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iOCTOBER
TI4E HURON
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EXPOSITPIL
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17,
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1884
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The Seaforth Show.
were given for chicks of various breeds.
IMPLEMENTS.-Donble trip ea riage,
ea
so ,
ion Of
; red.
flowers in
lily, F. Sperling.
pots, David
,
Thomp•
IT LEA:no
LiAL,
SEAFORTH
s_rovE
H
USE.
VARNA STILL
TO THE
FRONT.
Ftte following is the list of prizes
warded at the South Huron Show held
John Dorsey; phteton with top, hnR.
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reoweesee-Pansies,
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" alker,
.i.ik,)
e
i Seaforth on Thursday and Friday
Mattiee, D. Brown ; top bug y, D.
Brown; open buggy, let and 2 d D.
Brown; iron beam plow, 1st a d 2nd
Dr
tio
veibenea,
Colman;
• . Win.
ten
Caldwell,
Dr. Coleman,
week's st• lilt,
Miss M.
Jiao. elo
la ii
Dowell
cone°.
ieson ;
;
No other blood-putifying
or, has ever been
pletety meets the
prepared,
wants
medicine is made,
which so coin.
or physicians and
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'\-ATI-IITNEY
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1884. FALL.
1.884
Deeuener HoRSES-Imported broode.
tare, John McMillan, Wm. Bell, F.
olemane brood mare, Canadian breed,
hos. Dicksoia, John. Brown, Thomas-
LaMiohael ; foal, let an& 2d 'John Mc-
linen, John Brown.; gelding, three
ears old, John Thorp, Alex. B. Sproat ;
ily, 3 years old, Wm. Elgie, Thomas
noksort, Wm. Moore; gelciing, 2 years00A_
Id, Wm. Finlayson, Richard McKee,
tobert Leatherland ; filly 2 years old,t`
.!'horctas Sturgeon, Geo. Taylor, Hill &1.•
1umming ; gelding, 1 year old, Joseph•
ctkinson • filly, 1 year old, Horton &
maes, Wm. Sinclair; draught team,
'Ohn Rattenbury, John McKay, Mrs.H.
helinel.
GENERAL PURPOS-E. -Brood mare, J.e
10Titilian, Wra; White, Jno. Marquis;
Al. Thomas McMichael,- jno. Marquis,
taSchoies.; gelding. 3 years old, John
t)1
[caret:for, Thomas Carter; filly,3 yearspro-
Id, George Dobson, Wm. Sproat, Alex....._
[01arOs ; gelding 2 years old, S. Mule-
ell, Richard Anderson John McKay;
Ily 2 years old, Geo. Anderson,
Geo.'•
ayIor, Thomas McMichael ; gelding 1-.
ear old, James Sproat, George Martin;
Ily 1 year old, Patrick Ryan, not
team, -3. Craw-
Thomas fieudry ; horse shoes, J nes &
Johnston, Monroe & Hogan; f lining
mill; Mt:Mumble & Co.; single ower,
- Robert Armstrong, A. Mulhero ; two-
horse cultivator,Thomas Hendry ; gang
plow, Thomas Hendry) pair iro' her.
rows, Alex. Stewart; turnip utter,
Alex. Campbell; cider press, J.B attie ;
grain seed drill, Robert Arms rong ;
churn, G. C. Keys; pump, A,Ro &son;
wheelbarrow, C. W. MoTaggart • three
horse plow, Alex. Campbell; straw
.
cutter, W. R. Wilson. -
GRAIN AND SEEDS. -Fall wheat Wm.
Chapman, Robert Moore, Wm Ches-
nay; white fall wheat, Wm. Chapman,
John Reinkie, Devid Mime; red fall
wheat, R,obt. Govenlock, Wne. Mbrray ;
Wm.Cheeney ; fife *heat or lost nation,
Win.' Murray, John MelYfillany Roliert
Armstrong; any other variety, Wm.
Bell, B. Smillie, Wm. Hudson; two
rowed barley, Alex. Forsythe, F Cole.
man; six rowed barley, W. Hedeon,
',David Mime; large oats, Win. Bell,
John Mowbray; common oats, J hn T.
Dickson, John McMillan ; Wax oats,
David Milne, Chas. Routledge ; large
Wm. Bell, John Cameron; small
Peas,..
pe
mendi,
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an
E.
Cale
Jo
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, Noltt
Bell,
velvet
Mrs.
lin
' Wm.
• chenille
, in
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M.
W
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M•Cracken
Le:
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wo
fib
uniaii,
nias,
guide
&DIES'
weed
ern;
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Mrs,
wor
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cken,
Cracken
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H.
t;
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k,
ser
Harga,n,
crochet
T
T.
Bell
J
Greve;
John
leo°
JOhn
Alex.
John Walker
Robert Scott,
Dr. Coleman
in -bloom„
WORK.-rHome
Sperling,
patched
Wm.
McCracken
wo
HendryHd
r satin, Win.
4. Joslyn;
John Hetedersen,
; embroidery
Mrs. T. E.1Joslyn;
ted, Mree
, Miss M.
hn. Henderson
woollen
Mrs. John'
; woollen
; woollen
Canaeron
McCraelcen
work,
Henderson
Davidson,
wreathe, James
; phllx
John
; col
John DUD.
m:
Wm. Be
quilt, "
Ben ; ra
; tatting,
Is, Miss M.
embroider
Bell, R
embroide
We
in
CU'
John II
Nott ; fano
p. Miss
soaks,
Henderso
stookin
mias, '1,,
; woollde
; wax frui
Mrs. T.
