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Thoutes to Fort Ctarry.
As most of our readers aro doubt-
less much interested in the great
and fertile North-west Territory
'hich is now part and parcel of our
awn Dorninion and as some may
,cren contemplate erctigratireg there,
duri'sng the coming summer, the
annexed description of the 'different
routes may prove net only intereSt-
mg but Useful.
_First—A eatyr of 8 or ten young
r
rae4,. 0011 lc! go ,very economicalifin
the following way, viz: By steamier
froni Coltingwood to Thunder Bay •
proeicuea canoe there and have it
carted over a , short good road to
ateraindOwan, unless it is 'found
mere adrantaet-icous to. take a canoe
xt the latter place. there being plen-
ty lying idle which were used in
the transportation of the troops.
_An Indian guide would have to be
hired, at a trifling expense, and the
rierty wbuld paddle their own canoe
through the chain of lakes and
rivers which terminates at the
north-west angle Of the.Lake cf the
Weeds. There are -severat,. short
portages on this. route over which
the party would have to carry their
canoe. From the Lake of the Woods
to Fort Garry there is a road whiehc,
could be either traversed on. foot, or
in the carts Of .the half-breeds, or on
horseback—either of which con-
sseyance couti be hired very cheap.
There will beb- small steamers on
me.4 of the'small lakes and rivers
this summer, and larger boats are
irreparing tor theLake of theWoods ;
but they will not be ready till the
fall. This route would take prohably
twenty -days from Toronto to -Fort
Garry.
Second—A faemer wishing to
transport his family, could take his
own waggon and team by propeller
to Milwaukee, and thence travel by
easy stages to St. Paul's, and from
thence along the usual cart route, to
Fort Garry. This would be a re-
markably economical way of travel-
ing, as the family could lodge in
their covered waggon at nights
bat it would take iree,4 of the sum-
mer to accomplish the distance,
Third—The North-west Emigra-
tion pornpany of Tolonto, have ar-
b-w
ranee& a route holly by steamboat
andrall, wbfaia will be very expe-
ditions and bynomeans expensive.
This roue is by rail to Collingwood,
steamer to Duluth, rail to Brecken-
ridge via St. Paul's. From Breok-
enridge so Fort Abercrombie on the
Red River is only 20 miles, .and
from theralce the descent of the liver
to 3Vinnipeg is made by steamer;
or Indian carts by overland, a dis-
tance of about 200 miles from Breck-
enridge to 'Winnipeg. The through
tickets from. Toronto to Fort, Garry
by this route will, it is believed, be
aud it is said already one
thoussed are booked for it. Parties
intending to 'go by this route, or
any other, should apply for ip for
tion to the Secretary of the North-
west Emigration Society, Toronto,
who will end.them a copy f the
Socety's circular: s
Pourth—The fourth route, -whioh,
is the speediest, butthe clearest, is
y rail throngh Detroit and Chicago,
or Alitwankee, to St. Paul's and
thence as in,. the preceding route..
The qUICS14011 WM, arise, however,
" What, are the Prospects for obtain-
ing land or employment on reaching
fled River ?" and to this we can on-
ly reply generally, tliat the increase
of the population of-- the North-west
must be very rapid and very great,
and along with the immigrants there
-will come in a large amount of
money. There. will, doubtlesS, be
need for all kinds. of mechanics and
In oer, and. forstorekeepers, pro-
fessional men, teachers, .etc., but
tepecial y farrners.
Remarkable Parrots:
s ran- ts talk. It is said that one
'belonging to a-Cardival learned bo
&by tl le A post' es' Creed ; but whether
true or net, is is certain that, owing
to the formAion of their lower
pharynx and tongue, they are more
capable than any other animel in
the irnitsttion of man's voice. .They
:bre celehretted by the oldest writers
in this respect and by writers cf
every countiT and langeage
therefore, they have eetablished
their chum' as lineuistg. Henry the
VJJ Os parrot,4t is said, saved him-
self from di oWning by crying out—
"A boat 2Ofor a boat 1" and lei on
his benefactor demanding that
amount fromfthe king, this eascal !
