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A New Way to Obtain a
Diamond Necklace.
Not a bad story is related (on good
authority) of a clever ruse by which a
gang of thieves obtained a set diamonds
d 180 One morning the shop of
H HURON
EXPOSIT°
hop away, not as if his life depended on
it, but because it did ; at the same
time calling to his companion," Doctor 1
doctor 1 dance 1, It may save our lives 1"
" Dance 1 but I can't! I don't know
how 1" cried ?the unfortunate ; doe r•r,
iteou ly
iz
carne another spear, only missing ie
vitals by the spring be made after is
companion. " Try," said the latter, : nd
further pressing was not required. or
the doctor saw that no spears came at
his dancing -friend, and forthwith he
began to bop and jump about in a • ay
that caused the savages above to sore • m
and whoop with delight.
For more than one whole hour th se
two unfortunate men went on wth
ce
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an . , wrin in his hands and gazing p'
Mr. A.$ swell -known. Jeweller in the g g hat moment w
West End, was visited by a fashionably around. But art
attired and gentlemanly looking indivi-
dual, who asked to see some diamond
necklaces, and after looking at several,
appearing hard to please, he at last
selected one and a pendant, the value
of which was £820, for which he ten-
dered five Bank of England notes, for
£200 each. The jewels were packed
up, and the change handed to the pur-
chaser, who requested one of the assist-
ants to call a cab, and departed, order their°egerGions. It was, indeed, a da
ins the cabman to drive him to a
fashionable address. In about half an for life! From the _gall Y there was
honr a policeman and a private deteo- escape but by the way they had este
tive entered the shop, and the latter it, and their enemies were close ab•
inquired if a gentleman, answering the It was a frightful sight 1 Those bl:
description of the customer, who had hideous faces, with their savage e
purchased the diamonds, had been glaring.down upon them from the t
there. On receiving an answer in the gled vegetation above—the glaringe
affirmative, he said : "Did he make any the hideous forms, and the brans
purchase of jewels?" " Yes; a diamond weapons, made more formidable by
necklace and pendant." " Did he not redly -glaring flashes of the firelio
pay for them with Bank of England The horrid yell of the Australia
notes, value £200 eaoh 7" e Yes." echoedlong and loudly through
" Will you kindly allow me to look at caves and winding passages of the gu
the notes?" " Certainly-." The notes but thongh,the alarming sound m
were produced,and the detective nodded their hearts quiver, it proved, in
and smiled at the police officer and said end, another providential oircumsta •
" Ah I thought we should csl.toh him by which their lives were saved ; fo
this time, clever as he is." Turning to is uncertain whether the savages wo
Mr. A., the jeweller, he said : " Your have killed or taken them prison
customer is the head of a gang of forgers when they had become too exbanste,
who have eluded ns for some time. continue that grotesquely horrible
These notes are clever forgeries, and we formance, .
are now going to arrest the man. We - These vociferous yells, howe•
know where he is. You must let me chanced tcereachthe ears of a gold
have these notes, please, and be good cort passing on their way from
enough to attend the police court in the newly discovered gold fields at Lon
morning," handing a snmmons : as he Gully- Attracted by the loud hubb
spoke. The jeweller, of course, never they turned aside; and hastened to
imagined there was any reason to spot. Absorbed with their victims,
doubt this statement, and allowed his natives were unaware of the esoo
visitors to take their departure, receiv- approach, and the first thibg that t
ing an assurance that the diamonds knew of it was the last with many
would be returned to him the following their number. Crack, crack, went
day. He presented himself at the court rifles, and there were rapid detonati
the next morning, and discovered that of Colt's revolvers. A- dozed black
the summons was a forgery, and the lows were killed, the rest fled howl
whole thing a clever plot of a gang of into the dense sornb,where the moon
burglars. The notes presented by the constabulary could not follow, and
first one were . genuine, and the subse- two savants were carried off in saf
quent visitors were a sham policeman more dead than alive.
