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MARCH 28, 1884
Huron biotes.
Rev. Mr. Mitchell, formerly pastor
ef the Presbyterian Church in Mitchell,
has received a-nnanimous call from the
First Presbyterian church in Port Hope.
—The Soiree held in the church on
the 12th concession, of Howiok, at
Scarfe's corners, though not large was a
very god one. ReSr. Mr. Watt took
the chair and Called on Mr. Wall, who
gave a good addressRev. Mr. Young,
of Clifford, was then, called on and
made a lengthy and interesting address
on temperence. Good music was fur-
nished by the Tnrnberry ohoir and an
excellent tea was served by the ladies of
that neighborhood. The amount real-
ized was $25.
—A few day's since Mr. T. Welsh, of
Goderich township, 101 information
against Mr. John Woon; on a charge of
obstructing the roadway. Both had
loads, and were going in opposite direo-
tiona on the Bayfield road. The 09.80
was tried before Messra.Coxand Hincks,
at Porter's Hill, who evidently consider-
ed. Mr. Woon in the wrong, as he was
fined Si and Coats. Mr. Woon then
laid information against Mr. Welsh, on
a similar charge, and the case was tried
before. Mayor Forrester, of Clinton, who
adjudged Welsh in the wrong, fining
him $1 and cost. He- gave notice of
appal, but the affair was afterwards
amicably settled.
—The Pilot Mound Signal of a recent
date says : A short time ago Mr. Ed.
Rollins, of 2.12, sent a carload of frozen
wheat to Seaforth, !Ontario. The ven-
ture proved successful, and he received
an order to purchase eleven carloads of
wheat and forward it to Ontario -a
portion going to Port Arthur to be
stored in the elevators there until the
opening of navigation, and the balance
to Point Edward. Mr. Rollins was at
the Mound, on Wednesday of last week,
and he succeeded in purchasing about
800 bushels of frozen grain from Mr.
Bellamy, agent for A. Harris, Son &
Co., for which he agred to pay forty
cents per bushel delivered at Monitore
-After a great many preliminaries
the Methodist and. Bible Christian
churches of Hawesville have decided
-to unite their forces, and will most
likely worship in the building known as
the Methodist church, providing the
memhers of both churohes ratify this
actiou et the United boards. The Bible
Christian edifice will be sold,and it is
intended to construct a gallery over,the
front of the Methodist church for the
acoommodatton of the united member-
ship; a driving shed will also be erected
on the east side of the church.
Says the Clinton -New Era: A couple
of young men from this neighborhood
have got into serious trouble in the
Northwest, by their desire to get rich
without earning their riches. It seems
that merchants at Brandon, or some
place in that neighborhood, have suffer
ed largely by thefts, and the police, in
tracing up these crimes, discovered the
existenoe of a gang of seven young men,
formed for the purpose of robbery, who
were arrested, and in whose shanty was
found stolen goods to the value of $700.
-4d Oue of them was a youth named. Smith,
a former resident of Clinton, and an-
other- was named Sundercock, formerly
of Hullett. At the trial they ee ere given
thirteen months inaprisonment. The
friends ef these foolish young men are
very honorable and respectable people,
and naturally feel their position very
keenly.
Haliett torrespond-ent of the
Clinton New Era says: Thedeath of
Mr. P. Patterson, of the 13th comes.
sion, has left a blank, which will 'be
hard to fill. Deceased was a native of
Renfrewshire, Scotland., He left his
native pariah and went toiGlasgow, from
which he emigrated to this country
about 46 years ago. He worked at his
trade, coopering, in the township of
Beverly, and the town of Galt, for a
number of years after he arrived in this
country. Mr. Patterson removed to the
lot on which he lately resided about 35
years ago, undergoing the hardships
incidental to a pioneer life in the back-
woods. There are few in his position
oflife informed as he was on the general
topics of the day. The Presbyterian
church has in him lost an ardent sup-
porter. His widow, two ions and one
daughter survive to mourn the loss of
an affectionate husband and father.
Troyer, T. Diok, D. Mack,
J. Carrick, W. Caldwell, H.
Bell, W. McSherry, - C.
Reichert, C. Troyer, J.
Troyer, W. Gram, H. Shuai
fang, J. Foster, S. Martin,
S. Koch, H. Bauer, H. Will
ing, IL Reynolds, A. Er
Bechler, C.Wagner, 11. Ottc
A. Johnston, H. Gies, J.
Iiolbein, H. Wolper, C.
Nicholson, J. Oesch, H. Ilionae
Videur, H. Philo, D. Geiger H. 5
tack, J. Schnell, P. Coetine N.
