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H .ive These Know The Yanhee. Tne It. er ational Yacht Race- , Night's Oonatng. -
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nee day last fail, says a writer, in emelt- Tus SAPPER, Vieronicrus. I -" Dear me ! what teal that bov be ,tnto
• ne e it a au enina nt eierevtuan i.i leennee — . I next ? Well, two hours t , bedtime, ahd
, ,,ee tealsitio Inv a as tee anis the Thame3 ! The Brat of a series of three races. bet- then he'll be out of mischief for awhile -
timed., we e ere stepteel by an itinentrit 1 ween the American yacht Sappho and that's ene comfort 1' and Mrs James set-
, , ndr m incite -es who seemed to know I English Cambria, sixty miles to windward tled herself in her melting chain. and take
ei v senile:nee:1. .h„y s,„„e of these pie- ; and return, .which begun on the 10th, ter- ingnp some ruffling, resemed her chat with
aine of the etilese buildtngs of Lendoe, ' minuted on the following morning in the her friend.
eits' he seal, 'end von can give them te j decided victory of the Sappho, which beat j ' Bet what are you thinking of 2' she
%eta. Amcriean fnend de take home with i
lam.' Pim Cambria front the start at the latter's ! asked suddenly, ten minutee afterwards. "
best point of saihng, namely, turning to -oton wouldn't be so sober over myths
I e as in a berry- -bnt my wonderment , windward. The yachts were towed veiy nig we're talking about, I am sure.'
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A Deeiraie e Trio.
Some sensible person has git en publieity
to the followial wadi, which is certainly
beantiful :
Theye thinge to loae-Conrege, gentle-
ness and affection. e
Three things -to admire—Intellectual
power, dinaity an I gracefulness.
weeld have stopeed tf I had -been run- • early on the morning of the loth to a point 'Shall tell you asked Mrs Wheathly.
tette to a tire
Three ;flings to hate—Cruelty, arrog-
,
ance and ingratitnde.
Three things to delight in—Beauty,
frankness and freedom.
-LARGEST I
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1N ANTICIPATI6N OF THE EXTENSIVE BUILDING OPERATIONS
contemplated this Spring, the subscribers have laid in an unusually
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Fax iWar-JZZEHEAP LANDS FOR SALE
111, I
BEST ! AND - CHEAPEST 1. I -
COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE PAINTS, _OILS
Allan' and every thing required by Cerpecters,! Painters and others, "sat
All which they have marked at the Lowest Possible Rates, expecting that by lining st
Three thiegs towiah for-Healtlafriends they will double their business. As they -deal • exelu4ively with the best Houses i•
south-east of Cowes. As a strong easterly 'Perhaps you wont like my thought.' and a cheerful spirit. the trade, their assortment is not only the cheapest but
.1.1,,e ereatiou dd you kuow I was art wind was blewing and the race was to west- `Well, don't misunderstand me- or think Three thinge to avoid -Idleness,. loqua-
ericau 1 asteel. wurd, the course was up- .channel. The , blame you, for I do net. I know a ,;itrand flippant jesting. The BesrObtainable AnywhEire in the Cowaty
LOT 24. CON 4.
2'ownchip of Godoich,tontaining 80 acre:.
9 STOBY C9NCRETE 110USE. •NredTltiE GROUN
about 55 acretclea
lioor, Vining Room, Parlosa Kitchen, Hall and Bed
room ; on the Becond floor, Sithng Room, Lovee Fair
/IV Bedroom, and lour other bedrooms ; the Base
tient, Dairy Room Frait room Store room, Meat room
,orame Barn 82x32 feet. 7 Miles from Clittonand 7front
Soderich. • Gond large orchard of eve- 500 superior
ant 'bees. Soil. aeep clay loam well watered by
-wing creek and flowing welt The pmperty is sine
sed a miles from Lake Huron, of which good vice
411136 had from the door. Apply to James Wilkin
• on, Esq., ou the premises or to
G. M. TRUt MAN
Land Office. Goderien
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,t,t; anoldn't misedte that,' the American yacht Dauntless and the Eng- bright, active, restleSs . child does try
Three things to pay for -Faith, peaso
eieture-seller replied, at; h a quaint lish yacht Pleiad, and a number of other patience and nerves, and yours bear the and purity Of heart.
• et re Anterentt eel ever. E,nghsh crafts and steamers accompamed strain pretty well.. But- I could not nelp
I perebased a picture, and then asked the contesting yachts. The scone at the it -your words just now .awoke thoughts
hue te expisan himself. Edict wise very tine aud exciting-. It was and feelings sienewhat sad. For I have
'I would kiesw von hy your seft beaver arranged by the umpires that the flying kno en, dear Anna, what it is to have a
1,et, he said. 'filet's an Atuericau fashi7 start should be given on'a, .port tack hy night come, -when one misses the clasp of
or .' which the yachts would gain greater offing little arms, aikd is kept awake, not by the
it were not for that id' - towards mid -channel in case of a change child, but sorrowful yearning for her.
ganiced dew?' at. tity feet. of wind. The Cambria having won the And I have seen a mother, watchirig ever
•Yetir heote %%1)111.1 betray yen- NohodY toss, took the weather position, and thne a little lame boy, trying, with every.
ben Antereans wear square tuts.' . had all the advantage at the start. The
'We,1---what else ? Sapphacarried32 hands and a cloud of can-
•Yenr chat la hisk era. Englishmen al vaa, including, with her regular fore and
s e ear mutton -chop style.' aft saila, nutiatepantst stay sails and flying
ed -anything mole jib, While the Cambria only sat one jib
'If veil ween be offele d, sir 1' addition to her fore sail and other racmg
'Net at ; I atu seeking for itifor- sails, and carried 26 hands. The signal to
t14.11.' go was given at8.28 a. 'in. The Sappho
'1 eheuld knotv you by your thin, peak- wok the lead front the start, and by the
fel face.' time she was otf• Beachy Head and about
eil, my friend,' I said, 'fancy yon are fifty miles front the starting. point,she was
at nil, of your C -CL taio_; no hew. Suppose
titer 1 were &stiff, high-cree lied haaround
teed beets, iitten -chop whiskeft, and
h el a awe as red and chubby es any in
tein-te yon be alne tu knew me
tor an American thou I'
'eertain/y I shoeld, as soon an I heard
Toe speak,' the fellew triumphantly an -
s ered. 'Yon Americans einvertably cum-
menee every senteuce with a. well.
