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it is, g
1prig eve
their f
tat relati
Itetative
vest preclude visiting during more gen-
lair weather,. aid the chores, crowding
so, closely into the short days, leave the
balence af leisure in the evenings. To
buedle the babies, tumble into t'ae
big slei h and roll up in the budalo
robes fo a five mile skim across coun-
try to vi t a neighbor, seems a pIeasur-
*hie oh go in the monotony of home
life. Q to be roused by the merry in-
road ot a friend's family, with great
stampio of snow ueud cheery ehortis
of ." HO de do's" when toasting one's
toes by, blazing -fire, is equally pleas-
ant to hose whose opportanitiei3 for
ercourse are necessarily limit-
ed by th ir isolated coodition.
It is njoyable to thus visit and be
Visited, but unfortunittely there is in
many o ramunities, a bar to the corn -
Vote joyraent of these social
tone, wbiob has grawn out of a greater
tuurar4ce of living and the permittiiag
a sennet ss fashion, borri of an unhappy
ostentat on, to grow upon es. I -allude
to th? 0 atom of serving an elaborate
supper en such occasions. Time was
when a an ofarosy apples, polished till
their pl. mp sides shone, a pitcher of
Cider .i4d the ehagbarke and black wa-
r:leas of he home farm were thought fit
and. ett eient refreshment for an even-
ing vijtI. Now our temperance friends
would.ptphibit the eider, and few +add
have '1 dourage to set betonguests
whom t ey delighted to honor, such
einarileijegalement.
We h ve unfortunately outgrown this
primitiv sina.pliiiity, and now days the
guests rappings are hardly laid aside
before t e hostess is reflecting upon the
resource of her pantry. If she has
two ar b ree kinds of cakeefried cakes
and the indispensable pie in hand she
is tranq illy quiescent; if she has not
she is r stless and pre -occupied. The
convers tion has hardlyi settled into in-
tereetin channels before the lady of
the hou e_ slips away with an inaudible
apology nd falls to looking up the fine
table lin n, and handing down the best
teaset. The kitchen stove glows like
a Molo h, and perhaps the foolish
woman- °aspires with the dypepsia and
takes.w rra biscuit ancleake to set be
fore her victims at a reid-night repeat.
Back a d forth, up and down cellar
the goes till the best the house affords
is set ou , and announcing with a tired
but triu pliant air "supper is ready,"
she bre ks the thread of engrossing
converse. ion, disturbs • the tete-a-tetes,
and mer els her visitors to the diningtooratto orae upon them pickles, pre-
serves, pke, and strong, sleepsdestroy-
fug -cafe , under a mistaken apprehen-
sion of t e meaning of the hospitality.
The visilj is prolonged beyond intended
t e guests go home at a late
Lour to 4reaio ldreams no mortal ever
dreamed before,' and wake cross, un-
tested alnd. headachy neat morning,
*bile thIe tired housekeeper sleepily
washes up the • dailies or impatiently
piles them promiscuously into the kit,
Oren si4 and ctreeps yawning to bed,
eeftectin that it will take the next fore -
Loon to 4estore her closets and pantries
to their accustomed immaculatene,
and wondering what enjoyment she ob-
tained fr in a visit which she only made
n oppo tunity to display her house-
keeping esources.
And t e matter of entertainment
doesnot nd with the dypepsia, engen-
cered. ivairy is aroused as to who
Ehan spr ad the most alluring and non -
hygienic upper. If Mrs. A. sets out
two kind of cake on the occasion of a
eighbor ood visit, Mrs. B. “ sees that
and goes one better," and Mrs. C., to
outdo both, will add another adjunct of 1
fndigesticn. What should be made an
opportutfty ifor interchange of thotfght
stud opini n,lis suborned to baser uses,
mere gas atory oivilities. And, too, the
etrife of
outdone
warni me
to such
a delicat
she can
usual wo
to the en
fashion,
hood so
S.00ial EVenings.
nerally speaking, only in the
ingsot winter that farmers and
'lies are free to cultivate soo-
ns with each other. The int-
uties of seed time and bar -
display; the de -sire .not tb be
n the matter of getting up
iis at unseasonable hours,leaas
vishness of preparations that
woman, who has about all
,o to get through with hes.
k, finds her strength unequal
tertai.nmnt of -guests in this
ad so- drops oat of neighbor-
-ety. (Strange, is it not, how
we all tlfilk that "when we are in
Turkey w ' must gobble?") Again., there
are thos in every community who
meet, thet neighbors on a social equal-
ity, though not perhaps so well off pet
auniarily. Now women, especially, like
to " ha.v things like other folks," and
to many a housekeeper the eontena-
illation of1a rich neighbor's silver tea-
ttet- and e g-sheli chine brings envious
thoiihtB twhen compared with her own
Iteittartia. . and unadorned ironstone.
