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1VIA11 XU, 1878.
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'" when Adam delved and i ve span,
Wit° was thou •the penmen ?'
t$'ome people have concluded .that,
since there wee a periodin the history
of the world. when every person was al.
Post, or altogether, equip in rank, or
at leafit had very few marked different els
or characteristics but what were com-
mon property, that this is the natural
• condition 'of -maul arrcl,-being-naturel';' is
......nonselpieil.tlu.nios,L1Lgreeable:and pleas•
ing.; and, alsor that it would badesirable
to renew or again inaugurate soma such'
order of things. We suppose. what
they „mean is that they vouldlike to
�. r ext hem
r'bt ti n f o w
�• se - •d t
e st re, . i$ 1 l .o o p p, ya
they, without exertion, would obtain a
share amongst the rest. This would be
the lazy man's Eden. Whether or not.
his primitive state of ".simplicity., is. so
desirable, Maty be, in a measure; ¢leaned
'from tlil" ie -rimes of `the early pin,.
neers of. this votary, who lt-vedin the'
most unpretentious :and lioniclg way..
Now, 014 conclusion di a wri,,, ttotll the
narration . of their experience3 of tliese
early idles he that they endured pi-
13idles-
hardships ,unto
ld: ILwe
are toclteva them, they lived a ife of
great and varied self denial, without
many of the co'inforts; and even noes -
odes of life ; they pointkick to that
time to showy us how highly favored we.
are to what they were ret that tithe.
They may strive to impress the traits
of frugality, industry and sobriety of:
those early times on the rising genera-
tiou, who are prone•toslih:t what they'
by sad experieuoeva>snie highly,' but
think they world not 'like to prolong:
that early, primitive order of things.
If we adopt. th-e epiourf°an doctrine 1
tT
"-That self . ilial. is the f;i•eiftest source
•of happiness," .then we might conclnde
they were happy in very remote tiwes,
but othorwiso it, is difiqult:to 'believe
they were, • if, therefore; we ]rave more
enjoyments and pleasures than•' people
had in earliertine, it Must arise.•from'
the accumulation and ae,quisition:of pro
porty or capital of variouskinds:. Sincp•
this.is the case, it appears of, the utmost
. importtince that the habits which tend:
to encourage' these results should ,b9 •
carefully cultivated and encouraged in
- youth.: .It is the opinion of.tbose who,
• think Most 'seriousiyr (other opinions.
are of no value) that no community
can be enriched but by labor,: frugality
and such like virtues. No act of par••-
lianient—no aseeciations-. not even • a
silver basis -or the manufacture of !hili'
plasters—or any other.00ntrivance, can
create anything' but.a, fictitious value.
Nations or individuals. may repud}ate
take advantage of an. insolvent net, or
by .some questionable means over -reach
.-- ;;',A' YA • his". -4e t=mreaiin�r-saeattiir
4 t•3-Y1:s2, � O e s
it is only transferring, it,` and in anille-
gal manner too, .. Thit,,howvever; •1s.as.a
• knife that cuts Both wsys;• and the 'Vic-
for of to -day may be the• vaiiquisheld of,
to -morrow, besides public faith and.np='
rightness isthe backbone of commerce
and national p"rospeiity.; without moral,
.principle or some high and noble motive
no nation can long,,. fiourish, and al-
though it is moat conspiceous and •bo
coming in nations, .it is conducive ina
high: degree to theeach-Mem-
ber
state il 'teach -
oe-
ber composing it should' cultivate' such
ennobling principles.
•
vantage, as long as he does, so in eon-
t'ornlity to established law,custotn or
good order, Bat, this leads us to the.
comdiderntiotl of. what constitute') free
drl:of action wild good fellowship, and.
as this is a point on which the unthink-
ing and unlearned often stttmble, per-
haps it wilLbe profitable to carefully
examine the matter, '.:ur proximiity to
the Republic explains in a certain way
the existence of many erroneous views
propounded in baste and pinked upp at
random- '•-There IS
that they !fever tire in proclaiming,
viz :. that '' all men are free and equal."
