The Huron Expositor, 1883-11-09, Page 8•
The Wedding Iuvi.tations.
Bt Mani DROWN.
Sue ought to have been married a
long while_ ago. That's what everybody
says °who, lanows hes:. , She has been
engaged to Mr. Travers for three years,
and has Lad to refuse lots -of offers to
go to the oircns with other young ° man.
,1 have wanted her to get married so I
could ge and live with her and Travers.
When I think that if it hadn't been
tor a mistake I made the would have
been married, yesterday, I find it dread-
fully hard :to be resigned'. But we
o a,: ht always to be resigned to every -
ng when- we can't help it.
Before I go any farther I must tell
about my printing -prom. It belonged
to Tom McGinnis, bat die got Aired of
it and sold it to me real. cheap. He
was going: to write to the. Young Peo-
ple's Post -office Box and offer to ex-
change it for a bicycle, a St. Bernard
dog, and twelve good books; but he fin
all; let ( me have it for a dollar and a
half.
l
It prints beautifnlly,and I have print-
ed cards for ever so many people, and
made three dollars and seventy cents
already. I thought it would be nice to
be able to print oercns bills in case.
Tom and I should ever have another
circus, so 1 sent to the bityraucl bought
some type morenarrinclz high and saute
beautiful yellow paper. i
Last week it =was finally agreed that
Sue and l'[r. Travers should be married
without waiting any longer- Yon should
have aeeii what a state of mind she
and mother were in. They did nothing
'but bay new clothes, and sew, and talk.
about the wedding all day long Sine
was determined to be married in churoh,.
and to have six bridesmaids and ria
bridegrobins, and flowers and music and
things till. you couldn't rest. The only
thing that troubled her was making np
her mind Who to invite. Mother cwart
aid her to tuvite Mr. and Mrs MoFadden
and the Sayan_ litaFadden girls, but Sue
said they had insulted. her and she
nouldn't boar the idea of, asking the Mc-
Fadden tribe. Everybody agreed that old
Wilkinson:,'4�r . who once came to a
party at our house with one boot and
one slippe�, couldn't. be invited ; but it
was: decid d that every one . else that
was on 'g- od terms with our - family
should lta a an invitation. She count
ed up all, he -people she meant to invite,
and there was nearly three hundred of
them. I. ;n would hardly believe it,but
the told e I must carry around all
the invite,a ions and deiiver them my-
self. Of!c : urse I couldn't do this with-
out negle ing my studies • and losing
time, whi h is always precious, so I
-thought o a plan which would save
Suo the tr able of directing three hun-
dred inv.-shone and save me from
wa .ting to e in delivering them.
got to: work withmyprinting-press,
la print d a dozen splendid big bills
nt the !wedding.. When, they were
printed 1 dut a lot of small pictures of
ani,rnals"and ladies riding on horses out
_- of some e, d circus bills. • and pasted
then?. on :, _e wedding bills.; They were
perfectly eorgeons, and you could see fir
them four or e rods. away. When
they were 11 done I made some paste
n a
itin pa 1, and: went out after dark
and pastethem in todplaces all over
the villag ' -
-2'he net iafternoon the father came
into the h ;use looking very stern, and
earryi.ng o e of the wedding bills in his
hand. He handed it to Sueand said :
"E Susan, what does this mean ?" These
falls_ are p sted all: over the village, and.
there' are crowds of people reading
them." Su read the biil,and then faint-
ed away, a d I harried down to the post-
' office: to, se if .the mail had come in.
This is w : at was on the wedding bills,.
and I am : are it was all: spelled right :
Miss Susan B awn announces that she will: marry
Mr. James Travers
at the Miura, next Thursday at half past semen,
sharp.
• All the Friends of the, tanuly
IVtli tite exception of the
h cFaddt n tri" +e and old Mr. Wilkinson; ale in-
vited.
cmc early and bring
Lots of Flowers.
Now W11 t was there to find fault
with in th. t ? It was printed beautiful-
4, and eve y word was spelled right,
with the e caption of the name of the
church, aunt I didn't put that in because
I wasn't cin: te sore how to spell it. The
bill saved,'tae all the trouble of sending
out int, itati ns, and it said everything
anybody; wanted to know about the.
wedding, Any other ,girl .' but: Sure
would hay been pleased, and would
breve than ed me f; rE all 'my trou-
ble, but sh was as angry as though I
had done something real bad. Mr.
