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y of the Toronto, Gt.°
ay. On Moaday lege
*burn paid a visit t
ce here, and duly ins
eWe uuderstand
aria
the
he very efficient
ta
11 shortly be promoted
in another port.
the names of the aurece
at the recentjunior re
!el
ca,
mataan of Toronto ITM5
ice that of
Ittete S. Hogartheof Stephen
ed honors in inethera ties;
eneh audeGerraan.
'ether O'Conner, the
riest of Wawanosla for tile
-six years,. has been ap tete
rdship,the Bishop ail ren i
of ettaicistonein the comets(
at•her O'Connor, during ede
Wawatiosle, has endeared
erybody with whom hethae
!tact, and departs with I the
em of his people, and; the
WiII and wishes of all °lases
unity, His pastorate
ally successful not only in
in natural things. Rohs(
n acree of laud, erected a
rick residence with stables.
arags, laid out the mutate
a church,, and not only• is
property clear of debt, brit
ce remains in the treastay.
a speak vele-eines for the
enterprise of the re
etr-tall. On. Sunday a fel-
e close of the serviceihis
esented him with a p
a
any t 200, as a token of
nate esteem, and on Ti ea-
.* number of his de call
rids met at his reside ce
.luncheon in his honor, 4
with an addresa, accem.
handsome silver water
address was read by Pey.
of Seaforth.
anthem Manitoba..
Own Carrespondent4
! looking well, particularly -
is aiready grand. During
.ers here I have not seen
.nt prospect for an early
od yield than we have ijj.
nitoba this season. I speak
t which, of course, is the
-hich the prosperity of the
s. Oats that were sewn
on and- not damaged by
Ually as- well as the wheat,
ta large amount of damaged
Rah of it late in the seasou,
aight be expected, is wadi.
bing such a drug on the
tinter, Most of the farmers
tfe ke.ore than will supply
ids.. This, together with
the crop is a partial fail.
a oats ata. good figure next
they continue to advance
(e even now, having- risen
coats per bushel during
'
weeks.. Rut 'twee ever
Etson you find oats going
hovers; the next, farmers
ough for their own require-
.
int prospects for a large
rest staple has its effect
every branch of the trade.
re looking coeaplacently
inter months, anticipating
eectreet in their business
, the past few months has
eyinet'expenses. Farmers -
ireebeing. almost entirely
'e• grievances and cense-
ftatiala has quieted down
.In fact one hears very
w, of"grinding raortopo-
•the slumbering animosity
resent state Of affairs Will
atened until the marketing
wheat will have to be
way from 25 to 100 miles.
leas are to basy to keep
op to its wonted heat,
tatives- have not lost sight
railWay facilities in thie
vince, About three weeks
S,ipalities in this county
pa delegates to St. Paul
the president of the St.
polia and Manitoba road
tapping the boundary at
of the municipality of
L Greenway, M.P. Pa for
S. Thompson, Reeve of
relark, Reeve of Derby,
delegation, .whe learnt
preaident of the above
r would not be able to get
imuctary this season, but
cted to. tap the line early
it inst Where remains to
ild it come to a matter of
aducenaents there is no
f Rock Lake county will
:unturned to secure the
tarketing distance. reo.
[lapin:ions upon offering
(ent within their power
plating road. just haw
is connection, will end,
feen. One thing is cer.
- the people are growing
there will be some relief
; least, If there is not
of last winter is but a -
Ba With the tempest that.
across these prairies.
ei'
eficial results amongst
tf,
extravagant days of the
etakwardness in buying
een, they bought any-
thiug in the shape of a
og to lack and the boom
payments. Now, they
Oaake haste more alowlY
aothing bat what they
., and cannot possibly do
rse there are some whom
t could persuade that a
iecesiary and indispens-
eal implement. These
aast as if there was no
Patarity in connection
. a needs no prophet to
iL1 end in their case. But
ate farming corritmaniter
• old machinery da the
a are resolved to wait
-n-ighten. a little before
debt upon their shorrld-
eservetion of the right
the principle apPlY t°
at merchants and every
also profiting by the
room. All things eon'
dethe great boom -Wag
ii disgaise.
Me a crop report from
of Agriculture, day
lugthe acreage of tint
ea of grain under add -
)f the countiea of Southiz., Bock Lake, Turas, •
Laufferin, a sYnoPgis 'Dz
ilatiess prove of interest.
wheat is: Rock Lake,
AUGUST 1, 1884.
.1446.70 acres; Turtle Mountain, 11,009;
Demi% 45,951; giving a total acreage
in the three counties of 71,630. The
eareage of oats is 7,380. 4,153 and 12,839
Tespectively, a, total of 24,322 acres.
_Barley, 2,208, 697 and 4,464, total 7,369
;acres. Total acreage in peas, flax, pota-
lees, turnips, beets, and other roots,
4,40e, giving a total acreage under culti-
vation in the three counties. of 108,725.
'The report is not full, as no len than
, lege townships in Rock Lake (much the
,enialIer county of the three) were mere -
ported, while there were five in each of
the two others. As it is, however, the
mine is a good one, and speaks for
itself. °As I have already stated wheat
never promised better, and assuming
the yield to be 20 bushels per acre,
-Which is a low estimate, the farmers of
fouthern Manitoba will have nearly
,one and one half million bushels of No.
I hard wheat. Probably half a million
bushels of this will be required for home
teneumption, seed, &a., leaving a mil-
lion bushels available for exportation.
This, were marketing facilities better,
-would represent a large amount of
money for the farmers; but as much of
ibis grain (one-third at least) must be
teamed 30 miles and upwards to market,
` -the expenses must necessarily eat up
•nauach of the farmer's profits. The
report goes on to state that last fall's
plowing comprised 41,070 acres; while
the spring -plowing for crop was abent
-one and a half times as nnich, showing
-that,owing to the shortness of the semen
last fall, nothing like the usual amount -
of plowing was done, as usually about
,one-fifth of the plowing only is left over
until the following spring.
The seventeenth anniversary of Con-
federation was loyally observed in South-
ernManitoba.Racing,a.thletic sportsatc.,
'were the programme generally in the
towns and villages. An incident some-
what out of the usual line of proceed-
ings occurred at one of the embryo
cities in this county. A resident, who
so owns allegiance to 'Uncle Sam,
hoisted the Stars and Stripes, on Dora -
inion Day, alongside the Union Jack.
This proved too much for the loyality
of a prominent man in -the municipality,
who forthwith hauled down the emblem
of American freedom, and dimmed its
lustre by trailing it in a convenient
mud -hole. This action was resented by
No. 1 in a forcible and emphatic man-
ner, and a spirited encounter ensued;
but beyond the interchange of a few
choice and highly original expletives, no
particular damage resulted, the by-
standers declaring the bout a draw.
