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. rains te, prodOos a ii1.04*-
tounerativo oar of wheat.
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t theme muoh
Tho wheat crop is too often a greviOus
simplt hems° little orp
4.1),.„47 ,00910Yea. cUlti.V101.011.
"WROUflentla upon thousands Of sores of
cgtooliontiontv are appropriate:1 to OW%
every.seition;sndilie yield Of grain fer
note not ono -fent -0i as large, RS it
. *odd be if the tillers soil would
only :employ' more brairis,,aud smaller-
: %InwtlAyoticteh olOWEit101!aa are only re.
quirea, io. make •Otraw. ,Oeonienally
farinok is met. with who • relies largely.
on, tbe`e$ortey Of Ilreinepthe .legitireate
roult of Which is his well -tilled ground
Yields, from forty. to fifty Imehtdtrotflq
..grain Per acre, 14?Order: to . cultitaitt
Wheat with amOoese WO limit Wove a.Cer-,
'reqt •underatandinbt. .of the • habits of
,growing ftefiftlie'02,;Skiin.
foolrdsii.,4!t!ofo!iltaitti,g49:,r!Itsicionttilluit9lip,e, n9044.? of
the firat and most important considera.
wheatioU
trotinOtion of onperior POO.. $cect. of
prime quality will often make a .4liter.
mice of mere than one-half in the crap.
\
Grain that bus not been saved with
reference to seed is seldom: suitilliO for
89Wing; The • seed of wheat should he,
pelected,. asherted, and ,picked
ever 'for ceyeral'Onceessive seasons for
the purpoie' deVeleping the prellAce4y
, , . .
et- prsoditetire babit-of the variety. The
farmer who sows the gi obi bf_snisll •anct,
haltmaturecl ears 'can never expobt' to
, DOSS forty:1,401k, et.Plump grain per
acre, Untold nunthers of farmers havo
all their. wheat thrashed by 'machine
• and stored in one bin, from whichtbeir
• seed is:taken,: Akiike *ill cliv* Pto-
(luck like; CS well In the 'Vegetable no ;in
tha animal kingdom,- SO he who ;adopts
. each -a practice With hilriTeed:Wheat mayalways ox1wct to reap uusnt.isfaotory
-
harvests.
. There is.no•plant of a higher
order :in the vegetable- .kingdoin than
wheat. . While many other growing
pants have the power of developing
fertility out of the indurated • Clods of
--impoverished :laid; the plant"food for
growing Wheat must be thoroughly pre-
pared 'for the 'slender and, delicate roots,.
• otherWise the crop .irif grain:Will prove
to be an impressive failure. • .'There i are,
. a few' elements of fertility which nust
-be_cleveloped_ii2.thOioiLsothWthe, rich
particles will be free to be taken. up by.
the sporigibles of tho roots.' Oraviing
wheat. must have a sea; in which there
is a generous supply of phosPhorie :acid.
'Thero mit. be • also sulphate if, lime,.
animOnigteal salt, and potash, all'in"snclf-
a condition that the -roots Of Wheat may_
apprili&te these fertitizingelements to,
the growth and development °fa bounti-
ftil crop of grain., A drop or 'wlioot.
will take. a large quantity of ammonia,
potash, land phospherie acid ' from the
'soil. the tiller -of the. soil must
-pursue-sechn-systens-47-11naaagentent
as will tend to develop these elenrenta
in the soil. There is perhaps no Other
'crop that will develop More itinnionia
out of the 'unfertilelsoirthin 'red clover
-plants, whiCh, when thordecay,-fttridsli
an-abundence of the. best of plant food
for growing wheat. • •
There must be in the son a wilier:one
supply_ of these elements of • fertility
that will not•only _make a Artightk.. and
'itifirstraw,-h-ut which every 'ear.
with large plump grain.. Tbis end. can
. be accomplished- only :by the proper -
management of:the soil for several sue;
cesaive seasons before an attempt: is
made to produce a crop of wheat..
‘. When one desires to rains Wheat, the
•soil-inust be worked, ploughed, harrow=
' ed, and rolled if necessary, • 'and a crop
of smile sort must be grown on
ground. This practice must be -followed,
up for -several successive seasons before'
the seed- for a crop rof wheat- is•Pirt. in.