and detective,who got them back again ;
the whole party getting clear off without Rothschild in Want of Six So
arousing suspicion, and having duped There is a good story told recently
Mr. A. out of £820 worth of diamonds . Baron Rothschild, of Paris, one of
and £180 in money. richest men in the world, which sh
A Fife 11Ian's Legacy. that it is not only" money which ma
The following good story is told of a
canny carte who lived at Methil, neart
Leven, and whose name was Thomas
Bell, though for familiarity's sake, he
was more generally known as Tam
Bell, Tam was at one time well-to-do
in the world, and had accumulated not
alittle of its goods, but by some freak
of fortune much of his wealth, it was
supposed, had become scattered, while
& great portion of it had been divided
among his family.Enfeebled and poor,
he resided with a relation, who, suppos-
ing his coffers not worth rntich,begau to
use him rather harshly. Tam saw and
felt this and it stung him keenly
He hit upon a plan to change the
tune from cruelty to kindness. He
borrowed for a day a handle of bank
notes and a bag of coins from a friend
he knew in better days, who kindly
humored his whim. Tarim, possessed
of the treasure for but a few hours, set
about turning over and over certain
papers centained in his old chest, and
was sorupulously carefal, to all appear-
ance, to conceal his movements from
the relations with Whom he lodged.
The bank notes and the silver caught
their attention, as Tam intended. The
balk of the b-ued-le of notes and the big
bag of coins had their desired effect.
From that hour Tam had the most
comfortable seat at their " ingle cheek,"
and the best fare the house could af-
ford. Happy change •1 Tam now lives
as he ought to have done. Years pass
ed away, and Tam was called away
from his earthly scene. His last breath
had scarcely been drawn ere the
L4 muckle kist " was opened, but, alas l
what was. there? Numerous large
stones, rolled up in bags to prevent
their rolling about and betraying the
secret of the " heavy kilt1" One after
another was tossed out, and at the bot-
tom lay the supposed treasure. It was
in the shape of a mallet, and was care-
fully concealed .by numerous paper
wrappers. Curiosity waxed strong as
the last wrapper was unbound.. There
it lay, a mason's wooden mallet, with.
this legibly inscribed thereon :T
" I, Tam. Bell,
Leave this melt
To fell
A' body wha gives their- a' to their
bairns,
Keepin' naething to themsel'."
The consternation which this dis-
covery caused may be better imagined
than described.
A Dance for Life.
Mr. Williams was a savant of some
reputation, and whilst out in the bush.,
following his soientifio pursuits in com-
pany with Dr. Beattie, of Melbourne,
went through a moat extraordinary ad-
venture.. I had heard something of
thin, and now whilst waiting for dinner,
having got into conversation with Mr.
Williams, I received fromhim the fol-
lowing account of it. It appears they
had gone far into ,the bush, and away
fromthe settlements, upon a scientific
and surveying expedition, quite alone.
All went well with there until one even-
ing, when they bad penetrated to a sin=
gularly formed gully, where they decid-
ed to pass the night. •
Thoughtless of danger, they had just
made arrangements for cooking their
-supper„ when, from the top of the cliffs
above and around them whiz came a
shower of spears, and; at the same in-
stant the load hideous yells which
burst upon their startled ears told them
that a tribe of aborigines were besetting
them.. By a providential movement
they had unwittingly saved their lives,
for the black fellow never misses his
aim; with his spear, in the use of which
he is wenderfally expert ; but it aeenas
that at the very monent when the deadly
weapons were launched against them by
the unaeen foe, they had both thrown
thernselves flat on the ground, tired out
with the day's toil, and to rest them-
selves while waiting for the kettle to
boil.
A. lucky inspiration saved their lives.
Mr. Williams, had once seen the intense
delight with which a party of natives
had, beheld a salutatory exercise of
Some Europeans, and springing to his
feet, he ittstri,ntly began to dance and 1
ns
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ly;
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of
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the mare to go," but " ready mon y."
On a very wet and disagreeable d: y,
the Baron took a Parisian omnibus on
his way to the Bourse, near which. he
`' Nabob of Finance'' -alighted and as
going away without paying. he
driver stopped him and demanded 1. is
fare. Rothschild felt in his pocket, ut
he had not a penny in change. be
driver was very wroth. " Well w eat
did yon get in for, if you could not p y ?