My Enelish friend laughed long and
heti at the nien's adroitness.
'I believe he is more than half right,' he
said. 'See if your nanottatity is not de.
%tested every where yon '
I t was even so. lu Paris I was iinpor-
tuned to buy a pheateraph of La Fayette,
bee:ease he was 'ex friend of all America.ns'
in (fewer:, a dirty vagabond -was clamorous
tet exhi'eit to rue the house where Celeen-
bus was horn, bemuse he discovered 'the
signer's great ceurtree ' and at Alexandria
tac &telex eel eappe'd by a raeged little
&et:en:lent nf t -ie Pharaohs, who besought
hati to take Lb ride on nis donkey. ‘.3trong
ti (Ink ey---fant donkey --nice Yankee
Doielie titinkeyr -VP*i his irresistible appeal
n the eel). English words he knew.
Arithmetic for Feniang.
A railway ticket from New York to St.
Peril cests about et35. The price of traae-
port thence to Fert Abercrombie is -a:35
mitre, teeth an extra charge of $3 per hun-
dred foa baggage cr supplies. And it is
then onty that the real trouble and ex-
pense begin even In undisenrbed times, c.f
reaching Fort C-arry. To cam ble the abiwe
tents of joerney weuld be much to under-
rate the expense. Add to this the
providing of untforms, iffles. artillery,
ammunititta cematissatiat Su pplies-
ady fer one theusand men, the len est num-
ber that could hope to have any success -
and end ina.v well &sk where the money to
pay for it Is tnentne from ? The dispatches
ef SA:Inlay last, frinn the great city of
Illinens, on Fenian movements, are by Ito
means releable ; they mey be regarded
only as one of the farms which the Clues -
vans adopt in the place of saying their
prey ers,
Tae Ye.cht Race.
London, May 18. -The third race of a
series bete-een the yachts Sappho and
Cambria, was won by the Sappho.
Evening journals concede the victory of
the yacht ,SVrepha: but the report of ahe
Press Associatieu awarde the rave to the
Calabria on the around that the Ne' ppho Assessment Roll. the Assessor was pesent-
is °singed to allow time furethe difference
of size, to the amount a 5 seconds per
ton, by Acker's scale of measurement.
Third yacht race between the Atnerican
yaeht Sappho and English yacht Cambria
was won by the forister. hs stated in a pre-
vious despatch. rhe evening edition of assessed to H. Farmer be struck off L -
the Time.s h&t the following details of the
contest: -Both ya.cles were becalmed for
a long time. rhe Cembria was the win-
ner for the first 20 utiles an the raze, which
was heat to ainilw tie!, and weathered the
AS,'sopho under 11 n hurch C.iff; between
there and St. Catheriues she tacked te
windward of her 14 times anccesst% ety.-
In orking alerng an Island iftsitort boards
from St Cetharines the mark steamer,
cempleting her fimt tride of triangle, the
dappho, femn her- greater length, fore-
rea,chted and weathered en the Gmbria,
doubeirtg the wark 40 secends ahead. --
Here _interest _in the race ended. The
mark steanrer had to take the Cambria in
tow. es, she -drifted with the tide. A good
breeze prevailed fur tbe first score of miles.
The struggle for weather position owe-
artmed considereble excitement- A dense
fug prevailed during the greater -part of the -
time. -
'Three things to contend for---"-•Hunor,
country and friends.
Three things to govern -Temper, ton-
gue and conduct.
Three things to think about-Life,death
and country. 0
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Questionable Tipple -They have been
analyztne some whiskey, gm and port -
CARPENTERS TOOLS, -
COOPERS TOOLS,
PAIN Fs AND OILS,
RED AND WEIITE LEAD.
GLASS AND PV TTY,
NAILS AND SORE WS,
GENERAL •HARDWA RE, Meats of the Best Quality in Se2son,
TABLE CUTLERY,
&a &re ro sun receive a share of their custotn. B. -The
•t .1 orbscriber would direct the attention of the public to
ale stock pf Christmati Meat on hand this
week. STEPHEN° ANDIteWS,
aMarket Haase, -Goderich.
DecemberlOth, 1869, , w48-tf
Ontario Carridge Shop
Goderieh.
Goderich 25th lanuaryt 870.
311R,ISTMAS CHEER1
1111E SUBSCR'BER BEGS TO RETURN TrIANK..
L to his customers and the citizens ria isoderich, tor
patronavelthey hate favored him war, and hopes
by keeping' . • -
Sing litmus a their weight of pain and wine in gtonington, Conn., and the result money by Ooing -to the
means she cenhi devise, te lighten the pas-
• I h • h h t h must be very comforting to the tipplers in
ate eat t a mot er say
and round tha district. 1 he port wine JA iur-IF; sty p3
a eat nese.
again, hew 1 would welcome noise and mue besides - various coloring and astringent
You will save
-401i, if he could only use his Iliad contained oxide Of lead and sill phitric acid,
chief !'
Tears ?toed in Mrs. James eyes, art 4
she sitid--‘Yes ; it is even so. How
strange I never thought of it before ! The
night may come in mere than one sense.'
'It will come to ns all, sooner or later,'
fully ten miles to windward of the Catub- returned her friend. There will be a .
clings. Prof. Sabina bays of this preci-
ous decoction that it w ld he hard to 6nd I k S (.1 i h
your
1.11SP &
H. GARDINER & Co ,
D ar et guare, o er .
Goderieh 1st A ril f870 is43-tf
a 'viler or more pernicious falsification ef
a wino or liquor than this sample.' A
pint bottle of whiskey was found to con-
tain sulphinic acid, lead, hem and fusil
nil. The gin consisted of lead, -sulphuric
ria. Tilt:latter, seeing it was impossible tune when our opportunity of doing and acid oil of jitniper oil of turpentine sitoar
and other' ingredients. Such are the
liquers upon which people make merry in
Connecticut. A repast of wooden hams
and untineen, washed down with Nail oil,
ntust beeacellent for the digestion.
to win, gave up the race, and wIthout
reunding the Umpire's steamer retnined ,
to Cewes, where she, arrived at four next
morning, accompanied by the Datuntless.1
The Sappho returned to Cowes %bout two
hours later. Ashbury frankly admits his
defeat.
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The Two Indian Policies.
[From the New York world.]