But the reside= of 04).01.0pr:thee prof..
duced Ixtust not • all )39 npi-Aiod to some
other ground, . , fiold that pro-
duces a crop, no --matter what, alretild
, receive . in retirtn for that crop:a .fair
equivalent, in the form of some valtutble
fertilizing eleirients: Thus, by plough,
ing, harrowing, and cnitivating the soil
and producing crops of...eo.me soft on it
fora few years, the fertilising eleniente.
will be !developed to such an extent that
'wheat may be raiaed with. profit. As a
general rule, farmers dO not work 7the
ground half as much as would be profft,
able, especially for wheat. A.-tnellow
aoil only is net the thing to be•desired
in wileat" culture although melloWness:
and Mat itiy are 'desirable, provided the
essential' inorganic elementa of. fertility'
abound in the seed -bed,' One of the.
moat economical wals for. a farmer to
raise Wheat with profit is to adopt a sys•
tamer mixed husbandty,!Md raise Indian.
corn, oats', barley and reit clover, teed
all these. crops to sheep- or neat 'cattle„
save the"manureviitl.caie, and apply
it judioiouely to his fields. The Man.
ure Of fattening sheep, or. of fatteilifig
cattle abounds largely m all thote
Wising elements *Ala are easentiatto
prepare the land •,for Oro p of
wheat. This cereal must be grown in a
soil that has been,a0mistomed. to produae
(Mope Of grain, grass and 'nIOVer.
goon eit a soil has been se ArnprOVecl by
tillage by being-. Worketl and by pro-.
dneind large 'crepe of c00; Oitta and ted
clover, it Will be Safe to attemet.tdraibe
a crop of wheat. If will be labor lot,
in a great measure, , to attempt t� raise
wheat -where the soil has 22orbeen rem,
dered generously fertile with rieh man-
ure: Straw. manure vrill sabservd:
the; ptuieore. :wheriiittitttes, With
straw, and' ploughs then his land tint!
Ondet Will be remunerated with a beauti-
ful OtOP Of We* and but a Wegre yield
of iteifti..-4. 2rockl at ZolL.rivic
Parrar'a eta .„ ,
•
Ocean Despatching
An ocean hoMing bird, of great.deell-
itt intelligeriee and spirit has been
fmuuSht Itteland,which files at the Speed
otisointteiiiii tour, and itt abio to find
its keille Cerettfitlit land from any part of
the:habitable world. A Pair of these
birds (Ale* days Aga trouot aesputobos.
from Faris to a lonely spotin a Wild
ani reek! oi Kent, Within ten
miles tindons itt 011e an4 hilt hours,
Press carrier pigeon's took life despatch.
eaten to the city, the whole distancefrom
Paris to London, by 'actual paircelliilocle
of notiVeyellee being done tolibin ,Oh0
and a half ,hotars. If the experiments
at proio0 holing tuna° in training and
04110141g dont 'continuos stmocaditl,lt,ls
liOpectly-neltsummor to eutabligh a,
daily tutillatoro ceesn mali between
Amato* and Europe, tho wholo dittartoo
to be tretetied betworeuurfee
la' I bit ittlrliti iti
The 1001114 -
At late Statalitir in theEd, khoro
rlf4,90 vbitt) tkCV °WNW. AZ
were lihret, an. either Ilarkehire'eriNS,
liex. At the largest of the Weatern
State retro, that of Illinois, nearly
the hogs Were black, or black 4E4 :white.'
This would seem to indicate the rapid
growth Of the black breeds in publie fa-
vor, and cif these the boOksliite takes the
1444. M well indireetly as directly, for
in the Poland throes of the West is mien
in the, majority of cases, the 13erliehire•
blood greatly predgMbniting.• • :' The
Borkshire hitS been inniticsirefidry, bred.
for,many year, AtartIng from out was
originally 0.1arge breed, possesses many
good points, i)211:1" Of a Week and .'Wlinte•
and yellow colon, The improvement Of'
thir old Derhsbire ho was begun in
England by Loci P4.71„1"toni_l_r49 died
in 1820, and -"Meat Of the beat beide now
rtrace, hack to thus origrsal unproved
herd. . Bycarefulbreeding the yellow-
qolor Int% been gotten rra:_qc „and, ,*the
white been confided to the feet, a ,opot
between the eyes, and in some estee's a
faW,:•Whiee hairs pearthe shoulderei
al-
thltgh therenro herds in whtehthen*.
Ins t white Marimare entirely bred out.
Tho, Berkshire, es•we 'now him, is a mo-
derately large hog) with a smoothirettad
earease, broad across the:ah.ouldero, with
well developed and round hamS, a 1011g1
deep fl4014 'very fine, small, belly legs
and feet, short ,faee,and snout; and cov-
ered with a' geed c,oat, Of long; silky,'
black hair.: In many good Berkshires
tho bluish or slate:colored tint and. thin
'hair of the Neapolitan hog vhich has'
been'erossed upon it, is: very conspien-
olis ; but it is a question if the -blaek,,
well -haired animal is not the, mere vig-
orous and thrifty sort: One of the chief
obaracteristios of the,13erkiiiiire .is the'
evenness with which it. breeds. At the
in- the breeders' yard;
whole -litters may be Sebethat scarcely
varyfrom 'etioli-etheit;. Una- hardly to be
distinguished ono from .11,-oother in
ap-
pearaiice, and, Pen after pen May be ex-.
amined without any 'marked 'variation,
excepting in those dheis ii whieh, as
already noted, the Neapolitan cress is
apparent: • After fifty' years of carefal
breeclilla• this.is not more than might
ho expected, and tho. result appteara in
an aninral' which,: on the whole, ' prob-
ably the most profitable to the breeder,
thnkeder, the briteher,.and the picker..
