The Huron Expositor, 1889-03-01, Page 79
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'iZXPOSITOR :-
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west prices..
tat -fa under`
Workmen**
of charge.
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dimer.
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eei House,
Wanted.
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weler,e 4a
he public the,
Remember I.,'
all grades oC
Valthan, E1gta;
Gold, del*
)re Cases; I
Le, Fancy .Gen
Brooci ee,
ie<Ice., for.
fouled in they,'
shops Com.
bonest'geed* ,
ar *-Bret -ells,
ildrOit. If yott
bre call and l •
sell you a
of the outeide°
lairs per 'e t;
xlegnea, Code.
.11r Intre,y .
There yen mei
reed or better
act Jeweler,:
a Main Sarre
B
s.
lonely, Marin!
Miers.
STACXS
work.
. t7'fAB
Steel Beller
ci-bane licit-
Engine and
i
condition.
Ung Outfit,
in good work
[aft oast* wik
opposite G. T
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Intermediate.
diate.
Viers are book- •
town; ferry,.
nit Lis Liverpool.
it we can far=
&7►tetobring
may, Sweden,
trays as;low ata•
tone usual:
litoba; Britt
we checked
ler cent. per
1007 •
L
C i B- -
astorners for
Worm them
Mac refitted
mproce menta.- ..
r a thorough
repared than:
Uty of flour.
'ate%l kept:.:
Drily eenta
rd. .Re will
tout sawing. _
sagirappEN
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How India Rubber. is Procured gives a higher polish and keeps cleah`
in :Costa Rica.longer than anything. else. If the silver
The Yuiaroes, or rubber -hunters of. 'be: only slightly tarnished 'put two tea=
Costs Rica, writes a Philadelphia • Rec- spoonfuls of ammonia into a quart of hot
ord correspondent, are the most ir"re- ' water, brush the tarnished articles with
sponsible: and ignorant `of creatures, it and dry with a chamois. If badly -
whose first object, when out on an ex discolored they may. need a . little whit-
'pedition, is to secure as much caoutchouc ing .previous to the washing. An old
a s possible, and next .to damage the ' nail brush goes into the cracks to polish
prospects f other Yularoes, regardless : and brighten. For fine muslin or deli-
of the: f titre. A' A'thrifty tree at its este lace it -is invaluable, as it cleans-
first
leans
first cutt' g ought to yield not less than ; without rubbing the finest fabric. Put
fifty pounds of rubber, but the banters a few drops into your sponge bath in hot
. find fent. so profitable,unless °water and you will be astonished at the
of to-dayl
they pen urate far'into the virgin for- result, as it imparts 'a coolness to the.
este, and are fortunate enough to dis= : skin.. Use it to cleanse hair brushes
cover an entirely new district.. In the "and towash any hair or feathers to be
sections siready worked most of the : used as beds or pillows. When -employ -
trees have been tapped several times, t ed in anything not especially -soiled, use
- and many of them were spoiled at the fthe waste. water afterward for the house
outset by having been cut too young be. � plants •that are taken down irom their
cause its' greedy -discoverer feared that: usual position and immersed in the, tub
if the pri were left to attain perfection of water. Ammonia is a fertilizer and
another ght secure it. Were the mat- helps to keep healthy the .plants it,
ter regal ted by judicious laws, so that nourishes' In every way, in fact, am.
only mature trees: -might kbe tapped, and 1 Monies is the housekeepers friend.
those not to, an extent to cause; death, _
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• ihepro-diaction2of caoutchoue would soon Fact and Rumor.
te a sou' ce.of wealth to; the republic. —An exchange adVertises a book.
which contains a denominational sermon
entitled " Others may be righter may
be wrong ; we are right, and cannot
possibly be wrong." :Thet is a comfort-
able 'platform 'whatever . else may he
thought of it.
a negro boy. two. years - old, who was
deaf and dumb, for eiX pounds of salt.
