HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1872-08-30, Page 7HURO
Elopded Stook in England.
One of the most remarkable scenes
of the time was witnessed in Lou-
den. a few days since, when the most
famous stud of horseflesh in the
world was sold by auction at Tatter-
salre. It was the property of the.
late Mr. Blenkiron, Middle Park,
near London, the greatest stock -
raiser of his day. On the last day
of thesale, July 26. buyers were
present who represeuted. most of the
prominent powers of two continents :
Mr. Coupland, the Secretary for the
New• Stud Company, organiked to
keep England -at the head of the
world as breeder of fine stock e
Andre, buying for the German Stud
Company, and Count Lehnderf for
the Emperor of Germany ; M. Calva-
liero, who represen.ted the Emperor
of Austria ; Mr. Waring, the great
South American contractor ; and
Mr. Weatherby, who -represented
the :United States, besides the lead-
ing horse-faneiers among the nobili-
ty and gentry.of England, and an
turfites. At the appearance of Blair
Athol, th,„finest stallion in. thsa
World, the cry of 'Hats off' was
raised and the whole assemblage un-
covered in -honor of a horse !
The sale of this stallion was the
great event of thei entire auction,
and the bidding was of nation
against nation. Started at 4,000
guineas, the offers rose, amidst 'in-
tense eXcitement, until, on the. bid
of the New Stud Company, Blair
.Athol was knocked down at 12,500'
gumeas, or the monstrous sum, in
American currency, of $65,625.
This was the largest sum ever paid
for a horse, and by the side of it the
prices paid in America,. for such ,
horses tes Dexter, however much
criticised, Sink into insignificance.
The famous Gladiateur, the triumph
of the French turf, was sold to a
private buyer at 7,000 guineas.
Mandrake, who bought 2,100
guineas, comes to Aarnerica. The
twelve stallions realized altogether
34,720 guineas, ore $182,280, an
average.of $15,190 each, white the
entire stud, comprising, besides these,
198 mares with foals and- 63 colts;
\ brought the astounding and unpre-
cedented sum of 102,370 guineas, or
$536,440—over half a million.
Ian in foer days' sale.
The enormous prices which these
animals brought are simply a.n indet
- of the importance which is being Put
upon horse breeding as a branch of
national industry. There was much
criticism on the price paid for Blair
Athol, hut it RYAS stated-, in defence
of that extreme valuation, that he
has earned during his career as a
stallion the immense sum of 32,000
guineas ell told, or at the rate of
$16,000 a year. It is of the utmost
importance to a country, from the
purely industrial point of view, that
its horseflesh should be of the high-
est quality, and experience seems to
have shown that this result is ob-
tained by the breeding of' these
fancy horses, i* themselves so ab-
surdly valued, as sires. How much
is owed in this coufitry to the Mor-
gan breed, or to that of half a dozen
other noted progenitors, it would be
difficult to estimate justly. No mat-
ter what rnay be the increase of oth-
er means of tranaportation, by the
extension of railroad, linos, there
must be more and more demand for
horseflesh, and that of the best
qUality ; and perhaps, in this light,
the high prices paid for the English
stallions we have named, are not,
after all, as, extravagant as might at
first sight be thought, even from the
rigidly economic point of view.
clo
Farm News and Notes. hi
Roselle, Rice tells The Ohio Farm- de
07' that it is a great help in doe -days hit
dance the t it is nsafe to enter.
—
A com on - hen on ducks' eggs
hatched we. These, after the man-
ner of t air kind, corning near a
pond, too to' the water. The fos-
tenmoth r after displaying every
sign of a xiety and calling in vain,
delib.erat ly plunged in and- steam
across, pt .ssing the little ones uefore
her brea t and drove thein ashore.
Seen by 'wo crediblewitnesses, and
related b The London Yield.
