The Huron Expositor, 1876-01-14, Page 7c
AND' A Y 14, 1876.
GE. WOODS Co.'s
ORGANS..
quailed 'Reputation Which these re-
le Instruments hew achieved is the
ad natural resat, of the determine,-
makers to produce a grade of work -
it amnia excel anything ever before
their line of business..
eetemplate purchasing should, before
-let upon examining the interior con-
any Organ offered theta, and compar
:heft et 'George Woods & Co.'s-. The
BORATE. RINSH
to every detail, of Acton and Cabinet
auxins{, All should remember that a
expended in scouring ' really fine in
tat wilt lust a• lifetime ie
ECONOMY,
taw dollars retained in purchasing to
inferior one is EXTRAVAGANCE.
RAVAGANCE.
reify fcr Variety of Musical Effects,
awing to their beautiful
11WON SOLO S7'OPS,
As breath' to their Value.
,britt of the: trade, profession, and all.
ae what is progressive in Music is called
KtR ROW & 00.
.tents, 93 one
Street,
Toronto—
the 2hrlber;,Meshal& Wendell,
91111
Pianos.
INTER IS COMING off
•
beery person should prepare for it
by Purchasing a
D S T Q M
AT
Ew WHITNEY'S,.
sTREEt - SE AFORTI._
fe-eived, a r.arge Stock of Hooking,
r,Bose and Coal Stoves, of the
oved pattern,and from the- best maker&.
be sold at Bottom Prices for caste or
line.
are= of all kinds in stock or made to
.hart not ee. Repairing promptly at
1
011.—Ort and, .- huge r<app1y o1 the
crest Coal Oil in the market, At hich will
hole -sale or retail. Special inducements
meal ettreh. arra.
err Log & damiwson's 014Stand,
set, Seaforth.'
MRS. E WHITNEY,
-R6[4 LIVERY,
Elf: RO.T.II.
,RGE WHITELEY, -
G purchased the State L and Trade of the
arnercial Livery, formerly Bell's, from
: orri;;on & 'b., begs to ;tato that he in -
r iii on ti. business in the old stand,
4:s1 d se ver 'valuable horscs and vehicles.
i erlylayg sten°k, tone but
4,18 e r wt f rtcble-Veliielee anti Good
'.liable FI reed );l<'ill be Ifept.-
raa open Ru;;gies and. Carriages, and
d Singes: 1; 'ogees A.1we s heady for tree.
/Lemma Fast calls: with (o nmere
e .a -i Ilene
i ft at the .'tables or any of the Hotels
emptier sett •neicd to.
FORTH PLANING MILL,
[DOOR ND BUD FACTORY
ecriberbte leave to thank hiannmerone
eersfr r the liberal patronage extended to
connoenei ag Inteirress in Seafforth, and
t he may b favored with a continuance.
intending t t, build wonid do well to give
as he will continue to keeps on hand a
r;. of all kinds s f -
HK:Y PINE LUMBER,
se- et seiiEt ,
IS, BLINDS MOULDINGS,
MINGLES, LATH, ETC.
cozxftdertt of giving satisfaction to those
favou,rhim with their patronage, ae none
lass :vorkrr, est are employed.
:ictiiarattuetion paid to Custom Planing.
.JUAN H. T JWADFOOT.
R WALTON.
tS4a.jrl t .f fol:.it xa SEW,
Tel offers Special Bargains I*RY
L ODS and GROCERIES. In
'We clothing and Roots and Shoes he
tter value than can be got elsewhere-
Send see fort yourselves.
PAINTk AND VARNISHES
•st brands (always on hand, Special In-
cs tr,Ca`lt
ties WNW
Led to set
be rut int
?urehMer€t-
€,ver-dne notes r.n€�aeeoantP.
le the same at once # othei i e
other hands for c lett -
] ARQU11Alt SMITH
IMPORTANT
;EOM z IT MAY Ga2ECBRN..
relera-iguee'-., after doing bueine a for over
nearer in 4ealurth, finds himself compell-
te first thee to call in all parties indebted '
fee prompt eyrnent of their aceoants,
lurm them that all tateounte for 1815 not
nee First of February will be chargedwith
float fGret of January without fail.
