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THE I-{URON EXPOSITOTI.
APRIL 2
1871.
The Mins:store' Work and Pay.
The clergy are the worst ' paid
body of laborers in the country.
They work with ability and- zeal.
They are educated, sensitive men,
often carefully nurtured, and they
are expected to be every body's
servant, to hold their time and
talents at the call of all the whim-
sine1 old women attic parish and of
the selectmen of the town. They
ale to preach twice or thrice on Sun-
day, to lectnre and expound during
the week, to make paroehial in
eun. or storm, to visit the poor, to be
-the confidant and counselor, of a
throng., and always in every sermon
to be fresh and bright, a.ncl always
ready to do any public service that
may be asked. Of course the clergy-
man must be chairman ot the school
committee, and a director of the
town library, and president of
eliaritable societies. Ile can not
,
give a great -deal of money for .
educational and charitable, and festhe-
tic purposes—net a very great deal
—but he can always give time, and
he can always make a speech, and
draw the resolutions; and direct
generally.
ae is, in fact, the town' pound to
which every body may commit the
truant fancies that nobody else will
talerate upon the pastures and lawns
of his attention. He is. the 'town
pump at which every body may fill
himself with advice. He is the town
bell to summon eveiy body tosevery
common enterprise. He is t1.2etONVil
beast of burden to carry', every
body's pack. With all this lie must
have a neat and pretty house, and a
comely and attractive wife, who
must be always ready and well
dressed in the parlor, although she
can not afford to hire sufficient.
"help.." And the good man'S child-
ren must be well behaved and
properly clad, and his house he a
kind - of hotel for the traveling
brethren. Of course he must be a
scholar, and familiar with current
literature. and he may justly be ex-
pected to .fit half a dozen boys for
college every year. These are but
illustrations of the functions he is to
fulfillkand always without murmur-
ing ; And foriall he is to be glad to
get a pittance upon -which he .can
barely bring the ends of the year to-
gether, and to know that if he should
suddenly die of over -work, as he
probably will, his wife and children
will be beagars.—Edit(e-'s Easy
Chair, in, liarper's ilagazine for
May.
SEAFORTH
FURN TORE WAREROOMS,
•
RQ1,3E,RTSON
Importer and manufacturer of all kinds
-
- OF
119U _KEI:OLI) FURNIZURE,
Such as
UNGES,
CENTpsE TABLES,
MATTRASSES, "
T & BREAKFAST TABLES,
UREAUS,
CHAIRS, arid
BEDSTEADS,
an Great Variety,
Mr. R. has great c ilidence in offer-
ing his 4,00ds 'to the piiblic, as they are
made of Good Seasoned_ Lumber. and
by First -Class -Workmen.
SOFAS,
DININ
440
Coffins made to Order
On the Shortest Notice.
OOD TURNING
Dons with Neatuess and Despatch.
WareroOrns:
TWO DOORS seyritu SHARP'S
. HOTEL, 'Main Street.
r
Seafarth, Jan'y 2Is4, 1.870. 57:-tf.
..
-40 • ir
Personal and General -
Rev. Charles Wadswoith, of
Philadelphia, has declined a call to
Chicago with a salaiy of $8,000. .
Charles Lennox Remend, a negro,
has been appointed inspector in the
Boston Custom -House.
A Presbyterian Church in Tiairo,
Nova Scotia, has had -but three.
pastors in a -hundred years, and one
of its elders has held his office for
No 'Armistice.
HN LO, AN
-
IIAS declared war, itgknst the. rner-
cantilc ion of Seaforth, with
a large and varied stock: ef am.maition on
hand, in the shape of
3 17s111-sZ 681D S
—AND—
GRO'CE'RIES,
Which for quality,j style and cheapness,
cannot be conqu redwith fair play.
Th following are Special lines
FANJY -DRESS GOODS, WIN-
CEY (Plain. and Checked,) LUS-
TRE, POPLINETTS, FRENCH
NOS, PRINTS, POPLINS,
OOTTON;i BLE A CHED
LANNELk BLANKETS,
DS, HOODS, .HOSJEB.,Y,
TLES, G1JOES, FINGER -
YARN, READY - MADE
MER
•GRE
DO.,
CLO
-MA
ING
CLOTHING, H TS & CAPS,
TWEEDS, COT AND -FLAN-
NEL SHIRTS, DBAWERS, SU-
GARS, TEAS, TOI3A000ES,
RAI INS, CU-RRANTS, SPICES,
&c:, &c.,
Too numerous to mention,
A.OIE
M nchestt.O. House
0 MAIN STREET,
01R,r11
SEAF RTII, Nov. 10152-tf., 1870
67 years.
