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181
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Physicians and
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north side of
f the Methodist
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Fellow of the
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ackid. Office
, Main. Street,.
letoria Square,.
1Daneey. 1127
:gam 20, 1891.
.1.1ast Huron Teachers' Conven-
tion.
The regular annuaP- meeting of the
*eat Huron 'Teachers' Association, was
held in the Public School, Brussels on
Thursday and Friday. February ifith
end 27th, the president, Mr. Taylor, of
Wroxeter, in the chair.
At the request of the West Huron
Teachers' Association, Mr, J. J. Tilley
brought before the n3eeting a matter dis-
cussed by them regarding a change in
the method of distributing the grants to
Public Schools. He thought the pres-
ent mode of apportioning the grants un-
fair to highly -taxed sectious, and sug-
it is the best for many purposes, for it
mere and others
but if a tree
e of trunk or
branch large enough, cut into conven-
ientlengthe, e saved. 1
No wood m kes a better axe -helve than
elm, and ofte the natural run and crook
of the wood ill have the exact shape of
the helve. For handles, for gimes,
hatchets, h mere and many other
tools, elm is he best, and after splitting,
only the good jack-knife and sand -paper
are needed toi make it ready for use.
The jack-knife has a busy time before
is tough and 41aatio. 'Fa
are loth to pat with el
must go, lot very pie
it, and every Iblade is
ea, or hal
• d that the amount each section re- work. It ma
ge
vivre depend on the qualification of the
teacher and the expenses incurred in
kezpiog up the school. The matter was
.referred to the committee on resolu-
tio
ns*
Mr. Tilley then addressed the aesocia-
• lion the subject, " Priuciples of Edu-
cation." He held that principles are of
more importance than methods of teach.
jag, and that we should follow nature's
,loar in edticiNting the child. The four
principles noticed were; • 1. Mind and
body are inter-dependeut-the physical
;must keep pace with the mental ; 2. A
faculty grows Only by exercise of that
facility; 1 Perfection in physical and
-mental action can be secured only by
(repetition of the act ; 4. Mental action
not only produces development, but re-
sults in the acquieition of • knowledge.
Ile warned young teacher() against tell-
ing a child too much. It is the work of
.a teacher to select theskiod and amount
of work, to direct the child's efforts, to
.stimulate him to greater effort when in
.difficulty, and to make c4reumstances
-favorable for learning., The able ad-
dress Was highly appreciated by the
teachers present.
• The roll -call showed an attendance of
49.
After the readingofa humorous selec-
tion in the Saotch dialect by Mr. • J. G.
McLeod, the report of the committee
appointed to draft a constitution, was
.presented by Mr. Lough. The report,
after a slight change, was adopted on
motion of Mesars. Lough and Robb.
In the evening a public meeting was
ifield in the'l'uwu Hall, at which Mr. 1'.
:Farrow presided. The programme con -
;slated of vocal and iustrumental music,
reading, tebleaux, et., and a lecture
by Mr. Tilley on "Success in Life."
lie spoke perticutarly to young men, im-
preasing the fact that succees depends
on: 1. Lebor ; '2. Persel•erance ; 3.
Self.reliance,And 4. Character.
On Friday business was resumed at 9
in. The election of officers was pro-
ceeded with, and reeulted as follows :
;President, A. H. I1 ; lat V ice.
Xresident, Mr. M. Black; 2ad Vice-
4Preeident, Miss Iltilen ; • Secretary -
Treasurer, Mr. A. Scott ; Executive
Commitee, Messrs. Musgrove, Leugh,
Shearer, Matted and Cowan ; Delegate
to Ontario Teachers' Convention, D.
Robb, Inepector Public Scheele • Audi-
tors for 1891, Metiers. Lough and Turn-
s
The Treasurer') report was read and
adopted, and; showed a balance on hand
of $6.80.
Mr. Tilley gave an example of his
-method of • teaching reading, with a
clam He held that the prompt and
correct recognition of words is the -first
regah•ement of reading, and that pupils
should be taught the word as a whole
• before taking up its parts.
• Miss Abraham then took a lesson in
history with a class. The subject mat-
-ter of tho lesson took the form of a story
which interested the pupils very mind,.
She frequently referred to the rnaps,and
at the end a complete outline of the les-
son appeared on the blackboard.
Mr. Rebb then gave a talk on the dif-
ficulties he had met with owing to care-
leaeneas in making up the reports. Some
of the mistakes were ludicrous in the
,extreme.
Mr. Musgrove then gave his method
of teaehing, " How we Lire Governed."
• He showed how to get the pupils to un-
derstand our syrrtern of goverume,nt, by
directing their thought to their munici-
pality. Discussion by Metier:3. Lough
and Blackwell followed.
The committee on resnlutions pre -
anted their report which, in addition to
resolutionof thenks to various persons,
contained the following: Resolved that
this Institute recommend. that $100` -'-be
• raised by the county for each school
thereiu, and that a further sum of $100
be raised by the township council for
each school., and that the legislative
,grant les distributed on the basis of
salaries and certificates.
The Association adjaurned to meet- at
thii call of the Executive Committee.
foneer for the
ttendect in al,
re left at Ts*
attended *0.
uctionear an&
nt by mail, to -
receive prompt.
1185-62
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NIT, Convey
d accountant
Fire Inauntrice
pondenee, &o.
n any of these
iation. Omar
s &man, Slut-
--
,5trnent
Money on
et Rates •
ased.
ANCH.