One of the most auprising things about
the Red River imbregno is teat the Cana-
dian ludia.ns have been the steadfast ad-
herents of the Dominion goverunteut. So
warm, in fact, has been their friendship
thatat has been with some little difficulty
they have beeneestreined front swooping
down upon the contumacious opposers of
British sovereignty in Manitoba. It is to
be observed that thmse red men are Dot of
a different race from these on our Western
herders, but to the full as savage-aum-
bering, indeed, as chief among them, the
fierce confederacy of the Six Nations,
which formerly, under the leadership of
the Mohawks, held their herelquarters in
this State. To this day they still roam
wild in the woods, and are as rnuch givee
to paint and feathers, and scalping, knives
and tomahawks, es ever; but, under the
wise Indian policy of the Dominion, they
wear their paint and war weapons for show
only, living itt peace and aunty with the
white man. Why, then, when the Eng-
lishman can maintain such friendship with
the desperate Mohawk, is it that•we of the
United Stetes must be perpetually nngag-
ed that- 'sickening barbarism known as
wnr on the Plains 1 The Canadian policy
leads to no wars, no slaughters, no disturb-
ed borders, no costly and frequent expeda
dons, but in addition to perfect peace.
procures the constant keeping on foot of a
wild but attached and serviceable light
militia that will turn out any day and die
for the Dominion. Our side of the picture
is too black to talk about; and, mortifying
as is the confession, it must be admitted
that here at least our neighbors excel nit as
far in humanity as instatecraft.
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S-TANLEY.
Council met to hold Court of Revision at
Varna, on Monday the 16th May at 10
o'clock a. al. All the members present
As there were no complaints against the
ed with a pair -of white gloves. Moved
by D Weeds, sec. by W J Biggins, that ae
there are no appeals, the Roll be confirm-
ed as correca-Carried. Moved by G
Castle, sec. by Dr Woods, that 4 acre!.
'The Men Who Aelvertise."-- This is the
title a a new beck just tamed, gtving an
account succensful entarpriee, teneetEter
with hints on the various methods of ad-
vertising. 'rhet famous eheiniet, Dr eT C.
aurae, who ought to bei in the Senate of
the United Statee, instead of his own la-
beratory, has approached a perfect avatent
of advertising. He regards .6100,000 per
annum expended in the proseeotion of his
task aa a mere bagatelle. The name spirit
is to -day advancing Helmbold tae
pnseession of millions. As a matter of
theeey smite carpers naturally arena that
advertising ie a Inemling„ and tat good
wares will recommend themselves. We
;May mention that A T Stewart, aand Her-
eon Bras. are men wits) amazed:eta their
alt'orisaticla of dollars by 'expending tens.
The work tto which we hate called the
popular atte.ntion seems telt be calculated
to e.chieve its initteion, aad to result in
abundant attecess. Of course, in a statisti-
cal volume of 700 pages., abjectis and not
subjents must be spIecten. to armee the
iessitilie lathed to the heneliteof advertising.
and we take thespeeial pleartire, inasmuch
as wo advertise ourselves, in calling public
attention to a work which fluting in such
eorliplete measure the purvoses of it
anther.
TEM CIAT-Cii-NIitEel'AILS.
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John Redford wait fotindgnilty of an
indecent assarett npon liannali,Rosser,
little girl of eight years of age. The evid-
ence stenvedcondnet oa .the part of the
prisoner of a very elevating character.
The judge, after coannenthig on the dis-
neeteeful &Attire of the offence,. referred to
tide new eximina.1 statutes rotating to this
offence, which awards imprisonment
and weipping in such a case, and proceed.
ed to seatence the prisener tu one month's
imprisonment and a whipping, to ,consiat
of -twenty strckes, be inflicted with*
r.4-e'-nine-taile, The judge remsriredthat
suit brutal conduct as the pXisoner had
been guilty of seetlied to hint to call for an.
rample such as Chia punishmene wouhl
Impose,. Seneeri him right ; lay on the
*trip, The punishment is to be -inflict-
ed within the preeincte tbe jail, under
the supervision of the jail surgeen.-free
.Ftess.
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Bushy's assessment and reduced 830 -Car-
ried. Meved by Dr Woods, sec. by G
Castle, thafJ Row's assessment for a bitch
which he does not own, be rednced-Car-
ried. Moved by Dr Woods, see. by T
Kers that J Hagan's assessment be re
timed 840 -Carried. Moved by G Castlt
sec. by Dr Woeds that the Clerk be direct-
ed te instruct the iiounty Treasurer to re-
tuit back taxes against lot 2 range M foi
1867 -Carried. Moved by G Castle, sec.
by T Keys, that the N of lot 13 in con. 7
be assessed to 8 G McCaughey of Seaforth
-Carried. Moved by G Castle, sec. by
W J Biggins, that 83.60 back taxes be re-
funded John Esson-Carried. Moved by
W ,1 Biggins, sec by G Castle, that the
Council do now adjourn to meet at J
Shaw's Hotel, Kippen on the first Monde,
iu J uly-Carned.
WILLIAM PLUNKETT.
T'p Clerk.
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Emigration. Prospeets.
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The operation of' the British and Col -
°Olaf Emigration Fund in London appears
to be of an extensive' character; The
ship _Medway with nearly 600 emigrants
arrived at Quebec- a few days since, a
enduring for those we love, will De over.'
And for this reason, let us try to ' work
while it is day.'
A Human Colt.
The residents in the Eighteenth Ward
have been recently much excited over the
birth of a child so malformed that nothing
like it was ever 'seen. On North. William
street, between Meeker avenue and Her-
bert 4treet, residesia Gernian family by
the name of Aufnacht. Nick and his wife
Gertie live in a shanty nu the rear of a lot
surrounded by stagnant tootle of water.
These hard workine and worthy people
were childless unaill the 3rd ultimo; • at
which. date their family was iucreased by
the birth of a little girl.
Ar. that time the child wail not so badly
formed. Within the past ten days its
head has been rapidly developing into re-
semblance of that of a horse. The fore-
head slopes at an acute angle with tbe
lower jaw, and the tipper jaw overlaps the
und,er one. The eyes are bright and
hungry lookina The nasal bone and cate
Wage extending down over the tinder hp,'
and endiug in an oval-shaped fleshy pro-
tuberanee, which merely joins with the
upper lip. The upper lip spoken of is
double. The 'whole front part of tlie upe
per jaw is wanting, and looking into 'the
inouta tio pa'a*.e or roof is seen. The ton-.
gne is bifurcated; andthe gums ot the hot -
tete as well as the top double section in
the mouth are flattened much more than
in au orilinarn child. It receives nourish-
ment only by hand,being nuable to nerse.