-Thereieno-pigIthat.ivOno. re.4-irseful.-4
the -man, Who keeps but one; and more
to the- farmer who feeds, a hundred if
the -11MQ.1.12.t. of Meat in proportion to ,tho,
fqedconsurned innonsidereci., There is
morn- lean iti proportion i to fat thanin.
-inost Other, if not in. .all other breeds,:
and the bone and' offal' ere very 11.04.
Tho .black is not Only skin, deep;
but • the • cider gee in the outer Skin,
which is all reinnVed by Rattling,
and n.Berkshire harmia not to bedis-
tiUguished from that Of a white hog if
:the hair has not:been left on to tell, the
•story., It is no littleotislence olio good
qualities that the 'Berkshire had:become
SQ rapidly popular, in spite of the pre-
judice against its color, :ad to Supplant;
a1eng_Lwitli-the-geseii-741--.the White
'Weeds at One Of :the most prominent
Eastern $tate'fairs.--47iome gowns/. -.
Varieties.
What is ;the best thin . to hold: when
yourget out of temper ?.:TYour tongue.
A youth valled.at the printing office
One day, and, after'watching them .,set
type awhile,: said- tc(One ,of the typos
," Yon use a, heap o' four -penny nails 1"
"Ma,"Obiserved- Blobb's little child
reflectielY the other night as the' "first
stars carne ont, " clOn't jou think that
when those -stars vvis'akle that way. they
must tielact the angels'. feet 1"
" I'in.two.yearonlder- than said
'a little girl to st New Bedford boy,' tin;
other -day. -f Well, I den't, care," 'wail
_the, reply.;" goinet9"_Wear.•
soon and that you'll never ..do.".
"Itents have risen," was ;the jocose'.
remark of the acute small boy valet a
nail caught in thefprovionslY'sin411-tear
in his coat tail and ripped the garment.
Up to his neek,•.,- •Subsequently, after
an .interview with: hieparents, he moan-
ed to' himself' in the.,wOodshed that
"leather had".fallen.", 4
"D courionsest tlibig 18 ail4'rlis ere
human life,", field a Vicksburg negro, as
he fanned himself With Air eisk hat, "is
de factilit Whisliove*.gliustim, gets a
watermelon under each armi and , skirts
fot of 'mat allus
keisinash on de eideWalk,” interrupted
his beat -ere, "NO,,sab-,i-no, lush ; you
is wrong, sah. ' Den' hi de only 'Gide in
de world dat his nose begins to itch like
ill creation." • .
"'keg'•purtylnif times," replied a De-
troit bootot .black the other day, "and
Bill says .they is to be toiler afore
spring. rd go on the, stage this winter,
but I /lain% no geed clothes. I'd like
to it to •bo cabbier itt itliatik; but I
haittft high enough: I've thought Seale
of being n lawyer, :Anit they any that
lawyers lie so, ° I guess if the weather
holds bad, I'll go to an office of
Some kind at the City nail.", •
"ltemeMber, Madam," said the genial
booleagent, "this" work. is -a combinit-,
tion Of all the. MOSt-theetetitlal. glad real -
Latin idienas 'mil:rated by
lieu.. Of sophistical reasoning, ir.qm the
brainial developments of the most pro.
found psychologists of, the nineteenth
.century -.1.--1--"' At this -"point the poor
woman fainted, and her Ben ran aVeiiiid
to the back of the house to unchain the
bulf.dog.- — •
*gentleman, finding that the al.
inintition °this stack a Wood'coritintidd
after his fifeti !Mk Otttillit itt0414,f*iitie
Right ;111_6aer to; el411,41Fnoire,',1
some; oluelo tlio'nlyiti2iviAitah‘ mit!