• Be
'John
Hort,
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m
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•roidery
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be
i .Joslyn,
lie
Ha
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drum.
;Iker ;
i n of
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read,
ameg
Bell,
quilt,
s M.
'Wm'
if silk,
:cott,
n nius•
I ieve,
a - or
:rson ;
• 'ttiog,
. Nett,
: . Mo-
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. H.
t Mo.
g oyes,
1.8 M.
wool
gan ;
ames
the general public as
Ayer's arsa-parilla.
It leads the list a truly
tion for all blood Useases.
SCROFULA ing aint
.._ AY 'it's
dislodge it and e pel it
For constitutio al or
CATARRH AYE 's SARSAPARILLA
true remedy.
numberless cases. It
catarrhal disehar es and
ing odor of the breath,
of .scrofulotes oriin.
"Hutto,Tex.,Sept.
ULCEROUS.
"Ati age
my ehil ten
SORES
face and wneitchi.ul ertoixereUarn
-were swollen, muah inflamed,
ysicisns
SORE EYES P in se
be employed 4,3Ira
AYER'S SA.R.SAP /MLA..
duced a percepti le improvement,
an datdherenooe to yourddirections,
evidence chains %nee': lamippgreenr
of any scrofulous tendencies;
ment or any disorder
8 -.)r.ruieyffeet effectual
more. prompto
PREPARED
.
I,
scientiee prepare,-
If there is alurk-
of Scrofulaabout YV7ill
SARSAPARILL*
from your system.
scrofulous Catarrh,
is the
It has , cured
will stop the nattse ous
remove the sicken-
which are indleations
28,1882.
of two years one of
was terribly afflicted
ruling sores on it S
time its eyes
and very sore.
told us that a pow -
tetrerceitiivne medicine must
Al:w°°1;11omsetil ng
which, by
,•,was contk-
or Le eeuettencoe
and no treat-
was ever attended by
)13.esigt,;,;(). ammo
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I -1 an hisnumerous
liberal patronrge during
JOSEPH MORROW
to his friends and the pablic
is better than over prepared
want . baying received 4
and Winter stock, conirisling
nels, Woollen IJoderelothing,
display of Dress Goods,
tons, Mantle Cloths,
Shawls, Cotton and Wocilten
White Cottons, Canton
Coverlids Hemp and 'Tapestry
Also a good new stock of
Hardware, Crockery and
Groceries new and fresh
Thirteen pounds of Granulated
Raisins 6e per pound; ,good
pound, and other groceries
Egmondville Flour, Barrel
Cornmeal alwass on hand.
given for Butter, Eggs and
N to show
o trouble'
stand, Post Office Store,
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JOSEPH
N. B. -Tailoring a
Tailor prepared to make
easterners
the
bags
in
to
full assoltment
of
Velvete
beautiful
Shir
Flannels,
Carpets,
Boots and
OlassWare.
.
constantly
Sagarfor$1,
Cur
in prey
Salt,
Higheat
Oats.
goods. Don't
Varna.
MOOROW„
specialty.
a good B.t.
for th
past se ei1
to eatiea8ar
general, tha—he
finnli tteti
of eel
Tweeds,Flea-
inceyst
na, gag- i-Lz
Fancy 1'N -Q -
hogs Graf ier.,,a
doinfOrtei;
Shoes.
a • e_
1
-ants at ee stpsa -
ortion, -
Oatmeal es
trade '4
nese
'
.
forget the
A tret_dase
Down, general purpose
md, James Reid, Thee. Bissett.
CARRIAGE liORSES.—Brood mare,AleX.
lavideon, Jno.McNevin, Alex.Monroe ;
peas, James G. Chesney, Robert Char-
tars; flax seed, Robert Brook; eans,
John McDonnell, Robert Leath rland.
An ergot!
T. Hendry,
Mi:s
; hooked
Robert
MdNott ; gent's
mats,Jam::
Scott ; ha
el4xt pl
Illirton,
irl'
fi wars,
reast
ir.
ur.J.O.Ayer&Co.s,Lowell
Sold by all Dragglists;
) Mass.
$1, six bottles for $5.
ct
ee
cn -i• 4-)
1,1 .!-C. 0 .
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THE PIONEER
ily 3 years old, Robert Charters, 2nd
id 3d Alex. Forsythe; gelding 2 years
lloaricueettedm PRODUCTS -APP RS.—
Winter apples, Mrs. Black, Jo' n T.
ho si, e Made, Mile
rat carpet, James
so , Janies Lee; log
John H
i Lee, Jame
cabin 4..
n
e sOn ;
;son;
t Miss
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ANCHOR
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HARDWARESTORE,
,d, Adam Angus, W. Fawcett; filly 2
3ars old, Thomas Hill, Chas. Dale;
Dickson; fell pplea, John T. Di tkson,
Robert Goverdock ; eolleation of pples,
,
M. Nett, Thos.
kn
odds, Robe'
John
t
(Hatt ;
elnder-
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sail ft ore Pier 20 North
River, New York
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STONE BLOCK,
WI
'GlIAX
Mrs. Black, Robert Govenlook bode
tted . quilt, -
rs.
.
4
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}a . )-4
sir carriage horses, A. S. Coppin,Claas.
;
ser Satnrday
for
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Island Greenings, Edward -Hi Wiley,
so , !Miss M.
Shannon,
illiam
GLASGOW IA LONDONDERRY.
P V
iaderson, D.D.Wilson ; single carriage
nee, A. Forbes, Thomas Bissett,Robt.
lgie. .
