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Seaforth, near Shearson's
Oa -mealy used as a Lmsaber
'Lee.
*ably OR hand a good aaaorte
: OF LUMBER, dressed and
LET AND strEaGra:s,all of
a/ to sell at the Isswest possi-
. •
will And it to their advant-
oelt, and aacertain our prices
ghost, as we are in a position
'rite to cash purchasers.
,CARRT1 ec; MACDONALD.
woridae-Goed News
>r AU,
R MAWS ,
,711-4ziowls-Er. •
;DESTRO-YE
'far snperior to anything aset -
Rata, Mice, Insecta on Pont -
bathes, Black Beetlea, Fleas
inects on Plants, Moths in
8hesp or Goats, also on Cat-
bi PACKETS,
; or, ,six packets for $1 25.
ted free from all bad amell
'direate. It may be spread
-. as it is quite hanaless to
,
will not eat
each packet.
Lane, Houndsditch, City
- has gained for Professor
edal at the Intercolanial
Australia, f Lax, aesiaea
W. ROBERTSON & CO.
IVINGSTONE.
240-12
d Liner Oit
elution, of Iodide of Iron
Coa Liver Oil. It may be
e the simple Oil is ordered,
oaf superior to it. This
ficial in Pulmonary Con-
oraplaiuts, Chronic Skin
onac disorders arising from
,imilation, or nutrition. It
• Chronie Rheumatism and
;of AtaNPOPrit)ApilitC1*.r
Preparation, containing the
'Limes Soda, Potash and
phospitorous" Acid. This
etty for General Debility,
s Diseenes and Scrofulous
uaefol iu diSeaseis of
infautsi and Ingipient
ris are of httuadant medical
n no secret ingredients,
pgisaieians without hesita-
JOHN 'WILLIAMS,
London, Ontario-,
rlatea. Seaforth; .it. Grant,
dl, Wronster, and Druggists
235
SALE.
;eke:Lain; to the Estate of
F SEAFURTHI
4tirtery is for Kale. It con -
1•37, en Main street. The
and the znachinera in good
Ser can ruake a beginning- at
,ittettal in one of the most
ilOrttarie, there is seldom a
rand to an enterprising me -
45„ such a favorable chalice
a suitable partfor partiea
roffered.
ADAM HOPE,
Aasignee.
;08-4
AUGUST 9, 1872. -
GAIETIES.
A Connecticut sheriff' says: If
any man doubts the doctrine ,of hu-
man depravit:P, I only ask that he
be sheriff of this county for one
year." -
—For Men Of Mettle.—An 11 cn
n it silvery voice, plenty of brass,
and a, little din, are sure to meet
with golden opinions.
-- Cure for a Blind Man.—Get
married, that &ill be sure to open
your eyes.
— An Odd Sort of Ship.—Court-
ship, whichhas too mates and no
captain. . -
— What relation is a leaf of bread
to a steam-engine A steam-engine
Pa an invention, and bread a necessi-
ty; therefore necessity is the mother
of invention.'
-- What species of bats fly with-
out wings Brickbats.
— Good intentions are like faint-
inn- ladies—all they want' is carrying
out.
— A honey -comb is _made up of
many cells—a honey -moon of one
sell a good big.one sometimes.
— Why is the tread -mill like a
true convertl Because its turning
is the result of conviction.
—Single and Married. --When_
you see two young persons seated in
the centre of a pew in churoh, you
may make up your mind -they are
engaged, or going to be ; but when
one is at the head and the other at
the foot of the pew, you can im-
mediately determine that they are
married,
—They have "Dolly Varden "
• chills in sGeorgia. The sufferer turns
all sorts of colors, and is terribly
humped up.
-- A comical instance of a man
playing upon his own name sprang
ont of absentmindedness. Sir Thom-
as Strange, calling at a friend'a
hOIxse, was desired to leave his name.
Why,' says he, tellathe truth, I
have forgotten it t' That'estrange,
Sir,' exclaimeci the servaat. • So it
is, my inn; you've hit it,' replied
the judge, as he walked away, leav-
ing the servant as ignorant as before.
Peter. 'Aleanin', scanire ! You
be up early. Squire. Gbod morn-
ing, Peter ; I'm obliged to be Up and
out early to get an appetite for mut
breakfast. But what brings yoni
out?' Peter. Well, I be tryin4
to get a brea_kfus for my appetite !"
