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A HUNTING ADV
A few' ' years _'_:- g
through the hot stiratnetAmo
the ProYince, of -9,,aitariia,
I _had spent ,severa-Vdayit4is
lierel, '.:'•-tttrienk-f.zalth- tl sin
Islands, on the River S , Lawrence,
with tolerable success, thanks to the
experience of my .144494,begem3ka
Ent the weather beeitrie, ,too .4t,
even in. „that 1atitii4,1;fir: iiiell
sport; and the -fish refused to bite,
Jo T wa.Min to Wintefelie
sleepy little city of 4intton, iii
watch the. -soldieis at the1rn1iifter-
-. . ‘.; a
noon drill, on the slopes of - the tort,
theft red coats sixongly contrasting
. . .
- with the green sward.of thef-paTrade:'
ground. It was always a soei.e6e of.
wonder tome how the people' man-
aged to enjoy life,* so dill . pilice,
for there was no bustle, :no o'finimer,7
cial signs scarcely ever:visible. a /
. One evening .I s4on-14e tel -
stoop, quietly . smoking .4. 'cigar,
when two of my ga1'riedn•J,cieu0s,
Major Pomfret and. 0.1.Lptaiti *447 -
ding% came up from their ;quarters
and invited me to join them 'iii -a
huntinetramp to ' the- gat.--Pine
lelt, as the lumber tlistict is term,
ed. Both of these gentlemen had
only been in Canada- ti_few mOtitlis-,.
having cbrue with their regmapet
.,:. , . A
straight from . Irldia. Thqy i.wqre
enthusiastic sportamen, and -talked
_ incessantly of stalking bine balls'
and antelopes, or, shootrhirtigeraran,d
. thee -falls,' while .their rop*s\devin at
the barracks were full of rare,skins
and other -trophies :of the: Indian -
jungles, so that I readily f011 in with -
their latest hunting pregfikatilV'
' -We were to go by:Steelier ula ,ha,
Bay of Quinte, te 43ellevi1laa1 a
biistIink little town, Andi.afleyward
pleb oa by. wagon fof 'Medea, a •vil-
loge then')econaineb fampus for some
• .14 :
gold mines that had Iti4t icr4en. -flm-,
covered. The. best fpart of Oat
night Was occupied „in paa.king 1M:),
so that when the Belleville:steamer
-east off het moorinat 'tthe following,
morning, we were on board 1,..- ar4
bade good-bye to sleepy old Xing,:
,
steal, and her odd looking, ,., old-
fasfilonecl, , iNiartello i.towers. 1,-• The
trip up the Baywas a -pleasant ope.,
the scenery being- c atininA and 'a .
i
perfect surprise, and late In the af-
ternoon we a,rrived at the queer lit-
tle Belleville wharf, _ as it fitood
ameng a polony. of steam saWaiiiille;
huge piles of lentber' and acresaOf
rough -logs, huddled together by end=
less 'booms.
A good night's rest at-Ithe hotel
refreshed us, and at:udayligbt the
next morning we started`for, Made
in a light wagon, wagon, anotheyf011owing
with' our hunting gear. '.-After ' a
rough ride of nearly three days, we
found-- ourselves entering, the con',
fines of the Pine Belt. .„ Nothing is
more impressive than thesT vastior-
este ,of giant pine -trees, - Overone
hundred milesin width, and- extend..
ing -from British Colembia to'llie
Bay of Fundy, this belt 'Of , 'tiliillier.,
affords an al:nest inekhaaistiPe-Stip-.
ply of that lumber- known , till, the
world. over as Canadian pine .t Sp..
dense is the growth of theseinkinense
trees,' that scarcely ankh ndergro W ch ,
is net with, ;While the grOlind is
, softly- carpeted with -decaying :Pine
. - 1, -
needles. The sun. jseldom. !pene-
trates these forest ,solitudes,iand the
woods are very cool andlilkita_.,. nein
suntraer. , 'Here and there.tife'.etime
across a I natural tipeapting„, which
abounded ' with allsorta: of small
-
I
HER
for More supplies. At the end'i • root, and down I
.k we, f Iv la, n a mornexit I f
tt fih in a terrible hu
.,,ng away in au. a'
stout leatherIe-
terrible;
seethed imminent whilethii,;:ielikt_tii
Of My companioirs' guns rufl'i-n'fl3y1
ears with singular distide(nies. T1i.
aloakiaadatheaheaisahug- was, .a•astiffog
Pigalasa divetra-sio1144464441kn, . it -‘,i.as fittially decided 'eating once,aand I could.feeLher huge
that . a day should be devoted to °claws tuggitiki at • my ilege' until it
thetn. Pigeon shooting in the seemed as if the .ftesh Was beieg torn
'wtro'aos ,:s'a pomtctitit,r. -"rpoITC:itrtre'way in Magee': ' -flis-ei lost my
huntet iiii,4416 trust entirely to hie When I fell, and was wi9aqut knife
eye Ad ear. MOViWelo.wly. and, or other weapon -a lesson in wood -
silently through the dense 1 -forest, craft I have never ibtgotteri,-so it,
the pigeon's . mournfulltert is at: was impossible to fight - the brute,
length heard. Yoirtstop and listen, ,,eicet. to.wildlypound at her eyes
and when the bird- Item utters its 'asa'Slie -endeavored- tobite !ine-7.4
note, you carefullY •trace -him to.lais feat .she unsuccessfully: attempted
tree, usually finding hitn• sitting on ] two,or three- times.
a'bare branch near: the top, vOholly
• .i ;IS ,1 -
1111601186i0US of danger. : The'woods
reSound.with the diaahaage r of your
fowlinepieceaandi.down turables the
game. A relaii is thim .rteceiteary, in.
..-
order that • th6 'iligeitie ' '-niay re:'
cOVer from their -miatheitary. fright,
when off the peaty.- Starta Again. '
This, proceeding a . makes . pigeon -
shooting rather excititigatind in such
wild .woods esii-1. • kfiVe described, a*
fdll 'ba,g is genefally, the'restilt.
