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persons, rem
mewout a better
Ss, tern lend,
a 'sew wake
livered spot?
Mad beild us a cot?
e sil!*wy
�^-set these, I y ehild.
MIVIVZIMpa
s scarp aid twl��te'
every bit of them, all but
have such a plenty
Bier*, not there, my child.
san-
wlfere they fortunes make,
v• got a tunnel under the
stores are full of wheat and
Wanes are plasty as sure u you're
'peg John Wentworth is right on
dear father, that Western
Not there, not there, my child.
It jilt la tha domain ei Brigham Young,
Thkaewtabarried man that is left unhung,
Wits a one that likes can go
Large! forty wives, or mor,, you know,
Where "saints ' are plenty and "cheek"
lam,
Oriethat be the gay sad festive chalet
Net there, not there, my child.
;842118110 Colorado's mountains rise
the boundless plain where the
l'bsdhIo hes;
Whose the air is pure and the water
teeol;
'Where fortnue favors oftimes the fool;
Maya the rooks are full of the precious
axe --
taken we'll and that Western shore/
Not there, not there, my ehlid.
*04 mean A, verdant youth;
.ala wt Dhaka it and speak the
l en ao to the farthest State,
d ea Lae rock by the "Gulden
Out across the Western sea,
wheaoe somes the "Hea'hen
tlAyiag, "Tis there, my child:"
=DS AND ZNIDS.
t everybody well -but not too of -
Rias • remarkable peculiarity with
_Alb that their expanding power .on-
to increase as you contract them.
♦ p, juse returned from a Contin-
enta4wr, was asked how he liked the
?uttgeof P'+mpeli. "Not very well," wax
the r;' `they are so dreadfully out of
. An lows cherub meant to be patriotic
in having its steeple painted with "stars
sad nig," hat the practical reanit is
?bat str.npers are continually led thi-
mak an "easy shave."
'Ace, the celebrated vocalist, was
in his carriage near Edinburgh. A
paper, after recording the ac -
aid: "We are happy to state
wu able to appear on the follow -
[ting in three pieces."
cm DUST Paac11.LINay. - Affable
ger-"There sir, my work 'ung to
again! sir Francis can sppreci-
good thing air." Astonished
(elbi what? thought Millais
"Affable stranger(con-
�•"Psohl 'E may bare
phated it, but I made the frame'"
There appears to be a difference of
ont�n es to the object of the preu, and
`wit- i(slit laviiing the inevitable argn-
saQat, a hogrespoadeat ooatents himself
* with staMag the teat:
To stuff man's brain with latest news,
Tom thinks the object of the press is;
Bus Aane declares its highest use
Is stinting women's --bustles.
A Tis*n chaplain being recently re-
quired fir a Scotch prison, and the
choice made, one of the Board said, " Weel
1',. nae abjection 1p the mea, for I no -
ionised he was preaching a kirk tooth
(eelpty slimily, encase-
-•
y, and if he be as enose-
fel in ohs jail, he'll maybe preach It
taus* as weal."
Ows soHne.-Washerwoman (G1 small
b.)7, who has brought a very dilapidated
shirt): "Ten your mother, if aha sends
this 'ere egsin, I shall wash it in two,"
Small Boy tgnal to the occasion) : •Very
sorry, wises I'm sere, but I dont think
mother would mind if you washed it into
s half(dot,a."
HOYLL.tT.-Rector (going
rouodi)r "Au uaaomtsoaly fine pig,
Mr. Dibbles, I diseLire!"--Ccultemplative
Villatsl: +"Ab,yes, sir, if we was only,
e/ pg M it to die &shim, sir:"
A.aiin,attan o FtlerisCY.-Fla ant
imay: "Ion MOM depressed, )Ir. Beau-
Stes��ggrs Ne bed news, I hope!"-Romaa-
ittleasus: "4h, if one could only
."-Flippant Lady: "Dear me:
:bJa't you ke Her ttdl pas all about itf and
�7I /.ryes it Aar vett!"
Tig%aialiiirtialeandidat.sfor a •sant
pulpier sassed ♦dens and icow, had to
!meat ea She same Sunday. Dow, who
the mogsisg, took for his
`dAdatet where art thour' In the
tresis, Adam gave his return shot,
t(al.Dting for ht.s text, "Lo, here I
it..'
"new cm earth doyoa manage!" asked
• gest1..san of two inseparable West
Zed louogsrs. 'Yu are always to-
gether, yob never do anything, and yet
lea e�wa have plenty of money.
iisp thiing in the world, my donde!.
low, was Ike candid reply; we,beerow of
5s_`he"
ww1��gg emt to the statics of cue of
eselrowds one evtmiag, and finding
the best car full, said in a low tone:
Why, tbib ear isn't going!" Of course
this cemissb a gwoeenl stampede, sad the
wg� took beotesst. In the midst of
lisradnn the wag was ked:
you say Odour wasn't going!''
"Wel t was
wasn't then," replied the wag,
"but it is sew."
gins tto is intensely religions,"
said Sparquem to his spouse to -day.
