The Huron Signal, 1882-11-17, Page 22
eodsztah Township
Mr. J. C. Smith has been re-engaged
m M, 8. No. 1foe 1883. That he gives
��Ytltiu an b evldsa.s4 by No
act OI lcia re-eegslwottt
OgpKaa.
The following are the mases of the
Cof S, $ 14e. a, who slued Wrsat
Msteb.r : - fourth Clab•--1 l sly
Mitchell, f Henrietta Ha8lilf.
41st -1 Martha Blake, f Mary titian,
3 Juba MaOlsrv. Si cuad Clan, Sen. -
1 Mary McClure, 2 Mary Psnnebaker.
3�AAg�nes Frick+ Seemed Claes, Jr. --1
Clssde Fisher, 2 Catherine Blake, 3 S.
Pfeifer. Part 11, Sen. ---1 Walter Aln.
t Edward Pfeffer, 3 Claude Mitchell.
Part II, Jr -1 John Flick, 2 Wesley
Fisher
I horses were c ught'a alit dist moa down
the base Lea, and remaiMAi.'m Pike's
stable all eight. They tittles tiainjur'ed.
,<
these tiKrliaa
ateVasendslad
td"`.
b �o
and weal
thwart ea' ` _
Mot
ovoid deal& MR* bid `r7 Psr_c
au, that
they beit1�i�M i�r !Wont *imply te"
test the ability to nolle.* the Mils, Mt
they were such clever cosMsrfs ts, that
they passed all right, but vera id oustas,
subsequently withdrawn. nay were
afterwards presented to quite a num-
ber in town, scarcely one of whom
were able to detect anything wrongabout
them. The only prucepttble difference
between them and genuine bill* is the
quality of the paper, the latter being of
better (talky. It . beyond question
that a largo number of oounterfett bills
are in circulatiou, but where they are so
well executed there is no possible way of
detecting them. --[New Era.
Stanley.
Goou Flacon.--Mr.Edward then pur-
chased a two year old filly from Mr. Mc-
Dougall, Goderich township, for $200. -
Mr, Doo*ld Smith also purcahsed lately
a young mare paying therefor $906.
Act-waicr. -On Friday last while Mr
Wm. Soott was oiling the bevelled gear
attached to the fanning mill of the
threshing machine, the third hnger of
the right hind hand was caught by the
gearing and smashed to a jelly. The
finger was almost severed from the hand,
and had to be cut off. Threshers can-
not be too careful while working with
machinery.
Wlnslsam_
FATAL A,v.'lua.T.-A few days attice
the remains of a young man named
Helps, whose people people reside is E.
Wawanosh, were sent here for interment,
deceased having been killed in Manito-
ba. It sppears, from Winnipeg papers
of the 2d of November, that on the day
previous he was engaged in ooupline cars
on the C. P. R.. near Morris, Manitoba.
While the locomotive was backing up he
was seated on the brake bar and lea
to the ground to perform his tank. he
brake bar was corered with ice, and fail-
ing to make the distance he judged for
the spring, he fell on the rail and the en-
gine passing over him, taking off both
legs above the knee, and the right arm
above the elbow. He was picked up un-
conscious and placed upon a train for
Winnipeg, but when 19 miles from Mor-
ris he died. Shortly after the accident
he said to one of the men who was try-
ing to alleviate his pain :-"1 always
wanted to go railroading said new
I have had enough of it. Knock me on
the head and put an end to my suffer-
ings. "
Sayflrld.
There is no prettier location in the
county for a town, than this oc.upwd by
the village of Baytield,but notwithstand-
ing its admirable location, it is not mak-
ing any progress, in fact, it almost ap-
pears to be retrograding. At the harbor
the large and substantial storehouses,
which were expected to prove such a
boon, are tumbling to pieces, and it
seems two batt that buildings like these,
and abut a number of houses in the vil-
lage, should go to ruin, but there is ap-
parently no alternative for it. A few
years since quite a profitable busiuess
was carried on in fish, but this profitable
resource has died out completely, awing
to the failure of the "crop in this lo-
cality. The people talk "railway" and
apparently think that the torpor which
exists will only be banished when that
deairedatum is an accomplished fact.