You must have known that you had no
money." " I am Baron Rothschild,"
exclaimed the great capitalist, " ad
there is my card." The driver threw he
card into the gutter. " Never bear• of
you before," said the driver, " nd
I don't want to hear of you again. nit
I. want my fare, and I must have it 1"
The great backer wasiu haste. " I
have only an order for a million," he
said, " give me change," and he pro. Br-
ed a coupon for fifty thousand fra es.
The,conductor stared, and the passen-
gers set up a horse laugh. Just then an
agent d'Change " Dame by, and Ba on
Rothschild borrowed of him the six
sons. The driver was now seized ith
a kind of remorsefnl respect, and, t ru-
ing to the money king, he said, " If on
want ten francs, sir, I don't mind le d-
ing them to you on my own account."
•
Beautiful` for Ever.
Madame Rachel and her nostr r ms
for beautifying the complexion, dieg is-
ing the ravages of time, and remecl ing
the defects of nature, have long since
disappeared from the scene ; but we are
happy to be able to supply our reaa ern
with an infallible specific for the •.m-
provement in the personal appear: nos
in man and woman. Matilda (to bo..om
friend, carelessly rocking- herself iu an
arm chair): " Fanny you think M . 13
handsome ?" ,Fanny : • " Oh, dear 'o1
Why, he is about the ugliest and i ost
disagreeable man J ever met wit1
Matilda : " But he is very well off, you
know ; he, has just come into a for ane
i.
of $90,000 bequeated to him by an a nt,
now deceased." Fanny : " You don't
say so ? Well, when I come to thin of
it, he certainly posseses a very ood
figure and- beautiful` eyes, that no • ody
can deny ; desides, his manners art re-
fined, and no doubt on closer acq, ain-
tance, he might be considered ood
looking."—Illustrirte Zeituna.
•
—An ingenious Frenchman has oat
patented an invention from'. the us of
which ocean steamers may profit. He
has applied a cushion of red India nb-
ber to the bottom of various house, told
objects in . earthware, porcel in, g ass,
etc., so that they can be inclined a an
angle of from 45 to 60 degrees wit out
falling over.
. k.
Catarrh—a New Treatiue • t.
Perhaps the most extraordinary suc-
cess that has been achieved in mob ern
medicine has been attained by the
Dixon treatment for Catarrh. O • t of
2 000 patients treated daring the past
six months, fully ninety per cent. ave
been cured of this stubborn ma tidy.
This is none the less startling' who it
is remembered that no five per cent. of
patients preseutin themselves to the
regular practitioner are benefitted, bile
the patent medicines and other a Ver-
tised cares never record a cure a r all.
Starting with the claim now gene ally
believed by the most scientific men that
the disease is due to the presen e of
living parasites in the tissue. Mr. Dixon
at once adapted his cure to their ext -rm-
ivatiou—this- accomplished, he el kris
the Catarrh is practically cured, and.
the permanency is unquestione.k, as,
cures effected by him four years ago
are cures t till. No one else has ever
attempted to cure Catarrh in this • mi-
ner, and no other treatment has ever
cured Catarrh. The application of the
remedy is simple, and can be dor e at
home, and the present season o the
year is the most favorable for a sp:edv
and permanent cure, the majuri y of
cases being cured at one treatment.
Sufferers should correspond * ith
Messrs. A. H. DIXON & SON, 305 : ing
street, west, Toronto, Canada, and en-
close stamp for their treatise on Cat r rr•h,
—Montreal Star, Nov. 17,1882'. 8.2.52
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The a ova mil
otighly rebuilt u
HUNICARlAN
The mill and et
been gr atly e
alinery plied
iniprove rile
clines f oin tl
firma ha a been
necessary adder
orit flour. second
ion. The facilil
from farmers an
pitg have asci
ed. Grain Can
fareaers' wagon
into oars at the rate of 700 bushels
hour, by the work of two mei.
A. large Feed Mone for cujstom c
pipg has been p t in, nd the(neces
machinery for handling chop
course grains.
A good shed- has been erecte
that wagons can be unloadod andl
loaded under cover.
