HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-09-02, Page 3RGG NOTES.,
---fir. Fred. Rogers, Barrister, of
Wingliaw, has opened up at law office,
in Brussels.
—Mr. Jas. Symington has purchased
the ()owns property in. - the village of
Maurbester for the sum of $704.
—Mr, Thos. Skelton, of Morris, hie.
rented bis farm lot 17, on kith'awt 0th
concessions of Morris, containing 200
acres, to Mr. John Skelton of Mor-
ris.
—Mr. John Broadfoot, of ' Morris,
has rented his farum, lot 27 concession 6
.'Morris, 100, acres, to. Mr. Samuel
Walker, of Morris, for a term of five
years. Mr, Walker now .farms 350
acres.
—The ,farm owned by Mr. Samuel
ltathwell, lot £r, 1.Zth. concession.,, Grey,
was soli) lately to7Iessrs. John and
Alex. l3uchanan for the sunt of $3,800.
The situation ie good and the soil of
excellent quality.
—()Lie day lately, It r, Join Gall -
Mall thrashed on the farin, of Mr, John
Sohnell, on the 14th concession, Hay,
340 bushels in the short 'time of four
hours, the work being well done and
the wheat cleaned fit for the mark-
et.
—The West siding of Huron . fall
tahow, which takes Place in Goderich,'
has been. postponed until Wednesday
and 'rh.ursday, 5th and 6th of October,
Eo as not to conflict with the Toronto
ludustrial Exhibition, •
• —Three young men, Messrs. John
f `onlmou, Jr., James Simpson, and;
tlichard 1\ felony, bound on the farm of.
Mr. Thos. Simpson,. McKillop a short
while since,.256 shocks of oats in the
space of a little less than three hours.
and a half. '
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--Mr.11.•Gibbons, of Winthrop; has.
leased Ilia hotel, to Mr.' Cokley; who
basa brother residing .:in lHullett.
Mr. Cokley has only been here a few
weeks, but has in this time won the es-
teem of the whole neighborhood,: and his
reputation as a good landlord is already
established, and •he deserves• to meet
with success •
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Clow to Take Care of'Harness'
A. harness that has been on, a'horse•s
'leek several hours iii hot•or rainy xvea-•
ther becomes. wet ;. if not- properly-
eleawed--thrrIa'rlmge7ta—they leatiipHs
irreparable. If, after being taken
from the horse in this condition, it Ifi
hung up in .a: careless•Me.tiper, traces
and reins - t`wistedl in' knots, and. the"
Saddle and bpitlle askew, tic, Ieatlher
when dried retains tile-51'Iape given it.
when wet, and when- forced iuto"its
original form is done the stitehing; and
the leather.• The first point to 'be•ob'
served is to keep the leather soft. and
pliable. '
This .can' be- done- only by
keeping it well :charged with oil and`
grease'; water is a' destroyer, of these,
but mull and saline moisture frons the
animal Q. re liven more destructive., It
therefore fellows that, to preserve: a
harness, the straps should he wiasbed
and oiled- whenever -.it' has,-beeii illois-
tened by sweat or siled by mud. If
, a harness is •thorougly:cleaned twice a
year, and when unduly : exposed;. treat-,
•rd as recommended; the ':leather 'w
•retain its softness and s.treneth Poi•
many years.
Making Butter.,.
Feeling at hoiaie on the subject .of
milking and citurniing .butter, we will.
give some of some of . our . oxperieflce.
I think the •same may be said of making
butter that we say of fuakulg good-
itread. We must have Coed 'flour to
start with in the latter case;.aad'also in,.
