The Huron Signal, 1880-12-10, Page 7Nolnimilmmomaimmw
THE HURON SIGNAL► FRIDAY. DEMME 10, 1880.
Farm Ona fatten
QTS i 011 DIOsl(s g W O lilt. I
/seat the £msrtsra Aeries' .rW kw lila k
The days yes shortr' and reach
their shortest 1
ails.°, while the even-
�bleg * No iahbvurable
t. us,-
t en good in their tine, but al-
tar thoughts, though often honored, are
worth • great deal inure for shaping the
IIIt1I Broca. -As the Mama adv aces
die lin sleek require laegmeed atten-
tion; eel only are Mey muds directly de-
re/AWN upon
upon our from � %b are sob-
Posure, which
seriously interfere with profit of
krey�ltj totem. Of all ournusstk
aals tie
pig is the most sea -tive to ex -
to rough weather, poultry nest
L thM order: fowls, /Mho, . geese, and
turkey', she last often doing batter when
exposed than if eheIt'wed. Next to
fowls, cows, thea, wurkiug ossa and
yoga; cattle; nest h rasa, which are
massed horsey 1st cheap. Of
Mem last tie long -wool breeds are aunt
sensitive to oabreeds.tor, and snow, but
aloft -fleeced breeds will stand almost
any amount of cold if they have enough
to eat, sheds to go under, and shelter
from driving storms of rain and mow.
taut
Honest
asa-i -Horses, if well fed, uawally
.c,.it and ilvely in winter, and
young horses are, fur this very reason,
more easily trained than when the weath-
er and rwnning at pasture makes them
dull- Whenever horses are used so as to
warm them op at all, blanket them as
soon as they stand still, if only for two
or three minutes, those two or three
minutes aro sometimes enough to give a
shill, which may end in pneumonia, or
other serious troubles. Grooming saves
feed, and also promotes health in hawk
and should never be neglected, it win
ProbablY pay even lit groom bearding
honer.,and It will certainly pa, the
ee hoses to stipulate that their hones
ieltld be groomed daily. Blankets,
sups mere ' dusters,,' are worse than
mob= in stables; they make the horse
slander, and more likely to take cold
whin brought in hot. Litter very freely
if you have the material; straw, leaves,
swamp lay, etc.
Mites Cows. ---These ought to he well
lied, and .leaned by a cards and brush,
daily, if possible, otherwise twiceaweek.
?hey ahsild be milked up to within
four weeks of calving. It is a gre at
temptation to dry off a cow so as to . ave
the labor of milking and nut alone will
hired men do this, but the farmers them-
selves, generally, do it, and think they
save a itoo.l deal in feed and labor, while
in reality, with young cows, they impart
• habit of going dry early, winch will
hist theta as long as they live. Thi•
bettor milch cows are fed, the better
return they give, but feed judiciously.
Smear.—cheep are peculiarly sensi-
tive to good treatment. A gruel shep-
heri is always geutle among hie she +p.
Awes Which are to lamb early ought to
be by themselves and have better acre
as their time approaches. Feed a few
sore turnips and give them a little more
liberalsprinkling of corn mail and bran,
or oil cike.
Piu.i. —Nearly double the feed will be
required to keep pigs from wing track,
after really cold weather comes on say,
when the ground freezes. It is then
b est to kill at 'once. Every fanner ought
to he able to kill and cut up his own
pigs. Butchers are often very rough
and brutal. This is ret uecwaary.
Many a fanner who killshis' awn pigs
does so because he wants the job kindly
and humanity done. He actually thrusts
the knife as if he loved the victi n'•$
Feeti soaked corn, that is corn which is
severed with as much bila e. water as it
will take up in 24 }mum. This is better
for either fattening or store pigs than
Doane meal, unless the 'latter be tho-
rou Oily cooked.
