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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-9-4, Page 3�ILLlNEBY, SMITH TEST STYLES, itation ty to ex.minp her *tock. 1. B. SMITH. RELIEF id Stomach Bilk tipation, Skin Disease, All our charges ,n the lowest. Cr GOODE, The Druggist. WE RS, ld styles. Prices right. O0L8, u want. (west prices. NSON & Co. 'ION I LL BIND Blanco !x, strapat, etc. DICAL HALL oTiaE � )nsignment of )r quality. teract the dis- etrated on the Lod others, we iducements in olicit your pat- & SON. mmerce, Square. boded to. - RRY the Isweet pesyalo prises. lin SOLI) he its►-afls - OF M MISR I • esaDeuesse sf . A Hamilton -Bt THE SIGNAL : (IODERICA, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 18f1. SDI NO COWS FOR BEEF FAT pMls NSF DOES NOT GIVE SAT- ISFACTION. woos t•. Farener w..r Alm as rendeb a/ y /_inset. Jam,. T.sd.r, Lena Idest .Aa laeing.at Ceseee .f DIN Wm gaeete s. o to de TIM. Wait .•u•ettates seed beef, good seta., oh rod alt pry! rid the sweet, paioy, solo yea meat. 1J.t • small portio_ d fes `t of tae/ or m•tto& is sales. Look .t e,bmshels d hatcher, waste in •.y war - mi cad see what • large per teat fat it .tgaeta& And the marketwise will tell you phot very tut corned beefs "slow sale.' I hos serer knows of an indiums where prise good 0tielaeti011- Os the 000 - hes been very seratieliwtory to Ube butcher .d the comenner. How sop we make good b.0f el our unrew0er- son dairy mire! My theory and practice r7 be illustrated as follows: We will sibs far an emends • gamey tow ---the wow be the list. There are but few cense of tat ,leee which tweet be controlled by ,roper feeding end • jmdbirrw use d salt• In . bed .ase I would say do not Moro meal or ell meal. Fed wheat hew, null feel. grouted tots, or any other loaf} .f.rented,milk-Prodscitgfood, and give t .0.1 monied • great spoonful of eat - of so mach proves to be neceeeary) and nosed with her grain rotioos. /or _.dung • healthy mimed I would add y the above list gluten nerd and • email totem 01 , utton • seed owed, °settling the Inter during the act two or three weeks p,evoes to killing. Wen -cared, early -cut clover hay is prdersble to any other dry ilea Turnips and cabbage c&n be fed quite freely during the earlier doges of meat pro• Lofton, without aujury to the milk or but ter, if (e'1 tea or more hours before milking, r during that time her bx.atb, skin, and kidneys r.tll have eliminated •y the odor from dei system. titre m ttili inducing, ••e -le ,u.t•ining mood. Fed only that which is sweet and free 401)0 mold. A. • rule I think it better to keep the beef cvw. farrow and in milk; and with keeping,poi we get a fair quantity d nue rod miik, the uowe often Laying for their keeping up to the lad day. In winter. ter a for weeks previous to killing. give the emu) rkeg blood- :ea thed :ripreterrel --tokeep he.r bowels* ; ..Maio; it may take half • bested er not more thus half • peek • day. Never 00111, !red, u. -ver spoil the appetite. U.digssted 1.0d lakes no blood; imperfectly teed makes impure blood, and ietpst+ d moot mak• good meat. A little saltpeter tads to alley fever-whichie often an •t- tend•ot of high feeding -arid stimulates the kidneys to throw off any impuritim from the hluod. The animal when killed sb•k) he in • Wnvi s...ening eooditios, not ea the shrink. Remember that the juicing .4 the ,.seat '.pee& largely upon how the ,rive was fed for two or three weeks afore killing. end that the flavor depends upon east ti woofed for the two or three day. pre- vioustok'ling. (hsrseaco•et 'watchers doos• silow rlt marsh hay to be fed to their ase - mid, for • few .aye bedew, killing; and thr- ow are not allowed