The Huron Expositor, 1884-07-25, Page 5JULY 25, 188
S, IT WILL PAY
-TO CALL ATrO
FOUNDRy,
ERIN SCHOOLLSEAFORThr
And see our stook oe
LI
Le been made especially ler
y: I have greatly inapeeetet
Piow for thie season, fuel het
e saying that it is the beset*
3t. Our
eND ROLLERS
in& heavy, running light
work. Our
IIN CRUSHERS
'zone, hari iron, arta will
a any other naaehines
)ecial toola for risen
can guarantee ea.tiefaetuee
tentiort givea to rep
;Mee, Saw and Grist
Owen-, Threshing Meohinet.
ds of machinery repaireeee
a arid at reasonable re*
tors and otherS - ddri
Gaeta/ea at leweet rote.
furnished on application,
. agent for the implements
wyer, Hamilton. A, fen haft
3estandy on hand.
0 AS_HENDRY.
/ALL PAPER
PAPER.
E:ST ASSORTMENT .
COUNTY
—AND—
PRICES, AT.
f PAPSTS,:
F.AFORTH.
IT? WHY Tr Is THE
POPULAR
MPH PARLORS,
•OA.I.tDER at the helm, and now
ateson is faat approaching, and
ef Harare and Perth willdoubt-
e-
thinnear and. artist ie in the
send as holiday gifts to absent
ea ea d 11iIr. C. being fully alive
of this fact, has made special,
is for the acecartmodation of the
...ea.LDEle'ti for Christmas Pic -
for New Year's Pictures. For
dt sign, eecellence of shed° and
teraceful position, coupled with
t round and Ageessorie,, gin the
and then go away seeking with_
pietare.
dREW CALDER,
Soottes Bok, Seaforth.
Lir R
S is the place to go,
i•elry.quite a show.
is rich and rare
styles, are there,
41ile, in price
,Papst,
re,
tn. others goods so poor.
i and woman here,
atock to-morrew morn.
amed to show his stock,
ind in Carclinds Block.
b.; goods are best,
r Watch invest.
e Will do his hest, and
ival all the rest.
west of Toronto to
urchase
s, Jewelry, Saver-
2`tti Spectacles
ular jewelry store of
PAPS -Ty •
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ale
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tlw
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fath
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stor
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the
said,
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the
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turn
for
call
you
Wag
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mit
L & BLAOK, atre
plat
OTLOAL
mas
'MAKERS . ter
dow
atte
fair
rive bought the Toole and- I , Billy
tely Chrriti on by the God' ''. Ceed
-,dunfacturing Company, and ',i We
epee of over eigb.t years let
pared to earry on the trade the
-eta
tabl
ta us will receive- prompt
a work guaranteed.
11 made and repaired: ago
eat Iron Work, &a., at re*:
and will light ! real' y on being 'lawn
e ,. .! A GEN S WA.NTED.-.Vant d, ac lye, reliable , * • business has been established thlrty yeas
look
Breit
e and old 01108- repaired on or
d at prices that defy core
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KIPPEN.'=01 Pay
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11 known readpopularmillse 99
e` in tiret-class working ii
o turn out an article of a
ee, which cannot be eV -
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he country.
1WEILE Tim l'Altly- am
It
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4 -teat. Chopping of Oval
. attended to. Flour and tog
ri
and sold at the lowest wan
ber the popular mills. ii
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ejtaighlender
Ain the morning at a running been
Is emoted by his comrade - with the
ISpryly tripping buy to. th
, had a little whispered
.and
kitchen she
conversation
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p_he
do-ot sat
and with
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-. t.i. n 2, Est Wawanesh. %Ws desirable pro
be is in t
leetion t " What are ye daen there,
a aheesanakip toddy," "And
Mu f
) ta whuskey ?" " She'll took it
lere s
enight whatiffer ?"
with the cook, a colored •f
mg nearly three handred
black as the ace or spades
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waiter to Topnoodle •',
Male weigh-.
pounds, a
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ad
tei
t14d,
reettru
and' not
teen doge,
occupi
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igh
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pass-
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up an estate. Ir eousiste of 200 acres of choice
land, about 145 acres cleared ' good fatm build-
ings end orchard. For pertijulen3 apely to • WI.
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W. FaRRAN, Clinton P. 0..
..ern the derdons of a. (*Asia noble-
in''s conutry house there happened to
up at different. spots painted
sadfiliwith this request : il Please not
pick flowers without leave." seine
e got a.paint brash and added an s
the las- t word.
net
had time to realize" the Equation,
fats greasy', black cook lk Id
voluptuoue embrabe and
rousing '''
sMaok on -his festbalio
as he flopped out of the- ,itiloo
the roars Of laugher, the explan
the -Alas.
. before
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planted
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a • a;
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lion
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Voluntary
More.
'sixteen
ple were
ken legs
in th
beginiiie
pr
and e
of the
long
ere
'go
Ito
ini
hib
w
r rind. By no
I set but the
s physician's
set;#., mixed with
y The sun rose
t..d thirty-two
t s broken legs
n the
pious
least
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FARM IN GREY FOR SALE.
-2-: eaey twins, part of Lot 5, 'Conceesion
tainiwy 86 acres, about 60 Cleared
fenced; good bank barn and stables,
acres of a bee, iog or -chard ; one
from school, and two from Brassels.
ther patticalare apply on the
Bruesels P. O. 'WALTER GOVENLOCK.
