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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-09-01, Page 32. THE HURO, JOHN NEDA 'H'S LOVE. fastiug refp nen ' aled clirliiig on i l;ai1. itl) -itch. at. istance as his ceeloLL sto\ I l�:i they e()uld render la n, J:1 -nes ere E Dv the {ethic -the wit1'y sun hadt ttrvg= ri through his tele its ;it. �.,(1- 'they ; 1,n1)1 11 and'et et1 now \v.te ,he4itl- tr sen on 'teat last city `E,f vc.alr �, r he {roto. ;liad abated c :lsider�ti,ly. i iling.e'to stye .(n en(l,to Ii- effe •te the •e' 3ruce I:kt h 1 it' earl est • ] .t1C friends caul . (311t trout i�.LU :met I. G e [ Srtlll)<lt1 � . •')1 l , edyke's \v11te-h a S' 1t 1S l) 'It I')l.e�'tlnate. I hehetwotwolitre, 'l) x`11 Uuprhl<► , . ()n a. Itil side, hail ('s�'rtl'•1 al. nr 1,- t(1Lt,tp)(-r'.truth ll(1 lllseustl,ly learned. and. i)V 1jteaunS of rafts re. -.,n, to 11.r''' eat'ie ether lr 1 in t; 1'. 1',)t t alt(l tine vau•ious =\\rho ; that tlk(ir 14.140111 LS fu 01•(41 this 1i vt✓- ;Janet,• I ralunge, on ! tee coil't1•;11'V 1r. had 5=.lat;'�tiG 1Caal�e' tyle t! 1)orlsG'-.tops. - t Poor Janet 1>rticu \s• s hail dead, =1tt,rto:l, (nine Laing a, iii whet c'f from cold, ;tad . her .elves were. read ' (l1( _ltrld'1t%i,•k incl £avitl lir uce a -wits much weeping. "'John l o1 t'(i i pillar niiiolte• the .S( cedere tin' l)1)jlon F a 1;tithe even illore v e-lu r Ile; tlt:,u=ih he , ofJtlti•t eiic[ 'J.111t(:'s 'Was 1t)(1lced en al ! 51 �f' e I e slid withwithtile. ' r.! • fluter:` theft vor. ,'Lie he f( spoke bot the t • tth� I1 n 1 4�1 li It w-41 John wife, mall boy, who i rr an evident witting he silt .• " ` E 1, v, if:ve winna let rue b your be your wither, I'• 1 1 r; 1) ye." huddler girl's .supre her'halttl t aft(',• a search, palet . '1'ht. jotienev coni he passed kept wlii. t'1 turned, e sur (1 1 () ►1 hie ( t.l ll. lift. ()t ,lurid t 11:1, 11( ft 1 t i=Yo 1 1 1 f t t %11-4=l lure5fis III et love t hell' 11;1relit 1 1'1,111 f r rt t, I �f urri,yt( kept 1litri fi'ot1.1-t t1.in� about the tG': ci t �, - state of the atmhere. loekt-(l fill cv; rid hop \-bile the, hitt' h:1111 of reached ' ilt the filtur ;uhen cotteeet•;s was e-iltit 'it)' too -other Uta ]1re;lt'1i ill a at -1 r.0 side, a ;Igor distance ti-om ;. (';iii 1;-i owal the s eau:. of the cat ' s(i-ophe, Joh l. thair• owl . sidet•al)le tit► tamed to Jai -4N, and said tot 'e;uj ii c); ler Vat ntatit trsly, ;1 11t1 ;) etnliv to a l;t\' =. 1 Tames, shokiltt l4ir'lc \vj) i(•11 Ile coil1, l Y 1(l he ted Jail( t live 1;t 1 1111a111 -(. z . Or aaa t,lll1 - wet: Ic;1pl r'Viel}s to the pet i,,d I 'wren t. ' .,r .. ;f my stioey . -I avid . Bruce had '1'hrii)t L tllilik, tr„toe , s= h, c . be.tt.e t _ conic into tier. town w•i' 'rue; or, if . f incied that 0a net <t lig tweet ering et the be von to ve, for I lee n ane 1 etched the': nil that the. hi)IIIelcsh ( ought shelter in the ' 011: ou5 friends. T11(, lenlirs vi(i Bruce :and his pa aver E;:lr;lcl leen discovered in t 111 .which they, were and; to tl se,: 1/,laced (metiers -whit discovered in h continued on h ter footstep. r1 fate' hedges, 1 net, Janet lL ' nal, _, • i+unit desert my ores your son ; he :11. very• well. hear ,evj'r i{ deur to Jai net is def. >te1. Let`;the. twa- come e ! together and tiollr's)i1 shill no want 11 ! fer si1lar to f•eenish his l *:artlin' wi'. ), l.` rae ;this Elly a' that's Blithe o' •:- worldlygear is for Jaiwt Bruce's is ,tee.