HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-05-16, Page 6The .Ouiture of,Panaie
The essay yearly grows in favor•with
amateur aS well: asprofessional .garden.
era and no garden or lawn oar afford
to be without it. The &data pf Eng-
land, Belgium., France, and o tr own
States, vie with each other in p acing
larger and more delicately ti ted or
marked varieties. The stands d shape
of the fiower should be nearly o quite a
circle, and the size should equal °a silver ''
dollar. i Pansies are easily gro n from
ems: mad if they are planted arly in
the lesson, in boxes, placed in a hot
bed, they will be Large enough o make
a beautiful edging or bordering or beds
of geraniums, roses or petnni The
seeds should be Sown on son y soil,
mixed with .an equal portion f very
. rich compost, and when the plc is have
five or siu leaves, transplant th m into
the beds or borders where they are to
bloom, placing the plants ,four or five
inches apart.. - f .
Very large flowers can only be obtain-
ed by tie most liberal use of fertilizers.
f The pansy is a gross feeder, nd will
not grow to perfection if its n da are
not coneulted. The beds shout be pre-
pared as richly as for asparagus or
celery, and when they begin t ` flower
give thein a plentiful showering every
night, when rainhas- not failea. Hot,
dry weather will prevent their raking
a fine display, if the beds are not well
moistened and shaded frons the noon-
day sun; In the hottest weather, water
the beds both morning bond evening.
When the young plants have begun to
flower, a weekly watering with' liquid
stimulants will be found -very beneficial,
and if yard manure is not at hand,
soluble Pacific guano will make an ex-
cellent substitute. Dissolve two table-
spoonsfnl of the guano in a gallon of
warm water, and pour it freely about
the roots, but not upon the leaves. I
find it the best stimulant for all my
flower beds. When the blossoms ap-
pear, if they are small and infelrior in
color and shadings, pull the plants up at
once, and do not let thein remain in the
bed td spoil its effect. As the seedlings
- were plated closely, their absence will
not be noticed. If, however, at have
fine flowers, and are too crdwded, trans-
plant some ot them into another richly
prepared bed or border in a damp and
cloudy day, towards night. They will
not wilt if taken tip between seven and
eight o'clock, after they have been
thoroughly watered. They should be
shaded for a day or two...
Pansies can be quickly raised from
cuttings of the fresh young ehoots'which
spring from their roots, by planting.
them in sandy soil in the shade. i They
will make fine planta for, Autumn
fiowering,e,s young plants always 'bloorn
the finest. If all struggling brunches
and seed pods are removed froth the
planta raised for early spring flowering,
they will also bloorn luxuriantly in the
Autumn. With a pair of . sheites, cut
off the first growth by the last of Jane,
and do net let any pods mature except -
ng those especially desired for seed.
It rains pansies to let them seed lenti-
fully in September and October. hose
whogather these flowers with avish
hands for themselves and their ends,
always succeed best in their cults e, for
their plants will constantly send forth
fresh buds and flowers. Thera re no
flowers more beautiful for parlor eeor-
ation, for the dinner table and for. -bou-
quets then pansies. Their odors are
not overpowering, and yet are delicious.
A. basket filled with pansies is a leas-
ing, gift to everyone. -S. 0. J. in oun-
try Gentleman. -
s. 1 o nsider her wants and u
w'thout delay. So sall t e
al conflict" of 'Bi dy's tw
yours in regard to the $owe;
amicably settled, and both Oil
after live in peace. Have 14 o
Liam, aand,and road dnst,an
g of ashes, charcoal, fin
aced under cover where
can -sun themselves, dust th
to the,destruction'ot annoyih
and scratch and bury themsel
,flour together whenever the
seize them, end you may lay
icg bholion to your soul : that
tilde whioh refersto the 1
Mercy." may bb applied to yb
if never before.- Poultry Wo
- AMan. iia Tho s
A remarkable instance
b liruptcy has occurred i
Lo. 1874 Mr. Samuel Osb
manufacturer of Sheffield,
polled to file his petition in b
with liabilities amounting t
and assets estimated at 5
bought back the busiaiess fr
tors by a coniposition, of twill
in the pound, payable in t
m nits, the last of which w
Da titles before it was due.
determined to pay the 'bald
shillings in the pound, and
ten years in which to ac
teak. A sum of £28,000
and the other evening
-reseived the intimation th t
wits now prepared to pay th
their claims in full.