whan airbollierfait noula be iii
' I • a C. 4 4
heating annparater Werg tho yarn
Imo eautionelyraised: his chamber
'SAW alkiy ixeighior'
nig to get. ii,larga wheelbeis
row. "You're It potty fellow," laid •
tho Owner, "to cogneist.6 and Itteol„ my
Wood While I'm asleep i" Yee," re,
plied the theif ; and r suppose You
would Stay:up there *id agerauctireek
ray nook .with liftingbefore- you'd offer
to -to rue and h‘gpine?.19-n
EPreileocaa.—OltAtaPittA,NDO0MS'enttiln
—1,113y a thorough leboirldaga'bf the hittlitht
istmwhialt govern the r petition of digoation
atid'uutrition, and by * careful 'applioation'
of the fine properties 0 well.lelietectsteoca,
Mr. Zoos biko ptovidel our breakfast WAS
with idelicately floured beverage *Weil inky
hate Us many heavy deetere bine. It: it by
the Judfoleut use of- emit artfolei of Mel that
i'oetistittititutility be graduelly built up 'Oh.
tit strong enough to resist every tendency to
dims:sea. Ittindimit of_aubtli inebullat aro
ileating artnifia uo roasg_to stlicolt itkorovir,
thori IN a weak peinL we may e man
fetal .bat . by ko Ohl
Deralltri,X410:4411$111.
u cough or co14, however shill* Conaurap-
011Viton, NarbieTWor
BTAvAT.
• ••••••••
r, fee"
hollow, and thong Br. Wisterii
of Wild Cherry hos frequently anted
nes4, dreaded dleasse, it Czoot invad-
e prinugy diseases a thy throat,
hu 4 lhottt, where ether remedies fail.
• . itTXTE.—Virtue mew passes unrecogniz-
ed by the world. A few disordered optics may
fail to recognize her featurea, but it would be OA
easy to conceal the face of tb,e noonday sun un-
der a mask, as to bide her reePleadant features,
And so it is with the Cssainstr Pais 1.)e,•
limey Ortiry One Who noes it speaks in. -the
highterms of ibsletrtuas sal , oein,rensoving
ITa]itIo8. llor iheurnationo, neuralgia, calde;
chblioswnmia and summer complainteilt has no
equal. For sale bIr Dm/Mists and country deal -
0% Price 25 Cents per bcdtle.
THE BON. J. LYMAN IITICELE. ,Y M.
D., of N.Y.. says :''",."' I 114V0 used Dr. Wheel.
er s l.tompeund iUxir of Phosphatee and Calisays,
largely In my practice for two *Oen+, and in iny
judgment there 15 no preparation of the load
that can couipare stith it. Wit1i feeble inflame
wgman, of whom are hove so Pithy, and In cases
convalescing from prostrating diseeses, I should
hardly know how to get slang without it. In
Dyspepsia:Pi sots like .4%, , c./aril—in fact, in sui
of the long list of exhaustive diseases, it is Ti -us
remedy. " • • ,
..
A common cough or field shotAl never be
trifled with, often -when ne,gleoted it is convert -
ea into a serious and generally fatal pulmenory
some. Tho more mu( out, aware of this,
promptly use Dryse's Piihrienie Wafers” a cu-
rative whieh has sustained its reputation for
over twentr•kenin,-they Ore' always effleiteiblis
,and 0Xert a -most beneficial influenee on ail Om
Ennio:bird and puhrionary orgaet; tSold, b '
druggists and country dealers. Price 25
per box. ° •
Bvnareonv SArs So.—That all '.who„ have,
\ either usedthe artiele themselves or witnessed
'its effepti when used by,pthers ; all such, and
't1/0.#9 '011.)'''' Atita oludgo, two }InaniMens in
the %Anion that "Darley's Condition Powders
and Arabian Heave Remedy" is euperior to
anything of the kind heretofore or at present
in. use for coughs, colds., thick wind, and all
diseases which affect the wind of horses. As
a niinditien medielne`ltlas iici eiptil.; "Mae is
-nothing in it which can injure Shortie whether
sick or well—nor need.the horse be kept frOm.
workingjibilit tialnAit 'fit),is init. the article
wbiel• VINtlio.ewn.bergeS require, .and Which
‘they should .have constantly on hand. Re-
, elfiberAlie'libine; arid-iiee that the signature
of Hurd and Co. is on each pas 'lige, North-
rop & Lyman, Torbnto, Ont '' proprietors.
for Canada... " • . ; ,
amansamosisils:.....7
*BAKU' -'' CONFECTIONER:4o
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AND- SOO
r4ONDNEXUSi IMADOTOM1101
Mut werit otallatt0174:40toorle7 and Iforolies gob%
atiskosaana 'Ammo is the $Oasp5Itt %VOW
1,405t10$ OrV0.1101,10. 001040.1104408up..
Piled en iortt Efitiee.
cwr.Morinanas Ann loostsoos
• cwOm ee.0010.-
tur Oallreliatianiratatiittc‘t,
W.; 14 COM% la.
