The Huron Expositor, 1872-08-30, Page 4ALL,
FACTORY
having bought out the above
eel -ill of the /ate Cure, is nay
orders in hie fine of Iiasiuess. .
rs and Mouldings.
AND
ORDER
u sI 6 tont notice
PL
atten eat&.
X+ ALWAYS Y ON HAND AND
ariptir supplied.
Y X MES BENNETT.
282.47
NTNG MILL,
to FACTORY
ig s leave to thank his numerous
Le liberal patrona{;e extended to
due business u Senforth, and
'favored with ca continaienee
build would do well to give
coutione to keep on hared; a;
of
INE. LUQ BEz ,
ND-,�fOULDIXQS
'% LATE,. ETC.: '
of giving satisfaction to prose
with their patronage, es none,
en are employed.
ntitan pair; to Custom Planing,.
B. BROADFOOT
OMB
YELIY WORKS.
MARTIN
thanks to his customers and
generous patronage since as-
above Works, and begs to re -
orf all who may require any -
be follot gin; list of prices, at
to furnish work of a quality
issseed in the trade
S. froze; a 53
Y K0
.vc� iTjy`
ROWS... _ .. ...., 4 75
ERS, .;z15 -and upwards.
G, per IOOO. .
'ele=.1 BOARDMV per I000_.. 4
4 G done by the piece or set.
f G "VA eti1NES.s -
all fime8 to repair the wood-
d mowing machines, and, in
'chine that eau, be mentioned.
;.ON. MAKERS.
sonic also hag to inform Wag
;ars that he keeps constantly
Bent Std suitable for their
ars Farmers, and the public
3f any of the above articles:
or me with their patronage, as
1 have facilities for doing this
▪ cannot he surpassed.
TORN M. MARTIN.
22g -
t GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
uge STYLISH BUGGY ?
A 1E,
EAFoI .TH,
for sale a number of handsome,,
1e BUGGIES, all well finished \
f the very best material. Also,
gR WAGONS,
c of /rlla, and ease in running
l any manufacturer in the
T w3;GONs on hand, and
.fe, sells as cheap as any other
County.
t tE` Td l
York attended to promptly.
Felt
IEAPTISP
CD BEST
TURE,
f To
.:BUFF ` s.R'S
E V 1LLE.
w Bureaus.
23,7 -ba
WANTED.
Ess C bbnet-maker, to work
rs W e.;ee.
4TAUFFEB Ainleyvrlle..
• ,SON,
and Undertaker,;
t wase roomy to
i OLD STAND
Bet, Seaforth,
a. superior stock of Frani-
description.
4D SEE Z ..
•, Thomas Bell's HEAP SE,.
1 funerals on the shortest
r country.
Ali s%izeS,.
SHROUDS
,E1 E S O N,.
:AND 1J ]Y1 RTA, EB,
t OM Stand,
hat new on hand a good
trcient of
PUD
ielreepEr than they can- be
4ewhere. 20
TO LET,
10-A s in Meyer s BIock to
rree. Apply to
BENSON & METER
AUGUST ;0, 18 2.
GAIETIES.
The rich,' said a Jew, ',oat veni-
son because it ash- eer , I eat mutton
becituse it ish -sheep.' _ _•
._. A vinega-headed old bachelor
says he always looks under the head
of Marriages,, for the news of the
weak.
I generally get paid for t 11
,ing )kvhat I know,' remarked a
Keokuk lawyer, profoundly : Tell
me all you know,' responded the in-
quirer,. handing him . t fifty cent
fractional, ' and give Me` back my
change.'
—A good-natured traveller fell
asleep in a train and was carried e.
Jew miles beyond ° his- destination.
'Pretty good - joke this; isn't it?'
said he to a fellow -passenger. 'Yes,
but alitt,le to o fair fetched,', was the
rejoinder.
