The Huron Expositor, 1884-04-04, Page 7t
oma Heard FiOm.
Limn; Algoma, March 17, 1884.
neer ExPOEirroet,—Seeing that there
has bee nothing in your much esteem-
ed pap from this distant part of our
Frovin of late, and seeing Manitoba
and Da ota so well represented, I think
it nothlag but joettice to this much
nettle& abut Worthy part to let you
and 73 e paper's many readers know
• how thngs are booming around here.
The weather, so far thea winter, has
been beautiful and pleasant, thether-
mometer ranging from 10 to 25 degrees
below rare, with the exception of -a day
or two) 400 below being the lowest,
while at other times it ran above zero,
but altogether, the winters in these
parts ate very steady, and as a cones-
quence 1 is very healthy. As for work-
ing her4 na the winter, there has not
been aay but people could work in
their shirtsleeves with comfort. So
mach for the weather. The prospects
, of this ;country are very good at present.
Everyt ing bids fair for the early com-
pletion of oar railway, and reports say
that we are to have it under construc-
tion ne*t summer. Land is . rising in
value !very fast, and parties want-
ing land would consult their own inter—
ests to ,secure it as soon as possible.
There is still some wild land around
here for settlement at from 20 cents to
$1 per acre, subject to settlement duties
which are to reside on itefor three years
andclear and crop five acres to the 100.
There are also some improved farms for
sale at from $300 to $3,000, according to
situation, quality of land, &o., but some
have got the railroad , fever and are
holding out for higher prices. But what
speaks well for the country ia, that
those who damage of their property sel-
dom leave the countrybut they settle
right down again somewhere near at
hand. ' Times are just booming around
here and wages good, somemen making
as much as $4.50 per day, lumbering
and railroad tie -making being the prin-
cipal employment. 1 pity those poor
prairie hay -twisters who have nothing
else to do but sit by the stove and burn
hay to keep themselves warm, and have
not the first thing to turn their hand to
to make a dollar, and I -think they must
wish many a time that they were back
to the old backwoods of Ontario where
they could get plenty Of good wood to
burn and something to do to keep the
wolf from the door, as the saying is.
But I am very happy to think that not
all of "Old Huron " boys are so foolish
as to forsake the good old woodlands of
Ontario, where their fathers and
mothers spent so many happy days,and
be lured away by the enchanted sight of
a prairie and smooth-tongued money -
grabbers, until, alas! they see
their miatake, but very often
too late, and eherhave to fight it o -at to
the bitter end. We have got a few cif
the Huron boys here, and 1 -will give
you an idea of how we spend. the win-
ter. Tie making and wood chopping
are the employments in these parts, add
- on. a frosty morning, when we go out
to the bush, strip off and jump eon to a
log, and the ring of the axe is heard far
and near, and the song of the teamsters
strikes your ear, it makes you feel as if
life had something in it worth living for,
and all goes happy and free. Some of
the boys have been doing some pretty
good work making ties. Messrs. John
Armstrong and Daniel Stevens. late of
Builett, have made the large number of
53 ties in one day, felled their own tim
ber, and topped and butted them. The
timber is taraarae, and when • it is con-
sidered that from 15 to 20 is a good
day's work for a man, they proved
themselves to be " Excelsiors," and
thiuk they are hard to beat. Gama is
also plentiful about here, and hunt
ing and trapping is indulged in by many
as a pastime. Bears, lynx, wildcats,
foxes, deer and partridge abound, and
are often seen by the settlers. Messrs,
Win, and Thos. Murray, late of Tuckersmith,reeently captured a very large lynx
and a fox. The lynx stood two feet six
inches high, and was three feet four
inches long, and was a good specimen of
his_kind. The people in these parts are
contented and prosperous, friendly and
sociable, and as a community it is hard to
find a better. The long winter evenings
are now and then broken by tea -meet
ings, socials, &c., and now I must give
yon a short sketch of a very sticcesefol
tea -meeting which was held here in
. connection with the Sabbath school of
Tarbutt and Laird. - We had a very
large gathering, there being about 150
people present, and all enjoyed them-
selvea immensely. Tea Was served at
• seven o'clock, and after those. present
had done ample justice to the good.
things provided by the good ladies of
this section, Me. Thomas Nott, late of
Hullett, took the chair, and Malik,
readings, speeches and recitations
filled the programme of the evening.