4Xiinton, goo, 14t1f0. ;2 „
R McLENNN
p
End;iniVi-to TJB flAtti'S TO RIO
"sinneerous.friende anti the nubile generally, for the
:liberal share of pattpnage they hAVO ndordealma,•iniee
'dontmeneing husinesi byatriot
Attention to his brteineasiAnd too keeping OA hand and
nialcing of none lint"IlrAt•elasii artioielv to merit aeon'
thininieolgAliifYir40,1 •;,1 '
`Gem roeneerrhuasr(orWhites Ron.
truation„,lineeratiott of the Uterus; Ovular*,
!sC,...a.s9•1:..Atsent Menstoust4q, tuil alt diseitsee
known on Female Wealmeul. 'Tney ore prepared
Valiltho greatest Pare,. under thopersonaloaper.
visten ofMyrdoian who hos made fenutle,ills.
ones 'otudy or tont-years, and, they
ard a Medicine on, which „)
, • MARRIED LAMBS •
ogn dep000l "o; 04 hour sna ume Of neicr'„403
"6' '
k VE41.14 Itr40-1314TOR. :
sear-Soid by all'Aruggists everywherei •
• Price, one 'box, ; aix boxes. 45.; sent by mail
free of postage.securely sealed from observation.
Igor full particulars write for our ptexioblet, Which
We willnendIn e, sealed envelone to any address
on receipt Orpest st-amp te pre7pay return postage.
Aailresa all letters for pamphlets orpilb; to
• ' WILLIANI GRAY & CO., •
• ,WAndsor. Q3*.
Bold15 Cllinton by,J'Xii.tEll fl, cos4dp, and,hy all
Druggists oterywhere. , Northrop & Lyman 0Oreato
VinolesaleAgents. . • 4
eftcH—entierechtailYto cokrport qt.vio
041CPseud P.MirEOTIP.14-EILY
•
Alwagicon hand, end parties supplied v.ith oTerytning
, requisite for GU evening's entertamment,
, ,
• .
Pirit .OlsOlft'Snilltir Drinks en hand in, Season.
ORDERS PUNCTUALLY' ATTENDED, TO
'
, .
(mummer) .1854.) .
. Largo stock of,goodIrciiscliblaTiithitiffn,
honie manufacture, made,of seasoneareaterial.
' A fine iiiisortment of importedwork, such
as Wood and Cone Seat Chairs, ,Sofas,, Loun-
ges, What.Nots; Cradles, Mattressei,, Spring
Redd Carved BracIets Rustic Eratneer-Wo
• Pictniestramed with Gilt a Roseweed,and
OM Mouldings, Rustic Frames, wood, mould...,
ed. or -plain. , • ' • '
• Good. value given to all who may purchaSo,
With moderate prices.
' An elegant Realm for Hire, A quantity of
4very-ffne Shrende, cheap.. Ppneraln attended
rind all • firhishiniie'supplied ;at reasonable.
rates. , A large stock of"Coilins, inouhled and
plain, always onhand (trimmed to suit) faller
!silver-plated. furniturn or' otheruism '
Reuiember the Standt4lbert street, °Pee.
Site tlidlefarket. • •
. THOS. STEVENSON.
• Olinton, ling. 2O,1873.
WEE GREAT REMEDY rot -
CONS UMPTIO
which can. be
timely r 'e'sort.teOcturhie. stand-
'
.11rd preparation,,as has been .•
proved by.'the ,hundOdkpf
thstireonials redeived.by the.
proprietorii:
edged by, many, prominent
physicians to, be .the -moat,
, reliable preparation ever in-..
----trOduced. for the relief and'
cure Of all Linig_complaints,
and is offered t�". the public; !.
sanctioned by the Ocperienee
,of Over -forty years. When
reSorted to in season:it sel-
dom fails to effect a Speedy
cure in -the most 'severe-.
casesof Colighs, Bronehitifs,
Croup, Whooping Cough;
Influenza, Asthma, Colds;
Sore Throat; Pains Or: Sore-.
ness in the Chest -and.Sicle,
Liver- Coinplaint,._Bleeding .
.at the Lungs, &e. "Wititar's•:
Balsam 'does' not: dry Uri a
• -Cagh,•atid leave the cause
behind, as. is. the case with
most preparations, . but it
• loosens and eleAnses,.. the
Jung, and, allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of .
the complaint:
rREP.AMED
POWI,E & SONS, Boston, Resail
Arid sold by Druggists attdDealersgeuerally.
1N.-QTf-C: ....TO --. PUBLIC.
The itrideralgited beg to inforra the inhabitants of Clinton rind surrotinding eountry that they'
have entered -into Co..Parthership for the purpose of carrying on the basiness ofinanufaoturers
of CerriagesfBuggies, Waggons, Sleighsi. Cuttirs.:_tto., itr its various bran -oho, at their
• ol'd.stiknd,'HuronStreelz, 01iitton,--under the style. and. firm of , •
,
11.1 M A..A1E., X.. 45r Lit S X-; 3IE .
No palas will be spared to, eitectite worit equaLio any in the Dominion. Theirloig experi-
ence in the County enables them to fully understand the requirementsoftheit customere, and
.they h`opo, by striat.attentioii to business, to give entire eatiefaction to all those who ;nay
• . • . - „favor them with.their patronage..
