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lint* Sour Doctor.
tilt mac ar. KENDE&
OE the at.aay pilysiciaits of note,
Who praettee freen day to day -
Of the wise old Leads,
And teteheoets that feel -
Of the seer:thing eyes,
Atteitte nseyes of steel -
Who is your doctor, pray ?
Who tempera your eying pulse 3
Who tenets your tin-obi:tang braid ?
Who mildly endures
Your obstinate will,
As he owlets yonr drugs,
And-- makes out his bill ?
Ah, the questiota seems in vain !
YC3 the (-Rest:len is /ea vaiu,
"For "men areeof many minds ;"
Tee world largo
Awl the world is, strange,
Gtvon te moods
And given to el:lenge,
Like the SeA OF tile doubtful winds.
But the world turns round and says :
••Who etall m:y doctor be 1"
"'Who &hall I call ?"
Says the men or wife ;
"Who shall I trust
With ray peeriorie life,
When the deetore can't agree ?"
Ah, "there is tea rub," you see -
Though dzugs aro good in their way -
If yout flow but ask
For a friend's ad% ice.
I t shall como forth with,
And end in a trice,
And I shall have had "my say."
Drink plenty of Godes good air,
And plenty of water pure ;
From fiery drinks
And from wines abstlain ;
Oa Heaven-sent food
Live well and plain,
For this is the best life cure.
Arel this is not all, my friend,
That I would prescribe for tem :
Keep the body clean
And the COTISZ:lenco
And of honest toil
Have no holy fear -
Thus be your own doctor, true !
ODDS AND 311175.
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•• Sally, what time do your folks dine ?"
"Stem as you go away -that's misses'
orders."
elt hen was England ,to bought
cheapest -When Rte.hard the Third of-
fered his kingdom for a horse.
Cattier Me houseeiveselescribe soda as
"that ere strati whieh you' put in biscuite
to make 'era g,et up and Grecian bend
themselves."
There are pato men se excetisitedv
selfish that they go through life not only
\without over Iteing, loved, but without
even wishing tib,e.
What is the difference between a prize-
fighter and the leader of a forlorn hope ?
-Otto attacks the head, and the other
heads the attack.
A pripil in one of the public schools
receetly revisse an old saying found in
his grammar as follows . "It is better to
give than to receive -a good licking."
Ni rtos-s or Nomerry.-A man of
birth is commouly one whose remote an-
eestet did something; and his immediate
Rrede=asors, for matey centuries, noth-
ing at ail -Pence.
Arivtea GP -ATM. -Two things you
shentel never berro : Trouble, and a
cepy of the SIGNAL. The former will be
sere to come ; the latter can be had for
the paltry sum. of five -cents.
• weetern paper eleecribing, the effects
of a terribie storm, observed,, "thee it
a -battered meuntaine, tore up oaks, dise
remitted chumtiere, laid whole villeges
wasta and overturned a hiog-pen."
"Why don't you wheel that barrow of
coal seong more lively, Nede?" asked a
et -eat -dealer of his hired man ; "it's not
a very hard job -there is an inclined
peiseell is to relieve vote" "Ay, master,"
guoth theman, who had more relish for
wit than work, "the plane may be in-
btat hang me if 1 am."
An artst what has painted a portrait
of a gentilemaa noted for his frequent
lieratier.s, invited the gemetlentan's friends
to sea it. One of them, who was rather
neatesighted, approaching it too closely,
the artist in alarm exclaimed, "Don't
touch it ; it isn't dry." "No use leek-
ing'at it then," replied the gentleman.
"It waret be ray friend."
A laey dyspeptic wae bewailing his
own tee:fortunes, and speaking with a
friend en the latter's tearter appearance.
'What do you do to make youreelf so
teateng and healthy 7" inquired the dys-
peptic. "Live on fruit alone," answer-
ed the friend. "What lotnd of fruit ?'
"The frtht of industry ; and I am never
treneled with iedigestion."
A little girl was Mit to the pasture te
drive hotne the caw. While thus en-
gaged she treated herself to elimbitag an
manseeseory fence, from which she fell,
and was see-erely Es -retched ancl braised..
