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Large Brat; di of Oows Moe
ProlltaSe tl Litsthna?
There i$ a greaii of discussion
m time to tineldaniong dairymen
to whether )sargeor small cows
ar most profitable. E That is ti S say»
wliat is the relative proportion of
of milk to be obtained feem ea cer-
ta1 xi weight of foocl when given to
the two classes Of anituids ? If we
haive ten tons of hay, for instance,
w ich is tots turned to the best ac.
co int in milk, what cows should be
se ected for the purpose, the large or
all breeds? .
f any exact experiments have
•n made among the dairymen of.
United States to determine this'
tter we do 110i, remember to have
u therecord. Almost every
ryman of experience has hie Do-.
11 ia regard to the question, but
the opinion is .mostly based ..ou
mess workand not from Any ac-
tu 1 test. And although the sub-
jeat is one of interest to dairymen,
th y Can herdly be blamed for not
re ;king the necessary investigation,
be ause it must require much time
,arri trouble and a degree of care
an exactness which is not to
th taste of the ordinary farmer.
Su h investigations belong really to
ou agriculturikl colleges, and should
belconducted by men of science, so
4ttb
sn
be
th
se
da
ti
ha
the result, whengiven to the
id, May be accepted as anthoriti.'
nvestigations of this. character prodigious change, in their
e received considerable attention life. Formerly .the maro
in ermany, and according to the slight 0. overing of tepa, alone
Pr. ctical Farmer the results of some them from the suns and rain.
of hem are as follows : In regard to bodies beeittu7; haird by e
the size of cows Odspaii made eight -
experiments in feeding milch
s, with the view' of ascertaining
many pounds of hay, or. its
ivalent, it required .to make 100
mie-of milk. Re found that in
russia 100 pounds of tliay.fed to
land cows made 25 quarts of
• and the same in the Allganers
le 30 68.100 quests of milk.
leven dairies in Saxony the val-
f 100 pounds ot hay produced
nburgers 25.40,quarts.
'waders `)6 10 quarts.
tiers. 30.00 quarts.
priees and in th
wh* can be
money rather 1
with the Nevi Y
ricultural labor°
east as west. ' A
the east can earn
month and btrd
or $2 SO a day
vest time. As
warkingmen, t
seem to have th
Wet..2--.Y. Y. S
What is Kith.
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amount of Ctz refmt
obtained for the
yesthe advantage
rk mechanic, J Ag -
s are AA WO_ paid
'useful laborer in
:his $2€ or $30 a
in winter, and $2
ith • board' in 'har-
m. the wages of
Middle States
advantage , of the
tn.
1 ,
g off the nd-
landers. I
A people so. ircurnstaneekl, velL
taught in sehoo s, freeholders to
large extent, liv.lig, in a iniA and
salubrious ohne e, and. with -cheap
• and propea foo , .ought net, one
would say, to de rease. The e are;
of course, severe reasons for• heir
very rapid 'decrease, and all r, hem
come from -ontact with She v ites.
These brought ar,ong them ds ases,
which have corrupted their b ood,
and made there i fertile and f poor
stamina. But t this, whic the
chief lean* mus be added, sus-
pect,.another less geeeraily a owl -
edged. The del terious h. of
wearing clothes has, I do no 1 doubt,
done much to kil loff the H
people. If you t ink for a n
you will see that o adopt
habit:4. Share for hem to
tiian
tent,
lized
ce a
s of
the
lded-
heir
sure.
taro-
atch-
hori-
001'8.
ings
any-
Lake
live,
let on
and
odgo
tting
'pose
rious
here-
ein
will
ee
ha
eqr
pa
in
Ho
mil
mac
At
ue
in
Old
Ho
Aii
Sort bs. , 23.65 quarts.
illeror experiments resulted, as
foll ws :
eir ernploymeielts--fishin
Planting, tappainialcing, bi
ing, cinoeimakinei were al
ous, and pursued out of
Their grass hous
d
with
for door d and winkiosys wer; t
rate, tolerably welsventilated.
the man accustomed thus to
and put shoes on his feet,
his head, a shirt clei his b
trowsers about hie legs, a
him in a house with close -.hu
doors and windowand yo i .e
his constitution t a ver
1 s
strain, especially it ;a count
there is a goad dea jof ram.
