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The following ocourretice 0110; haps
paned in Orhezipore on April 8th, ia re-
lated by the Bombay Caette
There wets (1.141041111 Keno here 'on
Tuesday it fternoon, when very large
madoIephar it threerelt. the statiou
and killed balf•441ozen pei.sons, The
*pliant belonged. to the Rajah or
Viziangram and Was brougbt.ltere from
13inares by a, we.dthy Mahoinetan on
the °evasion of The marriage of a rela-
tive or his: The anime1 was, as the
.,tri Iwite repqrt;lm ein, the oyes -
worked •auti not prnperly rationed
ing its journey. The iee/gatt states.
th.tt he asked for. soils -Money. for,:.
(Houle •from his waster; who ordeeecl
p.iaanent of four anynis 'or so—Whibli he
'declined lo •• receive. There were a
eon* of men on the: hoittlalt; and the
eetkettt was on the Shouldets of the ele-
i)bnit when it ran away. .The, r.idera
got fro' of the animal by earebing held
of the branches of the trees' by which it
eased. The taahozet remained 'orsome
time ou its back and" tried hishest to
keep it in chock, but • when he saw it
ws impossible• for hitp. to: control the
animal ha -jumped from its -batik: The
brute killed six persons and injured two.
On. of the deceased climbed pp a burn.
boo tree in his endeavors to 'escape'bat
tie animal uprooted thetree,and the men
fell to the -ground, ,and the aniMal:
kil-
]ttl but on the spat: At. eight O'clock
'in the evening the elephanttuned 'to-.
• wards the Government 'Treasuryl and'
the Reserve Police lirnits.. Some of the
sepove, leaving their pharp,oys climbed
np the mango -trees' and some imlted'ta'-'
wards the English quarters, Continuing
its mad career'the. elephant enteredl
compound of Mrs. Ondlie''s• bungeloW,
now occupied by Mr. Ilichi/son-, sab-
DeptIty Opium Agent, • -who fired and
hit the animal on the heed... Thiareade
it more furious, and it endeavored tC0
enter the room occupied brMr. Nichol-
son and his bendier.. Seeing •• thee
Pliant in the verandadie-iired--again,.
hitting it on the trunkiand blood pour-
ed profusely from the wound. ,The.eni•-•
mal was at large untirnexteinorning,'
when it -was with•great difficulty secur-
ed with chains by the mahout and seve-
ral others. The elephant was kept here_
•• till Saturday, the . 7th inst.,. ,and then
taken to Benares under guard. The
• Mahometen bat been called upon by the
Magistrate. to explain why he' did net
take proper steps when he: :area, inform,
ed of the syroptorne of madness' inthe
elephant. The case' isnth:Oleg in:the
criminal 'courts. ..• • • •
• •'The Ifixttlifflf leotwOden;`1,,
Peter the great NiTas.a tyrant.;13ut on
the whole his,tyranny did good iereleo
for his Roshian subject. A rhitittry,.ae
• all despots must be, he -was not without
rode- notions of justice and ‘.a. :certain
consideration for those'who merited en-
' coaragement. One day a yonng•recreit
was standing guard before the door of
the entrance :to Peter's' private cliam•
bers in --the—palate--of---Str.-Petersburg.-,
He had received orders tcradmit no. One.
As ho WAS.passing ;slowly: incl *down
before the door, Prince Mentchikoff,
the -favorite-Minister -of the Czar, tip-
proache4 _attempting to enter. He
was stopped by theTecruit. Tho Peitice,
who had the fullest libertee• efcalling.
upon his master. at any time, sought to
push the guard anti pass him.. Tho
young solaier would not • move, but or
dered Ms highness' to stand' back,
You fool V shouted the ' Prince.;
' don't you 'know ine
The recruit smiled and said : 'Very
well, your highness; but mk odors are
peremptory to let nobody pass,'
The Prince, exasperated at .the low
fellow's impudence, struck bier a blow
in the face with his riding -whip. •
Strike away, your highness,' said.
the soldier; 'but 1 cannotlet you go in,'
Pot r, hearing the noise, opened tt.e
door and inquired what it meatt, and
the rrince told him. The Czar was
• AV1Setly hilt, said nothing at the . -time.