Next day, when the bug -juice, which
possibly caused the disturbance, had
fully evaporated, the majesty of the law
was called upon to adjust the difference
distance, and then
came in ' view.
commencement o
by about, a -boat
with the Igular a
stroke tha brings
fection of an exqui
mechanisni, He w
a minute, Layaock
in the same time.
lug plucky and well
his manner of ra
effort When compare
opponent. --
Shortly after en
mile Haitian slightl
tattoo between his
self, and both me
stroke, Minima rowi
30. A little furth
creased the distanee
his opponent to a lit
length.
There was a buzz
the part of the aseu
ment to secure b tte
as the men ea e
seen that they wifre
together, Haulaulon
side, and Layoock o
appeared to bet ro
neither leading by
tan ce. When they
half a mile in t
began to move tot
came up level, and t
again in the sera
appeared to be rolwi
28 to. the mm -
pulling e little fa
the lead, and.
call and held on
te,
ter
ityc
his
determination. Ha
a lead, and the boat
middle of the strdam
of the race almoat a
men were within hal
flags it was evid4it
the race in his bendi.
on without changing
a few hundred yards
in the last quarter of
ly ahead, although it
wished be could hav
considerably. Lay
gamely, but it was
passed the winning -p
of Hanlan's boat .0Ve,
feet of Laycock's sten
utes 40 seconds.,
The result was eh
tors, and another eh
the competitors brou
gether in mid stream
Laycock was per.?pir
Hanlan di...1 not s
The impression to b
finish of the = race
-witha. result unsatisfactory to both e Laycock may have r
parties. X. 1-19.12 was not teal"
Bock Lalee County, jelly 15, 1884. himself to his .utrno
finished by a lead
instead of one if he h
Hanl an in Anstr al i a.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF A BOAT RICE IN
THE A2-'TIP0DES.
A Sydney paper, just to- hand, gives
the following accOunt of the Ha,nlan-
Layeack race at Penryth
The training of both men for the great
struggle was practically ended on Wed-
- needay afternoon, and yesterday morn-
ing they apent their time quietly. Lay --
cock strolled about among his friends,
and talked with. them in the stand en-
closure or or on the bank. He hid a
rather anxious look, and did not appear
quite so well as he had been seen to
look once or twice. during the week.
Still he declared that he felt all right,
and had the same resolute air
that indicated he would see the
race through tol the finish, Han-
kie as once moie found working
about his boat . altering something on
the seat, aecl otherwise examining all
the fittings. He had decided on using
the Canadian boat, and with his usual
care left nothing to be date that could
make his chances stronger. He had
also a quiet and -thoughtful air, and
each man evidently had before /his mind
the worth of the great honor for which
they were &bent. to struggle. They
got into their boats and. quietly paddled
a to the starting -poet, and then there
came over the crowds on the banks a
lull of suspense. The general opinion
was in favor of Hanlan ; but there was
no demonstrative excitement such as is
the accompaniment of an event on WhiCh
there is much betting. Probably there
has never been a race of the sante im-
portance rowed in whichaless induce-
ment to the publieto feel interested for
,any other reason than that of concern
purely in the event itself.
The time of starting was 2,43 p. m.
Both the men got away well together,
Laycock having the edvantage if any-
thing, Haul an pulling his sculls thrOugh
at the rate of 30 per minute without
the slightest flurry or splash. Laycpck,
on the other hand, went away at 32,
and seemed by no means as much at
home in his boat as his opponent, and
knocked up a good deal of Water.
Having travelled about a quarter of a
mile, Laycock steadied himself and
began rowing in mach better form, but
he was now half a length to the ,bad.
Three parte of a mike having been
negotiated, Laycock steadied down to
•30 strokes per minute, while Hanlan,
who now led by nearly a beat's length,
followed suit, rowing not more than 28
per minute, and apparently with leo
-exertion whatever to him -self. Layeock,
on the other hand, showed plainly that
he had " all on." From here to the
Re9ond mile Hanlan gradually increased
his lead till he was two clear lengths
ahead of his old opponent, and received
the applause of the spectators on the
• banks with a quiet smile, as to say
"I've got him safe." From the second
mile to the third, however, Layoock
seemed to rally, and increasing "his
stroke a little,naanaged to reduce the
gele-
From. the bend of the river, a little
beyond, the residence of the Hon. G. R.
Dibbs, down to the 'finishing point, the
banks on either side were dotted with
Spectators, among them being seVeral
groups of ladies, whose warm -colored
'winter dresses contrasted against the
bright green of the grass, so lateltt re-
freshed by abundant rains. Horsernen,
carrying red -and white flags, were eta -
boned at intervals along the river side,
ready to bear tidings of the progreits of
the race to those who -were higher up
the course. Nearly an hour had elapsed
mace Hanlart and.. Laycock, rowing
leieurely up to the starting point, had
passed the bend, and. watches were con-
sulted. and. field.- glasses turned in the
thiection where- the rowers would be
seen turning into the long, straight,
willow -margined course that led past
the grand stand. At last a -red apeck
was seen against the foliage ' in the
Shortly afterward
speech to a large
front of Mr. Squire
loudly cheered when
pearance on the ver
spouse to the cries
made the following
said that it was ver
after his hard re:
eheers)-to receive' se
tion ; and he esteem
have it accorded to h
on, such an ocean°
afternoon add ed
number of his vi
proud he had
contested the rite() i
spirit. He had rowe
134willg to win Was t
had' alwaas a.niniate
and 4onld be the pri
guide him in the' fut
pared to rew anyOne
• did not, when he saic
fully, but only to exp
tol test his power, an
who might desire t
(Applause.) Alt such
hardly knew how t
and he could !not, s
wish to do; but
thing he desired to a
eluded, even if he mi
as he would wish, an
had received as .fair
as he had received' i
world be had visit
always feel thankfu
having received such
at their hands. (Ch
they done battle with
oarsmen in the bolo
that the occasion w
only one in which he
in a race against ODE
tive oarsmen of N
(Cheers.) He believ
millions and a half o
ha, and would-lbe re,
to tackler all of 'them
boy comPared with 1.
men; for instance,,
cock. However, 'he
far in beatieg the re'
c4otiy; hnd be: hope
they would not be ab
tory froth him., (Che ii
then called upon to s
forward 4nd briefly e
that, althaugh defea
kiedly received. He
that victory,, had
though that had not
would not cause
(Oheers.)
lHanlan, with his
and several other ge
ed carrvali, and.
