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A. DISENCHANTED LOVER ready telling himself—than become the
_____ husband of so hideously ogreish a crea- .6. Patent V. ndo: in Littloo.
.;...-.-. Fronf the edsy expectoration, tacreastit • recpiratory
The Some Joarna4 gives the following power ofUteLuttis, arid the ?imam! of -irritation, manl-
' I have no reason to gIve for leaving so particular'. of the arrest' oa a swindler tans aft:muting Fellows' Compound alSyartritupingonill;
" And co he is coming to -night, Clara r ture- . fe.t from 1:043aLl n of Cough and other
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Lyman Palmer asked, standing, just at
sunset, in tho pervh of Mr Townley's fine ' Ill'I'llPtlY`t ' he • now said in• aharp avid • named Coat, who had been travelling the pophospidtea, it is clear that the formation of tuber.
country as the agent 'of one Morey, of posited i be g Lulled away.
eu ons anaatter is notonly stopped, bid that already de -
broad fronted residence in L -.
Townley stood besate him, and a very tear- Miss
i ;late 1 tones.
Town'ey made-eotne odd s011fal be- , Windsor, or the sale of a valilablevitent 7 Price $1 So a bo Ile s e for $750. Sold by aptithec-
tween ia giggle mut a chuekle. "Yell don t r Lela ter a hay -fork, eeci ;ad in due form arr les aud oy I' Cut dill &Co., wholesale agenta, Mout-
ful took stele into he: deep blue lus-1 _
trons eyes. like me ; confess Vole don't 1" she cried, i oy -the said Morey-4—He lead •a sample. __..
-Yee, Lyman. Papa received his note, and, taking the Unsuspecting -Livermore I fork 'with hinnandat appeared to be very Dr. J, Briggr, Throat, and Lung Healer is pleasant
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8l- le 1114.E111.11''', saying that he would. surely thoroughly by surprise, she performed effective for its purpose. The eonsideration :lough, Bronchitis,
o take and unsurpassed for its efficacy iu curing
be here in the eight o'clock teain," what is popularly knownas el poke in the - given was in eadh case a promisoury.note earthose se. , Sold by Druggists.
- '`I"..tir father is as determined as eter wymeo3stendabFrefrien Corn% Bunions, Bad Nails,
ribs. . for $150, payable a year aftee date. This. clematis.
1 stale ee, abeut this affair of -the mar- .
' "Miss Townley !" gasped the unhappy amount representellthe profit on only fif-e ertlev7. t rudge liberally as directed, relief is Immo-
et. &c , try Dr j Briggs' Cur-
gemtdema. n thus maltreated r -do you in- teen forks, being one aalf of the weather aad cure certain. Sold by Druggists.
r Lyman Ps huey'e look was avert -
tend to Insult me 1" I that he estimated could be sold iu the
ed from tiara as he prenounced the words. I „ -
One of his white slender hanols played Pshaw not a bit of it. Only in fnn. township in a single year, Theforks were
Have a cigar, won't You 'V' tn be furnished from the factory in Hamilt-
rather nerveuslv y,ith a seal ring ou the „
Heavens !" exclaimed the bewildered on for $2.50 each, and the selling price was
ta f 1 th
Livermore, holding up both hands, and
They %%ere delicate encmgh, both in shape
stumbling backward in his astonishment,
anti hue, these hands of Lyniaa Palmer s,
yon can't possibly mean that you smoke 1"
en have belonged to a woman; his face,
"Certainly 1 do," was the reply, Mise
also devoid of beard or ntoustache, anti .
set down at 412.50. In case a clear profit
of *300 was not mede in the course of the
year, due diligence having Geen exercised,
the agent graciously bound Mr Mcrey to
wIth the tulness of healthful bean -
own ey t ng o t e end o very nice return the note, retaining only one half
figure as ehe spoke. the profit on the nutnber of ferks actually
ty. entirely lacked (he was only twenty -
Mr. Livermore once again, and as by a sold. He moreover professed to appoint
two) !he element of manliness. It was a
masterly effort, regained his self control. only one agent in each township. The
face that Leman Palmer's ene•mies—had Walking delib tely towards his pi:Tema/1_ bait toek • many notes were made. Time
he really possessed any-wonld have been passed, an'd the fanners becaine suspicious
teat, ha picked up the article, and having
very likely to call insipid and ' girlish -
bowed to his hostess, etas abeut quitting
the apartment, when Mies Townley ex-
claimed : -
"I hope I haven't offended . you —Pa'll
be frightful mad when he hears you've
gone in this style. He'll blame me, too.
1 wish you d leave a little note explaining
yr:u ge off --of your own free' will as
it were. You don't mind doing this, do
She looked at him with what was evi-
dently intended as a winning smile, 'but
poor Livermore thought it a repulsive
But they could not truthfully have said
the same of the man himself. fie wes
every inch what his youthful appearance
failed to show -a highbred, honorable,
eenrageteas gentleman.
" Determined !'' Clara. Townley ex-
claimed, in anseer to her lover's last re-
mark. "Why, papa is so bent upon my
becoming Mrs Livermore, that he would
die of rage, think, were eay resolution
known to him."
"sk that ressIntion is, Clara -"
"To give Mr Livermorts plainly to un-
cleretand that the times we live in are not
thene which tolereee the affiancing of two
children in their cra Iles merely because
their parents happened to be friends.-
that'you desire me to write r taking a
And then this createre Richard Liver- mrd caste and a pencil from one of his
nt ire, is a perfect fiend of homeliness, if
yoe will parden my intense style of
rheteric, Lyivan. The photograph which
he sent me, through papa„ is just the most
frightful thing I ever beheld. Ele bad
passed his whole lite, you know, in some
obsence place out West -all plactse out
West are obscure, in my opinion -and, to
all appearances, he has the manners of a
regular clod. He actually had the impn-
They telegraphed to Windsor and Hamilt-
on, but no Morey was there, or had been,
an I nothing whatever was known of Cook.
The public was made aware of these facts,
and the 'swindled' awaited further deve-
lopments.
'On Tuesday Mr Cooke appeared in St.
Thomas, driving a spanking team of bays,
and Mr C C Claris, one of the victims,laid
information before A McLauchlin, Esq,
J. P. who issued a warrant fur the appre-
hension of Cook, for false preteuces, and
with- intent, to defraud and obtain frem C.