-- A lad arrested for theft, when
taken befoie the magistrate and
asked what - his occupation was,
frankly answered, Stealing.' 'Your
candor =tstonishes me,' replied the
judge. I thought it would; re-
plied the lad,seeiner how many big
'tins there are in thbusiness and
ashamed to own it!'
— A little five year-old bov was
being instructed in morale tijr his
grandmother. The old lady told
him that all such terms as by golly,'
by jingo,' by thunder,' etc., were
only little oaths, and but little bet-
ter than other profanities. In fact,
she said, he could tell a ptofane oath
• by the prefix ,‘ by.' All such were
oaths. Well, then, grandmother,'
said - the little hopeful,. 'is by tele,
graph,' which I see in thene wspap•
ers, swearing No,' said the old
lady, that's only lying:*
• A 'Hint Worth Heeding.
went into Swa.ropscot's tool -
house yesterday to get out of the
rain. His grass is cut, and he will
have no further use for his mower.
The orthodox way of doing with a
mower on many farms is to unhitch
• from it where the last hay cutting is
done, • and leave it in the field.
Swampscot must be a heretic. • i
found his mower paeked .away in
oae corner of his tool house as snug-
ly as if it had been there- when the
tool -house was built, and hail never
cut any grass. I noticed it had been
thoroughly cleaned and the bearings
oiled, I rather liked the idea. I soa
S wain pscot said, Why, that's= 'the
way I make .mon:ey. I've used that
mower six summers, and its a better
mower to -day than 'Toe Peet's, that
he bought last year; his lay in the
field until NoV-Atilbeti and was then
put into an open shed, where the
sheep ran and the hens roosted; It
was a nice looking object this spring,
and I know he expended $15 Upon
it before he could make it run. Why,
Sir, he never took the sickle out of
it from the time be quit :using it un
til he wanted to use it again.; nor
41id he oil it:" I notioed the hes,
iriVatO f 8, harrows, pl OW8, etca
etc., were all snugly put away by
S waillpscot. 1 mention these little
things that you may know why he
lias the reputationof being a thrifty,
thorough, liberal farmer.—Moore's
-
•
• Rulaz-,, for Getting. Out of Bed.
Dr. :aall says Itis a great. and
mischievous mistake for persons, old
or youag—especially -childien and
feeble or sedentary persons — to
bourice out of bed the moment they
wake, ;up ; allsour instincts shrink:
from it, arid fiercely kick against it.
Fifteen or twenty minutes spent in
graduallY waking up, after the eyes
are opened, and in turning over and
stretching the limbs, doas much
good a3 sound sleep; because these
0 r ti t the blood in motion
by degrees, tendi
circUlation ; for,
blood tinds o st
beets feebly and,
the system by p.ji
stoat and sending
whelruiug quant.
causing it assu
the instant befor
is the grea test u
stantancOus poun
ass soon as the ey
followed by wea
ifoon.
g to equalize' the
during sleep, the
gnation, the heart
low; and to shock
ming up in an in
-
the blood in Over-
ies to the heart,
e a gallop, when
it was in a creep,
aurdity. This in-
ing out of the bed
s are open will be
inesa long before
vork
Mr. Greeley's Handwriting.
Postmaster4o
tells a good • ca
Horace Greeley.
one Norton, cashi
turned out a d
• United States -
down upon his
whom was Horac
Bible to the exten
Greeley was very
, obligation, and
fear ofdebt that 1
to give his cheek
to get it off- his
meeting of the i
and Mr. Greeley
cies, took up his
'read over the c
say I write an int
said Greeley,." bt
plainly enough w
of then things."
es, of New York,
paign story for
Some time ago
of the Poitoffice,
efaulter, and the
overnment mini()
ecurities; among
Greeley, -respon-
of about $30,000.
estless iunder -thi3
e is so much in
e actually wanted
for the Whole stim
mind. Finally a
dorsers was held,
ut onhis specta-
ond, and dolefully
nditiOns. ." They
malty bad hand,"
t they can read it
en is gets on one
'Horne, S
This populan
written in the pla
Maid of Milan,'
Payne, of Marti
eight lines'. Mr.