anywhre. A man who we. sa army b.toher during the war said that they turned some tattle tote • wheat field in tirgino one ntgbt, sod some of the one wed -lulled thenextd.y, hit that the meet couldn't he eaten by any ame but • /rer..hoea; •al. .n examination. it was Neal that tlsMg.rite• wore growing ones' d the wheat, athe mule bad eaten freely .f skeet There ma he no hard and hast rides for feeding; animals diger, and the rime anima requires different feed - ug at different tunes. Before mimes old, in •;kamypig from ilry feed to pasture, rye nn rho morning all ih. hay they will wt. tali for their grain ration gore mostly 'vil meal so•Med if onevesient--ouutinu- :ag the daily rations of meal for throe or four weeks, and the hay as lams as they rill est it. Int the change from dry to peen be graded. A full ration of Mem- tune Knee is as lad for • tow ea green apples for • boy. For • butter prodecing 'row in dog days. I prefer ground .ata to ani other kind of feed. it makes sweeter sad firmer batter than meet other kinds of feel Through the wmmr feel primarily for milk and butter, but always keep the owes raining in de.k and yet not too ee" Mk* - Ainert ean Agriculturist. 01.7 Cabbage Valls. For • go...l crop of u•hage • deep,,rk s ptis� Imam &ecesmry, and for a heavy c The lest soot succeed other than gram but .rope we secured by turning under sod about the 1st of June, and about the led of Angulo spreading liberally well -rotted Wahl* mature, and working it in with thecultineb or la osb.bege-growing districts this method will pre an abundant crop of 111U1 perfect heads. With good seed, of� hat strain, under the ooiditiens, fall]] ninety-Bve per coat. d the pants .d.ho.W produce marketable beads. In fad, I ham seen better remelts thea this Oa the ono tram take plants grown from the loam stoma geed, est them oe •light soil the has lam heavily cropped for • ws.mwiee of lean. the veget,t6l. watmr bekrg Icy thoroughly .xhaast d. the .,loads e.m- dooms beingsally favorable, this ail would not yield the crop of that of the (are't.Again, take pa tdhowthesameseed- bed. of the seem .took, amt is • Geld when the atmospheric conditions were favorable, say just hefore • homy Fain, and an egmil number of plants Pet after the rain, it it Mamee oil very hot and dry after the plant- ing. the r.imlt will show two crop• se dif- ferent in •ppe•rsm that eves ea apart. sot limni ng the fact•, woad ea7 hero_ were two distinct kids el ..el .sir. -the tae goorL the other poor. 0.obhage amore than .a other ph..t s le- ered by receiving • chock in tr•.spantia. Mate wet jot WW/ore • heavy rale will set moire a cheek, became the earth becomes n thonwghly packed about the roots lint the air cannot reach and destroy the bol- os I roots, while those gat after • rah may miler because the earth is sot premed fine- ly shoat the roots. To greed spasm' this ibe letter plan s to peddle the paa1. Ned to set them in deer weather. wham then is iso necemity fin bases .d the work can M Cainfly door& This pan i have meow tu.•.wn to fail, sod i believe mon feller'. We due to improper trsaapa0tfog that le all other nese* combined. It Tahoe Two t• Ilea. • flew. Thr. le • t sd iewe a � old. t.ke...k.fto•a. �spsmitios dolledesei.el Mer the filet " maim " u the vi11{{�ya sorsa Melly her kosiod eseisiosd, " IW - promise I sever to mold at I gymr de sees as Mei emovei.d her breed►, chs iNI b• • Wee deriy eche of wow e.enew, " No, 1 wart doo seting o'' Ili' sort!" Molly had mother sum, .rd the hus- band met with the same tsrimoaaus re- sponse to ilia Yelo5 internigatimm The somieg wee o arepeated ; bat !lolly appeased ccsts0 .ioua- " You may drown 1." shouted Molly ; " bet I wool over give in." They did out run the rink 04 dro�mug releasedMolly, but released her, for the htul.atd was oosvtncad that she would " rather drown than Muse to wag her rd rug at an " whenever she felt inclined to do sa ! It did not cure Melly. NW become .s great • soul' as ever she had been before her public " eouuog." Sense years titter that critical punishment, the Lord of Mor met John at • Court Ind I'M inquired : " Well, John how does Molly get on now with her sedding r ,. Oh, lignin, her lie pretty nearly cured OY0.' " Did the ducking stool .lo that busi- ness r Oh, oro ; 1 let her jaw on as twig as ►.r liked. I pd her no lock wwr& i led quiet and hlogred 111e bad, and her Ma drops her molding .al be now as gad • woman as they he made '" where the testenaat 1.. Some proceedings in the Nottingham County met rd. to • landlady's la- bility for the msseingjewellery of one of her lodgers Wire led to Um caddie reappearance of •a oM fnemd--in other words, of the moo famous Tlekborne claimant. "lir Roger"in the wits.es box was not able to throw much light upon the pointe .t issue, lett hs testimony *erred to show that, is spite of the enmtemptue•s "Pooh•" which escaped the hps of the judge. he still des- cribed himself ea "Roger (loarles Iinuehk. m Tichborns," and oo•tuee to endow ret`._ self with the title which • hsrLb.asead jury declined to anon" Aim. "fir le• it appears, is now eng•ge,I .t the WI Crop," presumptively • Fottrnghaw then_. -London Duly News. Wroare eimiseity. A a•mjl• of school aye were cowing dug JelFrwo amuse the other day taking • •boot their molter sod whether or not woman or men were better In that o•panty. "'roam areal right," mid the older one, rtentiou.ly, "Memo of the branches, but • worn•& mit handle nathemtico." "Can't she!" exclaimed the vo.nger emu, with extreme interest "Can't .he' Well. yea osgio to have seem, Mime Bask throw an arithmetic at m• one day, and you'd change peer mind." Chang. of Dee.. " Look et Hawhaw, the humorist, Over TO NOLO A CNILD IN REO And Keen ens usu.!" mover ea ens. se • Sag 1a a e.g. A hied chums isomer is the latest home hold Jenice of g.....l iate►.et. The icer 4p00es� of thin .pp(uaue in to hold restless okl 'ren in bed and to imp the ..wren nom abort their shoulders on odd sight. The device likewise mope the hale simpers how lying on their backs sad tbee prevents raid $Ig •d .ightew&re. Hr. i.. ,teeoription of the device: ':A band n .rrang d to extend acro•s ed be attached &t or near lie ends sad esiddle to the upper end of the •ndreid• of the tog shat Of corer. "The.ttachnsest s trade by cords (fades d to the heal and secured by • whip grit wooed belle of rubber, cork or wood, _nese d by the .hast. "Te each end of the sun hand are attach d demotic esteems me, to be secured by eye holes os .crew •hooks .a the bedstead. 0 Wench band also estendln to • 51.Ila f etening on the head of the 1, then helm more than ore breach band if etre than two persona sleep in the same bed. "Upon the nailer aide of the transverse Issp-like are aa body band owl .ildee whish slide bops, to each of which is at Wished • deed* Moulder strop, ivilapted k dt oaofor4abty over the shoulders of • child or other parent, sad portly made up of elm - tic webbing. 