The Huron Expositor, 1884-09-05, Page 3.teree*
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at:earth,
SEPTEMBER 5, 1884.
The Slippy Starze.
wade elany through this weary warl,
Ana pick yer steps wi' cam;
And never wi" yer neighbor quarrel,
Bea aye dee what is fair.
peas et' and never rise again,
Was never fell afore -
lures 575 0. muckle slippy steam
e tUs seee's door.
Lea
gin yer neighbor chance tee slip,
Ye Immune. pass him by,
But len' a ban' tae help him up,
And dinna let him lie.
The ease may sometimes be yer sin,
Though ye bad walth in store -
re's aye a muck% slippy stane
At ilk* body's door..
Them's slippy stanes where'er ye gang,
At palac*, hut, or ha';
And ye mauu watch an' no gas wrang,
Or ewer them ye may is';
For emperors and kings has fa'n,
And nobles mony a score-
There's- eye a muekle slippy game
At aka body's door.
Gaieties.
7Then the tramp asks for bread do
give him a stone. Set the dogs on
-A Georgia man has a cow 100 years
'
IJ , and the people are beginning to die -
ID
Ter it by the flavor of the butter.
-A Burlington girl has a diary devot-
lel entirely to the noting down the
Welts of her beaux. She calls it her
ourt docket.
-A Georgia man compels his dangh-
to eat onions every night for supper,
d at ten p. m. that household is sleep -
peacefully.
_To be at an evening party with a
in your head and no handkerchief
worse than sitting up with your girl
having the old lady present.
_A girl advertises for "general house -
;Irk d
or waiting." She is evidently one
-"A you're wife's greatest trial" is
those who has " learned to labor and
wait:'
ably to find out whether it would
Improper to starch her husband's shirts
all over, or only the bosom and cuffs.
_Lady, to small boy with dog-
tJohniate, does that dog bark at night?"
Johnny, who is a connoisseur in dogs-
" No, ma'am; he barks at cats and
kjher dogs." .
-A Massachusetts minister saye 'he
oyes his cat because it followed him
180 miles. That is the very reason why
the majority of people hate cats.
-What is the difference between a
woman who decks herself, in many
beta of ribbon, and one who petiently
endures misfortune? One wears her
bows andthe other bears her woes.
-It is said that nothing is impossible
to him who him who wills. - This is
false; for it is impossible to him who
wills to keep his heirs from fighting over
his property.
-The. Shah of Persia smokes a pipe
floe at 61,000. We may expect to
hear at any time that the bank of which
the Shah is President has failed for
12,000,000 or $3,000,000.
---u Whars your occupation, Bub?"
faked a visitor at the capitol of a bright
boy whom he met in the corridor. The
boy happened to be a page in the House.
"I am running for Congress, sir," he
replied.
-Glass Shingles are soon to supersede
the old wooden kind, and parents can
see just when to leave off spanking with-
out having to let up three or four times
during the operation.
- Teacher-Suppose you have two
Woks of candy and your big brother
gives you two more, how many would
you have then? Little boy (shaking his
head) -Yon don't know him, he ain't
that kind Of a, boy. .
-Some women are very much like a
teakettle, if you come to think of it.
They will sing away ever so pleasantly;
then, all at once they will stop short in
their sweet melody, and the first thing
you know they up and boil over.
The Dead Marine.
When William IV., the Sailor
King," was in the Navy, the ship he
was in, sailed with the fleet to the West
Indies.
On arriving at Port Royal, he invited
Pantile officers wha could be spared
from duty to a grand dinner.
Everything passed off pleasantly,
and, as was the custom in those days, a
vast amount of wine was stowed away.
Towards the close of dinner, not
thinking of what he was saying,
William called out:
"Waiter' bring another bottle of
_champagne and take this dead mar-
ine away," pointing to an empty
bottle standing by his side op the table.
The next moment a grayehaired vet-
eran, an elderly major, who, had served
his country all over the world for forty
years, rose to his feet, and exclaimed:
"I beg your pardon, your , Royal High.
flees,, but may I enquire why you com-
pare an empty bottle to a member of
the corps to which I am proud to
belong i"
A dead silence fell upon all the cam -
piny assembled, and many an anxious
eye Was turned towards the Royal
tailor.
William, in the clear hearty tone, for
whioh be was celebrated, replied, with.
oat a moment's hesitation:
"Because, Major, it has done its duty
well, and is ready to do it again."
4 Bath in the Dead Sea.
The heat was terrific, but I could not
resist the temptation. Moreover,- I
Wished to test the buoyancy of the
Water so I three' away the umbrella
whioh most bathers rely, and dis-
robing, boldly waded in. I substantiat-
ed the statements of those who main-
tsin that it is impossible to sink in the
Water, by throwing myself recklessly in
with closed eyes. Not only was it im-
Possible to sink, but I could scarcely re-
gain my footing, so lightly did I float on
the surface. I had been warned about
getting the water into my eyes or mouth,
hut could not help it. Bah, what a
malignant, nauseating mixture it is ?
I'cOtad not eradicate the smart from my
eYes or the deadly taste from my mouth
for along time.
"Oh, I hate the Dead Sea," I bluh-
be,red, as I emerged, blinking and
cl•npping from the water, and proceeded
serape the saline in- cruetation from
IxtY body.
But the worst sensation was an awful
treearting and, burning about my ankles,
Ler-I had now been five days in the
Saddle, and my ankles were somewhat
ceellafed from wielding the spurs. Mr.
rilayd. told of the bringing of forty-two
WI, tete down to the dead sea once who
poor animals, and had consequent.
LY become very sore from the long ride.
They would bathe, and paid for the pri-
ZI:lege by walking all the ten miles back
ne' 4400. They were too sore to sit in
wa9 saddle. My hair proved to be very
for an hour or Do. J. don't think
I ever got so thoroughly salted dowi
before. Nevertheless there was no sal
visible at the north end of the sea. I
was at the south end, where there is n
aordon to partially purify the water
and the famed mountains of literal roc
salt are to be seen. Ordinary sea wate
has about four per cent ofsalt i
it, while the dead sea leas Bonin!, werity
six per cent. This percentag ie fixed
and steady, despite all that tl4e Jordiel
and other streams can do to ', b,eal the
waters." ,
Popping The Qtiostiofe.
A rather fast young man,
enamored of a -pretty girl, fih
cided to make her an offer of
and heart -all he was worth -
he hoped to be indulged in so
like demonstrations, the lady
far cooly indifferent in her
toward him.
He attributed this to mai
serve, for it never occurred to
she was not in love with him.