Church Con.veni
r' The Spectator " in t
Q ion is inclined to won er
people will be content to at 1
in ,, damp clothes and i
Why should not the oongr ga
- The Eider Duck:
The eider kuck (Somateria mollis ma),
is one of the most valuable birds the
northern oegions, supplying, as it oes,a
most "important article- of commerce,
anditarnis$iing one of the ohief means
of support for the people. For these
reasons the eider deck . is zeal a usly
guarded aid cherished by the i o ' abit
ants of Norway and all the nor hern
islands ; and in Iceland the kith g of
one of thecae birds or the secreting a f an
egg is rigorously punished by law. The
eider duck, as is well known, robs her
own breast of down with which to line
her nest, and also reserves. a Supp y of
feathers as a covering for her -eggs hile
She is away in pursuit .of food. The
down is thus easily secured by the
owners of the Island, who do not hesi-
tate to rob the nest a second or e • en a
third time after it has been pati ntly
rebuilt by the mother bird. The eggs
are also daily collected, and cons itute
aft important article of food. Onl • one
or two are left in the nests to h: tch,
and those Which are not consnm : o are
pickled for winter use. Thebr: a ing
places of the eider duck are privetpro-
perty, and. are a source of a lar se in-
come to their owners. The plan to ost
frequently adopted is to remove both
eggs and :down, when the female lays
another set, of eggs and covers hem
with fresh down. Tnese are gain
taken, and then the male is oblig:d to
give his help by taking down from his
own breast, and supplying the pia a of
that which was stolen. The do of
the male bird is pale -colored, a d as
soon as it is seen in the nest, the eggs
and down are left untouched in or er to
keep up the breed.
In the male bird the top of the ead
is velvety J black, and the cheeks are
white. The ear covers and back o the
head are pale green. The tack is hite.
The neck and upper parts of -tie b east
are white, the lower parts of the eck
pale buff, and the breast and abd men
black, relieved by a patch of whi e on
the flanks.The bill and legs are g_een.
The feiiale is reddish brown, mottled
with dark brown. The total lens h of
the bird rather exceeds two feet.
Said Bath for Fowls.
Fowls must have a gandbath. It is
their sponge, towel, tooth brush and
dressing comb all in one. How mild
yon feel, my dainty lady, if denie all
.your toilet appendages and compelled
to go day after day unwashed and un-
kempt, and to wear soiled and rurrlpled
garments? Even so suffers Mistress
Biddy without her daily dust bath,rand
Nature, that infallible teacher, dirrects.
her to the nearest and most convenient
Place for such a renovation of the skin
and feathers, If no other soft, sandy,
and loamy earth is at hand, you may
be sure she will use your flower bed
without regard to consequences. She
may learn to hide at your - appr ach,
taught by a blind instinct that you are
her enemy, but the idea that you be-
grudge her the dearest delight o her
hapless days -the use of the free so for
her bodily.needa--is one that poor Bid--
dy's small brain can never comprehend,
Descend to her level, then, yourself
a'Vestry as well as the mini to
where they might depos't
omits and overshoes, and tiaa
hat which they are generally
put under a dusty seat ?
so ;uncomfortable and soh
a church on a wet Sunday
there be any special inipr
haling a room for wet or 8
garp:lents attached to it? If
tions.were dry, as wall ,as w
wopld listen with far greater c
th sermon ; while it is un fact that many colds aret
ail existing bronchial troubl
increased, by the relaxing
halting from the hundreds oaf
inerts slowly drying in a he to
Besides this, every man n
fre
beE
tiv
aw:
on
cal:
the
by
dot
spa
ne
co
vi
th
wi:
ch'ldren of light -especially
small things which, just bens
ar: spiritual things, so readil
spi 'trial influences ? . fo
uently he'haslaat his s re
n put into a mood highl n
for spiritual contempla io
wardness of taking off r o
his overcoat in that Lahti
ed a pew." It is . notori
highest things are often`�i
ery small matters ; and ,th
bt that many a Sabbath_ . s rvicn is
iled by an overcoat, or t e re if a
hat. Theatres long ag . ok his
tingency into considerati n, nci ro-
ed for it. Is there any ;tea • n by
children of this world a ould be
er in their generation ` t an the
term
reit-
and
be
are.