Theadimat
BOHOOL HYOIKNK
Medical News sad Akns•cie
�� as samiasr'a t romans die
eehennlmamter is again abroad in the Mad,
and this seam au opportune tone for us
to call attention to use or two of the
more important by isms laws which are
fragueotly neglected in the eager pur-
suit after knuw , and fur want of
the wisdom elitists lingers far behind the
ogtee's tsaok, are violatedfrequent-
in such a ansoser as to render sassy
t return from his most earnest efforts,
or even Wight utterly the harvest of his
toil.
Whets an oduostioaal centre like
Princeton College is ataneged in such
ilagrast vi olatiuu of the donates ut suii-
tsry science that typhoid fever (ere of
the eminently 41th diseases of Mr. Si-
mon) ben WIPP nie within ita precincts,
proves fatal Go its students, and necessi-
tates the din uiasal of its elaases before
tie close of ate regular term, the time
has sorely arrived sur our profession to
give ever here & more faithful attention
to �d
hygiene.
One u' the meet important disadvanta-
ges lo whisk the army ut ten million
Amerriean s.hvulehildrm is subjected
is the deprivation of sulfioeot pate air.
la aims of the worst schools the allow-
ance et fluor -specs has been reduced, by
overcrowding enfant pupils, to only two
square feet, and the cubical air -spats
to fifteen cubic feet per scholar. The
average quantity of door -space allotted
to each pupil should not be less than
twenty-five square feet, and the air-. sa e
ought to be at least two hundred and
fifty cubic feet. In order to fulfill these
r'equir'ements an apartment intended to
be occupied by twenty-five scholars
eiwlald qe about thirty-two feet long,
twenty wits, and ten high; mud even
then careful attention to ventilation and
hating is necessary, or else impurity
of the contained atmosphere during
school -hours will manifest itself not unly
to the sense of smell but in the languid
and pallid aspect of the pupils. The
presence of organic impurity from re-
spiration to excess in the air of a school-
room or otherapart.nent can be quickly
determined by Angus Smith's ready
method of shaking half an ounce of
fresh lime -water with ten fluid nun.ea
of the suspected air; when, ii too impure
for reepirstion a milky precipitate is
lassoes remtpiesd .e it oleo ONO bee,
cos arthosktiss meld doubtle. « Ms*
be p.emaded to introdsee it tele ter the
priming and district school of die last
The tapurtaaee of oohed hygiene era
be overestimated, isostane it is
y daring their aoaaW-lids thee
our a acquire so {Orr a pest el
the deformity and dime, h. whisk
they sellar; asd we have gladly embossed
the period wows s at pe t.the Windt
d tits are demoted �ostowerd the'ab-
jec at *shoot arr'angem'ents, to sigma'
►soar attention to some d the mems
(asely rwisdeeed, dtlecta white tread the
edlefenoy of oar schools.
He delight., ton, in using as big a
word as he can lay hands ou. words
would seem to be the filings that his
magnetic mind draws. He tells fur in-
stance, how • father, in answer to an in-
telligent child who should should ask
him "whet is a storm upon the usenet"
oscillates a pail of water. He describes
Christ as one who has control of the
tarraq..oerglube on which the nations
tread. This vie imagine, may be his ex-
pansion of "The earth is the hard'.."
W. are manned how Jehaaon ones
picked up • paraphrase of the gospels,
and found the words "Jesus wept"
swelled out into "The Sari .ur of man-
kind melted into a Good eat t.)(ar.. ' Pi t-
urday Review on Beecher.
A young lady is no like .i tree. Yon
cannot estimate her age by counting her
nng..
A man newer nab= the truth of the
rains in ee.oey' sure fully than
when he leaves Womack with the pawn
broker.
" new raealud �etteae'
okay not work injury to people when
they relate to inatteers of little conre-
qqum��es, but when entertmined lain what s e
sketll take when afflicted with serious
disease they may lead to dear '..q rrienoe.