Unsuccessful Oar —11 ' I say
Muscles, how do you account for my
breaking down?' Trainer (reproach-
fully) --1 Oh, very easily, sir. Yer
read while yer wos in course of train.
in', and I always told yer that books
and lhterfitoorand them things Spit-
ed the 'an- ds1 and was death to a good
eddicatiol,' ` ,
—'Let that pudding alone, there
That's the dessert t' exclaimeda wait-
er to a Country man who was devour-
ing the tal)ioca a -t an early stage .of
the dinner. '] don't rale if it is it
.desert,' _testily said the countryman,
'I'd eat it if it was: a wilderness'
— The other day a little bey who
had tut his finger ran to his mother
and cried : ' Tie it up, ma ; tie it tip
quick for the i juice is all running
out t' The same "urchin, on one of
the -date excessive hot days appealed
to his mother for help, saying
4 Ma, do fix me, for I'm leaking all
over.'.
.45
Miscellaneou Paragraphs.
The Coal Miners of SYdney. struck
for higher wages. Cold Weather
prevails in 'New 'Zealand. tRivers
The extensive white lead manu-
factory of S.. d. Cornell &
corner of Delaware avenue and Vir-
ginia -street, Buffalo, "was destroyed
by fire, on Sunday evening.
Australian advices state the Eag-
two more steamers for the Califor-
that the A mericztn Congress' failed
to pass a subsidy for the American
_ At a banquet given in Brighton
e few aays ago, Mr. Stanley, who,
a short time ago had an' interview
with Dr. Livingstone, while res.
ponding to a toast, thought he beard
expressions of incredulity from srime
of the guests as to.his tneetiug Liv-
ingstOne. He vehemently retorted,
withdrew in indignation from the
table,j and subsequently left Brigh=
The supplementary areuments of
the American Counsel e'before the
Geneva Board (4- Arbitration' have ,
been published in pamphlet form.
The arguments of Mr. Everts cover
one hundred pages of tho pamphlet ;
those of Messrs. Cushing and Waite
are less extended. -
The rgport that the Germans am
' their treaty obligation is declared
to be without any fountlation. Thev
have only completed the works
which w'ere commenced by the
French Com milder during the siege
of Belfort and which were left rn an
tuafinished state.
An epidemic similar to yellow
fever is raging in Cartha,gena, South
America. Over 5,000 persons have
been attacked, but only 200 deaths
occurred,durmg June. 1,500 deaths
occurred in 'Valparaiso, more than
half from small -pax, -which is raging
throughout Chili and Peru:
Two highwaymen entered the of-
fice of Blees 't.St- Co., John -street,
Brooklyn, at five o'clock, Monday
afternoon, while the employees were
being paid. One seized a roll- of
bills, .1;e1,00, and both presenting re-
volvers to the workmen. present, es-
caped to the doCks, wher.e they took
a small boat in_waiting, and rowed
The. Captain of a Merchant Steam-
er, together with hid brother, 'their
wives and t wo daughters,. were
,murdered 013 their boat 'a short dis-
days ago, bv a ne?ro laborer on the
boat. •The deed.' leS committed
while the murdered parties Were
asleep. The murlerer afterwards
threw the bodies overboard; robbed
the ems and made his escape xith-
out being arrested. He was seen
, fleeing from the boat, and the blood
- was quite visible on his clothing at
some distance off.
The African Slave Trade.
London advices state that in (lc-
coeclanee with recommendations of
Dr. taivingitone's'in reference to the
East African SlaVO Trade en influ-
ential delegation waited on _Lord
Granville to -urge that measures
of repression be taken at_ once.
The deputation was introduced by
the Right Hon. Russell Gurney,
who with Mr.. Gilpin, Sir tartle..
Stratbdei;, Rev. H. Waller, Sir,
ea on:the attention 'of -his Lordship
rth in the report
tee of the Reuse
nig the measures
ieveral points set f
of the select commi
of Commons respee
to be 'used -for the s ippressiou of the
'Granville, in re-_
bn.currence with
putation respect -
the slave trade,
adopting effect-
ita suppression.
slave trade. Lord
Ply, expressed his
the View of the d
ink the horrors o
and the necessity o
ive measures for
The Government% h a sought the co-
operation of Ame and several
European powers for this purpose,
plies had been rece Ved. The depu-
tation thanked his Lordship for his
courteous receptio
—The I‘Tenlesis.
