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PRES'D NAILS,
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R DOOPS IJJ T g5,
acksmith made.}
I YB1I G S PLANES.
AMERICA ,. WATERLI ME.
— ND
CALCINED 1LASTER.
EN N0 HIRE,
TOHNSOX BROTHERS'.
IRON-CL,&D
LIQ C1N$,
IRON -CLAD
CHEESE VATS
ai'r Cans
Made to ox dder.-
DAIRYMEN'S SL. P'PLtES,
of an kinds,
KEPI ON HAND
JOHNSON BROTHERS
GAL
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Main Street,.
SERF O' UrT H e
McLE AN BROTHERS, PUB -TAMER.%
VOL. 4, NO 21.
SEED POTATOES'
FOR SALE.
E UNDERSIGNED has on hand,
at lot No. 5, 3d Concession, Tacker -
smith, L. It. S., a quahtity of Seed Pota-
toes of the following varievit s : Early
Lose, Early Goodrich, Harrison and
Qeeson. He will be prepared te meet,
on the above rremises, those who may
-want good seed potatoes. on Saturday of
•each week: ALLAN HOBSON.
TORONTO MILLINERY.
MISS ERWIN
Has opened oat a large -stock of Spring
tGoods, comprising all the
Latest Styles in Millinery.
Dress and Mantle Making
Promptly attended to.
Stamping done on the shortest 'notice.
gtraw and Hair Work -of every kind
nxecated in the neatest manner and
latest styles.
AGENT FOR.
LOOK-11-AN'S SEWING MACHINES,
Telegraph and Express Companies,
-CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,
Issuer of Marriage -Licences,.
merican Money bought and sold.
JOB PRINTING.
Store, Settfoith 174
• RAINTiN9.
, JAMES WILLIAMS _
134gs to intimate to the public that. he
has reinoved from McIntosh & Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, and 'has- reuted
Grassie's Paint
Where he may be found at any time.
:Mr. Williams is prepared t� exeoute, on
the shortest notice., all kinds of
-*Carriage Painting, Sign. Painting
one]. Ornamental Work.
0,iye him a call. Remember the place, -
opposite Mtirray's Stables. 170-1t
TWO VALUABLE 'FARMS
FOR SALE,' LSI 110147167i
t",:n Acres,- _quarter of a utile from
lou Lecchville, 1 from Wroxeter.
New Frame Barn, 120 rods, board fence.
The farm is Rif.uated on the main road,
from Wroxetet to 11 arriston: Price—
S4000. tialf Cash required. _
100 Acres, 13 th COU cession, situated
centrally between Wroxeter, Clifford.and
log -house, 15 acres 'cedar swamp, can
easily drained. m mediate possession.
Prie t1700 Half Cash required.
Fel eater particulars from owneee
176-3*- Seaforth.
If you want a good '
TRY
GALLERY,
.Opposite Scott Robertson's Grocery.
Main Street; Settfortle
PTIOTOG RAP HS of a superior de8.,
•
eription, unsurpassed in the County of
Mr. Paget .wishes to eXpla,in that his --
gallery, thuaeli small and of mean ap-
pearance, is euite euitable for the pro-
duction of fieet-clase Portraits. 165-1:3*
BUSH FARM FOR SALE CHEAP
MITE UNDERSIGNED Offers for sale,
I cheap, Lot No. 30, Con. 15, township
of Grey, Co. of 1 furon e about 70 acres of
this lot are timbered. with hardwood,
four acres of evil are chopped, the bal-
ance is timbered with`eedar and pine of
exeellent quality. There is sufficient of
this latter titnbee to pay for the whole
(*ASH, or on time. Title inditputable.
For furthee paaticidars apply (if by let-
ter, prepaid) to Adam Gray, Planing Mill,
Statforth, or to the undersigned proprie-
ton
RODEUICK: GRAY,
" Freedom, in rade— t `ply in, Religion—Equality in Civil Rights."