"Bow eb she enquired. 'Because he
Myounnog eU the time," said Sparyoes
* s,re yes smiled at her husband's
het boundlesslysaid. "Mosquitoes
4.Attij
are soeus," "Why?' asked Spor-
tier. "Bee•u.e they present their bills
ea Sunday." Spargnes went out for walk
and meditation.
lb young; western stndent of natural
ig
j, bo.is -extremely afraid of
tr
Eg , w
during the last thunder -storm
issalsted a steel by putting s tumbler
Imdur X11 ail& IA ow being safely seat-
ed be . lbseerMely invited s young
hefty set his bas, smearing her
that =ally sats. She
1tlils youth, and then
Meek. „ stair flakes of electricity
aslwyess and replied,
disk I'd rather be
shim
lrgTh b ill,, 'Dumfies-
tmambnismille Pariah -
asked
to the miatistsetiaa
that any
'OMB* to he
abet Par -
Busted.
kin*
seen.
w
XIv airs tL 311111111g.
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r� netting for plastering is being
" introduced to take the place of
utas. It takes leu labor to place on
the walls, is more continuous, and
will not burn. Coarse netting with one
inch mesh, and made of strong wire, is
found to answer best. For ornamental
cornice work it is sei modally valuable,
for it can be bent to any desired form.
Secured to iron studding in a brick
building our greatest danger en account
of Are would be removed. A still fur-
ther application of this plan it to make
round bags of wire, resembling barrels,
and coat them inside and out with
Dement. When it hardens they re-
semble stone barrels. Filled with sand
and sunk in rows end muses they make
excellent building material for break
waters. Another extension of the idea
ham been tried with success in England.
It consists in making iron framed build-
ing, covering them with wire netting,
and spreading concrete on both sides.
It is cLtined that a house -walls, floors,
roofs, doors, partition., and all -has
been built, that is strong, firm, and ab-
solutely ineombuatible. Various ap-
plications of the use of wiry netting, and
plaster or cement, readily suggest them-
selves, and the matter is worthy of the
attention of mechanics and builders.
Look to Your Cellars.
'How much of sickness is bred in cel•
laps, it is probable can never be accurate-
ly ostitnated, but there is no doubt that
many a mysterious case of typhoid and
starlet fever, rheumatism or ague may
be correctly traced to the malarious
effluvia emanating from these neglected
corners. Boxes, bins and barre:s. which
hays contained vegetable matter. meat,
iish,etc., need &thoroughoverhauiing. It
is not enoughjthatstandiug in a dark oor-
ner they look empty; there maybe enongh-
poison left ou the aide and bottom to affect
the health of the household. This work of
cleaning is often left to the woolen and
boys of the family. A man had much
better leave his work a day to make a
tlprough examination and purification
orthe cellar than to be unduly anxious
about getting in the crops in extra sea-
son. After all garbage is carried out,
let the ceiling and walls be faithfully
brushed with an old broom, and if this
u done once a month the atmosphere
will be all the sweeter. Use plenty of
lime, and is dry weather keep all the
doors and windows open a part of every
day. Old tin and wooden ware should
not be allowed to stand year after year
on the cellar shelves. If it it not to be
used, throw it away.
A Brutal Despot.
The Shah has proved himself too
strong a dose for even the court flnnkiee
of Europe to endure. To say that he is
boorish, coarse, sensual, is describing
him in the mildest terms. He insults
every lady with whom he cornea in con-
tact -if handsome, by dishonorable pro-
pes is; if ugly, by letting her know that
he is aware of it. fie eats with his fing-
er. at the table, and when he has put a
piece of food to his month which he
finds distasteful, he spits it out upon the
dress of the lady beside him, He and
his shite inrariably ruin the carpets of
the room where he is lodged, and a
common amusement of theirs is to cat
the Bowers oat of the tapestry and
punch the eyes out of the p'rtraitsof the
royal family. At the opera In London
the other night he sat in his box and
yttnplacentlyspat upon the heads of the
audience beneath him. When leaving
Berlin, his last wards to Kaiser Wilhelm
were to rid himself, by hanging, if
necessary, of `that old woman Angnsta."
Of course nothing better could be ex-
pected of a barbarian despot, whose life-
long education has been that there was
no one on earth worthy of any consider-
ation by him.
ranchos mares Perfect.
•
The Hamilton Times, the spiciest news-
paper in the Dominion, is full of inter-
esting articles, always wide awake and
never dull. Take the following as a
specimen: -
If theretsone thing which, now, the
Grits are more afraid of than another,
it is an oath.-Srg(-rAToa.
True, taking an oath is a somewhat
serious matter with a Reformer. But
if we had in our ranks the heroes of the
"Double Shnffle" oaths, who jovially
"kissed the Book" while they repeated
a lie -if we even had a few Rufus Step-
hensons amongst us -we would be able
to go into the work with spirit. But the
Tories have had such a monoply of that
kind of business that it would be unfair
to rob them of it now. They seem to
take down an affidavit with such unas-
suming ease and hearty relish that we
expect great things from them Mr' that
line whenever they get a gcod chance.
They havo commenced swearing so much
in advance of the enquiry,that there is a
danger of eahustion, or would be, if they
were other than they are.