-.,
after all, but ,half civilized
,
probably 'sleep. in a wet shirt, or
cumber his feet wi h wet s ioesi; he
will most likely n 'elect to open his
Quarts per
100 lbs. hay.
..... .. . . 28.92
1.7or shires. .27.45
_Dev ns........ .. ........ _19.13
Her ords 15.97
• ,Ters
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Alla( aners
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Ti us it is claimed to be clearly de=
mon. tt.atecl that the large'. breeds' of
Cows
miIk
sural
are
dair3
ger, r.
• claim
for wt
are mete profitable 'both for
and feeding for beef than the
breeds..
e have two breeds of cows that
ow attracting the attention of.
rnea The Ditch, which is ler-
nd the Ayrshire, which' may bo
ed as small. .Some have put
rd the claim that the Ayrshire
will iroduce more milk from a given
ity of food than a n y other hreed
tad be more interesting to have
era' breeds pf cows tested in
to the relative quantity of
produced from a hundred
- pounds of hay 6e its equivalent —X.
A. I in, Rural Yew Yorker.
Butter frora Fiance.
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It w
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regarmiik
if
ey e -o
velar
at th
,is
and old by the.New York dealers.
thid is thus because there is an
-actaa I scarcity in the market of
good butter pet up in attrac-
tive
''Whc
gets
t
the 3
ds
brin,
our dairymen need a spur, an
eller, a lessdn which speaks
les in three words, here Is one
head of this article. Butter
etedly brene,lit from- France
sliape for stuall. consumers.
n we know that one daii:yman
1 15. a pound for his product,
.ree $1, and another 75 cents,
ear round, at his dairy door, it
sily seen , that it will pay to
butter across the ocean from
Ilt.ais ce, if it is only good and shape-
ly ,e rough to suit the fastidious
pure asers who 'will ire ve something
:nice whatever it may cost. All this
butt r is anade from choice cows,
°Lai elv fed on clean, s.N.Veet food ;
the milking is done in the cleanest
man 'ere the milk is hendled as
cale ugly as though i 'were nectar
the 'ream is -chtu.nel with the ne-
mos cere by clock and thermom-
eter the butter is worked with
filial, and is made up intoshapely
f
eak s whieh -do not require to be cut
wben brought to the table., Com-
peRst, then, this ale—hart], golden,
yell
ing
sigl
w, sweet, fragrantw, and tempt -
to all the eenses--ewit,h an un-
tly chunk whieh is cut out of a
greem
itsy keg, and ells of did age
and ransidity, `and i5.3 made fremill-
kept cream, flour cows filthily lodg:
and carelessly milked, and is
:teed anyhow, and the .difference
ed
chu
is a
y
he
windows,,I
.at night, nd poi'on him-
self and, his family with lot d to
the influence ot which, b sideS, hie
unaccustomed lung. 'will be pec liar-
Iy lia,ble he will iee a 1 ss atttive
life under his ch a get co ditiOns ;
and, altogether, t e po r fellow
must have, an uncm
stittition to resist i
with hie life. At:
.ern will be relaxe
resistance wili. h
chances of recover
isbed in the Saillq
chances of failing
If now you throw
digease, corrupting
transmitted with fi
the progeny, the w
people so situated h
in a single genet
trey are dying out 1
native population b,
60 per cent. in 40-
H(Creeei,)/e.
ere youth, lay ith- face buries in
lijs 1iand, and as e lifted his h nds
there was a look o despair such aS.I
have seldom se n. Though so
yOung, he was a complete wieck..
With hollow eyes, u nken chest, And.
nervous twitehis giu every mu ole.
spoke to him, and learned tha six
Months before he h d. lost his w ole
,nittrimony by ga oling, and awe
hither, to quaff 1 getfulness rom
these Lethean c s; hoping, he
s id, to find death a well as o liv-
i n. By far the rger propel tion
o the smokers we so entirely un -
d r the influence of the' stupef ing
ison as to wee] ocle any att rapt
conversation, an4 we passed out
mont brit: el-
an a u eseal)e
ie heshis syc-
.
his ower 4f
les- bed,
will e
clege as his
are increased.
n soMe
the blood and
al, c rtainty to r
der lis t
ve 110t died out
tion.