We started after Pigeons the, next
day directly .after breakfast, , of
cent -sq. atm ed oulyr'with. shot gtins.
Fraticois,4loweviel4,1ineleted' On ••tak-
Mg' .his i--:`, e, Atitt ' be pet in his
If,
peeket,-A, andful .01, old rown
-Bess- bullets, - .it. proceeding ,,thar
proved °quite PrOvilliktiki,,,.kbetore
the 'diay was Over '-- '. The bratde were'
plentiful' and our baaS bicanae. in-
• a - •
collve4lePtk'i lieall. 4Y --n011,; 0 .tN,
halt . was called). foraluatchit prepare-
torv-te ;our iretnrn th.teftiti.p. Our,
ren-clez.vous ,i,aa' .k.r.t", the base ' lit a;
huge :pito, Of rocks t„iiak Criapped , pet
, otathe ':gro.und' in ,i;wierd:",,confusion;
Amine doubtlega fait tt underlies of the
I griiiiite -forciation aernes
' r 11 -•ff 7'; : • -1.;
; ifikt "dvaliole'r' "*" ti li:' ' eu
„ e ,gapna Ip
.„., ug w
wet e. in Urn xery lmirt , eg. the
wooda,the trees in..the yreinity were
stuntekeheviing•tlitit the soil was
shallow..:. Sell it wagl'a' beautiful
sliot for 'Pr, firarPOSe:'4,0 Francois
soon' ,,hfid.: ' -a .61,Q :blazing, Antoine
meanwhile cleaning, a few Of the
pigeons .for:the'spit.i Out appetites
were* Patiitatif ;401P .§e -tat attita Oe
meal. proiv'ed ..t to,,„°be a famous one.
'The crackling pine -knot fire glowed
in a. crevice of the rocks!? .and we.
were in 'the 'fall' 'enjoyMentaef a
,roast pigeph: Nylpn:N.wp were all
startled by a hoarse:growl in „our
rear. "Des -.) ourbes !e -i. The bears!
the bear!" - abotited Viaticois, as we.
all leaped instmetwely,fo our feet....
. Bears 'ill was surela,enough„..for
coming down ..upciu tis- were four of
the uncouth b-utes, scrambling trier
LtliO i-leksi in eyidently's. an !angry
ood.1 , It was :our fire' that had.
done the mischief,- Built in a.crevice,
tasit had. been, some of the smoke
inust have been driven 13y an .air
-current iitto-iSortie. Stitt' Or silt:ter-
; : - -.,
:repeat' .eaves,n1 ly,hiclir, formed thief
den of tgef !bears.. Theyhad;- no..
'doubt, .been smoked .out by -our fire,.
.and were conSequentl# rd in
their blind rage.- rt: 'was „deVded/Y
an sunpleaSant '.predic4ent,,' flIer
bears. epepse4`1 to A Ve Men, awl One
lof themwhollyaunartued, for An-
toine 'hatl carried ourr proVender.-
" To ' the. reei ! get 'behind a
• . ,.., ., ,
tree !', oiled the two guidf4s, nimbly
,setting ,phe,exam,ple, as .they .sneke,
The Majotaancl'.thq_Captain followed
suit,,. while :I started oft to _113.e left;
. alwae.
:
a proceeding 'that .nearlyCoet;o
my-dife;„; TA -'s-4(1444ess., Of the The, iitanutqld:ddiFs:u%ltteiion... of the
,
'.. f
-alarm, and, the.unepected, sight :of fcpieWtibri; 'Itirai Charles Dims a
:the bears in ,sueli .,,,elayee. -proximity Christiani began- this year i--atner
completely iunsettled, my nerves, so earlier than usual. That unprolit-
that 'I' 'SearcelyAtnew"what -inivaA able 'entertainnient for 1873 was
doing. ':Te" the -11'eaflar of 41.6-y, More .opened, s in the:cnegatiye, by an.Eng-
. ..i-. • , .
pxperienced, companions, I suddenly lish..i`religieue.' publiCation, assisted
-paused, in. -1-i myTheadlong flight,laml by . sundry arainor -sheets The:.
(emptied ',both , of 'WY barrels' right :attionatiVe is taken•iby several "isee• '
intO the f4..be ,Of ‘4' linge:bitite ' that : ular journa4e, ef:'`variotis aciimony
.)-tad. eVidently,seleetect 'my iinlucky. and ability, a'rid'-thg subject is still
self as its, ,fte4p,,,, ; . i01c,ertergej.tbefhail open. 'If Dibkene were 'living, this
of as -Mani shot:a:only:added, to, her controversy -would be held . iMpetti-
frage; for it vas thb inother Of!" the 'nen, • „Does „deat hi ,make ita.per'ti-'
. family; tlicHigli she was in no; way -nenta . ,: ll. has ianswered for his
disabled ; 'se there I wasr ft:ye to earthly usance before the only final
. , , ,,.., ,
'...face with,the_artirnal, with an empty tribunAl. . . .. ..
gun in my hand- and 'latterly kelp-- But 'while , we allay not judge his
. • •
iess,'for-tny Coinpatitas could ren,-.- i ward:life, the state of Ins heart,.
der Me. no. immediate aid; having 1 noWn only toi,Gott, there Is a 4ues-
theirItands...full in looking after the ,tion which layysbe properly asked,
otherlaears. . - - .!.: , A • vii.: What 'wah, the tendency Of
Francois opened' the. 1-)a..ttle• by .!.his -life's .work.?.: Did his - volum-
firieg at the father -ef the group, and inous .. writings express and carry
succeeded in rolling fligi over,-: _He.. .out the spirit of 'OurTiinne.a.Viour 4?-
- had previously handed the two of- i The -simple religion of Jesue ..itp.' s
ificers some of hiariround btillettsi put on Many forms in the ma.nycon-
game. :
Long before we reached the•piries
the roads had become indistinct, kid'
we were COM peEed to trust .ecitirely
to Our French-danadian: guides,
whom we had engaged with,their,
pack of dogs at Madoceamii.was.
pitched that 'evening at :thelSidWf a'
beautiful little lake; bearnig the,lnr,
than name of Sittch-kateh-a-wanna,•
our appetites ,being-iAM.p° set for
the raess of fish Francois
whUe Antoine440. _.4641111.0),. ,t•b,e„
other guides, were pitching the tent
and preparing the:litig9 fire se, nec-
essary rn hunting expeditiona.-: .
