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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-02-22, Page 61 4!" --t , e 6 Cattle Fishing for Food. ,The bottom of the St. John's River i Florida is a vast pasture 'ground, o Which large herds of cattle are kept, i that region, for forage during the winte season, These cattle feed, daily an etentintially allelay on the grass the grows on the bottom. 'They have to Pu their heads under the water to get i and present a curious appearance whil thus engaged, when, for a minute o tciore, they plunge in their heads an horns and leave -nothing but their bac exposed. They seem to be fishing, an especially when the head comes .0 dripping with water and the mouth flu Ed with what seems to be shreddish fish The grass is a species of celery and ver juicy, and though somewhat bitter, ye ft does not make the flesh or milk un palatable. Cattle, when first introduo ed to these fields, present an amusin epectacle, learning how 'to get at -th grass. The knowledge is acquired onl by a reasoning process, and can be in n way instinotive. A Persistent Temperance Ad- • vocate. It was a hot summer's day, and the streets of Smokely were stifling. All who could be indoors were keeping out -of the rays of. the sun, and being the dinner -hour, traffic was in a great meas- ure suspended. In Factory Street the quietude was especially marked. Not a vehicle. was in sight, and of human beings only a man and boy could be Seen. The boy had a "short leg," -as it is teim- ed,ancl walked lame as be followed close upon the heels of the man. The man heeled as he walked, because he had teen drinking hard that morning, and the lameness of the drunkard was upon Xl II r t t t, e r d when ks I yee.e d you sea drun ka at him, him he e it. Le t young he will help th gdo mor O ish lab y after fe O in ante ously Band 0 ; of you have so n. fol that drink home, rob you d nothing but raga t blessings because you must labor o alen bl sod. *h but thy eau do tee and it how t and wo ugh cause to be thank - des not blight your ood, and give you wear. You enjoy of tomperano and hat others .iii y be re are none ac oung ething for the ause, ber red, wer o be all less ugh Ask do our and and t to 1 • Halfway dawn Factory Street there Is a bridge spanning the river, a muddy and sluggish stream of water, as thick as porter, and almost as bad to drink. The man paused upon the bridge, and leaning his arms upon the parapet,lobk- ed down upon it with heavy eyes. The river was just then of no interest to him, and he could not have told why be should halt there to look at it. In- deed, he was not thinking of it or of anything else particularly. He *as dimply feebly ruminating, in a dreamy chaotic fashion, upon the fact that he bad idled away the morning in the publio-house, and was going home td a house where there was no dinner wait- ing for him. A tug at his coat.tails turned hie thoughts back to things immediately doncerning him; Looking down, he saw the little lame by, who had a pen and a little book of pledges in his hand. "Please sign," said the child. " Sign what?" thickly asked the man. " The pledge," was the answer ; "you 'lave been drinking, and ought to sign. y father used to drink, and he signed, and it's been so good for him and all et florae. Do sign, please." "Give me We pen," said the man, Wining his beak against the bridge. The boy gladly gave him the pen, but was dismayed to _ see that instead of Using it properiy,he bent it on the bridge • and broke it. " That's my view of the matter• ," he " Never mind," said the little fellow, "I've got another. Please, sign." The man took the second pen, and broke that too, and tossed the pieces (contemptuously into the river. " Now, go away," he said, "and don't bother me any more." The little fellow looked puzzled,atid it deemed as if he were beaten. Quickly Wheeling around, he limped off home- ward, and the man, with a coarse laugh, put his elbows upon the bridge again, and considered