The Huron Expositor, 1874-02-06, Page 6•
FiCTS ABOUT nocq.
A. "Visit to. a g-14taiier Cellar.
Vallee of Dlffcr�fli ilEiada of Dogs.
A delicate face, with with, aerie Eve eyes
looking up from t 6 dark cellar at pass-
ers-by, winking and blinking, sad as if
, with sorrow at c nfinemeiat LI such a
-noisome place. The eyes are dark, fall
and lustrous, std.their ownerig a black-.
and -tan terrier, with yellow b4east and
legs, shut up in a cge in the doorway of
the cellar of ar d g -fancier. He looks,
very mounful, indeed, as he niffs the
pure air entering from above.* Could he
speak he would pre eably.deliv a touch-
ing oration on un versal emancipation.
His aspect, howeve , sufficient y attests
- his iIkvoluitary endage, and no more
insidious appeal co id find exp ession in
words.
Close . beside the entrance, aiid at the
head of the steps 1 ading into tihe cellar,
stands. a ferocious a cimen of
" THE MIL -DOG TYPE.
The forehead is Ow and r treating ;
the ears are croppe short; the face is
torn -and jagged, th result of iaany ca-
nine 1contests; the yes are .w de open,
and intently fixed port passe8-by ; so
earnestly, that the 1 tter shrink as if in
.'
fear of attack from, he fierce q . adruped:
But there is no dan er ; the e ea are a
skin is the only reninant of a bull -dog
aster effort of a skillful optician;.the
noted for his ferocity in the slums of the
City, and has been so adroitly , stuffed
and placed upon a pedestal that it is
necessary to look twice to discover the
deception. Passing the grim guardian
and the sad -faced tearier, one finds him-
self in a large, square- basement,! the floor
of which is covered with saw -dust, and
here and there are saw -dusted protuber-
ances, which upon closer inapection,
prove to be bone; well gnawed, and
lamps of hard food.
THIS IS A XENA ERIE OF DOGS.
• There are cages ujou each si e of the
room, extending to the ceiling,and in
these are canines of every size, fbrm, die-
pneition. and race. Some, which the
cages will not hold, are tied to rings in
the floor, and others, ick with the vari-
ous ills dog's flesh is eir to, are curled
up in boxes or .bas ets. There is a
strong, rank smell, which strikes the
specks here and ther, , skippin in the
nostrils far from 'ag eeably, arid black
saw -dust, suggest thepresence of the in-
evitable- flea. The i eiling is Iow and
disfigured with rough portraits f sport-
ing incidents and dog-fights, ii which
small dogs bear out t e Princip s of ro-
" mance by holding th ir larger ntagoth
ists in positions whic Must spe dly re-
sult in the death or disability of the
latter. .A.:. small boy,a'th a dirty face,
walks around the roe., and snaps a whip
upon those dogs whic i indulge in an 'oc-
casional howl, or seen over -an. ious to
make a close inspection of the legs of
patrons in irainediate proximity with a
view to premature din ng. A. very large
nian, with small hat MI a coat of faded
red velvet, of Englis cut, and green.
plushbreeches, stands near the centre of
the 700M, his face red n(1flushed, and
a piece of his nose to • away he re-
sult of an attack b a savage dog.
This man is a leading cog-fancier,f and
knows as much about gs, thei1 habits,
. species, 'pedigree and •arket vaIue as
any man in the coun . Inquire the
price an
ENGLISH BLOO oIIND
which lies upon .the floor; with its
jealous eyes fixed upon your movements,
and he says :
' That dog, sir, is a ae, y valuable One.
1 bought it from an E ishinan whose
drafts upon the old c�u were not
'ho ored for a time, owin to trouble ' at
hoilae. As he was forced to sell some. -
thi g, his Watch an jewel y went first,
an o then he brought a pai of the hounds
to ao e. I bought thein la th, and have
alr ady disposed of one to a gentleman
fro e Florida. This one I hold at $100,
anas it is of great puri y of breed, I
sh °I easily get its value. blood -hound
air, is useless to a perso in bi siness
West
her, , and it is only in tie and
So th, where it is neces ary to track
so so ething or somebody,. th t it is of set-
,: vie . Many gentlemen 'h jug cFuntry
res'clences buy them for - rnament, but
the r uncertain disposition even to their
ON ers, renders them very hangerous pro-
. pe y."