Dixon's hot 1, Penrit
t4'a health WaS teas
briefly respctnded. i
hie former IS eech.
was conve ed to . t
where it was secured ft
to Sydney. Ilaialaea
train at 4.30 for Sy
proceed by last even
bourne.
illuaittg the day it
too, abundantly evi•
had made1 an eaorm
struggle to exhibit al
gaze of themanyvi
that was "presenteble
made the most of, an
frivolity which aboun
bered-in the ancient'
tion to come. The
races stated that the
veil. So -indeed it w
The crowd legari t
ately the greatj race
trains were raaidly
was soon deserted, a
of the afternoon was
streets and the hotel
the race formed the
tin t The greet ept
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Births.
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of Mr. Frankficott
DIJNOAN.-In Seaforth,
wife 0f Mr. Thos. 'W.
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f a son.
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MeGILLIOUDDY.-In C-oderieh,
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t , Nal re we spent many of
a.nd
provisionally
atniners
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can.
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at Exeter:
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GARROW.-In Goderic
wife of Mr. j. T. Gairow
BARKER.--Iniihinlop,
• of Mr. john H. Barlder
DENOVAN.-In Exe tare
of Mr. A. C. Denov4n,
Bank, of a son.
MAC PHIIRSON.---In Cli
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of a eone
on the 20th
of a daugh
on the 21st
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the wife of Mr. D. If
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wife. of Mr. Alexander
on the 18th
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t i body,'yet iu ind, and-
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MOFFA.T T. -1n Clinto
wife of Mr. W. j. Moffatt
MIINNiNGS.-In Goderieh
ult., the wife of Mr.
daughter.
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wife of lldr. George
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. INSPECTION
Dresss Goods '
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Nun's Cloth, "
French Twills ,
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Cashmeretts,
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•SEE OUR RE
REQUEST
Cashineree,
Ottoman Cords,
Fancy Brocades,
• Full lines of Embroidery,
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NANTS OF DRESS
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Cottonades,
Denims,
; Shirtitags,
Thekings, See.
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crop pros
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:
Et
e
t d's••
boElit
n1
co
t
12
k
n
extr floo
spring, but
mercury sid
ad throug
and entit
,
.w el it went a ay in the
fr si the 8th of arch the
io fall to zero, but rang-
i th emaitider of he month
:eedi • g began from two de-
en r •
seph
.a chi'
Hodgi.
deric
commen ded
dward, 6 Gide
on, Cohvent
s, Morkis, 3,
Model Sc
ic
Sc
3 ;
ool,
r admission:
ich, 333 ; Ade-.
o01,307-• Ethelehuren,
Mon liolmes,
367 ; Luther
ulo, by Rev. J, F. P
of Wingham, to Mies
FLANIGAN-HANLON
Hullett, 0
Father Waters, Mr
_sures, to- mail N
-Hanlon, of Clinton.
BLA.CKALL-RFINNEDY.-In
rke Mr, Edev'n
Li;zie Eaton
-At the Rc;ne
the 22nd It
M J- Fla
a, danghtenir
I
Clifford
Inv f• '
, .........ari_orei '
n.Catholie
b., by ,Rev. ' -
i- n f BC
. .
oaf '21)r. F. Dt 1 C
.
;
riiESSRS
o
.
' . ' •
,
C' :I\
iip
.
-
aid
•
1
4,
1
to
) 1,-ast.
•
t
apnea.
ith
L•
aell.
• a
rse
, he
ame
wart
mile
at .:
as:,
co
in
swe
wit
eev:r,
:do -
a ta
. NV •
of
ant:
:
r
e
:
e
h
ni
bor
wcis
'as'1d
the
great.
!kept
the
do
t
r
h
o
e
e
d
d
grees to 511
The elm
mildness I
deiced till
Water did
former ye
the frost
inches an
supply el
at ! that
have co e
of • April,
d g eee above ti at point.
Id is d., combined with. the
•
f, t e Weedier, gradually re.
sn • Ito that th rush ! of
1 ot ..- ceed the spri g floods of.-
liou h the a me cause'
rs. I g 'ode"
as otof the groilnd a dew-
th arth received. a -greater
I
w t:r than it AB ally -gets
ti e. We exp cted to
i
neellic•d! sowing o . the 7th-
bu at frost set in . and
aund,
e er,
t
rne 3-1;
4 ; lela
Is
S
h Mod
'et, G o
T
Below
tof those
trance
,Exeter,
3 .
88 , There
Lydia
y - E.
belle
heel,
I School,
i •h rffede
er e 4
E OLIN
will b
wh
exa,mi
351
:
, i
Monteith,
1J. `tewaet,
.
314:
310;
ON HI
fou
bay
atio
• Iiither
s
adg
' arrY
S le
.0
GH
d
• '
pa
tot
pokey,
e,
Fred
oo
SC4100L.
n
B
Clinton
T. Gill:,
4 Us-
2 U b
Usborne,
2 Usborne,
Goderich
Ball, God°,
W. John-
11 313 '
, .
t '
p a e ma,
lal h b t 1
d the recent
Hiah
ig
24th ult , at
father, by Rev.
- v s t er
. . ., o vas
A.. Kennedy, all
FINNEGAN-PLENKF,TT-In
on the 9th ult.
. dance of the
gun, Of Ashfield,
of West Wawanosh:
MeGRATH-McOARTH
22ndnIt., by
lif ()Grath, of
of 'Mitchell.
13° EGEL-MeFE
He church, S
the ileeidence
A. Stewart
el •
instaia
of Clinton.
by Rev.
', 1 e s
bed '
to
Bev. D
'bbert
.-In
afort1
Clinton
of
Mr j
' .. '
only da
.
West
J. Caewell,
f th M If
a er, r.
ties -Lucy AO
.-At Irislitriwn,
an Murphy,
to Miss Ma
St. James'11.)
on the 22
on the
lie briOe's
' Black 11,
• a -
ehter oilier.
awariosh
at theresi-'
I F
ig i nine -Bonnets
Plunkett 0
on the
le Mathew
McCarthy,
an Calle-
d ult., by
'
'
. • ind'1
respeettally remthe
W°Ula •
MONTREAL HOUSE special
or Hats as we must (deter
' ' • .
opening up of our
.
,
F_A_Di., js,..1.1-3:D
, -. • • •
.
•
dies -that in the Millinery Department
halucements will be offered
off our stock at a sacrifiee'i
'
-vcrimzi-tr-mpt, .
e .
•
.
- of the
' '
to purehasera of
preparatory to the
..