bird exchtimed, ccC4ive the knave a
greet Bu fib/1 states—cc When
dors, in full expectation of an order,
cried their goods under a lady's
window—' Old Kettles to
mend,' Fine fresh salmon,'—her
parrot used to amuse himself -with
the annoyance he gate in answering
No, none to -da.'" story was
reeently recorded of a parrot who
livedin a barber's allot) at the East
end of' London. Otie' clay a sairol-
seated himself cn the hop chair,
and had his face well covered ,NV;ith
lather, after which operation the
barber went through tlie customary
process or tsopping his razor. Polly,
-who had Until this moment remained •
silent, east a sly glance at Jack Tar,
whose head was thrown back for
the next part of the perforwa.nce.
The t mptation proved too s ro
for 201 y who evidently was ccnte
plating mischief or fun. Watc
the cri ical moment for excitin
thrillin sensation, she waited e 4i1
the be r er approached his die it,
razor n band, aricl then cried olt,
"Cut 1 is throat 1 ; cut his throe
which -xcla.mation, it is needless to
say, hed the effe t of making die
saner bolt like a shot out of the sh sp
and aWay down (he next sere t.
Occasidnally parrlits acquire phrase
clogy ot, a vulgar or devout nature
and ap iear-sonieWbet irreverent to
short-siehted critiCs. Of course, th!ey
eepeat pl rases they have
up here , nd there, witlicut
editatio • though such X-
s undoubt 'div shock the e r,
p pehaps, to th ar
ssocistio . The Rev. J. 9.
r lates :--- A parrot belo
s mes fri nds of mine 1,ki
taken out of the roth
simply
pickeft
wicked
pressio
awing
cornice.
Morris
ing to
general
when lie family assembled
prayers., for fear lest he might ta
it into his head to join' irreveren
in. the responses. Que ev-eni
his preenc happdned
ticed, an 1 h ,waS entir
For 5 me time he ma
clecorou silence, but
stead o AILlen,' out
Cheer, boys, cheer.'
was directed t
got as far as t
en the bird, p
he had committ
better apologi.
I spoke.' T
t on the congr
easily imaesin
howeve
be unn
forgott
taiued
length,
CrLII10 W
6181 t
move 11
doorwit.
haps th
himself
called
ovens°
ation ma
than de
tiebru
1
a
‘.1
bu der
and ha
-him,
-ing that
nd ;rad
o it, 'Soil.
ring effe
• be infer
cribed.",-HAninia/ World
or
ly
to
ly
n -
a t
oor Me '3 Sons.
True ,s Gospe is the followin
said by 'ev. Rol) rt Coilyer in a
Cent lec t e at '01 icago. It is n t
only tri e bf Chic go, but of °ph r
towns hat the worki▪ ng,. successt 1
men Of to -day w re once poor, se
reliant, industriou boys. . And tie
same ling will be repeated—fir
from th ranks of therhard-worki
econom tempe ate and persev
ing by; of to -da will emanate t
progrea ive, prowi ent leading M N
of the f iture :
"Ev ry man bo is doing ar y
sort of vork in 0 icago to -day w s
raised et poor man sson, and had o
s .
fight hi way to hj.s place. Not mee
of them as ican ascertain,, was !e.
rich ma s son, an4l had a good time
when h was a boy, except that gj
boys sh imld grow as strong as a ste
bar figl Urns their way to an educa-
tion, an, then, when -they are read -I
plunein into, life with that trac-
tional
helf dollar and a little bund
tied up in a red handkerchief, as -
have ob erved all men start. I t 11
you tha in. 'five and twenty yesne
when • est, of us' that are now, n
our micclle ages have, gone to o r
r.otributior, the men. of mark in this
country wiilnob be the sons of those
Ni7110E'0 fathers can give them all they.
wish for; and ten tipies more thO
ought to hate, but Will be those
who are brought up in farm-hone
and ccttages, cutting their w4y
through thickest hindrances of eve •y -
sort ; and all the brown stone haus .s
HE
URON EXPOSITOR,
4ar21
Settfort t Foindr'ij
ZAPFE & CART'R
DESIRE TO 0 LL THE ATTENT ON
OF THE P BLIC TO THEI
Threshi
T
AT PRE
These machin
m.ents on any he
manufacturing "A
one especially c
the other a smal
especially for if
So far as thei
introdueed, it ha
S A.TISFACTIO
They mann.