•e intelligent face of the blood hound
tur s continually toward you during
• the e remarks, and when you approach
hi as he rises up gravely and seens as if
pre aring for an introductio . The dog-
tani ier continued, patting I the blood -
hon d's head
"You see how friendly,' thou h re-
served, he is now. Well, by and by, I
may come i toward him. and instead of
sub itting,to caresses, he will try to pin
roe y the throat. You can always tell
whn he is dangerous by the color Of his
e
eyes. When they are black and lustrous
• he is in good. humor, but if they are
streaked with yellow or bl000tshot, he
must be approached. with care. A blood-
hound is a perfect lunatic sometimes."
_ Pointing to an
ITALIAN GRAYROUND
the man says : "That •grayhound is a'
year old - and only weighs four pdunds •
.--see what a perfectly -proportioned body
it has, and a tail just like a rat ; see how
stra gilt it is; that makes the dog worth
$10 frnore than if it were curly, which is a
sign f a cross in the breed. These dogs arc -
bro ght from Italy and Spain, and are
not onsidered true Italian grayhounds
unle s they weigh less than 12 pounds.
Thi one is sold to a lady in Fifth Avenue
for ;4O, and will be taken away as soon
as a, silver collar, whioheshe is ' having
made, is ready, They are very affec-
tionate and playful, but form acquaint-
ance so rapidly that they are in great
danger of being stolen."
ow *much is
THAT NEWVOUNDLAND , . *
wort ?" you ask, pointing to a great
blacIt fellow, with a white spot on.. his
brea t, which stood watching ` vith all
•ture beaming forth'fronili's earnest
C C
. his n
eyes.,
repli
good
• rathe
-wattle
-hat dog is worth $25," bh 1 fancier
d. " If I knew he woulcl go into
honds T'd sell him for 1 alf that
that get $50 from Some iie who
misuse him. Why that el .g knows
• as much as ca person Ile wi 1 gco to
market with a basket and bri o' Lome
meat and provisions ; carry parcels
where he is told ; put letters in he post
Office and keep away thieves o rid vag-
rants from the house. His father came
from St. John's, Newfoundland, and he
is pure breed. A family in he !city
trained him, and when they •en to
Europe could not take him a ong. I
should like to sell hina to so e good
kind person, sir, as knows* 'o • a dog
ought to be treated, for 'e does at preci ate
kindness and good food so." he f'
eier then untied and put him h roi.
severnI of his feats, at the concl ision
which he received a large piece ,of meat
and was again put iirlimbe.
., ,
41 WHAT A LOT OF SCOTCH TERRIERS 1
Are they as valuable as theother dogs ?"
you ask, as yo a 'notice a long row of
sandy -haired,, red -eyed dogs, of ill -favor,
their 'lair . long, waving and bristly;
they .areanaall, and approach the com-
monly accepted idea of curs as nearly as
anything iti thcedog.linea '
"Valuable l I 'should think' they
area" ' continues the fancier. "That
little dog over yonder has wonfour rat
matches in a year, and I will match him
against any other teirier in the city_ for
$100 .a. side. You ought to see him
suatch a rat by the nape of the neck and
shake his life out of him i in a jiffy.
Why, 1 he would keep an East River
warehouse free of rats with a perfect
ease, and -it is no light job, I assure you.
Someof th.ose rats -are as large as a hord-
nary Cat, and fight like denaons. That
dog isi worth fifty dollars, and I wouldn't
-take a cent less for him. I have Scotch
- terriers as low as five dollars, but they
are olil or poor ratters. I can give you
a ve good terrier •for fifteen dollars,
One t at will keep any ordinary store or
house ,free of rats •and mice, for they
catch mice as well as rats."
ile you are talking aaboy brings in
a Tireaa tanaa RATS
in so e iron traps, and lets them loose
. in th rooria, first -unlocking half a dozen
of the terriers. °The rapidity with which
th t rriers opting upon and despatch
th r s is truly surprising.. The rats,
• h. ..e er, do not die without showing
fio lo t turn. • The other dogs in the
rorm s ark and hawl at thia proceeding.