C Claris, a promissory note fer $150. Cook
leer. "I shall be very willing.
had meantime left Cole's hotel with his
Townley," he aaid, "to leate a note for
spanking team of bays, stating that he was
your father, tkoroughly vindicating yoa in
off to Pert, Stanley, but would return in
the matter of my departure. What is it
the evening. The warrant was placed iu
the hands af Constable Thornton, who dis-
covered that Cook had proceeded a few
miles towards the Pott, and then turned
his face eastward. The constable at once
set out for Ingersoll, and, on arriving
there. boarded the train, which had just
arrived from London, and in the second
ctar found Cook comfortably ensconced.
ticketed for Suspension Bridge. He be-
came unruly, but the "bebby" comforted
hitn, and offered him a free ride to St.
Themes, which he accepted- since heecould
do no better. His case came up for -hear-
ing on Thursday lest, and he was remand-
ed for further examination. See eral far-
mers in the townships of Southwold, Dun-
wich, Westtninister, Lobo and Delaware
have been victimized by the same scound-
rel. This should prove a warning te other
farmers who are too often made the dupes
of those who, too lazy to work, endeavor
to eat the bread of idleness by iinposing
upon the credulous.
The same individual has, we understand,
canvassed the neighbouring Townships,
both Northand South of Goderich.—hae
SIGNAL.
The Ups and Downs of Life •
pockets.
"Only that you don't want to marry me
-that you don't think we shall suit each
other, and all that. Please be good enough
not to say anything, about the smoking. be-
cause pa don't know that 1 sinoke, and-"
But Livermore, without waiting for
further instrnetions, began rapidly writing
on one ef the cards which he had selected
from his case : When he had finished he
dence to speak ef me, in his last letter to
turned towards Miss Townley, with these
pains, as the ' sweet Clara whom he longed
words :
se passionately to beheld ' and whom he
fetidly believed to be a `pictaire of woinan-
ly grace and loveliness.' I've never told
yeu this befere, Lyman, for fear of mak-
ing yoia ungoverna.bly angry, at your un-
seen rival." _
n We ought not to be called rivals," Ly-
man Palmer answered in a voice wherein
there was much more despondency than
anger -,"his chances are se far, far above
mine."
" Nonsense, Lyman !"
" Row nonsense, Clara !"
" De you believe in proverbs ?"
" Why do you ask 1'
" Because / do." Clara Townley's face
wore a look uf very finn determination as
she sp.ele.
"To what perticular proverb do yon
have reference jus:. nowt" . Lyman asked.
"To one tvhich says where there's a will
there's a waY. I think that adage is a re-
nnerkably trne one And 1 think, Lyman,
that y and I may test its truth, if we
were so inclined.'
"Yeu dent mean by elopement. Clara,
de yeti ? Often and often have I plead, -
"And often and often have I refused,"
was the prompt interruption. " course
I won't elope with you, Lyman. I don't
consider ebspements respectable, I shall
never marry you if I haven, do it -there!"
And she lo ,ked quite serious enough to
keep the resolution if called upon to do
so.
" You mean, then, Clara, by coming the
mightily eloquent over pea. papa ?"
" And get poo petaled fer our pains,"
said Clara with a slight lasigh. "No, Ly-
man, mean something eke. Papa is still
asleep, and likely to remain so for an
horn-. e Besides he is too feeble to leave
his ruom this evening. Let us take a stroll
I shall disburtleu myself of a weighty se-
cret."
" Is Mr. Townley at home ?"
Richard Livermore asked the above
question of Mr Tewnley's servant, and re-
ceiving an effirmative reply, was tin nat ,wa
into a small sitting room on the ,ground
floor of the house..
While the man is seated!, waitine the
appearance of his hest. we have time to
observe that his face and figure ate smn•cl-
ly the face and figure of a gentleman.-
" The obscure place out West' has evi-
dently left ita impress upon tbe general
bea.ring of Mr Richard Livermore.
Presently the door of the sitting room
_opened, and a servant —Clara Townley's
private nta.id as it happened -entered the
room.
"Mr John Townley has been ntiwell for
several days, sir, and as he has lately fal-
len into a dose, his -daughter, Miss Clara,
does not consider it advisable to wake him,
but Miss Para ail! he very happy to see
Mr Livermore herself provided he wishe
" Of conrse—of cemrse—by all mean-
ceriain ly, '' stammered, Lesern tore, to whotti
the immediate prospect of beholding his
fiancee was thoroughly overwhelming.-
" I shall be nest happy to see Miss Clara
Townley. Be good enough, woletyou, to
tell her so ?"
He was gratified not long afterward bY
the appearance of a tall young lady (who
struck hint the more he looked upon her,
as &very unnaturally and dieagreeably
young lady), attired in a rather ehort
fttini.r, dress, and wearing, upon a counte-
nance full of " broad blown comeliness,
and white," about the most thorough -
filen ear to ear -sort of a smile that Mr
Richard Livermore ever remembered to
have seen.
" How (rye do?" said the gigantic vir-
gin, acermipanyine, her salutation with a
rather vacant sounding laugh. " Hope
You're well. You're Mr Livermore of of a variety. He is going to get himself
course? Weil, Livermore, I don't like into teonble 'thee way some day. He
.your leoles a bit. How cla you like mine?" teaches areund and bites my legs, toce I
`I -I -think there must be some mis- don't care particularly about that. only I
don't like to see a horse too sociable."
"The following Ls my message to your
father ."
"Sir : I desire to have the agreement
broken concerning my future marriage with
your daughter. I have held an interview
with her, and confess to be wholly unwill-
ing that such a lady shall become my wife.
RICHARD LIVERMOR t.' _
"That's precisely it !" boisterously ex -
&time Miss To .vnley, when her compa-
nien handed her the card. "Old fellow,''
suddenly slapping Livermore familiarly on
the back -"old fellow, yuu've got a hand-
some streak in you: for all we don't like
each other. Better try a cigar before you
tee'
But Livermore rnshed from the apart-
ment as though willing to remain not an
instant longer in the society of so out and
out a monstrosity of v;onianhood. and
shortlyafterwards the hall dourclosed upon
his retreating figure.
"Lyman, you have certainly ,been mak-
ing the most utterly revoltine creature ef
yourself that it is pcssible t: conceive of.