A.s.the-shadeg of =night ‘'darkened
in. upon us, we -Cotitld hear thi.cries
of the wild-fOW1 and ' tbe-fPlew4t.
gabble of the wild ducks, as they
noisily fedamong the reed of.the -
swanip near -sounds whiar give us
abundant -promise of sport neaaCclay.
A couple of pipes and sortie startling .
stories of Indian' jungle -hunting,
from the Major, prepared' SiS tor
bed, and we slept dreamlessly: before
_ the fire till sunrise. Francois prov-
ed himself a true guide, for :he rous-
ed us as the sun rose,' and soon' had
us out on the lake .in a 'couple of
bark canoes ire' t hung up to trees.
We made considerable haveamong
the ducks by the time the morning
mists had disappeared, for the
birds were de1ic4ous1y 'innocent; of
danger, so we :finally gave ,up the
work in sheer pity. The afternoon
was occupied in fib
shinff, and at sup -I
per we decided to push ,further on.
to the northward, in hopes of larger
•
A" twenty -mile tramp, for it Was
useless pltertipting to take the caFts
along, led us tor anether lake,
.known as Oali-a-wa-halta where we
established our. head apiarterS",
Ter-
ome Ld Antoine beilieSeeback
4.
Oil 8
lucky.
L. r e kbei,
saui iing 1 tbeopenitig._
Every night' -.w Wuld hear' the
monotonous coo 5f the Wood,
srroa.' •
tenakih exp,g, pitiless to all shams
Otift.21- eed, sawat iis, ‹Ctutd and pbr as
ne, -and his cunning
lot
Leni
the Oititgerous
are. Slit the same omS and
air() us the Reverendv,itink Mil
ey, and Doctor 'Strong, and Mr.
arndyce, andthatloftiest; scene in
fiction, the death of Sidney carton:
,It is not, however, Abe Wealth
'-which he gave to the World in any
single soul born of bis,genius tti„nt,
the measure of. Diokens's worth to
the rAce, or the test of 'his charadter.-
'
IL is the simple, and signifbant fact
that some of the best modern minis-
tries to the poor dal' themselves by
names of his beqUeathing, alabot. in;
the spirit' which waiii the iireath of.
his life i and hold their work a leg-
acy front his hands. • He felt,. as do.
all *vvise' lovers of, their kind,' that,
alms -giving is not the debt which ,
the fortunate classes owe to the un-
fortunate. He held it to be the
dangerous relic of a bad past. And,
for its preearious dole he sought to
substitute a certain wage. He saw,
as do all thoughtful men, that• the
devils of &valor, ignorance, famine,
and pestilence mnitbe cast out of
the tnasses before, the angelsof, the.
Lord can: find 'lodgment therein.
He saw, that the condition and pre-
cedent of any better life wasthe
awakening of, a , torpid seif-respect..
And to this end he demanded.the
certainty of work, the certainty ,of
pay, the certainty of instruction, (the
*certainty ot a shelter betteD than a
dog -kennel, and of such con-
veniences as should make bodily de-
cency possible. -Through these he
believed that sorne'sense of rerligibn
might be -aroused, and the assurance
of these was; in his mind, the Obli-
gation of the rich to -the abject poor.
To the respectable. poor, thd
working -men and women, hot felt
that -money' and cultu e owed a debt;
nbt less absolute: Hereckoned' it;
the conditionbf Heaven acCompdny-
ing this trust" that emne tithes of it
should be spent in gaining h person-
al knowledge of these poor relations
on Adaan'S side. If each class
could knew the ther,' he., thought
that the bad blood between la-,
hpr and capital, between hand -and
bead, would 8-weeten intO kinship.
s'pecially did, he beliOe that ed-
ucation for the poor, the education=
of brain and heitrt, 3f fancy and im-
agination, which transfigtires the
sordid elements of life, would solve
half.the social problems that ate the
despair and danger of society. •
-The Holly Tree Inns and' Boffin's
Bowers* contemplate these ends in
this spirit. Boffin's Bower is the.
'symbol. of a homely, hearty, simple,
and generous affection, broad-en,ough
to entertain. the world. The Holly
Tree is the symbol of Ohristmas.
Where it hangs, there: enters. that
gracious presence of Jesus which
lives- in deeds. of love Let` us
waste no tfme in asking yvhether
Charles Dickens was a Christian,
resting all that lie did to inake the
world better and ' happier,- ',and
" leaving, with meekness,his sins to
his Saciour.”---Christian enion,
Just then the ' Captaih and the
-Major ran. p, bn found themselves.
unable to use their guns for fear of
hurting me, e•co they -did the next
best thing, and began pounding .the
sharling brtite.on, her .haunCheR, in
hppes of inducing her to change
frOnt; as they afterwards termed it
These efforts tt5ted however, to pro -
dice -the...1601'0 )efteet,',. the bear
wisely considiring .a ,inan. in hand
worth t wo in the bush, so, she:cOn--1
tineed'tx; hug ne and growl;, her 1
hind clawi scratehing ny limb4
t1,1 the la1P60., rap.
