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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-10-26, Page 6• f • T Tile Infcy of Navigation Rear Admiral George Henry Preble, U S Ir . ,' coi tributes to the September number of the United Service an ' inter - eating article on " The Origin of Ships." The infancy of the, art of navaI ar.ohiteo- ture, he gays, is enveloped in obscurity. It is quite certain,however, that the first veesels in use were not large, for the largest. vessel of the'Grecian fleet at the seigof Troy, B. C.1184, carried oaly 120 men. The sails of these vessels. were Of s hail limea$iona agd au ciliary to the oars, -*Melt were the principal propelling "power. There appears to have beenlittle freed of war vessels at that period, as the fashion of fighting at sea, had not yet come in, ;; It was not until tome 500 years later that vessels were built with a view to marine, war- fare- By this tune oars had increased. in number and were arranged in beaks, one abovethe other, in the centre Of the boat, the"fighting men occupying .plat- forms at ,the bow • and. stern. These vessels were called galleys. About 470 B. C: an Athenian coinmunder -in-chief caused these platforms to be - joined., thus terming a deck which. did- double duty in protecting the oars -men and providing room for more soldiers.. Still, the nails were verry small and only of use in fair wind. The art !of navigation May not have been entirely unknown ; to the' iehabitauts -of the world before the flood, since no aireum stance is mentioned to indicat: that the ark walk the first of its kind. It would be a fruitless endea or to try to discover the inventor of .00 arise aichitectnrer, and • it is reaso' able to suppose that the idea of chips o iginat- ed at the same time- iii a va ety of places. tea • , The Egyptians and Phcenici: ns ap• pear to be point claixnan:ts for th• iaven - ton of ships. Accurdhag to reoian fables, Pyrrhon discovered the art of beading Flacks, by fire to nae •i ship- building The beak -head,: rulld:r and anchor are claimed to be Egyp ' i an de- vices; e-vices; Crete oleiuns the invenion of mastsand. erose heads ; Theseus Icarus and: Dardalns the application of sails ; while to a Syrian is ascribed th honor of devising vessels of traffic-.; Isis, Queen of Egypt, about the year of the world 24230, is: accredited with having heat taught the use of sails. •Si great yvaa her fame in the world of inv:ntious that the Emperor Julian caused znedels. ter be struck, whereon she wa- repre- sented as a ship. Jason is said ;o have built the first long ship.. those 0' rat in nee being round. The-Argouautic ex peditiou—which was the first de amen - tile voyage of" which we have ny ac- saint—took place B. C. above 1,263,. and it was at this time Jason's s• .ip was first used. Copper and braes fats; euings were: substituted for iron. abo .t the toI n: ti of Nero., The, first sail ; were Ikrobabiy made of the skins: of ..nimals --a. material still in use in sora:: coun- tries for that purpose. 