Improvec
In addition to
ers mantifacture
their line, such
S.AWIN
Pp,OVED
1lViahines
Elan -
NT IN USE
•
moss many improve-
ofore made, They are
a hines of TWO SIZES,
nstructed f, r travell ng;
size, cal ulated thore
A E USE.
rge machine has bee
iven heV1RY BJSL
c eture the Pitts'
Imise Power:
ti e abolve,, jho subscrib-
ost lever artiale in
IACH NES,
Capable of sawing rom 50 to 60 cord
wo d per day.
TRAN CjITTERS,
of a S crior,kind.
GA PLOW,
The La c t Improved.
CULTIVATOR AND PLO
Which ea n t be surpassed.
CRWTION OF
1INGS
-IORTEST NOTI E.
0—
apptoved patte for
ESK
EvaY D
CA
MADE N TH
They have a higl
8Cii001.
V I
of
REPAI S IN LL BRANCHES
tterided o Promptly.
Tl ey empl iy no Agents, anal can
therefor give the mrchaser the advan-
tage of t ie conueis. ion.
They mploy no e but the best skilled.
labor, ad 'eater al, which warrants
them in rguarantee fig satisfaction.
INTEND' TG PURC ASE ES WILL PLEASE
GIVE US A WI, DEZOBE BUYING -
FROM TEEM..
ZA FE & CARTER.
• 143 -1y --
DANIEL IfiTARI4GOR,
BOOKSHID RI HULETT,
d a iarge Stock of the
in the business, and
cd to execute on the
in the latest sty es,
e favoured with.
0
Registers, I_,edgers,
ND
13DA_1\Ti 0()=s,
OF ANY KIND; -
1?uled, Prin. ed and Made
To ordr'r, on the s iortest notice, and. a
prices sr1iici, d fy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXES
‘113
FAHOYI CASE%
Made -ito order. _
-ETAS just rece_v
11_ materials use(
is now felly prepa
of this metropoiis will be as nothinc-
t3 shortest notice anc
to brine out the noble man." - all order. he ma.y
Sra Iring Tigers.
Tiger, it i said, sometimes ta e
Lo salok;rig. lehemet Ali, the mot
ulee Egypb ever
iger, a, full-grown one,
ways handed his hoo
1. exhausted the scented
Ori one cccasion the
gene outto dinner, the
.epered the hookah, 4is
tilt the mouthpiece n
lair of His g-Hiselme‘s,
hie retni-n.. Eneerii.
b the Paella, the fir t
t their Sight eras ti e
ig fast asleep near ti e
Pasha called in vai
badar shook the tig
as dead drunk, havir
.woking every P.t01n
iu m -ball After th is,
probrious epithets a
mokers to the patrons
21 appear not mere y -
it liberaily true,: Th y
ng " beasts" of there-
ry disagreeable beasts
enlightened r
kept- a tame
to which he a
ah after belie
opinm
Pasha having
hookabadar p
usual, and lea
the favorite c
went to watcl
the room wi
object that m
tame -tiger 1:-/i
hookah. th
and the heok
in vain. He N
exhausted by
the scented o
one of the al
plied by nti,
pf the Weed,
figti ratively b
1.h. -mak
selves, and v
too.
r
Women th Greatest Talker .
In Englam eat the last census
4.t was found t rat there were
deaf-naute-men and liOYs, 5,305 wo-
men and girl —a proportion of 15
to H. I Ai iericasehools for ti
deaf and dumb, the ' Ooportien 6
males to em les is about four t
three. sate Massach use t te
where tlie omen have consider
ably ontmem ered the .uaen for
marl y yeas, t1iere are More dee
muses aril ng he meh and boys tha
among thel wo len and girls. It ha
lieen suggesi'd that a reason for
this disperity may be found re th,
old rabhipica legend, that whe-
nine baskets f talk were 'lel-, down
ia the gar1ei. of Eden, Eve re
and appropriated six of them befor
Adam 'mid say a word, so that he
was obliged to put up with- only,
three foy
heirs
Lao
himself ud his male
OLD AND
- BO tri -VD 11..Y
At cit
Persons residin
leaving their boois
Store, Gederich,
office, Seaforth, or
stating st
them being well bo
- All communicatic
Undersigned, will r
tion.
