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Si: of Infer OritY. - '
, Mrae Mar, Booth,editress of Harper's
Bazar, says he faot that women submit
to have but one pooket',and that nsually
practically inaccesible, proclaims her
inferority o sex. Man has conquered
and secure his: pockets,. proving his
supremacy it is the great advantage
he has over- woman in the struggle for
existence* e has pockets enough to
make him walking aggregation of *is-
-
gellaneous rticlea. 'But the woman
.has: this to her advantage; if 'she. has
that one pocket, she -knows,if any article
is not there •n., that she hasn't got it,
While a mn must search a round
dozen, one fter the -other, twiee in suc-
cession per ape, to assure him ,that lie
$as not eve looked the missing reqs ite,
and finally onclude he a left it la !the
pocket of that other snit."
T.,:etter Fkom Central America=
one ezareet.CL11taTE, ruoDuoTIONS APiD
IND, $T1UIEs DE8ORIBED:.•
To the Editor of the Huron Expositor...
Knowing s I do that you are always
pleased' to receive news from every
available so rce is my plea. for writing
yen this lett r. I left Bay City on Fthe
morning of t , 4e 2nd of .July last destined
for Central America. The distance
from Bay Ci y to Chicago- is about 300
miles.: - The country along the wa is
rather low and sandy, and to my mind
ill adapted to farming purposes, hemp
and corn being the chief prodnctiori of
the cultivated soil. The unbroken land
ie indeed weird and gloomy looking. ;On
this occasion: I staid two weeks in Chi=
cago. This great mnetropolis of tlee Weary
has a population of 650,000. Its area is
said to be 12 miles one way by 15 the
other.. About 17,450 houses were ;de-
stroyed by the great fire'of 1871: Upon
leaking down the streets and avenges
flare the railway depot one- can distin-
guish through the dense awoke nothing
but buildings towering skyward, and a
continuous. Bustle bf vehicles, street cars
and multitudes of people passing to and
fro. Ishan not attempt the arduous,
task o€- telling all that I saw and thought
during my stay in .Chicago. There is
Much to admire- and mach to abhor.
The whirligig of business that is carried'
on in this city knows no rest, no inter-
mission day or night, Sunday as well as
Monday. The liquor saloons, many of
the business places, not a few of the
mnanufactories and workshops are kept
oen and buainess transacted on. the day
set apart for rest. Theatres give per-
'formances twice a day on Sunday and
Multitudes of people attend them. The
wickedness of thiaplace is indescribable. '
Os the main streeta nearly every second
door_leada into drinking saloons, gam-.
Wing dens and other brothels of inigg,,ui-
ty. This pr eves the ruin of thousazids
of the unw ry and thoughtless. No
pains are sp ed to render these vile in-
stitution:s as onspicuous andattractive
as. possible. In order to gain access to
a hublio rea i:ng roars, a Good Template
Lodge or eve i a church, it is necessary
to look up t e city directory and find
Get the par icular street or avenue.
Hundreds of laborers and mechanics
who have liv d here all their lives -are
roaming ab.o t in quest of employment;
yet a strange may obtain a job right
away. - Th disparity arises partly'
from the fac that a oom.pany once die -
charging a . an will not -re-engage the.
Berne indivi ua1.
10a 1'eavin Chicago I took the Illinois
Central to New Orleans aver a distance
of 1,100 miles,, completing the trip in
about 72. hours. I remained three diva
in New Orleans, with its 3.00,000 souls.
Tlus city is situated on a bend of the
Mississippi 100 miles from its ,month.