London, in 1831,
ing additional ,ver
them to an Amer
of an eminent ba
To us, in despite of
How sweet the re
still appears;
From allurements a
ter the eye,
The unsatisfied he
with a sigh:
om e, home,
There is
There is
eet Home."
ng, as origin ly
of " Clari,. or he
by John Howard
re, contained only
Payne, while in
wrote the follow -
es, and presented
can lady, the wife
ker :
he absence of ,rears.
embrince of home
road -which but Hat -
a turns, and says,
sweet, sweet home !
o place like home !-
o place like home!
Your exile is blest 't ith all fate can be-
stow,
But mine has been ci eckered with many
a woe !
Yet though differe t our fortune, our
. thoughts are th same,.
And both, as we th k of Colurcbia, ex-
claim : •
Home, home, sweet, sweet home !
There is o place like home !
• There is no place like home!
Catrs' Tail and Heels.
A correspondent tells The _Maine
Fa:ruler how he ,manages these some-
times unruly members: I bowed
wy kieking cow 1
-fixed a piece of
across the, stall,,
about six inches al
two inches forwar
She. soon found tb
.plank, was injur
shins, and after a
ed her bad habit'
another cow whic
switching of her
milked,' I placed
the• top of the sta
a board near the
ring though it,
through' the ring,
hung about two f
at the side of t
'leg: She cap pou ad the board with
her caudal appen age all she pleases
'without inconveninee to her milker.
The ring slides • the pole, and the
board can be shov d aside when not
needed.
Fastidioti Neatness.
has seen much of
n thrown among
p in a horse stall,
hard -wood plank
so that it rested
eve the floor, and
of her hind feet.
•sharp edge of the
d less than her
ew trials abandon -
f kicking. I bad
t kept a continual
tail while being
smallaole across
I bored a hole in
tad, placed a wire
slipped' • the pole
so that the board
;et. from the floor,
b cow's near hind
A traveller wh
the world, and he
all classes of peol.le, is apt to take
things easy, and grow careless in
dress and lial3;iis. But George
Whitefield, the fail ous field -preach-
er, who was in lis glory when ad-
dressing thousan la of coal-rniners
covered with soot was fastidious in
the minutest detals of dress and fur-
niture. Any thi ti g out of order in
his clothing, or o it of place in his
. .
room, gave ham tense annoyance.
He could not eat in comfort if the
table -cloth was s -read uneven; nor
sleep -in quiet if a article' of furni-
ture was out of p ace. .His writing
shared in the exttetue neatness, and
blots or erasures ade him nervous.
It seems curious bat a man knock-
ed aboat the worl 'so roughly as he,
and without a set led home, should
have retained th s fastidious 4at-
ncss till death.
TO Boil Ne « Potatoes.
These shOuld b; out of the ground
but a short tun before cooking._
Wash them well, alb off their.skins
with a coarse c1oti, and put in boil-
ing water. Wile' perfectly tender,
pour the water fi tit them, and let
them stand by- t le side of the fire,
with the lid of th saucepan partial-
ly remoVed. • W en the potatoes
are thoroughly dr, -put them in a
hot vegetable-dis with piece, of
butter ti esize of t walnut-; pile the'
potatees over this ind serve. if the
potatoes are too ld tp have their
skins rubbed.off b fore boiling, they
should be eooked i i their "jackets;'
drain, peel, and serve them as
above.
THE HURON EXPO8IT6R.
▪ 446
3.
LOUR!
FLOUR!
TTAVING purchased and thoroughly refitted the
'JL't mills forinerly oWned by the Messrs. SCOREE;
I am now prepared td, iurnish
FAIIILY FLOUR,
•
Second to NONE IN-SEAFORTH,
And that Will
I
Compare favorably with any in the Do-
minion, •
If you want A 1 IFJ.0131, go to theiollowing
mIDealRerssiT,AarndTAs ytk for BM:ARSRATireS—Remember
W. SCOTT ROBERT8OF,
• J. WHITESIIDE, -
SIMON` PONVELL,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S Mills.
Orders left with W. S. ROBERTSON will be
premptly attended to. i
Parties who wish to
Exchange EWheat for Flour,
Are certain to receive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition. •_ I
W. MARSHALL.
186-tf
HURRAH FOR 1872.
W. AULT,
• MAIN STEEET, SEAPORT,
RAS ON HAND,superior stock of FAMILY
• GROCERIES, [embracing Teas of the best
brands, Sugars, Raisins, etc. Also, Crockery and
Glassware, and every other article usually kept in
a first-class _Grocery Store.