Travers -a almost as angry:as Sue,aud
it was the 'rst time he was angry with
me. I a'afraid now that he won't
let me ever 'come and live with him.
He basu't: s `id: a word about my coming
since the;, .ledding bilis were put up:.
As for the igedding, it has been put off,
and Sue sit is she will go to New York
to be married, for sbe .would perfectly
die if she were to . have a wedding at
home after hatboy's dreadful conduct.
What is wo se, I am to_ be -sent away
to boarding school, and all because I
made amss ake in printing the wedding
bills without first asking- Sue how she
would like thave there printed.
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The Stoe Farm of G. F. Har -
rix gton PawP,aw, Michigan.
At the fair of the Van Buren county
Agriculture Society held in. Paw Paw,
the first we k in. October,a large exhibit
of Poland r hind` swine was made by
several of the noted. breeders of this
county. Among these 0-.. F.- Harrington.
made the largest exhibit and took the
largest number of premiums. He ex-
hibited 20 head, remarkable for their
fine proportions and their uniform style
of breeding.In the entries of boar pigs
under' one year tbe competition was
strong, but Harrington's took the blue.
This pig was the first choice from a
litter from the noted sow Black Face,
owned by Duffield & Shellenberger of
Butler county, Ohio. He is of such
fine proportions as to be called - pretty
by every one who looked in the pen,and
experienced breeders call him a perfect
pig. Ile has a broad, straight back,
extra good through the loin and hand,
long deep' sides, a well sprang rib, with
a fine head and ear. Mr.. Harrington's'
stock comprisestwelve breeding sows,.
and his sales since the fair have been_
large, as they deserve to be from the
care he exercises in: their breeding.
He started in the business of breeding
Poland -Chinas five years; ago, procur-
ing his first animals from stock bred
by Jones of J.iohland. Kalamazoo
county, and has kept'adding from royal
,,lineage from time to time since. He
has lately purchasedsomething ext
fine in Ohio—a choke sow—
to
Look -no -farther, a rare lip
Poland China . blood! in th
herd. The improvemmg,ent in
seen in these specime4s'sinne
rington began 'to breed t
White hogs years agog is so
markable. It has taken off the r
bristles and replaced them, w't a
shining coat of hair. l The
once so appro priate, has bee
ed for the more, suits le na
to conform to itS [nor dome
It only shows what a an ca
he tries. •
Mr. Harrington's f rm of
lies west of Paw Paw two r
he has occupied singe
1855. When he came into
of the places` in that
from Central New You
Devon cattle, Highlan
horses, and thoronghbi
breeder of all this cla.
always kept well up to
can now show a well
sheep from the Rook
using two stock rams
flock. He has 40 bre
have a reputation for
good length and quali
all the sheep shearing
he is in good atten
sheep to !be shorn, an
subordinate position i
To such breeders as
the State is indebted
show of stock on the
markets. May !they i
and herds and -find a
wish of
be red
me of.
Duffield.
swine as.
Mr. lar-
e Ch ster
ethin rel.
ugh.
loft,'
arm bog,
exvhang-
e of pig,
tic h bit.
do hen
1 2 a res
ii es ; this
t e ear
)saes ion t
brought
and
gan
S a.
k he has
nt,. land
flock of
HP is
Sanford
es that
eces- of
ple. 'At
tis reach
i(th pod.
takes a
petition.'
rrington
xcellent,
in the
flocks
is the
Farming Operatio
The fol:lowinglletter
time ago by Mr4 Arid
Sheldon, Dakota, bu
beet. It was written
August, aid although
date -the description g
and climate will stil.
It was. addressed to 11
of Staffs, who. hjas kit
to us for publication.
