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OAK AND ELM,
i gold $M Loss
LDERS
he stock
NIIROP
the e
_LLS, L miles
INTURO
iouring
sus` the Brill le 4-0,0,
oo
CARLISLE
Lesitation la saying, that the
; be given -
dare In connection w
which a Stip-ply of the following
se:gently on hand. A large
FEED,
CROCKERY, &e.
hmseteassot Tomato.
frame barn and stable, one
ravel road. 3-884.2
a AND HURON
Eramiltontj
th.nnuaerousfriands and the.
Ley are prepared to fill ail
dames, Table TrOpet
ttets, Ate,
fiThp9rted to Order..
le and art, and cannot* be,
Yr Ontario.
a FACE.
La' Prank Paltridewe oki
,qrnments, are prepared
tetion !to All
v4'...ry liberal patron -
to eall and see oar
ys be fauna, and
[. 4E COMPANY
rATSON
Thu Eitandad
4•?d in 17194 does haat-
'174-oes the second
RIU
L.unks Lis numerous
,:her41 for their liberal
years, and hom,
tr,le in the future-
';i7P1 PRICE
tlay Lave re-
I.ES, all of
111.71. it 1056-
,ana any quantity
!v.,* their atiVari-
in a position
•
An iged sea cap
long life on the emu
ship board I can tell
what any sailor was
Was bemuse the
man," Ile added,
that a bad boy ma
When he saw a reek
"son of the deep " he
thst he was little
Nov, this is just what
is just what s
Poor svool or cotton_
Poor cloth makes
Bad littaa.
id to &lady: Off
a very short tiine
was father to the
find invafiabl
es a bad Dian.
se profane, vicious
at once concluded
ight be es
in other th
ekes poor c
poor coat,
farms produce poor enps. Poor timber
children nsake wicked en and women,
It is said that the Emperor Nere, of
Rome, when a little bo delighted bo tor-
ture and kill thee, aud would purstfe the
little creatures hour a ter hour! to .126eree
them and see them flutter andylie in ag-
ony, As he grew older he exluNted the
seine crud disposif if towards Man.
in
wn
When made Empero he advanced
cruelty at a fearful ra killeel his
wife, end ordered his other to be as
'mated, Nor was this ail, He finally or-
dered the city to be set on fire, just to
see how it would look, and when it waft
burning he seated himeelf on a high tow-
er and played upon hiS lyre, Was this
strange? is not a cruel boy likely to melte'
a cruel man ? Killing Men in manhood is
only a' future developement of killing
Rises in childhood.
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Borne Hints ab
Where screws are dri en into soft Wood`
and subjected to considereble strain th
are veiT likely to work Leone ; and it is
often difficult to make them, /told.
such castes we have al w ys found the nee
of gine profitable, Prep- re the glue thials;
immerse a stick about half the eize of
the Screw \and put it i the hole ; t
immerse the screw anl drive it ho
as 9inekly as possible, Whenthere
article of furniture to hastily repair
and no glue is to be ha( handily, ilaise
the stick, fill the fest o the cavite; with
pdverizedreain, then h at the screw suf.
ficient to melt the resin as it is driven in,
Chairs, tables, lounges, ke,, are continu-
ally getting out of orde in every house.
and the proper time repair -them is
When -firat noticed, f neglected the
matter grows still wor , and finally re-
sults in laying by the Aide as worth-
less, Where ecrews are driven into
wood for temporary p rposes they cen
be removed, much ier by, dipping
them in oil be ore msertiug„
When buying- serew notice what
yon are getting ; for t ere are poor as
well as -good kinds. See that the heads
are sound and well cat that there are
no flaws in the body or thread part, and
that they have gimlet ints, screw
of good make win drive to oak as easy
as others into pine, and will endure hav-
ing twice the force bro glet against it.—
ut Screws,
Canadian, Builder, e?
