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HE HUfftQN
'EXPOS'.
Ro.
Thie • Lament of the Con-
sumptive. -
BY G. W. FIELD.
The following lines are intended to
represent the feelings of a victim of that
insidious disease--consumption—onthe
approach of summer :
grass: is +saving fresh and isir,
ane'a messengers are singing;
e yellow bird is warbling where
he flowers are gaily springiing;
e broad-leaved maple woos the breeze ;
he hemlock is`softly sighing;
Nature combines hereharms to please,
Bell's glad but me—Fra .dying.
r'act May the sun as warm ellen shine,
he violet bloom as brightly ;
The lily mid the woodlands pipe,
The meadows wave as lightly;
0 e little mound—a carpet green
Shall robe, from Aprils weeping;
The songsters' notes float round -the -some,
fAnd'neath thein I'll be sleeping.
1 retched a rose bud bloom one day,
is petals spread with gladness—
it wakened glory seemed to say—
1 *}Arise! and banish sadness.
ame again—an hour had passed—
The glory all had vanished;
From off the stens a ernel blast
'The beauteous bud had banished.
kid such 1 cried say morning hour,
such waa tag youthful dretuning;
Life opened like yon brilliant flower,
!'Heath life and sunshine beaming.
Like it there comes a mercleset blast
ITo wither all the blooming,
Death, Ilene storm, approacheth fast,
Its last remains entombing.
Ene ts,. April 2,1880.
Nothing Wasted..
T ,Iereis a beef' packing company at
Boc]port, Arkansas county, Texas,
owned and•lain. by Boston men, who
market for . the- products in the New
England States, Europe and the Eng-
lish Navy. The factory kills an aver-
age of 31,500 grass-fed beeves a year,
and finds a ready market for their pro-
ducts. Every part of the beef is utiliz-
ed, eyen to the tuft of the tails, which
are all preserved and sold, it is thought,
for tile purpose of making ladies'frizzes.
The iblood flows into tanks and is
dressed and sold at two cents a pound,
for the manufacture of artificial fer-
tilizers. The lean beef is -boiled -and
canned in two pound cans. The hides'»
are "salted and sold green. The fatty
matter is . all extracted and goes to
mak tallow. The bones are all boiled
a, to a uip to extract their fatty matter,
whip goes to tallow, and the dry bone,
main y phosphate of lime, is sold for
fertil zing, at one cent_ a pound. The
wate in which the rn:eet is boiled, is
boils down and evaporated to a thick
paste which is canned and sold as ex-
tract of beef, in fifty pound cans. The
feet a cut off at the knee, and from
the of "neat's foot" oil is extracted.
Th orny part of the foot, the shin
bone nd the knuckle bones of -the foot
are a tracted and sold in the East for
the : anufacture of Yankee ivory. The.
horn aree piled up until the pith be-
come loose, and then this is added to
the fertilizers, and the horns sold for
manefacture. Every atom of the ani=
Taal iii used:
I A Wonderful Dinner.
A aguificent dinner was that which
was iven on February,16, 1476, in Na-
ples, =y Benedetto, Salutati,of Florence,
to the sons of the Neapolitan King
Feraute. As a preliminary course
•there (were little gilded cakes , of ,,,pine
kernels, and small majolica bowlsewith
some kind of a fancy preparation of
milts Then came eight silver platters,
with elatine of capon's breast, orna-
ment d with heraldic devices, the dish
for the most» distinguished guest, the
Duke; of Calabria, having a fountain in
the Middle showering a spray of orange
water. The first part of the meal een-
sisteI of twelve • courses, of meats, in-
clud' g venison, veal, ham. pheasarnts,
partr dges, capons, chickens and blanc-
mange ; at the close a great silver dish
was placed before the Duke, and when
_the ever was -raised, a flock »of birds
flew [ up. On two enormous platters
stood! two -peacocks, apparently alive,
and With tails spread ; in their beaks
they held burning perfumed essence,
and on their breasts were silken rib-
bons:-;: with the Duke's arms. The sec-
ond division oonsisted of nine courses
of various sweet dishes, • tarts, marzi-
pan. mid light ornamental cakes, with
hippokras, a kind of spiced wine. - There
were fifteen kinds of wine, mostly na-
tive Italian and Sicilian. At the close
of th , meal the guests washed their
hand in perfumed water, and, after
the r moval of the cloth, a mound of
green twigs with ., costly essenceswas
placed on the table, ` the perfume of
whicli filled the room. During and af-`
ter 'the meal there was- music and a
pantomime. After an hour's pause
there was a dessert of confectionery,
served in dishes of silver, with orna-
znentdd covers of sugar and wax.