Wheat Exchanges prompt y atte
to, and first-class roller flo r gra
teed. Custom Feed ,chopped sati
tol•i1y, and without delay.
oiler Fleur, Bran, Shor s, an
kipds oft chopped feed co stantl
hand.
;Highest Market price paid
any quantity of wheat.
• Apple'Barreland Fine,
Ifs MILL
rO ' TH.
a hallIve now been t
on the complete
OLLER RR.00E
rehouse buil
larged, and
got-.
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dings ha e
new
hroughout. The la
nd flour dressing
a best ma>Fufaotuiri
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put in, and everyth
to enable her to tin . n
to nonel;in'the Do i
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for elevaii>g and s
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now be taken in f.
a, weighed, xnd load d
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Suffc
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by Inkligestion, Foul
or sortie DerrnIE-,e-ninsat
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to stimulate the stor^^1, fits/1 produce a regu-
lar daily movement of 001 bowels. By thcir
action on these organs, AV,En's rims (LI
the blood from the brain,' and. relieve and
cure all forms of Congestive And Nervous
Headache, Ellious Efeadaeho, and EWA
ricadachc; and by keeping thelbowels free,
ami preserving the systena in la healthful
conditj,on., they Lst...:0 future
attao -3. Try
yer s
PREPARED Y
Dr.i4".:Ayer &Co.
I Sold by all Dru4Ists.
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WROXETER 711.1.8.
ALEX. L. GI SON
Bega to announce to the Pa lie that he
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Land Salt for ek le.
Duly first -clads and
be kept to attend auk
eral patronage offa
trade, respectful y soli
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Fine flour, G ahem
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g done on t ie sho:test ullko
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and that he will be prepared
good value in
FULL CLOTHS, I
UNION TWEEDS;
and varieties in STOCKING YARNS.
to give
CUSTOM CARDING,
Spinning and Falling promptly attend-
ed to.
Parties from a distance will, as far as
possible, have their Rolls home with
them, and as he has pUt the mill into
good workieg order and employs none
but efficient workmen all work is
Remember the WroXeter Mills,
ALEX. L. GiBSON,)
POOPRIEniOR
ANCHOR LI N E.
131 S. MAIL STSAMSFIIPS
Sail f roan Pier 20 North Ever, New York,
Every Saturday, for ,
GLASGOW VIA. LONDONDERRY.
RATES OF PASSAGE..
TO GLASGOW, DERItY,13 PILFAST OR LIVER
POOL, CABIN, 560 S OOND
CABIN, ei4 O. STBEEAGE, UT-
. Anchor Line Drafts issued et. lowest rate. are
paid free of charge in England, Soot and and
Ireland.
For passage, Cabin Plans, Book of T urs, &e.,
GREEN, NEW YORK, or to S. DICKSON, Post
Office, Seaforth., 832
AND MAcHilliJE SHOP
IN FULL BLA$T AGAIN !
a Li, sorts of reptile of Agricultural Duple -
4 -11- silents, Engines Boilers, Saw Mill Work,
We sell John .Abell'a Horire-power and Steem
Thresh ,rs, Saw Mill Rigs, Stationary and Portable
Engines, the " Victor " double Haller aed " Bird -
fix
sell " Clover Machine , dm 1
We also keep on ha d repaiis for all machines
and engines made by John Abell. ' i
A large stook of Pilaw Peines, &c., kept constant-
ly on hand. 1
All sorte of castings done with despetch.• We
can supply yon with any article in the trade on
the shortest poesible notice.,
Please give lie a trial.
856x26 PORT BROS., Wroxeter
P. P.
P. P.
'WHAT IS IT WHY rr IS THE
.PEOPLES !'OPUb...AR
PHOTOGRAPH ,PARLOR'S,
With ANDREW CALDER itt the helm, and now
that the holiday Keegan is fast approaching, and
the good people of Huron and Perth will doubt-
less require eemething nest and artistic in the
way of Portraita to send as holiday gifts to absent
friends or relatives, and Md C. being fatly ;alive
to the importance of this fact, has made special
extra arrangeat ants for the accommOdatilon of the
holiday statist. CALDER' • for Chrietmas Pic -
tares, CALDER'S for New Year's Pictures. For
a Photo of tasty design, ex ellence of shade and
finish, easy and grtibeful osition, conp!ed with
P.P. P. P. a trial, and then go away smiling with
ANDREW CALDER,
CHRYSTAL BLACK,
CAL
BOILER MAKERS.
oiler Business lately c
eric Foundry and Manuf
hay nis had an oxperionce
tha shop, are now prepare
in II its branches.
