HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-01-11, Page 6A' Be mar : able. Old, Couple.
George Ban b roft, the ;historian, is
now 83 ye1<rs o d, and would not be
surprised t4 see,* least a ; score more,
Ha has not so ii uoh flesh an his bonen
as he had ten ears ago, abut what he
has is all ood Holid muscl8 of the same
material s. the famed shay `of the good
old deaoo
at once.
outtured
80 years
month, a
ler of the
and her c
very prel
think of t
at the me
sight and
. without
to read b;
t whi
His
worn:
)Id t
td. shf
h dropped to pieces all.
ife, perhaps the most
n in Washington, was
re latter part of last
looks much -the health -
two. Her eye0 are bright
teeksfull and rosy. She is a
dy, and one would not
her forore than 60
he has a wonderful eye -
see at long distances
though she uses thew.
ty la
aking
can.
lasso:
r.
B' ' o e on Hornets.
Last fry •11 d:sired to add to ` my rare
coIleotio a Ise; e hornet's nest. ' I had
hn embal „ ed t rantnla and her iodine -
lain lin: s !test, and I desired to add to
these the graynd airy house of the
hornet. l procured one of the large erize
after cola we ther and hung it in my
cabinet b,' a et ing. I forgot about it
until Sp ing, When warm weather
Came, sole ethi g reminded . me of it. I
think it as a : ornet. He jogged my
memory in s me way aud called my
attention to it.Memory is not located:
where 1 t ought it was. It seemed as
though w'enever he touched nee he
emitIlene a m ; ory—a wwrm memory
with a r- ° plat .-all around it.
Then s =me ore hornets came and
began to ake a old personalities. I
remenibe that one of them lit on my
upper li . He thought it was a rose-
bud.. W en he went away it looked
like a gla iolns bulb. - I wrapped a wet
liheet aro nd it take oat the warmth
and redia . e the welling so ,that I could
-go throng the oiding doors and tell
my wife bout it. Hornets lit all over
fine and allied around •on, my person.
• I did not dare t scrape them off be-
cause they wer so sensitive. You have
to be very guar ed in your conduct to-
ward a hornet.
I remember o oe while I was watch-
ing the usy ittle hornet gathering
honey an June bugs from the bosom of
a rose, ye rs ago, I stirred him up with
as club, m re as a practical joke than
anything, and h came and lit in rmy
tunny ha'r—th was when I wore_nny
own ha r --an 1. he walked around
through y gleaming tresses quite a
while, m king tracks. as ' large as a
waters el n all over my head. If he
hadn't ru out of tracks my head would
have loo ed else a load of slimmer
tsquaahes. I re Oa ember- I had to thump
ray head gains the smoke house
order to s ash aim, and I had to comb
him out ith a s,ne comb and wear a
waste pa er beat et two weeks for as' at.
Much ha been -aid of the hornet, but
he has an odd, c=uaint way after all that
is forever ew. -
its a g` Mistakes,.
The Po }tiac . ll Poster gives the fol-
lowing sa : :Flea. of the "' bane" occur-
ing in Mi bigan owing to the strike
A broke • sent it: Buy short. Mar-
ket closed firm.
Broker of it :." Buy short. Mark it
'i Glaad" or me
Haab/titHaab/tit sent it : " Will send money
to-morro . Love and kisaes."
. Wife go it ;: 'u WiII sends the monkey
t•i Mrs. R we.. Liver and kissengen:."
His Orli sent it: " Picnic Saturday.
Shall watt h for you ail day. By by."
fLe got it : " Pie . nice Saturday.
Shelf fish or two. Am dry, baby."
a •
This Side up.
We saw a boy nai1iee up a box the
other da containing sante articles
%vhioh he ntend d sending by express.
From th nal re of the contents we
knew it was ssential that the box
fliould no be in erted cn the passage.
Fie we ve tared he suggestion to place
the much abuse " This; t=ide- up," etc.,
eenspiouo sly on the cover.' A. few days
after we a: w oar boy again.'
t' Hears from our goods yet Did
they get t a ere s fely ?"