ROA.DSTERS.-Brood mare, T.- Biased,
. Murphey, John Averye gelding 3
Wm. Ireland; 'l northern spies Mrs.
Black, J. H. Chesney ; Roxboro r esets,
Robert McLean, Mrs. Black; S itzen•
berghs, Hugh M. Chesney, J Ian T.
Si • clair ; baker's bread, Alex
sil embroidery on flannel, Ai
so, ; . ternbering work, L.
rib fon work, Mrs T. E. josl
D
eardno
x.
thane
ii
David.]
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hand
ith
; RATE a' f'
To GLASGOW, D REV.
; "gaAiglileo 56OSTMIOGE,
WARD, $12 .
PASSAGE 1
BELFAST 011 LIVER
Mar D
Plis PAID, $2 li.
0 mr-1•.
ese
ROYAL
,
T3A_- E BURNERS.'
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HEADQUARTER
.
Washburn
(St
FOR
Moen
Ban old, John C. Morrison; ,filly 3
ars old, John Avery, Donald Mc-
attoblin, John Avery; gelding 2 years
d, john Shipley George Sproat ; filly
years old, Wm. Smith, John Ward,
rm. Alien; team of roadsters, Wm.
Dickson • Baldwins John Mc illan,
Robert McLean; Westfield's Be k -no.
further, Sam: Landeborough,G.E. ress-
welle snow, G,. E. Cresswell, Dr. Cole-
mane Grevensteins, J. Haunah, Hugh
M. Chesney; fall pippins, James ame-
pals ting in oil 0 velvet,
ke • sington embroi ery,Mrs.T.
we en ardor painting on sati
E. oslyn ; modelrg, Mrs. T.
oil painting on p ash, Mrs.
ly • ; boquet skeleton leaves, i
Io:lyn ; outline embroidery
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c
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sly];
rs. Te
slyn ;
jos-
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•tton,
er Lfine Da raf 8 Jarred,
paid
Vreland. o di rgel in
For plumage, Cabin Plans,
apply to NEW
GREEN, NEW YORII., Or
oft ce, Seaforth. 1
at lowest rates are
d Scotland and
g 3Ia '
Book of Toura, &c.,
BROTHERS, 7 BOWLING
to S. DICKSON, Post
8.32
Alse,
pipes
A full line of . Wood
the famous Stove Boo:de-so
cleaned and stove e
f '
C.
Ties tine Steves, Stove Pipes,
ci tete, Send in your
in ord•-r, is r c, Id weather is coming,
'
M. WHITNEY' The
56.
Elbo
orders
don't
Cheap Stove
s,I Drums, &a.
and get your
forget it.
-House.
.
i . TWO -POI
Steel-Parb Fencin
.
T
,g Wire.
rhite, J. & R. Forbes, Robert Dickson ;
ron, Wm. Fowler; Colverts, Dr. Cole.
Wm.Bell Porters, Robt.L ather-
Mr T.. E. Joslyn ; motto
n
erlin
FOUN4.)RY
i
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ngle roadster, Thomas Hall,' Win.
man, ;
J. Brown; tidy
J.
WROXET R
rhite, Thomas Bissett; 1
land; 1...ing of Tompkins, John Ord,
woel, S. i
.
a
e,
•,
gelding year
d, Hugh Oke; filly 1 year old, Alex.
ovidson, W. J. Shannon, Win. II.
3ott ; foal, Alex. Monroe J. McNe-vin,
Thos. E. Hays; Aleianders, Dr. midi,
James Cameron • Canada red, Wm.
Ireland, Robert Martin; Swear, G.E..
Bern ; patch quilt, Mrs. T.
JUDGES.
Heavy Horses.-, Samuel BI:
berry; Robert Bell,Tackersin
.
c
h;
,
.slyn.
I urn-
Win.
AND MC INE SHOP
IN FULL L a ST AGAIN!
PLOWS
i
PL
WS !
SOLE AGENTS
I
, MAN &
•
FOR T
WAR
: E WORT.
a
obt. Brock.
Game, Duenesi -Cow, 1st and 2d
' . Sneli & Sons, George Sproat; two
Cresswell. Hugh M. Chesney; Rlistcai
pippins, Chafe Routledge- Win. Bell;
Wagner, Win. Fowler, Mrs. lack;
Ge nger, Ilullett ;
Us orno,
James
ll
el.
nay,
ALL sorts of re hire of Agricultural Duple-
ments, Engin in, B d!ers, Saw Mill Woik,
ea, done with desp tch.
,
.
,
CELEBRATED BARRE
CHURN I
tar old heifer, John T. Dickson; one
tar old heifer, not known, H. Snell &
me, John T. Dickson; heifer calf, not
H. Snell & S John T. Dick-
Grimes golden pippins, G. E.Ctes well ;
S itetyzie Pomme Gris, John T. Di kson,
John MODowell • American olden
rnssett, Mrs. Black, RobeLeathe lad;
ight Ilorsese-Thomas
ha s Charles Glirvin,
no h ;. C. Whiteley,
attle,-P. Oltclurke,
B
West
6oderich
Shake:et)
11
OW
'awe.
Ping-
ship.
are ;
We sell John Ahe l's orse-power and Steam
, _ rStationary aut ortable
Thren,re, Saw Mir I P
Engines, the Viet r" el( uble Huller and " Bird.
Bell' Clover Mathin s, & •
a-- .
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a-.
See them before
Best brands of
you late
,
t
any other,
iown, yns.