Jar A large andseloot stook of the best seasoned material always rinhand. Ordersexectited
with despatch. Repairing clone on the shortest notice.
enures; 164/
T .. ... T. TT ..... .
.• ,,.....,
choice Moraine It'. itlysion, . - . 5 Ilh Cads. .10011or Wen,. for 34.50.
pr
' 46 Fruianotit Japan, , 10 lbs. Good eltovi dsugar. $11.00. • '
--n Roo on Ittetelkfittit Teas,, .11 lbe, GoodlPorta Rico Burst, Mt:
. , SOW Bealkin111401A.T.Otnig,:, . ..'_'" - ' H ' 10 lbs. Good Refined, Sugar, SU
Snit reeeived, a large and varied stook of (humus, Gnocznms, Wznis 'Atm. Lumons, all Of
'•which till he sold. at the lowinit'rereuherative prices:' • , •
GIMS . . • .
Qem Fruit tam, the 73%4 in the Market -cheap, Stone Fruit ;ars, 'with oOrke
w•-Ohollpi 1015V`Cfrodfief*ChisitehndGIaBSTarO, r0,49. iltoOk lelarge and well seleeted.'
L . ' ; 'Dinner, Tea and, Tellet Sete Complete:
- .ESPECTVI.Ti.,,XX. so i.400i1):
m6 /ptac, ne:904:•.gori.ltf „gefers. 404E44 16 Pd3i8, Brvmli Block,
""' %'•'` • :"" ';'Rozsort.
S...-agerit for Quetten St, George,d1 Imperteit e,i•itirs Medicinal Wine's/ Termite;
•TelY 21,,.18715. .
A WORKS,
e
Olinp34z- Dot:tibia Cy4iuder Threshing IVIaohfnes,
'Obtibitiation and Vibrator Threshing Machines,
ma 'tat ititial t AcodutrunAtg fuvrgEmEts idwiys on hind.
To *no'sli larffd arut laoreasIng demand tot otir br,alebratal Thliettlittig )4;0111400o frau sit
pots of the porchtlon, we hive, by 'Cho introduetiou� aio Istost and 'molt sprovs4
issohissty 1St° our ;ohs, greatly inotaAgod our mouutootutOg fa11ltle Wo ere therefor
—itta 110oltion to AU altotdolittrOnittlYt
,
gvOty Mi1011106 18tuU ait4 thoreVily totted Wore teevIng tile ehoP, adWarrAiltia i0 eft
Main 1it18terfe1ell.
,8;itifi 041004 thinkto
/do Oreto ototo,
*
.T•lat 01111.SORIBED Wort') sir", ithTo: 47,14. ,orT:zz TO
P69P141:4 *fatal*, ottlg•goccUltillak, determined to Jen gat,iderelitt
PRICES 'kEVilif ISEiTOOIE 'HEA14,1):OF
The stQc1; must be dispeeed aUt onekno*this is the best chance to 'get 'cheap Boots and Shoes ever
altered to the people. DON'T 1P4I.P. TO' CAZT...AND SEE VIE GOODS 4.N1) PRICES,
andyed beeatigie4 lthis. le no NIL The follewing are [Mae able OW ;•7'
r
T.40NO COAltSB 1300'I'S, um,
ION'S WV BOOTS, OXISTOU. WIADA 06
WON2V$ PBB]3LB, iWU OUT, $1,26, WORTH' $IM.
woupws 04a01.,,grou, Mit; $1.20, WOBT# aL76,'
WOW'S laB,Boowg,0, Troitirrt siso. .
urgsgs DI* QR 04„LE BALS, 11'011 •CliTT; W0RT11 $1.40, .
• CHILDREN'S, FR -01)+,1 40 TO 05 CENTS, AND $100;
ROY9S-LOgO, COARSE BOOTS, 0.04 W0RT/1 $2,00,
SOTS KIP poors, Woirrn
sttaivc+ BOOTS, OOPP414GBS,.$1,215, WOItTg,
0/111.4DBRN'S LONG pooTsi 's1;0o, W0RT11 $1,40, '• : •" •
WOMEIVS. PRUNED:DA 13ALS., bit GAITER% 05 CENTS, WORTH $1.00
It is unnecessory for me to mentimetbe priaei of alt the goods, Come and 000.; and you wiil, Pt?
satisfied that 4TZR1 '$ is the placelo get theop geode. • • • . •
, , , • ,
DON'T '' '''''''
• • 11E STAND,
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FOr1114., ,S.114of iiio....Big.:1111,01!,
OTANtON, Sept. 9th,
PRE
suBsortisp4}ik.Vii 1.;t4sEl'y7'0.R A TERM OF .:ze,4..us.
