HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-05-09, Page 67 -Tennis Voters._
.`here have been many reasons ; •ven
brat and ;last why women shoal • not
'vote, bat I desire to say, in the full light
>f a ripe experience, that some of hem
• a fallacidus I refer more parti ular-
y to the argument that it will d : • e
women to go to the polls and vot • like
a mai.. 1Vhile Tam not and neve_ have
been a howler for female suffrage,I must
admit that it is much more of a sac -
'sem than prohibition and space ative
'science,.
My wi�e voted eight years wit my
frill knowledge and consent, and -day
I oa.imot gee but that she is as ; ocile
and as tractable as when she vol+ my
trnsting heart, Now those who know
me best will admit -that I am 1• of a
lad='es' man, and therefore what may
say here is not said to secure favo and
grateful smiles. I am not attr ctive
and I alit: not in politics: I believ that
I am homelier this winter than I seal.
There are reasons. why I believe that
what I may say on this subjec will
be sincere acid not sensational, a sel-
fish' I
It is the truth that a good ful vote
always wows a list of the best •• omen
and the wives of the best amen. A aright
•day makes a better showing f lady
voters than a bad one, and the w ether
• :makes a bore perceptible differe ce in
the female vote than the real:, but
when things are exciting and the • attle
'is red-hot, and the tocsin of war s • u'nds
anon, the wife and mother pats • a ylaer
armor and her sealskin "sotto.: and
knocks things cross-eyed.
It is generally supposed that t i e ie-
male voter' is a pantaloenatic, " -half
horse, half alligator kind 6I a w • man,:
who looks like Dr. 'Mary Welke , •ancl
has the appearance of one -who ha: risen
hastily in the night at the alarm of fire
and dressed herself partially in h:, -own
garments and partially in her has . • nd's.
This is a popular error. In Wy• +• ing,
where female saffrage has r =d for
years, you meet quiet, coerteou and
gallant gentlemen, and fair, quid , sen-
sible woman at the polls whored v is an
infnitely;•more proper place to end a
young lady unescorted than to'th: post -
office in any city of the Union. You
can readily see how. this ;is :so. The
men abobt the polls are alway can-
dictates and their friends. That is the
reason that no party can afford t • show
the slightestrudeness toward •a voter.
Weeks' and months before •elec 'on in
Wyoming the party with 'the longest
parse subsidizes the most -livery : tables
and carriages. Then on the eventful
day every conveyance available 's dec-
orated with a political placate and
driven by a polite young man who is in-
structed to improve the time. Thus,
every woinan in Wyoming has a • hence
to ride once a year at least. i ately,
however,' many prefer -to walk o the
polls and, they go in pairs, trio: and
quartettes, voting their little sent•ments
and calnmly returning to their ookies
and crazy quilts as though politics didn't
jar their mental poise a minute. _.
It is possible, and even pr bable,
that a man and his wife May d sagree
on polities as they might on relig on. If
the husband manages his wife as he
would a clothes -wringer, and to a s her
through life by a crank, he • ill no
doubt work her politically, but if she
hes her own ideas about things s • e will
naturally act on them, while the man
who is henpecked in others matt:ra till
he can't see out of his eyes, • ill be
henpecked, no doubt, in the ma ter of .
nationalland local politics..
These ;are the few facts abo • t the
actual working of female suffrage and I
do not tangle the great question of the
ultimates results upon the political
machinery if woman suffrage •' ere to
become general. I do not pret:nd to
say as to!tha>. I know a great d -al but
I do not know that. There are a•Fillions
of women, no doubt, who are better
qualified to vote and yet they • annot,'
than millions of alleged men w se do
vote abut no one"oan tell now w • at the
ultimate effect of a change mig a t be.
So far as Wyoming is concerned the
Territory is prosperous and - ha • py. ; I
see, also; that a murderer was h • ng by
process of law there the othe day.