0-00IDS
The
1 air positimile
me.
row
f
d
r
t it was the
The weat
was more
12 h before we got to work.
er : a dry and cool and there
tele anId labor ex e ded in
hool.
yenty-f
Icomm
Sevently-on:
ur have pasted,
ca4d
and
dates wrote
'
seven are
Rev. P. j. S1
Florence leleFee.
ea,
,
r. Peter Bee
1 to Miss
•
-e-e-
,
. — .
A ,.
il - AK !
T
0
;
. .,
aid HanlanEtvit
mile
drew
Slight-
-
putting in
the c ops this spring than in
.nded
by t
abd wi
e'High! Soh •
1 pr
ol Ilnepectors.
hably
be pass-
Of
.
Deaths..
,
. I
k.,1...... ,
FlL
•,
,
scrmed-
creased
0 4 k
.0
• -
1 ppin
,
: •
• 1
: • a
still
us
wi
1.
by the
en
he
shook
that
eii
, and.
h th:
ab
e, .2
up
r bla•s
foug
ut
:
hand.
if e
le d
t
they
ste n
t o
nei .
1.
ecta. '
h u
t
any forme
strong an
check *le
stop. All
we had
rather co.
..
thee mont
days rain,
was
ral fi 1
Bove .
tem e •
pe at
for severe
9
se :atm The grafi'
ve. rens, and rece
tev : , rushed on w
I
Ore gh the -motet
ne g owing weittb. r
. . e bad: a phe o
, w c -wee three co
21s 2 nd and 23k..
'-also in . '. m nth
growing1.
: a 0 " ets and a m c
. .pers,
•
e t .11 mt?.y. ' On t
ho r: each day, th
the 11
Came up
vine no
thout a
pf May
though
erns. in
tinnorts
June
.th
, wi
higher
ee dam
ercury
de, the
08,3 w
:re rej
some
•lures
Ire Much
t 'of drawing
n ion,
te t
ery fa,
al put
a
ghly commee
the paper
0 few
ed, tie
cted i clic
ihat ever:
in some of
in e*cess
ougl
a
M riy of
nt idea of
in neat a
thing. whi
, ed.
in i thctI
geetiter
iti
c
he
if o
t tJ
be
he
d
h
it
tio
ni
erecter.
other
es.
andidates
subject.
ve
a
numbei
a, paper of
The
counties
The sub-
eceive more
had
Sev,.
11 executed
not be too
he exception
end perhaps
MOLY a'T '1,111 '
X. -In Hill
the reiddence of hi
neaux, uged 30 e ear
PICKARD.-In Exeter,
wife of Mr. James 13
years.
SCOTT. -In Brnseels, o
Scott, aged 31 ' years
BAWTINHEIMellt.-et
ty, on the 19U/ ult.,
. Absalom Bawtinhei
N ears 9 month:. and
• s'
McGRA I H. -In Ribber
residence of her s
aged 9.3 Tears.
tut, on the
mother De
. .
-n the 23rd
dkard, merch
i the 18th
and 4 months
Wolverton, 0
ary Anuie,
er, of Braiis
17 days.
„ on the 23ra
o, Mrs. Mar
117th ult., at
ni a
ult., Eliza,
nt, aged 59
n t., Donald
tord eoun-
ire of Mr.
Is, aged 46
it., -at the
McGrath,
' .
CLOTHING & GENTS' FURNISHING HOUSE
'
MESSRS. DUNCAN & DUNCAN are the leaders of fashion in
Their stock is of the best quality. , They look to the interestof their
and any gent destrous.of, being ap to the age, would do well to leave
Duncan Lt. Duncan's celebrated and. fashionable suits. For
for one of.
in Ties go to.Dmacan dz Duncan's
. . . •
! •
The mind's the Standard of a man,
There's no mistake in that,
the
, ,
county,
customers,
' his cram
.
* probation
,,,, 4,431.5;
a,o lat
ined
mu
all a
fro
it, but
I' elated.
I the
marked
range for
to the abi
cl• trees in
he et nth WaBfroD) ap
ve ;um'. On Jul -1
degrees
4th we
at in -
od and
aggie •Campbell,
compoeition
fait: Ida
3
th
-
7 ;
papers were
rown 381;
•
anie Canter
. -
THE M
-
RKTPITSi
- But go to Oak Hall if you want
A really etandard Hat.
1 -
-
• : s, that al
•• ed his be-
ailed' on to
t and 'caul
ft:several,
al
is
hough
,Hap.
exert
haat)
engtles
i
had a sue - 1 •
a heavy r:rrif
sure- the
national
cold 1
very co
falling to
es s o of thutiderst rims
11 which spoilec id
rpe ed pleasures f
slide and the de, after
- , y
or LI e 'season th
•
46 grees. Since
' with
a-
arate
this our '
was
r
mercury
y
hen we
a , 383 ;
allidaye
Kelley;
. •
-111e M
7 ; -Ja
n, 412 ;
Jessie!. F
359; Ida, *Jo
292; Aggie
nisei] 333 ,
e Rei, 346.;
Emil Tb
ase
G
Christy
;
ne,
cGarva,
...
tale
$71 ; Christy
333; Mary
354;
Plummer,
Robert-
303 ; John
SEA
Old Fall Wheat per bus
New Fall Wheat per buehel..
S rin Wheat er bushe
e a e
0a.ts. per bushel
peas per bushel
Barley per bushel
ORTH, July
el Si
.. 0
t, ' 1
.
0
0
0
31, 1884. •Then
0 to 1 05
0 to 100
, 0 t 1 5
0 0
6 to 0 37
8 to 0 75
0 to 0 60
'
rush to Okk.Hall House, my friends
Like boys amongst the heather, .-
. And. purchase one of Dtin,can's
'- Head protectors from the weather.
. -
'
V.
-
i .
1 ,
• . .
. , '
'
: b wished.-
,
: anlen
.
retied iatherel
•
B hous . I'
i.e made '
nt ah '
. , and,
• the ' cro••d
•
" rear
1 ralifY•ing
11
e (laughte
c : a War is
,,, it ali 1p
i
a ade
in
1,
e wile
is an-
in r
h
0 -t.0
.5 :.
0 hl
arc'
recep-
nor .
a
•
•
fa
o
have had
we are no
weather •
tedious.
concussio
being the
noise fro 44
sions in t
of our Pre 1
tiffice Seek
getting so
se mat' heavy sho
se ring oer bay t
ake be sieving of 1
t I said Comm° 1
.
s 1 he ear bring r
re i a ental year, m y
th s as and Vapor us
e c . cases, 001.1ven lona,
e i ma ere, politicians
id k-
Lrs, b:' the cause cif
am 1: ii. share of moisture.,
la: excess iof th
rs. As:
broken;
rather
ns and
in, this
not the
explo-
etc.,
an d
Dekota
tears of
.thur,
bert D
6 • Ge
'
n, 353
anagh:
lepparc
Re ---
EGON
• tah i
3 • Da.