-For sale
8, con
•and well.
-6Ex45; tWO
aud a. half miles
For fur.
prernates,' er
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--A little German la..d. who vganted to
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ned hs dissatisfacton at his hav-
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huge African waii
York Mercury.
given
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etreet
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H Fanners and Stock-Baisets
FARMS
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r to put up with the wornont clothes
e, and picture books of his elder
her Frank, said to his mother, "If
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I sort a thing goes on, mamma, a
ill some- dal' heves to marry Frank's
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A Telephone Inoiden
Some funny tbiiigs happen
telephone -lines oricasionallya
evenings ago, a young felldw
rep
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u :t
Oeve
ired
e
al
to
itnd
the
wounded,.
eitizens
but
rest of the
the ,son
the c.ornanen
made
traffics waa
roo
gre
int
. The cries
If the healed
A of the on
t and inspiring..
riupted in that
f the
brutes
oking
heer;
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Saskatchewan Homestead Company
Million eons of the cbuleestpatk
Canadien North-West. Settlere
Lake, North Saskatchewan, ana
priee rich and beautiful tracts, ;greatly
A useful Settlers' Guiae, -with
have hal
country in
elite at Cresc
Bed Deere co
admired,
aps, se/Aix-eel=
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aftler
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hired a ootiple
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application. Whatever you in :
an to settle read
Iowa.;
...kraan. at the car sleeps kindles the
big stove while under the blank-
workieg hours, and. rang
denee of his best T
up th
,
red--
elitelstant
be
good ph*cia,
sur
eVolent
ons
rk
; nd got through
dark, fire
his In rder t keep pace
tak-
••th
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Director, 82 King street east, T9ronto.
ORE, Menal.
865-
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el his bed. Efe ptals 0, string, string
a cartridge. Cartridge sets
_ . girl.
was made, and the ,young
ed
e orinrotion
lood
'ncielio.
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the preowetion
mbership,loo
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attire s
ts :cancel his
he
hurch ly in° easing! busin
Store
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Renton
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d: 16, tewnship -of •Grey, eentelning
2,Concessi
1•00 titres,
4 n
a
'lodes
t; to the wood, wood 'gets fire to the
,e, Result: Mr. Man ,gets up in a
ors room ever time.
-it When I have a cold in my head,"
a: a gentleman in conapeny, "1 am
!aye remarkably dull and stupid."
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"Yes, George, dear" oaxne
1 " Are you. alone ?" .•-: ;
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"I wish I was down the
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t tude which t
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se -morning d
lookedon
:ching mnitit
press will be gre.tly
e oase ations already havi
units. while this is bei
ned, • -
semewhat ceowded
upon 'decided to lean out
de of aeaso able gods at
g cionmenced,
g d
or r .om,
22
a g
no .
Any!
eat
oper-
and
we will
aud have
• lines of
i reduction
ONE
HUNDRD
ENDS A.SHTON'S
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wbieli there! are betw.een 60 and
and suitabl either for gram growing
There is a ood frame barn aud
good bearin etchard of choep
of good wat r. ajeis is a spien
person wish lig a good farni. A
mises or td Vaiton P. O.
b65x3 ! 1
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70 aeres dear
Or great,
leg hou-e, ands,
fruit, and pletay
id thence for Any
ply ,on the Pre-
WM. SMITH-
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g.
!ell are much to be pitied, then, .sir,"
flea another, i. for I don't. remember •
it to have seen you without a cold in
IT bead." - •
-I story is told of twq Scotohmen,
D travelled together three days in a
gecoach without a word ever pegging
ween there. On the fourth day one
,
hem at length ventured to remark
t it was a. fine morning-" .A:n.$1, who
i a wasn't ?" was thereply.
-“ Tin sorry to hear your brother is
s sk? a fever," said Mrs- Grimes. to a
re. girl . " Yesim, _ indeed, heartily
cof it," was the reply. .
_66Yoe just take a. bottle of ray
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doctor
, ..“ If I were
. would do with
." IdOeGeorgie."
-- "Well, I'd
put some dirt
“ Oh. you
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l the Man Who
about the
i mare, Says
I will aciviseaman
the neck of
and kiss it,
whisper words
to be hung
while the telephone
there,' do rite
my clarlin.g
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'unbuckle theecrap
in her mout
kTute !" cried
,
speak as they
was talking
best plan' for sta;
he thiuks tha.t!
to put hi
an obstreperous
and hold it; oii
of love - in
to the noires
girl W
know
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ass
to a
-ting
nybo
arins
oree
his 1
be ela
lam
o mi
wheel
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Eleatic'.
y, and
farrier
balky
y thee
round
nd hhg
p and
ought
post,
od the
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be
Ito
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fa
hanced
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hich
aa
nd
his
a,d.