.etty
deer
fi.na this .moral pe. t -house sic
4 art as we thought -of these in
a ed victims of sel [indulgenoe
t eir starving fan -at h
T is baneful habit, ace forme
seldom given up, anId from thre
vo years' indulgence will utterly
reek the firmest constitution, the
fr me becoming daily more emaoiat-
e , the eyes more sunken, and the
countenance more eadaverous, till
tl e brain ceases- to p rform its tine-
d ns, and death pl. es its seat on
th Wasted Pineotes Araga-
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tyt-
and
me.
is
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zihe.
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in fact,
est. The 0
eised ever
'A see
Har per s
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Scene in an 0 1.1 m. Shop.
One who has t &ver visLt,ed tin
Opium shop can hay conception
of tile fatal fascinat en th t,holds its
victims fat boun 1 mind, heart,
'soul, and conscienc 11 absolutely
dead to every inapt]e but the insa-
tiable, ever-iccreasi hi at for the
the damning poison 1 e s tered one
of these dens but but 1 can
ights and
torment." tei
ioes, 'and, 0
but for its
scenes of
tprints of .
arrows of
emaciated
es -of the 1 S
.d thickly
hers were.'
ent where..
hem. On -
the wreck
e
never forget the imi le
sounds of that "p
The apartment vie pa
might have been pl as nt
foul odors and still fo le
unutterable woe— he fo
sin trodden deep i.
those haggard face apd
forms. On all fi 'risk
room were couche lac
against the wells,n4 o
scattered over the fia t
ever there was roe f r
each ofj theSe lay ex en1e
of what was once a man. Sonic few
were Were h llow-eyed,
.with sunken cheeks aid cadaverous
countenances ; many w ,re clothed
in rags, having prolpabl y smoked
, away their last dollar hile others
were offering to pa a th ir only de..
dd tional dose
ecrepit old
e entered,
en with a
on his own
pipe. This
ith a five
pium from
rolling the
phen, after
of a lamp,
11 aperture
ort whiffs
ker would
mouth and
en replace
g eyes blow
his pallid
c effects of
irk he fell
ate of silly!
i,ke pitiabl9!
r smoker, a I
cent garment- fora!
of the deadly drug.[
man raised hinisell
drew a long sigh, a:
half -uttered imprec
• folly proceeded to
he did by scrapingido
inch steel needle, o
the lid of a tiny 441
paste into, a pill, a
id
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nply accounted for. heating it in the Ma
deposit it within the
ages in the United States. of his pipe. 'Sevr
s the country becomes settled followed ; then the
the wages of labor both East and remove the pipefAn
We t ate gradually sinking to a lie back motionle'ss
common avcrage. A good mechanic the pipe, with fast-gl
ew Yolle earns $3 50 to $4 a the smoke slow -tlitO
; the lead miners of Missouri
-ve from $2 to $4 a day, while!
aily pay Lf minces in the Ter-
ies seldom exceed $5 in gold j
silver ; and the lifference in
6. day
rec
the
rito
pr
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rn
hi-
e
0
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SID
81111
hi
ZU
gh
nostrils. As the iiarcot
the opium began to w
back on the couch in a s
stupefaction: that irari
and disgusting. Anot
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JEWELRY LUMBER? LU1VD34 t
pest Assoiltment Outside VICTORIA STEAM SAW MILL
he Cities. • '
TT s just received, large additions to s previously la e stook of 'Wretches, Clocks and Jewelry,
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irchme or not.
COTT
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Call azul see, tether you, P
It. COUNTER'S WATCHES RE REN() \WEB FOR TIME KEEPING.
TER IS—Strietly CaSh.
M. R. COUNTER.
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BEST JUDGES THE
WING MACHINE
Is a Strung,
Y RUNNING MACHINE,
'1V4EL ADAPTBD FOR
FAMILY SEWING,
D
LigIat Manufacturing Work.