Mr. Jones, who rigidly adhered to
therules of etiquette, went home one
night and found his wife sitting with
another man's arm around her. Next
day he told a friend of the circum-
stance.
"What did you do shout it:" said his
friend.
"Dot" replted Mr. Jones. "What in
thunder could I dol i never had an intro-
duction to the man."
CUNTsovca,Y AND CHEMISTRY. -Why
is absolute Dogma, your reverence, like
absolute Alcohol! Se please you, because
it u utterly abeveproof.
? A common cough or cold should
never be trifled with, often when neglect-
ed it is converted into a serious and gen-
erally fatal pulmonary disease. The
more prudent, aware of this, promptly
use "Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers" a cura-
tive which has sustained its reputation
for over twenty years -they are always
etficecioas and exert a most beneficial in-
fluence on all the Bronchial and pulmon-
ary organs. Sold by all Druggists and
country dealers. . Price 23 cts. per
box.
Vatesor Lirg.-Life has noLife Talo
except iu so far as we use it • for per-
fectiugour souls, or fpr enriching ;cnr
minds with noble qualities and for
spreading happiness around us: bot we
haverdaily proofs of tho great value of
the i'Canadiaa Pain Destroyer" in sob -
(hying the torturing pains of rhuema-
tum, neuralgia, £c, and removing pain
of every nature from the body. For
sale by all Druggists and country deal-
ers. Price 23 cents per bottle.
A BEAUTIFUL flu&vs.-There is noth-
ing that can contribute so much to
ruder the horse beautiful and elegant,
to improve his condition and make him
all that is desirable, as "Darley's Con-
dition Powders and Arabian Heave
Remedy;" it has been used by many
persons who own valuable carriage and
other horses with decided succuss, and
so well pleated are they with it that
they always keep it on hand in case of
emergency; it may be given at all times
With perfect safety. Remember the
name, and see that the signature of
Hurd A Co. is on each package. North-
rop & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont.; pro-
prietors for Canada. Sold by all medi-
cine dealers.
NO Riots.
ta.na'. Lda'tv(e OOP Irort47y,s7ine, ill Wince(
is Gehl D•
}
bi.bier*s bpottitsg ey 0 f 1J asp,
AMY DeeTau a8.ot stay ware it is acct. It 4. is.
.aespent 11d4ete. ever made. Una Dee. mares cow-
men mea noes Tessa,. oes bottle has cured laew-
c.,.,.. Pifty [nets Plea las Prot an Ot-e
ersawwo Coosa One or twe tittles moss tad
eases Orman W Comae Testicle, 81: to eight
appb•ae u.e ewe. aur cue P Excetiavm Reiman
or Iwrusss Bauer, OP bottle Sas cured LANs
Bees M elsltt years steadies, Desist Plash f
Dotal UM, Mega Cost', Pa, says: welt
thirty miles for • lotus your 0U.which;Skated
wwaans - Cess .da Csoesn Less by Wl ap-
phaetons awes, er►s W (tad Aet•ana for
'1' have baH tt a lA end 40th.ssINA,
endis
come set key It if I amid got se aes.-
mit�e�*Wee, el weeds, D..T Imes "One
. ohne e05 "oven mhad eat ►p.l4a�w a
n
*8 spar la rive ITa.' Ase. J. ltstty
Taps.'
t. 1'.. write; " Tear Dart o . evert
wy-
In "Owe Week." Deter all ever
ems `•11• tag• esla a asadtpls,
mos Ile SW
uldtt Tsar OM
to
Special Notices_
Dug,sraer.-Itrn'n Coco&.-6nat@aL Arch
Corroattvo,—"By a thoiowgh knowla4gs of the
satire law* which govern the operations of digs..
Don sed untrltN., and by a eaten! application of
the doe properties of will selected corse, Mr, app.
has provided ear breakfast eb e. with a delicately
layered beverage whish Ray save us many heavy
doetori 1NUs."-C tai se -cries Gazers.. Made emote'
with Boding Wateror Milk. Zech paek.t is labelled
-"Jaase arra a Co.,, Roamepe•hio ChsaIata,
Lomdoa"
)tarp CPLCTCRR Or COcna.—"Ra will now give so
account of the peewee adephd by Mean Jamas
Epps t Co., manaacterers of dietetic articles, at
their worts in tae austee Reed,Lo.doa,"-Cas.drs
11.rsated (ride. 1341.
BOGUS MEDICINES.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
I HAVE for a considerable time past
considered it to be my duty to adver-
tise the public of the British North
American Provinces against' buying
from unprincipled dealers medicines
emanating from New York, and sold u
my "Holloway's Pills and Ointment,"
is which much ingenuity haat been dis-
played in passing them off as of my
make, It is very difficult indeed to at-
tempt to enumerate the many devices
to which the parties have had recourse.
They say, amongst other things, that a
new label has been adopted by them,
and with barefaced effrontery caution
the public against being deceived by
spurious imitations.
