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Pere with_
they are
of ladie8
'ociation.
tembern. of
presented
i1ation are
d properly
to vote at,
elections.
f the As -
r petition
foliows :.
'ith other
a resident
t'frage As..
O to. eats
possessing
e title men.
• Parka_
mase They.
`ice. pf
be a newt
who pay
Et voice as
Toney was
it in the
withheld
It wag
indirect.
sentation.
to which
tight they
e.
asrs, none
11
as mein.
r Most, if
tefore the
cited in_
then itt
t.. asked as
s thatthe
r besto wed
e Pari ,;
sons said
•s sphere:
s well as
;y all the
tie statute
tinea and
tem, --and
ley must
it not,
hall] have
hoe who
ot be well
Acte were
Galati an,
res Known
:s,
at least,
d. One -
Vere girls.
iiidustries
in some
egislation,
rues tiers ;
different
isbip that
submit to.•
to oppor:.,
had -been
drag jnst
J. • There
girls em-
at making,:
ieinity of
to be the
to crowd
tries;, and
a certain
r declared
pmen,.and
aty that
.k at the
ek up the
her mein-
proposi.
ante to the
its of the
England
tunication
would be '
Eery, ind,
ttion, led:
tfr aturers-
emed.
XS THING:
,employer
.mployees.
to obey-.
heir bust-
/ no voice
vernment
ons quest
4 -eminent
le,it must
vernment
had at its
k of the'
iral force
veri ment
e if it had
igment of
the Gov-
fort. Let,
list to the
'lm RIGHT
8s�
but they
means of
as ire -
net their
trite the
k' atlarge.
Wed that
Ettr graci-
teemed to
n should
tgielatora,
ticipal,. in
oceedinga
Sew thing
nes. Dan-
ia in the
who, were
e time of
f . one of
or eight
either sit
;pence had
dug a sub -
'ally inter-
e ssed- the
hat head.
hey ladies
when tofa
of schdol
:tile office
of being
an.ce,. and
nen to be
Rea 4vonift
sy. They
S woman•
aid: rcm ate
break the
►t was to
here *era
NOVEMBER, 2
tyro things to be oonsidere
883.
when im
sat legislation was squired. It
generally appeared that th re was some
at practical evil to be re lea edied. The
Interests of men and wome ' were in the
.Min, of coarse, identical, : Ind he was
not note aware of any m . aqure which
would have been carried if Women had
bad voteswhich had not b:eii carried.
Tore was only one su s jeot, that of
esn1perance, in regard to, ° hick it was
-suggested that legislation veould have
been more restrictive th :' le now. He
bad nqt any evidence of the t: As many
leen 55 women were as81 ting in the
.tegerance work. Angrier .et of a can -
eery ago the laws in regar•' to women
were In a very different co a dition, from
drat of to day.. • They we e barbarous,
and it Was difficult to un o ;erstand how
they,eculd have remained in force so
longs We have advanced i this respect
greatly, both in this cou ';try and in considering the esti aordi
England.. He remembere with satis- which prevailed in ti a earl
taction that he had been
! getting through the Legist
_not passed on
breeds relish theme
tends having the bi
of native curiosities.
--There has been-
of land broken in th
pelle the past seese
ing less than/forty ot
for the Beed in the s
tlernan, Mr. Wright,
acres. Quite a num.
a hundred and fifty
acres ready. More
the operations of
Hughes with the ste
have in all sixteen .ha,
Threshing has -b
ilv for the last the
the Qa'Appelle distr:
are most gratifyip
bushels • of *heat p
the run, and seventy
of oats per acre is qn
Mr. 1
atuffe
n imm enee amount
distrix of Qu'A.p-
, few s : ttere bac,-
fifty ores ready
1
ring, a a d one gen -
has ix !hundred
er also have ;from
to , th :e hundred.
