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Ilungarian
Garden Seeds.
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:Provisions
-STOCK.
Prices, Give tea
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680...177S
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Emporium.
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for the liberal tiat„J.
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LE BUGGIES
0-OLY L3,1875. •
The Keely MOto
A good deal of int,erest has en excited
lately regarding the "Keely motor" an
invention which is expectcdl. to leave
stew far behind. Mr. Keely claims
gest by mean e of certain rods and pipes
ON
EXPOS:MORI.
:BB
nu eamprised in a machine t e secret of
the construction of which lie alone pos-
loses, he can generate a pies re of 10, .
00 pounds to the square inel4 from cold
water, in a few minutes. H promises
to take a, train of cars from N w York to
Philadelphia within a short tnie, by an
expenditare of only a few cent in motive
power. Some private tests iave been.
wade, and it appears that the pressure
claimed, or something like it, has been
actually &hewn on a powerful steam gauge.
A number of pawns have already paid
I.!
Keely very large sums for sly res in his
inventioni„ and that as they a mitAwith-
out understanding the secret. i
There Are some very suspioi us circuni-
stances about the motor, how ver, which
make it tolerably certain t at it is a
humbug, pure and simple. 1 1
Mere pressure anel working power are
liot by any means the same tl Mg. It is
a very simple matter to a finge some
they still need, if they are to labor with
lea.sure taemselves or profit to their
per
ink
ith
fives
oolhize,
the rapatby and active co -
tion of their employers. Do not t
hat half day lost, which you spend
our childreu and the teacher. It
powerful impetus to the whole se
nd shows that you value and sympie
ith their labors,
Another canee of complaint ie th
ost total want of water closets.
f them affording neither privacy no
chance of an approach to cleanliness, and
I do not• think an inspector should be
be accused of undue haste, if he pressed
the matter a ter waiting over four y ars,
af-
mes
hese
and
the
ving
and
yet respeotable parents allow their chil-
dren to go to a school where this i the
baso; and where the evil is greatly'
!aggravated by the fact, that numbers of
both sexes • are collected, and that too,
at an age cf extreme levity, and when
the youthful mind is prone to the indulg-
A T S
tubes containing water so that a pressure
ence ca a prurient imagination,'
ds to the square inhh �a the -There are some other things in connec-
tion with our schools upon which I would.
like to touch, but which I will defer till
some future occasion. There are many
causes for congratulation, as regards the
managetuent of our schools, and I be-
lieve they are doing a noble work. but
'there are somethings which require look-
ing after, and I think it is well to give
them an airing occasionally. Yours &o.
• TEACH MR.
al-
lany
the
A visitor, in
fairs, says ;
speaking of this state o
"This fact speaks vol
of the attent on which is pato at •
schools, to he delicacy of, manna
refinement bf feeling. None bu
1very poorest families think of 1
Without such.. a convenience at horne
SELLING OFF
of 50 pon
first cif t
one of a
atato fix
wei,ght o
SELLINC OFF, SELLING OFF.
_
e series shall be CCM rerted into
ousand on the last, ust as easy
a long lever that 50 pounds
one end shall ba nce 1,000
pone& oi the other. Bat in either case
has there men the slightest a prorkch to
a gin of power.
Ir. K ,ely's motor has not L as yet ex-
hibited ny remarkable am nt of the
kind of 1orce which is measu ea in foot
pounds, hat is, which is eq ivalent to
reasina pound through a c ttain num-
her or fe t in a given time. at is the
kind of force that draws t Ring, turns
=chine y and. does the worl a mechani-
cal wor1. In some way o : other the
sun's he. t is the source of naarly all the
his kind we are so far able to
in. the way
d, failing
all these
I action are,
more or, less involved. To et cheaper
motive ower we must look. for cheap
substaiie s having intense c emieel af
,-
finitiee, hich -we have the •eans ef set-
ting in a tion. But Keely d lea not pre-
tend. to ve discovered sue and cheap
source o force, but to have .nvented an
lop power.
n lift him -
pulling at
is a trans -
y thousand.
it for all
-Some of
-utilize, Whether time be used
of burning carbon, or as w
water or animal power. I
eases, solar heat and chemic
lice of workmanship'
aseed by any other !,
an devote their per-
siness, and as they
:they can guarantee
A TRIAL
! ATTENDED TO,
eDERATE.