Allowed on
•ount and
rket Square
ORTON,
Massetin,
eti
ready for the
3 tO ma e, pins
or pegs, a goo half busi el, in si e from
that of a pendll to that of a ship -pin, the
sizes corresponding to I those of • the
auger -bits. the busY season, if a
plow -beam be cracked,] or a wagon -
tongue be sprung, these pine mend, tem-
porarily at least, and bridge disaster
D MitIlly pegs
orse and cow
and break -down.
There cannot be to
around the barn, in the t
stables, on wi4ch to hang harness and
many things, peg for eery collar and
bridle, anothe
breeching, pe
in differeot
everywhere f
"peg system
time and mobey. A g od jack-knife,
the combination jack and pruning -knife
is a mainstay everywhere,-Gzooe Ay-
rhymer-, in Farm and Fireside.
School Reports. <
. 2, Ittv.-For the month
he pupils stood tiet follows
Homer 'tinsel!, James
for eve
et for tools
arts of t
r many
'is a grea
y saddle and
for the lantern
e barn, pegs
erposes. The
economizer of
SECTION N
of February
Fifth Class
Campbell, Fed. AlcTaggart. Fourth -
Chas. Chatiman, Nelson Northcott,
Devid Smith. Third -Henry Jackson,
Ches. Northott, Frank ;Rose. Junior
Third -Isaac Jackson, Beatrice War-
ren, Annie Northcott. Second -James
Shirray, Nellie Northeott, Nellie
Gould. Senior Second Dart -Willie
Jackson, Sarah Northcott, Willie War-
ren. Junior Second Part -Flora North-
cott, Milton Russell, Carrie Gould.
First Part -Edward O'Brien, Rechel
Essey, Francis Essey.
No. 1, U$BORNE. -The following are
the reports for School Section. No. 1,
Usborne, fer the month of February :
Fifth Claes-Bernie Jeckell, Addie
Jeckell, Janes Horton. Senior 'fourth
-Caleb Ceudrnore, Robert Stewart,
Peter Moir. Junior Fourth--Tenie
Sean, Maud Horton, Almeria Keddy.
Seuior T ird-Ed-ward Melaggart,
Albert Ale:Taggart, Allen Jeckell.
Junior Third -Minnie Dunn, Clarissa
MitchelleSusie Case. Senior Second -
Ernie White, George Hawkins'Luther
Oke. Juoior Second -Ruby Horton,
Nettie Keddy, Edith ; Lowe. Part
Second-Jitmes Stewart, Laura Jeckell,
George Dunn. Pert First Bert Keddy,
Harry White, Herb. Blatchford.
Average attendance, 53.
The Winter Jack-knife.
The jtek-knife atands torment among
-our gaud and teseful institutions. It is
.applied to and relied upon in all seasons
for'sundry helps and lifts that piece out
and fill in.
Iu winter, however, in the lolig even-
ings, un stormy days,between chores,"
whim the wood pile anti logging camp
are abandoned, the jack-knife play is at
les height. Men and boys like a whittle,
to mike something -a litter at least-
-even if chips and ehavings for the morn-
• iag'a are be the only product; but
eeretteer satisfaction cornea when the
keen blade, the skillful hand and the
acearete eye unite to form things which
are immediately useful.
Although the farmer is benetitted by
Modern inventi-ons, yet some old de-
vices in the interest of economy and
et:utilized usefuluees will never give
Way to the new. The hem:ly, home -
;nide will rsmain. Among these are
the wooden latch, cateti aod button on
getemand doors, indoors and out, iu and
al -Num the farm buildings.
Iron is chilline to the toneh in winter,
and when full ot freer, brittle and easily
broken, for doors and gates around the
turn and Rheas are etten subjected to
hard nsage. All getts leading to sheep,
or even pig-peus, in stalls for all
animals, should have wtoden latches or
hers.
The inmates of these, pens and stalle
thiy "lose flesh " on frosty mornings if
they bring their noses into contact with
the iron letches or hantlies. The old-
faraiened, wooden latch, with raw hide
lift, fills the (Alice better and longer than
iron. The latch gives way to the slid
Ing bar when the door will permit. The
broad, wooden button, with screw
through it. often accompanies the latch,
and then if rubbing nosea lift the latch
-sr slide the bar, the button keeps the
door or gate shut.
During the winter on many farms, the
jieleknife turns out these door fixtures
awl many other things from good otticl,
biekory or elm. If elm be obtainable,
Township Councils.
GREY. -At the last rneetiug of Grey,
township eouncil an applicatiorewas read
from II. Savage fdr liberty to, perform
his statute ls.bor on side road between
lots 15 and 16, concession 3, inrctead of
on the coucession. Moved by Edward
Bryan, seconded by Thos. Ennis that
the etatute labor for lots 15 and 16, on
3rti and 4th concessions be granted. -
Carried. 'The auditors' report and ab-
stract of I township accouros for 1890
was laid on the table, thoroughly exam-
ined and finally audited by couueil.
Moved by Wm.
Thos. Eneis that
adopted and that
lished in The Bi
weeka.-tarried.
to close aid diep
ancea for road on
20 and 21, betw
concessions, was r
passed. Thos.
have side road 2,
opened up betw
concessious. Mo
seconded ; by W
• Reeve be in
Mr. •IlabSon, - G;
engineer, : to 1
culverts Made
-Carried. Move
seconded lay -T. E
instructed"te go
pound keepers up
melte the Oeclaratlion of office, -C trried.