The musical part deserves special men-
tion, there being two choirs present,
which not many of the sooial gather.
ings of old. Huron can boast of.,
They were assisted by Miss Rich-
ards, of. Richards' ' Landing, who
is, to say the least, an accomplish-
ed player. They might put. to shame
many a like gathering in the old settle-
ments. After the programme was
gone through, and the them' votes of
thanks tendered the ladies, the choir,
the speakers and the chairman fOr the
very able and efficient manner in which
they had discharged the duties incum-
bent upon them, the meeting was
brought to a close by -the audience join-
ing in singing " God Save the Queen,"
and. the Rev. Mr. Ferguson pronouncing,.
the benediction. The proceeds amount-
ed to the very handsome sum of $40.66,
How is that for the bush on the north I
shore of Lake Superior? ' bfow, a word
about the crops. They were as good as
cOuld be expected on account of .the
cold, wet weather which prevailed last
summer, but we were not the only suf-
ferers from this cause, as -I believe it
extended through the length and breadth
of the land. Some parties in this sec-
tion had excellent crop4 despite the wet,
cold summer, I think about as good as I
ever saw, and I think if we had a favor-
able season Algoma, could challenge the
world for the quality and quantity ef
the grain grown to the acre, as I notice
r"..)43
that wh rover Algorcia grain is shown it
sweeps everything before it. Roots and
vegetables of all kinds also do well
here. Markets are good, as the folloW-
ing quotations show : Wheat, $1 per
bushel; peas, $1 ; oats, 65c.; potatoes,
50e.; eggs, 25c. per dozen ; butter, 25d,
per lb., and everything else in proport
tion, while dry goods, groceries, hard- fo
ware, Sec., are just as cheap as they are- w
in Sea.forth. I think, Mr. Editor, I h
have written about as much as you will w
allow me space for in your ever wel- F
come paier, and will now draw to a in
e
olose by asking sill in
home in;a. new eotiat
Algoma b.efore °satin
on the bleak and tam
we want in thi
energy and °our
little money, and e
country second to no
our land is good a d
bountiful return t
ous and willing sois
ing this sornewh t
your valuable,colu
obiige, yours, tito. !-''
itas
For Ve.
Many a young fart
with rosy cheek an
emelaancarpeted
contented and ha
best her husben
was confidenetha
willing heart. would
golden years to 60
able and pretty ho
they have toiled a
returns of harveat
and satisfied bee
prosperity of thrift
settling 'upon the
had alarm of thei
young wife had 'an
the &meta:leis of
she hinted now en
raises of betterie e
was silenced with
when the mortgag
and the farm clear
have no stint of co
things. Bat, alas
was paid off the
The old barn was
down affair, rand a
dispensable nec
young farmer w
cattle and horses,
.have thein exposed
rickety, Was mad
winds. So the
the ample barn wa
wife waited.
The time came
longer young. Lin
marked the wife's'
played about her k
waiting still. Th
avenues for money -
that the enterpriei
see that his home w
ing. If he was rich
how could he be poo
sped? To him who
late, buying and se
ing and gathering, h
it was to her who B
ending to peek a
y to o rae and see
w
themsel Vie/1f away
n prat ritea i hat
entry is ated with
ticked up!: witha.
ill s n 10131.ve a
e in . metiols,Ifor
will soonly eld a
e sober, iadustri-
f toil. ' Ity sett-
op h lett r , in
s you ill g eatly
I
NTT,
BT
Late o Hull ti.'
' 1 , •
mers ,
, • !
er'swire has gone
d ight heart into the
sb n of a rented !arm,
py becaus it Wes the
his stron 1 arm and
3
ould gi •e, and she
4t
ti
be !all
, to wiri
for bei
'waited
er hary
se the
d inda,
By.
lave
e otitis
Mel 0
thenof
in this
e assn
ould
of debt
eatable
when t
13:sotine
t pee
w ono
ty. 1:
proud
d could
o the'.
honse,
o petal
uilt, an
en the
of nate
titeta an
e. Bn
°'..4tiCthe
a oe rt-
'!' Tther
Rabe eful
ea the
ry atea lily
• by hey
to re rip ret1;te
fotte. If
e old pro -
°spent she
51103 that
paid off
ehepliould
.nd ottegant-
!mor/gage
ping
tuthble-
as an in -
e thrifty
f his: fine
et ber to
en !winter
email and
ttle, w 'ile,
!the poor
ral dowiri 1 )131°e
11
she
eo
en to
could
Ind 1
nd a
cab e
eerily
t
or the.low
fi
ren
WWI
e w e eny
akin o im
farm r not
s scant,k-
J' lends
in any re -
was ant nd
ling, 80 ud-
me was ot hat
cased its
. beyond.
his wife.
had time
e not as
.
.[owner in
and- bar -
self than
zldom c
threshold into the let try weal
Yet he meant to be lied to
He loved her as much as he
and thought to levee Was B
rich as he, the joint nd equa
all -he possessed? ele worke
gained and sohertied eeforhi
for his wife and chill ten.
So he thought; b t he was rafetalfen.
He worked,. in truth, froM an inseeee
thirst for more -:-- oo re cat le more
I '
horses, more lands. He Was mad with
the mania for pos ssiona is firm
was never broadi en ugh, . h s rolling
acres never stretchedfar eoon h away.