A writer t n lee Poultry World says
his plan 1 r curing- bensof a desire
_
to sit, is to put them in an open
yard, . wli : re there are no nests or
roosting places, and differing as
n,ttch as ossible in appearance from
their re_ ular quarters and feed
them lib rally with soft feed made
rather Lot with cayenne ; give them
plenty of cooked meat and all the
milk they will drink. Comment-
ing on the statements of Prof.
Mathews, regarding :the decaying
proclivities of European larch, The
Western- Farmer . says : 'q'he re-
markably rapid growth of this tree,
with its probable valualle proper-
ties, are sufficient recommendations
to continue it in favor : but we do
not think it wise to insist upon its
being the tree `of trees for all places
and purposes.' -j--- A correspondent
has been' made satisfied by experi-
ment that ' to destroy Canada this-
tles, you roust not plow in the Fall
or early Spring, but wait until the
thistles are in bloom, and then plow
as rougaly as possible, and never
harrow until after the second plow-
ing; thus keeping the land in condi-
tion to admit of the greatest quan-
tity of surface exposure to the sun
and dry wind.' Forty acres paid
for and tilled is better and far more.
remu erat:ve than 400 under a
heav mortgage and onlyhalf cul-
tivatemortgage
Where- one man may -suc-
ceed by rashness in assuming large
responsibilities hundreds fail; and
eXperience and observation will
show that the successful owners of
large tracts of lands have usually
begun by. small purchases for cash,
and by .gradual additions as they
acquired wealth byindustry and
economy. The Western Planter.
presents this as the logic • of the
wool -growers : ' A man will say,
" 1 have .$3,000 worth of grain and
hay; I wi l not' haul or ship it, I
-will convert it into beef and pork,
thereby'decreasing its bulk and in-
creasing its value.'" Now: this is all
right,; but the wool -grower having
the same amounti of feed may say,
I. will convert rine to cheep and
convert it into 'obl, thereby much
more decreasing :its bulk and in-
creasing its value."
,
An Embarrassing Mistake.
The Raleigh, N. C., News is re-
sponsible for the folio -ring : Years
'ago lived in Warren County a good..
pious minister of the Methodiet
church, the Rev. Mr. Bursa His
young eight-year-old hopeful; Watty,
was mischievously addicted to the
habit ef pu -Joining from MS moth-
er's closet s Tar from the diale Re- ,
monstrance ,_ both by the father and
mother, pr ved of no avail, and,
though W.
mace, the o
wdtch for
Rev. Dr.
Elder of th
passing thr
He was-assi
ina the dos
WItty's de
dawn of da
tty protested his inno-
d lady said she would
him and chastise him.
Close, then Presiding
Conference district, in
ugh that section, halted
e's to spend the night.
t, the scene of; young
redations. At the first
on the following morn'-
ing the reaerend gentleman arose
from his co ch and repaired \ to the
set, a do 1 of which opened into
s room, to attend to his morning
votions, nd, unfortunately for
1 i ) knelt ear the usual position
of the sugat dish. At this moment
Mrs. Burge had occasion to visit the
closet, and auietly opening the door,
discovered atty in the very act, as
she thought. Highly incensed, she
administerec several severe raps up-
on the devot d bald' head ot the Pre -
'siding ,Elder before s e discovered
her mistake adding t the same
time, " I ha -e caughr'you, stealing
the sugar a last, have I?" It is
the only per dn on the t,remisesawho
,einjeyed the ceneAhat ensued.'
to add a gallon of cold water to
cream just before cloirniug.
'Some Maine farmers held their last
year's crop a little too leng, and
-when new potatoes appeared -in. the
market, they sold the eldstock, htin=,
• In England_ there are about 40,7
000 acres of young oaks and Other
growing timber planted in inclo-:
sures by arithority ef acta. of Parlia-
ment, of which 10,000 were alan- ted
last year.-----Irappers say the easi-
est and cheapest way to catch a
woodchuck is to conceal over the
mouth .of the hole when the animal
is at home, a snare mede of brass
wire, looped simply with a- running
knot. Ourabig hull thistle is a
fatorite in Eurepean gardens, and
our familiar Imullen does duty
abroad as the American velvet plant.