_
AN & Go.
)0KSTORE
Sea orth.
LL1OTT
c generally that be
, Stationery Store in
raph Office,
the above line
3y on hand.
00 K Se
el.V. BLINDS,
; MAGAZINES,
S-1. &O.
4. ELLIOTT.
,oN
'AOTORY
T H .
-RASSIE -
-11trge of construetion
L substantially built
WAGONS,.
PHAETONS.
ae, handsomely Arl-
ey, and will be sold
f Wagons
wn to require puff.,
t ore hand novve
AS` USUAL.
?arm lload, oppoe
:A.AI GRASSI&
e MILL
sb SCOTT
have c oturneneed
le occupied by Mr.
a fill orders .or
_Mouldings,
lumber.
SETTERS,
r.A.CES, &e.
mber on band.
Goderiele etreet,
g neatly done.
W. If. SCOTT.
GALLERY
TH.
)ER
ever to furnish. his
lifedike
Abrotype.
nil. if not perfect/1
me agein.
g edaehines known
. sale cheap.
opposite the Mane
h.
. CALDElle
1
BESS GOODS,
BLACK SILK
COLORED SILKS, CORSETS,
i0PLINS, GLOVES,
A t 1-1 0
MUSLINS
PI INTS,
110SIERY,
PA RASO Li,S,
Silk UMBRELLAS,
-t
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I ,
N BROTHERS/
arrange lent of pipes to dev
Ile might as well tell us he c
self to the top of a steeple h
IM boot !straps. The humbu
parent one, but a good ma
dollars ho-ve been invested
that —Waterloo Chronicle.,
niORIE ABOUT THE KEELY 10TOR.
Until we have this prod cal demon-
stration, any expression of udgment is
premature. If Mr. Keely c a prove his
case he lis entitled to his pportunity.
Metinw ile it is not an matter to
convey n intelligible coneep ion. of what
the one ed new discovery is ..divested of
the sole fifie techaicalities. ,The motive
principl is represented' to b ' the expan-
sive po er of carbonic acidThis im-
portant compound uncle a p essure of 36
atmospheres, at tempe atur of 32 be-
comes liqiiid ; ancl w en 1he pressure
which retains it in its 1 quid state is re-
newed the rapidity of t e evaporation and
the enormous expansio of tie vapor are
such as to produce a de free f cold. under
acid selidities, forming a w- ite concrete
, substance possessed ofj ver extraordin-
ary properties. Prof., For ay was the
first who liquified earhonie ; acid, but it
was first treated. as a solid by W. Thil-
onrier. 1 At common tem erature and
pressur is water absorbs its wn volume
it.
-of carb nic acid ; under a pressure of two
atmosp eres it dissolves tvvi e its volume,
and so on. A corresponcle t of the Sav-
annah ili.`elos, who ba q rna4te numerous
and expensive expetiments has no doabt
Of its p wer as a mechanic'', agent, and
the following pro ressive aug-
n of its expan ive I roperties by
cl atmospheres : 11
At .e° Fahrenheit the ;pressure in
pounds per square inc ,is 372.
At 100 Fahrenheit .the pressure in
pounds per square ine is 43 1
At 20s Fahrenheit thepressure in
pounds per square inele is 4 0. !
At 39° Fahrenheit the pressure in
pounds per square inch is 50.
At 4(r Fahrenheit the, pressure in
pounds per square inch is 0 7.
At 45" Fahrenheit th . pressure in
pounds per square inch is 1,080.