the matter was done with, and that he would be left at peace. He sign, the pledge ?' Not he. Wasn't he a man, and didn't he know that a drop of beer was good for him ? Any- how, he liked beer, and he meant to drink as much as he could get, and en- joy himself like a man. But the little lame boy was not de- feated ; he was only checked for a mo- ment. Ere long he came limping back with another pen in his hand, and hav- ing once more called the attention of the drunken man to his presence, held ft up with a wistful look upon his face. "Do sign," he urged ; " it is such ia good thing -to be Bober, as father is ROW. Only try what it is, and you will never drink again. And you see Ihave another pen, sir." "Give me that pen," said the man aridity, and when he got hold of it, he Smashed that also, pressing it down on the parapet of the bridge with vicious force. Now, have done with it," he said, "and let me alone," "Please I have another," said 'the boy ;- and that in it's turn was broken. "Here's another still," said the boy,' with good-tempered perseverance, " Do, do sign." That was broken, and another, and another • but the boy would not give in. He had known what if was to have e.' father given to drink, and had tasted the joys of temperance, and he was per- distent. h If you please," he said, "I've brought s whole box of pens. Do sign," and he produced that box of pens from his pocket, and held it up before the amaz- ed and partially sobered man. " Well," he said,Fafter a long pause', "I like your courage and your good temper, I suppose you mean to beat me." • "Do sign," was the answer ; "you will be so glad by-and-by." " So I witl," said the man, with sad- den determination ; "there roust be something in it for a little ohaplike you to take it up so strongly. Give me the pen." • He broke no more, but he put his name to the pledge ; and he and the little lame boy, after a hearty shake of the hand, went their several ways, the boy to rejoice over his success, and the man to live a new and respectable life, surrounded with the joys that attend upon true religion and temperance. _ Now it is said of that little lame boy, and truly said, that his labors have been blessed, and that he has induced more than a hundrel people to give up drink. He was not daunted, as you see. One refusal, or two, or ten, was not enough for him. He asked again and yet again for the pen to be used to sign the pledge, and when people saw how earnest he was, they saw that there was something in it, as the man on the bridge did, and put their names down. Their is some- thing in it, more than you young people now or can ever guess, although many • a ill be well or you to re at little Ileme boy per 'Id not tik q "No" for an e knew th answer Ough Follow s exaniple. to help he almost d. Don a tin or sneer o but try t ive him help iga the i • Ige—make him heir he music 01OBS eve p eading to hii surely hearJ Do your victims —and th re may ci s, as the ia to thee wn and pla Here Re f 11 e II D el 1 e drink—nobody can esults of /your o ild- e back toIgo, in relit and ' air dome who have i d stri: ted in the s ri g.— iew. Per i Items. , It is pre/toiled o elevate St a ford High S hool iu-t. Collegiate In O. nte. —Mr We M. tnam, of Loud n has ,purchased the oIeery and' pr vision busi: nes of Mrsil hn A. Scotts Strat- ford. —Mr . Yonmao the able alvolciate of prohibitien, act" essed a meet lag I on the tem orange as jeot in Lietoarel last SandaY evening., 1 . I • •=-Ma Rohert ri., d, of Tavisto k, has the Son h Easth Mutual Fire Ineur- been a pointed oretary-treas ec of anoe Company, f 1884. —The railway houses at Stratford are being filled w i ice from itr ia. The quality of /the peal ice not being up to the irequiremen i of the domptiyi —Mr. J. M. Mq n has beep e ge ed to teadh a dep menu in Strad rd High School at a lary of $700 per an- num.' —An old man med John 1p mond, aged eighty died last w ek the redidenee of is son -ha -law David priahcin, near Kirkton. -Mj. Wne. T. q