The Clinton New Era, 1878-08-15, Page 6G ,
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nod, 1f,attier'Naito.
The old instal Smith, of.:ltioltfiold,
a self-sufliciept sort of old follow, and
prides•l,iruself upon liis.l=idin; feahilitigs,
'Oa° day, he espied hie young ltopeftil.
leading a colt to water rather gingerly,
and remarked.]
" Wily on earth dpu't you ride that.
beast 2"
"I'm 'Wald to,'frai4 he'll throw me."
"Bt Bring that boss here," menet!. ppetl the'
old flail.
The colt was urged ;up. to the ,fence,
and braced on one sides by the boy 'while
the old than .climbed on to the rails and
stocked himself on the-ooit'd back.
Then he was let go, and theroid -gentle-,
man. rode proudly oft. Paralyzed by
fear, the colt, "went slowly for about
twenty rode without a demenatvation,,
T'h'en like lightning,.lbis four legs•bunob-.
eel together, his back bowed like a .via.
duct well, and the old man'shot up in
the .air;,. turned a.rlunlnaersttult and lit
on the small of his back' in the middle
of the read; with .both legs twisted.
Hastening to hien, the young hopeful.
hastily enquired
'-Did it Hurt yeti, PO'
The old pian rose slowly, shook out
the knots in his leg, brdshed the dust
leg
43,
his ears and 'hair, aid rubbing his
bruised elbows, 'growled :—•
" Well, it didn't da riles, bit of good,
You go homer. '
A ..
A Pcotilinr Will.
forgot was scnrclled and three, of the
;brig .mita 'were caught. The rest eeeap•
ed,. end O•hltnso was saved, '
Clnpnbit-atli'a of Jllanitgbn
iwil . amOs: IL Bowan; a' U,"P, liitil=.
;ivay,,engineer,: in a letter- to, the Colonies
and i,kUa, ,.sn',ys ,-•--I is not yet . ton
years since this country was almost a
tense.; i71eOnita, and last year the Pro -
vine of Manitoba alone prodiired.—
wheat, 500,000•busliols, the average
yield per acre being 30 bushels ; barley,
50,000 bushels, the average yield over
•acre. being 40 bushels ; oats, 150,000'
bushels, the average yield per'ncro being
50 bushels ; while of root crops, such as
potatoes,, turnips, ;Sze., if I wore to at•
tempt- a description of their : extraordi-
nary
nary yield and size, quality, tCc, I fear
I should be charged with telling. " ti,i•.
• veller's-tales." It is admittec1 by. those
conversant with thefiiubject, 'that flour
inauuf:toured. in the ashburn:Wills,
Minneapolis, is• unsurpassed by any
other in the world, with the exception
of flour Manufactured in the saltie mills
front ;'wheat, grown' in • this 'vicinity ;
while the yield per briskets of the latter.
is, at the same time, mach larger. Arid
yet, the mean entitle). temperature, taken
from observations made at the observa-
tory hero, of a series of years, is 32 °F,.
A.'friend of mine took some of the: flour
l'ast•referred'to'to Montreal, and gave it
to.'iv few of the. pastry:cooks. there, .who
stated that such superior flour had never
A, 'novel will otise wag, recently before been seen in the city:. He, also
brought ,latero Judge Warren in. Dub- sent Some to a.friencl in yowl: oity,wlr ell
lin. Tho testator was lying • i.11 with was distributed in•the same'mauiier; and
•lulI ar reniar l s •we •e i n e in re er
typhus Lever, and•setat for two persons s I 1 t made f once
whom he intended to name as his ere-. to it. If in ten .years 'we: have made
tutors. They objected, however, to go .rigor progress,: who,: as General Sir ;H..
into an infected house', and ' table au:d Lefroy very. truly-reritaiks, can foi•tell
chairs were therefore placed outside the what great destinies are in•stoic for es'1
window of the sink man's room iii such.i ''
a position that he could. see the' persons.
sitting at the table. As' it.. means of
communication between those outside
and the. fever patient; a boy :who. had
`already suffered feorla typhus, fend was
therefore considered fever, proof, .was
selected for carrying- instructions to the
will -makers. The'testater. executed his
will by making his snack under the ob.:
servation of the witnesses, who•iitttested
the execution in tht.sig,ht of the testa-
tor. When this was 'clone he was -re-
moved to..the hospital, and there died.
t
The validity of the .will was :called
question on the ground' that it was not
duly executed. The Judge .pronounced
in.favor of the will, remarking. that he
saw 710 ''Cason for. requiring' executors
to expose their lives to needlei#s'risk;
Leprosy in New Yorlc,_;'...