That looks like the onward m : rah of
reform whether female suffr: a: had
anything to do with it or not. And
they're going to hang another next
month 'if the weather is favorab e and
Executive clemency remains do e • ant as
I think it will. All these thinglook
hopeful. F We can't tell what the Terri-
tory would have been Without female
suffrage,' but when they; begin t hang
men by law instead of by meonli ht,the
future begins to brighten up.
Teaching Birds. +
A native of Alsace, but now ii ing in
New York city, has been succe:sful in
teaching birds to sing. Rece a tly he
taught one of our American robi • s to do
so. The bird was kept by hi •, in a
- dark room,with a small music- . x • set
to play only one tune. " M , Mary
Ann," made popular by Harr -1g - n and
Hart in their farces. A dozen limes a
day or more, this rnusia-box gro
this one tune. The owner of th
a good whistler and somethi
musiciatl. At such odd hoar
could get from his work he went
room where the bird was confin
whistled the tune. Occasion
would take his violin to the ro+
play " My Mary Ann." The
heard no other music but this, a
consequence in a couple of
began to sing this song. When
so he could whistle it from begi
end his improvement ceased.
now he sings at intervals this p
air in rivalry with the music -b
mnuh to the delight of the owne
imitative faculty thus develo
clang to the bird, who is' now c
•
o- nd out
bird is
g of a
as he
to the
d and
lly he
m and
robin
d as a
•• onths
he got
r• ing to
And
aintive
x•, and
. The
led has
natant-
ly picking up new note's, and las per-
fected itself in a•portion of one of the
airs from " Fatinitza." It h s also
learned to speak three French hrases,
and has acquired the habit of calling
out in a shrill whistle, " Jul s," the
name of its owner's son. Altog Cher it
is a famous bird, and its owner -ll not
part with it for any amount of money.
The method pursued by this n tive of
Alsace is that pursued by tr finers in
Ertrope who make the educt tion of
songbirds a specialty. The bullfinch is
their favorite student, because i learns
the most readily, can acquire two or
three tunes, and is a favorite in the
market. These trainers, genera ly peas-
ants, will fill a- darkened ro+m with
cages of bullfinches, and teach hem by
the use. of what is known a: a bird -
organ to whistle some particul: tune.
The bird -organ is a baby hen organ,
and plays only the one song the teacher
desires; his scholars to learn. This is
Pound out to them a dozen tim -s daily,
•
and lin a month o two the
graduated, and apps ently re el i•
education, abandoning thei
song ,.for the artifloia one. he:
or music -box is o _ton subs itu
the bird organ, but'one of `th - t
always the acoompa intent • `l t
cation of a songbird Oar y e an
arses take their mu ioal trai:•'in
their] male parents, and 'an t • as
have no soug peculi t to the s eo
male birds among them hay
songs. Generally, , owever, th
fanciers, or persons who ma e_
ness of rearing ea aries, se
r.ON EXE S1TORq
singer and allow the you 'g
hear only his song, which by
they learn to imitate. O t o
mocking birds, havi g no no es so g
peculiar to themselves, are efts , lea xi -
ed a variety of t • nes. Wh; e t to
and 'often pick up a variety themselves they : re mere i s oto a,
and 'so &nuke a De re gab
ads
lose
with, properly spe :: ing, no m • !nsi • in it.
. ,
f
bzttd
5, t
ma y
b' dt
bei-
a ne
nBto
y
Preparing Seals . � pt
In a small, gloom' room a jt'
a diegy building in down
eight girls sat wor •lug sto
light seemed dusty nd hot
'dimly through the ofincr • ate
dow panes; and the rumble
ery below jarred the floor i
The girls sat in little groups.
