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THE H URO.N
EXPOSITOR.
DAIRYMEN'S CONVEIITTION. -
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Interesting Speeches by P
Buckland, Rev. Mr. Clarke,
Ballentine and Others. -
TIie following is a condensed su
,•nary of some of the most import
and practical speeches delivered
the occasion of the �ineual meet
of the Canadian' Dairymen's. As
ciation, recently held in Ingersoll
The President in his- address sa
—"I would say to thepatrons
factories that it is to your interest
patronize .
e th
os
e factories ori yswhi
only
1
employ the highest class of skill
in ikers, remembering always that
b �y
is more for your interest to pay
skilled cheese maker two cents
P
posited for making your cheese
to employ unskillful ones pat.
and I think I shall be able to satis
you that this is susceptible. of pe
P
feet demonstration. It is =a we
understood fact that our best " the
makers are ab -le to produce a high
g
yield of cheese from . the milk r
ceived, while the difference betwee
a strictly fine article of cheese end
medium one is never less than fro
one to _two cents per pound • so tha
taking into account the increase i
the yield and the difference in th
price, and we have -a difference
from two to three cents a°pound be
tweet' a highly skilled cheese make
and an ordinary one. •That:they
are difficulties besetting the factor.
system of cheese making, those
you who have had experience in th
business will readily adi it ; thes
are incident to the system .itself
but theie are perils and dangers. t
be found outside of the system whicl
to be more destructive to
the capital embarked in the enter
prise than all ,the difficulties of it
inner workings. The reckless rival-
ry displayed in certain localities in
cuttingtdown-the charge for manu-
facturing below- a rerim.lnerativ
point presents a danger to the busi-
ness at large that those who are
about to ereet factories where the
Wants of the section are already sup-
plied would do well to take.heed.
No satisfactory progress can be
made, anct. I am bound to say, no
permanent success secured, unless
patrons are willing to pay such a
price as will enable factory -men to
employ the highest skill attainable
in the superintendence of their fac-
tories. 1 feel that I cannot too
strongly urge - upon all connected
with the business, whether milk
producers, factory " proprietors, or
dealers, to unite and help one an-
other to bring about an end so int -
portant to the establishment of the"
system on tl satisfactory and perma-
nent basis." •
Professor Buckland saidi: Land
requited rest as inuph as animals-
not so rnu.ch rest as- change. Our
fields have not failed to be produc-
tive now that they have -been con-
verted into -pastures. :The increase
of cattle was of great advantage to"
irnp.roving the land. It is on the
skill and intelligence of dairymen,
and women too, that . successful re-
sults must - be looked for. Resting
of land or changing of crops upon it'
is of the greatest advantage. We
have learned this by experience as
well as read of it from,, the old wri-
ters_. The changing of. land. into
pasture has materially added to our
tle
3:14
Cat
ho
and
abu
hay
of f
reg
tha
food
ike them ery. much. t is' bad
ut cattle and sheee into the
e pasture ' t the same time: Put
le into t e pasture w`t`.en the
s is lona but when itl is too
t for the turn, tae
as. they.. t-ite closer,
dance of feed after.
left it. One hundr�
od taken to' cattle, an
larly, would go n, u�
if the cattle have to
Another thing los
of land, 1;
sheep in,
will have
the cattle
d weight
t if given
h further
go to the
sight of
-is the •tnanurin til as re-
gard quanta and
tlflll¢
G
� In a
g
y
new country, a this w.l. a few years
ago, eo anuring Was very little thought
of, b
last looked ttlao the in -
trod e dairy bus ness on a
larg: 1 done art th• section;.
as g 1 d cingthe ag icultural:
)
indu country, but it must
be c� rried on in a well de 'ned sys-
tem. Much of our want of.our suc-
cess vas owing to a want ofl business
tact. .Twenty years ago, in Eng-
land, the therm meter vas used,
y the rule Bums;
ht to belon o the
telligent
t .this sta
ong. He
etion of t
scale, as i
at y'a va
lay of the
e of things could not
but t ley work.
such thing Oil
past. ` Few i
will o ow expose thentsel.v
Tisk .f loss from this old -
idea.