Tiese PaNsenbrok s' Sigh,
It is commonly suppo ed that the three
golden balLe at our j)a nbrOkers' doors
'have no remoter origin f an their use by
the Lombard nicrehan who were the
firstto open loan, shops in England; for the
relief of temporary dist este The Lom-
bards merely adopted an emblem Which
had been, 'appropriated St, Nicholas,
as their charitable pred eesor in that line
there dwelt a nobleman. who had three
daughters ; the noble n experienced a
reverse of fortune, and became so peor
that he contemplated eacrificing his
daughtere to a life of amy in order to
obtain food for them. e often eought
to tell them so, but eh- me and sorrow
held him dumb. Meana bile the maidens
wept continually, as the, were without
bread, and knew not wh t to do, When
Nicholas heard of this, he tied a heedful
of gold in a handkerchi t, and repaired
by night to the home o the nobleman
who was sitting alone an weeping. The
saint attempted te iv the money
without beitig recogaized and threw it in
at an, open vvindowsvhere it is said to have
fallen at the feet of, the etherient, This
little freak he performed hree times, and
it proved to be sufficient y interesting to
the nobleman, to indu him th watch
and to discov-er his bene r, The three
purses of gold, or asithey now appear, the
three golden balls, alre to this day the re-
cognized emblem. of St. icholas."
London the it reat.
The size of London, the metropolis of
the British Empire, has often been re-
marked upon. It covers about 700squares
miles, and has about 000,000 inhabit-
ants. It is said to have More Jews than
Palestine, has more Roman Catholics
than are in Rome ; more Irish than are
in Dublin • more Scotch than are in Ed-
inburgh. 'The port of London has every
day upon its waters a tho aud ships, and
nine thousand sailors. bout 40,000 are
added to its populatio every year.
Twenty-eight miles of st eels are opened
every year, and 9,000 ew houses are
built. In its postal (list ets 238,000,000
of letters are every year delivered. It
has 120,000 habitual cruninals, and as
many beer shops and. f1:4n palaces as,
placed with their fronte side by side,
would extend 73 miles. Every year 38,-
000 drunkards are brought before its
magistrates ; and of its Population it -is
caleula,ted that at leasti 1,000,000 are
practically, if not theoret eally, heathen.
Good Advice for Mothers.
A lady whose children ad turned out
remarkably well Was ask d what system
of education she had pu sued. ,She an-
swered " As soon as ray babies were
able to hold by_a chair, I ishowed them I
'expected they would take good care of
theraselves, I never " ran to help them
when they fell," but let teem pick them-
eelves up. If they were hurt, I did not
" kiss the place to make it well," hut
tried to -make them laugh at their bumps.
I gave them pocket -money as soon as
they could speak plain. They learned
the value of money by the time they
Were grown up, I let them read any
book or ,newepapers that !came into the
house, and talk to me about them. I al-
lowed them to sit alone! if they liked.
I gave the girle uninterruipted time for
study. , They choose their own friends.
have always found the defer to my
wisheS in the smallest pa cular. They
are hopeful, affectiona-te, confiding and
gra tefu 1. —Saturday Rev'
BE CAREFUL "MEAT OU Free UP'
WITFL—A boy returned from school,
one day, with a report that his scholar-
ship had fallen below the ' sual average.
" Well," geld the father, ' you've fallen
behind this month, hai-e your' " Yes,
know, sir." The father knew, if the
son did not He had obs ved a number
house, bIirt be. hut sent 4
While to* say #saything- tint
sant gic,41rptyphraie *pp
'basAet -1.44, bring 14 to
those arrples back info
When half the -a
can't pfit in AO snore, '
.1 tell, fon." 9 Bak_ lathe
youlean't put them in,
/to fill a basket half full
then fill it with apples? , ,
did not know why you .