Don't trifle with diseases of the bl.a'd
manifested by eruptiees,b1usehee, acrofu
onus and other e.reilings •ud grave symp-
lotus, but cake that well tested and effi-
cacious remedy, Dr. Piano's Gulden
Medical Discovery ---the greatest blood -
purifier of the a. If the bowels are
""" ` ,C 1w .. JOHN ACHESO
t latus, three, awes ad hush' of Sloe
eruption& TIM li•lw is geaaraateed w
give pasha* satidacs nit in every ease or
MO, mim es s& Preis J6 .cots per
bus. Perste by it. Jordan, Ooderich.
Oared air M.tskln .
" A friend to nine was cured of
en thuss for liquor, that had
en his syrAAeu that be waa un-
ebk to du any bosuns He was entire-
sosi by xis ens of Mogi Bitters, 11
en that buraisg thirst ; took
away the appetite fur liquor ; made his
serves steady, and he bas remained a
amber and nerdy tuna fur mors than two
years, and Inas nu desalt to return to his
cup, and I kiww of a member of others
that have been cured of drinking by it.
—Thom a lading 1!i R Official, Chicago.
/bow tore •.ao.er Y..rIet.
la reporting the cu.raut pines for hut -
ter, the New 1 ors Tribune, of May V0eh,
•nein .'Chinos pet:Aage* w the retau trade
meek 19 to 10 °ante, but light colored
EZiaars hard to dispose of, and several
wens thought well sold at A to 10
oast.. This stern logic of dollars and
amts is etteit.ty convincing en
that they should use the Pert -
ter Outor made by Wells, lticharsou
& 0o-, Berlingtou, Vt. It gives the
eat June color the year round and
that use it never send light eel-
ooda to market.
Tea Dais or Ittss&Y Ann N Lours or
UattosT endured by the sufferer from a
persistant cough soon sap the vitality of
the system and wreck the constitution.
Stich a ostastroplw can only be •voided
by preesutionary measures. Prevent the
climax et • oomth :rich Northrup & by-
law" %Melia& of Cod Liver Oil and
,1ypopinsphites of Lime and Soda ap-
proved ed in p:otessional quarters, and
which is a co.nbivation of the purest
and tuoct salutary ingredients in perfect
chemical hanueny. Coughs, colds.
aryn�;itia, incipient bronchitis, and other
alfectioes of the aeepiratory organs, are
epee -illy relieved by it, and it has like-
w-tse peeved to be a useful specific in
acx. oft oua maladies. The loss of strength
earituequent upon being diseased is check -
has t'pMd'ut tiering the pqd "wt•eks, newly
$6,00 iertb oI
Goods
HE ILI. NOT H13 'CT TIDBgOLD
laasseotton of rn7( i[amnwtb Steak ks reip.oaJ.Ry *wiled Krerr line se., ,
1764 Il j1 JOHN ACHR$ON, Square,
FOR A.
`it Splendid Assortment
S'
CLOTH
JACKETS,
e:o TO
J. C. Detior & Go's.
Miss J. Stewart
Ibis in Stock • Choice Seiectlun ut
Woollen Shawls and Clouds,
. au shad.re ref prie se.
Berlin Wools, ()rape, Rihta.ne and Tains. Kid (Hover, 4 bnrt..nw f• r " • (Let -
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS
v oodive use also Dr. Pierce I P.Ileta, d, and the .lagging physical energlea For Ilolitt.•v 1're.uuta. shoe ag ortwert e.f CR!tidTMA� l'AHI)$. Fringe',
�ry Butters, brees'friiumimr,e. Linins s, etc. A nice au ort mita "f )rf:ait's ltnleeia.