od, who has. bi p for SOille time pail In North Ca oli has retarned ho 3Motherwell lo ) ing well and hear y, . —Mies Mary arshall, r•ecen ly St. Marys, was m fed a few day a .W.T.; o D . far diet& t town of Beac ville; di r at Prince Albert, N StackhOuse, ed th t —Mi. Thdriaped , at the ]residence Andrew Tr and amps Tuesdayof 1 st ha been an i •--Mr. John McGr the owner of a ver e of fourteen month four calves, 411 of w thriving finely. —Four hn dredl a d thirt lars add si ty-siyea cent amount rais' d for on the Xirkt n cid Methodists i I thi contributors. —At the a low Grove c was decided na. at r. en a, k. of o, A. ed f his ' -bothl, r. of ea tehel , ; n . He ge agfall 8, slid for ome ti e. gor, of irkton, is rolifici cow. lus-de she has -produ ed hich are, aliv ad -inio d I- : 'Ivr ' t e otoentyar. Pur Olfee t er. The Fora 4r. liberal - the W 1 - Logan, it abtory n - f Iniber of r as anal is eeting o eese e ctory i 6 re -o i in the other season, after eich a officers were elected. The closed daring last son. The Mayor of St. is arys is eter in d to stamp out the r We yiseti; hich is in- terfering with the dirk of th Salveti n Army in that town, l and will have t ic offenders arrested" without regard to caste. ' i . ' 1 —Mr. Geo.-Krae , of Full arton, h is sold hisiteam which elwaye took fi st prize wherever eh , to a ent1Pm n in Oxford county f r 450. ; rlirr ! refused $525 for the same tea about a year ag ,1 - _ —A s 1Ving Mat( h will tak ,place it the Col an hone }1 t. Mary s; on, the 20th in t., betwe East ad West Nissoura Blanehar a nil Downie, when upwardsof $30 wo Lh of priz s' will be given. ' A lively e may as looked for. 1. —In hakespear there i wh t is called" The Matrose' anti -ca d playing , -society,' and it i ; I doing g od oak, , several nwilling b-nediotj la ving !seen led hoe by th , ear t ati ' o a hours.ever 1 mi e are bid y in alit mime la of the e tr at cut. 1 Ei) —Some misera le moan rel oth- pletelyly destroyed t ro late/ gl es feon a in Mr. almer's ia dwaio store, a Marys, b cutting the with diamond a few ni hts ego. M . Chap ere offcs a reward of $50 for th oolitic ion of the misoreadt. lar mont ly cattle sithere as a large n mals o ered fpr 1.two and Ihree ear e ca lo s were to five 'ciente per of Loge', was the g ton's los on the Is race it:i. biburned on There of manufatur. at he tint , all th eli the ma- . bt. Foster; While ear Tr wbridge, g the mmn artery. a ' so exs :Bain it s life con d not be °diced attention e is'ow doing --At the last reg fair held in St. Ma attendadde. The sale wor !principal) olds, an -1two or t purchase 1 at from pound. I Mr. Joao Principal buyer. —Mr. Peter Livi flax mill slid conte at Millbank, is a was about $3,000 w ed flax i theibuil of whicl together chinery, fvas conen —A min named engaged in choppin cut his fed ,i. seveni The flowl; f blood was feared the ma saved, but by skilfa this was stopped, a well. had stoppedor co Beacon Says: Ere the —A correspondent respected' Mr. Robb 4 last resting place,a going on at a ' furian three disgraceful Sabb is hightiine horse. was put a stoP t Sabbath. --One day lately of Mitchell was dri home hislautter ni and his friend Mr. accompanied him, out Mr. Weber received band from falling The horse§ ran into t before being tang dragging upside do wrecked. I/ OU • : • 1111 • • f the Stratord funera cortege pse Of he nuoh d been aid iii its orse-ta hag as rate b tw or th brekers. It cing iu tie streets Pepeciell on 'the Mg anWtea e, thro oendWe the gainful the r n (abo the ou and con In al A both's 'II iney d. Englan 's wealthis it barone isaid li to 'be Sir ijohn R meden, of Byr m, Yorkshire , H 11 is rent r is c mpn ed at $850,0 ;a year. e owns almost the whole of Had afield, te great mannfact king oentr The lit 'tobit he : . doesn't o n was a v yard to is father popular te' dition, o Quaker o* 'or to co 1 • tow rd.s ing iifl er, ho and r ad. at on his ugh t a Mile) ter till iderLjbly e r Nabotl o, acco offered it ,wtl is vine. ding to 'to