Is devours voraciously the food given in
it, and eats as much as could be- stowed
away by three children of its age. Des-
pite its appetite, a gradual decline is noti-
ceable. When born it was quite a, fine
child bodi.y, but within Iwo weeks past
• the limbs have Leen gen% i.sg thin, and the
leg joints have swoden. The monster
breathes stenturioualy, as an equine does.
The sound made by it in respiring would
deceive one into the belief that a -horse
was near. The father, Mr Nicho
Aufnacht, isa native of Hesse Darmstadt,
and Gertrude, his wife, coMes from Hesse
Cease!. She is thirty-four years of age
has been married titre° years, and the
wonder deseribed is her first and only
et
The cause of the malformation is sim-
p'e. Last summer, while enceinte, pas-
sing the carcase of a dead horse. the ef-
iluvia so overcame her that she threw her
haud to her heat', uttering an exclamation
of terror. The poor abode has been run
down with visitors who have seldom: been
generous eneugh eo contribute to the sue -
port ef th •se peer people. Nicholas is a
hard-working mair, whose ill-healtle and
ignorance of our language have made his
aoj 'ern here a tedious and etiffering one.
Lie emigrated from Germany a year ago.
-Brooklyn Eagle.
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The Editor of the Lexington (Mo.)
Caucasian, who some weeks ago uttered a
wail, a howl, and a groan of despair coin -
Wiled over the ratification of the Fifteenth
Amem men , or "bedatnnedment,' as he
eloquent.), calls it,- continues to indulge in
greekly spasms ou the same subject. One
of his later offusinns is an original negro
melody in an awful strdin of de,sparing sar-
casm. We present a specimen stanza :
Go 'way w lite. men
Don't cone nigh,
Gizzard -foot and shinbones
Chalk in the eye.
We are now all vottsts,
Ekil 'fore de Iasi --
Ching -a -ring -ring a clung,
Ciadg-a-ring chew.
This is, indeed. very cutting, very bitter
particularly the last two lines which are
supposed to indicate an eesta,tici_ 'break-
down' on the part of the 'deg -toothed,
gibbering chunk of a Yile-udoied Egyptian
blackness.'
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We believe Nessus has for ea, long time
enjoVed a distinguished reputation on ac-
enunt of that little taateaetien of hie in
the shirt business, but at hest Nensus has
met more than his match in iv man who
dwells in the romantic village of Hopkins -
vine,. Kentucky. This man had the small-
1:Seee proportion of whom are now in pelt and lived through it without changing
f.ronto awaiiing location. The ship his shirt. When convalescent, he gave
Ganges with upwards of 51 0 statute ad- the garment le a colored woman to bury.
tilts Is on her way to Canada; the Tweed But utiltarianism and temptation overetune
fihe gave it a cireless washing, _and
the Awn and tlielViger are to follow by her•
on the following ;Sunday, her tole -man'
the 28. of May, bearing 850 more,making
appeared in all the glory of a white %lied
allueether with those who arrived in the shirt.,
In due tittle he was taken with
Medveoeh 1,800. 'the Society has now saiair.pax end diecl soon after, atid,strange
on its hooks 2,500 eeplicetions for pass to say, so did live others who snecessively
?gee. At a recent meeting of the M meg- came mat possession of the fetal garment.
lug Committee of the gand,the Secietary Nessus killed his one man, Hercules; With
said pat the.titended emiorants as a rule an. efibrt, but this HaPkinwittiai hillea
paid op -the-contribution. oe'f' Z3 towards.. his half dozen Ltri_thent. half, trying- , -
their passage. The brrths engaged _by -RE( R4vErt BOATS.—Tne trial trips
the Sueiety, at a post of £5 5s. each. ad- to the Red River boats ware algae in To-
m/ would amount in round numbers to Foto on, Saturday ia presenee of • ca
ZIO-,000, of %thick the eniigranta • would Wolsley, And - others. The. boats *ere
pay over £5,500. The fundsof the Su launeheci at Hamilton's iTharr and man-
ciety amounted to X8,900, and deducting ned. The. ope intended for 0°1. Wittig
IWO that the £4,5011 expended as above, is a perfectitiumph, or art. Tne little
a sum of £4,500. would reinaiti for future prepelleria engine works hpautifully, . bit
shipments. . • the flanges of the screw are not large.
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enough. New ones are to I.)o Stibstittited
TIIE PARIAtit OT in
., sAuvr The. boat 'has thirty feet keel, and fiVe
' feet two inches beam, bUt _can be pulled
- CANAL.
- easily by six men,. though intended" for,
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SECOND TROVOLT'S.
. VASE *P ABORTindia—lpr.
PERMISSION GIVEN -TO SEND SUP- Oronhyatekha held an Inquestin Prank -
PLIES riiitouGH. - ford on ithe body of a girl named :Mary
Wagner, who had died under. suspicious,
(By3Te/egrapit.) eircunistanees. Dr. Day 'held a .pest
mortent, and testified that the girl, 'had
WURINCIT", MaY 18° come to her death by an abortion pioduc-
Vpon the assurance 'of Minister Thorn- ea by mechanical Meng. Ifranktord is
on that the Expedition tu the Red-,Rwer getting rather notoriout for casco_ of thia
country was of a friendly character, kind, hid wo howl some clownt stepi
President Grant has given permission to
icud tupplieu through ,tho &wit sto. will be taken to brifigthe guilty parties
to justice. This horrible crude must not
Marie Caual.
be allowed te take root in ..Canada. •
The .prese of Paris do not realise any of . - ' -- ' 'it—S--- •-
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the visioned greater froecicint they were Mr, Monsen, the Under-Secretary -of Eimund Bennett la on Ins:. trial, at
led to expect fronithereeentradiadchange flute for eft amioniee, stated inthe House Pembroke assizes for malfeasance of agile
in the polio,' of tha Severer, The -Mar- a Ocumuotut yintorday evening that the in big poOtio i of roaming. offieer at *
-10iilalle hes heeltelitieteided twemolithe for Government bad refused ' to allow their aketion of Sir Francis mucks-. . _ :
- publishing est ea`desirpf- article., the writer troop, kr remain in New -Zealand hut The last cue of indolenoe reportedie
of the artiaie onaiiieseted to six months' would guarantee &loan to tbat emmtrY of that of 11, matt nautedA. Hole,,, who Was so
imPril"olueoto awl to p4I'lt nu* or 5,00a S10,000 per anutnn, for five Itedne for the lazy that, in writing this Dame, 110401ply
frarwit„ and Oa memegtrur tallitor get* one promotion of emigration anti the 1112Prove" used the latter ‘A,' and then punched' a
;,, .-. .,1, ,,,.- - , - ;.,.. i*: c: V, ..9(.0 franca. ment of meant of iisSernal coomlomesttion. bole throuili the paper.
