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trewberries' are raised' in Califor-
ni by Chinese on shares, and it is,
said that in no other way gen the crop
be made profitable. .dogs that
run. in an orchard picking up
the . windfalls, and occasionally.
good apples, never have the hog
cholera, _which is another
proof of the value of afruit diet.
-Starch is now imide in the
south of France from horse chest-
nuts, which yield abut o re -sixth .of
their weight in pure stare The.
I luno s
Agricultural Co11 ge having
b en in existence three years, has
fi . ally concluded that it ought to
h ye a Professor of Agri c ii
he fastest horses were nev
e to go as fat as they 'i-nl
ltthre..
r allows when ,
ung which is ahint to,): earning, 19 used in uunecessacy
e
and cook it ; that is, if
to keep it on, for whe
sours readily."
her•
coo
Desirable Qualities
Of% all the cles3,rable q
pig, a vigorous appetit
first inlpoitance. A .ho
not eat is of no more
mill that will not grind.
undoubtedly true. th;,tt
hog, will eat in peoportio
provided he can digest a
it, the more. profitable h
The ne ct'desiiable cp1
haps, quietness ,?f dispo'
blood is derived from t
iesh is derived from the
al force is derived fro
enation of flesh. ! The n- ore of ° this
notiJns, the
upon the
fobs will
to sustain.
d tie more
Formed and
formed again the tougher And less
palatable it becomes.
The quality, quietnes
tion, combined with a s
of useless parts, or off -
the aim of all modern br
importance Will readily 1
if we assume that 75 pet`
food is ordinarily consul
port 'the vital function
the slight additional de an
one-sixth more is requi ed 1
offal parts and unnecess try
Such a coarse, restless aims
gain in fleshand fat, i pr
to the food consumed, gal
led
ugh,
be ice
ed it
ig•
Lahti s in a
is if the
sh t will
use than a
A d it is
he novel a
to Lis size,
Mil ate
d fi5siini
wil prove.
lity is, per
%tion.
The
le food, the
blood. Ani-
m transf or-
ys how to become good farmers. .greater the demand
--Flour is s' .
-posure to sunlight, eve' when in; there be required morel.
.�'cles and berrels, fetath gluten is the. vital functions ; ar
acted upon, as when " t e flour is'. frequently flesh is trans
eated in the mill. When thus ine
red, it can -.be improved by being
ept in a `dry place several weeks.
The truth is sunlight damages all
kinds of human food.—An Eng-
rsh farmer bet his landlord $50 that
e could kill- 1,000 rabbits on the
lace in. a week. The farmer lost
is money, hiving killed only 650,
but said rabbits did no more damage.
—Many of the hest ` farmers in
the United States have come to the
conclusion that they lose monee. by
paying $2 e_ day for Aired help.
herefore they de what they - and.
their families can do and let the
test go. Joseph Harris strongly - fast as. ?thee quiet, i of
ecconsmends the practice of mixing To assume that a ro
said t o be
injured by stomach, and the mor
1
of disposi-
fall amount
1, h Ls been
ed : rs. Its
e p rceivecl.
cent. of the
led' to sup -
a d 'that
of only
or extra
tctivity.
i would
portion
half as
animal.
coarse,
1` + og will
oo. than a
B rkshire,
xtr•' Vagent.
ay,half a int of cornmeal in a pail savage, ill-bred, hong
p
require cure one-sixth more
f water for each horse :When .le is q
field.---2---The quiet, refilled, well -bre
rought in from the
reatest number of - acres in grain Essex or Suffolk is not
-n England owned byone man is --Hcvrxis.