--making -butter, we must have a .;loos
t:owand tie"... -t the right kind of iced;
.1 think a great deal depends on -the
feed.Tir\'kinter we use. corn coni foci
der in preference to hay, with bran and
torn -meal Mixed, half peek of bran and.
two quarts of meal, twice. a. day, dm
tuiii half a peck • of bran scalded,. min'
fed 'in slops. I finial nothing'so:gond to
keep up a steady flow 'of?ulilk, .no
ference how cold the weather. Corn-
meal will improve the creaul both in
quality and quantity. It lifts beenar•
-
Cued that corn or iueal will. decreased e
flow of milk, but 1 do.. eat find. it so.;
Aid to such portions .itwould sav,"scn,ltl
1 lie ureal instead of the brllu, and I think
you will have no trouble. ' I think it
will pay better to .keep, one good cow
well fed than two poor: ones•half fed.
home persons think- there is nothing in
the cote as to, the . making of good or
tad butter, and are ..always ready 10
blame the 1 5 rookie g it 1 1
ie teri0 18 ll .. 'It1 1 . 1 leg'
leave to differ with them. T'he mill. of
some coag will make white, cheesy -fool -.
ing butter, no platter how careful they
utay be. We have hull expericuce with
such cows, and ttd• thein, not only sev-
eral years, and OVA becault8 fuliv iatisfie (1
where the faul,t•htyy,if, with the above-
mentioned feed, they did 'Piot improve.
With good cows, tad* : btltterinaki t g
4,.11l41,,ure instead ,0.1 i1 Macke,.-Ae.. 4
Burdock Blood Bitters cures all dire
eases of the blood, liver and kidneys,.
female complaints, nervous andgeneral
debility, and builds up the entire sys.
tem, when .broken down by disease..
The virtue of the• most of the patent
medicines with which the market is
flooded lies in the name, bat the vir.
tues of Burdock Blood Bitters lie in
the fact that they cleanse the blood of
impurities) and cures dyspepsia, bilious-
ness and indigestion., Pries $x.00,
trial bottle 10 cents. .
ILCklen's Arnica Salve.
The BEST. SALVE. in the world for
Cuts, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum,, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands,, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively "cures Piles.
It is. guaranteed to give perfebt satin-
faetioa or money refunded. Price 25
per, box. For sale by J. 11, Conibe.
FOR SALE.
LARGE Carriage and Blacksmith shop on the
Main Street, in the village of Blyth.'i'Ii re are
two large shops, 40x00, each two stories ; a good
tlw cilias and stable. This is•the best opening in the
county for a Carriage manufactory, and: will be sold on
reasonahle fermi; if not solei soon will be rented Ad-
dress,
0. HAMILTON, Blyth,
nlytlt, June 2a;1881,
FOR. SALE:"
Agood, one storyand-a-half, frame,. house -0
rooms -•-well. finished, ;la, with good garden,
well and pump, and all modern convodonees. Lot
No. 845, om8hrry street, near the Great Western sta.-
tion,
tion, occupied at present by 5lr, Nut. Davie. 'Lha
premises eau be Inspected at any time. Tonna Easy.
1t. II, MANNING;
• Vendor'e Solicitor.
Clinton' 8th' July, 1881, .
EOR SALE.
T118 undersigned offers the following artieles.for
1 sale , 1 set of double harness, 1 iron berm(
thistle cutter plough, 1. set of iron harrows' (hew)
manufactured by Miller & Tedford, 1 lumber wagon,,
1 hay rack, 1 pair of bobsleighs; one fanning mill,
whittle trees and fleck yoke, grindstone; forks, Se.
...,IL, W. COOK,
CHntolrr:,, t
Ciinton,:Juno'2, 1581•. ' 14.4
• FARM FOR SALE,'
OR TO /CENT, ,
IN TIME TP. OF. G.ODERICIii.
01IPOSED of Lot. 38, 11th ooh:, and Lot 30„ 12th-
eon:,
2thu ni, contaime IOU acres 1.20 acres cleared and.
in a good stato•of cultivation, the remainder is good
hardwood bush On the farm, is a commodious brick
rosidonee, frame hare, stables and ehedd; two good.
wells of never -failing water; also three acres uf oreh-
ard:of selected fruit trees. The farm is-situated:three
miles lrolii the town of ClintOrt,.•theleading market of
the wctt Title indesputablo: Inuuediate posesston
t,•i'von,-.1br further' particulars apply on the -'grunt...