FRIEND TE0A4s.—F
news I will giveyou a
ther and crops Once
to date. Our thaw w
of April. At that tins
frozen to a depth of f
and as hard as a roc
water. of melted! snow
soil, bat passes quickl
and hallows; sa that i •
the frost will bel a few
ground, and the sun a
time will have the s
seeding begins. This
grain was put iii with
formerly, the weather
able for doing so It
stooled well, and had
color, and np toy ,the.
gave promise of bei+°
heaviest crop toiler gro
rain fell in. May'and 1
the crops did nctt appe
moisture from the fros
the ground appeared t
its wants. Atter the
hot and the last we
Thermometer 103 in
a hdt scorching wind
south which wilted n
and killed the weak
Had the scorching wi
two days longer, I an
whale crop would ha
With the.entry into J
p
ear h
t.
er an
ed sh
6.
s of st
the
r
select
ell etc*
cling
heavy
withi
ance
seldb
n1
11the co
for its
crease
a
orn
Mo
•
s in akota.
as'wr t en some
ew C. I4lweii, of
forme 1 of !b-
on the .27th of
somew a out of
yen of t e crops
be i t rest}ng.
r. Th as Pell,
dly forty rded it
or lack Of other
review of he ea -
Pring o e ed, np
as on ' t e second
e the g o nd was
om 4.- o 6 feet
Litt] 'of the
enters i to • the I
into t e sloughs
two or h ee days
inches n !of the
d win by that
rface r • , ten
season ; t e seed
more • a e. than
being v r .far•or-
ame ui strong,
a fiu e`1�;`hy
middles o Mine
the lar ge:t and
n here. Little
as in •- Ju e, et
r:to su.:r, the
coming ottt; of
beau gceat ifor
Oth it g t very
k eats m sly so,
he sh `d::, with
blowing f om the
all e-etatibn
boots well].
id con in a ed for
convinc:d the
ve bee. wined.
ly the eat -her
got.cooler, though still! dry, . crops
suffering badly for want of,
the twelth we had a hail stor
by a heavy rainfall. Dere th
for about three uiinu.t s, man
stones being over an i ch in
and it damaged our or .ps 8 0
cent, but south east. o ns it
ruined the crop in its 4ourse. - T
following we had another fine. r
since we have had sew ral fine s
Shortly after the rain had f °11
crops began to revive onderf' 11
with their revival, al o our a 'ri
before the 12th; they wore do
zero. At present we ave n
depend on but gtain aising,
loss of a crop is felt s vereiy,
than 'with• you in Cana a. • W
the dread of Damocle , whe
up he found a naked sword s
over his bead held by single
we do not read of the air brew
letting the Reword fall o his pat
from the time the far : er sows
grain in the spring until he hayls
the crop at harvest, there ar
dreads as it were hanging ove
so securely held fripm ding he .
sword was. The eff cts of tli,
these dreads, drouth, h iJ, and r:
pars we have in light , eastre he
felt, and have every re son to
hal that their: several isitati
so lightly laid .upon us. In ge
straw is short on the uplan
the low places of the plead,
.the bottoms it is tall, a d ver
It is all well headed nd wel
the berry being. very llump.j
harvest commenced two weeks!
the great bulk- of the gr in is n
and this week will tak it a �1
Nd other reaper ie use here'b
self binders drawn by three o
horses which cut from 2 to 5
per day All the:manu 1 labor=re
is to set up the shooks and e : e
labor is being 1es ened y so ° e
who have a rack ;place : belo
the sheaf is delivered from the
which after receiving four she':
them off thereby saving a deal o
ing and carrying. ? This s a liv
and soon the rack wit Ise i
upon, so as. to set t e shea
end, and do away! with hand st
altogether. - It iS Burp using
the crop is harvested he e. A fe
ago hundreds of ! acres of grai
waving in the wind arou d us, so
acres are dotted. ;over itli sto
will give you ars inst nee. ' M
neighbor, with ourbinders a
stookers, harvested 12 acre;
and a half days. Alt ough
has been badly hart by the dr
expect it to be of ;better qualit
pian 1
of -o
the t
se bro
r acr
dine
would.
to beat our potato crop Tur
other roots are deing w�el1,
been a marked: dffere • e bet
summer and thin one. Last
was cool with a. gnffioi nt rai
ng cro
and
of this
t, I be
ne•thir.
1!
f
e
i.4
m
.
•
On
llowed,
ail fell
+f . the
meter,
0 per
ntirely
+e day
n and
owers.
n the
and
s, for
below
ing to
d the
ore so'
adof
ooking
ended
r, . but
g and
Here,;
se
seed:
served
everal
m not
as the
ee of
sshop-
n and
hank-
were
1 the
but in
d in
eavy.
filled,
heat
o and
• w cut
down.
t the
four
acres
•
aired
that
here,
where
inder,
f: tilts
walk -
c i entry
roved
s nip on
oking
w fast
days
• were
these.
ks. I
next
• d. six
ii._two
crop
u h, we'
and to
s sea-
armer.
eshing
is av
• Corn
p, and
b: hard.
i,s and
re bas
n last
a Turner
11 for
S.