51201410 ?sets AM.t *.ld.sta. The collection 4 bergs groups of facts about accidents which has been made acus• eery by the developsnest of .ucident Moo amce has made • oontributios 40 on.: Jogiart- meml ,4 social science that is by no memo uninteresting. For instance, it a • carion" fact that • man le much more likely t0 lam his left hand than his right heal, or hs lel* • e thee hu right .ye; stotietice show, tea that when a men insure. Wessel' against .c- .idpme he thereby grenfly diminishes the risk el accident ---and this is proi.Wy rut plaited in this way; when • amu • attention se milled to • dangr he fixes hie mind on it, and thereby ces.ciondy or unconsciously makes unusual effort to avert it. It thesm fore happens that • ma is mate ifkely to be • victim of an accident of • kind that he never thought of, than d the kind against which he Menne himself. A roan, for la - dance, who handle* sharp tools will finesse himself &genet an rxident from the w el them, and the Bret thing he knows he will be drawing pay from an insurance oolap o7 for an injury .1.me by getting • cinders his eye. Not only are such odd and carious fasto as these brought to, light by the devel- opment of accident laa.rsao•, but • great many import•ot groups 4 foots which bear upon the hoMi. of men shad the development of civilization. For bnet••ce, .ccsd•s)s are snook more oememe in the sparsely setfiel prtio•s of the country then in the dee sky settled portent•, aid they happen more Ino goodly in the middle of winter and the middle of .*seer than in die ether mamma • el the year. An iaf.x.sting study el these facts, which ie perhaps thw,6nt study d the kind ever ppaahlshed a contributed to The Forum for September by Mr. lames R. than in the corner. %hew ; How swell Pitcher. he is ! The joke -writing trode must be looking up woaf•rfally. Only two weeks ago be had hardly • decent rug to his back." He is lent writing °keg any more ; he las struck a new e i splendidly paying It " Ah. what urtr " Coining fool teams for horse races." engem 1• eev..e0.e/ng. Hore,.ho.ia, though often written .bent m Al mw. snare ea exhume ed *abject A Its" sav��intgs ceo be Wasted to no datrl- leanl to the k.*o r ewer. and in wen, ia.e.,,r�oa a deeded advantage win M A H w will nal 1•y .sed• old ideas w wrtws esn.uPese�-a writes es that he W had tea yon seperisees in the .*sse- edited.. fnlgh pent le ems miles disfea1, ad wan, >rtdrr oohs *stip sod bolters Inat kw, Mode wee er ths seed eprrM'aMl iftl '51ttigii ret wear.:.a:t:u ha Wideume Thema. First Little Girl -Aunt Mead sod Aunt Clara visited as yesterday, and they brought so•doll_ Second Little Girl-A.ate are nobody. Pooh' Anybody can have mats mit'ow. We have mph, real angels, visit (whom.. Some weretitre last night "Angels" Did yes sea thein!. "N --., I wt aidnip, but this morning I saw the baby they brought." The Omsk Newsy (lets Leh. Little (lief-" I daa't like this boarding. bowie. Thea is never anything to est They &wsye my inti all gone -the nice des- serts 1 _seas." Neree -" iti•Ms because you eat at the mound tads. I always pt plenty." est" Do you eat the first table " Oh, no. I eat with the enol and other ..weft •t the Wird toile." Es Wady Will D•nbena Ile ore hr been wrists, Christian Andre - seen like Fever sodHam .ss, as well es ky Nohow. ahem the imam thee/Mal repemet•tions is irked Dickers was en ptpmi.r.t, that no addi- tional word, even from au eye- W1/04M. be 4 any sabered het.. But the editor d the pr.eent papain., who was token, when almost a edited• h) o thu.ghthil father to see one of these perlormanosa, will never forge dm impresses' wade upon him by the mot d oe the protagonist o. that eastoo. The mu of til. Play which . hre r.pro- d•.ed m f•c-51041.