Mr. Bisnop's
eply to Mr.
at.
it the eatnest soli ntion . of sozne of my.
and -',N a S. theuldi let especially ear ful
little tion., too; u . is part in r fer-
not be opt otplace. ' ' hat I said in ea -
111
forth vas, that Ih dr ceived a circ lar
. had lo 'keel: at it fro a peints and vas
•entert hied; namel ., at the fair 1 ay
was b fiaeut4y ' ben u .1.111t that 'I lid
not see how a Coon y nue could be ar-
said. W : had Made take in not b y -
the Connty Council' h made a mistake,
and that I,- as one f iat sCouneil, 1 as
membets, and.that i sae was, the co IT
ling. the linyitig of - he 1\iotthern,Gra el
Road 'With 'the taking off of ,the tells.. I
eaid that if they had been 'Voted on s
!atately the resolt might hate been di er-
ezat—at least . so far as . the townshie of
it reasonable for us to note. free road to
theCounty of Huron when we hay to
pay tolls going to Ltecan. (our mar -et
t.,
expect . those rannieipalities to give us
fair pia with regard, te). railways eel en
we had imt given them faia play in ithe
matter of gravel reads, *A very. g od
The ex, eeete of Tuekeramith asks wl at
God.erieile people onee !compelled . him to
have ti e !Council sittings at Clinton., , A
he can assed' the Afferent, members to
.majority of -us promised .x) sppport.a n o -
tion to that- effect. 'W 114n Mr. • Morrow
moved to hold the next nteeting a,t CI n -
tore -imagine Our surprise to hear Mr.
.6 proat movea an eatient. molt that the
next meetingof Council be held in Gate-
d* as :usual. .Wheneasked his reasons
for acting so 'staiingely, his reply wa8,
that he had. received- new light. Co n-
ment is -needless.. Mr.- Sitroat says he 1 as
paid. petty dear for -his • whistle .airea y
c.
in-.' the . way of railway tines, . What
would it•N r. Sprpat's farm be woitit were
there ne rail -Way.? or 86aforth, or the
titiders- helms •paid toe in eh -ler the .raile
way, livrg aa he doet Within two miles
of a-Sta, ion, what must tlhe ratepayers of
Usborne, -Stephen-, , Hay and Howi lc
think, - As ho have never 1) .en. directly be -
Or even those of Stanley Grey, Mein e.
have :to 1,-avel ft poi ten: o thirty milas
time:1i; and if 3roll want anything wor .,
!and B. R. far 'the folios nig' reasons :
ife of tr de—and we ilea it badly inthi8=
IllatCr ; because .1 lichen. eve would a .t
•
SEA ORT
FRIDAY APRIL
1871.
WHOLE NO.
ers-nith about. a, nineteent
refore, perfe
the $400,000,
the
th
of
be
yte the,
which,
dods not give th Town
$81- 000 aaid by her, for
the' County,- hay ng only
the loan $2770. Usborne
00 hating eived $3!
received
zul
townshia
mail purposes, she pa
the ost Of their onstructi
rev nue !from t lls does
s in repair •
and make up t
ees f that mind
and pay more tol
et ell as with
pay •rs of Usborn
som
If A
al an
ni
eters
smth will pay
the same fund
mei tioned. Th
deficie
lane, whi
ipality
serable,
d.y 'With
ndividua
each. am,
in concluding
ineteenth part
if the- County
ome relief. the
id to the Nor -
$21,000 -her
0—will make
*ravel roads in
received from
,460 Tucker -
and reamed
37,600 out of
$2,825 as her
of West Wa-
ller fot gravel
a her share of
lie When the
not keep the
compelled to
alf-kept road
do. I believe
memicipalities
F. The rate -
travel o ler one of those
roads and know what
st lame that Mr. Mc-
. of Hullett, says that
of the Couneil doings' are enveloped
r. wi I take the trouble to
when he w s a Comm Bor. will find
tion, unamin usly car ied,a that will
le him " or ny other man" to un -
and.
Your
IT borne, Ap
Mr. Gr
To t
• this
Esq
il 2A4R, (173I71317D 13' isli"'
date a letter rom..Thol. 'McMichael,
tle, ut the pleae ire of whose- wait:min:
o
tone l' have not 3 et had an. onportunity
of f ming.- (T e publisher's of the Coupe
won et, that a g,,ntleman who does so
mile i gtatuitou l'ork for the press of the
Coin tyl would no be a little mote care-
ful 8' tO what he states mibliely—espe-
ciall should th reductions of the ['Sab-
bath. be ti uthfule have frequently heard
it re narked thalt hose who saY -so Much
ds Mr. Le ki and Mr. Biahop, they
ell qualilieel to take are of them -
QM will do anything -hilt what he is
prepared to stand )3r. Bute Mk. Editor,
resin ndent's rein ehs upon me, that .1.