The village, notwithstanding its lack of
vitality, has several things on which it
can be congratulated. It has a good
school, under the excellent tuition of
Mr. Stuart; it has three churches, sup-
plied with spiritual feed by men of cul-
ture, iatelligeuce, and broad liberal
views, in the peranns ,of Revs. Messrs.
McCosh, Baugh and Patterson. It has
a good Reeve, who is respected and es-
teemed by even those who do not agree
with him in everything, and last, but no
means least, it has some adtnirable
young ladies in its midst, who combine
all the qualities of modesty, virtue, grace
and refinement, in their characters. --
[New Eras.
Clinttln.
Orr or JUC(T. -On Thursday Mr. A.
Cnuch was slipping down from the in-
side of his !nett safe, when he stepped on
a stone, which threw his ankle out of
joint. He is new undor the necessity of
using crutches.
La.i 11Rnita:N.-While playing i'n the
echoed yard during recess, last Thursday,
a son of Mr. Theinas Tipling, aged about
13 years, by •,lore means hail his leg
broken. It was twisted round, and was
very difficult to set.
Mr. .4. Burehell, of this place, has
been engtige,l a, teach in S. S. No. 10
East .Vawanosh, et 0 salary of $375.
This is hie first eage ement, but we feel
certain that he will give complete satis-
faction in the section, and can recom-
mend people thereof
Nr. $. Me;;aw and wife, have just re-
turned to town. They spent fico weeks
in vist.ing different parts of Ireland, but
the weather aro en wet all the 'time they
were there, that it militated against
their pleasure. Mr. Megan inteinds to
reside here f,•r the future.
Mas Dnncr.n. •,re of the M•Rlelites in
attendance on the echo"1 here. has been
engaged for one •' the divisions of the
V.'ingham 'sch,,. 1, at a salary of $225.
Miss McEwan, another Mndelite, has
been enrageel far Lumley school, at a
salary of $901. doth ars well .p'alified
to discharge their resl•e'tive duties.
PAtN11.1 A• • worse. - ,11i .Tuesday
evening, as Mr. John Thumps, in. of Ao
lett, was drit ing down the Hill at the
north side of the town on the base line,
the bolt that fastens the whi9.•trees to
the taupe* came •taut, let:n^ there fall IS
the heels of the horses are i hihAivie
them, (causing them to run a*Rt Ike
ring of the neck sc•1 e !.•.?ding ea Mt Ile,
tongue till 'he -sag,;•'n and its Mnfents
were diteliad a A w yards from starting.
Sir Joh* Mar• h f'.nrd Mr. Th• 'tnp,.m I
and a ifs lying l.elpfeee in the ditch. and
brutInt Oen) to town when medical aid
Was ,nbtelned. }LIz T)EMaps. n having e
anall I one in Itis coronet and hie wife
a sever. sprain in 1M %8tk Pei were
dies (r a• 'r.,; •hof Aro the
.Mk. HURON SIGN
Y IDAY, NOV. 17, 1882 .
Med ea tan stater.
Thus. Claydo,, Shelburne, Oot,
.-"1 have been sufferiag with a
fur tits • ears, )IM
eda bet•
IitfAire 1IA
.. +Nae
! y
oho ort ,
ea a Ids ' 'teendi11r a fiaet-
tso(i. a with thee a ` been i
for �sMa I
wee laid up with a sewers attack a short
tune ago, sad I can truly say that St.
Jaoob.Oil prudgesd the quickest relief
that I ewer extNrsenced. I cheerfully
recommend it to every sufferer."
A Few ralat.es Wbtsky hers a Ittarkerp
rr'. alaadMlal.
"Yes, there is such a thing as good,
pure whisky."
"Where can it be obtained?'