°lent
f
orous and
might. as '
n fooled h
pretty pa
. Fetch
e along fa
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tost
poodle,
leg.. Nov,
this poi
-eugender
agumentS
weak hea
A !Eolith
Physicilan
be
ell sr..
the
t of
e tire
eneu.h."
ith
p u
ho
th
dle
ii h
g. e
at
lat
ley
he
e ehing dogs he
nowledge it,
books; they ouly•tell
t le story and
gun ; this thik
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o the tail of the
omptly bit
reat and goo
h d been enaa
in such a Mighty
t usiasm as to
I st, and driv
r, wheri
in the death-
said,
I hose -9•• n
ally,
thee advauts.ge
has as
and as
ori- Assur
im in solicit
work •
ed ill .av_
in
turn
him
heoes
d al our
e eryboly,
we intend
well
ng
ng
'
ail'
eve er
.,
A
custome
of
as
yo
a
our
traesactio
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this gr
to mak
please.
of ou
all, we
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sh:11
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teneive
v:ry iateresting,
ud
se
satisfaction
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gener-
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to take
sale-
profitable
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ore than
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SOOTOH AND
CHAMBLY AND
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TEPPANES,
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- cessain 6, Ea4-t Weevan sh, contaiving
acres, abeot 100 of which are cleared and, fit
cultivationeand nearly the wheile seeded to grass;
the ba. ance is well timbered. -with hardwood. The
farm is wel1ferce.d and hasten le, plenty of fem.
ing timber. There is a comfortable frame house
and a barn 40x80 a etboth new Thole t
,good bearing orchard of choice •youne trees. a,nd
plenty of good spring watte• coevenient for Meek
and a windmill pump. It is within 'three miles
of the prosperous viliage of Bigrave where there
is a railway, mills, storea, churches and ail ether
-conveeienees. There is a school adjoinirg
;This farm is well adapted either for grain
stock, and the land has never been mueleceepped.
Will be sold cheap. Apply to the Prep. ietor on
premiees, to ;ell. C. HAM TON, Blythe or
the undersigned, Belgrave P. 0.; WM. Dopene.
813 tf.
150
for
ee
ite
M.
the
to
lieine.7' said a quack to a
sumptive, " and yOu'Il never cough!
iri." "Is it as fatal as that ?" gasp-
conversation., on purpose, 8
on'all the parties concern
Mail. • .
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iles
d. -T
landly
ron/h
riends
ii
hydrophobia.,
about:hie-11a
,Beware o
the
ailed his weeping
d said :
lb oks. They t
abut
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WOOL
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SAUL-For Sale, Lot
84, Concession 6, Meleile pi coritainieg 100
.acree, about 70 cleared and the balattee well
ihe consumptive. ' . .
-They tell of a very cultured divine
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-retch
of the Beery
asks you
f
Whenever a
r elp, and you
poor
feel a • . •
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timbered withhard-weed and about 5 aeree ef
first clam! -mime The cleared laud is free from
Belgravia who, instead of saying,
he collection will now be taken up,"
iressivelyremarks,--" The accurcrala-
Some years• ago a • detachm
-United States artillery waft
Hot Springs, Arkansas, tai
stati
prot
na -
tied
t tike
f
t
, oube
,or
oe
as to w
betievolleno
efit of the
at 46
1,
dont
ult may flo
give yourse
and kill the
from .
• • Aoted
f 'the . ,
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for"
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stumps, ell anderehained, aell fenced Amid ail
seeded to grime exeei t 10 acres.. There is:a good
spring ereek ennui•ng thr ?ugh the -place end no
west* or -wet 1133 4 a seleadid ortherd the
AND
N
DOE
T
of
t Of MOney wilt now. ensue,"
-A., young theological student, not
public property, the Suereme
having deoided that. the .
Spri
Conte
gs be
, tint."
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And so saynig
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turned his face
to EXE
UTOI
OTICE
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HOT
QAKERS,
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choicest fruit, eleo a goodomfortable stone
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house, all nicely finished aed
Well laid nut, also
good hare, sheds and stables. There is a wen
from Boston, recently invited -a
ng lady to attend a concert. The
to the invitation in
longed to the United ' Stats.
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One of the detachment fell
by the •to.
0
ill a
"take
e d
d w
- h
y
a
t
he
1 wain.
•walfand
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• the ghoet,-Mark
a, „,,
.e..es.ue ow
estate uf
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N 01 le
the lek‘e
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Mut
pant
u Woods,
!indebted to
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in his
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GOES AT
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and eietern at tits house. The term is titian and
ziearly free from foul weeds. Is within one mile
and a querter of the prosperode village Of Kin -
nee answer Was
; wise: "If you conaeas ' a ternpor-
illIppiV, I must decline your invi-
on. I am • only hearing “ regular
ordered surgeoia
bath and driiak the water(
to one of the bath houses
was prepared for-I-Amami:id
H
here
he
a
We
ba
a 1
t
h
ft
*est
ii,eildiiiv
(Hiding al0nd
poasible ilwa
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in
y
Aloud.
the family's
t b k '
s reit •in, ap
Illegal , Dual
', i .Bayilei , aie IL;
'Iblie the sa. le must
.execut is, on or
d ' I
, a - 1884 a d ail p
of me.,icine,
eby nada
! be mad
uefote
rt.es ha
•,:al Lb.
wit!
Le 1.
UV" C
of the
t a. 'Settlement
the!
ta. da
anus
vidage of
of
undersigned
of August WH LESAL.
0
against the
,
SEEING
IS BELIEVING.
CALL
-
,
AND EX-
burn, and within six miles of Statortle. . Terms
easy; will be sold either eith or witherittlie crop.