On account of Ms infirmity., but for the
interposition of this missioeary, the
child would have been put to death. He
is now a pupil in the institution for deaf
Mutes at Msestrigt
—'.‘-,And now, little girl," 'said a Sui-
day school teacher, " yoa may tell me
about the Epistles." A little girl held
up her hand. " Well," said thr teach-
er. The Epistles," . said the little
girl—"the Epistree are the wives of the
Mrs. Wafts, you should join
our -literary society V' "Should I i"
• Yesaindeed We etudy and learn so
much. Last meeting we took up Car -
be -interesting/1 " Very., Next Morn-
ing we shall investilgate the private life
of Goethe -and his loess atffairs. "How
instructive V.- ".Yes ; and we have
sipation and disreputable couduct, and
purpose soon to. thoroughly investigate
the iminoral actions of Voltaire."' " In -
literary societyto increase one'e culture.
You ought to join." .
day -asked what was thought of Mr.
Blank si an organist.
" Ski" he said, with mock solemnity,
" is a Very respectable man."
want to know how he leaks as a per-
former on the-orgen."'
" Sir, he is a most exemplary man, -
and one who plays ai though he were'
• " Now woold you :mind- telling . me
what you mean by saying Ale performs
like a charitable man.'
Blank playa upon the organ as though
he did not let hie left hand know what
his rightland was doing."
—For generations a certain Japanese
family has had a bok into Which- they
put preientages. Said one .of them :
If I afraut to buy a garment .it costs
one dellar, I buy it for eighty -Cents.. or
to build &house for one hundred dollars,
I build itfor eighty dollen and put the
balatice-in the hox. At the end of ‘, the
year we meet, open the boxes and give
thetcontente to thci, poor. It Coats us
some self denial, but- we are alweys
The Cos Rican Government beeps to
be aliv to this fact, and has recently
offered xtensive grants of land to „any
who will devote themselves to tire cul-
ture of ubber tree
Amo
g the in
the Y
'class,: y all odds the lowest in the
country, unless it may be the Caribs of
western coast, They are mostIse half-
breeds er negroes, for white men Seldom
engage in it, though the businesi might
. be mad profitable. A Yularo can be
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or othe " professions?! as easily as a
cowboyi in genteel society, er a miller
fresh froin hie mill, not only by his gen-
eral airi of dare -devil don't-care-itiVeness
but by he thick -Coating of ca.outchoue
that co ers his clothing from head to
gradually by contact with the rubber
trees, Without intention on the part of
the wearer, and in time renders his gar-
ments ebsolutely waterproof add almost
• The [hunters are fitted out by the
shrewd traders of Parismina, much as
AmeriCan miners used to be supplied
with tt grubstake" in searoh for pre -
with ikon, kquantity of ammunition,
.flour, and pork to sustain him from two
- . to six months. All this is charged to
his acceunt at the -highest market prise,
and in return he stipulates-W.1ml' to this
-same aecomodating dealer, attioine fixed
sum per potind, all the caotitchoue he
znay collect during his, trip.
A journey to the woods may occupy
weeks'ot months, . according to the will
of the Zuht,ro, after which he returns to
the villege, not to leave it again till the
last cent is spent whieb he has earned,
. or can beg, steal or borrow, and all the
credit exhausted. that he can obtain by
'promisee upon the next expedition. It
-!reluctant to rettfrn to such dangerous
- exiles, for under every leaf of the tropi-
cal forest some Venomous creature is
',„ lurking, an eternal vigilanee is the price
of safety. The hunter's. life is little
ab'ove 1 that of the wild beasts, whose
howls make night hideous around the,
and perils, seen and unseen. Not only
are there hungry jaguars and Pumas,
wild.boars and other powerful anunals,
but, more to be dreaded are the deadly
reptiles, some of them no longer than
your hand. Thereare tiny . lizards, the
exact olor of the leaves under which
they h de, whose 1:4e is fatal ; innumer-
able begs, beetle and insects, many of
. them More dangerous than the rattler of.,
our Nerthern wilds, which at least gives
some warning of his intention to strike,
_ _while,; even more to be feared than the