The empire is i
is in silence. But
spietiey of the.. pa
racks, et of the ser
ebut tier who t n his knees kiss-
ed trent olingly th
presser, draws a,
him ; the wife wh
self te his caprices
of poisen in the cup of his debauch ;4
at, the doors of his palace, to ward off
peace because it
ace, or the bar-
glio bursts forth.
feet of the op-
amter and strikes
abandoned her -
pours a few drops
the wrath.of the- people turns this
against his lord and dethrones him.
As the tvrant has oppressed human
nature, nature takes upon him belief in .huma
when he recei
reverses and
►_l . EXPOSIT
The masses kiss' d tbe corpses of the
wars. 'When they kissed the lips
y drank the poison,
corrosive was the
mplacable was the
manner. His ser -
sties, his courtesans
'hags by Which this
-lend. and the
after having
with him the
e.'; .after having witt-
ing of Moscow and
aris ;- worn out in
IWO and id spirit by
militia' liimself now
a minister of the
he ttcalments of con -
that tbe greatest
oda, which carried
he di monds of the
Is saridals the sap -
Mediterranean, the
and sudden sw
`their mouths,' s
liquid and so
ioving spouse of
died in the sam
pulled at the st
savage was strt ngled.
enemy of Ntip loop ;
_quarry of Euro
nessed the burl
the victory of
mystic visions ;
a Messiah, now
vengeance of- G
'Mal lashed by
science ; seeing
'empire of the
in its diadem
-poles,. and in
phires of the
most tat morons hor_de of serfs known
to modern his ery, still were not
enough to sad.
to mitigate the
—shut himself
the country, a,
manner ef
and terrors; hal
himself, jealou
corrupted all consciences, he does
not ;find in adversity a conscience
Pure. The most Lniversal and most
liqman sentiments flee from the bos-
om cif his fathily. His wife despises
him, his ion abhors him, his fat,her
carses him. In his own bed lies
'conspiracy. His '-ife may have been
one of omnipotence and of pleasure,
but bis death, that beginning of im-
mortality togreat souls, is 'misery and
pain. Studying the -end of despots,
I hate been sure of the immortality
matil.the eteruity of human life,
becauseit is in theragony that justice.
begins for them. Roman history is
the experimental physiology of des-
potism. Augustus, who dies in his
bed, dies with a sardonic snail() on
his lips; with cold skepticism in bis
'.-thearta belie -61.1g ,his -empire a farce,
his life a coMedy; his end the exit of
an actor, Tibersus expires, fleeing
from' the . Senate and from- his con-
scienCe, in' the - house of Lutmllus,
smothered under the pillows of his
bed;_without knowing to whom will
ascend the crown which was like
the:bridal -ring With which he' had
w ed the eat t —al read y hearing
the 'noisy delight occabiOned by the
news of his death ih .the court and
aniong 'Asiatic comedians, and ex-
pires begging.in vain for mercy from
his eiecutioners. Clanditis is poison-
ed by his own wife. Nero wished,
ness of his ell);
cian hung to tl
to keep him fr
on a- terribly c
that in his con
be suicide, we
search of do:
then, if those
lived in fear 0
letters of theit
vassals a victi
tim a walking corpse, without con -
these die exhausted
no liberty? nd
spire in his col scielic,. whetherthey-
will or no, a crowd of remorseful
terrors.—Enzi2io Ca telar, Har -
per's Magazin5.
fy his
thirst
li
d died
ambition nor:
of his desires
e a hermit in
there, in the
g possessions
mad, turions against
of hit lself, without
ity or hope in God.
tr ow recollection,
ed, th news of his
ecogni ed. the weak -
ire, when his physi-
cs brid e of his hone
ition he ride would
t out desperately in
th, hat wonder,.
vho (ti d in his way
the vords 'and the
vassal I Is not each
1, and is not each vic-
soul, because
here there is
ese victims in -
R.
CO ERICH FOUNDRY.
+ undersigned, having sold. the Harm Folmdry propertY and stock to the " Goderieh Foundry
and Manufacturing Company.," begs to thank the public for their liberal support during the past
nineteen yearn, and trust* that they will continue to send their orders to the new Company.
Referring to the above notice,
The Goderic_h Foundry.& Manufacturing Co.