Any work entrusted to u
attention. First-class wo
API kinds of Boilers m
Smoke Stacks and Sheet
made all
the shortest notice, and et
ought the Tools and
rrisd op by the God.
of over eight years in
to carq on the trade
will receive prompt
de and repaired, else
old one repaired on
CHRYSTAL de BL &CM_
SE FORTH HOES INFIRMARY.
r CORNED. of Jarvis an'd t •clerich Streets, next
CO. door to the Presbyteril n Church, Seaforth,
Ont. All diseases of Horse •, cattle, sheep, or any
IVO I of the domesticated animals, successfully treated
at the infirmary or elsewhere on the shortest
notice. Charges mcsdernte. JAB. W. EGD$R,
Veterinary Surgeon. P. A large stock of
Veterinary :i edicines kept nstantly on hand,
SAFORTH STOVE HOUSE.
O. M. W ITNEY
Has j st received a full line of Cooking, Box and Parlor Stoves—Co
All new patterns. Don't fail to see the. Note—the following are
lines rhade by the lint foundries in Canada:
ST0` - S -
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CCS
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M cCleary's
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Double Heater.
00A- E.i
ssaauIJd puu Tamar
ROYAL BASE BURNERS.
Land wood.
the leading
d
A full line of Wood Heating Stcjves, Stove Pipe, Elbows, ,Drums, &c.
Mao the famous Stove Boair
ds—so cheap. Send in your orders and get your
pipes cleaned and stoves in order, for (mid weather is coming, don't forget it.
C.: WHITNEY,' The'heap Stove House.
CENTFiAL GROCERY
L.AIDLAW & FAIRLEY,
—rPROPFziET(SFiu.
TEAS
TEAS ! TEAS !
he public are cordially invited to inspect oar stook of TEAS, which for
quali y and price cannot be excelled. Special bargains in five and ten pound
lots, nd every package guaranteed to give satisfaction, o cash refunded.
We hold
any house in
Groceries at
(nty of Canne
arge stook in Granulated,, Refined and Raipvs, aid prides as low as
he county. See our samples and prices. A full stock of General
11 tunes, and for quality cannot lie sre passed. Aho a large Tian -
Fruits, Fish and Meats.
CROCK
RY AND GLASSWARE.
We bold one of the largest and best stocks west oforonto, and parties de-
;siroue of purchasing anything in this d partment wouldo well to examine our
stock before making their selections. -4 fine lot of Din Diner Sets from $12•to $50
a set; China Tea Sets horn $5 to $15 ; Pr.nted Tea ts—a large stock and
prices low. Chamber Seta, plain and decorated, in prises from $150 upwards.
Glassware in great,varietyl. Call and see our stock. N trouble to show goods
and quote prices. Highest prices paid for Butter, Eggs s.nd coarse grains.
Laidlaw & Fairley,
e aforth.
The Farb.
Of the great Cough Remedy
Roya Glycerated Balsam of Fir,
Still Spreading Wider and Wider.
ITS SUCCESS 18 REALLY WONOERFU . IT CURES
COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATS,
And similar diseases, quicker than any known medicine. We • can
produce the written testimony of a hundred o) the most respectable
people in this neighborhood in support of this statement. P'e 'ask all
uho are afflicted with either of the troubles which, we recommend it to
cur4 to give it a trial. Price, 50c per bottle. F4r sale by all dealers in
Huron County.
LUMSDEN & WILSON,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS, SEAFORTH, ONT.