A poor man by the name of Holloway
is employed by the so-called Chemical
Company in Na* York, who lends his
name for (small weekly stun. The Ined-
icioes sold by this Company are palmed
off upon the public as my "Holloway's
Pills and Ointment," so that were they
toinjure half the community no discred•
it would fall upon the fabricators of
these co itpounds, but would considera-
bly damaie the reputation of my make.
As it is not at all necessary for this
CREW to incur any expense in the sale
of their productions, or to a Very limit -
ad -extent (trading as they do my name 1,
they are in a position to offer them at a
very low price in Canada, where they
arepurchased by a. few Wholesale Houses
that 1 can name, and will name
hereafter, if they continuo to vend th,e
same. '
The following ace the name(; and ad-
dresses of sons of the Houses who get
my medieiuea from here direct: -
Messrs, Avery, Brown & Co,, 1L'tlifax,-
N. S.
Messrs. Forsyth d Co., Halifax, N. S.
Messrs. T. 11. Barker .t Sons, St. J,.hn,
N. B.
t1r. T. Dep Brisiiy, Charlotte Tosju,
P. E.
Messrs. Langley & Co., Victoria, B. C.
3lessrs.-Movru A Co., Victoria, N. C.
Illy Pills and Ointment are sold at the _
lowest wholesale net prices, in q,)tanti-
ties of not less than i;20 worth -viz.,
Ss. 63., 22s., :as. per dozen boxes of
Pills Dr pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittances nest be sent in advance.
These medicines are nut sold iu the
United? Staten.
. Each Pot and Box of my preparations
bears the British Government Stamp,
with the words, "Holloway's Pills and
Ointment, London."
(Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
533, Oxford Street, W. C., •
London, July 1, 1873. 1331
t` Disrls.;i'tsnrn PIITSLOLOOi4T hat, gaol
that N.-. stela is the cry of the buasry nerves
fotheir special Rood, which is the Phosphorus
contained rt the bloat T'd• painfttl cfSase is
usually &ill "cat by general, prostration on account
of the great waste of nerve tissue and insufficient
supply of nerve force to maintain the -functions of
the vital organs. Tee commnu i ansa of Neuralgic
and Rheumatic Pain, is depraved Nutrition arising
from R.raFiit{,m.nts of the Stomach, Mal-assimtla.
tien of Fond. and hex Bleat. Dr. Whalers Com-
mand Elixir of Phosphates and Calieaya PDplies
Phosphnrons for the nervous evstetn. I.Ime as an
excitant of nutrition, Iron for the Moot. and Cali -
say, fo• pram"tin; strength. No premaraton in
existence 1. no r.l4Dhleto maintain the
vital forms and en•'rdre all the organs and tissues
of the 1...dy.
DR. J. BELL SIMPSON'S
Sp ecitIr send Tonic Pills.
THE BRE IT EN.; ',Nil REMEDY FOR SERV -
on. ilitp, Sperwalorrhee Nocturnal Kntt•-
aims of the 'iem•rattve n lrgane, Palpitation of the
Heart. Tremblings, mteeple saess, the eFeet of
ever-indnlgen.m in sleoholie ettafulanta and Uohac-
co, C. Dr. J. HELL SICPSON•S Pills are the
only effectual ones for the above diseases, and ere
never bn,.wn to 611. They have atrea•ty cured
hundreds in this country. Robert Arthur. machin
tat, Iferneton, testifies to his recovery by then u*e,
Safe, certain and rapid In action, a short trial wit
prow u
their curacy, No mutterer need despair of
being relieved from the frightful (Meta of Sete.
Awns. The Speen le Pills are sold by Uruggats at
11.u0 a tux, and the Tonle 0111. at 541,:, a box, or
they will be oat by grail. portage pre -paid, std
securely wrarpe.l from obeervatlou, on receipt of
SIAM for the Spechic,.aotl ace. for the Tonic Pills
by
J. BELL SIMPSON & CO„
Drawer 91 P. 0, Hamilton.
Sold by all Mho/aisle and R. II Druggists.
Pamphlets seat post-free ea application.
r- .Er-mz�ww
COW POUND
SYRUP OF IIIPOPYOSPUITIS
The power of arresting disease displayed by this
preparation 0 honorably acknowledged by the
medical faculty in every section where it ham be.n
utrodace.t : mud the rapidly increasing sale n the
best guarantee of the estimation in which 14 is held
by the piratic.
The Syrup will cure Pulmonary consumption In
the arst and second atagee : will sties great relief
Bud prolong life in the thiel. ft will cure Asthma.
aronchme. Laryngitis. Cn'uths and Colds. It will
curt all dominoes originating from Want of altnentar
action and Nei -mous Force. such a. Eaargementof
the Spleen. Dyspepsia. Rickets, r..bleasd Irregular
action .1 the Heat, Local and General Parelyein,
Aphonia or Lna5 of Voice. It will cure Leneorrhoa.
yhloroni.. Antenna, and restores We blood to poly -
and halth
Sold By Aoothecaries.
Price. 51.50 ; Six for $7,50.
JAMES I. FELLOWS, CHEMiST
sir. JCRX, N. B.
Oo.lq,icl Sept. 4th 18;1.