13 t the dignity with which the terriers
th t hacl,borne the brunt of the work re-
tu ed to the Cages was ludiczous in the
ex re
th ir yes gliatened proudly, and they
I.
e—their tails had an extra curl,
w o e as exalted a mien as soldiers re-
tu o 'ng from the field of victory. It
teak sOme time to quiet the vociferous,
ea ineo, and then, pointing toward a
SNOWY ESQUIMAUX DOG,
th 'ter asked:
' ,here do you get these dogs, and
ho Much are they worth?' '
,
They were cotiginally brought from
La land, and have been bred in this
co lit' for the most part," returned the
fan ie . "A few are introduced by
tra Aloe even now, and are highly
pri ed. Those little pups (such as are.
ex. I seJ for sale on Broadway every fine
da ) are worth $10 apiece, and are very
rarVery few of them are raised in
Is io ortiori to the numbers of other
kin's f dogs." They are very kind, it
_ap I - re, and love to stay in the same
pl.; e, differing from -nearly every kind
of ogi in lacking the nomadic 'nature.
A WATslit SPANiEL, ,
wit b oad ears and thick, matted coat
1 -
of clack and white, stood in a cage, look-
inou ., with black, lender eyes. Of
thipecies, the fancier tells you • .
"The cross breeds are not very valu-
abl , as they are very numerous, but a
wat r apaniel of pure blood is a rarity,
and wilil command $30 here; about half
as as in England.' Be will go ..i.n
the water. at any time, in summer or
win er,` and will bring out game for the
bun man. His sense of 'smell is very
acuand were he strong enough to un-
dert the fatigue of travelling over
bro country and in difficult wood -
Ian his would rival the pointer and
set r. 1 The King Charles Spaniel is
mor prized however, by the ladies, on
acco nt of his greater doeility, for a
oy, "
Ct
en
1313
o tvou gDt
-FAi-GY ICES FOR POODLES IP"
we skoii, eyeing two or three handsome
littl dos which sat on the floor, with
ribb ns tied spout their necks.
Te d g-faacier looked doubtful and
unc.rtain wh t to reply, but said, hesi-
tat'•gly : '''„S metimea we do'and some -
'time e don't. When a lady, with a
earn ge and livery, calls, and has us
ham our who e stock of dogs into the.
stre for ins ctien, we generally make
her ayor dog and labor too. Thirty or
fort d
poor seling- ' 1, who longs for a dumb
( sometimes ; but when a
1
flare i
corn ianibii in her solitude, comes and
look al theni so wishfully, she goes
awa with at for three dr four dol-
lars. F ct is, Isla we can't charge these
poor •eople li e the aristocracy. I Dog- .
fanci rs Jaint •awn -brokers, if they do
1
seem brutal so etimes."
oo
BULL -DOG," 4 •
d'short to the floor, resembling
ff . pro otype at the door, glared
ad inc ctual efforts to taste con-
t aalves. After beating him down
hip, t e dog -fancier said: ; t
bull -d is one of the easiest of
i la to Mae, sir. All you have
o juat let him alone and toss in
c in while, and he will get
ti tea. IWhen he is a couple of
s o ld jus bend down and bite off
i
when e i§ five months old take
pair of sharp scissors and clip
s, takin care to hold them natu-
leiit one side of the 'ear be cut
than the ether. The bull -dog
bY nature. I knew a main in
d Ion hil notie, and you know
hire one who hada puppy which
bull -do pins you once lte hang
ell, the heighbors were 'alarmed
rel going , o choke him off, but th
hire rnai said, 'Let him alone
taste hlood and then he'll b
-,,and-b .' The neighbors Corn
the request, and before' th
ished t,he miner's nose was a
C awed ff, sir. Bull -dogs haw
chain
his s
• and
venie
with
the a
to do is
food
along
mont
his ta
a larg
his ea
rally,
highe
fights
Lanca
fasten
when
on.
and w
Lane
tet hi
better b
plied
PuPPY
gone.
been
them u
is wo
have b
"11
at ,the
since h
many
think
Why,
ful time in these - dark cellars, but Its
'they ire generillY 'iord" few
weeks the'c' inient4
tr!litie.