I have been listening in the dining room
yender, to every word you said " And the
real Cla.ra Townley, having just entered
the room a different door from that by
which poor Liverinere had made his exit,
surveyed her disguised lover with laughing
eyes.
"There is my chief trophy," exclaimed
Lyman, waving about his head the card
which contained Livermore's message to
Clara's father. In hoc sign(' 'minces. —
Your father will, of course. consent to our
marriage now, Clara • for he will become
alarmed lest you lack' the power to attract
a husband to your side, on reading this
stinging criticism from Livermore, and
gratefully accept the next change that of-
fers itself.'
Whether Mr. John Townley indulged in
any such train of reasoning as the above,
it would be difficult to say. But two facts
are certain, viz : his deep indignation on
readine Livermore's mesaage, and his ul-
timate censent to Clara's marriage with
Lymae Palmer, the man of her choice. So
much for the clever disenchantment anti
the verifivation of Clara Townley's favor-
ite maxim, '• Where there's a will there's a
vaay. ' •
Mark Twain's Horse.
Mark Twain sayer of his horse. 'I have
a horse now by tize, name of Jericho. He
is a mare. 1 ha.ve seen remarka,ble horses
before but none so remarkable as this. I
wanted a horse that would shy, and this
one fills the bill. I had an idea that shy-
ness indiceted spirit. If it is correct 1
have get the most spirited horse on earth:
He shies at everything he comes across
with the utnnist inieartiality. He ap-
pears to have a mortal dread of telegraph
poles, especially ; and it is fortunate that
these are on both sides of the road,because
as it is now, I never fall off twice in suc-
cession on the same side. If I fell on the
same side always, it would get monoton-
ous, after a thing to -day expect a hay
stack, He walked up to that with an in-
trepidity and recklessness that was aston-
ishing. And it would fill any one with
admiration to see how he preserved his
self possession in the presence of a barley
st,ack. This dare -devil braeery will be
the death of this horse imam day. HO is
particularlv fast, hut 1 think he will get
me through the Holy Land. He has only
one fault. His tail has been chopped off,
or else he has eat down on it too hard soine
time or other,. and has to fight the flies
with his heela. This is all very well, but
when Ike dies to kick a fly off the top of
his head with his hind foot, it is too much
tale,' murmured Livertnore, in amaze
reent. '11-1 understood that Miss Chau
Towniey wee teo-'
1 aiall Miss Clara Townley.'
•Impessible
'You're complimentary, l'm sure ! but
perhapsyon mean that I diaappomt you
agreeably, Mr. Livermore, I hope 1 don't
I dare say you're a good enough kind of
fellow for rne.-Saw that the instant I
dapped iny eyes on yon, Livenacre, if
you'll pardon so vulgar au expression.
I'm the sort of a girl that likes plucky
;porting men with lots of go in them and
a general air of being "up tosninfr."—'Now
you're not that sort of a chap, Livermore,
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Tug OLDEST` INHABITANT. -Ths.
many friends- of Mr. Charles Malue, for
many years past, a resident of Ingersoll,
will regret to bear of his demise. -
ceased had reat.hed the extraordinary age
of one hundred and fogrteen, years, and
was one of the oldtst Masons in Ontario
The funeral track place this afternoon
with Masoni0- honors. Deceased was a
A gnod many ) ears ago William Ewart
Gladstone, fourth son of a rich Liverpool
merchant, and Luke Harmer, also son of
a rich merchant, were 'school -fellows. To
the former fortune has been constant al-
ways from the day that he attracted the
attention ofSir Robert Peel. He has risen
in natural sequence from a low rouud of
the political ladder to the highest, as
Prime Minister of England. His, old
school -fellow, Luke Harmer, who started
even with Mr. Gladstone in the race of
life, has fallen a good deal behindLand a
week or two ago Le was an' applicant for
an office, as Gladstone has often been be-
fore him, though the office that Harmer
sought had nothine todo with the Cebinet,
being much moreP'humble, viz.—that of
Porter at the Ornaskirk Workhouse. The
applicant being exceedingly poor and
eixty years old, we are glad to say that he
was appointed, end consequently, while and Smoking Tobacco.
Gladstone is Prime Ministcr, his oid
schoolmate keeps tha lodge of a work
house.
For Colds. Cough, Bronchitis. Consumption. and all
Diverales of the throat, Chest. and Lungs, Dr J- Briggs -
Throat and Lang Healer is a certain and reliable Re
id% Said by Druggists.
Frosted Feet. Chilblains, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails
&c., are positively cured by the use of Dr J Briggs
Modern CuratiVe. This Remedy has been compound
ed with great care, and. used aa directed, never fails
Sold Druggiats.
Catarrh, a disease which distresses us • and dliguets
our friends, can be instantly relieved and quickly cured
by using Dr .t. Briggs' Alllevantor, an invaluable
Remedy for aff paiu and iullammation. Sold by Drug-
gists.
Dr. J Briggs' Allevantor. for the Cure of Catarrh,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. &c.. Is unrivalled. In a
thoroughtrial of its virtues, all will acknowleuge _its
superiority. Sold by Druggists.
If with Piles you are mnch afflicted,
And sought for a cure in vain :
Use Briggs' Pile Remedy as directed
Yon will both health and peace again
Dr Briggs' §- Co, No. 6, King Street, West Toronto
Dr J Briggs' Pile Remedy is acknowledged by all who
nave tried it (and their name 1* Legion) to be the be.st,
most successful and efficamous Remedy ever used rot
that disease, Sold by Druggists.
All persons suffering from Piles, Internal, Bleeding,
External, or Itching Piles, will be immediately relieved
and eventually cured by usine Dr J Briggs' Pile Reraedy
Sold hy Druggists
Suffereis from Corns Bunions, Bad Nails, and those
torturing affliction's Chilblains, are well recommend-
ed to use Or J Briggs' well-known Curative for certain
relicfand positivecure. Sold by Druggiste.
Consumptives, try Dr. J. Briggs' Throat and Lung
Healer. It will relieve and. cure you. For an diseases
of the Throat, Cheat, and Lungs, nothing can surpass
ts beneficial effects. Sold by Druggists.
CHRISTMAS CHEER !
MEIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO RETURN THANK._
1 to his custoiners and the citizens of Goderich, for
the patronage they hare favoredhlin with, and hopes
by keeping
Meats of the Best Quality in Season,
ro still receive a share of their custom. N. H -The
subecriber cvnuld direct the attention of the public to
his stock of Christmas Meat on hand this
w eek. STEPHEN ANDREWS, •
Market House, Goderich.