TILE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
Job Moses' Periodical Pills
TRIS INVALUABLE MF.DICTNE 1sUNFAILINO
in the core of al those penfsl and denreroas
d,seasee 1.4 Which the (eoliths e.nunit.iant is su" rel.
It moderate. all exec,i en•lremnvu all obseru,Dons
and a speedy cure our be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il le p•enherla suited. It w0l, m a Mor( time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
7 .t..• Pet. second nor art tW I hy-1,eartles ',arise the
F'1K.ST THRE, MONTHS of "wary... flay.,
•pre I. ie,ag.a Mieearragk. a.4 a any interlined any
ore *ere,
,1+Civ. of Nenon. m•id Spinal Ateelions,Pain nt
'Ihe
ykoce,„1 is-.4.3ucorallehtezeremn,Palpt-
taa,of the heart. yarnee. and White.. these Pills
erillefferl a rare who all orator mean, have (ailed,
end although a eowertu! remedy. const costate iron.
ethane!, antimony, or anything. hurtfulto the
,eonstr-
en.
' Fu!!direction. in the pamphlet arionndeach parkage
which shoe id be eaetdlly preserves.
• Zoe Yoaae, few ',Ra, 101,5 PanrRlsrnhi.
Leo and lsteente for menage, onolos.d to Northrop
A Lyman. Newcastle, (hit , renerel again la for the
D,.munioa, will tomer. a bottle eostalninEever 50f ills
ey return man.
NORTHRUP b LYMAN
Newcastle.(. OF., genera
• agentsfor(anent
t:r Sold to (i'deneh by Parker a Cattlennd
tr. Jnnlaa ; (?(diner at Co., EayAald ;Js..
Yeelbum, Mogen Ti Ie; J Pickard,' eeter 3.11.
Comye, Cf!inton,.LS. eord,Lucknoe;E. flick:
don 5wn(i+t h. tad el: Med111Po.(battlers.
C 1NADIAIS PAIN DESTROY..`
AA FAMILY MEDICINE, IT IS
` e well and favorably known, relieving
thousands from pain in the
Side, Back and Head? Coughs, Colds,
.gore Thema, Sprains, Bruuea,
Cramps in the Stomach, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Bowel
t;urnplair►ts, Burns,
Scalds, Frost
Bites,
uta.
The Canadian rats paa1ao}at ass mew been Ot-
ters
o-tor. ties psbac for a 1a5 se ttse. nod wherever
toedho well aw�ysr wfteens mei,t
tawre
to gists peaelle i(1
axe we
hare ver kismet a w lallaceet, es �
dierUotu hare ting
.'entrap), all are d iii ��
qak in W highest sat`
eel elect. to tM sm1ae11. hauswe speak from meeker"
tasted it tMxoaghly ; and therefore thew} who _ e
.1.141*/ how any -if the coapt for sgeassa
reermieneadsd.••aydepeurd spent& Wog •
neatly. resq.(the cassette Pala P0 -
to curing the 440,••51br wbteh 11 fsr
sat is
atm
•11ei emir* ranktram 1
ea lire
wsisei la rib sten Mas*• for erns sap
=awl ash esM1 LI *the museum) eJYII par.
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'AT BUTLER'S..
Dilurteh. 1:,;.+ .t;;,;,, 1:;70,
sw101
' ATCII
•
.aitaldo
• • "'foe., .' it ors both
lhtt the
uytah.1.•` cut rthre•
'n'' i.es.
in! n ,
1 n {n.ttien,
11i: 4.25 P.ti9SElj WIRING
. tEY_i; WATC11
011 -ti.pinta; (alter rime and
,•o!•I h,.itrt,, full jewelled,
14:if:Iwttd (or lite ;ram -
Tet her w ith s g,dtI plated
Albert chain -which will
he bent to any pairof.(an-
w'a en receipt "f ��• Or
('.d,, it, per cal,nae.
W E. COIIJAEI:L,
Watch Importer,
53 King Street East,
TJRONTO. ole?.
CAUTION. •
BUY ONLY THE
Genuine Fairbanks' Sc3is51
MANt•FA(TrglD. BY
E. & T. i airbank3 & Co.
DANIEL (IORDE)Iti, -C
1T
OAIII NI:'1AICKy r
vPaOLS rERER, EMPORIUM.
7ii4:91.01•tt>,11<cr, tta.
•
Mmnoeitit
:*°
GENERAL AGliNTOR TFIE FOL-
LOWING ItdST1LUMSN
Organs and Melodeons, R. S
liam., Toronto-, Peloubet, Pelton & Co.
New York. -
- p=.a Nc .
UNION CO.'S;
' GABLER
BARMORE
' DUNIIADI
\VEiIER -
CII1CKE ftI NG'
MILLER
VO3E'S
New Yor
44 rr
44 , 44
44 U
it rl
Boston.
" •r
44 ra
Can furnish atmbst Irl! Canadian and
American Maker's Instruments o . arms
to snit purchasers for cash or on t t e at
leu than Manufacturer's price.
Godorich, Feb. 27, 1873.
ER, -I4 McKAlf
Cabinet Halder
Upholsterer, &c.
