HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1874-5-7, Page 3NEW DRESS COOPS
NEW DRESS SILKS.
EXETER
NEW LACE CURTAINS.
CHEAP
I+ADI4S' NEW 'COSTUMES
CA.SH
NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING
STORE
NEW ,CHOICE TEAS , ,
ALL AWFULLY CHEAP.
It's the Cash that Does it
Choice Teas at 50 a. her lb. N.B. Cash
• for Eggs.
J. W. BRODE'IICK.
OTICE.
'Those indebted to the late Dr. Winans are re-
quested to call at once, at Vandusen'e Drug store
and settle the same, either by Cash or Note.
MRS. DR. WINANS.
Exeter. April 23, 1874. 95-4t.
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
The subscriber would inform the people of this
neighborhood that he has purchased the celebrat'd
white Boar Pig, formerly owned by M.r. W. Wood,
and which has taken several first prizes. He is
xiow at my residence, lot 5, London Road, Devon.
Terms,, 75 cents.
RICHARD PERKINS.
Devon, April 29, 1874.
85-tf.
WEAVING.
The sucscriber begs to acquaint those wanting
weaving done, that they may have their wishes
satisfied by calling at my residence, where I am
prejared to prosecute all kinds of weaving, in the
best manner, at most reasonable.nrices.
JAMAS ATKINSON
3rd Line, Blanchard, April 8, 1874.
li,;S.FITCH'S " FAMILY PHYSICIAN
Containing' descriptions 'of Diseases and
Tales for their treatment, will be sent free of all
charge by mail to anyone sending their address
io30.41. 714, Broodway, New York,
THE 1'EGTJLAR
Meetings of.Lebanou
Forest Lodge, No. 133,
G:R.C., Exeter. will be
held as follows. A cor-
dial invitation is exten-
ded to all visiting bre-
thren. Mar. 30, April
27, May25, June 24,J mai
20, July 27,Aug. 29, Sept,
21, Oct. 10, Nov. 23, Dec.
21 and 28. ' ' M. 'L8AC-
RETT, ccrthuy.
Organ, '�Tiol ss'
:kNf CORNET.
R. FI. CHARLES PALMER (OF
LONDON, England and Ontario) has the
loner to announce he will receive-
u its for in-
struction p n
etruction in the above in
an on Tuesdays and Fridays, and in
Exeter, all Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Partteuld'i•e as to Ternisrmay be had at the Trains
oiflLvtl%
London, April 23,•1874.
8G -4t.
OTI
The Part Ship' heretofore existing between
t rnuudersignod'as merchants at Centralia and
C, 54iton, tinder'tlle style and firrn of rrihomas
Ore nway':do Company, ie this pay dissolved by
• eitt, ion of time.
TI1O MAS' GREENWA' ,
ROBERT Tild'l1Z1NS
89=4r. F. STEWART,
traits, l4thMaro1i 1874,
•Referring to the' above, the tnidereigned begs to
aunounce,that he will continue the business at the
respcctivoplat:e1, All debts''dee the late firm
Must be paid Id him, who will also liquidate all
„debts duo by said firm,
TEi08. GI EENWAY. ..
Centralia, April 23,1874. it,
s iFiE FAVOLINJ .
ti
Sts •
est
LONDON & EXETER.
006a 16110s Comfortable Stages and
Fast, Time,
xheso stages aro driven by the most tiocoinmo•
dating of drivers, and leave
TJB WESTERN DO 'E1jt,1 ONDON,
everyafterfiobn, at 2 p,m,, arriving hi Ltitlaii.fff'
tmot(lrlaiindot with trains for the east and Atillt,
tIdellitietitingin Exeter 'With the Clintbif and 8t,
gro S a ge& ram
t,w,Yr
4tm
onedt
,n.., t,
l gin Liken and /Aden with eta
feadnd trains,
AR0O1 8 Joint gAwica1L W,
Urivex„ PrOPriete,"
grand :literary Sud.
dramatic entertainment was Lela at this
place, iu- the Sebool House, on the 29th
nit,, under the auspices of of it Oak
Ridge" Lodge of 3,4.0,03., It was
beautiful evening,'tit1'e roads were very
good and great numbers ealiie to assist
and enjoy thenseive9 by reciting and
exhibiting them abilities for vocal and
instrumental music. Mr, Robert Mc-
Arthur, W,Q.T; of this Davison, being
appointed Chairman, made a few re
marks as introd.uotion, after which, the
called upon Miss M. A, Lennox, of.