7n this ouneo- tton the writer calls attention to the strong resemblance between th neat i. sal movements of uncivilized pogle now and those of remote an iq, ity. According to some accounts, se avi- getion was €first undertaken by he i re' Habitants of the isle ; .d of Crete. Uo!us, a Phoenician, is rep resented as he first person who ven=tor d; to sea in canoe hollowed out. of the trunk of a t eel. A variety of small b is wet"e s o, . i n vented to scot the" eeds of • ff rent .nations. The East ndians co i st uct- ed boats of b&mboo o canes. a• n 4 ther kind of boat -made ;ith hides, with a night frameworklof red and a ke of bamboo, was foundna:ong the : n ient Britons.' They wer . very like the skin Skiffs now in use b the Ea O.ta het - liens. The Egyptian used boa ' a i ® ade (if papyrus. The she is of la d tor- toises even were made to do i u boats, Mention of this fact i. by Pliny. Boats were also baked. olay by the Egyptians. bark , boats, probably similar otanoes of American Indians, w by a people of India. Alexan Great crossed the river Oxus army, 330 B. C., on floats or ra ported by skins made buoyant tion or by -being stuffed with bay. ; Semiramis built a fleet boats on the coast of Cyprus, them trahaported on carriages. backsofcamels--to- the river wbere they fought and defea flet of Staunobatus, King of which consisted of 4.,000 boats taus. During a Punic war the R army was transported to, Sio .ly e els moved bY wheels worked it Everything tends to showth bots were small Theyja battled on shore, and fleets Ito were built in: an incredibly shoe Still, the fact remains that the Carthaginians and Romans c te immense armies 'from one count another by sea, and that great of elephants we're taken in t way by the Carthaginians -inti #rod Spain, and, during la campaign, into Italy. It ist, see how s -mall craft could. I�v parted such oambroua or'eatttre. vatting aside the question Of' the fleets of the ancients mu e'.t sen a sight fair to look up their carved, gilded and gaily d txrremities, vagi -colored rigging cf painted ropes, flails flashingl a t. Y t • y as ade e of > iroh the re used e the' t his sup - y nfla: tr. w or ,000. had the 1 dus, ed the I dins,. de f n. u: ma yes- xen. their be hem ire. treks, eyed y to bens 88C00 ..icily niters It to rams - But, u ility, t have n with c rated f rmed ri 0 : on, n purple or flame color, and emboldered with theemperor's name in gold 0 r sil- tter; gilded oars,.and the who tura ant -mounted by bright stre=na • ! Domestic E-cono a R . Crullers -Three eggs, thre . table- spoonfuis melted bu er, sig tabi:-spoon fins sugar, a piece o,•soda the e z • of a. pea ; mix with hour ; eat and f y n hot lard. • Tea Cake..-Break'two eggs i 0 cup El. this with thick cream and i :e cup cf auger. (me teaspoonful create arta., one half teaspoonful soda, ono alt cup flour ; flavor to taste. Brown Bread.—O°ae cnp sour milk, two cups sweet milk, three ,c, p. corn meal, one cul flour, one half u mo lasses, two teaspoonfulssoda ; steam two hours and bake half an hoo 0 is f n. n 0 0 ul a e a rue- rs. bread orum spoonful of flour. a littl ins, :quarter quarter of ooffee-cupfa lyinabag_ eaten with Choodiate fut•of moles a cupful of of butter th Boil all toga it boils for t utes. Try i enough, tur .mark into s will break.a White Cr ing water sugar. Boi. minutes, ad ciderevinega • fire. Try i the enough cool iu a be to -pull ; ad. spoonfuls'. sticks, and day. Layer Te. sugar and o cream ; add three eggs, cups of -to: just even fu ing powder. hot oven fa frosting use stir in acu, teaspoonful minutes ; .+ layers and cake. h: a kin - pow alt, "0 alf f a you pound o f ua,ilk, o d boil t) r a :d sander.: ( arsenals. s, one of ated oh ize of au er, stirri nty or t on snow into bu all square rt when ni Cand two oupf all toge ng, two. .t when. it i niceor's it a little ered pan anilla, o ull very ep in a co g Cake. — -half cup he well - If a cup o —not he —one tea Bake in fifteen min' he yolks - of=-pulve cf vanilla ; enspree the top pint flour,',te er sifted ie` t e pound of al d of Curr ns chopped uelt, (e egg ; tie t gh - e hours ; o i e Take one ion sw et milk, h if coat, a pie e ugh h wen t. g cou taut' : s enty five 0` or i le; i ';at tered tical • at so that th. old, •—.0 e pi t of is oIf rano at er! for t e tdy ble -spoon ?e of put over t e ow;'ifnot ,brt• longer. 