The arrival of Ife. Charles
liathews, the celebrated actor, -in.
ew York- is announced, also -his
engagement to appear for a few
nights at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
beginning with next Monday. 1Mr.
Mathews is now on his way to
England, after a most successful
tour through Australia,.
Prince Napoleon and his wife
live at two different hotels in
Geneva. Their relations are said
to be very inharmonious. , For
some _time past the PriuceskOlotilde
is even reported to have refused se-
ine her husband.
Donald Dinnie, the. well-known
Hiehlitnd ch:un pion, _has been en-
gaged for a summer tour through
the principal cities of Cahada and
the United States, the enaigernen t
being L60 a -month and-all-Dexpenses
paid. Flethine of Blair Athole,
who ranks,neat to Diiinie in High -
i
land Competitions, has it s said,
also been engaged for the same
tour. -
Die authorship of Ginx's Baby"
is creatine a good deal of speculation.
It is perfectly well known, however,
in the best informed circles that Mr.
Edward Jenkins, son of Rev. Dr.
Jenkins, of St. Paul's Church
Montre‘d,iS the allthor. lir. Jenkins
is a. London baiTiSter 11 -ho has made
lame. contrib•ntions to the literature
of t -the old -conntry and the New
Dominion—notably on imperial and
colonial question. _He, lately re-
turned to Englaid from Demerara,
where he hail been employed on a
commission. by the British Govern-
1 IV AOIAall
"Die library of the late D'Arcy
McGee was sold on Saturday by
auccion. The uooks realized good
prices.
The Rea-. Samuel Belcher, of the
Dioceseof Huron has been appointed
incumbent of Grace Church, Point
St. ,Charles, Montreal, and will be
inducted -by the Metropolitan on the
1 Gth instant.
agimomeiN110. wine
CHEAP LOT FOR SALE. --
ACRES East half of Lot fal, Tenth
jJ Con., Culross, County of Bruce,
with Log -house. . Eight acres cleared.
Patented: AddresS' Exrosrroa, Seaforth,
or JOHN LOGAN, Esq., Teeswater,
March 31, It'71. 173113t .
Hs -
LUM DEN
s just received. a Fresh Stock of-
,
PURE
CHE
Toilet and Fanc
T oth and,Nes.
English,
CE
PERF
P.RUGS
AN -P
I CA LS
Soaps, Combs, Hair,
3rUshes, French,
n ' merican.
ERY.
VINE DYE STUFFS.
Guaranteed to be of th.e best quality:
Horse and CattleMedieines
Condition Powders.,
acct.)
ysicians prescriptions carefully and
ately dispensed
It LITMSDEN, =
TO CARPENTERS CON-
TRACTORS,
And the Public Generally.
WROXETEB,
SHINGLE FACTORY.
T e proprietor of the above Factory
desi es to state that he is now prepared
to st
I
PPlY
Shingles of the Very Best Quality,
On he.shortest notice, and at the very
low st cash prices, either at the mill or
deli ',ere(' at Seaforth Railway Station.
Ord. ea promptly attended to.
P. A. IRELAND,
• 1d9 -13t Wroxeter Shingle Factory,
JOHN- BRIGHAM,
Ex4iange Broker, and Railways' Ticket
- Agent,
Houghton's Hotel, •
Opposite „C-1- : T. Railway Station,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Through Tickets issued to all points
in the Western. States? Califotnia and
Red River, at reduced rates, affording
the ',greatest facilities to Emigrants.
All necessary information giVen re-
specting Land Agencies, etc.
GREENBACKS,
Bonds, Coupons and uncurrent Money,
Gold and Silver Coin, bought arid sold
at best ra,tes. 17-tf
0-1
0
see
.CD
e•-<1
ra •
0
• F'"'.
0
020
0
<41
1
LOOK HE(RE
SUTHERLANI BROS.
Are now prepared to sup ly
GENTS' CliO HING,.