Shabbily clad, thengh - t
tonehes of bright color here
and; their faces all ooked p
careworn. Their acks ever
weeny way as the leaned
work. Each gir held
stretched across he lap, an
it with great rapidity. T
were quite Mack.- They tjel
and when a str-e.nger en
looked at him listlessly foe.
and then dropped their eye
week again. , -
"They are picking the
hairs out of the ski "said, t
rubbing his hand over one of
pieces of fur. " Weget all
skins from Lond n, where
taken direct from he Aidi
Sealskins cannot colored
England. They n : t only h
liar! process there, bat the
fleeces result in better col
can be done herd. So- ' the
En land first. 'After they
cohhred they are slipped' al
world and made into. •eacque:.
mus, gloves and hats when t
at their destination."
" Why are the long black
speak of not taken out in Lon,
II
•
tt►P'of
str et
he
ne
e-
ach e-
sazaf
yw
ly.
re
re ire
nd there,
cl: •alnd
botina
ye th ;ir
s n
pikdat
ir hh 'ods
n• Bio -e,
rel• t ey
ni. nie t,
0 th 'ir
black
fo een 0,
he glo. By
ou , seal-
th y !:are
rgior. s.
at ice, of
e; : peen
lull tip 'n-
in,- t an
'U: oto
av:• en
ov -r he
do mla s,
e'• aril ve
al s On
on• ?"
" Well, I don't know the t
any particular reason- ex qep
omical one. The London
charge quite heavily for the
the result is we prefer to
where it doesn't cot ns mac
not require highly skilled 1
black hairs you se are n s
much longer than the rest t
There is a difference of per : ps
teen grain of the fur the Wait blow Il h
thee
all be made to stand out."
•` How many hours do tri:
work a day ?"
" They come at "Seven ' log
leve at six: They are paid . it
Of' course they do not mak th�
tunes, but still the pay is fai
,i s. Monotonous work." -
ere �e
th ec n-
oanoe ns
Ik, nd
i hi re
t ,dikes
The
very
e fur.
aSix-
gainst
re can
Oe
41` Oh, it's overpoweringly s
chatty foreman,shrugging hi slit
impatiently. " The incessa t "''l
almost drives me mad at ime
then, I suppose it's worse fo the
.
A Milkman's Id., a -
A short, ruddy -faced, waging.t ng ea
man said he was returning - o ale
west, where he bad been travelling for
pleasure and with a view o a ing
mining investments. He w s no a) 'all
backward in giving me the ire lien
that he was worth money,.and u 1 on
inquiry I found he was just a f•ee l to.
tell the manner of its acgnir a t. < "I
have been in the milk , basin s in I an
eastern town for a good man ears, i' be
said. "In fact, I am in the si es,ss in
a nnna:ber of towns, and hay a'{ pretty
good thing of it. Of coni , you are
thinking right away that -I pt _ in
the cans, but you are m j t ` en I
never watered a milk -can i my I 'fe.
Theme is an honester, surer, ea dr 1 ay
than that to get rich in the it ug-
nees, and I'll give you the cret, s I
know you're not in the biz. When f
first started driving my o wa on,
fourteen years ago, I quickly cid ghat
nothing, not even good mil aid low
prices,would bring customers Ike gossip.
Yes, sir,gossip-some tow • ' seadal,
family secret, bit of news or :omet 1 ing.
Well, I used to have someth r.g Ic f hat
kind every ;morning. If the a had been
any births or deaths during the night,
accidents, fires, arrests of t+wn-folk, a
new scandal or anything, I • ad it on my
tongue's :end, and while dr: Wing,the
milk would spit it,ont at a 1 Belly ate.
You would be surprised to seri c w I the
mistresses on my route got:o; coming'
out after their own milk, . ne sad of
sending the hired girl. - -Wh - ,!t ey used
to be on . the wait for me and tak a!n
e
g
g
k
wa
lir
ills
rid
es.
yid the
ulders
icing
�;bizt
girls.."
extra pint half the time, just k' e
talking a little longer. Bef {b
ha more customers than I Id s rve,
though I•claimed better mil • sin ny-
body else and sold it • one ce lli her.
Then I branched out- h `re j other
drivers and bought a dairy o : ,• • .own.