He cautiously prefaeed his
ation with a few questions, fox
no intention of "throwing
away."
Did she love him well enough
COM111
Hy de
hati
d the
e love:
ing s
sane:
e
nly re
hii the,
declar
he ha
himse
to liv
in a cottage with him? Was she a goo
cook and washer? Did she think it
wife's duty - to make home
Would she consult his tastes and
concerning her associates and
in 'life? Was she economical
she make her own clothes, &a.
The young lady said that bef re eh
answered his questions she wotliel as
sure him of some negative virt es sh4
possessed.
happy
wishe
ursuit
Coul
_
She never drank or -smoked
owed a bill to her laundress o
never steyed out all night
billiards; never lounged on the
ogled giddy girls; never indulged itI
wine sappers:
"Now," said she, rising indignantly 1
"I am assured by those who kr:lbw tha
you do all those things, and it i ratbe
absurd for you to expeet all the virtue
in nie while you do not possess any o
them yourself. I can never
wife."
And she bowed him out and
on the door step, a madder if
wiser man. !
: Some Snake Stories
; neve
tailor
playin
ier an
DO you
eft hi
not
Samuel Farmer, of Rails count
Missouri, killed a rattlesnake in hi
kitchen, that measured five feet fo
inches long.
On the D. A. Baker farm n ar No
walk, Connecticut, there was ound
double headed snake.' It had to eye
in each head.
Joseph Gaissot, of Sparta,Georgi:
nearly lost his life by being bitten twic
on the foot by -a moccasin en
in the water.
A rattlesnake with thirtee
attacked.a little dog of David
at Lumphin, Georgia, striking it in it
side with its fangs. In fifteen inmate
the dog died in great agony in convu
BlOnS.
e win],
rattle
Adam
Two Virginian woodchoppers khled
rattlesnake with a quid of tobacico. On
held his head with a forked sti
to the ground, keeping its bo
'strained with his foot, while h
rade forced the tobacco into th
of the snake. They then relea
instantly became convulsed am
a short time.
Fred. Campbell, of Grass
California, says he saw the head of
huge snake emerge from a fence. It
tail was just forty-one feet away fro
where its head was seen, and tsabrod
was as large around as a flou bre
It moved rapidly toward the Yu a rive 1
and was in sight not ever one minut
Campbell's companidnl certifies s to th I
correctness of his story.
k °los
y conl
s comi
mout
d it. I
died i
Valle
Health -Prints for Wo en..
"Have you many siok people Ito loo
out for, doctor ?" said a New YOrk Pd
and Express reporter to an tp-tow
physician.
"Yes, indeed," was the eply
"plenty of sick people all the tim
most of them womeni however."
" How do you explain it ?"
"Well, women have a stronOer ii.
agination than Men, and besides the
are not so careful. Here . are som
rules which, if followed, wipe hel
women very much. I think Dr. Allic
B. Stockton is responsible for them :-
:
Sleep in rooms so thoroughly fentila
ed that the air will be as pure anil
sweet as the out door atmosphere. ti
women would increase the capacity
their lungs and breathe air aletindantl
charged with oxygen, four-fifthiof thei
ailmeiats would be prevented.:Ba
who has the wisdom to convince ;the
of this? When a mother thinks he
rosy, nine year old daughter is id, efo
ed and she must put her in spays t
change her "horrid" figure to eine th
is trim and neat, what can we iiopo fo
the daughter when she takes jthe r
sponsibility of her own garme 'ts ?
I could do the greatest things Ito eta
legeneracy and disease of thej huma
race, it would be to convintie woman
that lung power more than nythin
else contributes to health, longevity an
power of endurance.
The dress and exercise that increas
ability to breathe with the diaphragrn
and abdominal muscles do mora to pr
vent and cure diseasee of women, if no
ail diseases, than all Other possible pr
ventiVes and medicines.
Upon rising in the morning, hree o
four times a week, take a quick, invigo
sting sponge bath, accompa ied b
friction from the hand, a Turki h tow
or bruah.
Follow this by a draught of col
hot water, the latter if there is dy
pepsin.
If one has been accustomed to 'hig
living, to rich and greasy food, eompos
ed mostly of the carbonaceous fat
sugar and fat, a change to a eimple die
v
will work wonders in a shorIt time,
The whole system will be relie ed ' an
4
anew life will be lived.
The habit once established for a die
that furnishes nutriment demanded fo
iced t
'nlate
Th
easur
the system, one cannot be led
return to that which gorges, sti
and fattens, but does not ponds
real relish, and gustatory
found in a fruit and grain d• t c
never be appreciated by those
dulge in inconsistent mixtures o
lents and disease_ producing el
We have only to look at the r
snoh lives as Humbolt, Goet
Bryant to know what a life of
anoe and plain living will &mom
- If there is no appetite wait
I bidding, do not coax it by sti
I and appetisers. Rest of the
ho
sheen'.
ments.
rd to
e
mper
Heti.
for it
nlant
estiv
"4.1.
17.
rgans is o n the best and surest cure
or many . : Lases. 11
Let the wo an who is a Offerer from
ushes,'diezi 'eas, neuralgi , etc., give
p strong te and coffee 1 hot bread,
pork and rich pies and oak I. Eat only
hat the apatite demand, and until
he symptom are relieved' partake of
not more than twice a Olay and pos-
only Once. In fasting, if the
ach has a feeling of maim, or
ra ing, drink a cup of ho water hot
liem nade or thin gruel made om
h at, barley or oats.
Discontented iris.
Not every girl is disc utented, por
are ny wretched all the ti e. If they
or:, our homes would los moch sin -
hi e. Certainly n� class ,n the. c
ity is so conitantly wIrittee a nt,
d at, and preached to ea our gils.
ns still there always see a te be r m
eft for one word mere, I a persuaded
ha the -leaven of Idiscan nt pervades
'r1 of • the iseveraleiocie raiks, from
he air daughter Of a mitaed , home to
er ho has grown up in a jorowded
en ment, her highest amb o dress
ike the young ladies she lee on the
as ionable evenues, Cit
on try girls alike know th m s and
'
ning of
his discon Sent , which ;
°times
m.unts.to morbidness, an n only
o rvons
I snce knew and marvel
e on who anent her langn
dly lounging in a rocking -
an y, and eliding nevel
not or bust! d about, pkov
et' ity an occagional r
ro#1 her ind lent daughter
still," a e would say,
o • der at ma's notable
nc illation of sweet sel
at hal in my eyes, and I
ne led, in the twenty
'av passed since I saw he
f omen she made. As
ex tions, then& no rippl
nc crossed the white br
bs ured it, and no flurry
vs tossed the yellow cur
o spiratio Is which °and
ne chair could not gratify.
it i girls of larger mind
it lity-the irls, for hist
w neighb hood, who
n oWn since t ey were b 'hie
f t • em feel ry much dis ati
ife and do • et hesitate- t tea
tr ngely e • Ough, the aceon
egi te or eemmon.sch 1
a es little difference in
•
•
•
dda Bytoennngeo
ha r, eating
le; her
kiio4bir her.
m :trance
lIcO, ma,
it : • •iable
wa s This,
:*sh t.ssi was
aften
teaWhich
• t sort "
he was
' o annoy;
frown
zhitienhacde
ai4d a rock -
I not so
ani greater
nc in. our
Vt IseUhave
3.t
lany
ad With
.and,
o acol-
ucation
cobclu.