3,000, In California one manhas
8,000 acres in wheat It is a
question whether. a young lady
ec
Stu ging it On the
acres
n g who The bdtit grade in th
grows nice flowers does not possess or low. Wide enoug.
a greater accomplishment than one many places for teams
who plays the piano. ; other. Can de it mos
,.s►
Skimmed Milk. the pluck. Right about
Good Mrs. Catton once dreamed Curly Tom had the c
that a poor roan came to her door ever he had. *You seer
and begged a drink th milk. Al- ing down the j Grade
ways ready" to do a kindly deed, she trot; traces all a-swingin
has tened to the cellar,- but with thing loose, when one o
housewifery thrift was about to Earnck a stone, and t
skim. the milk before taking it to the brake •bars, close b
him, when a voice seemed to whis- on both sides4. That le
per in her ear : "Give him cream free to run right on t
and all." For a moment there was and all Tum could do w
n inward struggle. "•Skkimined the whip an' 'holler•, and
ilk is good enough 'for a tramp `best to keep in the road.
e hint," said selfishness , but the they came on the run
ood angel conquered, and the grea jumping about [like a cr
owl covered with golden cream was is nozzle:. But; what
arried to the thirsty beggar: If know about driving we
the good woman craved1 any reward to ten fingers- and tw;'.
orher generous deed, ehe had'it at they came along as sure
ace in the poor man's grateful look slide, till they hadn't
s his brown hands ,grasped the quarter of a mile to
en pting bowl, and it was with real But just as they _jerked
egret that she waked to find it only
a dream.
in fect, ifs you'jve got t
Sie
Sie
ras.
+a, high
i a good
o pass each
y where,
Ivey and
is where
t shave
vas com-
a devery-
t . e wheels
e j . r broke
the shoes,
t tihe coach
the horses ;
stir lay on
do his level
o down
e .coach
ydraul-
didn't
possible
a
e s
er
ose
he
08
0
i
n
uE
JEIURON
ESPOSI't0rt •
rformfnce--as big, one way, as a
).titre Costa pear; and ehe. weigh -
fourteen ouITCC dove the work
sat into her.-4From "Brave
Barts, by ILoberisa22 Gray..
Walking as
There is no exe
N alking, if one len
it. When r- diseas(
tl e body becomes i
s•cian .will sometie
" revulsion =that
si me other 1 art, an
t e sickness. from
o a man who use:
t ie brain is weal -1r
i gs.
You cum plain
calk. Because y
t t rules. Walk
t me. • Do not sur
x-haussion. Begi
ou can bear
t len I backslide, g
t le sun burps me a
i.,
the
, t
zy
To
n't
e} es ; and
mare than
eas ground. 1:Money to be p
u four equal a
as a snow-
1 Exercise.
%ciso so fine as
)ws how to take
in one part , of
curable, a phy-
es attack it by
is, .by attacking
1 thus diverting
its stronghold._
his head until
needs to tire his
t at you cannot
11 do not observe
easily. Take
y you i self into
by walking as
Every now and
t nervous, think
d take to riding,
istre t cars. Three months
o a mile vearifd me. The-eircu-
g
ition tend .d to t se brain. Sleep
' as diliitcul I d : termined to seek
elief, as b fore, i walking. j By
alking a first two miles, and
fterward i ncreasi.g the distance,
was so• n abl : to trudge • off
en miles i an a lternoon without
•egard to eat. unstroke? It is
of people ho liv ; right and exer-
ise freely hat su' er from the sun.
i id you ev • •,r sit i a Turkish bath ?
ho first three minutes you were
'eady to fa, n t, to • urst, to die, to
,low up s ith the intolerable dry
heat. - Bu whe once the'per-
tapiration ad s a ted, .and all the
little safet; -vale were open, you
''were able to tate with pleasure 30
r 40 degr: es mora of heat than you
ad when an exp osion seemed im-
inent. ,o whe you are nervous
bout wal i ing, an s the' .heat seems
angerous, you h . ve only to star
ff in an e sy, ste' dy gait. At the
Mend of a n ile w• 1!° ing is delightful.
wouldn't rid • if you could: -
Edward .Egglestl , in hearth an
Home.
1
lenanamoresumasr•r
,1
HEND
AUCTIO
5 YONG
IMP lOI
180 VALU
TANT AU
BLE
IRON'S
1100 S'
STREET. k.
TION SALE OF
UILDINC LOTS
i�H
rF, subscriber has re
- the Commissioner o
Works, to sell at above r
10u Saturday, 6th
The following valuable 8
and also t`venty lots of f
situated at Mimic° Stithionto, on the Great West
the site purchased for an
;Moiler 1?t. in, and withi
1rliiuieO Station.