DEIN ester to return Ehankete the teltabl
u 4•Alerich and arttmnn,lnar e•ntntry, t�
Ilh cal p, tam tro d'1rilt; Lim Met two •ere
b,t afu bn1ut.es. 11.1e now tampered W fit
articles in bit line. inch toe
X\Trl '11 TJ
OF ALL PF.,4t;lll4'T.RIN`,
PILLOWS
IOLS'1'h� itS'
MA TTUUASS.F. S,
Cheap. for Cpl. II'.
AND ON Ttts 8RORTtSil:' NOTICE
PICTUIIII FItAMu'ttepton baud awl
ender. Haeju, on bawl au assortment
,O er
their
to las
ash all
COFFIN TRIMMIN
1 am prewar .1 In mike eetinr .n tlna
nutlet -..sad to .r,n'ln•4 f.nural•ft est the most
able berms. Itetw,ulfer the old .l
WEST STRE
0(1.,. !, the (lank of Monti...al.
Otmlericb. Feb. 12.'12. •. .
to
.
.rtest
got -
ExtensiveNewPremises
AND
Splendid New
•
C. Barry & -Uro.
f abinet Makers, Ur derla km St
Turners, '
$.f�.MILZ`pN
Rare removed serosa the street to the oto
door to W.'.tcbeson'e Ilarnes* tfhop, where
10001
A goer? ASSOBTME.
of ►IL:ben. B•:dronet, Dlungrhetn, and Car
nacre, awls 4.
TATILF.a.
01141 Re L .'r, Mr,0 00.1 w.41 *eatc.1) 1
(t-prat.t title
I14:1i,TP trig, +
WAsil -ftNif
e'
11.1TTi r.34 P,C
1.0 NEN.
UoFAS. .
WHATNOTS. LOOKINC GLA
GIi T xN(..
13.) (7. 41 t iI are p"•9rk.tare.1tt,• aril everyt
th, it IN. t
Cheap for !Cash.
N. 14 A enmplete s,.nrt•nent nil!oPIns and
a!«ava ,u banal and a hear." 10 Lire ; al on
aide'tcnns.
A CALL SOLICITED.
Retire 1•, 1' ' ; 1,70
' A Larc ;out iu a Small Bud
nod
T.
nett
ill b.
T I
Fu
ES
ng to
ri.e) ■
A50•.
Standard. Scales.
.C's.,u x ` 1 i, 1''.. LI. CALKS, HAT
.St':Ab..,, 1) t .. • 1;.:::,(,'.,.t "ril0 I ALES,.
Scales' l,ctl::.1 - ,,a-,•:; ;13x1 reasou.tily
For sake, s'- Tr ,.• lt:;er'a C. -!foe and
Drug 31i11 , t' ,..... u :;ells, all 41416
Letter l':. • ,
7'11;: :.l:t•i' .. ;1'Et't'
.1J: ti i '•: 1 :.'al �d '111,
I LLEpALt.3: f ':1LLt'O.'`,
Et ELT
MERCH•t3 T
ELBA' Lir
use
Foto as.
FAIRBANKS' SCALE WAREHOUSES
Fairbanks & Co-,
1,3 Ma,, L, 1:g9 , 1'f.
4 .,t `t. 1'a,l Str.e4 Mor e..:.1.
Mroa•lway, Albany. N. t.
611 Broadway, New I'm k.
FAIRB.&NRS, BROWN &to,,
'2 1014 St.4f1iieton.
For sole be Leading hIardware Ambits.
13t;0.2nt
?,i
1 S
All kiwis of td..rt. fr'rtthe
LargEstFos tertattic Stu all est Card
EXECUTED WITHI
Ne ltnoss and Despatch.
jetrParticularattetttion paid to Town-
ship Printing.
Orden by mail pair:tnaily attended to.
• THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can bo cured by a
timely resort to this stand-
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. Mien
resorted to in season it sel-
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in tho most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, rains or Sore-
ness in the Chest and Side,'
Li ' Complaint, Bleeding
at t t Lungs, &c. Wistar's
B' r docs not dry up a.
Cong " and leave the cause
behind, . is the case with
most prep n: tions, but it
l
Znd . eanseg the
40, and allay. `re tion,
removing the of
!sant.
Alrestr
The &bore out repr(sents our
$0 Crgans e
\Vtuy(: thanking,( our forptcr neve& and
easterners. for their liberal patro age
any! confidence for the:jiaat year and
which we still' hope to re$ain,1 we w alt(
respectfully call their- »ttuij tion to out
style No, 61. This 1/ryas tieing a F oc-
tave, Double feed t4 Scale)isa vet' de-
sirable instrument fair adtianced pia rs,
,Pianists or parties educating thetasyes
for the piawdwrte: #Lad as a parin In-
strument. it meets clary ?'cquircnl-e1
Our No. 3Q is the sntuu ac G 1, but d • ' «r-
ent style, and more expensive. )ur
No. 32 is pronounced by a who ave
seeuit to be the iigqcat lust menti the
.world for the pried this n an has wo
complete setts same as N., ' ►. with wo
additional half sett.., AlF, Illautboy nil
Vox Celeste, making four setts lm
middle C tip and'al's i 1 !, octaves of ass
Profundo.. We- ere, the' first and n illy
•parties who make this line of In ru-
menta• and tt.o univerpal aativfne ion
they have given, anti the' immense ak
id these Organs, rh,w' that they :trek'p-
preciato l and etlkot)1:'too' ue' tali 44 ke
tin+ln li rl"'cisiityl
Altpllcatl'el(a fir agouties,'
vale we
have no ;wrote, at :ill tirelereunGden
ly Fuolritlltetls.t
ratA.'r; . t1e11.A*tGeDuY. eAd
1p& h.0l,
4.