His love of °wire hip ha , alwost
choked out that oth and', be: tea love
which filled his bre:et at thetinarriage
altar and followed h with re young
wife into the rude c tage where, after
all, their best and est wedded !ife
had been spent. Wili t wonder that he
weary wife sighed a he reoat ed those
days written the goldenbow , of 'l promise
bent lovingly over the... 01 ourse she
his good name, hie inflUenc ameng
;
was proud of her ha and's! s mem of
oupied. Bat with a thie here was
men, and the honor le position he leo:-
something wanting, ere Waslia soaatt-
ness of home lov and 1 e joyraent.
Then, too, the moth saw her eons land
daughters growing i• into inanhOoc11
and womanhood and asking s methinj
which she vaguely b vainly onged,
supply—something *re of grace lend
her would be better .
culture, which her otrot:iheer5u"st eliaurttodia
ii
end cattle. i
It is not the far alone nor he,
perhaps, more than en ini ot I er watt
tions, who allows the hirst fo ! postea-
eion to choke down ,It 'e filter . feelings
and rarer enjoyments of refine tient end
beauty. The lawyer I oes it ; he
ner-
chaut, the business Da n. It a ea
mistake to become thus -abet, o ed in
What is the:good of possossi di if- he
mere money-gettinga . t is well to wOrk
but it is neither wise or well t sl ve.
things possessed are n t 61.43571 F ? '.
It is commendable 1 r the :• oungi to
petency which shall open
look forward to and trive I Id a ociml.
them •
avenues of eujoyniep now osed ht
comparative poverty.; but let hem be
ware of the money -get ing ma • ia. If
now and then somE, new co t• forti o
beauty is not cheerf ' I y adde to the
home to increase its: ttractiN nesa i; if
all the promises mad to CI yelling
wife are easily forgot a or mo e evenly
broken; if each sucee ding ye r serves
but to increase the '6 td in th strong
box—then let the m stop'en fled u -
ly ask himself whet er,i for a w or
acres or a few more lars he oughtto
! I
have foregone all hose me tal
It .
spiritual delicacies Q ife-whic forri
large a part of our apple() a, an
have left his child 0 i mile weall
without that culture!co mind d h
which are esseutial . the righ use
enjoyment of it. ! -
19
—Bruce Young, a anadaa .outhjei
Railway conductor, ho live in IS
Thomas, has skippe f r parts nkdoia
eaving a large num of Cr ditorEl
?
mourn his sudden de rture.
—The Clinton Ne , Era of at we
says : Mr. A. Sterin•, who ied . _a:t
week, at the residenceof his 5!n, on t ,
6th concession, of 01 erich towns i ,
was one of the ea 1 pionee s of t
township, having co there bout t,
year 1840. He was. rn in 1 97 in th
parish of Pan bride. orfars ire, S
laud, and came to 1514 B count y in
year 11840. The Her n Tract was t
attracting attentioit, nd wit oth ri
he came her and as tled on the 6t
conceasion, where h continn d to r
side until the time i f his d tath. 11
took a,n active inter s in eh•rchnia
ters, and was ever r ling to help Io
ward any good caus . Polit cally
was a staunch Refo er. II outlive
wo daughters, and I'ved to see jtl
[t
his wife 12 Years, b 1 g 87 at the t in
of his death, and le ves one son n
urth generation. /1 w men enjoy d
ider circle of acquaintances or
eld in higher esteem. His rem
ere followed to Bayfield cemetery o
riday,by a large nuu4ber of Es mpathi
g friends andsorrowing relatives.
j
e
6
BEAL STAT
FOR SALE.
TT -IE HURO EXPOSIT°
PLOW"
erg ACRE p
lot 30ea
31, conoeseicin
seeded, and in
or pasture, I
AND EW ab
RM FOR S&1.,1.—North h lf of
d north heti of north half 4f .lot
, McKillop• Mosta this 1and is
exeellept oondition for me ow
or furth partictilars appy to
ENLOC Winthrop P. 0. .19 tf
1
1-I
OUSE F
ropert
to St:Thorn
oupi by
tion, ilrat-ol
room ante a
hard and sof
neoepearies
apply to the
se
0
13 ALE. -4
n John St
church
oole. Th
cellar, six
d kitohen
atter, a ne
ornplete.
roprietor.
or sale !that desirable
eet, Seatoreh, next door
rato age, and now oo-
re 11 good stone fo nda-
edreomieparlond ning
Mao a large wooc had,
stable, , and all other
or further. particulate;
. ROSS,,eleaforthl 830
QAW MIL FOR SAL .—Por sale, a saw mill
with or ithout stock. Shingle mill in con-
nection. Is ituated within one and a half miles
of Whiteehu ch station ot the Wellington, Grey
& Bruce Rail ay. Eve*, ing in good condition.
Will be sold t a remarkalily Jew price. App g to
J. W. MOW 1 SAY, Propr toe, at the mill, or by
letter to Whi eolunch Ie. 0. Wouel accept of a
partner. 843-10
, I
'WARM PO SAL E.--er salo, thd, south hall of
lot 10, ouoessiou 1,, Urey, containing 50
acres. There are 30 Peres cleared, part of the
balance has ettburned down and part bush.