DANIEL
Seaforth, Nov, 0,
HOUSE AND
barn and stable,
• planted with c
bearing, a .good
-park hit contaim
loss, in the h;gh
newly drained a
down with tim
fenced. with a I
fence:. This lot
for. a nersery or
above property is
of Roxbormigh,
Maitland, 25 -feet
river, on a good
miles from Sege
ply to .
1
EWBOOKS
REPAIRED
priees.„
at a distance by
at the Signal B Olt
✓ at the EXPOSTI OR
t J. R. Grant's, A in -
de, may rely upon
us addressed to the
ceive prompt atten-
.
AleGREGOR,
Cousta,nce, P. 0.
Hull tt.
70r • 153-tf —
OT FOR -SA C.
GE, 26 x 36, fras e
half an acre of land,
m cest fruit trees, all
w tl, etc. Likewise a
n, six acres, more or
s.istate of cultivation,
d allured, and seeded
ti y and clover, and
el • substantial board
is admirably adapted
n arket garden. The
si nated in the village
the banks of the
above the level of the
g avel road, and two
th Terms easy. Ap-
B ?Pa SCOTT,
Roxhorou, h.
McKillop, Dec. 1-, 1870. 158-
11
NOTICE T
T HAVE sold 11
Mr. J. AI.
Would do well to e
diateiy upon recei
Seaforth Dec- 3
DEBTOR
honk accounts
REGOR.. Debt
ttle with him ina
g their accounts,
M. F. LLATO.N.
1870. 1594
to
TS
C -
JAS. WILSO
ofr_t
0re--
a, a
.7
IIARNESSI, SADDLES
BRIDLES, ic., &cs,
17114MN STREET, SEAFOrITH.
Come all you good folks who want Ear-
ness,
Substantial, low-priced, good and new,
At WILSON'S, Main street, Seaforth,
An excellent stock you may view.
The stock is owned, by JAM1111WILSON
Whose work is so high3yrenownecl ;
The shop is on Main stteet, Seaforth,
Tis a place may easily be found.
Here are plenty of bits, bridles and curbs
Snrsingles and saddles so fine,
There is nothing can equal their make,
They are just No. 1 A zind prime.
Here are lots rf good blankets for winter
That will keep fromyour horses the
cold ;
And, the fly nets, so gacefu1 for Sum-
. reer,
Trimmed with blue, recn, yellow and
gold.
Crack tip whips of e' cry description,
For the stage coach, carriage or band,
At JAMES WILSON' shop, Seaforth,
May always be had at command.
Here are sponges and c mts and rosettes
useful and good in their way;
With long and short tugs in abundance,
And Harness that don't break in a day.
Portmanteaus and Trunks of all kinds
Valises of a q-uality spicy and rare,
If you thould desire to purchase,
To the shop of J.ekMES WILSON
repair.
Now come, and that iwithont further
d elay, j •
Excellent bargains ..make while you
can,
At the "Saddle and Hariness Emnoritun,"
And remember JAMES WILSO.N'S
thc man.
I keep constantly on band a, 8tOCIC of
TRUNKS, PORTMANTEAUS, VAL-
ISES AND WHIPS.
Horse Collars and. Blankets,
And every article connected with. thc
.business,
TRUNKS, VALISES,'
HARNESS, SADDLES and BRIDLES,
Madco order:
J. 'WILSON.
165-tf 1
1
TBAVELERS
IN.SURANCE CO.M.PANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.,
LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSITR &NOE.
.ID TIP CAPITAL,
$500,000
Cash Assets $1,600,000
THE
TRAVELERS INSHANCE
„COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
Grants LIFE anti E.I.TDOWAIE.NT POL:
icies upon. the
LOW RATE CASTE PLAN,
Mich combine ample security and
cheapness of cost, under a definite
contract.
_UNCERTAINTY about the
amount of preniium. •
NO BOTHER,.about notes.
NO INTERESt TO PAY for the use
ofjour own money.