On returning home she was asked if she
- creed when the feILL "Why no," she re-
plied ; "What would have been the use?
There was nobody to hear me."
That was a good, though rather se-
vere, pun whice etas made by a student
in a theolowleal streenery (and he was
none of tho brightest of the class eithero
when he asked : "Why Is Pref.—the
great revivalist of the age'?" and, en all
ving it up, said, "learause, at the close
of every sermon, there is a great awaken-
ing."
A sign -painter recently dec.orateel the
side of a new boaee in an English town
with thew words in staring capitals :- -
"elire. Brown, dealer in all sorts of
etteliea" The town was in a tumult of
wonder as to what mtglat be the nature
of tench a busineee until the peiratee, re-
covering from a week's illness, finished
his work by adling, "and Gentlemen's
Weering AppareL"
The Rey. Dr. Smart, minister of the
S.e.,:e3SiOla Church, Stirling:, thus =est -
ed a clerical brother, detected of plagiar-
ism :-"I hear you have leecome a Sab-
bataria.n." "Ielatte not always been
?" reeponded the person addressed.
"Oh, yea. have got beyond rue all," was
the reply ; "for I hear you neither think
your own thoughts, nor epeak your own
words ore that holy day."
rall3Well. =CO asked Johneoa if there
wees no peasible circumstances under
geWniele suicide woued not be justifiable.
--le-W. a," wee the reply. "But," said Bos-
well, "suppotee a man had been guilty of
some fraud that he was certain would be
fennel fiat e" "In that ease," said John-
son,* let 'him: go to seme country where
he Le not known, and not to the deeil
wheoe he- is known."
A _eehieol girl in one (tithe rural dis-
trictseef Pittsfield was overheard trying
to convince a school -fellow that she liked
Lira better, thast she di& some other
arterin a wham heseented jealous. "Of
conee I like you, batten than I do Bill,"
; ne de 't I 513 WOrciS 101
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Improv. your F_arrat =CI rtiZ13:1113r:
F,very agriculturist, however large or
small tho domain which he has to till, or
of which he has the oversight, ought to
resolve every year to make a decided
advance in. his fanning and in the value
and appearance of his farm. The idea
of Merely (Levine a living out Of the
Freund without regard to the manner
in which it is done, or thee tate in whielt
the soil is left after each successive crop,
or the real and market value of the
ground, is beneath an intelligent being.
There is nothing that we do, or with
which we have to do, that is not suseep,
tible of improvement, and it shoule be
the:unbitten of every one, whatever his
business, and not least, of every one
who is engaged in the ancient and
honourable occupation of fanning, to be
constantly iniprocing upon the past
tho work of the present and the futtem.
Good taste, duty to society and self-in-
terest, all combine in spurring lein on in
the march of prop ess.
The farms of this country very gene-
rally, unlike those of old countries iv hich
have been cultiveted for centuries, neat
a groat amount of :weed clearing -net
the removal of timber, which on the
contrary requires cultivation anti re.-
uowal-bnt in the way ct removing
brush and rubbish of various kititle.
Tho adornment of farms by the retie,' al
of blemishes 4,as been great :y e.1
in the tiresome stregele .r immiti:ate
returns. But it is mit at ell 'unworthy
of any fernier to have 311 et e 1,,
general appearanoc of his laiel build
ings and fences.
If he has not t wee to admire thete
things hiniseif iand any one ‘N he. h.18 1101
should be ashamed of ite he will feel
to his aecount„ hell he come to sc:1, t,
have looked after theta No one
onying overlooks the general aspect of
the farm. This striltes the eye at
Ana 33 affects the price:, Every anc,
too, sheold have regard to the cleites of
good neighbourhood, ameshould Lel it
his cluty to gratey public t.tste by so. h
improveinents and adornments -at titike
the eyes eeen el the passers by. L
But beneath' the surf tee there is a
work to he done constantly, in bringing
the soil and every part of the firm ue to
a higher degree of fertility from t ear
. to year. It cannot all d at once,
but it should all be done, ane it may be
done by devoting special attention and
laboureand eepense, new te this por-
tion and to that, and by degrees
going through the whole.