0
f
SOILIpiG COWS.
Mr. Balleriti ne, of Strat
that he believe the soiling
was the most pr fitable pr•ia
brought out in dairying.
is a machine,. and we should
her. produces, much as po
Some say we sh uld only soil
dry sason,'ar vhen the 1)a
fail, but others :s' y soiling shot
practiced all t'he time, He ' ac
in the Cpunty of _Adding
a. dairyman th- re; who hid
soiling .all the t me, told h m
out of five cos' Ayrshire
barns d Alders: eys, which
thus f 1,.giving them some
well, and whit,} he had
seven months, he had reali- ec
worth of cheese j d
was exclusive of J r
the cow was fed, 1 he
a1
s
is
ynten
o the
ioued.
• said
o cow$-
ciple yet
1t cow
make
sible.
n the ,
:tures
Id be
been
and
been
that
Dur -
had
in as
m'Iked
$72
this
st as
pro -
1 too
y -cls,
c it of
for
hough t1
r
er cow,. a
,Sunday's.
so wiI be
duct of mine. You "cannot
much'. Duthie t le 'past nes
e had imported each year
Western corn, a d seppliedl t
seed to.his' neighbors. .He 1
the Western corn the best.
HE ANNUAL ADDRESS
b
ee
, The
the
ann.
bion
address
n deli
all -in
the folli
Mr.
the 't oI
politics
n general,
rticular. All p
lees versed in
iryiu_+ his objec
give uch�inforr
aetica l suggestic
a . accepted
ient a
Eben si 1e treatnl
volved recurren�
an indeed f
ointind
THE •,
d u der this hal
rules ware given
choice of cows havi
character' sties. IndE
ing theswould
breeds, a id -largely'
breed. `he treatise
/deli co s was re
1 g ide on. th
nd to )ic discuss
COW MANAC
sue- eed in dai
ev. W. 1?. Clarke deli. erect
ral address in the T. w I all,
as dense y crowd d The
occupied ` n
hour a d a, half
ery, and N i11 be pu li. h.din
he -annual repent of the As-
-We h• ve only:. raee fer
wing sum ary :
larke'opts ed by re - rrin to
style " aid tc new ;, tylein
education, locomoti n a ri-
and dai 'y n in
-sent he'n I. ore
the newt s 1: of
Waist in tit ly he
ration, r 1e nd
ns as t n ed to
system_ neve �ef
d rein unerative. '` A cum -
subject umsubject
r ii ci-
hey
wealth as an agricultural corintiy. —an
It is a well known fact that the
breeding of stock draws materially
•upon the minerals of the . soil. He
wished to throw- out a few practical,
Hints, and we all needed to have,
these primary truths impressed upon
us. Speaking of grass or pasture
fu
hind, nothing was more unre mnuner- use
fu
, than poor pasturage.. This sects
was the experience in the old coun-
try, years ago. Since the intl•oduc- To
Lion of dairying there, these lands . well-
-had been converted into good arable cows
Ittind, but it is hopeless for a farmer and
to expect to tubi exhausted at a le larity
land into good pasture at once. We of pu
should not only cultivate our grass 1iness
(mops but cultivate therm better than gree
we do. In our climate, particular, tion,
ly in ;;1.41., stns, we labor under peon- F 'gent]
liter disadl-anttlges in the°raising _of tions
cattle, more so than in the old coun- I vario
try. Land there will keep fol t. j milklarge nu inbei ofyears without extra- were
ueous effort, but owing to the frost j of Pas
Tai winter and the drought in sum- j then
,rata, we rarnlot s,) easily pieserve our I Root
pastures. We. should study 'what
are ,the best grasses to cultivate.
.n t of th -
e to firs
rsr" thing
Lirying is
:Ow -
ead a Ya
to ;aide
ng good
ividual co
l.)e found
in ourof G.ue
ontnie udc
is subject
d 'was
EMENT.!