1 et it ill: iu cone-iti n ear tWo be• whit ;e ca.t in d :rain till n t -lib due o of of lbetter to a eaten whi ' =s of sweet mil t ^ o ping cups b t poorif l of b b two l yers in a n tea. Fo t • e f he hree :g: s, tzedl • suga o 0 e beat for 6 r to : u be wee 0;l t e nd aides- •. ti.e ff ty ManitQ1 a "Corr� _. Deka E. beautiful w have had` The first gr hood about are several settlement, for. their ne� farmer havi after and stit of the bind acres. Th kind: The and got her we had ont first•class was late w frost.—The can be hear a good graz to do extra son, kite of cow inahis lbs. of butte extra feedi are putting t letting eon tr ing roads t oilrality.. of Brussel gradiug nea ished by th geese are v they are cls that a co with them • this place,. lumber and also Menconnection Carberry market tbi distant. -Oar 3 s r den"'e. LrrTLETo: , Sept lith, 88 , spo OESITUR.—" e e h vine ether here now, nd i f• et ver sine: "hay ng g. n. n was cut in this net b•r- is 20th of A ue 'st. Th re If -binders thro ghou tl, is Once of which a e cvtti'.g labors at$1.50 p r acri:,t•e g nothing to do : but 11 w . k up the shea es. .o ore have cut from 100 t vire all o the bree beat th t w s cut before th neve a frog e 8th of ept-e ber i:I' mple, bu anything more or 1 se injared urn of tbe Clint n th =s in all dir ctions.—T'' is g locality, and title se ell here, Mr. J Farg1 h ,iris, On ario, as a asession that has ma in one eek. ithou —Our avid al c fu eir mens to god u cts for br dgio and ough this art o the T. McL ughii , for has a 1 rge , ontr: here, whi h is to b first of ove' her. plentifu bet no very .can ing, o nm mon she ter, bas n h batever.—Mrt oa . Lit le., busily enga ed R- w hingles this euinmer putting a coopera e ith his sa 101 thi f ill be o r principal gr fitter.I is about 30 in' 0 a t 0 t r e3 r e -r, r. I' Ginger Cake.—Three cups f mo lasses, -one cup of sour rnilk,no •auto a sup of butter, one teaspoonful- f •ul.era• tas, one teaspoonful of gingers , e nut- megpet-d. and orange oe . Spice Oat s.—Spice cakes with coffee are made of one p• sugar,: four eggs, one teaspoon of cloves, contm aroon, nure pinch of pepper.Stir in flour t maks dough which can be ro 1 -out out with a plain' cookey cuns them stand for froten to-twel then bake. Ring tleorge's. Pudding.—On . c •1 t u e serve rel of each and a nough fiint i a e r u Lettish was no ;only be 'slightly lady i 1grams 1aw', -w I was.dy moths pad ne tenter --It Board itender The p 'in use done t the e month nary to about tom pi next y T Prince tura fr They Ridea cb sere along. way b guards Gover , drawn crowd partur bade a preen the Ot moved er0t Andre and re village Orillia nese t reoei p bundr atatio the m on arrivi evenin had ag return seen seen n Orillia w night. r snrpri room the ni Paters was Simco ous di 00 80 lyr at a at he er is m r - de ?Y til by d- ly t-• of n- W'ld ut 80 0w of ng . d in 11. in les h k Mr. A. cently ship in Witinip will serve decreasing 'Regina L a en has betin app printer to th G-Overnreent of the west eTerri les. , sevetal,par of illayia ba out Thu lunoNI E:. nitoba. Not s. ed to Wi nipe a. or er twelve