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As Many as4O hens ';have been kept
on an acre of g und,lbat-sonly by, ex-
eriended poutmen, as everything de-
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pendson the thanagerient. - An acre is
-shout 209.feet nose, and can be divid-
edirito twenty ards, each yard 20x100
- feet. Estimatihg a c ck and ten. hens
for each yard, the acre: will =online -
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elate 200 hens. at t attempt to esti- •
_mate hoye rauc profiteach hen will give
. depends upon 1jheirags, mode of feed -
*Inv number of ggs laid,_prices.obtained
chicks hatchedeldiseas1 s, breeds, charac-
ter of the ° soi = and climates Where
- chicks are hate ed in incubators, if suc-
cessfully done, it will add largely to the
• revenue derive ' fer 'with the use of in-
cubators allf GO Ei may produce $100 or
it may be 2,OcJQ. .Thesafer mode is to
• estimate from the work of the hens only.-
- If each hen hatched said raised a large
brood the profit wou el be great, but.
while one hen May do welI another may
be very iitclifferent. Sipinetliing depends -
on whether the breed.is large orsraall,
' and their adaptability to the conditionae
-Dividing larg ,.flecket 18 -always An ads
, vantage, as no one has succeeded Who
has attempted the keeping of too many
hens together, ! and i mustnot be for-
gotten that to Succeed the poultryman
mut -devote his wii Ie. time to his
frocks. rz 4
1888.
01015 011. auAcre.
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-Mr. R. S. Hamlin,president of the
s faehaweMillin -.Coritpa, y,tind a wealthy
resident, was inartied in the. city of
Hamilton a fe dayaag to MiseCusack,
a former teacher in -the ubrie school at
Oshawa.
. -Toronto-eontains ' any handsome,
. dwellings, but heretofore.$106,900 has
,
been the upset price of a residence in
stliecity. Mr. eorge ooderham, who
• ism* said to h e the w althiest onan in
Tolehto, intends, durin the next year,
erecting -a bull ing that,will eclipse any-,
•
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thing in Onta . He has purchased a
-.. lot 200x200 fee on St. George street, at
- the corner o Bloor. i On this lot his
architect, Mr. . Roberts; has .,beenin-
structed td e et a residence Which,
. when complete l, will cot over a quarter
of a million of Iollars. ti
• -Mrs J. lki Eicoun, of the Geological
Survey, has ju i returne to.,OttaWa af-
ter a season's e ploratioi in. the -Peace
River eountr .' A sii vey was first
• made of that ertion of the Athabasca
river lying bet ecu "thu Landing ".and
Little Slave ver, returning to Atha;
has% Landing i The Hu sou Bay Com -
patty have rullw two a amen on the.
Athabasca Ia ing, one running iron.'
Little Slave ke. ttowia to the -Grand
rapids, andtI •other Jwni Pert Mg-
•Murrase to }*t filinith, The steamer
running_ on tlj. upper portifin of the
river wee •on1 icompleted last spring,
and the cornpapyes,xpect to reap a rich -
harvest from parties going into the
Peace River runtry anc1 the upper,
*eters of the liken. From Fort •111c -
,Murray a sun* was m e Of theclear
• water nvetto Tortage 1 'Loche. This
portage., is tsc1ve mile in length and
rises over 600 fet in the firat two miles.
After the po "age had been crossed,
• Metteze rivei,a small stream which
runs into th ,Churchil , was entered,
.and by means f this str am and a series
of 1ake4 the prty reached the Hudson
Bey poet
on Bay la Crosse lake, having
. folleWed, -the' :route which Sir John
- Franklin, had used flea ly 70 years be-
fore. -
...
. -Seeing tha.t street
in Toronto or Stindees,
, . • . .
ars do not rud
Mrs. Keeler,. of
. :Washington, ecommen savorshippers,
a male and tcpiale, to 4oceed to. their
• churches on b ycles andi. tricycles. .
,
-Engineerl t Frank Young,- who is
driving a consf uetien t ain locomotive
OB the new line betw en Simcoe and
Port Rowan; et a lady the other day
wit& had nev .1seen a llmoinotive until
she 'saw his, and who had never 'been
more -than fiveimiies from home since her
residence of OVi years i this country.
Mr! Young gave her a short ride over
-the newly built pad on is engine; and
'the jalting of, the steam horse made her
. :
Sita sick, besides scaring her pretty bad-
ly. She winnow see .t ains regularly,
- as train passes through her town-
ship.' The oll lady in question is about
i
65 years of age.