Every one of my drivers had •it np to
snuff in the gossip, though !When
there isn't anything else for 'e to tell
I invent little shortstoriesa a ' Ings,
not improper ones, but don 1 fr ouble
-what do -you -call -'ems ? o`a Me in-
teeders, and they catch on {Jbit, The
result is I have a practical mbnopo y of
the milk business in four goad; ;towns,
and am making money hand o�
If you want to build up a trade
thing you must study to plea
knew," and the rnddycb. ekE
laughed and seemed to feel ',I good. --
Chicago Herald.
to
du
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tae,
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fist.•
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an
-The Brandon Sun poke fun at the
great metropolis in the following fas-
hion : The people of Winnipeg a et a
loss what to do with Main sir e., They
have abandoned the notion c#f-titaavelling
it, and block paving will cost moreban
theyecan stand ; in its natural state it
is ecoming less and less en arable.
The question,what will they do With it ?
has driven all who have tackle I itto
distraction. The best It ing they can
dolls to move out of the lace. It was
never intended as a site or a ci y. Let_
them move down to Sta y Mee ?tain, or
on promise of good b havio , 'hey
may come to - Brandon! Thi is the
coining city of the N rthwe t ei her
with or without them.
RE3AL ESTATE F a R SALE.
1k17 E FAAbf'FOIt SAL North • 1
lot 3A, and north half of , oelth ' ='i►lt of
onceaion 9, Magiliop• Mo! of loted, d is exoo'1lent condif43laidissete.Forfurtherppar :04
'readowGtOVF}NIOCK,Wintapply to
.pp. Q. 819tf
b
$ tQ
seed
or' ;p
DRE • +8-S LE.-Thaefollowing
is off red for sale ;tn. the
E eter : A planing mill, s•
wi h a c m Leto set of or .moi
bo er i • first -elites' w oalkie
ho Ise, a orehouse, at rete an
Twises The facto
e 's-asonable. ' e'', 'he
fleeto Office, 'eteeeee.'a:rti
GUS
pr
to St
o pied
tire,
r
h
n
minable 'property
ttivleg 'village of
nd ops factory
crye
d;1 ergine and
ord r ;I dwelling
erg
dry{ skkinpy onto the
itheed Wi h hot air,
al
854-4
a e, hat . eeirable
Seafot*, eat door
agge, a d new oc-
geod ton 'fonnd,-
tee, a 1 r, dining
o e 1 rg4 oodehed,
b e, IA 11 other
u th r p rtioulare
PS, : elft rth. 880
S
LOW!S'
F •3 E. --For
;Arty en ltehn Street,
onus •olearoh parvo
y Mr. Seole. There i
t -cissa •ce lar, six beds
oma d a good ] itchen. Al
rd anti sok water, a new et
ease es complete. For
ply-tthe proprietor. D. R
0'Q'.E FOR 1SALE . OR
s:1e or to rent, a dwelli
s nth o the railw y track, adj
S=afort e:. There Is three qua
1' -a , a1 well fenced; also a g
The ho ee is comhodious an
a good ellar and woodshed;
ater convenient. Wilt be, a
o the premises to the u
. T. i ENS. •
ARh1
ceo
' sihich a
here a
famea
c Hent
tees,a
s' tnate
russet,
t er pa
o. to a
TO R
g e
+snit h
tere f a
od ceche
cam o t1
leo ard
1d ' c stip
dorsi nod,
N T. j -For
and lot,
town oil-
i acre a?
d on its:
hie, with
and MRsoft
Apply
S. -
855
oil 29,con-
es,
sta40mpofs.
Muse and
an ex-
ed
xed fruit
n • eniently
ii es from
Fo�r far -
K retseela,
841
FOR BALE. -North half of
aion 8, Morris, contain rig 100
re cleared and nearly fro fro
re on the premises a good lcrg
able, two never failing a
orchard of almost tw h
1 bearing. - The farm s'
, being only two and a elf
and thirteen from Sea orth.
tieulars apply to F. S.