It is. the greatest eaten port in the
world and has also an extensive trade
in sugar, molasses and tobacco.. Its
levee or quay is four miles long. Owing
to the prevalence: of yellow fever in
summmer the private residences of the
Wealthy in abitants are chiefly out of
tl e•eity. We had a splendid view of
the fruit and plantations whilst sailing
down the Mississippi. It was splendid
sailing on the Gulf of Mexico till we got
sea -sick. At first we thought we would.
die, after a. While we began to fear that
we would net. die and the pain and
agony contin -e-.: We were thus afflicted.
for nearly 24 hours.. After sailing for
five days °o: these sultry • waters our
eager gaze caught sight of the beautiful
I$1aud of Yucatan.; five- days later we
landed in Belize (10,000 population)
Honduras. Central America comprises
five indepent:ent States and Honduras
the only British colony. In 1870 Hon-
- duras was m de a separate Crown col-
ony. It is 170 miles long,. breadth 100
=ilea. It i4 a low, marshy, poor coun-
try, Its cli ::ate is warm, moist and
unhealthy. About mid summer in this
ceunery one eels as if he were in an
oaten'. The hermometer ranges from
16.0 to 120 during, the hottest sea-
son ; in Jan ary or February it falls as
low as 650 bovezero. No rain falls
to moisten the parched earth from
January to eptember, but from Sep-
_ tember to Jai nary- it rains about fifteen
hears out o the 24, so that the whole
.country beep , , es flooded. People pro-
cure this rai : water for general use, -as
the spring and mineral water is very
bed. This' et season is the winter..
The sten is north at twelve -o'clock. The
days are aboo t the same length through=
oust the year. Heavy dews and dense
fogs are q ite common.here. Old
Guatemela=i: the filthiet -and most
ix►significant own' of all. The 'wale of
the homes. a -ebuilt of clay, then cover-
ed with ama'1 poles and Leaves. The
people here ::peak the Spanish tongee.
We next visi ed Parte Cartes . thepc.e by
rail to San edro, a. distance of forty
miles, which we made in 28 houre. The
engines nseel here are second-hand, being
were used in England ;
r wheels instead of eight.
.d the chief places of inter-
�l Ancerica with both pleras-
t.to myself. With a little
erson can make the rorlud
the first the
they have fo
I have visit
est is Ceutr
-tyre and pro
economy a p
trip for 5250
I will now conclude by making a few
general rem rks that will apply to rho
whole count y. The people are a bicker-
ing, thoug .tless, improvident rale ;
clail.aren go lmost naked till they attain
the age of 1` to 16 eyears. People get
married at the age of 12 to 17 ye..ra e.nd
turn grey in; the head at 25 to 30. V ry
little clothing is worn—just a b dy
wrapper. A pair of ordinary boots ill
cost from $20 to $a30. I purchased 'f ur
panama hate for $100. Daring my s. ay
here I neve,~ slept in a bed, far, ind d,
there aro rione. We slept well in ur
hammocks Suspended from trees, `.th
nothing but the blue sky for shelerr.
Reptiles and insects are so numerous
that it is not very pleasant to sleep on
the ground. The woods here are so
thick with shrubbery and vines tat
is compelled to cut Iiia way t . ro
with a sickle. There ar no wagon$,
sleighs or farm impleneer is maedi iu tl4s
country. -No floors orfarn.tnte in theCOP
t6,
d h
w
ed
nd elf
eey
ate
e
s hats
Th s
'opP
poor
Yonts
huts. The peoplelitet °Sicily on
meat -and fruit. Iedi en pun es
asses, mules, pigs, fowl ane o
sre net wor h much owing to th
iclimate, w en killed and cites
mutton. hey are reit ed beck
used for se des. Birda o gorgeo
country is rich in silve , geld,
adapted fo farming pa poses.
truly,
Vormetly
of Belg iv .
nadian Ines
attention h a beeia give to gra
For the 1 at few yeitirs consi
It is gratify ng to now ,. hat
character a to rec lye th hig
Europe. i tandin the 'h
the list of Canadian a ne ard
placed the now .4' celeb a ed -lei
of Pelee Ieland." Thee ere est
ed in 1866 by, a 'compel] of 80
gentlemen, who were at recited
i island by its Peculiarly esir bl
Beath of the moat southe nly p
less great iclimatic advent es
rest of the Dominion, an to t
the fact that the Cataw a gra
reaches ail greatest perfec iroteeektialo
sibility, iii any other p
As an evidenee of the sap riori y
climate df Pelee Island for g, a
autumn, while the I se ver ear y
swept aw y the entire vin age 1
Island vh/eyards es aped.