school,,and I will tell you
is like that basket ; it
more than so much, and
been, the past month, filli
boy turned on his heel and wh"
said, "Whew 1 1 lee .the
ell
ere
off
them
emit
of
said
otir
net, ho
you 14,
up
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NOVEL EVIDENCE,— Net. I sin
Alderney cow owned by a
Paterson, was 'seized, and
pnblic pound by the kee
justice of the peace and r
'flea` of $100 ana costs a
poundkeeper, on the gr tha
seizure. was made in Man hes
ship, outside of the city lim
und appealed. to he 011
ommon , and the
recently, incipient being r
wasshown in the evidence tha
curate survey of the grou
the paundkeeper stood_ ;wi.
liraits and cang,ht the cow
drawingit back over the.
The evidence VMS so el ly.
`that it required the meaeur
"cow'atail to decide whethe it
sible to effect a seizure in t
the lower court has s
nit
eov
b
pr
hin
bY
Tbia
the Ociat
he
xanfi
as
rifler -
to
THE
BALANCE 'OF HIS SE
kr
eg
te
t2j VI
rn
f- est
cA
rn
the age of profanity, and .it 0 '
that we are on the toimost a nt, One
out bevy* his ears offe 'th
vilest words, and his revere ce Led
by the most profane use of acr Juni' .
Nor 'does it come from the old r in,4-
dle.riged alone, for it is a , tannin
as it fs true, that tbe you er Ilion o
the community are most pr time t,iii 1
is smart to swear ; that it t m
manly's; but there never w a gr
mistake in the world, Me i ev n
with profanity in a young an beca,
they know how, of all habi t chi:Jigs
the most closely, and in r with
' years, It lithe most insidious of habits,
growing on so invisibly,thua! al st te-
God," said Lord Brougha b- t
upon which, in all ages, the Ian v as
well as the schoolmaster, has ma nly
placed his reliance ; habit, hic
everything (may, and casts all diffi
-ties upon the deviation fr a wo
course. Make sobriety bit, and
temperance will be hateful m,ke
will be as contrary to the trifire, to t e
child, grown or adult, as th
does crimes are to any of ' yo r
ships, Give a child the ha 't of
pulously abstainmg from all of
distress, and he will just as likeli t
of rushing an element in which he a
not breathe, ao of lying, or chea ing
EDUCATION, —To read thefEnglish an -
image well, to write with! des • te
neat, legible hand, and be niaste of lr
first four rules in arithmeti, so as
0080 of at once, with accaracy e r
sractice--I ea this a go ed cab n
.pure grammatical lEnglish, re ar
'as an excellent education. Th e
.the tools. You can do mac Wit th
but you are helpless without he 11
are the foundation ; and unle y• be
with these, all your flashy ttai me ts
a little geology, and all othe 4117! , es
ward Everett. I
OHEAF' FURNI URgal?
The Siaforth, Cabinet aetory,
Corner of Market Sq re.
WHOLESALE' AND E A44
'WAINER SCOTT ha .-.,aow on ban
pally of his own make, ahd all gu ran of
best material and durable. Fn iture of e
description made to order on the orte t net ,
1,Voed Turning Promptly
MR. SCOTT has a large stock Fn
hand, and he is in a positron and is dete
eheap for cash.
Remember theFurniture Factory on t
of Market Square.
883
tten ed
tare on
COTT.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR OWN I
ALEXANDER OA
WATCHMAKER and Jeweler
" thanking his numerous hien
erg in the County of Huron and s
triet for wit favors, would respa
that he has removed to that beautiful
of Hicks' Hotel, where he has
selection of ladies' and gents' jewe
novelties, Also, dodos the largest
ed in Western Ontario, My wate
edged t4 be the cheapest and beat 1
every one being thoroughly regale
before being offered for sale,
A Special Ageneytor the El
Having been successful obtai
of Mr. FRASER, who ha's had long
tomers will find that in no part of'
can they have their clocks watche
better done up. ALEX. C
Practical
Michell, Ang. 21, 1874.