.
•
Lord Eldon, whn recently died in 'Aud-
en, left his whole fortune to a lunatic asy-
lum, alleging that hte had gained it by
pleading in Chancery; and that, therefore,
it -should go to the benefit of mad men,
since no one but a mad man would prec-
tice in a Chancery Court. •
The IJ. S. census takers get two cents
for every name taken, ten cents for every
.farm, fifteen cents for every productive
establishment of industry, two cents for
every deceased person, and two per cent.
of the whole amount for names ennmerat-
,ed for social statistics, and ten centa a mile
fer travel.
Two young girls at boarding schonl,devo-
tedly attached to one annther, finding that
at the close of the term they were to be
separated, concluded to take poison and
.die together rather than live apart. -It
was accordingly done, bet, discovered bv
the teacher, powerful antidotes were ad-
ministered, mei the girls lived. Each ae-
cased the other of treachery, and, after a
dreadftil quarrel, they seperated, the most
deadly and bitter enemiese
As the members of the Massachusetts
Legislature mnved slowely in hacks
through New Bedford's streets, an old
lady, attracted by their solemn and digni-
fied appearance, . stepped into a store and
asked, Whose funeral is that ?' The
shop -keeper renlied, 'Why, that's the
Leguilatnre."Dn tel,' said the old lady,
'when did he die ?'
•
Mr. Mackenzie, witit striking and
generous courtesy, refrained from review -
ng the -Sessi, n, account of the absence
of the Premier. He was honorable enough
not to attempt to criticise an abeent foe,
who was lying on a sick -bed. This is a
lesson to all of us worth remembering.
- •
The' latest advices from Sydney are to
March 26th and from Auckland to April
4th. Great floods had prevailed on. the
southern cnast of' Auetralia causing im-
mense destraerion of property and great
loss nf life. The gales had been very
heavy, and numerous shipwrecks had
been reported.
From the easy expectoration, iner-avil resptratory
power (Alas Love, and the renewa/ of irritation. mani-
fest from cessation of Cough and other alanningaymp-
toms after using Fellows' Compound Syrup of Hy-
nopeospnite.s. it is clear that the formatien of tuber-
culous matter is not only stopeed, but that alreaay de-
posited is being carried away. -
Price 81 50. a bottle 6 for 37 50. Sold by apothec--
aries and sty F Cuirdill &Co., wholesale agents, Mont-
seaL
•
Dr. 3, Briggs., Threat, and Lung Healer is pleasant
o take and unstreassed for its effieacy in curing
Joagh, Bronchitis:lye. Sold by Druggists.
To those Who suffer from Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
Chilblaius Frosted Feet, &e • try Dr J Briggs' Cur-
ritive. If Reed liberally as directed, relief is imme-
diate, aad cure certain. Sold by Druegists.
For ColdS. Cough, Bronchitis. Consumption. and all
Diseases of the throat, Chest. and Lungs. Dr I Brier%
Tbroat and Lane Healer is a certain and relLable.R7
tidy. Sal& by DruggIsti.
Frosted Feet. Chilblains, Corns, Bunions, Bad kalif;
.ke., are positively cured by the use of Dr J Briggs
holent Ctirative. This Remedy has been compound
ed with gh•eat eare. and tised as eireeted, never fails
.aohl by Drnggis to.
Catarrh, a disease w-hich distreases us and dlignets
onr friends, can bei tautly relievedandquickly °urea
by using Dr J. B iggs' Alilevantor, an invaleable
Rentedy for alt pain nd inflammation. Sold by Drug-
gists.
Dr. Brig,gs' Allevantor. ior the Cure.of Catarrh,
Neuralgia, Riteunmtion. &c., Is unrivalled. In a
thorough trial of its virtues, all will acknowieage sits
superiority. Sold by Druggists,
If with Piles you are much afflicted,
And sought for a cure in vain •
Use Briggs' Pile Remedy as dliected
Yon Will both health and peace again. •
Dr J Briggs' 5' Co, go. 6, King Street, Weat Toronto
Dr .7 Brigis' Remedy is acknowledged by all wha
nave tried it (and their name is Legion) to be the beet,
most sty:cassia' and efficacious Remedy ever used foi
hat disease. -Fold by Druggists,
All persons mitering fronaPiless Internal, Bleeding,
External. or Itching Piles, will be immediately relieved
and eventually eared bruins D.rJ Briggs' Pile Remedls
Sold by Druggiats
• .
Suffereis from Corns, trunione,Dad an.dthOse
torttning afflictions Chilblain% are wan reccimmend-
ed nse Dr Briggs' well-known Curative for certain:
reliefand pesitivecure. 'Sold by Druggists.
Consumptivee, try Dr. J. Briggs' Throat and Lung.
Heider It will relieve and eine you. For alt diseases
ofthe.Throat, Chest, atid Lungs, nothing caii surpass
ts beneficial olfeets. Sold by Druggists.
BARVE--,-310SE -POTATOES,
- oessoo e 114 .!.• 2 *.
,•
.dRii113.' it IC ilinelatti4iiilititiL
- this- pinnelannoTaregedeffiffdrit'ethetlmienal
stork 04 yatratitge g. -Also EARLY; GOOD-
RICH- frOm st.''.da•Bettee 4'; Co., • seed merchants,.
Hamilteins
M
Veaffilde of Market -An -49*
odericla. Api1118th 1870.