Ride,
atidohreipAshilesilfor all machines
_ __
_
_
n; bull calf, H. Snell & Sous-, John
golden russett, Wm. Ireland, T comas
Ge i•ge Str tford ; George.
tan-
an'Teenaglinoeksenefac(i)en hl
I
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ENdLISH lArHITE
LEAD
'eConnell, T. Dickson herd
E. Hays; apples, Jnoill: ninth;
bu y, Clinton ; C. . Simonds
i
A la, ge stock of Pow P tuts, ttc., kept constant-
-r;.---:—.saasa----.-.-s.--a,i-ala-„-__
Joh o ; con-
sting Of four females and a bull, -H.
eell & Sons, John T. Dickson.
GRADE CATTLR.--,COW, 1St and -2d
ihn T. Dickson, Wm. Chaeman -- two
'Wm.
seedling
Hugh M. Chesney.
PEARS.—Flemish beauty, R.Ch rters,
Hugh M. Chesoey. ,
GRAPES, ETC. — Delaware, ' obert
Sheep and Pigs. - W.
Gon lph ; James Stilkeld, Strarifoe
rain : and Seeds:- Ed ward'
Se4forth ; J. J. Pickard, Exet
Sa4lield, township.
Whit
r
;
law,
.
ash,
sea°
ly on hand.
All sorts of caatiugs do e with despatch. We
ran supply yon wit any I aide in the trade on
the shortest possibl noti-.e.
Please give U. s a ra al.
P R BROS., Wroxeter
•----
a
A Car L J.d
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of Genuine South
:end
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Linseel _Oil—Raw
a
d Boilal.
ar old heifer, 1st, 2d and 3d
Govenlock ; Rogers No. 19, I)r. .cott ;
-Groderich
amifacturies. -- George
pel
,
well,
856x26 .
. ,
aspirate ; one year old heifer, 1st and
[ wrar Cart:mama, John T. Diokeon ;
sifer calf, Win. Cameron,. Wm. Carno-
any other variety, 1st and 2nd
Robert Govenlock ; crabs, Robt. . ven-
lock, Thomas Carter; collection c. need
Eic ter ; , S. (3 -idly, Exeter ; Wi
orticultnral Products. -Dr.
' Se forth ; James Pickard,Exe
e
e
;
erne.
.cott,
John
WROXE El' MILLS •
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CHILLED
PLOWS
& SULKY
JUST RECEIVED AT-•—
.OLOWS
,
1
i., FArm and
bottom vices.
Garden
Utensils it
Lan, Win. Chapman; two year old
eer, James Nichol, Thos.- Govenlock,
-733.
fruits, John Willis, W. H. McCie cken;
collection of honey, Hugh Robb; eeey
in comb, Win. Murray, George PlOwes ;
r lker, McKillop.
.
'earn§ Work. -Mrs. Adams()
'eoper,
,
Mrs.
,
ALEX. L GI B SO N
0. C. WILLSON'S
JAS. A. OLIN
& Co.
CarLIOChati; one year old steer;1st
id 2•1 Win. Carnochan, Wm. Chap-
honey in jar, _Robert Martin, Wm.
J. • 1,1 Mrs. T. Fletcher.
, I
he
i
LOST.
an; fat steer, 1st and 2d Robert
Murray; collection home-made wines,
W. H. McCracken; Ed.
, A CAR LOAD OF BEST AMERICAN \
ED. DEALERS SUPPLIED AT' LOWEST
MOST COMPLETE ALL LINES OE
MAKER 14. PRICES, THE LOWEST:
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Begs to announce to the Public that
has to the
.
Agricultural Implement Warerom
1Seaforth
rock; fat cow, Bobert Brock, George
?roat; fat heifer, George Sproat.
SEE—LEICESTER.—Aged rem, Wm.
3nleale, H. Snell & Sons ; sheerling
m, Wm. Penhale, H. Snell & Sons,
.re. Grieve; ram lamb, H. Snell &
ins, Win. Peiahale, Robert Charters;
ir ewes, let and 2d Win. Pezahale ;
dr shearlings, H. Snell .& Sons, Wm.
ustlataie, Robert Charters ; ewe lane- las,
. Snell & Sons, Robert Charters, Wm.
inhale. -
Coeswoe.o. - Aged ram, John T.
:cksort ; sh.earling ram, pair ewes,
lambs, H. Snell &
maple
Spading. - .
VEGET.AliLES -Early rose
•
Wm. obert McLean
f Murray,"
o Hebron potatoes, W.m.
H. McCracken; late rose potatoes
Murray, W. H. McCracken;
mont potatoes, Wm. Murray:
Rake potatOes, Wm. Murray,
McCracken ; early Telephone,
H McCracken;
Murray,' • •
potatoes, Wm. Murray; new
White Elephant, Win.
Hendry; variety, Maioe
Davide eeenew '
mune, James Anderson
syru ,,
I
potatoes,
• Beauty
.
Murria , W.
Wm.
earl Ver.
now-
". H.
Wm.
any v:riety
v:riety,
Marra, T.
earl
'
, - new
.
.
-
'
commence operate
WROXETER WOOLLEN FACTORY
• and that he will b: prepared to give
good v me in
FULL CLOT . 8, _
TWEEDS,
UNION T EEDS,
FLANNFLS,--
PLAI II INGS,
W NCEYS,
and varieties in STI CKING YARNS.