PROVISIONS,
•
Such as Flour, Oat and Corn-meal,Potatoes, Pork,
etc., also, every deecription of
rlE1ED,
Such as Oats, Peas, Bran and Shorts,fill of which
wifll be sold cheaper than the cheapest.
FA.11.111 PROMICE.
Thelik,thest market price paid for all kinds of
Farm Produce.
Remember the place, Main street, East gide,
opposite Coventry's Boot and Shoe Store, Seaforth.
213 WM. AULT.
DO YOU WANT TO SEE
SOMETHING NICE?
THOMAS BELL,
' Main -street, Seaforth,
Can show you something worth looking at in the
FURNITURE
line. He has just received a large quantity of
NEW FURNITURE
01 every description, which, for
CHEAPNESS,
BEAUTY,
and. QUALITY,
• Is really worth going to see.
Warerooms— Opposite Robertson's Hardware
Store. 217
FOR
THE CHEAPEST
AND BES'fr
FlJRNITURE
GOTO
JOHN STAUFFER'S
AINLEY VILLE .
Sign of' the Two Bureaus.
JUNE 13, 1872.
To Cricketers and Base -Ball
Players.
- 237-52
CRICKET AHD BOE BALL
CRICKET BATS,
BALLS, •
GLOVES, -;
LEG GUARDS,
• WICKETS.
ALSO,
Base Balls and. Clubs
For Nen and Boys,
, AT
R. LUMSDEN'S
• DRUG STORE,
•-BEAFORTH.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK
—AT—
T. K EMPORTUNT.
TIN
CHILDREN'S MAIISELLX ROBES, INFANTS' SEWED ROBES,
WHITE TOILET Q;CTILTS, WHITE TOILET COVERS,
WJIT4 AND COLORRD 'SKIRTS,
1 -
Another Lot of Choice Striped Ottoman! Shawls.
eT1LT'S'11 1-1,MOMI-NT=ID
A LARGE STOCK OF
LADIES' COLORED KID :GLOVES,-
FROX 50 CENTS.
STRICTLY ONE PR10E.
THOS. KIDD,
SEAFORTH.
REAP PAIS & MOWERS.
E WOULD
to our
44,4-
•
CALL TUR: -ATTENTION of the Farmers of the Counties of Huron and. Perth
Johnson Self -Rake Reaper, and
Cayuga Jr. Mower,
For the Sea,qon of 1872. •
We have introduced a few into your Counties in years gone by, and would say we have- made some
Valuable hnprovements for the coming harveet. We received the
FIRST PRIZE ON THE JOHNSTON SELF -RAKE REAPER
At the Provincial Exhibition in the Fall of 1870.
The Johnston inehize was also Awarded the First PI ize at Kingston in.1871.
Also, the First Prize at the Great Reaper Trial at Paris i the Harvest of 1871.
THE CAYUGA JR. MOWER
Was awarded the First Prize at the Paris Trial. This Trial was hei under the auspices of the Pro-
vincial Agricultural Sooiety.
,
We can with. all confidence reco3nmend these two machines to the ublie ; knowing that they cannot
be surpaesed, if equalled, by any other two Machines made in Canada . t
It is a source of much satisfaction to us to know that many corap tirtg Manufacturers concede the
superiority of our =dunes, and are willing to give us the credit of a ing a better quality of material
fi
and turning out% superior class of work, as regards accuracy of fittit g, exactness Aof adjustutent and
high degree of finish than is practiced by themselves. And while we appreciate tRe honorable senti-
ments which thus actuate them in giving an honest expression to their 9onTictions, we cannot but re-
gret that there are others so lost to all sense of propriety as to forget the principles -which actuate hon-
est and upright men in their dealings and intercourse -with their fellows, and have, for the sake of
gaining popularity and notoriety, resorted to the dishonest practice of REPAINTING our machines,
covering the name and entering them at Fairs and Trials as their own manufacture, thus robbing us
of a reputatien which we have acquired by years of honest, honorable and patient toll, and which to
us is of more value than any money conaitleration.
It is needless for us to warn the farmers to beware of such parties, as their own good sense and
better judgment will teach them that there is no safety in dealing wit men who will descend to such
low trickery, in order to gain a selfish and mercenary end.
Repairs for machines will at all tunes be found at 'WM. ROBERT ON & CO.'S Hardware Store,
Seaforth. I
J.. C. WOODS, G neral Travelling Agent.
W. J. McCUTCITEON, ILocal Agent, Clinton.
Local Agent, Seaforth.