Hoet Peanuts are Cleaned ' and
Sorted.
, The modus operandi by which -the
nuts are separated, cleaned and classed
is somewhat as follows The third
story of the building contains thousands
of bu leis of peas in bags, and there
the c ntinual roar of the macninery is
deafe ling. Each machine has a duty
to perform. First, there is a large
cylinder in which all the nuts. are
placed, in order that the dust and dirt
may be shaken off them. They pass
from j the cylinder into the brushes,
where every nut receives fifteen feet of
a bruebing before it,becomnes free. Then
they pass through a sluiceway to» the
floor below, where they are dropped on
ars endless belt, about two and a half
febt in width, and dashing along at the
rate of four miles ,an hour. On each
aide df the belt stand eight colored girls,
at] c ' as the nuts fall from the sluice on
to',the belt the girls, with a quick Mo-
tic;n of the hand, pick out all the poor -
lofting nuts, and by the time the belt
reaches the:end two-thirds of the nuts
are pecked off, allowing only the finest
to pas the crucible. Those that do
pass drop through another sluice and
er pt}' into bags • on the floor below.
When the bag is . filled it is taken away
by hand, sewed up and branded as
,'cots," with the figure of a rooster
prem .neat on its sides. The peas caught
up by the girls are then thrown to one
sic.e, laced in the bags, and carried
into a other room, where they are again
pieke4. over, the best singled out, bag-
ged and branded as `-ships." These
axb as fine a nut as the first for eating,
but in' shape and colo£ donot compare
with the 'cocks." flaying gone ;over
them twice, we now come llto a third
grade,i which are galled and branded as
"eagles." These are picked out of the
culhngs of the "cocks" and "ships," but
now and then you will find a respect..
able looking nut among them, though
the e:•es of the colored damsels are as
I
keen asla hawk, and a bnuti rte:
allowed to page their ha der YT
ings that are left from t • •"eag
bagged, sent through the eilev,ator
top story, and what littl
them is sh ken out by a
which is n t only novel,
a piece of achinery as
vented., hese nuts bei
this new p ooess, the me, t dro]
bags below free Prem Jus or dir
meat
patent
rut as
was e
g she]
kind, and are then shipp
sacks to the North, w
bought yup by the confect
purpose of making taffy
dy. It, m y be here
peculiar k nd of oil is e
te. meat of I the nut,
specialty large trade i
the whole ale druggists.
i g wasted, for even the
u eful. They ere .packe
s ld to stable keepers for
d a very healthy bed
Philadelphia Times.
d in 20
ere the
loners
• r peen
tated
•tracte
and
done
(There
hells
in
horse
they.
How Wood -Pulp
So mach is said about
which ie a±tensively use
facture of paper, that a
tion of the process of ma
entertaining. Any, w
may be1 »used. ,The; bar
the knots and dark .data
out. It is then put into
don and boiled, which e:
giatirious Matter and resi
it soft. It is then put on
grinder, w
the time.
tl a fibres
t
ely
c ll -
are
to the
is in
eller,
erfect
in -
by
into
any
ound'
are.
the
an
t a'
rom
his
th-
ado,
and
ing,
r
d
f
r
a
sn
is M1
hepape
in the
brief
ug it
to son
is to
ed pl;B
a lace c
;tracts all
n and, reel
a lar e s
n w
ter ti
nto
wined
ng t
or s
req
o be
else
t
-• ulpa
nun
s rip
00
off
au
ul
th
ler
on
ti a> 1
s
theater. you
The grindsto
intil,they are
d ' st, which flois away
to le. Th�a water is- d
m `ens of a fine sieve, leav
w, ich consists of fine fuz
of wood. [t is white, au
bl aching, ;but is ready
w' th rag -pulp, or anythini
a trong fibre, and recall
co stituen to make it in
w ieh it is r n eff into
wl ereas ra • s ve to be
bl ached ve th hloride 0
as , and al+In, a`nd such
ca s, to tak: outs the color.
by which ^ood-fail is. m
m chanica . It can be
sa at abo t one Bent p
What a
A
gentle
caeies of
ught:it
tical in
ge. Of
Ugh for
made s
rdress c
enough or]
"I have i
sh said,
tri wings
Tis he ve:
do merely
of ards of
fo
e
e
lin
ep-
by
1p
ers
ar s no
nti ed
h t has
e the p oper
Eo pa e; after
aper • sheets;
'washed, ; nd
f lim , s+da
;trobgi-
Th
pia
rde i pu
iri ade' c
und.
th
cri
ria
enh
e
ov
ever Husb
ou
an I
femi�
is d
uch
cou>
his
ight
Trim
not verse
nine
atti
uty to b
matters t:
se nothi
ride, and'
ng rema
.1
dLea
1.ngs!
