The Huron Expositor, 1878-09-20, Page 31
0,• 1878.
MAR'S MAN
._... -.
it. 1..
ERVicE.,
ViaAc thirteen year,
,
v evr, attentive to
4
he radiments of &
1 of itamencte wan,
quired a very steen„,-
II arainenticed te-ne
an Opportunities, Gni
eV. and took great
ravel and adventore
WS not strong, and:
rould not be able to
Book Busieesee be
ariaciae I:lotions nate,
sreat desire to go to
eats in the harbour
cesefalln. The drst
aster invariebiy wain
x to- soan ' I had no
nen' on which I eras
iii -f tr.; nothing tittle
. K. ship wee to epee
t. several, boys- were
S fill opportunity too
1, appliee; but, }Oast
w" neetill wanted.
nettle ; I had not a
:I could refer.
tt-' Onet non Master
went and stated ray
Id. My rectoest evi.
ie.it
- last he consented
Ire Elliott. I got
ia preaentingat
i e
}.....t.t.ately he turned to
„ ,onnirel, you. want
eo want to go to sea.
other ? ' n. No, sin},
-,,n What do you do?"
.n.Itttery stilt clio-ll,
; muelt goods that he
nag them, and a aa
se Books., Stationery,
teloake an Jewelry,
he sells a clock for
ne ready to heng
1 on boy; you bother -
:in} a bottie •of ink;
it you know where
S BOOKSTORE,
ds'S BLOCK,
'SEAFORTH.
Flq RAILWAY.
'ISTS') AND
nde. will receive pro,
s and walking a line of
Pronineo of Ontario
is Ocean, the &stance
femora/edema or inter -
lug to tender will be
ea underneath. En.
the country to be tra,-
rveyed line, specitica-
,copiee of the Act of
..tricter which it is pro-
conetructed. deserip.
es of the country and
LI resources, and other
on application at this
igineenin Chief, at the
ees, el Queen Victoria.
Nene' Tendera, marked
tay," will be received,
Rea, until the first day
tary,
ie Department, Ottawa.
:SION OF TIME.
t proposals under the
le hereby tie4ended to
-,•t Ray,
lie Worka Department.
r7ti. 562-4
Lr NOTtGE...
atartrrs, Senior, late
-tab, in ;the Cleanly of
receaeed. .
or aotuar any endue%
;he above owned .Tames
ire I on, or before the
seua by letter past-
Mtalatashey & Holmes
.. the fun p ertiettlaan of
attached, aad atete-
set any Otani ritiee held.
meter:4foot' Eaeentore,
the eigtate of the de -
will, heving regard. to -
sh he then ehell have
;sating; to pat in their
esaid, will lie debarred
. said telt ate.
ettenet, A. D. 1678.
DFOOT,
• Exam tors.
tleen Ye.
Earn: S eeforth,
; Soliciting of leetate,
l ;1/01) ii_kaGADT.
—
LIF. having purchased
nit being determined to
the old horueetead by
; reeerve, on MONDAY,
t o'cloinc P. 5.1., at the
i• th. It in composed of
taineeseion le, Meleillop,
it which are cleared, well
tua
in a. state at good
login. ana nood, fraiele
;tinge. It i4 on a good
s Seaforth and an: egued
a le eonvenient to post
'i se Tin: re eel a apleudid
0
Lt variety of ahade trees,
e the proprietor hat} 0.r:p
III be Hold without ro-
t ethere apply to the un-
- e, Land Agent, Seafortn.
; id the purchase I1101111 -
.: :title anti the bale:ace in.
LIE, Proprietor_ J. P.
efle
,
vi\I SALE.
^
iAitt "f the power of ;elle
• 't tin mertgege made by
exit Seaforth,
a lee al, a er therein, diet -
Anti hteing been Meat: in.
(11`•*/1ti mt. rtgane will
eole, c wilt b A .11
t • f‘Itter.as-i [Intel, in St.:1-
rrn i.tnrdaY, tiep tentaer
premio e, r.
let tits. Seeiltuel Sar-
i te •.E•here•ntre
nee h rrt7 111C sa.1.1
t:-.1.11. All te got)]. :a-
n.n iet appiitenton to
entiorn
HP 'NOTICE.
nee enter,•d into partner -
:et. t to sentinfact urn Plow,
11:: 17,144 fri,t-CIttSS ma-
'. ; work condo.; throegh
elarautee a ;sued itrtiele.
: to repairing., horse-
; niat.e. dlr. Denton hair -
its e nen •' 10.drt•se-
:tt I it a spec', tity.
rtl Aecieniturel in-
1;st ILTON,
11, (4' derieli atieen Sea -
560
R ESSI N
STARK •
• t Leaks of Se efort h and
let -rare -Ito Leak° up
'.11t.tt front Combings.
till (lidera punctually at -
..1 n t Reside:ice-Main
527
ERETT
FORTH.
DeCer in LEATHER and
of Every Description.
Best Stock kept. Terms
ietted. 4Ui orderehy naiI
R. N. BRETT.
SEPT:gm
ER 20, 1878.
Ge eral News.
it is stated reece is actively prepar-
;Jig forwarlwih Turkey, which she con-
siders ionevitable.
-The first lot of oysters for trans-
atlantic shpineu, left New York lad
Saturday.
S rape, of United States
army, die °spite,' last -week from
softening e brain.
Museum., lent for the occasion. The succeeded
machines for the manufacture and pre- with her
Natation. of parertwill be kept in mo- heavy slu
teen by stet%
-The dru
ge.n, confeSs
titles of • 0
habitually u e it as a stimulant. A.bout
y victims of the drug are found in
I t that city.
-A Bri ish ship has been libelled at It e
Baltimore for damages to a French fish- ,
own by her on the Banks Rev. Dr.
eipal of the
n. spinners of Northern Institute, di
esolved- not to work by mains were
ht o -der to lessen the accu ment.
power.
gists of Ann Arbor, Michi-
to selling immense quan-
u:
m, etc., to people who
ms of Interest.
ing brig ri
of Newfou a.i
dl
France h ve
-The ett
gas g , a
f stock,
00 !bodies have been recoyetre
he excursion steamer Win-
e. Eighty-three unreCog-
rciulation
-Oyer
ed from
cess Ali
nized bodies were buried or Monday',
-Several deaths from typhoid fever,
- which have been traced to the use of.
impure mi11, have occurred. at .Mont-
clair„ N. 3, au._ a nunaber are still
sick.