3:). .41. 3iet
RETURNS tirtifmosTsi NCIOKErTH AMC'S
fortheveryilatteringeacouritetement be hae
PIANOS, 141}MDEONS,
RUT. 1111431C,
THE SUBSCRIBER IN RETURNING THA NKS FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONRGE
-•• He has received -luring the past year, respectfully begs to jutimate tient he is now pee
pared to furnish
Pianos, Melodeons. Cat.iinet Churcia Organs
OF ANY :MAKE MANUFACTURED
Ai prices and terms which defy competition in 'this section.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
SHEET MUSIC SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE.
*arch 1870.
R. J. WHITELY, -
IS still in fall operation, and is turning out super10
Carriages, Bugoles Wagons
of all kinds, SLEIGHS, CUT muss 4.e.
A number of hrst class 'Buggies on hand, and for sale
cheap for cish Prices of all articles In the line that
will compare favorably with any in the County
nptedald to Wagonand Carriage Re-
pal,,,rrinrtigAceil,liatwoartktenwtairraon
Goderich. gov9th 1869
R. J WHITELY.
as42
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
—0-0-0—
MATTA CALLAWAY.
Goderich.
North Sile Markat S
Imre.
9-m "
Mattrifantarer of and dealer in
ERICH AR D PIKE.
mv- Ls CD V EL A. 11Q* 1170 M 3D
or ALL '
A very large Stock of Crockery.
SplenAlid China, Sets.
BIERAL GED LEREES
<of' A3.1. MS -1/3.01.01
• ,
CHEAP AS THE MAPEST.
',Platform and Counter ScaleS of best make
END1-1.
ROBINSON & YATES.
Cloderich, Sept. 29th, 1868. ' w4.7 .
r.12 E CAN An/
Permanent Building & Savi'ngs Society
DVANCES Or APPROVED REA ESTATE
SITUATE IN WESTERN CANADA,
1 t o N THE FOLLOWIN. G FAVORAII!..E TERMS :
, 5 syenti.r9so. 10 ya2ra. 15 years.
Amonnt required to redeem each $100 advanced in .. ..: ...
.. . 26.b5 16.4b 6.50
If pa) able half -yearly . ... . .
It payable yearly ..... . e
as well astne lin3telrest
, TLobrosboavt eprino:noritotioennattsei oractiood.ofoor s21,n1c,i6ig.lirpourndlt2wyehajorsti. nays 0 fr the prim ;04
of the loan, so that at the exturati an of the term agreed upen, the debt is enirelv wiped out. The full
amount ol the loan is advanced. and on payment is required before 'the end or the halt -year -or veal.
Payments :nay be made in a lvanee.and interest mellowed therefor ; cer the mortgage men be re:leem.
ed i ni full at any time the borrower desi,es, on el titable term& EXPENSES STRICTLY MOD
ER49 7E. -For furtherinformation,appisr (prepaid) to
HORACE HORToN Fsn.,
Appraiser to the Social.. 0 odertch .
HERBERT MASON.
Secretary and Treaserer, Toronto:
landerich.16t1 Oct.. 1866
w38sw
IMPORTED SEEDS.
New Seed's I New Seeds !
P tl C TTL -1
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR A.NNUAL STOCK OF
ported Field and Garden Seedsd
Whi h for quality and price cannot he surpassed by any respectable House in Canada. —
A li eral discount allele& to C until Dealers. Remember the stand%
PARKER it CATTLE'S DRUG STORE,
Goderieb, Feb: 24th, 1870. vr21 • Market Square.
E STANDARD LIFEASSURINJE
'3EistECIalishecl 1825.
la:f. whip!' is now united- the- Celonial, Life AsettranCa -Conipanye --Head office- .for
1
Canada :.-Alonireidatandard Compahy's Buildings, Nei 47 Great SL Jamee Street.
i(anagere-W.M*,,Itamsey. Inspector—Riceard Bull. ' ' •- , , -
• ACCIIMULATED FUND - , slo,00d.Y000*
ANSITAL nycoftz - ;,, , . ..... 3,5000300.
The Zontipany haviogdeposited the sum orszso,noo tvith the Reiieiver General, invonformity
with le Insurance Aet pulsed high Session. Assuranceritill continue to be carried out at
nod ate, tales- and on,all different systems in practice, ''' e
ferees i—Dr.-DICDou-rall,'Dr. McIdickiug..
v 1. xii Ilb. 42: ;'.. CALL0*-Alr, Ii., ' i-,
... . ,
.., . 1. - Agent f?-fzeoferlph.
.
1DERICIII WOOLEN FACTORY
(KNOWN AS PIPER'S MILLS)
HE MARKET GROCERY c ".N! s
Plug. Fine Cut Chewing
and Smokjng Tobacco.
9
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Pipes & Smokers/ Fancy Goo da
etc., etc.,
T aE BESTBR 1.NDS
of all the above named articles always on
hand.
SUPrrTs OLD STAltD,
MARKET SQUARE.
Goderich, April 1st, 1870.
NEW PATENT
1-3: "Y" R
"iTRACHAN & McKINNON,
1111LACKSMITHS, Nelion stree Godetich, would
..1J intimate tofarmers and others that. balling was
*staged therightfor Carter's 'Hay Lifter, they are now
prepared to furnish them at $5.00 each The are
made ma neatand substantial mannerosnd have given
•emeat satisfactionto those who have nsel them.
An agent will be out for thessaleeof Eal. isisee in a
aays.
Goderich 25th.1864.
TOWN- OF CODELUCH.
T OTS 1328, 1324. Et 18'4 $2,0 each, a eaaneisess, park
.L1 Lots 2 and 3 in env A. Lots 116, 149 and 150 24110.
Towissiepof Wawnt osta North 24 acres lot 18, ere,
160. 'resemble of Ashtletd, Soutfierly 10 acees of E
4, :co aleuth lot 1, con 4, W. D., SLOW
21,ppiy to
THOMAS WEA THERA LD
P. L. :surveyor, (Student+
Godench Dee 18th 1168. le eta.
TO 2—
MO let the ,Tonsa of Goderich. for a term ef years,
▪ Brick Cotthee with a large orehard and Mx acres
of good land Fer particulars dpply to.
w. D. ALLEN.
Gaderich Sept. 27th 1869
Farm for Sale.
LO'" 5,q nett 54, Mayfield Concesgion, in the
at%
Township railectlench Containing 68 acres,
el These over 51/arms cleared with gord Frame
Barn, and Log -House, shunt 2i miles from
Clinton. For Terms of sole uppiy at t Avow/a
Court office at oderich, or to Mr. WiCiteiNG
ToN on the premis.es.
