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H.-URON EXPOSITOR.
Farm News and Notes.
The Geortrit Ansicultural and
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Mechanical College, at Atiinta, has
a faculty of ten professors and 126
ntudents-----egaw beef chopped up
fine With onions, is a new feed
which Germans consider a cure or
preventive of dyspepsia, as well as
- of lung diseases.—The St. Paul
and* Pacific Railroad Company is
planting a crop of acorns along its
line of road on the prairin, to pro-
tect the track from ddving snow-
storms. It has adopted this method
in lieu of the snow -fences used for
that purpose heretofore. The
Spring Lake (Mich.) 'independent
tells a big story about a citron vine.
It says that it was raised in a corn-
field s- that it had DO special atten-
tion ; yet had a total length of
1,65r) feet, and had on it -360 pounds
of citronn—We learn. from the
aPractialtFarmer.that at the Worth
farm a 'fine porker was cured of
pneumonia by a dose consistilk
a tablespoonful of carbolic acid.
wasalso given to others, mixed
the slop, -theugh in mita' am
quantities, and soon stopped All
.thetnnpread of the disease -es --
Kansas City, Missouti,
gives a description of the gain
ofnhe Messrs. Blair Bros., near
sas City, Lee's Summit. It
commenced three years ago
fi•fny acres; it now occupies
three hundred acres, on •which
000,000 apple trees, 400;000 pe
- trees, 25,000 nears, 50@i000 a
endlings, 400;000 peach *planti
250,000 evergreens, with car
pontling xiumbe.rs f 8,1441 fruits
• llowers :are -now growing.-
4.gaistus Whitnaan, of Fitchln
4Mass., In an expertment to eomp
sthe value of different ..1'.6eds; fo
t that two large COWS -ate raven
- eight pounds each of geod, dry 11
per day,1withoat other feed. A
L. P. Scott found thatca good si
cow belonging to him averag
twerty-ftye pounds colgood hay, I
day. In another tease a dairy of
cows averaged twenty-five pounds
per day through the ;
profit in farming ix. ,all made frorn.1
growmaelarge crops. A fernier c_
not make any Cideadfl /money out
fifteen bushels of wheat to t1ie ac
or out of thirty4baehe1s of core
the acre; or twenty beshels of oa
or a tan of hay; nor from pastni
which nifFerd just about enough fe
to keep the tutintais from groan
poor. , Don't hi g •own experien
g of
It
with
idler
fur -
The
neer
.sery
Kan -
was
with
over
2,-
ach
pple
ngs,
res. -
and -
Au -
ran
are agenilkedoRinasg Until]
und
ty- -Al ON
that my work is not satisfactory hnt
it is the best I could do, for the lath-
ing was most miserable. • Such a
workman can -never lining me into
disgrace again for I will be sure*
whIn I amto follow, before 1 take
a contract in the futtire."
The lath -nailer was called in his
-turn and acknowledged his faulty
wolsk. Said he : "1 wanted to give
up thejob, but I was afraid to give
my reesons if I did so. The truth
is, the carpenter who set up the
frames a relative of mine, and I
would save him if I could, but I
mast protect :My reputation. The
frame, as think he will admit,
was neither plumb nor square."
"It eerta*nly was not," said the
carpenter, f nor was it possible to
make it sowithout blocking -up,
which word render it unsafe for
our good mE n to live in. The ma-
sons made a shameful piece of work
cif the found tion, and I did . as well
as I could o sttch a botched job." -
So the ri 11 man found out his
whole house was *good for 'nothing
after all, 1 - suse the foundation.
was bad. 1 we want our houses or
our charade to.have true strength
and usefula ss, we must -try ti) have
a good foundation for them.
23
INSURE OUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIYES.
A.- Stro g, eaforth.
GENT
vinoial InsuriMbe Company—
The Scottish Pr
1t4 re and Life.
The Western. Ins ence CornpanY, of -Toronto—
Eire and Life.
1
The Isolated isk Insurance eqmpany, of
Canada,
able as offekd .by any other
s for reliable Crompanies.