Jule Lt, 1372. , 1333 v.
AS 1' VEAL!
COMPLETE SUCCES
(;+t
Ten First 'Priz
At Teo Ext. ibithins 1
5
W. BELL si CO.
CUELPII, ONT.
Roce ved Every First Prl
r •14
e
NEW SPRING }TATS
.1T
J. C. DETLI)R & 0(1.,
NEW . SPRING)TWEEDS
AT
J. C, DETLOII S Co's.
' LO CASES BOOTS & SHOES
Just received at
J. C. DETLOR S Co'e.
3 BALES GREY COTTONS
Just Received et
spasi4lJ. C.,DETLOR & Co's
attldestli011 jiver i to the TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
.. C. DETLOR & CO.
Boderich, 3rd M arch, 1873.
JORDAN'S DRUG' STORE,
7-. I
Market Square, 0 oderiell.
•
MERICH
FOUNDRY.
i7SEta8figirarairarrieirr! ...:4),••
•
THF,lundersigned hiivinir sold the Huron Foundry property arid
Stock to the Goderich Foundry and Manufacturing Company,"
begs tto thank the public ler their liberal support for thd past nineteen
yea and trusts that they wilt iunnlinue to send their orders to he
R. RtNCIMAN.
(Wench, 10th June,,1872,
Referring to the above Notice, the GOPERECII FOUNDRY AND MA:W-
E'LL, RING COMPANY' beg to ttaforan the public that, they are prepared
to contnict for I
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
FLOUR, GRIST 4, SAW MILLS, SAWING MACH)", ES, 4-C.
fan Hand
IRON AND WOoDEN PLOUGHS, with steel boa
GANG PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS,
STRAW CII7TERS, 4-c.,
-SUG R AND POTASH KETTLAS, GRATE BARS,
1VAGGON BOXES, 4-r„
COOKING, PARLOR 4, BOX.STOVES of varions kinds.
1P_A.NK :Wade to Ch-clor,
Iron and Brass Castings. and Blacksmith Work-
BOI,LERS AND sAtir PANS lEPAIRED short notice,
Twenty to thirty Horse- power Tubular Boilers
Generally ou hind E.* Sale.
14" All Orders addressed to the Company or Secretary will re-
ceive !prompt attention.
6/1 Oak 'ch, Ont., lath June, 1872. 1325
Ne y, cheaply and
icILL HEADS,
NOTICES OF APPOINTMENT,
OATHS OF QUALIFICATION,
PATHMASTERS
VOTERS LISTS,
CIRCULARS,
JURY LL -STS,
HEADINGS
DEEDS,
Prin ed in the best style and at the lowest
P .11 I- N T I N.G
t..)...: I a: Cs .1417:1i.!e ot t'te
GLCODERICH WOOLEN FACTORY.
su.A.stIN 1872.
Added largely to their Manufacturing Machines.
And all haring been eutirely refitted,
Are now Prepared to.Execute Orders
WITH GREATER DESPATCH, OF MORE DURABILITY,
and Neater In Pattern Than Formerly.
•
Wee'
erieb,• on
half miles fore
containing 80
under good eu,
with a never fa
ning through the
orayied of choice
large hewed Log Het
54.132, stabling and dn
large hay loft 52x27,
buildings and a good punt
Maltsr to fut.
'FOR SALE.
NO: 10, ON THE 2ND
In the Township of God-
eld Road, two and a
75 cleared and
n, well watered
pring Creek rue-
s large bearing
Fruit, a good
Frame Barn
shed with a
ether out
the barn
yard. This lzwilertY n•Ad$ Cheap
for Cash or on terms to suit hailers
ALS()
Lot No. 1170, situated etn the •erth
erica', near tbe Railroad Station,
taining on• quarter cif an acre of larr
with a goal Frame House and Frani.
Stable and a few fruit trees and good
well. This preperty will be sold Cheap
for Cash. Apply to
G. TRUEMAN,
Or to C. SHANNON,
on the premises.
Goderioli, 25th Jan. 1673. 1354
LANDS for SALE
AT BAYFUELD.
hes qualit• of lam'iy.
Market plate the 1.••1
lenran,e of 22 acres K.A.
erere.I with Or
at.lebtlol grant], an
t kr to TV The lot rum to the IC.
rom.olerable eater fail ,
Guelph, Aug.15th,
Farm For t3a le.
2 the Tee
frii *errs kw.' /lard Wteet
"re, km, boil first oustiti,
pr.me flare awl small "If i,g4.1.. rt 1
(fitt 1140.