W
im
sto
taraf
stoek
feeder
Toronto
Sharp's
of all
bef
. .
ich will be sold at old
ort duties, the subsoriber
k, imported Ooe Hundred
; consequently, he
is exhausted. Call
article. Every Plow
A full stock of Maseey
Mowers, Toronto
Rakes, all of which
kinds always on hand
re buying a machine.
prices, noteithstanding thel
beieg del ermined to keep
aud Fifty of them a fewi
is enabled to sell them at former
and See those Plows before
guaranteed to give satisfact4on
Reapers and Massey Moeters,
Cord Binders and Massers
will be sold cheap and on ;reasonable
for the above machines. '
.
/
.
increase of
those 'valuable
days before
i
prices until
buying - a common
or no sale.
Toronto
Low Down
terms.
Don't _fail
/
10 per cent,
Plows in
the rise in the
the present
or M-
,
Reapers and
Binder, and
Repairs
to see nay stock
,
On the 1,,st instant, a stnall
of a man, barefooted on
tooth pick toots on his
blind in hit off ear, fond,
nt turceeesotnpreseivos.
k taming
holes at a li. package of s1vagon
long blue bair,eut short
hat, which had recently
ed coat with patch bottom.
pants. When last seen
Ott of a hr cksmith shop
himself a air of first claps
ee
oAlVILTEL ATI
,
Mammoth Boot
boy
both hands
hind fe
of stewe
He hal
a Imudt
treks.
and curly
been halt
lining,
he WAS -11
to earn
boots at
-1 I
Sr, ShOe
about the Size
with long
t and totally
hen-' teeth
an empty bag
of nine post
He wore
and a peastraw
Wed, fogooler-
nd lit& water
ieeling srnoke
money to buy
DO N'S
Store.
+sterling ewes, ewe
illS.0.
variety, Queen of Valley, Chas. L • wrie,
Win. Murray; blood beets, Chas. Low-
C.
WILLSON, Main
Street, Seaforth
9
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i
VARNA, ON;
SOUTEDOWNS.—Aged John Ran-
CUSTOM• ARDING
.
ram,
h, 2d and 3d G-. E. -Cresswell; shear-.
g ram, G. E. Cresswell, 2d and 3d
hu Hannah; ram lamb, 1st and 2d
•
e W. H.
.d M.McCracken; anger : beets,
vi line, W. H. McCracken long
David
mengolds, Wm. Armstrong (Const nce,)
George Sproat Colernan •
,
,
;
Spinnhig
ed to.
I
and Fullin: promptly attend-
1
The Fame of the Great Cobgli
Remedy
1
,
' .
where he lteeps constantly on hand
order all kiudsof Boots and shoes.
a specialty. A call soilcited.
and makes to
Sewed work,
872-13
E. Cresswell,- John Hannah; ewee,
r. globe
- , -, •-se 1.
W. H.- cCraeken, Hu h. M.
Parti
e from a die ance'will, as far as
, ,
T II B
,
E. Cresswell, John Hannah, G.:B. •
enaaegoms,
.
hesney ; -Sive-de Turnips, Rober Mo.
,
i
possibl
, have their Rolls home with
esswelI ; shearlings, 1st and 2d G. E.Fri
ess,well, John -Hannah; ewe lambs,
t and 2d G-. E. 'Creswell, John
Lean jr. Robert Scott; early horn
"
carrots, David Milne, Robert Le ther-
land; Nantes carrots, W. H. Mc rack-
Ce
. re
..,
l I
L.7-1
W
them,.
good.wc
but efficient
warranted.
ed as he has put the mill into
rkieg order nd employs none
work en all work is
Royal
e .
atycerated Balsam
I
of •trir J
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
tennah,
SHROPSHIRE DOWNS. -Aged ram, H.
& Sons, James Cooper, A. Innes;
'
en, John -T. Dickson; long orre or
red carrots, Robert Moore, W. . Mc-
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Remember th W oxeter Mills.
.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
tell
earling ram, D.D.Wilson, J. T. Dick-
te, H Snell & Sons; rain lamb, James
Cracken ; white Belgian carrots, Hugh
M. Chesney W. H. McCracken • sweet
• ' '
' H.
corn W H McCracken, Wm. M tray;
n
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0>
ALEX. L.
GIBSON
Still Epreading Wider and
Wi er.
Paid up Capital, -
Helot, -; - - -
4/6,000,00M
oper. J. T. Dickson, James Cooper;
• '
Indian Robert Scott, John Han.
1
g
.
"eliaster.
ir ewes, James Cooper, H. , Snell &
corn
'
nab; water melons, George Plew 8, W.
nu
= w
PROPRIETOR
Presient, Hon. Wm.
MB, D. B. Wilson; pair shearlings,
X
,
mes Cooper H. Snell & Soles Wm
' ' '
roper; pair ewe. lambs, James
loper, H. Snell ez Sons,., John T.
.okson.
H. McCracken; musk melons, V. H.
McCracken • cauliflowers Robt oore •
,
onions,' ' .
yellow Robert Scott, Mrs.
Black; red onions, W. H. McCra ken •
'
. Lowrie, W. Me
i et
i ...
1.1
me
I as.
0
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SEAFORT PLANING
SASH DOOR ND
MIL1,
W
BLI- D FACTORY
.d
COUGHS
ITS SUCCESS IS REALLY WONDEEFUL • IT :URES
f
.
' COLDS,1 SORE. THROATS,
SEAFORTH BRA
The Seaforth Branch of this B
receive deposits, on which inter4t
most favorable terrain.
CH.
nk oontinuesie
19 ittiowe OD
ANY OTHER BREED. -pair ewes Lewis-
'
mdwin, John T. Dickson; pair shear-
ig ewes, Lewis Goodwin, J. T. Dick-
-the
tomatoes, Charles .