Apply on tbe premises, or addrees Constenee P. 0.
VVM. S. MatICelAEL. : 865-4
Oates." He didn't supply.
"Mama,mis papa a bull or a
, e He's a, f- 0- dear, • Willie,
cr
't ask ea many questions! .Go and
1. on your -velocipede !" 'A Well, I just
ted to know whether I was a cub or
If,beetuse "-The sentence is finish-
to enjoy the luxury; Art
tirne had elapsed the atte
to see how he wae getter'
. . . . .
found the Ooldier sitting o
the tub, taiich swollen abo
and the water in the tub r
one-half. . The attends.nt
,the
dapt
• along.
the .
t th
dace
mike
Usti
ent
dge
-wai
abo
hi
1
n.
e
f
t
t;
.
.7a
at,
. b
u
if
be
forM
s proves
On. There
y or girl '
that the greet)
ou will reed
very grateilnl
an appedite
a per
is
doe
t
t
nasion and
long . period
not read. so
s itself is a berden.
I ire then, he
nia d ii
, an yo
iich he will
temp- slue, et. utt..utilied
When claims Properly
easily the sec my- held
undetsi riled oe
August aud al.
will one el estate
' w•11 law' ‘ • -a• wud-D•''
• i Exteat re •-•Bakvlield
never ' -
:I
attuae.,
(a easy)
ur but
claims u
vik.1 he w
'
Juu
ate'll
.nd giviug
must
le the
t then
uaal up
II IS
8rd 1884
t
etateneent
be Wed
Sa
in w'll
us
aBELLA
!
'
of such ,
the nature of
with the
d 1st day of AMINE. FIVE
be b erred
provided by .
WuUDS e-
861.6 4' BUTTER IN TENNETS
HUNDRED
•
WANTED.
•
PACKAGES
-
OF F
• , . .
. . .
,
RST -CLASS
• .
,
-
' ,
- i -
-FARR IN MeRILLOP FOR SALE. -Fier ,sale,
-L. the north 132 aeres of lot 1,5 emcee -ion 14
mexim,p ()Iv . . ' ' '
, Inch IN aetes are eleared, well
fenced, well under -drained and, in a high etate of
cultivation. Tbe bide -nee is • 'inhered -with the
best of hardwood. -there a eighty acres: nearly
free from stumps, and 200 • -ode of board, fence.
There are geed fratee buil Inge, three wells, and
he other side of the door, and Mrs
a Margin returns. to "Henry Irving's
tressious." -
how he was. getting along.,
replied
"Pretty well. I. enjoyed
• l'ae
the
soldi
bat.
r
boo
family
Cloud
rid of. I,
who read
five tiMes,
kn the mother
t : Waverley
s her several children
of a
Novels ESTRAY
.
STOC
.
,
,
. -
two liarge youtg beteh3g ehards. It is Situated
24 miles hem the viliege of Walton, 12 from Sea -
forth, alai -8 frem Brussels, with good i •gravel
roads leading to There
-An oli wonian on being examined
Ire a magistrate as to her place of
1 settlement, was asked what reason
had. for supposing her husband had
But," he added as a look olf
determination settled upain
tenance, 111he blessed if
that water, even if they prit
des
his
I drink
me
oude
;cowl-
all•
in 't
t
e.
.
tune
essebelOnged
ay,
oy
old enoegh
Oh
niue or -to
had, so'to•
t • ear. The hour
th oy or girl who.Was,
n yeia. s old. The
the right to
!ITRA/YED SLIES.P.-
after 6
be
of under,ig-ued,
about t e 1st of
gial "or The ow uer ca.,
hear
Jun
have 'ti ,
ame
Lut 8,
0 elle
L- awe.
nto
Con.t
p al
b lorom
. ,
liet /itemises c
M -- L.
5, ehellop, MI. Q • •
A one lamb.
g pro-
.
sLan,
.
d C ampb e1
I
1 s Block
each place. are a acres
sown with fall wheet. The farm will be solci in
one block, or 60 titres of it, to snit puiehaser
Apply en the premises, or address Walton. P. O.
THOMAS SOUTER. 828
gatsettIeraent in that town. The
'
guard •house for. it !'-3-Was]
iegt
n
&mina,
or
spea . ,
so e 7ody, read !elatid:i
perty a al payiug
865x . .
expens
,
s. .10/1NrlikniAls.
.
FARMFOR Sate -I -For sale, the south half -of
Iot 10, concession 1, Grey,
woman said., “ He -was born and
Hatchet. e ,. • - 1..
.
i elLyou
canirea
: loud any Weiveiley
.. _ •
.4-: containing 60
acres. There are 39 acres -cleared, part! *f the
ried there, and they buried bim
a, and if -that isn't settled there;
. s
' 'V
Burning Words from:
.
he
' h
p
novel
in a Mointh
a little
, if you read an
-very
liour IMPORT&
i Ie
T NIITICES.
i
-
- jAmEs
. ,
picKARD
.
.
balance has b en burned down aed part: bush,.
0
There is a frame house
itis it ?"
-“Hels a, man who has made his
. of Huron. '
, . . ,
- ilia,. Bishop Baldwiu's a,
dress
to t
e
iiiid
t he
*en
two yettralwliel
cls,ireed
*ore evenin
each of these
.
ehild- t[�BLACKSMITHS.