December 20th, 1869, w48-tt
Ontario Carriage Shop,
(Hamilton St., Goderich.
R. 3. WHITELY,
18 still in full operatiun, and is turning ont superio
Carriages, Buggies , Wagons
THE EMPORWM.
NU4 WG0013S NY- OODS
ARRIVING DAILY
AT J. C. DETLOR & Co.'s.
JUST OPENED SEVERAL CASES OF
Dress goods, nice new Styles,
Mantles, Gents' Hats,
and New Tweeds.
ALSO, TO HAND Several Cases of BOO: & SHOES
ger A 7irst-Class Cutter and experienced Tailors in the Tailoring Department
J. C. DETLOR, & CO
Godericl, April 5th, 1870.
Glenburnie lea,rm for Sale CHEAP LANDS FOR SALE
TOWNSHIP OF GODERICIi.
10
111mrs (thin Goderich and 9 miles from Clinton,
IN
TOWN OF CODERICH
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rich to Hayfield, from which it is separated by the Bay- I
fence, 70 acree clear of stumps and in a high suite of T .CITS 12'23,
cultivation, soil rich clay loam; bush good herdwood. -1-i
of 140 apple trees in bearing -fruit very choice; also, a
field River. It contains 212 acres. 110 acres under I
It is well watered by two living streams. An orchard
sitizated on the Gravel Road Running from Ontle.
story emicrete house,. 32 by 42 feet,
peaches and cherries, and a few i Lots 2 and 3 in con A. Lots_116, 149 and 160 $4o.
i 01 South i lot 1. con 4, W. D., 0100:
Godenets Dec 18th
100. Totnishi f. ot Aalefleld, Southerly 16 acres of East
Apply to
THis0:AS S7 EA TH ER ALD
P. L. surveyor, Getlench
lot 18, con I ,
la d8t.
I Townabip af '41 owmose. North 24- acres
3824 t 13a4,8:30 each, oub-divisioe Park
cellar full size of the house. Frame barn 45 by 81 ft.
grfewapepelairsne,s.pluTawiso,
This is a rare opportunity to setsure a goad faim on the
Lake Shore, where fruit raising is much more success _
ful than farther iniaud. Appwlv tits. HALL,
Byfi s Id al 0 I_ MT' „
or G. Di. TRUEDIAN, Land Agent, Goderich,
I. March 170 1870 w9tf
FARM FJR SALE
LOT 24. CON 4.
Township of Goderich, containing 80 acre:.
about 5.5 acret cleared,
9.STORY CONCRETE DOUSE. .2.1 THE GROUN
At floor, DiningBoom, Parlor, Kitchen, Hall and Bed
room : on the second floor, Sitting Room, Large Far
tie Bedronm, and four other bedroom ; on the Base
went, Dairy Rtiom. Fruit room store room, Meat room
Frame Barn 52x32. feet. 7 mile§ from Clii ton and 7 from
Goderich. Good large omitted of ove- 300 seperior
fruit tiees. Soil °Rep clay loan.. well metered by
apriog creek and flowing well. The property is situ-
ated a miles from Lake Huron. of which a good ariew
can be had from the door. Apply to James Wilkin-
son, Esq., on the mend. es en to
G. M TRU MAN
Land Office, Godericti
Goderich 25th January 1870. wl-tf
FARM FOR SALE.
D EING COMPOSED OF I.OT 21, GOSHEN LINE,
Township MStanity, °nifty of Huron, 120
acres, 100 acres are M a high state ofeultivation. The
land is of the best quality and well fent ed (agood board
fenee along the front.) There are on the premises a
dwelling house, frame barn S6 by S7 feet, granary,
stable and shed 105 by 24 feet, well fenced orchard of
100 bearing trees, two never faihng wells with good
pumps &c. This flue property is situated on a gravel
roatl. and connet•ted by good gravel roads with Clinton
(10 miles) and by a road, said to be the finest in the
provitice, with the excellent markets of Hayfield (4
miles) and Seaforth (12 miles). For ftuther particul-
ars apply to D. mcnougan. Auctioneer, Hayfield, or to
FRANCIS MARTIN,
an the premise&
Bayhem. 7th Dec. 1869. w46-6mo
Farm for Sale.
Good orchard, coed stream of water, &c.
beine Lot 5, B .376eld Road, South, contain-
inv. 66- aeres of land more or less, Good
hriek house, frame barns. sheds. &c
rr:elOws jaoforanoim;ayfield in the Town-
s ship af Stenley, County et Hur n,
Eto8B,SaOyfiNe'ld, p. 0.
HURON FOUND.RY! _April lgth 1870.
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of all kinds, SLEIGHS, CUT TERS .te,
MANUFACTURER op
A number of hest class Buggies on hand, and for sale s .
cheap for cash Prices of all articles in the line that
Iltjn. ALI work Warranted
Particular attentian pate to Wagon and Carriage Re- .
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will e-ompare favorably with any in the County
pairing
R. J WHITELY.
Goilerich. Nov9th. 1869 w42
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
RICHARD PIKE.
Manufacturer of and dealer in
CIGARS
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Precocious rhildren and the
Editorial erofession.
The New York World is moved to re-
mark : 'So many great editors were once .
precocious children, and so many precoci-
ous children have become great editors -
In the Louisville 'Courier -Journal, the '
paper _with which the late George D. ,
Prentice was connected, we are told that :
young Prentice `read the Bible fluently at .
the age of three yea.ra and 'a half, and the
writer of this sketch has heard him say
that he remembeis having read several!
chapters on the day of the total eclipse of
the sun, in the spring of 1806, when he
was a little less than three and a half years
old.' In Mr Maverick's bioeraphy of the!
late Henry J Rayntond, we are told that,
at- the age of three, young Raymond reed
fluently, to the 'boundless delight of dot-
ing parents and admiring friends,' and at 1
the age of five he was a speaker,"appear- '
ing in the public exhibition of the scholars
as the reciter of two pieces, one of which
was a satire upnalawyers,couched ia terms
severe but simple, as befitted a youth -of •
such tender years.' Neither of these cases, EAR -LY ROS_E POTATOES,
however, is as remarkable as the_ case of
Horace Greeley, who, we are told, once •
'uttered a moving lament over the stupid- OR sale. -at ea 'Hin.aeham's A quantity of
F this popular POTATO. grown fr.om the original
ity of certain New Hampshire folk, who striate and warranted g online. Also EA RLY 61/0D -
caused him to read print upside-down at RICH from J. a. Bruce Co., seed merchants,
amplea, the World submits, should be jlanult°11-
4 •
the tender age of four.' All which ex
E VERY DESCRIPTION OF
Pipes & Smokers, Fanc y Goo d
eto., eto.,
THE BESTBRA.NDS
of all the above named articles always on
hand.