This
with
s mmer'
i;•ve the
better
+
yield more t'o the acre
son's :crop. < I hav a heart
near Sheldon wile had
machine last week, wh
eraging 18 bushels p
promises to be an' extra
for quality and yield it
•
the wants of the growi
one has been 'very hot
little rain. If we had
the rainfall of the la
extra crop would have been o
•
h
•
s
a
e
r
e
f
e
a
is Ho ; ever,. We have
ble Edith::r-with rhe oro,
hong; it has been ho
We f .it in .Canada,
have been quiet
ud or hunder, storms
Id ev n. the mosgnit
ibl Some this! seal o
n hers, ' been
to
r,
ve
uts
t! W
dBs tr4
hei
OW n
!p,
oxicati
-`
of
no
rt
e
eo
cat' ' ks ; but,
m, n erl as Fan ! s
ien s d,.f t th prob.bitor
: n i st• , I mayanti
hb r oha a
inses the keep
pu
w iia h w asavasro 81
. of 1y t
fif y c : a ottle. -On
be ng he store, e u
th se . ales, .touloh
on th . uid would bu
saw .t . at it con ai ed
ke tli : p ice., lav ng
dollars w soh he was told
he oo e� read, tbe ews,
, he g' ss of Florida
co ld +of find a:saleatfif
le a ,p rf' mery, *as wisp
rinkfo lire° doll rs
y J)ay.i 's i' ain Killer"' is
th yn ti, es. as a dri k.
wouldd de troy the tom"6
man a to produ e n
Hama . a. Druggist • are
alcoho , •: nd, Kis re natives c
re via' a o: bottles, of alco
ig bor of mine, alio t to
uil i , , as told lby the
erp tc ri o he paiitti g th
ave 11 a •gallons of a collo
•
au
dies1ou
I
g riu. s ilk
ric Isla ds.
the Sandwich
ulu, is it legal
s in
gre
hs
n
c
nti
n
o.
ause
r tae
otter.
have
any
have
than
re•
g e,11.
an s
e ll
c se
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w.
that
of
ri
nag
d':y
rk
int. ' . t t • e end Of we
im wo g. Ilous mo e w
toil i h,hejob. ,•:e s
he Oa . iii,. n of the •+
been in:. ing the
elm hit ed the ser
e R •,alf ammonia
early kit by it.
i;nd f li. uo known;as
front he r. of tuf the
used mNag the ;n
anoth r lig dor oat
ype r 41, sseciesof, c
ible'i its affects fan
st o g . ink from
C n se re sly 'an su
' in a s or:: of forbidden
itli her emarkable and
ani g,st co ed in defying dot
abo t t e 'plantation, un
em nt, he Chinese
ed ra d) and whiskey a
ta bottl , ' hick, dlti of c
o c w ou d.! C. L Tis
wis's o. thly.
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wrli t
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stiffer t
se of Pi±ls,
11, &o., and !Oche
itharticit is Anne
u rn stitute 19 fou
rti'' whioh !act as a
pay,g or cans. ng
el it. 54 cent's a
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MoEIhoe,
ari:ng thb la
se l almost ever
n'ted for bili nen
e.,ualto Car on's
t. Price p ee
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gen
tion.
my
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eight
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tern.
R .Y CATTLE.
AM.. ame{ into AL e pre
rsi ne lot 15, o no Won
the 1st of October, a e
ii hvethesame b,yy��provin
s. JAMES'(lIILLEN.
S R X CATTLE. Strayed fro n the
f the sub tri , lot 4 co c Bion
fou t e nil Id a of une, 9• pearl' a ▪ ste
•ars n r heifer. Tw of the.steer are
he i nearly Aute'; the heifer is a
for 1t.forrh tirn s to their w ereab•'
t 1fall' scow d by d DIES 1'
3-t 0. I
i
RA: LA?'�'739 -Came into he p
be Edub:;cr- ber, lot 14, eonceeeion 18,
a{ on ..epternb r?et,2lambs. Also etre,
e s ii premia s` one ewe. and one ram a
e y arling. ig:nd'ly address any inf.
gar -ng the above tb L- oudeeboro P. 0.