But Antoine'brave fellowAhae
:he Was proved. himself fully equid
1
) -
to the emergency' for he joined true
iii,the battle, and with 'his s•arp•
hunting -knife made sad havoC with
the she bear's interior. This treat-
ment -provedatoo mach for,- lier;:so
shwa:m(144'1y rose on her hind feet,
until J was lifted off the'ground, and
then abandoned ` for, the brave
. .:„
veyageur.. Anteine,seemed preparr
ea -for the eneetuater and as the bear
charged-atpon.him dexterously. beri-
ed- his knife body. when both'
willed over together in a death gap;
ple. Bv this time Francois had
killed the Second cub, and' after re-
loading his rifle 41icited war admir-
ation by rurining up" and'eleftly
at -
as she lay struggling, with his com-
..
ting ;linnet thiough the she bear
rade. That ended, our bear fight. .
'1 ard not ashaMed to bonfess that
I fainted just then, for I was aorely
wounded, and actually out of breath.
But aipull, at the flask, of COinac,
ca,rtied bY Antoine, soon. revived
me, an We examined my hint&
The bear had torn,. my leggings and
trousers into 'shreds, ,aficl mylegs
were deeply 'Scored' by hr formida-
ble cliawsNo bones7Were broken,
however,- and the, flow of blood was
soon stopped by some rOugh band-
,ages,- so I was .able by s:iindown' to
3 take the trail for tamp, k'vliere we ar-
rived at midnight. Two rchlys were
occupied by our .guides in seduring
the skins and fat, while we enjoyed
bear steak to our heart's content. I
kept hetise in camp for nearly a
weekftthe guides proved exCelient
nutses. :In 40i-4h:he we returned
to eiyiliiation, as the Canadian
-
04(111VM. telt 134 the settlements, and
.on reachipg KingstOn the officers of,
the garrissin kept, tie ' a -clime prison-
er untilthe regirriental surgeon,:
finally .proeounced mae convales-
cence, when I- parted !from rerkind
frirnds, perhaps forever: Evert: noW
I soinetimes dreatit.tif the hear fight;
and:414,914y too tIapkfu1 to, wake
:and find myself safe in bed, though
I sti.1l tarry the marks of the oear's_
claws, _
I
'and' they leaded rapidly, succeed.: ,turies silice.he 'revealed- it.. In' our
ing between thent in killing one Of day, it reaches its highest '"rnaiiife,s,-..
the cubs, leavinwhis companion to taaion, for,ike its Divine„ge4dei:,
be attended to by Francois while it bears ..the ,sublitnest truth' s. into
'the? ran to -my assistance, -Which I -the meanest places. And since that
needed sorely. I had, Unfortunate- 'Founder sat'Onithe hill-
ly, ran too far 'away from Francois sides of 'Tilde:I:1kt 'the tiIl nOonticleS,
to receive my quota of the bullets, -teaching tbat every creaturehatn a
and even if Ihadthern, it is douL)t-- ,place in the love of Ills Father and
ful if iteotild havelmade them avail- ours, few have spoken His Gospel to
abl6. When I .so reeklesgly scatter- sornany hearts as this Charles Dick-
0:My pileorishOtin *.,11.e.fiace of the. en?. _Always he r was pleader.for
she bear, .1 turned, and ran- for .the: whether 'it were,- the
nearestk tree. ilt-13rovedz to 1:1-e: a friendless sdhoul-child, forgotten.
melt sapluig :4:diaparept Oa', the. _even v4irother j- R -if -e, or at
So a,tv,..,OnCe, 4411--V.ed fsli• an -,
charity: boy, 9r_ the vioira.;pt the;
other .and'; stouter; ,Stemaihoping toii law's delay, or -; the loathsome,.
gain itin ennekdayoi!ifitty pinsue shambling,..poisonons • -Arab of Wel
Ala! rilr feet caught in a ill-6-"!stieeig; or the outcast
z. •
SPtOIAI-t '/T014I9pS.
I ' •
BREA,KEAST.---EPP'S COCOA. -6RATE-
FUT, AND •COMFQP.TIN*. -" 13y a thoronglii
:knowledge of r'the natural laws.' Which'
govern the operations Of digestion and.'
nutrition, and by a careful application of
the fine properties of well -selected coecia,
Mt. Epps has provided' ouhtireakfist ta-
bles with a delicatelylflavoured beverage
which _may save us manytheavy doctors'
bilis. "—Gvi1 Service Gazette. ' Made
simply With Boiling Water or Milk.
:Each packet is-is,belled-LJAKEs Ers &
Co., Hoinceopathio` Chemists, 'London."
MANUFACTURE OF 00004.7-' 1Vire . will
now give an account of the process advt.:
ed by .111,essrs. .4-ancws Epp.s Co.
ufactUrers of -dietetic • articles, at-titheir,
works in the Euston. Road,
Cassell's Ijo' usehold Guide.
Extract from n Letter of Ileitifora
V113 111.1t111110 dz Co., one of
the ofdejst and nteurt. reaPeet.nble
loiriuml lir the Irlaritim:metirrovisacee.
ffALIFAX, N. :5., Oeti. 4, 18717.
,Lpies. 1. 1Fii4ows, Eq.
• Our sale of your li"ompcunct Syrup of Hyp
nPeoPtwhilitshPshitant'linha8g/irirsei4 higYrrpri- icaer,he'a:871,Par'•
exeseded,that af.anyother moilicine. We
have had frorn you within, theypast year
six ihuncl.refiAaseis..ot. one pozoky, e,a. ch,;.
which have gone into • almostevery pot
.of the -Vroyince, and given, so, :fax,as
know, universal satisfactiqn.: Aslit iio
" quack Medicine," but compounded;.as
. we believe, .upon the sgund principles; of
Pharmacentical , science,. ,we ttu4t, you
will not, allow, the. public ;to, lose „sight of
a remedy so ,welloaleulated .to ,bo of per-
manent value: Very re,speetfully; ..,11 1,1
AVERY, BRoWN & UO.