---ooateine sissy great nammse, which meant nothing thee to the small boy who waited so patiently that night for Dickens tookappear. &.add Dleas himself moot an ) The .m.11 boy had amer heard of Mr. John Tennis', a Mr. Mark Lemon, of Mr. Augustus Keg, A. R A., tit Mr. Frank Bio_., of Mr. Petr Cuaningham, or of Wilkie Collins; but he had read and reread David Coppertield, end be looked spot R as •_ purely ••tobo- gesp,hioal end west delightful piece of work 11. knew Steer(orth and Troddles better than he knew Emmy of hie own schooltnatea; he hated Uriah Flop and the Merid em . wore than he ever hated anybody else; he loved Don and Agar better than be eh" expected, then, to love any woman but his own mother; he had gone sobbing to kis bele bed when he hest of David's mother's death, how •'she wasgad to ley her poor 1.ad ,w hercupid ores_, old lDeottj s arbn; and she .lied like • child Not lied gone to sleep." Peggotty, with her cheeks and arms so hard sad rd Wet it was • wander the birds didn't peck her in to rim was more real to kis than the Ann of his own survey, whom into bird coos be dispoeed to pec under any tonsil &oration; and al Wos`lt ke had just made the grand tour fort first time, his only interest m the Cathedral of 81. Paul in Lon- don ley in the foot that it was pictured with • pink dome, on the sliding lid of Peggotty'e workbos. To see this grown-up David CCooppperfield, in the Arab, doing all aorta of ridiculous things in the faros of Mr. Night- Ingale s Diary: to feel that, perhaps, he had • letter .t that very moment in his pocket from the real Micawber; and that the actual Agars was in the waiting to go howe with lien when the pay was over, was to this �ti�ar little boy the great treat of Isis yostrg life. And he h•. never ceased 10 Wank the ,.-onaederote father for the blessed memory of that wonderful night in Liver- pool, ori many years •go -From "Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins," edit- ed by Laurence Hutton, in Harpr's Maga- sins for September. Tie oast at a Dere' Callen.. The girl who pee to the University of Michigan to -day, just as when I entered then in 187I. dada her own boarding -piece io one of the quiet homes of the pleasant lit- tle city whose merest .entes& to the 2,300 students scattered within i1. border. She bakes the business arrangement* for her winter's fuel and iia storage. she finds her w•shrwcom or dor laundry; .he •usages her own hosed exercise, of study, and of lube Bleep; she chooses her own society, c and church. The advice she gets cornea W1104 • sem Vafessay .weld Be- from another girl modest of sophornorl.. In the tragi sense • Coiversity is not eo dignity who Aisnose to be in the same assemblage of colleges, nor • 0o-ordinetice house, or possibly from • Mill more advanced of Leakier nor is ha esilt ace rite effect- young woman whom she neat onthe journey, tdvenea• dependent of any detail of - or est near in church 'a her first Handy. izatton Us essential quality is individual- !Strong is the eo.r•de•hip amoog these am/e- lem. A University is an assemblage 4 tions girls, who aurae om* soother in inane.. i teachers .ed students. Its .olepsrpo a is admonish one soother in health, and rival to being teecke0 and ,t•dents totetber, b one another in .s.dy only less eagerly than give the power of sm.oci.tion and thereby to they all rival the boy& In my time in eel- Cdce results impossible in iodation. age the little group o( gids, soddenlyintro- c•• be but two trona ,M the ideal • educed into the army of yoeng mei, flt that school, the Lacher and the student, std the fated oar gas hung upon proving that the rale* 4 these may be ..w.U.