TElnis or SALE. -0
aid at th
nnual in
annum.
i
Bat the dream has a i oiai. How
taany of our best deeds are spoiled
Y having the cream taken off` ! The
ost 'princely gift, if given with an, in front` of ;him, The o
nlovingheart, is, to the giver at huddled a little toward
least, nothing but .skimmed milk ; there wasn't time 10nd the same is true of all good ewagons the horses kri
eeds clone only from a sense of up as well as anybodye
uty or for the praise of men. The more, and they would h
s,dy who loads the little beggar at the edge in a scare, and
he door with the richest dainties of'coach with 'eni. Ton,
er table, but gives no loving smile was a dead thithi, too, k
r friendly word, gives, after all, but so it was, for Ianybod,
skimmed milk to the hungry child: coach, with nine passe
1 Love is the golden ream of . all
ood deeds, and withote it 'they are,
t best, only skimmed silk. -
i
ar u and the 5 per cent. per
,5~A E A
. AN
corner here, what should
but a big double 'actio ,
gons, coupled ; together ]
eight -ox team,, {s�tanding p
the middle .of the road? tw
en
11-
b
0
.v:
ca
th
fi
el
..... se
Green Corn. •
A writer in the Science of Ilealtl,
peaking of green corn says ; " It is
ften injured by too much cooking.
.after it is thoroughly scalded, fur=
l,
her cooking only renders it harder
nd more indigestible. Boiling in
he cob is the best way to cook it.
Arse but little water and cover the
oiler closely. Ceok from. ten to
fteen minutes for young and tender
ern, - while older may require twen-
y inuttes." The ,sante writer adds :
'The wholesomeness of ;reed corn
often ,called in question, partly
ecause people eat of it carelessly,
nd especially because they chew it
insufficiently -which practice is fa-
eilitated by greasing it with butter.
OIoreower, they do not consider that
ne ordinary ear of corn nearly ripe,
4ontains a large amount • of nu tri -
eon, and they often so overload the
tomach, that the only resource E is
4o run off the unmanageable mass in
ihe quickest way possible. 'And
hen the conn is blamed -it does not
gree with , he man. Bad corn.
, 3ut I happen to know, from much
bservation, that when eaten in yea
n .breq uantities at meal times
only, without butter and with other
ood--but especially when properly
1 asticated, it can be taken freely at
east twice a day, without injury to ,
eople of ordinary habits.
I Green corn soon deteriorates after
it is gathered. If possible, it should
1e eaten on the same day in which
1 it is picked. By the second day it
inevitably loses much of its flavor.
If any is to be kept over twenty -
f ur hours it is better to shave it off
8A
-1
ge
and nine out, couldn'tt bay:
sured for 99 per cent .
bonus: But most of th
vele. old hands, and ha
ten minutes past that so
to pay ; so they wet
out -to help. Zile boys
and when Toni; yelled •
took his meaning as eas,
been a dividend... " Pil
quick !" says he, pointi
head to the side of the
the hill. You bet the
0
to consider. Thq who
siders rolled 4.nd sdr
jumped_ across to the
rpof on that side ; some
over by their hands ; a
ers they took the joke,
over to that side,- and
heads out o' winder -
get the load shifted all
sA the coach. Tom, be
to ,see whether they h.
delis.. Of course the.
know ; and if they I
was no -use ' of remar
laid on the whip mor.
and yelled °like 'a whop
juns, and then held
reins, . and drove stra
strip of road .'betwee
and the edge. The -h•
a little, and the outsid-
ed plenty of -dirt and
the canon , but none
As for the coach, there
enough for her i hut w
ing like lightning, and
load well over to the it
buzzed by that wago
wheels on solid ground
the air, and, before she
upset, all four o 'em
ago,' . and the trick
The boys gave.. Tam
watch in the State, to
.4
oi71 see
two wa-
ith an
tty near
my rods
kind o'
hill, but
dge the
vhat was
e second
j umped
ried the
ught it
st ; and
e; that
s inside
been in-
' ithout a
p. ssengers
k ` own fcr
et.ing was
he'look-
game ;
m, they
if it had
r there,
ith his.