At the r lirg held thronglunit the Dominion, this Maehine was put
to some very severe teats by the
°UNTO/ COULD PRODUCE,
AND BY
13 Prizes in 1871
EM AWARDED
Its simplicity of construction, strength and d irability recommend tt to all.clitsses.
set of attachnien N, and does all kinds Of work.
and 23 Prizes in 1872.
It has a complete
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE AlTAQHMENTS GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
cliquey Sewing Machine Gov pa7w, Hamilton; Ont.
PETL R GRASSIE, SEAFORTH,
Agent for the County_ of Huron.
If you wish tip replenish
1
e4 would advise _yau to c
g.om Ing1and are that Cr
nearly-ouble priqe. W
ears' importation0 on hai.
nearly -the old- prices, taki
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the ad6nce. Tea Sets ti
DIES,
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our cupboards, the undersign -
o so now, as the latest adyices
ckery knd China have gone up
having a large stock of last
d, will for a: short time sell at
1g only a very Khali portion of
at are .now worth $4 we are
selling'from $2 to $3 25.
8-)50. China Tea Sets
worth. Joseph Rbdgers
prices,: they having raise 1 'on'
-- '
Toilet Sets at $1 90, worth
$2 kss than they are now
Son' Cutlery at exactly old
25 per cent. . A fine
ea trays, &c., &c.
cie)
Stock 'Of iilated-Spbons, Firks,
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X ilmoi Beg to inforSTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, • FLOITR, ;GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
: m the public th t they are prepor
nred to contract f
SAWING IACIIINES, &c.
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Cid...4.- On hand—IRON AND WOOD 'N. PLOWS, with steel boerds ;
J sn.t
)(ANC,- PLOWS, 'ULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
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U+AR - AND OTAII KET LES, GRATE BARS,
WAGGON )3OXES, &c.
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Ccicil;.14 , PARL R AND BOX S tAOLLE,S,' bf various kinds.
I' I SALT PANS ADE TO ORDER..
En 1A
ND !'ND BRASS CASTIN 4S, A D BLACKSMITH WORK.
BOILERS AND SALT PANS REPATI ED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE POWER TUBULA 1 BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
11._.-; All orders 14ressed to the Compan. or Secrete 7 will receive prompt attention..
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A. 113DGE, San
ecretary d Treasur r. HHORTON, President
. I , R. .RUNCIMA \i', Gene al Manager.
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Seaforth.
FbUNDRY.
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The Goderich Found
y & ikanufacturing Co.
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FORTH CARRI1A
HE SEASON
WILLIAM
Hos old all his Sleighs an
busy makin
GGIS AN
A SST
utters
-sArA
d is ndw
ONgx
A ew Buggies and :Wag Ili left ova. from last
yetu•,' which will be sold chea ).
An • peon wanting a s tbStantial Wagon or
laud •ome Buggy should cal at once ani make ar-
rang. cuts, as a large n bet of orders aro now
iu., a. id those who wait too long vill prbbably not
be al le to get their orders ' led:
' Ile, maring and horse shoeng prompt* attended
to as- usual. 1 -
117ILLIA;1 GRA.S$IE,
kodealxstrect, Cc:Vol-Me
EAFORTH PL NiNG tILL.
S 11,DOOR AND LIND F CTORY
subscriber begs leave to thank hi
istomers for the libera patrol go
iinee conunencing bur, iuess ii Se
sts that he maY be favor d wit , a c
lie same. . •
lities intending to builc wonhl do w
a en]], as lie will coat'
stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE
SA SI
()ORS, BLINDS,
SHINGLES,
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1:f feels confident of giN
w1may faour. hhn with t
but 'rst-class workmen ar
Particular attention
JOHN H
ue to eep
UM ER
E
Md ILDJNGS,
AT ET
REMOVED. REMOVE
M. ROBERTSON,
HAS
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Cabinet-nmker utl Undetaker,
REMOVED his ware -rooms to
JOHNSON'S
in-stre
OLD STAND,
t, Senforth,
Where he has on hand n superior' stock of Fu
. lure of eery description..
CA LL ANI.L9EB I T.
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UNDERTAKING.