SUPPLE'S OLD STAND,
MARKET SQUARE.
Goderich, April 1st, 1870. sw64-3m
E.. 33 I 1•T CI- 1-.T.. A. WI ' S .
taken as a warning by those parents who Westside of Market Atettare,
have precoeious offspring They ought to
guard them vigilantly against the catas- Goderich, April 18th 1870.
trophe of falling into editorial life.
- One Letter Wrong -elm Malaprop
was lately induced to visit a Jewish syna- .
gegue, and,• in consequence, has done XI. A.3C, JA. 32 SS
nothing ever since but talk of the ohief pl? &IVENS RIS MOSTS1NCEKE THANKt4
l I. fort h e very tlatteriag e ncouragemen i he hak
rabbit. -
TAI LORING
7- zeeivedstnc-e he commenced business i n Gode-
ich, n ot being able to execute over one -ha 1 o
A GENTLEMAN was chiding his son for. heordersbrought to bun lastseason eavine
—
1 when I was of your age, my father viould , now securedi acilinekfo •
staying out late at night, and said: "Why,
riot allow me to go out of the house aft em yi'
.,,,,:atlaarrez, an ,Business Extensively
rig' done len't iiist-ieess tradesmern
dark." "Then you bad a dense of a father, A nd as D.A. lielieveshisexperience at; Cutter es
you had,' sneered the goitre,. profligate
The father voeifer tad. "I °had a 'con- . second -en noneiri the Priiiince:havingoarried on
founded night better one than ' principallyerst-claescustomers,aed having been
butimesssxteneively andsuccessfullyi il Hamilton,
you, you cutter in one of t he Principe 1 Establishmen a 1 n
yowls ra,scal."
• . Edinburgh, Seotland, he earlessfystate to a
liscernine pnblic t ea t .
CLOTTING OKri -BE.- -.1VtaAwiT).71!
-Inseetabltstmienegesivothenhes Eleablisb.
Goderich. October 3rd. 1863.
nen tin Toronto or IVIontrea I.
A tailoring establiAment in Ottawa, has
received a large order fOr , pantaloons tor
thelted River .• volunteers.
.
tnember of St. John's Lodge, Ingersoll. it,- Sir Francis Rinks finding that the
- House did not consider his Interest Bill
' The Hon W McDougall was in his place a bait worth biting at, withdrew it as we
sal to/d at a glane.e.''
"ffol exclaimed poor Liver/here, who in the awl" °11 MondaY-badlY marked predicted la5.taveek. The Government is
wi- th Small poxe r now backing down so me& that we should
had greevrx pale by this time, and with _
NEW PATENT
.
I—I 4. -w: p- o Tt. mr,
)3TRACHAN & McIIINNON,I ,
sumettaing: which was not embarrassment -The peopleicf,Montreal are furious ab- not wonder if the next raove was a 1DLACKSMITIIS, -Nelson street, Goderleh, would
. _. ,..
-..,no, Miss Clara, I decidedly am not the oat' the silker ' question, • deelafiug the "break dowu."
alma therightfoiCarter's Hay Lifter, they,are now
_IIID intiiiiate to fermata ,and Otheralhat, -haying etik7,4
type of mantioeid which you seem to akis, Alliflallee, SO bee' greater than ever. The . prepared -to: furnish them at $5,00 each.- The are ;
mire, Is—is—yotir father ha ? Ieel- hands of several largeworkihaveiltriick"bee - : -,tGehelybfileir,tuhrehwiiieYse.a• •
, made in a neat and substantial manner, and hard given ;
With.little bees and honey ;, ' gyeat.satiefietion to those who have used them.
._ Atnagent Will beimit for/hajsile Of tholifterin a f
mean can I see hini a few moments r causethey werenApeddinbillson Saturday.
"Our girl teld yon he Wee asleep,. didn't ,Some of the ,rettulers tried to refuse
- They ease life's shooks, ,,:l ,- aim
Aar- waa the young lady's indifferent len- American silyerat par ; tut it was no go. ase,eiseich. JP.11 256,1869. -
swer, searching -for something., as • she ,
A correspondent of the Telegraph has 45 f;,-.4 't th
spoke, in the pocket. of her dreg',
"Be". madethe tout ofthe frontier towns of the - When w '' lc - - ._
They mend our socks, -
of•tess,when Weis induced to try thegreatShoslioness
xi_ on ey spend the mouey t NoTicv is susEBY -GIVEN, . T EfA.T APPLICA
LSI
mul y and Sash Saw -Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers,
Thr shing Machines, Seperators
orse 1-'0wers, 13rag Saws,
ON AHD WOODEN. PLOUGHS !
With Cast or Steel Boards, Drill Ploughs, Gang Ploughs,
ultivators, Land Rollers,: Straw Cutters,
A_gnaultural Furnaces, Potash Kettles, Suear Kettles, Salt Kettles, Waeon and Pipe Boxes,
ICOOTNG, PARLOUR AND. BOX _ STOVES.
ef the trio t improved kinds. Brass Castings made. an& Blaclesmiths' Work mid Repairing
done on s art notice. Call and see the STEEL MOULD -BOARD PLOUGHS, as von can
wet one v try ?heat-, for Cash.
Goderiah , Nov. 12th, 1867 w39
Sillier/ETERS AND THERPAOPRETERS .
MADE BY L. STINSTED, REGENT ST., LONDON, ElvelLAND.