No -doubt, ina limited 'sense, t is
true ; all men are free to breat a to
think, (140,, -.to i
whatever -is fo
r tile],.
pleasure or.advantage, as long (but ne
longer) 'as they -do not do so to the in
jur'y,oe-discomfort of..bny..,one else, At
this point,• however, our choice 18 limit-
ed by law. as well as often by_ good, man
net's, and whenever our freedotn conchs
in collision it is 'plain someone's free;
dom must be limited and disorder en -
Eine. Now the poet Pope says, -
All combinationsexcept such as are
purely philanthropic, should be discoun-
tenanced, or frowned down as\public
enemies ; their object is manifestly seq-
tionffi and must 'he oppressive in Settle
part of the body politic. If. Iabor re-
bels against capital we will find labor
ruling, and would labor. inako .a bettor
ruler than capital, or in other' words,
would we prefer rulers coarse and bru-
tal or refined and polite -=-capital iii'•
duces ease and refinement: ' These com-
binations in the 'United Suttee an (1 Russia
'are apparently likely to be• a soureee
much dsuger in the future. They:may go
under the name of LaborTThions, Gem,
mutiists, Nihilists, or Modified farms' of
the titles, but still the same element is
1n comihotion ; avarice, want, indolence,
prodigality and molt like eldments are
inarms against order, security., stability,
refinement, and all that is sacred in the.
oyes and hearts of civilized organisa-
tions, for the protection and culture of
such blessings as all right thinking peo-
ple cherish. We can see .an; illustra-
tion of the animus that; prompts and
the spirit that directs such actions .155
were applauded and perpetrated by the
rioters of Pittsburg and other; places in
the States lately, the communist Of
Paris in 187T,. and lately in Russia, In
England these results aro ,milder,but
stillinjurious to all parties :concerned
therein,
and the .country at large is in.
tome measure inlueneed thereby. All
the
dlfieren
t members of society in every
country hai►e individually some capital
of one kind or another, some have phy-
sical strength, which is capital i;f:•right-
ly applied and directed; some have skill
in some 'particular line of business
some knowledge of sotao useful lint
which is saleable, as the knowlecl•>~e of
law, medicine, divinity, &c.. Some,
again, own houses, seine own 'lands,
othera money, some merchandise, •&e.
Now each of these various interests re-
quite protection for their proper level•
opmetxt, one interest must not rise at
the expense of another's downfall, the
conflicting interests, must be iiieely
balanced so as riot to bo Unduly favored.
Each individual in '
a =it lieos s
p
essed -of•
the freedom to invest or dispose of his
capital, whatever' it is, to'the 'rest ai l-
•
Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, &o
Ss FOWLER.
•
Desiree to return'.
. his sincere thanks
tit his numereue
frienda and oustO-
mere,forthalibel-
alshare ofPatron.
agotbatbehasre.
oeivedwhaleoarry.
tug onbueineepin
Olinton,endhOpes
by d suint atten-
tion 60 business,
and tieing every
•efo to...neet.tho.,
wants of Ids many
frieuda,-to coati -
tie to retain their
patronage:
Se would also take tills opportunity of eOting that he
bas takon'hta arm into partnership, and that the busi-
ness will be oondneted in future nndor the sty le Of 8
.1MlaaFs st... ff..--1th 111111 fib ks+sp st:t hen&
s
Watche()looks' Jewelle . S ootftoles
_, , rYa l' ,
• A- ll-o il
a
rtloles in- their ln
e
'911 kinds'of Pipes Repaired and Mounted.
Repairing, cleaning, Bfo.,. done ort short potion, in: a
workmanlike nionnet, avia ,orl reasonable toms,
-= ` 1,1117at tSTlurb t ,.•i OR7 fr`e71::'rP111; MUM'."..,
Clinton, 1)eq;, fi,
. ""order is Heaven's Bret law, and this oonfessod,
. Sens are and must be greater than the rest:,
in the lower animal creation we have
degrees of excellence; why, then, should.