'
-atty,
mes Gillen
337 ; es1:y•
Wilf3,423 ;
rge A. Heed,
; John Martha
n, 313 Wm.
323; Job'Hides
'
•NDE .-M
organ 302
id Ar str
317; dm
28
' •
fiat
36-
'I
St
Janie
•
•
.-g,
t rid
•
.on,
arkwell,
bias
•
' '
1,,320
.nbury,
:Ogie
, 60
Itlhote,
301;
Harrison
'
.James John-
; Joseph
322_; John
397. a-
Farrow, 200 ;
Paisley,
- Robert J
e , -
.375;
I
t
Butter, No 1,, loose
Butter, tab.. .
Egga .. .. .... . ........
Flour, per 100 lbs
Pork, pee 100 pounds
HILT, "ewi'
per 100 lbe i'
ei ' e•
reeps ins each '........
Wool.
Salt(rotail)per barrel
Salt (wholesale) per barrel
Potatoes, per bushe),
Wood, per cord. 4
,Apples per Bushel,
•
' 0
0
........ 0
2
........ 7
. ... 6
5
0
A 0
ew 1.
2
, , si
2 to 0 13
3 to 0 14
5 to 0 15
0 to 2 61
.0 to 7 5
0 to 6 00
0 to 5 e0
0 to 0 80
8 to 0 20
1 25
i 1 00
0 to 1 20
0 to 3 50
t) to 1 on
.
MONTREALHOU E— R
' S G* OD'
,
, ' -
Butter and Eggs taken in trade for the highest
plied :with really good. 'Teas, Coffees, Spices
'
shattered prices. .
-
- .
' ,
.
DUNCAN & IUNCAM
• ,
,
-• - - ' .
ERY DEPARTMENT
price, where
at:c We . are
- *
, - .
you elm
selling
' • , •
'
.
, ,
' ,
get Simi
Sugars at
.
.
a so heart
He ham
-
ly,. an
that
d
a•nd may 4
the disap..in
ot
ci ones? I Wha ever
may •
Out o
n wro,
the ight
e at the out
-eiehe
-an 4
Z
candidates
:examination
. :
! o
INTON, Jul
t 31, 1934.
- ,
a - !
have been
tb I seise, D,akota.•
as been
At pre-
etc.,
yield.
begun;
e opera-
wed by
e crop-
it was
-fell the
e most
• h'n
is i g
remain ,
LIND.
.
a.
dated -
There
:re Jest
rseilles.
cases of-
. The
tunding
Toulon
The
the city
y two-
.
France
1000.
The
if
better et
places tl
Th',8 ap. fa
Goder
oh,
w t
e
- on
Old Fall Wheat per bus
lel Zl
0 to 107
: . other ti-
tries. ' H:
the
w
s
greatly be
-corn
• efi t; d by the rain
be u :, potato,es, tu :nips,
e spell
setenty
ng and diet
tic);
plucked
'taper.•
New Fall Wheitt per bus
Spring Wheet per bushe
'
lel 0
1
0
• it to 1 00
0 to 1 00
6 to, 0 37
.
3
'
'
•sent,
iv for h:
. a true iti
. 0 win. (1
i principle
J
him in t ,e
ple whic
___ie W.
• ' Tio
• fi the won l
is, sPea .,
h
d f i
heere)
.-Whi
pa
won
• 8 pre-
. He
--
boat
d
*r
h
t,-
d
-
give prom
The -bary;
oats will
.
tion withi
the evheat
is eight o
-last seaso
present cr,
product' 1
iv:1
se f being an ex ra
sti • g of barley ha: '
e iii ergoing the sate
: t • o weeks, to be f do
a• f: • "dayselater. '
ten as 'earlier t el
:-. . ould no harm le
a viii he one of t
we : veere.
1.1 bad h
- yr.a
ig, ie
st wee
the mfrning,,
else aciut'
•
ken ill
edical
r, but •
s dead.
. lexandaer
very su
. - Mr4
-11-o'clack
•: f
wtth•diemor
as,13ist
b$fore
'He
.
II
de .1y:
Chrietie
and
t
lace
it aariv:d
had been
Ian
alt
:n r
haee
, a:,
i:tiel
had
tarnine
•
s
Winni-
of .
his, residence
been out
to his
as eubddenly
of the lungs.
t once sent
Mr. Christie
ffering from
Oats, per bushel...1 .... .
Barley per bushel. 1 -
peas per bashei..!.....
Batter I
Eggs . . ..1
TreOT Per ten -
Potato* per buebel
Apples per_barrel
wool.
u_oi/i..es,per-100 lbe
CFok
rdwood.... ......
........
' ' 0
. . . . ... 0
, 0
.‘ 7
. - .. .: 0
' 1 2
4. 0
' 6
6
.' 3
to 060
,,0 to 0 75
3 to 0 13
)0 to 8 00
0 to 0 55
0 to 2 00-
8 to 0 20
0 to 7 00
0 to 7 60
5 to 4 00'
.
' CA_IVIPBVILL
•
01..0 -THING
' . ,
-.--.• .
rias great inducements
to
S
offer
'
.
. •
to
i.
.
parties
- I
I
i
! ,
. s his will
skill age.
• bellenge
ngnees
nst all
them.
THE EIP.ISIT(R
yours,
. all success,
Hi 'I
nsump
tended
-1.•
len for
-shortly
some
to
ti
vi.
-it
e pabt, and,•
Europe in
- .
LIVERPOOL, July
s - ; red
07 0,1
. pr11.1:,
130 -S
winter,
wheat,
a 10d. ;
1
,
-w-h.o
.
,
'
.
arch o
better
heal b..
want
argains iii
i
Suts.
Thel
subl
_. time as t
xpress
) . k as he
here wee
at le
IM8e.i
would
! one
f,
Th.:
A dispatch
the 28th s:ys
T , rible Chol-
rt na Paris, Fra -ce
. The cholera ttidemic
-The
ys : :J.
s a fie
Edinoaton
KuoWles,
d of lie913
Oe
1t3uIltn
o R
ell
lst
esemout
f
T
of July 5th
farm,
rmed, which
ay; radishes
California No.. 1,
No. 2, 07s lid; oses,
5s 6i1; - peas,' Gs 09d
cheese, 509 001 -
•
08s 05d ;
5s 053.