(From
•
DRESS A
Two doors S
MAIN
BORLAND,
labs Young's, Toronto,)
D MANTLE MARER
nth of the CoMmereial Hotel,
TREET, SEIFORTH. 818
THE
AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL ASSUR-
ANCE ASS CIATION OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFI E, - LNDON, OXT.
C.APITAL, ast Ilannary, 18780 $28�,68194, with
over 86,000 Policies in force. Premiums re-
ceived 1nt1872, :7,000—an increase of over $9,000
on the large busibess of 1871. Thi a old reliable
;Company—the successful pioneer of cheap farm
insurance in Canada—issuing now monthly- nearly
,as many Policies as the whole 'yearly issue of a
majority of other Conspanies in the same line of
ibusinese in the conntry, distributing their rislcs in
;such a manner that under no apparent possible
•
',calamity or contihgency, a heavy drain- could be
imade on their capital, has decided to afford pro-
tection to the owners and oconpiers of Isolated
DweWngs in Cities, Tovrne and Villages, at rates
that will defy any respectable or responsible office
to cut under. •
Intending insurers will note: That this is the
only Fire Mutual that has deposited with the Re-
ceiver -General and been licenced to • do business
throughout the Dbminion of Canada. That the
asaete and profits otthis Company accumulate at
the members' credit, affording a sure fund for the
protection of members, and keeping down the cost
of insurance instead of {as with Stook compapies)
being distributed slmongst shareholders. Il'hat it
insures nothing lpore hazardous than Isolated
pwellings, Farm Property,Cheese Fautories, Coun-
try Churches and 8ehool Houses, has no branch
for the insurance f more dangerons property, and
aye all damage b 'lightning, including live stock
in enclosed fields o farm. That, having, besides
a large Premium lMote capital4 cash alwayi on
hand, it is enabled fo pay all holiest claims with-
out any unneoessary delay. That in the past eleven
years this office haadistributed over "half a mil-
lion of money" 14 satisfacti9n of losses te its
members.
Your support of tIIR Company i solicited on its
own merits. It is laimed for this office that it
has done more to provide cheap. insurance than all
the other Companic combined. it is a notorious
fact that the comp ting Compania have for years
been copying our pans and adopting ourratea Ls a
necessary conditio of their existenee.
Give the 014 Farm Favorite the
• reference.
Applications by ail promptly a tended to.
HAS. T. DO E, Agent,
806-tf • ox 89, Clinton.
Do You ant Money.
THE HAMIILT N PROVIDENT 'AND
L0%rjr SOCIE'lj V
- I
Incorporated A..D '1871, pursuant to Cap. 68,
Con. Stat. of 17. C.
o GT—McInnes 131ok, corner Xing and John
Stre ts, Hamilton. '
CAPITAL,
- • si qool000.
DIjRECToBs.'.
Adam Hope, Prise dent ; W. E. Saniord Vice.
President ; D. Mc es, A. T. Woqd, Alex. Har-
vey, Charles Gums ,, A. F. Skinner, Plummer
'Dewar, J. X, Herr, Alex Turner, ,john Haryey,
John McPherson, J. M. Williams, M. P. P., john
Brown, E. W. Hvma .—H. D. Cameron, Treasur-
er. ;, J. Crerar, Solicitor; A. McEac ern, Acomint-
ant
Intending bOrrow re will commit !their best in-
terdats by examini g the advantageous terms
offeled by this Society;before going elsewhere.
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Spe Features.
NO Lawyer's Fees charged where the security
contlists of Farm Pro erty, and wheri the Loan is
not less than $400, ,for a shorter period than
five Years.
Tilte full amount of the Loan hand+d over to the
BorOwer. All lucid ntal expenses zhaybo includ-
ed in repayments. I
• Repayments may be made to fent due at such
perlod of the year as is most convenient to bor-
rowers.
The Loan Snay be paid off at any time on
equitable terms. 1
F". Loan Tables and fall particulas apply to
H. D. CAMERON,
Treasurer, Hamilton.
JAMES H. BENSON, Barrister, •
Valuator, Seaforth, 318.18
BLYTH SHINGLE, H
AND
PLANING FAC
ADING
OILY.
HE Subscriber ha ng leased the Mill for many
years worked by r. William Curtis, is prepar-
ed•
to Supply shingles and heading in large quan-
tities id the lowestaufrket price& Particular at. paid to
CUSI'OM SAIIG & P1ANI1V G.