We, not, have degrees of excellence in
the higher elasses.,of cre.,tion, for 'in-
stance in, the hnivan species. 'We 'yowe-:
:times see cattle of the °Batrs sr
ein'scl1-
ing for thirty thousand dollars,' whete>as
we. gen' buy lots of•common cattleat
tbe•rate of.thirty dollars.; one of these
kiinds-mnst be More :t•xoellent, siire1y'
But to illustrate tliifl':I'anl<oo delusion,
leguy..i.t ..i1' - . a
le t o o au anecdote �vliiell has 1
point, oi'lie'r adn,ns the late: Two',
ycting,(`tl1•tyi•tlis who halal. Xtewly re -.I
turned. ha)uie,f>ostl ;,ojunruieg in. Uncle''
S•ltil • 1) 11 i11ii)u And. SI11.0 had hastily:
ltllbi'.e"1 e1•L,"Coel lllany. erroneous Views.
fr 0114 tact -with'tbe. least': in ley Inca of
tlltit class of our ll.epnblicatr. neighbots
who no the haw ,•;wvhilo.t.hey hold in,
•satptowci cv<.nfeilllft; those 'who(10-the
thinking, or• at least invert the good
Old.'Frenci>;� ln'overb,' "Parley/ pas' et -
pellet's. Lien,. and speak twice and bawl
thtiec while "they think once:, were in-
dulging 1n"frolic, tumusetilelit and some
of the dviigs'which ei•o legally. sold in
go village" tavern. • One of .the young
men' referred. to was relating fill sorts
of ridiculous' thing's which he had. seen
and 'beard. in •his extended travels,
warming by .the ,suliie.t, &c., he eloquent-
ly rind, as he thought, logically,: exclili ua-
'ed, _ whilb seated and his`feet• elevated
on some ' object •as • high :as his. head, • in
true Democratic' style, and with his:
•head -leaning well back against the wall,
'a'It is my opinion,. and 'I,ki ow it so,
every :man has a : ;per'foot . right- to do
hwhatever hed- : n plisses.'" .IF
and"comra�lr.e itn `tit vel" was' mean it e
promenading the:bar-roorn,;liolding.lirgh
carnival • on a monstrous quid:: of ,tobuc
co,,
Off .hearingab'is remark he suddeuly
Cance t0 !,bolt t0 affirm, end1 seh>'_co-
reborate this conspicuous .truth, and
proelaimed, - "that is even so,; by gad,'
•thats_eirao.tly tuy opinion; .•o,::Man has a
perfect right to do whatever hethinlis
At and ib is' nobody's-businesp,"_ and on
oonouding gave the- tobacco anextra
scti eeze in his mouth;; and immediately
after landed,'rtoatly tid••elevetly; .about
a pint of juice into the•.otliei::s face;
still reiterating the >,ssertion,, azul: ad:d•
•"I btbve. a perfect right to'- spit
wherever .I'.d—n ,please," Those tact
quite conyincetl of the evil results of
these.. and:. kindred opinions• on the • ris-
ing generation would , do 'well -'to lead
the retnarks' trade by the Rev, John
Hall, "Notes of waning. to young and
old, .as to their conduct,". a short ex..
tract of whioh .may be seen in :the Lon-
•don,' Weekly ;Herald of the: Slid inst..
Dr. Hall is a careful observer, a Judi-
cious thinker, and •exirresses himself
intelligently and clearly. • ''lis reniaf•k•
ought to.earry great weight. .'.The llev,
entleman's advice is'in harmony with
the teachings of serious;. thinkers.,and
well-wishers of the human species. '• A
celebrated English 'n'oblemain enjoined
upon, his son the following ddvico:'
to Do not try to appear a gentlutuan—
•try to be Dian." ' here, therefore, is the
niattei• in a nutsbell�do not try to rap-
pear what you are not --•-otherwise, use .
no deception: ' What'effect .migh.t'this,
be ,supposed to have on the world in
general, 1' it. was inaugurated by pr.to.
tied, •nXaiversiilly; the would.ltave few-
er insolvents, fewer divoroes, fewer.
swinfl ars, &c. In act, otriving to ap-
Iiearfrlifforent ie. what facts ,warrant.
ifj ;tgo source of half the trouble which
overrates ,men in life. , Rut to return
tar the !subject of universril equality, in
those countries where different •ranks
are acknowledged, is ,there not some
beautiful examples of noble Worth and
g
�.00dness, in those countries where"tlle
principles are recognized and approved'.
of As an illustration, take the higher
classes ici Great Britain, Is their ex-,
ample not of the.'bighest value as in-
centives to goodness and greatness iii
ednidering that they are placed sib far
above Want' that he nec 'ty exists, for
e*ertion, wvo cannot bt�dtnire when
we see men • thus circumstanced submit
to the most arduous labors, dangers,.