Y TO LOAN.
ex_ IocieyouAlso, Agent for the Accnicultural Investment
St, Ldon. his Comp**. 43lIers better in-
ir.d o "owers than Jany-othere doing
zed 1 t.usiness in thitl Pr( vince. - Call !and get eirculars
gi,V132,q full partteull rs before purchasing elsewhere
ea OEFICE--lover " trong & Fairley's Grocery
)er -.Store, Main Street, ,:eaforth. .252
REMOVE REMOVED.
M. E IB1ETSoN,
Cabinet-na ker and Undo:Linker,
'9- I HAS REMOVED his ware-roome to
of I
reJOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
, ;
Mabe-Iitrect, Seaforth,•
t -n 1 Where he has cm hand a superior stock of Farni
tire of every descnfilon.
CALL AND SE IT.
•es i
ed 1
1
ng , uNDZRTAxINrI.
ce 1 Having -purchased Mr. Thomas ell's HEARSE.
I am prepared to attend itinerate on the shortest
prove it to himself beyond a clues- 1 sane, either mtown or countrs.
. A
ton S — An - Englishman w tites 1 " . nonnis, All Sizes,
from Somersetshine to a Minnesota I Kept e"stantlY on hand-
papet• that a grausl.exodus ot Britieh i SHROUD'1 SH01JDS 1
Lone and sinew in to occur in the *
spring. The Eagilish agent who is : . ,
,
charged with the sillily of organizing, li , M. RO ERTSON,
new colonies of fivrtners is reported 1 CABINET MARE
to be overrun . with applications. Mins°
One thousand etnigeanta are atrwad
prepared for departure ; the agen
says he has been 44iterally_astottiah.
ed' at the :Timber of fa Linens far
risers' sous and wealthy people stall
intend to go with hint, and beds al
ready sure of capital to the anion:a
of 8,250,900., avliinh will , probably
be multiplied 'by our at the openiag
of the spring emigration. - Thesnare
temarkable asccuunences, and ,When
taken into coannection With the re
ducting' of ii6ty per eent. in diet Clu a-
ard Companes rateaf fare or emi-
grants, and xilso with the recent:fu-
tile attecaptactif thd Kaiser's "ov
ern nient to *taw the ;tide of-0,erman
emigration, itisey ipoiot to ad nimar-
alleled movett-se •cif ;the foreign
element in _A merica during the
coming taanlyeat oath. — In
Sweden the rfe.ctory klytern, bastbeen.
applied to btattner-natking, withegrafying resek-s, Creams cassied il
wagons La. 3htartt,ed sheet -ii
,.
earS in 'w.f.:star from .11%y to severity -
SEWING
five miles:. Int summer nream
conveyed Li nksiips =in refrigeratore,
The capital nfttlecaompanv
000 in our anonnn. It:sends halter
to Iondota, Patin and St. Peters -
burgh for ecounsuiptiort, and is now
doing- a latge Laciness.-- An .Eng-.
lish gentler -Lissa., ho is, a- Duke, has
a little lawn n boat his modest d w l-
ing width needs; os walil .17 miles
long, to surratanat anti ten feet
high to preew th4,060 deer
which feed apart it irom nrespassing
upon his neigh bars.
AND UNDERTAIIER,
's Old -Stand,
y Main street, Seafort has now on hand a good
t ' ass &tweet of -
- r I
SPI .1 I °Tins they.
_ Which he can furnis cheaper than can be
got elsewhere. 205
0 ; :
L 1
isruisli CUT ERS
t ' - AND SUBS ANTIAL , SLEIGHS
At the old g d favorably known
SEAFORTH C RRLACI WORKS.
.1 wIT4raA GRASSIE
IHas now on hand and or sale a number of '
somely finished and su sytantiall.y haat
Icc' irsiats,
Also, a munber of
Ca, OD LEJECAIIS,
Both light and. heavy ttor sale cheap for ready
meney.
ke.
Cutts -re and sleighs ade ..ta order on short.110-
Blaeksmithing, Hors( Shoeing.tand General Job-.
bing promptly attended to. /
WIT, AM i'GRASSIE,
G deficit street, Seaforth.
,
B
MACHINE
PRIZE LIS UR 1872.