Tying, tfic
beire stnd {infeductiven
mus be made a constan siuc
cease ess'eare. He urge( leg
and tib.un lance of feed, plen
re fi 'sh 'water, thorough ; Clee.
of animal and stall, tiro ler cl-
of 1 arreth, sufficient e til t-
regularity in milking, en 1 in+
e tee trnen,t getierally D•re
wer -given al to feedin
us seasons so as to keep r p that;
yield. Pasturage and :oiling
disci, -sed, and t le impro event
turd.. and meadows by st e ing
:with the best i rass-was lege( .
growing was re •onimend ;d find
various su' gestipns
:Ll1tl realer' Y llatiy sit
forint .w' a:
I I)A1
iety of
ii1 he
allkig
we le v-
in til
waive
lob .n
d as'a
Tie
es
ants
f'.
y�
1 -
Ph ere
-
1lr.e're arta grasses that woild roe
deeper than ours and perhei )s' they
weultl be the best, but to grow thee:
the ground must bt' Properly, p •e-
for grasses os well 'as. for oats, bar-'
ley. a :e. • . He thought the grass call-
ed levee-Wottld he the i..e_t l)iaut to
r rv, a- it was very productive. It
isra Hew : plant, :35 to 40 per cent. of
Sts t lit's 15 lime, and to cutoff- it it
was Iles ssary fon' -lie linin to .c rlta-iri
:L large proportion of that 1)roiperty-
1 til l ian rye r' b i ass was :, perpetual
How
}
hint. hoit would thrive= here
!Villains to la! 1,i'i7Veibil1'
1`litstr
plants throw their root. : fair•-
flier into' the ground .than the tfrdin-
er - gr:es;ess. end se wouIii defy =frost
'r (Irt,1,',h(.. They had 14-ei tried in
„.11,, tit• two oases, hut. islet 215 tlror-
• uglily as he should like to see ihetn
x I)t•riuientet! upon. She'e't) lanai, eat-
rated—dee] ier
at
rated—deeper eta u re is cs5c nt a1
anti the ca
liners rril
•final rule
'v eryi.1iing
iade forf �edin
t+k. The thirt
n
LAT1 ON,
Here -was
and- of
taring. • The care et' milk gen
and the remedies: fi l• tainted
''were the chief point treated
this areata. ectory building
tures and work were next r le1'red
to ; Viand prtcctietll c}ireetions of.c h'"oice
of site,_ plans of . ,building, in ernal
f factory work
•t and oro; t apel-'L
fiirnishetl. - bar
kep
'lean
v
methods of dispensinL with it point-
ed out. In conclusi n several
MISCELLAYEOUS CLATTERS
were briefly touched i poo stir ,h as
tie manufacture of s all. cheese for
home consumption ; the desirable
ness of memorializing the Leon' latuI e
for an experi+tireirtd_ (airy farm, now
that they are proposi g to establish.
model, reformator an( asylum f u
y ms
the necessity of estirn Sting milk ac-
cording to q uali:,y and not by a weigh t
,
keeping up the prod u s
tiveness of Old regions ; 2'nd the objections to
coloring cheese. 1. h4 opin;iou was
expressed that the t', airy business is
yet in its infancy, and Is destined to
prove itot only it v: 11 able colnlner-
F
1 ,. .
mai ,
interest r
e nt a
n,I
,t r•
t, ,.� recuperate
- power in our :t;r•ict It ire. Too ex
elusive devotion to ( airy. farming
was, deprec:tted and t nixed hug -
'1
band ry rec.in mem, et. Factories
must not ')e too xiumet us, nor firms
entirely given up to. d liryin7,ty. The -
�
cheese yield al,d pi ire. paid during
the past season have been highly en-
couta„rnrr
w_.ilr tle futrrrt loons
bright, not only • foe dairying, but
for crops, markets, a i Ill °I,uSirress gen-
erally. `
n
Seafo*th-Foufrdry
e�
ZAPFE; & CARTER
DESIRE TO CALL -T E ?.TTEN T) ON
OF TIME; Pui..3LI(` To THEIR -
4
I 1f PROVE
Threshing M
THE BES
AT PRESENT
These machines possess
ments on any heretofore
manufacturing Machines o
one especially constructed
the other a smaller sire, c
especially for HOME US
So .far as their large ria
introduced,; it has given n th
SATISFACTION.