t toward
n't stop.
ine out=
mled and
of the
m hung
1e insid-
n
ver
t 'e
gas
° ov
g.
oac
d�C
e
of
d t
ncc crowded
stet 'k th eir
any way • to
to Ghat side
••e .rlooked
eyed or-
s'Ld, yogi
ad a t, there
s. 1' e just
t ; n :ever,
tr'b• of In -
r on the
ght for the
the wagons
rses'huddled
one knock -
.ton s down
of '-m fell.
w.s�.'t road
a+�ith go -
h ' ing the
pe side; she
ith two
two in
time to
bottom
rumped.
biggest
for that
1
;297-2
e
e of sale, an
t llLneuts wi
eived instructions f
Agriculture and Publi
OMS,
September, 1811,
lots, of one acre each,
in.and five acres each,
n, seven miles from To-
rn Railway, a portion of
Agricultural College and
two ,niuutes walk o
HARYIIST
OF 1873.
_.'
The arOspects for a bountiful harvest were never better than this year, .and
sEFRTHAoHav�e W1LLSONI.
fourth of -the purchase
and the balance
th interest at
1,1 O'CLOCK.
EW ti eINDERSON, -
Auct;ioneer.
JSEAFORTH C
RIACE WORKS.
THE SEAS
WfLLIA
Has sold all his Sleighs
busy ni
BUGGIES A
CHANGED.
GRASSIE
and Cutters, andis ho•
king up
D WAGONS
A few Haggles and
;year, which will' bo sold c
Any person wanting
'handsome Buggy shou-d
raugements, as a largo
in, and those who wait
lbe able to get their order
i (repairing and horse s
Ito as usual.
WILLI
seas left over from la
eap. -
L substantial Wagon o:
all at once and make ar
umber of orders are no
00 long will probably no
filled. -
oeing promptly attonde4
Ivi
GRASSTP1,
Go lerich street, Seaforth.
. r vale the very Implement, which will recti) if, speeclil/t/ awl ecofOft trolly.
for ,l I
REAPERS A.N,D MOWERS.
.L.
tA„Y 1.
r�
�i , , . •,
:(1h_2,," -rt :7-1 . x.. fIN
.:1,
1'7717
:.C7:;)31;1..1.f i;:*..: -',1).
' w Machines includiul,' Wood's Patent : Ingle Reaper, Johnson's Patent Single
>4Tassto s well-known , ,
L' L
7
Reaper, Wood's Light Mower—with irou f ate, Wood's Light Mower—with wooden farme, celebrated
Buekeye_Mower-iron frame, Hubbard Mower,
HH UB.1ARD G0 )1IBIN ]J RE'A.4'E'.R AND MOWER.
THE, ITHAC/al WHEEL KAY RAKE;
THE BEST IN USE. s.urr'LE MACHINES (?N EXHIBITION AT T 7+t
-VCT :A CD S 1\111.A.
AGRICULTUi AL IMPLEMENTS
Of all kinds, such as Plows, Cultivators, Iiinrrows, Gang Plows, Turnip Seed Drills, Horse Hoes and
Weeders, always on hand as usual.
Points and Castings. .All kinds of Plow points and Castiia ,s constantly on hand at the Warehouse.
. NOTICE. TO1
HE PUBLIC:.
THE FLORENCE � WING MACHINE
S I have been appoint
vince of Ontario, for
hine, none have p' right
aeept those ,4ppointeclb
area the following •a
Agents for the Florene 1
. P. Whiffon, and Law
f illiam•MeGaLw, Clinto
�ny person or persons
eating that they have
.fish the Florence Mac);
•on, are imI of ter=, a]
rvarnedto beware of th
Gene
290
c1 ,Sole Agent in the Pro -
he Florence Sowing Ma
0 %ell the seid machinq
me. In the Coanty of
e the only. authorized.
achine : Thos. Connors,
ence Murphy, Seaforth
L. 5. Willson, Goderie+
er than the above repr
ight to sell, or can f
in the County of Hu
the public are hereb
0. C. WILLSON,
al Agent for Ontario,
Seafor+
SEWING
The .best selected Stock of
Sewing Machines West of Toron-
to, comprising the
FLORECE
Sieger, Lockman, Venus, Ray-
mond, Webster and other makes.