Cheap and Goicl.
Parties aro, reques'ted to call,
compare prices and judge for them-
selves.
4)
QUEEN
suran e Company
F LIVER -001- & LONDON.
0—.
CL PIT.A.L $2,000,600 Sterling
o
CH BF OFFICES QUOCH Buildings, Liver -
poo , And Gra .echurch Street, London.
C kaiA1).A. Bile 'CH OFFICE---Ixehange
Build ngs, Montreal,
Bo, RD—Wra. 1 lorton, Esq., Chairman:
Hei ry Thomas Esq., David Torrance,
fE'sq., andtlis Hon.. James Ferrier.
eienaiss--:-IV olson's Bank,
GAL; Anvisnas — Messrs. Ritchie,
,
Those bringing their
will have e eryattention.
as formerly.
We Warrant all
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE AND TWO LOS.
ADESIRABLE Dw.elling-hou e a,ral
two excellent lots on St. John street,
Seaforth, for sale on reasonable terms.
Ap )1y to JOHN SEATTER,
1
07 -tf Drriggis,t, &c,
Mo ais & Rose.
MipICL ADvI$Ett—Wi14ia1I; Sutherland,
ES -q. M. DL I
URVEROR-- homas S. SOU, Esq.
Iserron—T omas R.1Johnson, Esq.
- ESIDENT S 'CRETARY1 A_ND GENERAL
AG ENT, —A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 St.
Se mama Street, Montreal. ,
'he unde igned having been appoint -
0(17 gent fo the above "Company, parties
de iring to insure against loss by fire can
do o on thai most favourable terms.
1 de Policles'granted on as adVantage-
ou terms as any other respectable Cone:
pa ty (Thing buSiness in Canada. 1
JAMES H. BENSON,
0 F/CE—BESON & -lEYERL'4ent
Sg
iN le
Law Office,
Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov 8, 1870.
153-tf.-
1
WN CLOTH,
paid, to them
ur Work,
And are bounci not to e beat, either
for PRICE, FIT, or FINISH.
Men's and i3 ys'
Or_s0T1-1
Outwith care and econo
SUTHERLAND BROS.,
171-tf Opposite Cat -Michael's Hotel.
REMOVAL 1
J.Bonthronee Son
MISS = McINTOSH
HAVE REMOVED!
To the Stand lately occupied by
WM ROBERTSON & CO.
shes to Owounce to the ladies of Sea -
forth and'surrounding country that
Bile has removed to',
Ttie FAEMEEW - STORE, above the OLD
kin OFFICE,
Where she will be most happy to receive
orders in
ILL ERY, DIESS
AND
AN LE MAKING
the laiest and most approved style of
season. 1 She also keeps on hand.
Choice Selection of Flowers, Feath-
ers, Terry Silk, &c.
RAW AND HAIR WORK
cleaned. on short netice
•
They will sell the Stole at Reduced.
Price; in order to make room for Spring
Goods.
ti
1 1-tf
GREAT BA
GAINS
McINTOSH & MORRISON'
TWEEDS, WINCEYS,
• FLANNELS,
Ready-Madec lothing,
BOOS ANDH SHOES.
—ALSO,—
A Stock of FRESH GROCERIES, just
received.
T. BONTHRON & SON.
1 6 9 - tf
NOTICE 7!
0 !IARK MEN.
The sub cr ber is prepared to contract
f r the delveof
CARRIAGE J FACTOR
MAIN STREEF,!SEAFORTH.
The subscribers cel; thankful for the
very liberal patroOee they have received
since commencing business in Seaforth,
and wish to intimate t� their qnstomeis
and the public generally that they keep
on hand. and. arei Manufaeturing all
kinds of wheel work, guch as
CARRIAGES,
OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES,
D*MOCRATS, .
WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,, CUI-t7RS, &c.,
Made up by EXS'AIENCED WORK-
MEN, in the very latest styles.
We Do No Itorse-shoein ,
But pay all our a tention to the above
class of business.
Parties who fa -or us with their
orders w 11 get good
satila tio a.
We keep a fi st-class Carriage
Painter.
PAI
Done for country shops, and -old .wcIrk
repainted at reasonah e ratee,
Repairing promptlef attended to.
Cordwood, LuinbOr, Shingles
Lath taken in exchange for work.