Cracken • bunches of celery, W
c . ' i• ' • Me-
raceen, Charles Lowrie; citrons John
Hannah W. H. McCracken; pa snips,
I'll
t X
i ea,
I:"
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THEsabscriberbegs leave
-A- customers tor the liberal
him since oommeno ng business
trust(' hat he may 131 favored
to thank hisntimeros
patronage extended tc
in Seaforth,and
with a continuance
_
And
.
.
disectses than any kn um medicine. We can
Drafts on all the principal to
Canada, on Great Britain, and
States, betight and Rile',
Office --First door South of t
a and °Melia
on tne United
e Commercial
n; pair ewe lambs, John T. Dickson,
twig Goodwin; pair fat ewes, John
%Zillah.
'
W. H. McCracken, Robert Moore r col7
lection of vegetables, W.H. McCracken,
I
DAIRY PeOpuce.--Batter suffi iently
3
et the same.
Partiesintendingto bu
him a °allow he williaontinue
arge stook of allkinds el
141 would do well to give
to keep on hand t
produce
peaple
similar , 7 quicker
the written testimony of • a hiplared j the most respectable
in th,is neighborhood in support of this Istatement. TY e ask all
Hotel.Onic
639 A. H. IRELA
F.HOLMESTED, Solicitor.
D, Manager.
PIGS, LARGE or difrenusi.-Aged boar,
ieodore Dexter.
RUPPoLK,-Aged boar, George Plewes,
salted:Robert Be!', Robt. McAllister,
James Cooper; butter without salt, R.
, rs
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Z
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0
1.1
Dry Pine, L mber,
Sashes, Doors,
mole
are afflicted with either of the troubles wh,ich, we recommend it to
to give it a trial., Price, 50c per bottle. Por sale by all dealers in
P. P. P.
,
P.
in. Hudson; boar littered in 1884,
rues Cooper, George Plewes ; aged
w, George Whiteley, George Plewes •
,
w littered in 1884, 1st and 2•1 George
ewes. .
BERESHIRES.-Aged boar, J. Hannah,
C. Tuck; boar littered in 1884, Ste-
McAllister, Miss M. Nott,Wm. F wler ;
salt butter in tub, private, T owes
Yellow, James Cooper, Wm. 'Bell;
factory made cheese,j. R. Murray ; pri-
vete made cheese, John Tough, avid
Dorrance, Jr., John Burdge.
MAIMFACTIIIIES.-Woven hOrrie made
0
-I
21
M
tn
.1
tli
Blinds and Mouldings,
Lath, the. •
Hefeeleoonfident . f evingsatisfactior
who may favour hi o vriila
but first-claeawork o en arie
Partionlai atten,ion paid
Shingles,
tot Amps
t.heir patronageose none
employed .
to Custom planins
Huron
County.
. , ,
.
LUMSDEN. 84 WIL_SON
OLE MANUFACTURERS. SEAFORT
1
,
I I •
ONT.
WHAT IS IT 2. WHY I
PEOPLE'S POPULAR
PHOTOGRAPH PAIILORSI
IS THE
Len Grey, John Hannah; aged sow,
quilt, David Walker, A. Calder; pair
'!'
' JOH H.
BROADFO T.
..e----
-hu Hannah, Robert Govenlook e sow
blazikets, all wool, Miss M. Nott; wool-
IA
20E
_
With Wi ANDREW CALDER at thel
helm, and Belf
and
toted in 1884, John Hannah, Stephen
7 ey . ,
len yarn, John Hannah, W. : . Mc-
Cracken ; Dominion imam warp wool-
;;;
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SEAFORTH ONE
INFIRMARY.
.
READ THINK
I
AC
i
1
that the holiday season -is fast approaching,
the good people of Huron and
less require something near an
erth will doubt-
artistic in the
Poueeeee-Light Brahmas,Jno.Finch,
J. WHISOD. 1; dark brahmas, John
len weft, Robert McLean:Miss Me ott ;
factory made, quilt, .Robert 'Mc ean,
...•"'
-,2
CORNER of Jarv sand
door to the Pr byterian
Goderich Street , next
Church, Seaforth,
1
way of Portraits to send as holida
friends or relatives, and Mr, C.
the
to the importance of this fact, ha
gilts to absent
eing fully sliri„
made gam
)attie,aosphAbell ; buff Cochine,Alex.
wide= ; any other varietY Cochins,
hn Beattie, Win. Grieve; Langshans,
ex. Davidson; Plymouth Rocks, 1st
rl 2d Thorne & Aitzel ; colored Dor-
Miss M. Nott; ladies'boots,Geo. ood ;"
gent's boots,. George Good; calf ' skin
leather, George Good; Cured ham Hugh
•oper ,
Robb; marble work, W. U. C •
sewing machine, Singer Manufac uring
‘,.;
X
el
' ,X
•
Out. All diseases f Horses
of the domesticate animals,
at the infirmary or elsewhere
notice. Charges moderate.
Vet rinary Surge° . P
Ire finery N. edicin s kei
cattle sheep, or any
successfully mated
on the s rated
JAS. W. Lona,
S. -A large sock of
t constantly on and,
Stock
" t
Now Complete in .all Dep r ments
aarafigern
holiday tiade.
tures, CALDER'S
a Photo of
finish, eaay
appropriate
P. P. P. P.
ants for the aceo
CALDELCH for
• ,
for New Year s
tasty design excellen0
and graceful posititn,
background and aces
trial, then
°dation of tke
Christmas Bo-
• For
Pictures.
of Shade and
coupled with
ssolie.... give'
smiling Oh
ngs, Wm. Grieve; black breiteted red.
mes, Edward Sperling, Thos. Carter ;„
-Co., Davis Machine Co.; organ, Scott
Brothers; . set of parlor par iture,
.