There is a fra o house an 84ble, ' a young or-
chard and 4. ores of fa I 4he1t. It is situated
within a nul and a qua t r dt Jamrstown. It
will be sold c leap. 1 h joi ting 50 acres aro
also fur sale. This pro eqt ill be sold ..epa te.
V or togethe . Apply t SAMiJIL ANDR W
POLLOCK, o the farm or by mail to Ja les -
town P0. 850
VABM FOR SALE.— ithfr.lf lot 29, op-
Je cession 8 Morris, e u ain ng 1 0 acres, 4 of
which are cle red and nee. ly freerom stn ps.
'There ate on he premises a good 1 g house land
frame stable, wo never an ing woll4 and an ex-
cellent orcha d of al os two h ndred fituit
trees, all bet ing. Thp arm is oonvenie tly
situated, bein only two •a d a hale miles from
Brussels and hirteen trpnh Sedforth. For Inr-
ther particula apply t . 8 SCOTT, Brussels,
or to RICHA D LEES.I J4ndsay. 841
FARM IN TUCKERS ITH FOR !SAL
For sale, 1o24, coupe sion 3, E..R S. T ek,
eramith, cant ining 100 flares, 85 of which re
cleared; the rnjiaindera hardWeod hash. Thre
is a good briorouse n4 Mune outbuildlrgs.
There is a spaa id orobari and plc ty 'of wa er.
It is eonvenie t a sohooll and ehttroh. it is wi la-
in five miles on . eaforth and set Clinton, w th
good gravel ro d leading oth plaees. or
farther parte 1 re apply °ix te premises o to
Seatorth P. O. OBER' Ildo 51
VARM IN HU LETT -OR SA .—'or sale,'
-a-; lot 3, con e sion 3, hIlett, co taining 00
acres, 90 of w iCi are cleared, tee f stumps,.
nearly all u der-dra Mad a d in a high state
of cultivabion. 'here is a good briclresidenhe,
good outbuild a a sple did orchar rend ab n -
dance of water rhe Mai teed River un s through
the farm. It is ood for it -her stoc or gra n.
Is about four nu s from $forth an seven Ir m
Clinton, with a g od gra el ?road leading: to each
place. For furt1 er particuhus pply •n he pre
kat or address S afonli P; 0. it 1 BE;RT c -
MICHAEL. 84
"LIAM IN TUC
-le sale, Lot 8
amith, and the e
Conceaoion, o nt
acres are clamed
on the smell far
brenk bun, and o
land is well feno
good state of colt
good and mosll
youeg bearing
There are 20 a re
lots are adjoin"' g
Eeparately. It is
and three miles of Hippen,
leading to each pl co. App
to the propri t
FISHER. 847!
ERShiITH EOR ALL—'or
onceseion llic. R. S., Tuck r -
i1
et hale Of ot 9, in ! the 1 th
ifling 15au es, ef which 80
n the 'Itufee, iand 35 aores
. There4i a ood fearne bon e,
inn
her teoeSear buiedings•
d, well tinder -1 raised, and in I a •
,nation,. The timber lend is all
hardwood. There is a good
rebate and lenty o water.
of fall whan
eat Bow. , he two
and Bili ehe sold together
within sateen miles f Searor
nth good ravel roads
on ehe remises or
JIOSEP11
h
i' Kipped P. 0.
INF
TAI4T
TI ES.
faIRL WANT
ee" vent who Oa
90,'W , New York
'wages will be give
MRS. T. T. CO
•
—Wan ed, a ood eneral self -
wash me iron, to go to War -
To a cntnt orson go d
elAN, Seaeort 851-2
Foa palulare apply o
PAY UP.—TI • accoents du Dr. Vereoe r
meaning uti • llected haring been left in
hands for ollecli.u, all puttees ntereited are n
titled that the si e must ben net led -Without d
lay, else expens4s will be ineuir d. Parties d
siring to settle 4a do so either by tolling at
residence, Hail ur my, or at. R bet t Jamieson
store, Sea rot tin. . P. B RINE. 851
A CH ARMING- RES1MhN0 TQ RENT,
lee- Consisting o seven rootns,I a ood
woodsle d, &c. G oil well alis c1storr and a fine
lawn with fruit nee flowers.; I is vithin to
minutes walk of t e post eftece or d pet. Fr
'Maher particular enquire ,en the premises
C. el DUNLOP b51
y
's
!INaIelat TO REN .—Torent fite term of year
el: the old -Bel. omeetesdl'a near Kippe
,
'containing 96 acre all cleared acid under eeltiv
Ition. This farm i convraiently sit ated, beln
icleee to thevill e of KIppeneand is
'best farms in '1' c ersmith, e Terme
!Apply to the n dersigfied; on th
Ili013.4111' BEL
I OST NATI. SEED WBEAT.—
'-' signed has fo sale a fete nu dre
Lost Natioh8 i g heat.: sn'tabl
It is of fiestetlaes peiee $1.‘25 per bushel.