IBS
io I s.
"To wha
h ye I stu
es urces ?
irl and ha
ma ried and
goi g just fa
ple sure th
sto :ping sho
I am quo
sai to me -
net d with
ent prefelre
te h, or pai
fe ion,,nor
Pol'shed afte
wh t should
sta at ho
mo her, pla
re: ; , shop,
fries ds, and
leis I re 2? If
the wedding
girl's leavin
out of: the
in acCepti
cat on, quo
of heme, fo
girlish life a
ha 4piness t
the late of
young peopl
to read beginning home 1i
rue ne, it m st so remain.
•
end," says :th Iformer,
'ed hard, and levi e ed my
might have '1!3ee society
a good Wile, aid been
settled some im , without
enough -to flr4 out what
te is in study, aid then
t."
ing from whet gixjls have
iris who hay beigrad.
istinction, an w o e par.
that they a nul neither
t, nor enter ppo a pro.
en -age in an p i Work.
the similitu so a palace,
the ditughte a o eicept
e to cheer fa' h r and
and sing in be t 'ght,
sew, visit, :ece their
ja
to young wom n f I gent
love, and lope' 11 ax,
March, follow' so • n on a
• school, elite a taken
ranks of irlh orl, and
g woman's ihig, st 'vo-
tiship in t e . ngdom
egoes the se of her-
d its peril of eini un -
ether. Thi ' h r, is
'the minorit , a hile
continue as t on d do,
en n mall
•
•
•
II
ducation
so oo e who on
it n that
am I Tint of
fro OA religion
velopment o
eci nce wi
we lth is
ma e anyb
an body f
sh dowy wo
thee are n
cat
dee
mo
old
die
B U
A
the
her
she
old
ed,
fro
pu
1b0
in
io
wit
art
it
ei
a
he
is
'the
hi
Mo
ab
mu
Oti
ne
Its
is not a f tic
ght to know lpett
superstitious li
chool trainin
culture and fro
the heart an of
hoot which in
overty, will. 11t
y happier or bet
r blithe livi g
Id. I have n4i d
tubers of girl w
on, havii g made the -o
• respect to their simplf, fa
hers, ha also gone fartto
horbe intolerable, the h
d the old ieeoi
ecret, deprealat
deed, eaten o t
of good a
opened in su
ed of her plailli,
parents, or, i n
fling to let them
nd while she thi
Of
though
r r gard
ht. No
isse ered
h t de -
the con -
h ttual
any ody,
er, br fit
in . this
4 ubt that
ose Kb:l-
ope s of
hers and
as ke the
stile ways
•le,alas !
ig saorn.
e trPe o
When
s.tha
fonorable,)
• t akeham
retire td
• es in the
for the
to be the
d mpther
e diughl
.,to !Biome
t . That
C °keep
so that
dist on
he will
market
e !•esiorld,
What it
✓ poor
to give
gf is a
It e girle
U read,
Lot ers.
var-
heir
pro.
der-
der -
e either
cog
se it,
d pity
jtied it.
lear-
aY and
wler in
ill
asteful,
ecti of
irl has, i
knowled
eyed are
is Bella
fashions
is still w
backgro
t.
did' not
pose of s
nden tint
he land;
as they
tical, hr
nld be th
. • A girl
either
son, in e
ble to g
Hemet
g shre
ts, will
America
daughter
rt -sighted
y thong
selves.
la
I'
•
•
rite this ariticl
ying what I old
of every lath r a
viz., to educe e t
educate the Io
ad.winning pt/Su
-rule, and no It
should be tra ne
ead or hands, as
ine way or otilier
into the would'
ing for whic t
d, and knosin
ay in cash. ic
father who ail
this special tlirai
and cruel ma
t was ratherof
Some of -theW.
'ir
. So wi� some of th
hers and daughters oft in,
y, are so truly en rappo t t
nal comprehension is it
iciest regerd and the tr es
s on both sides, they di n
d each Other. The n bt
ee the daughter's disco tout
s and resents -it, or fai1s tie
id laugh at its possibil ty, a
sentimentalist who ma
there are dear,merry-h ar
young somen who ar a
lastic as bird on boughi or
Ii
a
liz
vo
he
ye
he
he
0
et
:
o diseont nted girls I
e is for y u one panace
O is onerefuge-Christ.
n told thie before? Do IYo
can find leo work worth1 th
ieve me, if not in your o
need go io further thaii
your own street, your Ow
over it waiting for you. N
do it so Perhapi n
do it at tall.' The gir o
it
d I say,
rk and
el you
y that
d ing ?
me,
own
to,
n else
e else
licit be
d with
if tol
appy who, without rese e
surrendiz, consecrates h
tv
.
. .
['HE HIT al
RE .T,ESTATEFOR .hAT;E.
-
.
,
,
ON 'EXPOE
• EAL hSTM E FOR SALE.
1
TWO FARMS IN Mil RRIS FOR SALF:.--For
'IL sa e, cheep, two i 'proved farms on the 5th
Done a:ion of Morr : One Shin 2 miles of
Brturse • and the other half a mile. Each 100
acres, . nd good. buildir • -. For eiticulars apply
to GE :ROE AR IISTR -.)NG, Br sae's. H868
'AR1 FOR SALE. -'or
sa: t1;'$i 2, East Wawanoeh.
perty ill be sold this
up an estate. It consias
land, about 145 hetes eleared
ings a d orchard. For
W. FA RAN, Clinton ,
c
l
sale. lLot 34, Concee-
This desirable pro-
summer, in order to close
of 200 acres of choice
; good farm bnild-
particulars apply to Vir•
. 0. 865
_
er = A
I il
31, co
seeded,
or pa,i
ANDREW
RE FARM
ot 30, and
cession
and in
ture -
GOVENLO
IN GREY
y toms,
86 acres,
good
a beaing
'hoe', and
. tticulars
P. 0.
Si -FOR
hornasI
by Mr.
steclasa
nd loved
ed soft
ries ooinplete.
o the preprieton
P0'
north
9, 3icKi
excelle it.