its soVer. signs if be would s 11 It. friend Ramadep ?" quoth ' In that case it is hine Huddersfield Meet till bel and me.' " Edgewae" 'We the baro et' could wallova Garden. W Men d not - TE ENO IR SOLUTI N OP A PROD EM. The t glish m rriage become ril arena of ompe as any a ction-roo . Th pulses of Woman ar disreg , era adv's pruden allianti counter' nee, by fai mean love mat lies. Girl ohok feelings, rid aid an abet in enoou a mg men 'who a throwin the restraints their gr i dmother , char still the c y goes up. " marry." nd yet, the m s 'clubman t te mocker at to tags, wa nee a y uth whom th inion of ome ing. Al ss st every man t ' at realizi • some at oh dre ' life ; but t e attemi t is us in the b.4 by wait of failure t. nin the pi rtionl whom hsl heart is set. acutely ; 1 t man is an ela in time h ningles a sin wi not entir proof aJ "net f cination, a t finding it al Bible to a up an id al. attractive aughters can n that thei iris see f dewy of h age is t between t e sexes they tow, they rink, sit in th smoking - not only i i the eve afternoon The nat mate asso But the f have had ened off b f is an all -pre intercours altogether a pair begi ing for eac world aro qui vive. reports to catechises - Of delicacy and constr agine her feeling is ,siciety of a est, to mah are usually i weigh the t that they i homage t eminjne eir ! ()things, n they gathei • s Ii 41 THE H Edgewise, e Quaker. herwise all ng to thee more than American Wiry. NTRREBTX4 arket ha ion as lie atural ed. Moth • and disk and flied., own t ei sir senior "catches, hioh mad ing. Be en do no inveterat in a Pot blase, to • enoha B his ha early fly nip cans, or woman e stiff t o creatn the wor inine f st imp s etrons wllth uti compljlin w men, The tsine level the barri rs girls fil ay tenn they kate mina hey- 'th dam hugs, but in the • 1 .II; IS a, e,• n al tende 110y of such in i- i tion wo id be atrimo y. o is, that men ho mig t rious in ntions ; re frig t - re liking begets f ve. The vailing f ss per ading Ii of youn peopld ; which etrimen al. T e finite n to show ny pa t outer li . h other's :ociety, 'the veide nd them i. instil, ' ly on the The naoth r wat ;es, fusses, er croni s, and too often e girl, w andin her Bernie nd makitig he consoio tuned; or, eadin1 her to in - elf n y that o plea 'are in the beloved when the mana °Ling woman who does h r herself agree& le. Melt norant how gir 13 note an ()allow; they r oeive, an art the Idetail I of sue sympathetio—i envious ,thus gi ing b y to vagn broodin over trifles tiJ, hape. , ret is -it • t Meanwhil the mar,] having said th pretty' thing: his idea f politeness ha prompted, g es away,t forgetting theth and their're pient, while she is, expect - mg a deola a ion as tie reault4 of a feW aoft nothing:-, a squee e of th hand oi tender glano s. WO en are areu ot awar on the oth r hand, blow sii rely h able—some i es salutary, Often mis bought'ayl like bae admire a • girl I; About rid mere good-Wi I. An t is precise]. the bett r kind o a mad ires their pathy gad vs es their i2 ' ho falls int the mis ortune; f kaisin4 ,alse hopes The ma who elieves in he shaplic and candor of omen de-, egard. A an of tht, worl i has the 01" i stinot of s lf-preser ittion evelope he sense ef safety is he -re bond o 1 trongly e ugh for his oteotion li any of th lliances now se I fashion chievons—he ween men and married women. X pt within bond, no onspii cion attache:to them, no h pea ar built upon t em. The ladji; receives the petits soin dear to the fen le tires! tura, which t e husband of ls g stand- ing often negl eta. The man re seives the setripathy gr tefal to the a' mouth] creature. M n feel this wit, out an alyzing thei sentiments, aid it is common con laint among the us nowa, days that it 's impossible to become well acquaihted with a giel wi bout exj (siting the too -lively anxiety of hee friends. And no wise man proposed without' knewing the thereat, of the girl he wish1e4 to marry. The mother altho gh thi who are BO€13 er for their d ughters eetablishm n are wise,1 precipitation la not only foolish, but in -J decorous.