CHARD LEES, Ltodsa
a
e
0
f:
AR
Fo
emit
eared
a go
here i
I is co
it five
d gr
f rther
S : afore
AR,,
R.
a••ut9
O culti
b.nkb
n:cessa
o lard.
• oad, a
faith.
ripaira
o ll tobeSe
•,e
IN TUOKERSMITS }R
sale, lot 24, conoeseion • H• R.
, containing 100 aures,: 8 of w
the remainder is hurdle dbuls
d brick house and fra o
a splendid orchard and ' eat
eenient to school and oh oh. I
ilea of Seaforth and six o (Olin
vol roads leading to b th Iplao
1aartionlars apply on thq' pre •
P. O. ROBERT eifeV
SAE.-
& Tao-
ichLare
There
t + Id/dings.
watr*
is
with -
on, with
s. For
es or to
-851
2;Huron
110 acres,
high state
Cl se, good
a d other
!8 ring or -
h: Huron
nd
in good
on. It
;remises
E 'Ni;Y.
853
FOR SALE. -For sal
, Tuokersmith, contA
of which are cleared an in, a
etion. There is a large l r ok
re with stabling under a tb
y outbuilding& ; also a1 1 go
It is pleasantly siteated J n
out half way etweer 1 to
The buildings' and fano ar
d the land in: first class c n
aforth
old 'veryP. chea0.pMRS. ApplyGE eh
OE
ARMERS, IT Will
—TO CALL A'fC T
.HjRONFdU
RITRE HIGH SC 00
,K +
1 •
I.
Whitt has been made
this c linty. I have gre
ney G ng Plow for this se
satisfi d in saying that it
the market. Our
And see our oto
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„Y)
Si 04TH,
k of
1
eepeoi
atly
assn
is�t+e
LAND ROLL
.Are large and heavy, runni
doing good work. Our
CRAIN CRUS
lly for
provea
nd feel
best' in
ht and
IS
•
11
tmade
gutting
Mills
red on
Bridge
ion,
dments
till line
le HAT TS TT ? WHY IS
HOTOORAPH PA
With A. DREW CALDER at th
that th holiday season is last *
the gee .People of Myren. and P
less req e something neat atiel
way of Itortraite to send as hoIMd
to the i portance of this fact, h
friendscr relatives, and Mr. C.
e tre ar engem ents for the sow
holiday "de. CALDER'S fo
t res, CALDER'S for New Yier
a Photo! of testy design, exec ci c
a propreate background and ekes
delight 2nd a good picture.
ANDREW CA
Seott' BI
g ft
ing
Chritit
Piet
of
DE
AR.
, and now
ng and
doubt -
t es in the
t absent
as Pi
ad° and
!ed with
give the
ing with
VAR A.
1 84 NEW iPR1NC pOODS 1884.
-AT TH
Post Office o e.
Y stock is now complete,
splendid ageortment of tle
. Cotton Shirtiege, White Co
I II II Gloves, Fancy Tie
ent otl Boots end Shoes,
gtand (*splay of rockery an
Nand. a /till stoe of Greco
ardwere, consist ng of all k
Ile, anid Glass in all sizes,
avingeeow a fire -class tail
f shioneble snit of !clothes on s
t • de glees given for Butter
e• nt oe new Wall Paper and
red. 852
t ng of a
Js Tweeds,
nd Den-
tin ace Cur-
ds, Tto iery and
a es, Edgings,
las w just to
• into and
he illage, we
d Flom
d Highest
oats and
rtde
r n
The ,,b-lencoe Agricultural I
the farmers of Huron and P
arranged with
To kee constantly on hand
W OUGHT -IRON
end 1 other TJtiplements
them, so for all the mach
teeter by THOMPSON eic
All otders for Machinery le
or ad °seed to -Box 33,
re in
that
pa
es
Manu -
tor the
ured by
y mama
of Strat•
ir agent
Agent
f
A Car Load of Genuinel
Whi
linarpo
etook
tariff
roc
erio
tToro
Sh-
Of all
befer
JUS,T RECEIVED
0, C. =JON'S
Ag4icultural Imple
will he sold at old prices,In twithstanding the increase of
t duti , the subscriber being determined keep those value
ted One Hundred and ifty of them ai few days before t
; eons aently, he is ene,bled to sell them a former prices tint'
is exhausted. Call and see t ose Plows b ore baying a co
article, Every Plow guar n eed to give' se, i faction or no Hale.'