the, Flow they do dare, sometimes
even seeking re utatihn•'at the cannon's
p
rnoutlt:, and encountering accidents by
flood and field. All like J•oab to" main•,
tain their integrity—striving to raise
themselves i .v
eltia learning and boory
accomplishment above the lower n'oo'ses;
SO as to render themselves tZeserellrg oIf
• 'Tic Uo schist eii+
MounteastAI I L IfS
sobs! U13t:fi liL' p1,G1`F1JI,r.Y BEGS. d•0
Ainform the inhabitant -of tJt en and aa,'rounding
country that be has tor' eahie • ,•
N E W • SAW. "M: I X.' x., ,,
ttN,IITIMEST1il.1'1•, -
Opposite tile Great Western Station.
And Is poplin dto •. • .'.
(714./...0g g ofi Shores, .or.:deco i for awli•.
he 'hos also.1.t'ff liE11 of al kiuds'on Mind, foe colo.
•
111,' I%i:()1U.N.: C`e :`4T]G.E.,.:
Curl:row, Jan.'17,,1878:
Canada • Company Lands
ANCHOR LINE
---xal at-•
NEW•..1(QRK & GI.ASGAWRY.
RATER "A
RFPASBAQFi:
To ({las� g"ew, Liverpool, >i ondonderry, or Belfast, Cabin
$05 to $tats, gold, to London direct, 255 to $70, aeoording
to aceommedettens. Intermediate end 'Stearns. as low.
as by any other Bret -cruse line, For ttokete and inter:
motion, apply to ,
G. W, RA.rLTO.,V, 0,1Y.P:, Agenf,
Clinton,Jan.11,I$77.
i and any other inaaminetory
It tttitilt itl•�mI-'l- i•17��-ateeeae oured4Wa few hours,
1LHJJ U Mill.L J tJltri rrrye1pelas, dgrofala, pain-
ago, skin irritation, uloerp from any name, and a 'mu -
fired other disease ere caused by an acid ferment;
which produoos inflammatory action, Brunton'e Ab
tOrbent will positively offeae e'Duro in a few beers, by
absorbing the aoi$ poietin fri nr•the system. Sold by
ig
drul• fists. Prion, 50e Advice in particular ogee free
W •Y BBUNTON,
Ii'oudon Critt.
AGENCY. Or:.
•
Ox7EE.'N z•.
I, Ol.Arl''.D`I;ISIf,
S • • TN1—, awn "q. •' �,
Tt ).A.141'D,• • „
I TS`URA,NLE. COIfP.A.NI ;'S
Risks of all doserlptians taken .at the lgwost sites,
'G: 1l.TT,ot1T,
Clintoni:Fei:7,1875.•
1[ONE?• TO -LOAN,
oN 'E RIE' TERMS,,
By which the •prittjai pal: can.
be repaid' in part or all at
any -.lone dying the cerin
Of ,Loan.
AI+IDLY. TO
W. W. FILRk .AN.'
Clinton, it arob..11176.•
pp Lisa' OV LANDS I:7 HUROIN i Olt SAIaE BY ,SI IiSCRII311 .FO]; THE:. NEW !ERA,' .,
is th'e•Canada. Company may be seen at the office of
•'biundorsigned,
A IiA:x+E,
Clinton, J,,n,17,1871.•
T1'FL]EC
Scottish. Commercial-.Fire.Insuraoce Co;,
OF -GLASGOW.
Capital, .:;:: Two liiliontt•.Stirlfu ;`
Adsett,, $1,o�0,000,
Incouee„,, • s I;U 0,000:
PROVINCE air ONTARIO BaANCH. '
Head , Office: - 7 Toronto Street;. TOILONTO '•
•'.BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jonx,'L, Ilttnche Es(. Chairman 'Pr sident Canada
Linde('CreditCorppany. . ' e
JohrN 8. PLAY$Aln, Esq., of Bryce, blebinrrieh Co.:
W aLUM Ar.r:%Arum, .1:ery,..Vice•I'rosident Fedora).
Bank of Canada. 7
INSPECTOR --ROBERT McLEAN.'
RESIDENT. SECRETARY — L MVrtnnon, RUCHAN:-
Deposited witi he. Oovernrhent at Att're's,.for seon-
rityof Canadian Pclieyholder!5100,000. ''
any -Limo :linin rsiV f`••35iiieirs:Witfieasi.