• -It has . been finally settled that aship railway is to be e nstructed frome
the l Bay of Fitifidy to Baie Verte, at a
probable costlef $5,000,000. The first
. ship railway itt the world is to be con-
•, structed in Coada. •
.• • -There were about 57pshermen stuck
- on the island icif Anticoe for anuinber
i
of days unalal-e to reach the mainland
-on account of the blinding storm, and
it was feared that they were suffering for
-feed, as there is only a lighthouse-sta-
. tion on the island,' but. they fieve been
. incited.
-Williara L O'Connor, the' Canadian
oarentan, defeated john • Teemer, of
• -MeKeesportepennsylvadia, holding the
, title of champion oarsnian • of America,
on,Saturday, Novembet24th, in a three
mile race on the Potornae river, opposite
Washington, for the championship of
• America and $2,500 a side.
-Mr. David McGregor, agent of the
Erie and Huron Railway at Courtright,
'met with a peculiar adcident the,
'other day He was shooting rats with
. •
a Ismail gun tintilar to that used in a
shooting gallery, and while carrying the
•aun under hill arm accidentally pulled
the trigger, a the charge , entering his
boot, passing .between two of histoes
andiodging in the sole of his boot,- Two
of the toes w re badly lacerated. a
- -The othbr dey a Medical man in
• Scotland, Bre t county, being desirous
-• to smoke r1rd.r from his pocket a piece
'
- •
• of paper, whetewith to ignite his pipe,
but ima,gine ILiS Surprise, when. nearly re-
alecedto ashvi4 he foundi he had used a
-five dollar bifl
-Th.e village council of Elniirapass-
ed a by-law ilposing a I cense fee of $10
instead of $75,1 es formed ,orestreet ven-
- dors and tranaaent traders-.
- -It is-- un vetoed that, the massive
blocks of stoe required' for the Can
adian canal a iSault Ste Marie will be
taken from t e Owen Sottiad quarries.
' -At Port
eel:potter n
' from the cup
building to ti
' feet. Ikth
other injuri
Was ta.ken
recover.
• -Mr. 4 L
of Fr
lionaire dea
phates, w6
raining distd
. time ago inal
asbestos prop
;phosphate pii
. •
Arthur tie other day a
riled George . Gaged, fell
Ia of the pew high school
ground, distance of 30
a were roken, besides
. The u fortunate man
the hos ital, and will
Weithe in, of Weithem
,
pkfort, Germany, a mil -
in ashestis; and phos -
tants in the Buckingham
for several Weeks a short
eting the phosphates_ and
rties, has purchased the
perty ef tr. James Reid;
,
,
in Otte* count's, the pribe veld being
$40,000 own. -The property is consid-
ered.
Ii
on cif the best in the county, and the Ger =firm intend next spring to
get out I rge quantities of the phosphate,
which- will be shipped, to Frukfort,
•where it will' be prepar•ed for e Ger-
man market.. ___
-Ile le -Calculated that there is. now
piled in the yards at the Chaudiere, Ot-
tawa,100,000,000 feet Of lumber, and
what to 4� with it is the burning. ques-
tion which is troubling the lumbermen
and the export firms to whom it beloags.
All summer ocean freight rates have been
so high t 0 export firms have not made
any large shipments either of English
deals or kjoard lumber for South Amer-
ica or Australia. This lumber, usually
shipped sboptly after it is sawn, is there-
fore now flltng the yards to over flowing.
-Eldei$ B. ,Rogers, of -Oshawa, died a
few days igo, aged 90 years. He preach-.
ed for many years among the Christians,
a denom nation which is strong in
Oshawa. , - .
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EXPOSI i0
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Large Estate
• A broad la 'd is this in which we live, dotted so
thiekIy with thrifty cities, towns and villr4es !
Amid thein all, with ever-increasing popularity
anddielpfulitess, Piercel Golden Medical
Discovery, pving hope and cheer where there is
disease and despair. Wherever there is human-
ity there is ffermg; whereverthere is suffering
there is the bcst field for this greatest American
Remedy. dnsumption (which is lung scrofula)
yields to it, If empleyed in the early stages of the
disease Ch onic Nasal Catarrh, yields to it !
If you wantthe best known remedy for all dis-
eases of thelood; ask for Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, aed take no other. . •
Would sooner be a- Soap -lady.
Yba iitint.a position in my store, do
you, miss . said the kind-hearted mer-
chant. 'Y it don't look as if you had
much exp Hence in selling goodie ' I
have only ne place vacant now. •It is
In the soap department, in the bese-
mente,an I the salary ii only $1.75 a
week. But my wife. informed me this
morning tliatithe needed another girl in,
her kitcheii. If you like that place she
you $4 :a aveek and a good
home. - hich Would, you 'prefer ?"