POR SAW
A House and Lot adjefeing the resi-
' donee of Win. fieyniotir.149., coni- •
mantling nne of the best viesi alio/
Goderich, .linie 30(11,18;3. 137G
EOR SALE.
taiaing 200 acres excellent lands
covered with Maple and 'Beech, RI -miles
from Goderieh, with never failing trout
land on the front ot the lot, "-
stream runtong4thrrpoi:gtho the centre of the
land, there is about 13 mares of c'earet
wEvrat
Valuablo Property For sale.
Godericii. on Lot 841 theta warn Ihict
Cottage and a litres frame dwelling,./1-Cemetwene fts
Motet 'et little ehat sad alee (mole L.r.
The Lyda will lie sold Other tcg. , h.. sepatat.
to suit purchasers.
Boderich 18 July, DUI
VICTORIA
HYPOPHOSPHITES
PULMI-0'or the prerenti.in and cure :.•i
CONSUMPTION -
Also for Om cane of -
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Asthmi, JAM
of Appetite, General Debility Ike. -
To the Victoria CheSical Co.,
ployed in the Volsria tbeinical Morita, in casette
The eeveral Me weed are, ,arre ter
parr, mid the Syrup bp also oadllefier.f -
parity.' Tour hymn of Hypophosplitlye writ Mit
Pm'essor if ebeiniktry.V. e.
Prim 51 per Bottle., Sold by ail Drogzists.
_ COMPOUND FLU! EXTRACT OF
VICTIPRIA
.514 to le.Atits; Am! ell ItiAtesee of the Crat,,,t
("rows let-et:4er Ores.
Try it once for any of the above fiisordvs, at,•1
pal arta W. fully cyanided uf ota toemommot
Vie nee,
Prke. SI' per Bottle. &id by all Druioele.
vicroRifit
LINIPtig
XLIXTR1111 .4
" The Xing of all Liniments."
1,, like ttqtAt.asts, omit. aocreeeie,
ifeadocla, E.4 lbuthattbe, gr.
hire SO Cents per Bottle. Bold by all 0111‘•
CARBOLIC S
CA LISOLATiM
VICTORIA
TULEY SOAPS
VIC7'ORIA SULPHUR SOAP
WHY AR E
Lazarus Morris & Co's
CUSTOM SPINNING, ROLL CARDING, CLOTH DRESSING &e
At tho PrOVirtial Etiobition, Ilan Mom, rind 011e171nary is rattail
"entail (lue.solL
nip grand Viacom.. in addition t last year's et -
Sliver 3Teslel,
nod First Fria
Prove that our I nstrtooeilis in the opinion ol
hula Pro /vie .re end lfsolifeeteturs of the
yet lalnaltie.r.l. Ilicir sown -wrap le mit...sled spy
oftlase makers from tits fart Mutt at Gael; h tiery
their instill it • to rompete.T1114. '`
rend 6-r ma. gecceutalnir MY di ifestat sty
el hist ru toes W.
Grielrh, Oct; 15, lilt. 1;41
` 1' Birse1011ice.for work ion* previous
to the Illat Dec. last, are required to pay
no au coma to the usideni :
4014.11
• 1.1 froM a listen,. with weal to gt t canted, 6
leanagtha IMMO with Mr D. Parguesa,Marehant.(ittlerich,caa rely en getttag theft rolls home witt them
gbe same disy Those wminag te *LePage their wool for goods will tea se titer iateeett te r:re
altars Oren. a call.
We E. B -Prices Low. I, rat -class work roaraateed.
JOHN Ik
STTOCKV 1E1 RA
MA_CHINE OIL
Has bees in general use for the pest two years sad
gi•Ing the hest satisfastion, as may be men by tam.
Umonials from may of the toadies homes In Ontario.
11 will not rouged ia SW" eoltleAt tetatkor, it le
therefore Boilable forth* lightest and fastest, ae wall
as the beeriest machines iu use.
TESTIMONIAL
nom the Josepn Ran Markle's Kerte. shave.
thas olive cal at 110 cents Tonre respeetfugy,
or saki only by
G. H. PARSO.Zaottieh
Mereisemeer
ardware
12.
A GRAND SPECIALTY.
W• JONEs, Litemry end Art
* AgrencY, London, Oat., 'Bole agent
in Canada far the sale of P'rine'j
Art Peblioatiosie and will gin arih
terms and territory t° agePtil- -8!*
order Qua all way me end judge for
the's.. "Ilea he makes she frinne lug air,
6r 25 Ciente he will send free by is•A
—4'1" living fell and templets
SPOCIELCieSsi
LLEB BRIGHAM YOUNG ON TRIAL
FOR )4 OMER I
Scirica. -Any, person sending the
Gfaderich, within ths next thirty days
will receive an order from L. M. & CO.
for a pair of their superior new patters
Eye Glasses.
Goderich: Feb. 5. '72 swfiftflw3
AT t he tioisAL Office, a partial scholar -
16113 fora routs* of instruatiou le the
Will Us sold at st fad actissa Rev suss
ittusg thsuisestres for awful
Godarilk