For fart
.FIR
part of
abut
bank b.
orch-rd
two
apply
WALT
S -a -LE
on John"43treet,
chnieht
3oo1e. `,1
cellar, s.x
kitchen.
water, a
SALE. -North half
half of n rah half of lot
IonMolit of this land is
conditi n for meadow
ter particulars apply to
K,Winthrop P. 0, 819t1
VARA
-a- ea,
tainin
fenced;
acres if
from s
ther
Brussels
SALE.-For.sale
Lot 5, -C
60 cleared
I and sta
; one
ion' Britssels.
on the Ipremiss,
EB GOVLOCI.
--L-For sale,
Seaforthneext
parsonage,
here is good
bedrooriteeparler
Also a
e ew stabile.,
For "wither
DeR )SS,'i
ncession
and
les, 68,45;
nd a half
-For
that ,
and l
stone
large We:lashed,
andstll
particulars
Seaferth.
on
8, con-
well
two
miles
fur-
or to
865
T_TOL
"ILI" property
to St.'
cupied
tion, fi
room :
hard a
necess
apply
eairable
door
now oc-
founda-
dining
other
830
FARM
Pari.
tainin
der is
watered
on the
house
to din
from I
partici
on the
boron
FOR
8 of
112 acres;
:seed hardwood
with a
premise.
nd a good
ches and
lyth at
hers apply
Sonth
h P. O.
SALT', IN HULLETT.
Lots 34 a id 35, Concession
80 a -Tee cicala;
# s sh. Soi
never f. ding opting
Fran e barn
you 4 ! orchard.
school , and is
d 10 tram Clinton.
to W LTER
part of :aid lots,
.
the
, t3lay. loam
creek
and steblos,
It is eenvenient
situated
For
CUNNINGHAM,
or to
- North
13, con-
remain-
well
rising
leg
4 miles
further
Londes-
799
FAR
C
are :cleared
a goo
mile fi
on tin
Belli -are.
prieto
FOR
, Tun:
:rid
frame
om the
grave
Wil
. CHA
SALE.- or sale, Lot 22,Cencession
el ry, co staining 91 acres ;
well fenced anolfwatered,
lionise a Id batn on it;
village o Wroxoter and
road 1 eaieg from Seeforth
be sold -heap. Apply to
eLES M TAVISH, Wroxeter
72 acres
and
one half
fronting
to
the Pro-
P. 0.
,867x8
TIM
W
con tai
black
miles
road 1
purch
on otl
Apply
P.O.
pROPERT
occup
able
besides
a
of Ian
It is I
er, an
will 1
Seale
ER L.
at half
• ing 50
ash, ce
f the
ading
se, c al
er farm
to the
JOHN
'
or sale,
ed by;!
welliti.
kitch
id held
and cinideral
in. st d
i will b
e rent
h P. 0
IS F.)
enher o'
conces
es sad
rame h
Reid us
or eol
urcha..r
_ ;'e cc
-ER.
NDS FIR
f Lot
I: CI es, in
ar and
own of S
'rem the
do sob:
proper
# udersi
eMJLl
n
IN H.
cheap,
e under
house
n, toget
and nift
•sirable
sold on
a Ap.
DAVI
SALE. -For sale, the
1, Concession 5, Mullett,
stly all well timbered with
pine. It is within seven
eforth, with a good gravel
place. Parties desiring to
giving a first mortgage
ye at 7 per cent; Interest.
ted, or address, Constance
IN. 868 -ti
RPURHEY FOR,
the properey at
igued There is a,
containing seven
ter with cellar, Woodshed,
water. There i:
le large and em:
eesidence for a ret
easy. terms. If
lv on the pre.s
McCULLOCH
SALE. --
present
comfort-
rooms
an acre
1 fruits.
red farm-
not sold
'sea or to
867 -ti
AR
S
20, Is
100 eel
Good
barns,
rente
sold i
the b•
FOWL
• SALE
en for .
-ion of
, about
use on
at outbt
en bloc,
may
-an rt main
OR TO RENT.
ale or to tent, lot
Uckersmith, con
mile west of
•ne farm, with
tidings on both.
but not separtely.
my one-third d
on m,orig
.
The sub
19 and
isting of
Seaforth.
orchards,
Will be
II
wn, and
e: WM.
873
FARM
Sale,
berry,
are cl.ared,
bush
underdrained
There
There
fruit.
a half
miles
mile
apply
Wrox
IN
so
contai a
a
and par
is a ge
is a spl
It is situated
miles f.
"rem W
f Sch
on the
ter P.
TURNB
th half oF
ing 154
d the b
swamp..
and in
od Iran
• ndid b'
o
in Bru'.
oxeter,
iolhouse.
: remises,
I.
.,RRY FOR SALE.
Lot 2, Concession
hcres, about 70
lance well timbered,
The cleared land
good state of cultivation.
e barn, and ldg
aring orchard
the gravel road seven
els, and two and
nd within -a quarter
For further particulars,
or to EDWARD PALMY...It,
I
:
-For
2,Turn-
of which
part
is well
house.
Of choice
and
a hall
of a
8734
FAR
Concessi
50 aer
state
house
put i i
2 mu -s
mile f
is a fi
masts #
ticula
S. P :
k FI)R
i
s,45 el
of cut
with fr
fall w o
frcm ii
om sch•ol,
e larm
able te
s erg
ILIPS,
SALE.
El 2, To
ared, we
ivation,
me addi
eat and
her Ki
cony
and 101
Is. Fo
re on-. th
Alliston
Being north
uship of
I drained
Outbuildings
ion. Possession,
o fall plowing.
men or Hensall,
nient to
. be sold
terms end
premises,
'.0.
FOR SALE.
2, McKillop,
are cleared,
well fenced,
ation. There
-bank
pd other
a large
two never
ed to grass.
forth and
. It is ode
s -in the
the proprietor
slsewhere.
IP. O. WM.
:
half ef Lot 25,
Bay, cOntaining
and iis a good
good. Log
given to
i Situated
one half
churches. This
cheapl and on
furrer par-
or a dress, B.
I 872
l'
-For Sale,
e otaining
fc from
cle n and in
is a good
barn wi h stone
neees ary out-
orchar of the
faith g wells.
Th s farm is
a gr vel road
of th best and
toweishi and will
as pur-
Appl on the
ALI MESON.