D. Spencer, R. Jennison, J. , Hart
G. Turnbull, W. Turribn11, D. Stir
C. &hooch, H. Plaff„ 11.1 Diebi
Willed, J. Schroeder, A, S b. oede
Petty, W. C. Charters; T. Johimto.,
Hess, D. Faust, J. Sohluchttlir .G ' eh
I
N. Fried and J. Sleinfe d. A fe
orders were issued by imthe teve hen
the council adjourned to e 16n T urs -
day, April 24th. ' ' ] -;
—The Brussels Post :of last week
make mention of the ,following cruel
joke which was practised on a couple of
young women of that place: latet week
some persons in. Brussels wrote a letter
to a daughter of John Shand of
that place- who resides in Toronto;
telling her that her mother was dan-
gerously ill and if she wanted to
see her alive she must come home
at once. 2088 Shand quickly commen
icated with two of her sisters, also in
the oity, and the three started for
Brussels, not knowing whether their
mother was dead or alive. On reaching
home what was their surprise to find
her in the enjoyment of good health,
although greatly unnerved when she
saw her children so unexpectedly . and
heard the OailSeof their visit. A joke
is all right eneugi but to put the three
ladies to the expense of coming all the
way from Toronto and cause them the
worry and sorrow on. hearing such news
is carrying the joke too far and will no
doubt be despisea by all. It is known,
almost to a certainty, who wrote the
letter.
Hay.
I CoUNIcin MEErieTG.—The council met
ion Friday, Mara. 14tli. The members
• pai. present. The Reeve took the ehair
at one o'clock.p.rn. Moved by Mr. Mc -
•E wen, seoouded by Mr. Surerus, that
V. Hess be allowed to cut down and re -
Move the poplar tees opposite his- pro-
perty in the village of Zurich, as they
have became da,ngerons. Moved by Mr.
'Howard,
Paters, W.
old an
TartE.t, •lid -
. Wit er,
at, N. a -
geland, 1.
, Fa so
Grebie
Owa1
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The Guest Cha at bet.
Most families in ordin ry cir urn -
stances living in town have at lea:t one
guest chamber in their hou e, hit the
well to do ones in the -ecountry ha e
several specially allotted to com au ,
who often come unheralded from such
distances that a stay over . onei ni lit Or
several seems unavoidable. It is iot�f
the necessity of these el ping part.
merits that we write, for all feel that,
and have them more .or leas as their
circumstances admit : but it is thing of their furniture;
It is exceeding pleasant wh ri lie is
tired from travel, or inl any we, w:ari d
to he ushered into a I good zed w 11
lighted, airy room, richly carp t.4 , lux-
uriously furnished, the u al toyed
chairs soft and inviting, while pi tures
.
adorn the walls and , a .wal dro e Ile
found for banging thrown a ide ger-
relents, wash stand well supp ied with
all the articles necessary toi a fresh
toilette; the wide springy od, with
snowy linen, sheets, white cote • ane
and extensive pillovfa, tem in the
;).
tired head and limbs, ;and or set-
tling for the night .o e can ick up, a
favorite author from a: choice el otian
of books on the corner stand cr t Men—
just how pleasant these things re o the
weary guest we will, not t to tell.
Some of the things enumeraLdd must
be counted among the luxuries o life ;
but it is more of the n
eoessari a that We
speak.
We fear it is a =common
thing for
families to exhaust ur es. in
furnishing their pa in the
guest chamber quit e are
sure that we expr olibg of
guests generally, w ay they
would gladly excha o the
elegancies of the pai pieconn-
forts in their own sl
We have lately baited a
parlors of which were: eleg
nished ; carpet of velVet tape
of rosewood and satin; beantif
piano, fine oil paintings, curio!
fancy work everywhere, sho e,
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and taste ; yet the guest Ono a
not have towel revolt, slop jar, .
water for the teeth, and peel: Ps
the year as many - visitors o �u
sleeping rooms as are ,entertai led
elegantly- furnished parlors. I
another house of whigh:the or gin
of building was from .t,en
thousand 'dollars in times of
or low prices. The parlors e
and furnished to corre poed 1 in
with the house, yet. ai lady es s
given a sleeping room idestitu 3 o
wash. stand or mirror. A d
houses stand not, aloe in .t
of furnishing. There_ are
them. '
No doubt - about it, we
think too ' much of show—
upper rooms for .the sake of t
There is a decided right and
to all our work. It is bette
comfortable things throughoe
than fineries iu one room an
ness in the others. Wo have
tions to a parlor in full dres
to it that the guest chamber
ed withal' the articles neceSs
cleanliness and comfort of its
Guests do not fell at liberty:
the missing -and needed. articl
-hotel, and so inwardly fret
and invent methods • to d !
theen,vowing all the time nev I
again to that house, 'even for
one night.
Not everybody can have b dstea
of ebony or rosewook, with t wenn
head elaborately carved, 8pr:a of h
latest and most improved .1t nt, n
the best of hair mattresses .
; •'t11 a
have bed or mattress withou e t n
of monld about it. Every on .1 ay 0
have extensive pillows in .: : os oriia
mented with frills or cov d Wit
e sharrie",of finest French n d ewo k
but there need be no sham about pil
lows 'of lively, well aired ether i ,
clean,spotless cases. Every ody,do I bt!
less, cannot afford an expens. e clot .ee
press, or an elaborate dresser;- et a Ost
. ,
of folks may find a convenie t lace for
inserting two or three hooks n a zeorri
for hanging garments- for h ,..ni. t!