THOMAS COVENTRY.
Y.
:A11 aceoanta of longer etanding will be
other haucli for coileetion. 418.6
WSE eTM-EAL MILLS..
r IN FULL. OPERATION.
teal; Split J'eag, Pot Ba'rley,-
1 oe`,€ :Veal Chopped
in of 31111 Iced Con,tantly on Sand,
de. ne Tuesdaye and Fridays. Oatmeal
,r rata. highest price paid for Oats,
-
(:UI.ltIE & THOMSON.
THE: i --OItTZ -
I M DER YARD.
BEE & 1\1 ACDO ALD
;0 inform the public that they have re-
ad tater Ltuulrt•r Yard to the lot between
_:tut . Salt Centpatty'a Works and iilar-
€ix, ,
vial keep constantly on hand a goodassort
tz.LL KINDS (.t1' LUMBER, LR, dressed and
.;=1. Alae, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
eey arc Impaled aled to se11t a the lowest post-
s, ter Caeh. Ale ., on hated any quantity
ats' TION LIME. .
tee aid others will find it to their advert- -
Ei 1 to e.ur steel:, and asecrtain our prices
nrcheeittgelsewhere, aswe are in aposition
mincrtnents to cash watchmen.
MABEE & MACDONALD.
THE PJ -I NIX.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON,. ENGLAND
N. WATSON,;
=T AT SEAFORTH. This old standard—
townie- waft established in 1782; does busi
rail baits e,f the world, does the second -
esed testi in the United litingdom, pays its
promptitude end liberality. Its rates
;urate. 827-26 -
I'RICIE OF STOCK. IN THE
CANADA
VER MINING 00
OF LONDON, ONT.,.
been in€sreased to $12 5p per share. Should
initabe equal to present indications, each
Ow costing only $IL 50 will be worth iron-.
'15(i. For prospectus, &o., apply to
A. AIRMITAGE.
Director for Sesforth.
JANUARY 14, 1876.
THEHJRON
Keep tour Sheep Dry.
The merciful man s merciful to his
beast, and the virtue i one which genet. -
ally pays for itself. a thinks theisheep-
breeder . who writes ' o the Litje Stock
Journal as follows : "The ideahat the'
wool is a sufficient pr Notion against the
stories of our norther November is en-
tirely disproved by the experience of
sheep owners. Whit some breeds will
endure neglect better han others, there
are none generally ke t in this country
which are not serious y injured by it. In
a dry atmosphere the wool would doubt-
less be a sufficient protection, but our
heavy rains, added to the cold,ake too
severe demands upon Ithe. vitalit of the,
animals which are c nstantly - xposed.
The wool hold's quite a quantity o water,
and when it passes off by evapoeqation it
carries off a great deal pf the animal heat.
Colds, coughs, chills, and lung col plaints
are among the maladies induce by ex-
posure to cold stroms.: And thi expos-
ure maintains a constant course f losses
and disappointments. In some cases .it
cuts off all hope of profit, and h rdly al-
lows aman to keep his flock oak e. And
as all such losses can be readily voided,
there is not the slightest need of having
them occur. For many years my prac-
tice has been to got the sheep into a •lot
near the barn, early in October, shut
there up every night, and during cold
raius keep them sheltered from the
storms."
and be thio
substance
counterfeit
-Ho of you
humble, be
tation.
A
Tho Ro
have often
human bei
since notic
young girl,
would bark
many res
had `barky
along din
has a case
man some
McDonald
strange an
fours like
liarities "n
mimics, t n
some peopl
has been t
and there i
the troubh
The Way gid is IViade.
