFORD
th Last talfil,T1E1111DAY in
798
10171i.
61. CARTWRIGHT & SiDN,
DENTIS 8, will visit 'liforth
A LI
I SUED AT
ON POSI R OFFICE
o T , ONT.A.RiO.
EN
ES
N
88ER 111
OU
eaTen8 . We_give personal att tio
the se ting up of all furnacee so d bY us.
• Estim tes cheerfully subm4te na 831
necess ry information obtained an !
Mrs.: JOHN KID
Hardware and Stove Establ:shnccent,
;
RED. I• Seaforth. ;
• TORONTO,
°
Kanufacturers and'Wholesale Dealers in
LARDINE
• CYLINDER,
BOLT OUTTING
the best Flour !
TOCe.,98.
pecialty.
rb.rnG; errsietwiinilgina
• a, 1 cases get limit
own wheat ground, aid by our new*
better rade a flour by ar than the
tern get a stronger, hitenimric:
public has hitherto ben 9. le to get.
t13
periment in our adopting the nindua
Remember, there i no ew system ii
Reduction System. Oar
thorough and' relia le. It has beez
thoroughly tested, a d p ovea a greet
8i1OCOS8 in Hungary, Germany, YAMS,-
Epgla a and the United $tates. • .
We ave A 1. Flopr previous to sii
exteneve change at a heavy cost*
we guarantee better Floor now. Os
trial ill be sufficie t to prove ours!,
1
sertio s correct.
• every Wednesday and hors-
' day,'and linton every Fiday of
.,," f
ft each wee , except the wee when
Tueaday mes fast in the onth.
Teeth extracted without ain. Charges In derate
and terms caph. 7 0-25
1\11. JE3t1 GI -I
'•
SURGE4?N DENTIST.
OL OILS.
Our celebrated LARD E brand i8
unexcelled. by any bthe oil on 'the
market. In recognition f its superior
;' i3-
ment we have received a 1 the .
, ,
I awi
•
HIGHES
riir
erever we tab]
ong other awards
LD SILVER &B
•
bited since 1,87
a largo number
7NZE MEMO
ides numerons. Diplorcias. It •7
rranted not to gu on clog, and as i
ars equal. to cast r 61 is, therefor
most profitable oil fo those rannin
chinery.
Farmers, Threshers, and M
Men should try it. ?or sale by
.
CIRADUATE of the
`-"' Surgeons, Canada.
lately occupied by H.
Block.
All operations catlefull
factien guaranteed;1 Ch
N• IL—Teeth !exti
nv the nee et a VePte,
WM. ROBERTSON & CO.,
1302-26 SEAFORTH.
1
1
I
Ou
are u
pend
once.
proce
Flo
ered
ney o
oyal College of Dental
Office in the rooms
Derbyshire, itney's
performed an satis-
'Nes Moderate.
iteird with° !nail.
tr tit". o
i
and
808
CHOP I G.
facilities for
surpassed, ari
u getting the
Be sure and
s—roller flour
thisclassof wart
• 011131,01/10TS
r choppingioneil,
ry our famouate0
r, Bran, Shorts and. Fed adii.
o any part oi Seeforth, art
Egraondville free pf charge.
Our Saw Mills at Egmonailt
rucefield fnll operatien.
KJE & NUS WM
FAItIERS, IT WILL PAY Yt4
—TO OALIII AT THE—
URON Fpl.)NpRY;
NEA THE HIC SCH001.,SEAFORA
D.WATS:ON DENTIST,
Faculty Gold Meidalist and °Liege
Gold Medalist R. C. D. S
TTAVING. many yearsi experience he • able to
A -•-a- make all operations m Dentistry suitable
anct lasting. Preserving teeth a pecialty.
Chloroform, Ether or Sitrous Oxide G ts given.
tar Charges Moderate.
Office in Meyer's Bloek, Main Street,
;
Seaforthi
SECURE TOE SHADOW.
Vi.11
bn is
my
sati
the
Are
doi
And se Ili stock of
s,
eh has :been made especially 1$
county.' I have greatly improve!
ang Plow for ' this season, andlea
•fled in eaying that it is the bean
market.i Ohr
LAND OLLFRS
large said h a y, runnIng ligl-t
g good Wor Our
GRAIN *RUSHERS
Ar made ftom b rd iron, spa will
Having specie
'THO AS HENDR____
g thee machine osda
• 1113, XIPPE111
tly on hamar
amilton. .niuli
lon er than al,
Reapers, Mowers, tools for ree
ana all kinds of arantee 2841146g
Rollers, we can
shOrt notice *and iven - to repOg
Special attentio g 10
Bolts and! Casti Threshing V,Sainei
aw and Grist
Steam Engines,
of 11.1. D. Sawyer,
of repairs eonsta
1- Also agen
-------- _
nd others — B
gs at lowest
ed on applicatiO
at reasonable
achinery rep ' ' 4
for the nupleino
TO contractors
Quotations f urnis
SEPT
..:-------
. 314-evirs 1
A steamer f ,
ro
',arrived at Plynaon
!4 varcassesof.sheep.