otewor h still are
Menials ykes &
m pro ghs ' They
dreda res broken,
Sen goi a g on steads
ae or fo r weeks i#
ot, and the renorde
thirt • - to forty
✓ acre beteg about
to ei s tyi{ bushes
to co on. This,
ry drought
part of the
this district, js
ill a
gs m
illiams in -
as a'sample
THE EER,TECT-OF WOMEN'S
living her to a very large eE
teo, after -he became Prelmier the law
was fur Jeer extended in thesante direr -
Win, an he had not heard it suggested
that -they had sot gone far enough. The
Ontario Legislature had othing to do
with ori Mal law. Re w uld confess=
•tbat he. had a -general not on that this
el ineu was one which w uld probably
raise t e general tone, perhaps the
represe -Cation and perhap the legisla-
tion;
egisla-tjon; blit he was not able to arrive at
flay facts. Another point was that if it
was pr, posed to remedy a 'y particular
evil, it as of essential im ortance they
old now that those a ected wanted
it. 'Th e was no indicati n of that in
thiacas so far. There w re a number
of ravel ectnal and earnest
bad to en a deep interest i
but peo le generally did n
est ini.
MOT CiNE 1N TEL{ OR ONE
WO$1EN
said they wanted the
-opposeld the fact was
planation, bet it was one
ed weight in regard to legi
or two municipal cou:noils
edfor t o change ; but th
dreda - Of councils in ti
There Were also Women's
.of various kinds, and he
he means of 1 summer throughon
tura the first' most astonishing. an
.able season great thi
PROPERTY, looked for.
tent its con- —A few days ago Ir.
of Prince Albert, met wi I
accident while engaged
beef. A companion fired
a revolver into the ox,
dawn, and was abou ` to ii
shot on its, attempti a g to ri
Carter hurriedly thr:'w his
the animal's neck, for the purpose
holding it down. TlIs revolver explonk
ed, sending the ball tl rough inti
Carter's . thigh, fo tnnate y without
striking a bone or at artert .
—The grain in .M Grego' • townslin,
Southern Manitoba, as bee all thresh-
ed out, and the yielis ave yahead of
expecta4ion. Very -,early danblei the
quantity of grain ha been o tained4hid
wenlea who year than from last ear's rap. The
the subject:, following are some f -the satitfactory,.
t take iuter- returns :—Mr. MeDia.rmi 's wheat
yielded 40 bushels t
IN TWENTY F erguson's above 3
512 bushels from 16 ; wbile th
uffrage. He average yield all thr settlement
apable of er- was 28 bushels to the Oets avers
hick possess- aged. over 50 bushel• cre.
ration.. One —Says the Win ree .Press
ad petition- Mr: W. J. MoCut , orinerly o
H
re were hien- the otei Brunswick, s in th
e Province. city, lookiug cheerfal an contented.
organizations Mac" has a host df- Erie ds in the
rid not think city, and his right h led wa kept bus
airy of them had yet join din any ap- all day- yesterday. It w s he who
1read=of that kind. x 11 those cir- broagbt the B:rdnswick out f its swad
of the lead
ore avor-
inde a be
E. °erten
a ps:inful
i killihg a
shot from
kin Iiimd
e a sedon
e when Mr.
leg'. acrosti
•
the acre ; Mr.Wm
, for e ohtaiped
acre$
.iugh t1
acre.
to th
®i,eg
heon
Cumstan;cesseemed to ind cate that the t° dltng clothes and m
time had not perhaps et 'come: in ing hostelries of the
which such a change alien
however desirable it Intgh'
"tad no prejudices against
the day wast coming when women ; once more.
would , bare votes ; hut hether that
was very scesn he did ii .t know. He -s The �" year
Would ' remember with such pleasure A Tia
'des
teat interview, and also wsat had been , p
laid oil the occasion. her 20t11 says :
The deputation then withdrew. Miller left her for
day -,j and the rump
Manfroba N fresh .developmeuta
Ther Blue Ribbon m
begun Brandon, under t
Mrs. eomarts, the. eeleb
ante oi,'atur.
