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E HURON EXPOSITOR.
ThlEi New PceSs of Oreard
Qathering
[From the Ameriehlit bairyman.1 '
-1VV la VS just en)pyed, arr long -and
t1eonvetsatio4i with a pioneer
on t reMn gatInit Mr. ' Wm. 13.
Crothwo1l Geierat iupormtendent �f
thetuen Vista Creaa ery, Storm Like,
Ioesne, and Assistant CommlssioUel for
the ' dairy division ;for the Produce
Exe ange of the NeW Orleans Exposi-
tion.1 Te were partibularly interested
in hi graphic descrip iok of bis experi-
i
_mice in building p a suceessfel
crea ery on the gathered ereem prin-
ei le
I ny of our readers know that the
Bite a Vista Creamery has the finest
buil ings probably of itny creameree rn.
the orld, Backed by unlimited capital
yet r Many years it was an open ques-
tion if it could be made to pay in the
end, Money, we all know, will start
and ran a concern for • a number of
yeara, but it cannot live without .. it is
built upon a sound and_ paying founda-
tion. Mr; Crotnwell started with the
FairIarab inch measure of anybody's
cream to a pound of butter, and cour-
ageously lostmoney until he decided to
maater the business ita an honest, and
faithful manner to all ecmcerned. He
soon saw that by the old way of mea,
teer cream he -t-la paying one man
uch for his cream and another too
while the creamery was gradually
paying out far more than it got . Then
he adopted the test churn method and
procared the services of a bright young'
. man to help him introduce it. He de-
cided to use the old staaidard tin pail of
1 twelve inches in diameter where one
! inch lin depth -makes just 113 cubic
inche and his method of procedure
i was 4 follbws : At the patron's house
, all th cream is skinnned off and poured
i.back and forth three tunes frora one -
4pai1 to another until the cream is -thor-
oughly inixed then pouring out one-half,
a quert measure is filled from the middle
of the cream. This is put into a tin can
holding just a. quart and numbered to
correspond. with; the patron's ticket.
Once a week these samples are taken
from each patron of the factory.
When these samples are brougbt to
the factory they are taken in hand by
an expert, and each one is poured into
glass jars thathelde two quarts so as to
give room for the cream to churn.
Eaeh one ofthese jars is .numbered to
correspond with the sample can, and is
then laid horizontally into a, box that
holdtwenty-four of them. This box
is rigged with a balance wheel like the
Bullard churn, and moves back and
forth`, the wheel making) about ene hun-
dred revolutiens to the minute and re-
quiring two revolutions to one motion
forward or backward to the box. This
churns t e cream, which we should have
saul is pi t in the jarsalways at the
same and uniform degree of heat and of
sourness. When churned the butter is
taken out and weighed with great - care
and note made of the amount and a
report of yield to ea.eh number' put on a
card and sent to Mr. Clionlevell's officeThenthe perceatage ef butter to the
quart of creaan is entered in the books
unc10 the name of the patron furnishing
-
it; and. he is paid for the cream he sup-
plies °lethal basis of yield.
Mr. Cromwell says that putting the
yields or percentages of these tests
together and comparing them with the
whole yield of the combined supply of
the patrons, he has had them. work put
withia half a pound of the sane yield,
which shows this to be an almost abso-
lutely correct standard of test.
stir'
too
into tle .future he sa he Methedlic
church mexchhig to ' Minato -pos-
session and ahnost unlini d wer.
Ho rned-
• Pure
beef, b
lean iii
o Make Goo
Beef Scrap
. a e a four -pound ieo of corned
isket free of bone, with fat. and
ed.- Put itin a k ttle that ,has
✓ it sufficient
a cove, and then pour ov
water ee cover it. Put t
kettle rid set -it on your
where t may cook very 81
or five hours; or uiti1 i
tender Then take t out of the pot,
and !vei h the water with • which it -was
boiled lix enough plain 4 watcr to boil
One br kfast cup. of I{34kcrs hominy
grits a id two cups Of yell wl corn meal;i
stir all well while cooking (ale uthalf an
hour 'ill do) ; while this is b ngClone,
cut th meat up in smal , thin pieces
(not eh mks) about half an inch square:;
.mix th se pieces through with he 'nosh
while tcarm, and pour the same into flat
pan ; se a little. black, epp r. and a
little s 'ge for flavoring. NThecool, cat
up ie s ices and fry. -The ateeer.