R RIBIDELL.
TED STE Elio—strayed from lot oon-
a.ion 1 ., (i•ey; about the 1st of
stee , all re except a few white
rdhead. R he S ell had been knock
ry �{fo " ation thr t will le
be sista 1y rewarded y th
CAN
es of
hic-
laerG
880 4
miser
orris,'!
and a
, tie'
eyish `:
will'
OCH
9x4
sea of '.
Ilett,
f.om
b and
ation
VA L-
9x8
A
Oil l
jalton P 0,4 NEIL DU
BAY CATTLE;. --Strayed frdm lo
es fun '1nckeramith, about the
g t pour ne year old cattle. Two s
li ac • with white marks, the ot r red wi
ri ark:, also t o red heifers. Anf y inf
1' adi g to the' reeovery will be duiably r
AND t EW 00D, heparinP. 0. �°
SHEEP.—Straied from the
f the undeni ed, lot 14, ponces r
d with red en t e' neck. e has
elicit on thp xi it side/ ; 411Y info)
ne, a.
rs on
if the
nder-
8294
COR-
xt
1,;\1 CAT 14131. --Came Into the pr
of ca; tle, five two ear old
S ABL NG.
t undo sig ;id lat 30, , oncessioo
pr
a SO
tad
a di
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nt
1:ahvities
ha
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stock of SI ple and Fan
do Olotb'ng Overcoats,
Ladies'. ea made 111st
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Tootle, oo
e tory pot on
's Fur land Clo
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fleet be
0
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rs an
Weedli
leo Feathers , Flower
Fur Sete, adietil
or 11c it iyar , an 11
rge and ;vex ed as r
h Caps, Kid and te
s passed. My stock lit
is now' toat pieta andlin fact a, til
of all th td reenired ln general
Egmo (iv Ile Roller Mill rlour
t mill ric s. Higheat rice in
r and E s• Come one a d all an
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FIND of Every seripti n
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E0OSITOR.
-11-4 So loiter, Cenveyanoei, &a. Money o loan.
tiff Officio in Meyer's Block, Main ;Street,
Seaforth 794
tit 0. HOS, SoAcitor est. Private Inioney to
-1-11* lend at lowest rate of intermit. Orlin—
Oorne r of Square and We t Street, Goderikkh. 774
to
Wm .Pre
c rep.
D & PROUDF 00T, Barr later-, Solid,
ud/oot. 1386
atolls in Chanel() y, tko.. Goderioh, Ont.
tor
Soho et
•
w, Solicitor in Chanoery. Comm ssioner
li
g affidavits in t e Province 'of Manitoba-,
;for the Bank 1 Handiton,Mingham.
ends to loanlat f to Of per cent . 11388
Conveyaneere &o. -Splioitere for the ;Bank
of Sohnetou,_Tieda'le & le. Money to loan.
; Office, Beaver Block, Cli t n, Ontario. ' A. H.
•
ME
of Hai klIth
Vita in anitoba. Privet
tent. noknow office ev
LOFTUS E.
r W• ednesday. H. W.
738
T .ATE with Cameron,Ho
"I''4 Barrister, . Solicit°
Mono to login, Benson'
Bleak Seaforth.
DANCEY,
Convnyanoer, &o.
7813
under
teal
be ea
debts
will p
the fl
combo
8 TED
ICE of Dissolution, of -Partnership.—The
n nti The basin es of the tate 11 will
u to' the firm will be payable, au who
nd discharge all flirts due and o ng by
Dated -at Seale t , the 21st day / De -
In
Ma
0
si
IHOLM
Street, Seafort
GI
Street, Seaforth
ffice-l--S4ott's. Block,
785
AUCTIO
ERS.
path
NUT
BINE, Lioenced
ty of Huron.
he County . All
/Ape will be pro
Auctioneer to the
ales attended n all
rders left at the Ex.
ptlyattended to.
promp
dress
MeRil
•
GA TTY, Lieenee Arietionaer for the
nty of Huron. 13 les of all deseriptione
attended to on re sonable tisrms. Ad-
1ton P.O. or Lot 14, Concession 14,
774
CA
HOS
Th
trad
t rev
IV a
If
wri
su
OU
ons
for a
lver
ing
BT
N 0
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DMPAtly,
RS OF
YARN .