full etock of Massey Reaper and Massey; Mowers, Toronto eapers
to Mowers, Toronto Cord nders and Massey's Low Down Binder,
sold cheap and on reasonable ternis. ReP
above machines. Don't fail to See my a
ent Wa
oNAf,
per
le Plow
rise in
in
the
the pre ent
mon tar in -
's Rakes, all of which will lm
kinds !always on hand for th
buying a machine. ,
0. C. WIUSON, Miain Street, Seaforth.
nd
nd
irs
ck
HAT MUST
COME 8i-IALL COM
J. °twit 4atuling the great di
otayitthe wealthy proprietors of th
elle e merit in the end must win
he t3 tire opintry.
79
cult), in introit oing a new remedy, to the Ob.
the enormote mount of advertiaing resorted
many article already in the market, yet we
,ii
and, as alrea Y in these parts, so throughtent
GLYCERATE6 BAL4AM OF FIR”
Will be recolonized as the standard
SOR TEIRDATS. If any want'
-for ono day our store and listen
bOttle,.fer sale by
M. Robinson, Wroxeter ;
Walton ; S. McKibbin,
er
-4er ,c6 Son, Zurich,
:diner, Farquhar ,
D. Weismiller?
Varna R
einedy of the
- J. Wright Beechwood ;
ge for COUGHS, COLDS nd
et them try a bottle, or st nd
es Camp -
Wm.
WHOLEPAL
E OR RE
LIU-MSDET
ANUFACT
AIL pY
ILSON3
ERS, SEAFORA:H, ONT.
tti
MILLING ORM 4\1 SAF)RTIti.
S.EAFORili ROi..,LER MILLS,
LATE TOE RED IrILL,
cl:RIDE & SI4ITH, f. om Stratiiiroy,
aVi g bougl lit the above mills, a,nd refitted theM throughout with
nd est m4ohinery that could be Procured for 4
ORADUAL RE9yOTION IR
d he re nit attained is, they have one of t e
ar ers es: now get all their GR STING and C
and aye it Oiome with them the same day, and S
1 the latest
LLER
beat mills t e Province.
HOPPING done el Seaforth,
or sale by the ton or in less quantities -FOR IC SH. Cash 'for any qua4ity
. R. TtIOMAS SMITH will personally euperintend the Seaforth Rokler
Mills
1864.
*EDS AT THE
SPR1NGis 18$4.
SEAFORTII! TEA STORE.
•
CLver, Timothy and Flax Seeds fresh anA pure. A ood as ortment of
Vield and Garden Seeds, Potato Onion Tops anfl Dutch Sets Also a fall st ok
Vs/AilEs nd. everything required for domestil tiee.
;ice Thi highest price paid for Butter and
forth.
rks, PUBLIC N OTIC4 I
Will be ' d FREE to nu applitants and te
custe ere of 1 *st year without orde 'ng it
It th tains illestrations, prices. deseriptio and
direct ons for [planting all Vegetable and owet
,Seeds, Plants, tete. Invaluable to all.
andei
attended t
•
D. B. CAMPBELL, intoiun
ELL, Provincial Lend- Stc-tTelat
Engineer. Orders by msdilprorapi
•
THE !undersigned, having peen appointed *gent
for the
CONrEDERATION LIFE'
4SSOCIATI?N I
Is deg' one of insuringhe lives o all the eitzzeno
of Sea o and surrou ding cou try, so as to
in case of eath. This un oub dly the best
Ins ce Company do* busine in Canada at
presen look at the aily GI be or Mail of
May 1E0,1888, will setts any r sonable man of
%)01-1N BEA-11-IEs
Agent, Seaforth.