VICTORIOUS EVERYWHERE
asToRiv Fl 1511.7 .1)11IZES
--.AT--
(ltiel ph, Prescott. Hamilton.,
'Ottawa, Cisisshill, .Fort Garry,
l'eterboro, W•ooil ridg-k, TorontoGore
.,,')
.St. Catharines,Cofk town., ;Kene,
tOrangeville,. Ahooifte, Takenhaw.,
Welland, Norsv'chmib14_liainsay,
rapanee, ClairvaIle, Mull -any.
Newl-fambur R
g, oseniont, Mono Mille.
',This company has Tetio.; this 401, taken the
The HOUSE, rtat wan Wrong btans for thest golhe perfection. of their reacitines,
• irgd Medal at the Lyons, Frenee,
frorn Top to Bottom. I A. CALDER, Seafoinit
There ws.s once a licit .nant who I Agenz for tans Cornjrniy.N. •on -r store is too small to display all our goods, we would take it as a
kneedfi-Li.a lane holt Re, AO he teegployed
.; favor, if custormeratlettet see what th:ey want; to ask for it.
DEC. 201 1872.
_ —OF—
Dry Gopds and Small Ware.
Now is the time to get
Good Bargains for Holiday Presents.
Just received a good assortment of the following articles, which will be sold cheap:
LADIES and CHILDREN'S. WOOL JACKETS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
SONTA:GS, CLOUDS .SCARFS, W001, - AND _KID
.111its, Gloies, Hosiery
CHILDREN'S MERINO CLOAKS
AND MERINO BRAIDED DRESSES,
FURS!, CHIGNONS, MILLINERY &c.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE.
FUR GOODS.
'DARK MINK SETS IN LARGE VARIETY.
GRA IAM SETS
Black Lamb Sets; South Sea Seal Sets, White Pnr.Jackets, in all sizes, Black Astrican Jackets,
•
South Sea Sea2 Mtuttles
'
MADE TO ORDER.
Grebe Sets always on hand and made to order.
Ladies' Furs Repaired and Altered.
The Fittest and Best
GENTS' FUR CAPS
OF ALL KINDS.
Buffalo Robes, Wolf Robes, Coen Robes. All Fur Goods made to order.
Highest Price paid for Raw F117.8.
NOTICE THE PLACE.
N. B. POINTER, Market Square,
255
STRATFORD.
WHERE IS IT?
NEXT _DOOR NORTH OF THE MONTREAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE
' IS THE PLACE TO FIND
*SaritONC, ttc FAIRLEY'S
1 CHEAP GROCERY. STORE.
A PULL STOCK ale FAMILY -GROCERIES
Mort constantly on hand, and will he -sold CHEAP for CASH and cash only.
Jas. P. Kendall & Co..'s (late W. A. Shearson & Co.'s) Best Family Flour always in stock. We keep
no other. Oustotuers are sure to get what they ask for pure and unadulterated.
Oatmeal„ ,Oorienied, Chopped Stqr, Aonts, B an, Pea8, Oa 18, Barley, &e., alway8
to be had at 'Sl'ROy G & PA IR Y '8.
1-Toosakeepor5, 4eave your orders for ycnr Tea, Sugar, Currents, Raisins, Apples, Potatoes, Cabbage,
:anything- ehayou.wieh, and have them delivered for you free of charge.
REFINED PETROLEUM
Just receine/1.30iharre1s of the best wbit s oil and for .sale wholesale and retail.
'SALT' SALT? SALT'
A large stock caf .121,11.. kept constantly on hitrtd. If you don't see it at tho. door, ask -fo'r it.
0 ICSTERAL.
Fresh oyster.e ateedivel daily and will be kept dariug the season. Try them—they are delicious.
swot -It -inert to dig the cellartaise the •
TO THE .PUBLIC AT LARUE- Call and be eetreilatekl that this is theright plaee to buy cheap' Groceries.
STRONG & F.A.IRLEY.
walls. and finish the building, When
Lt was completed. he made ,a estreful Ws IC
.texasninzoion of the latest work done; 1 Harness, Sadd
nwhielt was the wad pe= aperinbefore -•
s
.acceptuns; the nouse. He. found to I
.his seri-nese that the p tper was not
SMOGai, ttici the .paper -hanger wss
.questioned about it.