"I'll take he sd'ap-lady position, sir,"!
was the hafighty reply..
• -
'Wei he ea Student of the Sex-'?
In the c urse of a discussion about the
Holy Writ recehtly overheard by the
Bazar, a la ly remarked that the Bible
was a hist ry of men; that her sex was
farelysand but Incidentally mentioned,
as- cornpari d with the space devoted to
men,
"1 con lie," she added,' that it
strikes . m as being most singular;
There mig t have been more said about
"Oh,.:dont know;" replied her
friend. "The authors of the various
books ha probably studied' woman-
kind, and new they'd be able to speak
for themse vela . •
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'Scientific. • • •
1 -Those imid beings who are haunted
I,
by appreh isions of lining buried alive,
and swho ake testainentary provisions
. ,
against su h a contingency, may now
take coura e, for science has supplied
an infalli le --means of determining
whether o'not the vital spark has quit-
ted the m liter frame. Electricity en-
ables us ti distinguish with absolute
certainty etween life and death: .For
two or thr e hours after the stoppage of
the heart he whole of the -muscles of
the body have completely lost their
electric exeitability. When stimulated
by electricity they no longer contract..
If, thee, w en- Faradism is applied to
the muscle4 of, the limbs and trunk, say
five orsix ours after supposed death,
there can b no contractile response, it
may be ,•citified with cettainty that
death hasi occurred, for no faint, or
a
trance, �r oma, however deep, can pre-
vent the manifestation 'of elearic rims-
aular cont. etilitya Here there is no
possibility sf mistake; as there certain-
ly was whens the al tests were employ-
ed. -New ork Commercial Advertiser.
-A inan who had been in the habit
of lying a Eike at night has discovered
a remedy for sleeplessness. He throws
- aside the p Ildw, and adopts . the prac7
• tice of slee ing with his head and body
nearly on t ie same level. Man is the ,
only oneof 1he animals that requires a
pillow to sl ep on. •
-Camph r is made in. Japan in this
way: .Afterta tree is.felled to. the earth
it is cut intchips, which- are laid in. a
. tub or,large iron pot partially filled with
' water, and placed over a slow fire.
Through hoIes in the bottom of the tub
steam slowly rises, and heating the
chips, gener tes oil- and camphor. Of
course, the tub - with the chips has a
closely fitting'cover, From this cover. a
bamboo- - pipe' -leads to a ..sucscession of
other tubs w bh bamboo donnectiontaand
the* Iast of these 'tubs is divided into
two compartments, one above the other,
the dividing -floor being perforated with
small holes allow the Water end oil to
pass the low r compartment. The up-
per convex ment is sumilied with a ,
straw layer, which catches and holds
the campho in crystal in deposit as it
passes .to he cooling,s, process. The
camphor. is then separated from the
straw, packed., in wooden tubs. and is
ready for m rket. The oil is used by
the natives: or ilhuninating and other
purpose. -Ex. 1
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from' practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
anissionary the-fommla Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
alFthroat and Lunt Affections, also a positive
and radical' cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having .tested it;
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fe lows. Aoluated by this motivee
and a desire t relieve human suffering, 1 will
send iree of c arge, to all who desire it, this
ream in Germ n, French or English, with full
directions for eparing and using. Sent by
mail by addre sing with -stamp, naming this
paper, W. A. N 1.49 Power's Block, Roches-
ter, N. Y. . • • 1093-26-e.o.w
• _,,,
• Ayer's Pills a
are suger-eoate
reliefland cure.
eases 'caused by
.digestive organs
;
• Do you suffer
petite? Are you
• complaint ? Ta
parat an purifie
resto int health
and assirnilative
o always ready for use. They
, easy to take, and sure to bring
They are, effectual in all dis-
diserders of the stomach and
••••
rom indigestion, or ldiSef ap-
'troubled -with liver, -or kidney'
e Ayer's Sarsaparilla: This pre.
and vitalizes the bleed, - thus
and 'strength to the digestive
organs:Try it. ' '
Ex el:the wo ids by using the safe and relia-
ble a thehninti Freeman's Worm Powders. -
Na ional Pills re a mild purgative, acting On
the tomach, Li ee and Bowels; removing all oi:e
stru Wins,
Vi .toria Carl) • lie Salvo is a great aid to internal nedicine i the treatment of scrofulous
?ore ,ulcers and, Obicesses Of all kinds.