; pork,
t alifornia
; barley,
73s 00d;
,
' ;
scriber has.
ecided to 4aake
a
.libeal
.
re
.
: 4 hefore se
! It ' not ex ;
• list Was
ayi n Ai
'
any part
.4 and he
I o. -its people
' !haci consid;ratien
'et.s.) He le:
Con-
ress
hat lee
stritlia
Of the
- won
fOr
d that
it
d
at Toulon
were only'
night and
At Mourilonrn,
cholera w :ire
disea-se is 'nere:
villages.
There -fere
to -day an.,
on 11 ues to decreeee
th.r ecu deaths • h
t el ty-four at . •
ar Toulon, fif y
- ported yester :!,
sing in the BU •
t 0 deaths a
tw - in the .subterbse
ero sown
wn on
the
me of sowing
me ti
lbs fit
tatoes
pril, and
e of
on
he sa
4th o
• e, et
or us
in th
has
com
e d
Junia.6
ODIOD:
lks 15
en the.
field
otettes
en
of.
te-
,
1
o.
sto
a
x
a
c
a
Lqw
e
d fit for use
weeks from
wn at the
es high and
le. Planted
he 10th of
about the
ink bottle.
''.zy• Tonosro; July 31
$1.05; epring, $1.100
to 440; peas, 72c tel
60c ; hay, per ton,
butter, 14c to 15c
$0.90 to $1.00; eggs,
dr ssed hogs, per
e .ee.
.,
-Fall wh
to $1.06;
75c ; barley,
$7.00 to
potatoes
pee dot., 1
100 lbs.,.
e$0.95-1
oats, 44o
55o to
$12.00 ;
per bag,
c to 17c •
, .
$8.00 to
,
luction for
a
goods to reduce
3
I
room for the
. .
.at,
the next
.
.
,
his large
prime stok
six -weeks
.
stock
he is
,
,
,
_ ,
a.nd
.
imp.
n all
,
,.
ima e
- . '
rting
ne of the sreateet
-, and .he
b 1c1 not
, ,
quid be engaged
f the repr
e. South
there we
Teeple in .:
. ,
iThr hard for
• He was
e of the"
14ickete an
hoped
e - the
Bente-
Wields.
e three'
astra-
hipa
only1a
oat
La1i'-
.
total -of Ma':
there is 5
has decree
thirds.
The tot;
since the
About 500
with the •
proportio •
those rens
orea.nieed.
France
de hs which bay ' occurred
.. T e exodus fro
:ed i a population
lee si her of deaths •
ou b oak will re c
per :ins who . were. tttacked
ben on ed.
Ise Sihave b
of lu es would be greeter
eri g assistance w re
T : total numbet of
wh r: the infection
prieg •
ell.
-Whi
their
lls the
d star led
g the driver
e of t
the li les,
re feni:e,
et wits
ad career.
beat alit
e a, load
• ay home
oeses
tiff
-put
e fair
wheelin
the
a pOst,
in he
.
of eerr
fro
took-#ig
rather s
o th
ex c ug
th
-wagon c
w in
Lucki y,
d
t
d
t
horses
stoPped
h
and looking
iekers were
he Littleton
• t something-
only, throw.
vagon, when
hold of one
into a
ing in con-
their
wever, there
. ,
Live - Stook
TORONTO; July 30,
cattle were heavier than
which has had rather
feet on trade. A. good
at, lower prices' than,
them. Good export
quoted at Sc to 5ic
the outlook is au3thiue
The locs.•1 cleman
moderate, and tbe
--
Markets.
-The receipts
usuel this
a depr
many
drovers
cattle
per lb., aid
but
from b
upply larg
of
week,
ssing ef-
ere sold
paid for
are now
as yet
-beering.
tchers is
. • Prices
.
direct friom
1
.
.
.
- CALL AND
- • .
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No. 2, Campbell's Block,-Seaforth.
.
,
-
- • •
Englan.d fo# the fall
.
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.
SEE' FOR YOU RS
i
1 a
' Vka M• • CAM
1 1
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LitES.
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PB LL
5 - •
,
.in
'IS threat- k •
1 8 nO o
e hut,
an4 t
e
all went off
lo
er. Good
butchers
lilad. succe
ri sentetive
1, that in
ded .
of the
.futu
o
e
peared is f
ened with
'ere havin s
ur0-n. Marseille
a s• e: e famine, man
clo et their shop .
hutch.. t •
Others. h
ankle
: d not
theirri
pilt only
luck t ‘ s
of thei
a
B that they
mit,.
are consequently
brine 4c to 4i• per
inferior 3c. Sheep
fair demandi
e, ordinar
are in. be
Prices tittle
3, and
ter offer
at 40
t
_I ' Iry
N
WESTERFAIR \84,
1 - 1
,
.
i
-A A TEMPERAN,
• It D • '
CA
i .
, .
,
A -
' 'OE CT
14,-t� wrest
lie Yip-
.
find difficulty
1 securing sup lies.
1
with a
t 1 -
I 18 78
,
el) .Laye
ck was
1
Much I
rej lice exists a
.ng the
Is.
to! 41c. Lambs are
. 2
offering f
• ely, and
1 i ,
.
yak, arid h
eased his
e , he was
. .
f Coarse, !wish
,cane
thanks
yet so
itd
lower cleales
many are
been orde
in
by admin
4,1 ainst the ' doe ors,
co inced that say
ed o promote the
m
:ter poisonous r
and
. have
pidemite 11
medies.
'TRY •CAN
a"tnefailYt
WE vv
Loe,a41
' 'i
ILSON ea
°Int a n d-
n.
11 take
Noti
Yo NG'
j.aPa a Te:
855
wool
s 1
1
6w 50 cent
they can' the
the highest
arg lower $2.00
.st ady, at 8e!to
Hogs in limited
de to 6a -c per lb.
to 56.00
9c pdr
offer
-
ahead
ihedresse
and nue
.
Calves
• weight.,
anged • at.
:
:. x, •N
r ,
Ai) s GREAT E Iii 1
A
_ • . 4 i i
.A a d Industrial Enterprise .
; .
roE a hereby given
Noir -
dressed to the Honorable,
the State for Canada, erlabodying
certain electors of the-connt3'
to Extellency the
' t
that
the
of II
Gevernor
t- . . .
no lee.. a: -
Secretary of
petition o
on addre,sse
General of
i
.ng
their
'
t .