Thus the weeds of one country' be -
A Doyen -East doctor says in the
Homestead; -that he never fails to
cure, grub in ;the head of sheep by
pouring into the eilfferee ear once a
day for one, two or three days, as
the case they require, a teasyoonful
of butter melted and mixed With.
the same quantity of spirits turpeni
-tine.--e--Foul air in au IoWa cis-
tern ten feet deep cauSed the death
of a boy who went in to clean it. Two
men who rushed to the resce were
nearly smothered. Tu. such cases it
is always a good plan to send down
a lighted candle. If it is extin-
guished, this may be taken as evi-
manufacture, whi
in the trade.
TINWARE ANO
AL OIL.
Y has just received a large stook
trier and Box Stoves, of the best
h. she can sell aa cheap as any
T WARE of every description ,
kept consfputi on hand and made to order. -
Also, StoVe Pi es, Eave Troughing, 'etc.
Custom -work .pvimptly attended to, • and outside
work will. receive e -cry attentiou.
A large stock of he very best Coal Oil kept con-
stantly n hand, a d will be sold wholesale and
te or book account. are re -
__taken in evehange or goods. 19';
OTSCE
TS hereby give] t at applientioa -will be made Eo
-I- the Legislat e of Ontario, at its neat sitting.
for an Act to ep trate, for municipal purposes,
in the Seventeenth oneessiou, and Lots Nos. 26,
teenth Concession, of the Township • 'of Grey in
the County of Hu en, from the said Townsiip
and to unite the sa ne, for the purposes aforesaid,
with the Townshis of Logan, in the County of
Dated July 13 A D 1872 C
099.
Sole Pr prietors and Manufaisturers' of the Cele -
The ft) ovring outline Preparations are sold by
all Drug sts. 13 sure and ask foe the VICTORAA
PEEPA 'PIONS, a d see that You get them.
vict ria boated Olyiekine Jelly.
This je LY is higilly reeinumended to Ladies as a
most eable' Preparation for the Toilet. For
Beautify zig the omploxion, and rendering the
Skin Sof ,, Mrlute, Chen, and free from Dryne$8, ft
is unriva ed. It Will quieldy remove all Rednesa,
Roughneris, Tan, Preekles, Pifaplee, and other Inas
perfections. For Chapped Hands, Chilblaine, Frost
llitea ant Sore Lips, it cannot be surpassed. Price
at oents.
iotoria Carbolic Toilet Soap.
This To LET floe possesses all - th.e avell-Imotvn.
antisepti and diefinfecting properties of Carbone
Acid, is ,eoably 'scented, has a healthy action on
the skin, psevents' initation removes the effeet$
of persp ation, and ehould 'be regularly used by
should b washecOvith Una Soap ; and its use bar
persons I able to infeetion will materially prevent
the spree of disease. Price 15 cents per Tablet.
Victoriii a Carbolic Salve.
This SAL E is a rapid cure for all Skin Diseases,'
Cuts, Wounds, 13ratisea, Barns, Sores, Ulcers, Ring-
worm, UN. tter Eezema, Scald Head, Scurvy Abss
ceases, . one, PiMples, ato.• It possesses all the
cleansing and healing virtues of Carbone- Acid,
which lut been found by Physieians, eyerywhere
to posses curatiect qualities not discovered in anY
other oh Meal pr paration.' Price 25 cents.