-At t ,e State fair held la.st week at. I
Elmira, ..Y., the entries ex.ceed those
of any retrious year, especially in 1
stock. ver '400 thoroughbred. cattle
were sho •
Mary Phillips, aged 20„ con-. I
leased th other morning at Jersey City
that she ad murdered her child, five
months- la, because she c-ould not • afford.
to take c -re
. b le of cotton contributed to the
fever a erers„ s,oia at auction at -St.
Louis fo $8170, to a Liverpool gentle-
man, w o w.11 have it resold there for
the sara cense:
. -Jo- Riphmond., arrested. for horse
thieving at 'hetopa„ Kansas, was taken
from the tra4i upon his arrival at Cheto-
pa, and 1 ling under a bridge close to the
town, by re sked men.
-Bla k aid gray squirrels are cross-
ing the 1iverj at Lake City, Minn., from
Wiscons la., ii large numbers -estimated
by the t sou..ands.. The cause of this
rQiatiou is not Ittiown. 1 and
. -Her • Rinks, an Old Catholic priest, W-
itt Heidi berg, has just been married, the.
but the av rian Old• Catholics do not . -
, -Rev. G.
N
11 1
Fyfe, the Venerable prin-
enadian • Baptist Literary
d on the 4th Inst. His re -
to Toronto for inter -
L. McKay, Canada Presby-
terian Missi n ry to Formosa, has mar -
Chinese Converts, with
ely pronounceable nimie
Tsong.
t Hetherington, of Luck-
e, horse killed. by the cars
d full com-
ried one of it
the comparati
of Chang Mm
I -Mr. Rebe
tiow, who ha
a few weekd s nce, as receive
Pensation fr ra the company in. the
Shape of a dh gee for $100. •
1 -A. waters out, which ascended to a
height of abo t 150 -feet,. was observed
LnLake Erie the other day, a short dis-
once from p ckhore dock. It was ina-
ediately fo owed by a thunderstorm.
-Bruce hes having been closed,
many ' s have taken up farms in
townships iland, their families still re-
,
maiming tit t e villa,ge of Bruce Mines.
Though die m lahas gone down, the
11
attendance', a
Over 100. -A y
girl that
-A few d to marr
the property ular," sa,
of Mitchell, tell you
creant,who uncle"
arated with ,
3rou kno
second dog well eat)
the same waywithin a few raonths. -Tou
o
1 -Mr. Bth, of Sombre, tOwnship, there, 1),
lost a valua le span of horses I at Port one mi
Lambtons hey were standing 011. Tan-
rr
ner's dock tached to a wagon, when dSeoad..;,
they backed. off the d.ock into the river, morrow
were dr *tied. A short time ago, (Tourist
Booth as offered $150 for one of
m. - oa a sl
-An
A few c ays ago, as Mr. M. Stewart,
t Tilburjr, was cutting grain withhis &Pass ,
,mowing ma hine, his daughter aged 14' °I' the
years tried to drive for a short space, an exer
while he w U
s temporarily absent. n- what o
11
Ta
fortunately he happened. to fall back-
"
Th
wards and -as so terribly mangled by Hi
the knives Wa
at she bled to death soon .
after. , - • -Th
-t-The Maus school buildings and. tentiou
gi ounds, on, the Plains, near Paris, are
the school th ere avera g
1
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
in nabbing the runaway craft
ilot lying on the bottom in a
ber, from which he could
net be ro ed. He was lifted into the
largeboat and both boat andman.were
Shore safe; the man to so-
d the boat to be let to the
man that should apply for it.
e. night of Tuesday of last
rse, saddle and bridle were
the premises of Mr. Thomas
London road, township of
Stranger called at Mr. Camp-.
Tuesday evening, asking per -
lodge in the :barn, which was
O tit on Wednesday morning,he
ng, and. the horse, &c„ was
The horse is a light sorrel,
on the forehead, and. a small
he back bonel caused by the
he thief is described to be
ears of age; with dark brown
brown moustache and chin
thick, short neck)and. his
it 1
ng well down on his forehead.;
dressed. in dark clothes. 520
offered for 'information lead -
discovery of the thief.
brought t
ber off "
first sober
-On t
week, a h
stolen fro
Campbell
Sarnia.
bell's on
mission tc
granted;
was miss
also gone.
with star
lump on
saddle.
about 28
hair, Egh
whisker;
hair gro
and poor
reward i
ing to th
Nurse
mud on
Little
Nurse (a
the win
-" Tha
all the
111
•
•
ys ago a valuable hound,
of Mr. Joseph liumbery,
as poisoned by some mis-
ave it a piece of bread, sat -
strychnine. This is the
Mr. Busiabery 114 lost in
•
- accept tler
for the iiholition of celebacy. - •
• Mt of extraordinary dimensions
was de.trated at•Aionbank Works,
Engtanc , 0. the 10th inst.This qua-
&taped- e awed 19 . inches from the
nose to lie ip of. the tail, and 2 incheS
retina t e s. °niacin
-Th Gr -na Central Hotel at Oma-
ha, cost ng 400,000„ the finest between
Chicagc an San Francisco, wits aig_
covered on ire lately and was partial-
ly destr yee . Four men perished fit
the fir a,id one . was injured. A
firemanj ha since died. Others are
missint
;. Fadner, assistant editor of a
Westerja magazine and a prominent
temper nco leader, has been arrested, °
charge(' with embezzling $700 in Cleve -
lead. He was about to marry 'a
prorain ut young lady, and it has now
beentai covered he has a wife and fam-
ily in hio. •
-T •0 Grand Duke Alexis Alexan-
drovicl of Russia has aalaved in Paris,
where te intends to remain sometime.