T •Invigorete Oth the body an& the brain, use
the eliable toni , Milburn's AroMatic Quinine
Win
There is no do hi About the honest worth. of
Ayes Sareaparil i asa blood purifier. Thous-
ands. who .have een benefited by its use, will
attest itsvirtues. This remedy cures livetand
.kidney complain r and eradicates every traceof
disease from the ystexti. .
• It is wise to pro ide against emergencies which
are liable to arm in-, eVery family. In sudden,
attaCks of cold, c oup, asthma, etc., a bottle of
A er's Cherry Pe Oral will prove a never failing
re ,edy. ,
MuIt ra in Parvo.
t '
There is much in a little; as regards Burdock
Blood Bitters. Y 'a do net have to take quarte
and gallons to get at the medicine it contains.
Every drop in every dose.hae medical Virtue as e
blood purifying, system regulating tonic,
' -
Of reat-Iltility.i •
TJiere is no • other medicine of such general
mei lness in the nsehold as Hagyard's Yellow`
Oil for' the cnreo rheumatism, neuralgia, sore
throat and all in eta al and external paiiis and
injuries.
Gr nd'ReSults.
Fir several yea e.g. 11. Brown, of Kincardine,
'9uff- re'd from dys °psis', he sayi he triedseveral
- phy feians and a ojt of ?medico without relief.
His druggist reco mended B. 13,13, which he de-
al ares 'induced ‘..grand results,", for which -he -
give 'it his bighes recoinmendation, •
- „.
in a Dri adfLil Condition.
• •
natio B.,Mant one of 3fill Village, Onterio,
seys, "My cough was dreadful, I could net:sleep
at nights on acco nt of It, but when I used Hag-
Pectora113 Isan) I had refit and was quick-
ly cured," All ruggists sell this invaluable
cough remedy. -
A P1 asant Duty.
I feel it my dut to say, writes: John Berton,
of Desert, P. Q:, tnat • Burdock Blood Bitters
eured iny wife of liver complaint, from which
she had been a chronic. sufferer. Her distress-
ing, Painful symp orris soon gave way, and I can
highly recommen L the !medicine to all suffering
as she did." •
, A Ili 13:Valuation;
If there was nly one bottle. of Hagyard's,
Yellow Oil in Ma itoba I would give one hun-
dred dollars for i Philip IL Brant, of
Mon teith,-Manito a, after having used it for a-
seVere wound and for frozen lingers, with, as he
says astonishing ood results.
•
Cristoria is re
children teethin
preparation, ite 11
each bottle. It i
-luta -harmless
late the bowel,
wind cone, allays
and jrevents con
give it refreshin
is the.childrens'
35 doses, 35 cents
others 1
nimended by physicians 'for
It is a purely vegetable
grediente are published around
pleasant to the taste and abate
It relieves cOnstipation, regu-
uiets pain, cures diarrheea and
fevorishnese, destroys worms,
ulsions, soothes the -child and:
and natural sleep. Castoria -
anacea-the mother's friend.'
. 1076-26 -
Whim Baby w pick,' we gave her Castoria,
When she waaa Child, she cried for Caistoria, '
When she beoane 'Mies; eh, oiling tciOaStoris,
-Tfthon .h.hwICil1dr.L phi pie them Cietorf
g 3114c to Hens.
Hens are vey foid ef milk, and'
skimmed nil k is as good as the freshest
for them.. excellent mode of giving
milk isto a d it tfa the food, 'should it
be compose of grind grain, instead of
water, anddesire & it may be given as
eurds, or pi ced ha an earthenware dish
where they an always reach it If the
weather is ' cold' enough to freeze the
milk, it sho ld be given in the food.
Bear in ntiii .that as much profit can be
made on ski med milk when it is fed to
potiltry as hen ibis feette pigs. s
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GRAT1PULLCOMFORTING.
EPP 0000A.
'BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough ,enoivIedge f the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the
fine properties of wen -selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provided otir breakfast tables with a delicate-
ly flavored belerage which may save us many •
litaxx doctors' ills. It is by the judicious use.
of such article of diet that a' constitution maY
be gradually built up.,until strong enough to re-
sist every Jen ency to disease. Hundreds of
-subtle melodic are fleeting around us ready to
attack wherev r there is a weak point. We may
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oureelves
well fortified ith pure blood and a properly
nourished fr me."--`! Civil Service Gazette."
Made simply slith boding water or mils. -„Sold
ofdy in pelts by grocers, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS 'it CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
London, Engla1nd. , 108842.
Cons=
Togns EDITOR !