Because he: csannot, compete in this
neighboriieighborbood: exhibition, this one, too,
drops out. till at last there is an end
to all neiglaborlaood sociability- and the
friendlinei3sit brings ; stamped out as
p ena that one can. find . in a
it were, 1• cookery and cake. So it
Often ha
farming community only a few families
who maivitain intimate soda' relations.
Dependent on,. eaeh other for sodety
as farmer e must be, it is moat unfortu-
nate
to al ow the neighborly feeling to
tun low. Mankind is. gregarious by
ziatnre, Et :d the most unimpressionable
of us are ,:onstaistly giving and receiv-
ing from hose- with whom we come in
contact.. Society “ leimanizes" and
refines; t is a mistake,. more, a grave
error, to eat ourselves away from our
kind.; ani a most foolish mistake to let
such false1 pride inamistaken ideas of
oar dutie4 as entertainer, keep, •na pent.
up witha oar own lipeseseftWhy, be,
cause tw or three friends deogian of an
evening, eat an unnecessary fourth
meal be s tbefore the_mtasif they mult.
bev:8, cant because they were hangrY?
Wouldit • ot be, more polite, to . say op -
more,: to i fer they came rather from th,
desire:ter a higher order . of entertain-
' ment ? We err in making so much of
table lux Ties, so little of intelleCtual
pabulum and may not the question
sometime • occur to ust. When an over
--zealous h stess devotes herself 'to get-
ting h.p an -.elaborate supper, whether
she does iot fed unequal to the task of
entertain iag as Mentally and. hence
strives to- make. amends by tickling. our
.
palates.? ' •
In ever 7 community there are those
who ,“ set
the fashion," so to speak, for
the rest. i They give the "tone" to so-
ciety,: acolarding as they are wise or friv-
olortainatallectuai or the reverse. Their
customs have 'weight and infinence ;
ahem will imitate. If these will in-
etitute a eform in this matter of oaten=
talons 8 tertaining, it Will. soon be fol-
lowed. Ijf they will not it renatties for
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et al-.
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the women who feel
absurd ou Atom, li
shoulde, .8. Ata w
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imilOnimmenia
.s777.,7ne.t -717-rt..z
THE
URO
wei Z t of this
from their own
en; bey d others
and ho as enjoyable i. to ape d an ve-
iling I41:1 oonversati
1;
vetli a hat barrflin
hos
Jess, perfeetlyoa eaele, withas. th
oo arage to give thea • wh t p°sum bl
rimy came to seek,' eii a m nionslii
with such simple re. i1 ms te as h
may have at hail, fa: .ion
•1
rapidly find favor li t yea 'fall.
le attes.'
Soap PO
Almost every c tiro
young people's as oc
These organization •ea
pose of doing two t ing
joy social evening0 nd.
All scats- of iugeeib s d
mOney'are inVente
developments in tit s cr oti
*leap bubble 1 part es, w ere
sold and soapsuds s fulrnisho
pipes are ornatneh ed w th
with hand painting. Atn th
provide some Ilight nap eas
or musical prOgra tJI
0
no
•on
for
t ou
0
wee
on
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a lunch, which ie ovijl d i
Each lady lithraxe a asketi
for two and pets h r c n
basketatare then BO d ha hi
der, and tlae genii ma hoi
chaser eats the lu oh ith
whose card he find in
results of an am sin
sometimes observe ,
brother pays a hig prie for
The arrangenaeut f th as
ample opportunity or e
good deal of taste. g t
baskets at one of be nte
• were COMD1611 grap bas. to.
covered with apart t pin
on and t e
silesia; thedtket was 1 ed
silesia sewed
then turned over t e e ,in
ing left in plain loins. w
in two or three pi: oea, nd
brought downclose y a f
the bottom of1ly, nd the ask
;. o
covered tplai
ere
around the edge wi h e o
,paper that is ued f r p, ng
of a ruffle. The an e we
This Would be turn d •.r in
also, and had bows of r bbo
either in the centre or a ac
anese paper napkin we n
hincheons varied, b t tj. ally
of two santiwiehes aleta s o
'biscuit—some delis te s lks
with salt, two piece: of ke,
fruit, either grapes, app or
has ite
•r guil
the PU
e—to e
t 1110 110
or gottii
the la e t
1 are t e
pipes arfe
free. T e
jbpglbn
iaiie
a
n to a
his w
of In c •
. T eze
hest bi.
the
the 1d
et. S e
cter
n a g rl
er bas
t8 ; •
raise 0
pre it
eine
hey
or
and
aide
ad of
shir
hen
tened
ers
trim
en w
shot-
he sh
6 cove 8
tied o
ide,J
d.
coesis e
read,ho
f cel r
nd s
ears.