Apply GOVZ 1110CK,ner Seafortb.
N. B.:— lso a h• roughbred! Dtirhani Bull kept-.
851x4
one of ta
reasonable.
premieee.
65/
Ile undee-
bushels Of
for seed.
9
g
e
tee 'service.
1A7 ANTED,
Biker, wi
him. A stead
nook, and he r
Apply to WI
'new. 8!4ex4
N OTICE TO
L'
to the un
account are req
April lat. All
will be sued wi
h
,.._.-
First-Clase *egad and Ca
he view (*selling o tenting
oung maO cat do al goo btu
moderates the right ma
M 'WALKlaR, Box 171, Lno
;•
0
1-
FULTONI, Egm
TeULL FOR
oughbred
oalved My
ed in theleena a
on lot 8, 6onees
mondville P. 0.
M USICA1 L.—
aw-k• a "Milted uu
inept -atm and or a
street, sepond
110eULL bALV
ed he!s, on o
near Cromeety, 1
2 high fp adas, 11
"Sir Samnee,"
Apply rnithutio
DUNCAN el cL
BTORS.-411 part es indeb
igned either by N ce or Bo
red to peg the same In or befo
'ening unpaid after that d
o t further! notice. ROBER
ville. 840-4
I.!
E.—For Stile, oheap, a Thor -
ham eoti " Duke of MayX,'
888; of amen color and regist
Short Rorie Herd Bqok. App
inn 9, Tuelterstnith, or to E
IMON 7ITINTER. 851f4
n
A
1
Is. T. D. rinndergast will reeei e
ber of pupils for instructiqn
lessous, her reed enc , John
r west of Eoglieh ch irch.849-t f.
y
FOR SALE.--- The
17, Conoessien 1
ood thorough -bre
earnings They we
mported ' !Knight o
premises or to Cr
EN. 849.4
undersig
, Hiboer ,
Bull arld
a sired
Warloby
arty P.,'
-potuaas S'OR
A -P Sale a en
Bull nClav7, ran .1,
They are 'Lori e
the British .Ana
the best and en
animals oan b
Us torne,jor adu re
RUSSELL. 84:x
E —The undersigned has fpr
er of Thotonelobred Durhainl
g from le, to 14 iloonths oed.
inners, and aka registered 'n
an Herd 'Book, aid are fro
fashions ,tle !families. Thebe
e
, .
een on „lot 7, Thames Road,
n's to Exeter p. 0. THOM1B
hleSOLUTI N OF ,PARTNERSHIP.—The
-se' Undersign d lureby give notice elute the po-
-partnership he e ofore existing between the
in the Village of Hensall, es merchants, under
the name and s vl of G. Kerrey & Son, wag dip -
solved by mut 1 1 coeseat on the 3Ist day bf
January, 1884. 11 debts dee the firm are to 9
paid to Georg ninny, MURRA
JAMES NIUE" A 849-4 !
OTHEoLtell:Oin AvLipia.I—geFoki sale, John Breseon's
ofi Deysdale' township
of Stanley.. TI ropetty Ile it goodconditi in
and the hotel h d ing a profitable eosin:lessee id
is sure of obtai..ii g a liceese. There is in co
vection with itia, acre of lend on which i
good stable an, od en-char/IL. • Thee are t o
never failing w I . This isan excellent openi g
for a ewe). maul w shing to ertga ge n the ho el
business. For further partieulars aPply on t ie
premieeslor to lie-scla.le P.. 0 JOHN BRESSO
850
AGENTS We. TED.--Wented, aceive, reliable
AgOntS at1S aforth,,Exeter, Goderich, Brine
sea, Blyth, Geed and Wingliam, to canvass or
the sale of rea ere, mowers; rakes, twine binders
drills, seeders, e laws, sulky :plows, straw cuttees,
wagons, truck horse powet s, Separators, port-
able and tra.cti n steam engjnes, saw mill ma-
chinery, &c , a nfeetured y the North Ameea
can Agricultur I mplement and General Marin-
facturing Comte y, London Ontario', Apply Ito
WM. B. McLE , , Hensall, Ont., or to the Norith
American man turfing eotapary, London. 841.
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of all
befor
hot h
to by
believ
the e
Will
SOR
for on
custo
per bo
fr. II
be
Ag
h will
rt dutie
impor
mese
is eah
article
full
to Mo
's Rak
kinds
buyin
P !
a Ioad Gnui. e South :13 nd
ED PLOWS & :SULKY PLOW
,
eUST RE EIVED AT -
0. C. W LLSON'S
cultural Impleme
t Wtreroom, Seaforth,
e sold at old prices, notwit9istandi4ig the increase of 10 per cel
e rise int e
, the en scriber being deteiof the a few days before th
rmined to keep those valuable Plows
ed One nndred and Fifty
nently, heis enabled to s11 them at former prices until the prase t
usted. all and see those lows 1efore buying a comnaon or i
Every low guaranteed t give s tisfaction or no sale.
ok of Massey Reapers and Masse Mowers, Toronto Reapers a
ere, Toronto Cord Binder i and assey's Low Down Binder, a
s, all of Which will be sold heap and on reasonable terias. Repoli s
ways on hand for the abo e mach4ies. Don't fail to see my Edo k
a machine.