„His
Canada
big
a en to. hum,
n the
" ti) •los
,
bit
ase,
hea`t.
it
Some fore:
medicines
enter the
.
tility of t
Lb: hysiefisais to . Hate
1h doctors are a.fraid
: ou-e on account o
e oc •upa.nts. Th :
market
to ha
the hos-
Spanish
a
pri,e
low who
EDivA
d after
in exibange
esale, at
D CAS
londity,
for
the MI min .0
will b:
the 21...t le
ler
t.
goods, at and
Bingitin Home.
862
prepared 011
to buy fine new
t
.
The Claee
WOODSTOCK,
ries offered 4,840
July
6 Marke
30.-Twe
oxes of
s. -
ve fac•
heese of
LONDON CANADA
0 , . •
Sevtember 22 23 24 95 26. \
. 7
I
in Council' PraYing
nughellbe pleased by an order
care that the second part
tame Act, 1878, shall be in
in th0 Paid County of Huron,
ti3Id '
in Council,
of Tile Canada
force an
and t
E'xcell°3e
to d
-eunper.
take effect
1st the said
ettiner
tlemen
,
evere
a .
'
Ye
(Edward:),
then
driten
where t
, and w
inailar t
hi
ent
-
e vi
ere
rine
boats
-
o
-
e
o
lazar,ettos
.raisery re
demic sic e
attackedr.
I
populatio c
- I
become la
have been
are over -crowded nd Much •B
rilt-. uring the pr -sent epi- . ail
y :r one appear to have been- t:
th• r henwholesectionsof the
. A ries many pe wine haie g
sa • e through fe: r. There •
twt (Atha from c olera at •
tter in
d good c
it dealer,
ABOUT
anoracti taainif,ein,at
-a
_i:HrIT
Get
ny qua
lot.
Goderi
eight hundr-d
re,
cl
1. tl
JARS.
fruit
itity ood
dward Cast
i stre t, $
3
.1 15c to
nMam loth
RIIIT JAPS,
at W Ism
n
,
aferth.
Bads
20e
Be
&
shape, if sweet
holesale and re-
858
ass
of Dr.
a eard, to be
rgaiii House.
FRUIT JABS.
Young's. They
1
f
9,600
s a o u
Ic and 600 on
• •
ctories were
eek of July,
1.- V
boxes so
, .
v..
• t-
pr
ffered
ut declined,
13.
d at
ales 200
2 .
vate terms
10ec for
. ..„
as -,ing
1 29 I
_...,
Sic to 9i6
boxes at -
Several
.
he tbird
.
102c.
_
eh
; bulk at
$17,000.00 IN.
• 1
- a
4,2 000 in Excess
,
a. - . • __
$1 u49 in Specials by
- Western Fai
.
PRIZE — il
f 1883!
riends • the
!
petitioners, are &sirens
het of hes d ou.n. 3
ors t tai C t
e 100j:tier) of the said petition,
i the office. of the Sh
- Iron, in the Court
e ...Leash, on the 30th day
an . that the same will
spa., of ten days tberealter,
atim by any parties., iireeeding
that'the VO
be tali, f
* ' •en
evil
" of th
mese in
of August,
remain therein
for pu
its.
efi of all the
r a dao. 54
13 '113 '
be dePbeited
enantne -0
•lie town. ote
A. D. ISS -41,
eor tee
elie examini-
Loin,, laid
ti
h
t ,
of
•
railway etetio
a track Wed
se
,
t
Spezzia, I
in a panic
aly nd the inha • itants are hi
! al
• • cl
you
ve a lar
sizes, at
cap at-%
jails
e s'tek.
rock bo
niecie; &
New jars
tom • rico
°use s.
imperial
, a
measure
so sugars very
9.0 ; 25 packages
ee , .
UTICA -1.d uly
sold at 9c ; 7,200
b
29.-
tter at 20e,
00 bakes i
at ctio ;APO
of Cheese
at No ;
OPEN TO T,HE
ORLI).
befer•
D.
Assobia
the Honorable; t ee Secretary of State.
. 'WILSON, Presidia of Buren Seote Att
ion. HORACE F08TE14, Secretary.
1
:15's
by the
ey in or
train
?
special
er
o Mel-
to
A chole
I
tedsniciel.;
into his hl•art
a.p: bent at Tonle commit-
. k • e,
to- : y by- plungin: a nil
- , 1 e
••.. T
return.
..,
r-,XCUR
.
nk Railway
ronto, on
ION TO
.
will
1‘...0
TorieNTO
run a boAdo
dray, Angel
,
The Grand
excursion to
st 511.. Fare
1,080 -at Win ; 850
and 640 . on priva
• e t o .
le e ver
Ile , mar e
sig a
_ I.
at 9Th' ; 1
e e
terms • 1
active I
.
0 at 10c,
500 con-
,
The Western Fair for ilif4 w
its predecessors. The prizee
new feattoes and noyelties tO
I
11 fa stave ss ale
are la eer, seed the
be hat , &aced will
Dated
_1
VOTE
t 's 1st day of Auenst, 1884. I 859
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- S' L1 T - NOTICE.
[
1
.
The fue
tiv es are beginning to to
all pants
trim
Go leritih
to Dublin only
' '
.
,. ....
make it the mOst attractive e
ibitio. ever held
v.,.
, 1 . .
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.
1
tl:
I
evident,
nt, that
I
and sp :
s beantie:
on. Eve
almoat
'enrith
smodio
to t
ythitio
' e
The muni,
ed the Sie!
. 1
votion an 0
ere. Dnr
this eve.
ipa ' : uthorities la velhank-
era o Charity for their de -
.-
ze .1 in assisting tie suffer-
ng h: day ending at 9 o''olock
ng 'here were fifty-eight
-
$
w
a.
lo
.50, and
11 letry,e Seafnrth
m. The.
v• rate d
FEEDE
ost cony
tickets tie
!II
will be
ring the
• s' No
r ient p
ding
e goe fOr
6:45 a. n
the nly
seaso
ICE. Tile
wer fir cutting
•n,
te
.,
e
r
ofidayls. rinT all u7
n ta. b
this
cursion at is
868-2
cheapest and
hay, straw or
&c., is Halliclay's
- a - .. -
SEED WI:MAN.-The
'-• hand on Lot 8,Con cession
from Brucefie d, a guar:tit)
" Stair " Wheat, suitable -for
excellent yielding and tood
the well.
undereifeeedi
3,Stanley
• of the
.
fall sown)...
milling
It was
.
ia.s now on
Or( e miles
celebrated
.
It is an
wheat, and
ast season
in Canada. Wait for it. Wri
for Prize Lists, Poeteis, ProgMmines
formation reqtured.
. ,
E R ROBINSON, GE
866-3 President. •
_
e to tbeeetetary
or any in-
. .