[ 1 866 -ti
± 1
VARI+
-1-;
102 a ores
attire as,
a hig
frame
stabil
buildi
choic.st
There
withi
running
most
be sold
chased
premires
IN i I
ot 29, ceneessio
01
nnde
state
house
g und
s gs. There
fru
are 6u
two ml's
past
productive
reasonably,
a larger
or to
KILL°
which 9
drained,
of culti
snd larg
rueath,
is
a and
acres set.
of se
the plac
far
as
farm
Seaton
1
MPROVED
hall
containing
cleared,
being
well fenced
barn
a coneforlabla
good
ings.
pleasently
well 'adapted
falloW,
suit pis:reliesa
cheer/ully
LOR,
of Lot
100
free
work de
w
40 x 60
joothotne
The
8i
man
:
gi
Brussel:
FARM
24, on the
acres)
from noxious
by ma+inery.
I h cedar
feet, ne
frame h
and al
.remisesi
'rated a
i Or grain
red and
All I
If
en by the
P. 0., Or.
-I '
R SALE.-Bereg North
5th Concession bf Morns
eighty-five of Which are
weeds, and capable ol
The prboperty It
and contains a new frame
" frame shed Nix 50 feet,
th:e with seven rooms, a
other necessary outbuild-
are in excelleT repair
d well Watered and aro
or stocka Large, summer
ady for seed. ITerms te
irther particular s will bo
proprietor. 301N TAY
i 868x$
G°4
Ring
value
Lot SQ,
taininr
frame
well
the g
Bruss
fence
-Lot
of H
and f
part
and
from
apply
JENNI
Seim,
FA ' MS FOROALE.--In
he affa i's of the
ton, th execute
le Ian • for s
Cone: alien 5,
90 ac es. On
barn vi ith stone
nd p up. Ne
avel ro. d closelyl
Is. -71 is farm i
and i a good e
4, Con ' ession 5,
ron, co staining
ee of s umps, to
ood haedwood, p
half Hiles fropi
gravel mat,.
,to 7 los, KELL
as, 1; ictoria
Maple Lodge
,
order to dos(
estate di the late W. G
s offer the following very
Ie. First -North half ta
Township of Merris, con
this let is erected a gOOtj
foundation, gol orchard
ly al cleared, nd is on
adjoining the village 01
a valuable one is well
ate of cultivation Second.
ownehiplof Gre , county
t 0 acres, 10 acre cleared
ance well timbered with
ne and cedar. It is three
Brussels, and lone mile
iFor prices and terms
, Brussels P. O., HENRY
quare P. 0., or JAMES
. O., Middlesex County.
' 868
A
Th •
ing a
lage of
good-
stock
shops
wood-
black
the a
busin
good
fast.
on th;
BOB a
PLE DID B
under': gned offers
id Wag n makin
Egm• ndville, ttpgether
1 of the busi
of iron ::nd lumber.
one fo blacksm
sorkins. 7 her
reith k, op. Th'
st agri tiltaral
ss has leen cots,
la an wit 1 some c
The be•t reasons
premi:es: or ad
RT EU LT ON.
S1NESS CHANCE.
or sale his Blacksmitn
,establishment in
with the tools
ess; also a considerable
There are two
thing and the
are three fire e
is in the centre
istrictsi in Canada.
lished thirty years
pital can make
given foe selling.
resS K: el ond '
l: • :
the vil-
and
large
other for
in the
Of one of
The
and a
money
Apply
e P. 0.
A '
S
•
TOG:rGO,DERYBELF
PO0eiBI.$:t0e°.s4COND
C&BIN
Anchor
paid free
Ireland.
For
apply
GREE
OfIlee
:
CHOR
U.
il from
GLASC
WARD
Line
of 4harge
passag
to HEINi)ERBOitI
, NE
Seafor
t . MAIL
Pier 20 Na
Every El:
OW VIA
ATE80•;A88isE
$40.
$28.
STEAM
rth Rive,
turday, f
LONDO
STEERGE,
PREP
y
HIPS
New
r
DEBBI.
ST01'
, $21.
lowest
, Scotrnd
of Tours,
ILE, 7
icKSON,
.
s
E.
York,
ER'
LIV,,,
OUT-
,
,
rates are
and
&c.,
130WLitno
Post
8.32
•
Drafts
in
, Cabin
Yoan,
.,.
•
' . mad at
Englan
ens, Boo
BBOTRI
or to 8.
_
'TOR. • ,
fo
an
Pr
as
• :
se
Be
fo
fiv
Su
st
Ca
de
di
an
SU
di
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po
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st
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of
re
Jaw--1A:Vcr
FTHE TO,ISHIP OF TucKEItsmrtil, 1884
•
A by-law to provide for draining parts of the Town hip of Tuckersinith, an;
borrowing on the credit of the municipality the sumj of Twenty-one Hundred
o;. i.,. Dollarsand Thirty cents (02162_30), fo Completing the seine
nage, have petitioned the Council of the said Toweship Tuckersmith
ting forth that, (1) "Ithe following lands, namely ; Lots numbers nine, eightl
en, six, five aMoi three, in the Sixth Concession; lots nnmberslseven, six, five
r, three, two and, one in the Seventh Conoession ; the north halves of lots six
, four, three, two and one in the Eighth Concession, all of the Huron Road
vey of said townshiP,, would be greatly benefitted by, and require the con-,
action of a ditch or 'drain, to enable the several owners thereof properly tel
tivate the same. (1) the concession road between the sixth and seventh con
sions, in front of Iota six and seven, and the side road between lots five an
, in the seventh and eight coneessions, would be gr
oh or drain, and praying that the said Council would
proceedings under the Consolidated Municipal A
ceeding sections, and in chapter 34, R. S., O., to havo
oh or drain made by a Provincial Land Surveyor, a
in the above a ts directed at the earliest moment."
whole rateable property in the said
for the Period of ten years after the date
of the final passing of this by-law, dur-
ing whiCh the said debentures have to
run.
Townsh p of Tuokerstnith, in each year,
visionally adopted he Twenty -Sixth day of August, . D., 141. TAKE, NOTICE
Whereas, a majority in number of the owners, as s Yen by the last revise That the foregoing is a by-law provision-.
essment roll, of the property hereinafter set forth be benefitted by the ity of the
the 26th
rson in-
to make
It of the assessment, ie required
notice of such complaint, and
ic and matter thei f. to the
ed Clerk of the m
on or be ore the twentieth day of Sep -
feint will
Revision,
irty days
It, 1884, of
ly to have
t thereof,
s.ys after
e a notice
And, whores
de by H.1B.
e, of the said
imatee of the -Work to be made by the s
nut to be made by him of the real propert
•ting as nearly as he can the proportion t benefit w
derived in coneequence of such drainage, by every roa
lot, the said aseessment so made. and the report of the
pect thereof, and of the said drainage, be
the Reeve an 4 Couocillors of the Tow -wrap of Tuck,er nith.
atly benefitted by sal
take the neceseary step
It, 1883, election 570, and
a proper survey of said
d Otherwise to procee
, thereupon the sail Council procured an exa
oudfoot, Esq., P. L. S., b ing a person compete
ocality proposed to be draped, and hap also pro
id H. B. Proudfoot,
to be ben' fitted b
i la, in
d and
aid H.