And, if every one cannot have - • th
room adjoining, or washi a a d ith,
marble top, can at least ha e a p ain
stand furnished with toile t soa
plentiful supply of water, a glass o
mug for the teeth, rack of tole s—o as
one in the number—slop ear nab an
brush, and safe of matchele . I hese are
morel appropriate adornments ii. a sleep-
ing
e.Partment than brackbts o cabia t
filted!with trinkets or cueiosi les ; aucl
do more towards making kues g in good
burner than the display ol pg4cezeoafifiaa:thciyhe
work! however beautiful.! 1 ! i
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One of the most rerear a fungi df
A Frightful Fun. s.
which there is any record
wine_cellar of Sir Joseph nks. I He
received a cask of wine gift, ! and
remise:led
1 ring thie
o ke in his
t the' end
e but er to
, b t I the
pend n ac-
stac e w t in,
hen the Bar
y fil ed ith a
s t require
wa then
00 Eillead •
ads d the
their res.
rlors, le:
e barren.'
BEI the
hen we 11
Lige so:. t
lor for el.!
eping roo;t1
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CRE FARM FOR
lot 30, and north h
mission 9, McKillo
•nd excellent
Ere. For furtho
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31, co
aeo4e
or ale
AN110P
FOR. SAL
S LE.—North
!Co north ha
• ' Most of thi
ond tion for
particularm
Winthrop P,
hat of
o lot
1atd is
ow
to
9 tf
eiMble
itdoor
oe-
on da -
,di ing
odElied,
1 other
tit:niers
h. 880
to St.
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14014
roow
hard
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SE F R SeLE.—For sale, that
roperty on John Street, Seaforth,
Thome church peraonage, and
by Mr. Boole. ; There is good ton
rst-cla s cellar, six bedroom, arlo
nd a g od kitchen. Also a la gew
nd soft ater, a no steble, and
ems arias mplete. or further pa
apply o the proprietor. . )BS, eafo
SIAM' MiLL FOR SALE.--Fer
'ar With or Without stock. •Shingl:
neeticin. Is stuated within °tire and
of 'Wlfiteehurch station the Wel
& Brum) Railway. Everything in go
Will Ile sold at a remarkably low pri o.
J. Y. M.OWBRAY, Proprietor, at t e mi
letter to Whitechurch P. 0. WOW, ac
pattner.
, a w
mil in
a h 1,f n
in gt n,(
d cr di
on-
iles
trey
ion.
pp 'y to
, o by
opt , of a
#346-110
Valthr FOR SAL E.—For Sale, the scut half of
'I: 1 14 10, concession 1, 'Grey, onta ng 50
acre. There are 30 fierce l caeared pa of the
Nam e has boon burned ;dew i an pa bush.
Therel is a frame house arid ; sable, a y ung or.
chard and 4i acres of faille/befit. I 4 ituated
within singe and a quarter: 41 Jet nit It
*ill be sold 6 leen. 'I he adjo ping 50 are
POLLOCK, o the farm, or y in til t Ja nes.
alsb for sale. This property, vtill be o d pa ate.
ly °s• togethe . ' Apply to S411 UEL .r ft D EW
teen re 0. , 850
n.
ires
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FAilm FOB SALE.--Noith half f lot 29, con-
'', deesion E, Morris, contain eg 100 aortas, 0 of
which are cleared and nearly ree rom stn ups,
There aro oil the premises a od 1 g house and
frainel stablej two never failin well am_ an ex-
t drE d fruit
cony 3nic
miles
?or
cellent orchard of almost' t o h
treten1 all bearing.' The 1 r n ie
sitliated, being only two an half
Brussels ;ancl„t hirteen from. afort
ther particulars apply to F . 8001"2, .4.arusaels,
or to RICHARD LEES. Lind ay. 1
ntleo
rom
far-
FA11111IN HULLETT FdR
i 4.43, concession 3, Hull
actieni 90 of Which are cleared,
nearly all well under -drained
of triftiyation.' There is a go
good Slitbuili gs, a splend d
dance, of water The 'Mettle d
the fern . i good for sit
Is aboutfour Miles from Se f
Clintbn,rwith a good gravel ro
place.; For f Oiler -particular
ices or addres Seaforth 1!
M CHA L. 1
SAL
tt, do
free
nd in a
d bri k
rcha d
River r
sto k
rth and sev
:dlead ig
aPPlae0 • tf
.kte) El.