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Fla vitt; porehinted 3I14 .Thomas Bell's HEAR E
I ani prepared to attend fitic•rals on :theshor' eel
notice, either in town o'ountry.
Coffins, AII Sizes,.
Kept constantly on hail
SHROUD61 SHROUDS!
M. ROBERTSON,
,
x tended to '
" Main street, Seaforth, lins now on hand a
numerous
asso tment of
Sla :os --
forth, and il;
ntirmane i
Geste-Es 3IAliER
JOlinson.'
AN]) UNDERTAKE
OldStand,
11 to giv
n hand
• g saifacki n to thos
eir pat onag , as non
(maple) tl.
aid tb
BR
Which he can furnish cheaper than they
get iilsewhere.
School of Telegrap
HAMILtON, ONT.
Under the Ipatronage of the
CREAT YiESTEiN RAILWAY C
THE
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PUMPS:
ander:4010d haying eroded a new Ptunp
tory abOut 40 rods north Of
FF?ANCISTOWN,
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GOVENLOCK 4.,kL GRAHAk
Have now got their new Steam Saw Mill, On th.
fNoorrnitl:erinutuaGinragvuetl Rhuod,ix
ueb14Sst, miiesnorthandareo4.r.
at0
furnish
Lumber of All Rinds,
AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
01 every description, embracing a quantity of
11 APB WOO.n;
Such as Mapl, Rock Ehn, Birch, Basswood Oak
and Elm. A stock of
FENCING AND DRAIN LUMBER
kept eonstantly on hand,
Terms as easy as can be had elsewhere.
Lumber delivered in Seaforth, if required.
Lumber of any description can be saldAfed from
10 to 28 feet in legth.
C-OYENLOCK & GRAHAM
THE LATEST EXCITEMENT
On the London Road, is now prepared to mantifnc-
tute Pumps, whieh for lightnees of operation and
durability cannot be surpassed in ()Mario. Noth-
ing but the best ,material used, Arst-clasa Work-
men employed.
ALL WORK WARDANT.ED.
A call is respectfully solicited heft): pink:chasing
elseWhere.
GEORGE -BOLTON,
284-6m • Francistown.
NEW HARNESS SHOP:
Five per eent. off for cash at
BELFRY & MAY'S,
SADDLERS, SEAPORTH.
Sho-) opposite the Mansion liote.
'We have now on band an assortment of good
Harness, Saddle, Trunks and Valises,- Brushes
Curry Combs, and all description of Whips kept
ood must: ntly on hand:
Rep I iri ig done at moderate rates. •
Frei k .1iller s Prepared Harness Oil kept con"
stantl onband at
7.•
J. LECKIE
BRUSSELS,
Has just received and opened out
OVER $10,000 WORTII
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
G-OODS,
ca be ELFRY & MAY'S, Saddlers,
SPECIAL INDtJEMENTS TO OFFE
ustorn Planingr SEND FO 0IR0UL
ADFOOT. 1 13-291.
WM. GIVIN, Box
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Main -Street, Sea forth.
S. L. KENNEDY,
TT 0 USE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
ILL and Grainer. Paperhanging also attended to
Work done as chenp as by any other good work/
man ir the business. All orders left with Mr,
Kenn dy, or for him at the Ex.tosion Officeil
w
Y. . be promptly stttended. to. '279-6
J. P. BRINE,
T IC 'NSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
iron- Sales attenddin all parts o1 the
Count y. All orders left at THE EXPOSITOR Office
8. will b • promptly attendedto. i 198
CO NS IST.IXO OF
DRY GOOPS,
gamy and Staple,)
MILLINERY,
READYMADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOESO
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, &C.
The stock is the Inigest and cheapest ever of-
fered to the public, having been purchased on the
very closest terms, in. the Very best niarkets, and
eornprsiing over :820,000 of Goods.
SPecial BARGAINS in Prints and Dross Goods.
elling at usuel -wholesale cost price.
MILLINERY in great prousion. Goods made
up and trinuned to order on the shortest notice.
Goods of all kinds will be sold at prices thativill
defy competition.
alalledcai'ntidstethee°11ngtsfo°ordesaASniTd.