• —Niter has now ;fair!
Qu'.Appelle., said the fall o
tominenced on Friday,
has started a boom in a
great eatiefa :tion of th
agents in tile town.
-Steps are being;taken
matioz of a company to
business of manufactnri
Crystal City. Mr. D. W.
perien4ed h tnd at this ba
ed of as manager.
—Teams began driving
River on the ice at Winei
day, the 15th inst. The
proved quite strong and s
there is -every p.roapect of
so for eom:e months to co
Rev. James Roberts°
d be made, , business interests i
be. But he retains a yearning
t. No doubt a thinks of entering
de it oil
city. » e' has large
Onta~ o, but sti1
fur W nnipeg, an
nto b siness 'here
a
t i
Rat 1' ortage.
tch- dated Novem
Attnr'i ey Gener,
at Pot age yester
✓ is .1 pread , th a
in - tit Boundary
,be antici
casted o
ssjcnof th
he officials
of his pro
: Hii'18 firs
Mi?. Mc
licence, foij
e. Mr. Mcg
e sunimous.
ing of the
the follow
need at hi
o tiller Gad
Alexander
: e instructed
under th
ent Messrs
tee. dispute might immediate',
o hay,
g posh
esting
Tepee
•eceive
mmon
n taxi
t lice
tend t
a mel]
which
intro'
by cou
uncillo
eneral
action;
to pre
vement has . We'd. He is said
e, auspices of his intention of taki
•aced temper- Ontario gaol and fir! [ Tc -day the followin
closed in at reedings has been
snow, which step was to have s
he 9th inst.., Qaarrie, who holds
eighs, to the sell}ing liquor witho
numerous Quarry_ refused to a
Me` Miller " called
for the for- Manitoba council, a
nter into the ing resolution wa
g pumps at instance :—" Move
Duff, an ex- I bois, seconded ley C
Mess, is talk- that the Attorney
-
t to take necessaryver the Red ; advice of the counci
eg on Thurs- Holmes, Reeve, and
atural 'bridge Chardwiok, Macd
rvicoable,and from interfering w
its remaining and with the goner
e.
, Superinten-
dent of Presbyterian Missions, has re-,
turned to Winnipeg;, fro
Battldfard, Edmonton an
in the' Northwest. He t
miles ;by buckboard.
—The Winnipeg Free
urday last says ' Mr. M.
P.,,, arrived i the city
ich, Ontario. yesterday o
visit to the Northwest, .a
at the Queen's. He leave
on a trip to the Rookies,
in about ten days.
—A Gladataue correap
In;rmerstare; complaining
price of grain. Wheat i
the Portago, this leaves
here this is riot sufficien
farmer. The railway
the best of it. It is too bad to have to
pay X26 per car from thi
age, a distance cf 35 mile
—'the Rat Portage Ar
his trip to
other points
avelled 3,000 t
ress of Sat--
C Cameron,
from Goder-
a business
d is staying
this morning.
nd will return
ndent says
loudly at the
only 70o at
it about 65o
to pay the
company has"
to the -Port-
us says : It is
stated: that, ll r. Hugh Sutherland, M.
P., contemplates an earl
land in connection with td
the Rainy Lake Lumber
Secretary Treasure];, Mr.
Ingham:, leaves Winnipeg
visit to Eng -
e business of
ompany. The
Wm. Buck -
shortly with
his family, and will ;solouin until spring
at Stratford, Ontario.