B1 eksiai tl.,
their
inllue
1:Vattzel,
stay.
a
Sltendy
good steady .
wolk , '
.
-
and stable, a young
chend and 41 awe of fall wheat; It ie situated
within a mile and a quarter of jem stown. It
.
.
al..is
trivilege, which
gamete e ed. apely
to.
uNALD
!PAM.PBELL,
will!be sold cheap. '1 he adjoiethig BO acres are
k," eXolAiMed an enthusiastic ad-
John Bright. "Made his
SYnod of Huron recently'.
following remarks on the
e Inada
evils
t
of i
e
, rnoeher's persever:
evonld
DC8 gave them,
they. Walton
-
-----1
-• - —
. ..
-
alsofax sale. This proper -1y will bested 57.4parate-
ly oa; together. ApplU
to SAMUEL NREW
AD
sr of
kirave le," eXeltaimed Widow Tomp-
i; " well there adit'e much in that
temperence. He said : .i-
-4' We • need a ministryt
tharlough
read, each
e,!wanty of the
Theyi would t
o' - them, with
!Liss, of those stories.
t
her; .
- LicKsmittrs
B Ineted
her. wOm
.
AP
diatan
RENTICE
,, a stmt,
'‘ ' 1WA.NTED.-
, , pi A
- IVI
etave boy, to
i 1
LI SI 0 A
L
iNSTRUMENT
,
-DAP
OR •
!UM
)
y or
POLLoCK, on the Lam, or by mail to James-
, town P.O:
. . . 850
poor husband- did the same, but
8, dear soul; he weren't satisfied, he
1dksmittlin
alive -to the great work of
-reform. . One of .- the gr
temperanee
at .questio
y
s
! •
, terobably the
f.tihem alone.
alk :m over with
w • old not' have
ut 't the time thoae
learn he bit,
read H11.4.4,
two
•a
ble.
iuess
Apply to .
e63
.
,
'
,
•
.
VARM IN McKILLOP FOR SALE. -Fr Sale,
.0-- Lot 29, concession 2, Metillop, containing
ancsaid he is ished he had learned
rite." . -
A lady teacher in a Sund.a.y school
of the dayeanw thunderilig
which no SoPhistey can an
indifference overlook, is,
at our
wer end.
hat
doors,
ef t
0
e
. years were eeded,
had the tarn,
love
nd another
the bit of reading
din • fallioforreed.
child 1.4 014EKEEPER
and J -a• dilitely, a
eeat heve t.xpetAeuce
W ,
working I
a rad
NTED.-Wuted
ousekeeperi
bea
. 1
wed recuininend,ed.,
• S4AFORTH
imme-
fur a farm,
,
ON TARIO.
, .
.
102 sores of which 90 are cleared, fre* frem,
stumps, imderdtained, well fenced, clean i and in
a high state of cultivation. There is a good
frame house and large bank •baen with stone
to illustrate lesson on faith by.
. "
subject of temperanc,
in relati
a
Ohe of rte.,
•
- ere
—
Middle paged panferred.
Appi?„•
to jUHN
EluGG,
stabling underneath,. and oper necessary out -
a.
told by his
great
to the churches. In the '
fee&
of t
e
i
M.,
; Lot 28, 1/4-oncess
.
Mu re, Mc
atop
•
865x4 .
.
buildings. • There IS a largo orchard •of the
fruit,
story of a child who was
er to drop from an elevated place
b
h is arms. The father could not e
by the ohild. when command •
awful and -a,cknowledged,
.
rae
liquor tffic, thuntold-
horrible entries everywh
evils
Misery
re resulti
of t
a.
e
d
,g
i Notwithsta'
inatches, few I
oe is - aking.
din he univereal
*Ars s are familiaai
-thing
tee' of HouSE TO Rlf,'N r
taluILIg
with, anti • ctouttutaardcand eonve
One
eght
mut to
and is
':uoine.
thes
io
half story SCOTT ROS.,
It is pleas-
station and ' ' .
THOMAS
_
•
PROPRIETORS
• .
P
••
choicest and two never felling wells.
There are 60 aeres seeded to tr. s 1 far is
e Ii. s. Th s m
within two miles of Seaforth and a grevel road
running'paer, the place. It is one of the best and
most farms in the tow-nship4nd
let,
5 dropped. Upon the teacher aeik-
-showo
.
from it, it seems to me it i
net
.
mere
!chased
f
y
4r even kno-
enannfacturee
:u aboilt
w I Is
hi • thusminutely•
their buslieli part ofjwiu. tow
lillip, Se'flu't' • -
. At
ply
,
a 057
i _
. . •
.
productive will
le sold reasonab-y, as the proprielor has pur-
•-a larger farm elsewbeie. Apply on •the
ier class what was by this
7, a. bright little fellow immediately
,
ed-" It showed he had a lot o'
wrong, but culpable in the
the church to etend apart
haughty indifference': .
extreme,'
•iii cold
.
ad
r
described
: a
',
by te
Given the
e I_
maCh•nery,
t ca Herald. :
and th
• .
R ALE -I!
prob. BuL ". -
- - • ou thbred orhanu
_
r sale
• uli,
char
"Du4e
'I'H_E'
' 'May,"
of
ID T.71•1-1-1.A_IVI
Pr..A_
0_
prep:Uses or! to Seaforth P. O. WIT.. AI 1CHESON.