itc
on
ta
of
aro
ESTi
11, whiW
enstemsi
int te
weet
beark inttu!
be la
th se
cot nd,
he °minion
an feive
Watiehras
THE IMPORTED CART
ENTERPRISE
liATILL this year proceed on the fo 10
" He will otart from the North- Damt
between Usborne and Hibbert, an w
by way of the London Road to Ki en,
pen to Wm. Chesney's, Tuckers h, b
forth to Mr. Cleorge Habkirk's, Me
to the farm of the Proprietor. onC
round by Kicld's mill, 3IeKillop,
Carronbrook, Spring Hill and Fa
style, build and action, Enterpris7
be secoud to none in his class.
sure 02.
888*8 PETER Me
rent R
way of
(mbar, or
a owed to
o
CIatT WIRE
OATS, Pus, TARES,
C 17
tp
04,
OLD SEED S ORE,
086
Goderiell Street,
ROVINELVO 1.CROCER
DOMINION BLOCI,
ly Ogniosille tiro POST OFIVI
MORE FT
S RIVED,
HT RIVE
Malty of Nice er, Hungarian and
C'ala, Paid
all Ki
Blitter, Eggs,
ef Early Rose PotStoei for Seed and 11
ily use..
e,d .Free of Chairge.
ILLI GI-RASSI
El now on hand awl in gemmed construetion
number of elsome and substantially bat
BIT 'IES,
CARRIA ES„
AND • PHABTO S.
, and warranted to n , and will sold
, handsomeblel# fin -
vehicles ar
chat for cosh of on time.
Grassie's umber Wagons -
Are too w ell and far 1;14 known to require puff-
ing. He has a num er of his beat on hand iiew,
an,d they will be sold chelp. -
RE AIRING D NE AS USU. L.
her the old eta : Huron Road,
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
IN S :MITE
A. ALDER
w better pr redthan ever to furnish his
tons with r I, life -like
Mee 1 11 a call and try him, and if not wdegtly
esti he won't ask youl to age
A of those on Sew Ilachinee
th Oeborn, en and for sale cheap.
r ember the , nearly onnosite the
Jou Matt Skat*13:
4. cALD
1.
QID
(71
0
cp
0
oro of those Cheap Platform Scales left.
tri
01.
.83 o4 cis moajoai.
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MADE ESPECIALLY FOR US IN WHEELING, VIRGINIA.
rn
cn
TO TUE PUBIA0 AT LARGE.
Harness, Saddle and Collar
,4
Ai CI
• CC
0
ISIGN OF THE 8COTCH COLLAR,
A ehoiceseeortment of I and heavy Harness,
hips, Bells,Horse Clot , 4.0., kept oenstantly
n bawl, Repairing proMptly attended too and
barges moderate, Remember tift3 place,s*n of
he Scotch Cellar. W. IL OLIVER.
WILLIAMSON'S punv FACTORY
BEAFOR TH.
FIRST PRIZE PLOWS.
with his celebrated IRON and IRON BEAM
Wii. Also his THISTLE CUTTER PLOW,
th Wrought Iron Beam and Steel Mould Board
d Land Side. Warranted not to choke, and
ve entire eatishtetioni This Plow is sold for
17 and upwards. To ,show tbe snperiority of
hese Plows over all others, Mr, Wiln di-
rect sattention to the folio** rises Wu= :
the Western Fair, 8 first and 1 isecond prize •, st
thirds. Castings for Gray Plows alwaya kePt on
hand. (88641 0. WILLIAMSON,
, BULL CALF FOR SALE,
VOR Sabi, thorough bred Durham Ball Calf -
A: (me year old, of dm& red color. His pedi-
este it Arst claw, and earl be examined by Mien -
864 Huron Road, Tackersmith.
MONBOt & itOGAN'S
zuragriz
POW FACTORY.
wvoi, to worm the. 4.1inent of , and
v Perth that they are better -par then
ever this to furnish fuesteelaSs Tomer
I RP N ilee0W,1
MONROE it HOGAN'S Iron Plow hies already
proven to be oneof the hesti and most serviceable
implements of the kind -ever mantdactured
I RON BEAfil(1 PLOW
DON, IONT.