NitARF13, Whit
WARrii of eve
' BALLED
OF nyaltv VA
e ?illy equal IA)
evenness in
7,7 ulterior to no
e you just to gi
tO ne and we wit
aiird7ry odi• n
ARNS, cif which
I be tonna' eq
Try them. -
e ala' at Toronto E
rs pr zes at the Pr
AGEN
e and ill Cf4ors,
nd Cdtton des.
ily prononneed by the -
on will find our
any made an for
make aud col ring
y in the mrarket.
re it a trial.
see you ale pro pt
e Make Ell de erip-
ed twn first prize
ribition d 1881 and
tELDERRY
or
lle
ivil
eL
FOR SER*ICE.—
ep on ot 8. Conte eel.
ghbre Suffolk Bowl.
, and from good el
payable at the tiro
N, Kippen.
he tinderiiigni:Ci
n 12, Tucker=
Tiiia is a sups
Lock. Terme.
of servidel-RwoitBh
ar Pigs for service at Rndgerville as u
e B rks ire- and one Suffolk. Terms
lla
tur
din
0-12
ng
will
rior
One
the
RT
red
ne
he piine of service, with the privil e of
if necessary'. An easy laPplian for
MARE3H. L.
keep dulng the presen J aeasonl n lo 21,
umbor of sows. Terms $1,, -payable at the I ,ime
f ten- ce, with the prisil gel of re urning if
UF
le
hor
oent
Fra
th e
e vie
OR
i.
its & Oen, arid is 1 cin imported stai k on
14
IL 13 Rpm FOR PO K —Charles 140yer
uce id hi well known er shire Pig ich
een du ing the Present seaspn. This pi VMS
e, " 11 'al arlysle; as well as the sire elf his
m, " 8: DOrehester Ca diff, ' and 'Iris grand
e, “ d Liverpool," re first pidie wieners
KT
dal; Fa rfi in Canada. TERMS —$1 per I sow,
yable a the time of rime, with the riV-
ge of returning if necessary._ l CHAT LES
tOYER Proprietor.
819 20
!lollr a 1 I-10 te 1
ncla andeithe t vel-
ptirchas d this new
g, he has thor ugh-
bet -
trim
OdrH
KIES
EGS inform Ms old fri
lin ublic that havin
d ea odious hotel bui.
d cony nient hotels in th
tention to the wants of 1 i
merit share of ublie
e all well furnished and w
ntatiVe
i attend'
it from top to
county. By
customers he hopes
tronage. The rooms
11 -heated. The bar
e best, and an st-
ud trust worthy ostler will always be
°mom r the "Ropil Ho 1," corner of
JAMES- IR, rropri tors
•
AMES
_Ha roplet
better a (Iv t ge to
whioli ill be found
Goods, Wino es, V
panes, weeds, Sbir
of all kinds, Shirts
Hosiery, Gloves, Co
GROC RIE
lighted, land
opened On an
been dope an
pre SU
after
ionabl
of thanking y man
Enteringin my
during the pa t, two
to serve you as!well
cas and
3. .111CL
TTVI-
d alters.
y custo
nig a la
the b
lveteens
Inge, Gr
nd Dra
ets, Clo
•
CLOUP*HLINI,
ions in ail/ Fit re, by which I can tilsow
ers, both as r garde light and roons, I be
e an well aseorted steak of the followi
t qu lity, and at the lowest market price
Prints, retbiones, Flannels, Blankettat
y an W ite Cottons, Woollen and, Cott
ers, Hats avid Caps, TOwels and TabT
and Ma
table for
ATUR
goods
boing
third y4
and bette
G -If
°oaf to
to Itoti-
g geode,
: Drees
Counter -
n, Yarns
tle oo has been added, which is large and well
how ngl e goods than the old one, au will be
A.Y, the th inst., with full stock of th newetit
the ason. Ladies, come along and see hat has
own and judge accordirigly.
r of btleiness here, I would take this op
rs adte public for their very liberal
will bill say that my best efforts will be
, if 08b ble, tie the future.
wan ed for gohds at the right prices,.
ortanity
support
nt forth
1883.
��i�����
GOODS,
S INURES,
1NTLE CLOTHS,
S ER CLOTHS,
Off, ,S:HAWLS & SQU RtS,,
tieS
ight, and Prices Low.