!
IThe Skye Oro ex'
A COURtSPONDENT TELLS II W T1 Ey LIVE.
St. JaaneGazette. ' •
I willdescribe a typical Idri il house,
which is occupied by the a ed aaughter
and three grown-up grand .hildi en of ' a
fisholen ,John Macdopal who has been
dead f r many yearse he cleft upon
which t stands slopes s uth ard• to-
wards e by of Ing, and .s onq of some
350 tha belong to Major rasei, of ICU-
, .
muir. t is abeat two an a hailf aares
in exte f, and pays - a n• minak rent of
rather ore than £5; a emp rary re-
duction of 25 per cent. offhat s m hay-.
ing, ho ever, been coneed cl: di ring the
last tw or three years by t • e proprietor.
Near t e centre of the croft is al eea of
sticky. mid. ; and amid the al ugh are
_
two ver, small stacks of. co at, eaeh about
nine fee high by six in c amet recare-
fully ti etched, and cove edith old
nets to •revent their being scat pred to
the winds. Close at han is t e house
-ra, building of rough unm Aare' stone,
i
measuri g, perhaps, ten fe t by went3r,
and very thickly roofe • hr. t with
,"di -its ' of turf, then with a dos thatch
Of heat er, and finally witl fra ents of
coarse.. letting weighted • "th 1 mps of
gray trajp. The door is br ken, nd Will
not shu properly ; there i no c limey;
and the sole window, censi ting f a sid-
gle pane' of •glass, has a are of not.
more th n three square fee Froni the
doorwa, , and from a small hole in the
low roo volumes of peat noke escape;
Mid wh n I entered the hu
.I could ncit
.
for seve al Minutes dietin ush anything
-Within, iwing to the den e fumes that -
tose fro 1 a scanty fire s ouldering ou
the fios in the middle f the gloomy
room. t last my eyes b ca:me mous-
et,omed •the semi-darkhe $, and I was
able to nake out the forms :of the in -
°mates o. the hovel. They sat - huddled
. together], on a low black se le,twarmixig
themselves, and greedily w tching a bat-
tered pot thatesuspended froin an im-
poveris ed tripod above the fire, con-
taiAed ' quantity of thii broth ; the
main ugredients of which . were, as I
afterwards discovered, pot
e lid on the
aaig) or stove
fik four
is jerfeot1y
1 0
Ii
a
Payment is made on a basis of ten per
cent below the highest market quota-
tions on butterin Chicago every -week.
In measuring the cream at the patron's
house after it is skimmed off it. is poured
gently so as not to raise a foam on it,
into a tin pail twelve inches in diameter
and. a metal scale stood up in it, thus
determinina. the exact number of inches
furnished.No exact temperature is
required for setting the milk, he reeome
mending from fifty to sixty degrees in
vat aer As the patrons are paid by the
quality it matters very little to the
factorymen how they set it - We asked
him if setting milk deep at suchIiigh
temperature did not cause the patrons
to lose much of the cream" "Oh yes,"
he said, "they often let it stand a day
longer and get cream enough to make
all the butter they event for family'
use."
"How many patrons' Milt can you
test a day?" .
"About five hundred and forty, and
while I was very much, frightened at
the prospect of the labor to be perform-
ed in making'these tests before. 1 under-
took it, after I got it in operation I was
astonished to find how little trouble it
really was, as we make these thsts only
once a week." ' • - ' '
"What other pointe of excellence edo
you find in this xitethod of testing?" .
r It has the the effect of -encouraging
•the poor dairymen to imitate the
methods of management adopted, by the
goed ones. For instance, if A.. With bis
ten GQWS, is furnishing ere= that yields
One and a half pounds of butter to the
inch and 13 finds that he is only credited
with a. half pound,' per jnch, he
begins to kick, and is - advised to lool
into the management of A, and often h
finds just where he has made a mistake
and immediately reforms, or if the man-
ager ef the factory can point out the
tr Miele, which ,he often can do,of course
he -does it, to the mutual benefit of all
concerned. These test $ must he faith-
fully and honestly performed by the
factoryman or he will do great injustice
to the patrons and he might commit a
temporary fraud upon them, but in the
end, Of co4rse, he would be found out
aud his be Mess destroyed.