This menth of January is the very
month in which to begin the week of
: improvements. The firet part of the
process is to have a plan which shall
reeeh through the- year and into future
years, and just at this seeson ever)-
: -farme:- has m we or less leisure which he
can profitably devete to a general super-
. vision of his Fenn, a s tuey of its qee.1:
; and capabilities, and to a systemat
arrengement of the work ,that is to le-
' done when the seas• in for more aeiivs
work shall open. Nettling is wanting on
farms in general more than syttem- -a
settled plan covering the farm and cov
ering theseer. Now is the time. to ar-
range it, and so hegiu the work
unieereal impieivement.--te-ieee r.
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jPOYATCF-S FoR SEE1,.- The foilewing
are the idea -s uf an old fanner in entitle
on seed potatoes, as given in the Lewis-
tonefournal :-We use too ripe seed when
we propagate frotn tubers that have lain
in the ground till dead ripe. Plants
that are propagated by tubers regitire
different treatment from those propagatt
ed by seeds. Our corns and grains diet
we use for seed we like to have team' a
little longer than the main crop, and be-
come perfectly matured. On the same
principle Our corn is selectee foe -1011e
ripest, hest deyelopee ears and kernels.
Put potetoes in a cuol dark cellar, just
as soon se a majority of them will slight-
ly crack open in boiling. Tha is most
invariably while the tops ore . yet green
and growing faste Tee tubers ere then
in their most vigorous state. Discon-
1 nect them from the parent stalk at that
time and that they retain their vigor.
Instead of deteriorating, ' as most all of
Ius know the older sorts have, their
1 vitalkey is 4eased, and they yield bet -
I ter, with 1 tendency to rot. As long
1 ago as 1815, and subsequently, observa-
tions led him to make some experiments
to test the theory, and he finds it the
proper course to pursue. Is it not often
said that the late planted potatoes are
better for seed than those planted early?
The lateneas of their planting, pre-
suraedly, prevents perfect ripening,
hence the principle of the above reason-
ing would be in force.
How CLOS-ER 1.31TROVES THE SOIL. -
Professor e °etcher, the eminent agricul-
turist, thneexplains how clover improves
the fertility of the soil: -All who are
practieally acquainted with the subject
must have saen that the best crops of
wheat are produced by being preceded
by crops of clover grown from seed. I
have come to the conclusion teat the
very best preparation. the very best
manure, is a good crop otoloyer. A vett
! amount of mineral manure is brought
within reach of the corn crop, which
! otherwise would remit). in a lock up
1 condition of the soil. The clover plants
take eitrogen from the atmosphere, and
manufacture it into their own suestance,
which, on decomposition of the clover
rooM and leaves, produces abundance
of anamonia. In reality, the growing of
; the clover is equivalent, to a great ex-
tent, to manuring with Peruvian guano;
I and in this paper of mine I show you
that you obtain a larger quantity of
manure than in the largest dose of Peru-
? vian guano which a fermer would ever
! think of applyiee. It is only by care-
.
/ fully investigatilig subjects like the one
under consideration that positive proofs
are given, showing the correctness of
i intelligent observers in the field.
I COOKING FOOD 2 -OR Seocee-The ad-
vantage of cooking food, for stook, es-
peed:any snitch cows and young stock, is
fast becoming one of the settled clues-
: dons in apiculture. We hardly know a
dairymau who does not pour boiling
! water over his cut hay and meal or bran,
even if he does; not cook it by steaming.
! It is found, to economize feed, to increase
the flow of milk, and promote appetite.