Heretofore the great seie'itific difficul:
ty has been to know how o utilize this
woraleefully expansive pow r—to put th
harness on it, so to speak, 'pcl to work i
as Prof. Morse has halms ed electricit
and cOmpelled it to carry messages
Now, Mr, Keely claims this' difficulty ha
at length been conquered. i1 The advan
tages claimed. over ateam Incl the stea
ennui; are many, not the 1 ast of - ev,hielli
are ecenomy, safety, and Ileasy crintroll.,
If applied. to navigation he propelling
power, it is said, would iot cost more
than Fer, to run a steamer from New York
to Savannah; and, ae the necessary ma',-
chiziery will not take one- ourth part of
the weight and room of he boiler, en-
gine aml fuel of equal potv r, another ed-
vantage:would be additices I carrying cap-
acity and space for frei ht,—.Bulletnia
/fine • 1
a
*SEVERE STORMS IN THE STATES.—
Several. parts of the Western and South-
ern States have been irisited with very
severe thunder storms recently, which
lhave &me much damage. Many build-
ings in the city of Worcester, Massa-
chusetts, were struck by lightning on
Monday. The storm was the more vio-
lent experienced for years. Two of the
heaviest thunder storms ever known in
the vicinity occurred on Monday light,
and serious damage to the crops and
highways is reported. Houses in Wor-
cester, Shrewsbury, Westboro, East
Templeton and Soathleridge were struck
by lightning anal fired. The damage by 1
lightning is Ilea? but the fires were all
extinguished wi slight daneage.
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OLD SAYING'S DONE or LIKE NEW.—It
requires a surgiCal operation to get a
Scotch joke .into!a man s head. It is
good wind that blows nobody Lines&
Say nothing but " Good!" of the dea;a.
Take care of the pennies, and. the Founds
will take care of the wife's poor relations.
Early to bed. and early to rise rna,kes Jack
a dull boy. A man is known by the
company he promotes. Evil communica-
tions should not be written on post
cards. Children should be seen to, and
not herded. From nothing there i noth-
ing to be made. When Greek meets
Greek then comes the talk of weather.
I •
--Thecoraingeelebration.of the Twelfth
of July promiaes to be a big day in Belle-
ville. A.mong- the speakers who will be
present on that day and. deliver addresses
will be the following ; Mr. M. Bowell,
M. P. Grand Master of tire Grand Or-
ange liodge of British America; Mr. J.
G. Bond, Grand. Master of the Grand Or-
ange Lodge of the United States; Mr.
Win.-Anckrson, Grand Treasurer of the
Grand Orange Lodge of British America;
Mr. John White, M. P, Grand Master
or the Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario
East, and. other Grand officers, .
CHEAP CASH
STORE, SEAFORTH.
11
adduce
menta.t
increae
LADIES' FAVORITE.
SE SONABLE GOODS OPENED AT
Y YOUNG itk SPARLINGS.
adies' Fancy Dress Goods,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
,,,„„jYrmayikrorp,
9R
OKI AND COLORED LUSTRES,
Schools. ,
. I
Dui ing the last week o June, a writ-
ten examination was Iheld : in the scho 1
in Section No, 2,. Tacker mith, for pr
motions, with the • folliewing result.
Eight1 passed from the 4th to the 5 h
Form1; 14 from the 3d to;the 4th, and 7
from. the 1st to the 21 . Nearly all 1
those who passed from th ! 4th to the 5 h.
Porno, presented very ere lita,ble paper
Those written by Miss M! A. Sellers, A .
Livingston and Thomas McGregor, m y
be °skein:11y mentioned. In the 3c1 For
Miss Charlotte Sellers Stood first n
arithmetic and writing ; MissMary E1gie
in grimmer ; Wm. Smiflip in geograph ,
and jiihn Garry in readi g. In the 1t
Fortin those worthy ef meition are Daniel
Mc KO, S arah Li votigatora Oharlotte Cha
man ncl Catharine Garry
Th , public examination was held n
Frida , June 25; 83:pupils were prese t,
but thc number of visitors was sma, ,
The •eason of the yeir and a distressi g
accident may account foe his; but, ev n
at the most favorable' ti. es, the interest
manifested by parents ftiHthis partiouler
'direction, not of this s otion alone bat
generally, is far to light. Teachers
are ponfidential agent, employed .by
parents to discharge a duty for which
they are themselves disqualified, by t e
want of leisme or ability. If employ rs
manifest indifference, they can har ly
expeet great diligence on the part of
these to whom they intrust the wo k.