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Faithful LT
A correspcuedeb
Union writes as f
ternperance serukon
1 -have one before m
so striking that t9a
one who was here a
George II. .Butler.
Brammel of Washi
rebellion, General
undo, had him for
afterward he was:m
living here. writing
Finally, he took to
General Butler h
send birntoj Egy
General.. His E
ruined whatever
Every step there w
He had to be sent f r,
fallen to be an arm
loafer about town, unt
ordihary vageant,.pe
time itethe watrkho se
begging for money t b
now a policeman is ra
window on his -way o -t
A dozen years ago h s f
in all the social cite
General Butler cat hi
ago, and will ao not in
do you think is the
who still cares for ti
I will tell yon. ,
'months ago,QI met
Her face, figure; an m
feet. She tooked t
old ; they told me s e
warl 8aPae a .1 lc!' gr ei:svt 3 T' a
v etb
Twenty years go:s e
ler. They la cam d
loved hiin as only is eh
but after a time he ad
ful affair with an a: tree
fused to marry him 0
came to her, but sh sal
all. Butler fell lo er
she still wittched-o er h
times he tried -to re orne
him, paid fines 1 t get
workhouse,bought c oth
where- her 'very scat sha
ing, in order to say hi
protested, but she as
is too much good in hire
save hina5she resp
complaint, Heise :ea
giving lessons in e ecu
for that men more han
to -day, a woman a on
all that makes her ex
alone in the world, ec
this poor tottering. ret
as though be had ben
There are tragedies in
never come to light
of these two Ilea m de t
So true is this, that thi
in ram, and almost i
almost an :object of 13.13
stands in the radia CO 0
devotion. 1
Perellyaointh in
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esid
ou
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ba
8 on
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ding
d t
hi
ng
pot
8
h.
heist a
reach n
forte, u
morn D
. Ev
✓ kn
he B a
ring 4h
ho is
per, jn
andso
wepap
cane, 11
Gr4n
Cons I
xperiexic
he h
to wo
as 811 110
master
s novt
half
e rest i
ky. Jiis
im by in
ce stati n
s welco
W shingt n
if ome tam
ith.
on ea t
d wret h
Ily, a f
.1 ving la
ere p r
ty year
ty. Slh
dsome
her hist()
George B
anced. 5
0Mari lOv B,
me
an
8 0
fo
ha
y :
•
ot
to
rig
11,
disgra e
she te
• marri g
'to th4m
ower, 11u
Scores 10,
he hel ed
ut of
even w n
om ent r
er frieid
Th r
to tryt.
very such
living
he sp n
elf. A
ousand
acive, sh i
e hr lovefo
ft hallo e
doer of hr
•rld wide
are of on
er a siti t
, stee e
becoi4e
manse
hejl woma
w
e fai
e ot
a
ed
Pere Hyacinthe •as h
his wife's son, who ive
Hiswife is with hi
now a bright lad o
whole family on a s
day—father, raothe
speak nothing but re
up 9.13 happy a little do
you often 888; all fa an
You know we have tbo
ington, whose pas ngui s
el. wage and depo it ic
otlher. Pere Hyam the h
b t when a colored_ wos. •
a dime with which to Pay
tutderstamding wha was
Wright into the bo
five cents back, an -hero
out what trouble - hr;
we s a heavy loss to Ili
s a ilingly gesticulat d ill
a 'other passenger •aye he
ft d. all was well. B t Eat,
• dently did not nclitre
a alk with the wri erhe
ake it clear that se
h meelf a Catb.olio, •ut
i i many respects 0 t cupyt
p• sition as that het. hy
amara of the in epend
O urch in this con try..
d y he helped admi ister t
a little Episcopal an Ch
stopping place.
asiingtcn
etib4re visit n
lashingt n
wed hia own b y
tl.1 1' saw h
reetc r the ot e
Bad son. T e
, and m114
tic party a
well dr d
arts in a h
a 'e to mq.k
etB for e
d iistick4ts1
handed hli
hr fare,
a ted, he jrn
O santed e
ld not m k
hat nic e
while
. Ati st
ve ee ts
• eifllyaoin h
a d it. I
ook pains t
t' I conside e
LO a Roman st
g the sa
Bishop Mc
nt Cathdli
est Th
e sacramen
rola near hi
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S'atah. u.deliTrTsiguLeE
oert, ;slim the mid
ling ste rs, both red
request1d • prove
take th m away. ',11
P. 0,
EST"
. und
o
owner 0 n
paying d
MELV
—Oa e ill the pre
lot 9, concession
le of Octob r last, t
nd hite. The
rope tyi, pay glut
HN DRO1 ER, . C
ises of
, Bib-
year-
er is
and
lhnrst
8X4
me i
ear
oi.