" irott know, good sir," Sniti the
Paperer, " my rep; ration is ex eel -
;lent as z hanger, and, 1.0 tell you
the tun -An this is by far the pooreq
work- 1terve done in. years. Bat
Sir no week:man, however Li1ted,c
could do n nice job of hangiug over
suds plaateniag."
The plasteser was ealled in, and Ken OF 'THE SCO' 011 COLL'Afl.
asked write a nersott of ills ztbility ;
had =failed to dijt5 wolis completely. 1 on hatid. Renairing amen
, Tfn • r charges moderate, „liffene/al
ticd pies P, r tho soutrh canal.;
LIVER, _
e and Trunk-
NIANUFA
LAT -S7'., .t.1/7'0R27/.
-
and heavy Harness,
, &a., kept constantly
1
tly 21 ttendecl , to, and
er the place sirm of
W. H. OLIVill:
NT!
GMAT CaRISTVAS SALE
AT DENT'S.
..2,000 LADIES' DRESSES; (every lsind.)
250 LAI:)IEe 0 -ACK ET'S. (newest patterns.)
199 SET8 LADIES' FURS—Cheapest to be had.
A Magnificent Display of
Ladies' Hats and General Millinery Goods.
300 1VEBS OF CLOTHS' AND TWEEDS, --bought 12 naontlis ago --
.co advanee on :41..terai.
The whale of -these goods will be run oft' this month wit'h out reserve.
DON'T FAIL TO CA LI AT DENT'S.
THE BEST ORGAN'S. AND ',MELODEONS ALWAYS ON HAND.
64-
2-4
4.1
'STQvg:s1 sTo-yssl- :STOVES..
COOKING, ..:rARt.bR,
•PARLOR TPOOK„ AND BOX - STOVES
IN GREAT VARIETY, FROM
THE, BEST MANUFACTURERS
IN THE DOMINION,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
EVERY- STOVE FURNISHED, WITH
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
JOHNSON BRQS ,
MYERS' BLOCK,
777.
ON MONDAY, DEOEMBER 1872,
The following lot of
DAMAGED GOODS
Will be offered for sale at
McDOITG-ALL'S. CHEAP CASH STORE
777 Main -street, Seaforth,
Five hundred and six yards TAPESTRY CARPET at from 15 to 25 ate., worth 90 etsper yard.
Three hundred and ten yards BRUSSELS CARPET at 55 cts., worth $1 25.
One thousand and four yards French all wool PLAIDS at 25 to 80 cts., 'worth 60e.
Nine hundred and nine yards FANCY DRESS GOODS at 20 ets„ worth 40e.
Six thousand and forty yards WHITE COTTON'S et 11 ets., worth 17e. •
Forty-five dozen pair Men's Braces at 10 ets„ worth 80e.
These goods were damaged by fresh water on board the barge "Q elope" in the River St
" . Lawrence,
and when dry 'will be as good as new.
Also, on Manufacturers' account, 50 pieces of all wool TWEEDS at 20 per cent.
below the regular trade prices, to clear them out. Twenty-four sets of Alsike
Mink Muffs and Boas from 31 25 to 36 per set.
Call and see for yourselves zuid be convinced that this is no puff, but a bona fide
sale at the sign of 777. Main -street, Seaforth, _
A. G. McDOUGALL.
FALL
GOOD
CAMPBELL S
CLOTHING
EMPORIUM.
•
- A COMPLETE STOOK OF
WOOLEN GOODS,
Embracing
Every article required for a FIRST-CLASS MER-
CHANT TAILOR'S business is now ready.
I would now inform my numerous customer
• that I am ready to show them
A STOCK Ole' 0001)5
THAT CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT THEM
And get them up
SUITS in first-class style,
On short notice.
FLOIIR!
FLOUR!
TTAYING purehased and'" thoreughly refitted the
-1-1-111i11-4 formerly owned by the Messrs. SCOBIE, .
I am now prepared to banish
FAMILY FLOUR,
Setond to NONE IN SEAFORTH,
And that will
Compare favorably with any in the Do--
.
If you. want A 1 36`1.0 CR , go to the following
Dealers and ask for MARSH A rais—Remember
MARSITAT,TeS FLOUR
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
J. WHITESIDE,
8IM0.1. POWELL,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S Mills,
Orden -left with W. S. ROBERTSON will be
promptly attended to.