He is n assiduous visitor at the Exhi-
bition,ancl, accompanied by a suite of
. eight cr ten persons, is travelling in-
cognitounder the suggestive name: -
linen ally considered -of Baton Shil-•
--N
etliento,
on acc
comp titors to shoot from the shoulder
and st
' selves
in an
cent decision of the Synod. Ens
am
the
of
kep
pie
is s
ong the inest in any rural district in
Provin e. The edifice is a large one
white br ck. . The yard is large, well
t, and p anted with evergreens, ma -
s and beIs of flowers, and the whole
tarmac; d with a tasty fence. skirt p
-Fires are raging in every section of tion in
nitoulin Island. ' There are sugges- mealy
us that it be made a fire district un-
r the lat Ontario Act. Settlers con- the foll
keeps t
out, "
disturb
been ta
before,
pew he
had his
Ma
tio
thine to CO
pal counoil
to devote t
grant to t
,
sehool sect'ons will scion be ' opened at
La Cloche ,
-Right), -d Wainwright, a farmer from
lob., came over to Windsor,
ayeand bought a pair of boots
ern on, carrying his old pair
in a piece Of paper. While returning on
the ferry heat, a young man came up
• and toad ,him. he Was in danger of being -8
' teams from '-eana,da, are expect- arrested fqr smuggling, and. so wrought
_
articipate in the internatienal on his fears that be blackmailed him of
match at Creedmoor. This is $25 On a pionaise not to inform the. Gas -
ant of the regulation requiring toms' offiderson the dock. r
• -A tire, I -known beggar of Riontreal
recently id
, and thej?
died from
of the &if
was f011.1i.
• in a belt;
e in. Many of the munici-
ef the island have decided
e surplus of the mimicipal
e erection of schools. These
• Saranca,
the other
and. put t
Gaieties.
"Did you put that naaty
e doorstep, Master Charles?"
aster Charles-" No, nurse."
felly)-" But.I saw you from
ow." Charles (inore artfully) 'ground, well stocked and in good order. Stable,
you didn't, for I looked up at coach house, Wood -shed, hen-hOuse and run for
flaws before I did it." fowls well fenced, all very convenient. The Muth}
ung man objected to the young is arranged for two families, one part, vitt the
store is rented to a respectable tenant at n78 a
his rich Old. uncle wished him
year ; the other part with the garden and out -
"You mustn't be so partic- buildings is ecpially valuable. This properta will
perated uncle. " I be sold at a bargain, as the proprietortintends re-
d the exasmoving to Winnipeg. If not sold before it will be
'he's well enough." "So she is
offered at Auction about the 140} of August.
responded the nephew,"and
554
you always taiught me to leave
WILLIAM AsustowN.
gh alone!"
ist : "Whose house is that up
t?" Pat: " It's belongin' to
ther O'Doucl ; but he's dead,
ourist : "How R long; is he
Pat: "Well, if he lived till to
he'd be clea.d a. fortnight! ! P. --
begins to wish he had . brought
te and pencil -with him.) ,
REAL- ESTATE FOR SALE.
pROPERTY FOR SALE. -For Sale, that con-
venient and desirable residence on the corner
of High and Market Streets, lately occupied by
Ir.Vercoe. Apply to DR. TERCOE. 4e:
yenned FOR SALE. -For Sale, that most (leek -
able farm, being Lot .1, Con. 6, in the town-
ship of Hullett, situated 1.1 miles from Rinbtirn,
and 6 miles from; Seaforth. There are excellent
buildings clae. the Premiseseincluding a first-class
stone house, two ' storey, 30 by 40 feet. A spring
creek ransi through the farm; good orchard, good
fences, and the land in an excellent state of tiul-
tivation. Apply jon the preinises to JAMES Mc -
MICHAEL, or ta MR. JAMES II. BENSON, Sea -
forth. 562
(TALIJAI3LE. FARM FOR SAL -Fe -For Bale,
V L.ot 11, Con.; 8, H R. S., Tuckersmith, con-
taining 100 acres, 90 of which aro cleared and in
a good state of cultivation,being well utiderdrain-
ed, the balance is good hardwood bush. Good
stone house, frame barn and stables •, wellwatered,
and. good bearing orchard. Is situated about 5
miles from Seafoeth and Brucefield, and, si from
Kippen. Schoolocloie by, and all other conveni-
ences. For farther particulars apply to DAVID
MOORE, onthe premises, or to Egmondville
P.o,, •
ennARM' FOR SAL -K. -For Sale'a very superior
farm in the township of Hullett, being Lot 8,
Con. 9, containing 150 acres, 120 acres cleared,
110 acres free irate stumps, and 14 acres of ;fall
wheat sown. There are good frame out -buildings
and two good dwelling hitses, there are also two
good pump Wells on the place, clung good bearing
orchards. The farm issitaated 9 midee from Sea -
forth and the same distance from Clinton. The
land is of the best quality and well fenced. Foi
further particulars apply to the proprietor on the
premises or to Constance P.O. W. DUNLOP. 562*4
-filOR SALE IN BELMORE-House and Store
•L: with over half an acre of first-class garden
inspector of schools lately gave
grown boys the opening stanza
Lay of the Last Minstrel" as
ise in. dictation, and this was
LO intelligent lad put down.
way was long, the wind was cold,
minstrel wieeinfernal old;
harp -his sole remaining joy- ,
carried by an organ boy."
gentleman who attracted at -
in church last week by crying
oly Moses I" had no intention of
ng the congregation. He • had.
king down carpets on the day
nd. just .as he sat down in his
suddenly remembered 'that he
f paper of tacks in his coat
cket. We make this explana-
justice to his family, who are
espeotable. , • •
recent advertisement contains
•wing : "If the .gentleman who
e s oe stote with ,a red head
will re ura the Umbrella, .of a young
lady w th whalebone ribs and an iron
handle to the slate -roofed grocer's shop,
he will hear of something to his advan-
tage, a the same is the gift of a de -
eased mother now no more with the
name ngra,ved upon it."
-A little Cliff street five -years -old
was st, ndine by her mother's side at the
incloin in deep meditation. As one
par taper another came twinkling into
e sky, she watched them with eyee
at g ew bigger and brighter. At last
she tu ned to her mother and said: "1
gueth it's ,bout time to light up, mother.
God's lit up his houth."