"At many places,"
"At saloons?"
"Nut often."
'Drug stores t"
•om.
"SeldWhere t"hen f '
"Well, the fact is, I know of only two
lots of pure whisky -except, of course, a
few packages owned by private individu-
als and not for sale -in Detroit. One
is at the store of--"
"Never mind the place. Now tull.ne,
what profit can be made on a barrel of
whisky 1"'
"That depends e,n whether it is retail-
ed by the drink or measure, and on the
class of people you sell it to."
"How much water can you put into '•
gallon of $3 whisky *without giving the
cheat away ?"
"Olt a pint never would be noticed,
and sotuetimes more is put in."
"That is to say you can sell 50 or 75
cents worth of water to every gallon of
whisky?"
"Yes, and sometimes more 7"
"How many drinks of whisky are esti-
mated to the gallon 1"
"Sixty. That is the average of a gal -
on, because some men take Large drinks,
while others take little "nips," and so we
have come to average it at sixty drinks."
"That is $6 per gallon, for all kinds
of whisky sold over a bar 1"
"Nu, because there are bars where
whisky is sold at five cents, and others
where fifteen and twenty cents a drink is
charged."
"Yee, the average profit on a gallon of
whisky sold by the glass is 300 to 400 per
cent 1"
'1. should say about that."
"Now hew many of your regular cue-
tonlers.can tell $3 whisky from whisky
which c ,st you $2 or less?"
"Very few. I have, perhaps, fifteen
or twenty men who are accurate judges
of good liquor; can tell the various
' brands immediately, and to whom I
would not dare offer any diluted or 'doc,-
tored' liquors.
"How do you know. but you may
sometimes make a mistake and set out
pour liquor to a good judge ?"
"You can sized a man up generally.
Fur instance, the other day when I waa
pretty busy a fashionableyoung man came
in and called fur . 'gin fizz ' I began
mixing the drink and when I had it near-
ly concocted I realized that I had used
whisky instead of gin. I looked at sty
titan, thought 'never mind; let her go,
and squiring a little stuff into the drink
which kills the smell of gin or any other
Bribe for that matter, I passed it to my
customer."
"Did he drink it 1
"Drink it 1 Yes indeed, and he never
knew whether he was drinking a 'gin
bet' or a whisky cocktail."
"How did you escape detection (-
'My inau didn't know anything about
iigaor. He was just drinking for the
style of the thing."
"It's • queer business isn't it ("
Yea; it is, and I'm going to get nut of
it as soon as possible."
4 General atsspeee.
Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now et Wilson's for a
Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
A11 pernms afflicted with Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Severe Omaha, or
any affection of the Throat and Lungs,
can get a Trial Bottle of this great reme-
dy Fkss, by calling at above Lru•:
Stere. (4)
& •inn►euting on the disgraceful scene
which took place during the sale of an ,
"autograph quilt at Lucan the other
day. the Globe says
In seeking fur crrtribuhons the
churchus'ahotdd appeal to men's higher ;
tn.•'ireti- Dot to the low ,.nes of candy,
hive of sensation. and partisanship
Churches should d , a good rainy tunas.
we ars sorry b, say they do not, and
Mere le Do queetiuo whatever, but that
wary of the ditieee resorted to fur those
raising of an ,nay are an appeal to vanity
and sensation. (living sho•il,l always be
vel'tntary, prompted by right grin"iples
and to worthy olijecta. 1
Beautiful Hair is one of the rontt strait-
iig and pleasing of characteristic% and
tan easily be obtained by the ane of the
Cingslese Hair Renewer. Sold at IiOeents
per .•.ones lot lambs Wilson tam
Setter Mae pea.
A good name, good health, • good
companion and • bottle of Hagyard's
Yellow Oil are among the Wei unites
tor Y alloy► orfs
bat-
ilase
natag /be Mims* Illerelety.
J[MT RECELYED.
dLi's
The London Free Press having called
the attention of its readers to the fact
that "Chicago has a saloon to every 160
of its populetiuo," regretfully adds:
"Loudon has only one to every 300.'