Teachers are charged. with duties wb ob
require a ram combination of intellect al
and moral qualitieS, and though tliey
may jpossess these iii the highest degr e,
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11.1! MISIIIMINI.311.11111111.11.11.1.1111
WHO WANTS MONEY?
,
A. STRONG, SEAFORTH,
Will Loan Money at a LOW RATE OF INTER
EST. either on Patin or Village Property.
Parties requiring money should apply to him.
INSURE YOUR PROPER
AND YOUR LIVES
A. Strong, -Seaforth.
Di ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Previncial Insurance Company—
Fire and Life.
The Western Insurance Company, of Toronto
Fireand Life. '
The Isolated Risk Insurance Com any, o
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered by any oth
agent doing business for reliable Compien
OFFICE—over Strong & Fairley's Gime
Store. Alain Street, Seaforth. 252
TO THE PUBLIC AT TARO -
W. H. OLIVE
Harness, Saddle and
MANUFACTURER,
MA IR -ST., SEAFOR
cif
in 6
mit
only
stit h
tho IP
It a
trIaI o
universally admitted t -O be the BEST and
APEST—the cheapest lime:fee the best=
arket. This is the only machine in the
having a revereible feeder, and it Is the
hine that maker; more Pan one kind of a
These machines are geld on trial, and if
haw is not eatioffed With it can return
et any other machine In the market. A.
t lo all that ie required to give satisfaction.
PA
HOS ERY,
GENTS
DUCK
Paper and
0. WILLSON
LKS, PRINTS, STRIPED MUtS9NS, SHAWLS,
ASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
CORSETS, SKIRTINGS TRIMMINGS, &O.
CLOTHS, TWEEDS, COTT° NADES,
DENIMS, WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Linen Collars, Neck Ties, Underclothing,
Agunroner Reedynusde Clothing, Hata and Cap, ale;
FURNISHIOGS AND DOMESTICS.
L see Curtains, Damask Curtainse Toilet Coverm Wool Table Covers, Linen Tabling, Toweling,
Bleached and Br wn Hollando, Grey and White Cottons, Tiekings, Sheetings, Con nterpanee, &e.
a abundant supply alwaee on hand at his
o um In SEAFORTH. Also all the other
1. machines, Ho that purchasers Can have
✓ iiere•
USICAL
OmIeemo.••.•••M.,
INSTRUMENTS.
sol
To
Pi
wll
Es
Goods at, Bought orb Best Terms ma mairked at Lowest Prices.
' GRAY, YOUNG & SPARLING,
FARMERS STORE, SEAFORTH.
MORE FRESH GROCERIES AT G. MURRAY'S.
GREAT BARGAINS IN TEAS.. ,
10 pon do of Gut owder Tea for $8 50, worth $1 per pound; 10 pounds of Young Hysen Tea for $7
60 -0 pounds ,1 Young Hewn B. P. Tea for $7—yon can have from 5 to it lbs. at these prim. ,
-
Tobi,ccos, 'Sugars, Dried Apples, that Meal, Corn Meal,
FLOUR, &O.'
. 0. WILLSION keeps the largese and best
cted dock &Musical Inetrtuneule West of
onto, consisting of that celebrated Mathusek
• and other Ple.nos, Prinee'seGeorge Woods,
a and Canada Organs and M elodeons, any of
eb he can sell as cheap as he manufaeturees.
Agricultural Implements.
11 stock of the best Agrieultural Implements
dee n America, on hand as tumid, consisting of
sse 's Woods' Patent, aud the Johnson Single
ape ;Woods' Iron Frame and BuokeyeMowers.
OMETHING NEW.
p
500 CORDS HEADING
WANTED Al
COLEMAN & GOWNLOCICS
Saw Mill, Segorth,
SAWN LUMBER
OF ALI, Kne*s
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
ollar
HIGHEST PRICE ALLOWED FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
GIVE US A CALL.
G. MURRAY,
Next Door to Strong & Farley's.
Slearp's self dumping RAY RAKE. This is the
only elf dumping hay rake in use, and any boy12
year of age, and -able to drive a horse can work it.