1ng as follo s
ination to be
t for such purl
urea plans and.
and an assess -
such drainagei
is opinion, will
lot, or portion
. Prondfoot
GENTLEMEN: In compliance with your iestructions I have •0 ade the exam -
in tions, plans, estimates and assessment required b Sec. 570, Chap. 18
St tutes of Ontario, 1883, of the lands in CeIncessions and 8, Huron Roa
Sirvey, in the Township of Tnckersmith, Which you p p se dr ining, and hay
th honor to submit the following report : I I found t at the 1 lid in questio
w rid be rendered valtiable, which it is no # at present,e haling a drain or
dr ins to carry off the surplus water. The lower thre
dr in is Iodated as nealrly as possible in the bel of the
to be model very deep in places, in order to Secure the
co cession 6, immediately adjoining the concession rodand the land to the
so th of the eaild road,1which for some distance is per ec ly leve
li e between the east and west halves of T.,4 t No. 3, in t e 7th
ac mint of the Water om both the sixth end eighth c n essions
th above tract,; I fon d it necessary to litY; out a bra oh drain, running in
so th-easterly Lind eas erly direction, to cat4h all the w telt. from the rear of the
fi t three lots in the s venth and eighth concessions, whitbranch drain extenda
to the town line .betw en Tuckersmith an , Hibbert, in the County of Perth,.
T e main drain corn ences on the line bet eon the east nd west halves of Lot
N .9, in the sixth concession, where said line is inte se, tied by the old water
course or creek and extends in a general south-east lY by southerly direction,
fo lowing as nearly as possible the old wate course -and the drain S already made,
to the concession road between concessions 6 and 7, near Where it is intersecte
b the line between Lots 6 and 7, thence tO:about the c n re of he east half ef
L t 6, in the seventh Concession ; thence p allel to th concessio road to a ehOA
di:tame east of the lie between the east a d west h vee of Lt No. 5; thence
so a th-easterly across tie east half of Lot . 5; thence parallelto the emcee: -
8i in road, across the est half of lot No. 4, here the branch frona the south half,
c lled section A on th accompanying plan, profile and schedule, enters the nisi
ii
ala? thence down tie line between the ast and west halves of Lot No. 4;
It once parallel to the oncession road, acro s the east half of Lot No, 4; thence
al ng the line between Lots 3 and 4; th nee parallel to the concession road
a roes the west half of Lot No. 3 ; thence ong the line' on the east and west
sides thereof, between4the east and. west helves of Lot No. 3, to the road between
it
c ncessipn 6 and 7; t e branch drain fromkthe junction evith t e main drain is
o the line between t e.east and weatehal es of Lot No. 4; then e south-easterly
t the drain previously dug by Messrs. Mc aughton aed Kyle, hich it follows
td about the line between the east and wee halves of Lot No. , in the eighth
concession; thence nertherly to a short d stan.ce from the bli d line between
concessions 7 and 8, which it follows to the town line between Tackersmith and
: ibbert. There is in all nearly 1,106 rods bf drain to be dug or deepened, con-
It:ining about 13,545 ctibie yards.
I have estimated the whole cost as $2,162.30, $100 of which as been alloW-
e for the deepening or widening of the present water course, elow or north -
w sterle from the point of commencement of the dit h proper cross the weSt
h of Lot 9 and the east half of Lot 10, in the sixth onoession, in order to give
a outlet for the'evate from the main ditch ; $200 of the tot cost has been
c arged to the roads enetitted: and the r baaining $1 962.30 hale been assessed
1
a ainst the lands bene tted, as shewn on It e annexed table.
Assessment on la ds affected by drain;.
1
ally adopted by the municipa
Township of Tuckersmith,
day of ugust, 1884. Any
terested having any complain
in melee
to give
the cau
undersig
tember,
be haves
to be he
from th
1881, and such comfp
igated. by a Court of
d not later than t
29th day of Aug*
which nOtice will be given.
Any person intending to ap
the said By -Law, or any p
quashed must, within ten dl
the final passing thereof, ser
in writing upon the Reeve ana upon the
Clerk of the municipality, of his inten-
tion to Make such applicatior for that
Township of Tuckersmith.
Toronto during the sittings next en-
puTrpAolcse t:NtohTe IFICiEghC
,
suing the: final passing of .the
WM. XcCONNELL, Clerk
thoautrttolife juCsotuicret' aotf
_ By -Law.
of the
Revision, for the hearing of appeals
from assessment under the foregoing
Hot-cLeasswi:ocn8, ait
will be held at Kyle's Hot -431,
S., on Monday, the
22nd day of September, 1884, at the
I hour of : ten &clock in the forenoon.
' WM. Ale:CONNELL, Clerk of the
Township of Toeketemith. *
tlaeter of a mile of the ,
Water ourse, and hae I
f the land id.
mage
1, that is,lee the
concession. On
emptying in
I,
Ii
C ficeseion. Lot or part Acree. Value of Ini-
of Lot. provements.
0
A
:
a
0
6 3
6 EI 4
6 W:_k 4
6 5
6 Si 6
6 EA: 7
6 WI?
6 8
6 Ef 9
6 W4 9
7' 1
7 2
7 H E13
31
7 N. W. 8
7 E. 4
7
7
W. A: 5
6
W.47
E. 7
N. 11
7
7
7
7
8
8
N.E. 121
N. 4 3 JI
8 N.H. tel 25
8 N.W.,* 4 25
8 N. 4 5 50
8 50
100 $ 68 40
50 840
50 51 80
100 58 14
50 71 82
50 30 78
60 27 36
100 51 30
50 23 94
50 684
100 75:24
100 51 30
75 41 04
25
50
50
50
50
-100
64 72
116 28
102 60
102 60
102 60
287 28
50 78 66
50 95 76
50 51 30
75 8420
17-10
23 94
51 30
171 00
To Cover Irt
terest for 10
years at five
per cent.