Whitler Station,; to entertain the meet-
ing by playing on the organ, one of her
select pieces of music, white she did
veey sttis£aetorily. A reading was
given by Miss McArthur, etitled " The
Gambler's wife," a very excellent piece
for the occasion, and it was read very
intelligible. A. recitation, on the bad
effects of rum, was given by Miss Mus-
tard, Teacher, and was loudly applaud-
ed. A duet was sung by Miss Dalziel
and Mr. Wm. MCArtller, entitled
' Huntington Tower ; or When Yo Gan
Awa'J'ainie," This piece was well re-
ceived and applauded, especially by the
Scotch, people who were present A
short stump speech was given by G. G.
Meldrum, Teacher of Grand Bend
School. Miss Mary Cornell, of Widder
Station, sang "Annie Darling," and
was, ati!usual, appropriately applauded.
Several dialogues were performed very
well—one entitled " No Rose without a
Thorn," by Messrs. Fallas and Mel-
drum, and 1Vlisses Mallard and Wade ;
another entitled " Lord Dundreary," by
Messrs R. & W,'MoArthur, and Misses
Mustard and McArthur, Both of those
dialogues were well received.. Mr.
Woods was present, and in in his usual
style sang and played an accompani-
ment. ent. on the Dulcimer two songs, each
being loudly oncorred. Several read-
Turnbull and Fulton. Mr. Fowlie gave
a short address, which advocated Tem-
perance in everything, and talked of
the beneficial results of such entertain-
ments. The meeting closed by singing
" God Save the Queen," and the people
separated to their several planes of
abode, all well satisfied with the night's
performance.—Com.
Buffalo, May 4,-Oattle-Tbereoeipt of oltr,.
tle to -day have been 400 head, making the total
supply for the week thus far 8,5$4 head. The
fresh arrivals were all through consignments,
The yards are clear of stock.
Hogs -The rebeipts of hog for the market
to -day have been 4,800 head, making the total
supply for the week 23,500 head. The market
was active »d higher_ Yorkers are quoted at
45.25.to$5.65 ; heavy hogs at $5.75 to $6.
Sheep and Lambs- Th, 200 head,f sheep and
lambs to -day have been l'oreoe iptsmaking the
total supply for the week 6,600 head. The
mvrketsclosed firm at 1-c advance on last week's
rates; 46 to $7,50 for clipped, and $7.50 to $8.
251or wooled sheep; the only sales zeported
were 375 head OhiO clipped sheep, ranging from
105 to 106 lbs, at $7.12 to 07.25.
glut ak,thivetiontanto.
NOTICE.
The Court of Revision for the municipality of
the Township of Stephen stands adjourned until
• MONDAY MAY 18
at 10 in the forenoon.
C PROUTY Clerk.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
That eligible Lot and Building situate on the
London Road, west side, Exeter North. the prop-
erty of Mrs. J. Milne ; suitable Dither for store
tavern or private dwelling. Price, 4000. Apply to
37-4t. • J. MILNE, 31 Dundas -et., London.
RUPTURE SCELEY's HARD RUF,'BEIt
Trusses, Relief, comfort and
TRUSSES. cure for Hernia or Rupture.
+u id ,1� Fine Steel Spring polished.
F_ee from all sour, rusty, chafing, Strapping or
Birthing unpleasantness. Cool, cleanly, light safe
n.td durable. Unaffected by bathing. Always re-
1'able, Sold by all dealers. Estab'ts 1847, Chest-
nut St., Phila., and. 717 Broadway, N. Y. BEWARE
or imitation. Canadian trade supplied by Messrs.
Kerry Watson & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Mon-
treal.
A !IAN OF A THOUSAND.
When death was hourly expected from CON-
SUMPTION, all remedies having failed' and Dr, H.
JAMES was experimenting, be accidently made a
, reparation of INDIAN HEMP, wh,ch cured his
only child, and now gives his recipe free on receipt
of two stamps to pay expenses, HEMP also cures
night -sweats, nausea at the stomach, and will
break a fresh cold in 24 hours, Address Craddock
& Co., 1032Race St,, Phla., naming this paper.