Ices td . JOAN DEMPSEY, . or to • .
1\.
W. FARRAN;
' Goderw t1 Township. Aug, 2fi, 1581: •
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SHORTHAND..
A Pull course of Ponografy is published every year
in the new monthly miso
sine;.
THE AMERICANRTHARiI WRITER
tnd the Exercises of aubecribors corrected th
he maii free of charge. ro
Tho oply pericdlexrl In the world from which short.
hand may. bolearutwithout a tutor. Tho Pian of In.
strnetions is original and the Lessons compreheusiv,
Those desiring to learn may begin at anytime, back
numbers to lesson 1 beingl, supplied now eubseriber2
and exercises corrected whenever received. '
sveecmi•Tios:
Oen Yana (Course of 12 Lessens,) • - $1,50
515012, N . • • - • - 14e,
American ,Agency for Pitman's Shorthand books and
Itcporter's Supply Depo. Circulars sent frge on appli-
cation. „ ltf1'JiLL ,8 1IICKG0Y, Vineland, N. J,
LARDINE
THE VERY BEST
MACH 1 NE OiIL.
IN THE WORLD, is manufactured by
McColl Bros. 4 Co,,., Toronto
and' f le • by all dealers. Ask your
t"
niel ant' LARDINE and take no
other.
This oil, under the severest teat and Most active
competition, was at, the Toronto Industrial Exhibl-
ion awarded the i11'hest Prize, also the Gold Medal
at the Provincial Exhibition; ilemllten, and the high-
est AWard at the Dominion Exhibition, Ottawa—the
Silver Medal. -
Farmers and all who use. Agricultural Machinery
Will' save money and machinery- by, using none but
LRDINE. S -0m, '
Johnston, TisJal Gale,
BikNKERS,
ALI33 T STREET, CLINTON, ONT.
Transact a general Making business. Money lid.
venom" on.Mortgages and Notes of hand, Drafts is,
sued payable at par, at all the offices of the Merchant's
Sank of Canada. Naw 'York exchange bought and
sold. Prompt attention pahl,to Collections through-
out Canada and the United etates.
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SALE ,NOTES BO UT3T
nt dosarttos, and money, advanced: to: tanners on
their own notes, for any length of tirie"to suit the:
borrower. All marketable securities boughtund sold,
Bankers in New York. Agents of the Merchant's
Bank of Canada. •
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
A..JOHNSTON, • J. P. TISUALI T. A.'GAL1,
. scummy, Clint�tn. ' Elora.
J. PEN'I<LAND TISDALL, .Manager.
JOHNSTON, 'GALE & .TISDALL,
• BANKERS, ELOR A.
A. JOHNSTON, T. A- GALE, .1. P..TISD iLL, .
Strathroy. ' Eloga Clhiton.'
-Correspondents in Canada,''rhe:think of Montreal.
and slfiheir,itgeneies. If"N.eft•`Y'mi1t;'�1;,•lkifroiritli0'.
A. Lang,. 50.4441 Wall Street,•
Ctlntun,.I o. n i
,FOR SALE.
1 TILE, TOWN OF .•WINGiI ►9I.
a
.TOT•Ito 14,`•Shuter street On the lot, is a • good
j� frame residertiee;'ant and a -half stories high won-.'
tainin • seven recuts; besides there' is a 'good garden
on the lot, with well, pump and other ',tiiodern eon,
venicnccs. The hoose is at present occupied hy.t)avid
Oiigg.' \ill be sold on'reaeoiable tains, as the pro.
prietorisgoing to the erth.Weat. For further par-
ticulars apply:.to ..