— hitehall Review. 11 Th Walle Lake, tins desori e ; John Greg tirif p ehistoric re hut the \a le won dr f lays over ev Jlast imagin nearly 9,00 all around i he less than s me as heaJv , a corn eroial traveller in the New. York Sun al ervoir : 1I've seen a good al thing* in my travels, d Lake 'of Iowa, rather ything that I err saw. a body of water, /covering ores, with a wall built up not a stove in which can 11)0 poundin weight, and as threeatons, and there's t a stone be foundlwithin ten mile the lake. The wall is ten feet high,- nt filftee feet at the bottern, and pl3thaps fly an top. The cilantro is pairie land f r miles mind, except a' belt of heav r imber tM.t encs olee the lake. This timber is eak,and i is plain that the tre a were plated the e. They are very lar e. The belt is probably half a mile wide. -he wat r in the lake is twent •five feet deep, ai cold as ice and as ole r as CrYstal. What I wFould like • , now is,- $who bi ilt that *all, and h. -a did the 'hold t e *ate o yi back while ;hio were Gilding I? An hew did they art thos immen e stone fdr ten mile? If yod, ever go tIowa don't fail to visit that! Walled Lake. You'll find 't in Wright county, 160 miles from I buque. t The c s will take you a as est to it. . n a —The Br tish steam r Sirro co arriv- ed at Liverpool on the 10th ii4st., and landed nye men of the Grew of he bark Champion, aleandoned in mud -ocean. The survivoes had been alingingi to the rigging loan l ays, and werestarving nd badly fr zen. The sap ain and seven of the IIew had been was ed over- board. —A few d yis ago as i Mrs. J -enning- an aged lefdy residifw on lot 15, 2nd o noeseion, 4delaide tosvnsh p, was gong about tihe house she s idderuly dropped des One of he fam ly went to Strathroy t send th news to her sob,, John Pi n ington, ho wit living in Kensas. the me Oenger i caching Strathroy a legram as ha dad to him; stating 1 at John nd his ife had both beenm: ered, an had be rt dead some two da -s before be ng form . The affair has ca:t gloom aver th entire neighborhoo 3 P. 8. CA ROL RoN EX LE AL. OSITO T ATE of Garrow & Pro "I'd Solicitor, Oonve.yane £ Office in Meyer' Seaforth. dfoot's Office Go, derieh, er, &c Money to loan. Block, Main. Street, 794 p C. HAYS,' 'Solicitor &c. Private 1 -a -y• lend at lOwest rate of interest. ;Corner of Square and We t Street, Godo oney to OFFI0R— oh. 774 .n.ARROW PROUDFOOT,I3arrist rs, Solidi- ,•-` tors, &a. Oodericb, Ontario.—J. . Garrow .Wm.Prondfoot. 888 N altatsoillicOitor•itiOL iinuThatehieryAM. altollN•te ..00od•e airorhi,sonr:: ,M.C.Camero ,Q.0.,Philip Holt, M. G. Cam- erofln:06 W.O.W.O.M TER, Bar*Ater and A torney at • Law, S /loiter in 04ncery. Co issioner for taking affidavits in the Province of anitoba. Solieitor for the Bank elf Hamilton, inghana. !Privatefunds to loan at toil per ee • 1. 888 MANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, ••••a- Conveys cars, tto. !Solicitous for the Bank of Johnston, IFisdaJe & Gale. Money to loin. Moe, Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H. IAN?jING,JAB�8OOT. ' 781 EYER & DICKINSON, Barristers, 4o., Kent's Block, Ingham. Solicitors for the Bank f Hamilton. Commissiohers for taking its in ktanito a. Privatd funds to loan at 6 per ant. Luokn w office evey Wasdnesday. H. W. I. MITIR. E. L. DWRINS N. 738 L'OFTyS E. DANCEY, LATE 'with Cameron,Holt & Cameron, Oroderieh, • Barristers Solicitor, Conveyancer, &o. oney to loan, Benson' Old Office, Cardno's look, Seaforth. 786 S. G. MCOAUGHEY, A. M., MARY Public, Conve ancei, Commissioner, &c. ()into in Ce,rmiehael's Block, (ground floor, opposite1Tus EXPOSrroR Office. INioney to land. Farms ard houses Aar sale. 838 F. I HOLIVIEST EEL UCOESSOR to late firm of McCaughey & Holmested,1Barrister, Senator, Conveyancer nd Notary Solicitor for the Canadian Bank of ommeroe. Money to lend. Farms ifor Bale. trice in Scott's Block, Mafia street, Seaferth. 