(1
T.E gen :rat agent will, throngh JosbnaCallaway, call upon the people of this vicinity In the coarse of the
next m..ntlisnwith a full asabrtment of these now celebrated instrument% which we shall offer at the follow-
ing Extrearnery Love Fie -tees. Plain White Cherry Frames. $6, each ; White Maple on walnut Back,
from $6 to ;rat. according to tubes ; Black Walnnt Cases with cemmon glaas tubes $8 ; with flint bored tubes $10
to $20 each according tofinish ; fine Satin Wood frames. $20 each, with the celebrated Wooden Cistern and Screw
cut at the e ad ; Rose Wood Frame with Bone Dials and Franklin Tube and Cistern $25 ; English Wheel Bar-
nmeters in Mohagany Frame, wind dial and level, &c., attached, froni $12 to $35 each, according to finish, with a
fullassortr-ent of English and French Aneroid Barometers
Every Instrument Warranted fir One Year
from dateor sale. Having procured a correct register of every city and town in Canada, the height abnve tide
water or sea level ; the General Agant is prepared to altitude every instrument for each locality correetly, which
is absolute ly necessary to have them work correct on the Dials. ; irae A full assortment of Self Registering
Thernanne :ers eonstantly on hand at prices from $2 up to $10, according to finish. Farrtheat Parties desirous of
obtaining we of these useful instruments', which aecuaatel^ and invariably foretell the state of the weather from
24 to 48 boars in advance,should avail themselves of the opportunitywhich row presentaitself. The Agents will re-
main fora 'ew days only. Head office far the Dominion, in montreal. Respectfully,
June 14 1869. . J. 9. BOWES, General Agent for Canada.
General Mites to be Observed in Consulting the Barometer.
1. u the Mercury stays atolls%) inches. or the word Changeable," without -moving much, either up or down
the weatluewill be unsettled and changeable
2. If the Mercury rises to or above the word " Fair," fine weather is at hand.
3. Should it happen to rain when -the Mercury stands high. it witfibe local. and, very little of it.
4 If the Mercury continues to rise slowly --say for eight or ten days -and arrives at or above the line 'Very
Fair," the in summ sr, look fordrouth-if in winter continued froI.
5. When the Mereurt falls, it indicates fou I weather ; it' the fall b slow, it will rain ; ff.:pack, it will blow ; and
ft falls very low, a severe Storm is sure to follow.
Wheta during a storm, the Mercury is seen to rise a little, then' rest asanred the worst is over.
7. When the Mercury moves quickly, eitherup or dowa. the wee er that fellows will be of short duration. and
ice versa.
w20 -1m.
AMD0149:13.1pooL,9 WOOLG„.
THE undersigned would beg to inibrm his nUmerous customers and the public
J. the his
New V000len Machinery is now in Full Operation and in First Class Working Order
AND THAT HE la anant1 BETTER
PREPARED TO EXECUTE_ FARMER'S WORK EXPEDITIOUSLY
than last semen while starting his machinery all new.
CUSk4,121 & Cloth Dressing,
Spinning and Manufacturing,
will resell e prorapt attention. Having now on hand'the largest, best and cheapest
• • stock of of home made
„ .
FIT CLOTH, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, & WINCEYS, .
ever bee° e offerel 'to the 'militia in this part Of the Province, he would resPeafully request those wishing to
exchange heir wool to call and fudge for theniselves before appointing themselves elsewhere.
P. 'S.- e would likeWise cali the special attention of fanners to beware of wool teamsters and agents seeking
theirwoo for carding. as he has preyed it from the experience of former years to be a perfect source of annoyance
to them 1 various ways, that they cannot tee until perhaps too late to guardagainst it.
lie highest Market Price paid fn any quartity of gond Clean Wool.
• •
-
+
Bode Mt Woolen Works, 18tla metjasse.
PARK-
ER&CATTILth differentkinds, prescribed by friends, eqf no avail.
ing, at different times. three doctme trid medicines of
on me, and afterwards. 'sought medical advice, emuloy-
,
I continued toget worse and wasese. until the summer
THOMAS LOGAN.
East Street, Goderich.
w
cc
7t-
1—
`1131H1013
nAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
-ASSORTMENTOF CLOTHS
Consisting in part of Westof England Bread-
- cloths, Beavers, Girnitneys, Bearr.kins, Fai cy
English Seoteh , and French Tweeria,Casbineres,
-Doeskins, and a variety of Canadian Cloths;
Plain. Satin, and Flowered Vestings, Shirts,
tiloves, Gaps. 5sc., acc.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to a it
who may tavorhim with their orders.
TWEED SLUM (all wool)$12 andupwards.
eiZr B;--Ontting done to ilbeior. -.6311
Goderic 1, Sent 25th. 1866 - sw8
Auction & Commission.
G -OD ERICH &CLINTON
Esta,blisheci
‘1,2A LE of Nliscellantious Property in Co lerich
kJ every Shturday,,and m Gliuton eyery Wed-
nesday:
Moneyad vanced on Property r immediate
sale and proinpt returns made.
Farm Stook and otber Sales punctually attend-
ed to throughout the County,
w. M. TRU EM A N'S Auction Marl.
iar6 Markel' :square, fioderieb
Agent3, Read This !
UTE TILL PAY AGENTS A SALAnY of $30
yr week and expenses, or allow a large corninission
to sell our new wonderful in% cations. Addrese,
wii b. WAGNER CO.. Marshal Mic
STOP AND SEE,
'VEIL fonowing renorks on Testimaaans as man
1 wonderful and extraordinary cures in Cartade
the GREAT INDIAN REMEDY They are awns Ito
deniable and inconlestible tam& aufficient to convince
the most skeptical that the Great Medicinal Compoun.
anted after for saes is nowaccessible in the Great
SHOSEIOITEES REMEDY
for Diseases ot tne limo, Lange, Liver, Digestive
Organs, Kidneys, &c., as t% ell as Scrofula, Ine venous
Skin Diseases, Humors awl all itisaabea arising from
Imperil es ofthef mod, boldlv slate that this great
remerty has N VS, KR BEEN EQUALLED. Where
wasrthere ever suck a cure as that in the person ot
Wilson storms of BrielOon, C. W , of Conssumption ; or
thine( Peter C. V. Miller, Faarriestown, C. W.. aeon -
gumption, millet of Ambrose Wood,ofeonsecon, C.W.,
of Dyapepaia and laver Complaint, or that of Jelin
Hosey. of Napanee, C., W ot Rheumatism, who had
actually been on crutches no leers, in spne of all treat-
ment heretofore. and is lima well. Scores of surh cases
'irSet7race esu.id get a Circular ea
mizrght bneamii eantuoinheedDhruadg
unerationable certificates on the GREA SHOS.