Heavy "kid" leather is usually made
from the skins of sheep and lambs. The
flesh side is Boated with a paste of think
lime -water and rolled up until the wool
can be removed, when the skinsare sub-
jected to -.a bran bath. When taken
thence and thoroughly cleansed they are -
put into what is called the "white bath,"
composed of one pound of alum and one
gallon of water, and about one quarter of
a pound of salt. This solution is made
boiling hot, and the skins ar passed
through it successively; afterwl rd. they
are immersed and left in it for.en min-
utes. A paste is then made by radual-
ly adding to this solution—constantly.
stirring the while—one and one-quarter.
pounds of wheat flour for each gallon of
the solution, gently heated,' and next the
yolks of five eggs. The ' skins ,are put
into this paste and left twenty -four -
hours, after which they are bung oe.
poles aad:left to dry for a week or more,
as may be necessary. They are then
softened by being drawn across a "stak-
ing iron "—the 'edge of a shovel will
answer --and may be polished with a
smooth flat iron. They will become soft
and as white as snow. Color may be
imparted with dye stuffs. If the skins
are wanted for rusts, robes, or furs, the
liming and branning are omitted and the
alum and paste baths begin the process.
Tpe whole operation is called " taming."
•
Sympathies and Antipathies.
The subject of sympathies and anti-
pathies is cxtrenlelycurious. ,Boyle faint-
ed when. he heard the splashing of water;
Scaliger turned pale at the sight 'of water
tresses ; Erasmus became _ feverish when
he saw a fish. A curious story is told of
a clergyman, that he always fainted when.
he heard a certain verso in .Jeremiah read.
Zimmerman tells of a lady who could not
endure the feeling of silk pr stin, and
shuddered when touching the velvety
skin of a peach. Mr. Julian Y ng tells
the story of an officer who cowl not en-
dure the sound of a drum, and u timately
fell- dead when compelled to hear it
There are whole families who ntartain
a horror of cheese ; on the of er hand,
there was a physician, Dr. S4arke, of
Edinburgh, who lost Phis life by subsist-
ing almost eetirely upon it. Some peo-
ple have been. unable to take mutton,
even when administered in the micro-
scepieforrn of pills. There is the case of
a man falling down at the smell sof mut-
ton, as i.f bereft of,Life, and in strong
-
convulsions. Sir Jmes Eyre iin his
well-known little book, mentiojns three
curious instances of idiosyncrasies : The
case of a gentleman who could not eat a .
single strawberry with impun ty ; the
case of another, whose bead ould be-
come frightfully swijallen if he touched
the smallest particle of hare ; tl a case of
a third, who would ;inevitably have an
attack of gout a few hours after eat-
ing fish, _
A Long Prayer.
Many of our readers may remember
the story of the little boy 4.$ ho thought
his father might save time by, asking his
morning; blessing while he we, getting
dressed, so ho would not keep them all
waiting by talking while they were all
ready to eat. This seems to ave bean
the plan lately adopted at_ a p blie din-
ner, in Providence, when a liar agansett
preacher, called the Regul r Pacer,"
because in his prayers he had habit of
standing behind a chair, stepping back-
ward and hitching it.after him, was call-
ed on to ask a blessing. He stood up in
his usual style and began a leng
er. There was an open door be
and he soon unwittingly baeke'
thy pray-
-Iliad him,
into an
adjoining room, taking his ch it along;
when some one softly closed he. door,
and the hungry guests proceeds to cline,
when the petition was finished t leisure
by the abstracted minister.
Origin of Mahogany Fu!
About the eighteenth centur
India captain brought some
logs as ballast for his ship, and
to his brother, D . Gibbons, an
physician, who was then builclin,
The wood was thrown aside as
for the -workmen's 'tools. Sc
afterwards his wife wanted a ca
The doctor thought of the We
wood, and out of _that the box v
Its color and polish temptecl tl
to have a bureau made of the s
aerial, and this was thought eo
that it was shown to all his frie
Duchess of Buckingham, who car
at it, begged wood enough to r
other bureau for herself. Then the
demand arose for more, and Honduras
mahogany became a common, article of
trade. -
a West
aye them
eminent
a house.