First-class Shingles gdaranteed, as -none but good
• Sawyers are employed, and the best quality of
Pine tOed. The highest prices paid for good pine
and Timber for Heading.
The subscriber is aiso abont,to -erect a new
Shingle Mill on Lot'30, Con. 2, Eastkrwanosh
(two miles from Iliancheater), which • be ready
for work on the 1st of January, 1874.
Wahted, a first-claiss Shingle Saw)ier to com-
mencel work on she lat January next.
811-18
JOSEP.,13 OARTER.
HOGS! HOGS!
Vantiod at the
,Seaforth Packing House
10:000 ilogis.
MR. THOM .8 STEPHENS
TAKES much pleasur in informing his numer.
ous customers that he has recOmnienced the
Pork Packing business in his old stand, North
Main street. Having secdred the services of a
practical Sausage -mak r, the public can rely on
8 getting's first-class arti le ih either
SAUSAGES OR S1IJGAR.CURED HAMS.
Those in need of such u3ouid do well to give him a
e call before pnrchasin elsewhere. All orders
! promptly attended to.
e aLs!'—llighest pric iji cash paid for CORN'
T OMAR STEPHENS,
310
Main street Seaforth.
11
SEARINTH CAR!IAGE VfORKS.
t o piec s before now. to mak
g WINTER COMING! ON.
it their liolds. A good- bull -do
h twenty-five dollars, but they
erf said f r hundredsj of dollars.'
w much t that
OTTRNFUL4LOOKING TERRTER
oor wort ?"
11,1 he looks so sad and lonesome
has heei there, and drawl so
out of curiosity, that I don't
can aff rd to part with him.
C is w�r.th more to me than; an
advert ement i every daily paper in
thcacit . i Tell Lbc truth now ; didn't
that do slpitiful 'face entice you to cOme
down h rel?" A witting that the
a nchol
induced
no pure.
. The fl
here seein
fresh aiil
a while
ceeded re
fanciers.
fice. So
persons t
frequently
their orig
tionally el
ccver a
(log's appearance, in a measi
the visit.' the interview end
and brigiht sunshine, but 'after
if
ale havi g been made. :
Ms of ti e poor dogs eirted
ed to fallow one out into the
they vahish d, and then sec -
flections • po the lives of d
Theirs s nit a tempting
me steal' do- s from the ve
hey sell he I } to. Their do
- return few months
inal ow Fanciers, ex-ce
eve -r, ha en been known
morgrel,
,
re,
d,
in
ver
ers.
e e
riis
nicely prenared sin
In- species of dogs, an 1 d
gh defy, for a time, ithe
of , pnrchaser. The p r d
1
WILLIA ,GRA S S 1 E.
In preparation for the si'eighing season has in
1 construction a asge number oil '
1 s
SLEIGHS A D CUTtERS
, 1
I Which will be sold, as n nail, cheap for Ash, or on
short tinie. The reput ion of this establishment
for the durability and e egance of articles turned
out by it, is sufficient arantee that pnrchasers
will receiIve satisfaction I
A munber of Light Si gle and Double IRIGS, in
the way of Wagons and Buggies, yet on hand
. WILLIAM GRASS:E,
Goderich street, Seaforth.
!STOVES
1
Of all kinds, an
WH
ITINWARE
endless variety lab
ITNEY' 'S
;
Carmichael's Block, Main street, Seakirth.
Y ;
COAL OIL,
Pure, good. and chintp, wholesale and retail
WBITNEY'S.,
o
•
o
table cnr with , a
of some fa.vorite
it- so neatly as to
detection of the -1
gs. have a mourt '
0
• OUS1FOM WOR -K
at Mrs.
Of all kind)) promktly attended to and neatly exe-
;lilel - MRS. WHITicEy.
GI -A 'II S.A.
-EXT:FbW
SAL
OF
RDINARY BARGAI S.
&CEASE S.
NT.
LOTS OF FINE TEAS -IN LOTS' TO SUIT
E NOW
BOUGHT AT A DISCO
GOING
V)SITORS TO
ON TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK, St
SEAFORTH ARE INVITED i TO 0
IAND INSPECT MY STOC
itt Prices
that will satisfy the crowds of C
Sayers.