-. • Now -,J do .uot wish furs. Morton to Ile 1) aide e(1 here»a„ ir•v when 1 Saty flea ''John's at;glttilents h.t(1 .5 I(: it' 11t:t1,,• I'll l� e C. a.ers;it e 1.a ge S the ga lr•OW1_ tiShan'l and wife ,had 1ierislre 1 ot11('r's-;i1'ills;—" iI1 de -it ,not divided.' Tim -ed daughter had elykesa and W'; lad remain tiad 1 John sea rung stt d n•t. ' 're that } the hopes s e s ( t)f. the LG 1 testectnec an a This iulut'v• 'nail, \V11() vat; ' Anel the %wife as `i• gall -cis fellow -crag ' smile. la.,e-wa.0 l i les. I mother -f a nut um,pf1g the ' Se edI erh • thou( 1 she was a e ' ` 'gut, as \v( have I•ine- Vonlan, was of ince \^ a5 'not to ' t)(1 e sympathetic nature oath,• -11.1'iddleto 1 f(lt 11 ice, however., she vhat Zany an insuc niece in her affliction, at )(gore ilin h•a' felt velcollied the poor girl .l I 1 ;. r � i o the „ 'house, ,l t tl � t your � .� ye caun;i come to 1l1 , , o .. auntie will t,' .k' you in." - . ire thei•efer# f,tv=or The poor'girl ;t11SV eyed. onl - with\tidd.Ieton, ,,w1 otoji tear Tt zinc( t2v atiiine Oh, my dest(1(1), 1'e ' e( atlfre father, =vlly \rats God iar so cruelits to comfortably 0 orate tak' E: worldly :meat : ' All t:'ell sl eno nu, Janet,"said . _Middleton, 1 soothingly, A God's ways are not as of Ahern )le'c1;S4 gots. He 1(tcls us'by paths we hart seen, :alias<° 3 not I:nosl n." moved', arid/ Then, aft', a pause he spoke this niort$t{g,_ again : "Jatnei,t, listen to me fol t cessful w'c der" wee, and try ifye can to think only that no tilion n o'' -what I aain gaun to s' y. 1 dinnat not 11111P tit need to tell yolk that 1 loe you—oh, jeer is sr(#lit-. turn no twat f`ttaae ane you ala(: .a'lovcl. Jailg keened that,, I wadgie mvsel i 1 have said bitter as he diem hoe me—I ettidna expeck_y=e think. that for ;5 • 1) 1 th( y poor gone o 110W (.;o illt0l'n2e(1) \' ell 1 er ;tune lady's ho5 re ts-Se nccordinv dar ted his. foot):Gc'l.s. •,;a sister of :Airs. Bruce, 011e of llicl+ll(.ton'ti She was the roes family, at .d cent, hard -woe' c - id -tongued ;il (1 T( give � elt fur het. viten sl e r voice stoth ad 11 off 1'v1)1• 11ic11 does I`,s untied with words 4f rife tt ,,A tleness. t. to e lin found Janet seated, b he'• deSirc� suee 51.1cc�l hat John's hea retied he m 1 ob ess to `r fire. ,was hut I she bt iet ; Her dr ver's hea m o t mn is knowing he by i0 The a aunt sex begin in a hat ;laid to see v takin' on owr hale for the will 0' t} no Ii i quest hear lloine\val 1. )trent the qt She looked till on his entrai len she recognised the visit ied her face again in her l; eyed anguish.rllacle the bleed. afresh. Fo e stoacl inotio v to open a ed the tar to do so yet, but in y<l;e ye would had be. :onte , in atter `atheist, and had given up all; t)elief i . any good. 1. Atter l'e hal reticl)etl hornet' he- kinillecl a fire. 'and sat bloody and . till— n using o wreck of his Ti pts. 9.n hoilr\or two change had ome to finally did c ie i sinll)lest of;nxet s. An old \ happened to p use it front. window anal' call 0 a neic 4'\Ve'll he wtslling . eche New the morn. a it' `. s�i' the puir creatures u side." an' \-e hent nie tett .- Oh, Janet,' coe.ane: ' be my zvi ";( = IFni ' The maiden 11'acl s.t c \\,n .feel Mich her face in Fier Iiauds, tat '•ret the poor weaver's appeal., slue looked up and cried =f- li, John stgp ! 