The acreage of vineyard:
island now appro ches 00
the_entire oont Of their pro
the hands' of th old aud reli
and ipiriti firm, Messrs J S.'
shipnient they are ehi pe to,
they are _shipped to al ,se
ill
dian wine should be 'he obi
interested in Can d'ati via
and in thi connection we mii
to advance the iriteres s of
wine trade and to- Or
name of Canadian win s t
competitor's -cominycl, T.
accomplished by the 'pri
quality of their vfinds, nd
- and attention '11 ee ng th
and in good s Toth. ndi
' Stanley.
Steuley, has for a long ti
er
uu
ry
of
Wi
sue
rs
ad f
thtrn
to he
loca
o the
int elf
doabli-
er
1 htise
mpos-
na fir
of
e en
t
frOsit
roughi-
is ip
se sbsterh
ensiv
ns
hie
e Can
at of k
• win
lite
h
mer
the
a. Dr thOi
in tulle
•
for peculiarities, and i ste
there %bent 'eight o'c
and made things 1:)
_reception of cold ahild
otherwise. rihe teach
along the road, not at
gun, norenine, but ten
rives at the sdhoel
scholars are begiunlin
one, two ot three hdar
be, which- tircie they s
the desks, at -the
windows, &c., ienderi
fit for respectable c
which, no doubt, undo
to do with; the erne
teachers or Such aet0
encouraged ; they ate
down disgrace to any
great inistake for any
to hire a teacher wbo
tinae wholly to the
scholars, When there a
teachers who are willi
not hereby blame the
gaged thit teacher,
peonaises *ere ma e
regard to Purictuali y,
she makes teaching n
jab. Bearding five err
the schOol, in order to
beard. bill, is clingiu
passionate,griesp to Oi
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ectilen No
e been no e
se. heti
.11
e tea er go
oak, built a lire
fo table et, tie
en New hdeefr
lea n, i quite
lie the iti e
to thi 'k ab tet
av bee th r
he desk under
ildren It be
s Shen ot by.
we fere
but eadl
th ng ;bu
with le thet
ed font
The Indian Soare
west
TItITE VR
Mr. C. DoWn, barris
sends us the followin
Indian teoubles near t
prevent the spread 4f
groundless reports res
troubles of the past w
particulars of, this tiff
the skilful manageMei
governor and the lo
might have assumed
pect. The wildest r
until it became hap
anything that one hea
The principal facts ar
Monday, the 18th. Feb
AI1MED BAND
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came down to the sup
Keith, the Indian iust
the Reserves, at a spo
eo the north of Broad
ed increased rations.
SO1Ile few Months ago
'issued orders to dec
given to the Indians,
have been starving.
coarse, refused their
,upon they overpowere
!into the store, from
away about GO bags of
of bacon, as mnch
"iumpers" could es,
came in to Broadview
for the police. An o
geant with eight men,
from Regina, but whe
to the Reserve they
powerless against so
and
MORE TOO
were sent for. Colonel
er,
a
er
ec
thy
Ce
na
thel
vi
count lot ri
gerete
ng thee ndian
f the eating
s barge,
re Eeri us
were aflocti,
le to elieie
•
DIANS
ly stoke
uo or, situ
out 1
mil s
of
It appeaos that
eas the radius
h m an broke
i h the tett:
fact a their
w re son n
any arm d mein,
OP
erch
11
er
thirteen more men came kio n, The
Indians, to th nut' bet o bout, sixty,
swith arms an am'.Unit n, had taken
possession of : n e a' pty to h use, about
four miles fro'• th ins p ator'slane,
which they had lodkac' d' andrluop-
holed, and eff:otua ly held On the ap-
proach of the polio:, who, :.or ung sly as
it turned out, ha. not +.r ught their
rifles with, them, b t en1 th it evolv-
ers, an. Judi c : me o ' o the house
and placed a etch -t';in t,.e gran d 60
or 70 feet fro the howl : n th eaten -
ed that ;if + our me lady o d yond•
that !point the w • old b= fire , upon.