11 of
rink-
hur
owls
°dies
sites,
y the
may
Iter-
ati-
ty of
hest
and.
steel
oom-
ptoy,
,866,
He
redi- -
lings
stal-
hree
born
ight
self
this.
ired,
liters.
bprn
le of -
448
irbtian
ow long
church
et feet.
n have
a room
eir wet
e; vq
best
1 to
pi e is
til as
W cid
tiet in
rfl ous
ngr ga-
m,.: he
ter to
ebb dly
en;, nd
yinoh
tore ex -
et tar -
ohs ch.
ow'
ty, nd
regep-
bq 'the
putt ing
d sp CO
s i t at
nen ed
e is no
hose
se itiiey
min,ate
S me Distinguished : aclelp s.
ope, Pollock, Herrick, Go s.sci th,-
M: caulay, Watts, Hans Ando :::n, ol-
tai e, Ballon, Swinburne,e ton nd
a a ost of others were or ar: `b= hql rs.
Pope was known as the i i to ogee on
po nt of literature, and hat:d n.
Ja to es Buchanan, the bac elo i Pr si-
phael, Angelo, Lands er, Jade . was something of an : nt or. i In
a the bachelors were ala • n + . e us.
R: us,
R : nolds, and Beethoven • eip t rye er
m ; ried. Congreve, the darina at, as
a peoimen of the -bachelor la er,
an Sift was of the selm : a er.
Co per,at twenty-eight yearn of '. a et
wi h a love misfortune, and Mh • w nd
ne er healed. Keats, too s : fie ed
by Cupid's dart, and sieve r: . v ed.
Pope had the iron driven in 1'a oul
by his*deformity, whioh ma, e r I. all
the more bitter. Doctor kiln en rg
and Adam Smith had' 'puri + . et , les
told about their love affairsta + + ! : na
Andersen had his love trial er,
th -artist, had his life sharp n : a
To a shadow. Lamb was a self en; ing
b helor, became° he gave nil
: age
on account of hie sister. G _v • nil
E amus were old maidish ' b
G ldsmith was a blundering
an his life might have. bee
h : o he married. The ideal
W e ittier,who is everybody's • e
tle, good and kind. Hume w: s
ba helor, scoffing at everytb
bo• went through several
bu remained a bachelor,
B yle and Spencer were neve
an the fact may have been
of: hem never had time. Hu
a eneral favorite in societ
co rted and feted but • he-
rie Buckle was an inyali' ,
de. oted to his. mother. Er . a
best critic of his age, was; b
So was Horace Walpole. M , atil
ne er married, but was dev
sis era. When one of them
he said he had 'nothing le
a " bition.
1
•
rs.
or,
.a. ed
hell' r' is
n d,en-
a biter
13.
s,
e,
edny
ale
as
ar-
a8
the
ler.
has
his
ar "ed
his
Signing the Pled
he late Rev. Dr. Ritchie,
ro ' , once went to -form a to
ciely at Peebles, and a Mari
who had heard the speeches
sci nee smittten, and after tae
ho a the wife said, Od, John,
we
this
me
ha'e to set down our mien
�g yet. We'll no do't
n. Olad, we canna do
o'er Rube -it's an ill t
drifik, I see:" " So it is w
there's to b� another meetin'
night, an' we'llhear what(
tur
an
na
av
bu
tak
sist
nig
loo,
wh
cin
�
O
ae
ta'e
it's
,
n
n
th
n." Next meeting showed 1
of a young man ruined 1py
the two went to set d,dw
• es. " But are we never
, sir ?" " Never, gnoth th
for a medicine." So a
n home, and for two wee
:d every temptation to to t1e,
t he took a pain within hi
ing in the wife's' face, aid
t if I tak' a wee drag o h
lc' stung
a ; pity y�
,Yfor loch
ae touts
otter -
al o-
•ivfe
c qn-
s int.
tlii k
o at
q» th
aa
1 t,
n,
at
btnt
) t -
say
e ic-
dr nk,
tglr
.ate it
is ea,
gas
rib
titd
ry,
mdi-
o!'
Jeri
've
at
the nicht ? 0, . t
John, man, it's
lang o' apeakin.:
sae mony o' th
dune."