They lnanufactur
Improved Hors
In addition to the above
ars manufacture almost ev
their line, such as
SAWING MACE
Capable of hawing. front 5()• i
v,-o.od per.day.
STRAW OUTT
ac
fc
hines,
USE.
ny improve -
e. They are
WO SIZES,
r travelling;
elated more
li ne has bee
VERY BES'I
t le Pitts'
I. ower._
t le subscrib-
r- article in.
1
:o
ES,
0 cords of
.1.5,
of a Superior lar d.
GANG U
GPLI
The Latest Imp p v d.
CULTIVATORS ANI PLOWS,
-Which cannot bestiriasseil.
-—_..
J�VE1tY 1)&7;02,1E71 ON OF
CASTINGS
MA THESHURT.E'.1
NOTI0
CLOSING SALE
OF A
FIRST '. CLASS
}. —STOCK
7
1 IR�.ST (._ LASS STOCK
OF
CERIES v
■
son & Co. having concluded
e Grocery business will. for
months', dispose of the
r stock of Groceries, consist-
ing of .
GR
W. A. Shea
to gi-e up ti
the next tw
whole of the
TEAS,
ARS, •
CO FEES,
RICE,
NEW FRUITS,
7
r.
`ti ,N ES, ;
LIQUORS, I
ETC.
Ai an under Cost.
We beg to call the attention of the
Farmers and other' to this sale, as they
will be able to obtain from us their holi-
day supplies of Groceries Fruits, Wines
and Liquors at wholesale cost.
The whole stock must be cleared out
at once.
Hotel -keep rs will find it advantage-
ous to inspec c
our
stock
of Wince,
Li-
quors, &c., &
The lease o the store to be disposed of.
W A. SHEARSON & CO
Seaforth, J4 n. 2Sth, 1870. 52-1y.
N. B.—Fift barrels of hand picked
Spitzenburg pples for Sale.
GO 1D" NEWS !
—FOR THE
People of Seaforth
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
1
S
VwN.ta, H,
at . of �5'ti��tfurrl)
ncl inllis old place, oraedoor
I+. �'eal's C:rtrcery !Store..
a h wishes to return to his
ods and customers, his sin -
o their liberal patronage in
opes that they will con-
e in the future.
(L
Will be fou
south of Mr.
Mr, Cavan
numerous friends
cere thanks f
the past, and
tinue the sam
FEBRUARY 17,18 1.
MILLINERY, DRESS
—AND
MANTLE MAKING.
MISS M0INTOS H,
K ES this oppoi tunity of returning
MAKES thanks for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to her since coming to Seaforth,
and would respectfully intimate to cus-
tomers and others, that she is still to be
found OVER MR. h•1cDOUG_ALL'S
STORE. All orders will receive the-
UTMOST
he
UTl
BUSTAlT;NTJN.
With
regard
ari
to TASTE, NEATNESS and thcLAT
EST STYLES, cannot be EXCELLED
1N S AFORTH. STRA\' and HAIR-.
WOItK CLEANED, ON THE SHORT -
.)ST NOTICE.
SEA rifirr i, March 31. 1870. 121
BUSH FARM FOR SALE CHEAP
H h1 -UNDERSIGNED offers for sale,
T cheap, Lot No. 30, ( -
mon. r l.), t. wnship
of Grey, Co. of -Huron; about 70 acres of
this lot are timliei ctl with hardwood,
four acres of which are chopped, the bal-
ance is timbered with cedar and pine of
excellent quality. There is sufficient of
this latter timber to pay for the whole
lot. The lot will beo. CHEAP s }d t"HLAP FO11.
CASH, or on time. Title indisputable.
For further particulars apply (if by let-
ter, prepaid) to Adam (fray, Planing Mill,
Seaforth, or to the undersigned proprie-
tor.
ItODERIC'K GRAY,
l'hamesford. P. O.
Thanlesford, Nov. 9, 1870. 153-tf ,__,
MON EY
$5,000 TO, LENL).
IIAVE the allorc sum' on hated for
investment on good Farm Security, at
S and 9 pFr cont., ---Private Funds.