too hard
me time
dle-box.
t Indian
as made.
e doctor
me ma -
beautiful
nds, The
e to look
ake an -
Shun Affectation,
haclow of a
1 sound,; the
et the ab -
h ever so
Shun arec-
I1
'11:.
ys r !."We
f nature in
reat w°rile
nduct of a
ard, who
and act in
pman'
ster • Uiti
tired re ks
and n t
the strange
in the Eighth
t times, bite
like a dog
she could
The Thir
ich surpasses
sty years f a
venue, psi or
s, runnin a
og. There a
.t that auim:1;
hakes herself
and disgusts
.af licted for
oft much -gees i
Permanent."
s
'W hen
e heard
enth W
is. -t:
residi.
some
and o
other
which
curiosit
thers.
long ti
n but
n
p
SP
BF MIS
cough is co
fling affair,
came, and 14
cd until a s ,.
vested into
The more p
cold should
ly use "Bry
have sustai
30 years.—
and exert a
all the bre
Sold by all
ers. Price
I'AL NOT
ES.
'Coo often a c ld or sl
dared a very o Binary,
st as well, left to. go a
nee ssteinatically negi
ple cu able affetion is
serious pulmo
dent, aware the,
ver be trifled w
's
Pulmonic \E
d thei reputat:
ey ar always
host b neficial 'nflueece
hial a d pulmo nary erg
ruggis s end c untry
2 cents per bolt.,
ary dise
to coug
nth, pro
fers, w
on fir
effic4ci
VERY NA 1'URAL.—When
proved an a isle and fount
answering t 7 purp se for
tended, he' V 11 not eadily
one of doub f 1 repo ation,
which he k tl ws not lin ,.
make these t marks owing t
always pur a cl by those Soh
that celebr t d and truly T:
rnedecine k cru as " Darla
Powders a »cI Arabian Meier
All are so c 1 pleased with
will not us • ny of er ; man
ed several elks u til th
obtain a he t silppl . Ther
equal to it 1 .a condition me
complaints ecting the w
Remember he name,
the signet'. of Hurd &
package. tif' rthro + & y
Ont., props. feitors fo C: na
medicine d-alere.
a
0
There is nothing more beautiful in the;
young than simpheity of character. It
is honest, fra.uk and attractive. How
different is affectation. The simple-
minded are always natural. As for
originality, if they ever had it, they have
crushed. it oat awl buried it from sight,
utterly. Be yourself, then, your friend.
To attempt to be anybody else is woree
than folly. It is an impossibility to at-
tain it. it is contemptible to 'try it. But
suppose you could succeed in imitating
the greatest man that ever figured in his-
tory, would that make you any better ?
By no means. You would always suffer
in comparison. with the imitated one,
Epps' Co
"By a
natural la
of digest()
fol applied
well-seleC
vided ou b
ly flavor d.
many he
j udiciou
a constit
until str
dency to
maladies a
attack h
We may e
keeping su
blood, aid
G'izul
Ber le
ets labe
mcepath'
Street, nc
CONTE
a wa
and other•
of Manho
after unit=
trailed Ir.
velopo.
Box 158,
UTE HA.
le
person
t good,
ich it is
andoni
tourer
e are le
the co
have 1
luable h
s Condi
Reme
it that
have s
agent
is not
icine or
d of" ho
d see
o. is on
n, Toro
Sold b
iivA,—G atefnl
1not
hich .- overn
ncl nu riti=on,
n of he fine
ocoa 11�r.
r
.kfcat bre
zeraog
doctor
of sur,
1inay
Anoug
ase.
floatin
ver t
ape -m
elves
rope
crette
hemis
170, Pi
condo
dge of
e opera
dbya
roperti
s has
h a deli
whir may sa
bills. It , is b
antic of diet
be i,radu< lly bui
to; re is t every
Hund e s of s
arou us re
ere: is eek p
ny a f al shaf
ell fort fi d with
ly lou i:hed fra
oldnnly in
es 1 Ep & .0o.,
s, +48, hreadn
cacilly ondou.