McINTOSEI& MORRIS°
1.674f
SEED POITATOES
ALE. -
ED has on hand,
oncession, Tuc1er-
and
FOR
rpHE UNDERSIG
1at lot No. 5, 3d
•
1.i.$40N,.
HD
HARNESS, SADLES,
BRIDLES, &a, &c.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
Come all yoa good folks who want Har-
ness,
Snlistantial, low-pricea, good and new,
At 'WILSON'S, Main street, Seeforth,
An excellent stock yon may view.
The stock it owned by JA.111-1 WILSON
Whose work is So high: y renowned ;
The shop is on Main street, Seaforth,
Tis a place may easily be found.
Here are plenty of bits, bridles and curbs
sursingles and saddles so fine,
There is nothing can equal their make,
They are just No. 1 A and prime.
Here are lots cl good blankets for winter
That will keep from your horses the
Cold;
And the fly nets, sb graceful for Sum-
mer,
Trimmed with blue, green, yellow and
gold.
Crack up whips of every description,
For the stage coach, carriage or hand,
At JAMES WILSON'S shop, Seaforbh.
May always be had at command.
Here are sponges and combs and rosettes
.A11 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 quality spicy and. rare,
If you should desire to purchase,
To the shop of JAMES WILSON
repair. .
Now come, and that without further
delay,
Excellent bargains
smith, L. R. S., a qui ntity af Seed Pdtas can,
toes of the following varieties: Early At the "Saddle and. Harness EITIDOrytil?,",
make while you
Rose, Early Go
Gleeson. He wil
on the above rre
want good seed p
each week.
167-13t
drhh, Harrison and
b prepared to meet,
m es, those -who may
tatoes, on Saturday of
A LAN. HOBSON.
CERTAIN PRE
SI
M R
VATION OF THE
EIT-
OLJNTER
NAT ;.T011.MAKERAID
JEWELER, SeafOth,
Ont., ole Agent for the aleED
ef our "elebrated c
SPEC
which
umber"
cially
ias ansic:sur
nea
ieilrodbu
and c
rants
be ,T
SPEC
UFA'
the si
fer ea .e and comfort on t th
wearer, cause a ontinuous and abidim
improvement. of he: eyes, and last a great
many years vs.thdut requiring to be
changed. So tth y are the CHEAPEST
as- well as the B 'ST.
7.S. MORRIS & Co.
Dame Street,(up stairs),
Montreal
it •
ACLESs -the Lellseis
are ground by us, from
1 manufactured ewe,
or Optic purposes. It
dierd, andbrillant, and
Achromatic as can, be
ed.! The peculiar forna
iesstific accuracy attain -
the aid of eonaplicated
stly machinery, war
is in asserting them tc
'1E1 MOST PERFEC1
TA CLES EVER, MAN
1T1RED. They assis
rhtlinostbrilliantla, eon
AN BARK
e t the foil wing Stations :
Carr nbrook, Mitche I Sea -
forth, C inton and Gocle ich. I
Terms ot contract aucl all p rticulars
f trnished. t the subscriber's _store in
eaforth. EXtra inducements ffered to
artics clo ink, contractsarsjStrai oat o:f
S a. orth.
c
le 1. CORB Y,
mer
Seafarth 'larch 17, 1871. 171-8t
_
TO THE PUBLIC A_T LARGE,
-o
W H. OLIVER,
SIOZ'.i OF THE
MAIN STR1 ET,
-SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
harness, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
ltepairing promptly. attendeci to, and
charges moderate. R emember the place !
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seaforth.
163tf • . W. II. OLIVER..
MR. JOHN THOMPSON
THANK.8 his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage during the
last fifteen years, and trusts he will re-
ceive its continuance,
He has now on hancl a large assort-
ment of Good Sound
Green Hemlock!
Which he warrants -will give satisfaction.
eeso
FENCING AND DRAIND.TG
LU BER,
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND.
—ALSO--
200,00 FEET OF PINE
CUT FOR
BUILDING AND GENERAL PURPOSES
Which he offers on liberal terms. Or-
ders svill be promptly attended to.
The Mill is situated on the Townline
of McKillep and Hullett, 3 and miles
from the Huron Road.
Seaforth, Nov. 16, 1870. 84 tf,
LAZAR
295 Notre
ir We employ
o Pedlers.