0 0 03 0 3 InI 171 LTj Cf) FOR CROSS -CUT AND DRAG SAWS. tml 0 0 1-3 p ScIfOODON F. ar10 )3 NV HICKORY" CHOPPING AXES, DIRECT FROM 0 r 0 m HARD T1MES HOW TO SAYE MONEY. Money bei g scarce, every p rson wants to knos where they can get the best value fdr what thet, have to spend. ROBB THE SEAFORTH CRO ER • • ; Has solved the problem. He h on hand as nice and choice a stock of Fresh Groceries, for the holiday sea - on, as can be found. in the co nty. is Teas are choice and 'good value, nd his Fraiss are felesh and cheap. trial solicited. Any quantity of Good Pork and, Beef urchesed, and the highest m4xket rice paid. Pork and Beef Eta s, Bacon and ausages always on habd at the Cheap tore. No. 1 Stark's Bleck, Seaforth. .A choice stook of Crockery and lassware of every deseription. HUGH RoBb. N. B. — KING'S SPECIFIC, a nre cure for Dyspepsia, alway& on and. I OR S. CAMPBELL,Provinaial Land Surveyor • and Civil Engineer. Ordere by mallprompt attendedto. S. CAMPBELL, !intend) P OWS C , a • - Jt...rrierr FEBRUARY 22,l884 PLOWS! PERFECTION AT SUCCESS iErHAOR A Car Load of 10enuinie South Bend ILLED PLOW & SULKY PLOWS, , ------JUST 'RE EIVED AT - 0. C. ILLSON'.$ Agriculturl impleipent Wa1reroom, Seaforth, Whi h will be sold at hi prices, notsu impo t dutie, the sub oriber being d stook imported One H indred and Fi tariff; consequently, h is enabled to stook is exhausted. C 11 and see tho feriou article. Every low guarantee full stock of Massey Reapers a Toro to Mowers, Toronto Cord Bin Sham 's Rakes, all of w ioh will be so of all kinds, always on liand for the a before buying a machine. ith standing the increase Of 10 per cent. termined to keep those veltrable Plows in ty of them a few days before the rise in the sell them 4t former pr ces Until the present e Plows before bayin a noramon or in- to give satisfaction or no Bale. d Massey Mowers, T ronto Reapers and ers and assey's Lo DOwn Binder, and d cheap and on reasonable terms. Repairs ove machines. Den't fail 1, to see my stock o. 6. WILlorN, Main Stre t, Seaforth. THE M.4.11\T Is t e place to Medjicines. Dy color kept const our stock comp MEICAL HLL, rJipf et Pure Woods nay on etc in, just opened out a fine as sucl as Ladies' and Gen S.po ges, and Sany °ae men ion. N. B. P1 sicians' • AcOrately Com ounded. filled with care and desp SUCC rr, p=A_VoRria-r, rugs, Ohemicals, and Patent nd Dyes 'in every shade and hand. Customers will find cry respect. We have also ortment of imported goods, s' Pures, Combs; Brushes, articles too numerous to Prescriptions Carefully and II orders from 4 distance, • C_ SSOR TO E.-41CKSON Next Door to Duracell tch,. 3DITI\TC.A1T, 0,, & Duncan's Dry Goods Stoe, Seaforth, Cons five po five po NEY. FIQNEY. 14fARRAF9"ED PURE. gnments of Honey arriving weekly in one pound, two a nd pails. Can supply families at a, distance with cas nd pails for $11; kegs of 100 ;pands, $17. Pails and paid tolnearest station. TERMS—CAH WITH ORDER. Private funds to lqa,n at 61 per cent. on impcoved farm I ; 1 i I 1 , HONEY d a half pond, and s containing twelve kegs free. Freight property. 842-16 Address, 11.1 McGregor, HensalL vegetal:it and perfectly harmle s ; it is the &els daily sit ting the most miraculous cures of thd 1 Sick Headache, Wind on the tomach, Sour SI Rhemn, Scurvy, Scrofula, etc. 4You may say it', c teaches that by regulating the iver, cleansing th all the above named diseases. Try it and use c nITTERSI THE ONLY unOINE INIAN MEDICINE Now st and most flowing compl late : Liver Compm at, Dyspepia, mach, Costiveness Weak Back, Ptmplel Skin, Salt res too much, bill reason as well as experience Stomach and strengthening the aystom, will cure ording to diretione, and you will?Am the day you first used Crowfoot Bitters. Fr sale by LUMSDEN & WILSON, Druggists, Seaforth. 821-26 n the Canadian mar et. It is purely liable of all patent miedlolnes, and is TO RENTr ABM TO RENT.