motistrous crocodiles of the lagoons and
the eriormous serpents of hugging pro::
clivities are the fevers that nightly
. stalk ab'road with- the nOxiOus vapor of
-Aside from the- scant rations he
ly of wild hoge, or such other . animals
as he may be able to kill, eked out by
tortillas, and as an occasional luxury, a
dish Of red beans stewed in fat. . Monk.:
e s are considered the choicest of mor-
bitants of Central
aroes‘ form a distinct
prosperous and hepiy.'" They call this
worishiping " The Great Bright God of
—Mr, Stuart Cumberland, the mind
rea4er, tells this story about Isabella,
the ex-Qaeen Of Spain. He was experi-
menting with hir in trying to diseover
an aettcle hidden in another -room ; mat,
of course, was anxious that, ate shoeld
cencontrate her thoughts` oil the article
and where shehad hidden it. All went
well till theythad passed the corridor
between the apartments,- when sudden-
ly it came int_olier Majesty's - head to
tell the thought -reader -a- bit of gossip
which she had just heard. -After *this
was to keep thinking of something, was
ceattx, particularly . the larger red` I not ? What is it f' No wonderthe
species, which are_ highly relished by experiment failed. - -
the hunters as are racoons by Southern —Au amusing instance of hero-worship
darkies or Thanksgivieg turkeys by
The Yularo 'has no other implement
than Ei.short rope of cactus fiber, of his
own twistinvand a huge machete—the
'-lattert a rude. sort of sword or knife
which every Central American, whet is
. carries upon all occasions. The hunter
waist', throws the other over the lower
branches and- scrambles up the tree,
machete in hand. Having reached a
ctinveniettt limb he secures himself by
means ofthe rope and proceeds to make
Art inclision in the tree; from aihich-a-
gradually letting himself downward—
he eats a deep channel through the
bark _ around the trunk to the ground..
In most cases the Careless fellow outs
much' deeper thap is necessary, thereby
ruining the future usefulness of` tbe
tree ; for if a penknife, or even s pin,
be thrustinto a thrifty young tree, the
" Milk " spurts oue in co.pious flow. '4.-
- The y.ellowish-white lutes resembles
- good, rich cream more nearly than any.
thingelse. If the tree is fully grown
aod has . never before been tappeli the
sap 'will flow from . the incision in
etreains,"and, running down the channel,
is reeleived into; a pit dug at the roots,
The fluid ia generally coagulated with
the sap of a wild vine, somewhat regents
bling the grape, which overgrows all
theee tangled forests, and acts the Part
-of re net to cheese cards, or " mother "
pile' e to mariguey juite, for after its
addi ion, the milk is soon hardened in-
to solid Cakes of india-rubber all- ready
for transportation.
Ammonia.
Ammonia is cheaper than soap and
cleans eVerything it touches. A few
drops in a kettlothatis hard to cleanse
makes grease and stickiness fade away
, and robs the work of all itsterrors, Let
it stand' ten minutes before attempting
to 'crape off. and every corner will be
clean. It eleans the sink and penetrates
into theslrain pipe. Spots, finger -marks
on paint disappear under its magical in-
fluence, and it is equally effective on
floor.aud oil -cloth, though it must be
- used with care on the latter or it will
injure the polish. There is nothing to
-equal it in cleaning the silverware, as it
is related in. Landon. • It concerns mr.
Gladstone and it teld of . workingman.
The latter not long agb entered a peblic
:library and.asked for a bouk. Oa being
Auettioned eel& What he would like, he
replied that he Wanted "Omer." The
would have a Greek text or e translation;
to which he receivedihe following reply
-Gledstone reads,' After half arvhoties
reading (with hie fiiwere Stuck into his
ears, to insute against- interruptioie) he:
paid he thought it was "rum' Sort of
stuff," and went out. Be has' pot since
returned to finishit. -
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EPPWS- .C.00
for hifantS ,d
E recommend it as superior to any prescriPtion
111 844-0Eterd Brooki,m, y,
iesiterla Cures Celle, mutilation, -
Worms, Oyes sleep,. and 'promOt4d di'
'rat pramint COMPANY, 77 Murray Street N
An old phYsicinn,iatired Mai ,,PractIce, hey;
missionary the 'forniula. 'of "!&•:siingle -Vegetable.