'in the'
e \evi
come. a
tter leis
g w s,
sevellal
s a o
f hens. It w: s not
ong enough to nit his
L new black silk to
'and. you shal buy.
In Boston to s it yo
y cebrfully cons
asking• her fo the
fringe and silk and
ered
the
tri
e tly
1'ttle
gar
ood
neg
ail
avY
BO,l
t\
its heading He en
o ton store, asked to se
of ilk trimmings, and aft
thought on the subje
softest an
fringe, and
inst jettec
qu red nu
re emberE
th t trimmings were
aft r all t ey were butin
ve y sal part of the w
the ught, she took ou
b k, the ile looked so s
and glitte ed so, that per
break pret y well into a
he had it eady.
heaviest of
the widest an
of gimp, and
ober of yard
d having hea
et ig
a l
nrot
th4
l to
be
erg
ies
r much care
t, selected th
chenille sit
prettiest and
had th rel
cut off He
el some sere
xpen ;, vet
trifle d-
ole.
his
t an
aps
$10
Iv
ill
t he
dketl Japan.;
petty u, we
soul clary, y
and to olein
v ry dere ental tb
e like;. seep o
nea;the . tove as ns
ithoute spider'.
banish it �o the ovef
eat co s in tem
Hann u AST. —Mi
o of fi e,{' chopped
yo k of a egg, and
p • +ger at o er t
's read t •'. 1,ure
tared r c n .5
quite cttowris�; oin sttea
r•
X41
I
,fie
tine
off=
has.
a: 'h
perfect p
ook stov,
f well-. oco
ierefore al
m whenc
brown sli
tablespo
, the beat
i.t1e cream
re, and
on hot
of
erve very.
porund.
j givbread
en! b
I jan'1 I!es
Il hound
yearsof '
umb, Ian
# six yetar
ilanguege
jded talks
by wet
of their li
eeto; as
have ape
nt'in th dr
i f the of
+1comes ' b
o,; eans 'of co
:, + oor-bell rin
-ss and p ll h
+ -r toileri ;,t
fined to- 1. nc
+t, the mil
+ n distin
+'s bell.
sof ante
Town for
first' n
I
the
of the
inging
its mi: re
er dress a
arrival. S
vements a
to the mi
' supply a d
lies.
Terri le
Fat
This stery of a d
Read ing„(Pa.1) Tii
each
eaf
"len
th
fr
vem
ow
s.
tial
nei
ar, e d
hstin.'t t
n. 1' he
p tot its
n
ruler bef
e dd ha
thethf��rri
of t
tin
up
pito
e cwn rs of the f
an end wife
e was ern
became d of
e -c env ses
she is ableto
a few i tim:
c se y t e n
S e also oinI
c ers' i quiz
that isila east
in estic l it
ple can h
s perior i
unicati
it will go
ess, the
d or. T
t e time
who servo
t e sound'
d g wild; st
w th hea'
a soon'
t e bell,:
math has
before i '
bell org
arld by i
nounce t
fully un
preceded
wagon, oh
turns to h
An
. Asad
comes
w:s,a nie
Six wee
see Mr
•third stn
his nam
wasa,f'
her , rec
akjout 3'
fiatemen
opium e
The ph •
ger,; but
Dr. 'Mi]
from th
p ttishtl
a ter se
n mor
✓ ace,
boarder
Deutsc
v aled\
to {ired 1
which
h d'..bee
to reed
Dbutsc
lived. m
The u
Van, B
B ren,
ant.'
eras, Th
The cls k figured away and re ark
ed, as he ignalled a cas boy, ' ift
one dollar and seventy- ve tante
Whatever the inner m n may
elt, there was no outw rd signs
valked to he desk and d ew his c
or the a ount. He was newly
sed, or it igbt have eon dif e
He has now one more co mission,
wife insists that he shall go to 13
once more and !buy her t black
suitable for th t; trimmi g, the one sh
has being not.half fine e ough ; hu h
refuses to do any more sh'oppin, an
when a glittering garine t sweep pas
him, he if co vinced' t at the rim
mings of this vain world would th
the naked' and feed the angry.