Colonel Mead nald Indi. a ge , went
close to the h use nd tr : d 1 to eason
with the nd ane, but wt on avail.
e wan.te th m t give p the ring-
leaders,i but t e'a:'d
TI1EYOUL a E 16'"
All this; time bhDIE
ar-d
usual a000mp nim nts
and there being no hing°tp
to wait, the p hoe rainstruotor's house, end the C
sioner, Mr. Hayter Reed, ih
ae
IF% 80
Solicitor, Cony
Ur Office in
Se orth.
PArolf
yance
eyer's
CLL,
PL
)WS. 4
SPS
PERFECTION AT LAS,
SUCCESS EXTRAORDINARY
0. HANS, Sol
• lend at lowes
Co ner of Square an
. Private
root, Goder
oney to
mow—
ROT -,LER MILL
The only genuine Roller Mill in
County, which new hue ne *uiperfort
and few equals, on the continentitt
Anierioa fur manufacturing Rah,
Governor Dewdney,
for. He arrived by e
•with him Mr. Siperintend
of the railWay The Iudi
,ened to [shoot Mr. Reed i
When he went out, there
'Parley, and tkie Indiarie
aver. The conference on
Ult., lasted from ten o'cloci
it was finatly agreed that
should give TIP fain' of ith
and'that the others, slatul
A small increase th
promised them. The
and three others, ace
the principal men, we
Broadview and taken
evening expless.
1. 'THE FEELING ,10
though the uthoritios
in:readiness to convey
fighting. T ' Len in
hold the te
the Indians
and - the wh
been broug
hours. The
ever, happli
the careful;
Governor an
'position of
men was a
brought fa
savages, fro
rifles, and t
Mr. Keitht.
his orders, s
is understo
Dr. Dodd,
shortly goin
of the teepee
of the India
4
fo
ad
o
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olo
yth
tin
eir
he
we
tb
SOW
ot gi
the t
entu
dered
emen
lonel
el He
ng b
to fa
the
beha
stuck
1 wort
ou to in
COUNCIL. he °one
hotel, Cranb ok Marc
all present,1 ace t Mr
appointed t w it on
with respect to t e La
Fund, Mr. isle ,Dep
oliair. Min tea of la
aud approv (14 Corn
before the co nci a. d e
by Walter, liv
Mole, that t
adopted spa t
publish the a s
Post.—Carried
dliver, seconded by
Hartwell Spier 1 b
pit on lot 29, c aces
for public roads u
'appointed far t e ur
Division No. 2,' Dan ae
3, Joseph Arm tieing
James Scott 0 mcfess
Donald, p nee aims'
Adam Duke o ce
Division No 1, F an
No. 4, Georg Weis
lard ; No. q, cb,t3. ri
Concessions 7 nd 8,
road beat, icherd
9 and 10, Di istln
No. 2, Janie Fe gu
Robert Mo au hli
Stevenson ; o.
road beat, J hn le
11 and 12, ivi+n
No 2, Robe t Dick
Robert LeclAie ; No
14, Division No. 1,
David Gran ; No.