IN ASSESaMENTS, present or pros-
pective. -
NO DISAPPOINTMENTS in regard.
to impossible dividends. ,
NO REDUCTIONS of loans, notes. or
other written obligations, when the pol-
ictebecomes a claim.
NO OVER -PAYMENTS of premium.
NO DOUBT but what you have all
the insurance you pay for.
NO QUESTIO.N .but what you have
reliable insurance at lowest cost.
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.
• It has issued over Two Hundred Thou-
sand (neral Accident Policies, dis-
bursing in paament.13,742 claims under
them, a Sinn4veraolug about SeYen Hun-
dred Dollars Per day tor the entire pe-
riod.
Derin. g the last twelve months there
were written. in this department, 29,359
General Accident Policies, on which the.
gross premiums were $521,710 30. There
were paid 1,319 claiins for death or whol-
ly disabling injury by accident. Of these
33 were for.!atal and 1,2S6 - fur non-fatal
injuries.
W. N. WATSON,
Agent, SEAFORTII, Ont,
RICHARD BULL, Esq.,
Manager, Hamilton, Ont.
THOS E. FOSTER,
QUEEN
Insurance onipany
OF; LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
--0
CAPIT11.13:- $2,000,000 Sterling
----0
ClIIEF OFFICES—Quee Buildings, Liver.
pool, And Gracechurc 4. Street, London.
CLINADA BRANCH OF ICE—Exchange
BuildingsM ntreal.
BOARD—Win. _Morten, Esq., fbairman;
Henry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
Esq., andthe Hon. antes Ferrier.
BANR.ERS—Alolson's ;ank.
Anvisrats-- :Messrs. Ritchie,
Morris & 11080,
MEDICAL ADVISER -111 Ilium Sutherland,
E_sq. D.
SURNTEROR--ThOIllas 5. SCott,
AUDITOR—Thomas J011118011, Esq.
RESIDENT SECRETARY -AN (ENEI1ATJ
AGENT,—A. _Mack CM' e Forbes, 13 St,
Sacrement Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint-
ed Agent for the above Company, partiea
"desiring to insure against ltss byfire can
do so on the most favourable terms.
Life Policies granted on as advantage-
ous terms as any other respectable Com-
pany d.oine business in Canada.
JAMES H. BENSON.
OFFICE—BENSON
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 18701
0 MI 0 I 0 .1-7J
ME-S..--ETASgentl
Law Mee,
Seaforth.
153-tfa-t
KEW BOOKS.
REIGN or LAW, by Duke ef rgyle.
HUXLEY'S LAY SERMONS.
THEOLOG Y AND Scr_ENCE, (Brewer:
CRITICAL NEW TESTAMENT.
EAMES' BIBLICAL CYCLOPEDIA
EADIES'BIBL16ALC4 NOORD NCE.
JOSEPRUS' WORKS
EXETER HALL L CTURES.
MOTLEY'S DUT H REPUBLIC
GIBBONS' RISE & F LL,
it1 MAN EMPIRE,
MACAULEY'S HISTORY OE
ENG -L N D.
MARKHAM'S HISTOR Y OF
ENGLAND,
COTTAGE LIBRARY choice and cheap
FAMIILY READING-,
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES,
HYMN BOOKS, ETO.
DAY BOOKS; BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
LEDGERS,
CASH BOORS.
WRITING PAPER,
„ ENVELOPES
Commercial and fancy, at
R LUMSDEN'S
Drug and Book Store.
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870;
SJGN OF THE
Golden Padlock
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MARCH 24. 1871,
OP,JPONIPOI
•
BILLI R
R. W. COLLINS
Begs to state that be has opened 111
KIDD'S NEW BLOCK,
BILLIARD 11.00M.
There are in the hall FOUR TA-
LES, (Riley :May's..,1,1anufactrire,)
a id excellent accommodations for Nie -
1 ors and. players.
Attendants will be on 'hand .at all rea-
sonable hours.