In the evening, however he, sent for
ho Kince OIdiI. •
ultpeored, Peter gave his own cane
to the soldier, saying - • . •
That man struck yon this morning;
aow• yon must return the blow witli
.oy stick.' .
The Prince was amazed. Your Ma-
e'ty,' he said, 'this common soldier is
t'.) strike me 2'
• I make him' a captain !' said Peter.
"Ihit I'm an dicer of your .Majesty!s
"Aousehold,' objected the. Prince,
make him a colonel of any Life
Guards, and lin officer of tnyhOuseholdt'
said Peter egain
My rank, your Majeity kneays, is
that, of General again proteeted Ment-
chilroff.
Then I make him a General 1 So
" that the beating you may got tney Coale
from a man of your rank.
The Prince got a eotind,threelling it
the presence of the (imp The reeruit
was next day commissioned. a. General,
with the title of Count Oroitiofr; and
was the founder of a powerhil 'family,.
whose descendants are still high in tho
Imperial service of Russia.
The stones of the min in.Syria,,,whieil
i4 saicbto be that of the'Tow,er of Babel,
aro joinen with eephalgrei instead of
mortar. . •
• items of Interest,
An, avt3rage day's labor is said to be
equivalent to lilting 3510touu,
AA unto own woman and man called.
D. M. A. W'ttts to the iloor of his reel-
denee, Northti le, N. Y, and threw
vita ol in his rage. It is ft'nrod both (Ice
nee horned tont,
'A- Item het, of the English newspopm
at.ecomplaining tiitterly of the klub
.nd 1'Xt01.6011 5 till'endy ChArg( 1.1
and prectistel ni foreigners who have
visited Ptris to +Attend the'Eeposition.
A large family by.the name of Rob,
E int P Need, a r i ed recently
in Oregon. it consisted of fatheri
03.5.•!ancl „pi nteen-children.-tbenkleste
t•venty-one . years. Of the ointeere.
twelve are•twin children.
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..At lJis er Uounty,N. Y.,
Vrede.riek.limahlo Ifilled his s wife
with axi, while sho was'asleep in .bed.
Her himbai,c1; i witireegl Uv the blows,
• Heed •tw� shots at tire father Wounding(
hien le' the -lice, The cause of the
.rourder is +laid to he dislike of his danghe
ter -in-law,
LiverpOolcorresPondent states that
within the last threi3 daya no less than
2,700•11eed.of cattle live been landed at
the port of.14yerpool alone; of which up-
wards of 1,800 Wets bred and fed in
Canada. The 'best of these havebeen
sofildh•aetad.prices a
.r riging, from £:.28 to- R4o
pr-
p•
•• A barge with tel -O 'thoestencl beehives
abbard'is afloat an. the Mississippi, and.
is to be moved tip ,and down the river
.cluringtteaon, 80,: HS to be afltke.
'time ittiintdst Of flowers., • The bees .
will thus be kept continually. within
reach of the best material for honey. .
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` John, Isaac end PeteiBawn,baeheor
trotters and aged menTliVieg'slic Miles
froin fluiitingdqn Ps., Were 'tnitnerai:.
fully beaten by• tvotrampson Wednes4
di:, Isaac. will prekablydie. The tramps
knocked . down the •housekeeper, one•
holding her while :the other ransacked
the honse. They. finally decamped with
$4,000 in bonds and -some cash, • On.
beingpursuecl the tramps fieed at their
puretiers and escaped.. , .
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THE CLLNTON NEW ERA.