1 can ua I" be your wife . Say na sae, Janet," 1•4ecl -Middle- ton. Remember your; father and 111ither, they liket rue -your, faither left ye to .me. I'm ,rib sae bad a man—Pm I'm weel aff, farm oh, I lee ye Ole John, be kind;; diene, urge ole," etied Janet -; "tit canna be !" ": CGie the some l((ope, say you'll try to like me; I'ett no sae old as ye uav think." T - he young weinan did not hear the last remark.' She had risen and rushed to where the last of the iescued were being brought Leland. John followed her, sad at heal t, thiel saw her come up _to a small group, the central figure of which arae a fair-haired young elan. .H e ewes plopped in his mother's arms, and though Ile: smiled Middleton noticed that some mishap had befallen hime Janet put'. her iu'ixls 3.1)0 the youth„ heedless of the looks of the by- standers, rr'gardless evenen of the mother, and cried " (}h, Jamie, 1 Irak} forgotten you ; but thy faither and mither were drowned, and, l noyou are . hurt. Oh, God i. cruel." 1 the no lit the onaan )f his Tibor : 'ear's ai> i' new y( all• to 111( by the vatter- asset, nl d llhe Was b `r Deecl is't lr' caber back the tn- swver." l "Puir Di unit Et ce an' Ili.. wife : There's alae' to .ir r ew Yea s • for', them—thety'il be a anuckle 1 is ed couple in cot:• kirk." 3 (` So they Will, all jmair by Hiatt. I'm tatilcl. there�S fifty Z "aen doon the water. ' . b ., ',mow... I t1 -13i X11 o, said ;voice ' n uilbe o ; "they do 'say 1 that th; i !1/1 ie Morton will Rio cripp',e or 111' as his fatheir. has lo sae''. by tine fluid, ;he'll no re able: Ja life, to coon all' hien s c(' Ye ria my heart 1)1 that lassie, J: _tang 1 ee11 fond to Ios�, her 1 token ounds • east h ord." of the a 1 whether he = her .words. He and took her .han the while,"Janet, wil a' that I -said to ye this m I was mail 2" Janet'slonly reply was a sob. Janet," said the weaver- again ( where is Jamie ?" " They winna let me see shim ; her took . hila to his uncle's o to see him." The 1)00 with a cry, " Oh, m y :p !" the' saw -like yoi e itself heard I kennaa wb• , so little r," _w _e• • . 1 e e a- afev ess, n ersatio por unity ng ton ,. " I' John.. She's ju • ! Tell her, as : r, that it's a' the Iiddleton took t—indeed, I much as tinned to- whispe- for• in'? t 1-. 0 11 f e 11 I'm elide faith( Her aunt ma " I'm SLll' wi' her—I " Janet, d ton, " your fr, • inc were, Tel lx Ills .5�ucli(, pull;<faillot\-- ° "Don r „,. , gut j0 at lai1(lie„.'too.” 'x,11 seri, lade fa de for ilal. An. '',t ✓ ruce, wha. bin r. I'llir- land Jamie, wile each .had one of his • alae 1i r lo' leg, broken by a falling raf r, and l ° A That had suffered hours of e'.crr ci.atting 1 wond•.r 2' pain, pressed Janet's hand, and said ' two. "Hush, my darling, canna speck calm :after that way ; ,all collies for the .. hest." "Theis canna be'for tl,e best; but," Irc'1(� she saddelll.r`�. ceased sobbing, `' Ent forgetting aiga111i vont` pain. Why is it the ttrave and the . gude lit. ny faitller an' yen stiffer, while. -useless folk like me cline aft' scratch- ' s. % less ?" n ! vi You useless, Jariet'1 But we'll i las. find that oot some dity waren we ; " ureet your father;" andJalnie, who But evidently chid not rnuc-i fear` public days. olinden, drew the Young woman's ; them c face towards him and kissed it.. l dvkeL." Middleton's feelings. while this - As was going forward may be intagin- •a .icy c'(l. The d€ oil ,ag riti rose within ton's hire, and he turn d it'Way muttering, last c " i�U that is Jam"'', is it ?