—Mr. Wm:. Baker wh
Crystal City, had quite a
fighting- a prairie fire
which threatened to de
The fire, driven by the hi
rapidly, running over t
grain removed. Mr. B
toe near the fire, his clot
-rifted and consideraibly s
also,his whiskers, yet he
saving Ms erop.
i Extensive prairie fi
raging lately in the vioini
but the farmers in that
fleeir crops sufficiently :p
" breaks not mncleloss ha«: been sustain-
ed. The only loss of any magnitude is
that of Mr. Stewart Foster, who had
the' Misfortune to have his tgranery de-
- strayed with its content
a large crop which he h
ed. Mr. Foster's loss is
-Grace, the six year
resides near
experience in
huraday last,
troy his crop.
h wind,spread
e stubb]es of
kenventuring
es became ig-
orched, as was
succeeded in
es have been
y of Killarney,
ioinity having
otected by fire
, nearly all of
d. just thresh
quite heavy. ,
old datighter of
Rev. j. Greenway, of ystal City, met
noon laFtt which , near y resulted in
drowning. She Venture
• the river in the Viciuity
on the ice in
her home and
other hoaxing
'her cries for help, at once ran to the
resetteiand pltn3.ging in a ter her succeed-
ed in rescuing the child from her peril-
ous position. -
—A. few days ago Mr. Williams,' of
Oak Lake, shot a large pelican which.
measured 8 feet 9 inches from tip to
Its bill measured is inches, and
the bird weighed 14 lbs. These
birds abound in arge numbers
in that section, ba are of little
Ilse as foodealthough it is said the half -
Coanei lora Stubbs
nald, and `Bake
th this'corporatio `
ment - and manage':
the Bastin
utione wer
iccur•red las'
threatene
McQnarri
summon
e• excitin
aitoba polio
in, attempting to arilest Mr': McQnarri'
was himself arrested by the ()uteri
police for assault- ailed lod ed irl gao
The excitement increasing'
offered to let the case again
stand over for nine month''
apologise for disrega.rding t
He threatened to -
battery if the peo
specials proved took
half -past ten, when.
being escorted to th
to give -evidence ago
chief of police, he w
the Manitoba cons
him as their prise
constables were at ':nee s
the Ontario force'
Ontario gaol ami.
crowd. 'They have
The Manitoba cl;ie
in gaol for a w
Portage to retprn t
ing. Rumor has it
fled 'with bis conga
FOR SALE AT
Mottled Soap. Try a b
structions with every b
went of the town.' By
vote of the Meyer, t
carried. Nothing
night, but judge
vengeance - agains
for not attendin
This morning thin
when the Chief of
fie nee;
afore c
Miller
Mr,j
the
s bete}
he Ma:
if heiwoul
le and the Ontan
ttong ,or hi M.
On tar o court hotine
as pou ced open,
er. he Mennito a
rroueded
edged in t
been
al* ita.natei
left R
eg this eve
e is not sati
Old
New.
Spri'
Ots
as
rte
Lt
tt r, tub: ..1.
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Fl
R
all Whe
all Wh
g Wheat
per bus
per bus
per bi
rr No. 1
B M.A,R
SEA 011TH
p bushel. ,.. ,
st ler nstiei..
per bus loel, I
el. ..�...•
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.
Nov. 22
05
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CLINTON Nov
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6
6
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d Ft11 Wbes
aw'all Whe
ring Wheat
ts, per but
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as per bus
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and
the
since
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that
ORRIS
r. Som
thirtg new.
School epo Us.
No. 1, HULLETT. The , following
Section No. 1, Hullett, .fo the Imon
of September. Third c ant senier
1st Jane McDermid, 2nd latra Fowl
3rd Florence McGregor ' Third °la
Fannie Freeman, 3rd Re rt Roberto
Second class saniorHIst ecilia Fr
man, 2nd Isabella MoMi ael, 3rd E
—1st Meg
class
M
Robertmi, Junior
McMichael, 2nd
Daisy McGregor.