" Eve one roke," replied he, sul-
lenly. `, oat t e hull. lot ! ' Hang the
Cxpress c a m:pan
" Did vise pat n ' This side top,' as
we told y u 2"
" Yea, I did ; s n' for fear they fihould
]Flat see it On the cover,. I pat it on the
bottom to ', They've! 110 excuse for sach
Careless:a sa."
Amb- r Crane and Ensilage.
Experi eats in amber cane, and en-
silage of fodders, are made at the
Experi m : ntal arm of the • Univer-
city of Wiscdnsin. Instruction is
.also give •:, cone ruing ttb'e -soil best
b.dapted o the cane, use of fertilizers,
preparati n of t e soil, selection of seed,
variety plant, planting, cultivation,
atrlpping, cnttin , care of the cane after
cutting, 0. It ppears that there was
trade in she Sta e of Wisconsin in 1882
491,200 g • lions f syrup. In the report
tin expert ents with ensilage, we find
that thir en ro s of fodder corn con-
vertedint ensil ge lastad twocows seven
ty days, e sum quantity equal every
wan to that rade into ensilage but ._
shocked, ound i>f1:to bundles and housed,
lasted tw cows' !forty-seven days. The
two cons fed wiflh dry fodder yielded in
It
t2 days, ,322 Io oz. of milk and 53
lbs. 5 oz. f butter ; the two fed ensil-
age yield d in the same time 1,456 lbs.
8 oz. of ilk, and 59 lbs. 8 oz. of butter.
L hely Young Men.
"It's t e easi:at thing in the World to
get marri; (I," ea :d the lecturer advocat-
ing matrix ony fir young men in an up-
town hal ; "its as easy as rolling off a
log, as th sayin' is. Ministers tell hint
thatit is is du y ; moralists upbraid
him: beta se he oes not ' get a wife ;
philosop era arg, , e that the foundation
of the St to is t , e -family ; friends point
out to Ili tbeh.ppy life of married per
sons.. Ti a young man has no protec-
tion against all this opposition, and, if
he is a right-minded: person, he will not
try to opose sued). logic. If be is of
proper ag , is m tared in Itis judgment,
can suppc rt a wi e and is reasonably in-
dustrious he ou bt to be married before
twrmy fi c.; Blot ti- .re aro many less
fortunate young leen in this city who
never ape k to a decent woman from
one year' end t - another. Seine are
engaged i shops where snit men are
employed ; . othe a in offices which never
have a fe - ale nisitor. Their homes
are in 1 hely, 'furnished rooms, with
meals at estaurnts. These, poor fel-
lows actu Ily pi . for refined female
society, One hose Loneliness has
u.
.a
.a
come to my, notice li
The reporter aaw;thio oe
from him this story.:
a furnished room andb
taurauts. After two ye
he. began to wish for
female society, and aeon
board ih a fashionable
in East Seventeenth at
somewhat surprised by
which his week's b o' rd
in advance and aim+pst•s
his hands,, but-comf'•rte
a glimpse of a
through a half -open
man had stipulat
room, button going.
.as cold as a barn.
landlady, and, after rep
oeeded.in gainingh: r at
injured tone she - pr
little fire in the roo
or so, during which
warm from inward
slatternly servant g
bang, threw some k ndli,hg'wot
hearth, lit it, put o s a little It
went away, taking" he coe. bur
her. He started'af er her to fi
old
4
pa
He
.m1=
he
eat
rl c
1 in Harlem."
ebate , and got
e was living in
arding at tea-
rs of this life
some refined
di.ngly engaged
o ding house
ped He was
Eh greed with
demanded
Oohed. out of
himself with
n haired head
l
The young
a £re in his
light found it
(lied for the
'd t rills, sus
too . = In an
ole to' raise a
hal an hour
o ng ; an grew
fr wzy and
i with ; a
d on the
oal, and
ket with
cure the
egrd the
hat's" the
eta ra ?"
ba lack to
Carry
a
or
or
0
e
n
e
1
bucket, but toolate
g81den haired beau
Matter with that ga
" Oh, be wants
him."
" Well, he must
him up the kitchen
S.owly and sadly
search of refined' fe
on his overcoat, a
the street, hired
helped to put his
the house just in ti
en haired young we
I knew that fellow
first saw hint.'