A largely attnd0d meti
•held in Collingwood on Mo
of 1st week to discrlss' the S of
stro g speeches being Heade by h
sig st the measure.
y
as
night
4ot,
rand
REAL ESTATE'
Olt SALE.
r►ACRE FARM FOB SA
id' lot 30, and north half
31; c enoession , McKillop•
seeded, and in excellent con
or pasture. For furtherpp
ANDREW GOVENLOCK,
.FABM FOR BALE. -For si
95 scree being ookposed
9th .concession :of the toeingb
ooanty of Huron, mostly els'
stumps. There is a bank b
hoose and two good wells. 1
adjoins the incorporated villa]
farther partiertlare apply le 1:
premises, or to Brussels P. 0
[,E. -North half of
if north half of lot
Moet of this land is
iitien for meadow
artiou ars apply to
nth op P. 0. ' 819 tf
ole el farm containing
of lot No. 2, in the
ip of Urey, in the
a red nd -free from
rn 5464 ; a brink
1'he< a ove property
e of russets. For
. D0B3ON, en the
857
OUSE FUR SAL -For sale Chet desirable
property on joint/Street) Seafortl, next door
to St. Thoma; church pareinage, and now oc-
cupied by Mr. Soole. Thereis good steno founda-
tion, first-class cellar, six bed or as, parlor, d ining
room and a good kitchen. A so a large woodshed,
hard and soft water, a new stable, and all other
necessaries complete. For 'slither particulars
apply to the proprietor. D. RUS , doaforth. 830
OUSE FOR SALE OR
sale or to rent, a• dwell
south of the railway track, ad
Seaforth. There is three qu
land all well fenced ; also
The house ie cdmmodious : n
a goodcellar and woodshed
water convenient. Will be
on the premises to the u
W. T.AIKENPo -
TO BEN r. -For
g house and lot,
oining the town of
rterg of en acre of
nod, ochard on it.
co fortable, with
asci 1 aid and soft
old l c esp. Apply
de ned. MRS.
855
FARM FOR DALE. -No
cession 8, Morris, cont ti
which are Cleared and near y
There are on the premises
frame stable, two never tai in
celleat orchard of almos
trees all bearing. The a
situated, being only two an
Brus els and thirteen from
ther , artioulars' apply to
or to RICHARD LEES, Li
ha
in:
fre
f 4f lot 29, ton -
t. 0 .acres, 40 of
rom stnrOpe_
00 1 g .houseand
well and an L1ex-
wo h ndred feint
m le conveniently
half miles tram
eaf+rt For !hr-
. 810 T, Brussels,.
say 841
FA
erem
•clear
is a
Ther
It is.
in fiv
food
orth
Seafo
M IN 'l'UCKLrRSMI +H
or sale, lot 24, ounces ic(n 8
th, containing 100 nor II
; the remainder is h
oqd brick house and
is a splendid orchard
venient to school a
miles of Seaforth an
ravel roads leading 1
r particulars apply or;
th P. O. `:ROBERT
s, 851 o
r we d
amp
a .d plenty of water.
R SALE.-
. R. 8. Tack -
which are
lush_. There
tit buildings.
hero
six on
both
he _fpr
E
0
It is with -
linter', with
laces. For
rabies or to
851
F
about
of cu
batik
nee
chard
Road
foi th
rep:`
will
or to
M FOR SALE --For s: le, 1 t 24, Huron
goad, Tuckeramith, fair ih r 100 acres,
90 of which are clears : nd an high state
ivatiou. There is a 1 : brt house, good
barn with stabling u darn and other
ary outbuildings; als a Taiga hearing or -
It is pleasantly situ t: d n the Huron
about half way betwe n C neon and Sea -
The buildings and fe cc Ore: in good
and the land rn first l:.ss oiedition. It
sold very cheap. Apl o the premises
aforth P.O. MRS. GG O' CIHESNEY.
853
1 -
FAR ERS, IT WIL PY YOU
-TO CALLA H
.HURON FO NARY
THE HIGH SCH 11 I L,S AFORTH,
And see our : +'ck of
Piafly
Whi h has been ma
anis oanty. I have.
my ing Plow for this
satin ed in saying that
the arket. •:Our
especially for
atly improbea
easori, and feel
i is
the best in
iRS
'LAND ROL
Are 1 rge and heavy, rn
doin good work. Our
Are n
longe
,Havii
Rolle
Spec.