Goderich. Ont.Seet. 21, 1F68. 'Oh tf.
FARM FOR SALE,
mitie•••010
T OT 10, CON. 10, W. D. tOILBORNE 100 ACRES.
la 90 cleared, gond dwelling house. frme 22a36.
with a commodious kiteben attaebed also gond barn
and shell accommodation, good bearirg orchard. well
watered bytwo creeks running through the farm, and
gond wells (Metall from gravel load. e smiles front
Gederich. For particulars apply on the prendee3 to
undersigned, orto Mr. 1) Ferguson, grocer Goderich.
C STEV7ART.
October llth 1269.
FARM FOB SALE.
•Bill•m1M••
VORSA.LF, .0B TO RENT.- Lot No. 6, eon ie. or.
.r Ashfield, Co. baron, containing 80 acres. 2.5
cleare-d, with house and barn. 1 here is a living c reek
on the farm. It is a :sorrier lot. Price 518.00 pet acre
eents$40.00 and taxes. MA It 1 DLPKI N
London. Feb.2. 18% yr 2.
FARM FOR SALE
ON THE
BAYFIELD GRAW,L ROAD,
DEING lotrai firskeoneesaion Goderich Township.
11111 116 acres. 0 of which ar cleared. a never failing
creek runs through the lande. The lot is situated on
the Gravel roadahout miles from the town of God-
' erieh. Tholand is a rich elay loam being very unit-
' able for wheat or Malt growing. The lot will be sold
cheapend oneasy terms. Possession can be given 1st
October, for particsslars and terma. apply to G. IL
PARSON:, or to J. DAVISON, Esq. Goderich.
Goderich, March 21st. 1870. w941
FARM FOR SALE.
riF 147 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ABOUT 0
V acres cleared and the balaace gond hard ad 311 -
her, a comfortable house and first -el s ra tirz.
good orchard, and well watered. alanosti otn'eheballidn' 39
,ersonwennse_nit clay. Tire farm Is let a19,, 5th con!, goleadeitt
I tp mile_s from Coderich aud237tyfrothilembeipertlitninistoens.:0
On payment Of pan cash gond term:
the balance For pante; tars apply °yen f"
22ndjanat870. seltf jOHNII'laistPill9;sis'HilFiti, P.0
A TURF. CHANCE—.
LAKE FRORE ARIIEMOR SALE
4 N GOOD WORKING ORDER, 11 POT ASH KETs
1 tles, 7 Ctiolera, 1 Soap Curb and Kettle. 3 soap
Moulds, 2 Horses and O.arness. 2 geed new Waggons,
3Sleighs. 2 Wheel Barrows, 4Shovela. Pewter Caliche
Mould Stands, 8 lb in a stand, 2 Chain Primps for ley
1 Water Pump and many other appendagestoo laser
aw64-om ons to mention. Its good stendand will be sold cheap
for rash.
- 2,000 loads leached Ashea, *7 cents per load.
rnquire of J BARNES, at the Ashery.
Goderielegsav. 2nd1869. wa:
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
vii -u are pia:pared to make arrangements with a few
resnonsible farmers to grow the
RAMsDt LL NOICWAY 0 Ts
for us on contrast for the emp Farmers wishing to
grow a profitable crop shbuld address the proprietors,
as ;ethane
D. W. RAMSDELL Sr. CO , •
218 Peall Street, N. Y., or, -
e 171 Lake Street. Chicago Ills.
Z
sw64-2t .
fonowing yemasks _on Tem:mown& of mom
1 wonderful nun extraordinary cures t anade
theGREAT INDIAN PR..; vurv 'they are awn!, un
deniable and ilmonteetible terra sufficient to convince
the most iskepticalthat thetireat Corrupoun.
limed after for ages is ileac/accessible in the Great
SHOSIFINEES R:EMEDY--
for Diseases ore tne 1 limos Litugs, ,Lwer, Digestive '
rga . , 013
Skin Disease*, Eium4s, add all ;flambee arisiitg from
reinetif has 'NI:1c Isal RP.Ro4 1:411ALLBIL Where
was there ever such a cure as that in the petann ot
Impurihes ofthe I toad, wr boldlo state that tins great
WilerneStorme of Brighton, C. W., of Coneumption - or
yr NI, 0 Milt
thatof Peter V. V. Miller, Earnestown, C. W.. of-C"ons ship „resftr:onagay.ofioeuldratrinoithe Tu017,4)ii-
of Dyspepsia and Liver Complanit, of that of John
us a: epyti.00nf, oNrathimattioefe A. ern.11,7eatiVirKohde,ou inf Catzsnek,Co nw,hC:lbta',,d, „beitio_Lot-5,--BvfieId Reed, south. COntaine
actually been on crutches tot tears in spite of all treat- inse isia aeres of' land 1110r6 Or 14'88 Good
as Kidneys *e as unit as Scrofula tnn van
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERWILLSELTOTHE BUILDINGS
and Isot at present occupied as furniture wan -
morn& cheep, as he wishes to build Larger and 17103re
;Suitable premises. Ihe buinlings are in good con-
dition. and wouldmake agoad dwelling house at Brasil
expence.
DANIEL GORDON.
Goderich April 8E1,11870. syra8 lisa
DIF'AR TO ItriiT.
THAT DESIRABLE FARM, ON BAT-
A field road, Seine Lets 3 end 4, 2 eon.
sendelich rp. Conteit.ing 16t1 ecres, ot
whieh 100 are cleared, is to rent for such
eel iod as. may lie egreed cn. The land is a
•olid, elny loam, and the buildings cerafort-
0,1e, with n large eitehard in excellent
osaring order. The farce is well watered.
For further particulars apple.' on the premiees
0
JOHN SALKELD.
April 46, llP70 tee65-tf
IWO FABT43 IT SALE
ra'sOlt sale twc very vain ble FAR in the Toon
1.? ship of Godericia For p mtieulars appsy to
'OSEPI3 tv, oieeoe Read.
Goderich Tocensh,p
i7ovember 25th, 1869. IT451O
FARB! ilk/
lair ED% COMPOSED OF LOT al, GOSI1EN LINE.