R. W. COLLINS,
6-tf Pr0inietoie
HOINISON SE. Wg.LL.DANSS
Are introducing the celebrated
CUMMING'S" STRAW CUTFER
tch has already met with Unrivalred
aticsess in other parts of Canada,
Ware anted_ to give perfect satisfactfen
hen driven either by horseor hand pow -
in
LSO MAN CFAC'TURE A NEW
A.ND 8 HaliSEPOW-ER,
IT.ATILE FOR DRIVING STRAW et-TIT:Re,
SAWING MACIIINES, OPEN' CYLINDER -14,
AND LITTLC. GIANT TIIRESIIER.S.
Also, all kinds of Farming Implements
eaallupdeirlsj,g— Fanning Mills.
Mowers, Cuhivators.,
Combined Machines, Jlorse .12008,
Separators, 1Vecders,
Pitts' Power, Plows,
• Sp. -wing Machieee, Gang Plows,
Double Mouldboard Plows, Zae. ;-
ILL-WRIGHT:LNG & ENC-IN-
EERI_NG DEPARTMENT. .
,eana Engines of 7111 Sizes Built,
rist FIour
Saw Millk.,-Flax
by water or steam,
And all kinds of
gre RIES COHTMTED FO q AND
EXECUTED IN- TBE MOST
APPROVED STYLE.
RBI -NE WATER - WHEELS,
LATH MILLS, SHINGLB
MILLS, BRAN DUSTERS
And all kinds of 'machinery of the he
anstruction, Supplied on short notice
ALRING-ENGUIES AND IISACitatibiky
Promptly attended to
Address,
mo -1s01,1"&
Mitchell, P.O.
afortb, Sept; Oth, 1870, - 144-ly
roil SALE OR fa RENT.
HE undersigned offers for sale or to
rent, on the 3d Coneeesion McKile
10 e Roxboro Road, 11 miles from Sea-
le th, and one mile from Roxboro, 1
a re and 9 rods of landtwith a good beat-
-r Orchard of 24 trees. astorttil ; frame
h/ use, 2.2x32 feet, in good condition and
• ry comfortable ; also, a will, pump,
a d stable on the premises ; the Jot la
NV 41 fenced. For fin th er pal I iculare.
at ply:to the proprietor on th e p emisea.
150.-tf JOHN YOUNG:
FOR SALE.
HE most eligible situation in Seaforth,
on the East side of Main Stnet,
n arly opposite the Post alike, OD which
there is. a commodious Dwelling-houee,
3e x26, two stories high, stable and wocxl-
shed, and a good well with a pump in
T ie front of the lot on Main street is
iv 11 situated for the erection of Stores,
being in a central position for businese.
Ti e property extends- from Main streot
to Victoria street. The lot fronting on
V ctoria, street is used as a Garden, in
• liel) there are the choicezt young Freit
Trees, apples, pears, plumbs:am-rim
gr pe vines, rgooseberrite, currants and
st -awberried. • The garden 18 ill the high -
es state of cultivation and. pi °duces an.
al undance of vegetables. For further
p rticulars apply -to
GEORGE AlePIIILLIPS, P. L. S.
Seaforth, Jeri. 17, 1871. 1 MI
FOR SALE%
HAT splendid Hotel Stand on the
Market Square, Seaforth, known al;
tIL CORN- EXVHANGE, and (being a
go d business; To -an enterprising mate
with some capital, it offers excellent in -
di cements.. being- on one of the loading
st eets and close to the Salt Welle.
Iso, two comfortable ('OTTAGES
El in Street. Goderich, rented at !„1200 n.
yell., and several Town Lots, Terima.-
-m aerate. Apply to
WM, Ai A TX OAT,
At the Market.
eaforth, Jan. 23, 1871, 161-tf
T
Fl
FOR SAL.E.
1-10coTneild,ra
116, in 16th Concession, Grey.
;le clearing and a g!)0(1 T
house, with some very valuable pine.
t,eneral Agent, Montreal, IA`Epit-13,78teoafOiAt.i
rt('Cli,or.tlollYr
166-13t* I lot 150 141h Concession, Grey. 167-tf
•
84 FANCY Cita PQ
*,70J
SELLING OFF •
rr S
—AT- -
M. R COUNTER,
NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY
YOUR
hristaTnas Presents1
AND
TV YEAR'S GIFTS.