Steen
Reap+
anda
short
To c
Bolts
Qnoti;
n o ing light and
RAIN CR
lade from hard i o ' , end will
than any other a aehine made
ig special tools for recutting
rs, we ban guarat satisfaction.
al , attention giv :n to repairing
1 Engines, Saw : G ist Mills,
rs, Mowers, Thre ing whines,
11 kinds of machi :ry'r paired on
'notice and at r : sena le rates.
�ntractors and tI. ers Bridge
and Castings a low at rates.
tions furnished o .: ppli ation.
Also agent for he 1 .' plements
. Sawyer, Hamil on. o. full line
irs constantly on • and.
THOMAS E DRY.
n
PE
PLE'S
HOTOCRAPH
P.
T IS THE
4,0 LAR
R4ORS,
With . NDBEW CALDER at t
that th holiday season is fe t
the g. o + people of Huron a d
less r: ; e something neat n
way of ' ortraits to send as ho id
friends or relatives, and Mr.
to the i portance of this fact
extra a angements for the a o
holiday trade. CALDER'S o
tures, a ALDER'S for New Y ar
a Phot of tasty design, exce e
finish, asy and graceful 1 :it
epprop ate background and e
P. P. P P. a trial, and then go a
delight : nil a good piottere.
ANDREW C
Scott'
e hal • , and now
pproohing, and
erth will donbt-
art'<tio in the
gift to absent
eirg fully alive
as m despecial
d tion of the
C iri,stmas Pic -
s Ilio
of
ce
on,
esec
ay
urea. For
shade and
a
Riled with
give the
smiling with
DER,
look, eaforth.
V.,
'H
RUA
N .IsX PO if i
• I
0
AY lift
OWS
PL
Car Lo
O.
ricultural
W ich 11 be sold. at oi
sto
LIM
tar nsequently, he
sto k is" hanstedliC
A fu stock of as
Sharp's a.kea, all of w
of all kin s always on h
of e South
JU T RECEIVE APO--
. IL SON'S
notwithstandie
red a d Fifty of them
enndalibel
par
y Reap
nooliCwoil
WS
reroom, Seaforth
g the increase of
to keep those val
a few days before
d to sell them at former prices u
teed to -give satisfaetion or no sal
rs and Massey Motvers, Toronto
Binders and assey's Low Do
e above mach nes. Don't fail t
WILLSON, Main Street,
10 perl cent.
able Flaws in
he rise in the
til the present
mmon Or int
Reapera and
n Binder, and
ms. Repairs
see my !stook
WHAT
the entire country.
LYCE AT
Wil be re
for ne de
Qua omers
per pottle,
UST
COME
ognized as the standar
BOATS. If a y wan
in Our store an o
Itti healing an o
for Tle by
er & Son,
17181 Cr
.Dr
8
WHO
LUMS
18
listen
rqu
mille
ESA E *OR RE1TAIL BY
HALL CO
es t
eulty in introducing a new remedy to theipub-
f the enormous amount Of adver ising resorted
e many article already in the arket, yet we
and, as alrea y in these parts o throughout
D BAL AM OF
remedy of the
further proof
ng properties
age for COUGHS
y testimony offer
re truly marvellou
J. Wrigh4, Beechwood ;
Kifipen ; R. Drysdale,
G. 11. Ilewson, Bay -
E. Kinsman, Stana.
COLD14 and
ttle, stand
d by grateful
. Pricer. 50c
& WILSON,
ANUFACTUIREBS, SEAFOR El, ONT.
MILLI
G FIRM IN sEAF
THE SEA IOIRTH ROLLEit
Having bought the above Mills, aiJ1 refitted them throughout with
and 3itiit machinery thab could be procured for a
ORAOUAL REDUCTION ROLLER MIL
Farmers ca now get all t GRISTING and HOPPING done
And the re 'tilt attei'ned is hey have one of thil best mills in t
and have it home with the the same day, and Satisfaction G-uarau
of Wheat.
VAR
1884 NEW SPRING
Ppst Office
MY stook is now °ample' ,
Factory and Bleached Cotton
Dress Goods, Prints, Tapestry a
&mime? Gloves Fancy Tiel,
tains and Lambreqnins, Cret
Parasols, Umbrellas, &o. Ale
ment of Boots and Shoes, It
grand splay of Croekery an
hand. full .stock of Greek e
Hardwa e, consisting of all ki
Oils, an Glass in all sizes, p
Having ow a first-olaes
eare pret ared to supply all who
fit gn anteed. Specialties -
and Sea orth salt alwaym kept n
trade pr cies given for Butter n
other fa m produce. N. B.-
ment of new Wall Paper and Pa
hand. 852_
JOSEPA
op 1884.