466-tf
k." --
A, iaegro was recently seated on a
fence in Arkaneas,intently tooking at
. The- liquor traffic, in the
language of Mr. Gla,dsteee,lcoetabin
within- itself the cOmbinecl
eloqne
I
evils
•
of w:
t
: s
r,
ero
With
Utica
an
of match,
the aid '0f
Compar
Cum out f
maki a is .eastly 8
the pper t h•
a US W 1
y has two or thee
om 6 0 to 600
Peed. calved Ma,y Suth, 188b; o
h th ed in the Canad 6liort .
e
on lo. :,, concks ion 9, .T
men mondve le SIMON
ma of
roan
out Herd
ckerEmithil
•11.U.6
color
look.
reel;
And register-'
Apply
er to . Read the follo mg
_
8o84. day : "Tho 1Jpri ht P
" deeded
•
testimonial
aim of Messrs
by one of
Daaham
Theyldevelop
.
the best musician
deserve, as
tone,
of the present
ell an emphatic
in
.
VARM FOR SALE. -For Salc, Lot 34, Con -
1.7 cession! 10, and part of Lot 81,, Con -
cession 11, McKillop, containing 125 . atres,
about 90 acres of which are &axed, mostly free
telegraph wire. A gentleman paseing
"Watching the wire ?" " Yes,sah.
sitieg to see a. message go by, hey ?"
negro smiled,aiad said,- “ Yes, sah."
e gentleman- kindly told him that
pestilence and famine.
Every day we- mieistees
meet it es. the hiuderence,
deeer's cause.
help, to the. Rera
'
it emptying our churches
, 1
of religion;
not
We
While.it
.
as t se
fisd
fills
;
sulphur mat
Machinery hoe
first stet:ifs-le
- .
' oxhide. i W
Ire
_knife 25 Belie
gr
hes p a. day. Aft
be n set in motio el
pla e : •block in the
de e sh movement
s ar Int, and at thei
r the musio.a.a.*- is. T. D
, th 43-1- a 1 mited II La be r of
e. • .
'splint '. in plan and or au lessoll
street eeond d or west
.e• _. ..'s
ofth ..1. - - - ----
Beane -N HOP TO R NT. -Go
Prenderga4t
pupils
., ea he.r
1 English
- ----
id frontage
furl
re4deuice,
4
- -I----
endarsement, as
will receive 1,4 sympathetic quality,
histeuction i, and are equally beaut
Joh
" THEODORE
ored.849-t.f. " appearance. -
- -
On Mekin St., .
slimes
an not be s
ul in their
TH
.
.
passed
musical
• VAS
a wh'6h
by the now existin
lqualities as well as
, .
.
power and
Upright PiADIOS
in their exterior
.
.
1
from stumps, well fenced arid • about ro acrea
see'ed to grass. The woad land is well timbered
with hardWood. There is a Comfortably frame
house and good frame barn, stables .ated •sheds.
There is -a good hearing orchart also three never
failing wells' It is within 7 • iles of Seaforth
ages were invisible, and: explained
working of the electric. current to
our gaols ; .devOtating our
it crowds our cemeteriesemaking
houses
w.laii
t
e
le
4
oime stuck b
elt. • They
twe two slats iii
are hen carried b
the • Se' forth u -kt door
the tute halt. Alto ether in
best
o the
epair j
Meoltanics'
geed
in
,
Iusti- ; .
cellar. De -•
town. Sur-
OR
,
'0kGANS
,
ar d two fa orn Winthrop, 'where ilhere are churches,.
stores., cheeee factory, &e. There i.13 agoodgraYel
road leading from the place,' It will lie sold.
at length. - Conoluding, he said,
yw you know something about it."
s, sah." it What clo you work at ?"
rich - poor, the sedong weak,
slaves; demonstrating in every
way tnat it is the most' unbridled
the
possible
fres
as
d•
, ovement of
Separator, and
''to•dry the tindber
th helt . throug
the se over heated
fficiently to
the
ipes,
ciuedly
rounu
all tha
nine,
he busmees
d by mea malktta
,tracts business
emorth
.ituetion
bank,
Apply
poOfficeLS
to
, , —EXCE
St and
THOMAS .
857
ThiS Or an has al••ays
reeeived
•
1
the highest award wherever
cheep and on easy tarsus. ' Amity on the premises
or .to Winthrop .p. 0. MRS. 40.11.N •OUTHILL.
a, ,
i .
.
a
allow
!
-.-_-,
celebrated
a a telegraph operator at de Hazel
;oh Station, sale." . ...
LOTtiS XIV. was one day speaking o•f
power which a kin." has over his
ots; Count de Guiche ventured. to
srk that are limits to this
ferocious ally that Satan ever
to tempt the heart of man,
him downward to his doom.
face, of these - .
- AWFUL .,..t,tD ADIIITT'ED•
whoare the people to throW
emplo
or
La
..
FACTS
theniselv
di
t
.