11111111EIMENNINI
plIPPEN STILL ITO THE FRONT
For Form
er.' limplemeats. i
Talf7176r8 Patrorti'‘ Home Industry.
rlows, Harrows, Cultivtors, and
Lan Rollers.
T. MELLI)§, K!PPENI
On Hand Again, and ittlilve to business for the
priug of 1884, who is always studyin the Ferra-
ra' interests in regird to farm _ mplementa,
ekes this opportunity of notifyirg his many
uetomers, and those i need, that he has on
iiand the largest, the b1 st, and the cheapest selpc-
on of implements in the county, oonsisting of
and Rollers, Gang Plows, Cultivators, Stubble
lows General Purpose lows, Sod Plows, South
end Chilled Plows lean beam Plow, also
. Ben Improved Attie:imn Steel Plows. Farm
ers„ Call and See Them before buying elsewhere.
Also on hand large ail Straw Cutters, which will
ho sold at a bergam. Alt implements sold for
mall profits for cash, or on short time.
ACONS; CARRIACES AND BUCC1E8
ade to Order, and al repairing of Buggies arid
aggorfir will receive ttention. Plows and Har-
ro mes Repaired. Fat era, now is the time to
tech along your plo s apd harrows for repairing.
Farmers wanting new mould boards, plow beam,
nd althea, eecond-h nd iron beam or No. 4
Imes, can get euppli el et my shop. Plow cast-
1gal and gang plow c stings for all the leading
lows in the trade. Bcmcinber that T. Melilla',
p en, is the place t get your wants supplied
i the plow line. Alsb rtpairs on hand for the
wenn Hooser Drills, In ersoll.
Ilittelmniihing and Horse Shoeing
n all its branches ex cneed with neatness, _dune-
ility, and despatch. S all Profits is My Motto.
all and and good
Youwillalways find me alive to
e
ored, and ready to do
si ess.
8494.1. T. MELLIS, Kippn.
0. C. WIqiSO
otwith
wever
he wea
merit
tire co
HA.T MUST CO
N 1\ain Street Seafortli
ME
HALL COM
SP -
tending the great difficulty in introidueing a new remedy tothe pub
uperior, account of tile enormons amount of advertisi-
gresorted
thyproprietors of the many articles already in the mar et, yet we
in the end must win, add, as already in these parts, so hrotighout
ntry.-
GLYCERATED 13A4SAIVI. OF FIIR"
e recogaized as the standard remedy of the age forCOUGHS, COLDS ana
THRATS. f any want furth r proof, let them- try a bott e, or stand
day ir our stor and listen to the volunt ry testimony offered 3, grateful
era. Tits hetilin and soothing pro )ertes ire truly marvellous. I Price, 50t
tle, for sale by
Pobitson, Wroxeter; Edwar Snelloramestown ; James Camp.
1, Walton ; S.McKibbin, Lead uri IA. Govenlock, Win1irop ;
J. Kidd & Son, Dublin; Will imiDrirn,rnond, Blyth; Jm,
Scot, Brucefield ; J. Bonth, on&,93rn, Hensall,-
ner & Son,1Zurich ; L. Sii on, .1) shwpod ; M. Wil-
iams, Cpmary; J. Le ilie,- ke ; R. Gar-
diner,1Farquhar, ; J. TfTrig Beechwood
. D. Weismillr, Kipp n • R. Drysdale,
Drysdale; G. li BeWson, Bay-
field ; Geo. St wart! Co.,
Varna; R. E. kinsmai Staji.s.
WHOLESALE OR R TAIL BY
'UM DEN
wiL s 014,
MANU ACTURERS, SEAFORTIEF, ONT.
NEW MILLING FIRM IN SEAFORTI-1
HE
SEAFORTH ROIT.LER
LATE THE ED MILL.
1\cBRIbE (St SMITi, from Strathroy,
*wing bought the above mills, and refitt
ud best machtpery that could be procur
GRADUAL REDUOTI
d forl
d then, throughout with all the latel,
N OOLLER MILL,
nd the result attained is, they have on of the best mills in the Province.
armers can rrow get all their GRISTING andl CHOPPING Ilene itt Seaforth,
nd have it home with them the same data and; Satisfaction Guaranteed.
FIJO 13Et.A.I•T •41-3:)
or sale by the ton or ia less quantities—FOR: CASH. Cashfor any quantit
f Wheat.
McBRIDE & SMITH.
MR. THMAS SMITH will persotially seperintend the SeafOrth Rolle
ills.
4EY!.
HONEY!
--4--WARRANT D IPURE.