Spripg Tweeds,
d Hemp Carpets,
erlidie Lace Cer-
es, , Hesiery and
202e EdSiD829
compote assoet-
laseware just to
new and fresh ;
des) Et ovelsr&o.
n the village, we
require a good
rt Inetiee, and a
ondville Flour
hand. Highest
Eggii, oats and
RAL
element Manu-
a in informing
that they have
repairs for the
VESTER
tie their agent,
fts.4.1m, will
GRIOULTP
PLEM
The lencoe Agricultural
facturin Company have plea u
the f ees of Huron and Pe h
arrange with ,
W. H. VERITY, Exetr
To keep constantly on hand all
Ifs/ HUT IRON H
and al other Implements II I
them, o for all the machine;
ford.
All or
receive
sed to .1130i 33,
Mpt attention.
83.15 is Bo
McBR1pE SM
OMAS SMITH will personally sup' erintend the Sea
1804.
ORING.
18
RTH.
LSI
the latest
e Province.
eed.
orth
4.
EAFORTO TEA STORE.
SE DS AT THE
Field and G
of tGO,Q
WA!=?Es
sea The highest price
imothy and l[tx Seoztls fresh and Pure. A good as ortment of
rden Seeds, Polato ()lion Tops and Dutch Sets. Mao Is, full stock
RIES, PRiliVISItONS CF?O'CKERY AND GLA6S-
id for Batter and gg'0.
pustom rs of 1 t Fria. year wit
It con ins 111u trations, prices,
directicIns for dog Vege
Seeds, plants, c. Invalu
SI. CAMPBELL, Proeincial
• ond Civil Engineer. Orders
ly attended to.
nd Sur3reyo,
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THE undiirsigned, having neen appointed Agent
CONEDERATIO 'LIFE
make sati tore provision for fa es and friends
of Seafort*and surrounding coon y, 80 ite to
lie case of ath. This is undoubt dly the best
Insurance Gompany doing business lin Cana at
present. A look at the Daily Glo or Ma of
May 100810, will satiety any reaMonable man of
this fact. 041 at once on
4OHN BEA 1E, i
N. B.- oney ta Loan on Farm or Town
Property o the easiest terms of payment and at
KIPPER STILL TO TH
For Farmer.' Imple
I eri, Patronize Home
znlows, Halraonts, Roe 1761 7.87
ELLIS, kl
T.
for the
On nd eta, and Alive to Bus
Spriu of 1 84, who is always stedyi e the Farm-
ers tore ts regird to farm plements,
takes his pporfunity of notifyir his many
cus ers, and those in need) th he has on
hand t e he est the In st, and the C e at selec-
tion of imp ements. in the couoty, istirrg of
Land' 11 rs, Gang Plows, Cultiva. o s, Stubble
Plows, Gen ml Purpese Plows,Itod ws, South
Bend f hil ed Plows, Iron beem PI we, Also
B. Be 's proved American Steel P o g. Farm -
Also o ha d largpeill Straw Cotte ,1which will
be sol at bargain. All impleme t sold for
small roll for cash, or en short V
ry
t rs, and
EN,
WAC N CARRIAGES AND UCCIES
Made , 0 er, and all repairiug of ggies and
Waggcins v, ill receive attention. Plo and Har-
rows Wipe ed. Fanners, now is h time to
/etch along your plows and harrows' r repairing,
Farmt wantin new mould boards, plow beams,
land Mee, seco d -hand iron he or No. 4
plows, an get s pelted at my shop. Plow cast-
plmopiso itshlet e. Remember tha Mollie ,
ce to get your wa t supplied
in t e low line. A.Iso repairs on ha for the
ks6ell tug sand Horton meting
• nd espa h. Small Profits i y Motto.
Call an see, Yo will always find e alive to
84 T. MELLI Kippen.
• •
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW, SEAFORTH.
sag
BARB STEEL WIRE FENCING, THE BEST IN THE WORLD, AT LOWEST PRICE.