$ 2354 6250
21.97 0170
1855 3891
13 68
2531279 6649652275
20 .52
27 36
58 14
51 80
51 80
51 30
148 64
43975 88 61
2 5
17 10
81 65
1 97
25 65
85 50
Taal spepial Annual assess -
t18 06;
rte,1 meat dlour7in7g 10
years for eseh
41 26
yea0r.
513
8 72
770
12
107 713
461' 462
41 04
4 10
1 3712° 9829;16 11 29
770
859
103-
769D 779
6156 616
8 21
17 44
15 39
15 39
15 89
43 09
11 80
14 36
7 70
sq es
174 42
153 90
156 90
14533, 9092
117 99
14864.
76 95
5130 513
26 25
85 91
78 95
256'60
257
3 59
r 7 70
26 65
7 & 8 5 & 6 Side 1. 1 nee
7 & 8 Concession I : ''''' 200
And, whereas, said Council are of opinion that th drainage of the locality
scribed is desirable. I [
Be it, therefore, enacted by the said M nicipal Co oil of the said Township
Tuckersmith, pursiant to the provisi4 of "The Consolidated Municipal
t 1883." (18t) That the said report, pans and e timate be adopted, and the
id drain and the werks connected therewith, be made and constructed in
cordance therewith (2nd) That the eeve of he said Township may
rrow on the -credit o tie Corporation of the said Township of Tuckersmith,
e sum of $2,162. 0, being the funds heceseary f r the work, and may issue
bentures of the Cor or tion oi the said Township of Tuckersmith to that
ount, in sums of nc It 1 ss than $100, each, and pays k within ten years from
e date thereof, With interest at the rate 0 five per c ntuna , per annum, which
terest shall be pIayal lel:)n the first day of ecember, in each, year, at the office
the Treasurer of th said Municipality. Such debeiatures to be payable at the
ce of said Treasure , and to have attaci Id to them Coupons for payment of
terest. (3rd) That or the purpose of pa lug the sn of $,92.3O, being the
ount charged again t the said lands so i be ben fitted as aforesaid, other
an lands or roads b longing to the Muni e polity, ant to cover interest thereon
ten years at the rate ef five per centuml er annum the folio ' g special rata
or and above all oth r rates, shall be asse led and lefed in th same manner
d at the same timed as taxes are levied upon the undermentioned lots, and
ts of lots, and the amount of the said special ra es and interest assessed ae
Iresaid, against each Lot or part of Lot rpspectively shall be divided into ten
ual parts, and one such part shall be assessed and levied as aforesaid, in each
ar for ten years after the final passing of this By -L w, during which the said
bentnres have to run.• 1
cession. Lot or part Acres. Value of Ira- To Cover In Total pe is! Annual 4ssesEi-
of Lot. provements. terest for 10 r te, meat during 10
years at five years for each
per cent.year.
6 3 100 $ 68 40 $ 34 20 - $102 60 $10 26'
6 E. I 4 50 84 20 17 10 N. :1 5 13
W. 4 4 50 51 30 25 65 7 713
' 6 ; 100 58 14 29 07 i37 21 8 72
8.46 50 71 82 35 91 1)7 73 '1077
E. I 7 50 80 78 15 89 17 4 62
100 51 80 25 65 116 a 7.'70
W. 4 7 " 50 27 36 13 68 4 10
8
E. 4 9 60 23 94 11 97 85 91 3 59
W. 49 50 6 84 3 42 10 26 1 03
1 100 75 24 87 62 112 86
_ 11 29
2 100 51 80 25 65 76 95 7 70
t
S. W. I 3 f 75 61 56 6 16
N. W. i 8 25
E. 4 4 50
W. 4 4
E. 4 5 50
W. 4 5 to
6 100
7 W.7 60
7 E. 4 7 60
8 N, 1 0 4 1 •
8 N. E. # 2 , 25
8
8 N. W..; 2 1 1 75
N. 4 3 t
B N. E. i 4 25
8 N. W. i 4 1 25
8 N.15 l 50
8 N. 4 6 t 60
s
II
is
a
fo
a
at
ci
Co
(4t
as
th
on
le
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
50
8
&S 6 & 6 Side ),_ nee e
Is) 7F4o8r thceopnuc'esrpsioosen payingthMeusum of $200, being the total amount assessed
aforesaid against the said roads of the toad municipality, and to cover interest
eon for ten years, at the rate of five per centum Per annum, a special rate of
-seventh of one mill in the dollar shall, over and above all other rates, bP
"ed (in the same nettnner and at the game time as taxes are levied) upon the(
41 04 20 52
54 72
116 28
102 60
102 60
102 60
287 28
78 66
95 '76
51 30
85 50
3420
17 10
23 94
51 30
171 00
27 36
58 14
51 30
51 30
51 30
143 64
89 83
47 88
25 65
42 75
17 10
8 55
11 97
25 65
85 50
02 08
174 42
153 90
353 90
163 90
430 92
117 99
148 64
16 95
128 25
01 80
25 65
a591
76 95
256 50
8 21
17 44
15 89 I
1589 1
15 39
43 09 I
11 80
14 36 I
.'7 70
12 83 --
5 13 1
2 57 7
359 1
770
25 65
MCQUEEN, executor, 3.iumley i'. 4,1h or ii.
ELLIOTTo Solicitor, Exeter P.O. 873-13
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RE .T,ESTATEFOR .hAT;E.
VARM FOR
-a- 95 aerres;
9th concession
county of
stumps. *there
house and
adjoins the
further particulese
premises, lor
SALE. -For sale a is
being composed of lot
of the township of
Huron, mostly cleared a
is a bank barn 54x*
two good wells. The ab
it coi pOt at a village of 33 :ussels.
apple to D. DOB
to Brussels P. 0.
is containing
o.
rey,
a
;
#ve
ON,
2, in the
in the
Lee from
a brick
property
For
on the
857
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,
-For
and lot,
town of
acre of
on it.
with
and Soft
Apply
MRS.
855
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H OUSE: FOR SALE OR TO
-lea- sale or to rent, a dwelling Iroise
south of 4te railway track, adjoining
Seaforth. , There is three quarters o
land, all Well fenced; aleo a good o
The house is connerdieus and co •
a good cellar and weodshed ; also he
water con rerient.; Will be sold el
on the remises to the undersis
W. T. AI ENS. .
RENT.
the
an
shard
oreable,
id
cap.
med.
VARM
L Township
acres cleared
the balance
premises ii
stables, also
rifles fro4i
Railway,
tied 6 milles
particulars
Cranbrook
OR SALE. -Lot 20, C
Of I Grey, containing
at 0 in a laird state
is well timbered. The
good fl -sine house, log b
a geed beating urchird.