-T
her, c
after th
tSihuneS it
son
uding, The Canadians find. them -
riot expert in. shoulder -firing while
root position.
e death occurred at Springhelna,
14th inst., in the 102ad year' of
e, of Jeanie Baxter or M'George,
lying 46 years in widowhood.
eaves behind her four genera -
11 lineal aescent, herself the fifth.
upwards of 80 years Of age sur -
her ; but Mr. Thomas M'Greorge,
.ed in the hospital in that city •--LB ing at a cafe and desiring to pay
ysicitm's certificate states she fel: hi .beer, a guest gives the waiter a
starvation. The strange part twent -franc piece,, The -svelter prompt-
ir is that on examination she ly reti rus with a ten -franc gold pOce
to have some 5200 in silver and ilver for the rest. The &est
outher body. It is not k own gives
'PARK FOR SALE, -For Sale, Lob 29, Con. 3,
-le Stanley, centaiaing 100 acres ; 85 acres clear-
ed, well underdrained, well fenced, e.ed in a
good state .of cultivation; the balance is well
timbered with hardwood; there are on the
premieesnwo houses, one log and one frame;
frame barn and stables; young bearing orch-
ard; a never failing spring runs through the
farm ; also good well; is situated within 3 miles
of Clinton and 5 of Brucefield ; school house
within one-querter mile. Apply to ALEXteNDEIt
CAMPBELLe on the premises, or to Clinton
P. O. 549
T-4-"--Albli IN niclift-L-613--i'dik.---SALii:••=46-r- 0...f4,
J1-- the North part of Lots 8 and 9, Con. 13, Me-.!
Killop, contaming 112 acres; there arc about $0
1
eleitred, well fended, underdrained, and in a hi h
state of cultivetion; the balance is well tiniber d
with hardwbol. ; good dwelling, new bank frp. e
narn 50x56, w th stabling underneath, and other
outbuildings ; also a good young orchard and plenty
or water. Is 0 miles from Brussels, 5 from Wal-
ton, lind•12 fr m Seaforth, with good gravel -Keens
to each place convenient to cbureh and schools;
will be sold an a whole or in two parts. Apply to
Walton P. 01. or to the proprietor on the premn ;
ises. WILLIAM DYNES.
•
GREAT R
WE BEG- TO
EDU TION IN BOOTS AND SHOE.
ANNOUNCE TO TEE kOPLE OF SEAFORTH AND VI-
CINITY THAT WE HAVE REDUCED
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM HOEMAKING
..,To Lowest Remunerative res.
ING BUT THE BEST MATERIAL
WE UISE
OTE
Therelore we e n Guarantee Good Satisfaction to those who wish to favor as with a call.
RE AIRING DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
: Opposite the Foundry. •
GRIEVE & SEAFORTH.
Remember the Plat}
GOODS FOR THE MILLION
CAMPBELlr'S CLOTHING 'EMPORIUM.
THE -UNDERSIGNED :IS PREPARED TQ SHOW HIS FRIENDS AND THE
PUBLIC THE CHOICEST SELECTION OF •
WORSTED COATINGS, PANTINGS, OVER COATINGS,
The eye delights to gaze upon, and Fresh from the Markets for this Fall's Trade.
ALL SUITS WILL BE WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT
TO YOLIR SATISFACTION.
RARE BARGAINS IN. CERTAIN LINES.
CALL AND SEE.
STORE No. 1, I j WM. CAMPBELL, Seaforth.
CAMPBELL'SBLOCK. 1 • 1
•
At-kV:11BL
v Hall of L
containing 5
ed, with good
FARM VOR SALE,---Beibg North
t 25; Om. 5. Hay, County of Huron,.
acres; 41 acres cleared.; well water -
buildings consisting of frame house,
frame barn, ow stables, log barn, sheep house,
piggeries, with all other requisite buildings ; a nice
young orchard in full bearing; convenient to
church and school, being' 3i- miles from Heneall
station and four miles from Kippen ; the land is
of the very best quality, being clomposed of a rich
clay loam; will be Bolin on easy terms, as the
proprietor is retiring from farming, he not being
able to attend to nerricultural pursuits through
ill health. CHARLES REDMOND. . 546
-FARS-I , ;I:MLLE-TTFOR SALE.-1'Or Sale
-
.. Lot 6, /don. 14, Hullett, containing 158 acres'
100 of which are cleared, underdrained, end in
first 'class • 'Melee •, the balance is timbered with
hardevood and cedar; the soil is of the best quality;
there is a .fine stone house with n.11 necessary con-
veniences ease good frame barns, stables and
sheds •e then e is a large bearing orchard and plenty
of water; Convenient to schools, churches and
post office; there is a good gavel road leading
from it to the neighboring markets ; it is with-
in 12 miles nom Seaforth, $ from Brussels and 4
from Blythe Also a farm of 100 acree, Lot 4, Con.
5 Morris.- Apply tothe proprietor on the pren:e
dace or to Harloeik P. 0. JOHN WATT. 562 ,
FARM FOR SALE,-Foi Sale, Lot 111, -Con. 14,
McKilloP, continuing 180 acres, of which about
140 limes cue cleated, well fenced, underdrained,
and in a geed state of cultivation ; the balance
is well timecred With hardwood. There is not
an inch of I waste land on the farm. A small
spring creek runs across one corner. Gond frame
buildings all round ; abundance of good water
and pumps and a eplondia bearing orchard ; it
is within a paile and a half of gravel road, mid-
way between Seaforth, 13ruesels, and Blyth Sta-
tions, also convenient to eburehee, echools, pest
; office &e. The farm will be sold ;as a whole or
him. back the ten - franc in two parts. For further particulars address
saying, " Give me two Walton Poet Office, or apply to the propidetor on
no pieces for that, please." the premises. Wel. BELL:
1 544
PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.-Inerth half of
Lot 24, •Con. 8, Morris, containing 100 acme
more or less, '70 acres eletered and free from
stumps, th,e balance is good hardwood; land well
fenced with cedar and black ash. A splendid new
frame barn 40x56, also a good log bann and stable,
and a good log dwelling house and. well. Also in
rear a neverfailing spring. Thereels also on the
Premises- algoon orchard, of apple, pear end plum
Situated one mile and a luilf from the
at she had any relatives, and after piece,
a,ying her very mea,gre funeral expenses five -ft
is hoped that the balance of the mon- The
y will gel to the hospital tund,as it very table,
roperly hould.. There could be no know
otter pl e to put it. out' t
-The -eat Western Railway Com- our g
any hay put a poney engine and. one
assenee coach on the road between nifioe
ngersol and Woodstock tO supply the one a.
lace of he Al.tlantic and Pacific Ex- ful se
ress, ich trains were ordered not to him t
top at,1 ngersoll, because the eitizens all th
hewed. t enaselVes anxious to ,forward paths
ie Cred t Valley Railway. The Credit and
talley 11 as 'also two trains running suda
ach w twice per day, which are lib- beau t
rally ap tronized. The sympathy of sante
he Inge soil people is with the Credit
alley.' This 'accounts for the liberal
Natu
Iona n which the tains of that line call&
re pa inzed.:
• vives p
- merel ant, Springholm, is her local re- b
prese tative.