Please inform your readers that I have alade-
tiveirethedy for • he above named disease. By
its timely -use thousands of hopeles cases have
been perinanently cured. I shallbe glad to send
tSvdbottles of my remedy FRI% to any Of your
readers who havo consumption if they. will send
nie their Expos and Poet Office address,
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Respctf Ily, Da. T. A. SLocum. •
1089-52 - 87 Yonge.Street, Toronto, Ont.
tion Surely Cured.
.Farms,ta -mills and:716:1-12er
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Parcel No. 1. Lot 14 and paiit 13, eoncesiion
16,- Logan, Coun of -Teeth, 118f acres, a- mat-
nifieent farm : nk barn; O4x44 stabling under-
neath ;. root ho ses, etone and frame sheep
house -60x15, and two train's stables, aecomoda-
tio for 15 horse and 150 cattle, two acres fruit .
and ornamental reek frame dwelling, all at the
Village of Monck on.on Gravel Road. ,
Parcel No 2-. aaemill and five acres attached,
in -the Village e Monekton, County qt Perth,
maehinery sold s parately. - - -
Parcel No; 3,1-- we acre lots, with.
and nine village I ts, all in the Village ofMonck-
tone •
• ,
Parcel No. 4.7- assr',mill at Carmunimek; min-
ty Of Huron; rna hinery wit) be sold separately.
• Parcel No. 5: Lots 34 and 35, township of
Grey, county of I uron ; 70 acres cleared; three .
dwelling honses ; frame barn 60x40, with addi-
tion 40x14; two s bles, 50x40 and 40a1e,
• Parcel No O.- t • 29, Concession 17;• town-
ship of .Grey, 100 acres, of which 50 acres are
hardwood, balanc ash and elm.
Parcel NO. 7.- ot 35, Conetesion 17, to
ship ot Grey; 1 -stores, 15 Cleared, 70 -ha d -
weed, 15 ash and Im.
Parcel No. ot 130, Concession 16, Grey'.
All ash and • elm.
Parcel No - ot 4, Concession 17, Township
.of EIma,County. f Perth; 100 acres- hardwood,
asH and elm.
Parcel No. 10.- -orth part park lot 40, at the
railway station, tchell„. County of Perth; one
and -a .half acres.
TERMS.-One•th rd cash, balance on time at
6 -Per cent.; title erfeet ; convoyanee-,to• pur-
chaser free of exp nse.
.. Apply to the roprietor, WM. TilACHAN, or
Andrew Erskine,- at Monckton; or to Robert
Machan, in the to nship -of _Grey, or to the un-
dersigned at Strat ord.
MePh rson &Davidson,
cis for Sale. - •
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Vendors.' Solicitors'.
E, N. B. -Also for le a quantity of Sawn Lum-
ber of differentkinds, including -Pine, Hemlock,
Tamarac. Sind for priees; it will pay. WM.
3I4CHAN, Monckton. : •. 1089 -
INO10E:TO DBiT. 913S.
,k11. pertains indebted to the Estateof the Iate
Mrs. John Kidd, by either note or book account,
are requested to call at the store and settle: the
seine at once, by o doing will avoid furtlitr
casts for collection All accounts must be PAID
in 'order to settle the affairs of the Estate.
' ANDREW KIDD, Seaforth.
ixott.
THE FARMERS'
anking Hous
CO1Rotr.1-1.
In conneetion witi the Blink of Montreal.
C
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BA KERS AND FINANCIAL - AGENT
Now in- heir own premises on plarket Stre t,
Seaforth, opposite A. stiong's Once..
General Ba4ing Business done, draftiissu
and cashed. Interest allowed on depOsits.
MONEY TO LEND'
iksIced•petes or m4tgages.
JOHN. WEIR. WN, LOGA
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KIPPEN I
'IT' AKE tHE L'EAD.
•'0 -riding dd. Chopping a specialty,
and will be done at all times on the
shortestnotice. „
Chopping only five centa bag.
Give us a trial and yeu will be -c
vinced thatthis is the right place to k t
your gristitig done, as every one gets
the Flour manufactured from his o n
wheat.
Flour
hand.
1084 -.
end Feed, kept •ConstantlY
D. B McLean,
KIPP
DIG FOR SERVICE. -For service at Lot 17,
• Concession 2, Mullett, ..a, Thoroughbred
Snffolk Boar. Ternis-81, payahle at the time
of service. THOS. I3ENNE'rT. 1094x
A GOOD PIG. -The undersigned will keep -In'
j. Seaforth, near the Show Grounds a thor-
oughbred Berkshire boar for pervice. He
taken 4 first prizes Terms -One dollar att
time of service with the •-privilege of ' returni
if necessary, apoRog TROTT, Seaforth. 100
Ai?
het
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er.BRBEDBiless-The undersigned
. keep on Lot I, Concession 7; Hullett• n
itinburn, a Thoroughbred ..Berkshire Pig ;to
which .1% limited number of sows will be tak n,
This- pig la 10 menthe old- and was bred by
Green -5§ Sone, the %veil -known brooders: Ilo
has a full°, registered pedigree and is it vcry
superior Animal.. Ternis-orie -dollar with t e
privilege of returning if necessary. ILOB13UT
ARMSTRONG, i 108
111
sr.