NOTE.- he aboveprocess of dream
"
gathering eill be adopted during the
i
.
-coming seson by the creameries of
Seaforth,Lonro : and Blake. -
Entrpa. : -,• -
1
He Liked Old iFashioned
, - Singing.
In making an hour's I summary of a
century of American 'Methodism, the
Rev. 0. H. Tiffany. said he- believed the
„, old-fashioned singing of old-feshioned
revival hymns had brought moee people
into the fold than all tie prayers and
ofermens. He liked to bear people shout
till the roof rang, Mr. [Tiffany thought
it would be a poor dayi: for aMethodisin
when! the cIass-rneeting ..as left to suffer,
and its followers lost faith in a personal
expression of belief in their conversion.
Re thought, also-, that the best tem-
p
perance society in America to -day as
the Methodist eliurch, and it wee the
retsafeguard of personal diaracter.
Mr. Tiffanyliked the old-feellioned idea,
aboui plain. dreeee'too. Taking a loo4
toes'
I shared the poor people's riea1
a.ndeat n cake, while the mok
upward and hung beneath the
an hive etrable cloud. ; th
ing, wit; the festooned fisl
the tat ered oilskins on
interior whieh Tenter w
lighted• to paint, if there
jollity ,i
but ato;
Shaky 4
poor di
rusty t`
divided,
about el
chamber
second a
ber and
the clot
lid fish.
f broth
curled
roof in
whole mak-
ing -nets and
he walls, an
uld have de -
had been any
the Acme. There Iwas no table;
e end of the room there was a
esser, on which w s arranged a
play of cracked
s. The inside of
by means of rot
-feet in height, in
; one being the 1
bed-roona and th third a lum-
store-room. In he bed -room
es were simply old rags and
rockery and
he Rouse was
en partitions
three small
ving foom,,it
,
sacking, barely sufficient to cover poor.
humanity ; • and the flog throughout -
was for ed.; so far as I oiild see, of the
h. _ Yet thi$ house of the Mac=
was a palace in comparison
e of the huts 1 'visited else-
where, One had neither doornor win-,
-dew. I 'crawled. into it thilough an irre-
gular aperture less than three feet high,
and found myself among' some ducks
picking up sere s from amid.
ge with which th damp floor
red. • The sole , tenan ofte this
s an old woman wl o hal a hack-
le In another hut t
pped fronethe br ken
he only room, ill. which
t crouchhig. .•
ght reasonably expee
hard ear
donalds'
with so
that ever
the garb
was Hit
[hovel su
ing.couhe ram -
water roof and
fiooded71 eh seven
people s
• One int to find.
,?that the pcople who live in such wretch-
edness are stunted and But
they are net. They are a thick,set,
race ; and some of the girls are
models of .buxomness, although before
Middle -age all the women 'become with-
ered. Tieyare long-lived too. . .Their
faults at that they are idle 'and satur-
ated with superstition and prejudice.
In only one out of at [least a score of
•crofters' rouse which I entered did I see
any sign that the inmates regilarly de-
- voted. themselves to any. reminterative
:home employment. In thatone two 'wee
weaving home -spun tweed, and
loth they made on their aurk-
1.-am glad to be able to say ,
t of the Skye landlords wear
d when they can get it; but if
T a wider demand there would
ger 'supply, and the 'slanders
e
• proportoriate1y bciefitted.
te recently there were weavers
every township, and the- art
• easily revived. The raters
.et cheaper Material for them -
almost'
ho use
men wer
capital ;
ward lee
that m4
thistwe
there we
be a la
would
Until qn
in al1110
might b
can now
- selves ° ab Manchester, and .it is
exclusively the richer classes N
of the islancre
the twee
Cata rh--a New Treatra nt.
Perhaps 'he most extraordinary suce ss that
has been a hieved in modern medicine ias been
attained ba the Dixon Treatment for Catarrh. .