••s inter- "lady ()reek" involved We weenie, and that ca.ngeabl. All structure. sed .11 metric- wmers minds wore particularly absorptive time which tend to subordinate timber or of the _.team._ sod metaphysics. And .till student to the needs of im giaan' deport- be aim manures wham, with growing ex. mate to which be belongs are melees adp rimes. ilia atxietw about co-education details d rimy be vicious. Most of the details at . I ham leen alloyed • healthy and hearty na- g niestiem in Americus College. sad Caine- i timid, and homed rivalry between young rues are simply ..wives of old troditioes I ma sod women exists. It is • stimulating They are remains of olid barrier. erected is &twomphere, aid develops in good stock • md•mecr.tic ti..e for the purpose 4 cre- strength and independent balance which tell sting artificial divisions where real distinc- in after -life. -Mrs. Alice P .esan Fulmer in time do net exist. The essential function September Forum. of the University, as President Co' niter has recently said, ie " the eenaoei d Chtldr.s'. 1eAbsent .ss Alt Immo. t h} This was the o impose Why should mothers give little children whiclb in the dark %tea gave nee W the Brio ideas shout death that frighten then! Why Universities. To this eat the simplest pm- should they be token to funerals and gibs organisation is the one which .ores" corn.teries and given gush • bon -or d the purpose best. ---President D. S. Jordan death! I mesa little children under seven in the September Foram. I have • lista r1 d five who does not know that ps are buried; her ides d • Libraries 00 ter Permian C0ssitlee. death s that t e noes tali. than sway. I do not know who ..enrol the law to es- Three years ago hear darling little brother of t•blish township libraries in Indian, hot four died; the little Oster was then two and may every blaming rest on him! For he did • MU years old. The two little children • wonderful work. and the mor commit- j had scarcely been parted an boar in their tee who selected she boob had • genies for little lives --they played together all day the task which ram to an inspiration. How and .hard the same bed at night. .ani rain days, how many long winter Little Hattie did not .se dor blether toe. did I Worried and horses er finlike leet question h over the Abbot histories, the rr- was. "Where brother, .•oar!^ rttfvm. o/ travel. and I a School Op.n-Ing 3st, 1001- FULL SUPPLIES OF ALL THE LATEST AND BEST EDUCATIONAL WORKS, ACTHORIZD AND RE(X)MMENDILD YOR High, Model, Public and Separate Schools. SOMETHING r(TIRELT NEW IN SCR=13$SJN3" $00 Tom and Maria, Little Pigs, Little Jack Horner, etc. te0elastle lt.00. Mr. Msabatten Beach Was just been pay - kg • number oI bills which his hopeful sea, who is • student at Yds College ooetr.eted. " i had so idea," said the old man to hie " that stool was so ex • Oh, yes, it aria some, replied the youth. " and I didn't study so very much, either." 8.1k OCR MASSIVE EXERCISE BOOKS ! evemags, w many hoar, spend every morning Aad It L Presented No Dial "If you think you're a to collect any money (row a, said Ardup, doggedly, .. he handed back the bill, 'you're away off. You ain't draw blood from • turnip." "Maybe mot," replied the man with the bill, peeling off kis omit, "but I'm goingto see H 1 ems t pound • little oat of • ead beat." Old Pe ..d. I0.et. ak-Don't mu think that them jokes &best Chicago's divorcee are getting meoot- &mor! He -Ye-+; well, there s, ern well, you see. madams, i am • Chicago divorcePo- aw- Ilhe--Slake; I ant & Chicago widow. w. Dad Res Lost Week. Former Cr.happls-" liens ten down sap t►' storekeeper wouldn't take. He elW they me eo odd they.meil•d ad." Mrs. Crabapple-" She! �1 dl, pd 'em io N' salter. Ws most time for anna.r Medals" eat. )-"Is the cashier "No, he's out. Are you Dep ollw bDoak "Wellyou're amt, too." C11.r se Wad, Mea Dfhb• ( )-i dent .se law it s that t ten girl of yours menages es dream !setter than 1 esu. Mr. Ni►hO- 7jsu sae, 1M weeks far a lhhg. ad )•'m *. The ptyhti.at w&.