Bog to inform -the public that they are prepared to contract for
STEAlvi ERGI14E AND BOILERS ; FLOUR, GRIST, AND'SA.W MILLS;
SAWING 1VIACHINES, &c.
On hand—IRON AND WOODEN PLOWS, with steel boards ;
ANG PLOIAtS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
•
WAGGON BOXES, &
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kindst
IRON AND BRASS CASZINGS, AND BLACKSVITIi WORK.
TOILERS AND SALT P.Iii+NS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TVs/117Y TO THIRTY -HORSE PO;tY.till TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
1,." All orders ecidiessed to the Company or Secretary Will receive prompt attention.
General Menet:Ter. President.
Manager Agrieultural Department. Secretary and Treasurer.
Goderich, Ontario, June 10, 1872. 243
VIOLET
J.
EXCHA GE
And dealer
DRUGS CHEM ALS
FANCYAND
save his life, la) change from a Agent for Sowing
Cresar to -a singer, to pass from the to lend on easy terms.
throne to the theatre. He digs hit
• (awn grave to occupy a little time, ,
begs of his companions that they
shall some one else to show hint
how to die ; he weeps and suppli-
cates until, aftet a great effort, he
passes a sword through his throat
and dies in desperation and shame.
Galba fal IS assassinated in the streete,
and his head, separated from the
trunk. rolls throleh the mire like a
stone in a sewer. Otho commits
with his 'butcher and his cook ; be
. takes refuge in a porter's lodge ; he
falls into the hands of his enemies ;
denies 'his nama and his person ; is
TER,
n Pure
HD DYESTUFFS,
ET ARTICLES
Iaehines. Money
R SALE.
SHOPS FO
ROBERT RUNCIMAN,
VOR SALE, two drops an; forty-four feet front- •
-a; age on Main Street, Seaforth, opposite Car-
michael's Hotel. Apply to -
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
•
CARTWRIGHT. L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentist,
.a• extracts teeth withon pain by the use of the
Nitroue-Oxide Ga Office Over the Fountein of
Faehion, Mr. Pewter's titer , on the Market &mare.
dragged by. tbe neck with it long Attendance m t linox's Hotel, the first
AGR IOU LTU PLEM ENT
AND ENGINE WORKS.
JOHNSTON'S SELiRAKING SINGLE REAPER.
rope is condutted in the Midst of at the ComMerei 1Hotel, rn the following Thurs-
Ole insults of the people who rain
ditys and Fridays The rot minder or the thue at
his Stratford ail
!stones. and -filth upon him, to the . Par6esrequim
if at Seaforth
banks of the Tiber where they
hrt
recoinmencl the above celebrated self -raking Beeper and tin 0.A.YUGA CHIEF, ;fn., mowER, as
the best harvesting machines now manufaitured. We guarantee these tees single machines,
costing but $200, to outwear any two combined maehines, costing $300, and with less than one quarter
the cost iu repairs-. We also guarantee each machine to do its work better, faster rtna with much
lighter draught, than any combined machine. These two mo t:hiues have not only a lierfeet lifting ap-
paratus for the table and bar, brit have also the only perfect tilting table and. bar. We offer any trial
the purchaser may desire of either ox both these machines. We else the
Which we guarantee equal to the best combined machines made in Canada, and we offer a trial to in-
tending purchasers. We also beild
TWO -HORSE WOOD -SAWING MAOHINES,
Ana all kinds of
trample him to death with their feet. th? 'ruse of' the G
er 54 000 pn e had teeth extracted by
if Vespasian died drunk, 'Titus, his York. _ Coulton's offices, New
203
eldest son, died of melancholy, in his
litter, weeping- like a woman, im-
agining fie beArd the threatening
of thunder in the clear -heavens, as-
sailed by visitations of infernal ter-
ror. - And Dornitian, the second
son, died wounded in the stomach
by his.domestics, struggling withaa
crowd of freedmen', pretorians, and'
gladiators, who insult him, spit in
his face, strike him, torture him, and
kill him with howls of rage and
derisive laughter. And thus have
died for more- than -a century the
despots of Russia, for humanity lives
under inevitable laws. Peter III.