Cows will eat much more of cut hay and
feed steamed or moistened with boiling
water, than they will of dry food ; and
we hold it is the true poliey of the dairy-
man to induce his cows to eat as much
as pcssible, as the more they take in by
way -of food, the more will be giyen out
the form of milk. To stint Coves at
all in an ample supply of proper feed to
keep up nutrition, and promote milk
secretion. oan only be called "a penny
wise and pound foolish" policy. It will
not pay. When roots are also boiled or
steamed, the nutritive !natter they con-
tain is more fully developed, and the
same weight ef roots produces larger re-
sults, both in the condition of the cow
and in her milk secretfole -.Practical
eta sae; or n
erpe7.7.ng- leenen On purpose, so as to bYe 17areeee- '
clown to the foot of the class where you
arettt
A f telend., visttieg in a rainizter's
family, where,- the parents were very
strict in. regard to tb.e children's Sabbath
deportment, was etnefidentially informed
by one of the little girls th.at "she would
Lice to he a minister." • "why r in-
nennedthe -visitor, rather puzzled -to un-
deestand wEat had given_ilio child in
sudden an- admiration fox that Gelling.
She was quickly enlightened, by the
PromPt ;`"So t could holkw on
Sanday
nmeederae," said a very polite trayeler
toe, testy old landlady, "if I see proper
„ *help myself to this milk, is there any
ininropriety in it 6'1 don't know
vixen you /13841111. but if you MBAR to in-
•sirtuatee that thou, is anything nasty in
toe milk, r11 give you to understand
that you, Imre struck the wrong hause.
There shiers first hair in it, fur ss soon
se porotht .Anta told me that the eat ma
drowned at the milk, t went straight
land strained in over." The young man
fainted..
Men -Alder says they tell a story
About s MAR W110 plt tite saddle hind
port forennet upon his Ilene while in 1.
state of dizzinest; inperinduced by fire-
water. J eat as lto about to mount,
a -Gomm friend tense up alld
to hold on *minute, beesase 'the- saddle
w,att on wrong sad. wanted retzing. The
Jtorsesnen. gazed fors 17101,15011t at the in -
Under, u it deep thought, and then
*WA "You let fleet sukilitslone. How
in thunder io you know which way ism
qr* And the gentians* front Ger-
ionosel on.
Novel Excuse for 7igliting.
When bad men want to fight the
chences are that they will arrange mat-
ters so as to eratify their belligerent in -
deflations. The creed -of the Quaker is
peace. But two wrathful broadbrims
contrived to fight upon scriptural
authority in this wise: They grasped one
another. One threw and sat on the
back of the other, and squeeziag his
lend. in the mud said, "On thy belly
shalt thou crawl, and dust ehalt thou
eat all the days of thy life." The other
however see' recoverbag his position,
began to deal blows against his oppon-
ents_ head saying, --"It is written, the
seed ef the woman shall bruise the ser-
pent's head,"
- EFEECTS OF INsANITY,-A young man-°
named Michell. a residentof the town
ship of Huron, made several attempts to
destroy hisarelf within the last few days.
Yesterday morning he tried tohang him-
self,. but was prevented, and in the even-
ing en an attempt to commit suicide, cut
neff his hand above the wrist, with one
i• btow of an axe. Drs. Secord and Rose
1,1pat the lalgortanato Irian under the in-
. lineues of chloroform, and amputated
i the areo further up. no man is in cone-
fortable eircumetances, le well educated,
, and well eonneeted. He was at one
(', limo a resident of this town, and was
Liehly.respeeted. Tito cause of hie in-
sa;eitents unknown, An effort wia be
' eseder to plaee him in the asylum.-Ii`e.
rein. e -' .
K HARDW
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effeet !mei leerere Teeie Bittere and found ft tO be
by fir the beet arti le iu use for Dyeeepsia and
Liver Cemplaints, &e
-.JOSEPH SHIPLY,
Wes:eyan Minister,
Goderich, Aug. 27 1871.2
Mr, John Belid, •
Dear Sir,
I have great pleasure in recom-
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giyit acme 3', the sternaeh and strengthening the
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othere to use t t ton th like. satisfaction.
tte`e te Yours Ire
J. B. KAY.
M. N.C. Minister
ern-ore:May 30th, 1864.
I fret perfeetly free to testify to the benefit I have
derive -1 front tne use of Mr. Bend's Tonic Bitters.
They hive relieved repeated attacks of Dyspepsia,
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DAVID SAVAGE,
New Connexion Minister.
And 50 others.
Bond begs to iutrieluee hie Pulmonic Syrup for
Conghe, Colds, Asthina, Whooping Cough, Hoarse-
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eine ever introduced M Goderich. It has saved
thensanda from an early grave
Godench. 2nd;Sept. 1872.