Concessions 15 nd 1
No. 3, John Ste ar
Concessione 17 nd
ac an
Vey, lot 11, cola esS ou
Bowen, B,obt. ro nt
ARROW & PR
-w
T, arriste
Garrow
686
Solicitors in
banes
606
be d e but
est ogler
1 tr if, and
a. hreat-
r ed to lay
t le in -
atter
, 25th
v: and
lians
oned.
s also
in to
by the
•
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nd
till
lie
ri ng -
pa
hi f el
to a led
o in
it i- liDF
}Jai take every
in case of any
ere in, t e guns
os is ou d have
Ilene es acy by
°beet nd his
with these
o
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t n
of
ty
ep
sec u
luedrkto
d
g
ra-se. It
1 facer,
on ld are
he whole
th state
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M
tr ch
a
al TO
leeVe
catio
e Gr
rt w
11
1.
mbers
n, who
ment
ement
in the
g read
from
s laid
Moved
report be
ns ed to
alter
Mil e, that
in tad to see
orth gravel
th r than
ni ale
b asters,
e d , Division
. No. 6. A.
.4, Malccilm
4 7, Michael
ee
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8011
O. IleDry
T
m on one
C ne SS 0118
obe
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side-
ssions
No. 5,
ernes
; mill
ssions
eorge
vane ;
3 and
No. 2,
o. 7,
j1 Whitfield.
elfer ;-
Kendall No. 6,
wales ann.
Divislion o. 1,
114 aE.S. Dudley ;
3, mi. lltitchell ;
d r Rose, James
co rci Lamont,
o. lsh, Philip
rg Avery Sohn
Pyanifikee ars.--
incl. th u ad-
ond y, the
u k's Hotel,
Joseph Whelp on
Hartwell Speir n, e
Whitfield, Jas. (I 11 er.
Thomas MoEw n, Ja
Gathers, Moles or h;
Ethel ; Isaac ac
Millard, W. 13ir es
11
Cranbrook, spa Co t
19
• Law, Solicit° in 011
fo taking affidavits in the
of
prigiplteorno,en 088
A Car Load of Ge4u1ne Soulth end
CHI LED PLOWS 84 SULKY PLOWS,
Conveyancers, &e.
oe, BeaVer Block, Can
NNING, 4-AMES SC TT.
Block, Wingh
of amilton. Com
vi in Manitoba.
ariistera,
Jai ors for t e Bank
781
SON
nissio
EINNO
ici ors for to
takin
to loan
e Rank
738
O. C
JUST RE
1VED AT
LSO 'S
Money to loan, Benson's! ld Office, ardoo's
786
Block, Seaforth.
S. G. 11111cCAUG
&c. Offiee in Otani
flo r), opposite THE XPOS
CO
0
near, CommissiOner
h I's Block, (ground'
ffiee. Money to
Agricultural inpleme
Which will be sold at old prices, notwit standin
import duties, the subscriber being det r ined
stook, imported One Hundred and Fifty 6 them
tariff; consequently, be is enabled to sell theM
A full stock of Massey Reapers and aasey
Toponto Mowers, Toronto Cord Binders and assey's
Sharp's Rakes-, all of which will be soldicheap and on re
of all. kin& always on hand for the abo e machines. D
before buying a machine.
the increase o
o keep those val
few daysi before
fore buying a .c
isfactio or no MI
seeable it
10 per cent.
able Plows in
the rise in the
til the present
mmon or in -
e.
Reapers and
n Binder, and
rms. Repairs
o see my stock
Notary Solici or for 1.
e Canadian Bank of
. Farms for sale.
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A GREAT REVOLUTION IN blithe.
The Bread Question of Viltal Importania,
The Gradual Reduction S stet
by Rollers now in
Operation -
Roller Flour brings from, -$1.25 to ail%
per barrel more than the best Rom. _
made by the Old Procem
Farmers will in all cases get their
own wheat ground, and by our ne,w-sts•
tem get a stronger, whiter, richer and
better grade of flour by far 'than the
public has hitherto been able to get.
Remember, there is no humbug oxen
periment in our adopting the Gradele
Reduction System. Our new system is
thorough and reliable. It has lien
thoroughly tested, and proved. _a gr
snOcess in Hungary, Germany, Fran
England and the United States.
We gaiie A 1 Flour previous to oar
extensive change at a, beavyzost,
we guarantee better Flonr now. Oiee
trial will be suffielent to prove eur ase
sertions Correct.