Out ot2 e patients treated during the past six'
months, fit ly ninety per cent. have been cured
of this stu, born malady. This is none jthe less
startling W en it is remembered that nh five per
cent. of 1 Merits presenting thernselve te the
regular p ctitioner are benefitted; wi1e' the
latent me ieines and other • advertisd cures
neverrem d a cure at all. Starting ith the
elaim now enerally believed by the mot scien-
tific men t at thediseaseis due to the Oresence
off -living p rasites in the tissue, Mcl ikon at
once adapt ci his cure to their extermi ation-
ehis accont fished, he claims the Catarr is prac-
tically cure., and the pematteney is uestion-
td, as cure effected by him four years ago are
cures still. No one else has ever atte pted to
euro Catarr in this =inner, and no oth r treat-
ment has e er cured. Catarrh. The ap allcation
of the rem y is simple, and -can be done at
home, and he present season of' the y r is the
most favo ble for a speedy and perman ;zit ewe,
the inajerit - of cases being cured at o e treat,
ment. Su eters should correspond wit Messrs.
A. 'fl. DI ON & SON; 30 King Stre t, West,
Toronto, C nada, and enclose stamp- or Miele
Catarth.,--Monti cal Star, November
382-52
treat,se
17,)
I MILLS,
-sEAFoirrH.
The a1ove mills have now been thoroughly re-
buift upon the complete
HUNGARIAN R04.E.R PROCESS.
The Mill and Storehouse Buildings have been
greatly enlarged, and neW machinery applied
throughout. '
THE LATEST iMPROVED ROLLS
,Olour Dressing Mac4ines'
From the best Manufacturing Firms have been •
put in and everything necessary added to enable
her to turn out flour
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11SECOND TO NOE
7 i
In Ithe Dominion. The facilities, for leceiving
g.-kain from farmers and for devating and shipping
hive also deen extensively improved. rain can
now be taken - from farmers' wagons, weighed,
and loaded into oars at the rate of 7O bushels
per hour, by the work of two men.
,
Ae'LARGE FE D S 014,E
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QUSTOM HOPPING
Has been put in, and the n essary mao bleu for
handling chop and coarse grains.
A good shed has been ere ted?so that wagens
can -be unleaded arid reload d under coVer.
WOEAT EX
.Promptly atten
FIRST-CLASS R
• Gt*RAN
CITSTOM!
Chopped satisfactorily
7 •
R014.ER FLOU
BRA
And all kin
HAN9ES
ed to, and
rid without dray.
SHORT,
sof
0H0pRE FEDi
COnstantly o hand.
,
Highest it(arket
Cash for I.N2.7
W riP
rice Paid in
uantity of
t.
APPLE B
•RRELS
FINE COARSE AN4 LAND
_ FOR S
Only firstelass and c•bligin
to attend customers. The
farmers and general trade re
SALT
en will he kept.
,1berai patronge of
eetfully solicited.
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WHATIS ITT?
Why it is the People's i Popular
PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS,
WITH A. CALDER AT '11.11E HELM.
. -
a ND now that the Holiday Season is fast ap-
li proaching, and the good people of Huron and
Perth will doubtless require something neat and
artistinin the wayofPortraits to send a -Holi-
day Gifts to absent friends or relatives, atid Mr.
C. being fully alive to the importance of t 'sleet,
has made special extra arrangements for the ac-
commodation of the Holiday Trade. CALDER'S
tor Christmas Pictures, CALDER'S' for New
Year's Pictures. For a Photo of Tasty Design,
Excellence of Shade and Finish, Easy and Grace-
ful Position, coupled with appropriate Back-
, ground and Accessories. -:
I Give the P. •
P. P. P. a trial, and then o awe
. „ ,. ..
i Brawn wan eehglit and a Goon Picruitz, '
1 ' ANbREW CALDER
. Seett's Blo'ck, Scafortle
0,
Prizes 1 Prizes 1
.Froitt now to the 16th of May first,
the following prizes will be given at
COUNTER'S
EWELRY STORE
TO OASH i3IIYERS ONLY.
-
Every -on purchasi tg 810 worth of goods can
have their elibice of o te dozen photographs from
A. Calder's, or one year's subscription to Tnz
tt
gXPOSITOR or Sun. •
.
' For 820 purchases, p.6 per cent..tm cash.
. For $39 purchases, fO per cent. in cash.
For $75 purchases nd upwards, 25 per cent.
in cash. , .
s
Goods are as low as ever, and all marked in
plain figures. •
Buy your,goods in the cheapest market and
from a reliable house.
Personal attention given to repairing in all
branches of the trade.
• Fine watches a specialty. •
Established January, 186
M. R. 00UNTER,
i
Practical jeweller, -Watch and Clock
I Maker, Seaforth, Ont.