Mr. WUlson haseno hesitation in recommending
thie r ko to his customers as ehe best ever intro-
duced Any person deeiring t4o pneehase ono can
karte fair trial of ir.
OWS,:-Massey's N. 13 Thistle Cutter,
t e 0 ly genuine Thistle Cut er Plow in the mar -
p
t
k 0 sold in the County f Heron last year.
o ort Perry and London Peng Plows, the beet
G4»e plows ever introduced to the public. A
t a :iven and maisfaction GI trantsed. All kinds
o 4 =red Purpoge Plows al aye on hand.
Gr In Drills and Harrows, Mernip Seed Sowers,
or Hoeg and all other iniplernents always on
• ne All kinde of Points and Cestings for the
4 c .ant Plows in use kept ecinstantlyon hand,
T THE LADIES.—In the Sewing Machine
d Nude Department MISS SLOANE keeps a
f : tock of Butterielc'e Patterfag end Self -Fitting
'ha r . MI the Wed and neivest styles and
1 old ns. The latest and mos1 popular Sheet
3 us e and Magic Books,
4. b. VTILLS0N.
Th
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
GQ.ierich Foundry & Manufacturing Co.
STE.
ST
MEN
VE ;II
ROil
TERS,
coo
Beg to inform the public that they are prepared to furnish
INES AND BOILERS; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
ADING AND SHINGLE MACHINES, HOOP MACHINES, &c,
D WOODEN PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, ST AW-C17T-
c., SUG BAND POTASH KETTLES, GEATE-BARS, &c. .
ING, P RLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SAL PANS MADE TO ORDER0
ALSO,
BRA S CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITli WORK
AND NG-INES AND GENERAL REPAIE,S DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE.
ers address d to the Company or Secretary will receive proMpt attention. Ass
Secrets , and Treasurer. H. HORTON, President
. RUNCIMAN, General Manager.
HEMLOCK LUMBER
FROM $7 TO $0.
P*-01..o.7E.sn
At the Shortest Notiee.
COLEMAN & !GOUINLOCK,
PA.IINTTIINTGr-
HOUSE, SIGN ANDORNAMEN:
TAL PAIN ING.
KALSOMINING AND PAPER HANGING
Executed with Dispatch, and on Reasonable
Terms. i
/4-
IRIN
BOILEI
0
AU or
A. 113D.4
1
7:s
4.
SIGN OF THE SCOTCH COL
Hamm,
onstantly
d to, and
ce, sigh ,of
LIVE14.
A. elaoleeagsortment of light and hes
Whine Bells,Horee Clothing, &o., kept
on hand. Repairing promptly attend
charges moderate. Remember the pl
the Scotch Cellar. W. H.
DIAMOND SPECT
T HE
bREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
it7
Signs for \Stores and Hotels
American Styles. All ord
Campbell'e Photograph Gall
ed to.
394 W1LKI SON & TRANN.
one in the latest
rs left at Moore &
ry promptly attend.
WHAT NEXT?
A G R 1 CULTU1?AL fMPLl III EN TS
ENGINE -
AND
ENGINE WORKSg.
UITCHELL, ONTARIO.
ovigi
.Two -Horse Wood Sawing Machino
NEW BUSINESS NEW MEN.
CLES
ane
THESE Spectaelea are manufact red frem
AIINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted to-
gether, and are called DIAMOND on account of
their hardness and brillianey. 16 is ell known
that Spectacles cut from Brazilian or z cotch peb-
bles are only injurious to the eye, bees, se c their
polarizing light. Having been teat', wfth the
polariscope, the diamond lenses have .000 found
to admit fifteen per cent. less heit rays than
any other pebble. They are ground with great
odentille accuracy, are free from c omatic ab-
berations, and produce a brightness a • d distinct-
ness of vision not before attained in spectacles.
matudaeterea by
The Spencer Optical manufact •g
NEW YORK.