4nd added another Custom Carding Machine, and other :ninehinery, to what is, already itt
the ,mill,, ana having -fitted np and placed the whole in first-class running order, w6tild fo-
epectinllY 41for.lu the *PAP gig the surrounding country, that he is now prepared to
. ,
Card, Eull, and 1::0/.7ess . Cloth, and
Spin, Weave, and Nit401-1.4.1e4etui-ii
gerieraily, on' the '''Xiicsartet
•
°
poSi131:0
•
He will also keep sn hand* a, :full stock or TWEEDS, SITIRTING, Fp.LL CLOTHS..
FLAN1ELS,40..,494,- of first-olasSquality, which ho will sell or exchange or *oat ,giving
the highest markettpriee for geocl elean,',Wool,..td.alkwho-wleh-t0-exishange the earn& for cloth -4.
persons living at a distance frora Clinton, 011/1 get their wool carded the same day they fetch
it, as P will run'twe Carding Machines toy and night this slimmer, and, try to-aceemmodate
all who favor me with then -patronage: The Subscriber haVing had 25 years' experience in'
fithetv been owin4e4sts ,kinwo4noldf wreosi,pkee4tefuelg,4ihovi...te tbn.ptiblio to give, him a trial, .andin„dffe. for., thf,1-!.
'7 - .330- " -
OLINTO. it is126Ii`. =7.0014-71±*- ,
• . ; /1874
..,....._____ ..- -
-1"
hirg s u:es ion ake.
every economical— wifo an savi4g husband., in the wor
They ask themselves, they ask their -neighbors, they ask every
nor do 714dogt.sh.Nes,1114,./aNtorpa homo,,inzieopptont,,itturptilti, jgOOdB here, .taayeai_
small e1 lihore,'"g01',Ipp4:0 ,with' gook. boUght yonder, and
dontinue to investigat'S the matter tin they are eetifideut they
are dealing in the right house,, and ,buying the right 'goods at
the right prices, • . •
l\itviAr) • my:feiloW traveller, 1
can answer yotir question, and tell yOtt just how ranch in.oney ,
you can save, And how you, will go 'about it. -
- - t .,....4‘,1.417 • - .. . tt , .1.:, .c N l'A, ,4 A . -q ,
). 18 . When on ti 14, the Market
1 witit your loal..7of grain; ' do icot- -At t6 ti:44 Aigt buyer; tor the.
second, but try and.'-eolleet all theabuyerg on the market around.,
you, and if possible, stir up a Spirit Cif competition and rivalry,
and then go for 'the highest bidder. • -
,A
AA,
• • •
2nd, 'After. •avinegot your
money, if you are in need. of -
Dry Goods, Clothing- and Tweeds,.
znceys, Flannels-a-nd--Blankets,
Dress Goods;.Sha'thls and Mantles,.,
,C7Grzl4is:'
ie. eo svW:e.sR, Hosiery0s.odje
z' an.d Corsets,4.zr)
..P:felt Skirts,Collars. andL.'1444
S wlitk zdan an.1.127 Frnguring Yarns, yBsrkaazaz.desi,
DIRECTLY TO,
S.
WPIOD*A.11E AND 'RETAIL 'DEALER IN
CH9OL : BOOKS -17 11IStLLkNO
• sT T.I c. -.), 1\T
"WAL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES
AD-
. - • . • .
FANCY GOODS, - VIOLINS', :AND OASES,
vomarnATA.s AND PIATTES,
. ,
„ •
PICTURES AND FRAMES.: TRAVELOG SANG -HIM- ETC
.. ALSO, A ,LAIIGE ASSORTMENT OF
Slipper Pattows, and -Berlig Wool Goals.
Aillthe latest Papers and Irloclieals°always on hand. Also Agent or the
DAILY AND6.1.:obEi. AND 1V/Aiy_4.
. •
AMERICAN, MONEY,' BOUGIIT.A.N.D_Ackr,,j) ,
,
.114V-1%imEldliz*:t:112:11"E. AND 1)-1-agA()8'.:
r41 -1N:. A. NELLES,..
• CORNER MAIIICET SQUAllt:
00X
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91.117.0, opt. g.g, 1874.
Asseasseasoontroe
:..(0PRTCH
OUND
The:Goderich Foundry and Manufacturing Co.