.11eBRO0)1,
' , erettaty•
Se
L
rotors
6/
X OTIcE
-1-1 ted
the third
List
t 18. ,--.31-nattetnaJitaj.
. .
the To • nshi ) oi illeiriliop.' t
is bereb five ,that I bake tree -amt.!,
or delivered o e persem;ettiitiened in
%ope of 0 y:The VetersT
and fourth seel
the topics req ed by th4 eaie -,c. 'ion
le
.1
appeeerfie:
the gai :
cc ve
ty a
s
.d
deaths at
The 0 .:
Is a s..illes. . ,
th oi i s of .11arseil OB have
• . •
r
S
should
ots, zrin
andard
ha
gr.
Geared.
e one.
pu ming,
Wind MiP.
i rice 170
I Every farmer
00, free on cars at
stands winter
along side Scott wheat,
Warranted clean a.nd fr
grown
nd it will yi :Id
e from foul s :eds.
double.
Price
• .
• APPLES .
APPLES.
to be,
porstituat
Act,"
traesneated or der re ,d of tlie liet,. n-aole
to eaid Act, of .11 pei •ons :eqopeareng bet
• :A
4
I.
:
s
•
1
will be tome
" n •for a
ogramme
I air was
. '
isperse i
: s over, :nd
d. The
:ener
of t
car
if raedie
tile
gron
-
-
e
a
d
again pet' I
a processin
abatementi
quest was
Only fl
of the reue
main ha lh.a
Thirty- lee
ion:. the Mayor to Authorize
: n s public :pray rs for. the
of se cholera', bu • the r e-
ref std. . • •
e o twentiaseven members
ici • :1 counc4 of Arles re-
c ty. -.
e: thein twenty-four hours
Toronto.
agency
r 6
afe
.statorte,
eork
be
C
fi
for
nto, th.
his
,
and
given o
mpany
them as
C. Wilson,
the Ont
re anuf.
barn
hich in
udge fo
se or tw
aye a ;.,
recciv
Sc. fort
ri , P thp
etterer, , • a
adjoin ng
eudin pu
thou feels
: Mont R b
Eat m y
d. 86
e has secured the
o
Car:ilia:1y of No-
d has one erected
the town of
chasers can" see at
es. Orders should
fore rupiii ed,ae the
rders already, and
- -
frc;m. /2 to $4.25 per bug
i
: taken. DONALD MeD
1 _ _ • t
i I,' MI IN TECRIERSSIITH
I 2 ' '
...,1 I .8 le c'he n the McOaitney
Rt • itd, Tuckersmith, containing
661'of which are cleared,
t
and in a filet class at
lance is splendid 1
new bank
el,accordinO•
0
ARMID.
. _ .
FOR .
farm;
125 icres,
inderdraincel
te of cultie
asture lend,
barn with
e 4 t: I -
111.0.11 I
869x4
ALE, -For
on the Mill
about
well fenced
ation. The
There is a,
stone stab-
---.--- r
CHRLES DONALD
A
79, Queen Street, London,
ad t . • d
WILL be gl o colrespoy
Y V ere, Merchants and Shippers,
Autumn and Spring business.
. .,
1 facilitiest customers
give the 111311/1 o
'
St. 0 0 ..
- '
• , d
E. C., Englan.
t 1
' •th A le Grow -
wl. t
V. ith a view o
They will ale°
revirinor
'
the bet
Munieloality
Muni
Legiseative
and that
in McKillop,
and remains
tailed
one:seems
I to take
revised ass .ant 111 i?f ii.o. eaid
te be entitl d to eo e. !in the said,
nierlity at Flections for metd. era ef . the
Aseernhly an at Igurneieid ,lecte'aise
eaid lost was fire poeted up at it. efficee
-9 •h day ....e .1.11,,t eel t
on the ..- . ,_ ,
there ler i vector. Eltetere . -
u ion toe examine t e said het, and. ii ene
,. I
01101' * r,Iyal:.a,l'e 1: _ .
t)7 343Y 4110 tift:0;11 '
immediate proteetonee o ...Leo ti.e ea..ei
ii
1
t:ansferred
the exc
teme
to t
t
e
at Marseilles.
Eleven I
• - •
s ea, h: inetwenty-fo r hours at
. . t
Arles, six t Aix. A
.
CO ,-RT
S
-
ER OOD
: •
FOREST.
b iek house and
ling underneath, also a good orchard
of water, and is within half a mile cif
This them is beautifully situated,
and plenty
a, school
d is within
' advances.
---
A
' -
000.30,
,
- - - - - - " —
Bend six cents for ;postage ?aid
errors corrected accurdn g to law. Du -d, thls.
1 - ' re : - -I ''`I-•--, -
9.8th dz = of J lily Big rue n Ilut d d ao., ......Ltee
Nor. jOHN O'SIILLIV 35,.Clerk. i 8011el ,
. ff
11
A'
•
1
Penrith
pie of converse,-
e in -the
p -by it le:
s.869-tf
•
.
'
I
, 1
'• ' 1
whe
life lof
p.year
-
.
,
.- -
_
'
e
•
.
•
Tonlon, t
.panic pre IBMs,
• A mile I
landed at
undeigoi a
...
. .
,
1
•el
frii
Live!
e the
e at
: t Aix. . -- (1.alternate
as .Marseilles who WaS
the
pool in a oat'. after
present quer ntine was tery.
• .,.
.
,
.
.
I
. •
OURT
Oddf
*three
L • _
SHER
llows
eordiall
•,‘
OOD FOREST,
all, a 7:80
invi ed.
.
1
,
.
.
61.16"5 of the
Mo'nOay in
P. M. Visiting
J: FINCH, Secre
„
'
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•
.
two miles of the village oi
itona Seaforth, and will
prietor has. gone to Kansas.
Land Agent, Sea.fortb,
eld
fi.
.
•
Brucefield a
be sold ehea
Apply to
Or to WM. SC
.
-
id fourmiles
as the pro-
-STRONG,
TT, Bruce-
,
which
right
Fortunes
onoe
- •
t
will help
away thanhanything
await
address
.
.
, .
.
ee a
all, of either sex,
els
t e workers A blue
TRUE & CO.1 aUgR8
. ,
costly besot goods
to Dittos iroerily
I
v sure.
t 1.1'' e 854%52
94 aln •
•
,
'
GIRL WANTED.-
a good servant girl; Th
° at,Tae EXPOSITOR OffiCe)
,
-
.
_e.
anted. iminediatelye
highest wifgm Appll
SedOrat. 1 tea
I
,
-e. ,
- e
,
a
-
...
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I.
eet