It is to bring Ontario towns and cities to
the level of Chicago in the matter of sa-
loons that the Free Press cries -aloud fur
the revocation of the Crooks Act and the
restoration of the licensing power to the
municipalities -(Sarnia Observer.
Caere Laws.
Geese, pheasants, partridges shall nut
be hunted, taken or killed between 1st
Jan. and 1st Sept.
Wild Turkeys and quail shall not be
hunted taken or killed between 1st Jan
and 1.t of Oct
Woodcock shall not be hunted, taken
or killed between 1st January and 1st of
Aug.
Snipe shall not be hunted, taken or
killed between 1st of January and 15th
Aug.
Water fowl known as mallard, grey
duck, black duck, wood or summer duck
shall not be hunted, taken or killed be-
tween lat of January and 15th of Aug-
ust. '
The eggs of any of the above-meutiun-
ed birds are not to be taken.
No batteries, sunken punts or night
lights shall be used for taking any swan,
geese, or ducks at any time.
No traps ur nets shall be set for the
purpose of taking game birds at. any
time.
Hares shall not be hunted, taken or
killed between the let of March and 1st
Sept.
Beaver, muskrat, mink, martin, ra-
coon, otter or fisher, shall not be hunted
taken or killed between 1st May and lst
Nov.
Deer shall not be )-.unted, taken fir
killed between 15th December and let
Oct.
Deer shall not be hunted with dugs or
hounded between 1Jth November and est
`Oct.
A Gond Flouts. -At an auction sale
1 of the stock of Mr. Jas. McMichael,
1 Hullett, a draught mare was sold for the
large sum of $300.
Mrs. B. M. Gifford, of Pert Rowan,
was for many years a sufferer with Liver
Complaint, and a serious complication
of diseases. In a recent letter she says
that she has only two bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters, and has nearly recovered
her health, and authorises us to use her
name in advertising to suffering humani-
ty. 2:
Ve the Medical Prefesejaa, sad all wham
It any gammen.
Phosphatine, or Nerve host, a I'hos-
phate Element based upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. 11 of Boston, Man., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Rick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Metiecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates,
Ntrc,tics, and no Stimulants, but situp
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A ain{tle bottle
is sufficient to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. IoW Dov oak
Co., sole agents for the Dominion
55 Front Street East Toronto
VERY FEW ENJOY WHAT MAY
BE GALLED PERFECT HEALTH. F.X-
aminatton will clieooversome defect, damage
or latent disease, the result of herehttary im-
pulses. special wear and tear, previous habits
Or atteeks of dlae.ase, the effects of which are
supposed to have pleased away. Nature in
theme Impaired constitutions requires help all
through Itte. and Wheeler's Phosphates and
Udtsaya supplies the form of energy wanted
totting endo systems to higher plain of Vigor
aid maintain fudet lona! activity,
McCOLL BROS & CO.
TORONTO_
TO_
MANUFACTURER S
-OF--
LARDINE ;OIL
AND
iTLIN ETt OIL.
Four Medals and three diplomas •wart*
them Iwo year at Ibe leading Pit ,'•
tions. In the Ihmtialon
MANUFACTURERS
And all in •s r.rnniat miebiser will sot e
moue b timing
oar nils ehrr I.A Dees a . 1
( YttNDAR OI1.beeion even.
Mmeet t awe weirdo. sane the poetic Mo•
n 118 :1
tbat the fore e,1 a•eertIone see free, t.y t
ont ow. seraph e/ erre flits wove Ae., nn aa
hratton 1.
McColl Bros & Co Toronto.