tittle sugar-coated pills i rest, ,rt <l by its tnvtsurete ug a di()n. __ _
CURLS Fsysx AND u:ct Pucrpuorua, tho active pnucil le of the •atif- CUTTING AND 6'17"1'1'1+: 4 $PEl`IA1.TY.' -
Plearant Valley, Jo. DaviesCo., 111., t ; hy;eq,hoeuhitee, not only siipplies the
March 31rt, 187th• E ayslem with an iwl eater.: .lei.;rut 1
produced.. ' •
A greeter danger of, however, a leaser D• Primes, Buffalo, N. Y.: i strength, but gives a Beeth hful i :eget::•
evil lis in the tendency t, produce Dean SIR, - I write this t, inform you ' to the camadatx,u. .lie Bine a;,•t auris
myopia from want of sufficient amount, that my child. one year old, has been
or faulty direction, of the light by which
study is carried on. So much has been
written un this subject of late that it is
scarcely needful to none thaii remind
our rtiader* that the labors of Cohn,
Er'isman, Liebriech, and ()theca., have
demonatiated a direct connection bet-
ween the increase of near-sightedness
and improper or excessive study under
imperfect illuunination. The windows
by which a school -roots are lighted
should occupy the wall of the apartment
on the pupils left hand, and correspond
in area to one-fourth, or at any rate one-
fifth, of the floorspace. When it is diffi-
cult to obtain so full an illumination
from the left side, part of the light may
he allowed to enter from the right side,
but illumination from in front of, or
from behind the scholars, should always
be avoided; class -kooks of all kinds ought
to be printed in large type, on clear,
white, or faintly tinted blue paper; and
all punishments which involve prolonga-
tion of the hours of study had better
bo changed to the discipline of complete
and wearisome quiet, or of some form of
fatiguing gymnastic, exercise. Enthuai-
aatic pupils, on the other hand, should
be cautioned against applying themselves
' •no closely to their books at home, un-
der the disadvantages of dim artificial
light, or in constrained positions of the
body, or a recumbent poeture. care..;, by the Illactors. derisive. That good natural appetite,
Much injury to the growing urganiams When the doctors have failed to cure, which gives a relish for the coarsest
of children is often inflicted during and have given their patients up to die, fare, it insured by the lige of the Quin -
school -life by construction of the desks Electric Bitten have often been used, iro Wine, which also confera brain aooth-
1 and benches or chairs furnished for the end a cure effected, greatly to the ing and body refreahng sleep. Fever and
pupils. A very injurious habit of stoop- astonishment of all. Diseases of the I ague and bilious remittent fever, are th-
rng forward, thus eolnpresing the lungs, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary emes to the eradication of which it is
and of bending down the head in such a
way as to favor congestion of the visual
apparatus, is often brought on by the
desks being too nearly horizontal. The
proper inclination of a desk -lid upon
which rests a book, used for reading or
study, is 40' or 46", hut this angle should
be reduced to about 20' during the pro-
gress of writing lemon. The Beata oc-
cupied by the scholars should be so plac-
ed that their anterior margins are in per-
pendicular lines beneath the edges of
the desks; they should be broad enough
to fully support the thighs, and ought to
be supplied with backs inclined only a
few degrees from the perpendicular, and
ytpporting the pupil's spine at a point
one inch below the level of"'the desk for
boys, and about two inches higher up for
girls. Desks and benches ought always
to be accurately adapted to the stature
of the' .cholas.
The frequency with which contagious
diseases are disseminated by means of
schools can seemly be calculated, and in
fact the denier from this source is so
great, and so seentantly impending, that
stririgena for its- rade tion
Poutroe.—Hens will lay up to Christ -
'Inas, if they have warm quarters. A
manure shed, where mined manure
thrown off considerable earmth, and
which is closed in, but well ventilated, is
an excellent place for fowls. They ere
kept warm and c fortablc, their drop-
pings are all saved, goin- to enrich the
manure, and they keep MI laying, often
all winter. At noon feed, in open
weather, soft food that is, boiled pota-
toes mixed with bran and oorn-mesl, or
morn,thina of the kind; at night give
a good feed of whole grain, throwing
down enoileh to toll them off the roosts
!sr an early brea'cfad, unless thereby
you will be feeding an army of rats all
night. In snowy and Rosen (weather,
feed three times a day, and give only
what they will run after at cacti meal.