:rs- )10 1.4.1
01 VI N G.0 qusINES
CRUj.OKSHAN.K.
the paidie that he is selleug off his entire stook of
Boots and:Shoes at less than, wholesale prices/
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As be intrinic learing illroei.i., Tile Whole will be Old at A aaolifloo, dee eke offers
...aulli 1/11.1i1K, i'f.t.fli.B. it.i... 1.cry 1,.,(!nrt,,, on AI but StReclkl. fllr Dale on reasonabletorins,
Tini it, a tory ettolitl4.) tvir ally it w a wikilLioi to d.get a good business stand, All partio'!!.
inclet‘ttit 1,., the ,.tittAn jt,,: Li, it,,,, -.t4 note or book Account, tire requested to pay the
131(flo. 1)401..0 Lin ISA!) ot: Jiliy,'ag %illpiti ikkWatilitsi after that date, will be placed in court,
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• VLINTON; .11mo, 1.d71-4. • ••• ' •. • .
voloromr.rmarsrsarxwv=rplortrInm•rarrr.O.
On Wednesday evening, D. Crawford
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uegro, shot and' killed bis wife in,
Beech Island South Care:dine,' then
ki-
led hitnself on Thursday Morning.
:While a, Mr: Terry, a short distance
frorn.s;here the ether tragedy occurred,
chopped .white woman; with whena
he was living, in the had with. a 'hat:.
ehet,.shot, her, and then abet und.killeti
himself -
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CLFION WOOLLEN MILLS
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r NEF, ,Iti601. TO TUN T UT 41.1 IS' BSDPA1OD.
i. this )e.a., iti LW, 11,,ht, Rt• I . ,
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OUT() M WOR ritANT-for4oiritil
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r, , o o , pot 6 gi g 1•
IbIllIiIZrolea tr812:2:t11113). !r) hi
4 : 7"en'iti'itni;V:g ii1R!'411114g14111_811."71. Tart iltlga"1".°°1Qatgl
w be o arga if.
VOOKOni 'Jin.will bo touli'd• on ow no' aaysnaul It. van comity ."
CAiguso,'3..; nr..ti 1.1.gonsoond SP(NRINI.1, IA 1:001; makirM Pawns FLANNA ON eliTTON., .I tO And '004011
..;1.141.1! ti?!iii, its not' yard; '1;wfor!cr.,,,go , 80 owns per yard; 1.;.:nra., ?.3r.o•rif,..allliwoo1,11g oent,iperyor; DiratutaTs
., ; per s ir ; ionaa Bt. %NH `an, ($.3.7 1,er lot—, MAL Wool. LANti L, AO CO A4 tor - rd, &c. I will g ve 2 lbs.
of reeled urn 4•Itl• • f •-..vt I y it) fps. ot pleat, weoihroaght to spin. The following quantifies Of v0011+111 be reouir,
ed for eash yard : •• Poi lo o o Wtton, 10 ((,, twill on Cotton, 12 ea., A1.1 \Sg1, 12 oz., Fall 010th, 4. u)., matikots
ltrui; per,roi, kiiipp, constantly on hand • :. * . •
,,,tEti.goe4tockta4,*,1;.,11,1E131,11*.s*Ls,,,triparVellittliliatiitt..tylioigr,,t4G1 Ofiliaoltijko. oTAnripsZENteivi•Rol ...4$53; • "I'll Tgliul"
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0 exi•ile 41, quality owl durabilitY; ail of which I sin prepared to trade fo: Wool, and will.gfr.A...the highest price
• . • ' • R.r Wool, to all who InsY desire to exchange/or Cloth; ....
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r.t.n.:11Eltpi- .01.1 will find it'to you'r,okvariranil to ealint tho. CLINTON WOOLLEN'3111tSbeforc diepOking
of 1 our woo), es, owing to tbe low priou that wool is likely, to rangoat this year, yon will find it ranch cheaper
", • Rita bottei to have your wool alantiteetaveLl into durable WoolloriGoedse • . ,
.. W A NI F.I 15-2o,000 lbs. of -004..rD-Cal-e:N-PI,DRCE-4.004'lerwhicirtIns-high-esfrearicet price ln. eiteli
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win bo
er41,7TON• May 211, 1873.
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t=r1 t, rs • sig.. 1.6Iii,•• •,,3 .0. pr., 6;
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A good story is told of an. Ogdene.burg
cantracter in connection with the late' G 1 • .