This GAB e LE is tile most reliable and eflicaciouil
4
Remedy ' all cas ,s of Sore Throat, Hoarseness;
Diptheria l3rone tie, Irritation of the Bronchial
Tubes s. commo in this changeable climate;
Asthma, • ifensivrt Breath; Ulcerated Gums, and
all dieeas ,-s of th Mouth. For Publics SpeakerS
and Sing zrs itis invaluable. The ingredients enS
tering int. this Gargle are used by all Physicians,'
and for t o (moist)! the above disorders are now,i
Vi ori' Carbolic Disinfectant.
e,
MEDIC/A. PAC D DEDIta;
This Dis PECTANT i8 IV sure preventive of Typhus!
and Typh id Fevers, Cholera, Smallpox, and all in -I,
fectiotts swim. 1 It will prevent Contagion MI
Cattle. I is also invaluable for Disinfecting Wa-!
tor Closet , Drains; Ceaspools, Stables, Slaughters
houses, St ,.; and for destroying nauseous effluvial
from veha ever cause arising. It will drive away
Mosquito eta Moths, Flies, Cockroaches, dm. Meat,
Fish, &c., an be presertsed from putrefaction by its
use. Carl olio' Acid was selected by Iler Majesty's
Royal Co missioners, in preference!. to all other
products, s the beet Disinfectant' for the preven-
tion of ini ctions diseases. price 25 -tents.
victoria Sharpening and Polishing Paste
This PRE ARATIO is unequalled in its rapidity
for Sharp ning and -Polishing Cutlery. Table and
makers' yes, Plane 13ite aud Chisels, tte.. Noth-
ing has e er been' diacovered which. has sprang
into popu arity More quickly, or become of se
much mitt in evere honaeliold and workshop for
general us 'fulness. : Price 25 centre. 280
' CAUTION L:
To the Pu He of o British Provinces of North '
-1-* of the ritish North American Provincee tlutt
tli
in May, 18 I, I caused the business at 80 Maiden -
Lane, Ne York, foe the Bele of Holloway's Pills
and Oint ant, whiab. were up- to that thne pre-
pared by William' Brown now deceased,. to be
closed. I regret to say diet I have maim to
know that the management of the' late business
-had for so e year, in many ways, been most cor-
rupt, and ' may be that the Pills and:Ointment
were not p epared with the care I have always de-
sired.- Th se who do not wish to be deceived by
buying apt ons medicines, whieh are now likely to
emanate I nu the States or elsewhere, to possess
theinselve pf the: genuine Holloway's Pilla and
Ointment, lanefactured by me_ in Lendon, Eng-
land, vrill o well to see that each pot and. box
bears the ribish Govenunent stamp, on which is
• engraved t e welds, " Holloway'e Pills and Oint-
ment, and hat the address on the label is 533,
Oxford-str et, London, where only they are menu -
_lectured, a id in no othor part of the world. The
retail price aro ou the labels in British Currency,
and not iu dollars and cents. No representative
of mine wi I eaer travel through any part of the
British Pr vineessor the .United States either to
sell _or to t ke orders for my Pills and 'Ointment,
and as I h ye reason to believe that attempts will
probably b made to deceive the public in thia way
by persons calling Upon meclieine ye/niers, falsely
represonti g that _they are acting for me and with
-my knowle ge and cbnsent, I deem it advisable to
put the pu lie on their guard against any such de-
ceptions. I most earnestly entreat all those who
may read t 's advertisement that they be pleased,
in the publ c intere4t, to communicate the ',wort
of the sitm to their friends that they may not be
defrauded I their Movey by purchasing, perhaps,
worthles$ initations of the genuine Holloway's
Pills and 0 ntruent.1 I woitlil ask, as a great favor,
that, shoal it come to the knowledge of any per -
sun thht sp liens medicines ere being made or sold
in my nem a he be Pleased to send me all the par-
ticulars.he an 061100 respecting the same, that is
ta say, the tine an addreas of the Tender who is
selling the apuriou. medicines, and likewise the
name mid dame 1 the House in the United
States or el •ewhere,which may have supplied them
so as team ble me, or the protection of the pub-
s letter, to he addre $ at foot (which. he can do at
/n
doors, and -engage 0 remunerate very handsome-
ly any pers who ni ty give me euah information,
the infor ant's na e never being divulged.