Ica Cane. —The ice corn in every
section of the country is becoming more
and more important. Tho season may
be as pnfavotable for ice am the last, hut
that ie hardly possible. Nevertheless, a
Rudest roan will be prepared to lay in
lie ice as ion as it shall *eve. attained
half the usual thickness, or even Tem.
The probabilities are that an enormous
quantity will be secured , this mason.
It is being applied to new urea all the
time, and ism consumption is both town
and country is greatly on tic incises.
permanently cured of the fever and ague
in a week's time, and the Usti of but half
a bottle of your Golden Medical Dis-
covery. My wife u bung sufferer fruni
liver amplaint and bil ousnsa, by the cy, either as s puhoonnic or genera! in -
use of the Discovery and Pellets has been morns,. For poserty of the blood, with
entirely relieved. The Discovery has
never diappoinied us for coughs and
colds. Yours truly,
Jainn:.a STRICHaLL.
alb o add to vigor of the frame. 1n wast-
ing diae-naes of all kinds, this preloat:e-
tion can be dole:vied upon to pVtlltce •e
ben •ficial etfeet. A fair, i ersiatent
is all that is net:emery to prove its loteii-
TheGrate.t Remedy resew..
Da. Kllto'Y NEW Dire ovi&y for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity. Thousands of
once hopelsa sufferers, .now loudly pro -
which so many invalideare troubled, it is
a sovereign remedy, prumotfngg the acqui-
sition of both strength and tieah. Pro-
pel/MI by Northrop & Lyman, Toronto,
and sold by all druggists.
As SORELY AS EFFECT roLU)WS CAvis
so surely will diaease eventually fasten
itself- upon a system deficient in vital en-
ergy, if tonic mediea.ion is not resorted
to in time. The neoeesary tendency of a
claim their praise for this wonderful Die- weak diacharg.• of the functions of the
covery to which they owe their lives. body is to disorder its organs.—Invigor-
Not only does it positively cure Consump-
tion, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections cif the Throat, Chest and Lungs
yield at once to its wonderful curative
lowers as if by wagtc. We do not ask
ypu to buy a large bottle until you know
what you are getting, We therefore
earnestly repteat you to call on your
druggist F. Jordan's and get a trial hot
anion, prompt and throug , is the only
safeguard. Norenovantof depleted pliyetcal
energy, no restorative of lost flesh, nerve
power and cheerfulness, has more clearly
demonstrated its clttcacy than Nortluop
& Lyman a Quinine Wirer. In this pre
partition, assoeiatod with the salutary
medicines which forma its i,.:aie, is pun
sherry wine and certain aromatic constetu
eats which imparts an agreeable tagte to
tle for ten cents which will convince the the article, and gives additional empha'is
most skeptical of its wonderful merits, I to its e.tecta In amen of general ie -
and show you what a regular one dollar bility and dyspepaus it is invaluable and
size bottle will do. For sale by F. Jnr- ( the desired effect is, in the vast majority
dan. of came, remarkably prompt as well as
IoW Homo.-- Among the summon
ggfflioatiowr for the pnsitigi of assistant
Teeter of the K inen dine ;MO School,
perhaps the hest as far aseew�gold,r
e.s
esorasd is that el a. Weed
tin meter of the Thorphery •sheoL
After werrMin4 the why Ind wherefore
that +field secure to hire the peeltion,
be says that 'mathematics is my boby
mid lot,' and his hobbyrwo
'l�H, lmi3lr t;lftredet h. is r'-
jsines Whew, sasalmonkites wait
preasaM
psattios, but that the trsylwe had pro.
raised him • 'r ve,' but ty Mnupit h.
'said nee lawn i1 they 'don't riles.'
As a clincher he says ' if u west •
hard -worker sod •eooes{et tendier ori
sae .hates' ]Si
lily Madly in-
wy M fwesiah
pleb+^, •e.' The
..eta for that
to add that
. Treaderal dirt met ave the ap-
pointment. [Reporter.