- He went to his o
It had noteen leis
comfortable, land
laugh of the laudea
remark : '' I expe
not quite so soon." find attempt to nd reh
The young man's
such isolated.felloj
York Sun.
and 1
a.ayt,
cot tip
a fire,
be la
stove.'
the
ale
d wal
n ell
rank
e•to h
ran!' e
f
y
e
f6
•
wig man in
oie' , pulled
keds down to
'res wagon,
in, nd quit
far he -gold.
ui ark, ` Well
au a when I
l " ferzished room."
Itv s warm and
h heard, t e cheery,
y and her elighted-
ted ;tam ask, but
That was his last
ed /emit'so3iet y.
i there, w re sixty
v in his bio k.—New
A Statesman
The coasting da;
the American stats
ones. The followi
told of his lovema i
He was then a l
visits to Miss G-rao
probably wallet vie
joyment, het4i -h 1
thread forher;who
ped., saying, " Gras:
engaged in untying
we cannot tie a kn
not untie for a life
a piece of tape, an
knot of a peculiar
to com=plete. ' Thia
and ratification of
1
Lovem king.
of Daniel Webster,.
Warn, were pleasant
g: std
g,
yer. t
Flet her
.to ' t 11ity
• ing• kei�
sndde ly
, '4s'
n.otsi let
t,'o- :w
S. 1
after
nd, g:
' as ;t.
their
In the little box ma led ;b
the words, " precio s docu
twining the letters cif bis ea
this uniqae mrnorf.1 is sti
—the knot never up ma:,
as beep
ne of his
he had,
and en-
ts of silk
he stop-
ong been
1a see -1
ick will
e t er took
beginning
e it to h r
e eeremen
en agement.
with
- cuts," co
1y eourtshi
t to be foun
la
Presbytery -
This Presbytery
the 18th December;.
ton was appointed
plaint from D. Fere
against the sessions
gregation for not roc
sates was considere
after - hearing the
Committee to visit
endeavored to brin
friendly issue. Cone.
Rods and Brown,
Presbytery Elders!
ported regarding ti
ceiving Congregati
for vacant Congregi
of Brantford, being
to sit and delibera
tery. Dr.
.court at length in
new scheme for t
stipends. On motio
was agreed that t h's
its hearty thanks t
rano for his able at
mentation scheme,
comprehensive ex1,
tails of its working.
pat forte
to raise the cum
share of the funds
the scheme to &' st
the sedernut instead
ence Dr. Coclhraile a
and the .asseniblen
missions. At the c
by Mr. Rose and a r d
vote of thanks be t eredl to Dr. Cocb
rano for his very a le at interestin
addresses on issions. T ire Hamilton's
's Congre-
taken ' np.
e appears
dressed th
heard an
resignatio
()tion of :Mr
at sinceMr
o his tieingt. Andrew'
tion be ams hers of th
Mr. Hamil
reciation o
a Minis
his dill
the per
ed to b :.
s of th.
wool
es come
t
.0
t
►f M.
et a
�ay.
�
► ode a
son
f th
ivinr.
atiel
e Gan
this
ittee,
nistor
Mr.
gran
s, an
0118.
)reser
ei with
linea
'nnegt
1'an
n' of
Pres
the'
'ocao
land
natio
!Fart ' er
strehitiol
of $ ,5f
oecess. ry
cces f 1 i
of th
dre t ,
Coag
ase it
e tee
clan d.
' Ripley,. o
MoNaugh
or. A corn
'd is wife
' a toga con
her certifi
Presbyter
appointed
regation,au
ag
atter to
a
ea8
wi
rs Jones,
th thei
eron re
to aid re
the suppl
ochran
s aske
Presby
re sed th
nith th
ation• o
array i
express
r. Coch
of the ang
is lucid
ofl the de
that thi;
s effort,
as it
to carr
true. A
sau 1 confer
d he cour
eg.tion o
was move
hat a heart
r.
w
he
en
r
resignation 1St. Andir
gation, Kincai"dine, was
Messrs. McPherton and Be
'for the Congregation and at
court.. Mr. Hamill° n wa
expressed a wish that 11�if
should be accepted. On rn
Sutherland it was a reedit
Hamilton still Lad eves'
nation of the char a of !