—just issual--of
amine* shows
nd. number of
the fact that
into existence
io invited to
face of the keen-
-Company Itaa
tinder the =Me
1),shown au in -
issued over the
making the total
inereaft during
that its Assets,
67 with a
te Capital ; that
money ha -sheen
time of losses;
,ea payment of
-est its Dirft-
adventege
e payment of au
to insure only
more hazardous
, towns and vil-
d farm property;
past, except mr-
the heavy drain
past five years,
weaker rivals to
nee rates ; that
rs has made this
hat the official
issued than fi9
t of other cora-
d work generally
Hey Waled for
era called onfor
bastion for M-
ato. Ail parts
visited p
Tbe subscriber
e in the public
The latter
will re -
Oar Iron Beam Plow is one Of he Wept GEN-
ERAL PURPOSE nem made.
THISTLE CITTTER, PLOW.
with wrought Irian beam, with oterithed Steel
Land Side, This Plow lathe only 'Wrought Iron.
Beam Thistle -Cutter Plow, made =dila more
durableand will olve better satisfaition than any
Wier. It is guaranteed not to .ehoke with stab -
ole, se plows of other mandecture do,
Double Mould Board Plow.
DonbleMould Board Move either all iron or
with wooden handle% eilttiroit beem, warranted to
give satisfaction in every respect.
PRIZES RECEIVED.
The best guassntee that eon be given of the
excellency a the rj9irs menufactured by Mains,
MONROE At HOGAN Ix the number tiprizea
they have securidwhen plated in competit with
the iniplemente of the largestmanufact, ens in
Canada. Attention is directed to the follOwimp
At Guelph Central lair in 1872, Two First
Prizes. In 1870, TOwee First Irrizea,
In 1874, Three First Pr4zes.
Wast4en Fair, London, 1872, Oriel first
JPrize. 1860, Ome First Prime.
At the Provineial 'Exhibition, Toronto, in1874,
One First and Two fOcedrad
1301,1401 at the above TWENTY PjlINT
PRIMER hare been obtained at smeller
The shore plows we kept eonstently handpr
made to order, Pliees szelower than a good ar-
ticle can be bought elsewhere.
SCUFFLERS.
Turnip or Potato Ocuiders, either of iron or
wood, always on hand and will be aold cheap.
Repairim Pro2nptly Attended To,
GRAY PLOWS,—Mouhl Boards and Is4d Sides
for Only Plows always onhand.
500 OORDP HEAONG
WANTED AT
Saw Nig frsiectforth.
SAWN LUMB
OE ALL RINDS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
HEMLOCK LumBER
331131.‘8 FIT.JDZI)
At the Shorter;t Notice. 1
COLEMAN &
THE
HURON PLANING OIL
MESSRS. GRAY & SCO Tr
REG 10 announce that they have comineneed
-se' business In the Shop lately oecupled by Mr.
Mediu, and are now prepared to fill orders for
Stashes, Doors, Blinds, if
And all kinds of planed lumber.
ALSO LATH AND SHINGLES.
CHEESE BOXES AND SETT RS,
FARM GATES, HAY RACKS,
A good stoek of Seasoned Lumber on
Factory and Lumber 7ard on Goderie street,
near Main street.
lig Sawing and Custom Planing neatly
WHO WANTS MONEY?
Vill1Loan Honey at a- LOW RATE OF NTER-
EST, either on Farm or Village Property,
Parties requiring money should apply -to him.
INSITRE YOUR PROP RTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Provincial Insurance
Fire snd Life.