40 00
9
ACRES
AT
delight and
a and go away
a good picture.
DEB,
other variety, Wm. Murray, John
Broadfoot & Box, A Strong; s t bed
,
ANDREW CA
.y
3attie; gold or silver spangled Ham-
egs, A. J. Willson, David Thompson;
lOitt Homburgs, 1st and 2d A. J. Will.
,
room furniture, 1st and 2d B d
ron oot &
Box; panel door, Dyer & H.owitrd J.H.
Broadfoot ; stuffed birds, M. Y Me-
'
1.• RUSSEI4
`1
I
STONE
,
1
e.;
1
j
of +WILD and I PROVED
along the line of the
Sanilac and liuro Counties,
from 86 per acre ut wards.
LANDS, f
P. H. A N. W.
Michigan.
Good water, markets,
r sale
. R., in
Prices
1
Ull LIII ' SMITH S, SEAFOOTH.
J.
.
CHRYSTAL
Scott's B
&
oak, Seaferth
- .—.--
:LACK,
n. ; Houdans, John Ward, Richard
cliee ; white crested black Polands,
t and 2,1 Dr. Scott; any other variety
ilands, 1st and 2nd A. J. Willson;
'
Lean; fine -salt, Gray, Youngil& Spar,
hug; salt for packing purpoSe, Gray,
Young & Sperling ; assortment f up-
holetery, Broadfoot& Box; assor ment
LOUitING
AND
LL
soil, climate, &c. 1 Free
Rates to show Ural la, ds
full particulais to . W.
Port Huron, Michi in, general
see Lands '
Guidts and Exttursion
Write f o• lits
JONES, 26 Milit
agent for
8
and
iry St.,
ennes-
8x13
• •
Being fully alive to the tact that un ess Extra
e
-
t
PRACTICA
rite Leghorns, David Thompson,
of tweeds, any make, Duncan & Dun-
. .
emais Hogan; brewnLeghorus, David
lompson, JameS Auderson • black
Wm. Grieve, Wm. Murray;
can • ,collection of goods, George Good;
oollection of naillinery, Dtmean & Dun-
• L. ';
hefundersi:ea.d,
on tempo) for t
thanking
air patronage
hi
during
mEoly
A PRIZE end six
a Tie cove flee,
h• h •11 help
cents for postage
a costly box 4
to
and
goods
i • '
e now (jei ed in the _Dry oods Di Seaforth,
G
BOILER IVI
....
KERS,
)anish,
yandottes, Thorne & Aitzel ; any
her variety fowls, John Beattie;
y variety turkeys, Thomas Carter,
can collection of jewelry, C. apst
wall' paper, C. W.. Papst ; side oard,
Broadfoot & Box • dentist's goods, W.J.
)
Fear.
th past year, -ishes
Pu 'lie that the
thorough repai .
to info
e ill has uede
8onae of the
gone
a ,
wi caway
therightaway an e
than
a Fortunes await the
once address TRUE
attest
of either
ything
wollitrs
& CO.,
s x, more
th-e in this
abSoltvely sure.
A -agnate, Maine.
money
world.
At
854.x52
St
C1.1; will remain on the shelf, and to avoid this we
s
-
,
THE Subscribers have bough
-/- Boiler Business lately carried
erich foundry and blanufact'urirg
the Tools an&
on by the kiod:
Compahh ts?!
hie Brown; any variety geese, John
,lettie, Robert Scott; Pe_kin duck, J.
Brine,
Brine, Robert Scott; Rouen ducks,
mime & Aitzel, John Beattie; Ayles.
-ry ducks, G. E. Cresawell ; any other
riety ducks, John. Beettie ; any
riety bantams, Thorne & Aitzel • col.
ition pigeons, John Beattie; coil ' t`
ee Ion
iging birdie John Finch I dd't-
. u_a. i ion
FINE ARTS.: -Water color drawin
T. E. Joslyn, Miss M. JainieSpn
ing in oil, Miss M. Jamieson,
man; collection of photographs,
Wade ; pen and ink sketch
Joslyn ; water color paintingMr:.T.E.
Joslyn.
FLOWERS. — Verbenas, James
chan ; foliage plant, Miss
,Mrs.
; saint•
' Dr. Cole-
' . W.
Mrs. I . E.
Sarno-
Tyern an;
im, roved mac nes
du ed -hut still tetain
ins system. Fine
or. eked wheat and.
fe d delivered
Chopping done,on
E tire satisfac ion
us a trial.
have ben
the steno
flour, Graham
all sorts
promptly
the shorteit
guarantedd.
df
to
879-13
filtrce
grind-
order.
notice.
I
,
MARRIA E
dour, ' .
mill.
SSU a
Give THE HURON ,EX
i
SEAFORTH,
,
L CE
D A
;
OSITOR OFICE
ONTARIQ.
.
'
v
h re cut goods down , so they will sell. Ca l an 3 we
I. • .
w?,ll be happy to show you through ,and tnnumerate
, , 1
. .
Pticeg• .
!
having had
that shop
in all its branches.
Any wort
attention.,
All k in de
Smoke Htitoks
sonable rate4.
New Salt
New
the shortest
an expel -lone()
are now pre!, ared
entrusted to
r it-clasb
of Bei tat s
and Sheet
Pans made
notice, and
of oVer
to eirry
!