J. C. jL41DLA
840.
HAPPY NEW YEiiR TO
ALL.
N w Mi11in7y, New Mantles Jevv Clo
, New Furs, in Sets, Just Arrived.
A SPLENDID STOCK 0 SELE0T FR
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AND WILL BE SOLD CHF FOR OJSHJ
CREDIT SHORTENR All , Accounts co
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ose who have not paid their Aecounts will plea:e do so at once.
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THO AS KID
Returns
tixtuanc
which ai
forth to
a reducti
the follo
oF 111 PI A
MR HILL
thanks to the publie fon their cordial support during the past eight years, and aeks a con -
of the same. He wW not be fomad advertising
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"LARGE, CONSIGAMNIEITS "
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Cr
e never made,'or faba.orts quantities of goods that would req.
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old, or asking twice the value of an Iarticle to make the nnreflect
n from the price they fire getting a big bargain, but will, as ili th
maxims of Trade •
Buy in the best marketsand on the best terms.
Buy only such articles and in Bueh quantities as will
Sell such articles as can be recommended.
Sell at th,e lowest possible advance.
Sell at one price only.
Sell for cash.
And will give to customers aU advantagea that will arise from long e.
means, and thus contribute towards making for bis patrons.
A HAPPY' NEW YEAR.
all Ibe Stores o
g customer tb14tha
past follow cioseh
ake q
'eh
ene, character
• W.
Britannia House, adjoining the POO Office, Seaf
WATCHES, OLOCK8 AND JEWELRY,
by
to
and
rth;
M. R. COTTNTE,R
JJAS one of the Choicest and Cheapest Stock of Watches, Clock)] and jewelry te slelect from in the
County.
Every Article is Warranted to be as Represeitte
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Prices are lower than any other House doing a small trade can afford to offer.' T e. Stock is the
1
largest and best selected in this section of the country.
statements.
A call of Inspection is all that is required to oonvince tlie most skepticai of! th trait of taese
- I
'
A Large Assortment of very handsome iSiher Fare such- as Cruet twirls, OaLe
Baskets, &c, They are worth looking at. Gold Chaimm endles variety.
•
Re• pairing promptly 'attended to.
• M. R. COTTNTER, Main-str et, Seafo
th.
DON'T FORGET THAT THE
Great Clearing Sale of Winter pry. Goo s
BEG INS
'11 1:30 1\T ris S
ON IflONDAV, TREE 19th OF JA.N11,4.RY, 1 74.
In. order to dispose of the present very heavy stria, all Goods will be sold at Cost dnng this S le,
and the -whole stock must be cleared out for Real Bargains, this is a golden opportunit , if you wan a
Pair of Blankets, a Good Shawl, a Beautiful Jacket, a Lovely Dress, a Nice Set of
Furs, a Superb Suit of Clothes, a Hat or Cap of the Newest Style,
In fact if you want anything in the Dty Goods way, you can get it now at DENT'S, at a price t at
will sin -prise you.
(ENT-' FURNI8HINGS and HOUSE FURNISHINGSin abun lance, at
DENT'S Cheap Dry Goods and Millinery istabJish$ient, Seafort
BRUSSEth FOUNDRY.
TRE SUBSCRIBE
wishes to calkthe attention
of the farming 4onnnunity in general to his
large and varied stoc of
Agxicultu al Implements,
Corlisisting of
IRON AND WOOD PLOWS,
With the latest i 2 roved Steel Mould Board,
GANG PLOWS;
CULTIVATORS, LAND ROLLERS,
HARROWS, SCIIITLERS, ft.. -
He would beg to ca".1 special attention to the
•. ce ebrated
• FARMERS! •
FiLOW3
Which has given- nni ersal satisfaction wherever
used, to which is no added e Thistle Point, so
much required in thi part. Alpo, to some first.
class •
STAVE -ARUM LAND ROLLERS,
From $22 to $35. Also, a few
First -Class Wagons,
Getting np for Spring lu3e, warranted of very best
SEASONEiD TIMBER.
All of which wiljl be sold at the very
LOWEST PR CES FOR CASH
Or appr ved credit.
WI4 R. WILSON.