I. • .r •
Two cases of genuine Lei
irosyare're-
ported in the charity hospital on Black
well's island, N. Y. Abraham Brpwir,
a native New .Yorker of 54, and Etnilio
Trenal, a Gtiban of 19 years.' Both
caught the disease in Cuba ..though Tee -
nal did not break out with it till five
years- ago, when he was, working•in a
New York 'cigar factory; •and -Brown..
only within two years, after he had
stopped nine years bricklaying in Cuba
and returned. to J3altitnore. " . doth aro
frightful to look upon,. though Trenal's
face is the. most ..offensive, being . so
swollen as to be unrecognizable.
skin is a glistening, light yellowish red;
the end of his nose is distended to n
breadth of two inches, and the eye-
lashes are the only hair upon his, face..,
Brown feels his case most keenly, and
is an uptight, intelligent; lnt>n, who be
longed to New York's' volunteer fire de-
partment and national guard in his
earlier years. • His old mother and lit,'
tle girl are living, tint hie wife is dead,
and he sorrowfully realizes -what'a re-
pulsive death ho is living. The loath-
some disease hare invaded his whole sys-
tem, turning his hands and feet almost
black and covering them with ulcers ;
causing his board and nails to fall out;
enlarging his fingers to thriee their for-
mer size, so that their ends stand apart
like the claws of a fowl, • The debtors
do not regard leprosy as contagious
though they do consider it incurable,.
_ v.._.nnd on1x_atle tZ i.t to fn,., itigp,to tint fin
clition - of these ion s --as pt t t -
1 1nuc.h ,as -
possible.
brigandage in Spain,.
On the 23rd of June an attack WaS
made by brigands upon the village of
Thor, in the Spanish province of Catalu-
na, while the .populati.on_were At_clatreh.
Eleven men, armed with daggers and
revolvers, posted themselves at various
points, six of them going to the church:
Four stood atthe door to prevent egress,
while two walked boldly' in and order-
ed the priest to conduct thein into the
vestry. After rifling his pockets there,
and taking -all the valuables pertaining:
to the altar, they c'ol idt1'tftal. ;MIA beck,
and with a low bow, asked hits to con-
tinne the mass. They emptied the
pockets of the principal members of the
congregation, and then conducted them
home by turns, taking all valuable ar-
ticles thorn were which were portable.
After this they were re -conducted to,
the church and guarded, The richest.:
-than of the place, roamed Chanso, was
.not_ only robbed, but carried off to A.
neighboring wood with 'his valet. In
tile•-evinti ctn r—the—valnt?4'S'' ent-''tq
hanso•'s••;relfatives • with a . regit;est for;
$4,000 es ransom, if they wished to
preserve his life'. In. the meantime, the
neighboring villagers were aroused, the
•
Fats About tlio 4ntr:
'the•siln ie 320,000.t'imss as large as
this earth . ' .
• ;Che sun la 400 tithes 118 far,off as the.,
moon,.
A lady, Who weighs 100 pounds here
would weigh .2,700 pot -Inds. if..en :the
surface of the sun; ` .
The heat:given off :by the:sun,•noul;
'Melt , 287,200,00,0' cubic ny.iles.• of itc
every second• • : '
The'dirnietei• of the earth : lii•11s.'clie
same relation to, its distance ',from:the
sun as the breadth of a hair to 1233 feet.
A. railroad Balli travelling witbout
stops-at:the mite of _forty. miles do ':hour,
wouid'.;et to tiie sun in .263 year's.'
The 'stin is• believed to become 'some
250'_ feet smeller every year.
This contraction would be suffleient
•io generate the enormous' quantity of
heat which it iadlates., •
Anothertheory is that ..comets: and.
meteoric matter...falling into t e sum,
may bE its :aliment• to offset the . tre-
mendous loss which combustion certain,
ly involves. "
It would requite the combustion. of
thirty feet of coal over the enti a ssi�r
face of the sun every.second to gene'1'tt e
the carne heat, .
The stars are'sit osecl -'to average
nr 4
larger tilan'onr Sun and to hive plane-
taary systems like his. •
The nearest ,fixed star is': 250,000
tinies as far offes our sun.
It takes light eight minutes to come
from the sun, but it must have required
50,000 years to conte .from the farthest
visible stars.