lst Herbent Fowler, 2nd
ton, 3rd -Hiram Brootor
class—lst1Maggie Robert
Freeman, 3rd Antliony,
WINTHEOP.—Th folio
secon
ary
Seni
red standing of th
register, based o
and good conduct
October. Fourth
Cash, 2nd Lizzie
Gledhill. Senior t
Blanshard, Juni
Andrew Govenloc
3rd George Kenny
Hanna. Junior 111 oond
end Barwick, 2n An
Francis Combs, 2 d,Joho Mo
3rd Maggie Client nd Sarah C
PuPi
en ft
gene el preficie
for t month
clas -elan Meg e
nrns, rd Alexan. or
ird fol se -1St Liz ie
te Cal er, 3rd ie
Sen or Second el its
e 2nd Ne
hard, 3id
ass istRi
'tgom ry
first -
Alfre
Jan or fi
n 2nd nen
hig is the ctr-
of the ,W
m thel gene 1.
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4'
TORONTO,
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'HE
RUR tR 111 EX
sits
OSITOR,
�T TT �
.1.\ D V �II E ME
I
L INDS OF GOODS
h at,
d;
io pia
a ley,
od;
N•v. 2 -l+a 1wb:a ll
, •O tb`:•1.1:,o s
, 2c o i 174a ; burl •, , 5
par terel e6 00 t z '2
et 22 ;pot' tees
1 O;; eggs, •peer d tz•,
_s, per ;100 lbs.,$
er pound, 17c to 3 .
to lit h}Iank'
Nc v.; 2. - Tl r
of cattle o n th
g, an' of -t! eso
:r in ecel ent
ed fro al 3, 't 4ic
in m: d b ' weig
h,se o t) a ay + a
Is u, ho b ught
ea at 4' o all r und,
al s w•,relal's mace
ve w re in odea
d of air 2 amyl,
Liea• 1Th out d
ion:1 c se, ouly t
t i is, amount
0 she p and. lam
obd on 3s m t
from $41
Nev. 4; Cattle
and - � he meanie
at opeeing priq+es
clearance as
o. fair; Ve lit
�5 She p 1 a di m
h=any, or , .
• st of the .sea
ed slow at til der
n �> sales wer primed
e tern seep, far
'4.e5 ; rex ra, �' 4.4
2. - to 1 $l3 11 ogs
t naiad ahent t l e sa
•rIIers, good ti cic
�o
qtly, $4.50 o $
•ei"hts, , 4.60 to $
av' , $4.8 th ' 4.9E .
p.:
t
be
}i
u
I%1ONTRE
ut- 50O
- morn].
°bele w
ri'Ces ran
he Bales b
ergest' pur
•y Neth
f fnebee
call other
gore. Ca
and a
3. to $16 • •r
3 a,n except
is brie in
w ei•e also 8U 1'
rket, mini t
dy demen
d. 1
B UFFIL ,
ivals lig t,
ut steady
3k. A f air
prospects 1
,6
.50 to $$7
eipts very
[1:1
arthe he
neket i.n.
etiterday,
feeders. 1
$3..50 to
ommon, .
air; mirk
erday. '
o 84°65 ;.
�� edium
o :extra h.
0
L
ea
00
36o
to
50 ;
ag,
5o.;
to
ere
�naket
a .o'.dly
U i'ion.
.oaof
he
ode
2i lead
Id sev-
this.
tl,;;°od
r using
figure
ani:
The re
n the
i'th a
8 per
Fesh
r 'led
ood,
deipts
e yes-
; good
11
ea
re
ab
I It
as.
On Thu
rine, Au
wife et
! wife Of
i:;crife :of
SMITH —In
of Mr. H
LSH.—I
the -wife
the wif
6011.
T WAND.
111
Toronto
assisted
bride, a
Mr. Th
1 • her gra
nosh, L
wife of
hetb Gr
DGEBT
H.
U TION
ern Steen an
Mon eer.
11
!tsar Line,
the
of a
r. eo AuTWs f a so
—1 Exeter on t e 38th
r. ohn Matheson, of a eon.
borne, On the 2nd • st
nat. an Cooper.of a so
Bt ussele n the 6th
In tiesels, on t ie
r. Fratik BIM gabs bf
of Mr. Michael Klink
• inn*, fin the 16th ips
rni B.