—To rent, hot 21, concessi n 5, township of Stanley. There are betwe n 6 and 60 acres cleared, seven acres of which s wn with fall wheat; the remainder in nea ly all under , res. There is a fra e barn and a log huse, al. o a good orchard. The farm is avian watered. It 9,411 he rented for term of from one to five years. Tenants will ha* the privilege' of doing wo -k in payment of rent. For fur* her particulars apply to the prprietor, JOSEPH W. MILLS. i 844x5 rARM O RENT.—To rent fcor a term of years, the old Bell Homestead Fafrm, near Kippin, e °nt 96 acres, all cleared land under culiti- vahis farm is conveniently situated, beiiig dose to the village of Kippen, 4nd is one of the best fame in Tuckersmith. erms reasonalike. Apply to the undersigned nu the premiss. ROBERT BELL. 844-4 • M N EY TO I LOAN. THE un ersigned, having bawl appointed Agent -I-I for th Hamilton Provident iind Loan Sod+, is now pr pared to effect Loans on farm property at the lo est rates of interest and on the racist favorable terms. Applications by mail or persr- ally promptly attended to. 844 WM. BALLAITYNE, Seafortha FOR SAL pLACK MITH SHOP FOR 13 ALE.—For srile ellen;, the blacksmith shop i in Hills Green, at present occupied by Mr. W. 13. Clark. There is a good oinfortable building and over a quarter of an acre of land, together with a good dwelling house and stable. There is a good well and es - tern. Th shop contains two 9res and is wall eqnipped WI tools, also an engine and bon'', turning la he, saws, &c. The wiole will be sold cheap in o e lot or the bliacksini h shop property by itself. This the only shop in he village arida good man could de a splendid! busines. The whole will1be sold for less than half what it cos. Apply to the proprietor, Hills Green P. 0., or at THE 81.TOR Office, Seaforth. CHARLES TROYER, Proprietor. 1 945 • ,,,,, P. P. P. Pe WHAT IS IT? WHY I IS THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS, With ANDR, W CALDER at the helm, .and now that the holiday season i fast pproaching, and the good people of Hare and Perth will doubt- less require semething neat an artistic in the way of Portraits to send as holiday gifts to absent friends or relatives, and Mr. C. being frilly alive to the importance of this fact, has made special extra arrangements for the accommodation of the holiday trade. CALDER'S for Christmas Pic- tures, CALDER'S for New Year's Pictures. For a Photo of tasty design, excellence of shade and finish, easy and gtheeful position, coupled with appropriate background and ace ssoriea, give the P. P. P. P. a trial, and then go away smiling with delight and a good picture. ANDREW CALDER, Scott's Block, Seaforth. R. N. BR 1" Ts SEAFORTH Wholesalearid RetailDealer in JEATRER sad SHOE FINDINGS of Every eseription. None but he Very Best Stop kept. Terms moderate. A TrialSolicited. All orders by roaX or otherwl le promptt pilled . 1 tthl I A. N. BRETT EGM614DVILL R 0 L L. E.,'" 11! ]-IUL L ' : The only genuine; Roller Milli in o and funtey‘equals,which 11°t. has cn°nttall'ira; of merica for maufa,cturing Flour. ri+.••••••••••••••••.... 1 1 t. A CR EAT REVOLUTION- it( 14,tu UA The Bread Quesfion of Vital Arm The Gradual. Reduction Rollersby now in Operation,. Boller Flour brinqs from $1.25io per barrel more than the best flour made by' the 01,d Process. Grieting a Specialty. Farmers will in all cases get tIngi own wheat ground, and by our neva , torn get a stronger,whiter, richer better grade of flour by far than, public has hitherto been able to gee Remember, there is no humbug or eet periment in one adopting the Gnmust Reduction System. Our new syeteie thorough end reliable. It has boll thoroughly tested, and proved a gr* success in Hungary, Germany, 141 cp England and the United Staes. We gave A 1 Flour previous to or extensive change at a heavy cost, we guarantee better Flour now. 0*, trial will be sufficient, to proveorirea sertions correct., • Our facilities, for this class of watt, are unsurpassedearidnustomers maystet pond on getting their chopping done] once. Be sure end try our famous/101a process—roller "tr. Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed deify.; ered to any part of Seaforth, Harm. hey or Egniondeille free of charg. Aar Our Saw !Mille at Egraond and Brucefield in full operation. 808 KYLE dz mus FARMERS, IT WILL PAY YU' —TO C4LL AT HURON FOUNDRY, NEAR THE HICI SCI11001.,SEAfOR1H, And sea our stock of 1=410Wee. Which has been made especially for; tins county. I have greatly improved my Gang Plow kir thiS season, apdla&• satisfied in saying that it is the heal the market. Opt LAND itOLLERS Are large and heavy, running light ai doing good work. 00 GRAIN OR HERS Are made from hard ron, and will14 longer than any Othe ?machine made. Having special Itoollt for recutting Rllers, we can 44arantee eatisf Special attention! given to rep Stearn Engines, aw land 'Grist Reapers, Mowers, Threshing and all kinds of machinery rep short notice and at reasonable tates. To contractors and others Bolts and Castings t lowest *Ma*. QUotations furnished on application. Also agent for the inapletnenta of L. D. Sawyer, Hamilton A fulllins of repairs constantly on hand. THOMAS HENDRY. PUBLIC 'N OTIE • THE undersigned, having seen appointed_ or the CONFEDERATION E RATION L1F ASSOCIATION, Is desirous of irsuringlthe lives of all the o1�' of Seaforth and surrounding conntry, so SO # make sa tisfactora provieion for fanifilesiand *blade in case of death. This is undoubtedly the best Inanrance Company doing business Canialast preent. A look at the Daily Globe or Mall of May let, 1883, will satisfy any reasonable Mead thiS fact. Call at once on JOHN BEATTIE, Agent, Seaforth. /c B.—Money to Loan on! Farm or Tows Property on the easiestterms of payment lima at low 'interet. • 86i ISEAFORTH PLANING MILL; DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY s ubscriberbege leave to thank hienuni o stealers for the liberalpstronage exte him ince commencing husinese in Sder* tra shat he may be fele:Ara with a tiontinuinaa of t e same. P rtiesintending to build -worth] do Well -tor hims call,as he will continue to keep on hit • arga stock of allkinds Diy Pine Lumber, 'Sashea, Doors, _Minds and Ifoulings, Slaingtsij &c. Hefeelsoonfident of evingsatisfactiontotiolt whomayfavourhim withtheirpatronagealseneal but ilret-elasswerkmenareemployed. Pkrticular attention paid t o Custom PkaISM 201 JOHN H. BROADFOOt J. 8. PORTER SEAFORTK I am determiTed ito Mear Outi entire Stock of i _Furniture reg (1 e8088E IfN Cost., I will pisy them to sileeP lain prices before purchasing elsewbonh a, give a large discount 10 those paying cash, $$ venially to newly married coriples. I am still selling six highly finished eheir# Of $2.60. I also keep KnOwlto's Spring Iledllsag best and cheapest in the maket; a perfolatli ' Witreroonas dilectly opposite M. R.14000.00 Mammoth jaw elry Store , Maintreet• SetArdi ElleatialaSidfee'r liddee, skins, fans and tailor.; 14'r truck or trade. Cash for ever 625 JOI1I B. PORT. • • A d in Viet t volniX aalf3 Iv the Ji catioti regniii ourrec —,A lied. tt and th Right —II ratio opeinll liquor territc " time --X 31anit went days -s, chair was" that ha —Ti thela og4::: dent those h. facturi the 121 ceased rity,, tr close a of the due. —Ai while at NV 1.0 J. P. I Mon In from tl nal ini the sa 'otioi B —Ti isenten for vie , being heiresi has to on 13" the'he dozen —I, be in under to pois kitche —T., 'who w land, l taken, ham f there. —Ti native spertip nor, to Glasgo for xi - mile hospit from down. —Ti spinne sett, which' strike. The lo atock produ ains —A capiw Angol has 1)- Mucttl 4n OX.l native. —C who di tal, tw of Geo meats Pean c Repub of Ch fish li —Ci bet of aotivel The 1 with opinio; nal CO Bays h maid Christ ; Fri Nob habitu lanity mean Sweax. if on far as Swore the R time ,c of ret. tory, fellow swears mouth out hi .bund -versat vilege works, tires° to sw very a. your p 'wit -ho like keep day ii And —but -will aeagin than sminv tiou. it b.:4( erio3. that ii' days, high E blue It bol the " Young on ma I kn best i nd. e land e tinder But a It isn world!