remedy for the speedy ,POd'permitnent ogre of
Consumption; Bronchitis,,Catarrli,. Asthma and.
all threat and Lung Affectige% also a positive
and radical cure -for, Nteyoultnlebflity -and all •
dee% has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows: , Actuated bYltifis mota-te
send free df cherge, te ill who' desire ik-this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
'eastern It rceeinMenttea bye.phsitilelatig: 101,
children teething. le is a litirely : Vegetable
each bottle. It iwpiessarit to the taste And isbee;
lates the bowels, quiets itain, cures dierrhma Mid.
wind who, allays,. feyerishness, destroysliVeorefs,
-gives it refreshing and ,nattiral „sleep. :casteirla
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HURON 1AND BRUCE
pan
nvestmeni
This COMpany Loaning Money ol;
1- of Ittercd.;
Mort Sig s Piichased.
.SAIrIbta 0—K. -BRANCH
Oeposits,i'accoixling.to amount and.
'Aid North:
. Mothers, whir have deheete children mesas 1
them daily, improve arid gal* iik, ilesirettd.ri s
strength by giVing 'the& that perfect food and,
medicine; Scott's Einulsiondf Cod LiVer,011, with .
Hypophosphites. Dr .„„e W. A: Hulbert, 'of Salts -
bury, file. says ; 01 blVe used Scott's Enfulsiore
gretibing., My little patients takiit with piens-
For nettle task- surfuna*- heat 'and general -,,t
An imvAive or torpid liver intint he" reined
and all bad bile removed. 'Bordockpills refietft.
. Some symptoms. of worms are :—Fever,'-reolie;
variable 'appetite, • restlesinese, weakness ;and.:
convulsions. The unfailing remedy is Dr.", Low'te
Nothing Like.lt.
I was troubled with liver complaint for a good
inany years, but was cured hr. one bettle of
Burdock _Blood Bitters. 1. have never found any .
medicine to help nte like 13, B. B.; in fact one
Li often fatal when not remedied time. Leslie
B. Nicholson, lp Wehesley Avenue, Toronto,
says : " As a quick cure for group, celds, sore
throat, chilblains, ete.,•I -can recennepnd Hag.'
yard's Yeller, Oil." It is a sure cure. Directione
.accompany each -bottle.
Partly Gave -up.
In the year 1885 COughed fov six- Months,
and having unsuccessfully' tried many remedies,
I partly give up, thinking I hid consurnption.
than one bottle of which citred me, leaving me as.
well as ever 1 was. Henry W. Carrite,,i Wabash,
Ontario. .
was swollen front bend to feet frein drepsy
,six= nienths' standing, and my health was,
faitiel fait, but after taking ono Wattle of Bur-,
dock Bleed Bitters, I am nuite well, end think;
there ie no medicine espial to 13. R.: B.; and twit
I remain a true friend, Joseph Ileele, linwead,;
"Bye thOrinigh Knowledge iof the natural laws
goyern the operations -of digestion .and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the
fine properties of :weir -selected . Cocoa, Mr. Epps
his provided, our breakfast tables_ with* &Abate -
le flavored beVerage which maysiave us many
heavy doctors' bills. It is bi,,thes judicious wit
of such articles of diet that at constitution May
be graduallihuilt`gp until ittong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds iof
enbtle maladies are floating- around es: ready to
.nttaek wherever there is a weak point, 'We may
eicape many a fatal shaft by keeping oureelves
well fortified with puee blood and a properly
nottrished frame."—" Neil Service_ Gazette.",
Made simPly with boding water or mile. Sold'
only in packets by grocer% labelled. thus:
London, England. . 108842
s,c owledged to be the
Largest Seedsmen
in the world.
D. M. Tziurta COI
the and YTIOW
SEEDANNOAL
Will be Mailed Mt
to all applicants; ams
10 ISA yeses =sterner!
"211111.441SMOSOC11311117a1,G1thoniaabridelt1WidtiMeelfentdtrfriorerlit.IRe:e)rungAddreillit. Intvaiur
a. M. FERRY SkOO.ilarindsor,Ont
If there was only one bottle of Hagyard's-,
dred dollars for it, writes Philip H Brant, oil
Monteith, Manitoba, after having used it for,a'
severe wound and for frozen fingers, with, as he
A Dreadful. Doom, 1.