. B
g
,e
le
'he dipping maxtu
.0 feet from the
. Oases ueder
presses it lust
Of the splints
euiptiur, which
e to penetrate.
st iting point, the
a co Ile of rollers,
eno g • to bring th
in °Di act with the
is o • tainel in a
About
belt
which
ends
elted-
an or
aRa vAL
L Ins thee to
rnill, w ere he I
turd oods, eu
with the tStau
ducted. 854tf
. G. V a
the buil
as a itoui
d where
ishinent
' •
• 1. gm nd
ing 0 positp
dem tuck
all b siuer.s
wiU erea
A. G. Van..;GMUND.
ho ' taking first.priz
as removed S wn,
the burned Among other Orgaus
of manufac- Hamilton • Karus
connected , , '
ter be eon- mentstaken at th'e
tO; at Mice.
• --
at the N
sh wn at this
Woo stock, &a.
fu4 value. 0
rthern
:how were
Call and
dere for
Union Exhibition i October, 1883.
W. Bell it Co., twirl] ; Kilgour,
sec as before buy lig. , Old instru-
tuning pianos and organs attended
!
BRO
• MORTGAGE
VALUABLE 'FARM •F>ROPERTY
'
1 i
SALE i
I •
. .
.
.
.there
; kit this the king would not
athwart the path, and •stop,
if pessibl
,
*at and kept
de a 1.quid state b
the
- ,•
A SPLENDID(
—
Engine
,
• nd B iler for sale at a ' .
SCOTT
H ERS
IN THE TOWNSHIP
1
OF HAY.
of, and said in a paasionate tone :
1 orderOa you throw yourself into .
isle., you ought to ' plunge in head .
nost without a moment's hesita-__.
,77 The count, instead. Of replying,
its w,ay ? ' Surely the menalbers
church which professes to.
with His spirit • who, foe
was set before him, endured
despising the shame. What
of
be iinbned
pee joy
thei
'Bricrifiee
th
thia
crose,
t
leat from a finial
'fioor underneath.
le belt fa agaiin
f the splints
mixture, which
i °mace sank •n
little furt
d -p essed, and t
are d wn through a
gi e:. them the fin
the.
er- on
e tips*
black-
shing
4-1- ba gain, Ergiue,
make 8 hurse power, th
a large y wheel. Buller
58 inch s id uiameter 11
front gr tes, smoke stack
.11ensall
Gold e & MeCtilloch's - i
e she, t 12f et long with • a, . all In
45 hU se po ver, 49 flues, certinas, &Ca., on. hand,
eet 5 niche leng. Fire o i ns rue ion
All kinds f I t 't'
&c. D. ligtilleiliaT, . . • ... 4
860 .. a -'-'d. Outline Embroideries.
truments,
also a good
!Books. S
:ugh as
:mortal
AMPI
Vielino, Guitar%
nt of Piano Covers,
G Patterns for Ke
ccordeons Con-
limo Steo'le/ dtc
sine -on Crewel
.
'MUER and lay viktue of a • wer of sale con -
e" tained in aFebcertruaryain had. nture of" Mort!.
gage, dated nth , A. , 18781 made by
Charles Ban er, (Lydia Bauer, Ails wife joining
therein to bar her dower,) default having. been
made in the paynaent thsreof, Ithere will he sold
to tolderno
.
by Public Auction, -at Deichert's Hotel, in the
ed: on his heels and made straight
are we willing make
e
•
strate
doat. From
this point the m
tches
Tzth.a, FOR SALE.-^
he ndersigned offers
the door door. The king, surprised,
d after him : " Stay ! where are,
•
going9" "To learn to swim, Sire,"
the reply. •Louis XIV. laughed
rib , and there the metter ended.
.
our sincerity and to help tie
their struggle -to be free i
teaching of Scripture, fraton
ments which the nese itself
would say the sacrifice ..demas
helpless
Fries,
the
pre:
in
h
t -e
argP-
•nts,
ded,
I
lif
,
(they have by
dignity) pass
ing as hitherto,
f6ot and a half
- istance of 200.
•
.thi: -Imo obtained
dow i Is e hall, still travel-
a he height of
f o .1 the floor.
feLt from the sterting.
that
.
about
At a
A-, for ale a Thuroughb
register0 pedigice. .d.e
red cola, le low set aud
magniti ent animal. Al. -o
South& wei Ram Lamb
on Lot ' 7, Ouncession 8,
0. DA 1D HILL.
ed 1 rha I Bull, with • tt, ,
s eg it m nths' old, Of ;
hea,k3 bon d, and is a
a ew t oroughbred ' THE
, ext a qu lity. Apply
libbe ty or to Staffa B.
665x1 •
mEDIcAL
•
HA
' , . • ' • . • .
!
g.../
,
'
village of Zurich, ,ownship of ;Hay, by Mr.
weed Bossenberry, Auctioneer, !on Tiansdity, the
29th day of July. 1884, at two ellelock P. M., sub.
;ea to such conditions as shall then be pi -Owed,
the following valuable property, viz ; Ail tb.at
parcel or tree. of land and premises,situate, lyirg
and being in the 'Township of Play, in the county
.
sacrifice at all it be, is citie tot:1
;and
oint,the belt
take: : n upward turn
and
sriTpd-pi
ivr A_
T,4
s A ---,
Rogitja-,
of Int
A Kiss on. Toast.
iung Topneodle 09,1128 to -grief re-
ly in a dinning saloon on Nassau
tt in a way that e cannoon
ht Ctem-
3 even now without ashndder. __
a is a cross between a dude and a
aer aecording to the significant
, , _
as of the day,and in taking his dinner
continuous absence from the use
ng liqtiors we . use,
' intoxicati , . 4
beverage. :This is the position I .
ed some years , past whein {bur
with the spiritual wants ofi a. va:t
gregation. And this . is the posi
'would still retain as • Bi 'ho
0 P
on " - 1
b iocese of Hur . .