•r"pew . Ro••t snit ef the toeing river. Of the reeks ita earggeess diver,, buried.iess iter F torrents •_imp my ids tee n.P For .51op1• That lop same eves hear drop, le the greeted weir -power es the wend. ■� fenced tees ea*" F+tt.-o Wks& io w world Yoram Mr. Ire= te wed when I ! MI X el yea miss by lag tipm' t Hew " a slew le a r &aa 1 M. i ii+.nr! Mailsi.wihma these books us which ' With what an aching Sart�c principles were popularly expaia- I gsabouttioi about my darling. only • re•olTectiona of the vast bessit mother who has lad her only boycan MU; and demean I derived from that little Int I told her always "With te sass." 11kr•ry- a mere heedful of books -to which She often sited me "Do the angels love 1 tr.4.d • beg distance W rough Fain sod little brother!" And I told her, Yes, they meow to get an ocomiael coveted volume, I loved hew sad took care d him" So eke leaves the firm ossvietion in sky mind that spsakes of him always as "Darling brother moo went &vies • more be nelloett Roo some general .chess whereby iesfrue- d him as with the happy angels. Why lire and entertaining books may be nude should I frighten her with what she cannot readily •0ceesible to the youth if the turd sod rstadi. Wb.e she s eider •sed can understand, I AGA some day take her to that little pave mid tell her, •'Orly the little body lin here; the spirit hes indeed gone 'with the maps' to realms d perfect red and joy." heart I heard this Ube baevcl•n.e ..d wisdom of o•m�a4 who with til. She does net Metre think with horror d the pave. M• thinks pastime of our country. -dole W. Bookwsl- ler in the September Foram The u.tte et tie Steam r eeeesetiv.. The abet expen•oced railroad w led that the poe511ilites of steam pnetbe w Deady reached -nisch (matter apead is sat ptactlosbl. A maximum d 4400 wiles as hoer, with • running speed of 410 to 70, is all that can be hoped for wider the very beat eon- ditioes which sari be provide& Tim Mei Mims are nam.rose, sad they are well Women M all _.user. Th. snexinene speed d whish • l000eotive is capeble has tot been .hart - wed pe acipoly by rattles down g*.d� stFayA it•tieg carves, 61By age mein, aog replacing modes atry"_torr by p.rm•ntl sees of iron sr dons; by the used berry mils, eater switches, improved abeam . of .ip.11iry. the interlocking .witch and signal system, the shandom of rode croar hys; is shortby iapd•.pmem1. len deal sad mammg went w1i•h permit • higher .peed es • wore extended section of nmol beware* d greater safety sod the greater degree d ee.bi•ars inspired in the .sgim•- driver. -Freak .1 Sprague in the amps member Ferro. PIRSONAL- 1 MW Wadden has published fifty novae defog the past thirty years. Geisrsl Mebane says that the lair ales - Mem ie Virginia ere iespnmible, and advise Republicans of that floam to quit the Gell. Hann Rochefort. who bas reosmq Mem or istviewed b Leedom, s said to be the =exile exile in the wird. Adbs wld le iX Omsk, • Newish. Com., tailor. 40. & sed 7 Neat 2 inches Mead though he ssob 1 tt44A s mew earl. West ram air da wish R when the w4E4 dew.t King of Spain, Prince Charlie, Prize Winner, etc. The biggest, bent and cheapest. FR ASER & PORTER, Central Telephone Exchange. Court House Square. EW GOODS. The subscriber wishes to announce the arrival of NEW AND FANCY GOODS! NOTABLY NAVY AND BLACK ALL -WOOL SERGES, Extra wide and moderate in price. NAVY FLANNELS, 28 IN. WIDE In soft and hard finish, from the best makers. A general assortment of other new and fashionable goods on the way, and will be noticed later on. A liberal discount on all cash purchases from one dollar up. Strictly one price. r s51e. ow« se.kf..Nwg. Nearly oma g.m•rstice has passed Woos the beginning of the civil war. vast was have been pied in p.u.iema sadwilI eeatso to bep&id. If the peewee amounts were as fully end moors*, stoked as the other ex- penses d tk p+.r.abeg s.t now ., it would oat he difioalt to dat.emio• the true .00- 15001 of the obligees, ter would it be die- edwilt for an actuary to 000pu1. ita dentine. it may be hopthat neat 00s40*. will dowsed an •oeesatia mead as will enable the taxpayers to compute the cod of • burden whisk will sirs to he desseed one when No Wee..