ONE CAR LOAD WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY TWO-
sin
0
Rings and jevr
In all the 1 tea
So very re o
TP get a ock
Oh so nhe.
Please Call on
His ward is s
Ee'r buying fr
Run every ma
is the place to
ls rich and rare
styles are there
%hie in price
apst,
re,
m others goods
and woman bo
Look P pat' stook totmotro
Papst
And can
Papa says
SoinaCt
To please
tr
The be4t
Is at
MAI
as amed to show hi
foo nd in Cardno's
Chr s' goods are best
ck r Watch invest.
lin e will do his b t, and
to 'tad all the rest.
poor.
stook,
ware
po
L. PAPST
$TR
•
west of Tor
rito to
ular jewelry attire of
CHR
THE Su
Boiler
baying ha
that shop,
In all its b
Any wor
All kin
Smoke El
eonable
' New Sal
the shortee
ET, SEA:F0
$7*L & BLACK,
PR
CTICIAL
MAX
RS.
cri ere have bought the T oils and
neleess ately carded ot by tie God -
and ufacturir.g Com tty, and
el Boil re made and teem ed, oleo
ie
an expe once of over eight years in
ow p pared to earry on h trade
F • st-ol es work guaranteed.
ks nd heet Iron Work, &,o ,st res -
Para; en de and old ()nee re ed on
POPUldli STALL oN
The following Siallieca will). tend for
OLD CLEAR GRIT AND
HIS SON. SWALLOW.
the Improvement of StOck this
Season as followS:
Bbattlingr°g;suble.14oatnetdId, ePlorrgr?tshte'ed uhtigthepti .3uibThienune'eseI:tA°YFillinieteicoollegel°;:Atat
4
at the Olark Rouge, t. Mary% for the miglit
,tbe night. FRIDAY -4G, rit will proceed to ger.
stable, by way &Ili
he will remain until t
AY -HS proeeela to Hoe
pen and Brneedebi, Note4
e fallowing ed nday aeon
Swallow will proceed
85fo: :eon ; thence to
OEM GE WHITELY, Proprietor.
Ilawkohaw's ii 1, &ewe
for the night. Seen
gins' hotel Bengali, or noon; thenee lioMeee
ENGLAN %.3 GLORY.
MoNDAY-will les his own stalde,iot 12, eote
lot 21, conceesion 9, or noon; then southto
Thomas Nesh's, ton ces-ion 3, foe he tileIe
TuasDAY-Wiltproc ed to _Robert Gindon'enee
N142,13cDonAye_esuidoinn peril, eefeo4 tnooTonho;ransthet:elit130:01::
concession 11, for noen ; thence to bbrownsteble
for the night. TknriniDAY-Wi,1 proceed to Weis
Cameron'e, lot 10, concession 14, for nobn; taer,
to Thomas johnston'e, lot 9, eoncessioh 18, nrea
ler the night. FnIDAIT-Will proeeed to %nor';
at Beirnes' hotel for neon ; thence west two mike,
thence *south to Christopher MuldooCts, lot 32e
emecesaon 18, MeXillop, for the nigh &aura
DAY -Will proceed to his own stable rriting 4
noon, and remaining antil Monday raotning. .
Worm Ar -Will lea* leis own stable, 13th -en.
proceed to James McCallum's, lot 17, mescal.
4, for noon ; theeee t4 James Romeo ne lot 10,
concession 16, Grey, Or the night. uzsDAY--
to John Slemmonhf, lot 22, concession ,_ or the
night. WznNESDAY-37Vill proceed toB.
lot 19, conceksiOn 8, for noon; then te Gecege
Crook'n lot 4, coneessien 8, for night, Tertiasner
-Will proceed to Wne; Sheddon's, lot 14, teue
teesion 4, Mori* Or noon; then to James,
proceed to Jehn Kelly s, lot 13, conoer 8, fee
Morris, for the nigr. SATURDAY-WU pro
by way of the Mc illop boundary to his own
stable. where he,".7111 reT7Dinteuttictislo:e;rofolpInetorioidaig
857-2
Monday morning.,
SAFORTH
STOVE AND TINWARZ
C. WHITNY
Always keeps on hand a full line of the
latest styles of
COOK, BOX AND PARLOR STOVES.
Their beauty shows them and the,
priCe sells them.
TINWARE
Of every description always la stock.