AliTIICR,CAAELON,
FARM ' FOR SALE.
ft (IIE North-west part of Lot `o. 10, con 13, Town-
ship '
own -
ship' of, HuIIett, eottainicg 50 acres, 30 acres
cleared and in a good state 'of cultivation. T.he
place is well fenced. The soil.is 0rst•d2Ss:r-•-Tt is two'
Hiles front the village of Myth and will be sold cheap.
this .fs'a rare chalice to purchase a' first-elitsi; 50 aero'
• farm. For full particulars apply'. to `_
- • Auotionecr, Blyth.
ni, th,
Juty 27, 1881:
FAR f'a FOR, • SALE/
• �OMMPOSED.ot W. K of.10tNo. ha, ton 4 :totwr)ship
j of East lt'awtetroali, ruutniningAtl0 acrts; 01 acres
cleared iuid clear of stinal,.~ in it fairstate, of cultiva-.
tion: The hush is good hardwood,, There is' a steam,
saw mill on the next lot. There rs on thoplaee a good:.
',miring ordititl tied three never: tailing springs, .a.
log dwelling and a: frnieatable, will bo sold cheap:.
On _reasonable ferivt of payment.. For full particulars
enquire of tho 3 (Noises or to
•C.11d+1IJLTON,
•Auctioneer, Blyth.
liiytit, July i,,,rC4
FARC .FOR SALE,
(IMPOSED of tr.;
.S of S.:} Lot No.37, concession 3,
VV I ast. iwitit ute>7i,.*0 acres, 38 acres Bleared aunt in
n good state of cultivation,. good tail funcos, good
bearing orcha rd v iib choice variett of: fruit, a log
dwelling, two L, 1ta'tleS and small frtoe• barn, good
well and pump can:mama to house, a living stream
runs across the ha k of the place, the soil is black
mold with clay bowel), it is three mice front' Myth,
and cont•uiittit to eh'ool. This is a first -,class place
and will he suld.chcap. Appty to •
C. HAMILTON, Blyth, • •
13lytb. Juno 10, 1881.. .
Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus Dy
watery,. Cramps, Colic, Seaiok
nos and Simmer. Complaint; a/soli
Cholera lnfantum, and all Com—.
plaints peculiar to children i' etb-'
ing, -and-will be found .'equally
benefloial for adults or children.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FRANK sNIETCAL.F,
13. IL I(1 Et.
Dealer in. Books, Stationery,,
Clocks, •.Watches,
Fancy': Goods, ` Wall Paper.,
' CIin1drea1's .0 21111ages,
&c.;
Special Inducements. for':the
Next 30 dais,
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. previous • to-ktoektaking.:
'A fuil.line<tftfie celebrated
W A'L. TH A; M WATCHES
at closepi'ices for cash.
I EPAIRING
of Clocks, Wutdicb„Jewellery, and Sewing Slnulthie
a spu•laity.
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CALL A.i17) G:ET ]'RICES
F..iVIETCALF,
Blyth..
THOS.
TRE.IN
.Desires to inform IN patrons Anel fi4Gitbt that s,0
•-•�itfS�- '
Tailoring Esta%ji
to the rooms
Ovor Litwiencccc4 Orilci'y's
Furniture 'Store,
Ii' M I LB U R N &. CO., Where ho will be pleneed to itrnrnptly anguli ;t at11.
P,rpprietors4 T COnOat, t,+111t'ln Lo gni-be favu exl,µ'itil,
hent
.r
Thos. Stevenson
UNDERTAKER,
AND ARnh8R 12
I'URNITURE:
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A Special Discount Oahe'
FOR 30 DAYS.
NEW FURNITURE , ARRIVING',
and
more a fine lot of new
Collins, Shrouds, & 'Undertaking
Goods.
Come and see, in.
RACEY'S OLD STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd anti Cooper,,
• Albert Street, Clinton,'
WARE -ROOMS.
J. B. WEIRE
PROPRIETOR .
.Agent for J, ELLIOTT 44. SOrN'S cele-
brated ';11MeCormack's Self -Bin der,-" "Mead-
ow -Lark 11Lower and Reaper,” •" Trnnalpll
Reaper" iunl• " Warrior Mower ;" P. J,
CRAIG'S " Stlatlaroy 'llaivester ", - and
Huanningbird Mower," "New Canadian.