BE WISE. ---Too often a cold or slight,
cough is considered a very ordinary,
fling affair, just as well left toto, as it
•
'a,ncl. hence systematicallytneglect-
-ed until a aim, pie cnxa.b1e.affection•is-,e011-
Voited into a serious pulmonary disease.,
The more 'prudent, awaro that a cough;
or ,cold should •-never be ,
promptly uso:lifyanls Pultoonic INTafer,
wlAch have snstaikd, theit.reputation,
for over -30- years.—They are always.
efficacious, and.exert al..most beneficial,
influence .on all the bron4hial and; -pul-
monary organs. Sold by all druggists
and.couutry ro.erchants. • 11:1/.4 ,55 cents
'per box.. 4: • ,4, ; , f
moiltgeTavQage'^I:rid8PdieTia'sciltit' tisrii*An1911gy, thtliate.'
the conditioJA andecomfort .4of,; the •borso
, have - been! neglepted,' 44, 134 'we ,)aelieve-
there are :many lin: eivitige4 (.cogukies.
:1010 0.re, gui,ity of the same id:tweet., and
L,withut the excaae,ok.the.fermer aaheae-
talr.D44Y Avail 'tiliggtiiiiivckfil Asttat
,an asticlewkich has,done.mbre,thalke,uv.,
'thing eLse heretofore trtown to improve
the condition and relieve the u o
the r,e o *ill h
?
sy
W_.
be 1 i es.
.1
`riereti , . itel
iiiiion a
tented * be-
_ .
, !
..
a -Reme
me-, ee the signatur
_ .
'& Co., is on e(eh 'packsige:k
Lyman, N.ewcastle, Ont., ro_
Canada. Sold by all Media -hie iea ers.
.-PLPROVEktiUTIIITION-she central iderr
4- the treatment of all Chronic Westing Diseesee,
resulting in Nervous prostration and General De-
bility, is to improve the Digestion. and Aosimilation
of Food, and the/or:nation of Healthy Blood. 1)r.
; wheelerle auata ce,y.aotalhatas
--billbilirrddhlit I. EV3diily agenfi known tlitit tet
adireetly. ae. 'excitants of nutiition by imparting
tofie Stbmaeh, Liver one Pancreas, flie
great tripod that 4,1epitiee noiniehin(nt forbuild-
ing 'up the organs and tissues of the body. The
aetion pi this renittrintille preparation ie extraor-
dinary in strengthening owl vitalizing the, eon"
stittitiOn, whether impaired by age, exhaueted by
exceeeee, bad habits, Or run down by old eeta-
plaints that have,ei3Pitf,y1,,all ordinary methods et
treatment. Being s:Meheunis cordial: to take, Boa
,perfeetly!ininaless under all circumetances/ it i13
eminently adapted to preakate meanie Women and
,
delicate children.
• viemas',"Zetectric
WORTH TN Trugs vs•AyEntiiiiT IN GOLD.. 1)0 YOn'
I )040W ANYTIITNO oE IT? Xi NOT, IT IS *
•" VtE TOu Tom- .`
TOre are but foie! preparations of medial/Jo-
wl:rich have withstood the impartial judgment of
thk people for any great length of tipte. One of
then BLEernio OIL, purely a prepar-
ation a six of some of tlie-best °De that are known,
each,ortq possessing virtue, of its own. Skeientifie
phyaleiaint; know that Inedieinea ,nay be formed of
several ingredients in certain fixed:proportions Of
greater power, and producing effects; 'which - could
never reeelt from the qse of oriy one of them, or hi
differea dambinations, hu in in the preparation,
of this' oil a chemical Maitre takes place, forming
a compouna which could not by any possibility be
made fpm any other combination or proportions
of the 'same ingredients, or eny other ingredients/
and entirely 'different from anything ever before
made, one which producee themost astonishing re -
suits,. and having a wider range of applicatioie
thee eny mod, leper ever before discovered. It con. -
tains no tllcoheol" 91 tither volatile liquids conse-
quently loses detbing by evaporation. -Wherever
applied yOutgalhe benefit of every trop; whereas
with ether reparations learly all the alcohol is
lost in that way, and you get only the small .quan-
tity of oils Whieli Multi:sty contain. ,
THOMAS, PHELPS. N. 1.
And NORTHROP & „LYMAN, Newcastle, Ont.,
Sole Agents for the Dezniuion. ,
NeTz.-Electric-•--:Selecte& and Electrized.
801.1 -in Seaford). by E. Hickson & Co and B.
Lumsden. °
,
• The Great 'reunite Beine!ly.
•
• MOSEShlignIODIOAL TILES.* .
TWS involtiableemedicine is entailing in the
cure of tell those painful and dangerous disease
to wialeh `the female Constitutio» is subject. Ip
moderates all °keen and removes all obstructions;
ands speedy cure may be relied on,
yotglipiedladies, it is peculiarly suited. It -will
u a short time, bring on the monthly period with
regelitritY. •
Mete Pillarshbuld nal be taken by Females'
during the first three mouths of Pre-gnaey, as they'
are mire tp bring. on Miecartiage, bee at any ether
time they aro safe.
In all cases of 'Nervous and Spinal Affeaions,
pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, pelpitatien of the heart, hysterics, and .
whites, these pilfs will effeet a cure when all other,
means' have -failed.; and 'although a .".9werful
remedy, du not -contain iron, calomel, antinieny, or
anything hurtful to the constitution. -
Full directions in the pamphlet arouni each,
package; 'Which Mhotild be carefully preserved. „
Job Mimes, Sew York, Sole Proprieter..$1.60 and
123; cents forpostage, enclosed to Northop &Lyman, -
Newcastle, Ont. igeneral agents for the Dominion/
will insure a bottle, tont &Ming over 50 pills hy
return mail. -
Sold in SetifOrth by E. Hickson & Co., aii4I
R..Lumsden. 419-7•*.
-
if JOHN SE.ArIvrER,
-
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
riTas now on liaud tifull as-
eortment of all the lema fug
medicines of the day, cowl:nig,
lug Dr. Wheeler's Comppund
Lierir of Phosphates, Drs.
• Ayeris,-Radway's DePew's and
Hagyard'sreedicine4, Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. Kennedy's Medi-
cal Discovery. Extract of
13nehu, Horse and Cattle Medi -
eines, Siiporior Dye Stuffs, Perfumery Combs and
Brtieb.es, Risir Oita and Pomades, SchoolBooks and
Stationery,.