811/M
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of the
ion 9,
. The
perty,
E 40E
714
E8TRA
of the
Hullett,
white ate
owneeelai
paying ch
VSTRA
the
lea, on th
steers and
same by
THOMAS
ST
und
ut
88
ER.
rsig
he 1
Str ed f oni he
ed, t 12 °once
st of SelitI eber a
r, suj pose to coin ng th
have the , lune 0 i pro Jug pro
rges.. T : 011A: LLPL11i.
1. ernises
13,
Ir
I s' td y Taa do
dde
1 :37x4
.
8,seftsnanno four
a
e tho
ca r
30x4
CIA TL lnto the pr
nder =igne , lot 20,00nession
20t of ovem of, sit yearl
. Tho awn r can
party and ;paying
two heifer
ovin pr
BAT D.
✓ STRAY 00
-11-4 undo sign
about thi aat
four yoars old.
proving p opor
SMALE.
acne i1to th prom's
21, pace Rion 8,
eve box, a gra a
owner can ave he
pnyragarha gee
1 '
,
,
Ca; le into the pi
lot10, concess on
/
ove11 her, a two
!wee the. : me o
char es. r os. Po
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144 the nderignot
berry; so e tin e in
steer.; Tl e ow er
property nd p yin
w
of the
bbert,
about
me on
LIAM
6x4
;
18
scs of
Turn -
✓ old
roving
835x4
rp STA
1"4 the
Killop,
aueb. 1
,propert
STRA.
of th
T
1ye old1h
ribeir
such in4)
the above
Melee' E
SH
nders
out t
e ow
nd p
!EP.
gue
e
er
ying
HE FE
un di rill
, abodt lh
Her of r
mation 48
ill be s
, Wingia
0' fe Into
, lot 4,1 co
of h
S aptetl
nha charees, J
the pr
cessio
er, a e
ame, on
UN Mi
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ed, lot .1 , cene
tat of Serembe
au ca lor. A y pens
will lead to , the re
itabiy row rded.
P. 0.
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•J t s undersis e
on or ationt the 1 t
wether b th whit
same by p oving
CASPER WALPB
-,,- -
$5 Roth
snbrcr b:
ber lat1 five steer
old. Jae were ha
the 9th Concession
the town Line of
tem, a e 6 arked w
Some 01 11; • em are lig
but ce.no ' give a oer
they are o t of a lo
giving suc I informist
!covet), will
GOVENK
Oa
lot
f Au
Th
e into
0, eon
ust, o
ovine
pert and
Dashwood
the prg en
anion •
e ram a
can he
eying
0.
Ise e of
• *o -
and a
eying.
WELL.
5x4
misea
on 1,
a two
giving
ery of
TER
4x4
ses of
Hay',
d one
e the
arges.
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receive t
OK, Mei
ayefrom to ;rmises
r about the 5th of °vet:te-
eming thr e or fo r years
of about t o wee a go on
f AleKtIlgoieg t wards
allot. Pat, i not all of
h T on th plate or rump.
t a lorod nd some dark,
eat &erie ion of th in, as
of 130 he d. An uerson
on ab will 1 ad to Ith tr re -
e abeve re ard, TilsMAS
llop, Deceinbe 1 h 1883,
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,4 BEAK
keep.
111 VASYA
pig was bre
from impo
months 91
ever beetig
able at the
retarnin
pie KO
-1- keep
cession a, -
firt-lash s
the time of
ing if n ce
tor.
}TIRE P u dersigi e
nrieg the present Inaon at h
a Thorou. trared Berk hire Pi
by 0. H. immone, o Lobo,
ted stock n both Side . He
and is on of the p rest br
t into the county. 'farms—
time of tel vie, with t e pri
necessary W 000 8vern
. •
will
hotel
This
d is
seven
pigs
1, pay -
1 go of
12
1 I
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SERV OE.
using tbe -areas
dekt rsilith, a
oek gettert
service with th
sary. GEOR
1 !