JJ, T,ownship et Stault y, onuty of Huron, IfS0
notes, 100,aeres are in a high etate ofeultivation. Tam
tend is of the hest quality mad wellfencal (agoad heard
fence along the front.) There are on the promisee a
dwelling house, frame bam 16 by e7 feet. granary,
atableand blhed 105 by 24 fres, well fenced orchard of
too bearing trees. two never faihng wells with goad
pumps &e. This fine property is situated on a ..,-,ravol
road. andeonneeted by good gravel roads with C11nten
(10 -miles) and by a road, said to be the finest in tte
provinee, with the excellent markets of Bayileld (4
Miles) and teaforth (12 ntiles). For furtber penitent-
areapply tri D. feemi-egall. Auctioneer, Dayaeld, or to
FRA.IsCIS MARTIN,
unties premises.
Dayheld. 7th Dee. 1869. wa6-6m•
Farm for Sale.
.1,11•••sl,
men* heretofore. and is now well. 'Scores ofeuelicases brick house frame bares. sheds. &is
turogNestuhoistahRlehhcieErtir antesd .pionbis.
might be mentioned
33811 we ellaeteli.e Glitea r sooS•
and satisfy your s
.. a
selyPerice of the Remedy in itiadvDgeemper.ittit: te*di
ciF1'ie. AliFflgre6ntsalefoleYallodieDrirachg,g1IP.A.lacircian and Parker &
Cattle
,
tl-pull nt the Drug Store and get a. Circular ot Good orchard, good Striae/ pi water, lee.
t .
Twins easy, apply toi3„ ufie}30 P. 0.
April loth 1870.
JOHN ESSON,
sw70 4t
.
.
IVHOLF.SALE AGYNTS:
3...T2INER & Co.,
trOkfif,rt,ttorrfr ( a., „moray.
DUNSPA11011& WATSON, 4 ."`"
e's
riT,qinog.K TARE, runturom
- A HAMILTO ken_
-
VO Messrs. _
AL MBE/MATS
&
STU:89
cOnWity T. O.. .
County Of
Lettimx,Ontario
Canada,
• ress s Mabee', County of Hastings,
_ Ontario, Feb. 9th, 1868. t
"nuts erteeertirethittdering the winter et 1868 I
'IvaStaketi with* weakness of the sinees,.which -
t12117,41tedurabesiirlag of 1867, extended th
,aaden uptomy inps, and I becatim so Weak
that I could not walk. but war tA ntined to my chair,. aee
Forabotettwoyeare. while this weakness was coming tiritON SMNAL.
and afterwards.lisottglit raedlealadviekemnloy-
ing. atilt -thereat times.three 'Warne sno 'medicines of
difermtkinds, ereseribedbytrituda bt. tof no *oath FOBLISITED-SEMZ-WEEKLY AND WEEELF
Glenburnie 'rum for Sale
TOWNSHIP or GODERICE.
••••sor
1.0 Vtizawte8dromnirliltharamircelblineclifionerlasna fulroCroldginslt
rich to Bayfleld, from which it Isseparated by the Day -
field Riv`r. It contains 212 ;sterns. 110 Pettis sander
feuce, 70 acres clear of stumps and Ina high slate of
cultivation, soh:dela clay loam; beels good herdwitscl.
It is sell watered by two living 611-611111S. .4112 orchard
of140apple trees in bearing --fruit very ebeice; ease, a
few pears, plums, peaches and cherries. and e few
grape Nines. Two storsteonerete henee, a2 by 42 feet,
cellar size ref thelionse. Ratio barn 45 by al ft.
This is arare epportemity teficcure a geed feint cane
Lake Sluire, wheels fruitzaisingis muds thore success
fat than her inland. Apply 4o
- WM. ITAILL,
a G. IL TRUE3IAIT, Land Agent, tsciderieb,
Marcb 15 1870 w0tf
ESTABLISHED 1848.
_
T H E
r ct- T. I S .Sz 'S (:) IN: S, : . , _
Iventinued toget -worse and wease. until therammer
1 Et aiV ea was ineuesetotrytheareateeesiumess
Remedy byreadingtherurespertormea, in a paniphict.
time Iliad begun to feel the' weaknees in mv
.ESPECT F CM'S intimate$ to farmer5 and others tbat 'they are prepared to fdl mud'
aceetedsinceltecenuneneed businerti in Gode- , .
• ail oruert in . . c - boxes oftharrillsand 1 tin etttirely restored to health.
R ,, , .,_ . . . - , . . . taltealtwO'bottleatif the Sit slimiest; Beniedyene two Lilllia"E6 '-'171"mez-eatve/e'elive:,40'1%°na a a?2eac').F.' Y..(si
bands; la -heti leas getting altnot belpless. 1 lifiv'e . -
heordershrought to him lnateentott !laving J. , . 7.. _ .- watecaseriveteouebutknown to an my neighbors . re)
_ e. se s TES el. ADVBRTISING
40W Seottredtaflaitiesi0 D . c to s . tilos . Dyeino. zattootto . ana meads ; Adtoanyineoinkted iti 1 waa I have p.u.itime ,
1
ichendt being able to execute twee one -hal o InevereXpectedto get better, hut stimply tried the
ROLL–CARDINC medicine pa tort offoxiorn hope This ease of mine
OlOth rosin& us ni pm _ a,
garryinE on Business Extensive y - t
8ets. per line
only to Islay try the Skoshonesa Remedy: believe it. XaCh subeespieet insertion fieth.
• yott.
F ed: Cloths Flannel% Blankets ,
. Ilfrorteto before reeittlEadee County of Hastings,
MAJIT DorauTT- Noticesof Births, Mosnages, and Deaths
this 9thdayofFibmarla 1800 j. 1 F. Woon,a1 ete.
and employing nonelut firsteteasstrtdesmen 1 herebyeertify that 1 have 'known- hlra' Katy Ann
Andfle D,A.beiteveshieeapertencess,,Cutter 10 On e shertest notice. . Partlea 4ig la exchange their.Vio01 for goof! -henna made
- * ter et U.-given/310i% US We IWO .13111ifitied 11)1Ve -the_ iDro°n4taltsintititallerleratiunliAlless. 1!ftheleatinealcit'Yieenrao.eivitarhltemrtieribeal fitriore,:duritaonhbenf,
enoildttrnettein the ProVinee,haVillgearrietki0 gqodg wiWititt tO t e
ensinessextenewetyandsuccesefullyntliamilton _ , • a
Partiesootning from a distance 'With !fool to eat carded mav in 2
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