Should any person h ve reason to believe- that ho
has been de dyed b • buying spurious imitations
of these me licinette e will do well to send me, in
a cost of si cents in °stage), one of the hooka of
ise to exami le it and end a reply, stating* whether
the medicines aro get Wainer not, so that, if spu-
rious, he tatty apply to the' persou from whom he
purchased hem to hi ve his money returned. -
Chemist. and Drageists who desire to obtain the
-medicines can be supplied at the lowest w olesale
prices in quantities clo-f not loss than $20 orth—
viz., 8's. 6d., 22a. and is. per dozen boxes f Pills
or pots of intmen -, net, without disco nt, for
which remit ance mu t be sent in, advance
With reat newt,
THOMAS 'HOLLOWAY,
553, Ci•xford tract, (la e 244 Strand,) London, W.C..,
H. MUSTARD'S
KING OF OILS,
The best external rem-
edy fel. Rheumatism,
Sprains, Wonnds, Bruis-
e se OR and every conceivable
eaa. sore, old or new. Give it
wta.ss n trial., Also, try the
4 PAIN VICTOR
'" For all internal plans,
Zeca- and if you - want a
ve0ETABL*E PILL
To remove all obstrae-
e tious of the Liver, Stem
Ste., try
Mustard's Anti -Bilious Pills,
Orif you req tire a safi and sure remedy for Worms
USE MUSTAP.D'S Di/MINION WORM -CANDY.
If you have Catarrh, dold in the Head, Neuralgia
uetard's Catarrh,
Full cline:ties/1i ace
preparations. Soli'.
medicine generally. s
23a-26 II.
at once.
mires.- each of the above
y druggists and dealers in
lannetetured
USTAUD, Ingersoll, Ont.
LIME LIME.. LIME .
ry belongasg to Mr. A. Wilson, Silver Creek,
Seatorth, and having Vain a splendidnew Kiln, on
the Inust appi oved pr' tiple, capable of turning out
200 bushels per day, a o. prepared to furnish any
quantity of
. The Best Qr alio of Lime,
[,
At FIFTEEN CENTS bnahel.
SLATER 4: 13110.,
2864'13 Huron Road, Sertforth.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
TNMAN 01? AIL STEMEIIS SAILING
-1- from New York,
SAT RDZI,Y,
Tiekets sold to and f one England, Ireland, and
the -Continent, at as lay rate's LCA by any other line.
j0 LIN SEATTER,
1E3H INP
-r ICENSEDjAaPPCIalOINEER for the County of
-iLd Huron. Sales attended ha all parts of the
°untie's: A.11 orders lien at Tut; Exeosrron Office
•ill be prompt: y attend d to. 198
CHARLES WILSON,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, SIGN OF THE 999,
Has just received
A FINE STOOK OF TEAS,
Which he Will sell for one month at,BEDIJOED P1110E8. 81 Tea for 75otg., 75ct. Tea for 50ets.
Splendid Ydung Hyman Toe at 40cts.
RemembOr this is genuine, and now is the time to get 074 -SAP TEA.
A large stock of LiAt and -Preserving Sugara cheap and good.
Groceries of all kinds, and fresh.
The best in the meadret, Wholesale and Retail.
ALE AND PORTER
In 'bottles and on draught, always pure and fresh.
Highest pekes in cash paid for Butter and Eggs, at
CHAS: WILSON'S.
JUST RECEIVED AT
15 000 ibis. GOOD BRIGHT SUGAR.
10 LBS. FOR_ONE DOLLAR.
GbOD TEA AT 50 CENTS
CHOICE BLACK AT !30.CENTS.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE
Offisrs for sale the balance of
HIS. STOCK OF TWEEDS AND FLANNELS
AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES, FOR CASH.