is persecuted by Catharine his wife,
the Pasiphae of the North, the coarse
fury of crowned sensuality. When
he was in prison the very men who
promised hira liberty poisoned him
in secret in a night of debauch,
brutality. hen Peter. felt the
'first effects of the poison be turned
furiously upo the assassins. They
knew that th re was ne time to be
lost, and assa led him like a mad
bull, overcall -1 him in spite of kis
Heretileari eff rts, threw him to the
groundrfallin all about ;him bis
death-struegle until they killed him
bis head again t the floor. The next
day the afflic ed empress. deposited
of her husba d, (tressed in the uni-
form of: a ussian. general. The
Russians hav a custom of kissing
the lips of the orpses of their friends,
•
The Wonder
PRO
VERMI
Which isknown
discovered for k'
try, Ants, Bugs,
on Dogs, Blight
MITA, Tick or Se
At 25 cents per
The Powder is
and will keep in
anywhere wi Ulm
Cats and Dogs, t
f the orld---Good News
for
• .1-1 RMAN S
to be far
jag Eat
Cotkroa
MI Dine
ESTROYER
superior to anything yet
, Mice Insects on Poul-
os, Black Beetles, Fleas
ts on Plants, Moths in
1.
warrant d free from all bad smell
any eln ate. It may be spread
b risk, a. it is mute harmless to
s they w 11 not eat it.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY
9
Directions fOr 1139 on et ch. packet.
Gravel Lane, Houndstlitch, City
covert-
Hernum a slave prize in ;lel at the Intercolonutl
Exhibition of ictoria, Australia, of 18G0, besides
numerous testi], onials,
Manufactory
of Loudon, Eng
The above di.
s gained for Professor
Agent for See orth,
cd Co Liver Oil.
PHIS Prepare ion irt olutioa of Iodide of Iron 1
-L in perfeetl pure C Liver Oil. It may' be
used iu all cos ts where. the simple Oil is ordered,
al will bo fo nrea dy- sunerior to it. This
240-12
FOR II,LItS AND FACTORIES.
STEAM ViGINES A SPECIALITY.
Address 1
235 1 . Mitchell, Ontario.
' THE VEIRDIpf OF THE -PEOPLE
IpECLARES THAT VTR
GAII E. It .SEWIN_ G 'MACIIIN.
s superior to any
•
. now in the Market.
Mean beernextunined sea tried by the most skilful mechanics and hest judges the country can produce,
and by them award° Prizes at all the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion during the
present year ; and al hough all the leading 'Machines were arrayed against it, the GARDNE
has been declared
ripen every test,. and now stands foremost in the nark of sewers,
Firat Prize at Toronto. First Prize at London—the great Western Fair. First Prize nt Guelph—the
great pentral Fair. First Prize at St Clatherines, County of Lincoln. First Prize at Chatham, County of
Kona,' First Prize ati Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, County of 81111000.
FiXSt Prize in Mono County of Peel. First Prize in Cider -ton, County of Simeoe. -First Prize at Wel-
landpert, Coonty or -Welland. First Prize at Otterville, County of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
Fair*iingston, DiplOmtt at Hamilton., !and various County Shows.
ThAs beautiful specimen of inechaniyal ability's a purely Canadian invention, surpassing in simplicity,
durability, and ueelnluess any other Sevring Machine DOW iXt. the marketwhether of Citnadian, American
4)TI114wgillilstholuniir euefrade,tbir-aie.d, tuck, gather. quilt, fell, and do all sad evert- kind of Flintily Bewin_et and light
Mannfacturing Work, using all kinds of threw]. hari a Moe, coviplete SET OF &TT ACHMIt'N'TS.
BUY ISO OTHER. .11 the price is a little higher than some others, it is the cheapest in tho end.
Sendlfor Circulars aid Samples.
GARDNER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, *HAMILTON, ONT:
P. S.—Intending 'purchasers should not be misled by unserripnlous agents of other Companies, 'who
keep Machines 'they go Dot sell, in a damaged state, to make capital for thentselvee.
Call and examine the Gardner before purchasing any other, at Wrm.mai Guassres .Witreroorria,
Goderich-strect, Sea/orth. Agents wanted.