1\TOTIP-
The Subscriber • off rs for Sale his Entire
bob]: ef
Dry Goods, 3oots and Shoes
iand Crockery
-AT-
Cpst -Price .for Cash.
—
1
This. Sale 1 to continue for oite month from
date.
t'
• Positively all 4over•d;e accounts must be settled t.orlee or they will 1.1 put into other hands for
. , .
collection. . ,
ii
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JAMES S ANLEY, kinburn:
• .11
February 18th, 1885.
898.4 •
Removed I Removed I
M 0_ iNT a-,
SEAFORTH;
Th Old Established Butcher has removed to
new premises immediately opposite his Old
Stan4, Main Street, Seaforth, where he will be
pleas d to meet all his 'old patrons and as Many
new ones as nuay see fit to favor him with -their
patronage..
datemember the place, between Henderson's
Harness Shop, and McIntyre's Shoe Store, Main
Street, Seaforth.
•
898 GEORGE EWING.
:
FAiliERS, IT '.WILL PAY Irbil
,1
—TO CALL 4,i THE—
HURON F9UNDRY,.
, . —NEAR THE—
Li
HIGH SOHOO , SEAFORTH,
-
And see 'otir stock of
PLOWS
Which have been made esrieelally for this county.
I have greatly improved mY Gang Plow,: for this
season, and feel satisfied in saying that it is the
beat in the market: Out
LAND ROLLERS
Are large and healt, running light and doing
gopc1,1nrk. .Our
GRAIN ORUSI4ERS
Are in de froin Hard Iron, and will last longer
than y other machine made. Having special
tools for remitting Rollers, we can guarantee.
satisfa:tion. Speeial attention given to ie-
pairin Steam .Engines, Saw and Grist Mills
Reapers, Mowers, Threshing Machines, and
all kinds of machinery repaired-, on short notice
and at 'reasonable rates.
TO Contractors and Others!. ,
Brid*e Bolts and Castings at lowest ' rates.
Quot4ions furnished on application. •
- lso Agent for the Implements 'of L. D.
Sawyer, Hamilton. A full line of repairs con.'
stantlY en hand.
• THOMAp HENDRY'.
FARMERS' B4KING HOUSE.
1.4)Q1-4.1\171 OO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,RAORH,' .H` • ONT.
Office -First Door _ NORTH
of Commercial Hotel. ,
j
Notes discounted, and a general bankang busi-
ness done. -1.i •
Remittence to and bolleepions made in Mani.
toba.
• .i, ; • , •
Bustheas done through Bank of Montreal.
• i 1 i
- A limited amount of money received on deposit.,:
I
do+ to loann on real estateatbest rates.
8. C..1.i'CAUCHEY,I WM. LOCAN.
. .,
P. S - 4S. G. McCaughey' will attenkto Con-
veyance n all its limnohee, lending 'money on
real este e, buyingand selling farms, houses, &a.
I
S,AFORTH PLOING MILL
SASHJ MIRAN D.OLIND, FACTORY
TIE
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: sUbscriberbeg8 leave to thank his nuttier-
0-
s eustomersdor the, liberal patronage ex-
tended to, him since • commencing business ,in
Seafort ,land trusts that he may be favored with
a contilitiance of -We same.
- Part'es,intending to build would do well to give
him 1 a aft, as he will contitnre to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASHES, DOORS,
'BLINDS & IMOULDINGS,
1 - .. SHING,LES, LATH, &c.
Ile fes confident Of giving satisfaction- to .
those who may fever him NOth their patronage, -
as none but first-class w'orkinen are employed.
Pa Weiler attentinn paid.to Custom Planing.
201 :JOHN I.1. I1R0ADFOOT.,
THE CENTRAL OFFICE
The BELL Telephone Company
Boo
Is at the dELEBRATED BYOIC AND FANCY GOODS STORE of
O. W. PAPST,
—DEALER IN
SI Stationery, Periodicals, Music, Musical lnst
ments,. Cards of all Sorts.
IT LEADS
To other bloodep, medieine sem&
or has: ever been prepared, which so eein7--
pletely -meets the wii.24.11 Of phiSIVIADS 1),E4
the general ptiblic se .