Congregation, said ' esig
°opted. Further,t e m - +
Presbytery in partin wit
ton would tecorcd tli it a'.
his talent and faithf loess aa.
ter of the Lord Jes , s C r ist,
gence 1I1 church oo' rts,
forrriance of any w'.rk s ni
done by bim wi hin the on
Presbytery. T a Pre• ter
follow him with thei be; wis
mending hum to the rda. He:
church. Mr. M Fa lane as
to declare the ong egatia, v
the first Sabb th i Ja at
set as moderat . f thi3 se
Committee on the augi en
stipend fees, a poi a ted
Q uarrie, Murra;, C : mro a
Ministers. It las ' agre s t
Sabbath School Covent n
ham, the time a: d a rang me
left with the Pre hyt:ry'S bba
Committee. 'On mo ion . l Mr
land it was agreed t at, if no
on temperance .are • sett by
sembly's Comm itt •e td .th
sessions before the t enty .oft
uary, the sessions be inst s ote
a statement on the :phje of
ince to the convener of tli: Pr -
Committee.
e
d of th
ppointe
cant o�
, and -t►
sion.
fig= ` to
ars. Mc
d Ross,
'hold.
fin. Wing
is to b
h Schoo
So ther
e uestion,.
the As
eevera
of Jan
t to sen
temper
sbytery'
:
.
—A peck of gold
at X20,000 has bee
county, Georgia, at
which was recently
is thought to be part
by the Confederate
flight,
nd je tel
fowl . 1
he elect
Iown do
of-tb tee
abiiet
valued
Wilke
of a tree
n. This
'sure los
tiring it
,ESTRAY ANIMAI
CATTLE.-Oamelltto ti
ndetrsigned, lot 29, 'onceo
t the middle of Oct ber 1
, both red and whit . . T
to prove property, pay
av'ay. JOHN D1.OVE1
STRA
the
rt, alto
ling stee
requested
take the
P Q.
E8TRA
nod
Itallet,
owner ea
paying .
kELVII,
S
•1
HURON E PQSITORr
e prem .se; of
Bion 13, Hib-
.st, twu year-
to owner is
charges end
Chlseihnrst
838; 4
RAM.—Came into the pramieos of the
reigned, near Ban on, Joncesscon 9,
the 18th: of De labor a ram. Thp,
have the .same b pro' ing pr.pertyl,l'
am ages and exper ee o. LA WR ' YOE
7x4
1. t'$TRA'
of th!i
l ullott, abs
white steer,
owner ea h
.,}?laying char
STRAIffY
the n
ley, on t e
steers an !t
same by
THOMA
VSTR`
and:rs
.arb bout t
ro
B
Y
TEE .—Strayed Voir the pr
dersi sed, Lot 12, C,oncossi
t th la}t of Septem • er a re
upp sed to bo
ring _three.
ve the sante on pjrovin. proper
es. THOMAS I IMAI. 8
m ises
n 13,
sold
The-
y and
7x4
ATTIB.—Cama (into t o pre ••
el signed, lot 20, eopco sion 2,
Oth of November six earling
o her Cera The dwuer an ha
ing property arid pa ing c
IRD. ,
ur yea
roving
MALE.
STIt
the
on or ab
wether—
sante by
CASPE
RI
•$5 of
ber hot,
old. TIS
the 9th
the tow
thein, sr
Some of he
but cann t
they aro ' a
giving so, h
covery wi1
GOVENg0
8o
ro
.,
OPV'.=Canoe into the pemises
gned lot 21, coace:+si n 8, H
at of November, a g y cow
d. The;owner can, have the s+
artyqnd paying chug os: WI LTAM.
{` 86 x4
fees of
S an
'our
e the
arges.
.0x4
of the
bbert,
about
cue on
HE1
a eraigi
ut. the 1
ott whi
ro n
ALPS
P.—Game into tl a premises of
led, ot 1t) bonce 'sion 12� Hay,
t of ugaet, clue ram and one
s':. he owner an ha a the
prop rty wad p ging a larges.