—a braw mote lain l a:larlieter for iife :--" her the i1 lie witnessed the kiss he uttered leads seine words uncommonly like oaths • for t and strode of}' _ towards Tliripple- 1 to tl t-kes. _ _ s he walked Homewards his tlt')tl`,llts were of a tare turmoil. _ OG even where on the house -top lets first woke to the consciousness • that Janet Bruce had given her heart to another had he felt so bit- t(M' at heart. Tliat successful lover t must be either more or less than a ' a m man who can smile honestly on his John fortunate rival -and John Middle- from ti ton was only a man. For the time which a alt' hefted with his \vIioie heau•t the i .11` flit ir;iir'ecl youth who had gained lassie," he the affections of David Bruce's i from hi d a.u,hter, and it really seethed to ' he adder him that he could Have rejoiced had Then he the waters taken Janie for prey.: remove( This Janlie—his name :eves Janes.( out- and 11orton—was the only son of a l the directio cotter who possessed the ambition night's ( so common. among his- class in Scot- The I land to see his son "wag his head 1 comfort in a poopit." James had been: to ! etancesl college, had. obtained a bursary— : take small, to be sure, but even an an- 1 cum xlual fifteen pounds go a long way I M' with one who is not above break- 0 r A faseie wi' no but be in a salir ph to do heysel. Salt' \17k nd ye :may wee' say that 1 fecht.. Let's Iltoup that e -will he k to the mitl 111 that ice a di la 'say ns liOr it. let me yOur man 501 0 77 e may weel Iv; e to the pt mind of 1. the the there el I of are so of 'all 'toss' ssov los his Nee% , long sac sh it, Mate. tre dead there's e voice, J elm: IV David 1 tying ..leitc. cis 11'-er tit 4 Love camen va frou the .21.rt111,17 'life tepl aced -the b ok on its (i,rine• rapidly bitte sta to the 1, sea lookl took hi hie fir doWn an dlet erhea fe the of tl 1st ter. u an hea rein ver tri. r. rather, vlio of as b bless -ently up scene c r a id He - Fie that v het ream is , our faither's dtlier's part. I'm 1 am growing mil( siller ; let me help dear of the ce more. o be done snered hest Yards to ten " Thank you, Jan ; "to hear ye ontinued way ner Bit let t -fill bac to(';;ltt with la.er,: esp( ci;ally the iii hitt-;taly on('.r C()tlsi(t('1• the ('11'- ( ilEtl5tatiees, and 'flame 11F'r• who (':111, 2.t tit e ,elttS, whee•CMid(liet(►i1 had • pled ' atj1 herr 8l:cert while loll= et all(, t he air ,' old lard v: eonePI)ted t,) Sailer Amine mine 1K1rinediateIy to ear James's. t)edside. -: fir' e it r rl'i� (•Eln;'Illti)U11/ of til v story may be I iii) leo' nix f11 a few sentences. \\rl1 (.L Jiu,lc:•<i 11Lot•ton roe fi'9111 11 if; iced he found that the doctor', pro- phecy bench beth but too well found - ('(1. Cllr; fl od 'which 11:1(1 slain 1.) yid ilei rete and;, her sponse had 11)akle Mile a cripple. Bit Janice also fouii(1 that tlt : disaster had sent hint a nt,lilc,•lreatrti'(l fritftid in the person of John 4liddletan. "Fre t the hiuj was on the tre(," :1.:1 the urgent .solieitetioli of Jub11, \v1I0 deemed it 1,est for all parties, Janet, was wedded to her l o1 er,; who to she .accou)pani(d to Edi-tl1)ur;h to tend even in his college day=s; Middle- ton freely parted with his money to firing' 11is young ;friends comfort, and on. ti tit day when1 the Rev. Janes Morton was inducted to the z. charge which; elle now so efficiently fills I thiul, there was never a hap- 1 1 pier man in ` Scotland than our weaver. Sometimes now when the I family in the itianse of S ). ernawhere n � It 1 James -11 er_toll's parish --are 1 gathered roiiiid the fire, the bairns 1 will clamoroetsly call on hire whom J070iron's ,self -Raking ,Single they name c" Grandpa llidclleton" Reaper, 1 to relate to .heti) the story of the hick -took first and second prizes atPro- flood. Joh ` always accedes to the 4i `al Fe hibition, ,.le70.