On hand ti large stock of Sing-
er's heavy Machines for manufac-
turing purposes. - Sewing Ma-
chine needles for all kinds of Ma
ililr!INI
IMERliiP' IRIM ,a•
MACHINES.
chines kept constantly on hand.
Sold at redu.cedrates. Agents.-
. The following gentlemen Have
been appointed agents for the
SECOND HAND MACHINES: A
sale cheap, or to rent on reasonable terms'
`MUSICAL' INSTRUMENTS. -0. C. W. 180(1is Agent for 11MInsical Instruments off the following
makes: Pianos—Mathusek, Labelle, J. & Fisher, Steck, Weber andBuf-
falo,
Organs-Prinee's, of Bu
falo, and others, elodeons—Prince's and others. Samples of the above instruments cum be seen at
the Warerooms, -1
AGRICUL 'URAL IMPLE\1ENT EMPORIUM, MARKET -STREET.
OLIVER C. WILLSON, Seaforth, Out., 4
GENERAL AGENT FOR TRF DOMINION.
FLORENCE
Sewing Machine, and pone others
have the - privilege of selliig :
LAWRENCE MURPHY, Sea -
forth; THOMAS CONNORS,
Seaforth; LOCKMAN S. WILL-
•' SON, Goderich.
number of good Second Hand Machines for
PU
TE undersigned havi.
Factory 'wont 40 red
FRANC!
)u the London Road, if;
:are ,wraps, which for li
lura.bility ca trot be surf
ng but the best materia
nen employe I.
ALL WORli \
A call is respectfully so
284 -Gm
lsewhere.
PS.
g erected a new Pam
north of
TOWN
ow prepared to mannfa -
*htness of oplration and
=sect in Ontario. Notl.-
used, , first -lass worl-
ARR_ NTID.
cited •befor purchasii,
ORGE BOLT0N4
Francistown.
g
1NEW HART
ESS SI-IOI.
Five per cent..ff for cash ab
BELFRY MAY'S,
8 i DDLER , SEAFORTH.
1 Shop oppoi ite the Man ion Hotel.
We have. now on haus an assortment of go d
Harness, Saddles, Trim s and Valises, Brashe
;Carry Comby, and all d•scription of Whips kel t
constantly on hand.
f Repairing done at mod rate rates.
Frank ;Miller's Prepar d Harness Oil *ept cosh-.
•stantly on hand at
• BELFRY & 1I Y'S, Saddlers,
GARDXER SWING MACITINE
288
Iain -Street, Seaforth.
Is a Strong,
EASY RUNNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILYSEWING,
A.\D
Liht Manufacturing Work.
AUGUST 29, 187
REM[ VED. EO'
M.ROBERTSON
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
ED
HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
maxi -street, Seaforth,
wilere he has on hand a superior stock o Fes,
ture of ever} description,
CALL AND ,SEE IT.
1 1 N DERTAKING.
Ilavtng pui=chased Mr. Thomas Bell's R
I ata prepared to attend funerals on the
notice, either in town or country.
Corns, Al! Sizes,
Kejtt constantly on hand.
SHROUDS c SHPOUDi.�
M. ROBERTSON,1
CABINET MAKER AND UNDEI T
Jbhiison's 'Ord Stant,
At th Fairs held throughout the Dominion, this Machine was put
to so e very severe tests by the •
BEST JUDCES THE COUNTRY COULD PRODUCE,
AND B THEM AWARDED
13 Prizes in 18 1, and 26'Prizes in 1872.
eortest
Its simpAeity of construction, strength a d thuabiliti recommend it to all classes. It has a complete
set of iittachnients, and does all kinds of work.
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL TH ATTA.CHMENTS' GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
Gardner Sewing Ma lane. Company, Hamilton, Ont.
P TER GRASSIE, SBAFORTII,
268 1. ; Agent ter the „Coinity of Huron.