N. Ei.-Money to an on Earns or own
Pro con the mien Rayznent and sA
low in I. 004
KIPPEN T1
LinZ, H
atr
On Hand Aga
Spring of .884
ers interests
takes this! op
euetome
hand the
tion of tin
Land Ro
Plows, Ge
Bend Ch
iv
B. Bell's
ers, Call
Also on h
be sold at
erg
le
a, a
wh
in
ort u
th
ents
I TO THE FRONT
We) Cuitivato 8 and
d Rollers.
IS, KIPF
d Alive to Buelnes
is always studeing
egard to farm
in need, that
e bud, and the iche
in the county, co
Plows, Cultivate
poee Plows, Sod 21
ellerse; IGPPaluno s, -Iron beam PI
mpr ved American Steel, Mo
nd ee hem before bu ing
nd erg, Rill Straw Cut rs,
small proi tit f r ca. h, or on short time
WACO S, CA RIACES AND
Made to rde an all repairing oe B
Waggons reed e attention. Plow
lraonwds Hsi: ire . 'rimers, now th
plows in hand iron bOam
lied at my shon.
castings for ell t
Remember that
LYippen,1 th ple,c to get your want
in the plo Hee.- Ise repairs on ha
an
he
con
sup
plo
rade
In all its ran hes xecated with neat
batty, and de pate . Small Profits is
Call and see. You will, always find m
the trade, and goo humored, and
business.
or the
Farm -
many
has on
st nig of
tubble
, South
alsb
Farm-
ewhere.
ich will
old for
CMS
ggies and
and Her -
time to
oet beams,
e leading
Mellise
upplied
for the
ohm
eke dura -
My Motto.
alive to
ady to do
1-4
6H1
Havin in !Jew
Rings nd jew
ve reason
To get Lock
Oplheise
al on
Papat
And
Papa a
So in
To ple
in' as
CI ok
e 'Oil
t to
o
;"1:1
tri
1-3
1-3
C.
Le Pa
is the plaee
ls rich and ra
styles are th
others goo
and woman
stock to-rno
41)
mol
an
0
w.
o morn.
amed to shO hi stock,
nd in Cardnoi's lock.
a' goods are; best,
e will do his best and
val all the rest.
The b lac west of Tor o to
urchase
Is at !th
p pular jewelry st re of
L PAPST
MAIN ST ET, SEAFORTH.
BOILE
AL &BLACK,
OTICIAL
THE &goo bora have bought the T ols and
'ed to tut will re eivii prompt
-1- Bbiler Bu ineas lately carried on by the God-
erich Found and Manufacturing Com lay, and
that ehopq are now Prepared to earryi on Ole trade
soulkNeberleS t P us ade and old one repaired on
the sho 6 n Wel and at prices at defy com.
AsIssins
POPULAR STALLION&
The following Stallions will eta d la-
the Improvennent of Stock his
Seasoia fee follows;
eeSSion 3. L. 11. S., Tnekensmith, and
MoNDAY-Re leaves his own stable, lot 27, eee,
Road to Turner's hotel, 13rticefirld re -
from 5 to 7 o'elock; then home by way
Mill Road, remaining until the follOwle
day morning. Teintsean-Will proceed
4th concession to Kyle's hotel, for noon
north a mile and a cleaner, then westio
stable, where he *IL remain until the
Monday morning. FORSYrrem
neer
Of tee
tame
ong the
hie on
Hoeing
2
TELEGRAPH BO .