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oe, that.:eity ow:Vii ',a steain 'Pio. ' Thie ' ' '' • . . . ,.
-Was eharterea, it-is,said A) ' b
of Fenians, for the puepese' of makings
descent on Canada ; Cornelius,. however;
was nota dynamite mun;and first sena
bver and warned Canadian's; then taking
son it scopisailed back, intending t� take
the Fenians abroad and dumpbbis pre•
cioturfreight in the riVer, The ruse was
discovered, and Mr.. Daly has lost tiny
chances he may have had of: being a
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It was quite a problem with the kobtl
people of „Ne weastle; England, some
weeks -ago how to bury their giant,
He weighed' seen hundred and twenty.
eight ' pounds, and was six feet three
and a -half inches high. For a giant he
lived in somewhat circumscribed guar-.
ters, and at first it westhought it would
be' necessery to remove. the roof to get
in his coffitt. Finally a window was en-
larged, and that difficulty was solved.
How to get it and the deed giant one
was thenextproblem.• The two weighed
a ton. At last a derrick was proeured,
and they Were hoisted out. Froin all
this it plainly appears that tile being a
giant has its drawbacks, , , • .
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Fenian raid..setrre ' Ocitneliiis Daly, . nera ciii E
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ttlass SAWING MACHINEwayS4n4 and 'EDEES.
A .1..-, s 0 ' R. E P.A. 1 n 1 1•T' G - SHOP ..,
11V, TI.T11.4=
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JUNE 27, 1878.
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MC)1Ra.
For the tteneilt. •of. those, who. have not had a
chance of getting Oheap DreSs goods, we have
• extended the time ot our great . •
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RF,SS 0-00DS SA1Hi
For One week, The greatest bargain§ ever offered
in. Clinton are now offered to the ladies of this
*place, and district. Every one •shotild make it a
'point to 'take advantage of chances like this. •
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Very ortsy Tailonng. We are closing aul
ends of Tweeds: Secure some.
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At amusing :incident is :told itr con-
nection With • a recent . debate 'iri the
English. PadiaM Mit, A ObbSeriative
offered; it hot of a shilling doiatt, Sir
wiiiin to. iitircourt,..4 apooctit. - that he
would close. Ma oration with the words
" the, Brtrieh, Empire."' ,, T he _bet was
accepted, audits dm ex-SolicitovGeneral
begitu.liis peroration in his accustomed
grandiose -style, with treich claseie fold-
:ing and unfolding of the aims, the ex-
dit ement,.arnong the knot of members
.who were in the, secret of the wager grew
hitt:lime, At' 'last the end came, end Sir
Williare.eat down tittering in hie most
sonorous volee his closing. words "the
Empire."' The:Consorva 'ive lost his
bet, for the word " Brats t '.'. was not
tiara ;,, but holtimost 'Won i .,1 . .
Sewing Machines of every rnake repaired, and new parts kept on band. Having engaged
• ' practical machinist,. all work done here is warranted to giv d good satisfaction.
Charges Moderate.
H. NORETIORTHY:
• • • 111Or4)zt,Streei, one door westot 9.0 Couriniereloi Motel, Clinton.. Ont.. • •
• MONEY TO LOAN
Mounteastle's MILL 8,
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wine SITBSCRIMIR 1114S1'1110TVIPLIS. 131.1(1S• TO
-L inform the inhabitants o f Clinton and surrounding
countrythat hehts starred his
NEW:SAW MLLL
otetivilor: $Thtgi'4
Opposite the Great Western Station
Aita iitepartil to
Con Lolls okshares, or Mop for Cash;
1Te Itas also I,U7n1111Ep.• of al kinds en ltd 1'0;8310.
r .113.
COrtrrOri, jati.17, 1875.
THE ALLAN LINF
LIVDREOOLLOXIXIDDRIY—Iliii1001ir
s40P,Tssir S.
;144.-S.SAGE,
cabin, Eta tertitedi nte nod siveriigeIlek.
as al Lowest states.
'XX UNDENIABLE THrrn. •
• You deserve to seer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beau.