F o r Consumption
AND ALL DISEASES THAT LEAD TO IT, AS
Eoughs, Neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Paiu
in the Chest, etc
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM
Is THE GREAT MODARN CURE
it is WARRANTED to break up the most dis-
tressing Cough in a few hours, if not of too
long standing. It is WARRRATED to give entire
satisfaction even in the most confirmed cases
of Consumption.I It is WARRANTED not to pro-
duce costiveness(whioh is tl,b case with most
remedies), or affect the head, as it contains no
Opium in any form. It is 'WARRANTED to be
perfectly harmless, to the most delicate child,
although it is an active and powerful remed
for restoring the system. There is no 'real ne-
cessity for so many deaths by Consumption,
when Allen's Lung Balsam will prevent it, if,.
only taken in time.
Price One Dollar perBottle,
For Sale
by all Druggists
(Foi Sale at Vandusen't.
pasture wanted for one horse for the min -
mer season where a good supply of water
is accessible.
DR. MOORE, Exeter,
Q i'ED BARLEY.
The subscriber has on hand, and for sale a
quantity of Seed. Barley, of his oivn raising, and
wairanted pule, Scour egood 800 while yon can.
I. CARLING,
Exeter, April 29,1174, 95-3t,
goon & hitt tianrrgr.
y' -
corner Bookstore
o store
ST. 'MVMARY'S.
H. F, Sharp
Bookseller Stationer.
Always on hand a targe atsortmont bf
BOOiIS, •"
•STATIONARY.,
WAtit •FAP E,
VAXOY GOODS,
O"ALL PIVD iii
I�
6
F'LO'aR L 2"Z10711.
If you want GOOD FLOUR, and CHEAP, call tut McLerlllfln'3 Milt; Twen
ty-> ivo Cents per 100 lbs, will be saved by going to the ini1). for yowe Flour.
Note the followino, FACT, ari,(d. profit by it
Flour can. be bought cheaper at the mill than it'riywfiere else, as the profits
of the flour stores are saved to the consumer,
' Gristing will receive careful attention, and
Chopping Done Every Day.
The highest price in Cash for FYFE WHEAT, PEAS, &o.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
G. A. MACE
Has just received a large and excellent Stock, of Groceries,
consisting of
"1r t
'ax$a� naw n T85,
Prunes, Rice,
Sugars, ago-,
Which he is prepared to
SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER.
IC'DON'T FAIL TO GIVE THE NEW STORE A CALL.
Exeter, Feb. 26, 1874.
SADDLES, HARN ESS, TRUNKS &G,
G. EACRETT, EXETER,
Who has carried on the business of Saddler and Harness Maker for the pass sixteen year in yo
midst, embraces this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his many customers for there
liberal patronage bestowed upon him. So as to retain this patronage and that of his new eu sto me
he begs to state that he keeps on hand and makes to order a first-class assortment of
HEAVY ancILIGHT HARNESS
which he,will sell as cheap as any other house inthe D-!ninion. He would call speoial attention
hie stock of HORSE CLOTHING, just received. He also keeps on hand
THE ROCKWELL PATENT BIT AND OVER -CHECK.
Particular attention paid to the fittingof collars and the facing of them. 1 REPAIRING dor
with neatness and despatch. REMEMBR THE PLACE -shop south of Jas. Pickard's store.
G EO. EACRETT
Stock CHILDRENS CARRIAGES
GARDEN & FIELD EnSularranioi Pure
Red ortar - Clean.
N. A. BOSWORTH
MUSIC AND ENVY= Z1riACIIINES.
0. C. WILLSON'S
S
MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE
EMPORAND AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT
• IUM,
SEAFORTKSTT
STILL IN THE.FRONT RANK AS USUAL
SEWING IVIACIIIIVES.
THE FLORENCE Nosielss, Reversible Feed Lock and Knot Stitch Family Sewing Machin eha-
llengos the world in perfee ion and range of work, strength and beauty of drrability of construction
and rapidity of motion. Call and examine, Send for circnlars. Agents wanted in every town;in the
Province. This Machine has taken first rizes: at ell the County Fairs.
0.C. WILLSON, General Agent for the Donlinia.
RE MOVAL i RE MOVAL !