To be unable to vilify hunger withogt !ming
stomach; dizziness at:fainting; scene) a' dread f
lief and *permaneet ogre in Buedet Blood
Bitters. )3. B. Tr. pOliitiVilW 11111V3 dys epsia
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• coniirpatioi. Is the Megt frequent emote of
headaches, bad blood, humors.diA4inees, vertiOJ
etc., and because of this should never be allewdd
te exist. rt may be readily owed uy using Bur:
- Gan certify to- the -great grefuln of. Hap
yard's Yollowpil, We nee It . for burns; bruleme
cuts, sores; rheurentism! soee throat, eroup; etc.,
and recominend it to aftas anexcellent -remedy,
-XIS Henry KitChen, St.- George, Ontario,
says : tlind a bad cold which :settled, lir my
:Balsam and in a days Was getting better, And in
er Market. 'Square
When she was aChildi she Cried for 041°614
When she becionaliissostte-clung Ceitpria,
When she had Children, slitigavithenOssior:
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Hain world wide re utation as a physician and
author, 'His Vldand eke: Dandelion Liver: Cure
IS a triumph of mod gal skill, curing -all diseases
SYMPTOMS OF
Pans in the bac ; 'dull pain 0;yr:61071:gm
bladder and base, . the abdomen; scalding
urine often Obstru ted ; frervent desire to
•Orinate, especially at -eighteamong aged pets
pale complexion, red and
iness, sour .stornach, con-
' dropsical Avellings
:Consuniption Surely Curd.
To Int ElittOR
Flew infornt your readers that I haVe a la'.
tive remedy for the above named disease. By
ititimely use thousands of hopeles cases have
been permanently cured. .I shall be glad to send'
two bottles of nwy remedy ME to any of your
readers who have consumgtion if theY will send
me their Express and Post Office address. ';
Respeetfully. Dn. T. A. Swam
1080-52 37 Yonge Street, Termite, Ont.
AUCTIONEERS. .
sons ; hot, city skin
WrM
Coln
ing, life or .ene
digestion, spots, ph
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Pain unler
shoulder blades,
plexion, a weary, tired Met -
CURED.
ndelion are nature% Liver
REMOVAL.
Northgrav
HAS REMOVgD HIS
To the Campbetl Bleak, corner, Ifd
and Godencli Streets, Seaforth,,
CFFOLK BOAR.—The undersigned has on
0 Lot 8, Coneestion 13, Mundt, a thorough-
bred Suffolk boar iwhieh he keeps for service.
in Terme—One dollar,payable at the time of ser-
vice with the privilege of returning if neces-
sary. LANCELOT 1ASKER. 1099tf
Where he keeris a large stock of Gold. and Si ver
ir gte
stock-ot Hew, Plain Gold Wedding Rings, 4:
cheap as the chestiest.; Watches, Clopics nd
Jewelry repaired withelespatch.-
W. J. Northgraves,
No. I, Canipbell's Bleck, Seaforth
Pufabid
in Strength, Purit}r and Fast si
None:pther:arejust as- good. e.
wate 61 limitations, becatise t e}
are :mad? of cheap and .infe
materials, ,and give- poor, w ak
crOcky dolors. To be sure di
success, use only the. DIAM /sir
DYES' Ai' coloring Dresses, St ck•
them to color more goods;p ,ito
age for Package, than any, o he' .0'
dyes ever made, and to give, ore 4
'brilliant and durable colors., Ask
for the Diamond and take -no ot er
'A Coat:Colored
A -.000D PIG.—The undersigned will keep at
Egmondville a thoroughbred Berkshire
boat- for service. He has taken 4 first prizes.
Terms. -One dollai at the time of service svith
the striVileze of re urning if necessary, FRED.