":'Won. the' eleven -years storms on the,
sun'oceur, the magnetic needle onthe
earth is variable and eometinles eon
siderably deflected.
The -earth is flying ilrouncl the sun at
the rate df 1,000 nllies. a minute.
The sun and all the stars are moving
through space, accompanied by their
planetary systems; at a rate viteying
from twenty to two hundred milesa
second.. '
Some of the surf serfs •(or•(tte'rs) are
100,000 rltiIPS i31 diatnetei, and one :of
them would easily swallow up the whole
of the, planets, Jupiter himself only
making a mouthful,
;itTeedier's curious and brilliant space-
lation is that the stria' Alcyone is the
Irtrwl trnF'-o our-uaiverse� frrrrl° ttt3ft'
our sial and the visible stars are' swing.
inn :around it in orbits, measifred by
millions Of years.
E 141C1.1T.OIlS' •NOTICE,
All persona having claims against' the Estate of the
late MAL ELtliAria 851MT, Of' Clinton, .0 5 request.
ed to Bond in their accounts to rho undersignod Exacta.
tore; and all persons Indebted to saidPetato, aro hereby
notified to pay rho amount of such indebtedness to the
Executors. Applications tar tbo pc.rchnso or lease of
town Iota and forFpast trng:r, 3401 mho be received by the
underaigned. •
IIOUATIO rl.tr.:i, tpSr„ntniN.--
1t1Cii t11D: ia.tNti•> UIIU, I
Clinton, July 21141,1878. '
KILLS all the
FL1>rS in a
teem in TWO
KOURar
o'c, Worth
will hill
„more flies.
than $ie
worth of
LLANS FL _BRI
7h Lrtttsth• FtyKtller.'
Fly Paper.
INib dirt, F.
no trouble r
5011 by
Dsvootars
W133351r. 3L
Botanic Meditine. C
ltuffk1o,14. Y
tf�•y•r' ��r
THE OLINTON NEW 1'y ERA..
M ,
,t , JCft ST .1 S5,• .i 8 ta,.
('rirlsin 1EVVINGACH1 ' DEPOT. gill -1i
A splendid aasortui v;t lit iirst•cla4s S1:1VIN( Mt.(lHIN,•1'ab always' Oa band, NEEDLES
• and ovei^y furnishing kept in stook,
Li R O .1-� 1�. P .& T I N G• S Ii OP ,.
sowing :Machines of'every make repaired, and new parts kept on Band. Having engaged
practical m:ipliwaat, all work done Hero is 'Warranted to glv. a good satisfaction.'"
Oliar •es Moderate. I3, NQB8W01ZTIiY
tlttrra,t Street; one door N'1•,. t ,rr' tl.e cttmaiorcis<l. Viola, Clinton. Ont.
.r . »w•� ^.1^sf A F3 �.• ._ ,
JJOliSl'a; I3(.1(40Y, iGc., .il)it '1;:1LTi
sob orli+or, haring lie t•111 1 1l' for
Chcn1, ofI'rs It i klui. a, illi} g i', i!aft r, kid r•
cess and 13nfialo Robe, tor NSA , l:,•q tics at
the Dost Odioo, ;
1. 1 Alit.
()beton May 23, 1878.•
1 f
movvEr begat
6%1L",'6RTGAGES, . NOTES,*
'ANI) email
Good Securities, Purchased.
I COIIIVEYANC'IN�C..
iv: .w, FARRAN
� . Oitntori, /SOY. 11,1874.. - 47
h':ILE ROYAL BALM le a more 'certain romp- '
dy for pion, in a u ider range of.cases, anti a more
agreuabie llerlie 131( than au1,T otliul 31110 offered
to the public ; even thiiut;h we do say for it -what l
nd'i,ther nutltnfnetnrer will date to say o£. his
preparation, Ni;u, a --It ahsriFuttly will not euro
everything from a. corn nn the tai: to a dislocated.
neck, It needs no highly exaggerated •puffiu;is,
being one of the few things which. sell on their
own merits. ••
It is n purely. vegetable i�re:luelion, and is porfedfly safe'
for an :afoul: of any aga. It, is; a perfect epeoitio for
Dysentery, It cures gonads, Ulcerated Sore Throat and
Diphtheria, Nervous'Itoadache; Ncuralgia,Tiadoloreas,
and Sciatica, Obolei•a, Cramps and pains in the stomach
and bowels, InlIammatien, wounds, bruises, Sprains,
Burns, Scalds, rrogt.bitea, Ro. Priee, t'.5 eentN.