peat iee he in large qu utiti nut purpOse of mat ri tho nth iu , but "th boa audlOt lo s of mud behind Beard of ricialture; has Lyall, of P tage la Prairie, pair. The f wle wet df and were s x mouths 1d. number of J lin Deere bre% ing and have employed about fifty m and teams a id heve Sent thern and the R ic les. —A pra ri fire driven by coneumed a. immenie quantity As a cause t enee, it 14 feared th settlers Will e obliged to diep se dey of las, vieelt, but wing t was stna 1. The- e. bibits; es in s els +J irj'red. uch - s am : ged, n Oro' • n. Th b rt. - enda Ito enoo ur•ip r ceived o e. staring hat 111 yiug, ai;u her th n • and stil anot as dy1 ug. Such s a ori . ail remit) e. s :lie in e' tion of t f Vor to t outs f r the : av rent: eat vill be the n ;t. Its till No ' is :year, be lea b co safe )te Serer' i : wlii i tot prep4 ttrial', pe : iioA 1.1 first f s :y. to abl, r t th . ho ax e Go : rir s . ruis: t 0 e a a` rove id. .n all to thie the ro they ere he 'riho a' d a glia o :' Geri ate •np at "th a embl d t . The M ki' elly od . IAR ajl a 'a fie b ay. Ny so 'afters n, Id arta clia ab ve w bo buggy 1 d ree e'' -s , ere br the -in t be. 81 ter r tl at her is so et ing Mai tit eet. the wqiter th 69ces- ill be begun ti the paving t October of -Grp al nd the ludo on ou lay. pen nip, e ilrom Ben ed on the of ono of the keit uar la Were laree rquis and Hi cess lute was ed by o weeks go, Mr. well -to do horsier um for • left his 801200 pat te led - He ft Coldwater or hi e neve and is tot bee ince. He as las ern II iou hntel in Rir bee) tak n at all. nperat ha lite. and that his myiteri- due 1, fou PI4Y- ir otLgtorlda site ar mi Ma. go i LC' ()Tat' e d to wait ✓ htheeardwis here be a tr. Noma, h (tilithelr in tvas of It . It is teal Mel wit e fit gripitigj r causing Da sea. lIthis. J. o hiug eq di er try it h a tha glai life 88 Appin years eine r found If you to Cat sou' Bi tett Mat other be t;Ur highl ens bv Bunt '774 65.20 • , 4as tti t. Kildney ne time esptired Ott es ol ailach lye ad ',visa all 7 tteti me f tan HY all merit he loosen's ed in a a the 65.2w in of o al it. dent the the hite wa age. has been a survey, gary, tete ago. He as good; the weath 'Mg ot the an inch o tage la Pr badly da week in nearly tw destroyed five cents —On Judge K Mr. Mei chants B lug home f beceroe the road. the Jud thrown about a by Mr. The Jrt and waa ray. la d sniveyo aged" for 'several rao mi es north orts the oil in thet r being eo d. On th 2 rd of An ust there e. le shows that -the- c bp pternber. some The oro wet so n n of that town, were, etlurn- the dite . The ho se ram wh'bn ey were topped seph ytooke V. S. bad hie nose- roken, l;nd lows, nd s to t e3 Jaw C t111- ay. te me of elle e leen hbrs- dance cially aver the on Pal - days re ion as alf or- wae las c se een 138 • A re puffed t been ex, Not so name i ho le teae au( bt easily tent. I raises i are d With a re op ate aye glis nit collie er. 774 un re se. hat ighly ed fraud, none Clark o! LE pstree 11 pt nde b an sett id di of teer. pro the pre ewe ber, he rty A SH ab th r ceived -91E0 and ipayin h We, Ally infra 82 STIIA heifer u white po inlay le ,d .o th i recnvar Five earrings, s is te and whit la -pi write 27, seven two ;teal gn pi ST A Melia op bull. I prope Killop prope CUTI OMR afor five er e pa) in hate the rikemis n ha e sem 1741 NE STATE P SI 0R. ropviior fron is g 0 the gravel road, ne 114f mile from the 11 age of rexeter ; th re is 72 acres lea- ot 0 arid north half f nort half of lot 4150 o•eh