Por ale,
ir ng 100
3to ps,
h ghe tate
refid nce,
and a un -
ns hr ugh
oa g sin.
en rom
to a eh
e p em -
T tk:601 or
cr
10th
i 80
5 ores on
a In nso,
in s• Tho
id a
a i 1nad isall
yi w ten
he two
or, r or
ea rth
M el ads
r'01 180 or
OS PH
sale Lot 8, Concession 11', H. 1 . Tu
Rill TIICEERSMITH FORi, ALE.
sMdtle, nd the east half ta Lot 9, he
Concesee on, ecintaining 15 ores, o hie
acres ar cleat ed on the lar, and
oar the MS 1118.1.n:1. There • good
bask ba n, and other nece ry buil
ell fenced, well na er-drai
time
The
plea
t so
be sol
•e mile
i h goo
y n th
e
lei a a
geed str te of cultivation. •
; geed d mostly hardwoo1.
yotang •oaring orchard d
There a 20 acres of fall who
lots sire adjoinin and 'will
1.41114 rly It, • thin se
and three miles of ippon,
leadirig to each place. App
to , Cie proprietor, Hippo
FISHER. 847
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LOST.—Lose on h istm
far_ e3 Ro-d, between V trmtaao
0 t
h4ls saibri e vl ; home-made plaid.; 'lie fin
lAreeel,red on leevi g the
Oiler Pit
ova o the
B LICE 'old,
e will be
a e at the
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1, Tu k.er
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and Se feat , or a;
r did
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know
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f sellin qr r g 10
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Can d od
!R, ]30x Luck.:
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t es bidebted
3.e or Illook
c re fir before
er then elate
. BOB T
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X0 I E To DERTOBS, II pa
were he Undersigned either by
, ace° nt are requr Bred to pa. the sane
urate ' Agri) 1 . All remaining n paid aft
will t o tied without forth r- notie
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FIJI, '0 , EgmondyWe. 884
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these ' 1
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ricaris
b the
rlOks.
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have.,
hoiie
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objece
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to the
orient.' $a
all for
s at.
ithOu
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STs Y BOIR.-1Came
tire undersigned Lot 8,
, kb ut the 26th of Fcbru
thol1tus old. 1 he owner ea
prey' eg operty and payiug
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itito th
ncessi
ry, a
hey
charg
AA CAL.—Ms. T D. Pre derg
Iv*, 1 mite number of pur ils fu
o and orgau lesso us, at her x
striee , pound door west of Erglish
1_1 1
Bur, CALVES FOR SAL —T
d es, on Lot 17, Core ssion
near °remedy, 1 good tiler° gh-b
2 h ad. s, all yearlings. rhey
"8ir Sae, uel,t' by imported nigh
App th e above premises r to
DIJe C eieLAREN. 8414!
preniSeS of
• £l MJit1.
• pig about
t 18 OM 011
• r.e.,;13:0USr
wit]. receive
i tructi on
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h ireb.849-t.f
n cider
13, llib
ed Bull
ere eire
'Of Wart
remeety
sign
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an
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Ra.,nnie, seconded by Mr. Surerus, that finding it too sweet had i lo
the auditor's report be received and his cellar to ripen. There, i
adopted, and. that' the clerk be instruct- for three years, probablV
ed. fo get 100 copies printed for distribu- ' time • he was with Lord
tion. Moved by Mr. McEwen, second-
ed by Mr. Heyrock, that the following
persons be appointed poundkeepers,
fenceviewers and pathroasters fur the
current year and..that the clerk draft a
by-law confirming the Same. pound- The door was cut down,
keepers -J. White, Be Hodgins, J. wan found to be complete
Northcott, R.'McAllister, jos.Brodeticic, fungus so dense and iirna
R. R. ;Johnston, N. Fried, M. Kaercher, au axe for it removal
3. Itietla, D. Spencer and R. Turnbulldiscovered that the fungush
Fenceviewers-J. Loadman, R. Fergu- ed every drop of wino and
sou, C. Eacrett, W. Moir, J. Petty. H. e.naptv cask to the coiling
Bauer, W. F , eeJ. Decker, sr. S. Tref-
voyage around the world.
of that period he directed t w
ascertain the state of the i
cellar door could. not be
count of some powerful
fry, j. Oesch, W. McKie and 'J. Videur. —Rollie Coldman, aged
• Pathnaasters—A. Holland, R. Scott, G. Prof. Coleman; of New
Boss, D. MoEwen, 3. Heffernan, R. the other •day after under
• Mcillordie, B. Case, T. Ching, W. Rus-
sell, G. O'Brien, A.. Ingram, J. Bonth-
ron, W. Buchanan, R. Carlisle, S.
Thomeon, W. Hanson, J. Berry, e.
10, a on of
rk;• died the
ton to extract a lead pencil • hioh had
air 4-pera-
been held perpendicularly un er Mina as
he was sitting down, by a 'fe ow. pup
in a public school.
BuIC
Theet a
the
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aiiiiiiil
RIJSS
8 FOR SALE —T
O a Lumber of Tt
Ives, rangiug from
all prize winnere,
r tesh American Her
e t and most fashion
can be seen on
e, or eddetos to
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e under ignea basic.
o ough- rd Durkin
0 to 1 oh r he old
and are r Tittered
ook,• late fro
le ie ; hes
ot 7, 1 hai ies Road,
x er P. O. TH MA
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TO ALL WHoel JT MAY
I eleby forbid any pers
neg ti ting two certain p o
Jaime y 25th, 18e4, m
ftir Oh • um of Sixty -Five
onefa I r and payable on
sty, 1.85 and 1886, respecv
ceivbri no value or 001151 era
slime A II AR ale , SO
Maine( ctur rs, Brantford, 0
u o OLU' ige OF
lUzideragiied hshy iv
11'n iship 1 heretofore (ixi
be Vill ge of Hensel ,
the ia ne aid style lot G.
sole e by re utile'. eauseret
Antra y, le4. All debts d
pal o G :urge Mn-rray.