Parties who wish to
Exchange Wheat for Flour,
Are certain to receive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition.
W. MARSH A 1-,L.
18641
PUBLIC NOTICE.
moTicE is hereby 'given that the undersigned
-LI have this day entered into Partnership as
Millers and Produce ConunissionMerthants in the
Village of Seaforth, under the name, style and
firru ot JAS. P. XENDALL & CO.
[Signed,) JAS. P. RENDALL,
]11" A RTIN 011ALIESW0RTIL
JAS. P. KENDALL & CO.
Beg to state to the Farmers, Produce Merthants
and Dealers of the Connty of Huron that they
have purchased from Messrs. SHEARSON & CO.
the Mills known as the Seaforth Mills, and will
hereafter carry on the same. -
All Rinds of Grain Purchased,
As formerly,
And the Ilitikest CASI1 PRICE Paid.
FLOUR. exchanged for WHEAT.
Farmers desiring -to exchange can rely upon
getting for their Wheat No. 1 Flour.
1 FLOUR DELIVERED in any part of tbe vil-
lage free of charge.
The undersigned, having had the entire working
management of the Mill for the -past three years,
patrons may rest tiesured that they will receive
the same satisfaetory treatment and as good work
as formerly.
.LIS. P. KENDALL & CO.
JN REFERENCE- to the above, the undersigned '
would beg to thenk their numerous customers
for the extensive patronage accorded to them for
ithe past four years, and trust that the same lib-
, e ' '
eral patrontige -vrill be extended to the new firth
whom we have pleasnre in being able to confident -
Assuring, them, at thesamtime, of \my gratitude 13recommend- 10 our
sure its continuance.us, Innst be paid to
old patrone. All -debts due
for past favors and eipry effort on my part to enr in connection with the Mill
Jas. P. Eenclall & Co., and all debts due by us, in
connection with the same, will be settled by the
1
W. A. SHEARSON & CO.
said tirm of Jas. P. Kendall & co.
WM. CAMPBELL"-
Merehant Tailor, ,
SEAFORTH.
TEETff EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
ri CARTWRIGHT. L. D. S, Surgeon Dentist,
extracts teeth without pain by the use of the
Nitrous -Oxide Gas. Office—Oyer the Fountain of
Fashion,. Mr. Powter's store, on the Market Square.
Attendance in Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
Tuesday andWednesday of each month ; Clinton,
at the OminnerciaI Hotel on the following nr1,-
days and bnclitys. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to call,
if at Seeforth and Clinton, on tne first days of at-
tendance.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth extracted by 15, Broadway, N. Y., or
the nee of the Gas. at Dr. Colton's offices, New
/ York. SE.A,TTER,
203 4230
EASE AND COMFORT.
. .
THE BLESSING OF PERFECT SICHT.
IThere is nothing so velnable as PERFECT SIGHT,
' and Perfect Sight
Can only be obtained by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES,
The difficulty of procuring which is well known
1Messrs. LAZARUS, MOMS & Co.
Have, after years of expelienee and experiment,
1 and the erection of eostly machinem- been enabled
I to produce that grand desideratum
PERFECT SPECTACTES
Which never tire the eye, end last many years
without &tinge. 247
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
TNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEMERS SAILING-
-1- from New York,
EVERY TRURSDAY AND EVERY
SAT URDAY, ,
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Cntit.t,et as low rates as by any other line.
JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
;Seeforth.
EC; °
E BRIM —SIDE
There is many :a rest in the .road of life
If we only would stop to take it, -
And man3r a tone from the better land,
If the querulous heart would wake it
To the sunny soul that is hill of hope,
And whose beautiful trust nae'er fail
.
eth,
'The grass is green and the floweis a/1
bright,
Though the wintry storm prevaileth.
Better to hope though the clouds hani
And to keep the eyes „still lifted ;
For the sweet bine sky will SOOD i)eel
the rr ug thehornitious clouds are riftt.4
There was never a night without a davi
Or an evening without a morning ;
And the darkest hour, as the provell:
goes,
Is the iour before the dawning,
There is many a gem in the path of life,
Which we pass in our idle pleasure,
That is richer far than the jewellederownj
Or the miser's hoarded treasure, -
it may be the love of a little child,
Or a mother's prayers fo heaven,
Or only a beggar's grateful thanks
For a cup of Water 1,tiven.