id of vaifous k nds of *fruit trees, Billet C elute the premises f xc 1 t b oh timber ;, well t need- am_ I well rain° t, ta frame barns, 101 house, never - silo Fprie g well, and envier 41 miles from. o lintoo. Apply On the pre lack to IlffINRY nd 15, y, 200 acres, 150 e• el !bele is a spring creek he farie, geed orchard, free ro Brusse s, land 4 from 'Wet. ot. • 11` r eciiply on the pr Wel IN MORRIS FOR SA orth litif of Lot 24, Cone on ainivg '06 hens, 80 of wh i b two int es of the flou in sols wpi be sold on easy t ty to DI‘VID NELSON, neessioes 14 eros clear; the, hard and soft r ening through 1 wr311, six. miles t n; good roads ni el e taodi!LibumAi813111g E.—For sale the 'ion 6, Morris, 11 are elimired ; good house ; 8;1) vepirat:yliteerual.f. rune's. 826tf • Et i FUr SAE.—For sale,I 9, Mu r contidning 125 ac re leered acid the remainder is Th r • is tea the premise ow with f 1 wheat. It is a .d a half of Walton, eh els, elm eSee, Post Office, a For farther particular • ten P 24, concession1 s, HO of which a new .frame g well. Aliso a reit tress.1 The yes of neiv Isnd ,here ther are apply op the , el if bt letter ' r sale Cheap, the le‘idel c and. grounds dj tilling the Village of Exeter t present ; oceu- de be Mt. te•hert Fsnson. T1 re are tee acres lot so an I brick Stable with all tiler necessary el d -she , w 111 cistern, cellar re. There is a pl nil ; • rebind of various diff r nt varieties of 0. wet. t .1 trnea and hedge I e land is. in ex - a; i ot. get tleman's re sidPii O. ', Is within 15 mhi• uLuCtSilltylabl )distihreedb.n.sAii;syp, r of the town altitliness is all ii the premises, a out the it iddle of J' ily, a 11 s. year sl q he owner (pin (lave the sat e o provio el • that I kiln, a bette publi Thi Red s receiN from sat RI gs ti ORKS & SON. Itio t an eye ' before to beg to state no in a aeian h. 13em P. CARR • oliditoY Oenveyancer, eco Money to loan. • ottice Mever's Rio k, Main Street, Se orth. 794 lend at lowe.st rates of in erest. 01,FiCa— r 01 Square and West Stre • t, Goderich. 774 CAA i•dicit ri• in Chancery, e., Goderieh, Ont. in Pr of Oil of vit ee C. W.C. MEYER, Barrister end Attorney at • Law, eat leiter In Chancett. Oonnnissioner alter fo the Bank of Hoe 'mon, Wingham. te fun s, to loan a.t64 to6 lper (tont: '638 ANNINO & SCOTT, Barr ital.', Solicitors, 1 Conveya mere, ttc. Solid ere for' the Bank htisto0, Udine & Gale. :Money to .loan. Sear r Bleck, Clinten, ntario. A. H. 'so, Dam SCOTT. 1 781 Block, Wingham. Solicit rs for the Bank Lucknow office every Wernesday. H. W. OFTOS E. i)ANGEY, Rai fist, r, Solicitor, Cenveyancer, &e. y, stooalitoTtiti, . Renames Old Office, Cardno's 786 be wi el ST TICE of Dissolution f Partnership.—The IS • ue ti the firm will e pa %hie, and who int), and discharge all d hts e and owing by im Dated at Seifert , th 2Ist day of De- . Witnetas, ANDREI DER. F. HOLIVI S ED Main Street, Seaforth S. G. IVICCAU?1HEY, ICITOR, &c. Law 011ie Blo*ek, AUCTIONEERS. i P. BRINE, Liceneed Anoilioneerl for the County of Huron. Sales attended in all of the County . All ord'erel left at the Ex- oti Office will be pre mptlyattendeidte. DELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Sales of all deseriptions ptly attended to on reasonable tiaras. Ad - Walton P. O. or Lot 14, Come sion 14, illop. 