McR GOODS AT COSt.
Street, Seaforth„
me South Ben
SOLKY PL
Agricultu
import du ies, th s
Which wilt be so d•a
stock, imported tone
stock is °Oat' oted.
ferior article.. Eve
A full stock Of
Toronto Mowers T
la,
before bu ing a mac
•
C.
CAllowangd ar
ronto Cord
which ill
no
ng
ed
nt
era
Bi
be
he
IILLSON'S
wit
et
ift
ed
an
de
old
abo
I LS
Now
AND COVE
TB the place to buy thera, !if y n
stook of Facto ;Ma e Goods is
an
and I cannot e ?rid rsold by
Will not Cf.JT RICES
can buy the best Material, apd
But I will guarantee to give
cheapest in the end.
Don't PpOet the S ton
standing the increaee of 10 er mit.
mined to keep those valnable lo s m
of them a few days before the ri e in the
11 them at former Prices until th present
s arid Massey' Low Down Bi der, s,',d
e Machines. on't fail to see y stock
N Main treet, Seplorth,.
HE TIME
1AND SHOES,
TiRiCS SHOE STORE
wati4 to get the best value for your. mor. '
lar e aiiid well assorted in all the different lines,
Wife
in the trade.
OUSITOM MADE WqRK, as no 'man
pa to have work properly made, a a do SO.
ypoite the Rot' y al Hotel, S'eaforth.
THOMAS COVENTRY,.
HAR
OVEMBBER 0, 1883.
HE PIONEER
WARE STORE1
JAME A. CLINE & CO sly
(Sue ,essors to Gordon & Scott )
Head
uarters for thel celebrated
Steel Two -Barb Fencing Wire.
ONE CARLOAD
Montreal Cut 'Nails
ceived
bottom pr
ardw
leg trintriacet
bis week, and will ,he sold at
ces. Best brands of WHITE
O.
BOIL D AND RAW OIL.
re of all desoripticns at as
as is consistent ivith a square
JAMES A. CLINE it Co.
'HON Ail LAST!
PRFE
OLLER MILLS.
he on y genuine Roller Mill in the '
&C unty, hich now hah ,no superior,
d few coals, on th !continent of :
A. erica for manuf Wring Roller ,
F our.
T Le Brea Question of V t Importance.
e Gr : dual Bechfc ion S:. stem
by oilers now in- II
Roller Flo r .brings from $1.25 at $1.50
per ba more than thebest AQUI*
ma e the Old Prrocess,
te
Gr
Farmer
get
tter gra
blic ha
emem
ment
sting a Specialty.
will in all eases get their
ground, and byl our new sys-
stropger, whiter, richer and
e of, flour by far than the
hitherto been able to get.
er, there is no humbug or ex -
in ottr adopting the Gradual
thorough and reliable.! z has been.
thoroughl tested, and 'Or ved a great
soccess in Hungary, Ger any, Fiance,
England nd the UnitediStatee.
We gav A 1 Flour Previous to our
ex ensive change at a heavy cost, and
w guaragee hatter Fleur now. One
tri I will "e suacieut tO prove our as.
CH
Our faci
are unsur
pend on g
oi20. Be
pr Ce813—r
lour,
er d to an
he or Eg
Our
a Bruce
80
ities for this class of Iwork
sure fled try dur famous new
Iler our.
ran, Shorts and Feed deliv-
ondrille free 'of charge,
Saw Mills at Egmondville
eld in full opPrationt
FP4IMER: IT WILEI PAY YOU
nd see our stiick of
13 T40
I; have -gfeatly improvea.
low tor this aeason, arid feel
saying tbat it ie the hest in
hich h
t is count
y Gang
rienlgagrgoeo
ND ROOLERS
e made ram .hard iron, and will last
Special a tention given to repairing
4)
Reapers, 1 owers, Thres ing Machines,
a d all ki ds of mach* ry repaired on
s ort noti e and at reasonable rates.
o conk °tors and (Abets — Bridge
olts an Castings at' lowest- rates.
notation furnished c.:i 'application.
o t'L. DA.1S8 agent for the implements
o repairs OvnYsetrainHtroinithtadi.1 fall bila
HOMAS HENDRY.