'The subseri se wil
t 80a8)fl on lo, con -
God bo r pig. at, is a
ernis-1, pay• e at
privilege of turn-
1STRONG, roprie-
830-4
rrHORC U fil3RED BERKSHIRE BO
SEP V CE --iii e undersigtted will k
service dn ng the present eaon, on hi
lees, lot S, oncession 12, 1GKi11op, a T
hied Berks ire Boar. Tere—$18 payabl
time of service with the prhillege of ret
necessary. IAICEtARD
or
FOR
for
rem-
ugh -
1; the
866
ng if
A BERK
4-4. keep
on lot 24y c
Berkshirb
privilege,of
HABKIEK
•
DIG F0
- keen°
Thoroughb
animal, an
Dollar, pay
privilege 'Of
hicLEAN,
tiotitts
-6- Beal
one Berkri re and inc
dollar at th time Of ..ervi
returning it necessary.
loading and! unloadin
830-12 -
HIRE PIG. --,The tradersigi
or seta -ice during the present
ncession 5, McKidop, a There
lg. Terms— no. d Ilar w
returnitg if i4eoessaiy. W
will
ason,
bred
the
IAM
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SERVICE. The nhdersi
lot 8, Conoesson 12, Tucker
d Suffolk Boar. Thi is a
from good atock. Ter
ble at the tim of s rvice w
returning if cuss y.
ppen.
R SEA Two Thoro
igs for s'er 'ce at Rod erville
ffolki Tern
with the pri
easy applia
soWs
.J1OHN
.MAR
a
8
ith, a
erior
One
the
ERT
Ox8
bred
snal,
One
go of
for
ALL.
OAR FOR SERI I
keep dining t e
Huron Road 1 u k
Berkshire B ar, toe
number Of sows.
of service, with the
necessary. J0HN
E.-4 The undersigiq will
rent season on 11 t 21,
e•stnith, a Thorotlig bred
ich be wf I receive ale ited
s $1,J payable at th 4 time
privilege ef returiig if
HEDERSON. - tf
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UFFOL PIG.-rT un ersig
lot 21, concestian 2L.11.•
aThorouigh red 'SuffoBbat.- ,'T
recently purchased fr m thelwell-
A Franks & Son, ah is f,ront bar
both sides. Terms 01; psyable
service wtth the privil go 0return
GEORGE P LEWE.
ed
., Tucker
is aninati
nown br'e
carted' 4t
at the 0.
g if neth
op on
mith,
was
ers,
ck on
e of
sary.
783
Tatiatieti euees
dersigried will ls.e
oiie thordu
ham bull; farms IF
thoroughbred cows
the season. For the
The thorou hbredie
ceived first 0rize at 13
forth s14+. J0
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FOR SEM 1.0E.—Th
p on Lot 21 Conees
hbred and one gra e
• thoroughbred
nd 2 for g ade coav
grade, $1 for the la
usses. and second
Nat classanimal,
TA.FOR
nn -
o 13,
Der -
5 for
, for
ason.
id re-
Sea -
x4
TO THE F RI)IERS
'A' RON 0 aliNTY.
ment of s&o two pi
Poland Chin pig ae
bred and frill the pe
erica. • T e a,dVentla
]M1;—Their s scOptibil
age ; eir1capa
if desire ; e
more pork or t
other br ed •
4v i—
tiucl of the +est style.
and well-kn tvribr e
Call and see them.
service a per sow,
yiee,with rivilege o
the Alma tel, Her
CLARK, Pr prieto
TT ILL G EEN
-111" haS urchase
Brucefield is wellrk
he will kee for se v
Green durit g the pr
purelmsdd f am! the
J. II. Snell & Bros,
the best pig ever hrc
slat, " Royc I Carlyel.
dam, " Sir °reheat
sire, "LordLivernce
atthe'Reyft
vincial Fair
payable at
lege of i r
ROYER, P
AN BREEDERS p
Is al kee for itii;
s of a petio breedib„,
one tr
4uffol pig; bet
t swine 1
1,
es 1 Polat d Chines
ty t1)o eing fatteLect
ity 'for gro ,ing very
will produ e comid
ey are the most hall
e ranouut f feed tt:
The Stiff lks aro: la
and have their a
•
hese prs• N ill be k
payable at he tiraci o
returning if neces
• Itc cl, 1.1. Ilea.
8
fr
ics:nt v n
ee at
el ebr
f Edr
tight
ne
Car
e,, w
Shows i Eng
in iCant da.
he tine of se
turnine ne
opr'etor.
HU-
rove -
One
pure
Am:
aree
t rare
larg
rably
El any
some
tried
irers.
it tor
ser-
ry, at
R RY
7-8
RK. Oharlea royer
7a 14 es Tutn r - of
Berks 'ire Pi' 'Moll
is p mises ta Hill's
easb . This; e g was
ted eeders essrs.
onto , and to one of
nto t o county His
yell a the site of his
1 and hie rand
fi4st prize iw Liners
and, liiso at Pro -
Oats $1 per sow,
viee,ivith the pie'
essara-. CH. • LES
81 x20
• i 1 AZ0
ION
S'
I" P. i3R N , Licenced Ano ioneer 1 r the
* Connty of Huron. Sales ttended rt all
parts of this 0 tuaty. Al] orderIeft at t eEx•
eoaor,Offiee will be rein tlytattendedto •
A DELGAT
Crainty o
promptly atten
dress Walten
McKillop.