— OK tber id
otl er, 8 Cowan Avert e,
81st,lb Rev
r to • Mis este out) 14
e township f Grey,.
111
In Hibbert on tl e 18ra in
age '14 Yeaf!s.
n the let limit., at th re
011' Mr Jo n
aged
ged 8
ce year
glittM, on th
Jan Bell
At Fullerton Cornets, o
W. To Ian ,lattly!tro Donee.
Mary, engLiater f Mr. omas
egtd 13 mo ths.
Colle
of he Hos
VILLIA
e of th
E gland.
171-12iT &
lel for Women, ondo E
ospital for Wo
N TICE TO. BItiltd
a
the to nehip of Mc 1 p, o
idge, an the other on si line
Ocifieatic s an be seen he
use, on nd afteri Neve er 26
tb
S. thi
thti
wifri
aughl
ewif
of the'
eklesq
th inst.,
a Clare
eorg
nee of
awa-
and 9
Eliza-
onths
t.
13t
a.
el nd.
us Ediu-
Boyil
day, the
n Of stone
e lines 15
an s Carli 's
co cession (5.
nit y Beat/
t.
AT T
CH
HOF
ntil New
P CASH
TO
MAN BROTTIV3,S, S
eaforth.
the junior depar
orris. WILLI
ANTEIn
nt et school 'Section
MARSHAI/L, Blyth
le McINNIS, Ex ter 81-3 -
c er for School SectIon No. 2, Has. Ap-
tious stating salary re( eived until th 8t1 t
ACH WANTED'.
holding a third cla
a *se 884. Applica
ion
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ntcd, a male toe Our,
ertifieate, for school
Mee to commenee ist
will be received up
tate salary r.nd - ex-
, Sem eters', Gerrie
It 0!1
'WANTED —
Duties to co m
Jon's- Bhowx,
Secretary and Tre
male thee ler for !
LTER. Ilinneet,! 0327: gi
surer School Seetion
XIV
ESTRAY IMA_LS
of ti e. undersigned ab out the beg nine of
uet, .yearling heifer. 'he owner m y have
Tu kars ith. 33x4.
th ri. • ar. Any info
th re 0 ry of the ahoy a
the
Ki lop a
white yea
same o
ed from lot
lime was rt,
ion that will
itnal will be
Y, Kippen P
7, con-
A UgUSt
slit in
lead to
nitably
0.
HEIFER,- at a into the pro isles of
ndersigned, lo 45, eencession 8, Mc -
out the Middl 0,etbber, a led and
ling heifer. he wner can To the
proving prope andtpaying barges.
CHILE Y• • 933X4
Pu
ni
29
18
po
co ts, sir
to be in
gr. de bn
--„AuciqotT
St
ANT PURL
ry Valuable Far
ts -two Steers.—
bra to by Mr. Georg
es. th of Vanes,
ng kit
ro ; 1
ed to
ALES.
P. Brine h
nderson, to
rr Line, Ste
th toll/wing
tee —One broo
e years old, in fo 1 to Mr. Loy
brood mare, Asin eight years
colt, sired by ' nut aineer ;"
all, one to a t
LE of
s been
sell by
ty, two
vember
alueble
or nghbred bull ; 1. high
steers, risi g three
three year old; 2
in phone tts.—One turn pro oder, 1 stra cutter,
ha ing s and cannot keep so
!ill be served t noon.
th al33 it will be iven on
tes. A di count of
niehi
ld one of bio Win
ck. Refreshments!