Moved by I‘Vm. Brown, seconded by E.
Bryens (end carried) that the following
accounts be paid
plies to the Legit
Stewart and Jae
salary as Auditor
ing ditch on 11
-John Millef, kee
digent, five mont
gravel, $108 ;
Logan farnily,
gravelling iit lot: 2,co
Alex. Cuthherts n,
road 6, cencession
Dougherty e gray ling
concession 13,.$21.49
• perrees townsl
for 18?0, $18.44.
ed to -noct, age
Ethel, on Tuesd
next, as Cuart o
ment roll.
Hale -The co mei' met pursuent to
adjeurnrnent on Saturday, the .7th of
March ; all the i iit'll:16m present. Kalbflisch-Volke -Th4t, the, sum of $8
be refunded' to Mr.Dise-sford, being the
amount of err r iu _school tax ; said
amount to be ch rged to No.. 13. -Car-
ried. Moir -K Ibflei eh -That all lots
borderiegasia th town -fillets be placed on
the town lines f( r statute labur.-Car-
ried. Kallifiedich-S ell -That in refer-
ence to a petirio arnIll a number of rate-
psyere front Soh NI Section N.r. 10, the
clerk notify paries concerned that the
matter will be b ought up at net meet -
.This petition was in
g of a new e --
part of No. 10.
That in refer --
petition trern Union
'0. 9, 1fay and Stanley,
ot's taken from seid see
ounci appoiut R. R.
111-1E
lots 5 and 6, concession 1', be exhanged
for a new road.ailowance from let 5 in
the 17bh concession, belOnging to the
Canada Company, and that the ineces-
sary by-law be passed. -Carried. Snell
-Moir-That tenderer, be reeved for
It
gravel for the Centre Road in he fol-
lowing divisions, viz,: DivLou , L
From London Road " to road !between
concessions 4 and 5. Division II., From
said road to road between conceseions 8
and 9. Division III. From marl react to
road between' conceseiions 12 and .13,
and that the Reeve and Clerk prepare
the necessary specifications. -Carried.
Poundkeepers, pathrnasters an fence -
viewers were then appointed Thom
officers are the same as last year ' With
few changes. After passing a few Ito -
counts the council adjourned until April
11 at 10 a. m. 1 1 1
• A Turkish Diogenels.
• 1
s
One of the Sultans, .of Conste itinople,
not so very long ego was in the abit of
going about like the famou Caliph
Haroun al Raschid in disguise. Oa one
occasion, passing a place wher a: nasn
was excavating a cesspool, ho hard him
say to himself in a- loud voi •e : Per -
serve, my soul, or I will plunge thee ju-
te deeper filth than this.
A few hours afterwards an o ce,r
proached the unfortunate man, nr1 s
to him : " Come with me." Um.
took postession of the labor r, w
Brown, seconded by
he Auditors' report be
the abetract be pub -
uremia Post fur two
By-law No. 4, 1891,
se. of !original allow-
ide road No. 4, -lots
en the Sth and Oth
ad three times and
1cGregor applied to
eltween lots 10 and 111
en the 8th and 9,h
ed by ".1.bos. Ennis,
. Brown,' that the
tructed to notify
and Trunk Railway
ave the necessary
t railway crossing.
d by E !ward Bryans,
nis thet the Clerk be
round te the ,seaeral-
ointed and have them
-John Stewart, sup -
family, $5.0.1 ; Alex.
b l(rauter, each $10,
; John 1-leibein,clean•
wie boundary, $1 ;
tug Vet. Mullin,an in-
s, 0 ;• Geo. Welsh,
hos. Ennio, supplies to
350; darner) Minnie,
cemeion 14, $3.12 ;
raveling 'on side
13, $1,65 ; John
on te road 6,
A. McNair, ex-
ip business and postage
Co ncil theu adjourn.
n Burton's, Hotel,
y. t e 211th day of May
Rev siou of the Assess -
lip.
aid
f'Or
o,
when found by the efficer, was dree ed
like a g '
entleman and was ta ing his
ease in a cafe. He tried to tseertain
from the person who bad him i charge
why he was wanted; for some vent in-
to the secret place uuder the stenittol of
the Government and never ea ne out ;'•
ould be
✓ along
at last
ery high
Finally,
settee of
etonis led
coVered ,.,,
so ell
• %pp ar-
you the
a C058 -
but not fatisfactory answer
given. After being detained fr
time in fearful suspente, he wa
brought lute the presence of a
official, end dasined there,
he was taken into the very pr
the Sultan. The Sultau was
to see the man, who had bee.
with filth a short time before,
dresaed and intelligent in
ance. He eald to him : "Are
man whom I Saw at work i
pool?"
- "Row is it that I find ylort
this way?"
" I am well paid for my wo .k, which
is very filthy and disitgrecable;_ nrI
afterward I cleanse Myself and
ease."
"But .what did you mean
said : Perserve, my soul, or I will
plunge thee into deeper
this ?"
The man trembled, knowin
word his head might be smitt
shoulders. Speak said t
He answered that a man oftea says
ackn
ing.-Cat•ried.
reference tol the formi
tion of the Inert rent
1(albfleisolise-Vo Iker
once to a
School Section s
to have certain
tiou, tharthis
Johnston a bitr tor ts
tiou with an ari itratt
accordance i wit) the 1
Moir -Snell- hat t
he accepted, en 1 that
'200 copies, pti tett
Carried. Ka btleis
HURON EXPOSITOR.
leaping from the burning house broke'
one of her own legs at the knee joint.