Y, Licenaed Atrationeer I r the
Eitn4n. Sabot oall desdri • tions
d toYon res ona le ternlo Ad-
. 0. Or Lo 11, Conceison 14
77
ris
1
Ii!alialtorSconv y neer, utte
5.1
E of Garrow & P oudfoott
01110 in
yees Blo
oe
POS
T
•
NMI
GAL.
RROLL,
Be
H
renoi
end aTt
, Sol
lowers
aro an
40.
rates of In
est etre
Office, Goderich,
Marley to loan,
k, Main St eet,
•
riVate mon to
erest. Mane—
t, Goderich. 774
IOW & P1101 8 DFOOT,
. re, &e ,GodOish,Onta
oudtoot. 1
snifters, 8 14101.
Cis
fo
So
Pr
BONI, HOL & CAM RON, Barrio
honors in Chancery, Goderieh,
areeren,Q.0,. 'hilip oll, M. G. •
.0.31EYE &mister and Attorne
taw, SpIloltoti Chance y. Clommissi
t k ng affi3 davits the Province of ManIt
i t r for the Bn* ef Harailton, Wing
v t 'nude to loabiat6i to 6 per cent. 6
NJNIN'Clr & SO
onveyancers
of thiraton, Tisdel
01,0, beaver Block
Me JABIBB So
YIER & DICKI
of • 8, ilton. Com
Wingh:
vit aniteba. P
cei t Lucknow offi
0. „ Y-811. E. L. DI
/44 ON, Barristers, &0., 11 it'a
in. Solicitors for the nk
toners or taking a •' ia
Ivate fund to loan at 6 ell
0every W dnesday. H.
latililON. 7 r
T, Barr store, Sollei Orin
o. rs for the
Money tG ;it!
Clinton, ntario. IL,
7:1
LA
Mo
B1
FTUS
E withOamere
Brrister, Bo
y to loan, Be
,1:leaforth.
. DANCEY,
}Holt it Oimeron,Goderieli,
I ;
ii itor, Conveyancer, &o..
flon's Old, Office, Clardno's
! . 788
. G.. IWO
1PARY Public,
N &e. Office in.
floor 1 opposite THE
len 1, Farms and 11
OH.E.V, A. M.,1;
nveyancer, Commiesi
armiohael't Block, (gro
1,081'1'08. ` filee. Mone
nses for sae. 1 8
1
ner
nci
to
6
;an
tn
be
de
wil
the
0011
ST
olrioa of Diesel, tion of Partnersh1p.—The
Partnership he etofore eiletime between the
ci signed hap thia day boon dssolved by 1flft
onsent. The businelIs of the late firra will
:arried on by Mk8 H0lials8118D, to whwji all
te dine to the ftrm 111 he payable, ard who
ay and dlsoharge all debts due and ow:1n by
firm. Dated al 80 forth, the 21st day bf De-
r, 1882, S. G. oCAUGHEY ; F. HOL E-
l). Witness, . IREW ()ALDER.
F. HO!ESTED,
M
AER, &. Offie —Scott'e 13.1 ek,
ain*Street, Se•rth.
SaGI CAUHEY,
IOITOR, &e. ilex °Sloe—Scottie 11 look,
in Stret, Sea orth. 785
7s
•
NV
rijo rIVOO AVIGITNIVO (INV
rjrj
DAL:MOTTO *STNVIA1
and
ly r
and
att
to
winhl
'ten
in a,
cial
Re
and
Le Royal Hotel
(1.4ATE- CAMICHA.EL'S)
ftFORT ONTARIO.
JAM WEIR
S to Inform his Old friends and the travel-
ing public that having purchased this new
mmodious hot 1building he has thore h-
unihed and r fitted it. nom top to t -
and it is now o e of the lOost comfortable
onvenient hote1 m the connty. By strict
ion to the waz4slot his ousltomers he h , es
tit a share of p patro age. The roclms
well furnished aid well h ated. The bar
3 kept supplied with the b st, and an et-
a ive and trust worthy hostl r will always be
• e dance. Good ample ro ms for Oomnller.
Tellers.
ber the "Byal Hote1,1 corner of Main
erich Streets eaforth. 73
JAMES WEIR:, Proprietor,
188
04$H B
D ES
itTANIJARY
ETARD
i•
:El
Mc
CEXIB
S MOI\Trit
GHLI
YERS WILL F N THE F LLOWING GOO
ICES TO CLEAR:
SAT
1883.