' tt-A, Cargo of South African wool re- p
eeuti_.- arrived. at Boston, and. it was p
13
• • foiiit that it could not be sold on this I
-coati , ant at a profit. It was then re-' p
. - shipp d to 'England, and after the pay- p
- 'Ilea of • all charges, a profit of two s.
- cents per pound was realized. From a
- this• i would appear .that America is ti
just 1 -ow the lowest.darket in thoavorld N
.t ... - ' I i e
- for ttool.
-er • he sudden &All of the Rev. (Thos. e
- Nessoccurraa while travelling by Iasi t
s betw en Bristol and Gloucester. The V
deco sed clergyman was el, speaker of n
grea 1 clearness and power, and though . a
• he had become a Baptist by convic-
tion, he was greatly attached to the '
tiiSQil line of the Presbyterian church.
,.-
He •as associated with the Rev. C. H.
Spu -aeon in the early days of the Eet-
ropol itan church. • -
-A New York clergyman recently
prea • lied a .sermon -which, being copied
. by -.. Boston_ paper, pleased tt. Boston
man. One day soon after, as the clergy
mat opened his mail, he found a; letter
inclosing a cheque .for 5200. Presum-
ing he cheque to be worthless , and. the
wh 0 thing 6, joke, the minister got a
hie a to step into the bank and see
ace t it. The cheque was pronounced.
.goo a , and. was promptly paid. Nothing
me -0 is known about it. - J--- -a-D.
A letter from Disco, Davis Straits,' ville,
18t • • • f
- Ar
fisb
traici
Ba
ha,
- -A, y about eight years of age, son
of Mr. mea,Smellie, Met with a, seri-
ous accjio eat titfew days ago. The youth
in comp ny with some other boyswas goi n
amusiras himself in a woodshed, and in 8, len
attempting to .slide down a post; a sliv- vinci
er abut 4 seven inches in length ran into smai
cti
his Eh Omen. ..- Some'of his companions " Yoi
lifted t ' e little fellow.down and carried a ao
him infp the house. Medical assistance The
was at cpnco procured,' and ou the arriv- and
al of t1 doctor, the piece of wood was
extrac d, and every effort used. to re- bits
lieve tl4e pain endured by the little suf- The
ferer. (1,; Under careful treatment, the the labbit. ,
aiter rings the gold _coin on the
and says, apologetically, You
there are so many counterfeits
se. times that we have to be on
ard."
countryman, fresh from the mag -
t woOds and rough clearings, was
y visiting the owner of a beauti- gravel road, and 4 Miles from the village Brus-
t in Brooklyn; and walking with sels. Pricia very low, as the proprietor thee pur-
'0egb. a little grove, out of athiell chased it flint in Kansas and wants to mere there.
ie rocks covered. with woodbine, Seaforth. igiP,IERCE CLEn-
§50 •
underbrueht had been cleared, ...s:tErNftirotin,
farther }artieulars apply , i I
had been nicely ,cut and gravelled Walton. or to tcCAMITEY & 1-{(5)18),Setla
le remi.
nly stopped, a,nd.. admiring the _ FnRal F011-SALE.L-The inbsciebeT" offere 171.
of the scene, hfted up his ha,nds - sale Lot 22, Con. 12 Of the township of Stan -
'Chian -led : "-This I like I this is ed and in 'a good state of cultivation, and good
ley, containing one hundred acres, 83 acres clear
-e-with. her hair,combed." fences, balance 17 acres good harclwciod bush;
lecturer on natural history was one. half -of clearing seeded down there will be 13
upon the other day to pay for a acres of a thriving orchard on the preniises and
acres of wheat put in this fall, 'there is about 3
a rail ay car, and which the conductora
he larm
n its . well watered, a never failing creek runs
te. Neu iety a fruit trees all now bearin `
large bank
liver bbit which he had. in a basket I
said ould be °herded. as
,,, . . a dog The Inough the farm, cilso two good wells,
ifiaelamtle the barn, and a log detaneill;
entgaligseuntri-
lectu •er vainly ex-plaaned that he w baru 66 by 60 feet with te a
the villasel
is etutiottedB within two and a half miles o;
to use the rabbit in illustration was
ulre lie was about to give in a pro- Ent furtber particulars
town, and, indignantly taking apply to S. eleLnalele
or to W. Connor, Baytipeldpvett3or on the premises
Id.ro e
'hive tortoise from his pocket, said & 67e
teeners FOR- SALE.--ior-Sian-, IA— ---
, ._._ ,...._ ...:.
,
and that I i ust pay for it also.' The
smith, e.eonsnrtianinienLot120, Con. 1,
g 0 acres, dr45 of which are
L. R, S., Tucker-
?le:TIC:al
•neinfus on' the London Road, nee; a
be telling me next that this is a
c
tn his return delivered his lecture' hoig,11 state of eultivation ; 15 earcreais ut ail in a
cleared, well fenced and a
on uctor weit for superior orders
ural history: 'Cats is dogs, rab- 1p , and.
_ail,. balletic, e *ell timbered with hardwood; th
e dogs, but a tortus is a. hinsdct " i goote lame house, barn and other t uil e
rofessor had to pay dog fare f:n: logs ; alit° plenty of water. Th • un al) di -
1Ot No. 9, London RoadnStanel:yeleecnodntfairinsu 978
acree 80 of which are cleared; this is one of the
.
3
FUJIN. TUBE AREROOMS,
SEAF RTH•
THE C EAPES'T !FURNITURE IN
THE COUNTY.
T AM NSW Beceng Large Stock of NEW
FURN URE from the best Factories in Can-
ada, and I la enabled te sell eheaper than ave.y
one in the aunty, as I /lay cash -down and get a
Large Dia tint. ,
I CAN SELL'.
Six B pie did Chairs r $1 80.
Six Cheers, Fancy Tur ed Legs for $2.
Six Chem, Extra GoOd, for $2 50.
Six Cha s, the Very est, lot $8 25.
Boston ockers, oath, for $1 15.
Nurse R ckers, oath, -cents.