►'*4 4
FRANK MIDDL.: uTON
Has purchased the stock of Mr- J. A. Ne1les,and has removed his stock of
BOOKS
rand stationery to the stand ately occupied by Mr. Nollos, aria a
ORDERf8 ARE PROMPTLY FILLED
IAMEIV113111.11 TIIE SPOT ,
:NOT 1 1500R To Kat"' SP1 .,13L1a'
c SEEDS t
TUST RECEIVED AND IN STOCK
A'GOOD SUPPLY OF
Flab, gARD.ECAND •FLOWER SEEDS
' ' HORSE TOOTH CORN
limns PLASTER
AND
SEED' POTATOES 1
JOHN BACK,
FLOUR & FEED STORE..
Exeter, May 7, 1774. 37-3m.
flttnn . Othemir t1
DOMINION LABORATORY.
A choice assortment of pure drugs and (Menai.
oils, and where will be found all thedatest and
most popular patents of the day, a few of which
we may mention.
Tonics, Dyspepsia Remedies, &c.
Buchu Bitters, Vinegar Bitters, Planets' Bitters,
Caldwell's Celebrated Dyspepsia Remedy, Simp.
son's speoillo Pills.
Alteratives, &c.
Ayer'ssarsaporina, Bristol's sarsaparilla, Rad -
way's Resolvent. lode Bromid Calcium Compound,
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, Depew's Medical
Victory, Shoshonees Remedy, Hembold's Buchu,
jMedicanrontum. &o. •
Coughs, ,'olds, consumption, &o.
Ayer's &Merry Pectoral, : Allen's Lung Balsam,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ransom's Hive
syrup andToiu, Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers, Brown's
Bronchial Troches, Winer's Hoarhound and Ele-
campane, Fellow's Compound ' Hypophosphites,
Parnsh's Chemical Food, Easton's syrup, Fir.
quir. et Strict Phos., Peruvian syrup, Campbell's
Codliver Oil. with Pancreatic Emulsion.
Pills, &c.'
Dandelion Pills, Ayer's, Herrick's, Bristol's, Mor-
se's, Indian Root, Judson's Mountain Herb, Hag -
yard's, Ra¢.way's, Brandith's, National, McLoan's,
Shoshonees, sir James Clarko's,-Sweet Castor Oil,
Castor Oil Emullion, &c.
Ointments, &e.
Trask's and Wilson's Magnetic Ointments,
Pettit's Eye salve, Victoria Carbolic and Soper's
salvo, Holloway's Ointments, Depew's Humor and
Kennedy's Humor Ointments.
Pain Killers, etc.
Perry Davis' Paiu Killer, Radway's R• R.,Boyer'e
Galvanic Fluid, Victoria Electric Linament,
Thomas' Electric Oil, Winslow's soothing syrup,
Depew's Rheumatic Comfort, Kennedy'sLinamont,
Dolorioide, &c.
Worm Medicines, etc.
MoKetz p's Dead shot, McLean's Vermifuge,
Winslow s worm syrup, Freeman's Worm Powders.
Worm .Tea.
One door North of R. Davis' Blacksmith shop,
Mainstreet, Exeter. A call solicited, 'satisfaction
and value for money spent guaranteed. Come one
Deme ally
Diarrolioea & Dysentry Medi-
eines- Hair . Dressing, Plasters,
&e., Catarrh Medicines, Horse
Medicines, Pure Wines and
Liquors for Medicinal use, Dye
Stuffs, Aneline Dyes, &c., at
the
DOmix .iOxi` Medical
Labatcry.
NOW READY
AT THE
Exeter Carriage
W0RE:s.
The largeststock of single and double
CARRIACES & BUGGIES
Ever. exhibited in this Vicinity,
Which will be found to be the
Best and. Cheapest
ever offered to the public in this vicinity. Now fa
the time for bargains, as the ptoprietur has
made such
REDUCTION IN PRICES
, . as certainly
DEFIES COMPETITION b
.•
Anoxen>Eiption, of the "stook before purchasing
elsewhere is resliectfttlly solicited by the eubecrib'r
ORDERS
for all kinds of Vehicles attended to
WITH ' THE USUAL DISPATCH.
1' ALL,' WORK WARRANTED,
JOHN TRICK.
Exeter, April 23, 1874. 95.1y.
EXETER NORTH
CARRIAGE FACTORY
Messrs. G. & S. Brooks have
'vow Commenced the manufae,
tui. a Buggies and 'Wagons
for the Spring and Summer
Trade.
'rms.—Cash or Short Cre-
dit.