. --O'Donnell is -a lc
before being; cora -s
-Capetown that Car
.by
ver on hina„ and at t
;self-defence. I
- i --Astatne-of ii..vig
, ,tlie inventor of ebb! 4
Unveiled at lais birt
ou the 27th Aogust.i
le bes
y rot ii
frost'
re will
117 famine this ear thro
--One of
in the conot
•!and. ,says th.
trY, (1.A.al:asregtio 0oYfteatti:
,while coming Ithr
xa•$wenara, oppeCo.al*viralb, :bo!
•No list a r—:APpei 3:e:n :dabs' 3t:12iLOrii;eY- 7:13;aS
doetor discl;Atis the.,
laborer 400-w11
•and the sic w
bir--%uring e as
-the eity of Denver. e
claeMically pure wat
•are under Way. In
stance a great strea
• thnot Stx.fae:tiatti
• :apgria:ng ownegi 1:,a.ttio7 ac
of the Midaigan Ce
.!! Zi
Wherever native e
Texas cattle had pe.
worts they I were
• with the disesiiti, au
• ;3 3 is at
:bead.: 1.*- .o;leb:21 len:ebrrte:etegaegekni vs it to
joynhi:
poses 'Malvern,
' the s.idierice de,I1
her fresh and vi
Mendelesoba's "' L
Rabin*tein's
• --Mrs. Ferrell, 11
•(1bio, was endowed
!:! beautiful t,,npply of
da.y while alone
babe, two men ent
• the price of her laie
oame frightened a
• ing to, escape when
forced ber!into c
• L•oxlvuertnatt
earettilly Packing
• dollais monoy
Btrtm e robbers&
ory growl
ats ecarcit the s
• lOw. Sheiteld iv
11 to ter blind
in the prie of ivoi
tenap4ation. Th.
E tpoft AbafStic,garneaftvloy
13able there will
Egypt this,year.
London., Just w
owf43arbeOnfiteirie-vde'ttiOnnas,
siderably advance
—Caleb - Lince,
• halmweCWi:y8t11'°iclbtit
Betnirila,:, 25th A
turned tome was
His faniily were
• tered the borne n.
• wife, •and talked.
-with some -of the
vCbbiaerhl
Charles
Lincoln went,
house of another
• the old Tan Wen
&ea in is sl,irt
• Re was obstx-4pe,
to bed and btaiit
when be
saying that if hit
ANDNEW CALDER,
THE PEOPLE#13 410TOGRAPHER, begs to
-A- state that he has; returned home from Da-
kota, and is convinced that "There's no place
like home," and be intends to remain at home,'
and will henceforth give his entire personal at-
tention to his bnainesS: Bis -facilities for doing
good w)ark are unexceted, and he can guarantee
satisfdetion. Come lone, come all, and bring
your relations ;and :friends, and Hecure the
shadow ere the substance fades. I on accom-
modate you all,land !can send you on your way
rejoicing. Just try m:e and prove me. Charon
moderate. Bereemb0 the place—Seott's Block,
Main Street,Ses,forthl.
762 • 4NDREW CALDElt.
1 -BELL'S
. JOHN
PurJo4der, and iti prepa d u lin ars''''
celled by any mill i Uss --"4
FA IVI 1 LY FL ir . MnitoiglOtiunNorv;ros8Vt;N:
ha7Pnreiwet°grotGt telliveelreyt e n 11 P°
arket prices. Re ember the pap
Dol,TE Uth-virRe Bc°NixxStInliiter13')::
Al, -
LIS::
lge7foAlli:,Sbera0: EeTb,oppin
d seription wompti • attended to. 0
ran always on Ha d, and sold 4 the ,
-
JO N MolnErati.
IL comm.
and01,BE
1 attended to#
3. CAWS" *
,provincia zowt,
• neer. OrIrsitillows$00
•
71:1: :::::::: '
!•in::II bist lycam i
Yla.:inslifeaartnihlreicilEalidutd:
Finally Charles
pchaylesbie:/b:itn,t1
angigabbit and gave
1 '
jao'firtliievailt*sh '''ittgri3ii
nbn a: etal Irhl wye ati rkeoli i 1( ulgsu i. '
Via:4013da: t!X:ror to
A st:vbac
s xabi 0 0:haai.sirti, awn: os.4.1:, 4 ,1 iet;
1Corrlwitfelt,1 iyi: Ti 1st:
Bitters I ecvuld-
•
without fe*Iiii
and feel thankg
ain enio)In i tl,
,km
,
A. isii,Te dur
more .4r,,
•cent bottle -Of
Wild Strawber
-directions. It
Cholera, M4b141
and Bowe:its.,77465,
•
131:rift:117nata'?1-1%1:1
fl
or less!, front e
nearlyl
• ttrnaisPh°a:r3verYrai't.'lifibl.::
"-authorizes
•
, ;:lata.1
t °tt ztifi oft IliwB;e11:1 1 arini
1
,,- ,taxrt:LiamtstaarneCY:
"! - unOi, asith
:. Perna 13:3::tPly
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