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
In eminection; where all parties going to the
United /Stelae eau be sqpplied with,American cur-
zencylderiey to louden easy terms. Tickets i6
-
Rued. to all parts of Europe and the Wet= States.
Parties wishing to bring out their Mends from
Elam an be euppljed with tickets here to send
'tothen. -
267 • JOHN SLITTER.
PLOWS' PLOWS'
1.
MUNRO & HOGAN,
.1 PLOW -MAKERS,
MUNRO &HOGAN desire to thank the farmers
of -the, yicinity of Seatorth', for the liberal
patrOntte Flitch has been- afforded , them eince
they, began business here. They would also say
that,therare prepiired andthat it is their intention
Phe excellent reputation which their
work auxins the past season achieved, not ,only
amonethe fiirthiiig coniimmity of Huron, but ar;
weil1b43Veryiehow and exhibition where they ex-
hibited. -
We.ifiake the following Plows, and devo• te ,
special attentien to "their manufacttue, our ex--
periena showing that they are the kinds beet
adiipted ttingriculttual purposes in this section: °
I40// PLOW,
•.! r. •
IRON -BEAM PLOW (wooden handl- es)
DO"kr$Hhr
L'tLeE"Ies'
tilLIAOARD PLOW -•
2
• IR015.. AND WOOD SOUFFLERS, or
•HORSHOES.
7:-
Th4 Aboyi,Plows we furnishat.$20. and upward;
and ignaraptea them to give satistostion-if not,
they, cen' be „returned,
Tim'Scilliteia; We 'furnish at $9 to $417, accerding.
to CifihlitSr,, and atm) aanaante-e aattsaaaion.
'mitts PATTERN OF MOULD BOARDS AND
CA.STIN'GS
wayeleitnt on. hand,
▪ I MUNRO & HOGA.14,-
.Nerth Arahi-street, Settforth, MelS'aught's 01(1
stand.; ' 27543°
'MST' PRIZE PLOWS.
AT
• ,
• • ,-,p,:WILLIAIVI.pON'S
OL� ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY,.
• 'J. SEAFORTH.
• T_TAVING taken -that first prize for Iron 13eaur
; -A--'511lows at the lake Exhibition held in Hamilton,
and the first at the Weetern Fair held in London,.
belliaes a hi1l2 re6ommendation on the 3=0 Plow,
cany:With rionfidenceilemmeild• my Plows for
effinieney of work and lightness of draft, as:being
.seepna te,lione in, the Dwn,njoii. The 40,4wing
is ellet of 131-ows constantly on hand:. ,
Iren..beirrer,-Twith wooden. handles, -
.Steel dandside and Motddboard,
„LioPlaws, Woed.Plo,ws,
Denbleykouldboaid Plovi arul Scrifilers,
"Iroli'Mtrows, &e.
Awlexturtietition of 'illy Flews id ,reSpectially
' solieited betere;pur3haMingreisewhere.
011stirige, and lioerde,kept on hand for repairing
" drej, P.lows." • '
276 $...
1. 4 G.. WILLIAMSON.
_
• --ARCHIVECTURE.
Jr11#111 uiliimifnetrisprepared to furpieh Plans,
.1-ttpLehicationse. ital,t.'pflitPublic: and Private
Belleinekand apto eepe rntendl the ereetion of -
*
'the re'' and
woilfMealini,5'.'
a
. ' 1.
*: -,,,Aorry,31.1GBly-; 3
262 Second Concession, McKfllop.
APRIL 11 1871
G-
M, 1.011$11 Voliefttni IVIngnala, ixati beeito„
• poititea.Agent for gretblellial Seetnitieettif
pany of ItiglaAhe f04,1146 Agent for Sever
veto Capitalietrbt tOronto, 'who loan 31
very roaeonablet •,rateyie, Interest payable
Charges moderate: •
1,4ringham, Deo. ].18'71.
torneys at Law, Soileitera "cu. te0 lot i a :snit;a eve gry:altulble
N. B.-$30,000 to lend at 8 per cent. ' Fii-s
r JAR.n frIYRH: ,33scarNS:gNi; , 13-trri°
'Solicitorm for the R. C. Bank, Seatorth. Agents for
-LP at Law, Solicitors in 'Chancery and Insolve
iCtioivievse:iwatneoenreso,, Nato::: pererbe,ell:t.e.
forth apt], Wroxeter. l,A, 23,000 91 Pxivate Fields so
bhe Canada Life Asearina*Company,
'nil:: oanzid :°/itIHEIT*Esi:1:3B. arn;itis -ADA?' littOiney:
Insolvency, Notaries Public and Conveyancere.
oCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED, Ranieteie, At.
-
ster, AR-tt.owrii'ecy'l:E:jiee&1416t3.
• ery, &e.,Goderich, Ont. Olyi
liee-over. ef.
Detlor &0.'sFee___,porruiii, 3-rarket Square. 28g
_______,, ......._..„ 1.. .—.......-___.
BAR&011.,IiS3ITIII:ItenS181,,tgitnt, Attorneys,itiro16eFillt7telliwita'ooild.sdoiirsChanoe:cerinio;
khcv. Rik.mstgonfriacen. ; , D
A
N
IEL xcpoNALD., -
271 -1-orlerlai!-- - -- -4 • greatils,
° ItliE101-C.AL; •
-DR. CefirP13ELL has removed to the house on -
Mein -street, near the Station,ione door ssuta
0 Rose' Hotel, and oppoeite McCallum's Hertai
lately occupied by Mr. Frank Meyer, idlers hawill
be found asolimal.
DAVID MITCH:ELL, M. D., Graduate 0/ „yid*.
ria College, • PhYsician, Surgeon, etc., eta,
Xnui-c11e,ONT.-7COutne1-91 talq
Office andlesideried, at Thornpeo Istatders.