He invites inspe tion and epraparison with any in the market.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE
LOAF SUGARS of the finest qualities, and at prices which cannot be beaten.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE offers the balance of Ala largelstook of
G RE N. AND BLA CAK. TEAS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Finest quality imported at $1 per lb.
".„ M. LIVINGSTONE offers for sale 30 lbs. Prunes for one dollar,
20 lbs. Currants for one dollar, 20 lbs. Bice for one dollar,
12 LBS. ItAISINS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
N. M. Livingstone has just receia;eal a large lot of
TTON GRAIN BAGS AND COTTON WARP,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Wanted, any quaniiiy of butter, eggs and wool.
BES
240
w.
AR THONIPSO\ &Cos
IS PLACE TO GET THE
VALUE 'AND LARGEST SELECTION OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
ARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, &C.,
IN AINLEYVILLE.
JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF
READY-MADE CL OTH IN G,
, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER,
IMPORTED DIRECT FRQM ENGLAND,
Which will be sold 15 per ccut. leL's than usual prices.
AINLEYV1LLE, May 22, 1872.
At Dent's Cheap Dry Goods torel Seaforth.
14-R. DENT is now agent; for two of the beat makers in the Dominion, is a practical inusieian,
undemtands these instrument:: thoroughly, and wont soil a poor one. He eau sell you an instru-
ment at any price, from the lowest to the higheat, and on the ivory beet terms.
He keeps a good variety on hand to' select Irani, at his
Cheap Dry Goods and Millinery Etablishment, Seaforth
That is the plane if you want a good instrument cheap.
A'rery Instrument 'warranted by thelmaker for fire year8.
►..'1]L1HMS 1 D 4 1
0
NOS HOP
1-E1 3 LVM
REPAIRS FOR MASSEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ZIOISV3
0
sel
0
ONUSJA 11H
ThTI (map
0
CD
0
EGG- EMPORIUM.
THE snbscriber hereby thanks his numerous
-A- friends in team and country for their liberal
patronage during the past five years,. and hopes
by strict attention to buainess to merit their con-
fidence and. trade YD. the future. He also wishes
to announce that he is atilI prepared to pay
TRE -HIGHEST CASIT PRICE
For any quantity of good
FRESH EGGS
Delivered at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
227 D. WILSON
MALCOM'S
GREAT ECC DEPOT,
MARKET SQUARE, SEAFORTH.
The snbscriher begs to inform the pablie that
he has greatly extended his premises- and is pre-
pazed as hitherto to pay the highest price for any
quantity of
GOOD FRESH _EGGS,
Delivered at his place of busineas.
No Market Fees en EGGS. .
WM. :MALCOM.
Seaforth, March 25, 1872. 225
HURRAH FOR fen.
WM. AULT,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH,
TTAS ON HAND a superior stock of FAMILY
-let- GROCERIES, embracing Teas ef the best
brands, Sugars, Raisins, ete. Also, Croekeu and
Glassware, and every other article usually kept in
a first-class Grocery Store.
PR Olillf814)NS,
Such as Flour, Oat sea Corn -meal, Potetoes, Pork,
ete., also, every description of
Stich as Oats, Peas, Bran and Shorts, all of which
will be Bold -cheaper than the theapest.
The highest market price paid for ail kinds of
Farm Produce.
Remember the place, Ittin street, East side,
opPosite Coventry's Boot and Shoe Store, Seaforth.
—Without phosphorus no thought, say the
Germans, and 'fluky /night add, no action, since
ahoaphorue and its comoonnas are known to be
the moti ve power of the nervous arta muscular sys-
ton. They constitute //wee than half the mater-
ial of the human body, being found in evinitis-
albumen in the food into fibrilla, whieh is the vit-
now P0111:11g into universal ease in Europe ana
Aata rasa in the treatment of scrofulous, consump-
tive and venereal diseases, 'which are caused by
impovesished or poisoned blood ; and in diseases
tions and exhaustive disreharges, pole, prore
when, and. that -condition. of nervous end physical
prostration reeulting from bad habits excessiee
'nee of stimulants and tobacco, and aithat train
of evils known au a fast life. The great lvliability
and promptness in its effects in immediately and
permanently reetoring tbo devitalized constitution
has made Dat. W-HERLER'S COMPOUND ELIX-
IR 01? PHOSPHATES AND CALISAYA a great
favorite with the physicians and public. Sold at V..