Of all
as
ssu
hen
co
ion -
of the
a,•
-
d
-
1
fter ascendieg
atches begin
i g with the belt
1 on framework
even . feet they
f lint machine,
he other maeihin:
ere knockediout,
f er or five feet,
their return trip.
. er . the toe of
n,at • e elevatioof
so se back over
ent:r the room
•s located, an.
t e heads all
the
Pass-
the
about
the
Where
are
0 oint-
— --
Hor,qE 'FOR SALE - or s a le, a
;email & f English .art 119 ale
fifteen told a half hands high- colu
weighin, foueteen hunur d lbs., twe4ty
arm, sha nk on hind leg nine add a
By lmo rted England's Won 'er ;
Olive, i i poi Led ; age, two year old 18th
1884; w 'II proportioned at ci ele n lim
can be i_ot. Apply.Lot 1, ouces ion 5,
DAVID a 411.11N', Wrox ter.
1.:INT,
fine young _
re. ti, stands
dark bay, Ilas.now placed in the
flyes inch It will cleanse the system
nail inchke?. dition. It is a 'purely vegetable
are, Jac 8
of June, Customers and others whose
ha..Pedigree a bottle Of
Turnberry. ,
864-4 • •
arket a 118177
from all
compound,
system
and wonderful
mpnrities,
and
or blood
-Blood Clem
and leave you i
as a blood medicine
is out of order, -ill
ser and Purifier.
a healthy con-
has no equal.
do well to try
.mHouarsounreamndizazosvelecnetoyl-sOixnatears,oeforitnadining ,
le, , lee the
same more or less, composing the west ball of
lot ntunber ten in the Lake 1,04 utter, conoessiou
of the said townehip el Hay. There •are, about
,f,3.:oraes
' f eicidearndellitiadataB „qv pitthteard.d. b ern' :stud
4 milesg;romgthe tiarivirte *village of Zerieh, an° d
-within a half mile of achool hone° *net Post
Office. - For further particulars apply to the
Auctioneer, Or to MR. B. V. ELLIOT, VendOr's
Solicitor, Exeter. ' ' $66-8
.,
a town be As.ually seeks a saloon
ing In the 8010
rection. Th: • are
3'
ided by waiters. of . the dear, sweet
sex, ta who/I:elle can say all sorts of
nothiegs, and make hinaself ex-
irio•iy sweet on them. - So last
e
e far the first tinae, he sat down at
;able of She above mentioned saloon,
'
The Grateful .P.dodle.
One day a benevolent pbd,sicias
had read the books ts,bout; kind 'less
.animals), having found a earay
i •
suffering from a• broken leg, co s
the poor creature to his hone, an.
bandaging the
.
(who
to
soodle
veiled:
aft
lim
r
sllowly
belt
iites,
aught by a 'seethe
and darri:s
heie they aife
laced in tray
nd ta,ken to
complete4
and duding
I elt, which ss oyes
them to a able,
t• k -n off by a boy,.
m ,d: for the pa pose,
[the e : eking room.- The
a ei, nit once in 30 min-
t e interval s:veral
-pooK 'T BuOK LOST. Los on t
m-1-. CIII v,t.-1 Road between Walt n an
ills, o i 111m:way, July llU,a lk. ther
contain' k a note of 4and, mad
Fergus() and payable th no
bearer. The finder of the poc et beets
atded by retu bin(); it to
soitA bly reW „ . ,
signed, i nd the public are ereby
e Noithern .
Govenlok's
i..cket book, that it
by David And be convinced
ersig,ned or • what it is represented toi
will be of ,01 per bottle, and ind
the,. under-
, . _
cautioned ,
h.as no eq
be, and no
e for yours
a .
L On
hembu
Ives as
.
trial will convin •
. Xou can secure 1
.0 its merits.
I
voti that it
e , a
at a sman Cost
.
is
A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
, . i
The undersigned offers er sale hie l3leck't.stnith-
ing and Wagon makiog establiOnnent hi the vile
lege of Egtuontiville, together with the totile and
good -will Of the business.; else a cousiderehlta
steak iron and lumber. ;There are WO large
for black.emithing
having firstobserved at which
) the prettiest- girl presided, and
[ng at her with a MOSt captivating
setting and enjures
gate the little outcast his liberty
!and thought no More abordi -the so
again,
atter...
,.
.taousand
'Match
matche:
produced
.
:re finished. The
is :uperior in v.. lity e.
against urchasieg or ne otiati ig, the
as paym ni of the seine hes be n stopped.
*Due. LD, Blyth P. 01 -..
said note -
NEIL . .
866 4
• We h
ve in a full
and we
-assorted stock of
e .
.
•
shop, one and the other for.
wood -working. There are three firen -the
blacksmith shop, This lo in the centre of one of
the best eurieultural districts in Canada; The
8 he said,: .
;
But how ereet was his surprise,
upon
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