• This reaper is I request, and always , concludlls lli, `ilekno \•ledged to be superior to any other a 1by say* (e'' �..t ' Cl pattern ow 111 use, as it cuts perfectly, tale - a', 1 � 'Twas rs a \ a eft, eta tikes up otigecl or tangled grain better to the eat." 1 y {1at11 any t hitt rale or reel nZaclline,` and the immediate find enV iabfe reputati()n 'Will eh it gal nted by its %vonile.rfrll cures of coughs, colas, whooping -cough, sore , throat, illtlue'liza, %consumption, and a:l } bronchial col~llalaii►its, is to:, -this day fully - su;.taiiled. + A ;r1" t many people-haveask-edus of of {;tte,P`1•t')VV lt) on. keep your Horse ]()(,king so sleek and glossy ?" We tell rtein 1i .'. tile easier—thing in the world rive oherida)1's ea,y;tlr ` Condition, l'i t'(lers t\\•() or three "143 a week. A gentleman in ,,the ea derll part of the :titattes, \\•ht) was at,t,nn liavirig his .-lir nnl)utate+l on aicoun' ' f its being Bent ;it right alleles ands ff. at the &nee, hear1 or ,c)hnsoti's` A ,;ly ne Liniment. After il:.j1ra it a anrt tittle his Jeg b,. - 4'.'a11:(' straight, aid is *low ELS serviceable as the other, ' 0 .Thear,)r;�'' the elat'alr(•.+,,F Lock St.ite11 fic'cwit l tehin4 alt ninny. marktit. Tliti attachi>e,t3l)- 1:11:tll('r =; are o(1, t work ,lireiTheed 4' \ccllent. ltsz CHEERING PROSPECTS - You AN _A B DAN T HARVEST The present favorable :spring weather warrants both farmer and. mechanic in Leaking timely preparations for the corn- ! IIg harvest. 1-110-MSON & WILLIMVIS While thanking their patrons for the lila era'. encouragement accordedthele in the Past, wonl(1 cordially invite the atten- of Farmers to their choice assortment of Harvesting Machines for 1871. Our Ohio Combined 7faEJeine, 1 with Johnson's Improved Self -J :alk, has given complete satisfaction for the past �(JW() years, and. is now offered to the ililrlic with the strongest guarantee for durability and perfect work. something. Noo, be as qu can. end I'll go and get aid Mid- ne that is et as you ye some news o' Jande." Our hero left -the house wsthent further word, except that he remark - Now, I'M not going to John Middleton departe iniseion with a light -bei have previonsly had- o show, John: was but hu many days had to pass bitterness against youncr gene out of hie heart. had reserved on a eettai action, and at every pd, 11 meant to .carry it ioto. He found the Mortoi prostrate. Their house worst of all the houses back by - say that 1 on his casion 3t11.3, and. '0 all the erten had ut John course of ()nal aost s utterly had fared Odell the Ind , fit -7,0d had. attacked. It Mks a cow- , ono the, son had. been serious y -hurt, fact the dodtor td d el 1 Cr 17 I would be lame during the vest of hie feVer. When 'John enteled feund Mrs. .1)1orton sitting by her n's bedside the picture of woe. . thee was perceptable tench of ernness in hiS voice, "1 bee just et 13111CP, an' unless I be the coneequences,- est 5 frae Ana what wi the 1 130 ceives rcum- shall 11. b I (loot she'll dee. Yes, yes, I ken what you. wad say, she ehould ha attending to the affaers a' ,her iS no like itlier folk, and the only hope for „her lies in her getting "I want nobody to come to my son,"- said the motlier. "Listen to me, sit. Motton. I loved Janet Bruce with al -my heart, • but she loveseno me. Her faithere: entrusted her tb me with his dying ; , The Cieraga C.Uttof Jr., 2foz4er• 't'hich has gained -for itself a \cora -wide elrlttitinll is again oiLre(1 as th most urahle, handy and best working Mower sown, being constructed in the body of he machine entirely of iron and steel, nd with it we defy competition. 