Campbell'. Clothing Emporium
Is now fully stocked with, the newest styles in Suitings and Overcoatings, import-
ed direct from the Old Cc}untry, and bought at close prices. An immense stock
of bats of the newestland nobbiest styles, made directly for ',this firm, and
bought of the factory at a saving to the purchasers cf 15 per cent. on ordinary
prices. The stock was never more complete in this department, and my cus-
tomers may depend on getting good goods and no trash. Shirts and Drawers at
all prices, and Gents' General Furnishings in great abulndance.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL EARLY.
WM. CAMPBELL.
110,.2, Campbell's Block, E,eaiorth.
OCTOBER 31, 1884
STEPHEN & USBORNE
Agricultural Eociety.
FIRST PRIZE.
RANTON 13140S.
Take First Prize for great display of
150 pieces Fashionable Dress Goods
50 pieces Beautiful Velveteens, 200 -
styles latest Dress Buttons, Black Silks,
Ottomans, Mautle Cloths, Corsets, Fine
Laces, and all new goods in Ladies
wear ; also Extra Prize for best Order-
ed Clothing in Fine Snits, 'Genteel
Overcoats and nice -setting Pants.
ALL ARE WE LCOME.
Vo Trouble to Show Goods.
RANTON BROS.,
VARNA STILL TO THE FRONT..
1884. FALL. 1884.
IN thanking his nurneroue custom -1.s for their
"1- liberal patrousge during the past season,.
JOSEPH MORROW begs -to announce
to his frieeds and the public in general, thathe
is better- than ever ptepared to s wily their
wants , having received a full assottment of Fall
and Winter stock, oonsisting of Tweeds, Flan -
display of Dress Goods, Velvetsene, Silks, idel.
tons, Mantle Omani, beautiful Feuey Wool
Shawls, Cotton and Woollen Sbirtings, Grey and
White Cottons, Canton Flannels, Comforters,
Coverlids, Hemp and Tapestry Carpets, &c.,dc.
Also a good new stock of Bows sad Shoss.
Hardware, Crockery and Glassware.
Groceries new and fresh tor stantly arriving.
Thirteen pounds of Granulated Sugar for -41, and
Raisins fic per pound; good Currants at 66 per
pound, slid other groceries iu proportion.
Egmondville Flour, Barrel Self, Ostmeal and
given for Batter, Eggs and Oats.
No trouble to show gooda. Don't forget the -
stand, Pest Office Store, Varna.
,JOSEPH MORROW.
Tailor prepared to make a good fit.
LOST.
On the 1st instant, a sma0 boy about the Sine
of a man, barefooted On bOth hanes with ions
tooth pick toots on his hind feet and totally
blind in his off ear, fond of stewed hos' teeth
and buckwheat preset wee. He had an empty hag
on his back containing a bandle of Mee ant
holes 'IA a package of wag tracks. He wore
hat, whioh had recently been half soled, fog oular•
ed coat with patch bottom lining, and high water
pants. When last seen he Wag wheeling mote -
out of a blacksmith shop to earn money to bar
himself a pair of first clued hoote at
Mammoth Boot & Shoe Store,
VARNA, ONT.,
where he keeps aoustantly on hand and makes to
oroer all kinds of Boots shoes. Sewed work,
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
raid up Capital, - 50,000,000.
Presid.ent, Hon. Wm. iltcalast6r.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
the moet favorable terms.
receive deposite, on which interest s &imago
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continuen to
Drafts on all the priocipal towns and citienin
States, bought end st7:11.
Hotel.
P. HOLBIESTED, So leitor.
632 A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
SEAFGHTH WOOLLEN MILL
-BEG to infmta thwie ind,.hted to me for
ment of your accounts-, as tile books taus".
to the el:tit e t'eetruction of rov minty as) 'el!
compel ed to earl on yi,u for- a
manufacturing or hook neconrits, that. owing
prompt sews -
839 A. G. VANZGAIOND.
t - IrCnaTieanpBaErooItoff bCafeot1rsnSia4;
rNews Notes.
even from a kind of willor
the monutaintt 80 miles; e
,gots. T'he baskets aye
light and are better than tip
lid ;rein for carrying ware
---Diecoveriesin photogra i
leg pace with electricaliri1e
tt,Vould be difficult t') def=ne.