NEW BOOKS,
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WHOLESALE&RETA1L
AT BUTLER'S
BeautifulAssortment
JEWELLERY OFALL KINDS
JUST RECEIVED,
and to be sold
'CHEAP AT BUT.LEIVS
rishing Tackles,
UF ALL KINDS. ',X)NSISTINGI OF REELS,
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BAITS
HOOKS
-ad
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AND
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AT BUTLER'S.
sderiCh, lgth Atig..1870. sw104
WTEY ARE
Lazarus Morris & Co's
JThk,
i$peetacies
LIKE PRIGHAM YOUNG ON TIIIAL
FOR MURDER
lk.Texecu.-Any person eending the
answer to above to the Agent, F. Jordan
Goderich, within the next thirty days,
will receeve an order trerne. M. eh -
for almir of their Superior ,new patter%
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Godeiieb, F• eb. 5,12 sw983w3
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HAMILTON ST.,
SIGN OF THE
MAMMOTH OROSS 'OUT SAW.
'Having completed their Fall pur-
chases of
SHELF & -HEAVY HARDWARE,
Aro now prepared to fill all orders with
which they may be favored. They
respect fully invite attention to
the 1'0110p/hie:lines of Goods
which thoy aro prepar-
ed to sell
VERY LOW FOR :CASE.
NAILS
Of all sizes and descriptione, very cheap.
G LASS
All sizes from 9 r to.40 x 30.
BOILED and RAW (1IL,
VA RIN1811 & 111t0eVN JAPAN, -
COAL ()IL, of good quality cheap,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
- LANTERNS, REFLECTORS,:
BURNERS, CIIIAINEYS
WICKS,
SLEIGH VIO'E
all the leading sizes, - •
Cit:ft,STEEL, a fair assort -
BAR te, HOOP IRON a good assortment,
CAST STEEL AXES from $1 upwards,
BEST CAST STEEL FILES, a full
assortment,
"AUGERS, HOLLOW AUGERS,
and AUGER BITS, ANVILS,
VICEe, COIL CHAIN. TRACE
CHAINS, COW TIES, TIN,
SHEET ZINC and CANADA
PLATES, CROSS CTJTSAWS
and WOODSAWS FRAM-
' ED, SPADES, SHOVELS
and MANURE FORKS,
long and short handles.
: A very choice assortment of
TABLE & DESSERT L NIVES
in leery, Buck -horn, Cocoa and Bone
Handles. A complete assortment of
PEN and POCKET KNIVES, RAZ-
ORe and SC iseant§, from the best ,
Englieh Makers,
A It BATA and ELECTRO-PLikT-
ED TABLE DESSERT (tc,eTEA
• SPOONS aad FORKS ELEC-
TRO -PLATED lithER
COOLERS, Ki"ES and
CRUETS, ve suitable for
the appro. hing holidaya.
ENG 'ASH PLANEe, PLANE IRONS
endCHISELS,SPF. & JACKSON'S,.
. TAYLOR'S ND, PANEL ad
RIP SAWS. A complete assortment
of WHI and RED LEAD, dm
pADri, s AND COLORS..
e PA INT, VARNISH and WHITE
wAsHBRITSHES,•MANILLA, .
and RUSSIA HEMP ROPE &
PAC K I NG, G RI NDSTONES,
ORIN DSTONE FI XTURES,
POWDER. SHOT, CAPS,
RE VOLVERS, and CART -
R I DG ES, DOUBLE and
SINGLE BARREL
7 GLTNS and all the articlet
usually found in a well
eselected stock of Hard-
ware.
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A S the whole o le above stock has
all been merle
-s been Puree
-egy low and has
ewe -
w t cash prices,
we have much et ea.? re en requesting a
call from the inhabitants of Goderich and
farmers and traders of the County of
Huron. No trouble to. show goods. On-
ly one price. Remember the place,
II A MI L TON ST.,
sign of the
MAMMOTH CROSS CUT SAW
Near Elijah Martain's Betel.
. JOH NSO-N &
Godetich, Nov. 20th 1871.
t.