We make all our goods, and guaranteed
them good and; right in price,
. A full line of Table and Pecket Oat;
lery at very loW prices,
We have a fitae lot of Granite Kettle'
in stook for presprving, &c. glue
and prices.
All kinds of Jobbing Wor promptly
attended, and satisfaction g aranteadt
Parties wanttng goods in y *-
will pay thera to see my took eud
compare prices.
Seaforth Cheap Stove d T
• Late ";AThitney *others,
CORNISH, & GARLAND.
Beg to inferm the public that they keekte
during the coming season, St
Bengali, lExeter, and Centralia,
A large stock of FIrst-Class Lime, -which they
will sell on reasonable terms., Mr. Ccanish will
be at Centralia every Monday and ThUrsday, and
at Heasell every Tiredity and Friday. Mr. Geed
land win be in sttenderee et Exeter every day."
They,ie e the only parties who sell Downing'fr
the best Lime in Cainda. 848-8
SALE OF STOCI OF GROCERIES -
AND DRY _GOODS.
. VOR the purpose cif closing tip the,,estate Of tho-
2.' late James Campbell; of Walton, in, the co
of Huron, snerche.nte deceased, there will be .
hire in the village of Waiten, in thu eounbyori
Huron, at a rate on the -dollar, on. Seetirday, Ode
Seventeenth day of Maye 1884, at t e hour L
generel stook of the said halms Ca pbeilt die
half-Rast three in the afternoon, thew Usage
Ceased, consisting of the iellosiing amonneten ,.
Dry Goods fen:manes &o.: Dry Goo4s, 4414'Q
Patent MeaieineS, 4741; Bookg, till 5; Grcieei.-
$18.11; liartlware, $83 ep ; strwot Erae ; ShOo.
Furniture, $26.50 ; total* eliou 46. 'stoat -Fe'
fresh and well selected a ed a good beisinessbla
been and can be done, se them is only aneetbat
stole in Walton. The above store ean probale1,3b0.
of the perclaalie moue/ to be paid in eissh at tee
time of sale and the balattee in one -month, _lobo'
satisfaetorily secured before possessioe 1012-017'd
The stock can be inepected and stock list bean efn
application to the edministratrix on thhpremiteldeo
N. 8. C.AMPBELL, ,Administrarrix E. -on
WADE, Brussele, Solicitor for Admiuletredrix.
8574
THE IIVIPROVEp
SEEGMILLER LOW:
No.'s 26, 28, 40 and 10, mazinfacturdd in GI*
edch, can now be offered
AtTa oreducTionlier:f
PLOWS: ANO REPATS
Of any of the above No.'s ean be Obtained 11 ill!
ORDERS pitoiniegmy ..F.041.Ell'- ''
Apply to O. A. HUMBEIle
849-t. 1.
APRIZE 88na six cents for pop
which will help all, either sex, to more
right away than anything elm in tide -
once address TRUE Co.,,,./taiguRtfis MAW°
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feate4 in the Ho
redtInfEnhieeat:eMinl:rrwY,A;
nn.ttaidliVraimlehPpoltahtvtate.threi:
of 156 to 151 -
followed cheer 1
43ide, *Web we
galleties. Ladies
handkerchiefs, tn.;
Morrison yielded
Father Point We
proceeded up th
'From; hea it was
Vnka,F160,i-iwclia7 cheamrgett
vessela being sun'
shock. One bun
persons sunk wit
twelvt with the
-total Osfi tof life
the steamer Ar,
last SUnday that
her rudder, and
'This 4ccompliHhe
boats atid reach
ioarime:ilterYf • rd• Seu
men eMplOyed on
vbe4louneled4tto551too
on Wednesday.
Justice Prouilfoot
pizsyeicni c.
-ease, end Judge
brother of the la
'Peterborough, ant
the Co missioo
oiarly art of Jtily,
ary week of the Jr,
felt that it would
tempt the esa/leeti
'while the ease wai
-11eillelt.1.7110tasTretehPriSeeroofeilwearit;rai
the Advancfinent,
-"ellisnergYeric Ltualim(Tttiti
4rrandaneg;tenTtliatsintrerl
'lumbers of, thii3 1
Exenrsions
been mapped out '1
'Wish May go elear
Toro* *ill moat
of the' savants w
'visit the Falls of 1,
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