Cprices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
JOHN LECKIE1
BruNsela
WHO WANTS MONY?
A STRONG, SEAFORTT1,
Will Ilan Mono- at a LOW RATE OF INTER-
EST, either on l'arm or Village Property.
Parties requiring money should apply to him:
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
Strong, Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Provipeial Insurance CoMpany-
3:Ire and Life.
The Western Insurance Compay; of Tnronto—
Fire and Lift.
The Isolated Risk Insuranee Company, et
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered by any other
agent doing hnsiness for reliable Companes.
OFFICE—over Strong et Fairley's G-rnemy
Store, MAW, Street. Seafrth. 252
SEAFORTH
NOVELTY*WORKS.
THE Itzs-DERSIGNED, in returning his sincere
thanks to the public for their liberal support
during the past, takes this opportunity Of stating
that he has seenred the services of M. ADAM
GRAY, Draughtsman and. Meehenic, as foreman
in the Novelty Works Planing, Sash 'and Door
Factory.
CARPENTERS AND FARMERS
WM find it to their advantage to call, aS they can
get any thing in the Wood Line done °lithe short-
est notice.
DOORS,
SASHES,
FRA3IES,
MOOING%
On hand and got up to order. Alimit number of
DOUBLII AND SINGLE
TURNIP AND CARROT DRILLS
AND LAND ROLLERS,
Wagon Racks andGates on hand.
TO CHEESE MANUFACTOIERS:
As 1 have commenced the manufacture! of Cheese
BOX.ES ad SETTERS,
Parties can be supplied on the shortest notice
and oil reasonable terms. Boxes guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Awaiting, orders feir different
• sizes.
-JOHN M. MARTIN,
285 Novelty Works, Seaforth.
NOTICE TO TIV PUBLIC.
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THE FLORENCE tEWINC MACHINE
A S I have been appointed Sole Agent in the P..r"
4-17- vinee of Ontario, for the Florence l$ewhig ,°32L -
chine, none have a right to sell the said machina
except those appointed by 4.. In the County of
Huron the following are the only autherized
Agents for the Florence Machine : Theis. CODUOISi
tr. P. 'Whiffet, and Lawrence Mnrphy, Seaforth;
Williani McGaw, Clint on ; L. S. Willson, Goderich.
Any pdrson or persons other than the above repre-
senting that they have a right to sell, or can fur-
nish the Florence Machine in the County of Eli•
ran, 111 impoters, and the public are hereby
warned to beware of them.
0. C. WILLON,
General Agent for Onta40,
290 : Sealorth.
CENTRAL EXHIBITION,
187C3_.
$8,000 OFFERED IN PRE11111ThIS
WILL BE HELD
LY (IT HE TO if _11' OF 0 MPH,
TEE
16th, 17: ;k , INV!) hnia 1 11111 ,Septeltbert
01'1'3' TO ALL.
Prize Lists and Entry Papers can be had at the
Seeretarys °Dice, and also front the Secretaries
of Go.thmetrllSoTcoie:i,es throughout the Province.
thPotrtihoe:
Guelph, July 26, 1873.
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• JOHN HOBS O,
President.
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vnio A.E,E THE HAPPY?
pismino:hethwei.tchhoilodife:holisielediiinhs a a
Withsilver and with gS.S.—
oTcthblleiIN:Vei:e0 : Og2); grief
fadUi st 1(18aret 8% breast
With winter's piercng, cold. .
:9101)N8t 9133:13easilv'e 111;er urge-nllir asbnisoltn)11 ii°:1510drit:ilgrl:se -i ---ght
efolgtell'eorwfehlot,f1::tetillitthris: iv'te4:gel:b or falls,
Wbo never has the orphan blest,
NM' Wiped. the tears that flow.
„A!dwlteillecinleis
s n°fLicffnedriiiirgbo
hai:dl-Tee calls,
At a prowl distance stem's.
q;whotolisee :huorslabbaosrse et:id::: emply,
Ris brother's worthy ame
Elie neighbors to defaule.
These are not happy.. Tiey alone
WroqhlievrSe't*sorbrloeswssinanialikSieiltite—ii. on;
Tree happiness will find.