R ashwood;P. 834
ho
fiv
1Y
RD. Stra red from he P emiset
nbrc Iber bout the 15 h of oven=
stee a o ing tb es' or fon 3 ears=
ere heard f about tw weeks ago on
cessidn of Mcifilipli, oiog t wards
ills f H llett. ' Pert, if not all of
arks wit T on the ate or rump.
are lige colored a d somdark,
ive a orre t descrtpti n of them,: as
of a lot f 130 bead Any !person
nfor etio as will lead to heir re-
new: the above' rewa d. -T OMAS
K, °kill p, ' Dteemher 14t14 1883,
! 897
BERKS
teed
i' YARN A,
p g was bind
1 om import
onths o
e or been
d
a►le at t e t
returning if
IRE PI .— he ',undersigned will
ring the p ase t seiaso 1 at hi Lotel
Thoroug bred Berksh re Pig. This.
by O. H. a .+ me e, of obo, n I is
d stocko• both aides. Ho is seven
nd is one ii f the put- at bred pigs
into the o.uut Te s—$1, pay -
me of sere o•►, v ith tits privilege of
eoessary. , W. COOK, Varna. 83s3.12
pilIG F
kee.
oes!'iub !.
fittst-class
the time
ing it no
tor. .
SERV' E.— Tho subscriber
d . ring the p sont ieason ou lot
T - akc re lith ag boar pig. 1 e
st ek gel�ter. Te s441, payable
f e rvice wit. the .ttivheg of ret
es:ary. GEO GE, STR NG, Pro
1 886
wil
on-
sa
at
rn-
rie-
THORO Ga IRI D.
SE1,I E—'he
,jei•bioe deiri g the prese
ises, lot 8 °.'loess on 1'
b'ed Bark: hi a Boer.
time of se vi .o wit 1 the
necessary ' ICH + RD
ERKSR!R a BOA OR
ndersigni/d ill kee for
t s asoti, + his r .
M4111013; a 'rho o • gh-
'eime-:141, p yable t the
oily 1 e. of returnin, if
MoKEN; i ' - : t8
•AlBER'9
kee t f
on ot 24, col
Be. kshire
pri i ege . f. r
H Billet C.
l.6 s 01
Boar Pi
onBurks h
cid flarat be
returning if
loading al d
83042
IRE PI
rae d
cessic n5,
i�. 'erm
turning i
7th un.ersigned viii
trim the pr sent so, on,
icer •1o0 a horoughb ed
—Ont, -dollr with he
neceaailry. WILLI. M
83
SE VI' E.—i-TWe
s for servi a at. udke
--au on . 3>i oik
time f se 'view,' ith 41
lecessiry. An' easy i
inlea ing ows4
JOHN P.
horough red
isle as hs al,
Terms— 'le
o privilege: of
ppliance for
ARSU& L.
T.pAR F - SEI
keep du ingt
Hi•on Ioa 1
Be kshire k.sr, to
nut fiber o. s ws.
of service, ith t
necessary.
I
IC
le pr
ek er
v► hie
'men
to
011N 13.
—Tel and rsignc 111
sen sense on I t 21,
mite, a horong lb ad
hew'11 ret ive a li i ed
41,11, payabl at the ti . e
rivilege of return' ig if
l NDERSON. 82 -tf.
11010 FO 3 ERS- CE. The tinder
purcl.as d froi. WM. Hiitabiec
bridge, hi '1' mon hbrcll Berksl#ire
hint ,1or sere Geon of 14+, concetietor
Terms —tin dolls , pitiable ap the
vies; with th privi ege of retu:rriing
Thee pig as token a nuinber of hrsf
is a ¢:rut -o as ani . al.'ANDRE'W7
I
•
igned hay
u,' of re
Pig, wiL k
8, Bali
time o11 i
if nets an
prizes t
YER.0
1
SUFFOLK PIG. The undersign° will keep
tot 21, conte sion 2, L. R. e., nekerami
a horongabred St ffolk Boar. This animal
recently piirebased fro the woib4n wn breo
A. Franks & Son, nd if from itnpo ted stcek
both sides. Term ,-6 , payable atrthe time
ser'tice with 1. he pri • ilogi of roturnin g if moost
GEORGE IP_.>W s 3. 7
rg
w-
tp
er-
a
4
on
cg,
s
rs,
on
of
ry.