HONEES RE51EDY and PILLS, and satisfy your
leiv; rice of the Remedy in large pints SI
31::r For Sale by all Oruggists and erg In Medi,
eine. Agents for Giglench, F. Jordan wind Parker &
Cattle <
AVHOLESAL.E AGPNTS
t.rti AN, ELLIOTT & Co. t
C KONTO.
OUNSPAUGH & WATSON,
& Co.,
& SON
110LBRoCIK & STARK.
sa..vuvrorf.
A Ai AMII sTON (4••
To Messrs.
CEkt.IBEELAIN
(110 let in the Term of Godench. for a term of yearie
1 Brick Cottage with a large orchard and Mx acres
of good Land For particulars apply to.
W. ID, ALLEN.
Goderich Sept. 27th 1869 w3et
Farm tor Sale.
Lo-"" and 54, Pnyfield Concession, In Die
Teweseir, oodencli Coruatning es acres,
of these over 50 acres elen real with gotel Freese
Barn, and Log House, about 21 milee from
Clinton. For Roarns of sale apply nt the Ilvdnon
Conn nri.ce at °clench, or to bir. WIC1141NLI
TtIN on the premises.
Gotleric h. Ont. Sent. 21, 1868. vs36 tt.
FARM FOR SALE,
T OT 10, CON. 10, W. D. •COLBORNE, 100 ACRES,
la 90 cleared, good dwelling house. frme Mta6,
with a commodious kitehen attached also good bara
and shed accommodation, good bearirg orchard, well
watered by two creeks runraing through the farm, and
gond wells One tail from gravel tomi. 0 miles seem
GoderIch. For particulars apply on the premises to
undersigned, or to Mr, D Ferguson, grocer Goderich.
C STEWART.
October llth 1869. w138-tf
FARM L'OR SALE.
F'DasAsAtlelfri,11.07). 133;tu-T;-colAntat iNnoing0,8C0onctit.re0.s.WDS
efeared, with house and bana. 'I here is a living c reek
on the farm. It is a aorner lot. Price $18.00 pei acre
rent $40.00 and Lazes. MA 41114 DILBEIN.
w 2.
London. Feb.2. 1865
Farm for Sale.
MEE subscriber otters for sale Ei of lot 2, llth cons,
W I). Ashileld, distant about utiles from Bel-
fast, containing 100 acres more or lens, 811 aeres clear-
ed, 8 or 10 chopped. 10 acres good ceiar .and the bal-
ance hardwoad. A new frame bootie, 18x24; gond
orchard and well. Selo olio -ins° on next lot. The
is good clay loam Price $1000, $600 cash and enay
ems for halanee- Farther particulars maybe obtained
from the proprietor, DENN 18 SHE A,
25th Nov. .1869. w45 6m* Belfast P. 0
-
TO SELL OR RENT !
MITE WEST 11 ALF LOT NUMBER EIGHT,
I feuriemeti concession of Sleben, on the
boundary line between Blylb and Welton, Poet
Office eneb way. Goad hardwood wel
watered 3 thirty acres eleara nee . Seventy
seven acres and a halt in ali. Wen fenced. Fon
turther part -milers apply to .hoae on the premises.
RANKIN .LA WWI .
May 27th. 1867. gars,
'SPIRE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
p011 SALE, IN THE rthr.acE OF WROXETER,
r half way betaveen Seaforth and Wolltertora
splendid property, coniprising a /louse 20x42 feet with
Store frontage, and 10 Village lots ; five of the loM face
theend of Main street, and the other five run to the
River Dinitland. This would be an excellent site for a
Grist or Sawmill or any kind cf manufactory. and
would be a capital stand fora Store, Tavern. or other
businass. The pmperty ill be sold cheap forc-ash -
or, on part-nayment, titne will be given for the bal-
ance. Forfurther particulars apply oa the prembios
to,
W. BARKER, Jn.
Wrometer, P 0
Wrorater Feb. 4, 1870.
FARM FOR SALE
ON THE
BAYFIELD GRAVEL ROAD,
DEING lot 22, first concessiota Goderich Township,
1..) 116 acres. 50 of which are c'eared. a never failing
erecl: runs through the land. The lot is situated on
the Gravel road about is miles fr.= the town of God.
erich. The land is a rich clay loam being veey
able for wheat or fruit growing. The lot will be snld
cheapand on easy terms. Possession can ha givea 1st
October, for particulars and terms. apply to G. H.
PARSON:a or to J. DAIISON, Esq. Goderich.
Goderich, March 21st. 1870. w9-tf
GODERICH
TO ItIE:NT.,
PHE undersigned having taken the above well -Meow
1 Mills into his own hapds is now prepared te
hem on reasonable terius to some competent perso
or one year:
For particulars apply th
WM PIPER-
Goderich. May 12. 1869. a -16t
FARM FOR SALE.
elp 147 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ABOUT 110
k../ acres cleared and the balanee good hardwood tim-
ber, a comfort .ble house and first-class frame barn% a
good orehiud. and well watered. Most of the land is
excellent clay. The farm is lot 20, 5th con., Galleries
Township 9 milea from toderich and 7from Clinton -
On payment of part cash. goad terms will be given for
the balanee Fur particidars apply on the preadem to
JOHN eKENZI E.
22ridJan.. 1870, wit( Porter's Hine, P.0
A RARE CHANCE.
LAKE SHORE AsHERY FOR SALE
s N.GOOD SVORKING ORDER. 11 POT ASH KET-
1 tles, 7 Coolers, 1 Soap Curb and Kettle. soap
aloulds, 2 Horses and 'a -artless. 2 gaod new Waggon%
Sleighs, 2 Whe.al Barrows, 4 Shovels. 6 Pewter Candi°
ISIould Stand% 3 lb in a stand. 2 Chain Plumps for ley
1 Water Pump and many other appendngestoo raer
011S to mention. In good stand and will be eold cheep
for cash.
133's 2,009 loads leached Ashes, 7 cents per lead.
Enquire of J. BARNES, at the Ashery.
___GoilerieL.Nov. and 1829.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
wt are prepared to make arreinaents with a few
T, responsible farmers to grow the
RAMSDELL NORWAY OATS
for us on contract for the erop Farmers wishing to
grow a profitable crop should address the proprictera
as :0110Wri,
D. W. RAMSDELL tCs. COa
218 Pearl Street, N. Y., or,
171 Lake Street, Chicago
sw64-2t
FA
RBI TO RENT.