Ayer' Sarsaparilla,
It leads the 11St as truly scientific prem..
tion for all blood diseases, Ifthere is &lurk.:
._„SCROFULA_Vgit IZerotala jj
Alg°,;(14t
wslodge it awl expel it from your system
For constitutional -or scrofulous -Claude;
VrHAtYEIt'S SARSAPatiLLA IS thdeCt ArRtrue remedy. It haeae
• m m eiess caes. • Ie wlt stop the nauseam
catarrhal discharges, and remove the sicken.
u. ing odor of the breath, which areindleatioae
oife :st,r„rofunly lout: i -6, rifinn. tt•
ol 4-.,43x., Sept. 28,1882,
fiA'
uf
CERUU0 "At the age of two years one of
!Ito my children was terribly afflicted.
fiC0 with ;ulcerous running sores on It.
far.,e- and neck.phieytsiethiaen ts3at: utsin3iielatitsa pewees.
;all' ainitefiarantleivtle. :nneidliveeini7e ms7nevre.''
:eprieREeivollen,,,menr
AYEWS SA1184PARILLA. A few doses vb..
° EYES
be employed. T.hey united in recommending
duced a perceptible Improvement, which, by
an adherence to your directions, was conna.,
ned to a complete and permanent enre. $0,
u inent of any isorder was ever attended by
evidence has since appearecBt.ovf.tzhoeraTexisostx7
of any scrofulous tendencies; and no treat-
; naore,pryoomuropt truly,. r effectual results.
INVOICES just to Hand of- one of -the beat Selected Stocks of ,tisTGLITii,
AMERICAN and 6ANADIAN Wall Papers for Spring Trade.
Foot Balls at Very Low Prices. A tompiete Stock to Select frorria,t
0. W. PAPST'S' Fancy ptore.
VALENTINES!. VALENTINES DON'T FORGET,
ST.• '47ALENTINE'S DAY is • Fast' ApProaching-so Approa,ch to C. W.
Dr.J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowe
Headquarter :for all the Leadieg Neivspapers in the World,
• PAPST'S where you can get one of the BeIt Stocks west of Toronto to select frera. [ PREPARED )3Y
• Sold by all *mists; 51, aix bottles for$5. ;
EGii1O‘NDVILLE
0. W. PAPST; BoOkseller- a,nd Statibner
'MAIN STREET.i SEAFORTH.
J McLOU
STOOK TAKIN
GHLIN'S
CHEAP 'SAL
CONTINUES ALL rHIS MONTH,
WHEN EVERYON
TREMENDOUS BAR
IN
DRY GOOD§, MILL
CAPS ' gROCE
J. McLOUGITLIN, W
WILL RECEIVE
AINS FOR CAS}
NERY, HATS and
S, &c.„ &C.
itrjey's Block, Seaforth.
For t
e Hol day Trade.
Rodgers & Sons Tab e and PoCket Cut ery, Electro -Plated lirdies, Forks and
poons. A splendid assortment of Hall, arlor , and Library Lamps. Englr
g Dishes; Tea Pots, Cofiee Biggins,
Iron, Tea and Coffee Pots. Tim
lebrated " COld Handle" Sad Irons, 1Joth plain,' polish and. nickel finish
apanned Tinwares, Enamelled Wares, Xit hen Furnishings and Cooking Uten
18 in great variety.
We hay' e many useful, sensible and ap roprirte article's suitable for Chris' tmas
a d New Year'sgifts, in Hardware an Honse Furnishings, which we have
arked at our usual low prices.
Block Tin Goods in Jelly Moulds, hid.
iscuit Tans, &c. • Nickel -Plated, Granit
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS.
WISHING MY NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS AND EVERYBODY A
• ERRY CHRISTMAS.
MRS. JOHN KIDD, SEAFORTR
rials of a Poor Scotch Laddie
Our hero was born in Edinburgh in the; year 1825, and his father, who was
in, mile way connected in Her Majesty's Navy., died, leaving him with no earthly
fri nd alone in the great- Imetropolis of Sciotland, a barefooted penniless boy.
Nothin' g daunted, he still preserved a kindfather's advice to be honest and in-
dustrious, and through time, by reading sigus on shop doors and during nights
from pieces of newspapers picked up amon st his acquaintance, he acquired a
taste for study, and, as he was depend nt upon his own resources, he had to
accept work in pi livery stable, but being saving, in a few years was, able to pur-
chase a cart and . horse. This was his first step to fortune. He amassed in a
few years a considerable sum of money, ey th which he emigrated to America,
but exposure in his previous vocation as cab driver, brought on an affection of
the lungs, baffling the best Medical aid both in the -Old Coimtry and America.