Ona grit Co .leery.
HOMINY Citobu.ETTES. 'To a cupf 1 0
cold belle hominy (sma l grains) ad
a tablespoonfu'1 of melted butt r, and
stir hard, moistening by:degrees, ith a
cupful of rich milk, beating to soft
paste. Put in, a teaspo nful of :sugaF
and lastly a well beaten gg. It 11 int
oval balls and . dip in o beide a egg
thea in cracker crum%s, and i i
hot lard. Flour your hands b for
rolling them.
.A REr,rsll Fon BRILA3i ».S.sT.—Ta. one
ourth of pond of fresh cheese; cut i
hin slices, put in a ;fryi g pen, ti nin
n a cup of sweet milk o er it ; a+.d one
ourth teaspoonful of ry, mn.tard, a
j. inch, of salt and peppe and a' 'ibce of
utter abouts the size o a but ernut
tiro the miixture all e tint Roll
hree Boston 1 crackers very fi e .tnd
;prinkld in gradually, thein turn at once
nto a warm dish.
CuUMI3 PUDDING. ---0 e' pint
read crumbs', one guar of stye :t
:nilk,one sup of sugar, t e yolks
beaten, with a
re
The tr
He
Ty hut he
sto ill beth
se, 'euereo
els
of fin
ric
fou
b tter
vaaery
whi
ggs laic le
ake until :done, but not
of jelly
a fro
the ju.ce
1 ting o et
lirit brown. To be e ten eith
o hot, with cream and Sugar.
ht If cup pf molasses, ne half
b tter, tWo and one ha f cups
o e half tiettepoou of so a, one
sp of oreara tartar, Wo teas
cloves, -two teaspoons o China
teaspoons of allspice, t o teas
nutmeg. iLight- kind Whites
eggs, one cupid white sugar, 6
cup of butter, one thir cup
mon ; pour this fr
lly and return to th
1
dW
rivet
cues
g it
+s '0
ne
sta
sth
ine
:r db
se 0
8
ith
aia!
n
bo.
si
xt
en
n
a
h
els
the
0
e
is
re
1
al
, nd:
m ik
e a tit
de:rs
clie
w
in
ill -
u
ilk
lisp
,be-
pied
a
t
es.
of
n-
th
fri
of
a
e
to
to ;
re
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a
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a
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hi
u.
+
p
+
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it
ro
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ling
an'
s
a
c»
F te.
vt or
e Pr side
ago r.
Deu soh at
vas ew all
d of the
ears ldi: of,
but 5 with
ng her
ian
vai, On
se o
ying hi
en awa
re 'illy
T ha
rabl
tue
iss
OS
\tog
o
ur:n,
an Bu .an was
opium
The
t Van
was cal
East T
and th t
ati
icti
ure
ed.
en
th
ain tra
e and
She r
folin
le that h
larger
reed hu
untill di
r of the
plative
•
le - free
e 1 at lee
i4 I ad
In e
erso
I lie
wholise Ilion
wo
honest tude
lelr di
a, cdpt
a to
e
the.
aa
the
athe
sea
inf
and
1.
e.
of
etratr
rse
sed
die
Arn
ity
oes
Pat
e th
•
a.
w one- cu
a effete
kis tu
the G
lectbr
ed tOget
andild.et
all supp
th at
that
hainslt
1
ala life P
✓ cold e! mote
our, t
al teal t
ns of
tw
f011
0 ha
f sou
cream, two cups of flour. one h if tea
tartar two 'teaspoops Of ext ace
iu cold water or better still
and buttertail
Fetnee
freshened
, iu equal parts of water
, —the milk restores its f
, the eye and palate. Fr
i manner, peppered.- and
cessary,. dredged or ro
flour 414 fried in the
1
pork is not to be despis
ou the Stott; the flying
eshness bo
shened
resalted
led well 1
oven, even
fat is al
t
thi
ne-
sal
lace t
adnes
e
akek
d
s air
Th
ribhe
cti
of
o the
ba
11
al
•
16
oks
bf
, th
thy
rati
ulti
CU
ela
11 si
co
iron
eIn
ir of
ood
bl
shingte
in the
lir;tn.yNeriet
1 or his le
4tial co
best atti
tear cape
reriticism
4111 he d
ophic
It of s
ecognitio
IS he �
litre wmaeyb
theori
difficulti
ce thinker
end the
8011 ill.fi°1a
ho 07 e r
iscoverer
i.who pot(
'11 who wi
lc rant
Ibe want
r supplied
then cieit
habled
iti4 -Worthy of
e inform
t the *or
redeeme
really
he dog diet
tophet
of Chri
Fatherh
s the ba
om
OS
for
eel
scio
fus
0
•
11*
ate
ne
lab
wh
ba
6 a
Pr
era t
ea ti
in o
ict re
11
Ro
th
er
ere
tu
me
les
IS
le
rid
lt re
u
•
bombe
G ds'
hes h
equ
n.