'.
osaor annpn,le by fire or lightning, oh merc¢nttle, man-
tifeeturing, farm and household risks, at current rates;
Policies noi>esned'from and looses settled direetlyby `
the Toronto doles; without tido. •
Ali Prc"niinma takeit in. taie,eonntry are invested in
Canadian Securities.
corn • • RYDouT,
AGENT FOR CLINTON Alun • VICINITY, a•
Clinton, July 12, 1877: '
MONEY. TO . LOA Na
•
05 approved Patin or Town I.roporty,.•for anyterm
from ono to twenty years, or repayable at,such pe;iada,
either' in inatalanenti or.Othet vice; as Wrap to agreed
ttponr' .
•
The Intoreet, on payment of an tart of the principal.,
at once cellos on such amount. •
If itis arranged to paq'tho• interest :half -yearly, not
in advance, the rate, por.aunumcfor the present, will be
8 por cont. net Ioans for- a fixed corm of yens, 8i per
cent, it interest Is made 'payable yearly, not in adrnute.
•CMIAIiGES MODERATE. '
Ilfortuotpsrend Jrttnee.ii,alilelieatttfres purchased
For further irariicatars apply. to -
-
0, A. ,1IA8TT,
Attanaoy>it:Law:
Clinton,Jnly 12,1877. •
EO. D •I E- H.
UNDERTAKER,
41[71.4.1` 1;1=C E X' V ED',
t,.
—A iAROn s,or,7t `i71r•—
•
Caskets, Coffins, Collin' Trimmings, Robes
ETC„ ETC.
Puttee enierlied with the bto 11 interleaf Iloilte, and
at the VERY LOWEST RA'TES.,.
r... i
s , Boa HEARSE supplleQ
enaemb r' he Pla . e—
e t ac irTOTOi;rIA Street
GEORG' Mgt,
Clinton, Sept e, 1877.•
)(Jr. Wan. Grays's 1 ocitlts 112ec1ioliie
tGT
I:iigEEllsh RIIEAemaly
is especially ro
commended as an
unfailing cure for
SeminalSVeak-
news', Sparivatorr-
Itoa, impotency,
: and all Outset
that follow rte a , i
>31lfore Tr,kinre-toque/Ice of et . A.iter 'akin
Self.
Abase, as Ldsa of Dlomorp, Untverea1Laesitncio,-Iraln In
the Back, bimnese of Vigilon,, 3rotnatnte-014 Ago, and
many otherdim:mime that load to nifaiiity or 'Conanmp•
Soh. and a Premature Gravo; t111 of which as 8 rule aro
first canoed by deviating. from •tho path of nature ands
overindulgenoo, TheSpeoillemedicineietheroonitof
a life stndy'aitd many years of experience in treating
these epeeist!' :ltUnitises. Pampplat free by mail,' This
S tillabfodici
e nota lab 42,!tl
it a o y ggi4tnat8l potpaok•
ago, or aix ppackages for $5, ar w,111 bo tent by mail off
reeetppt of Omalonoy,1)y addrosting'`vi1r, GRAY 4 00,
Windsor,Ont. Sold inClintonbyJ',11.Combo,and al{
aruiratggiateevorytvnore,
7'1 IS.J.:J.lI.I-'AN • .1,�.:L OS a,
___THIS
Another lot of those justly -celebrated
A
MERI
CAN WHITE,.�R S
Sr TOKALQ
N SHI
R
TS�
Best fitting goods made.
Beautiful range .an COLORED SILKS. 1n Blue,
Green Drb,'Black,.
"Seal Brown
,and Stone.
yery prettygoods.
...he.. celebrated .._arat ed .M4NTREAL WRITE COTTON
always kept stock.
•
Best value ”
1n the T1 ode.
NEW REPS 4APFER; . GOUDS to • hand:
O E R S patterns. .
INSURANCI{; ani la's0ral
MONEY LENT ON ,MORTGAGE AT 8 PER •'CENT..
NOW IGAGES-BOUGHT.•
*EL NOTES' OF HAND.DISCOUNTED.
INTEREST'ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
.b'iret-class )'ire, Life and Accident !new -mice.
Companies relrreee>ated. -
AosNTs. i• en 'flE'CA''Ani Lint A0SnnANOE COSoPANl.