ER,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand *t good
assortment of
Which he awn furnish cheaper than they
got elsewhere.
LADIES,
If you wish to replenith your cupboards, the undersigm
Call be
25
LUMBER LUMB
VICTORIA STEAM SAW
R!
Have ow got their new Steam" Saw Milli ()lithe
North at Gravel Road, six miles north Of Sua
forth, lining at full blaSt, and are prePated to
fumble
Lulmber of All Kinds1
AND
BUILDING MATERIAL,
. AILD WOOD,
quantity of
Stich es Maple, Boa Elm, Birch, Basswoca, ota
and Elm. A stoek of
FENCING AND DRAIN LUMBER
4 Kept constantly on hand.
Terms as.easy as CiII1 be had elsewhere.
LuMber delivered in Seaforth, if required.
Lmnber of any description eau be supplied from
10 to 28 feet in length.
ed would advise you t do so noiy, as the latest advices
from England are that rockery atid China ha,ve gone lip
nearly double price. e, havinci' a larcee stock of last
years' importations on land, will for a short time sell at
nearly the old prices, t iKing only a Very small portion.4of
the advance. Tea Set that are now worth $4 We are
selling from $3 to $3 '115. Toilet Sets at $1 00, worth
$2 50.' China Tea S sts $2 less than they are now
worth. Joseph Rodge s & Son's Cutlery at exactly old
prices, they having rcised only 25 per cent. A fine
stock of plated Spoons Forks, Tea Trays, &c. &c.
E. HICKSON CO.,
CODER! H FOUNDRY.
The Goderich
dry & Manufacturing Co.
Beg to inform the pu lin that they are prepared to contract for
SA-NVI MACHINES, &c.
ODEN PLOWS, with. steel boards -
'On hiand-IRON AND W
GANG1 PLOVS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATETvAAGRGS.0,
COOKING, PARLOR AND BO ' STOVES, of .-various kinds.* .
. I SALT PAN MADE TO ORDER.
t ALSO,
IRON ANDI BRASS CAS INGS, AiNt BLACKSMITH WORK.
BOILERS AND SALT P NS REPAIRED ON SHORTINOTICE. - '
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE P wEll TuBULAR BOILEHRS.. gzeritallTy0oNn,4ziesfiodresnatle..
. t,' All orders addressed to the C mpany;or Secretary will receive prorapt attention. ,-.1
THE LATEST EXCITEMENT.
J. LECKIE,
Has jn.st received and opened out
OVER $10,000 WORTH
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
• GOODS,
CONSISTLYG OF
PRY GOODS,
(Fancy and Staple,)
READY-MADE CLOTHING-,
lOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, &C.
fered to -the public, having been purchasea on the
very closest terms, in the very best markets, and
domprsiing over $20,000 of Goods.
The stock is the largest and cheapest.ever of -
Goods.
SeleGgiaaltBuA2suaGlAINwholSesinalePrehlostUlicaelt. mss
MILLINERY in ta.ent profusion. Goods nide
Up and trimmed to order on the shorteStnotice.
Goods of all kinds will be sold at priees that will
defy competition.
Special discounts for CASH.
Call and see the goods and prices hefore par -
chasing elselvhere.
JOHN LECKO,
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG, SEAFORTH, 4
Will Loan Money at a LOW RATE )1i‘ EVER-
EST, either on Farm or Village Prope ty.
Parties requiring money should apply to him.
INSURE youR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Provincial Insurance CoraPanr-
Fire and Life. •
The Western Insurance Company, f Toronto -
Fire and Life. •
The Isolated Risk Insurance orepany, of
Canada.
agent doing business for
Terms as reasonable as Offered C any other
store, Mah4Street, Senior:
.able Com anies.
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SEAFORTH
NOVELTY WO KS.
MITE UNDERSIGNED, in returiaino-achrahlt susipnrcerrte
-1-; thanks to the public for their
linactthoie.yNoyelty Works Planing, S sh and Dee
of stating
CARPENTERS AND FA MERS
Will find it to their advantage to cal , as they can
get any thing in theWood Line done oh the she*
est notice.