774 HAMILTON T'ON COMPANY, HATILTON, ONTARIO, MANI:FM:T[11E118 OF OTTON YARNS! better mate t which Goods, of all Hosier White land Colorecl, Mole and Double, PRT *ART'S, te and all Colors, EA?N1 WARPS of every Description.. IE Y YARIIS AND • BALLED KNITTING YARNS iese Goods are univer pr neunee by the ARPET WEAV-ERS—Voin tint' our arta., emperior-to Day in the in rket. We ask yoajust so ire n triz I. f yeller Pry' Goods num as not go, it .ite to us d we w 11 see Ton are prompt. .1 upplied. Ilt YARNS, of which we Make all descrip- t s 011 be found rpatally, good. Ask ihem. 'Cry them Cempany IN as awardea wo first prize r medals at Toronto •Fichibit on in 1881, and e first prizes at the Pkovincial Exhibition at NANS tt Co., Toronto. ,1 814x26 AMES McLOUGHLIN; OCTOBER 26, 1883. Toessowascwzmisszoaneassssameue THE PIONEtR HARbWARE STORE; STONE BLOCK, WIGFiAM, ,inboth as regards light add room, I beg to inti - my store, by which I can show goode to at am showing a large nd well assorted steck of the following goods, ill belfOund of the best uality, and at the lowest ettnitet prices i; Dress Winclet, Velveteens, I' hits, Cretonnes, Flannels, Blankets, ounter- weeds, Shirtings, Grey a d White Cottons, Woollen and Cotto Yarns nds, Sh.rts and Drawer , Hats and Caps, Towe s and Table inens, , Gloves, Corsets, Clouds, Squares and Shawls, Hoopskirts, 'Underskirts, G OCE A lighted opened end m been d of tha during to serv IES-.-Levrge S ock and of the very be t quality, ew Mil nery and Mantle Boom has been added, w ich is large and well and mo e suiteble for'sho ing the goods than the old one, and will be on and after SATURDA , the 6th inst., with a full stock of thee newest t fashioaable goods of th season. Ladies, ccme along and see what has ne and what ie being sho n, and judge accordingly. ing ray, many he past two ye you as Well, a ird year of businese here, I would] take this oppertunity ustomers and the public for thei very liberal !support rs, and will only say that my best fforts will. be nut forth d better, if possible, in the future. Cash and Produce buyers wauted for goods at the ridtt prices. e J.' MelLOUGITLIN, Whitney's BlOck, Seaforth. iFALL, 1883. J. L. SEAFORTH, IS SrlOWING THIS WEEK MAGNIFICENT VALUE IN NEW FALL tRESS GOODS, NEW FALL CASHMERES, NEW VIII, 1TELVETEES, NEW FALL gANTLE CLO HS, NEW FALL 'ULSTER CLOT S, -NEW FALL WOOL -SHAWL & SQU4RES; NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,' Sty es Right,* Qualities Right, and Prices Low. PRINTS AND ALL. SUMMER GOODS AT 4:111ST. J. L. SlylITH, main Sitieet, Sea forth, PLOWS ! Whic impo stock tariff stook ferior Toro Sher of all helot Is th stoc end can But PLOWS A Car Load of Genuine South Bend !LIED PL6VS & SULKY PLOWS; T RECEIVED AT— o. C. WILLSON'S Acericultu ImOement .Wareroom, Sedorth, vill be sold a old priced, notwithstanding the increise of 10 per cent. t duties, the su scriber b ing determined to keep those valuable!Plows in inverted One undred d Fifty otthem a few days before the rise in the consequently, he is euab ed to sell them at former prices uatil the present is exhausted. all and s e those Plows before bn ing a common or in - article. Eve Plow gua anteed to give satisfactio or no sale. full stock of assey Rea ers and Massey Mower , Toronto Beepers and to Mowers, Torobto Cot Binders and Massey's !Low Down Binder, and 's Rakes, all of which -Yin be sold cheap and on reasonable terms. Repairs kinds always o band for the above machines. Don't fail to see my stock buying a mad ine. JAMO CLINttri CO- Headqu4ters for the celebrate Was bbrn &, Moen Steil Two -Barb Fencing Wire ONE CARLOAD Receive this week, and ill be s d:at bottom irices, Best bran s of W LEAD, na ENCUSIii BOILED AND RAVI OIL IlardWare of all descriptiens legitimate busioess. JAMES A. CIIINE PERFC171011 t as tare SU CM EXTRAIRDIN RY • ranidour'f7 :egauls. .01). the contin nt of America fer ratinufaquring oiler A 'CROT IIEVOLDTION IN Mit BM The 1374c4 t.uestion. of Vitot Imp tatire. The Gir4d-701 13,eduetion Sy tem by Rdliers -no*. 