at hie own stable in Winthrop Telegra h Bey's_
bred mare, havie ft some of the les
sired by Old Clea rit, and his dara w
Telegraph Boy will stand for raares Ca stseasoete:
in the county. He s eoming five years Id, la ee
scaphinabeike ocoflgoora, danapd:4,n, ad;idl,diefhtatanidnsed,
He has taken prizes at both the Proefec
doubteely make fa t time. He hes splendid
limbs and plenty Of one and good gener
bitten and Westeen F,air. Terms --Ten
insure ; to be paid on the lst of Jan
All accidents at the eisk of owners o
time will be held erepoesibie for the i
money, foal or no feat. Mures must be
regularly to the horse. ANDW. GOV
Proprietor. N. B.-Pa./ties sending
a distance will be furniehed with good pasture
and water at a reasonable rate, and ' netivee
be at the owner's riek as regards aclents or -
their straying away from the premises. ese
el
every attention. 'All mares sent to pa ture win
eti
foaling
returned
NLOCIte
res from-
17FFOLK PIG. -The undersigned ve
a Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. This a
recently purchased from the well-known
A. Franks & Son, and is from imported
both sides. Termi34---41, payable at th
servine with the privilege of return:14*i/
GEORGE PLEWES..
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keep me
Wes
breeders,.
stook en.
time et -
788
T P. BRINE, Lieenced Anctionee tot the.
L' • County of gluon,. Sales attended In en
parts of the County All orders leftist Male
POSITon Office :Will be promptlyettended to.
4-1•-• County of Henan Sales ef all deicriptioas
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Aii•
dress Bruseels P. O. or apply on Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey.
_TAMES CAMPBELL, Licensed Auctioneer, Lee
tr 10, Concession q4, Mcllillop. Sales condact-
ed on the most reaiforiable terms, slid satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders addressed to Waken P.
CAMPBELL. 8494. f.
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CORNISH & GARLAND'
Beg to inform the Public that they Will tape
:. during the coming season, at
II email, Exeter, and Centralia,
A large stock of First -Class Lime, whnh *
will sell on reasonable terms. Mr. Cornish
be at Centralia every Monday and Th it
tit
at Hensel' every Tuesday and Friday. a
They are the only parties who sell DlOwni_uq
Beechville Lime onthis line of railway. Tau Ili
the best Lime in Canada. 848-8
JOHN MeNEVINI
Proprietor of these 'well. known and popilierofilk-
horuleurowangdoint perveeptehdiutgo tiuurnfierusti canss
eFeliAephyi Layy
GRISTING DONII WHILE TS
WiLITS
Bran always on Hand, and sehl at eh
lie ett
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sbyne live eta
ittearureecabse,tsoeinnace
1 _-FTaltre:err 8
virere betty se
Fifty .per col.3
-The Wi
towards imp
it is the h
Caned
2:k:hr.:et:oast
evijeescsoempspole
w-c;tiTinsthi i limuiepgessno„ doe" 'ffe
agi
v411 be a fe
he that paet
-A very
teveral men
I tteed pgaurni, ,.
13rerdker'81 nal:,
'eetung man
passengers a
of baggage.
„Railway o
sarirrestpetditiaofa
lamber from
0 dthlaedeyx tito
vb0,6tyintog ter la
missed from
ttPii ;le-en:PT* srheuee nh Pia y
' fG4 a tdhs et ° na ea ' y
-Ptairie on
aSon,but de
tub ,:dreezsi n gr 1 t :
attrted at ab
jonrney's en
next tuornin
t6:'3.1)a:illePeer'eesawhetb oiejlaant aetftau2f1.
ought to hav
iiis-bit.n.t
atntriOsOt ,a0t
I:It] rthewt8oihn: i tilg:: is t°0
in by other p
porte of
twill ell l oll ee a lr atte d
Tears before ;
as most of th
ta 'o now
PAIP:Adee'Gr, Io
coash:taill. ;ttlachueb,L
anoesrlsa. LuTbil3 '
benefit ruank
lees cures his
ePelylsobluetdiotith,
: if:: 07: smt eau:
-the eonque
tmarhirhoaae; epnbz.ai, , oibiTnraudhityeive2eSt r
troivtisiirenlisietvIti *
phiaisonIrreatgoafio
and from w
,euffaleedteiseanze
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