,s OF
.diad ion
stiffer f om
giving
mg Much .uff
'rcQeivin: a
•rs$ NAI`
re rya, N.
VIICTI - Publisrh
the' ben flit of you
ns Debility
b s r les of Self -
ring and eepens
ost• mid dire•et
N EL' MAYFAIlI,
'ern
she
for
ard
Vo-
ry
all
he
to
�hee.
at
ht
ri-
it
et•
on-
e.
or
ch
er
s.
on
8.
al-
as
nal
in -
for
ng
to
re
sed
rse
ion.
��vy•,,
liey
ld
ng
for
es.
at
to,
all
he
118
re -
of
ro-
te-
us
he
at
up
en-
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to
nt.
byn
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o-
che
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en
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ere,
and
en-
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4-26
'L•"ZEN SE LING R. WHEEL WS
tr ► Com rot: Elixir f Pl osp etas and Call aye,
for three ea , r acid" Ir m onr p rronal kno 1:dgo
of its mer'as,'Vo mu h pleasu e in recornra �nd-
ing it as a th ughly�r.liable a scientific i rep-
aration. t i. eld in . igh esti n tion by I 1 pee.
eiaus and her bile, ar d the de nd is eon ant -
/MAN S. CLA1 & Co., ole=
Iqutro I.
ly 'tierces! g,
sale Drug istj
'1111E G EA
Peri di
unfailing ; in
dangcrou
tion is en
moves all
relied on.
It will,
riosl with
taken by
of Pregra a ey
dare Inge, nt,
all cases --of
pains; int e a
ertion, p illi
whites, t• ese
means 12
remedy, c
or anyth'
diretion.
whieb eb •
New Yor
for poste:
insure 0 • ,
will
ratun rail,
Co., J. f3m. fie
ieeb
To
a
rc
Fe
ye'
n:
in;
uld
rho
o e lotted t
eneral
1;bottle
gold in
•ta, and
FEMA t E 1111
Pills—. 'his inv
a cure of ell t
ares to hied th
It m. era! cs
etions,nd h s
a,ried1 -dies, it
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ble medic
o painln
male eon
Ii Cxeoss a
dy cure
p culiarlys;
rt time bring o' t c month
arit.. These pi 1 should
e three m
are sure -o bring on
er time • hey are fief
sad pp_nal Affee
imbs, fa2e on ell
the hon t hysteric
!feet a c, r: when all
nd, alt o igh a po
-iron, c I mel, anti
the c. r Mutton.
lot - roue d each pa
are! ' lly *toe .v . Job
tore $ 0 and. 121
NOthr p & Lyme,
ents for the Dom
ontrlini n • ver 50 p
Seaforth b E. - Hick
R. Teum:d n.
less dartg the 11
s :they,
lily of
Nervon
ek and
tion of
ly Ile will
'led;
contai
rf fel t
op amp
e Prop
iI
"(p EAI) TH
hin
TWIC
eared
eetore
afan:gbiteioravieteki
a Foe
the Mu
any ot
;clot trf:iiP
pest m
It is
othing but ono.
Why not buy
teak o
two Ma
d
, be fore
bare °Di
er oath if you sv
5 Cent
TIIRO
0E01e, ell.
il et
Oren
y-foar to
Brofichi
• ar
the oie
n in all
it s
ny ABC
discrete
eles it
er pain, t
po Ear
dies an
Maine e
because
tompesed
en year
mile' 11 e
used ha
1
thirty dr
comrn
It will
of eight
in three
here the
five year
ores of p
or been
Lame B
f the Spit
nequalle
appl
e and th
al togeth
offered
tikes so 1
six eV
10 wo
go 1 wos
m in the
ly suffere
bean co
a bottle.
is in one
We hay
as given ch con2ple t A sat -
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by
18.