MOLDINGS, 7
On hand and got np to order. Mimi edunmber of
DOUBLE AND SINGL
TURNIP AND CARROT DRILLS
Wagon Racks and Gates on
TO CHEESE . MANUFACTFERS.
As I have commenced the manufactnre of Cheese.
BOXES and SETTERS,
Ps,titzrtesi.es can be supplied on the shortest notipe
and on yeasonable terms. Boxes guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Awaitmg orders for differeat
285 JOHN M. MARTIN, .
GUST 2 1873 T r
Bfielleinuisghses.°:11*threi:to7blemet
704 uot v: 41 sr.
?seater th
inarlanalc,kgearledinesahtllialeaz:ntauotatieinnio.g
re to 0
he than a peekoles feather in
bat liaz in making him aktue
aisle and femail ono, who thit
tee was hickey in the .s-ope or to
wee trade, and altho the Sope ha,-;
Tall out sum time they
taw phooi themselves and (Ail;
Ifio thin on th
ribe az a, sopa suds aristokrat.
Wieen the world stands in nee
jrietlaiintl:te
mans to assist natal: promuleat
ov an aristokrat, natur pitches on
into it, and furnishes him iespei
without eny flaw thena
Titles are a plan get up by ht
ing aristokraey.
or necessity than dog collars.
Jeajnitsyoffin adioltg:t, toevaetr teenset-Irtb,
This iz a grate *este ov colle
and a grate damage tew the dog.
Natar don't put one ingrediee
into her kind ov aristokracy,
.wiandtsiibtheaawitietittzsi eeiiiii1;:t)ehewre.e
saes,. just te
maSkheeistel;iv11(.13.1a3t% all °thee kinds a
fatItyndyel-ail-)sel-,itegoveit"totoukr* about
family with the same diseeze, but
now takes 600 thoissand to thrs
themp:nrteyysedinatittsk. racy iz rerv go
to liv on in the present hi konaish:
.ey kodphish and Waring appall
provided yu see the mutiny, but:
the munny kind eV tires out
don't reaeh yti, and yet don't
ennything but the aristokracy,
bey get tew diet, that's all.
I kilo OV thousands who are n
dieting on arietekracy.
They say it testes good.
ill -jot; ;tiny of this sort of arise
racy for Joshes -1 Billings.
Trying to Se1,1 a Book.
ling female last week. She'. wisl
to dispose of a book. She WILS ale
in the world, and bad no one
whom she could turn for eympas
or assistance, hence we should- t
a book. She *as Unniarried,
had no manly heart into se-hieh
could pour her suft-e,rings., therel
we sleould buy a- book. She had
could talk- 'French like a native,i
we mild not in consequence rei
to pay her two dollars for a L
She _wanted to take, le -seem froi
learned German professor, tee
a book. We had listened attem
and here broke in with,
de you say lsawe're dettf. •!'
started in a loud voice and e
through her rignetrole. When
had finished we went and got a!
paper, aua Mitde it into a. sp
bag tenuipets placed :one end Ili
ear and -told her to proceed.
nearly burst a, blood vessel -
frantic efforts to make herself 13:
She commenced; am aim
slightest difference to us.
and father. Although this
year, bigamy is not allowed le
Province. We, are not
man is," she i1,1 a low tom
then at the top' of 'her voice
don't wan't to nearey you.
to-sell-ja-bookr The heel
tence was howled. " We
want a cook," we blandly re.iikt
"our wife sloes the COOkingr
would not allow les gpod es
woman as you in the hens'
minute% • She's very Jealous!'
looked at us in &vain Gat
glance of contempt, she exch
" I a0 believe that if a three he
'Pounder we) -e let oft abangside;
body knockitig et the
and slang herSelf out and sh
the sloor with ea vehememl
awakened oar office boy, ssi
113% When she ivas srone
isn't likely to try to sell A1S
Swaddling a Oh:ild. in the
Time.
'Modern readerte
younger sort, frequently-
Nvold 'L swaddlinge" without
fi,.nite idea of the Operation,
In our days are not subjects
The anfortunete infant (as t
tee existed in the, olden timi
down on the tape the head -