WM. GR1EV
PATTERSON & B110., Patterson, Ont.
MAY, 1872.
232-18*
THOMSON & WILLIAMS'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND ENGINE WORKS.
IT CIE3I4, ca\TrrAaR,I0..
JOHNSTON'S SELF -RAKING SI TGLE REAPER.
WE E recommend the above celebrated. self -raking Reaper and the CAI GA CatiLF, an.'MOWER, as
the best harvesting machines now manufactured. We gunntntee these two single machines,
costing but $900, to outwear any two combined machines, costing $300, and with less than ono quarter
the cost in repairs. We ale° guarantee each =chine to do its work better, faster, and with Much
lighter draught, than any combined machine. These two machines Lave -not only a perfect lifting ap-
paratus for the table and liar, but have also the only perfect tilting beide and bar. We offer any trial
the purchaser may desiredef either or both these maehine4. We aloe build the
QEIIO COMIBIl•TPOD
WITH JOHNSTON'S SELF-RA10E.
r
Which we guarantee equal to the best combined machines made in Canada, and we offer a trial to •in -
MACHINES,
tendingpurehasers. We also build ,
TWO -HORSE WOOD -SAWING
. And all- kinds . of •
ACRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, A
Address
235
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WW.
IN
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
IOULDiNG
R. Ross, or the firm cf 11`right & Ross, of Andean
vine, in the Countof Hawn; to hand the ame ta
NOTICE is `hereby given to nil parties having i &
claims against the estate of the late George
TRls undersigned has on hand a splendid lot of
the undersigned Executors, or to Geo, II. Wright. I
y s
on or before the ist ay of July next, as, after that I ROSWOOD AND GILT
date, the effaire of the estate will be closed up and
ND MACHINERY
VOR MILLS AND FACTORIES:
STEAM ENGTNES A SPECIALITY.
THOMSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ontario.
PAPER.
no further claims paid.
Alan all partiea inaebted to the above estates,
either by note or book account, are requested to ;
call and settle the sante forthwith. Payment of ,
n(4ea Or accounts retry be made to George 11.,
Wright or to the un at:nate:ea executors.
ANIS. 1;11CKIE, )
_WM. GRAHAM, r Executois.
aCIIN FEP,GUSON, )
Ainleyville, April 24, 1672. 1
Lots 104 and 105, Ainley's Survey, in the village
of Ainleysille, estate of the late George. 11. Ross, ;
for sale. Terms, cash: • 229
MONEY 70 LOAN.
THE subscriber has MONEY to loan to any
amount on good farm property. Interest, SIX
per cent. per annum, wben the interest and prin-
ciple are paid Yetuay, and 8 per ..cent. per annum
when the interest only is paid.
• A G. McDOUGALL,
227-52 At cheap cash Store, sign of the Bear.
• MONEY TO LEND. --
undersignetl lists $3,000 and upward, private
• funds, to loan at 8 per cent. per annum, on
Perm property. Charges moderate. Marriage
Licences issued. Apply to
227-524- • W. 0. WILSON, Zurich.
;
MO U
AlsoFine Lot of Straw
WRAPPING PAPER,
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Now is the time to buy as it is on the rise.
C. ARMSTRONG.
221.
Main Street, Sdaforth.
ROOMS TO LET.
TO LET, in Scott's Block, two commodious
Rooms on the second fiat. Apply to
195 McCAUGH i4Y & BOLMSTED.
COOPERS WANTED. -
ANTED I MM E ATELY, Eleven good
Coopers, tolwork at Salt Barrels.
Apply to JOHN G. AMENT.
Seaforth, May 22,1872. 283
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and for the cure of the above disorders STO now,
undoubtedly, the most popular in the Maannaa
l'innica. Price 25 cents.
• Victoria Carbolic Disinfectant.
This DISINFECTANT is a sure preventive of Typhtta
and Typhoid Fevers, Cholera, Smallpox, and all in-
fectious diseases. It will prevent Contagion in
Cattle. It is also invaluable for Disinfecting Wa-
ter Cloaets, Drains, Cesepools, Stables, Slaughter-
houss, &o., and. for 'destroying nauseous effluvia
fromrwhatever cause arising. it will drive away
Mostinitoes, Moths, Flies, Coekroaches, lac. Meat,
Fish, asc., can be preserved from putrefaction by its
use. Carbolic Acid was selected by Her Majesty's
Royal Commissioners, in preference to all other
precincts, as the beat Disinfectant for the preven-
tion of infectious diseases. Priee 25 cents.