All tbe children are more or less injured
by tlie fire, one of them so mach that its
life is despaired of. Mrs. Babcock pass-
ed through the burning house six times,
each time bringing child fn her arme.
-About noon on Mornln.y of last week
a Mare belonging to Mr. J. C. Dietrich,
of Galt,, met with a very peculiar acci-
dent which resulted in the breaking of
one of her legs and. the subsequent
shooting of the aninial. Mr. Dietrich
aud hie man had just driven into the
barnyard with the team when this mare
began to kick and got her leg over the
pole and under the whiflietree. In try-
ing to extricate it the leg snapped, the
bone sticking out through the flesh, and
some of the bone even falling out alto-
gether. As nothing could be done for
her, she was shot to end her sufferings.
The mare was a valuable one, Mr. Diet-
rich holding her at about 8500.
--10n Monday, March 2ud, a young
coloted woman, who resides neer Dray-
ton, was corning to Harriaton to work.
As the train Was coming into the sta-
tion', at Harriston the girt left heti seat
and, apparently, deliberetely walked
out of the car door down the eteps and
off the car, while it was still running at
the rate of some ten mile% an ' hour. In
leaving the car, the force of speed turn-
ed her completely round
some 10 or 15 feet clear
and shot her
of the train.
She fell heavily to the ground, staking
her'heaci nom) the frozen snow. Con-
ductor J. Lillie, R. Dowling and others
ran back, picked her up and assisted her
to the station, where she revived Ruth;
cieetly to be taken to her destination.
It Was finned th t she was seriously
bruised, but no b nes were broken. It
is ekpected she wi I be all right in a few
iN11111111
7
ppoacAmtrs
Electric Hair Restorer
RESTORES GRAY HAIR
A McNAMARA, Leadbury, breeder of
. pure-bred Berkshire Pigs, winners of 26
first prizes in 1890. Young pedigreed stook for
sale, also two prize winner Boars kept for rev
. vice. 1203
rellIOROUGPBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR FOR
SER.VICE.-The undersigned will keep for
service during the present seaeon. on his prem-
ises, tot 20, Coneossion 12, McKillop, one and
one-fourth miles east of Leadhury, the well
Berkshere Pig "Bourbon King," from im-
ported stock on both sides, and to which a
number of sows Will be taken. Terms -81 per
sow, payable at the time of service, with the
privilege of retaining if necessary-. GEORGE
HALL. 1199x12
ellee ERKSHIRE BOAR -The undersigned will
_V keep during the present season on his farm
lot 26, concession 4, II. R. S. Teckersmith, the
Thoroughbred rkshire North King,"
[1382,) North King was farrowed March 2, 1E90,
bred by J. li. Davis, Woodstock, sire, Thie is
Him, (inee.,)11362,) dain, North Queen, [1692,)
by Royal Harry, [663,) Violet, (inip.,) [510,) by
Prince Valens by Warwich, filet by J. Smith,
etc., etc. This pig has taken prizes where ever
shown. Terms et per sow, payeble at the time
time of serviceewith the .privilege of returning
if necessary. CHAS. ROUTLEDGE. • 1108 tf
FARMS FOR SALE.
• TOWNSHIP OF MeiteLLOP.
, East half 9 on Oth concession, 50 acree. West
half 7 on 10th concession, 60 acres.
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS.
South half 21 on 5th concession, 100 acres.
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
Lots 11 and 12 on 13th conceetion, 200 acres.
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITIL
Lot 38 on 3rd concession 1. R.: S., 100 acres.
For tering &c., apply to the undersigned.
F. .1101-,SIESTED,
1197 tf Barrister &c., Seaforth
• -
Consider this Fact.
TlIE fact that rheumatiem is caused by an
• acid in the blood points ta the remedy, Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, which removes all impurities
from the btu,: d not only poisonoue, rheumatic
humora, but even obstinate iserofulotte and can-
cerous taints.'
ressed in
take mine
when you
lth than
that at a
n from his
e Sul an.
in
w-
auger what his heart will uo
ledge.
"13u1 what dost thou mean
Ile hesitated, and the Sul
.ated his command : '• What
mean ? 'What deeper filth is
that in which thou deist work
He still hesitated. The
sured him that no herrn shou
him, and the man then replie
net ill CO Di: •
✓ from Stanley in
ablie School Aut.
e autlitore' report
the clerk order
or dist ribution.-
h-Voelker-That
oo retter-
dost thou
there {dam
IP '
? •
ultan as -
d come to
•
" My work was disegreeeble, and I
was almost tempted to leave 't when I
thought, • I am still free, I a
to flutter no one; if I give up,
I may be compelled to take s
der the Government, to live 1
and falsehood,' and so I said
'Perserve, or I will plunge
deeper filth than this.'
e
The Sultan according to
was so pleased' with this atria
gave him abandsorne present
ed him to go away uumoleste
News Notes..
.-The Manitoba Lecal Le.00
opened on Tuesday !stet week.
Thorriae :Mowat, in
fisheries Bettis!) Col-mibit
-Mr. Goole, of -Colborne,
15 000 barrels of Canadian a
British market this year:
-It is estimated that over
of ice have been cut on the b
Mort this wioter. •
-St. Catharines !muted a 1
other day. h-ndibg pieties's. 1
Cotbia $9,000 to‘, atart a
factory. • g
-Constable Herron, of the
Mounted Police, is believed a) have per-
ished wittecold and exposur
Kipp and St. Marys.