J3oard a d Spindle 13easteads, 43, 6 feet long,
Beantie 1 7-Drayser Blineatin, Preieetinn fronts,
$18- tber kinds very low,.
Six Can Chairs for $T.
Im JI r Cloth Chairs, Sofas. Loun-
ges nd Rock,ers, I Cannot be
und -sold.
Baby Car ages and Sp ning 'Wheels very low
If you
money.
WARE
ter's II
Street, IS
. Cash
Inge.
GIVE M A CALL 7
t to furnish your house foe; a little
00M8
irecely opposite ed. R. Conn-
oth Jewelry Establishment, Main
aforth.
r Hides, Skins, Wool and Wool Pick
-
JOHN S. PORTER.
P. Sae- hall zoon be in position to famish
Funerale cheaper than any ono in the place.
TH
VICTpR WHEAT.
THE EARLIIEIST, HARDIEST
No— -
, PRVirTIVE WHITE
LWEAT
VN ON THIS CONTINENT.
r of branchinik from the root is fax ate-
perior alai other kind grown. ;
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. mos
MtcINTYRE & WILLIS
•
GRO
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE JUST RE- Its pow
CEIVED FROM S. D. SOLLERS & CO., OF PHILADELPHIA., A
complete Assort)nent of Infants' and Child reit 's Boots and Yield
Shoes and Slippers, an Color' s and Black, fro
j .
. i
,
These Goods are the Fine t and Best in America, S. D. Sollein & Co. obtaining the Gold Medal
and Diploma over all compe itors at the Centennial. i
I . This
1 We have also on hand a nice aseortment of LADIES' SHOES, in Tie anti Button, very cheap. at the
pun} u
i. .
b \ 7
We are the only firm westiof Toronto -who keep these Goods. They require to be seen tit be ambled
appreciated. • High
McINTYRE & EAFORTH le he e
WILLIS,} cOh1elsrti
; • euTrail:• phant over all other varieties grown on
the e erintental plots at the Model Farm,
i
Havi g secured it Oonsiderable quantity of this
fine ha dy wheat we are in a position to offer it
to fa • ers at a very peasonable price.
R. LO AN & 'CO.,
Sig of tbe Mammoth Turnip.
Also on nd, Treadwell, Scotch and
Wheats, goo and pure. 558
--1--
n, Forty to Forty -Eight Bush.
e rTIT acre. tc1rt oe u: any Exaggeration,
Vheat curie off the first prize of $40
1
rovincial Ex ibition, for the best 1311/11 -
'heat shown in the sheaf. Tb.e judges
ccd it the bet wheat they had ever ex -
y recommen ed by the Hon. David
, President ominion Council of Agri.
,
STARK, SEAFORTH.
GROCERY STORE, BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, AUCTION
ROOMS, LAND AGENT, CONVEYANCER, &C. 13—s•
, Same
; - 1 s i
A Zarge Stock of Boots and Shoes and Groceries Just Arriving. , Thi//
be sold on very small profits—all new stock. The Subscriber invites his
old friends and new ones to give him a call. He has engaged Mr. John L.
Scott to attend to a shoe shop, who will make and repair work to order.
Wu
Old Acc6unts must e paid at once, as the subscriber needs money. _Farm, 1
stiu s
and Town Properts , for sale. Give me a Call and I will do the best I
ca,n for you. Ren?ber the ace, .Stark's Block. Sew
, ,
,
°bane 13 are' that the patient will recov-
er. Mo
. , ,
;Luke P. Blackburn, of Louis- -
asteen through fifteen epidem- A
ellow fever. A reporter asked writ
PC
abt
th
wi
July, sayS not one vessel of t
tic whalina ffeet had caught a. single him if,he would continue his canvass the
veruor, the doctor replied: his
sir, I .shall discontinue any fur- ; the
ainVeSe long. as my' city. or
is 'threatened by the Afeinnei ; the
e, holding myself ready to go ' left
It was expectea the season would. for
,e a complete failure. No vessel "No,
been able to pass through . ther
which was 'unprecedented. The State
from the nelebborin•g heights ap- scour(
red completely blocked with ice, and 'when
r,
efforts to penetrate it. had to be - of My
wheel_ The whalers say this is Havi
- •
icls they over saw.
HAT HO BAND OF MINE"
Bays all 's Machinery from
MURPHY, SEAFORTH,
has pleasure annouteing to the
nning cennntlaity of Huron that he is
ling the very beet
i 4 Machines, Agricultural Int -
I SAMUEL STARK, SEAFORTH P
•
'17
ements, .02.a Musical Instru-
nts.
Mr. urphy's faverite machine le the SIngere
,THE GODERICH FOUN
Secood hand 2C Horse E gine, Balance -Wheel and Saw Mandrel
Second hand 20 Horse E gine, Balance Wbeel anti Pulleys Complete:
Second hand 16 Horse E gine, Balance Wheel, Pulleys and Governors . .. .
Second hand 12 Horse E gine, Balance Wheel, Pulleys and Governors,
A Hoisting or Bost Engine, with Hoisting aear.
Second hand 16 Horse Po table Boiler, witb Smoke Stack -
Second hand 1 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack. .
Second hand 20 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack.
Second hand 30 horse Portable Tubular Boiler, with Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate Bars,
Steam Guago, Gunge Find Safety Valvesnall Good Order. .. .
Seclend hand Shingle and Heading Machine..
Heading Joint°
Heading Planet
Heading Tunic
.Stave Rolfe.
which le the best the market, having carried •
off ft t eat the Centennial and Sydney
Exhib time.
. v25 Fa •ers wishing to purebase any of the above
..
. would consult tbeirl own interests by applying to
.... 225
275 Mr. M rphy first, aS he can do better for Omni
260 than ny other in the trade.
... ... . . 250 Sew ng Machine and other repairs always on
hand t his wareroPixie, Goderieb street
150.
260 518 1
• L. MURPHY, seatorth.
,
225
.. Ill;
40
50
70 '
- 80 Bega f.0 /LAMM hi: friends and the public that
CHEAP,FAMILY GROCERY.
-
L. MABEE
he ha on hand on of tbe NICEST and FRESTI-
tocks of Groeeries in town, andas he sells
New Engines and Boilers onhand, also Made to Order very cheap. -MilllYiachinery 158T
for Nall, he
for flouring, Grist and SiivV IAMB. Middling Purifiers of Improved Kinds.