T1/UREA M BULL ti F R 8ERVI .:--The
—' dersigned Will cep on Lot 21, C neessian
Mch illup, bre titer ugh red and one grade D
halve buil. 1 Terms For Ithe :thee uugltbrerl, $ 5
thuroughbrcd cuw., an $2 'tor gra a :cow ,
the se t=on, For t e g ads, $1 -fo the s as
The thoroughbred s a rsCciass a mal, at d
ceivd firsti rise a Bi•u e s and se and at S
forth shoI s. JO S AFFORD. 837T:..
I s
To THE 'ARME SA D BREEDIERSoi+i
T I,;ON UNIX.—I shall keepor impro
meet of stbc - two .igs f attpetidr eeding,
Poland Chen pig a doe Suffolk pi r; both
bled and fro the ens of the' tiest wine in
erica. The advan ages of [Poland Chinas a
lst•-Their s tscepti.ilitet to being fe teued a
age,; 2d—tt1 sir on acitq- for grdwin very la
if t sired' d--1 ey will produce coneidcra
moi. pork r the ame amount,of eed than
oche breed. 4th—They are th m st hancs,,
and f the b st st' e. he Su elk. are a t
and veil -kit we bi ed, nd !have th it adn4ir
sere ce at f1 per so v
Call nd see them. Th e Pigs will! be k t
pl
P delle at the4tfnle o� a
vice with p ivileg of eturniii if pecessa y,
the Aline, lei tel, H ron ' oed, Hulle t. 11 .K
CLA K., P'iopriotb , 7-
n-
3,
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n -3,
tr-
or
or
11.
e-
a -
p
A
e -
Dei
ire
e•
ny
ge
Brit efield his well kno 'n Berkshire rig ) ch
-he ill ,keep for service at his +rem ses in i l's
Grcid,n during the rose t eeason. This pi vas
J. Snell & Bros , of clMoriton, nth -la of
the best pigs ever rou ht into the otinty. is
sire, " Royal Carly le," as iwell as tl e sire is
sire, " Lord Liver dol,' warn tlest rize wi n rs
at the Royal Show in ng' and, alte at th P o -
payable at the tin of seevice, wt h the paid
lege of .returnin if necessary. CITA] L
'ROYER, Pt opriet 819 -2
AU
NERS
Aloe at ended
111ot:del-el ft at
rontentae ended
partt of th Coe ty.
eoeiToe Off ee will be
o.
he
all
Codify of Moron
pro ptly attended to o
dres WaltGo P. O.
Salem of all datteri ns
Lot 4, emcee o 14
77
TEACHEIR
holding a Hilt- i clots certificate, for .1 ool
section No. Hcevick Duties 11 gammen 'e 1st
January, Applivat ons be recd.\ ed up
-IL School Sectioq No. 7, Ilullett, ceun
✓ for
y of
RIJN
at on
S. 'CARROLL,
nenveyaneer, &o. money to loa
Office in Moven; Block. Main &tee
Seat
R. . RAYS, Solicitor, &o. Prliate money t
end at lowest rates of intereft. MICR
Oesrue of Square and West Street, oderich. • 474
Sy &_PBOCDPOOT,Batotr Boil
Wm 'rondfoot.
686
sic I. At: Bal 00e Nr 0, :40 .L0T. }&h F1:: N.
Barristez e,
ki olio
tor takin
iblo,a'ovito in the Provin
or the Bank of Harlin
rAs to loan lite& to 6f
Oottireyancere, &o, Solicitor
Officre Beaver Block, Clinton, 0
MAN Imaga SCOTT.
Air BOER & DICKINSON, Barris
of Rebellion. Commi donors for
1131o0k, Wingham4 Solicitor
vita lit Manitoba. Pri ate funds t
• Lacknow office very .Wed
on, Wingha
er cent. 6813
1,10 TUS
LATE with Cameron,
arrister, Soli
Alone to loan, Bens
re, SoBoito a,
for the I3a k.
oney to los
tario.
for the Bee k
esday. H. T.
738
DANCElft
blt& Cam ron,Goderie 1,
1788
NOTARY Public, C9 veyanoer, iConuniesion
idtc. Office in Ca miehael's Block, (grou
floor) opposite THE Ex 081TOR (Ape. Money
lendi Farms and houzes for sale.' 836
0
NOTICE of Diasolut on of Paritnerahip.—T
tu• al eonsent. The bu incite et the late firm w 11
be otteried on by ATR. nOLME8TED to whom 11
debts due to the firm ill be pay Me, and. wl o
will phy and dieeharge 11 debts du and owing y
the flitch Dated at Se forth, the filet day of D
oembile 1882, S. G. M CAUGHEI; F. HOLM.