S TV.1 'BRAY! 849 -
EL 011 sa.,E
otel, in the village
of ta ley. The proper t
and t e hetet is doing a
slir of oletaining a lice
riectitin with it an dere r f
good Stable and good ore a
nevier failing welts. This is
13. Zoud niau wishing to.
busintss. For further parti
• precriees ot to Drysdale P..
1" ItHA.af BULL FOR
dersieined will keep on
Ea. t Wawanosh, durieg t
rougobred Durhati IB
eh a limited numb r 4f
s buil it from the'eiy
stered in the Nort
ms. -81.50 per cow fo
1st of January, 18
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n or pride ro
nissor n4is, t1ate
YFirWs 't IlDaael ofU
a
ars twll: ra LI I
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ion, 0 n orseli th
& C ., [tnp1tiiieiit
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RTN 8 IP. --The
noti 0 It1mit Es co -
Ling e iv tea lie
s ine Ch.J1t9, plIld
luny o wtls di
on h 31st lisy dI
e thr 1 rn . areto,
Eolt E U RA
sale, Jeli Breseon s
D rye d ale, ! to vinis h ' p
in g.' od coiediti n
fitable 1 butine's and
Thee rs 01 co
and oii vhieh is a.
d.It ar t o
an ex •e lien
eogag ttlt haoit gl
ulars app on ti e
JOHN 1..ae so
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ERV CR. T e u
lot 18, eo cespion ,
re preseht Beeson, a
ill of re cam-, o
ow wiB b • rebeise
best fain lies and is
•erican lt rd Boo
e eeaon, 3ay 1e n
OEM J IIN TO
03c2
,AHEN1'$ WANTED --I anted Itetive, nelia le
N Agents at.Seafort 1, il eter, Goat inch Brt s-
e.. Blyth Gorrie and Whighani t i lane ass fir
tili sale of reapers, mowe s rakes, i id ie b nde s,
dri Is, seed is, plows, sulky! joow. , etrew ctttte s,
anoons, triee les, horde o is, . s pi re urs, - pre t-
dulh and traction steal en hies, s ov no 1 I, a-
bi try dee manefac; ured by th No -th 1,e. nte l-
ean; Agricultural 111)1)1 rneut and Geural 'Ma n-
fac ioiag eornpeny, le n o , Gilt a a. A ply 110
VIl[. 13. ltLEAN, He learn,' Ont., or to the North
AtreriCan 11anufac4uri g Cdxnpany, Laud° . 841
ISSOL TTION OF
iii hem hy given El
or 1 subsis leg betwe
h, Doormat euri.i.
Vii ago of .<, Tula, (lee
aB. dissolv .d by inotu
in he old partnershi
He ry 11 1 zman, at
ela ins agai et the Sal
Oetedtot e said W'
Wb m the frame will b
th i Twenty -Ninth D.
W 1. 11.,r HOLTZM
*IelN ; 'Witness, MIC
PLOWS!
PieltT NE 1E14 p. -Not ce
1 tei3 Part nd iv de 0-
a u, the iird rsig ed, as
ore Munn ar tu -cis, in , t le
t cif B nron, h is be In titis
I eoosent. 1 Ail ebt1 owl
ere to oe jstoI o I llliam
'4eri h af, rc sa II, n4id alt
pan Email p ex to be p e-
ll= Henrte B. itz en, Y
setled. pate at Zuri h
y if Febrtrr8x4 D , 18_ 4.
N, GAB ife ele LT
AEL ZEL Ell 8
4 ' .
HI
A
Car 14d.
LED 1:L
. C .
Gebuine SoutiL Bend
Ws & SULKY PLOWS
S
T EdEIVED
MI—
WILL$ON
ricultural I -1.0emerit
!
cs,Inetwithstanding t e incLal3e of 10 per cent.
eipg determined to koep thos4 valuable Plows in
d and Fifty of them a few days b fore the rise in the
bled to • 11 thern at former tri; es until the present
sen those Plows before buyi g a commonor in-
ranteed to give satisfaction er 4 sale.
0 tiers and Massey Mowers, Toronto Reapers and
o d Binders and Mas ey's Low Down Binder, and
11 be sold ' heap and on reasonable terms. Repairs
r the above maohinee. Doth fail to Bee my stock
Which-wi1be Bold at old pr
import du ies, the subs ribe
stiook, imported One Hundr
tariff ; consequently, he is el
stook is exhausted. Call an
ferior article. Every Plow
A full stock of Massey
Tprozkto Mowers, Toronto
Sher 's Rakes, all of which
o all kinds always on hand
b for 'baying a machine.
Wareroomi, Seaforth„.
-
0. C.Nir I.LS4N, MainStreet, Seaforth.
'
" WHAT
11Notwithstanding P.
, however superior, o
to by the wealthy propr
b lieve merit in the en
bIte entire country.