-11Agricultairal Implements. -Stoves of Various Kinds. -Repairs on Boilere; Mills, &c., promptly SEL.I+S CHEAP,
Attended to.
f
CDDERICH FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURINC COMPANY. Givin his purchers the benefit of what others
1 who t o not ao lbse in bad debts and pay in in -
GOOD NWS FOR .THE BAREFOOTED
I teres to whole8e4 men,
FLOUR AND FEED
a on him& Goods delivered in town free
rge. Reme ber the stand, opposite the
ercial Hote ;in the
F E BLOCK.
L. iwiA.BEE.
AND ALL PARTIES WHO WISH TO. BUY LARGE QUANTITIES OF_ Aor:
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY. Com
TO KEEP abreast of the times in the General Reduction in Prices of all kinds of Goode -but
-1-• more partieularty, if possible, to induce people to buy for cash -I have determined to make the 1
following reduction in prices to cash buyers in Cestom Made Work:
G;cuts, Long 1.eg Hoots. all kinds 23 cents per pair.
Ladies', Bdys' and GirlstAllaots, all kinds, 2i cents per pair.
Shoe Packs and Short Boots, all kinds, cents per pair.
• B
. I have just cpened aid-I-amen:Se Stock of Fa
think intending pnrchas rs ought to see hef
tory Made Work in all the different leneenwhich 1
ere purchasing elsewhere, especially my Men's and
ase anything in the trade in Factory Made Work. All
of which will be- sold fit er reduction correspoleding with the o y .
on time will t e charged the old prices. As lam the first in my line in Sealorth to ptel down the
prices, I truat the public' will show their appreciation by an extensive patronage, as I am deter-
mined to makc it to theq, advantage to.In eo. ;
Sign of the BIG BOOT, Stark's
Block. East Side Main Street, I
Boys' Riveted Work, evil eh undoubtedly sun
abovet cash bu ers Parties flying
1.
and -
USSELS LIME WORKS.
0 w & BURROWS,
Subecriberei -take this opportunity of re.
nrning thanlkieto the inhsbitantis Brusselis
'cinity for pest patronage, and beg to state '
that baying mane several improvements In their
and the mode of burning, they are in it bet-
osition than ever to -supply *be public with
THOS : COVENTRY, Seaforth. Vrn,
opolizing the Colored Peo-
. _ finest farms in the county of lIuron, and. for ten
neither farm can be surpassed; there ie a good '
* ple's Labor. - water and. good. Anna. Both farms are within
barn and stable- end eplendid orchard; plenty of .
WHEN IT IS MADE
!
eiored resident of Arnherstburgh,,' two and a half mike; of Brueeileld stetion and 8
; ;
,
•S to the Detroit News., bewailing ' mike from Seaforth or Clinttel. Apply to the
,
ew opportunities that are afforded i lizoot.r.ietjourg tialce)sSstnnley ham, or to B-rucelle14
-• ratt4t ' ITV INTO '
•,
ce for learnina useful trades. Even • :
a , leATV.N.1 AND MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
barber'S trade,- Mr. , Smith COm- - .0 Been seuth half of Lot 22, Con. 14, Mcleinop, 'I Gin 0 0 ID •
Sr ile now being monopolized by ' centaining about 88 acres, 75 of -which Inc clearea
yhites, and. the colored people are I alai al a good state of cultivation, part being well
the balance uncleared penal
'
iothiug . hilt unskilled labor -as a . linii"ar"i"eti' "a HARNESS
• .,,. ,.„,_ hardwood bb•, there is a never -failing spring 1
S of Support. Not so. iur. bmith, I emelt . relining
, through the place ; ;paid young • 1
• h I orchard; lam frame barn 4Ux6e;• stab e and shed
. Where yoz will
. .
THERE IS NOTHING • LIKE LEATHER ,
T
.
; dea
- en A tiefaction se far, the public can r on rer,
r- :',.,o'
;' SIX H. IkS YOU FIND 1 e'
I celv ng good_ treetment and a fixst-cIas article
1 fro tie. Remember the spot: The trussels
„--• e et, •
Lir 2 Werke. vivpi a m junows.
es -
. . ee. _ et - AT
.
•'.,
if P' gi 4ie-r
'IV ,‘ e a
..., J. WARD
Fix simelass Lime at 124r. Cash itt the
Kiln, or .14c. Delivered,
is being the fourth season of our builiness
ngs in Brueeele, eon having given nalifi-
1
SEAFORTH,
nd all Kinds of Ilarnessl Made up in the :Latest
4 4
ae-1'innea life of forty years to ; stea nboat stewa.rd. an unskilled la.- ; Fleet? t ite house 16x25, also frame 1 ()nee filled
88418 -
'ver Or -wherever called to aid. mea
(1 1 di a t ers of a mile from tbe is Wanted to eecare regular cuseoen.
Northern Gravel Rotel, 9
fellow -beings and fellow-citizens:1 you Nell -not call th e hots waiter
with giusel; eotalstene nellar eize of Luise ;
•
Worse \Tar for ice and sou dft protecting the life. of lane I bore r ? Here, at any rate, is a fiela tood well atause, 6:e 'Valli is a &nimble farm REMEMBIeR, if you want IS Fanc•.• or
.• .
E COMMERCIAL LIVERY
SEAFOR
ARTHUR FORBES,
HANING purehased the fitock and Trade of the
on:lava-Oise. Livery, Seaforthe from Me.
Whiteley, begs to }nate that be intends
ping on the,businees in the ca. stand, and teas
. •;„
ad• ed eeveial vlalnable horses and venicles to the
..
th, fo • erly Urge sock. None but
Fi st.Cla8s Confortabie. Vehicics and Good
nbstantial Hernias J. WARD can give yombette
ban any. other reeler in the County. A Trial is
J. WARD, Seafo
I
fellort-behics, I hope never to tatter . in whi :11 the colored monis imapproached. in- any one wishing to buy, being only three-quar- faction es to QUM:II-TY and PIIICE that
„
It is statea that 27,000 watkiugin,ent
• re resenting a population of 108,000. ;
ve been renaered. deStitute by the
- • plague iu the South. An earnest up -
pe Ll inaae in their behalf. Nurses
are pita $10 per aay at Memphis, and
yet it is impossible to get eneugh to care
for the sick. There are .bot enough men ,
available to bury the dela .