THE I{DVHLISYS AT WI ORX.
After all, authors are a queer rao
of being Their "tricke and their
iiianners," as Mr. Dieltees says, are
endless. Ft om the small MRS-
- tachioed Frenchman in his garret,
frowning fiercely as he runs his
fpgers throughhis dishevelled
locks, and scratches off his- fenilleton,
aided by absinth, to the ponderous •
German ccntmentator, arid the "dig-
tyfiedthe"fathistiro
orilan. or ibpbhoinlo,oitthesoliet—
itasndMi.alr-che,,_tleCyaeariltetbolinpec"uArifaide
ra,ele:
centric, each one swt gen,e2-i, and
going his own gait in his own way,
quite eareless • of the ways of the
evOrard-deasYt owferall(11 airtuadietteerwriter,
thinking over or composing his
works. Caprice and whimsicality
there reach their last dvelopment.
they wander about, haunted and
looking ha.god," like Dickens,
or ramble away in a fit ef musing
like Tha.ckea.y, or galloP furiously
along the sea -shore like Acott, at do
any one of a hundred things all
equally queer. When at; last they,
grasp the pen, it is to COMpOSe as
they "got up their inepiration
in a manner peculiar to themselves.
A few jottings down Oa this
fruitful subject may amuse some
readers, I have allsded to Walter
Scott He can not be called pees -
liar or eecentric—on the contrary,
his was a large, liberal healthy,
somewhat commonplace nature
but he too had his " ways" He
rushed furiously up and down th.e,
beach of the ocean on 'horseback,
composing anefeleclaiminglthe 8t41.11.
28.3 0 " ISTarmion," and wrote the
Waverley novels after hie own fee
shion. In the morning he lay in,
bed, the story ," simmering," be
says,inhis mind. -.While shaving
lie arranged. his "projet de *pare"
He then, kindled his own fire if it
was in winter, and his pen began to
race over the paper. During thi
perfer nance the dew or the fres
still covered the grounds aroun
Abbotsford, and the- luxurious guese
were comfortably dozing in thei
beds. When they made their ap
peaaance at breakfast Scott's day'
work was done, and he ems read
for an exctusion to Melrose, a har
hunt, or any other idling. Th;
great man was not m the least od
and not at all irritable. He lik
to have his favorite der-honn
resting his head upon his kn
while he wrote, and welcomed
noisy irruption by his childrn, ta
ing them in his arms, teling the
sstunain
oriesg--hispen
quitediwffheerenntu,efyrornain
ti
" staty " he was writin—and ir
He wrote in a little bare room,
-joining his fine gallerylibrary, wi
snly a few books piled up arou
hplanlin—:11nisd bculiainhe* ssa-lrlikcie. table liar
This habit of composing befo
breakfast was peculiar with Sco
No other author with whose hab
I am acquainted, except Milton, h
adopted it—certainly ne one d t
present generation,. evii1i may
described as a generation of
hours and late rising. , The m
Popular and prolific of the mod
English and French novelits cc
pose between breakfaet and dime
OC late at night. As ie rule,
have not exceeded three hours
{11DilnsTmne , \Bvasaltheer,linantfixed
:-.itse
health. having driven them t
hadyooptthr—
ionofatiwiaitsesyrsetegIa:d. fwore
Dickens' own aeonnt of his ha
As an author. He desCribes hiu
asuntwilatilideery himgadeabhoitiint invall:uatn-odf4,
places, in London or elsewh'
potbendeerizgdindgreafziliiige,s toerfserfa,
gard two -eine- at him and posse5.
1nm
enco.unteileedr,ena oPed1:17117, ee;o7ehet
z' I
selves into the tissaeiof Inc nt
ition and, having finished thie
ladralnr do 'sat-1,to"
ingglewith
Iet
hiisa;11111
xkes
Thie was a business -lie proce
Ile went at abont 11 In the fore
it° his desk, placed Inc watch bi
ni)anditPopdweritheis spleonwliyn atInied ink
dela
.uxelYtaa
If he t1 hibt nyh
s :i fastnt
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