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and
be
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t be
the
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MR. WELLS, URI
lie gene lly that e has rna a great in
went in Idols op, an is now pared to
Larger fated n' hart of every h ng pertai
attention * be paid to Horse lothing,
Robes, Tani , Valises, Satzhe tor Lad
Gentlemen., Choice lot of Li ht and
call before rehash* elsewhe e Bement
418-8
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rove-
ep a
ng to
cuter
alo
and
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Fit
ptly
me a
r the
LLS.
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LOiJDS, SCA
GLOVES, CORSETS
AT
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rn
•
tld
ss
HERS',
LUMBER.
E have risavi en hand for sale, at our SSW
Mills, near Gray, Young & Sperling's Salt
rka, a large quantity of
HEMLOCK LUMBER,
eh we new offer st $7 50 per*.
arties favoring us with their orders will have
')IOOl VdiN]B1O
XPOSITO
R.
L
TWEIEDS
WHITE FLAN
E
LS AT T E GOLDEN LION.
ELS AT THE GOLDEN LION.
SPLENDID VALILIE IN OSII RY Ai- THE GOLDEN LIOksl.
Extra Good Value in all inds oi GROCERIES at the Golden Lion.
THE )3ST VALUE IN
BUFFALO ROB S, HOR
CANADIAN BL
E BLANKETS,
NKETS,
IS TO BE HAD AT THE FAR IERS' STORE.
GRAY,
Have
YOUNG Sc. SPARLIN
eceived This Day 11 Expr ss One Case of
Which Will be Sol at Prices that Defy Compeiitlon.
GRAY, YO
NG & SPARL NG.
WHAT NEXT?
E, ndersignod, hove purchaeed Mr. W.
T T 011 an extensive Harness BusineSs, both
and by hen We also keep owhand
A LARGE 'ASSORT
And eve 71. ing pertaining' to the BusLiess. *let rend
o Asso iat ion Prices here. Give us a Call 'bet re purehasi
holesale a
EW MEN.
stabliebment, where we int
d to carry
d Retail, manufacturing by hinery
ENT OF TRU KS AND VALISES,
G. E, HENDERSON Co,
HO NTS GOOD AND S
ilptEGS
Stock o
d eC
GH
< Trun
73
ways on
Repair
N. B.
Bente
qommer
WARD, Seaforth
form his hien& and the public i
is that he has a Large and. Complet
ba
rn
Cee
SINGLE HARNESS?'
RSE CLO HING, gkr.
and ;V ises, hips,
hing appertain,kng to the Trade Ai-
d, cheap as any in the trade, for eash.
oilers a Speel lity. Colinas of every'
on made to order n iirst-elass style.
la Hotel, Seafort
JOHN WARD.
KI
ARMITAGE, CARTER GRAY.
OH 4A
'S HARDW
T RE
EIV
RE
A LARGE f3TOCR, OF
ing Hardwares
Which will be sold as
AS ANY I 1j0WI\i.
NC WIRE A SPECIALITY.
tiQHN IDD.
Har
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1-1
Whips, Be
on ha
Chug
the t
ARGg
H. LIVER,
ss, Sad le and Coll
IN -ST., SEA.FOli
OF THE SCOTCH coLpAn.
e,Horse Clething, Are.. kept (sonata
Repairing promptly attended to' ad
rate. Remember the place's of
Collar. IL OL
s
AISONIC HALL BLOCK,
AND
cn
A F9UNORY FOR
FOR SALE. BY
Watchmaker 1141 Jeweler, Seaiorth.
Before Taking.
Was
Cures all NerVOUS Difseases, such. as Tiemors, De-
bility, P_ ositration &c., which, in -many eafies, are
produces-, by over indulgence in the use of ,obssee
is more specially recommended as aie un Ding
cure for Seminal Weakness, Sperrnatorrhete, len-
Potency, and all diseases that fpllow as a sequence
of Self Abuse, as Loss of Memory, lin iversal tassi-
mature Old Age, and man, other diseased that
lead to Insanity or Consn ption and a Prema-
ture Gralve, all of which, as a rule, are het caused
by deviating from the path of nalnr and over
iv dulgenee
The Specific 3fedicine i the result of a life
stndy and many years of experience in treating
these echo. diseases. Full partienlars n our
pampb1 t, which we desire to send free by ail to
every 0 e.