has n
evela 'a
eave
of
rice
ins
and
aid
solv
t
the
of a
gle
Id
11
Vill it she
inqui
obetacle fro
o*Oag it wi
It tan ,da4tidnedlioee,of
°per, darker
rt Nina
ut ca
se
is ntlo
he
Dia flea
tate of
m. Cite
viart Sy
ns bottl
eth
it
f hi
S 0
lie is
ere
twi
ut ere
1 no
ns
it i
es
cl
eg
fa
1111
SS
ec
se
al
ee
tle o
sif
jail Sy up vitalii n
e en -down, c re
on plaints, Dro sy
ndi fevers,, B. • rs
ne, Vigor; ise se
or low st te of he
oia by. dealer • en
n venue, Bo too
PUBLIC
o
EIVE
THE 4ARN4111 GROCERY
A! NICE STOCE k)F
Crockery, Lamp' 8, Burns 8,
Which the p ple of VOL
well to cell d inspect b
where.
and
fore
SEEDS SE
Farmers wi,nting Turn'.
Garden Seeds pan =tic°
Fresh and Reliable at t e
vicinity o
purchasing e se -
sure of g ting them
erns Grocery.
Flour, ” the Hci
Oatmeal, Co?
All kinde Of FRESH ROCERIF S a4
644
M.
A..F1 Rr H
Manager arl
Office in the pre? es und
the L'a, lc of ColmmerCe.
NOTE
A D BILLS DISC
OUNTE
FARME S SAL NOT BOUCOT
Drafts 16 tied, • pa able at par at! all
;s1t 13.11:41474tyout. Dse, po.sitai
SUNB
Ma a,er aind Proprie
AM AIRT.
li
An Operato late from. he Art t Gallery of J F.
Ryder, of C eveland, 10 hib, whp is prepare to
make Photo alpha of a kinds
the La est Sty s of Fin' sh.
i;
be ma i in lar e cities, and in all
0
\ PICTURES FRAMED. 14
BAN OF
, SE FORTH BRANQI:i.
BAN OF COM ERCE HAS BEEN!
To the eirerniees 1
donsoli
of the COmmeilcial
STI LL
BRUS ELS WOR
THE Sub cribi re tak this opportunity
-1- turnin thanks to the inhabitants of B
that havin made several improvements i
kiln and ode of burning, they are no
better posi ion than ever before to supp
pnblic wit first class lime at 1,210. cash,
This bei g the sixt season of , our b
fied satisfaction sn fel the ptibli can
receivieg good treatment and a, firs class
from u8.
616-13 TOWN & BURRO
THE Sub criber heiieby thanks
'IL • mato .re (merchants and ot
liberal pat , onage dnr in the past
business to merit th confidence
the future Having groan., erilarg
lees dnrin the winter' he is noW pr
THE, IGHE T OAS
at the Egg reporiona
MAIN TI:tE'11, SEA.
Wante4, by the subcriber, 26 ton$ of
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Our Tea
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ST
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OFF
d 50 cents an't be lieat. The
ent Tea in ti e Dom nion.
60 OEN't i3LAOK,
30 CENTS.
„35 CENTS. ill
and !Strength.
1
60 OE'NT MIXED.
ES.
40
t 45
Best
ENTS.