The lard", Is few sa1e in:(7 nd wri(.h by
R. W. M•[ENZIE, G. H. PARSONS;
C CR4811, so d T► 1s. 'TR4(Ii4v
os.. r
If you • teak Diem's, and
bleb • teI�d %a'ce tMlft]d ri 'lt M d rmttedMel i sere. O o -
$1t your druggist, ur address T. Mil -
barn * Co., Taronti., for proof positive
regarding the merits of Burdock Blood
Bitters, the (;rest Regulating Blood pu-
nfyiug Tonic. that acts uu the liver,
kidneys, stomach, bowels and skin. 2.
WWI of ,811.
Our rigorous and changable dinette,
and our mode of life induces frequent
odds, that often lead to severe Coughs,
Bronchitis and other lung troubles that
are liable to end in Consumption. The
best and most pleasant remedy known
fur these difficulties is Hagyard's Pecto-
ral Balsam, to be obtained of any Drug-
gist. Y:
Thousands bear witness to the posi-
tive cerative powers of the GasAT Osa-
KAN I1tt16oBATOR, the only remedy that
has proved itself a specific for general
debility, sentinel weakness, impotency,
etc., and all diseases that arise from self-
abuse or overtaxed brain, finally ending
in consumption, insanity and • prema-
ture grave. Sold by all druggists, or
will be sent free on receipt of $1.00 per
box, or six boxes for $5. Address F. J.
CHattiY, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for
the United States. Send for circular
and testimonials of genuine cures. Geo.
Rhynes, Goderich. " 3m
WILSON'S
PRKSCRIPTION
DRUGSTORE.
MRS. PIN KHAM'S COMPOUND.
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
AUGUST FLOWER.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Special agent ter VAN BUREC'S KID-
NEY CURE.
CING ILESE.
113,ASSOIMINNT OF
FR"'ESII' GROCERIES,
SUITABLE Ft)R THE SEASON.
Spacial 8a1ilis iu Tes of Vory Lour Prices
25c. per lb at,d upwards. If you want a really fine Tea try sty bks. Young Hys, a
it is a splenlid article mol worth in ire 10 trey. I have also just opened out a
plete assortment of
Crockery& Glassware
Including Stone and Chins Tae Seta. Children' Toy Tea Setts, Ladies and Gee,:
Fancy Tea Cups and Salvers, suitable 1. r Christians and New Year's (lilte
Lamps & Lamp Goods in great Variety
AND AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Call and be Convinced
FsArmaxs .,attrition.!
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for n any quantity at very lowest prat...
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WiRE.
Wire and barb galvanized,after bang twisted which cannot •ealeoff.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW 3IFTS NO WEEDS SIC WASTE LANDS.
For sa! by
G He -PARSONS,
CHEAP 4ARD\VARZ, OO D/MICH
KING'S NEW DISCOVERY.
BI'CKLEN'S ARNI ASA VE. ROOTS A
MACK'S MAGNETIC EDICINE. •
ELECTRIC BITTERS. -
SMITH'S GERMAN WORM CANDY.
$600.00 Itawasig
We will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Hradec -he.
Indigestion. (onetipeoion or Costiveness we
cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver P1Us.
when the directions arc strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable, and neverfail to
give „uisraa•tion. Sugar Coated. Large Boxes.
containing 30 Pills. 3s. .ants. Fur sale by all
Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and imita-
tions.
a genuine
CO..mmanufactured
ill only
y Is new cumple.e, and I take pleasure in informing my customer, that at•no i r,
81 and 83 King ret. East, Toronto, Ont. Free 'flouts time have I had such a
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of a3
cent stamp.
SHOES
At the i widest Established St1 'e Store in Town,
In Endless Variety
t, suit the most fastidious and the most economic buyer
MY SPRING STOCK
■
Far Kale atl'IL••Y'sbit CUT•tI_,Large & \f_ rced Stock
$ealth is Wealth
De. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- Mali?, a guuunteed•secfle for Hystrrui. Lizzineas, Convulsions. bits, Nervous Neralgia.
Lit1ks
a „&tils
Ilji chair,Headache, Nerous Prostration caused bthi. iii A y7) Pla1d
Free oftreeof alcohol or tobacco. \Vakefulness, en-` f t1iss ,1 t 'I
tal I)epreeslon, Softening of the Brain, result-
ing in insanity and leading to misery, decay
and death, Pccroatum Old Age, Barrenness, i
Love of Power in either sex, involuntary Lotuses
and hpermatorrhtra, caused by uver-exertion
■ ■�
One box 'nail cure recent coons. Each box eon -
of the brain, self-abuse or over -indulgence.
tains one month's treatment. (Inc dollar* box:
or six boxes for live dollars: sent he mail pre-
'
paid on roueip of price. We guarantee six y_
boxes to cure any cave- \Vith reach order re.
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price'unti
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsewhere
•
CUSTOM W ORK
of every grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be ma e up
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, end
of the very best material obtainable.
At time of purchase if so desired.
cell's! by us for els boxes. a •compat:ied with SEEGMILLER
Ave dollar., we will send the purchaser our
treatment
guarantee W refund the money if the �'`t l 1 Plow
treatment Anes not effect a cora. ole atter- v l 1 j
is uo,l only by JANE* Ismailia. sole author -
laved agent for Goderich. Ont. JOHN C. W EST
a: CO., sole proprietors, Toronto, Ont. AND --
Work. cConstant employment AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
or Capital required, JAttael LEE at eo. Mon -
real. Quebec 1763
Gray's Specific Medicine ,
IMAMIli MARK TRE GREAT- TRADI MR
AK
,iiit
ENGLISH Rit
M•DY. An un-
failing cure
for seminal
\\•E.saY Etta,
r2 erniator. 1'~
rhea. irnpot- - (.
ency. avd an
diseaat•s that
follow as a se -
E gnenrr, of self that
a tnew; as bon of Mammy. universe e TsDl-
tode. fain in the Back. Direness of Vision.
Premature old ago. and many other diseases
that lead to insanity or ceasemptlpn and a
pretos amphl t, whitroce.h
�e yell pts sots rs in our Chrystal
pamphlet, which we desire et. sola tree by
mail to everyone. The Rpeorah, Medicine la
8: 131ack
sold by all drugglete at $1 per package. or six
packages for >♦5, or will be sent free by mail • --
on receipt oft a mover hvaAdressing
THK(ittAY Mtill( 'INK CO..Toronto. iont.
MIL sold in Order:ch by J. Wilson.
Having purchased the Goderich Foundry.
ate fittingthe premises for the manufactur
of CHILED PLOWS and AG RIC!: LTi' R A
IMPLEMENTS on a large scale. Mill Work
General Repairing and Jobbing will be con
tinned. All work guaranteed.
Mr. D. ►tuncimen 1. the only man aulhorize
to collect payments and give receipts on be
half of the late Orin of Raneiman ,4 Co.. en
all prrwnns Indebted are requested to govcr
thetn•'elree accord incl.-.
W. S.:Hart & Co
AGEN1�
l'iiOPRiETota3 OF THE:
Goderich Mills
LATE PIPER'S.)
Beg to return their thanks to the public
the liberal patronage received during the pas
year, and to state they are peepam(1 to e'.(
c-t,T I r[`Ii' c n.
nn the shortest notice, or for the convenience
of ps-tees living at a distance will exchange
grista at their town .'ore
Late 1V. M. IfiPinrd'a,)
S. SEEGMII.I.F.R, Masonic block, Kant St. Goderich.
Proprietor. Highest price paid f•,r wheat
GOOERICH BOILER WORKS.
•
A CURE G1sA ItANTEED
AQNETICMEDICINE.
Kee *ad mad 'awns. Mate awe 1 resale.
• . ' ' r..,n,nrsa irr��as its •'agc.
H k .11 ..,n,/. t . ,,r Jowl* iywvr. Arrenl
I PPse(r.ti.*, %,M g.vwra .wNA,•r'riin•.
j rtasr+r, a.a.,wHwttsei 11'.nawts.
w• e:.'..rei J n' Peww, t• repair.