All sums of $10 el
met 18 months' er
g approved jolt
the dollar wi I b allowed for cash on
mots. 0E04 DERSON, Pr aprietor;
NE, A.uctione r. 832x2
6 nts
dit
-14 OR 8 LE.—One drivin 10 Itre, three years old,
-1- and one general p rpo e horse colt, one year
AUT ON.—The pub ic ' hereby not.fied not
to uy or take a c rta n note, dated Deem -
be 5th, 892, leviable t el p months after date,
an give i hy Wm. Ric lar son and en( orsed by
Jo. eph udson in favo of Andrew Bo net, or
t.
in full. MICHAEL Z 'LL 'R. 833x1
crA
0
50 nil TO LOA/4 on Improv el Farm 1
pal iog n exborbitant rat of interest nd !wish
pte OR SERVIC .--1 het undersigned will
co icassi n 8, T ticker in Hi for the ,improvtinent-
-One Dollar payible at the time of service,
with the privilege of r tur ing, if necessary. This
Moss s. Snell, of Edmolotoi , and has good's
peii ree as any pig in I th Province. Pedigree
can bie seen if desired. . W. 11. MUNDEI L. 8333:4
pia, FOR SERVICE — he undersigned having
purchased from Wm :Hutehison, f Trow -
hi n or service on lot 14, onoession 8, Fltillet.
Terms.-- Ono dolla.r, poise, e at the tim of ser-
TLis pi has taken a num r of -first p 'zee, and
Orr
HE CO NOIL of the go
of FR roe. will meet in
the Town f Gloderich,!on
December exIt. All sec°
ell must b se t in before t
838-2 ETER. AD
luleesd ;1;1
s ag ins
e firs se
oom it
the Co in
ion of h
linty CI r
FA FOR 'SALE.
'urnberry, co
wide re cleared ; th
bush t is well fence
sr: gbo buil ings on
reason le. Apply to
httoT ISH, Wroxet er
Fe sale, lot 22, c =Beton
ing aer s, 72 of
b lance good ardwood
he 1 t. It will be sold
he roprietor. 0 ARLES
WAIN ED.
VNGINEER WANTED. Wanted for the Sea-
-L-41 forth WaterWorke, competent engineer.
Must be strictly sober Flee house, file and light
pteirided. For paotict larS as to hours of duty,
ti it *1 cremes to le o, d with the el rk on or
ELLIO T, Clerk, 833-2
TENDERS WANT D. ,r
te der for ore hund
ohthe dry wood
l• of January next
e next. The
bid o be delivered
e or the whole q
e es arily accepted.
Oil efore theist o
e clerk on or
CD
Cin
re
tee
set
1-3
'STILLS IsTaas3I3
1-3
X.
0
ene
i_3111_10 _11018
I:0
1-3
1-3
1-3
td
Having in Jewelry
Rings and jewels ei
In all the 1 test sted
So very reasonable
ocket
please cal on Pa
His word s sure,
Ee'r buyin from ethers
Run every man and wom
To get a
The Muniein 11 Council
th hereby advertise for
cords of gaud soand
, to be delivered at the
rda co be dry wood. One
and the rest o the dry
ruary,1b84. The green
1.0 g• Tender may be
ach Tenders to be lodged
f0 the thild ay of De-
st or apy ender not
ELL1OTT5 Clerk.
833-2
0:11
hneitPelaleseht ge'
and. rar
es are the e,
papst ain't ashamed to s
And can found in Car
pape says Chris' goods ar
So in a CI ok or Watch i
T please. •ou he will do
tr to rival!all th
OW
The best place et
pure
•
Watches, Clocks.
ware and4Syect
113 at the popul jaw
THE mEptCAL HALt..1:
Is the place to get Pure Pritgsy Chemicals, and Patent
color kept constantly oniliand. Customers will find
our stock complete in
just opened out a fine
such as Ladies' and
Sponges, and many
7.-espect. lhave also
iassortmen of impoted goods,
?its Fur:3es, Combs; Bruthes,
articles too! numerous to
ge
PhysiciaOs' Prescriptions Carefully awl
Accurately Compoitnded. All Orders .from a distance,
•
filled wit& care and dOpi,atch,.