THAT DESIRABLE FARM, ON BAY-
-K field road, 1 eine Lats 3 end 4, 3 con,
Gm:tench Containing 160 acres, of
which 100 are cleared. is to rent for stick
eeciod as may be agreed cn. The land is a
good, clay leam, and the buildings comfort-
able, with a large orchard in excellent
hearing order. The ferm is well watered.
Conway P. 0..
1 LI:Bs For further particulers apply on the ecaises
to
.7011N SALEELD_
Comity of
April 4tb, 1s70 tsw65-if
Lennox,Ontarlo
Canada. TWO FARRIS for SALE
Malmo, County Of Haslings,
Provirce of Ontario, Fela'ffilt, 1868.
PHIS is to certify that during the winter of 1866 1
was taken with a weakness'of the comics, which
gradually, etn.ing the spring of 1867, extended to my
knees, and on up to tny hips, and I became so weak
that I -could not walk, but war a nfizied to my chair.
For about two years. while this weakness watt corning
•
Rernetiv byreadletgthecures performed, in a pamph:et.
Atthis time I had begun to feet the weakness in my
hands ; in fact I was getting almoSt helpless. 1 have
taken two bottle -ea the Sh shonesa Remedy and two
boxes of the pills and 1 am entirely restored to liealth.
I never expected to .get better, but simply tried the
1 e tire sic _time will be made to_ the Parliament of the
sides Livermorees you've come to stay zaatern states, and finds no true of Ralinfulotkof Canada, at the seisiorrthereid next -aft* O'CLD ESPECIALLY CALL THE ATTENTIelN• OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
tuanteane there, for that' purpose, env e
. itai County of liuron, for a Bill of Divorce from Matil-
'44 Sharman. formerly Matildal3orland,iind-novr called
They heal us quick-
everaida,ys, an have bronghtyour port -
F niana. That is, if they love us. ; tbe expiration of six mentba front tea date of this
notice by.flobot shaman, of the Town °townie,: iti .1111 their superior st-Ock of
tinie do,. I euppose, at which to jiold The London _Free Pram says Sir Fraucia _If r.qta we die, •
aonfah with pa.
- - • -
- Mucks' eatimates are (authentic figurils.' Anctlet 'theY crY, . Tillie Kunt, on the ground °indultam e
,V•iteast poderle . the 6thIliix' of Caolier, A. D
- , . loliaItorafor applicatit
•
medicine as a sort of forlorn hope. This case of mine
Mr. Livermoveseemed to be regaining Vouched for by such hiylt authority, Anctraisa tcunbstobee ebbe.) us.- c4k-EKG & GARROW.
TOn.A.CCOMS
was no. a private one.bu t known tto all my neighbors
friends : and to any one3zyteAriNd as DIowistragTly.have
nry-to say try the Shostkiness 'Remedy I believe it
HE SUGSCEILEBWILL SELL '111E BUILDINGS
wSlwernirtttetoyobne. fore me at Madoc, EontitY of Hastitzge, and Lot at it.eserat ecenpiedsis furniture ware -
this 9th dayof February. 1869 A. F,Woon, J. P.& e, !roams cheep, ashe wishes to build Larger laza =ere
I hereby certify that have knovin Mrs 3Lsry I Suitable premises. Ihe hut dings are 111 goad eau-
.Donghty for the last fifteen years ; she is a Winnan of ditiozi. and szouldrialte aped dwelling tease at Email
,probity and truth. I have known her before, etaine, crawlas.
DANIEL GORDON.
-atrundesininecevehryerTlartliniescusiar1 Vex avoewlither8.tewrthiliflecantenzetroasbee
his eia-Plealaretort. "Sincer can not stea :Litegliton'a toceeepetion'S gone' as au audit-
usoft sale tvso very valuable FARMS in the Toi71.1
12 ship of Goderich. For partieulars apply te
JOSEPH BHA Huron Reed.
Godesich Township
November:25th. 1869. -w45tt
FOR SALE.
QTORS and dwelling house with lot, alto a gaud
1J -stone in the -village of fliturlandville. ens
mile from Goderiela in the centre of the Goderich ealt
fE .
wgrks ,s_ close and Ettore entirely new. aud cammotli
ovs. andi lot in excel/eat condition. Ter122.81Abc2a1„
Furtherparticularsepply to
Hr. 14 SPENCE,
-ScriericthP. 0
GoderichFeb. 19th. 1870;
ROUSE it LOT FOR SALE.
_
your father, Miss Townley," he said, stit• or and he bad botter be shipped. , Newfoundlahdltis-bade inccessfal
I should at onto take my departure."'
foiling visibly in manner, 'it is betterthati xisjor Robinson, of the.4reut zrafionxis ing this spring,:anct trade te,conseqiiently-: wt,
"A.nd why so, Lir 1' Th
cSZ C., eSCC1,1
been s.ppe!inted, United States Vice-Oonsnl PmsPeringi •
t1.1 • ••••
742P
r - . Also having just received a lerge supply of
at Winnipeg, and. that paper probably 24c1ratlana trial has resUltrid'iniiiii --•••-zigiip.Hif imam pigistx 1,1.1
_
"Lir Could Biebard Livermore be. goes into neer lesaull. , aantlittal for thelentirder of Riehardsou,
)iove his caw oars f Was this vixenish, The BuIfalo ExPresa mOrt ;--Thers' e ver
7-1 la 2tT bit-lAti It TAXA G
Thebase lasted- 2.1, days and th d et
lloYdstfitb, ozicrown female Clara Toirti-, *earns to be ceneiderable (air among onr, walieeeired b,Y. the audience witheiProw. A-pplY r•"•-; •
--fop me( icat or family Use. : •••
SJ•iSiz 14 I (4,13 0 JR _S,
was declared hopeless ; and I knowthat ehe has. since Gerierieh April Sth, 1670.
Detninionof Canada_
Vi'martlirencleo. ithe County of Ilastings,Frovir.ceofOntario
n her caseat has acted almost Ilk: tFh.ewpeoorfneran.tarnce. of TPRzAISER tot he Trust and LoanCompacy
errecovery, alwaya attributed her reeevecrerastolv the
hashoneea Remedy. Whatever may be the peculiar
rieties of this medicine, one thing ia aertath, thnt ItiOne7 to Loan on Real Estate,
ot/JpperCanada.
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