CHAIN FOUND.
WOUND, on the 1st of July, on. the Second_ Con-
'. cession of Tnekersmith, near the Brick School -
hone°, East of Brueetield, a long chain with a grab
hook on one end. The owner eau have the same
by applying at the ExposITOlt °Idea, Seaforth,
after proving property andpaying charaes. 24041
rig in
What cind of
Igavuutucapfrtoalirinlil'isasaisadch
PEittialloiozidnetoatilig'l place
sro etipePTeli:ihikaeethadi o—te ;apYeeltpe) acestia.rhnep ,toaiPIfoi ier:enndloee:
t'cog°1:erteriang7t1:einAta'n%ass'
of the Eastern fossil, le
part of the countty,
bTyhetreheig,FIrebeelsieLet,ha it?
anent Company, by me
the crude petroleum
tehelevseltaTidd,a:lrieenreee,
ported to Europe dir
shirys obtriiiiIntigfohrt tkhneol,t):
s, minister. now,' mut
cegrii.teaoiniwnlayitYyhaleil'idne:t'oueigilt:bccio:amb
nd a deep roar
Stalarit h rhde' a dt rteuer n
p6ira ee 'd 'firlodm at hgea 111 ogs:er
ranged themselves aro
tan. ,Little tugs flew
and cut of the river, d•
the bridges, their p
lowered for the purpo
sel loaded with blue b-
si°7C1Yapliide,-thwhttt uasre
of those barrels T inqui
school -mistress who p
the band of school -girl
agreeable odor r said
taking out a vinaigret
anarinak2es the
funny?' said Ourlyloe
School -girls, gazing eve
The river was narr
ell with crafts, propel
*eanal-boats, tugs, and
of old times, a fineoside
er, looking dignified
beside its companioni
What a splendid
Them side-wheelers
much on these lakes,' e
they lop over easy in a
me a tight propeller, al
from Buffalo to Ohi-Car
A_t length the Colui
her dock, and was roaa
-wild Mena who ran aro
sten at furious speed, wh
having east ashore the
rope, occupied himeelf
head downward over
bellowing orders to the
beaep14:I\aivi.onwl: laosred(1-0°ne"oi
gentlemen, whom Paii4
named Mephieto; on
satirical ,semettong
calm, handsome face
manners, as well as
ftuence over the fresh
wire accompanied him.
tthiTntil sunset,' repl
And as the afterneol
ful partieS were base
see the sights of theJ
Mephistoe -capturing
tress by his studied ptl
giving Faust an opporl
wise opposed to thee
Persis, Morris, and •k•
and after climbing a, sh
ourselves in. _the pn
street of the Forest q
Up- Euclid A yen*
where the big housee
:sai4dBmutoIrraLe.nt to see
That's just like
see residences any
Cleveland is a grecit
may be ce,,Iled
zathetgrucaineotmedesiwNitihajohrinr
Etamild gkotii°:gys taoll ausb°1e ulat's;
hMtlhilie:ii.o.irfliiissAcjeifnurt,entr:woPsh4e0:meewQedatl::
t11:13.ePl°4;h5eocir.rieAtsj,ireAchueeanrrtlki'll
friend in the busin
Us tO see the process
say, majer, won't you
At first the offie
-when, pleased with
added my request, h
invitation, and dim
down. to the flats byi
over the Cuyahoga
Canal. The flat was -
oil, and iron; but t,W