'VVe lso offer the- 49.. SO' iltS equally well from either side of • the '''.7-..... * -. f eld when wind is strong from any di- : Tb.eilore) Disease in God.erich. 1 ectiou, can be raised. or lowered when in 1 1.1 .14. 01 . otion and is very durable. 1 i-;111: As I have been a chose observer 1 We invite inspection of our machines I of that most fatal disease amongst Mr. and mode 9f manufacturing by pm, 1 Polley's hors I t• it is but right to ebasers befere giving orders elsewhere,. ' let the people ittle about:it, as We guarantee satis - ction in every ma- t has been the tt tercat deal of e vith f so man e horses TERMS EASY. every pert,: e *se,sielt thinks The agriculturalists of Perth and ad - e 41.1)(1;e0,1ei';',cieahse. ,i, ining &ninties will not (we believe) be 1 it nmat be I that has eat o blind to their own interests as to I 1 saw several so afflicted on , brother *rive their ordei-s to shops more than 00 miles east when there are iirst-elass works in t r midst, buildinu largely and of that I Is- : tarie Vet. i Can and see us,- -send in your ,orders tip fever, *al ea vmpt t n that day, all Veterinary ,su the best m equal to any of the eo sio al of Idisea Aired in by s ad Esti( ss ;tiau wish thige, ry discharge he muscles ilt)f n the fir4t co S been suffer or three day ns set in, and t neney, and ill it isiMpere t. and sh or in from : it wa tto(,)iithia)yt -ee mail, or deal with on% agents, as In yvery CaSe -you will get!' a •perfect Ma- i of the e are as hine, antl on the same terms as your , .. une-hbor. Onr principles of business tv 11111 prices being estalilished !mid uni- ,,innsItliii.1:iciut(11)sfi 1 dui tir111:11')Itnt:'-alliliSt;lextii 11(1 down th t unable uler but ar there is Ao ob i. The , secretions surface temperat.ur is great loss of strew t le disert;se for lent: .A fter atiigintefgiii,occitels; down colielty,.p. le pulse -weaker al d.wea The breat , is ess of satisf fatal hors • etory, aln Sure to prove t as the cool weat 7 is setting in, 0 be hoped. it will disappear;r Peo- ho have stablW with a. number of s in, cannot.be too careful in keep- ing them well ventilated. atia ekan, and to use disafeetents,- for a great deal ean be done. to prevent the disease from spreading Alt other kinds of implen tints eon- nd all kinds of MILL N *ORK done Address TH.OMSON SI WILLIAMS, 180 -eh Ontario,. .1Aumbel'_ Yard, • Beg to inform_ the public that they have near Shearson's Mill, on the -ground for- merly used as 7a Lumber Yard, by Mr. Thomas Lee. They will keep constantly on hand a good assortment If ALL KINPS LUMBER, dressfd 11 and .nndressed. Also, All of which they are prepared to sell at the lowest possible prices, for Garth. ICES. certain our priees before purche.sing els( - advantage to intetit our stock, and as - Builders and. otlier4, will find it to their ' where, as we al -An a position ti) offer good. inducements to cash purcha.sers. lishment, carefully examin+1 your pre- Seaforth, Dec. 29, 1870. seriptime and the methodtef preparing give it a fair trial in mykractice. For the last twelve. months have done so, and I'd that in lucipieht tt!onsuiliption, arid other- diseases' (if the throat and lune's, it has done woCiders, In restor- . ing persons stifferitv from the effects of liptheria. and tiny' cough following .ty- is the best relfietlial a(rent, Tili.ve ever -.14med. But fmipersons suffering from ex- haustion of the powers of the brain and -nervous sysTem, .from long continued - study or teaphing, er in those eases of exhaustm Hon). which so many young seder*, Jan, 22, 1871, ]64-tf Melt P'know of no wetter ,metle. eine for restming the health than your Compri.] id Syrhp. If you think tliis letter (4 any service ; yen are tt libertY to use it 't.s you see THE ens( rsign(.1 having 1. 