His spirits were drooping, and his wealth was beginnhig to dwindle down by
expenses in travelling from place to place after the best medical aid. After ex-
hausting money on medicines he was in despair, when an old friend advised him
to go *to- Canada, and try C. Duncan's, Cough Syrup, which is a sure cure for
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, BrOnchitis and Croup. He did as ad-
vised,was cured, and is now happy and proSperous. Such is life, and if any one
thus, afflicted values life, procureuthe best Cough Syrup, viz.:- C. Duncan's, at the
Medical Hall.
C. DUN CAN, Druggist -Main St., Seaforth.
SEWING MACHINES AT
0. C. Seaforth.
1: have the largest and best selected stook of machines to be found in - any one
house in Canada. I am not hired to sell any one particular machine, but am at
liberty to keep and sell, 4 that I consider the best consequently I keep_ a large
stock :of the following first-class Machines, viz.: The Doniestic, the Davis, the
Wanzer C Royal A, and Raymond. All of the above are sold, and • guaranteed
by the manufacturers and myself for five yea,trs from date of Rale. Call- and ex-
amine my stock of machines, and you will find as above. Instructions free by
good experienced operators. Oils, Needles and Repairs of all kinds always On
hand. =
O. C WILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth.
• l•
ROLI4ER- mi4s.
In returning thanks to our numerous friends
and patrons for the 'very liberal support we-
; ,
have received dUring the past three years, we
beg to announce that, having, during- the past
season greatly enlarged onr mill, and also added
to our power and machinery, we are now better;
than ever prepared to attend to teT wants of.
our customers promptly, and with the beat
satisfaction to them. Special attention paid to-
'GRISTING and CHOPPING.'
Farmers can have their Wheat ground or ex-
.
changed without delay.
Flour Bi -an and Shorts
Constantly oI ' hand, of a qemlity. equalled by -
few and excel ed by uo mill in the D0112i)40); a
lowest prices-quelity considered.
' Having also added to the power of nur
S.
I La 1.1 1
WE ARE PREPARED TO DO
CUSTOM SAWING
At any timer...winter or slimmer. Highest price
•
paid for LOGS delivered at Egniondaille ox
Brucefield.
KYLE & PALLTA1101
EGMONDVILLE.
WROX.ETER MILLS•
.
Alexander L. Gibson
Begs to announce to the public that he has com-4
menced to operate the
WROXETER WOOLLEN FACTORY;
2ina that he will be prepared to eye good
ifl
PULL CLOTHS,
,.[TWEEDS,
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS, #
PLAIDIN 8,..
WI TCEYS,
And Varieties in
STOCKING YARNS.
Custom Carding, Spinning and Pallin
Promptly Attended to. •
Parties fro n a dietance Will, as far as possible;
have their BIOLLS HOME WITH THEM, and as
he has put t e Mill into Good Working Order,
and employs none but Efficient Workmen,
All ork is Warmed,
REMEMB R THE WROXETER MI.49
ALEX. L. GIBSON,
Proprietor..
ie Ire i•T
ROYAL MAIL "STEAMSHIPS.
A. STRONG; Seaforth,Aggnt
GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE BATES
Cabin rates from Halifax to Liverpool and Lon-
.,
donderry, 859,%863, and 873, according to position...
of stateroom.; Children under 12 years, half faiet'.
under 1, free. Servants in Cabin, -$50. Inter.i•
mediate, 835; Steerage, $18. From LiverPoolera
LondonderrY to Halifax Cabin, $63, $78.75 ank
,94.50;..Intennediate25; Steerage, -813.
turn Tickets from Halifaal. to Londonderry
Liverpool and back to Halifax Cabin, $100, OIN
and g143; Intermediate, '3.10; Steerage, 6/.6,
Money Loaned and Real Estate Bought '
land Sold as Usual,
INSUIFtANOE.
I represent several of the best Insurance COM -
panics in the world.
MT -Office -Market Street, Seaforth,
862
A. STRONG'.
-t --
MARRIAGE UCENSES.
.isopoAT •
THIf HURON EXPOSITOR UMW.