F. HOLIVIESthg
STEP. Witness, AND EW CAL EB.
TlitAABISTER, &e. Bow Office—Soott'e
"1" Main Street, Seaforth. •
1G. G. IVICCAUGtlEY,
Q014CITOR, &o. Lew Officre4teott's Block,
k-/ sin Street, Seaforth. 785
xis
)OOJ S .STI SAVAVIv
0
roe
ta
Cit
IsIVOI I JAIV
XVITIV V J
0
Sim
400
o
The Roy
SEAFORTH
JAME
to inform his ol
1 ng Pubhe that h.
and c mmudious hotel
tom, nd it is now one
attent on to the wants
to me it a share -of pub
are all well furnished a
will b kept supplied w
tentat ve and trust wor
cial T
Re
and
ember the "Roya
JAME
ONTARIO
WEIO
friends and the trove
ling purchased this new
ted it from top to bo
f the most comfortabl
the county. By stric
his custoreers he hope
ie patronage. The room
d well healed. The b
th the best, and an atr
hy hostler will always be
1 Hotel," cdrner of Mair
aforth. 733
▪ RRIAGE. LIC/S.-NSE
THE HURON EXpOSIT011 OFFICE!
iil.EAFORTIlt, ONTARIO.
•
1883.
OA
H BU
4 --
JANUARY 11, 1884
Tr
DECIEMBER 1880
McLOUO-EELIT'S
ERS WiLL FIND 'X'HE F
PRICES TO
•
LLOWING GOODS AT SPECIAL
CLEAR :
DRESS !GOODS, WINbIES, LANNL BLANKEtS,
TWEEDS, HAT AND APS, Dip4 INERY1
'Tile Public are invited to ex mine thete koods and
+eh. purchEises, as I 'am determi ed to clestr the lot oat for
ptofib. A hit of Fine Teas at olo e prices. Butter, Eggs, L
in exchange. 1
riees before mak ng
CASH, regardlese of
rd and Tallow titlken
LOWS !
PLOWS !
A Car Load o
CHILLED PLO
—JUS
0 . C .
Whistle. will be sold at old prices,
import duties, the subscriber bei
stock, imported One Hundred -au
ii
tariff ;. cons quently, he is enable
stock is etch usted. Call and see
fencer article. Every Plow guare
' 4 full stock of Massey Reap
lioronto Molwers, Toronto Cord
Sharp% Rakes, all of which will
of all kinds always on hand for t
befote baying a machine.
Genuine S9utFh .Bend
S SULkY
RECEIVED AT—
ILLSON S
otvriths ending the .i' ncrie se of 10 per cepa
ici
Fifty of them a few days fore the rise in the
to sell them at fornier pr cps until the present
those Pio a before buyin a common or in-
s and birtassey Mowers, Thronto Reapers and
hiders and Massey's Loiv Down Binder, and
e sold cheap and on r asonable terms. Repairs
e above Machines. on't fail to see my stock
•
LSON Main Street Seaforth.
NOW'S TIME
BOOTS
ANI) SHOES,
Alp COVENTRY'S SHOE STORE
Is the place to buy them, if you want
stOol of Factory Made Goods is large
aud I oannoi be undersold by any hon
will nilit CUT PRICES in OU
can buy the best Material, and pay to hale work prOperly made, a
o get the best value for your mo ey. My
nd Well assorted in all the different
e trade.
TOM MADg-wORK, as
Bat I will gattrantee to give Boots that mast give sa4sfattion, and
cheapest in i the end. 1
Don't l'orget the "Stand, Oypositel the Royal` Hotel, Seaforth,.
. TIOAIAS COVENT Y.
no tern "
rove the
THE MEDICAL HALL,
the place to get Pure Drugs, Chemicals, and aten,t
Medicines. Dye Woods and Dyes in every sha e an. d
our• stoc . complete ,in every respect, We have also
just opened out a fine as.9ort*ent of imported good,s,
suck as Ladies' and ents' .Purses, Combs, Brushes
Sponges, and ;many ther articles too numerous to
Physician s' P re4 ,alptions Carefu4 and
.filled wi h care and d spatch.!