BMW a:eellent imenteifilsit one dollar
Diseitii ei of Qseida bills are (a drools
dim nay here rem i.iv I - tM1 ea+
esiMeleite sed are cisleulsted
141memtvr
owes marts
are ell•linff. alarm onemi t�adsl
f
smallpox in Pb•
pha lad winter, Ott tetpnrisst effort
vias
road* to require shilirea attending our
public schools to gimproof that they had
been soaoeefalIy vs.stsated beferc ad -
minion, bit so gysessatic attempt has,
we wises, bees male in this onset., to
p the spread et wtel-beer,
whoopesg-
Qiildr.tmee
ate., t. ski.maser. . sser.
leeeaat fres" these mud ether infedlicers
mada/t s ars atom retulrad to whorl in
seder that they may mate up for lest
time as rapidly as pesedie, or even
bmeeee they are remlM• and tree-
blesesne at harass, with abeniellt sup-
plies
egplies sheet their peewee ofesomAiness
whish sow bres
their eeoimernlriala�er Too fregesntlylyus
awiond situ* of gustadeMR„ a ter�at ss
to the Alio/. is dist sa sawed to se1R
darremehkig *jury to the eimeare ity d
Vane* is the risk el sashes* sr fatal
dismiss bring eo"vs,ed ieetgr'r
that we think private sehixdo„ Oe
principals *'s�gqmirel ewtiMmble lana tet-
tendini pbymisimM to , the idiot dist a
returning enamillieent l 4e. freal-am-
Rei to otherd�� be
soeetaind byc fYesbY*!
when the valve of some snob prey eltitro
Organs are positively cured by Electric
Bitters. They invariably cure Constipa-
tion, Headache and all Bilious Attacks.
Try them, and be convinced that they
are the beat medicine ever used. Sold
by F. Jordan, at fifty cents a bottle.
AsI.dsb&ng tae World.
For a perfect renovation of exhausted
and enfeebled constitutions, female weak-
ness and general decline, nothing so
surely and speedily produces a perman-
ent cure as does Electric Bitters. Their
wonderful cures are astonishing the
world. For Kidney and urinary Com-
plaints they are a perfect specific. Do
not give up in despair, for Electric Bit-
ters will positively cure, and that where
every thing else fails. Sold by F. Jordan,
at fifty cent. a bottle.
Mamoc, Ont. , Feb. 16, 1880.
Messrs. Perry Davis h Stn & Lawrence,
Montreal.
Your Pain-Kl ler as a family core all
has been in constant use in my house-
hold for a long term of years, and I
wonld never desire • better one. It
never fails me. I call it the "Old Re-
liable," Yours very truly,
Hoawce.. Samsons.
lielrfiee mdver. in another column.
Geese neva.
All the furs give the first premiums
and special awards of great merit to Hop
Bitters as the purest sad best family
medicine, and we most heartily sprees
of the.►wards her we ktsow they deserve
it They are new on eeiibition at the
State Asir, sad we advise all to tad
diem dee .nether esIwur
Weser awe Mer.rsee•.
What le the best familysieis se in
the wield to gelate L#s 1eth purify
the blood, remoaid ve .eadiviel, mid
the s rat sliesidets
1 Truth and sober-
us
gindert and haredess See
is sogither mhos
Slags your throat Osler, ser are yon ar
soy.i by • smetam. snob 1 It
=Till give pee inniost east
They ears dm of phloem er
.FaaanLw fir ..,�,
ar � Of die _ or
mtines idiesej
cess be preyed. Amid by id/ drumlin
and ssestre dealer. at l6 emits s brit
specially adapted; but it should be used
only in the intervals between the seizure&
The far-reaching effects of a good tonic,
in all complaints involvine' loos of physi-
cal energy. are well understcxid by phyai-
cians, and the comprehensive influence
for good of this preparation upon the
system goes far to bear out the profess
ional belief in the value of invtgorants
as opponents of disease.Besure to ask
orthe cIl
'Quinine Wine" prepared byNorth-
rop & Lyman, Toronto. Sold by all
druggists.