In ,T4;QNTjn
NO WI pietist% RI:AMMO-
Boti; Rouses
ture Itatve' passe
Bill. -I
(fra--wnTioOpantami-itmoo
Gover4reent pr(
Limn: de0OziSeauttnoli 1 fi.i..
qua_rTanhtinmewr ikts 11,x
iat
vent the int edu(
eases I jinx damn
'fling party given
Ilohad reeteived Inv-
[seacson.1 -
disease,ullinh
iritaei
Nrirfitrthitlrirs3
stiffeni. of t!
which death -eon f
and diOlitherie. la
more,land they a
ing condition, .
7---.A !Mrs. Harris
engaged in -Montre
binagesettnhtat,tif:iritidyliie,n
,sspoi14. ,seeinIgil,
la rna4tied man
!family', Ivie.timizine:
?mhaodnecoy fihfelentisciew °
lies she attended
arnomit,i te three
least. !The default
by her two
- make tier return ani,
0
en-dea8,telinagy to
ra,-,.
the ecCentrios in i'
arryo,uat4liolidsneit
eriecb, /a
n
The scarf wouxid: 4
terrific Speeil, and i
apparent death, v
T foreman of the iin 1
of raindi, seized a is
flash thtew off
averting a fatal' a
to say that.-N1r, F
worse fer his tight
the -M„ lart .S:%aliani.uYel.
rich,passed qui
on tilesday the
yearls. ',al'lle Was
robust Constitution.
ago harilly,knowii
l5f-aestlecl'71s11 thhaudtelrie -
A
having been eonver
age, tintis ?roving tl
tures ; fc \vitt( .lon,
them, and show
-
She has left a large
loss.
I iiwae-iedkAas v.,4- eigs°i;tr e ''' It to Ser.
31
and at ia, meeting
rlrik in that eitY ov
Op.: Mr, Ildody
teninayyeaii-,:atsg 0 itheTh
. days a. 1 1;m:e;il g7: so N.s! .ft t4. -i rnyoungimChristian
Ooi iiri
, Beranton. has been
t rsodiation building
L.
i1° hundreiii per cent
stated t.ftrat it was h
obgetvation of the'
e ---Particulars are
j oof Mr. George Knoe
0.r urmla ao of
, . • o. Ifv t, h. s i; I ittl
thread Manufacture
prime of life, hein
year, active and ski
expert ill outeloor
lively littered in
,thclocal )afldizte
'asiraof
aow s
eared himself to h
evcpoke of;hini
tion and resptet"
ly, unassuunr. man
pondent, " WOri the -
ons, warm-hearted ;
leaves net an enemy
was a keen ' eurlerl
skipped a rink on ti
death, between' b'
DennyhOlne and g
the silver jue preie
e ,
Watellizirr the
-----
,
HOW ' TROoPS
WIT1
The following
the AmeeiCan eystet
for the 1Britishi ttr
expeditiini bee
Mesars. A,: H. .01
Craig street, 'Mo
el . ,
Canadian- aeentse
full line of their
. e
xnest sett...Toile diflita
wet has ',.been the -
ishtroops- an -453
- ply; the lahsente of
ed perhapt the inos
to eneeeSsfie1 mediae
forces in 1 the 'elm.
Government have
the American syeten
. ing a e0.1er li4e
Suakim' ,a,.. distane
method:similar
=mess/1111ST for pi
'41Y°ailoarrkrt::an'ti:d; tBahaelt01:11:10:1
conveying -', it toi th'
These lines are eicieu
pumping: Onginee ' e
force oil epwealils
breakingttOnneclioi
is regarded -as q 1
draulie' 'eugineeri9.
aild;thesptenwelpithis4pipeag
ove.on
r the 'whole dfs
nIuI1
- al°Ag"a:1.r1
thesi:eincT.4
lsedmc4seo1'sa
punipin411ea1al*
anpipde N:1111.b
ile(eluirl eaid
power of -steam to w
deliver Water at !the
the rate 0150 gall
ac
isullunder forl11 leweforro I( n 'Aft:1;1614:cl 4,111'15e:61 11:tPuoa if- -2110 r
to be shipped eac,h
may he required by
withis
toi o etheio;pilitrned.ipbs),an
,Tbine-hte:twilie'ovie;i4ste:rtesy ea: th an]. With! a ' sullicfen
to Ameri!oaa en in.
. ds
hacaLes louger
from th_e:iiii .fiel
when the vior