PETER artASSIE,
1
pre ,aration is eficiet iu Pulmonary Con-
surtion, Ser
def etivo digest
is also highly 1
Gout. Pried $
aLiopupoitard
HIS is an a
Hypophosp
Iron, with. fr e Hypo
Syrup is a ceitain re
Complaints. t is also_
the bones (o.
ighly be
futons 0
on, assi
sofa", in
Syrup
nrplaints, Chrome Skin
nic disorders arising from
• ation or nutrition. It
Itheurnatisra and
reparation, containing the
Lime, Soda, Potash. and
diosphorons Acid. This
edy for General Debility,
Diseases and Scrofnlotte
'Oily useful in diseases of
'infants) and Incipient
Pr• iee $1.
operations are of standard medical
reputation, nn conta- ing no secret ingredients,
may be prese 'bed by hysicians without besita-
London Ontario.
For sale by R. Lumeden, Seaforth; Grant,
Ainleyvillo; G A. Powell, Wroteter, and Druggists
generally. 235.
I!E BLANCHARD CHURN
MAN uv.A.crur. ED BY
PORTER, BLANCHARD 8,L SONS,
Concord, New Ilanws34re.
This Churn is deeidedl-y the best and cheapest
that has ever been offered to the Cituadian public.
It churne rapidly -works easily, and mak.es the best
butter. It is also simple raid durable.
FARMERS
TRY ONE, NO SUIT NO SALE,
If it does not work satisfactorily it can be re-
, Those Chnrns can be seen at ally tiMe at John -
230 A,grieultural L-nplentent Agent.
THE Sit t, IFORTEt .
-LUMBER- YARD.
EG to inform the public that they have opened
Mill, on the around formesly nsed as a Lumber
They will keep constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of ALL RENDS Ole Ltrall3ER, dressed and
undressed. Also, LATEf AND SHINGLES, all of
which they ere prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cash.
Bnilders and others will find it to their advant-
age to inspect our stock, aud ascertain mix prices
to offer good inducements to cash purehatlers.
'if HE BEST
SEWING MACI–IINES
Made eau be had at
WM. N. WATSON'S
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
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FLOUR!
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FLOt
TT APING purchased and thoroughly refitted. the
J-Andlls formerly owned by the Me.ssrs.sconrE,
iam now prepared to iurnish
FAMILY. FLOUR,
Second to NONE IN SEAFORTH,
And that will
Compare favorably with any in the Do -
If yon Want' A 11 'F1101111t, go to the 161lowing
Dealers and ask for MARSBALTI'S--Ileraeraber
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
J. WHITESIDE,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S Mills.
Orders left -with W. S. ROBERTSON be
promptly attended to.
Parties who wish to
;Exchange Wheat, for Flour,
Are certain to receive !proper 4nantitr, and an itrti-
Vie that will defy competition./
W. MARSHALL.
"THE GENUINE HOWB"
Sewing lIanbines, in all styles end sizes, and
• Machine in all styles.
The subscriber has received a splendid supply of
both these Machinen, which are- pronounced by ex-
perienced hands to be superior to any otheas made.
For strenzth, simplicity and perfection of con-
str.:radon ri* range of woik, from light gauze to
beaver and fettther nfor beauty and exactnees of
stitch, owing tatthe tension being perfect and al -
'ways equal on lioth upper and lower threads, and
for dnrability these machines are unrivalled.
Everyreatthine warranted and instructions given
gratis. Machines sent out on trial, or rented by
the month to rospinssible parties.
223 'WM. N. WATSON, Seaforth.
FARMERS
SELL YOUR EGGS
TO
WM. THOMSON,
1OF THE
EGMONDVILLE GROCERY
(Loginial Old Stand,)
Who will pay the BIG:REST PRICE in CAS
for any qaantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS,
Delivered at hia store.
FOR SALE CITEAP,
FLOUR AND FEED
of every description laipt e,onstantly on hand, in
chiding Sltearson & Co.'s No. 1,
Conte One, Come All, with your Eggs and ge
the Cash.
modions house, -011 the Salt Works Gro
adjoining the Railway Station, and bee fitted it
as it boarding-house. Good table and comforts:1i
rOONIEl. Persons wishing a pleasant
holm should epply, as there are at preeentia
vacandes., Transient 'Warders accommedated.
less than hotel rates. *