TAMES STEWART, M. 131.,,C, M., Graduate of
" McGill, trniversity, Montreal, Physician, Bur-
geon, etc. Office mid Residente-Brneetteld..
n of the English La
e spreadin mho
med. W eiklsbc,urud oak
,r,c‘h, 'the. laborers'
rc�fl1escheme first spokc!
rest, mere wages, and on
and a bit of land to rent ;
And; union strong. Fell form -1
the Eine'S lilt" wild -fire w44
ri 11-OWS like Wild-fii. re
neikt like wild -fire
mid a union strong well formthe ol
tells like wild -tire wenl
A
There were hundreds, ere that
.!----Veridetermined to begin,
ThAugh the squires oppose it alll
•- and some persons call it s*
Through Virs,rwickshire and. IN
- shire the tidings quickly
.trelltd aVElOftliuxid now tirral
and_ sport their favotite bit
Aha sport, ete..
,
1,,x'or43..vliri tLIKI G10
in Essex,•,far and near,
Ourchampion's scattering broml
-the peopiegladly hear
Through every county in the
.geAeralsove willmare
Fpr 1510 -Union Band is a
grand, ledon by Joseph
Led on, etc.
IT L. VERCOE, M. D.,. C. M., Physician, Sir:
geon, etc: Office and Residence, Winer U'
Market and High streetsTneit,to .the. Planing Mlul._
j*DeGn'tiBskUlare&i.,1•8Dea8fe"ith,
Plate work, baist styles, neatly execute&
surgical operations performed with care- arid
promptitude.. Pees as low as ean be obtained ebie-
where. Oftleehourt from 8 A.M. to 5 P. M. Roofed -
over Mr. A. a. lIcDougall's Store, Ilairtlat.: .170
A X. 0AM1'4-ELL, formeirly-ofer.oenelI
Li• University, Ithaca,IT. T., and tratittideefOni
tario Veterinary CollegeResitlenee
lkemperanee House, Varna. Will be at Britieffel
every Monday afternoen from 2 till4 oweele.
.
IITETERINARY StiRGION.-DF MeNAUGHT,.
V: V. S., begs to announce to the inhabitantiet
Seatorth and surrounding tountry that he hake
been awarded the diploma of thoOntarieVeterizi-
:try College, and iEt now pfeparea to treat diseases*
of Horses and Cattfe and. all domestie enimels.Be
has opened an office iircennection with his heft*
shoeing shop, where he willlid-foulni ready to ate '
tend to calls.. Diseases ..otthemfeettspecially at-
tended to. Residence,4offiee ariPeheprii the rear
chitof ilirglelogr:as&onisRy:ine:s new sto7. tint ;44::
erinary Medicines keit eonetantly haute
9.1J. CHIJRCITITATI, Veterinary Snrgeon, (meant
ber of the Ontario Veterinary .College„) begs
to intimate that he has returned to the practieeof
his profession in Seaforth, ana;may "kali titaesher
consulted on the diseases of Horse; Cattle, Lee:
Veterinary inetheine.s constantly 011 1/1113(1.,.-.-Afi
calls promptly attended. to. (ffice, at liaiikiew,
House, Seaforth. t• ' • 278•1;:
HOT:lef.trlt,
111CiGYAI, HOTEL, • Seaforth, Ontarie. i)S1310
-Et' POWELL, Proprietor. Tha subscriber bat
thoroughly renovated and newly fiirnished
above house, so that ft now affords gooa acedmine,.
datian for the travelllinPriublier Choice liquotiV
and cigars in thebarhp tab ixsuiplied with
the delicacies tn Sea .11," OirtiorAm. season,
Large stabling and an attentive hostierhe tieft-1
nection. . 2.51-17.
0011MERCIAL HOTAie Ainierville, Ont, WiL
.ANNETT, proptietor. This ote1 .e end%
entirely new ingnagement ana has been thou:Fatly*
renovated.: The Bar is supplied „wiitla the. beat
Liquors and. Cigars. Good Stablingand attent
Healers.. A First-class Liveryan coenectien. 2441..
PRINCE OF WALT'S HOTEL, Clinton,t Ont.?
0_ J. MeGUTOIEEON,,aireprietta..
accommodation' for tramillers. The Bar l'icaele.. •
plied with the very beat liquors antlidgerst dlood,
stabling attached.., ;The atop -leaVes thisolleaukt
-every day for Viringhani. 204-.4b
•
.*.t4loig, "nu
44.44.4.444.4-44+-4
T A. SHARP'S LIVERYAND8iLE STADLESe
.1- • Oftice-At Murray's Hotel, Seitloetii.
Horses anti first-class Conve maces always on hand:
• V'.4 0."7 - int
14ELL'S LIVERY STABINES,'Slt aiFORTW. Qat° 1
-a-.P Good Horsee and Ccentortable,Vehiclee., always
on. hana. Favorable Arrangementle wide With °
Commereial Travellers. All orders left DA XsoAt
HOTEL, will be promptly e4teinditiL40. ' •-- .2
OFFIcn ANA •eraama.:-.-Taire alma isierwat.
Knora Hotel, Main Stkeet.
221 ' THOMAS BELL, -Propdeter.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTW--
. -
Al\TDTtR .1.1VES'.j''
:
A. Strong, SeafortIL-c
The Western Insurance COM pally, of Torontot-.
The7FiriStesooaat:tidashLLififProe:.,viirci.la:
4
The Insada.
olated Risk Asti:mice Company, et
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered. .by any other,
agent doing business for reliable Compabies..
MONET' TO EQ,laiCa'.':
Also, Agent for the Agricultiinil jiiiesteiLt
, Satiety, London. This *Compaxi,x :effers•lietter
duusehemles
esntien tthii;
• o bporroryoinwerees.1 tchaaa. 43 11 =4 , oztchtSre....sA9'
b '
gifing full particulars before applYing elsewnere.
O1"FICE:7-over, Strong .# Fairlefs Greliery•-•
Store, Main Street, Seaforth. 9,52 . •
t 1 Jr, Vs k -t- 6 ti
•A- NEW
-IN SEA'FoRitI: 'At
„.