iThe great demand for these gpeet ,-les ha in -
idi
iced unscrupulous dealers to pa .. Off oval La-
i ferior article for the Diamond. Great oare
a old& be taken to see that the tend mark sop
which 12 protected by Lettere Patent is stamped
oo every pair. e
For sale by E. HICKSON & Co.; Se forth, Sole
Agents. ne;
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re Taking, * After Taking,
,
$PiCIFIC ME:EpICINE
u14,4s all Nervous Diseageg, Such as Tremors, Do
iliby, Prostration &c.It
whioh, 1n1 many casco are
ro need ,by over indulgence in t e uge of tobac-
o a d alcoholic spirits; bue the pacific Medicine
s rorO especially reeommended 1s an unfailing
tni for Seminal Weakness i 8pon3atorrbca7 1m.
o ney, and all diseases that follow, as a sequence
1 11 Abuse, as Loss of Meinory,i, Universal La001.,
tl �, Pain in the Back, DittillOglif, of Vision, Pre-
• tore Old Age, and man $ other diseases- that
ea4 to Insanity or Consumption and a Proms-
uf el Grave, all of whieh, as a rule,
are lira caused
y deviating from the path, of feature and civet
enkuljsenpeeee.
,itio
Medicine ifi thel, moult of a life
bt.dy and many years of experience in treating
le se special diseases. Phil particulars in our
panaphlet, which we desire to seid free by mail to
ev
!
Fbecianpee. dile Medicine 10 ifold y all Druggists
at $1 per package, or epackages or $6, or will be
seit by mail on receipt of the m ney, by address-
- WILLIA GlitAY & Co. 1
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Ri
ORTHROP & LYMAN, T route, 'Whole
berte, R. Lumsden, and b, 9 DraWgigind:te.r,
L
old in Seaforth by E 1
e Ric on & Co„ 3. S.
Dealers.
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fk.
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WTthe mad rsigned .e purchased Hr. W. H. MAY'S Eutablishment, where we intend to carry
• on an ex t neive Barn !so Btlf3iRCFSB, both Wholesale and Retail, manufacturing by Machinery I
and by hand. We also keep on hand
A LAFGE ASS1DRTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES,
And everythine pertaining to the Bueiness. Light avid Driving Itarnems a Speciality.
No Assoelatiou HMS here._ Give 00 a Call before purchasing elsewb,ere.
,UtTTER
TUBS.
G. E. HENDERSON. & Co.
THE BEAM=
LUMBERYARD
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11 S now
a rin
SAMUEL TROTT
an nand at the Seaforth Tub Factory
ber of his well and favorably known
M hind Turned Butter Packages.
T ese Packages are the best in nse, and will
give satisfactiou.
PE01IAL INDUCEMENTS TO
L RGE PURCHASERS.
• Trott expects in a short time to oonamenee
t h menu acture of Wash Tubs on a large scale..
88
SAMJEL TROTT, Seaforth
MABEE & MACDONALD
-Elva to inform the public that they have re-
-" moved their Ltunber Yard t� the lot between
the Merchants Salt Company's 'Works and Mar-
shall's Mill.
They will keep constantly on hand a good asgorte
ment of ALL HINDS OF LUMBER, cheesed and
undressed. Also, LATH AND KIINGLES, all of
vehicle ebey areprepared to sell id the lowest pos-
sible Igloo, for Cash. -Also, on hand any quantity
of the best ACTON LIME.
Builders and others will ilnd it to their advan-
tage to inspect onr stock, and ascertain our prices
before purchasin gelseyhere, as eve are in a position
offer good indu corneae to cash purchasers.
160 MABEE & MACDONA.LD.
has been thoronghly tested, and gives entire sate
isfaction. It is impplied v. tit a band wheel fer _
driving a stray cutter, gr erneher, or other ;
raschinery, without extra e pertee for the belt.
A TRIAL. 0 FERED.
ALL KINDS OF
FARMING ELEMENTS
kept constantlf on 12and.
BOILER SHOP IN PJLL OPERATION.
Engines of all Sizei4flai1c W Order
READPA.IRS-sPsO
,RMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
DBE '
THOMSON 8f. YifILLIAMmitag,S,11.:
Mitchell, 1873. 850 ;
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