Notwithstanding the great difficulty in intro acing a new remedy to the pub-
lio, howeVer superior, on account of the lenormou amount of advertising resorted
to hy the .4vealthy proprietorS of the many article already in the Market, yet we
believe merit in the end mUst win, and, a$ alrea y these parts, so throughout
the entire country.
GLYCERATED BALSAM OF FIR"
2
.71
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NEW IMPROVED CHAMPION
CB
0
'Daum `SIXV
tri 0
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HOW TO SAV
Money being sca
ants to know where
st value for what
be
as solVed the pro
hand as nice and
s n, as can be foun
is Teas are choice
d his Fruits
trial solicited
Any quantity
A
rchaired, and. the
ice p id.
Perk
Sausag
Gaassw
and B•3ef
ES.
MONEY.
every iperson
y can get the
aye- to spend.
H GROCER
e a stook of
holiday • sea -
the County.
d good value,
h and cheap.
ork and Beef
s, Bac
n at th
oice stook !of lerocke
re of every dleecription.
HUG RO
rNe e Bre. —forKDINyGBp'e 8;a7aCiwi
nd.
aumsonsmonsum
i) 8, cm,ip el Land
ly attended to.
Do S. CAMPBELL,
Cheap
rth.
y and
B.
ys on
Surveyor
tarompt
tonal
wi ilqa recognized as the standard remedy bf th age for C UGHS, COLDS and
SO ti TIIROATS. If any want further, roof, let them try a bottle; or stand
for one day in our store and listen to the lonta y testimony offered by grateful
co tOrlier$. Its healing and soothing 0-ope ties re trulY marvellous. Price, 50o
pe bottle for sale by
W. obin8on, Wroxeier ; Edward nell, Jamettown ; otames Camp-
cott, Brucefiel ; J. Bonth+1 & Hensall ; -Wag-
ner & Son, Zurich ; L. Simon,' Dashwood ; M. Wil-
liams, Cromarty ; _Leslie, Blitke ; R. Gar -
direr, Farquhar ; J. Wright, BeeChwOod ;
rna.
WHOLESALE OR R TAIL BY
ItiUMSDEN WILSON,
HONEY HONEY i
WARRAN
u lity and price. Five pound pail, 90
Every purchaser satiSfied with
olden Beardless Barley, Renni 's Imioved Six•Rowe Barley, G-oose
eat, White Elephant Potatoes, Amber Sugar Caine See from Kansas.
New
Itali
n, Cyprean and Holy Len Bees end Queens, Sing e and Double
he business safely and SUCC SE tlq ti.• D. A. Jenes' prices. Enclose
price list.
oney to loan at 6 and. 6t per be t.
BITT RS,
THE ONLY
GENUINE INDIAt[l MEDICINE
vegetable a d perfectly harmless ; it is the ches Nitw in the Canadian mrket. It is purely
daily Weal g the most miraculous cures of the I es and! mo t reliable of ell paten medicines, and is
Sick Head che, Wind on the Stomach, Baur 8 oil wing complaints :.i Liver Complaint, Dyspepsda,
ach, Costiveness, Weak Back, Pimpled Skin, Salt
Rheum, So rvy, Scrofula, etc. Yon may say it ear s T Much, but; rerOon as well as experience
teatilies tha by regulating the Liver, clPansing th S tom eh and strengthening this system, will cure
all the abov named diseases. Try it and use agio ding, to directionsj, and you will bless the day yon
first used 0 owfoot Bitters. For sale by LUM8DEY & WILSON, Druggilts, Seaforth.
BUM
NESS CHANCE!
The undersigned begs to announce to the put].
lie that he Ilas purchased .the general stOre bust
ness, cithero carried on by Mr. Henry- seb.afert
in Kippen, and is determined to place it in thit
fronk ranka of general stores in the County o
Huron. 0 r stock of
Dry
Eats Caps, Boots & 'Shoes, &c.,
splendid es of Spring Goods ,arriving nearly
every day. We show excellent values in New
tons, Carpe s, Tweeds, Ducks, De ims, whiel
were bou,ht for cash at a discon t, of which w
will give uu customers th_ advantage.