; ,i3og to Warm the publia that they' are prepared to supply
SP194.1%1 '3MINTOIINT30:14 Sr/ 330II.:AMOS
Flour, 'Grist and - Saw . hfills Stave; Shingle attft.illeading
Machines,Hoop IVIachines 85c
,
IrOn ' Wooden Plough's, with Steel poarne, Gang PloUghe, Cultivattire
OUtiera • &C‘• . Sugar • and Potash Kettles, Grate Dam, ltsoo '
Cookhaft, Parlor and noir ;Stoves; of varltnis kindis.
SALT PAS MADE TOOED13R..
• Alio, Iron and E rats Coatings, Ana BItokriii1h ,Virork.
Beata • an el ait 1is4a ' RepaOs °done: NOtice,
•
. All Orders aidclreagecfte the Company,' of heorltarYi will reeeivepierept attentidn,
AxtomBALD ttoron,, ttonA0B Hoivrnx;
sooretitry ma Vomiter. President
• ROBEAT '.11,11X0IkAik, GEZIESAL
00.4,14b September Sada 1074. '
THOMSON WILLIAMS,
Agriaatural • rotto4enterits, "and 13oiler Singiite Works,
Airra,1-i141.4 ON`rr ,
A
gire:nat'vtik;a414.;.1;11-rgfi4;;;13/0 Nott.:0::::1:13411103htla
Whist: IVO believe is the beet harvesting reaeldho :11:0-46 12041040.101"14
•`41,% 4 IA
•
johnto Seltilabtatie Reqgt allti tho Cella Chief Jr, Iowa,
ziszettrat inattamen l*Ntaxitsr
,
3at)A4DOAST SE.t, nrat Ab atiTTAIValt.
Ali Wild Aviouituva ritomottit kopt on A trial of Implement" offered, and
satisfaetion guaranteed. •
warirwlotati311:9i'hAlt.471101:04:Attib!ZA:ia,6,'tstilestiviiiitilierodiS':41tothifi'lb4inti.:11ighilLf. litimtattenvitr6141.0tonylifItotth'ent,71::°:
$10,oh4istoi ist4i•allinatitlitkopt totsithig UsigilMfal Viliiikolh • "
tn*,014,11A4114 V0.714tAttp4
. „ .
OPPOSIT ,E* THE POST 617'0E,,
here I am 'bold to say you 'will for onceiget the best value
Clinton. ever offered'. . , •
3rdl. Touiwll
be shOwn
througlr•the several d.epartnientswith..ples,Pure you "will be
treated in a;.gentlerhanly Manlier; you will not be forced to buy*.
if you do not wish to, bilexa forgotten your purse, but will be..
shown through the whole stook. with pleasure, whether you
buy a tent's worth or:riot.
•
• 4th, I: will guatautee that.
fvery periron, be they old or young, rici oipoor, who spends &
dollar at Gilroy's noted Cheap Casli4Store,..'SAVE
AT LEAST Fagm 5 TO 15 PER PENT.
••••••.,..+A*, •• • .•
Farmers; you'will SRNS oxt your ,,iveetis, you will save on your
Clothing you wffisave on ye= 13ed Blainkets, and on yoUr.
Horse Blankets; en your ShittEiririd Thitviers, oiiyour:lialm and
Caps on,yOux .811:14$ 0,134 Shi;ting inlaoton..every
5th,;.Ladies,
money .on youvAresfiePf 7031
on your Man tIeSpoii
• dory and'13115vgAs; on- your.
'thing of your wpparel.
you will 'save
U. save rgioheyr.oni0"ur, ShivisL
n your 'Sot4fii..,pn4 y6ur go.
'0,'-'0ollargi and- Oes, on eyery-
eth,„ . Artfls, p,_04t:ter,
aria Flifiv-ovrai011.,„;t4,„pre ises, yeA. ?Want a.P.ine Over.
coat or Mb/, 3? Pea 401tet, or aperfoot.fitting.Sut. GiVe- him
a trial.• . ,
Zust to hand, a case,ot.
VIP'S LIERICAN,IIATEI, In riir Old 'Pelt
The- lateitt'thiiiii oar; .04lIonais1ete Stylish Scopit of-V*11
ision-ANDt-as.gs. .rvevr a -clods marked very
()heap also A. telY and Z'omplete stook of
•
GENTf -in" 4•iat
144;1311 • 83
' If a
art is a perfeot wondee: p.t.110t MISS' thiS' thaw) Of getting the
beat Value your maney can seoure. / would itaViSe every
fariner to'visit, thigfljattgaig lottao,s_titliont deloy, ttli 6.6 time is
at hand !when *fitaitti are AeditliStlY goitos
343111 tirteSOV'A.NiZ$ =tr.4‘,ToTo militi7140.2M t',1grtte **A.0513i
Opposite the Post Ofuoei
I EitTGS
Ilyerk
tiErirk
4,01,11Wtjak
614,Rp-y: