HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1886-7-16, Page 66 rHh HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1886.
BUTTER AND CHEESE'
Ontario Agricultural OdoBella:
Bulletin II.
Meas of aueau.a Mee she Passau of
Cheese raelortes sad
The business of Dairying whoa intelli-
gently and carefully followed insures to
the fernier • safe and steady t.oum.. The
Province 4 Ontario is favored with all
the natural advantages needed for the
production of cheese and butter of the
Beset quality ; and es the permanent
Meese of the dairy industry depends
upon the quality of the product, every
dairy farmer is or should be interested
is fns 1. To help in that di-
rectioi, is the purposes of this bulletin.
In producing and supplying milk is
cheese factoriee and the fol-
lowing points require attention in order
that the best results may In obtained.
GtIUR•L RCLRN.
1. Milk from healthy sows only should
be used, and out uutal at least four days
after calving.
2. Anybetels 'mamma That excites
the cow essens the quantity and injures
the quality of her yield.
3. Cuws sbuold be allowed an tilo•n-
dust supply of wholesome, suitable food
and as couch pure wal•r es they will
drink.
4. A supply of salt should be placed
where mows have some to it every day.
6. Cows should not be permitted to
drink .tmgnart, impure water, nor to eat
cleanings tram hone stable*, leeks. tur-
nip tops, nor anything that would give
the milk an offensive taint.
6. Alt milk vessels should be thorough -
4y cleansed; Ant biting well washed, thee
scalded with boiliur water, and after-
wards susciently aired to keep them
perfectly sweet.
7. Cows should he milked with dry
hands, and only after the adders have
beam washed or well brushed.
8. Milking should be done and milk
should t.e kept only where the surround•
in air is pure and free from all objeo-
tanesble and tainting odors Milking in
a foul-smelling stable or yard imports to
milk an injurious taint. Sour whey
should never be fed, nor should hogs be
kept in • milking yard, et. near • milk
stand.
9. Tin pails only should be used.
10. All milk should be properly Mmin-
A *Alar tn,Ass.
A deatse bee loose eapreseed her the
formaitoe of • Dairy Okla, to be gleed
L betleriskiag at the Oatariu
cry desks" the 1u1seaaes, sad to =re
gement* ILdrustio. M =lads *s les-
Wesseems gecko the •ftwises.
Washer would be the most ssiWM
swath. Veneers' eons sad daughters
load others prupeusl to attend will please
address the Dairy Department, 0 A. O.,
Guspb. No lee will be charged. L.t
•pplisaute write saes.
$ugsufos Oe matters pertaining to the
dairy tadu.try of the Provisos, address-
ed to the and at the Dairy De-
partment, Ontario Agriaeltura1 College,
Guelph, will reo.tre
Jas. • IO$IRT+uN.
BILL smarts L>!?sR.
WWI eke newts •woo to Varese tend ■N
Nsuaeee.s Co-workers
My name u Yentas. I write for the
papers. 1 am au old man and have
written my kindly words of advice to
the press for many years.. I am the
friend of the public and the guiding star
of the American I point
out the proper course fur • newly elected
member of congress and show the
thoughtless editor the wants of the
people. 1 write on the subject of prliti•
cal 00000ay. Also oa both sides of the
paper. S..Mim.s I write on both
.ides of the question. Who. I do lot I
write over the name of Tax -Payer, but
soy realism* is Vesitae.
I am the sae who int suggested the
w..w.. legs
br Signmeho of his old school deelasaa-
tises to slide ori.
Set Se Vents, we ewe glasik I es/
this ltaostlae I knew tilat 1 tlavailktee
*bola, fur 5m I nut old Veritas himself?
Haven't 1 been writing things for the
peen ever muses'? pses were pttblished1
Am 1 not the matt who for years hoe
Men • stranger to foul Have 1 nut
agate- and again called the ouugrruu0au,
the capitalist. the clerpt.se, the rater,
and the pleila.tbropist everything 1
mould lay ay tongue to, and then fought
mosquitoes In the deep recesses of the
swamp while the editor remained at the
uses and took the credit fur writing
whist 1 had gives how Lr nothing 1
Has not many a paps built up . name
and • libel ..it upon whet 1 have writ -
ton, and yet I am almost unknown 1
N'beis peo,rls ask, Who is Ventss and
where does he live no one .seal/ to
knew. He is up seven eights cf stain,
in • hot room that smells of old c'othea
and neglected tba.1bta. Far form the
in that the water would run off toward
the peeled after • raia. With my read
pen -ready, and trenchant also, as I
may say -I have, in my poor weak way,
suggested a great many thine. which
might otherwise have remained for
many year 1.
I as the loan who annually calls for a
celebration of the fourth of July in our
little town, and asks for some young elo
outlooks to he molested by the commit-
tee, whose duty it *ball be to reed the
declaration of i• in a shrill
voice to those who yearn to be thrilled
through and through with patriotism.
Did .I not speak through the columns
of the press in olarime tones for a proper
of one astssa's great natal
day in large gnthio extended gaps the
nation's starry banner would remain
furled and the greasy pig would con-
tinue to crouch in his lair. With the
aid of my genial . Tax -Payer,
Old Settler, Old Bebebriber, Cotsstsnt
Reader. U. L Bum, Fair Play, and Mr.
•d, immediatelyafter milking, and for Pro Boos Public*, 1 VP made the
ng, world a far more desirable lace in which
that purpose • detached strainer is pre- to live than it would otherwise fare
tomb'. to a strainer -pail.
TOR CHR«•* ?ACTO1116a.
11. In preparing milk for delivery to
• cheese factory it should immediately
after straining he tA-eroughly aired by
pouring, dipping or stirring. 1 his treat-
ment is se beneficial for the morning's
milk es for the evening's, ►fid is even
more necessary when the weather is awl
than when it is warm.
12. In warm weather all n -ilk should
be envied after it has been aired, but not
before.
13. Milk kept over night in small
quantities -say in tin pails -will be in
better condatiuo than if kept in larger
quantity in one vessel.
14. When both messes of milk are con-
veyed to the factory in use can, the mix-
ing of the morning with the evening's
milk .hculd be delayed toll the milk-
waof(ros reaches the stand.
15. While the milk is warmer than
the surrounding air it should be left un-
covered, but when colder it may with
advantage be covered.
16. Milk -pails and cans should be pro-
tected from the rain, and milk -stands
should be cunstru;ted to shade the cane
from the sun.
17. Only honest milk with its full
cream and full share ..f Kripptnga should
be offered ; violatign of this require-
ment lesellatial.patrog _liable to $ heavy
penalty.
18. Iu preparing milk for delivery once
• day to • creamery .here the whole
milk is received, the treatment should be
similar to that recommended for cheese
factorise.
19. For cro.meries receiving cream
only, the milk should be well aired but
not cooled beton, setting.
20. Milk should be set for the separa-
tion of the cream where ne impure air
will sea -h it.
21. Cream rises best with a falling
temperature, and the esparto ion et cream
from the milk is promoted by coolie',
after setting, to at least 40".
FOR lot.-TTER-MARtoii AT PARS IAIRlga.
22. When the Dream i1 used for butler.
making at the farm the foregoing treat-
ments and conditions may be observed
with profit.
22. Good ventilation for • milk how,
milk -cellar or dairy -r. om, is most «sees•
tial, and may be provided for by leading
an air drain under -ground, for say 200
feat. Through it • supply of pure, fresh,
cool air may be admitted. This foul or
warm air may be allowed t,. escape
through ventilators or windows in or near
the ceiling.
24. Cream should invariably be re-
moved from the milk before the milk is
sour.
25. The cream for each chun.ing
should be gathered into avid kept in one
vessel.
21:. The whole of the cream should be
well stirred every tints fresh cream is
added.
27. in summer, cream should net be
left longer than three days beton there-
in'.
28. The hest churning temperatures
are between s7' and WV during the mum-
mer, and between tlO and 64° during
the winter.
29. Butter can be more thorowghly
washed (rate from butter -milk while in
the granular audition than after it is
gathered or pressed into a roll.
30 Only the hest pore salt of medium
and uniform fineness of grain should 1.e yet original literary gems ae :
used, and from tl G. one Wad some power the g1A$o fie a♦ nth
.anus of salt per polled of butter will be H. ales says
found satisfactory for the summer. The wee suss' hours areal the twat,
31. The utmost eleanlin*m In milking, Nd further .w
in vessels, in ntensileand in .11 eorroend
it wast 11e observed to roe the Bnatise there • esa with sail so dead
I press who eevr u himself hsrh saki. gate
flavor and body of tail!. crease, better Bis am, i set •o mast the ,ebi1M ef
and cheese from ooetaiaimNioa*ambit telt is the aesopl•btio. train
Compelled to gkld.
tlhetblate aka dweller, huu•urs .A Obi
4hiMld, •ruglioss sad old Whit aro cured
y Nerd.* Bleed biMers.shitttstrunfy
and regulate all the secretions. 2
"maddening throng, ea Constant reader
has so truly said, I sit alone. with ao
personal property but •. .rerwurk.d
costume, • strong love for truth, and a
sbswl-.trap full of sumgsetioua to the
led man who edits the paper.
Liu 1 battle ou, with ugly the merger
and dea•bitten reward of seeing my
name 1. print "Mo.," a. Coastaot
Reader would say. All I have to fork
over to posterity is my good name,wbich
1 beg lave to sign here. Yuman.
10
A wall-knuwneculler was recently very
todtgFnart on reading on account of hie
self in • newspaper in which some cons
pwitor caused the paper to .tate that the
aquatic Karr eon ',nut oars) were eight
feet lung.
For Neale hash, Summer Heat [rep
tonne sued general tootet put gasses use
Lowe Sulphur Soap. lm
HURON AND BRUCE
F fMERS AND THRESHERS
Utile on your Machinery only the Well-known
PEEILESS 011.
SIX GOLD MEDALS bees awards/ u the lost ?Mee a Try
else ser <�Ltf• a1Lt ittltaat br Lev Tums
Lad WNW Powers. Maantacturod at slew. Clay 450 Worths. le
SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., TORONTO.
LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY F�igsk
hYATES & ACHESON, Goderich.
nos I ompewy is Lu.wtwy Mukev uw Fang; Toronto, Jere 11th. ISM.
a.50 Rheum Cowed.
McGregor t Psrke's Carbolic Cerate
has been tried and found to be the only
positive cure fur 8a11 Rheum, Pimples,
Blrtchee '.n the face or hand, Cuts,
Burns, Bruises. or any Bore that nothing
stse will heal. Try McGregor it Parke's
Carbolic Cerate. 25c per box at Geo
ltthy.as' drug store. (4)
Two Sootch Worthies, named respect-
ively Wall and Jock, were, as their
noses denoted, very food of • drop of
"Highland Jew." Meeting one day it
the saint, Wulf thought he would have
• ria out of Jock, and said to him,
,'Man, Jock, your noes is unculike the
teat rose of summer." "Wee!, wee1,''
answered Jock, glancing significantly at
«'all's 51055, "m that case it s n, left
Weaning •law :"
been.
My eo laborer Mr. Tax -Payer is •n
old contributor to the paper, but he is
not really • tax -payer. He uses this
signature in order to conceal his identity,
as I use the name Yentas We have •
great deal of fan over this at our regular
annual reunions where we tafbout .11
of our attain.
Old Settler is a young tenderfoot who
came here last spring and tried to obtain
a livelihood by selling au indestructible
lamp chimney. He did well for several
weeks by going to the different residen-
ces and throwing one of Isis glass chim-
neys on the door with considerable
force to show that it would not break.
He did a food business till one day he
made a mistake Instead of getting hold
of his exbibitton chimney, be picked out
one of the stock and busted it beyond
. Since that he has been
writing articles in violet ink relative to
e1d times and publishing them over the
signator. of Old Settler.
nld Subscriber is• friend of mine who
reads his paper at the hotels while wait-
ing for a gratuitous drink. Fair Play is
• retired to man and Pro Bono Pub-
lico is our genial and urbane under-
taker.
I am a •ery prolific writer, tat all my
work is wit printed. A venal and cor-
rupt press at times hesitates about giving
curratcy to .l leaner, earnest eruths
as I make11301 use of.
1 am also the man who says brave
things in the columns of the papers
when the editor himself does not dare to
say them because he is afraid he will be
killed. But what rocks Veritas the bold
and free 1 Doss he flinch or quail ? Not
a flinch or quail 1 not s quail.
Boldly he flings aside his boa. fears,
and with bitter vituperation he assails
those he dislikes, and attacks with re
awundtog blows his own personal ene-
mies, fearlessly signing his name, Veri-
tas, to the article, so that those who
yearn to kill hien may know just who be
es.
What would the worid do without Ver -
item 1 in the hands of • hor(:e of jonr-
taliets who have nothing to do bat at•
tend to their business, left with no
anonymcw friend to whom they can Ay
when momentous occasions arise, when
the sound advice and better judgment
of an outside friend is needed, their con-
dition would indeed be • pitiable one.
Bit he will ne-er desert as. He is ever
M hand, prompt toover his nom de
plume, what he might hesitate to say
over his own mune, for fear that he
might go home with • battle of Get'ys-
burg under each eye and • nose a vol-
canic eruption. He cheerfully attacks
everything and everybody, and then
goe. away till the fight, the funeral, and
the libel suit are ever. Then he returns
and assails the grins monster Wrong.
He proposes , and the
following week a fritter reply comes from
Tax -Payr. PTO Boo Puhion, and the
retied three card sesetei•t, says "Let
ea have the peupneed t, re-
seediess of encl." Theo tit. cynics? U. L.
Bea (who is really the janitor at the blind
asylum) grumbles about useless expense,
and finally draws out from the teeming
brain of Constant Reader • long, flabby
essay, written on rid ruled leaves, owl
out of an old meat -market le•lger, writ-
ten Ily on both sides with
iight blue ink made of bluing and eels
tea. This gamy introduces, under the
most trying , such crude
iecarity at Lowest 1.ries uj interest.
HoRTOAGES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS HANK BiRANCH.
3, 4 anti 5 per Cent Interest AlluwrJ .rN
Deposita, eceurdiray
to aov.NNt
u04 tains/t.
OfF1CL: Cor. sf Mrtet Square and North
Street, Goderich.
11191t.1Ck HORTON,
Maaasaa.
Od.rkb. ASR.1th. L. lit
A hire wain*.
There are very few things in this life
of which we may be absolutely certain,
bot this is one of them : that Dr Pierce's
"Pleasant roman's Pellets" have no
equal as a cathartic in d of
the liver, stomach and bowels They
ars very stall and their action is pleas-
ant. Purely vegetable, perfectly harm-
less. 25 cents • vial. Alt druggists.
eator.
a•wARK Or COV /ITEM, I ETII
Liniment Iodide Ammonia.
In the history of medicines no prepa•
ration has received such universal cam
mendatiou, for the alleviation it affords
and the . t cure it effects in k id-
ney diseases as Dr. Van Buren's Kioney5
Cure. Its action in these
eemplainta is simply wonderful. Sold
by Jo Wilson. 2ne
• . =
9L°OU
The speediest and 11111 1114 oceans
naedlet.e is the world.
ALL FAMILISS t.'«= IT.
Weak Rack, Mnhrged Joints. Pa.ty0b
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Diphtheria.
Sciatica. Prolapsus Uterel.
Female Weakness.
The beet and only certain remedy to relieve
• of all kinds, ice matter of stow loose stead
latent relief guaranteed cripples
Swollen Joints, Tarbes* Veins. Rites of in
sects or Sick iteadache. No oil or grease ; i•
clean and sweet ; will not soil.
I.aammntl.e of the akdrls, t
arae sr. Diabetes, I.oes0aeece of Urine
Le oke only Liniment h the world p•••• sine
*iterative powers. Caa he taken internally
eves Cramps and Collo, Diarrhoea and
byOrsootar
Mildyall aewea/Ms. Trial S.UI.. 55..
Write fir. °IL Ude ut N. 1. P.O., who
will give advice oa alt diseases fres d
c
of deafen and eeua-
tertelta. The genuine has the nose Mows
reh
the guar •.d facsimile of the disover
name over each cork.
ST.ATTORn. May 3,
i had be. • victim of one of the
worst of blood diset..es. and f was
treated by a number of the lest
redical men in the county and
my constitution was completely
undermined, • friend advised me
a try Dr. Jrg's Medicine. it re-
stored niappetite and lilted me
up complete after using seven
uee. t strongly recommend it to all simi-
larly affected.
FRAN a G. CotNTrft, of Stark a Counter,
1/1$17
Agricultural Implements.
C. H. GIRVIN,
Has gone into the Agricultural Impl.an.t b-. *54 fegfeetrate the t0Uewlas MOM -
HARRIS & SON, Brantfonl, BIND1110e, MerIVER8 and RZAPESA.
COCKSHUTI', Brantford, Pwr►a, HATWADIRM and &CFI/t le&
MASSON MANUFACTURING CO., Oshawa, Stn DIULLS and
LAws MOWERS.
Hilts' Itltprond Maoarake PHIS
Safe. sun, reliable and effective. Do not
grips. Purely vegetable. So mercury. anti
loony er slues They ow his awlied u. for all
Disordss of the t sac Liver, bowel, etc.
Sell sy .11 drawl.' •t no. per boa.
Ful . e¥ lit Gtr.. Retogllls• M F.
JORDAN?drgMstore. 0ode ick.Oat Will
I�E�V
FRUIT STORE
G. CgRDONE
AOSNT FOR
0ll1hllO Nut YOrt Sider Sem
C_ H_ QIRVIN,
11«5-10 H•mUtos street.. few dews ►Mous tie Colh.ras H.41.
KeepYour Dyl-
Takes
pleasure in . , that be hes
opened out • new
Confectionery & Fruit Stun
IN GODERICH, on
WEST STREET,
adjoining Knight's Herber Shop.
The stock is new. and las been bought trona
the MIN houses.
TILE PRICES ARE VERY LOW.
APOI lsrespectfully incited.
Goderich. March rah. 1t418. 914C.44
BiiwARE
OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
A. there are man Iafrtor
get els, contort with jute,
LYttpi et..,o5ered and sold
MCat lidwral assrel`w an-
ad -
in the vegel.tioa of
warn ludas
isapodeismtheir min
to she
ty mf •••leg that ibe
cR'RBtt A1.L4
town a common nRiloIalr, or
to the worst Stroll a, Saki. m.
Fever - eoree," easily or !oath
Ilkley In abort, all dl.euers clotted by bud
r am tgo.'uerTd by til. poweeltrt pun-
t l ,and JL 4s1v hoshealcffnunder� �IIts bree.
has is •tunifrsted
agree Raab,
•Illi~' Scree.
e !sup-
-e11l1R a,
to` Cerrere;
nten influence. Fele
Ins tiolene y In coring T
550110, t•vbunelee,
log, bre, and
Mitt Di•cawe.
'Mire, or T1,sslck :Yeef, sn1 Ealae
41Iarda. Scbd ten cents In stomps tor a
terve trvsithe. with colored pianos, on Skin
Demo* .w the mow amount for a treatise
on stridulous Affections.
•` THE BLOOD 10 TISIl LiI R.
Thorrosehnc chewer it by steins Dr. Tiercees
Golden iledlrai Dlscorcry.:,n,l good
digestion, a fair *kin. broyart mole.
hs.arid vital etrength,elU bvterebliebc4.
CONMUMPTION,
whish Is Mrormle et eke Lang., 1e tw-
isted and cured by the remedy. if taken be-
fore
rnton• th. fart •tarts of tbc diocese ate rraeh.d.
From Its martohm.' power "ver this torte ly
fatal dYerr. when «[s olrrYlg 110 now
..•Mn
ht.'4 remedy to the 1.uhli,,_i•r.1'1e/we
thought sirkotiely of count it Ms**Comm
awsaptlen reit* but abandoned that
nurse as too Nimrod to; t medicine which•
from lot wonderful of tonic, or
alterative, or t.M,nd-rkesndng.
lottl-hi i ria p(ttorel, and nutritive prom r
Ore Y unequelled. nod only as a named for
but for all Chronic 550.-
SOON of the
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
Milk if you fel dudrowsy. debilitated, re
sallow color of skin, or yrfh,wish-forms n tsp{,..,Cs
on face or body. frequent hr Bette or die: -
nem. lad tante In mouth, Int. real heat or
tdr11e, alt. ending with hot lteMx hew gotrtta
and ghverny for•bodiass. tm*trlar appetite,
ark? sated t°namte, you aro suffering from
Iadlgestlo� Dyspepsia, and Tororpid
Liver. . r � ililouamoen." In many
new only part of ties., symphwee ate expo.•
Hrn.ed. A. a onnety for all MAI sera
Wr. Pierer.`. Golden Weill teal Olio -
teeter y h uwnr,.samd.
For Weak L.e■g., Spittle. of
BI . $bortesoes or Wreath Wren.
'aisle, ♦ashes, 1Mvere C'ovegb , and
kindred afeetlona, It Man efficient roans dy.
Sot.,, or Ut:rca ort, at 41.00, or SIX
for 41.015.
Sand sen cents Ice stamp' foe Dr. Pierce's
(
hook no 'ewteweigokon. A
World** 1�Me�e rssry teal Aims.
elation, ea /lain Street mart. N. T.
$500 REWARD
le offered by the pwopvl*tare
a lir. s • Ostarr4 R.•rrIody
for is aesstteaa00 Went which
r,. a r erecea (suer yen'
.5w fMrhe or a iberwM psWl kiss of
eMf iLywee ams,tM is usalru fk yrs. hi" :
Vs et esessa.me suss. -
ems 'se" Mei ad Id IsMI et tear
CORSET CO.'
le stamped to hells uldeof at Cornliaegpoy
without whist sew are gemdaf
You oars do theist . very trifling cos by Unitas your
BOOTS & SHOES
AT THS STORM OF
E. DOWNING
Crealoeb's Mloclr_
1 have tow ou hoed the largest stock ever shown in Goderich. and comprises every Iles es
telly found is • first -clam shoe store. from . 1. theoegb d1 the intermediate grade
to tis heaviest cowhide. I will soil at
Prices that Will Suit Everyone.
Ladies' Boots, in Button or Laced, troll 11.00 to 15.00.
hisses and Children's Strong School Boots, from 75c, up.
Boys dots 11.00, up, all other Lines Proportionately Cheap.
I am and w111 suit you, both 1. goods sats prices.
E. DO w NINA
Crabb's Block, Corner East street and Square.
N.B.-Te the trade . Leather and endygs in any quantity at Lowest Prices.
EASE AND SECURITY
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
MCJSVE.:$
DYSF:
I NGLES:1011,
JALMDICf.
E.41•„ IPEL/2,
SALT NNEJVI,
HEARTRURN,
HEADACHE,
DIZZINESS,
DROPSY,
fLUTTERINO
Of THE HEART,
ACIDITY OF
leaf S OMACH,
DRr YfSB
OF THE SKIN,
And every .pert., of disown r40*ngeese
disrdere SU it 100rQY .111rovntLon
05
T. MILBUR;N A CP.. "11U..
Farmers'..tteution
The undersigned has • (-bole. Selection of
Pore. Clean
Tie cut represents the double truss without the belt. Note tM psitle• of the Wm tampon
spring situated in the lad, by which • CONSTANT but easy INWARD and L•1'WAiIU
newYNEOupports E- DrgtSFl,
3OI.E AGc. JL C}ODNELIC_
February it h. IOW i11/I-
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINET MAKER
AND LSAUING
UNDERTAKER.
it w:11 pay you to boy your Furniture from the 1. as r have .ow as conoplet
an assortment as there is is the county.
1 do not adopt any quark arbeene of advert wag • cheap specialty, bot will sell you a goo
sal outfit at prices that cannot be surpassed rgall ty considered,.
In the Undertaking I have stock nulled for the poor as well as rich.
1 have also added the process of Embalming. w that patties hating to Nod bales •
fiends to a distance can do so at reasonable cost.
DANIEL CI- 0FLDON,
West street, Owl, rich, between' the Pod Office tad Rank of Mcetre 1.
slept. 24th, 51*1. /554.10
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
GEO. $231FLEiY,
C,IBINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich
♦ good of Iitcl , Bed -mew innisg Room and Parlor Tore Rent see •s t
him. Chairshair, cans sad weed seated', Cupboards. Bed -steads. Matteres. Wa.h-stead
L.tages, Sola., What -Seta, Loathe ()lasses.
11. B. -A 'meat of Coffins and Shrouds always on bead also Rearms fee bi
at reasonable rate .
Pieter« eraI. • .peeialty.-A call solicited. 1711
E D ART DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER
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of the*, Alalne. varieties --W*Ite [tilleh , vow the flee it yea wish
Lemon*, wlaike. Trefoil, Pea Vine and Red hese.toseeButler cies r.
(lover, trla.othy Lawes and all tar)stiee of Ks W ever C
0,...s saltablr Timothy,
pernsnent rant nrhe pan.
Corns!. Peas Rork�?!. 1ti e. Roans, Ra� Oardes. 20,000 Roils of the Latest Designs
Corn, Tares and ?kit . •Inn Flrl.i a*d Ouds.
Seeds of last yetars growth -tree to name.
A full aoa•rtwtent e1 sloes aced Feed.
Tse ('elebrated Onion Cbern the bed lis ess.ttfe eef•ra sed at price lee.thas e.ry mash Iaferter cede. Cal sad cis hem. 1'h
t�ertd- arethsb..1v ltNlasews,udeswstbeseld
♦ loses of Chafer. FM" T;a4 eea-
deu.g Rteok, Oreen and Japans whelp Lalest 1(,1rn;esA l e e»unt d ]coney to Iosn.
Tho S 1I�� Bazaar Pa14Vs R. PRICE,& F&sbis,
Maseafe Lusk. Rae Moroi.
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