.rgtve,,. 1t'wr,. I9r.1..-n, Fe
e •�e 4.,l jatrl.
al env('
n 4'rhews '1 M�r,r 'Avg A►w/n, nset Rh-
h,h 1w ..f f7 •' r(.: , A) fir 1.W4".11. cart. r
' dor firtweav, pnrbi.. a ..'ea Mee with
l, -e *arm we w.11 WOW ever tt rdren Octet••
Ann». to refried 11..• motley, If the tredtaeat
d. ,pr' .toast a . sr'. t'Ia .lie tteearee.seked
nod M. 'Melo•• :r. the rrN*M4r.
tot r t,l�,�r• taclan.+n orsr jt o'i1•r, chi, -h
w.'le.!r.tr•Tu*.- tneey'••t
Morose'• as,seeei.e tleahnie is entt h7 11, ug-
gMr.at M= t•, p., .. x, w tf b. i ,. t .- tot seer
wiUA•n.w.hi. •...tp.,•(a '.etare..e.tlK.ttbe
moot•,. rev s1•,.•s..• top
N tot O'* MLOWbi*M
Nolan, ttww e
all 1►rnr,tat.root, eL.wr ,
$72 t WjtLK• 312 sa iota as 'One moll,
St, Catharines Nurseries
r.iTARa3eHEI, to MG.
Hav;ng fully !rated
TO MILL MEN and SALT W ELL MEN IOORN'S EARLY & BRIGHTON
two new grapes, 1 unhetitatiaaggl advise my
1 New Boll -Mee and SALT PANS manufae. psttrems to plant thews. \ on will siot be dis-
turt•d;onshortest notice. appotited. M(x►P.taS luA�rlrtl•\ 1. the best
-- 1 1 .Hutmdb birty d nursers brio ► a5o tuibnrat:
BJW HTON is a deticio * fwd grape, rlpenit;
Alt kinds of Repairing executed under the }oft atter Mnorp's Early. They are both !afar
to baneh and berry, and very productive. 1
p•rwnsl snpen leton of the Proprlctors w -bo will mail both to any address peapaid, en
receipt of 112, or rltbrr for E. .gents wantr•t
ARF.
Practical Workmen.
P. t i. Box 10.'t 178.7
D. W. BEADLE,
ST. CATHrtleTeat t INT.
1n 17tn.
MUSICAL INSTRUINDTS MRS. W A R N O C K
Iles t aeunrr to a m►dnt to hrr
�1,
vJnetaatj t t nett ice *M fM solta Meat
a*I Iirlvlle+g M ewwnMl hitt mad sell
SEWING MACHINE;.
The selene tete wound tathmate to the pea
�w�ersea lis.1 u• ts_ stv. I ai 1 pg e�
tbnt k is laeeaM�l ss. it lntt.a,Nie ,. ye �tM i�tet m aaTthitat
"7Mr A want tahr'r to t
els
PIAN(IR, t tweet It tube . Aave win raters
f►RUANN nr �n etsay k:: •1, it cea.
DR. TaUCYAN'S
CLIANSING & R iOYATIHG
BLitt W.
t2
nota
Ow • t* teal, Iealosk •• Wet::
SlICWLNG MAI'i;INEc "ewe itciear.a without
the rota.'., Jt
will And It to Ihrlradvarssgr to .alt et erre i/ wilt". O � ,�,•'. i Is K aef
ss Mu* L a tiE`diGLN1G r.ie•ti ire whom ekt to Le Mol
�J W. WEATHERALD. cakewteeifest fore, thou f
ib. octan In yr ewer to 11 at Jeno.
WAi Y:DC:4 e :nunnery
Lib {rbtast M
." : rlersiltnn er •r d tors foo lit
fa1M�
b the we
ng a w sed
mad. t`,s, net
':,, ,a .,,••,••s lfelrc
rot
An.
reel
Ar
VII
Liu!
Am
An!
Wb
It•tt
to
He
An
11-'
\ti
A
H
If