Every perchaser satisfied with qu lity 4d price. Five gonad pail, 99
ente ; two and a half pc:mad pail, 45 cen s.
1 X",sTW .8,
New Gol(tEin Beardless Barley, Reim' 's Imp oved Six -Rowed Batley, Goose
pring Wheat, White Elephant Potatoes, Amb? Sugar Cane Seed from Kansas.
St#1,1:2='LIMS-
Italian, Cyprean and Holy Land Bees land Queens, Single a#d Double
ailed Hives Extractors, Honey Kniv s, Ve1, Bee Guards. Evetything ,te
arry on the business safely and supoessfully at D. A. Jones' prices Enclose
t.
tampE for pri e list.
1" Mon y to loan at 6 and 6/ per oe
•
PE
AT IS IT Wliee IT IS THE
PL'S POPULAR
OTORAPH PARLORS,
ith A DREW CALDER at the helm, and now
hat th holiday !season is fast approaching, end
he goo people bf Huron end Perth will doubt -
1088 req ma sone thing neat and eatistio in the
ay of an-traitso send as holiday gifts to abient
friends tr reLativ s, and Mr. C. being fully alive
o the i epottanc of this feet, has made [medal
extra : . igeme ts fonthe accommodation of the
oliday Ueda. ALDERS for Christmas pie,
tares, C LDER' for New Year's Pictures. For
a Photo of taety design, excellence of shade and
finish, e sy and I graceful position, coupled with
approp ate backgronod and ateeessorien give tbe
P. P. P. . a trie, and then go away smiling with
delight &nd a good picture.
ANDREW CALDER,
oetli's lilook,8esforth.
cregor,
bHRYSTAL & BLACK,
PRACTICAL
0LER MAlERS.
THE bscribers have bought tete Toole and
Boil r Business lately carried ou by the God«
erich Fa dry and Manufacturing tompany, and
leaving i4d an experiments of over eight years io
that elm are now prepared to carry on the trade
in all it e ranches.
Any * k entrusted to us will receive prompt
ettentio First-olass work guaranteed.
All kiida of Boilers made and epaired, &lee
moke teaks and Sheet Iron Work, &Gest reao
heonNaghebwloerto
t notice, and at prices that defy coml.
ter Pans made and old onea repaired or
titiopanti
RYST.A.LBex&19H3L,A604Keri„
L
o
1.1-1
CAR LOAD WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY TWO-
7. P.
the place te go,
quite a show.
eh and rare
les are there,
in price
L. PAPST'S is
axing in Jewelry
trigs and jewels
;pall the latest st
very reasonabl
T a get a Locket
Oh ! so nice.
iilease call on Pap
is word is sure,
'r buying from
, n every man an
t,
there goods so poor.
woman born,
L.o1 at Papat'e st ok to -morrow morn.
Papa ain't ashamd, to show his stock,
And can be found in Cardnoli Block.
4pa says Chrs' g ods are best,
Sol in a. Clock or 1 atch invest.
Ib please you lie 1 ill do his best, and
try to riva all the rest.
The best place West of Toronto to
hese
pur
Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Silver-
ware and Spectacles
s at the popultr jewelry store of
0. L. FF'APST,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
CARD IO14 THANKS,
1THE DIRECTORS OF THE MCKILLOE MUTUAL
,) FIRE IN8URAC2 OXPANY.—Gentlemen ;el
aha this opportunity o thanking you for the
pr mpt settlement of xxy loss caused by the burn-
ing: of my dwelling houee and part of the contents
on the night of the l 26t1i of February, which was
inenred in the company bit the suin of 8500, which
mai has been paid in full by the Treasurer of the
orepany. I also than • my neighbois for their
instance and kinenes to neyeelf and family on
the night of the fire an4l in assisting simile to re-
1Mild. JOHN HINe CH EY,
e undersigned offeks fer sale his Black8s5m1xi:
A SPLENDIDSINESS th-
! BLfCHANCE
and Wagon mekines ablishneent in the vil-
lage of Egmondville, t era er with the tools and
goad -will of the busi es ; also a considerable
stook of iron and lumber. ! There are two large
hops, one for blacksmi hing and the other for
On the prerniees or address Egmondville Ic 0.
it
wood -working. There are three fires in the
blaeksmith shop. Thi is in the centre 01 0110 of
the best agricultural istricts in Canada:- The
hueiness has been (tab ished thirty years and a
good man with some cepital can make money
fat. The best reasons 'given for selling. Apply
01BERT FULTON. 648
APRIL 4, 'il8
LEGAL. -
R S. cARRoLL,..
LATE of Garrow & Proudfoots Ofilee, Goeeeeee
Solicitors Conveyarmer, &c. Money -to j
SW Office in Meyer's Block, Maio see
Seaforth.
•'
'pee C. HAYS,_ Solicitor, &o. Private:mot:tee 4.,
1ere lend at lowest rates of intereet. Orman ;
Corner of Square and West Street, Godirih. See
CeARROW tt PR0T3DF00T,Barristirrigenei.