Next Door to Dthican & Duncan's Dry Goods Store, Seaforth.
PEIVECTION AT LAS
su-GbESS EXTRAORDINARY -I
GIVIONDVILLE
ROILLER MILLS„
The iohly gen-nine Roller Mill ill the
County, which now has no superioi.,
and few equals, on the eontineut ef
Amerina for manufacturing Roller
A CI? E AT REVOLUTION IN twillaiNG,
Die Breild Question of Vital Importan4
b Rollers now in
Roller Plour brings from $1.23 to $1.40
per rrel more than the best inour
-by the Old Process.,
Farrners will in all cases get theie
own wheat ground, and by oar new aye -
tern get a stronger, whiter, richer and
better grade of flour by far than th,e
public has hitherto been able to get.
Remember, there is no humbug or 4134-;
'perimeet in our adopting the Gradiall
ReduCtion System. Our new system nt
thorough and reliable. It hoe been
thoroughly tested., and proved a great
success in Hungary, Germany, France,
,England and the United States.
We gate A 1 Flour previous to ottr
extensive change at a heavy wet, and
We guarantee better • Flour olow. thie
trial will be sufficient to prove our *
sertions correct.
CHOPPING.
Our facilities for this class of work
are unsurpassed, and custoneers may tie -
pend. oit getting their chopping done it
onee. Be sure and try our famons neW
process --roller flour.
. Flour, Bran, Shorts and 'Feed deliv.
ered to any part of Seafoilth, /put-
.03/- Our Saw Mills at Egrno dvilll
and Bracefield in full opera ion.
808 KYLE & MUS calm.
FORK IT WILL PAY YOU
—TO CALL AT THEI
'HURON FOUNDRY,
NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL,SEAFpRTHI,
And see our stock of
Which has been made es ecially fon
satisfied in saying that it is the best *
my Gang Plow for this sea. 33, and feel
the market. Our
LANp ROLLERS i.„
Are large and heavy, running light sina
doing pod work. Our
GRAIN CRUS E
Are made from hard. iron,
looger than any other ma
Having !special toola
Rollers, we can guara tee
Special' attention gi en t
Steam Engines, Saw nd
Reap"ers, Mowers, Thr shin
and all :kinds of machinery
short notice and at rease
To eontractore and othe
Bolts and Castings 4 lo
Quotations"furnished On app
Ate() agent for the
of L. 134 Sawyer, Hain 1ton.
THOMA HE
PUbLIC
w last
ade.
repairing
rist Mills,
repaleed
able rates.
est rated,
implements
A Mike
ICE
f I 1-11E uldersigned, having 6ee a pointof Agen*
Is desirone of bearing tbe ivesof lithe citizen'
of Seafortieend surToundin country, so es te
in case of death. This is n doubt dly the hest
Insurance Company doing b sinees 'Canada a
May lst,1883, will satisfy a y ree enable menet
this fact. Call at once on
:JOHN B AT
•
N. 130 -'1 -Money to Loan on F
low interest.
Property ttte the easiest tents of p
SEAFORTB PLA IN
SASH 'BOOB AND
Agen
Beefed
matt and ea -
MILL,
FACTORir •
hienttmeroie
oven to Oil
ep on hand le
trusts hat be may be -t *Yore w ill
ol the sterile.
Partfeanteudingto build 'would
Dry Pine Lumber Sas
Blinds and ifou ing
who may favour hnn with t eirD at
but first-elasaworkmen are Inpiny
201
action tothoat
Eitom
DFOOT.
J- S. PORTER SE FOPTTH.
Endre ,Srtock of .111. maitre regard-
less or cog.
THOSE iN WANT, it s% ill pay JAM tO *seer.
give a large discount to those p ying otah, se.
I stet etill gelling six highly finis ed ohaire lot
$2.50. I aleo keep Ilnowlton's 8 ring Bed, the
best and deepest in the mark t ; warrantea
Man:mail ,To %miry Store, Main St eot,SOaforth
East Side.
Cash for hides, skins, iTtr“ al:111 taloa. Ne
truck or trilde,-, Cash for everythin
626
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