,J. 1I.:CO iI BE, Druggist,
SOLI AG'JNT, CLINTo,rV. 29 -ti
SEAFO1;:.•TH
WOOLLEN `
'MILLS.
.111L .r11.11M1B1..
If you have Wool yon wish to have mado up, or to
trade for
•GOODS,.
-Ti..1. We will not be ontibine either 'in qua'=
its of .•F 333 orprrro, ,I.ofor u are18733.invlk0•d to 03331 and gee
our .•.a •Lin work wa aro doing, and our .. prtoes
. •
Oat ding, and 'all•kinds of Cus-
• tom Work done as.. ilsia al.:
InAnE rl'0 011nlnit, .
And aiarge otocklrotitionatantlo on hand to exchange
for si•oo1'.. in connection with the above 1 an; proparod
to do
r
6artlirig; Spinlatint7,'.1'frercvem,li Coloring,
rulhng, Cloth, 'Dresslnag,: rC•c., •
On the ehoitest.notice, at the
'BJythh o oolldin Mills
Tweeds, Fu11•Cleths; rianne-9, Blankets; Yarno,'&e.,
toexehange for wool,or cheap for emit. Remember
•>• the place., right oppbsito he11y's:Grist \Illy.
A.
Seaforth Juno 27, 1878.. • •
•
,MRS. EEESLEY'S
MILLINERY • Establishment.
slimenit.
. t of I 'ATILEll . F owERRS
4 largo n aoltmtn , x L ,. I. ,
SILtf5 and RIBBONS, in the newest shades. • '
AIoo, a largo stook of 'FELT and. OTRAIv 1IATS, of
the latest styles. COR81:TS, &o, •
Agent forl3urritulr'sPA•tj5n35 of garments of all
desoriptions 1 n large et)ok kept 0n'hin t.,
Felt and Straw Hats Cleazied.anct'altered
Clinton,.Oet. 18,1.877.
•
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT, •
OTTAWA, Aprll 17, 1878,
f il1'IiopIZIID DISOOUNT ON .1311 RIOAN ITN
VOICES until further notice, None.
J. JOHNSON,
Commrgglon°ref Customs:
MONEY TO LOAN on Approval Tote's
ALSO, O:1 3101iTOrAGV, SECt111ITY,
A number of good FARMS FOR .SALE
ALSO, 5031E TOWN LOTS.
Apply to • C. A. IIAtiTT, Attorney, b'ce.
Clinton, Juno 20, 1878,
Ae'> Nczr Cr
Tsor,ATIJT:35
AND.
STANDARD,
Y SUI1A•NC. - C0MPANIES
Risks- of all deseriptiona taken at the lowest rates,
0, 11IIJOII7.',
Clinton, F'ob. 1,1878:
NEW TIME' CARD,
. GRANT) TRUNK. RAILWAY,
ON ANn AFTER MIONAAY, kilt 27TuI,
Passenger Trains Will leave Ciintou station as follows
(torso E.tar,- Irspross,, 12.10 11, m. 21 n.
mg 10a,m„4.25r,m.
00180 West. •' 1i1press, «,41 p.m.; Mixed, 10 a.m.,
5.85 p.m., 9,20 p. m.
Seaturday EZOURSION ticks` p
To London, Godorieh and Stratford, goad to
tetnrn on Monday, at reduced Pate,.
J. 1170115011, General Manager.
4, fITRAITON, Agent at Clinton.
Clinlon,.11iay 28,1878.
F. ? . LANE, Attetfoneer aqui Appraiser
; J-l'ouse and Land .,2rjentt,
Commissioner, Conveyancer) die, Wing -
ham,.
13.011t EWE'S;
• „Etc., r;te.
i i l ei <C Downs,' elinton,'
Aro supplying, ax sgta1T SloTrcE,
Bolt End's and !tuts for bridges,•
From 1t inch downwards, and any length 'required.
Their Bolt Cutter perforans the work in tho boat
manner.
Clinton, May 23, 1878.
• a'ISInxa .0 RSIRES.,
'WE ARE (PENINn :TUE FOLLOWING' G00PS, ,f XCE E. ' VALv'r,
.n.•,cel
Cases Christl,e s Tlondon,".Fnla d, ebxated
FELT 'FIA,'Z'S in 'Fashionable makes and shapes,
both hard and soft.