•l011N S. POUTER.
.Sl*AYtotTit,- July 25, 1570. 139 ._-
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
A BRICK C',)T t Ac=f , 2G x inti, frame
barn and stable, half an acre of land,
planted with :choicest fruit trees,' all
bearing, a good well, etc. Likewise -a
park lot containing six acres, more -or
less, in the highest state of cultivation,
newly drained and mar,ured, and seeded
down with timothy and clover; and
ended with a tie* substantial board
epee. This lot is admirably adapted
for a nursery or a market garden. The
above property is situated in the village
of Roxborough, on the banks of the
Iaitl nd, 25 feet above the level of the
iver, on a good gravel road, and two
ltiles ;rom Seaforth. '.Terms easy: Ap-
ly to RO1BE11T SCOTT,
_
Roxborongh. 1
,.icIsiltol), Dee. 14, 1Sr• 0. 158-tf. i
f
CHRISTMAS.—Mr. Cadauagh f
has made great pre pal aliens for the com:'
ins Christmas, and will be ab13 to fur-
nish his customers with everything in his
line, such as Bread, Confectionery, Can- A
dy Toys, Fancy cakes, Wedding cakes, r
Nuts of all kin ls, and all descriptions of i.
Syrups. Hot r Tutton Pies and all kinds j p
of refreshments also good accominoda=
tion for friends from the town and coun-
trv. H Also J D1.) BROS. Vegetable
Union Yeast. ry it, it never fails, and
is Iways relic e.
0
Ba
wa
YSTERS—.. S. FAB REN R C.'().'S, I r
timore, the est in the market
L
s fresh.
J4__.,..
SEAFORTH
FURNITURE WARERO0M:5y-
M. ROBERTSON
Importer and manufa,curcr of all kindir
11tiI'SENO D FU NI.7)TWA',
Such as
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
UENTRE TABLES%
MATTR gSSES,
DINING & BREAKFAST 'TABLES,
BUREAUS,
AUS,,
CHAIRS, and
BET)STEAD;`,
In Great Variety.
Mr. R. bas great confidence in offer-
ing his goods -to the public, as they are
made of Good Seasoned Lumber. and
by First -Class IN ork en.
Coffins made i b'Order
On the Shtrtest _Notice.
WOOD TURNING
Done with Neatness and 1)esnatt'h_
Warerooms:
'1' 'U DOORS SOUTH SI-IAli";:
HOTEL, ain Street.
Seaf arth, •Jan'y 21st,, 1870.
57•tf.
No Armistice.
JOHN LOGAN-
AS 1 declared war against the mer-
cantile opposition of Seaforth, with
a large and varied stock ^f ainunition on
I hand, in the shape of
f C3 -CLOD S
AND • ---
GROCERIES,
'Which for quality,- style and cheapness,
cannot be conquered with fair play.
The following are special lines :--
FA?+r QY DRESS GOODS, WIN-
! :CEYS, Plain and Checked L `S-
1 TRES, POPLINETTS, FRENCH
1 MERINOS, PRINTS, POPLINS,
} GREY COTTON, BLE A CITED
DO., FLANNELSI3. ,
, LA,i.NIiL+TS,
CLOUDS, HOODS, HOSIERY:
MANTLES, GLOVES,
ING YARN, READYt.-MADE
I CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS-
TWEEDS,
APS :TWEEDS, COTTON AND FLA N -
NEL SHIRTS, DItAWERS, SU-
GARS, TEAS, TOBACCOES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS, SPICES,
• Sic., &C., .
.The numerous to mention,
LIVERY STABLE.
JAMES
ROSS deiries to inform the
that } •
publiche has opened a New
iv er yy Stable Z
b c, 1,i connection with his
hotel whore parties can be accommod
ated with first class horses and vehicles,
at reasonable prices.
Sea orth, .1an'y. 2lst,. 1870- 97 •tf.
LOBSTERS AND SARDINES.
Alw ys On hand.
GIVE' E A TRIAL..
3. CAVA NAGE.
SE1 roam, Nov 23, 1870, • 13.1-tf,
for
oWEDDiNC CAKES
TEA PARTIES prompt -
L. h. Orders
and supplies for
lyattendedtd.