Victoria. Sharpening and Polishing Paste
• This PREPARATION is unequallea in its rapidity
for Sharpening and Polishing Cutlery. Table and
PocketKnives,Razors, Surgical Instruments, Shoe-
makers' Knives, Plane Bits and Chisels, &e. Noth-
ing has ever been discovered whieh has sprung
into popularity more quickly, or become of so
much value in every household and workshop for
general nsefulness. lades 25 cents: 280
CAUTION
To the Public of the British Provinces of North
• America, •
BEG most respectfully to acquaint the Dahlia
• of the larititi North American Provinces that
in May, 1871, I caused the business at 80 Maiden -
Lane, New York, for the sale of Holloway's Pills
and Ointment, which were 'up to that time pro- I
pared by William Brown now deceased, to be
closed. I regret to say tliat I hare reason to
know that the management of the late buainess
land for sorne years, in many ways, been most ow -
rapt, and it spay be that the Pills and Ointment
were not prepared with the care I hays always de-
sired. Those who do not 'Wish to be deeeived by
buying spuriousmedicines, 'which are now likely to
emanate from the States or elsewhere, to POSSCSB
themselves of the genuine Holloway's Pills and
• Ointment, manufactured by nte in London, Eng-
land, will do well to see that each pot and la
bears the British Government stamp, on which is `
engraaed the words,'" Holloway's Pills and Oint-
ment, and. that the addr,ns on the label is 58.3,
• Oxford -street, London, whore only they are mann-
faetuaed, and in no otheepart of the 'world. The
retail pnces are on the labels in 13ritisla -cutrenaYs
and not in dollars and cents. No repreeentative
of mine will ever travel through any part of the
British ProYinces or the TJnited States'either to
Bell or to take orders for my Pills and Ointment,
and as I have reason to believe that attempts will
probably be made to deceive the public in this way
by persons calling upon medicine vendors, falsely
representing that they are acting for inc and with
my knowledge and consent, 1 deem it advisable to
put the public on their guard against may such ae-
ceptiona. I most earnestly entreat all thee° who
May read this advertisement that they be pleased,
in the public interest, to communicate the purport
of the same to their friends that they inay not be
defrauded of their motley by purchasing, perhaps,
worthless imitations of the genuine Rollaway's
Pills and Ointment. I would ask, Ali a great favor,
that, should it come to the knowledge of any per-
son that amnions medicines are being suede or sold
in my name, he be pleased Wsend me all the par-
ticulars he can collect respecting the sarae, that is
to Fay, the name and taldreen of the vendor who is
selling the spurious medicines, and likewise the
name and address of the House in the United
States or elacwhere,whieh may have supplied them
so as to enable me, for the protection of the pab-
iic, to institute proceedings against such evil-
doent, and I engage to remunerate very handsome -
purci88. 61, 22s. and 34s. per dozen boxes of Pills
tsell them to bean his money returned.
Pe to examine it anasena a reply, stating whethet
the medicines are oenuine or not, so that, if spu-
rious,
can be supplied at the lowest wholesale
rious may apply to the pereon from WhOM he.
instrnetion whieh are affixed to theeame. I prom
winch remittance must be sent in as -Iva -nee.
ae any Ipeharsvoents.lievlhyohitonhuoiagTair'.enatntiott)vbxirecni;; e such information
hag been deceived by bnying spa:lions imitations
o. letter, to the address at foot (which. he eon. aa at
Kites, in quantities of not less than n20 worth -e -
the informant's name never being divulged:
Should any person have reason to believe that he
of these medicines, he will do Welito send me, in
a cost of six cents in rootage), one of the books of
or pots of Ointment, net. -without disaennt, for
Chemists anti Dniggists who desire to obtain the
Par ..111'1')LL01 VAY,
553, Oxford street, (late 244 Strand,) London, W.C.,
Oct. 1, 1871. 249-26
CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE PAIR will be held hereafter at -
LOYD'S HOTEL, ORTIL
(Opposite the Station,)`
On the First Monday in each 3110litbi
BEOLKNING ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, ISM
Large numbers of buyers will be in attendance,
and parties lutving stoek may rely on the best mats
]tet psiees.
In connection with Loyd's Hotel (Houghtort's
are large and commodious stables and yards. 198