Wel world, it is entirely .y.otir own fault
arid there is only one excuse for you,—
your unreasonable prejudice and skepti-
cism, whieh has killed. thousands. Person-
al knowledge and common sense reason-
ing will soon show you that Green's Au-
gust Flower will cure you of Liver Com-
plaint, orDyspepsia, with all its miserable
effects, gnat as sick heatehe, palpitation.
ofthe heart, sour stomach, habitu4 cos-
tiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous
prostration, low spirits', Ste, Its sales now
reach every town on, the Western Conti-
nent and not Druggist but will tell you
of its wonderful cures. You can buy a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents, Three doses
will relieve you.
Stops that terrible cough, and thus avoid
it tonsumptive's grave, by takin Dr,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Asir
cough remedy it is unlurpassed, 'Sold by
druggists,
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.Every .Saturdey.• from likebee.
PRItdr('IAN .. .. t JratIe,
, SCANDINAVIAN"
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SARIITATIAN... " '
coassrAN, .. • •., • .. • ...Unit "
• 20th
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Ltiler,p00, Ann ffinifierita, Olavo?o, Ovens.
. town, &Vast, London", Bristol', CardiJA
Par through tickets every information apply to
. A.. STRATTON, (1, T. R., Agent, Clinton.
Clinton, tray 30,1818. .
F. G. LANE,
AtilTri/N$Elt, AND API
•FOR Jig orzetY 01' JIiTJtON.
ATAS9 OdiSVAII$SIC011 1V11?,,noi-mzszp
. atakniumvs BLOCK, ,
Boit EndsIllintS,c4-
Fisher & Downs, ,Clinton.,
Aro tripplying, oa saon•Z (gotten,
Bolt.Ends and Nuts for Bridgeso
Vrom fl Inch cIownwarda, Atal any length required.
Their Bolt Cutter performs the work in the best
manner. •
,fe DOWNS,
Clintotillta7 2, 103, '
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ON. EASY TERMS,:, •
fly Ve131111 UMe printlinit nun •
be repaid in orttor ut
Clinton, Jane 27;1878, •
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J. C. GILFZOY.
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.GLASGOW MACPHERN SO7,&•-CO
CLIMAX THRESHING MACHINES
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• .= THRE0iiiNG *4.01-inCiEs,
1ITT'S lf1011E P:OWitlf* • Aoilacii.T;TuitAL ENGI.NES. - •
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Por coming season we are introducing' niiny new and. Valunble, improvements, ,whieh will
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plane our machines ritt INADVANCE of any others nianufactufecl in the Dominion., We ea-
pecially Call the attention of threshers to our CLIMAX .SEPARATOlt, with the Nev End.
Shake SAO, .whieh; for ithoothness of running, capacity. and Perfection of Cleaning, far sur-
passes Anything yet produeed, It las been thoroughly tested, has proyed 's cornplete' :
• •• • •• sUccess, and is fully ,warrantetl.. . • • ' •
I:UM:A.37i • -'1'3EB ./g"
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• • • • BRUCEFIE
LD, May 11, 1878.
It is. with leasure I testify •tb the superiority of your Nniv END SITAICt CiLiafAx • ••
SEPARATIA. I thoroughly tested it last season, and can say that it runs the. snloothest-and •
• liyhtelt, leas the largest capacity for separating. and 'cleaning,.cincVd,oes the best work of any'
machine I have yet seen. quite unnecessary to brace the, machine'. 'All that is required:, •
is to Set in.Diage, When; it is. st3isiv..forirork, ankikwillitmiiiithont*a.noice Livonia,
'itof iiiIny other thiiiihe NEw Ertri &Irm•a Craiox. •
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JOHN AlKENHEAD. •
MANY ()THEN. IMPROVEMENTS, such as lowering the front (or Cylinder), end
niachine, adding a tightener pulley to Fitnning.Mill Belt, Windlass for raising the 'Straw
CarrierS, improved. "Concave Adjuster," oto., have,been made, :which will add largely.to the'.
worth -of Machine. " •••••
• .GUR-PITT'S POWERS have been imProved' in 'various Ways; still further adding :to •
their durability, convenience, and ease of running. ' .