Tot arrive this week, 35 pieces hew Fall Tweeds and
Cloths,' from 50 cents per yard to $2. Fine display -
in WORSTEDS, all patterns and 'prices.
Our MR. DOTTIER is giving- excellent saris action
•• in cut,'makes 'and finish of Clothing.
FROM NOW TILL lst SEPTEMBER WE
ARE
MAKING GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES;
Mountcastle's RI L L S. AS WE WANT TO REDUCE BEFORE BUYING:
FOR FALL.
liE' SUBSCRIBER'RESPEOTFOLLY BEGS TO
inform the inhabltantsof Clinton and surrounding
country that he has started hia
•
'NEW ' SAW.
ON IIURON,GT111;L'T
Opposite ilia treat. Western 'Station
And -is prepared. to •
Ctq"Logs onz'shctres or• clieci or Cctelc.
Ito.has also I.1eJDI IiEI; .4a1 kinds du ;hand, for Sale.
]3'1\Z()1[5:Nl;C A�?rr.ii•,
Ctrtxo3, Jan. 17, 1875.
O1VEY. TO LOAN
•
RMS'
,. •.
MO' *44;11101i tir. rittci ai ciao'
be .t•enaid .*n -part or. all 1,4
s,
time barilla titre term!
a
•
,or ' Loan.,
A PS'iX. Tei
FA : .AN.-.
'Clinton, Maroh.187ft .
EMOVAL:
•
James Tewsie. , bather;
While tlianicing has friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him in the past; takes this means of. in-
forming them that he has removed from the Markot
, Building, . . •
To �ttle:Sl,o occupied
cli
Albert Street; directly'opposito the Itarket, whore ho.
will bo pleased to moot thein all mu1•as onany now 4neg
as,nay,fawr him with their ousting. .
All kinds of. lleatkep, in seasons, an1(1' sold
at reasonable rates.
3:Aiit1iS '7EWSLB'.
canton, reb, 14, 1878. .
THE ALLAN LINT
ER L -.LOS EGNDERRY-CLA IO f,
Li'l , PGO S
SPORTEST SE,A• PASSAGE.
'cab rind Bteeratme Holl+
et;, at Lowest Rates: -
Every Saturday from Quebec
emeasStAN ' 10th' 'Aug.
• 'MORAVIAN , . 17th ”
• PERUVTAN . 24th "
SAI%D1NIAN ; :, dist ”
POLYNESIAN 7111 Sept.
SAI MATIAN 14th 'y
. STEERAGE TICI7ETS To
Liverpool, Londonderry, • Glasgow, 42tteens-
toton, lie fast, London), Bristol,.Cardiiji,
Foo through tickets'and every information apply 10
A. STRAXT0N, 0 T. Tie , Agent, Clinton.
"Clime» ar-20 4878 ... ,,.„,„v.,_- �.v, 'w
NEW CA RRIA0E WORIiS
1191 BLY1 H.
•
JAMES CLARK
ttaa' pleisara in announcing te'the inhabitants at Illy Eli
andvleinity`, that In -liag opcncd cutin tha Onrriaga
making bnsinenn, duct is now prepared to 811 all 'orders
for ,.•
0AREXAG IS, WAG(i0Ni3, BUGGIES, lil'rm,,
upon the shortest notice, and at the most roaeonnble
rate's. None but flrst•elcs8 workmen employed, and
the very hest material need. 11E?AIIIING attended to
promptly, and satisfactorily, • 1101.151: 511017/10
specialty,
' Gln' 1 ur• rlt Implements
Agent for C teal s lou l 1
b � b
Ono of the beat nmunfaetorice in Canada. Call and bee
samples of Iaeapern',Ilatvor8,.scoC11)r1Ne,tlarsa ltakae,
Ploughs, &e., &o., before pnrehaging alsomhcro.
i•:c'r' SIIOP o11' OXILEA7• f31)til:lR�'ii', L$
$lytti,R rmoolt Telegraph Ottoo,
878.�ofnitilon
jr. CJ.: —Ii JL-ti.o i. .
Imporf��t aid -
'Clinton, Aug 7,. 1878.
Yalit61:(H`l�pro�remeu�s dor
�.- D141N.11FACTURBRS.