neve • etas an "111 gent sup
Not thole... Gravel Road scl
the dontraryeoppo ed it at
of the Conuty Cou cil at which the mat
ter n•as le ought 13 ), until it was preeent
ed iit that last sha e when I did Say .1. -
was n favor of sob itting flee By-law an a
allot ing the peepl -, who w -re really the
part es linerest0d, to nettle the matter °
issue hand -bills, a attributed to inee re-
coml.-lending the ratenayer to '`'N ote it
agair st the sehen , but left them to. us
fit, Of the course which T pursued th
quit as well prep ired to i Wee es 'Mr
Meet .—a large an( resPectt bleanumber
nf wl om being pre ent at the Met town-
ship e.mninatiou, d.d: me the. honor of ran
elect 'lig an•e as Ree re, -for: 1871, by acute, -
math n, While th would-be Reeve o
has P ore than anc,e heel). re:nulled over
was lected—e-tio ttay at home and 'nivel
thinle he Was not Willing to,do 60. .Can
t be [that 1this Self -constituted I judge of
the 6, .tions'of others has ever (lane an y -
Mr. -ditot, why al this tint ry alienit the
irop( sed Ey-law'? The com eethig el the
iled to shote that it was the mil 7 way in
titer sted 'could be secured. E that as
t mai, if Mr. :Ale:\ ., and- some others,
tad 1 Cen as Welt rated as -hey shotild
lege
are
selv
shou
of tl
(atter" of the
eine, but on
• velar session
2c. it bu hel more' fora int erain aud 50
hundr d more for our pork had we a
et! iee of proper y
seal Mem penitent "villOsr s and the ince •-1°
porated villages .Yratird. )(name town
1 field product
mitt and -such ei
m the aeareente time
WOU
to my Ifullett friend, evho am told is
like the proverbial old evoinan, will hate
th,e last u;orcl, to which he ie entirely wel-
come.
I am, dear sir
yours truly,
THOS. GritEENWAY,
Reet e of Stephen.
Devon, April 21, 1871
Usborn
A STORY OF A. LOUGH.'
that the party of heroes su sequthitly here
-in described excel either in intellectua
attainments or refill.= eat, but -wouls
judge that they posset ed a moderat
share of sagaeity, braaer , and ambition
When we tell you the,.p: rticulars of thi
great adyenture, -it will' o doubt excit
your admiration, but it. iced not trans -
cella your belief. It weenin the white.
of 1870, Mr. :Editor; that the adventur
referred to, tnok place. The eircurostan
snow fall, at. I Was 'gel g to be awa3
from home one afternOon 1 told one o
my boys to take in the ' 14 plough an
put it in:the drive hens% When 1 cam
all the family', as is they mil smile grea
curiosity to tell me, ' " Where do yoi
think the plough is, papa .*' said. one with
a smiles "0.11 I don't mow," said L
a tree," was the respoose, and then we
said I, " its only a few boys• have don
chief to me.". I thought but little about
the old plough for some ti ne, but one day
it happened that a friem of •mine came
along and we. entered . in 0 , conversation
on different things. One of oar topics
was the different races, of human. beiogs,
such as the Caucasiaa, Mo egolion, Negro,
&c. My Mead said he h d been talkina
high position in societY--", Orl. that gentle-
man -said it might be po,iblo, after all,
that there exists a race 0, human beings
who have been developed firooniei mtloineketer-ese.
The thought of the Wong
came to my mind like a fib. 11. Of lightning.
" Well," thought I, " if • here be such a
race of beingt in the worll, they are the
very chaps that put the ilough on the --
tree," and when I thooeht what good
climbers the Monkeys are a_ nd how very
sagacious and: tricky, too, et seemed that
there conld be no doubt lett it was their
posteritywho heel put the plough on the
tree ; yeti 1 Ceuta scarcely believe that
such a race did really exist Howeven
a peculiar circumstance bi,eurred shortly
after which seemed to eo ifirm tha idea
that these very chaps' hat done it, and
that was, the plough h, been taken
from the tree upon which it had 'been at
first pieced, and put on an ther hard by,
feat; for they had made i occupy a po-,
sition about fifty feet abot 4 the ground:
Now, Mt. -Editor, I happc red one night,
not lone- before this talk,, o be readiag;
some pieces in the " Fifth' Book of Les-
. sons," When I came aceos one describ-
ing the manner in which non -key -8 cross
streams ef watet. ft salt that one of
the strongest ef thein woi ld get on the
top of a treey arowing on t 10 bank Of the
river, aud wbrild grasp a b -etch 'project-
ing over the water with iis prehensile
tail ; then another would take' hold of
had. a string
the stream,
. living chain
he bough of a
nit, by which
d over which
the remainder crossed. in eafety. 'Well,
thoeght I, is this the 'plat ! they adopted
in taking the Olough froie one treeto
)right on the
keys eutpend
was then tendered to Mr. Orr, and al o
a cordial invitation to retorn and resin ie
the school at some futhre time, Aft r
an apprOpriate reply from Mr. Orr, t ie
meeting dispersed.