..Re emb r, we do n,,t quote low prices fur lo
grade goo, merely for a catchpenny, but mean
to ke p 10 st-class stock and sell it as cheap
Cal and xamine our stock and prices and con
vince yours If before purchasing elsewhere, as w
are s tiste you cannot get as good pods at th
same rims. .
Bu er and Eggs taken in exchange, for whic
No
rou Ie to 5how Goods.
Fiv per ent.d;seovnt allowed on all cash purl
chase • exce ding $1 after March 1st.
DowilNioN
OFFICE iAls113 POCKET
HIOIR, 18E34 -
CANADIAN ALMANAC
FO 8S4.
PHICE
I CENTS.
c. W. PAPST9
,Our facilities for this class ef wdrk
are unsurpassed, and customers may de.
pend on getting their chopping done:at
once. Be sure and try our fam+suOvr'
process—roller flour.
Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed deliv.
ered to any part of Seitforth, Hereto.
hey or Egmoudville free of charge.
_ Aar Our Saw Mills at Egmortaville
and Brucefield in full operation.
FARMERS,. IT 'Witt PM Ylill
HURON. FOUI4DRYI
NEAR THE [UCH SCHOOLSEAFORTfir
And see our stock of
Which has been made especially for
my Gang Plove for this season,l and feel
satisfied in saying that it is this hest:in
the market. Our
Are large and heavy. running light Ina
doing good work. Our
qRAIN 011 USHERS
Ake made from hard iron, and will last
longer than any other machioe made.
Having special t,•ols for recuttbg
Rollers, we can guarantee eatisfactiert
Special attention given to repairing
&emit Engines, Saw and Grt.i. t
Reapers, Mowere Threshing achinast
and all kinds of machinery repaireden
short notice and at reasonable rates.
To contractors ana others Bri
Bolts and Castiugs at lowest riltieS.
Qootations furniehed on application.
Also agent for the implements
of L. D. Sawyer, Hamiltea* A fullAns
of repairs -constantly on hand.
TH OIVI AS HEN RV;
PUBLIC IN OTIC41
Hyorntreeersigned, having oeen appointed Agent
CONFEDERATION LIFE
ASSOC! ATION,
Is Kiesitens of it suring the lives of all the eltizent
of Sealorth and surrounding country, so air in
make satisfactor , provision for families and fdendi
in case of death* This is undoubtedly the bee&
InSuranceCompa.ny doing business it Carnal*
present. A look at the Gloire or Mail nt
May lot, 1883, -.yin satisfy any -reasonable man of
this fact. Call at once on
JOHN BEATTIE;
Agent, Seafortk.
N. B.—Money t'r Loan on Farm -or Town
Property on the easiest terms of payment and*
low interest. 804
SASH,DOOR AND iBUNDFACTORY
THE s abseriberb cgs leave to thank hisnumszoll
trusts kat he may be favored. with a continu‘s11
of elle same.
kiledostiinue to keep on hand
Dry., Pine Lumber, ,Sashes, Doorif
nds and Mouldings, Shingles'
Lath, &c.
wlm may favour him the ir pa tronage,woun*
11
J. S. PORTER SEAFORTH.
.1" can cletermixed to Clear Out riN
1 less of Cos&
THOSE IN WANT, it yip pay them to eon
te.in prices before Fart:I-lasing elsewhere,
giVe siert,...) discount to those paying 00,110P
pecially to newly married eouples.
beet and cheapest in the market ; warrantO,
perfectly noiseless.
Warerooms directly opposite M. R. Conuld_i
Mammothjewelry Store , Main Street, swarm
East Side.
Cash for lades, aldns, fttri and tallow. Et
track or trade. Cash for everything.
82§ JOHN S. POBTE1e.
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