Also) onhand,a lot of Scotch
Diamotld Etarrowsf of their own
manufllrcturof which they can
slid will soli as ohoop as any,
one in.'he trade,
'leash to call in.
& .1. BiloGicS.
anattiali aalik of Comp:tore
041411:AL) •1.•R...4;p. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$0 0001000
2,000,000
fr, B each of the shOr4 88404 bar•bdeaofiezad is Lno*n for the transaottan of Gene
Bauklrlg h us
A: .YING BANK J✓ I4 a i
flume.
ae low as one dollar received on doposit. Interogt--f, 444 If per Dent, allured. No noti
of withdrawal required,
American currency bought and sold. 'D. 87'0W hEDDIN, Agent.
EA.NTON' S
PRINC COOLS
,ARE TO HAN D.
LOVELY DRESS GOODS.:.
See Them.
tseautiful Prints,
New Cottons,
New Linens,
New Sun Hats,
Cheapest he Ever Sold.
ANOTHER LOT OF THAT CHOICE 66 ct. TEA. A FEW MORE
CASES BLOATERS AT.
RANTON'S
JAMES PICRAR
Begs to re turn thanke for the patgonage bestowed upon him for the past twenty years by
the people of Exeter and surrouding country; and now opening -in all departments -the
Largest and Most Complete Stock
OF GOODS IN THE COUNTY. COMPRISING
DRY GOODS
Ready -Made CIothing Millinery Hate & Caps, Groceries, Boots & shoes, Harbware, Creckery
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, TO., TO.,
All of which will be found to be as low as any other reliable house in the country.
Remember this is the Oldest Established House in the County.
Opposite the Post Office.
THE NEW TARIFF!
LAY IN YOTTR SIIPPLIES
BEFORE the GREATRISE
IN GOODS. THE NEW TARIFF
WILL INCREASE TRE PRICE Off''
Every Article in Dry Goods & leading Articles in
GROCER. T. G. WILL SELL AS OLD PRICES FOR A SHORT TIME
Take advantage of the Chance.
ZillIELTSE STOCES ,T OtITTF,AL A and 011EDITO1
N. B.-1500 Tinnets Butter and 100)000 doz. Eggs wanted.----
Highest Price always paid. -
THOS. GRR EENWA-Y.
orediseommarlanummnnownrsauso
Special Notice! EXETER, CREDITON, LUCAN
SEEDS von SEEDS
GARDE ` •.
PLOWER
SEEDS d 'E ,D SE DS sritES
t 'EO.. GRIT FIN. S,
laity Hall Biilldinge,
LOND ON,
SEEDS is tilt shoo. SEEDS
gond for datalogtid gratlt,
tsr sole agent for watersi 1A 1;1 RtrfE
trice . $2,50,
e repots Chula otVer See,
tor OLIO
AND
oND I
ALY STAGE
leaves Exeter and Crediton about 4 ar
CONN`EC'.ClNG 1N LUCAN
and arriving in Loi;idon at D A, M.
Retur ng, haves City. Hotel
rt 2 P', M,, for the above plaeea; arlivinitin Ltix
can in time lot' the train (G, '1Y, lt,) g61ng what,
COlitlebtirig xl. Exeter
With the Clinton Stsge-
All paro6ls and fnesaagea etrlotlY attend•
e�to,
CALi±1.Ext t CES
I roprietor,i,
Leitaofi, Allam lid, i$14a - 84,t1,
F,roni Trans-Atlantio Tor,ARiVED'
O.':E. SAIItTll'S buyer, M ..',
tIeniierron, returned 3 t t:. eekby ,
steamship City.ofT3russeis, wbile''r'
the) good's he was linying kayo'
been arriving for some weeks
past ;.,and the assortment is now
about'complete in every" 'depart-
ment, comprising many lines far
under their ordinary yalne,' Put...
ther shipments: of similar goods:.
will continue to. arrive for some
time yet,
C. D." SMITH
has now become known in the " -
British markets as •a'oasli buyer, •
and when his buyer calls on a.
manufacturer, there the "botto'n
prions aro surd to be quoted, for
he knows that the invoice and
shipping bill have only to reach •. _
their destination, when a cheque
for the gold will .be transmitted
by next mail, and if he does not
ask the lowest possible figure, his
neighboring manufacturer will ;
and t kn' th
whelelalwhene hi uses isoto
own14lontreal atahse do
'.d'oronto, who sell again to;:the:.
general retail trade of this coun-
try, buy from`theso same mann
faoturers, and hardly guy, gf,thena . • ;
pay Dash, it is easy'to understand
how Cf•. B. Snaith oaa carryout
ea strictly ,his system of asking i
the lowest price first time -when'
he is in a position to put,that •
Pria ower than other retailers
u afford to sell.