Eth•1 Station On the -6-
one mile from the village Of
from Pru-sels. For terns
spplente VALENTINE
P.O., Out.
or cession
102
f cultivation,
'e
rn
eat
and
FORESTER,
12,
acres, 60
is on the
and frame
It is 2
Western
Cranbrook
furthest
864-13
VARM /N
-L: 50 acres
which are
under drained.
Is situated
Brussels.
and a goal
shed and
ph m, e.:r
It is one
Apply to
cess.on 3 i
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MoK1LLOP FOR SALE.
of lot 20. concession 18,
cleared, free from stn
No beteer laud in
al ontantlf way between
It is well fenced. I here uls
frame barn and ire
a good orchard planted I
and cheny trees in good
and a pruner miles east from
ROBERT MehLILLA.N,
McKillep, or to Box 165, seatoxth
,
-The south
45 acres of
ps and well
the county.
eaforth and
a log house
e stable and
with apple,
caring order.
Leadbury,
ot 33, Con-
P.O.
834
VARM FOR SALL-North hell of
-- ca.sion 8, Morris, containing 101
which are cleared and nearly free
There are on the premises a good Ice
frame stable, two never failing well-
cellent orchard of almost two hundred
trees, all bearing. The -farm is
situated, being oply two and a half
Brussels and thirteen from Seafort
ther particulars apply to F. S. SCO
or to RICHARD LEES, Lindsay.
let 29, con'
acres 40 of
rom stamps.
house and
and an ex-
fruit
conveniently
miles from
s. For fur-
T Wined's,
841
VARM
-a-; For Sale,
ersmith,
cleared;
is a good
There is *
It is convenient
in five miles
good gravel
further particulars
Seaforth
IN 1UCKERSMITH FaR
lot 24, concession 3, :
Contaieleg 100 acres, 85 if
the remainder is haraleveod
brick house and frame
splendid orchard and pie s
to school and chic..It
of Seaford' and six of
toads leading to both
apply on the p.emises
P.O. ROBERT IdoVET '
SALE.-
. R. S. Tuck-
which am
bush. There
outbuildings.
ty , of water.
is with-
linton, with
places. Fos
or to
. 851
VARM IN
•a -r on reasonable
McKillop
85 are cleared,
and in a good
small orchard
is a spring
good frame
and post
with a good
particulars
concession
McKERACHER.860
-FARM IN
J.- Sale,
Road, Tuckersmith,
65 of which
and in a
balance
brick house
ling underneath,
of water,
This farm
two miles
from Seaforth,
p rietor has
Land Agent,
field.
McKILLOP FOR SAT
terms, lot 12,
containing 100 acres, of
well under -drained
state of cultivation.'
and plenty of good Witter.
creek running through t
buildings. Convenient
office, and within five mil
gravel road all the way.
apply to the proprietonj
6, or to Beechwood P. CY.
.
E. -For salt
coacession 4,
which about
well fenced
There is a
There
ie place. Also
to schools
of Seafoxth,
For further
on lot 13,
ROBERT
:
TUCKERSMITH FOR
cheap, the McCartney fa
containing 125
are cleared, underdrainel,
fi:st class eitaee of cultivation.
is splendid pasture land.
and new bank barn with
also a good orchard
and is within half a mile
is beautifully situated, and
of the village of 13rucefield,.
and will be sold che .
gone to Kansas. Apply te
Seaforth, or to WM. 84
SALE. --For
I, on the Mill
apres, ahout
well fenced
The
There is a
stone stab-
and plenty
of a School.
is within
• a fourunles
p as the pre-
A.STRONG,
OTT, Broca.
869-4
VARld FOR SALE. --For sale, tie:
-a- lot 7, concession 12, Hallett, containing
acres about 40 of which are cleared
acres,
free stumps and in a high stet s
tion. There is a good frame barn, 'wo
and a never failing spring creek r i
the placee Is within a quarter of ' .
school and is convenient to markets
gravel road running past the place.
particularis address Harlock P. 0.,
lot 6, concession 12, Mullett. T
Proprietor.
east half of
50
well fenced,
of claim.
orcharda
ing through
mile of a
&c. A good
For farther
or apply on
:OS. AMOS,
861
VARM FOR SALE. -For sale,
first-Olass land, being lot 12 and
of lot 13, 4oncession 9, Itichillop ; 1
ed and inla good state of cultivation
neainder ood hardwood bush. Th
urider-dri ned, well fenced, two
never fai ing spring creek; franie
stable an log barn, two corefortabilog
.1
and two c chards, It is convenien
and chur res. Is eight miles from
eight fro a Walton_ For further
apply on the premises or to R
Winthrop P. O.
60 acme of
the east hall
4 acres clear-
; the nee
land is well
wells and a
barn and
houses,
to schools
,Seaforth and
particulars
G. ROBS,
862
VARM 11011.
-1; and 1,Conceasioni8,
taining 76
stumps a
all wvll u
the prerai
large bearing
ated two
Walton, I
with good
Schools and
particular
P.O. b:1S.
SALE. -For Sale, pari
township
acres, 70 of which are cleated,
d in a good state of culti
derdrained and fenced.
s a good log house and
orchard and a good well.
and a half miles from t
from Brussels and 12 Jr
gravel roads leading t
churches convenient.
e apply on the Premises o
A.MeMILLAN.
of Lots II
p1 Grey, con-
free from
ation.- It is
here are on
barn, also *
It's situ-
village of
in Seaforth,
each place:
For further
to Walton
87041
rpW0 G
-a- _Th4n
for sale, i4
of the late
cession 3,
acres, 80 acres
state of caltivation.
of thedcestfruit,ndto
brickhoce.seeond_Lot
Township
cleared, well
of cultivation.
acres, a latge
driving shed,
It is about
and HensalL
and will be
of payment
OD FARMS IN USBORNEFOR
executors offer the folloWing
order to close the affairs
Andrew MAI'. First -
Township of Ueborne, co
cleared, well fenced, a
There are six aer
:
of Usborne,coutaining 100 anrea
under -drained, and in a
There is a -good orchard
brick house, also two bans,
all frame. School on o
three miles to the town
These farms adjoin
sold together or separately.
easy. For perticulars apply
, a
S A Tan
lands
Of the estate
t 30, Con-
taining 160
d in a good
s of orcherd
verfailinfsprings.:epropertycontaiiaomfortab
ncessiont
85 acres
high state
of four
stables,
pmite lot.
of Exeten
each other,
Tenni
to JOHN
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MCQUEEN, executor, 3.iumley i'. 4,1h or ii.
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