-Probably the oldest pers
a vote on Thrireday, 5-h inst
-Wrn. Gtinner, of 'Hamilton. -
ner is 95 years of ago.
-There were ten cases of
eighenf typhoidaud six of
reported at the medical he Itb office,
Turonto, last week. •
-Mr. Ite R. Gould, of Mo freal. has
won the $1-,000 priz of the owe Fesoi-
nator Cohipany. entitli s him tu
trip nround the -world on the next Cana-
dian Pacific Railway stearne
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An Accident Policy.
The best Accident Policy is to keep Hagyard's
Yellow Oil on hand. As a pain cure it is unrival-
led, .While for croup, sore throat, quinsy, rheu-
matism, neuralgia; etc„, its results are almost
iALageicrlti
atii Used externally and internally. Prioe
•
msseasmessres,
In Dark st G -loom..
Millions of men and hwomen are in the dark
gloom of disease. The way out is by ushig Bu -
dock I3lood Bitters, a tried and sore rem dy for
dyspepsia, biliousness, 00118! ipation, Scrofula,
bad Mood and all oiseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels and blood.
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The Best Protection.
AS aprotection from the results of colds,
sprains, bruises, burns„ scalds sore throat
and all painful diseases, Hap ard's Yellow Oil
hold e first place. its efficacy has been proved
thousands of tinier. It should be in every
household.
Seaforth Dairy.
Having purchased the Dairy Business
from Mr. Roderick Grey, I beg Ito solicit a con-
tinuance of the patronage which- he has re-
ceived in the past. With the advantages I
have in my refrigerator and sithationd I hope to
he able to give my ciutamere wtisfaction as to
quality of milk even in the Nary hot weather.
Realiz'ng that 'the cash sys em hi the mosf
just and satisfactory to all (oncerned, I hay(
decided to sell for cash only.
VI" Tickets supplied at reduced rates
1171 D.D. WI iris 0 N
McKillop Directory for 1891.
JOHN IIENNEWIES, Recve„ Brodhagen P. 0:
• .l(:)11N MORRISON, Deputy Reeve, Winthrop.
DANIEL MANLEY, Councillor, Beechwood.
J AM EIS F,VANS. Councillor, Beechwood.
WILLIAM ABOHIBALD, Councillor, Lead -
bury.
JOHN C. MO'RR1SON Clerk, Winthrop.
SOLOMON J. SHANNON, Treasurer, Win.
throp.
ROBERT G. ROSS, Afisessory. Winthrop.
ADAM HAYS, Collector, Seaforth,
Misery vs. Comfort.
Misery is one reeult. of biliousness or liver
complaint. Comfort is the drst result of using
Burdock Blood Bitter.) as a remedy. Cure is the
Final result always obtained. We back Ltdi with
the Strongest proof by testimonials from reliable
Canadian people.
n obliged
this work
rviee un -
y fhttery
my :
tnee into
he story,
er that he.
and allow-
.
slature re -
18 HE ,MILLS,
pector lof
dead.
as shipped
pies to the
0,000 tons
y Henr-
y law, the
atterdon
street car
North west
$1 80 be refunded to . Weigand, on ac-'
enunt of overcharge in taxes. -Carried.
That the road allow,
te 10 nci 11, donceseion
la
(1 for a new road. allow -
hit 11 of concession 16,
seCen dis Cumpany, and
-mid al °earner bctwetn
Voelker-Snell
ance between 1
16, be' exchang
lined froin part
belonging to t
also that the
between
n who cast
was Mr.
Mr. Gun -
i ph t1 eria,
arlet fever
-Atom mill owned by Duncan Fisher,
Paisley, and occupied- iity A rehibuld
Fishet was burned en Mr.filday hight of
last week. The reccu punts lass $12 000;
insuratices unknown. 11 e owner iti
$3,000; insurance, $1,200.
-Rev. D. J. Mecdonnell, of Toronto,
preached farewell sermons t his emigre-
gittion on Sunday, 8th ins „ prior to
taking a six moieties' trip in the old
count, ye His congregation -have sub-
scribed $1,250 toward defra ing his ex-
penses. .
-A,novel het waspaid61 Setuirday,
7th lint., in St. Thomas. J1 G. le urea
proprietor of the Wilcox !Heise in thet
city, had vragered With D. McCsIluiri,
butcher, that Mr. Ingram ' would he .'e
200 et a mijerity in the city, the loser to
wheel the winner in a wheekbarrow from
the Wilcox House tie the pc
back, Mr. Nunn 104i, au&
McCallum his ride in the p
large concourse (if spectetor
-A house at Bay Robert , Newfound-
land, occupied by John and George Bab-
cock, was burned one night last week:
The fire originated in the kitchen of the
end belonging to John, and the whole
down stairs pert and the at irs leading
te the second finer were in 1 trees le -fore
the eleepere bad had the least warn-
ing of (larger. E.cepe b the stairs
was cut off, and John, at er alaeming
George, whose end of the h use was now
on fire, dropped from the s cond storey
witeloW to the ' ground, a d his wife
passed the children out, g trig from the
window to the sleeping r our through
the iltmes until she had al , except one,
when her owntnight e,lot hi rg and that of
the child she held in her a Ins look lire,
and to rave. herself she li d to jump.,
still ,retaining her hold of he ha lie. She
had. to leave the remainin child to be
burned to death. ' The he oic mother in
stottice rind
gave Mr,
•esence of a
•
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Should be Loosened.