PECIAL
GOODS, # GIES, -FLANNELS, BLAOKETS,
TWEEDS, HA S •ND CAPS, MILLINE1RY,i
MANTLE AND SHAWLS.
o exardine tbese goods and /rejects beft#E3 making
SH regardless of
and Tallow taken
The ublic are invited
their pnrclhases, tts I am det
mat. 4. lot of Fine Teas
in exchatilge.
r4iine4 to dear the lot out for C
ti ose prices-, Batter, Eggs, Lar
IN Whitney's Bloc
1
3. IVIcOUGii
•
Seabrth.
•
OWS
o*s
A Cat Load of enuine South Bend
OHILILEED PLO gc SULKY PJ)W
—JUST il8ECE7ED AT -
0. C. WILLSON'S
Which will be sod at old. p
import duties, th subscribe
et , imorted 9ne Hundr
tariff; co sequeotly, he is e
stook is e hausted. Call ail
foior arti4ile. Every Plow
I A fel stock of Massey
T r nto towers, Toronto
Shap's Rakes, a.1 of which
of ala kino alwais on hand
befote bu ing a machine. .
lethent Wareroom, Seafor h,
, notwithstanding the increase of 10 per cent.
eing etermined to keep those valuable Plows in
ind ifty of them a few days be ore the se in the
led 10 selil them at former pric s until 4ihe present
ee th se P ows before buying a com on or in -
rant ed. to ive satisfaction or n sale.
pers and lfrfassey Mowers, Tor nto Rapers and
Binders and Massey's Low Down- alder, and
I be sold cheap and on reasons le term. Repartee
the above machines. Don't f il to se my stock
Main Street, Sea
rth.
NOVV S
THE TIME
TO 3E1.3 -7,r YOTT:Ri P.A.1.1.EJ c3z W1.1\rrict
BOOTS AND SHOES,
D COVETRY'S SHOE STORE
Is he placle to buy them, if yo want to g t the best value for your money. 'My
sto k of Iotory Made Goods ii large and well assorted in all he different lines,
•
an I ea4ot be undersold by a y hoese in the trade.'
1
1
I will not CUT PRICES CUSTOM MAbE W RK as no man
can buy tile best Material, an pay to have work property ale, and do so.
1 •
BELt I will guarantee to give B ots that must give Isatisfacti n, and :prove the
cheapest i the end.
Do4it Forget th,e Stand Oypo8qte the Royal Hot l, Seaforth.
• i
THOMAS ICOVENTRY.
• THE MEDIPAL HALL,
141 All\T STREIE3. S_A.P01721-3,
• 1
Is the
Medic
Cq2'
our sti
juft op
such
Silp
nientio
Accura
dace to _get Pre Drugs, Chemicak and Patent
s. Dye W ods an Dyes in Oery sh de and
pt constantly on h1 nd. Customers w'11 find
ck, complete n every respect: We have also
ned out a pare assJrtm,ent of importedj goods,
Ladies' and , Gent.? Purses, CoIn,bs, ushes,
and many ' other articles top nume ious to
•
B.----Physicins' Prescriptions a refqly and
ely Compounded. All orders JTOM a 4istance,
ARRIAGE LICENSES fitted with care and despath,.
THE
ISSUED AT
'HURON EXPOSITOR 0 FICE
SEAFOREI, ONTARIO.
sea—
WTNESiER RiOUIRED,,
SUC0ESOR TO E. HICKSON & CO.,
Next Door to uncan & Duncan's Dry Goods Store, Boaforth.
HOW TO SAVE MON;Elf.:
vlMoney being scare, every person
anta to know where tbey ca i get the.
best Value for what they eve to send.
RCB03 THE SERFORTH GOCER,
Has 'soled the problem. He has aae
. heed as nice and thoice a stPcItt of
Fresh Groceries, for the holiday- sea,.
son, es can be found in the dpuoty. •
Ilie Teas are choice and good
and bis prnits are fresla and hhep,
trial solicited. 1
Anly quantity of Good Pork and 3443f
pueohased, and the highest market
peiee• paid.
•
Pork and -Beef Ramie Bacon Ina
Seastiges always on hand at the Chap
t9re, No. 1 Stark's Block, Seafrth,
• HUG f301$E3,4
iS 4PE0IitI0,;
Bute euro for Dyspepsia, !ailivitys etea
litailda
1)tftFECTION Alr
spCCESS
EGMONDyjLL4
RIO LLER
The only genuiee Roller Mill fin the
County, which now haetio suiperier,
and few equals, oxi the •conthaeue of
Anateica for maitufactOring Roller
Fleur.
A _C)HAIT REVOLUTiON 1111
Tite Bread Question,f finpeetance.