:Thresher," with. engine, 411• ltiuds•.,of
PLOL GHS and other Implements,.'
RE COnstaii13 on'
PAIRS Haiita.
.• Remember the place,
NEXT DOOR SOIITR OF FAIR'S:,'1�iLL.
Clinton, May 13. '87 ani.
GR EAT
Clearing ' Sale
Glass Setts ,frons
hOo. to 8101).:
Celer, Gidsaes. •
Fruit Duicfa, kith
Coml. •
r'i i'neh,. Eureka,
Berlin, coualtact
Butter Dishes and
:Individual But-
ters.
Cabinat \apiee.
cubists, •
• Tumblers,
• alCvery
CHAP
• to clear out the
. Stock..
LAMPS
cuntplete," lame
size 3;10. each_
it Full Assort-
ment of Uroeeriaa,
J.T.
Cuarxe • Lioniine
18.. Tins Africk.
erel, slrinnditl..
HALL® o
Ara"arae Ga, .?
...on. to
R' a me o ni's
GROCERY AND
Provision, on, -...tore
Opposite: Fair's Mill,
.4t pap mte la got m;/ Gracertes. dere A the
goode are so, clleap,'canal tlee quality
is Ai' ,11' 0 ,t 1 No old ("itooda;:
(1 new and freell t
His Sugars, Teas,. , C'of ees,
Prunes, Raisins,. Currants, Boneless'
Codfish, Gold .Make and Fine Cut
. Chewing Tobaccos, cannot be excelled..
Soave new designs( in Crockery and
Glassware,. Wooden Ware, and in fact
everything you want.
Farm Produce taken in exchange,
BLYTHkS
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`These Workt! are now in full .opera-:
tion, ands/.the undersigned tare -enabled
to: offer, any grade of '
SM.. of Finest Qccalityfor. 3.416'.
The•uoee8sity of.S&sll.for. ,
AGRICU;L,TllRAL,Pi:RI�'OSES;
Is 110W o fully. established that:.every';'
farmer will neglect ilia, cosi interest
who fails to(uso about• fi.ve.tons.allnu
iaily:..`;t
r," 1114 Trade svill'ireeei:vtitour beast
atentionw. •
Ora tg'r3oil, hila 'Stave..1,Alta 'and'
Basswood, delivered at the..Wotks, for
which Cash will boipaid.:.
ay,thou •RNs 1.1n
D. O A N TELON,
CLINTON. ,
A Jousello1d Word r,
THUS. COOPER'S:
GROCERY
/his beccene,,,a Household 'Word as the
BBS'0"tt11d CHEAPEST the%fol.
Ovoceries,.
Thenar,,
Feed;
Crockery,, . .
• G`lassufaa:c,
cCCo.
JTE M APf
in pinta, eyiarts,,aud half -gallons,
A SPEGIi.ALTY.•IN
6O Cent lea..
Weil& paid'fo'r Eggs.' Farm. 'ro.
duce taken in, exchange,
. TIIOS. COGPEId ,
Costler Albert . and Rattenbury Sts.
CLINTON:ONT.
:�rda�,ire.
Eaue Trough ,0onductor Rise,
BUILDERS' S.UPPLiE9
MACBINE OIL,.
Hare ,
. st Mitts,
BRASS,• KETTLES,
Enanw/Ied Guiis
,
Rest value°ever'offered::
W]6THITE . LEAD,
• warranted genuine and
'LOW ,,PRICES,,
Apple, . Pagers:
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Parmi.klorervaini.Bricer eomibined,. .
OANYVOT -GET OUT OFT ORDER,,
Eve y'Muel in°. Warrailtec
R ethic d Ti l re` Prii eB:
Sh ` Har4 are,
—�11-
B 1J llE SUPPLIES
a specialty:..
S. DAVIS
Phoenix, RI .&k, .4lllntott, O ft ,.,
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