SEAORTH
ialli0�
Sash
and
aui
(1Ole, d
BLIND D
N FACTORY.
Subscribers beg leave to thank
T lien numerous customers for the
liberal patronage extended to them sine
coin lending business in`Seafortli, an
trustthat they will be fa-voredwith
continuance of tale; same.
Parties intend ug to build would
well to give the a call, as they w
c.,ntinue to keep n hand a large Stoc
d
a _ FARM FOR SALE.
df fOT 12, Con 9, Township of Grey,
it J containing 100 acres of land, 55 acres
cleared, with good buildings and orchard,
IRON IN ' TIDE BLOOD.
cc' h
SQ
AT THE
Manchester Rouse !
MAIN STREET,
PSY
The PERUVIAN SYRUP makes thewnak strong,
and .expels disease by supplying the blood with
iNATUREIS OWN VITALIZING AGENT—IRON,
Caution.—Be sure yon get Peruvian Syrup.
Pamphlets free. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor
1 No. 36 Dey St., New York -
Sold by Dru$$ists generally.
of all kinds of
DRY PINE L MBER, SASHES
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES LATH &C
They fel conliden
E to those who In
their patron
first class
They have a highly= approvcd -,attcrn f
SCHOOL DESK IR NS.
REPAIRS. IN ALL. BANCHE
Attended to liromtitl . '
tr' They employ no Ager is and can
therefore give the purchase t 1e all} an-
tairc of the commission.
They employ none but tht b eft skilled
labor, and material, whi li warrants
them in guaranteeing satis cion.
INTENDING PURCHASERS_ I L PLEASE
GIVE: US A CALL'BEFOIt B YING
FROM OTHERS.
or --
em
-of giving satisfaction
y favour= then with
ge, as crone but
workmen are •
The farm will be sold cocas}• terms.
Apply to
- M. McDERMID. •
Harpurhey.
Oct. l2th, 187(). ' 149. • y
GR! AT
'
Jar Particular ;,tt iii ion paid to ('
Planing
1311O.A1.)FOt.y' & (.RAY.
•
CIearhiglstom
LA PIPE&
seat rth September, •1870,
TO 'J'1 t l'i:71BI,1 C 4T
W, O L
titting,s, and routine
accoidine tO the late
eroved met iods were
answered, the need essness
shown, an( the imp rtartce o
t.`:.ttlibatl) rest, both in dbysica
moral poinf of view u g -ed.• In
tial testimonies ' ir}st Su
inithing were quoted an(
01: it sign
it Seaf
16
the
and
day
e
SCOTCH COLLAR:,
R9
,14 412C
orth.
of the Scotch Collate, .1\11 Street,
TAVERN FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers FOR -SALE the
TAVERN known s the New Dominion
Hotel, in toe aralla„e of •Llt eN his
quow Capable for- lie ace' minodation of
Hi,tel, having lean lately refitted, is
driving-b-hed 36 x 20
Ball -room over the
xcellent well close to
p in good older, The
he hotel consists- of
ig fruit trt. Th is
'ew' rods imrth of the
.ham, Lueknow, Kincardine, &e. This ,
hotel will be sold for eash, or, if the
purchaser cannot lay it. all, a balance
can remain on bom and mortgage for
one year. The pu chaser. eau buy the
etc. For pa rti s apply on the prein-
the traveling pub
Wing, with large
feet ; also a largo
shed. There is au
the shed, with pun
land. attambed to
— half an acre of exe
• riety of choice you
hotel iS situated a
Wingham.road. in the village, this being
i Proprietor.
FARM F
R SALE.
F1, 7th Con. township of Ilullett,
id heavy 8
ng, etc.,
FOR SALE.
YOKE of good working
afort14 Feb. 3, 1,570,
VER.