ENTS.
all of the Best uality, and r ommended for Flavor
$liflYERS 01:' DRY
With, the FiaVli7 termination of Closi
1 of miry
Stock, I have made
DI1E,SS CbODS
wi I be :Sold
S WLS, MANTLES CLOTH
BuYing at
GOO
an th,er
d(TIO
S
1.0 ESI CAVES,
•
SI OAI'S, FUR% 0 ER 0AtSi O.,
efor !this icirdty.
requiring those Goods can aye oney by Calling and,
rices
Never Heard of
S IN FINE
BLAO
DOESS TO THE ELEQ ORS.
smITH.—" G od ornitag Jones, where are you going to 2"
. J NES.—" t ,, go g down to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture Warertioms, to 'get some new
Tit
in itore, you see in ne is getting played out and I avant to get some firat rate furniture a very low
pri ea. Our baby wa ts a pew cradle, and they say -t at he has th veryi best and cheapest in the
Eid
at r
exa
to
fea
Is,
tio
rat
. ROBERTS
as a Hard a
hers, wood d 1
IS
ti formerly, iknde
His stock teak
ore
s.
re
oti
be
state that he has remove to the pre-a:dims I
and that he is now preps ed to furnish eve
ntending purchasers will fine it greatly to t
urchasing elsewhere. Re airing promptly at
e. Picture framing a ep °laity. All Fork
taken in exchange.
hie own supervision, and will
ed itn the country. A Hearse
hing the Fur iture line
eir 'advantage to can and
ended te, Frani ure made
aranteed. Fa produce,
IVI
be found complete and et the ve lowest
GOOP
SHOES. BOOTS AND SH ES.
I. IS STILL 1ELI'AING
cfroRy MADEF BOOTS; AND. S
NDING T E RI,E. IN STO
ark's Block, Mai Street, Seaforth.
OES
0 KS
P
\ Steick of DRY
land Coal Oil, Ha
S t -0 required i'
to ebnie and eat
tit re- othertande for,
tate in the D minion Th
heir twenty years, ori he
t, the get to give me a call.
nection. Clover, Tim
siness
ly on
STI,OFFIOE S ORE, VyALTON
respecgully beg leave to return t anks to my ninnerous enstemere for their kind
nring the last 12 years that I have ein doing buithiees amongst them, nd kindly
ance of thei faVors for the future. I have just r4ceived a Large and W 11 Selected
GO D of all descriptions. Also always; on hand * "full ass rtment of
S—T AS Specialty—which, fo quality and price, are the best in he County.
and SHOES—
a ge c al stbre. Ask for what yo want if you tm' see it. ash or fa produce
. I w uld also intimate to all par ies indebted t m for last and prev ona years,
le b sh qr note before the en of this month, r the accOnnts will e put into
ollec further notice 'will be given. 310/4EY TO LOAN ON EA.S, TERMS.
r the Dominion Saving and Investment &diet , one of he bestloim societiea
bove Society loans money n good farm cu ity for a term of /rem three to
o t favors,ble conditions. L k INSURANOEJ—If you ant your life insured
a ent for the Sun Mutual Li e Assurance company, one of the beet Life In-
t e,Domintion; and conducte en the most economical P inciples. Don't f or -
I am always attentive to b iness. Post 0219e and Telegraph Office in con-
y, Turnip and other seeds n hand.
PATTISO W#L4-9
s.
n Opus
ere) 1.0' their
7 years, and
and t de in
a tterlon to
clean wheat straw.
D. D. ViTILS
BZ SHARP'S HOTEL, Seat h
for the purpole of purchasing H rse s,
weighing from1,000 pletinds to 1,500 pound , an
in good condition. Age from § to 8 yeare old.
Must be kind and sound.
643 017GHTON it 9 RP.
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122 Pt,
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PAINTINO. PAINTING.
11 !USE AND SION PA NTIN
' J. GRAVES is prepared, to do all kinds of House and
ing and Whitewashing. Satisfaction Gua anteed or
left at Wilson (35 Yoking's, Lumsden.&
receive prompt att ton;
Sign Painting, Paper Hang -
no char e made. Orders
IN
th
th
th
sTatipatiT EMPollim
OT :BR.OTHERS
Jre pleas re in stating to the public
ir own account, in cOmpany with
iel Bell the original manufacturer,
E OE
'Ana can liSequently gf.ve their cus-
tomers the benefit of Manufeatutere
ted ley the Jest judges to,. be the best
Organ ma. actared in !Canada, both
as to tone nil durebilitY, as well as
be uty of w Aiwa -n.614 ea -.1.d finish.
he Tra e and others! in search of
flir us kee ing pace withi.all improve -
p des low s , high-class goods can be
pr uctid.
e 'use onlY the best and th6roughly
se ioned,woods for our 4aset3, genuine
ed reedi and boards. These Materials,
ra inpulated only by skilled labor, must
en bre satisfaction to ourielve0 and our •
pa tons.