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/DB 111.M11 tr.
le Inatb• 111'311 ei.e.s suitable
for Ladies and Gents, both
in gold and silver. Butthe
accompanying cut repre-
' sents ip proper proportions
THE $25 RUSSELL HUNTING
LEVER WATCH, •
In stet -line silver case and
gold Hints, full jewelled,
warranted for five years -
together with a gold-plated
Albert chain -which will
be sent to any part of Can-
ada on receipt of e25, or
C. 0. D.', per express.
W. E. CORNELL,
Watch Importer,
83 King Street East,
TORONTO, ONT.
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Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
County of Huron, ). TIDY virtue of a Writ of Vendi-
To Wit ; J_) tiona Exponas issued out of
Her Majesty's County Court of the countyorieuron,
and to me directed against the Lands and Tene-
ments of James Ryan at the suit of James Shaw
Sinclair, 7. have seized and taken in Execution Mit
the right, title and interest of the -said Defendant in
rnd to Lot Number Twenty-two in. the first conees-
sten of the Township of Mckillop M. the Connty of
Huron, Nvhich Lanthcand Tene cuts I s1tall offer
for Sale at My Office, in the COurt Rouse, in the
Town of Goderich, on Eaturoay the Fifteenth
day of February next, at the hour of Twelve of the
clock, noon.
JOHN 51ACDONALD, Sheriffof Huron..
Sheriff's office, Goderich,
= Ilth January. 1373, S 1352 °.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
(aunty of Ihiron, Dy virtue of a Writ of Fieri
vro Wit : S.L.) FaCia8 issued out of Her
Majesty's County Court of the eetnity of Huron
and to me directed against the Lands and Tone-
ithnts of Donald B, McKenzie, and Intibella
McKenzie at the suit cif Malcolm earnpbell, 1
have seized and taken in Execution aft the
right title and interest of the said Defen-
dant in and to Lot Number Two Hundred and
Seventy Nine, and Lot Number Three Hundred'
and Forty 900 in Homerviues survey Of the
Village of Lucknow in the Cerinty of Huron, Which
-Lands and Tenements I shall offer for Sale -at inV
Office, in the Court House, in the Town of God -
crick on eaturdey the Tenth day of etay next, at
the hour of twelve of the clock; noon.
JOHN MACDONALD, Shelia' of Huron
Sheriff's Office, Goderieh,1
fiOth Jam 1873.
Sheriff's Sale id Landt. .•
.
County of Huron, in4Y4hrtneof aWrie
To Wit: get' .--fiFieri Packs
issued out of Itior gieeesterts Cetaay
Court of theCointy ef Huron, and to
me directed against the Lands and. Tene-
merits of James. Clark, • at the suit of
Donald 'Robertson, I have seized and
taken in Execation all the right, title
and interest of the said Defendankin
and to Lot number Fourteen vile
loge of Blyth innhe County of Herein
which Lands and Tenements 1 Asti.
offer for sale , at my Office, in the Court
Hewes, in. the Town of Goderieh, on
Saturday the Seventeenth day of Mny
next, at the hour of Twelve of `the clocke
noon,
JOBNIrAcDoNALD,
- ' - Sheriff of Huron.
Sheriff's Office,- Goderish, •
11th Feb, 1878. 5 185G
ERIC IlleICAY,
Cabinet aker
Upholsterer, &CI
DI &QS leave to return thanks to the inhabltante of
Boderiell and surronntling
It INT T T.3"" 3E)
country, for their
liberal patronage during the last two yearn tie has
been In business. He is now prepared id furnish all
articles in his line. such 11.13
Or ALL BEECItlrrtures,
PILLOWS
BOLSTERS
MATTRASSES, etc.,
Cheap for Cash,,
AND ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
PICTURE II EAMES kept on hand and made to
order. Having on hand RR assortment of
COFFIN TRIMMINGS
1 am proper to. make coffins on the shorteet
notice, and io conduet funerals on the most reason-
able terms. III- Remember the old stand,
INFEST STREET,
opposite the Rank of Montreal.