IN 0 ANCERY
Between JOSE H KIDD, Plaintiff, and
JAMES MO ULKIN and THOMAS
KIDD, Defen lents.
h December, 1870.
I hereby appo'ntITHOMAS KIDD, of
the Village of . egorth, County of Hu-
ron, merchant, tedeiver in this case.
J. A. BOYD, Master.
All parties in
1(II)1) & M cM
and settle the s
Seaforth, De
ebted to the late firm. of
ULKIN will please call
me at once and oblige.
THOMAS KIDD.
. 21, 1870. 159-tf
If you
Mt
W. P
• . G
Opposite Seo
Main
want a good
RY
AGET'S
LERY,
t 1.obertsen's Groc
treet, Seaforth.
PT-10TOGR, PAS of a superior des-
cription, unsur ias ed in the County of
Huron."
Mr. Paget wi h. 8 to explain that his -
gallery, though sinall and of mean ap-
pearance, is (jute suitable for the pro-
duction of fisst-claas Portraits. 163-13*
BUSH FAR
FIOR SALE CHEAP
And remember JAMES IN ILle0.1s se
the luau.
I keep constantly on hand a stock of
TRUNKS, PORTMANTEAUS, VAL-
ISES AND WHIPS.
Horse Collars and. Blankets,
And. every ea -tie -le connectedwith the
business.
TRUNKS, VALISES,
HARNESS, SADDLES and BRIDLES,
Made to order.
J. WILSON.
165-tf
TI AV,ELERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.,
LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSUR PINCE.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale,
1 cheap, Lot No.:10, Con. 13, township
of Grey, Co. of Huron; about 70 acres of
tide lot are timbered with hardwood,
four acres of which are chopped, the bal-
ance is timbered with cedar and pine of
excellent quality. 1 There is sufficient of
this latter timber to pay for the whole
lot. The lot -Neill be sc)hl CHEAP FOR
CASH, or on ime. Title indisputable.
For further pa tiaul ars a-pply (if by let-
ter, prepaid) to Adam Gray, Planing Mill,
Seaforth, or to he undersigned proprie-
. .
tor.
RODEI 1CK GRAY,
Thamesford, P. 0.
Thamesford, Nev. 9, 1870. 153-tf.—
FOR SAL IN HARPURKEY.
mHAT comf. rtable Cottage & Grounds
the Prope -tee of Eisseena
Possession on the First of 'May. Apply
to the Proprietor, Seaforth.. 168-tf
PAID UP CAPITAL,
$500,000.
Cash Assets.. .$1,,,600,000
THE
TRAVELERS INSURANCE
C*P AN Y,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
Grants LIFE ai4 ENDOWMENT POL-
cies upon. the
LOW RATE CASII PLAN,
Which combine ample security and
cheapness of cost,' under a definite
contract.
NO UNCERTAINTY about the
amount of premium.
NO BOTHER about notes.
NO INTEREST TO PAY for the use
of your own money.
NO eV3SESSMENTS, present or pros-
pective. ,
NO DISAPPOINTMENTS in regard, .
to impossible dividends.
NO DEDUCTIONS of loans, notes. -or
other written -obligations, when the pol-
icy becomes a claim.
NO OVER PAYMENT of premium,
Ni DOUBT but what you have all
the insurance you pay for. e_
NO QUESTION but what you have
reliable 'insurance at lowest cost.
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT
It has issued. over Two Hundred Thou-
sand General Accident Policies, dis-
bursiag in payment 13,742 claims under
thein, a sum averaging about Seven Hun-
dred Dollars Per (ray for the entire pe-
riod;
During the last twelve months there
were written in thie department, 29,359
General Accident Policies, on which the
gross premiums were $:',521,710 30. Theis:
were paid. 1,319 claims for death Or whol-
ly disabling injury by aecideixt. _ Of these
33 were tor fatal and. 1,286 fur non-fatal
injuries.
W. N. WATSON,
'Agent, SEAFORTH, Ont,
RICHARD BULL, Esq.,
'Manager, Hamilton, Ont.