W RAT rater SAY OF IT. --- A YEW FACT&
FOR THs PeOTLE. -- There are but few pre-
parations of medicinee which have with-
stood the impartial judgment of the
people for any great length of time. One
of these is Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
Read the following and be • convinced:
-- Thomas Robinson, Farnham Centre
P. 0., writes," 1 have been afflicted with
rheumatism for the lad ten years, and
have tried many remedies without any
relief, until I tried Dr. Thomas' Balearic
Oil and since then have had no attack of
it. I would recommend it to all" J.
H. Karl, Hotel Keeper, Wed SheBord,
P. Q., write', I have been troubled with
liver oomplaint for several yeah, and have
tried different medicines with little or no
benefit, until I tried Dr. Thomas' Beime-
tric Otl, which gave me imsaedi'te rdid,
and 1 would say that i haws mid it
sine with the festeffect. No one add
be sithout it. I have tried it ee 1 y
horses in ase ,d cute, words, eta, NIA
think it is squally as good far hens •
man. " A. Iraytee, Illerelhent, Wash -
worth,
.worth, writs, " hare sold some hun-
dreds of bottles of deleetrie Oil,assd it is
pmnounoed by the ptsiiie,'ese of the hest
medicines they have ever wide it hes
dons wonders in heating sod rai,vin,
pun, sore ms$kris+., stem sod u111141
d the gvnniens «o.iaosea.-"l,
Bu, Township of Pe et,miwt1.'ffsi'e�
war pereside l to try .'A
trio (oil for a lame Imes white tn'siid
toe for hatee or lar years, sod 1 sewer
feed anything Iii* M far miring bond
era It is • ieteflt "
Basses. of ramj '-Arte fed Dr.
Themes' Zaisetris Oil. due that the sig-
aelemnd 8 M. '!enema is at fie wsuppr, tr•lit r
std tie mines ed Is Lynes', QUI"' 1.1"a
attseded to .8411p"e1cd
Wenn i the b.ti4...ad lava tae 411%f
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M !�'bt
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tried
N f ,`;. I Sr." N' 4 RT,
rn!uor and Dr, , making.
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
ARDWARE STOCK
-&aper—
1viR_ D_" FERGUSON
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT !
Nca' ly all of said Nene k, as well see my own origin' �'.. 1 woe b.a,rbr before .1., 4,:,aur
of Hord, are. 1 am t. err(ore In a pt enroa to a 11 5'. rat.rr tae au,
Mouse as the Conway.
MY STOCK OF
Enkore is Cotilit(ii
which I want to run otrqulckly.
00242 L ND LITT AT STICH FBiNX AZ tr r L f7: .e..ez TOtI.
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Fresh Ground Water Lime in Stook.
A(( INI4 FOR BEST STICRL BARB WIRE,
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ES
1751-t m.
Miss Jessie Wilson;
MILLINnR1
And Dealer in Fancy Goods.
Jure in. .i new a.nd osre(ul1Y chur.• . : ta•k of
1}1libry, F1oer, Feathers & Laces 1
1 lave recently, mrskaand •kerse supply of Berlin '0 •. 1, and h'iun,ttecring�na which 1 will one
at prices tubaswllsalt fiat, andHonaetstrim,e Iin•9.•la,r,.t:.•yle•.. (all and see.
MISS JESSIE WII.:ON, Square, (loderich.
or sets sure Appendices wowed Oeu edta/efy. 17'
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Grand F dhow
Boots .And Shoes.
Complete 1 The La' ••• ' end Bea' Select -
Every List imain) 1 in the County to Chou rrom I
P hia wanting se bey Heel" sled Maw v I 1 ea cool' t"
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