G. 13.
MONEY TO LOAN. ' -
COUNTY of , PERTH LOAN & SAVINGS
• SOCIETY.
_Board of Directors:
G. 13. Smith, Esq., President ; Jas. Trow Esq., M.
P., Vice -President; , R. Hilyard, Esq.,, Age: t
Bank of Montreal; Wm. Veal Hutton, Esq..
Geo. McIntyre Keg.; • John Sanderson, 10 eq. ;
R..1Tarstone, Secretary and Treasurer; .Bank-
ers, Bank of Montreal; Solicitors, Jones &Mo- .'
Dougall.
The advantages this Company offer to Stock
holders are:-
lst.-Tne most undoubted security, as the Con
stitution allows of no investment except on;Beal
Batate.
dad.=.Tho continuous investment of monies. c•
3 d. -That as' soon as Savings•B4,nk is of ea eioh
Stockholder gets hie proportion of the pnidsa In-
addition to dividend on his stook. '
ADVANTAGES TO BORROWERS.
lst.-Tse system of re -payments by yearly,'half-
yearly, quarterly, or monthly instalments falling
due at auol d r , . in tee year, and extending oyer
stasnobudlmena scaSutsla ,tru , ire as may suit the borrowers.
S - .y; :ail bo allowed Interest on any
sum or. spm t o may deposit to meet their"in-
3rd.-Tne expel- SO of examining the Title and
drawing t e ortg. +. is regulated by a modoi'ato
tariff, not alioei, g t:.e borrower to be overchar-
ged.
Ch. -Tris Soci et ,' does not sell mortgages.
Sib.--Agontr, : r•a r ::, 10.1 to regard all application's
for loans as striexly costidential.
0th -Mortgages purchased on the most reliable
terms.
7th, -The h •ad oticio is established at St. Mary's.
N.B.-The Soetety will commence on the let day.
of May noxi to loan money at the Secretary and
Treasurers office, corner of Queen and Water
streets.
St. Mary's, April 21, 1874. S7-ly
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AT T:'H
" Timesl" Office
While you wait for thom.1
nr Horse Cuts are of the latest American
signs. , Call and see them. .
flo-
NEW PUMP FACTORY
PUMP$. PUMPS
G. BOZ;TON,'HAY
would inform the inhabitants of Hay, Stephen
and Usborne, that lie rnannfaotures all kinds
of pump,., including the
MONSINGER PATENT FORCE PUMP '
for which he bas the exclusive right for tbe'
above-named townships.' The subscriber feels
confident that he can satisfy those in want of
pumps, as to workmanship and quality, arid at
such,prices that he
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THE
DOMINION.
MANurAcronv.-One-fourth mile north of
the village of Exeter, on. Lot 7, Hay, London
Road.
N. B.-BAptiir:ing attended to with prompt-
ness, and done at reasonable • prices.
CEO, BOLTON.
Hay, April 16, 1874. ' ' 34-6m.
THE JOS. ,WALL,
ESTERLY SEEDER
AND
Cultivator Improved
This Machine is now being nniversrllyado;f
ted throughout Ontario, and whorevoa used is
pronounced to bo exactly what is said of it,
and positively what is rtquirod. • •
Its advantages over the' Drily
aro Many,
and it only nue
ds tb
be even t8
Ymake kno
itself this fact, wn eP'
3.114.‘ Wer ry
has been apptinted Agent for thin a'ieinit7
find any information which it is in his power to
give ho will most willingly furnish,
.Farmers will find it to -their add'Ventage to
give this achine a trial.,'
THE MACffl E 13 F EINI. OFFEREii
FOR 111AI fittEi
if t for trial the Machine is not roans to rr+ ' •
tis stated, it maybe returned.,
plop Sten
a sen
p y Z tItkeiltral146
tel, er at iny,�frre�rsidennnoo IC eytot I,�7ytiVi ttibeltfi3
April ; is7;