THOS E. FOSTER,
(;eneral Agent, Montreal, ge
1G6 -13t*
•
Aynit, 1,, 187L.
ade lauterhinineglon:
g
44 Laws-a-nmesy, soul sal
i 1 w is young, 'twos differ
when felks WAS 4
(.y
! get 1.married, they took
me itated upon it, and kr
ied each other ent and ret
.i to idered ; -and when tW,
ied, they were marri
and very muck marl
Tie feom top to tee ; ant
pected to stay married ; th
no Iik aof your disvorces t
kneA, , beforehand that thi
1 het and to liold i tin- ,ii
aeldthey mestly nsualry -j
nowt a young fellow ewes
gal,
asand asks her to marry
ie'd task her to tal.ee,
Igind she's all ready. --e; 1,*(
th4
a k ver too,'—anal the.
et.i
marred, with no nor
senele of their re-sponei
Cock Robin. ba e when
and chirps to Jenny Rol4
pretty eoon they go .
fiD1143 she doii.'t like tobaa
and be don't like a wife ;
do nothing but rrizzle
and so on it goes from b: 1,
nut 1 aa last they sue f
a-oree. And they 11 get
An4 all for What ? 7liy„ 1
if:allat 1.31-d, i ist)o-nill. f sta(kYuels
eve,:.---
17 i!io‘I
eVI
?' ameomfortability
' Oh, L naly "
Ineompatibility of to
! 1
' IIii.„ ellieisii,gItoiii,l:o' \l.v- eitug;g-jessteat;
'Nam in tability of tempt
the worde that ' does It
not there allere emeomfo
tem ier in every family, ;
haa been and ell'ers will -1.
in. tie good old ;times th(
screw it down and . keep
and so, you see, they mama
along without bone elfH
1-'01X,CS. DOLet : ver sup
tha there wa.s uncomfoit
tem )eieenongh in Noah's
all hem odde and ends -a
,cree e.rs that 'W-LISII7t now
abl to one anOther's f
TUCS •e4 in together th
and eats, sheep: and N
and geese, aickens and w
sku )ks, I'll beq—and in
stab e-reerfi IleCommadati
von 3 How was it about a
• abit ty of temper there,
pose ? Aniy, don't you
hed. to 'commodate all of
luff and bear away,' as t
the lion, 1 'pose
the nikle-doves ; and th
kiln er soft like, so ae not.
elle klid not laugh out as h
wanted to, I dare say; th;
he kinder shut up groai
the Ikang'roo took eare i
on dther folkses toes; the
keerful not to kick alp
and if the dog .felt as in
he didn't bite nobody.
the way they done it, HO t
stands to reason, they
don't you see, it they bed i
giv n Way to their unconi
of temper, slid each o
tn -
out heir ewn enrage/ler:2
, why in course, they'd her".
_boa* out of that thma
tub of hie in less than no
ehe'il a? 'foundered, and i
gone to - the hottons,
woulaln't have been no ca
more Nvechling rings, that,
and where you and I'd b
a ITI hty bard thing to sa:i
But. as I was sayia4
n't ; they behaved beat
:don see how- it was ;:
:eouldn't hey been Noalfe
for, between you and f, -/
wasn't much ; an onsteaki
inan . he allera was, ya
wasn't he, Sill anal no
navigating, by no mean
' -will say foet, he man
erniee remarkably well, C
what hie cargo : was and
ere mi -was half -on-xcnkk
tainIy made a Paving v)
which was a good deal
vonaidered.1" —.D. R. Co
IfalperWiagazine, Jr sYs.!
Pints of .au ./ayrshil
at a op.
lie head of the eaw
i
'wit" at the foieliead ;
lt-
pron inent, clear, and
the ihorns riong stro
cured back, the neck
fine t its connection witl
_ and !free from loose skin.
. the back straight from tl
the 1,wrias to the tail, . If
thinat the top:; the.
light, the middle abet.'
-widening and deepening
and !welleirched ribs, fill;
behino the shoulder 1
hindquarters ha*, the
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thighs, tapering to a snt
wira bone under the ku
,/..yoosd( naitely thin and elasi
feel ; t81:efttniallikdVe713.1:Yw'ell 1
athtet4hed
uilkit)tie
v,,esseliliii:(gki,y7id
under surfaee a plaile a
paraillel to the sivell o
the teasel weil rounded
bound up behind': with '
aeri 8:zed eork Alyea 1
ine. teats, so pLIIIteil that
ti'from behind one half 0
mea
ttin