Gdderich Township.
COUNCIL.—The Council met on t le
-13th inst., by special appointment of t ie
Reeve. Members' all preeent. It w is
resolved that the Reeve do, and is he e-
n by instructed to employ the County E e -
e 79, known as Hairs Bridge; that t
le Reeve get 50 notices of the same print
e and distributed, and also advertise t
letting of the contract. - The petition
I Henry Morley and others was laid ov
_ until next meeting of the Council.
✓ was resolved that all school sections fa
e ing to send in -their applications for sate
_ moneys by the first sittings of the Con
cd. in August in each year pay the Om k
f $4 each for making out their Collect°
t Roll. The Comity Eligineer is to be ii-
, structed by the Reeve to survey the sh dr
f road running between lots 35 and 36 r
a 14th Concession, and that the Reeve an-
e company the engineer and, give notice
, the parties 'concerned of the time
tcil then adjourned. ---T, i3. sToRrs, car
An Extraordinary Case.
ford Beacon says that at the Assizes he el
in that town last week, Robert David= ,
a farmer of the Township of Stanley, wh. e
under cross-examination,. succeeded 1 i
convincing all who heard and saw hina
while the perspiration rolled down h 8
face in large drops -a -that he was either a,
rogue or a fool, or a, co nbination of botl
sought to recover froi Mr. Hugh Joh
money loan negotiated by Defendant f r
Plainiiff about three ye -less ago. The ems ,
as it developed itself, seemed to be m e
of the most complicate I ever brought ii
to Court, and elicited from the learnel
judge the exclaniation,1—" It is the mo t
unnedessarily mixed -up case I ever hear'
of in my life !" The documentary ce-
Mr. Johnston had faithfully accounte 1
for the money of which he became po
s ssede-that he in fact ncted the part
in too generous benefactor to the, Plainti
and his family; but that between th
family of which he kvae a member, thei
affairs became some -What entangled. Hi
Lordship directed a non -Suit to be enter
ed, Doyle and Squier, Goderich, it).
Plaintiff; C. Robineon, Q. C., Toronto
and J. S. Sinclair, Goderich, for Defend
ant.
8
him and 80 on, until the
e until the laet could seize
tree on the opposIte h,
another -But when th
f tail with which. the mot
thought I, this race of. hut itm beings do
scarcely behave there is such a race, lett
ift looks so much like thenatrieks that it
may have been a party oft them on an
emigratieg expedition,--blut then, if it
had been, they would not pave returned
to move the plough from 1.1e first tree to
the other. . then -came V) the conclu-
sion that if there exist a r tee of Inman
beinga developed from the monkey, they
are the Very lads who did it and if they
Coutinedeat we are t
wheat, .which den't.pata.i
coarse grains, our soil has
ted. With markets tor .1,
other neelessaries <tertian 1(
ova intim wished at'o4 t
reatilt lila alone w Ir
County 1 ow much. more s
Mr. Ei
to buy tl
withetan
and the
verlaiting
neigh& rest()
vigor. Such
2 to give one c. Would i not be
tilas '1 usS Otani d. he pet, -
ii good polic of a- boi
yet Road. 110
be speaks 0
n eh
hern
onse
re (II
calling the -s
Gravel Roat
Re primate!
nicial met ting that no
buyilea of the Nor -
a
tone .11(44 to dist,
1
I lied in' he.inniutes,i,lati, 18CAk pp. 11
the. S400 000 honottdd if•
TEETH EXTRACTED PAIN. puiposes ; 1.7s1?orne, :334,
Deuti,t.ExtractstMliwithoutintin. the pull)
by the use of _ the Nitrous -Oxide Gas.. • lishing- a
(1:litaa— Over the `ikactin' store, :-Atrat- 44 the GI
af each menth ; in clinton, at the corn- that Tu
ila.vs and Fridays. , Town,
tee-ienhed. 'by the eat! of the Gasa at Dr. I
over .r)4,0o0 patit have 11:141
teeth ,
teen nim
siiikiog fund f4
ae-ot Roads del e
iproveunint of •t,
e County. .01
'herewith tiis
,t altogether.