Just received a complete stork of
E COLD AND SILVER JEWELRY
a'SSEL AND SWISS
WATCHES=
be sold Cheaper tharf
ever.
M. R. tux-N-1TR_
SEAromm, Dee. 13, 1870.
1
Items for Panne
The broom erop 1.A-
ut1vially large.
tnietog
theThiorsisagoodolal,d:
tat
branch -containing eggs of
A pint of .a1t
N2-1,qtrildof
a
bOIrOlA114'
1da" va;
tilizee; and asehat i. ste
keepAignogo:11,eis,rinetttalrutswele,t.
-certain ftrreers in dirt; ren
of Canada,xybo haw
nislvz tog:111x
1AT eiocrhttlilligeil.;,
;seeds.
A live f.eree can rea4il
of willows where: the lan
_able Lt. planting. clad/1ga
gether at an-angle..They
arrat shoole and soon ne
ismeelet1Shel en
Greet 4:isphies of
absorbhisr, point of
many of onr 4grien
while the uselni, the
habstaritial ;nisi all iinpor-
of the exhibition resseies1
ilSoilgg
iliieettellesca'ys five to te
more rniIls can be obtained
rival to two or. three -
hurry cows in driv
pasture. '11i1k at !.19'1) a!
at 6 1- th When seated,
itiilk L'S repidly 'ASIii Jo uhn; a ilOSSi.
le,VIIISZI
btt
the hind wheels: Saipieee
wheels are fonr feet, awl
arheele five feet in (Hamer
-111111the of the load at
on the hind Wheeids and
on the front wheels.
It is said that Mali Cflfl
bread neither can
a, ce* livo on Indian mea
great while. 8neh feed wr
bulk. Therefore,' those wli
food eial
tphnerael.rialeieterceisuscttl: tselwudbrt
pertly for hay and the rfa*
esorei—or perhaps ;short -re.
A Georg,ia, coldred &bat
ty „..
wes litely amusing
the beet for the, laborbee
work for WAgCS -or, part of t'
An. old " Under woke
of the meeting When lie
befe Wa-s de best!f dey
be brung togeddei 80pachel
S. Miller, of Bluffrorai
experienced ticulturist,
water in which t011aceo
betoa stk.eped, is not oar;
lent wash on trees, or as:
lug on plants, -where
irtkets infestebut it is
oellent fertilizer. The saI
traded from the tobacco
the stimulants for a soil d
-that ingredient The n
-death to alt kinds of insect
peculiarly adapted for
'Astute.
A market gardener of
ty, 111,, lays that he has
remarkable success in the 1:
upon bis tomato plants.
plies it at various times
sleason, and in evOry case it
marked in the intreased t
both plant and fruit In BC
he lays the roots of backws
bare, sprinkles -them wit]
spoonful of ordieary-barrei
cowers with soils Plants
this way take an insinedii
a0 develop ELIO fruit.
AToucb. of Life
A few nights since the ).
in crowdedstreet car wei
by the soft cooing o
corner..` A 141-11-0 've
fess; and the gentremal
were playing IterVOO-83T
folas.
:
1
)111I1
" Iro1.Issare me, then?
say.The rapid reply w in 1
lhourefillr,t buteouiidtswana ieschewa
.is ari
871ia
Ntittthroalivnteol,:ed,
vjedi.,y,:ning
yon ssoI
: .'i
afraid to indulge the
rewreoose;
into certainty." '
..:331;:lah:vruylse,o, uita:rea:dmeoaffpsoa,
"No—but of You.' :
t von sheiild. love me.'
I am homely;
grown absorbingly intero
-every ear was lieteuit
0:313vsie:doneavre.r:atibri had b
morcilunicis°13\p:4::)1110satsuiryeivned;glu,,,yyla:oillas-eoa,:):eblialt7inonit
Pciar ?"
tiip
itileN 'bow can you e.sk
seretspiti:: love of WOW11-11
4 No—but so many are
'nem was a momenta,
air..1 then the whispered co
svees reeunaed -with mutt
*filtitt. In plain word. bOt
1144geti it resemblance to
—neither had a c.ei,
'would eornmence tilde! in
N-7-..7itI1211111e1011i1111illtgl-leY lgan
arheu
ivaki was evidently a