OXEN.
ituated on a go.o'd gravel road, contain -
ng 50 acres, 40 of which are Cleared aod
yell fenced. Th,:re are on the premises
a good &ante house nd barn, 1
er fading spring of .ater, convenient to ,
the house. There ate also 4 acres et .
wheat sewn, which ill be sold with the '
farm. For further 1 articulars apply to
Hullett, Dee. 1-4, 1870. 15S -
Bontliron (Co Son s
SELL 1,70
TH WI [OLE Or HEIR STOCK OF
1)fa 001)Sa
Clothing, Tweeds, &c.
FOR
At Cost Price.
cif all kinds,
At Cost Price. '
At Cost Priee. ”
Has just received a Fresh Stock of
PURE DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
Toilet and Fancy. Soaps, Combs, Hair.
Tooth and Nail Brushes, French,
English, and American.
GENUINE DYE STUFFS.
uaranteed to be of the hest quality.
Horse and CattleMedicines-
Condition Powders
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
accurately dispensed.
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We also sell a large lot of BOOTS AND
;SHOES at a Small Advance on COST.
GrYa.• This is no humbug. Parties want- Eighth
ing Cheap Goods, will find. it to their
advantage to give them a call liclorepur-
All parties owing accounts will please !
(all and .settle them, as they wish to dose
their Books at present.
T. BONTHRON & SON.
Three - 8 00
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•
AdvertitiementS, without specifio (Exec -
tions, will be inserted till forbid, and
chartred accordingly.
-McLEAN BROTHERS,
Trial b
The word jury 4111 -
.an institutioe so eon
and so saciedly
palladium ofi .13a m.1,11 i
Trial by .Iury- etli
known of it/origin at;
haps we shoUla neliet
re/narks wou141- tike
growth of
.eariy history; of tis
tiding dieptited /pees
very little is Itnown
-our reses.reb; we soot
far -back ages:of fog
history gropee her te,e
ing and uneerfin
ie. fact, nO- IneaDS
when trial by July beg
Juries sat to try cattea
time. Now- what wer
juries like ? It is
purest conjezture.
and ,NV. cannot nnti far
of trial by jury has pie
gradual procese.
with little room for :
together ; thee': eonstitli
or larger number
these names have no si
ing„ if we regerd•their
ing. They tietnete met
of topographical hoz
space witnin those
they really meant a;
ten families in a ti,t1
dred families in I) tan.;
ttommitted erieee in a'
He wishes ttt' purge b
imputed IIis
he was tried, !were tlit
own buntira They.'
act •of his life—his
-out-going, his innocence
they constituted the
he was _tried ; :and the
their ease - that ti
knowledge of the ta
lies one thief differenee
ancient and ottr modern
the jurors of of early te
a full knoNyledge of ail
the ease, the modern. tea
men and true",' are mil
hazard in the atreets ;;
men who are seppost
1,y innocent of any knoy
filets of the ease they /
Judge whet they think
Oil that the fear of
has ceased in Englanii
twelve honest Men into
.1t it; thns established
- Juror is the very oppoeit
a -trial, in all eases, -ev
lethze _of the facts Tot* ti
other:, as a, rule, kn,lxist
them until they are elisa
dence. And this itnewl
ed by the :old jurors tee}.1
necessity. Take the vitt)
pie, of a small vilitten
business, and, if the twee
ignorance of facts end
lege trie.d. the_ critnie_;
Wounds Inflicted b
Weaponai
of one of the Germar
inquiries about thP
by different we:44ons, 1,0
the evidence is, oh the
effect that the Chas -seats
neellegun, and is a WO
weapon in crery respfet
less inquirer may fin
will aeeert the contra
Chaesepot: ballet at a
tic% ma -de by the Fren;
-email, and if 710 hon
touched, is apt ta .114')11 4
11)11.t tin? Canal made thr4
etood, that -some of the it(
7c/cent/trend immediate
of the oritiee. Now a
occurs, themgh 'very
boae without shattering V
a case here at this mome
(tier whose tibia, was pel
form, with the eieceptiont
(lerailgement of its point!
flat -tills 'out anti splinterl
ju,st in pr4ortion to
lighter -than that of the
but its 1,:;elocity at any
tance is far greater. fbi
varian rifle, the 'Werdet
than either Chassepot or
gun, but as yet only
troops areearmed; with it.
dined to think its action
loader even einicker than
?siartini. -41t .a small