1 -11 {lri-thwand Flouring inewle.:(.1 the Mit eldutry, nod put the WI in a thorough kitte repair, are ttow prepared to do IIAT splendid, Hotel Stand on the good business. To an enterprising man, with some capital, it offers excellent- in - ducements. being on one of the leadint streets and. close to the Salt Wells. Also, two comfortable COTTAGES, on Elgin Street. i;oderich, rented at $200 a year, and several Town Lots, Terms— moderate. Apply to At the Market. A common cough or cold should never be triflei "with, often when. negleeted it is conve.ffted into a terious and generally fatal pa monary disease. The more pm._ dent, aware of this, promptly use.Bryan's sustained its reputation for over twenty years—they are always efficacious and , eeert a Most beneficial influence on all Bronchial and, pulmonary organs. Sold by all druggitits and country dealers. ROXBORO MILLS CMAVED HANDS. CRESTING CHOPPING AND All other kinds of general Custom Work ou the shortest notice. They -would also &sire to Ptate to farmers au( others. thut ns the -work will he done under their " A Wonder of 3.‘Iedical 8' cience," may own supervlsom, they have no hesitation In gime. Price' 25 cts. pem box. well be tipplied-t0 1)r. Wistar's Balsam teeing entire satisfaction. of Wild. Cherry. It is nearly half a century since this remarkable remedy was introduced to the public, and yet • A trial is res-pectfully solicited. B. SHANTZ & BROTHER. 1-3 SEP 171 9282119 N Poe mold I tn 41.11 • foomi • 171 0 cia) rei cn CUM 0 BE SURE AND G TO - THOMAS E'S, FOR NO.1 S EDS, Of all 1.indA. varieties of Tin. ipSeeds CARTER'S IMPERIAL, the )est we( TurulP h)- IMPI1OVED 1)0. SITAIZIrs PURPLE TO > DO. CHAMP10 3)0. WHITE GLOBE AN 1. The Cheajkst k Best got at 14 e in Town, For SITRARSONST 3: FLOUR, go to Ali kinds of Produce Taken in Exchainge for G..01Lds, at THE HIGHESTtkil PRICES: SHEARSO ,i; CO.'81 OLD STAND HMI S LEE. l>. Si—Cedar fi Sale, cheap. EGGS ! 141.4GGS MHE Subscriber begs to intimate that .1 he is still prepared to purcka-se Eggs Store at the Market and to pay*thc HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH ! for all fresh Eggs that may offer. To Merchants Town and f 'ountry with whom he has done Business in the past three years, he rilturns his best thanks, and hopes for a eontinnaneal of Business relations. Seaforth, March 3, 187 1., 68-tf EGG „ EMPORI UAL The. subscriber in his old st. id prepared to .pay The Highest Cash Price Delivered at the Egg Emporium. To oil parties (inerchants and others} with NA-lioni he hns dcme business during the past four years, he returns hearty thanks, ,and trusts by strict attention to .1fiuutsunrie.ess o merit their patronage in the. DAVID D. WILciON. Seafortho March 1871. 171-tk. and oe trade - Al 41st returned inn etec1C8 ;'1.11* flet airy go(ela It is 1.91'1'1M:tie SitaSf /a! ina.409,11 the oael 1:21.1 The; list. hes, to our have fi fare of tories will ele • ntivai eleso ;tilt' bas .6364)11 in< it i last s ener :1, Tr fitilize aVerng 16 Fount relhee ng Thvre to j die 1111(1111 Will be On W40 81-1-t iiever me profit harrassin Cron' slow 4intige.i.• from trAile ;iv liniitPd to t) ht, no be 414mp. trallers took Lbeor eft I ee- ir fall of m 7-(1-(1;ei r ih•ess whit. itifirP:Ii>tZt:t311.1111)1e. tati for inerrineet overcome all plaC0 in the ;)117th was originaliv 04 many other lees amueing. heoneyi is vie • iat trodtaed shitine Ian