ELFM & MAY have left opened's,' PEIRNESS's`f
halifiO4rei)
C:9funtero,';:ollnid j:Avnel7asielSotprecot, ringhtiggytsip:-"f
posits, the Mansion -Hotel, ava tat lfrep area -to-mke, and _
Carriage and t•eaiHathes XU Harnhat
made in the latest* styles: Gob& material° alla
good workinanship gneranteed; as -We havelltrad '
geed experience in the beet of work le some alba
largest cities. We also -;keeri on baird ali'
styles of -Hbrse °Cellare, Saddlee, Trunks airl
a.lises, W-hipS,Whiplashes, Cuity Combs, BruslieS,I
and. everything that is gentraily.keptiiii a finite .
class Harness Shop. Ali orders 'Will be prouvtli
attended to. Good attention -given to repairing.
,Charges low. '
Remember the shop --Opposite the 'Mena=
Hotel, 8 eaferth.
274 BELFRY & MAY.
PION EY* TO LEND.
THE undersigned has $3,000 end upward., privets.
lands, to loan, at 8 pre- oent.: per annain,oit
Farm, property. Charges- ipoders.te.- Xariliago:
licences issued.
227-52- W_ G. WILSON;Zritich.
MONEY TO LOAN.
THE subscriber has MONEY to loan to =3'
-L• amount on good farm property. Interest,
Der centper aniamn, when the interest' and prm„
eiple are paid yearly, and 8 per cent.sper ennui:31i'
whorl the interest only is paid. . t...
a MoDOUGALL, --
22742 A.t cheap eash:Stote,tsie of the Beirq,
PRIVATE. 1304ROINg. ..3*1.‘"
A FEW GENT.LEMEN_can beiiee70FrOaat,e4i4:.
*4 -A: -..in a private faniiiy. Inquire p4.,t1)1R Oee
- - • • "
191414441441:44,4aihilage*
iltimggtmal
CAltr12 rhtnithlteddLcOrel aslit *te.41.
Isired byDuketottlturenfi570.) Heird-bbbli aai
,greo will be fundshed: to -1 •
• CRESSWELL,
274 Egznondvillo P. O.
•
ta
Sif/ro;efarmirs fume, and break,
Itbd dare to use their wh*
And. cure Ana swear af ns
thinking to seal our lips;
But ethai)eseexrbeto'usnoduato, t,111,-iircl
nomoi
The tlex.ltPuennBdsfranoilmwsliieh
hore toshorere;
wax:Etxote, lso, 3eltewae.We efui
be &erre(' -,T-
What Arch' has told us, we k'
is true in every word.
'Tis said he will eat and -chin
Wie'
our
rthetion
expense,
Ba:):10. the
s..tand, and
Anaetc
-go` ,here's success to Joscph
truthful, fearless man!
votilibee ngnaltel w.orl
He'shonest, manly„ in. the E
hard he hits the nail,
Haa the oanie in hafid of t
Bandi and we kney/ be wil
`. And weknow, etst.•
- GAIETIES.
Whenis fire like a' lraa
--MiTh4 it goc.S-vit aD nighl
93'1' When isite is yst
'later most
e's.e:#3-1).11Qt-Wiali.81!era having
;
loking
Vat horse,
pucbaser." Well, my f
than see any fault in him
von,:s the Answer. Neitly-
see.' a5yil ja1-1"., a„I.t in thee,"
04dkib
- •
-A 11(nte-dealer was
anirA whiAt lie;ofl'gred
titrytikl. 4', Not At all
.often pa*e74 many nights li
333 -A34. -stable:
'aiegro- preacher obi
laiiliefirers at the Close
4:6fi. as TollOws " My poi
breolren,, 1 fi)34. ib =amain
preaeh to you •elaitit am R
hopper to wear knee-buckl
An Irishman refetril
sudden- death of a ,relative
ed 'if he.lived high. "I eti
ditlr said Terenbe, but!
Like .the ,bqnks
(lays, be was SU.SpenUeCL
gentleman' was
logiziug the- constancy a
hUsbOid in the presettee.
ing Ykisi: yes,'
"le writes letters, full-of:I
of-tiffec!tiony but-'1Whe,verl
any thlt:."4111.4-1t14i tiii-efot
d
his=lare to be unrentittinA
German lieddltr -ii
cent tutitctilliof a probleth
s°
it svpsVnidtt1*I:he14'
WOl
big-V4cit: around day Afte
yes, jh e reiilid.r." it
"AT41--1,7L-441;14-1,11'ol-pio
thaken
dlys.ilchl"
uitiakes.4:Y1
otli1in-;/ (I* 11
ni
twice- 0- "
-=One of the new brat]
astri-thittxlintand.
flSTC1hl il
trade.. The wav tooi,bii
int'Vra;14s To wak up ; tie
diar Of a. dwelling;
home *anti wash it, and
and- oil ib 0 the fern'
Theprofits are immense.
•ILTIairly vears agi)
entered' the city of New
oalit.T.Psa.sit in7...0-41?trrainCin
wilderness of houses.
naMe.is ititown wherevei
breathes.' It is; iii
•1'tIlfL1lu1i-u to t,
the titipe.Siari to his bro.)
mills, and wherever
It°cofnIhniLainie4or:fniclitiehea':irse'tXPyrket58S'irr!
tbeury
red,..yew.
itaaw.s John Sn
Naaris of Various So!
'The designations by
various solts of tea ar
-
the market, may be wor
coming under the imtal
votion of dwellers at 110,
is a. corruption of .16,z,1-
pag labor, and the Ato,
Advertised by tea-dealeil
sort GI the same tea gra
?zing, A. city
which, being: interpre
" Military Rest." Soni
fes it little sptonts f *0
down ;" Bohea is 'deriv-
JiKuliee on wJij�l.
duced Oohing -mea
Dragon f Ilunginoey,
rE