The Western Inanraltee Company, of T onto—
Fire and Life,
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, of
Terms as ressonshle as offered by any other
agent doing business for reliable Companife.
OFFICE—over Strong & Fairley's Grocery
Store, HainStreet, Seaforth. 252
ICENSED AU -MORE= for the y of
4-4 Huron. Halm attended in all of the
will be promptly attended to.
ti In
many CPAS
that e been
trial patties, Me
the fo wing facts Thatiu
eat a inereas petition
alr ear ulnae gardzat
of y of lesexiin
crease the num * Po
Inert 0 Year, tha tor 1874 t
num of 14101 -were 'Honed/
unto in. Come 7 an
the y Policies ;
la ere $284
ar of 15
ably ever Ns =Miele of
paid. its Mem rs in sat'
that i reputation for liberalit
lessee s been ga by the
tors °never been known to
non- dons pr , rty—nothin
than lated dwellings in eitie
lave, ches, EC !homes a
that it rates remsi as for ye
hewn risks, riots ithsts,
es .duraig
of oar
on all ire Compan
Nati aTerage lea on eachpol
center, little over ne half of t
patties, end the tot 1 of salaries,
ding pewee, Dire ' fees
am to bat 64 nts on each
the w three yea Allman
renews as policies Ore, and a
$111412 by mail pr raptly att
favor.
TA Et, Londes
CHARLES ULM ON, Bushfie
ant Agints--The
Col e, Cioderich Tarr
for Gr Morris, T
888 District Agent Orey,B
ea Soned,
YOUR
Tint
Ext
from. t " journal Quebec."
the sight, end he eye abeve all othes organs
display the infinite er at the Creator. It it
also the Moat data Matt, and he preservistiott
of whis requires t greatmt re. Too often,
manolutturally care , neglects t and only per.,
ceives h Jelly w it is too late and notWng
left to but tri regret. istventcff there-
foxe of an article destined to presene snd
strengt omen of such lute necessity
certsint dames weilef hum ty. We to -dal
draw the attention the publics sn invention
which, we are not istieken, is elle& to render
an enee terviee to ev hod both to those
who ba, e goods , in or to preserve it, and
to t who have wEilek sight, in to strength-
en it. %re allude to a new kind S dee, the
lenses of which WV a rock cry ta, are exceed-
msnner, as to lessen he effect of strong a light
which finishes by fa fearing -the sight, by dilorting
too much the optic sr rve. In s word, we do not
hesitate to my that hese epectagleer appear to alf
to corn all tbeq lilies which an seticle of
their piton on t possess. Many persons
hare isiata.yed eta and they have proved per-
fectly , according to their testi—
mony 6 believe t are LW heAt thing of the
kind ever brought be e the pa die, We there -
more espetially th who, Irma over work or
other censer, hove w ak sight, To them they will
prove in skiable.
Tor le only by . IdUBEINIPEN, Comer
Dra e, ileaforth, 384-4
An FANCY GOODS
THE II
the a
TEN
and npw
INS
A Ver
Agent
Sphere' •
best in t r. mar
Person
Clocks a
AT
R. C3ITN'rER'S.
est, chest.
and best selected stock of
ver brought into the County. ,,,
ed on all purchases of
E9T ON INVITED
No Troub to Show Goods.
ha ,fr 25e to $8 perpair.
for the Ce bated L. BLACK &
al at tion paid to RepairingWatehee,
JeWehy arranted to give satiable -
Gold and Silver.
MYRIir N
8 to her eastomers and others
she hoer ed her tin shop to the
latelee pied by Messrs. Login
She lints on hand an immense
ARE ND STOVES,
Of ell kinde, Which w be disposed of at her cue-
WmarY Prig",
MILK CANS: •
1 -wl-B13. WHITNEY5A
IOR SALE:
A .000D second hand BUGGY. APO' st
'seafortb.HICKSON ;Ss Co 'a Dois and /ewer/ *Anew
ain