The !Gradual Reduction e stein
by Rollers now in f.0
Opersttion.
Boller Flour -brings from1.25 to $1,50e
per barrel- more n the hest P.lur
Tnacte by- the Old Process.'
Gristing a Speialty.
Farmers will in 11 cases get t,heir
owe wheat ground, and by our now Sri-,
tern get a stronger, whit rssricher arid
better grade of flour by far than the
public has hitherto been al,lo to get.
Remember, there Is no liumbug or ex-
periment in our adopting the G-radual
Reduction System. 'Our new sys em is
thorough andrelieble.It hae been
thoroughly tested, and proved a great
saccess in Hungary, Germany, Prance,
ngland and the U ited States.
We gave A 1 Fl ur previous to our
eatensive change ati a heavy cost, =a
we guarantee better Flour now. One
trial will be seffitie t to prove Pur as-
sertions correct.
CHOP I &G.
Our facilities for tIIfS Claes Of work
are unsurpassed, andi elastomers may de-
pend On getting their clap ping done:at
mace.' Be sure and try our famous now
process—roller flour.
Flour; Bran, Shorts and. Feed; deliv-
ered to any part of Seafbrth, Brarpur-
hey or Egmonclville free of charge.
1 ; ;
i3arOur Saw Mills at Egmoadville
and Brueefield in full ope ation.
808 KYLE (it US PARD.
FARMERS IT Witij PAY YOU
: 1 —TO 0A.LL AT T1E-
-1URON FOUNDRY,:
HEAli THE HWH SCH. 00L,SEARIRtii,
Aild see our stook of
1-1 0 W S
Which has been made especially for
tnis county. I have greetly improviea
my Gang Plow for this seson, load feel
satiefied in saying that it the besain
the market. Our
LAND RDLLjER
Are large and heavy, running lig
doing good work. Our,
GRAIN CRUSHERS
Are Made from hard iron and willelest
longer than any other en chine made.
Havieg special tools fior recuttiing
Rollers, we can guarantee satisfactiOte
Special attention given 1 to repairing
Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills.
Reapers, Mowers Threshing Maehines,
and all kinds of naachinety repaired on
short notice and at reasonable rates.
TO contractors and others — Bridge
Botta and Castings at lowest rates.
QuOtationsfurniehed ors aeplication.
t't Alto agent for the implements
of L. D. -Sawyer, Hamiltot. A full line
of repairs constantly on hand.
THOMAS HENDRY,
PUBLIC ji TICE I
rpAlr, undersigned, having been appointed Agent
* for the
CONFEDERATIPN LIFE
ASSOCiATSONg
Is desirous of lesuring the livesOf ali thetitizans
of Seaforth and surrounding country, so as to
anakesatiefactory provision for farniliesandfriendis
in case of death, This is undoubtedl the best
Insurance Company doing busineas i Canadaat
present. A. look at the Daily Glebe or Mail of
May 180883, will satisfy any r48a0nablenlaii of
this feet. Call at 02100 WI
JOHN BEATTIE:
Agfint, Seaforah•
W. B1—Money •to Loan on trarm or Totvn
Property on the easiest terms of ipayment andsit
low Interest.
804
1 7 1
, •
1 '!
i .•
1 t 71 7
1111
11,
4', 11:1._
11 •
1:
tt-
ce ta.
- I
18!
11
I e •
.18•
,
44
• s
on
rope
rope
_out
na
a ha
the
trigs,
rope
teed
blot
the t
/23g
were
hut
man'
bolts
log
devo
na
from
good
two
er ap
Bro
was
hors
va,let
that
Th
for it,
the el
Wee*
plant
prefe
shad
drill
the p
apart
11,04;,
of Be
fiX p
in Se
lea&
land
inche
earth
no an'
seed i
plant
tar.
eeees
1 Eel
11, ret
hag I
80 pet
the p
ingto
the
, be
-of oil.
centes
:28;
to 60.,
Th
the
• eglica
plant
Ride
Birat,
Beed,
80t
yarde)
onitiat
n0&e
cwt.,
tint 7
Rtifitla
and
aalai
is con
nil far
until
aressi
niakit
it is
yellov
oil, of
slowle
perat
Drug
We
press.:
Amer.
Dr. D
His 1:11
is eer
that tt
forest
'could
-OWTIS
tliChi
tithe
the ha
that a
feet of
Who it
pineri
that s
On th
rich p
, to hit
for ie
direct -I
the m
he ha
except
itaper'
his ne
and lei
• per th'
thou**
his
worth
This,
the ex
value:
which
to2.-5,
Not
been
etruct'
it has
year a
chan
To -da
nearly:
EUP8
PORTZT
the
ations