The 8 ecifie Medicine is sold by all D
at $1 pe package, or (packages fox $5, or
sent by id onreceipt of the money, by
ing
Sold Seaforth by E. Inekeon & Co. 1. S.
Robertsk R. Lnmsden and by all Druggists .
Dealers. Meow
Why Voralti for a Faun
•
EAFORTH
oP THE
PLEIIIENT ;EMPORIUM
Lo est Manstfactu •ers' Price*.
Tint Received, Stock of the Improved Thist e
utter Plows, iwith Wrought ;roll Beam. T
s all the gooi! features of the old plow, and
Itch more at able. It et manufactured. hy t e
ld firm, the otiginal nal tee rare of the Thi
ort Perry and London Gan Plows, the be t
'al gimp andisatiefact 011 gaara•nteed. All kin a
STRAW OUTTE S ND GRAIN
CRUS ER
The old Favorite Straw Cutters and Graf
inshers from Maxwell, of Paria, always on lean
laese Implements have been well tried, and ha
tood the test Of time, as thosei of no other ma e
maxweirs ter°, four, isle and ten -horse Powe
lways on hand.
Ci
0
THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHIN
dm..i
he market. This is he only machine in
rket having' a revers ble feeder, and it is t
titeh. These, machine are s ld. on trial, and if
fit is all tha is reg ' alto ve satisfaction.
as an abundant supply alwa
SON
s on hand st
Also all the ot er
chasers can b e
otonto, constisting of that celebratsnl Math ek
Piano, and ether Piano", Prin ass, George Woo si,
&day, And Canada Organs are- Melodeons, any of
ill.
.hich he can Sell as elreep as_ . he manufacture
TO THE LADIES. -2 -In t . Sewing Mae
eepa a full Stock of 'Buttes.
Self -Fitting Charts. All the
styles and fashions. T elate
Sheet Mnsie and Music ceke.
10. C, WILLSON.
WHAT PAYS ?
IT, PAYS TO GC TO TIM
To get yattr Orbiting dove, a 1 Farmers will in
all caves get their own Wheat around, end. geed
Paeties wishing to get th 1:-.Ixeelsior
CELEBRATE FLOUllt
Can do so at Mill Prices, from the following
chante. of Seal ;rat
Win. Allan- A. G. Ault, JaraCs C. Laidlaw, Ja is
Pavey, George Murray, A. I Carib:to—Baker, P.
Any qrantity of Chopped PEAS, OATS
BARLF,Y, and other Feed, on hand always.
Mi. CHARLES WORTH &
B.—Agente for the Gatden City Middling
Parieter. 417
ROYAL CANADIAN BANK.
DOM IN ION El OOK, MAIN-ST4j-
Draft* en Nen Vas* Payable a any
' Bank in the United Stetee.
oC Exchange en London pay..010
at all Chief Cities 'of the United Ringdom.
INTEREST. PAID OV DEPOS1
AL HAYES,
SAW LOGS ANTE
ill be
dress -
SA
THE ZURICH
MBER ON HA
rp HIE ubseriber lute now on hand a
f of Hemlock and Hardwood L
sizes. Bills Filled -to Order on the
tie°. umber from $5 to $7 per iho
Grist ng done in theMill as usital,
tic)* ranteed.
ut ,000
mbar of all
:deist NO-
nd tisfae-
NW CS.
Messrs. COLEMAN GOUINLO K
1 SAW LOGS OF 4L.1.; 'KIND
AlE0 enantity of ELM LOGS suitable for 'the
I 417 Seale be
MUF PS,
Suita4e'for ray Preientef
SE4?0RIII.
SLIPIPER ,PATTERN
1 OTTOMANS,
Linen C Mars Trusings,