• ALL MACHINERY IS Eu AND CAREEIILLIf TESTED BEFORE LEAVES VNE FACTORY.
'11'e inspicA0A4LoarAnrwleine21 before'intrehasing ,e4selonere: , ' • •
• ' • GLASGOW, MACPHERSON &,CO.;•
CidNTON AGIticITLTD11.1.1, Wonics, May, 1878.
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any Cline during te term
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Pri,T '
W. W. FARRAN.
Clinton, Birch.1878.
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REmovAL...
James. Tewsley,butcher,
.While thanking his friends for tholiboral DittrOnago
bestowed on im itt tito past, takes thio means of 10
forniing them that he has removed front the trinket
Buliding,
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To' the Shop occupied by: Eir Finch,
Albert Street, direetly opposite the Market, iliore Ito
1901 be Pleased to trieet them all and as many nevi ones
• as may tarot him with their tustom.-
Alt kinds of"Meat kept inseason, and sold
at reasonable -talcs.
-rtwer.mt.
Clinton, rob. 14, 1575,
NEW CIRRIAGE WORKS
IN BLYTH.
01)ERIC- ENDRY. •
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Manufacturing Company,
T.
Boilers, Engines. and Hill Machinery of Latest•Sfyles.
miArni.nt.),•s Purifters, of Irp.p" roved.
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STOITESThriirions kinds. Brass . and Iron Castings,
PEPAIllS.'r.tioarreal ATTIIND11.1) ,..-
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—000nd-hand Engines and Boilers of 10, 20 and 30
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IIOrse Power ; also, Stare Machine, Spin* ancriteading Machine, mid treading
• Jointer and Plainer. .
(loonnion;: Fobi, 1877.
TB THOMSON & WitgAMS ENITACT1111% C.
• OF STRATFORD,.
.1PORATET) 1874, Successors to Thomson & Willtamo, of Mitchell.
Agrioultural Engine Works
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H.K
1 • JAMC
ES LA
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!Teeple:more in annoyer init to the inhabitants of Myth
and vicinity that he has opened oaths the 0nMaga
making busIness, and is new prepared to 411I all ordure
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• 01A.It1UAG1138,. WAGGONS, 331/4GIE8, ETD,
upon the shortest notice, mid at the most reasonable
rates Nono Mit first•olass workmen employed, and
the very best flagella! used. REPAIRING Attended to
promntry and siitisfaetorily. nonsu SITOSTX(1 a
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spOoialty,
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Agog for. Floity's Agnoultitral Implants,
Ono Ot the best manufactories in ettnari. Call and I106
samples of ReaperS, Mims, Seed Drilifi,flbrse Bakes,
rmitotia, &r., t,, before purchasing eloothere
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.i.85114».'OX " 41/ISEN, STREET, 010
Opposite the Dotaislontelograpli
Illyth, Mar 2311875.
• DIRECTORS :
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• ROBERT THOMSON. PREsIDENT A. It. 'WILLIAMS, Vraz-PsEti. ; ALF,X. GR.A.NY, :
SSOAttgats, ;J, REDFORD, W.-4LOWAT, J, CORCORAN, W, MARSHAEL.
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MANUFACTURERS OP
Johnsion' harvesters, Single Reapers, Mowers and Gonilfined Mathines,
nroddeolt Seeders, Seed Drills, Horse Powers, Sawing
Utichinos,'Grain Crushers, StrO.v7 Cutters, inows, Gang Plows, &c..
Builders Of Steam -Engines arid Bolters, al) dizes,
wA.Tpit. WB11E AND ALB KiisTi38 Ols`
Contractor:910r Griot and. Sato Mills Coniplete. Also for Water Works for cities, toms anct
villayes, on the !roily System *r Cheese Factory Machinery a Specialty.
Address', I[IXSON &WICIAIAEL8, litiuitufaeldring Co., titration*, Ortt.
Fee, 9, 1970. • . ,