GLYCE
Will be recognized as th
SpRE THROATS. 1
f r one day in our store
c stomers. Its healing
p r battle for sale by
JD.
0. CAMPBELL, rovincial Land Ste
• and Civil 11ngin er. Orders by ursi I prom
ittended to.
,
• D. 8. OA BEL, fltheLI
W. M. PobinSon, Wr
bel, Walton; S.
J. Kidd & Son
kr
Scott, Bruce
ner & Son,
C
diner,
D.
WH
LUM
MUST COME SHALL COME."
e great difaculty in introdu
acceunti of the enormous a
eters 6f the matyarticles a
mu t wi, and, RS already
ing a ew remedy to the pub-
oun pf advertising resorted
ready in the market, yet we
n these parts, so throughout
ID BALS IVI OF FIR"
e stain aid remedy of the a e for COUGHS, COLDS ao.
any Want further proof, 14 them try a bottle, or stand
and *onto th voluntary testimony offered by grateful
and s othing p operties are, truly naarvelIous. Price, 500
•
xet
icI44bifrz, Lea bury ; A..
Du1binj Wiliam Drun
&eld ;J Bont ron & Son
Zurioh L. S m,on,
owe* J. 4elie, Blak
Far4r ; 4 Wright,
Yeis4l1ir, Ki2J•en ; .R.
rys ale ; G. '. llew8O
fiel Geo. tewart &
arn R. E Kinsman,
Edwa d Snell j mestciwn • James Camp.
L RALE
DEN
MAN
Gove4lock, Winthrop
mond; Blyth, ,• Wm.
Hensall ; Wag -
wood; M. Wil
,
eechwood ;
rysdle,
Bay-
ctojfai
R REtAIL BY
WaISON
FACTURERS, kEAFORTH, ONT.
EW MILLIN
ESE
M BRID
Having b
and best
ught the abo
aChinery th
GRADU
And the esult attain°
Farmers can now get a
ind havl it home with
• OT-TEty
For sale sy the ton or
of Whea
MR, THOMAS
Mills.
Fl
FORTH
.ATE iTHE
SMIH, fr
M listl SEAFORTH.
•
ROLLE11 MILLS,
RED MILL.
m Strathroy,
•
o m lis, and refitted them
t cold e proo red for a
is,
1. th
the
hrougtout with all the latest
EDUO ION RpLLER MILLI
he' have ne of the I best mills in tbe PrOvince.
ir GRISTING and C OPP NG done in Seaforth,
th0 same day, and S tisfaot on Guaranteed.
33 41A1\T" .A.1NTID SI-IC)1RTS
n le quantities—FOR CSH. Cash for any quantity
• cBRIPE & SMITH.
MI H will personally su erinteld the Seaforth Roller
Seaf
Beg to
!door no
selected
spoken
oeived t
the Ind
and Org
books. A.gents wanted.
REMpVAL.
rth Mus
cal
Instrument Emporimp.
TT
Iannounce thet they have r moved to ri
th of the Post 0 ce, Where ihey will be
stock of DUN AM PIA_NS, which
f by all nansidia.ns I EXCEL IOR ORG-NS.--These Organs have te-
e highest rewards wherever s own, and have aleo received a diploma' at
etrial Fair jutht el sed at Tor nto. 'We also keep in stock other Pianos
us, and. all kinds 1 small netruments, sheet; music and. instruction
me
CO T. BROTHOSI Seaforth.
ore ootnmodious premises, one
found; with a large and well -
re so Well known and highly
•
•
•
HON Y 1
HONEY 1
WARRANTED PURE.
pric. Five pound.
• Ev ry -purchase satsfied with cieiality
cents; wo and a hal pou.d pil, 45 cei4s.
iFEw
Ne» Golden Beard.lesiIlBarley, Rennie's Imp
Spring heat, White Elephant PotatIoesi Amber
AID
Walled Hives, Extrattors Honey ives, Veil
Ld 'Bees a
• n
Ita ian, Cypreae an •Hely A- IA - ,ST
carry o the business safe y and suceesEifully at
lataraPs°r Money to Meyoo.i at and 6i per coal t.
IDSL.
oved Oie-Rowed Barley, Goose
Sugar Cane Seed from Kamets.
d!QC11:313F3, Single and Double
Bee !Guards. Everything to
D. A.! Joioie' prices. Enclose
R McGrbgOrs Hensall,
RIPPESTILL TO THE
or Formers, amplemen
FRONT
ustry.
mor --.1.••••••••4
Fatffil67' Patronize „Flone fnj
----i-
Plows, Harows, 'ultivto
Land Roller.
i 1
T. ELLIS, IPPEN/
On lJand A1iiin, arid Alive to usinesE for the
sprill of1854, Who is *awe s studying he Farm
!,
ere hxte sts In segtrd o trm ' ire lements,
RI
takes lb a opportunity of no ifyieg is many
eustome and those in need, that I e has on
band the 1 rgest, the hst, and the (thea est, slec
tion of i plements in the connty, co slating Of
Land tiers, Gang Plows, CnItivatorii, Stubble
Plows, neral Purpose Pleat, Sod Flows, Sent le
Bend , (billed Plows, Iron beam illOws, also
B. Belrs Improvcd Ainnylean Steel Ploals. Farm-
ers, Call fInd See Them before twn elsewhere.