A cough should be loosened at once and all ir-
ritation allayed. To do this nothing excels
Ilagyard'e Pectoral 11-ilsain. Ohdtinate coughs
yield ut onee to its expectorant, soothing and
healing properties, which loosen phlegm and
allay irritation.
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GODERHCH.
Original 'Color ,Beauty, Softness.
Keeps the head Clean Cool and Free
from Dandrluff. - I
--,a_
Cures Irritation & Itching of the i Scalp.
I
-Gives s beautiful gloss and perfume to the
haireproduces a new growth, and Will ,stop the
falling out in a few days. Will not soil the skin
or the most delicate headdress.
MI, nisscrums wyrn NAM BMUS.
TRY. IT AND BE CONVI CED.
Price, 50 cents per bottl
• Refuse all Substtitutes.
SOLE AGENTS FOR CANADA,
H. SPENCER CASE,
Chemist and Druggist, 60 King St., Nest,
HAMILTON, • - ONTARIO.
Sold by 3.8. R313ERTS, Seaforth.
01\TTA_Ri 0
Mutual Live Stock
INSURANCE CO.
Head Office: Seafoth.
THE ONLY Live Stock Insurance Cqrnpafly
In Ontario having a Government Depot and
being duly licensed by the same. Ate now
carrying on the business of Live Stock
& !near-
anand wile t the patronage of the imOorters
it
and breeders f the .Province.
For further articulare address
, JOHN AVERY, Sec.-Treas.
1164
Removed I Removed 1
G -MO
SEAFORTH
The Old Eetablisned Butohee has removed to
new premises immediately opposite his Old
Stand, Main Street, Seaforth, wbere he will be
pleased to meet al: his old patrons and as many
new ones as may eee fit to Mem him with their
patronage.
rer Remember the place, oetween Henderson'
Harness Shop, and hicintyre s Shoe Store, Main
Street, Seaforth.
898 GEORGE- EWING.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
dfFrillings, Corsets and Ribbon,e
at HOFFMAN. & Co's., Seaford).
CHANGE OF BUSINESS,
The undersigned desires to inform his old-
oestoiners and the public thst he has dieposed
of •the Blacksmithing business, which he ham
carried on in Seaforth for over 25 years, to Was-
son,
J. A. STEWART,
who will hereafter yam on the same_ in all itse
branches, and he hopes that the smile liberal
patronage oolong extended to him will (b con-
tinued to his son and suce,ssor. t
ALEXANDER STEWART.
in connection with the above, I beg- to say
that I will carry on the general blaeloonithing
business in all its branches in the old stand, and
'by close attention to the wants of customers, 1
hope to receive a continuance of the liberal
patronage so long extended to my predecetsor.
• Horseshm ing and general jobbing a speei
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction, and
charges reasonable as usual.
J. A. STEWART,
1205 Main Street, Seaforth.
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED.
Mims,
Thos, E. Hays, President, Seaforthe.P. O. W.
J. Shannen, Secy-Treas., Seaforth P'0.; John
Hauna.h, Manager, Seaforth P. 0.
•
mns
Jaa Broadfoot, Seaforth; Donald Ross, Clin-
ton ; Gabriel -Elliott, Clinton '• George el att,
Harlock ; Jost -ph Evans, Beezhwood ; J. Shan-
non, Walton; Thos. Garbutt, Clinton.
Acza-rs.
Thos. Wellans, Harlock ; Robt. McMillan, Sea-
orth ; S. Carn :chan, Seaforth. John O'Sullivan
nd Geo. Murdie, Auditors.
Patties • desirous th effect Insuranees or
trim:ilia other 'redness will be promptly attend-
ed to on application to any of the above oificera,
addressed th their respective post offices.
1189
Knight's Blood Cure.
ASTANDARD hmusehold remedy in sweetest
ful une more than' 40- years. A positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Nervous Prostra
tion,"Constipation and all diseases of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver.
Unequalled for Producing a Clear
Complexion.
A botanical compound, put up in package*
and rent by melt at one third the cost of attain-
aey medieine. Large packages, euffieient for 2
$1.0 ; half eize packages, sufficient (er
3 pints, 60c.; sample packages, 25e.
A reliable Arent wanted in this locality.
KNIGHT BOTANICAL CO.,
1183-52 252 Broadway, New York.
Steam Boiler 14/Qrks.
Good Boys Die Young:
Unless they are fed on Victual e ma4e with Im-
perial Creihn Tartar Baking Powder.
T -he Handsomest Lady in
Seaforth
•
Remarked to a friend the other day that she
knew liemp's Balsam for the Throat and ,Ltines
%V.1114 a superior iemedl , etopped her courh
instently when other cough remeiiies had. no ef-
fect whatever. So to prove this and convince
you of its merit any druggist will give you a
ample eopy free. La•ge e,ze 50 cent; and $1.
..............., • .
!
The Population of Seaforth
18 abont 3,0011, and we would say I t least one
feet are troebled wii h some affection of the
Throat and Longs, as these complaints are, ac-
cording -to statiaties, more 'omicrons than oth-
ers. V‘ e %you'd advise' ail our re• ders not to
i
neglect the oppartuoity to call on their drug-
gist and gut a bottle of Kenip's Balilatn for the
Throat and 1.,1111.94, Trial size free 1,,rge bot-
- le, 500 and el. "Sold by all druggis s.