A CHESTER WHITE P10, -The underisign d
21,„ keep during the present SeaS011 on Lot
21, Concession 2; LAT. S. Tuelcersmith, it Th
ough Bred Chester White Pig to which a limi d
number of sows will be taken. ThiEr pig wa�
-farrewed on May 15th, -1887, was bred by S. II.
Todd, of Wakeman,•Huron County, Ohio, one. of •
the . most: extensive and "reliable breeders
in the United States. This Pig has 'ales) taken
first prizes .whereever.shown. Terms 91, p
alle.at the time of service, with the .privilege 01
retutning if necessary. ,GEORGE.PLEWES. •
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.•Ai44rior
Begs to announce to thepUblic that he has co
• nienced tooperatethe
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WROXETER 'WOOLLEN' FACTOR
And that he will be prepared tO give good vs
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FULL eLsmis,
: TwEBbs,
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
.PLAIDINGS,
WINCES,
And, Varieties in _
6110-OKING, YARN
cistom.Oirding, ipinnini and Pulll
Promptly Attended to.
Parties from a distance will,"14 far as possib e,
have their ROLLS HOME WITH THEM, and at -
he has put the Mill into Good Working Or el
and'empleys none but Efficient Workmen,
All Work .is, Warranted
,REMEMBER THE_ W.ROXETER MILL
, ALEX. 'L.
Prepriet r '
r:
REMO
grave
HAS REMOVED
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Jewelry Estaiblishmen
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To the • Campbell Block corner M
• and Godench Streetsi Seaforth, •
Where he keeps a large stock of Gold'and Sil er
Watches, Fine Jewelry, Clo &c: A fl e
stook of Heavy Plain Gold We diet -Rings, &
cheap as the cheapest. Wat hes, Clocks a d
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Jewelry repaired with despatc .
igirChatges Reasanable.
w. Nott4gra*ps.
No 1, 'dain-Pbell's _aloe Seaforth.
HURON AND BRUCE'
Loan :' and 1 nv.4$ttn0
0.0.1VIPAX.4.Tar"..
This Company i oanng.11,1:ofiey
Farm Security -at loWl est Rates
of Itterest.
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rtgges Pucliased..
SAVINGS -BANTK. BRANCH':
, 4 and 5 per Cent Interest Allowed,•
Deposits, according to amount and
- time left.
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OFFICE. -Corner of '!Market Squ re
and North Street, Goeledch.
HORACE HORTO
Maj /tea B.
aoderiell, August 5th,1885.. 9
-ARE UNEQUALLED FOR
UPERIOR QUALI
-OF Tug-
r.se in
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orj
8' treng and neatness of bracing, being braced and .oned 'entirely with
Steel, making them very strong and light. Elegance and 'durabi:lity of
trirnmirig, beautiful finish and superior workraanshiri throughout.
Two th usand built last season. Four thousand being built for this
season. .For sale at
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Seaforth.-
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A fq11 line Of -samples on. _hind. Followin,,,ct are representations With
descriptions of a feW of the lame' and varied numbers Of -styles] built.
, and inspect before' pdichasino• 'elsewhere. Ten different -styles
to 'choose from at , ]
0. 0. Willson's Impleme t Store:
NO. 38-SPECIAl_. PORTLAND. . .
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. 'General Description - and .Finish N�. , 3 Portland. '
This ierone of the popular styles. Last year we built two. styies Of Portland's.
We have mit this on our list to me -et 'Like' general. want , Of e neaVetylish Portland
at a moderate cost. - We.are making a speciality of this sleigh. and can suPply it
at a price that it cannot be built for in 6 sm6II way. The J beams s are. blue oak ;
,
knees, 7 2nd growth hickory • riinners rock elm; pan7 ;dash, bass -wood • dash7 ' white-
,
wood ; has bentknece with braces. clipped , on 4 Shoes and Braves are 'Steel. It,
is made elter the modern btyle without ' fenders Gearing and dash are painted
wine color ; body, black • trimmed With either bronze o crimson s'eaIette t car -
l
pet in. bottom ; -furniehewith either shifting bar or shifting shaft, ; track, 3
feet - T mming of the back is made htdependent aud -can e removed as easily as
the.cushi n -a great convenience in storing away for the summer er in case the:
' trinunin 01 get wet, - -1 -
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NO 40 -PIANO BOX WITH PORTLAN.D DIA*Sw-Huma
. General Description No., 40. . ,.