.ODUMAX.: THIIESHONG .SACHENES
—3EtA'1`011 MACHINYJ;S,
1'ITtI:')$ Ill[i'1LOV1:1) HOIISE'PO1VEit:3,' :AtUUI('ULTUI%AL .STE!IDI ESOINI 38r'
•
•
For the awning season- wet are introdaping many new and valuable improvements, which will
place our machines FAR IN ADVANOL of any others manufactured in the Dominion.. We es•
ppecially callthe attention of threshers to our CLIMAX SEPARATOR, with ' the .New End
Shake: Shoe, which, for smoothliess.of running, capacity arid perfection.of cleaning, far "sur.
passes anything yet produced. It has.. beenthoroughly tested., has proveda complete
success, anti is 'fully warranted-
i�
t AZ .THS+ TmSTIMcxN=.Ax., :--
• BiweE ELD, May 11, 1878:,, :,
I1 is .With pleasure•I testify' to the `Superiority •ef your NFO END S1LtitE CLfl7aX
Sr•..'AiiATon. I thoroughly tested it last season, and can say that it r;tna• •t1te' smoothest ' and
lightest,. lots the largest capacity for separating and.clean.i»g, and does•_the best :'work%of any
machine I. have yet. seen. It is quite' unnecessary to braes: the. machine,, All that is required•„
Fs to set it in`plaee, when it Is for work, and it will run: j
without ar or noise: ; 'I would .
'not have any. other than:the-New 1' i n Sn tsc' CrnIAx.. .
JOHIt •.A1IKEN11EAD
• MANY QTFIII.R 141.PROVEMENTS;:su610 as loweringthe frontor• Cylinder end o
machine,• adding a 'tightener pulley., to Fanning Mill Beltt,'windlass for raising the Straw' :
Carriers, iniprovedC'.Conoave Adjuster,!' eta:., have been made, which will add largely to the•
worth of machine.
OUI4 PITT'S. POWERS lave' been improved in various ways,' stilt further adding to
their durabilit, t.onvenie oo and ease -of running.
Y,. a?. , b
ALL MAORINERY T8 RU1i Alin CAREFULLY TESTED BEFORE LEAVING::TEE FACTORY.
inspection' rr es ' i" r
1. , a,olacrG,of our sracrcl rn brfoi e y uy.cleaatn,/ elsewhere.
GLASGOW, MAQPHERSON. & CO.
•CanotoN Ael-Me TLTCIn.a- Wonnl, May;• 187$..
OP:ERICH FOl
r'.
O'omps,ra.y,
• G1"oo-/1 r iistiL '.
Boilers, engines. and Mill Machinery of Latest Styles -
Middlings Purifleers; of improved Kinds.
AGRICULTURAL I PLE. ENTS,
STOVES of various kinds. Brass and Iron. Castings..
REPAIRS PBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
FOR SALE Cii:TTA.P—Seycond-hand. Engines and Boilers of 16, 20 • and 30'
Horse power ; also, Stave Machine, Shingle' and Heading Machine, and Heading
,Jointer and Plainer.. '
Go»Eltlelt, Feb 1, 1877.
• Immo on
Tlill-THOMSON&WILMADISMialliaulimb 1•414.
r Er
OF STR. „TFORD,'
1htoonpoi 1i.TED 1874, Buceessore to Thomson Be Williams, of Mitchell,
•.
A.gricultural E Engine"Works
• DIR OTC IIS
110L''1 IVT 1IIOMSON, l'Rtfdln1n7t •' A. 11. WILLIAMS, Vics-Paas.; ALEX, GRANT,
SEor-TnsAs. ; .1'. °REDF O1U), 'SV. l41OWAT, J. CORCORAN,, W. MARSHALL,
• ie[ANU1'ACTunnii$ O11'
. Johnston harvesers,Single Reapers, Mowers and..:Snaked 'Machines,
Broadcast Seectors, Seed Drilla, 1 o+'sa .Powers, Sa,w'ing
Machines, Grain Orus'hera, Straw Cutters, flows, Gana T'lows, dre..
Builder's of Steam Engines a.l d •,Boilers, al) sixes
, '4VA•TER iNt,FEEfLS AND A,LI, is11;'',13S 01 1t1TLIJ 1tACIISNEror,
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C ntraetors ar Oriel and Seta hfills eonrr. ;kle.. dl o or Meier Works or eilieo town end
o viral gee, ofi the I'lol� 8Vstent. Xs' tylieeee l?attory Machinery a Specklly.
Lalltleoios,'1f'1ltOMSONT rt: IVkti+a.T70..>CH, 14ittrtttfaettrriti71 Co., Stratford, Ont.
1'hb, 9, 1870. „