THE Subscribers wis/ to state that they have
.-L-. opened out a first-class
HARNESS SHOP, IN BRUSSELS,
Where they will keep on hand a choice ffelection
of everything in heir line, such as
Harness, Saddleg, Whips, Trunks, Valises
BrusheS, Cur19-combs, Cards,
• Bells, Blankets,
And everything that is tinually found in a first-
class Hai ess Shop.
LIGHT & HEAVY HARNESS
Of every description mad . in the latest style, and
of the very best material at prices that defy corn --
petit on•
Good 1.1Torkraan+ip Guaranteed.
040 T...s..A..Tio.S
Of every description made( to order, and warranted
not to hurt.
A call is respectfully solicited bekne purchasing
elsewhere.
Repairing Pronqpily Attendee! /o.
Shop immediately Nd-th of Anna's Hotel,
Turnberry Street, Brussel, Ont.
DUNCANI & DAV IDS ON,
Proprietor&
305
4
"Ttea liorzgh
must be increaasO,
anl:°a:;ageasdeifils'nxt:3t13, 11 stn'elithala ;:1 rg:efC shtoe 41:1 fft"3:relb:1:111
yAa
weater =stake,
thanbanist;a
=J nor gain a
- lrr bootlaietran
a.5
Pew1sti..
at:
e
fuel:raefpec
wnr%Igt
:is:edPa
e: :
'iVILL PAY
ha
iludePmra%vdemefrnto
ahwolilutallg'etihsihea;m111,sevilI1
should. -endeavor
sae pinrage ar4egl ied ik hiaet
• get the start of I
keep fark aecoj
much what syste
• accomplish the
just hp, :you are
Take 011 inventor
and tools and _alt
enter in a, book 4
the end of the at‘j
'saaandesk :ocatoacvhilnti:
has come to, an
separate account -
11 the better.---.
13°18fr,T3:70xii10111,aCeoledifTP, Neaeaab°InNfi
Sea,042n,00(g
more than half
firms hailing fr
Large quantities
up along the 4
tome chiefly frteal
many are paela
York anti the cas
corn eonae,s from
situated the larj
mentsa One est
Bahama Ielanda,1
vested,. and empll
ning pine -apples.
-chased 1,000,0
1,000.000
Amen in geld,
sold for about
istry
SLEEP FOR FAl
mer's wife writes
New Yorker-whi
folk" to read iti
Have yOu ae
• about in a listlesal
though she coulhl
about br is di
-do you wonder 1
such a temper 1'
to make her brig
sleep shd1 loving-
belp, that the la
restless night in
baby's naormng
own, or, if she
afternoon and a• rta
gluoudgef:111 ai Tr 1 It
wife'seamfort and
ing mare would. e
• men work their wi
lame rights ; /ad
words, every
v%tah)
healthier and h
• and
a
VALUAg
'0;
BY A
j. P. BRINE
from M. DONj
Public Auction at the
001,VIMER<1
SEA
.0n SATURDAY,
That desirable and va
Buren Road, arid belt
&ratting _108 aeres,1-91
free from stumps E
ar forth.331T
e r' sh he to'eu _ra
e' ab1n
f.rame sheds, large boa
and plenty of waterr-
sliahouse,nwater,
f
411
fails, also a pump 7,0
,
uoinTesEaReiligftiTel,01:101:700i.r1)43ini,..
intehresit..
Tearna, is in ue
Prather particular )
proprietor, on the pr
eer.
1.P. BRINE, Anctio4
DANIEL
Rbokblnder,
AS just received a,
• used in the busixt
oa to execute on the
atest kyles, Mi order
REGISTERS, LEDG
,
eF
Ruled, Printed and ror
notice, and at prick
Ladies' Work
Mad
OLD ANIA11A
Bound and re
eonunnni-litiorn)
*a, will reeeh e protei.
DA,
E A FO I tTII
SASH DOOR Al
3
.1*, subscriber begs-
4L- customers for tin!)
him *since tommenein
trusts that he may he-
al the same.
Parties int ending to
him a call, as he will
large stock of ail k;ndil
DRY PE
SA
DO0RS, BUN
He feels confident, 0
who may favour him*
but first-elass workmel
Particular atten)
201 JOHN