. The above cut felly represeots: our No. 40. We have Made no ' change in the..
general appearance or 'proportions of this sleigh. We built 400 of this :style last '
year and Could haveasold a greet niatYmore. All our . sleighs will he improved
Ithis seasonas we are using steel braceS, making a lighter and strengerjob. We
° have , else eleinged the brace on the inside of knee t 1 'itsseason wensed .half
round' irdn, - continuleas past the clip on a circular bend ;..- this season the braces
will berrithul from clip to the beam, nrol ran straight, whic also helps tO.Make
the job t
gear, _oh rry ;. nicely striped ; trimmed vvith cloth and lush roll.; 'far ish
-hter as well as htiongdr. • Psinting-body, blacle ; inside of dash. and
with Ili ing shaft or shifting bar.
NO. 44 -SOLID OOMFSRT.
Seat Can be Removed and Montreal Seat Put in.
1For ibe past three years we have had the above sleights on our list and foUnd.
each year a growing demand. Last season we 'could - not fillarclers received: .
Although using the same out this year, we have Made so ne changes in general
appearan e of the sleigh. . The gear is the same as last season, but the seat and.
dash as built this year are very similar to- our No; 46, hut longer, The child's
seat is hi her, We furnish similar screen for dash as hasp year, either *ire or
glass. 1rirnrned with green leather cloth, with carpet in bottom to match ; is
highly ftnished , body; black; mouldings relieved with fine carmine _stripe ;
gears, bl ok or bright carthine ; front of dash a rich wine' color. We look for a
large trace in this -sleigh as there is none in'the market as. well -finished or-beter
made for the ,money than'oer solid Comfort sleigh, Furnished with Shifting har
'only. -
roinzwro 1.ITH au
NO, 46IVI
-LAESBVP± JUMPER;
This is another new,line put onour list this season to Meet the demand far
fine trad . It is made after one of 'the latest Amesbury patterns. The gei)eral
eaclarna ion of all who have sen -itis, "1 never saw a more stylish- and: common
sense de gb, than that," It is a hard sleigh to build and dificult to paint. The
body is ede, as shown in the cut, *concaved, with mou1dins, and finished with
great ea e; The gear end- panels are 'painted dark Brewster green, with mould -
hags fin ed in. black and relieved with fine carmine stripe ; trimmed with green
loather e oth.-Mteerial used throughout is the very best; the gear is low, same
height a Igo.' 44. • - • I
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL.
liDUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. -The -under;
.1) signed has a number of line building Lew
- on Goderich and Jatnes Streets for sale, at Iota
'prices. For particularsaprdy to D. D. WILSON
• 908
,•iOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -For sale or '
to' rent, .the brick residence at Roxboro,
31eKillcm, recently occupied by Mr. W. G..
Duff, There are in connection with the house
'about eight acres of land. For further particu-
lars apply to EDWARD HINCIILEY, Seaforth
10904
11DROPERTY. IN SEAFORTH FOR SALE.-
- .For sale cheap, the property at present
occupied by Mr. Thomas Hendry, nearly op -
'posit° the residence of Idr. Barton. There Is a
corner. lot on which is erected a -comfortable
frame dwelling, containing seven rooms, with
woodshed. There le hard and soft water. This'
property is- convenient to the business part of
• the town, and Will be sold cheap. Apply. to ,
THOMAS HENDRY, Seaforth. 1083t1
• DESIDENCE IN SEAFORTH FOR SALE.-
-For sale, cheap, the comfertable and pleas-
antly situated residence, tom erly, occupied by
M „
the late rs..R.Tisher. The house Is in first-
class repair, having been newly roofed this sum- •
mer and contains a Parlor, Dining Room, liite
chen and four • Bedrooms, besides Closets and
wood -shed. There is bard and soft water in the
Kitchen.- Also a nice garden ,avei planted •with
• various kinds of Fruit treeS. It is pleasantly
situated near the business part of tho town. For
further particulars ' apply at , Tne Exposrros
Office, Seaforth, • ;• 1085tf
WARM FOR SLE. -The Executars of the
Estate of the late •Wm. Mooney, Esquire,
deceased, now offer -the following valuable lands
for sale, viz : Thanorth half of Lot 27 and the
west half of the north half of Lot 28,both in the
6th. Concession of the township -of Morris,
county of Huron, contabing 150 acresAbout
110 aeres are cleared and in good -condition, the
greeter part being in grass. The balance is well
timbered chiefiarwith beach and maple. This
farm is favorably situated within one mile .of
the village of Brussels -which affords an excellent
market. There upon thepremises a good
frame barn and house, an orehard of choice
fruit trees, a never failing spring, else a good
weVand pump, and good feeces. This properk,
will' be sold in one or two parcels to suit intend-
ing purchasers. Purchaser will be lillowed to
enter and have use of house on premises at: any
time after harvest end_ to do fall ploughing, and
full possession will be given at first Novembeg,
next For tern's and particulars apply to the
undersigned Executors, or to JOHN MOONEY,
Esquire, Briissels, Ont. Dated; Brussels, June
18th, 1888. GEORGE CARDIFF and W. R.