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Feiglieh Spavin Liniment removes all hard,
soft or ealloused hump, and Ble niehes from
heroes, blood Spavin, these, Splints Ring Bone,
sweeney, Spraies, Sore and bwollen
Throat, Coughd, etc. Save s60 use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
0' ire ever knox 11. Sold by J. Roberts, Sea -
forth
• For Nettle R11411, Summer lleaeand geueral
toile; porta:ides, use Low's Stilphur -
Solite symptoms of Worms are:
variable appetite, restleaaneda,
convulaions. The unfailing ruined
NVorin Syrup.
(F,STABLISHED 1f3-80.)
Chrystal Black,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
ary, Marine, Upright & Tubular
BOIL ERS,.
Salt Pane, Smoke Stacks, Sheet lien
• Works, etc-.
Abet dealers in Upright and Horizontal ; lide
Valve Engines. Automatic Cut -Off Engines.
specialty. All sizes of pipe and pipe t tting
constantly on hand. hetet-slates *furnished
short not!e.
Works epotite G. T. R :station Gooerich
J—
O
2
1180 52
Fever,arolic.
eaknese d
is Dr. Low's
exertion or
As a Pick -Me -Up after excessiv
exposure,. lilburn's Beef, Iron and Wine
grateful and conifortitig.
SEAFt....RTHf.
The shove nelle have now been thorougtuy
built upon the complete
HUNGARIAN FiOLLER PROCESS.
, ,
The Mill wed Storehouse Buildings have been
greatly eribirgeel, and new machinery applied
throughoet •
THE LATEST IMPROVED ROLLS
r"41
t••••-8
0
0
1-41
1-11
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I I
!
FlOUF Dressing Machines
Front' theitstest Manufaeturing Firms have been
put in, add,everything necessary added to enable
het to tuenrout flour
9.EPOND TO NONE
In the pCimnion: The facilites foe receiving
grain frotn lumen and for °leveeing and shipping
have also!desse exteueively improve& Grain lean
now A taken from farmens' wag,ons, weighed,
and sided into oars at the rate of 700 bushels
per !Lytle, by the work of two men. •
A LARGE FEED STONE
[Itch, Mang? and • Scratches of e -ery kind, on
humane nr animate, cure 1 In 30 minutes by
waolford'a Sanitary Lotion. Thi ti never fails.
Sold by E. S. Roberts, Seaforth. 11S6 62
GLASGOW
Lead andColor orks,
MOINITREL.
FERGUSOIsT, !.
ALEXANDER & Co.,
—MANUFACTURES
—FOlt—
Cures Burns, Cuts,,Piles in their worst form,
Swellings, Eryeipelaie Inflammation, Frost Bites,
Chapped Ramis, and all Skin Diseases.
mRsT PA1N EXTERMINATOR
Cures Lihnbago, Sciatica, Rheumatism, 'genre!.
gin., Toothache, Tains in every form.
By all dealers. Wholesale by F. F. Dalley &
ALLAN LINE
-ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, -
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE.
Fortnightly Sailing from .
PORTLAND OR HALIFAX,
TO DERRY OR LIVERPOOL.
CABIN' RATES $40, $50 and 800 Single. $30, 890
and $110 Return, according to location of
Stateroom's.
NO CATTLE CARRTED.
INTERMEDIATE, outv.-ard, 5.(25 ; prepaid, .?.30.
•-. Steerage at lowest rates.
- Arcommodation Unsurpassed.
• Apply to II. & A. ALLAN, Montreal, or C.
BETHUNE or W. G. DUFF, Seaforth.
11113-52
CUTOIVI c.HOP,PINQ
Has hee4 put in, and the necessary michinery for
bandling ohop and, coarse grain's.
A good shed hail been erected, so that wagone
esti tmloaded and reloaded under gover.
WHEAT EXCHANGES
Prettiptiyattended to, and
FIRS,T-CLASS Rbar FLOUR
IGU.ARANII1EED.
White 'Lead, Zinc, White Paints,
Colors, Paints, Drop Black,
Varnishes, Japa is,
etc., etc.
1
• Highest Market Price Paid in.
Gash for any Ouantity of
Wheat.
• Ch pped satisfaetorily indiwithoutdelay.
ROLLER FLO(..in
BR/14.i•I, SHORTS
And all kirlde of
COPPED FEED 11
Constantly oh hand.
1VIT_TSIC_
PIIISS M. C ..S1-1
Is prepared to take a few pii pile for tuition in
piano or organ music.. For term.' and partiela
hire call ut residence, GvIerit h street. Sea -
forth. 1208
A 'V OK
At the Underwear or Ladies,
Misses and Childrens at HOFFMAN
& Co's., Seaforth.
APPLE BARRELS
/mug
0
t:34
1-1
c-1-
r•■•••1
Planing Mill,Lumber Yard
FIKE1, CCAPSE Pit LAND SALT
FOR SALE.
OolY flret-claas and obliging men will be kept
fatted oust,: me -re. The liberal patronge of.
Luer general trade. reepectfully soileited.
A. W. OCILVIE & CO., _
PROPRIETORS
AND SAW MILL IN CONNECTION
The etineeriber would beg tn call attention to
the large stock of dressed and tittdreeted !ember
bieh he siways keeps on hand, et the very
loe set prices.
List of Lands For Sale
In the County of I lemon, belonging to The Can-
ada Company. Only 10 to 25 per emit of pur-
chase money required down, balance at any time
within 10 ytars at 4 per cent. instead of going
to the Northwest, farmers looking for land cen
iseeure ...owe of the lineet laud in Onterio on the
easy terms mentioned. County of lleron's Va-
cant Lan& :
CODERICH,-13 ron-S half 37. Bae field -E-
hall 37. Slialand Concession-Islend oppoeite
53, 54,55.