CCESSOR TO E. HICKSON dr! CO.,
Next Door to Duncan dt D'Uncates Dry Goods Store, Se.aforth.
°ode so poor.
ow Ms etock,
no' Bieck.
1,3f
is best, and
st of Toronto. to
Jew lry Silver -
1
MAIN STREET, S AF RTIL
ANTE
NEW MIWNIG
THE SEAFORTH ROLLER MILLS,
LATE THE RED MILL.
FIRM IN SEAFORTH.,
Having bought the above mills, and refit ed thein throughout with all the latent
and best machinery that could be ptocu fel for a 1
GRADUAL REDUCT ON ROLLER MILL,
And the result attained is, they hates o e of the best mills in the Province.
Farmere can now get all their GRIST G and OnlOPPING dnne in Seaforth,
!and have it h me with them the eame d y, and Satisfaction Gueranteed. 1
1.50 0 VAR gas
To FAT EH CAILTLE itIOSI!EEP.
In Great Verde y a, '
T. MELLI5, !(1!:TEN.
For sale by the
of Wheat.
ton or in lees quantities
MR. THOMAS SMITH
FOR CASH. Cash for any quaatie
13111[DE SMITH.
the Seaforth Roller
SOMETHING
ROBERT WILLIS,
011 Has just received the Large t, eapes
SHOES, euitable for the seasom that ha
is not a ladies' man, but he knisers just W
gear, and bib has now got the very oods
leek neat and handsome on an,y fee , and
while providing for the ladies he daks not
• him once and be convinced. eastern wo
guarantees a good fit and a good end neat
N. B,—A great many custoiriers se
I give a year's credit on my goods. Thee
do well to take notice that my teethe ar
selves accordingly. I sell so cheap that
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and Choicest Stock id BOOTS sod
ever been offered in Seaforth.
at the ladies like in the way of feat
hat will suit them. Ins Ladies' Boots
are ab the same time cob:datable, antl '
feeget the men and children. Just t
k attended to promptly, as usual. e
or,he asks no 'say.
m to labor pride the balucination th t
who have falle into this error wo d
PROMPT OA e.od govern the
an's, afford to give long credit.
RT WILLIS, Seaforth.
.WM0 'CARIPiL .C.OMPANY.
Farmere wanting good Root Cutters,
,good Sttaw Cutters, both large and
small, and, at prices to snit the times,
should ge to T. 'WELL* Kippee.
Look oat for good bartfal1113.
FALL STOCK COMPa-TE IN EACH DEPARTIVIEN
New and. Stylish Dress Goods,
Black and Colored, Silks, Saties, abd. Bro
' 1 ae, SatBixilttea id Colored Velveteere,
Novelties nal! Smelt 'Wanes, bonds nd F /icy Wcol Goo a,
Ladies' Lamb's Wool Underwear,
ken's and Boy's Shirts and Drawers;
Feney Wool Cairiage Rugs and W 61 Li
Stripes, Ch cks,
Cords of Winceys from five cente pwar
Ellin and Twilled Sheetingst and. Cotton
White a, d Grey Wool Blankets,
ed Quilts,
lain, Grey and ancy telexed Flanne
retonnes, Towell ngs and Table Line s,
at mill prices.
OUR' READYMADE
Was never so full as it is this •season.
must be seen to be appreciated. h
and Overcoats, from the smallest boy
able styles prod -aced in Canada. 'All of
coats are made to our order, and item°
in town. We have a job lot of -oaa coa
Ordered 'clothing store is crowded to the
Overcoatirigs. All the latest novelties1
would invite all cash buyers to exam
CLOTHING ROOM
he mageitude IA one stock in this 1 ne
ve every style a a site made in S its
our Boys' Rua
tyles cannot b
s which -we will
door with Fall
to be hall. in
e our stock be
Wly1; :610/11PBE
elite' Suits and 0
nght- at any other pi
sell et less tban c
ore parting with thEir
er-
ce
nd