Also on nd large sill Straw Cuttersoeehich will
be sold al. t bargain. All implements sold for
small pr ts for caab, or on short tine.
CARRIAE8 AND BUCCIES
Made to Order, and all Irep:Erin of Rti epee and
i•
Waggbn ill receive atten ion Plow and Har-
t
rows Re 3 toed. Farmers ow is th time to
fetch elan your plows arid harrows for repairing.
Farmers antiog new moti d b ards,1PI w beams,
land side,,eecond-hend rota beam or No. 4
lowee c get eupplied at My hop. ; low east,
ngs Ind ang plow caet)la s forall tile leading
plowson t e trade. Beme be tha '. Meilis,
Kippdn the place to get yone wa It supplied
in the plpw line. Also repairs on handfur the
Noxon ilooser Drills, Ingersoll,
1114c limalihing niz4 110rse Sisoelog
In 4111 it.E1 branchcs executed with neat ess'duca
l bility, a despatch. Small Profits is y Motto.
Call and rce. You will always find ind alive to
the trad ,Iand good humored and ready to do
business
1 : ,
849-t. 11. T. TorEuas, Kippen.
WA C�
pail,O0
DR.
ONE CAR LOAD WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY TWO-
FELIX LE
GDG
LEGAL.
it• CARROL,
LATE of Clarro*ek Prondfooes Offic, Goderich,
Solicter, Conveyaneer, &-e. Money to loan.
l
o,rth.0010e in Moyers Block, Main Street,
se
•
794 -
.
C. HAYS, Solieltore &e. Private Money to
-`-t• lend et lowest rates of in tercet. Onedo—
Corner of Square and Weer Street, Goderieh. 774
.3.11B
°
1
& PROT-1DV 0 OT Barrister's,
tore, &., Goderich, 0ntario.-2 . T. °arrow
Wat.Promdfoot •'686
(-1,51YIER0
, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
Solieitors in Chancery, &o., Grelerich,Ont.
M.C.Carearon,Q.C.,Plailip Holt, M. G. Cana.
eron. -08
TT W.C. MEYER, Barrister and Attorney let
-I-Le Law, Solieitor in Chancery. CoMraissionen
for tracing affidavits in the Provinee of ,Nimitoba.
Solicitor I or the Bank 'of Hamilton, 'Whighans.
Private funds to loan at64 to 61 per ciente 688
MANNING & SCOTT, Barrister, Solicitors
Conveyancers, &a, Solicitors for the Beni'
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale.oney to loan.
Office, Beaver Block, Clinton, OMntari. A. H.
MSING, .1431$13 ScOT, 781
RYER ie; DICK1N&0, Barrieters, ikon Kents
11- Block, Wingham. Solicitors for the Bank
of Hamilton, Commissioners for taking affida-
vits in Manitoba. Private funds to loan at 6 per
cent. LuoknOw office every Wednesdey. E. W.
0. MUSS,. E. L. Dicitinsole. 738
LOFTUS E. DANEA's
T ATE 'With Cameron, Holt & Cameron,,Goderiebe
" Berifiter, 'Solicitor, Conveyancer, &o.
Moneyto loan, Bensoies Old OfficeCardin:es
Bleak, Seaforth. 788
• S. G. RfieCA.UGHEY, A M.
1VOTRY Public, Conveyancer, Cenernissioner,
-1-` dec. Office in Ca,rmichaers Block, <ground
floor), 0111:10131t0 Tirg EXPOSIToR Office, Money to
lend. Partnii and houses for sele. 836
• F. HOLM EST ED,
SUoCESsoit • to late firm of McCaughey &
Efolmeated, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyanter
and Notary Solicitor for the Canadian Bank a
Commerce. Money to lend. Farms for sale.
Office in Elett's Block, Main street, Seaforth.
BUSINESS CHARGEll
The undersigned begs to announce to the pub-
liethat he has purchased the general store busi-
- ne,s, hitherto carried on by bite Henry flehafer,
in Kippen, and is determined to place it in the
fronk ranks Of general stores in the County of
Haien. Our stock of
UN'S
A Guaranteed Cure for Gotorr oett and Gleet.
Safe,; pleasant and reliable. No b d effects from
its ne. 'Doerr not interforayith b einess or diet.
peke $t 2'4 W
per box, or three .8fo $5*
glue an eels isdued by every Tanly a th rized riagtert
to refuted the money if thre6 boxepi f il to cure.
Sant' Postage prepaid on receipt of 1 prjico address
J. Se Robert s authorized agent for Seforth. Dr.
Tor-
onto Sble Pciprietors.