11 mare -tom' the,
2r- gravel ro•t
is Couaity
t rest and estal
i•• the liquidatio
itares, and 111,0
Ids and 121.i(lea s
pp. 54 I tini-
mere that yet r
There are nine -
that tioderich
ii I kneel: pal t
_Ca •yirt -till:known -frieliltisTiNa'11;111';wioet
lt.: select 11 e- as the particular- object of
nyee f; ) and trics t ) convey a 1‘' %Mg lira -
.11
0 un thalleneed. shall no go into the
10 doebe, however, that :the Coeaty
tannillore of Iii ron will evilien the
ime arrives, sappe •t 821011 Inet181.11V8. a.:3
eon- ,e,neisler beet •eleulatet to :1 eeea ,pe
he resteirees oil. their II° 1110116 2tlifl
titirt.• ef _‘21r ''.`if iehael t( intimidate
1.1.e. .or their reniteish than to anotlar
t
- 1
a
must have kept their tail.
coneealed, of that throu
generations there has be
shortening of the tail lint
almost, or entirely disapp
last be not the caie, 11,,po
adventure lia,3 operated so
upon the rotas of the eatu
as to prone its everlasting (
A
The steamer Heron; ran ashore o
Lake Huron on the 18th iostant.
--e-A new Reform paper entitled th
Ontario Reformer, has' been started; it
Oshawa, by Mr. Climie of the Bowman
—Great Reform Pic-eiics are shortly t
be held in the Counties of Brant an
handsome' general paraos
Mr. Leonard llunt4t, -of ITsborne, tool
took the that, priz0 at the Elanshart.
Spring Show, held at Ittirkton -ou Tues
day tne 19th instant. .
•--OYer S20,000 have been expend,e
by- the Ontario Government in th
County of -Hastings dining the past
• three years. The people Of Hastings
certainly have no Cause fur complaint
—The Commercial 1-Iote.1 building- in
and public hall, wereburned On the even-
ing of Monday the 18thl instant, Esti-
mited loss $0,000 ; insured for 000.
—It is runionred thitt flora Stephen
Richards, Commiasioner of Crown Lands
for Ontario, is about tO withdraw from
the Government, and that lie is a -can-
didate for the clerkaliip 'of -the Petitte. for
the County of • Yotk, vacated by the
death' of the late Mr.' MeNal). It is ale()
stated. that dIon. Wan.' McDougall will
succeed Mr. Richattls as Commissioner
of Crown Lamle:
—A new Presbyterian Church is to he
emoted. Stratfo. d 'du the present
summer., the material for which is now
'Very closely •
• sneceasive
ft gradual
'1 now it hes
at•ed. If the
that tle• late
deleterionaly
antendage
eetruetien
conducted. by Mr. Orr,
et talon, Morris', was brim,
—TheRev. Conlon of 'Indian Lends
Giengarry, has ace:pined a call filen the
Harringten Canada freehyterian (*Lurch,
in the County of (axle» d. :sir. Gordon ia
, thman, and we wish hint f -Very NUCM*SS
his new of labour. Tne larrington
,Telin Sebring, of Sebringville,
while en a visit to :emit friends in eIiehi.
gen, 1.h. S., took teeldenly ill, and 4ned.
in the \Nos- County of Perth fer oven ty years, and.
fey the time buena, on )1 et Ilt:,(lay 5!1'011 -
and all waited with anxietia loolza for the
• asking• the class questions n the theory
of mueic, an 1 although the, examinatien
well. They then sant.; iminber
rounds, and selt•ct pito: from. their
books, so well -that it was fedi:: credit..
• able to their teaeht r. r. Orr than said
W:13 that Of ',MI% Rotten, teho expatiat-
hoNV 'the of the Initial organe .