MEYER,' Egmont:belle. 1102x8
ERKSHIRE P G. --The undersigned will
keep for serv .on Lot 16, Concession 12,
teKillop, a pure bred Berkshire boar, bred by
Snell Mons, ef Mullett, and .from imported
.stock on both sgleN 'Terme--$1, payable at the
time of service with the privilege of returning
o ESTER WHITE PIGe—The undersigned
11 keep during the present season on Lot
oughbled Chester:White Pig to which a limited
num of . Sows seill be taken. This pig was
'farrowed on Ka; 15th, 1887, was bred by S. E.
Todd, of Wak-entan, Huron County, Ohio, ono of
the meg*, exterfeive and reliable breeders
T:nited States. This Pig ims also taken
that pekes whetheVer shown. Terms in. PAP
Pjle at the time of 'service, with the privilege of
returning if necespery. GEORGE PLEWES.
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cures, and when. c mbinecl svith kidney -reme-
dies; :sts, in .Dr. Ch se's Liver tCuve, -will most
poe:tively ogre 'all Kidney -Liver troubles. It .
body. Soid by al) dealers- Ist 81, ith
.Weereipt. Boole .whi- alone is worth the money.
CITASE 8 PILLS are. the only
KidnivalAver 11.116 mode. They
. any employment.
!kid by ell dealere.
tem a
ie, One pill a dose
riEVM
Until 'your hair
ara --I 4611) givi
iAleserf '0.
t a- i -t
;Keep 'ioe 'our toiletttablt; a bottle. of
e tile 'natural' colot add
T B. BRINE, Licensed Auctioneer -"for tbs
„ County of Huron. Sales attended in at,
parte of the County. All orders left at Toe
'Extreerron Office will be promptly atteoded to.
the Counties of Huroh and Perth; Say*
conditetedbn the melt reasonable termej Orders
left at the Queen's Hotel, or by Mail•addiessed te
Bei 311, Seatorth P. O., Will be pram* atteir
ed to THOMAS BROWN Licensed Auetienee
‘1053.t f
Thogins.Ntitu-10-15;liariat rev,: Re",,
ivritet40 61. itiontb:4 14;0 Y. hair
iweeke awes
tied -many_ yet
V-Igdr; :and
Vith a 'heavy gr
kelia your prep
wa4 almost; bald.
istrt .4.4.V.1210
(right a bottle ork-Ayer'S
after:et:41* 011Iy .4 part
inly *ad 'was rOtired
swell ;,0 -the lkSti hair.;
Aided itry,",Ntrites
n.d Blotches,
e.disfigutilitg-ici the face, foteltead„ and
eck, may. ba-
se of Ayers
Wykelinm tau,
opens WE
"As vacancies for
ted, read. are r-
ay, arrapo for
lee) with- G
he will be at. hem
Circulars Sire sen
tirely removed by the
soporific, the bef4 and
arid Blood -Purifier ever
GEN 8,
A Child _cart use the 1
igontreal; P. Q.
Bla JAIL 8,
The above mill. have now been thiiioug y
built upon the -complete'
HUNCARIAN ROLLER PROC SS.
. The Mill sod Starehouse Buildings hay
greatly enlarged, and new machinery a
THE. LATEST IMPROVJD
Flour Dreising. MACh es
From the best manufacturing Firms . base been
put in and evinything necessary added to-. liable.
In the Dominion. -The ficilit.es for recoil/hie
grain front farmere andfor elevating and shipping
'hew deen extenaively improved. Grain can
now , taken from farmers' wagon% wOghed,
and loaded into ears at the rate of 700 Inhale
pee boifroar the work of two men.'
been
LLS
11.'4,11GE FEED starve
CUSTOM._ CHOPP!
ilea been:put in, aid the neeessary znaehin
handling chop end coarse grains.
A good shedtav been erected, so Wei
cati be unloaykid and reloaded Under cover
'WHEAT EXOHAN
agent
Promptlyattended to, and
.FIRST-CLASS, ROLLER FLOOR
GUARANTEED.