2in Roller :flourlbrings r-ont $1:25 to $1.5' rer b4rrelOtore than the best F -OW *citte by the 'Oki Proms& Farmers Will in all cases get their i own wheat round, and by our ne spa I tem get a tronger, whiter, rich r anal public has ithera) been able to et. Reduction ystetre Our new sys em is thorough and reliable. It ha been thoroughly ested, and proved a great success in ungterv, Germany, ranee, England and the United Statee, We gave -A 1 Flour previous o our] we guerantee better Flour now, ' One1 trial will be tufficient to prove ur Mr Berti011$ correct. CHOPPING, Our facilities for this class o worki aro unsurpassed, and customers a3rtle-1 pend on getting their- chopping one at' once. Be sure and try our few° s new' processeeroller flour. Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feedldelive ered to anyi part of Seeforth, Ilarpure hey or Egmendville free of charg ot Our Saw Mills at ggi110 ajailk and Brucefield in full operatien. 808 KYLE rk mus COD_ FARMERS, IT WILL PAY FILIRQN FOUNDFiY, NEAR THE HICH SCHOOL,SEAFIRTRI And see Our stock of Wkich has been Initae especially -tot my Gang Plow for this season, rid fee satisfied in saying that it is the best i the market. Our • 'LAND' ROLLER Street, Seaforth. Are lerge and heavy, running li ht an doing -good work. ' Our 4.7 Are made from hard iron, and 111.10it longer than any other machin mad . Having special tools for r eat Rollets, we can guarantee R&M fedi° &ea* Engines, Saw and Gris and all kinds of mechmery rep heti -op short ,aotice and at reasonable rateie To centractors. and others —1Bri Bolts1 and Castings at lowest ra Quotatioes furnielted en application; Also agent ler the imp'enien THOMAS HENsfri. full lies 1140W8 THE TIME BOOTS AND SHOES, AND COVEITRY'S SHOE STORE place to bay them, if yoa want to get the beat value for your money, My of Factory Made Goods is large and well assorted in all the different lines, cannot, be undersold by any house in the trade. 1 as no man CUSTOM MADE WORK will not CUT ;PRICES in -ay' theibest Allaterial, anti pay to have work properly made, and do BO. will guarantee to give Boots that must give satisfaction, and prove the test in the end. Don't Forget' the pSta,nd, Oyposit,e the Royal Hotel, Sectforth. THOMAS COVENTRY. SEA- ORTH HORSE von ER of Jarvis and Goderieb fitriets, "--1 door to the Presbyterian Church, Se* of the domesticated animals, weeessfor,y treatekl. at the infirmary is. elsewhere on th shortept notim. Charges Moderate. JAB. C Veterinary Surgeon. P. S.—A. large steck VeteriUaryNedieines kept militantly o band. NSA!. iOIDER 'Wishes t -o inform his customers', and geners.11y, that on secount of the drIPPEoiehiS silo:. season' be will Pe* Text kik GIL Mill three • days in the week—Tharedai,' to breinvestigated by us -loner from the -03 we• n • 300 persons were —Five tboueend Min lee, Scotla.rid, have e ra• nd Trunk' railway 41 --galf of the city of olt,wbo are pillaging t mb rdietz Ole town, The otlek they M sees', v, et fitartilla a indliett, we, ele ,The le 011SO W.4.4.4 tliarilla .1 vet, !and 2i1 1 nate. —An alarm, of -fire lit, firlia CO) atildrell led upon. 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