IN 111
naeta _a safe wa4 Mown open one niulit
Leer. week al.,' ne hi five cent pieces takca).
therefrom. '
the vicinity af Elora is the lucky poaseasor
the aaitnal an -ant. It for p
perfeetly ferintal, while ties one i fettle
lively, can fet..1 in the natural manner,
and haa every a,tittetramat of .,._;,itra 111g up
to ii.aturie,:a.
ite, bit:01,11AI ft.( 111
ham. This wilInee
tion for the Local
Stituency. Mr. Mc
ben will no doube b
—The GOth Pities
leave Quebec at the
land or the West In
ouee, in that con-
ed, the late 31.1.Coi-
a,gai9. elected by ac.
re emder orders to
.1-141 of June for Eng-
.--A women named Wheeler W8,8 ar-
rested at Port Haeon on the 19th, in at-
temptina to smuggle a quantity ot silk
into theStates.
—A reqnisition is out in Montreal to
bring forward Mt. Daniel Drummond as
a candidate for Hoehelaga, at the local
electione: He stands no chance at all
—The Messrs. Allan, the only great
steampshipproprietOrs on this side of the
Atlantic, now advertise no fewer than
twenty-tivo first claSs iron steam vessels,
of the aggregate tonnage of 35,234 tons.
There are but two are three eorporatione
of the old world who can estimate their
marine at as high a iigure.
—The Sarnia, Branch, Great Weaterzell
Ra.ilway, will shortly be converted .to a,
narrow guage.
—It is rumored that there will be an
extra seesion of the Dominion Parlia-
ment in September next, to coneider and
ratify any terms agreed upon by the
joint High Commission.
--Ale Toronto Grey and Bruce Rail-
way By-law was voted on in the County
of Grey, on the 18th inst., and carried
by upwards of 1,800 majority.
—The Widder correspondent of the
Parkhill Gazette learns that a man nameid
Reynolds, on the 8th COIL of the Town -I
ship of Bosanquet, in digging well,
struck salt at 20 feet, and has been exa.!
hibiting some of the salt he has evaporat-
ed from the brine.
—Tivo more petitions against tifeee-
turn of members elected to serve in the
next -Legislative Assembly were filled in ;
the office of the Clerk of the Crown at
Toronto. - They are against Mr. Boult-
bee of North York, and Mr. Arda,gla
of North Simeon
—It is noticed. by the London Times,
that the markets of the Dominiou are
now chiefly supplied with edge toola of
home or American manufaetnre, and that
Canadians limit their Etiglieh purchases
of hardware to a 'eninparately kma31 range
of articles, preferring to pay a higher price •1
for those of American make.
—The eie.s of -the Home Insurance
Company of New Haven, in tliis country,
are now ascertained to reach .t,, -M0,600,
and will no doubt exceed that mina Such
is the statement of the general agents in
ea—ilaIdtais said Lord Lisgar will leave Ot-:-
tawa for England early in June. Bie
servants and baggage precede him.. No
fare it is well moterstood that he will
no_trelt\nrit am *Simpson, y-oung man,
son of Widow Simpson, met with his 1
death by the accidental diecharge of ins .4
gun, near Lobo village, on Monday the
17—th Ahltstt.he Great Western of Canada -
general meeting, held in Loudon on the
Itth inst., everything was so highly sat-
isfactory that, the President's speech was
the only one made on the occasion.
1 Toronto, has introduced a new system of
book-keeping for solicitors, Avhich is cal-
,eulated to be of great advantage to the
:= --- There are six chnrch organizations,
hve Sunday schools, fnur church edifices,
---•:tir. Henry Al eltinstry, manager of
1 aml formerly Mayor ,,f the city, died
:suddenly from appopieXy, la:.,t week.
-- -B1 it,i8h Cehillibia iip ported dry 4,
:. goode in 1870 to an ameunt endieated by ° .;
; all tile importations of that hen ince he
1 1870 was S1,605,809.
. -- American dealers have liven busiy
cip Elgin during the past week. brivinga
breeding al eep for the farmer.. (4 :New
wooled 1».(teds fetch from eight to ten
dollars per littad. -
_- The commercial nett I, pillic hall
the lnth. Nothing. saved. banned in
the Western for :31.500 i Previncia%
:al ;note Many other buildings Wcr- 1.8.4 I-
araaa 2,2* - John palatine :nal 11,e anal,
market of A. Lustig were also ilt aro) ad,:
-- Robert Mitchell, fur many yew i
and Weet, died. endlenly eth, the 111,11
complaneel 4,f not being very 21 en, atel.
For a genuine good portrait of yourself
-an. mn,t go to Frank Palttalee-a. On
4 Alar 11er dozen -
For eorreetne,s, style, and Leant:-,
RAILWAY TIME TAELE.
Trahie leave the 11,3
Ullf.WS :-
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