Felin Le:Brunt & Co., 81 & 83 Rini Si. East, Tor -
We itl pay the above reward for tiny 7095762 o
" 1 e
$500 REWARD!
digesti tli, Constipation o Costiveness we canna
;
Liver oanplaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Heltdaohe, In -
our° with Wests Vegetable Liver Pilis, when the
direeti ns are strictly complied witi- They are
purely egetable and never fail to e satisfac-
tion. ligar Coaled. Large bcxes eqntaining BO
Pi11,25 ont. For sale hy all Dra. pets. Beware
of counterfeits and imitation& The genuine
manufe tueed only by JOHN C. WEST & Co.,
"Th13 P111 Maker,"81 & 83 King St. East, Toron-
toeOnt. Free trial package sent b mail pre-
paid' ori receipt of a 3 cceint stamp. or sale at
Roberto rug store. '793 52
1000 FORFEI !
Having the utmost eonfidetice in itI superiority
over, all othare, and after thousands of tests of the
most eamPlieated and Severest cas 8 we conld
find et feel justified in offering to forfeit One
The sk d iDpIlers for any ease of coughs, colds,
sore thioat,influenza, lhoarseness, bronchitis,
consudiption in its earlyistaes, whooping cough,
and all , leases of the toreat and! lungs, except
Astlime, f r which we only claine r lett, that we
can't oure with West's Clough Syrap, when taken
accordlog to directions. Sample bottles 25 and
50cente I largebottles OflC dollar- G noble wrap-
pers 0n1' 111 Woe JOHN C. WEST & CO., 81 &
88 King Sc1 E t, Tenon o, Ont. For sale at J.
; I
S. Roberts D g store. 793-52
HEAL.TH 1$ WEALTH!
Dr. E; C West's Nerve and 1318141 treatment, a
gutteentaed specific for Hysteria, Dizidness, Con-
vnlioreii, Fite, NerVOUS Nenraigia Headache,
Neryon P oetration centred by the nee of alcohol
or tobacco, Wakefulnee, Mental 1 Deprssioo.
Softeni g of the Brain, resulting in In-anity and
leadino no misery, decay and death, Prematnee
Old age, B rrenness,1088 of Power in either sx,
Involunaary Losses and Spermittorrhcea caused
by Overi.ex riton of the bain, self-abuse or over
indulgerie . (Inc.box will cure x eent caes.
. bOx ontains.one month's tlea merit. One
dollar abo -, or six boxes fur five doll rs ; sent by
mail prepa d on receipt of prire. gum antee
six boxes t curetany cage. With cath order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with five
dollare,w will Send the purchasereour written
g-uarentee to tefund the znoney if t113 treatment
does net .effect a cure. Guarantees issued only
by S.8.1Roberts sole authorized ag nt for Sea.
forth Ontario: John C. West & Co., elegiac.
toriTOrnto.
, 1
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•
•
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocker,
Gaps,Boots & Sh,oes, <go,
Will be found well assorted and 'complete, with
splendid lines of Spring Goods arriving nearly
every day. We show excellent vatues in New
Cottoned, s, Shirtings, Dress Goods, Prints, Ott -
n% Carpets, Tweeds, Ducks, Denims, de., whieh
were bought for cash at a discount, ef which we
will give our customers the advantage.
Remember, we do na quote low prices for low
graded g)orls, merely for a catchpenny, but mean
ttokeepa first-elese etock and sell it as cheap as
henext
Cali arid examine our stock and prices and con-
vince yourself befere purchasing elsewhere, as we
are satiefied yeti cannot get as good goods at the
same prices.
Butter aud Eggs taken in exchang, for which
the higbeat prices evi 1 ba I aid.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
Five per cent.dise milt allowed on all cashptir
chases exceeeing..$1 after Ilarch 1st.
D. WE1SMILLER1
DOMINION
OFFICE AND POOKET
DIARIES
FOR. 1884-
-•• CANADIAN AWANAC • •
• FOR 1884.
PiiICE 15 CENTS,.
Cs Ws PAPST,
POOKSELLE1?: SEAFORTH.
T H E
cANADIAN BANK Of COMMERCE.-
: HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital, - ;30,000,000.
1tetst, - 1,900,000.
resiaent, Hon. WM. ..11c.31aster.
SEAFORTII BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this leauk continues to
receive deposits, on which intere3t 13 allowed on
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on alrthe principal towns and cities in
Canada, on Great Britain, and On tete United
tates, bought and sold. •
Offiee---First door South of the Conimercial
Hotel.
39 A. n. IRELAND, llanager.
p.HOLMESTED, Solicitor.
relCFEGOrle
PONVEYANCER, Auctioneen Areat for first-
eles Fire, Life and Accident Ieearanteboree
panics. Debts 001001(11 and rt -teras made with-
out delay. M. my to lien 401 improved farm
property. All lee. i nes.: en, meted to 303 will be
promptly and cane ully attcnied to. Office, op-
posite Mr. Helle 's Jewelry e;tore Hensall. 840x52
SEAFORTH \wand
BEG to inform those indebted 1 to me for
manufacturing or book accounts; that owing
to the entire destruction of my mill by fire, I itiX
compeled to call on you for a prmptettle-
men.:40.1 yoUr accounts, as the books must b
ciog
hope a Second appeal will not be neeeseary.
839 A. G. ViriEGHOND.
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