Better to weave in the web of life
A bright and golden
Andtodo God's will with a ready b.elkrt,1
And hands that are swift and willing.
Then to snap thedeileate, slender threads
Of our curious lives asunder,
And then blame heaven for the tangle4
ends,
And sit, and grieve, and wonder.
Strange- A/Innis:Ian of Australia;
Natimlists are perplexed in rel
gard to the manner la which the
quadrupeds in A.ustratia differ so ev
sentially from those on other coati
nents, Pussibly. they sre reinnantl
representatil es of races belonging to
a primev41 condition of the earth be -1
fore those more common came intoi
existence. For example, the kanga
roo' is a wonder when its strueture is
examined in detail. It has enorm--
ou hind legs, which are mov.e
ed by muscular cordage of
such strength that it tan
leap twenty feet at a' spring, and
in that way outrun a. fleet Worse.
Its four kgs are only miniature
limbs, half developed as it were.
Then its fur linect pocket for .earry-
ing the young, and a huge tail on
the piinciple of a pOwerful spring,
by which it throws 'itself rapidly- for-
ward, are singular deviations from
-
the normal forT of quadrupeds'.
Lastly, it clrews the'cud.
Next among the animated anom-
alies of Australia is the ornithorync-
hus paradoxus, the size of a rabbit
with webbed feet, covered with fur,
having a bill like a duck and actual-
ly lays eggs. The amounts given o
its organic form were at first ques-
tioned. Naturalists could not cred-
it such incongruities or believe
quadruped could propagate its young
as With, do; from the ineubation of
eaus. Therefore3 and without en-
tering upon the peculiarities of oth-
er aniimds of Australia, it is quito
possible in the refolations to which
this globe has been subject,- they are
true types of races thlit were not de- I
strayed wle-n the fossil animals disji
-
appeared from the earth,
130-w- a Farmer P. Floored two
Cabinet Minist Ers.
One qf the most entertatning in-
cidents of the trip to Renfrew yes-
terday was an impromptu political
discussien which took place in the.
Ottawa car on the return journey
betvfeen. Hon. Mr. Mitchell and Mr.
Gallmaith, M. P. for North Lanark,
and in which Sn. .erantis Hinck e ul-
timately joined. The politic41 sit-
uation was fully reviewed. Both
parties claimed to be Reformers and
distinctly disavowed Conservative
sympath'ies. Tne themnstances
which led. to Confederation; the
sinking of party limps ; Mr. Brown's
withdrawal, from the Government en
the question of legislative reciproci-
ty, which action was defended wit
micommon ability by Mr. Galbraith ;
the es'a-angement of Howland, Mt -
Dougall, and Sandfield Macdonald
from the Reform party in '37, and
all the other points down to the sig-
nal triumph of Reform principles in
:Ontario at the recant elections, were
ably and with the best of humour
Aebated. Thepassengers croA-Yrted
aound the point of attraction, some
sitting, some. standing, while others
mounted the backs of seats and took
=up all sorts of attitudes, that in the
-din of the rushing train thefmight I
hear the ar_,<Yument. It is no mere
flattery of kr. Galbraithlo say that
iroved a match for both the Min-
ister of Risance and he of the Mar-
:LnaeintaasrynkdhQ.cFltit:isesh(tewr hen thawenhdielan.gl ttlhan:lleungtti iwtr
veteran representative of North
as
and
at
ere trying to be heard at once) de-
clare that it was hardly fair that
two Ministers of the Crown .?hould
be pitted against an humble farmer 4
(great langiner), yet it was only by
iivay of a joke, for, if he aid not fee
isl I
own ability to -cope with .his op-
Ponents, theie were few within hear-
ing who did not The honoraisle
gentleman, it is no disparagement to
others to savmade the speech of the
day at the Sanquet, and ereate an
imd.
pression among distinguished
gentlemen with whom he had never
before met of the most favourable I
character. The arrival of the train
at .Almonte *broke Op the discusGion
above described, much to the regret
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