RS will
orklguaranteed.
made and
Iron 'ark,
atid old
at prices
eight yearsm
on the trait
recelve enorl
repairedi II°
&c., at res.
nes repaired 441
that defy isOin'
the above 1 a
.., a -area Lumber of prizes 1
hegonias, in flower, Dr. Coleman
• col-
.
±..,
.
M. ROSS'
;
NO
WITNESIOS
,
.
REQUIRED.
,
.
J. L.
SMITH Cheap Dry Gopds Sea'orth
)
.
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.
4:-.)XiRYsTAL
,
4 J3LACIL
. ,.
Perth Items
An agency of the Mere
etas been opened in Mitche
John7a17ttshnece:443081viltlYitiewjirit11
°Efx
Cassel: fladir°fid rsiezeves1-1, eft.
L 'grgsre-4t
the DolnifliOU gold
mCollegiate leost
Bella L. Lynch, a
]ry
ifica
tria,:rb gpaoit emr;vollrece.Miss:tiG. ient,oi ?it latriDB:nbaeseva srl easi 1 :01been
tee second-class examieat
ore
47,,e1:181l, was swindled out
.x.4.12e other day yHae r silaraolh
- !rota Beyforth, which turn
etolen properttle Seyforth
lsltd5asentenced to . six a
oeutralPrison,natheiedbtheowner
-One
n:Aisehrec
eilasndatmedtotht
thipprO:eof Bruin. who
initagreatha70einth4n
of Brunner, Ellice tovin
descending towards morn
.fruitless vigilance, Schrencl
off 0,ecidentally, nearly
withthe blaze, and the er
cowintilisntinagfeowf binaellhsesa_udof huitcl
Sohrenck is at present nnd
-WO and 'hopes are enterta
isn e
y
e
si
g
nh
edt
.
Weday of 1 -act v
We20yloahlrs, oflofaoggetr aa5yoenuet,
the threshing machine '
Ellice. The feeder steped
Whiselweb.°1'skt afrotre da few minutes
to ptishs onae
into the machine with b
, got aaught and he was ra
Virhile in the act -of doingt3
machine up alraest to ,th
Where was nothing of the]
few shreds above the Oh
unfortunate young man
into the house and a me lel
for.
—i -The fall feir of the
Biaallwa,eheuel;dwaatsNneowt ruyp, tool fox
. neither in respect to nut4be:
or attendanee ef spectators.
Wens among the best exhlibi
vevisridoeunsce classes,
gse,theresatimp;ov11
animals being very fine.
only average, while the se
Sarno, but swine were
and, grain the samples
The ladies' department .-Ova
teresting as former Ve&T'S
being very small, Mrs.y
A. W. Featherston main
largest display. The saM
work were very creditable.
--s-A case involving Oen
point of municipal law
ly tried before Judge Lip.
Prior to the meeting of, t:
• Retaision the Con-servative
of the township of Blansbal
appeal against a numberf o
the re -eters' list. Mr. H.
of St. Marvs, became th<
When the Court of Itevisk
reeVe refused to entertain
on the ground -that Mr. MI'
an elector of the township.'
members of the council .riv
reet-pe's objection, whensu
the chair and elk -wed them
on their own responsibility.;
WaS that en appeal was in
'county judge, and the cas
a few -weeks ago. The
ruled that, as Mr. White,
vot‘r in the township he; In
to act as appellant and "t.b
The whole work of the Cent-,
was illegal.
---The Stratford Beacon
we rumors gained enrol].
Walter Marshall, of Straitfo
detected in a series of SIM
ations coverinq a year or. t
- which he had imported a le
-of wheat from the Unied.
defrauded the revenue
amount by means of false
I Marshall has teen linyig
Western States.principally
shipping the grain to n3i0e
ers.m Canada, and overlOac
I:00 or rnore bushels, effir
Inade at the custom hones
en qtantity, thus saving ta
sum in duties on each shpt
ally enough Mr. Marshall
to undersell other grain
his fraudulent practices;at
ening to find Put how he
double dealin4 came to 14,d
partment at Ottawa is iiv
ase, we understand, ana
fort S have been and are he
compromise the matter. o
Marshall's political procliv
News Notes
:raitAa:decsir:°Itlf11.ahatmobrriYfor8letosn.an1.11.
While NriSS Gustin, iof
soalareeeititnfisguraeddtleiogilhhityeereaIdlPralen:sasper* ni
and'hariningshwererbisdey.riously:
hr
pily the flames were extl.ng
-reaching
oi gn nao—HighwaynRoa brsorutrnodl amheo rr ie
ri Toronto.
farmer, was compelled
Wallet containing $4d,
s 1zniht atherun o
aigedhis?atch.
_i.meetie,fornrl;
esbeiwefoundn
the Wellington, Grey* B
the other night horribly al
leg and one fiTLI1 les,vingdie
The unfortunate man
he was diAtovered. It iSs
hinefteuoenanemeiottfeitusnaoiriit:d:ri,r43313::,
nd Ittanlhnoaottrtinrge
Of John Scott,
'Friday afternoon abontd3
of his hired Men. R. Brat
Henry Halliday, were leo
-on-their WO to enjoy] al
Shooting. While Hallitial
the gate Bowernaaster jwa
- oft the ewe echto a:ee thgdu, nadbiyusotin
a o
in breechloader, and 'wh
the
IllSehmlidybehindaragd
e, ihe thewholOwci
and thigh, sheaterini
My. The pwo men ,we
four feet distant from isaU