SIOR ORGAN,
ar
such as Will commend them to every
oriminatilog performer.
•
Warrant, whieh we shiall live up to,
be given with. every, instrument,
a on part of the purchaser we ask
w a anything made of wood requires
heat or cold. suddenly, or exposed to
ihe Factory is located on the corner
of Esplanade and Lorne Streets, To-
ro to, and ia Mader the 'personal super-
vision of Mr,. Daniel Bell„a member of
t firm.
HE EMERSONi PIANO.
As formerly; we continuie to keep in
inion and Other Organs.
Pianos and Organs of any other make
RPPelmi6aern. bL 'before yout purehase an
I strumeet,1 give us a trial, as we Oat.
've better value for les4 money than
Y other htuse in the trade.
GENTS WiNNTED.
Address, SCOTT BROTHEI1S, Sea-
PEgIAL NOTICE
Christmas New YeaP s awl wed, -
illding Presents in gre4t va-?iety at
JEWELRY StORE,
4sasisting in pelt of rgne Gold. and.
&direr Watches, -Fine 'Gold and Silver
e Fy in Bro6ches and Ear Rings, Finger
rags in Genar—pleiti and chased, Cuff
Buttons, S#ude and Lockets. Also Gold
and Eye Glas4es.
a
,ILVER iPLATED WARE.
Handso‘ Stock in tea Sets, Gas-
* Berrypiehes, Bens, P3utter Dishes,
aividusi! Vinegar; Butter and Salt
Card 'Oases, Pickle Oastors,Celery
ands, Epergne's Swing Settle, Fruit
rites as ,Lotw as the 4owest, consix-
Large dtock of Fanc± Goods, which.
ill be sold at Cost.
Large variety of Clockls at old prices.
All Goods warranted ais represented.
REPAIRING in all tbe branches a
Fitst Speeial Passenger !Train for this
, yea* will startifrom
IRA .411a. ia
On *JESDAY, Alj!RIL 20th,
o be folli owed by others on Tuesday,
May 4th.1
, Freight leaves the day previous to 11 the above
dates. Dnel 114:Ake will be ven all future
Rates alviays the lowest, an -6 thegreatestriins
taken to hate arrangements Most complete and
8 oPaiekr: eco 8. !joining these parities are released
'root all ca tboxilling baggage, freight, has
150 elands of Baggage rree.
Greeoway goes through , with each party -
or particqars apply to
- Centralia
olesale nd Retail Dealer LEA,THER and
i SHOE INDINGS of Every Description.
' None brit the :Very Best Stock kept. Terms
oderate. ° Trial Solicited. All ordere by =0
The Sli
the era
lowing i
:thkgorcsai
erection of
6t wWhtt,laretektililh, aiaptntobedan
He paid h
ena 1:ifigrtri.oinneui013:
-on busines
times in h'
dazed. its f
fall he did.
that what
time of the
; under the 11
'grinding ne3
wilatteg
culturists
:1:21iTytchgmetann
btsiness
daring the
that it will
if it inere
They say th
deal of VW
D, Lejtal
ptttadheue ideeadsril
-creased durt
is greatly ine
keeping out
Short 33t
pastry eooke
ness lest De
season, and
for their goo
in the same
market dap
the children
ally brisket
hope to elo
water founti
from enteri
john G
His busines
vented he is
Fh:eevbeerlibtertepi
ed. sales.
-thinks that
will induce
oxnuoerneugaraerce
policy. -
Mr_ Moor
been larger
better had n
he reinembe
rhsa.tektersellizi:i
always will
curiosity of
by expellee
raised in pri
chttee large
that hasn't.
be rewarde
will conti
chants is r
very prosper
antahlteitotaffgetyb
nese. owing
A Colo
A short di
says the Lea
cave inhabit
adfprii sioer vaeonetrohdefedi
oave, one is
looking web
webs of othe
ten. times as
break down
the webs.
the size of
session, he b
and found t
Sewing on a
object in the
among capit
factory there
Se
faenionable
South Car
letAion from
'where the P
blinded, she
was impose'
off the stage.
.she was over
by the pees
posed displa
they were rn
men in a bo
versatioa
turned to e
haved bete
'They were
nataral law
itions of dip