•
Capital:marl l'undd. ` 534750.000
Amount of Assurance ' 164412,997'
Weekly lneoute 13;000
11i.tes lower than any other .Company in thio country.'
y' >,' PASSL`NOtIB AGENCY Fon
the.Cunartl and Inman Line' of Steamers, The oldest
nnd.most rcliable'•linee croseing theAtlantie. Tickets
loaned:it lowest rates, from and to Clinton, toand from
GreaUxritaiu. --
0.P.h7CR oz IICTRoY s7: 01.1-21:70N,
� v i t4 i4111Zt!„ N''" BROS.
Clinton, April 24, 1878. '
Eao1 ' `Ping of 03,6'
.
Myrtle :Naimy .I1obaccb
y.
IS STAi11Pl;;l)
J..
Az_
• IN GILT Ii1•:`i"TEIttS. •
.ar Noire other is Qenuin
• Iiamiltosi, !'area 21,1878.
U.ND R TAKING.
mini STISSOME1113BOS LEAVE TO STATE
4. to the pagan that he keepu.constantly on hand
a large and superior elites of
COFFINS, ••• CASKETS,
Coin Trimmings and Ytolles,
With a splendid HEARSE, PLAIN. CoFkxl t aitvays
on hend. Partiescan•btf pnppiled .in one hour, at
any time, at
'TEN PER CENT LESS
Than ceg ba-proottred`at any other plate.
A tall stock o>f FURNITURE
Alwaya•on hand. '
• THOS. STEVEN,Sbx1.
Cllntom, Alan 1O, 1877.
KNOWI3yrendti,nab1 iuiIigena
the fnestimnbte ttufba <•Arc='
tamed in the best-nacilr.al
•
ook ever ia�tlrd, aattitlyd
SL+L) PR altrAT1ON,
TKYSE- L f>etricboriptti, -11517 ,m It
VV a! On receipt of •prlCt�.' 1t
treats of 5tfanated Vitality Prlmatt)re Decline,
T e ahii:Physicnl Debility, and the endless'
�,•' c011 emltAnt 1111 and 'entold Miseries- that remelt
lherefram,and contains nioro than 50 original pre.
Seri >tioias, alas*ono of 101,108Is%VOrLfl the price of -
the book. Tltis' book .traswrittenbylltomcstex.
trn<,'vc Mid probahlytlib molt diitful iiraelitloner
in Amex Ica, l oWhom wvaft atvarcirtl a ;told and jcty
rlk•d hire'!' by the National7Tedteal AeitoclatIon.
A I'senliihact, illnRtratctl with tlto, very illies1
Itrr•t11lnpravin s--1tlnar.
sir art enc# beatify-. • '
vol C i
y
at at 1'+tx;E to aU. Send
far it at ranee. Addrose • -
PT .tr;013v MI DIC'AL
I�" L'1'Cl'1`i:, Ivor i21ttl.THySELF
b.t• It 8 . iluston, :class
CORSETS,
TIES •
HOSIERY,• GLOVES RIBBONS,
COLLAR .. and
'CUFFS, FS
FRILLINGS
HANDKER-
CHIEFS,
CHIEFS OOSSAMERS NETS,
QQ,,,,c •
- A Big
Stock.
t0
;... M
Two Good:Coat Makers akers •wanted
nintredlately..
OPPOSITE: Tilt POST OFFICE;
GIIICULTURAL
WORKS.
Clinaa t Double . Cyl'inder... Threshing . Machines,
Combination ,and. Vibrator Threshing Mahines
Aii& all kinds of AQRIERI34RUit4L IMPLEMENTS always on hand,
To meet the large and, increasing demand for out celebrated 'Threshing Machines, - from all
parts of the. Dominion, we have; by the introduction of the latest and most approved
machinery inter our works, greatly increased our manufacturing facilities, Weare therefor.
in a position to fill all orders promptly.•
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Svery Machine is run andithoronghly tested before leaving the shop, and warranted ,to `give
'entire s tisfaction, y
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Johnston hamsters, Sin le Reapers, Mowers and Combined Machines,
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Broadcast Seeders, Seed Drills, Horse Powers Sawing.
Ntaohines, Grain Oritehera, Strawy Cutters, Plows, Gang—Plow/Om.. •
Builders .:ofSteam En ine . l
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Contractors for rest and Saw Milts complete,
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