BUS ELS Wig WORKS*
HE subse
ibers take this opportunity of re-
turning thanks to the inhabitanta of Bniesels
• d vicinity for past patronage, and beg to state
kit ant ahnadviningo ade several heprlovements ilk their
Ls bein the -ninth deasin of our business
d lings in russels, and having given utensil -
fl satisfac 1,912 80 far, the Public can My on
calving go treatment and, first-olasa article
9, 188
OPium Trade.
-Fe BbS$Heitniiit;y14iphyre4IhssliPabnaite:13c1.,t• la3nidt:t1;
rained'. efforts ao allude
ceteet-etitein't tit keep it °tit of t
try. but Miley bCt4oihirounitiiiieetitsaeite8if,iip;lit;as,:::6;:tileortay:
ug reYil 9. 4..ywlei'leraectialirtiendIr,:!u).r.,(111:1;
alnetd:07
OhitibEalall
1:11i31::°]!!!!4:7!_!!:]1°1:.!!!1314
°hint,:
dilate e 'that it elioul4 tie opel,
N'be9;:ilitileintlia:, 11;d:. th°;litice:ret:f1:;:i:dLereft;er'i''
the goye tent warebt al et, 4-
l'iafi°-rrpe'ttbt°0.:;111751eawnerjlr:7t'klit'uan'*ittri:Ylisti-iFiejtfv.:t.1
ichere t ;e ,feirifyiteitrIsieof, tubt.adt V.: -:
dioprityn la iv% ittirii ;ilteelhietti-ili,,t,Llui:td,
ctglEtir3Lora;:to '9:i iet.;J..k'i invili:iii:Iiierit,::'-reiswglisiieht,iiie.uliaut!1::11,1,..111,,:ill alatii,st.'„_,:i.i
Vran at
Whairpbe :iv t--b3b1"q; sti:k ill
and! bi -,:oistn:tnatu, wfel:ol ,Ii•ats;
-the! 4o kis.rid trade, liala
t619 . lvii .: '' rl bs a 111: i nte. :, , 04' fiwl:tt it . .1 . 40 _: ve, e:iodswsgrert il le' grtaitc: itoEouanfitrhs:cic_
op
Aktio
legs uter
et dpelt
bwelainilge(Ithe eeeital and. nine
one as-fit144 with opium.
Late& qutestities have a:
bore
talri:1;$$' beleo st,-uff,ed vith, 4
ham
Apo
4341 ) heit calla et el
1
s.
e into tlive .et!
Oath piere of the
omit h
°pie Sf:Tvice in VOA
i tida.r i Illeek t street
-74 talt bi,t made no hitt-
' wit ked all summer as
to: ttle, l•!tit found all ti
tit Canatta. Pacifle Datil
len. ed to hant Ogga wi
no retry ajid Ai, land 31
1 lo king Le. work ••ii vat
:1 ' leirtnidt14,1/42i tplipr:Iirtitgelltsa, Ns1).iiiiti
the Sonia fitizelitnand t
[enable them to live tin
- -3-1041 Piirtridsge, from
t.4 the ylibete of Roele
ctinutk,about two week
131301p1),:111}14;aatafs°±-dilt-e.ctt1:jat
7olitng o, a;as. let la:'ed84:'"
ticket for th
ouud he Sataattay r.
.., 0 ,i t obi! Ere fcemriT•ioliblamlig:i3311,1'41.4uGaiff3337:1-
hitt , Ts: war, ifi;:masi,-
doctIor WRS 841.1i forts.
; fr 1. •es:posa„iLia it_n_fl :
ro yrtrsiTt'S.,_C„oBi7oyx.a—itz;
the nalut al laxOn sir
.b84;:juit. tairfefualigaltpill:ai5
tiiploovfiav,,eedllo+suerkb crl
rna;la4il-!'avteelnYs ITA.°:LIalav;r1
-clib7elt*'11,41';8.5aaicolorTis8.41,;!tt*1
T-134gbti:1:171:411)81.11111deti.1";
'atihttarellidis aUSvc.:er:kaaloi.i
*dui a fatal abaft
' ,:vi44al.?bcievel:ljtia'tedizn—:st°:t:re,3(.7uil:s* '''.-
!Tivelve years
sel,70 since until la
Orotvfoot Bitters,
10e4 worth cured
Saled. his life by
1)r:icing's New