1 It -is, pro- t
my dnty at a physician, man or Ken-
tuckian, whenever called anon to aid
those. sufferieg. fiem the scourge, re-
gardless of the (huger incurred or the
labor rerjuirea..- . •
ae•One day last week,a man in a semi-
toxteated. state set out from the wharf
a Kincardine for a sail. Wheu he
rowe to the end of the pier, he hoisted
AN e have repeatedly hear a. es s y
miles Leon Seaforth ana 7 from Bniseele, both ;
, that in this department white inen in Reliable iforses WW2 be Kept,
gootl marhets.-Aleo Lots 21 and 2e, leaet 1
vaii strive to rival the darker ro.ce ; • ary, Turnberry, situated 2e miles west from Wing -
Co
POST OFFIC TOI4E, -WALTON.
h learnive the more muscu- b n ba
ered and Open. Buggies and Cssrisiges, and
ble and Single Wagons always ready for use.
3 alla latee hotels, after having tried botb , I hem, containing '200 acres, 65 aaren clearell, Dad a 1
' b f 4ilacees let to be cleared, wbieh Ili to be , ial Arrangements Made With COM-
: pre a: the latter. As to." usefel trades,
i cleared. in time for fail a beet tdeet fell ; there is I,
. we o not know cf any greater impedi- i on the; lot about 25 acres of pine,i cedar and 1
? inel t to t ( • ! .
ea.A I 7 OP. tliC ItITICCIAgr liardwtrud ; I ONCE MOBE respe tftilly beg ;eave tio return thanks de my numerous culdoniers :for tbeir kind
. „ mercial Jfen.
rders left at the etables „or any of the hotel*
tahnedre !Tall tibesi ells . entronege dung be lett 12 ,yeais that I hate Leen doing business amongst them, and liadly
! lax mes than is found in. the constitu-
ptly attended to.
.rtletoaf coei:nuance o theirsfavoraelliodifthec;ifintilu,..nie; IthaisoveajinyrsatrRecoenived an Laarge end Well Selected Prolm
tioi al indisposition of the race. N a- aiselamstePasmust°11've siettat es,t.,aineeit.
1 I t ) work " says the -Cuuntry and. in good ruuniag order ; theie at htlie isa, p RLIOr Ce foil!Eops-- EAS a Specialty -which, for quality and price, are the beet in the•County.
OTS end SHOES—McPberson's naake. Crocakenary, Glass Iszare,tLeavmer7
• '
7
posea to fumigate the whole city, and , all t c cons4aiss- cella en o( 1.es,
are rai o )1.1 frame stub e t e
- also to try tho concussion expe4ient. ; mad them ..ast,then settled in the stern Pal sou, Whose tastes aind
bringine in a. good reut, --------- ctober ; and Cogal Oil, Hardware, Paints and Olin Drugs, Patent Medicinesa, Becon m , fee
is on till Southena Extensien of the 1\1'01i/1g-ton, thing requirEd in a gen rai Ftore. Lek ft e what you want if you don't see it. Cash or farninpronuee
There arc 2,500 people sick, from foyer and et her fro, which she did in good in • natural and unsop. nstica e con-
. ,„
• st le theie being a good. breeze to carry dition." It is an acquired taste, Eke they aria Bruce BE1.11wear ith ft Siding running teken in exel ane . ouid also intin3lit to all parties Indebted to me for last and previous] yeare T
-Tno Inteenneional Exhibition of 1 lier t Yankee laud. After a, while, the tha for bitter beer. But if the writer :'ftelt the mainline to le 60 feet id the ; to come and eettle by ash or note Ltle the end of this month, or the accenejte wiu be -patents; -a
b run from mill and loaded on railwae 1 other hands for collect• n. No further nice will be given. MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
nieg ar.d Inveetment Society, one of the beet loan isocietite
WdeeeSs. There me 487 exhibitors, of I time ,for the boat to be comieg back. ; ca
At
.. -
paper at Berlin, promises to be a great I own r of the craft thinking it about to.
111 Vicksburg. • I
whom 25 are Aust -rift -fl, 7 English, 5.
Belgian, 4 Russian, 4. American,' 3
Swedish 3 Italian, 1 'French, 1 u.
and ot seeing it from the bridge, he 1 ons
; wen to the ena of the pier and with he
1 '1 f spy -glass, discovered the Hi.
Itud one Danish. The paper trade of 11boa
China and Japan is represented. by the I site
collection belonging to tile Berlin larg
4
laontinuing its course to the oppo- pre
ide. He at once set sail in his cu
st sal boat, and after a smart run he
he inaagiues that. any one race
ears as tut if needed, when. kelt very convene- ; am also naluator fo the Dominion S
have --------- opolv ttf the less labori- ent ; there is plenty of timber in the country ; the Dominion. Tem above Soeiety loans money on gond farm security for a term of om ee
trades, such as that of the barber, around which can be bto., e ; • he. k twenty yeare on the ra t favorable conditions. LIFE INSITRANCE.-If you want your life insured I, we
Lias been born in the wrone ace a good openingf or any persr tendert:amide give ree a est -1f, al I BM
1•J rt • tbe business_ inc mill or I be toile sep- serance Companies in
1 n
gent for the Sun Mutual Life Assurance Compamy, one ot t e , . 1 de
111 .e Dominion, and conducted on the most economical principles. Den't for- 1
ease is but another instance of the arate or together to suit buyer. "Jenne eney. get o gi , . I am always attentive toitasiness. Post Office and Telegraph Office in ton. I
ferenee of the mcdern • many .for ae- For paitteulars in reference to the first fan ap- 1 nectiou. Clover, Tirac hy; Turnip and other see.ls on hend.
IT - 1111118ainily to G. T1107-. SON, IV ughsm. rt,I3 1
. :
_ .
ations that are light and as such as I ple to A.' STRONG., Segtfortle tn. to GEORGE j 1 • w
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BUTTER TUBS.
8. TROTT, SEAFORTH,
,now prepaeed to supply ell et:tette:lifts vltie
any number of his
SUPERIOR BUTTER TUBS,
$Z0per ht.ndred, Caela. These Tabs are so
and favorshly -known to the trade that it is,
tiecesciaey tp say anything in their recommene
ion.
R. TROTn }deo raineulaetitree settall Hard.
od Tub,auleable for washing butter in5
rders by Mail or otherwise promptly -attend.
to.
5 8. TROTT, Seaforth.
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