HAY. -4 con -W half 5, W half 6, N half 7, W
half of W half 11. 5 con -le half of W half 6. W
half of E half 5, half of E hell 6, N 7, 8, NI 0,
10, W halt II, half and NI 12,13, NV' halt 15, W
half of E half 20, W half of E half 21. 6 e011—N
half 4, W half 6, Ei 6, 7, 8, 0, 10, lle 32, half
13, W half 16. half 3, 8 hell N half
4, N half 5, 7, E hell of 8 half and N half 9,
10,11. 12,13, 14, We le, We 16. 8 eon-Fer6 let
le, E hall 16, let 18, E hall of 13 hall 19,10 tea
19, 20, 21, 22, 23, '24, 25, '26e 27, 28. 9 ene_te
half of le ealf 25, E.1 of E, l6. 13 COO -N ealf
se 15 eon -Ni 7, W half %V; pt. 21, 26. 10 con
-E half 6, N half 0, 10, Wly pt. 11. 17 con -Ne
4. 5, 6, 8 half 7, 8. N. By. -14, 15., E halt He S.
By -WI 10,19 e 33,10 E 70 ac 35. L. it. East -
19 half 22.
BULLETT-4 con -W half le 13 14 N half
N lute 16. 5 con. -W half 13, 11,, E. half 17.
eon -19 half 19, N half 2e. 8 con. -E half 21.
14 coneeet half 23 -
el di I L1,0 P.- - 13 con. -1. N half °PE half 2, N
halt 3. et eon,-Iteel. 1, 2, 3, e, 5, N half 7,
half of S half 7, N half 8.
STANLEY. -5 con. -14. cnn.-Wi 3, W half
4, W half 5. 7,8. le. By.-tve 14, 15, Ee 16.
STEPHEN. -6 con. -W half of N half & 10
half of S half 23. 10 con. -E half of W half
E W half 11. 13 che.-S half of 8 half 17,
N half 22. 14 con. -NI 4, N half 8, half of N
halt 17, El 20. 15 con. -3, N half 4, el 0, E half
ol W half 10, N half 16. 16 con,-.Sie 17, Ne
'22. 17 con. -Rene el 7, Ne 19, lie 23. 18 eon.
--N half 7, half 0, 15, N half le, 8 half 19.
19 enn.-N half 4, W half 11, E half N. 22 con.
-1;em. 8.19 had 9, 8 half 10. North hy.-E
half W half 33. L. It Weet-Rem. 1, S. half 3.
Aux Saelese-9, 10, 11, 12, 13,14, W balf s et half
of E half 16, W half 16. 17, IS, 19.
Rented e'arrne for sele at expiration of eeieting
Lealsee
GODERICH.- hayfield -57
HAY. -4 eon. -10 half 4. 5 con„ -N half la.
6 eten.-W half 3, 14, 17. N half 17, rie N half
of 8 half 39. e con. -13. 14, SI 17. 10 con. --
E half 28. 13 ern). S half 4, 7, 8. ie
NI 4, N half e, 19. ' 16 eon,- W half 6. N. By. --
we et, e8. 8. By. -1l, NI 31, 32, 34. L. It.
Wert- -16 1,, R. etas ---Rem. 4, E hail 6, E
half s half eh ft half 16.
HULLETT, e con. - half 17. 5 con. -16,
W half 17. 9 eon. - s half 22. 14 con. -Rem.
W half 14, S. pt. of N half 21, N half e2.
Mel:JUMP.- 1 ewe, W hall 2,19 half W
half 4, 8 half O. E half 7. 2 con. E hail 7, Rem.
E half 8, E half 10. 3 con.-- -Si 5, E half 23. 4
Bill Sniff cut to any order on
f.on.- 3, lt half 4. 6 eon, -N half O. 11 eon. -
Short Notice.
Gool-Cedar cut into timber or poete. A :tool E half of W half 7, -N half of 8 half and 8 half
etoek of Hemlock Logs at Saw Mill, Lot '29, of N half 10
Coneeerion 36, Grey, which ail! be cet to any STEPlIEN.- 13 con. S half 14,8 hall of N hen'
order on shortest notice. Limber delivered et 17, e half 15, N half 19. 14 um, 6, 7, 8Itself
reeseeatee rates weee deed tirdt Es le mail 3, 9 61,2.s, 1151 aei fo no. ‘Sv hall4,42,1N.V ih7aeol f 81161.6'0,Pg.
remptly till d. Address Beoenettes I'. U.
Cha
half 16, \VI 16. 18 eon. S half 7, N bell 19 11
•con. E half 7, S half 8, 10,, 9 E half 11. :.. colt
1196
Charles Querengesser,
Concess:ontz, 1.goa.n. S half 12. N. Bdv.- N hail 32, E hell z33, Wi
83. 34. 8. Pd), -47. I.„. R. W.-2, :s.
TUCIeleltSMITIL II. 144.--5 eon. :Chief of S
half 3. 7 enn E half 4,
USBORNE. S. Ily. V, -19.
For I artioulare as to prices Ate,, applir: :141z...77,36N tt.,
(;(1.11J1I.DSlO,N Elt, Canada Co'y,, Totr;nto,
i
SPECIAL MAKES
Of Grey Flannels at 1101rFAlLN &
Co's., Seaford).
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