Chopped sathdietorily and witicutdel
ROLLER FLOUR;
SHO T
CHOPPED* FE p
Constantly on hand,
Highest lita,rket Pride Pa d
Cash for any Quantity
APPLE BA R'FiE
FINE, COARSE AND LAND AL
FOR SAI.E.
to attend customers. The liberal patrooge of
farmers and generaltrade respectfully solicited.
lege avenue, Teronte. Re.
quested; before the 'opening-
dmiesron (by letter or other -
TER. .the Lady Priecipal,
after 81st August. .
1°82 THE COMCSREST FPI
at onee on application.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-.
JII) signed has a number of fine building Lew
on Goderieh and James Streets for sale, At- loto .
prices, For I) articulate apply to D. D. WILMS
T301.1SE AND LOT FOR SALE.—For sale or
to rent; the brick residence at Roxboro,
lileKillop, recently occupied by Mr. W. CI.
Duff. There are In connextion with thehettse -
aboiiteight sores of land. For further patina.
*WARM FOR SI LE.—For Bale, -Lot 17, Con.
minion 7, Mandate containing 100 acres,
well fenced, underdrained, and in s, good state -
of cultivation, 70 acrestleared and the balance
well timbered, There are on the place a good
log house with frame barn and stables, pknty
of good water ronvenient, and also good ---
orchard. It is within six males of Seaforth end
three of the village of Winthrop. Apply -on the
Proprietor. 110141-
WIRST-OLASS FARM FOR SALE.—Being Lot
in the C Concession of Turriberry„ end
Lot 10, in the A Concession of Howick; the
gravel reed runs between them, The ..tWO con-
tain 148 acres, of vrhich 125 acres are cleared and
in alit state for a binder to run. The farms are
situate on the -gravel road between Wroxeter
ane Belmore—three miles 'rpm Wroxeter,and
24 miles from Belmere. 'There a school house -
on the corner of the land, apd churches too-
venient. Apply to A. CHRYSLER on the prem.
lees, °rte.). C,OWAN, Wroxeter. 11014f
Holstein Bull for fiale
For sale, a thoroughbred Holstein Bull Cal
owned by James Elliott, Bluevale, and bred by
H. Bollert, Cassell, Ontario, calved April 26,
'bred hy Bollert, Cane% Coterie. Come end
seethe herd, or address ,
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'NOTICE TO of6t-61-3-67
AlIpersons indebted to the, Estate el the is,te
Mrs; John Kidd, by either note or book account,
are ;requested to call at the store and; settle the
game onee. by Ise doing will avoid lurther
toots for eollection, Ali account)! must be PAID
in order to, settle the affairs of the Estate.
(Ince-lineal= with the Bank of Montreal,)
BANKERS IND -FINANCIAL AGENTS. '
done, drafts issued
low id ,heir own premises on MarketStreet,
On good metes or mortgagee,
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London, Hurdin. dud Bruce,
Gongs Nome— Passenger.
lo• ndesbero .. 10.19 743
Ilelgrave. „- 10.42 747
Goma SOUTH— Passenger
Clinton 8.07 4.45
Brucefield 13.26 5,04
Rippen 843 5.72
Bluevale-
G01110 SOUTII—
Winghsin—
Grey and- Bruce.
3.08 9.45 940
3.30 10,10 11.10
_Passenger. Mixed.
6,48 11.22 5.55
7.02 11.45 13.56
7.14 12.00 9.61
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Mixed Tram, 5.30r V; st,
New -ffining Mill
IN SEAFORTII.
The undersigned would announce to the Pub.
lie that they hare their New Planing Mill in -
lull blast, where they will do Cuitom Platting,
Matching, Berea Sawing and Wood Turning,
They will keep on band Dressed Lumber, Floor-
ing and Siding. Boors, Sash and Frames made to
AIso the PUMP AND CISTERN BUSINESS
attended as formerly. Shingles alwass on hand.
By etrict attention to buidness and lair dealing .'
we hope to gain Public patronage.
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The North American
BANKING COMPANY. .
(NOT INCORPORATED.
A, General Banking business trans-
acted.
Farmers' paper discounted,
Draft's bought and sold.
Interest allowed on deposits,
OFFICE—In the Commercial Hotel
building.
F. liOLMESTED, Solicitor. 106$
MARRIAGE LlOgNSE8
ISSITED AT
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