DICKSON, Executers. 1072t1
THE BEST
Blackberry *Cordial 4
For Diarrhoea Summer Complaint',
Cholera Infantum, Dyfenitly, and genetany
relaxed condition of the Boss de- It allays vom-
iting, acts as an abtringent *about producing
Costiveness and Isig'd -preetant to the Uste that
children.take It readily. .
PRICE,
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PREPARED BY
25 Oen%
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J. 8. 'ROBERTS,
CARDINO'S BLOM:
Next Door to M. 1L Counter's Jewelry Store.
Roberts' Pleasant_
WORM SYRUP.
Is the most effectuarRemedy on the Market for . -
the expulsion of Worms of all kinds, and is se
pleasant to takethat Children aelt for more.
Try a Bottle and be convinced.
PRICE - " 25 Cents.
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PREPARED BY
J. S. ROBERTS,
Chemist & Druggist,
Seaforth.
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Lohdcon, HUr011. and Bruce.
• GOING NoRTN- Passenger.
London, diniart. . .. . . 7.55A.H. 4.867.X.
9,16 ' 5.57
•BigruiPPce9fineld'. 9.84 •-8.17
9.24 •13.09 '
• . 9.42 8,26
LoCjinncrsiaro •
Blytb. 11E98 716.:410325
Eelgrave.• . 10.42 7.27
Wingham arrive 11.00 7.45
Gem° Somer.-
EXeter.••••••sal••••••• . . .0.1•0a
lienBC41•• •.• ...er.:-••-a4 oa arra
-Passenger.
Wingham, depart 7.05.&.x. 3.40 rat.
BeIgrave. ..... 7.24 4.00
Blyth • 7.38 4.15
Londesboro...v., • 747 4.25
8,07.. 4.45
Brumfield „ " 8.26 5.04
Eippen- .,.. 8.33 5,12
Hensall , „ 8,39 5.1a
Exeter, 8.53 5.33
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iWelhngton, Grey and *Bruce.
Gomm NORTH-. - Passenger. • Mixed. -
"Ethel - 2.51 r, M. 9.31 PAL 81407.N.
• Brussele., 3.08 . -9.45 9.30
Bluevale--- 8.21 10.00 10.00
Wingham3.80 10.10 'IMO
GOTNG SOITTII- • Passenger. Mixed.
Wingham.... .. • 6.39 A.X.11.10 A.11. 7.25 P.*
•Bluevale 6.48 11.22 7.55
• Bru.ssels...... '7.02 11.45 8,55
- 7.14 12.00 9.31
Grand Trunk Railway.
. Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations as
follows: - •
GOING WEST -r SEA:FORM CLINTON.
Passenger ,„. 1.03?. M. . 1.20 r. x.
Paesenger- 9.10-p. M. 0.277. M.
Mixed Train ., 9.25 A, M. 10.20.4.x.
• Mixed Train.. ...... 6.15 e. M.0.40 -tear.
Go -me Emir -
Passenger... - 748A. X: 73b4. lf.
- Passenger .. 2437. m. 2,25 M.
Mixed Tram.....,.. 5.80p M. 4-55r'. N.
• Freight Train.; .. 4.30 P. 31. • 3.30
THE 13-71S1111.11:STRACIJANSPROOL.
R YOUNG LA -DIES:.?.
- Hall, College avenue, Toronto, *e.
• ens. WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 5.- • I:
44. ' • -cies for new -resident pupils are Min-
sts are requested, before the opening
day, te aiTange for admission (by letter or othir-
-e'he).with Miss GRIElf., the Lady Princips1
.•t• ill Ire at hoine after 31st August
niers are sent at once on applicatron.
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