d hg3ounofdsthe ofart is eerthe, Tphtitc_t he
,mpith
Millet it3 its flight from a
„—p,, scientific roan, r
`arida, speaks of the great
lenses have there, as ,ve-ll a
lat?atl3a, in beteg built j--
iid hs.virg no ellarii
re is a pr<,lific eo
increases by 5 Ise
larisafPrnbeame
malaris,. 'i< rt' i
upon pillars there is always
atiou ofl air hexi at 1h
Much ince rest has receat?
dire& in English engineeritinj
the anuOuncemeut of the diay
�,.e.w motive power by Mr- El
,fs i3q has patented the meaiiti
.ion, Acccrdmg t<t report, t
fJ Te power threatone to diapl
as the motive power for d
naobi-nand all purpo'
locomotion,ery £.itherfor on tan 1s
Arrangements are iu penti
tb€e invent1OU a public tett;
.�inetroride of lime sh mti
w. y irs d
a FargoithcarequantitAy (i)nu aelolthelav:r
there was a musty smell. T
•vas entirely destroy s d by t h
but a, silk dress of a pare blfa
hleached to a gray hue s
almt; useless. ,
:-._Tire following is said tp
gnbstitute for matches where:
,' sa,osfef to ase tb' n. Ina =v
white 'glass, put a piece of
fiborit'the size of a pea.
e third :full of boilingil
!then cork it tightly. Wheli
Squired, remove the cork;
id then recork the vial.
s ace 5n the vial will becoi ie
he p •ocess can be repeated'
sired.
--A new development o
texas been iristititte 1 ley Micbe
He has constructed a 41
which signs eor respondi
sands can be telegraph.•,
' have practically a telegrap i
to which the name ;. $tend
la given. Michels.% appara:rt
been in regular use for coin;
telegraphing the debates
Senate, and it is claimed.
method 10,000 words can bb
per hiur.
—A method of milita
eignaling has been devised b
Capte Kostovich- To s
balloc(n is suspended an Eis
lamp,; which, by means cf
wires; can be kindled and ie
at will by an operator static a
*hip air in auy other nonveipi
a series Lf such extinction
tions i being employed a c
• telegraphic code.
•
i —The milling fever at IP
: miles beyond the Rabbi
' mince. It is saii that euet
lt titles of ore are in sight, '
large, from two to ten fee
bas been traced over five M
are caves in it la which' li
- Walk, walled in with Sill
i .Specirnene of pure ore, we ell
town. It ie of very high
'asleep at Hawk Lake the
livith a lighted pipe in hi
, :auersnieadn. d 4078 seidy ee owf absi s li,c,,:
)tip to the head was 1ga
Istroyed. As soon as he a,a
..vvohe to conschanness and
eetantly crying, for God's eal
',Re was removed to Winnif
Victoria's Eldest ID'
The Priecess Royal la ,
universal attain/lie/its. ]Si-
! litical memoire keeps
i has a great deal of natural
; but an education se extet
certain moments it sext
yeuperabundanee of her ia,
.whieh she seizes and the t
:'professes. She does notira
morons that she is constese
hold them, and speakse s
Society mnst be distaal
t She does not like it ; wiihe
despises it, for one meetie e
r people not to be met tit
title of " woman of the ,wo
the: other hand, she bee
°nen:right say the pride---,
g laxity of princess. SIX} E
,' dait the fidelity of social
mere nothing detaches or
..!' :pa bui le rsi .s. tl eiai sdo,teleiesfn: c. i yt s di' li see sat iwil dr t ti lio IrrP i I 1 -
She occupies herselt
: and she leas upon thife eu
7 those entertained in hei
I surroundings. Thus, up4
-obliged to approve whatath
' Sshoiii3iet sy.ineerely and boI,dl-
', Empress are very strained
: dressed to her. Her mien
her husband, by affeetiot
an influence' without 1
so with the Emperor_l_. Sli
ed, after the lapse of 180
atom of human remainew
11408:r tit; tt ikh ne, a oi. gnwr anr ov. oe t Tssthoiionsattore:he4'
?.13Ple tree, when and hy
tend Mrs. WilliaMS. Tb
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