'as tors, &c.,Goderleh, Oaten T .ele •
Wra.Prondloot
fulig
CAMERON, HOLT.& CAERON, Bearjeteri:
lolicitors in Chanery, 4.. GodorichAzz
M. O.Carneron,Q . C., Pbelip Holt,
eron. I G eseee
; 606
w.el
0„EyEle, Barrister and Ateeey eel
Il-
Law, Solicitor in 'Chancery. Com seionie
for taking afddait@in the Provineceof eitookeec.
Solicitor for the Bank : et' Hamilton, Wingert;
Privatefunde toloanatdi t 0 di per ;nett.
. ------------„oe, -
it/FANNING & SCOTT, Barr:lateral, Sone
eel-
Conveyancers,
&e.; Solicitors for he Bon
of Johnton, Tisdale &! Gale. Money 'le 104,-
0f:dee, Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario
e .
A, jile,
MANNek
1YZR ICKI
1 j&AblDs8S c°NTSTClee, Barnators
781 '
1-111- Block, Wingham. Solicitors for the Beat
vioftsRainniMailt4nniiobaC°. niPnlisriv8 °enfeurnsdf:tor tlaokarligataltie pet
T ATE witheameromeHolt & Canicronoderidif
0...MYER. E. L. DICKI ROL
cent. Luoknow offiee eery Wednesds )4 11.z.
L0E-rusi.13---------ANeyt
-e-e Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyneer e,
Money to loan, Beneoeses Old Office, 'Cardeoit
Block, Seaforth. . 7
-8.0. IVIcOAtiHEY, A. M. -
VOTARY Public, Coneyancer, Commissidnere,
&c. Office in Carichael's Bleek(groled
floor), opposite THE EXPOSITOR Office. Money ise
lend. Farms and houses for sale. !
F. HOLMESTED,
QUOCESSCR to latefirm of MeCaeghey
Holmested, Barrister, Solicitor, Coneeyeneerl
and Notary Solicitor for the Canadiatileankoel
Commerce. Money to ;lend. Farms 'or isle.;
Office in Scott's Bleak, Main street, Seafeeth.
BUSINESS CHANG1
The Illiderfktied begs to announce to the pub -1
lic that he has purchased the general store bud.;
nem, hitherto carried on by Ma Henry Schefer,
in Kippen, and is determined to place re in eh;
fronk ranks of general stores in the Count -yet
Huron. Our stock of
•
Dry Good, Groceries, Cropkerai
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, c,,
Will be found well assorted and coalelte, with
splendid lines of Spring Goods arriving. nearly
every day. We show excellent va1nes in New e
Cottonad• s, Sh;rtings, Dress Goods, Prie, Cot-
tons, Carpets, Tweeds, Ducks, Denims, Unwhiak
were bought for cash at a di count, of whith we
will give our customers the advantage.
Remember, we do not quote low priceeforlew
graded goods, merely for a catchpenny, but ratio
to keep a first-class stock and se 4 it as eheap
the next.
Cali and examine our stock and prides tad co-
vince yourself before purchasing elsewhere'es we
are satisfied you cannot get as good goadsat the
same prices.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange, for wich,
the highest prices wi I be paid.
Five per cent. discount allowed on all cash par
chases exceeding 81 after March lst.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
D. WEISMILLER.
DOMINION
OFFICE AND POCKET
pIARIES
FOR/ 18844
CANADIAN ALMANA
FOR 1884.
PHICE, 15 CENTS.
1••••...iimmraii••••111
C. Ws PAPST
BOOKS.ELLBR. SEAFORM
CANADIAN BANK !OF COMSRCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital, .:, .11,000,000.
Rest, A 1
900,0000.
Presii-ent, Hon. Wm. McMaster.
SEAFORTH 1 BRANCH.
The Seseforth Branch of this Bank onntifell.630
receive deposits, on which interest fa allewedoe
the most favorable terms.;
Drafts on all the principal towns and *Merin
Canada, on Great Britain, and on tris Unite&
States, betIght and sold.
Oe----Firt door South of the Coramereig
Hotel.
689 A. la. IRELAND, Manatiero
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor.
R. rif IR G 0 it
C°NvEYA-NCER, Auctioneer, Agent for lint -
cites Fire, Life and Aocident InsuranceCome
panies. Debts collected and returns made with
out delay. Money to loan - on improved Ural
property. All businese entrusted to me will bee
promptly and carefully attended to. Office era
posite Mr. Kelly's Jewelre'Store, Hensall.
SEAFORTH WOoLLEN MILLS#
T BEG to inform thoe' indebted to :me for:
manufacturing or book accounts, that °Wig
to the entite destruction of my mill by Iliee 1_01 • ;
cotnpelied to call on you for a prompt, seem"
meat of your accounts, as the bookie thedbt
closed -
1 hope a second appeal !rill not be neeenfeler7e,
8s9 G. VANEGX011),