•sefe is kasw., mad the psys.nt of width will est be Millddawn to the kid dollar whisk M am There are wepisir re= pivot this Miele parries series wkid to be removed. -Edward Atkinson is qhs September Forum. Illeekerfeek Don't be afraid to sew .mop leekwMM he.anes its add to be this imsy farmer's amp. The It may be se is Its llgkmst R sesemsendadoet «.r it ie swath rows. Dat 1t Is ver) ; emcees is at • einem at lei - want the ge•b is valuable fee feeding al kin& d the ds•k, sod • peer pie' of pail - Uwe way be dewed and saws and waded with pew and dower early es Joty aid webs •,ulsaW bid. Ilse say'. V.e.r. •e•m-ei. isd Dai' i r r - newsrrbq �wk4bs oraLiwd k.51 le RD'.. -11 . plow is 1. sti ` r II. Ole 9064 Drayer and Haberdasher. DIRECTLY TO That SPOT. • i$STU]ITA$EOUS IN ITS ACTION. Pee CRAMPS, CHILLS. COLiC, DIARRHCEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS. red all DOWEL COMPLAINTS. MO *11.407 C•UAts Z PAIN -KILLER. In Canadian Cholera rind u331., sl ecmolalnts its effect 13 mL,4.cal. It curate to a very short Um.. INC REST 11.1107 RINcoY FOR BURNS, BRUISES. SPRAINS, RHEEUMATISM. NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE. Dorso evwtrwmmrw err dao. is 50TT•am SW lines.. el Ossmtas,ao&od SMOIlel e . SALE O ANDS FOR TAXES. iM Int w of • us•rfegR trades of tk. W.M.. ad seal bks ._.}.rube •d til. osunt� dmf Hor.a dated �a tw.gfGIti eq o/ Ja1r. llM. aa�m�amifu Deas f. d�.nv�7d�.ra the taada 11w. 11: doe glees for tM asd�aw of totes a and mete r t�.ssma. wild ease• Iftlse is hereto gdvea thM >vses esoh text and oes.L •re ss.aar�Id, l�lail�lali.tt» ,mfpp`uaw usiH W Amemmemt Am. chap. Igl. R. 6. O.. emceed to seE W N�t� OD esWMfl tag1� s ea sank th.sof as neer h. L dy�y�a tha yl�, M u RT 11OU Y1tk.TOWIf.f YOD=R1CIi eaTU . tha T % 4 dri>r.tt ItOVEIIB1tFt I . e two In the •n.doem. TOWNSHIP OF .rami .D. Peen LOT AND DESCRII TION Coscsseiom ACRES vxroa TexasCooma 0rrs s TOTAL rs Part d West hall of North ball of 11 14. R D. i Peed II It M 7 >A MArriANDVILLE OR VILLAGE 01 S.ALTFORD IN COLBORNE. A Ford 6 51 B " at l 11 IS :s" 151 to 1a VILLAGE Or HENFRTN DW GREY. 51 1 Pard 1 7e TILLIOE OF FORDWiCH IN HOW1CR. Part of P= rk Mt 17 1 4 q Peed 177 Alberto.. Werth i Capp 1 r do i " 1 es ViLLAOE o1 OORRIE OR HOWiV>t VILLAGE 1N NOVICK. 114 has 14 14 Id TGWWs1t1P OF MUL LETT. Pea ill 1 74 n Part et 1 • 1 4 Pot'' 1 41 I4.rtk part Peri West half el 14 1i 1 a ss tk pert of Nero Wf et 14 1I i 4 is TOWNSHiP OF MORRIS. Werth M11 of 11 1 a Pet'd 3 i1 Soutbw•et yr vier of 4 7 51 • s TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP. Wept hall of i 11 Il Peed 13 51 TOWNSHIP 010 5TRPHE1. South bail of I 12 51 Par' 11 SO Wi1OHAM TOWN PLOT IN TURN BERRY 1 IS 7 14 1 IS 7 14 1 06 1 73 is 2 71 773 1 01 I i SSIS 1 011 1l 1M . 151 147 1 0011 I A 1 01 1 M 1 11 a 51 1 u 13Se tlpurk fp Pitt's 17 • I N e 31 ilwl\ MN f 1 7 ' j i! i s 0 444 spteli of MS ii e a i u i ce IIIS n Wed ammo has VILLAGE 09' RATr7Ifi.» 1 -Id Pst'd 51 1 51 1 51 451 111 11 ttomy{{ �e[( �,1�y e�o� ViLLAtO$$ Or WRV�E1.a. p\ % g,b W. 4th a.' al...m work how iM .: R 'may L Ie/ I N11 a VILLAS&OF wROx11TE1L bs pmt et u E.wb!et 1 - Il e I g11?1 Mor , W.'1 PliM i ii ii tielleiViCtiAaestlea. tis. -Allientenewer.