Goderich. Feb. 12.12. ly
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IL=1. 4:10NT AL IL,
DANIEL GORDON,
CAB 1 N ET MAI(Ftle
UPHOLSTERER,
. fpE W I T 11 AT .
Idew io keed-ui
- - with the 1 illie3 per-
eliasedle fitted up his
elm e tee deer, we P
'. Oil t 11 f,1 ( 11 era
FURNITURE
et_v7 WAREHOUSE.
where ha will in future catty on the above business
Inore extensively. than ever.While thankful for past
patronage, he hopes by etriet attenti in to merit a
continuance and Increase of suPport.
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HE IlAs NOW ON HAND
one of the largest stocks ot furniture in the County
and is on the shortest notice. prepared to
supply customers with evert -oleo in his line,suchas
Drawingroem an Parlor Setts
Bedroom Setts In Waleut,
do no In Chestnut;
do do in White wood,
Mattresses of every description,
Feather Bolsters. Pilimis &e. &P.
ON RAND ALARGEAS
SORTMENT OF
Pictures such as 011 Paintings,Chromos :Lithographs
Photograffieof the Queen.Having tnade arrangements
with a Toronto Manufacturing House cm supply
Picture Frames n any style required at Toronto
• priees.
a- Has always on hand a complete assert
ment of
Coffins & Shrouds in theLatest Style.
Also,HEA.RSES to hire.
'13.4:31A+1,11'0114%/333.
2 Doors West of Post Office.
(tj- Lumber and Cordwood taken in Ex
change.
Dederick. Dee23 tde 1870 ewl
ExtensiveNewPremises
AND
Splendid New Stock.
INN asti
C. Barry & Broi
Cabinet Makers, Uhdertakers & Wood
Turners,
SST.
Have removed across the street to the store next
doer to W. Acheson's Harness Shop, where will be
found
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
el kitchen. Bedroom, Iffiningroom, and l'ar or Fa
ni t u re, MICE as
TABLES.
CHAIRS hair, cane and wood seated)
CUPB0A RDS
BEDSTEADS,
WASII STANDSI
MATTRESEE,S
LOUNES.
SOFAS.
WHATNOTS. LOOKING GLASSES
GI LT FRAMING.
rr O. B B are repared to sell everything in
. heir tine.
Cheap for Cash.
Sf. B A complete assortment °Wallis aud Shrouds
always onhand and a Hearse to hire ; ea reason
able terms,
A CALL .SOLICITED.,
G.derich.i5Aut 1870
"A Urge South a Small Body?'
The above cut represents our
$70 Organs.
Wein,a thanking our former agents and
customers for their liberal patronage
and confidence for the past year [and
which we still hope to retain,1 we would
respectfully call their attention to our
style No, 61. This Organ being a 6 oc-
tave, Double Reed [C Seale] is a very de-
sirable instrument for advanced players,
Pianists or Parties educating themselves
for:the pianoforte: and as &parlor In-
strument, it meets every requirement.-
OurNo. 30 is the Same as 61, but differ-
ent style, and more expensive. Our
No. 32 ie pronounced by all rho have
seee it to be the finest Instrument in the
world for the price; this organ has two
complete setts same as No 30. with two
additional half setts, viz, Hautboy and
Vox Celeste, making four setts from
middle C up and also le octaves of Bass
Profundo. We are the first and only
partiee who make this line of instru-
ments, and tee universal satisfaction
they have given, and the immense sale
of these Organs, show that they are ap-
preciated and encourages us to make
them a speciality.
Applications for agencies, where we
have no Agents, at all times confidential-
lyFgoollreIlliteitds.trated Catalogues, Address:
A. S. HARGDuYelth?00.,nt.
1333 ly.
JulY 1st, 1872.
(1.87U
1872)
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THE undersianed having sold the Huron Foundry pre erty; and
omit ieno Illaynl) oe
ry or timely interest characteristic of
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literature); V.odicals.l. fit le an4legant
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. of THE ALDINE will be most appre-
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, , . I
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conception -alone and unapereached-
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SUGAR AND ParlASH KETTLES, GRATE BARS,
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THE ALDINE assumed its present no-
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a sincere effort in the cause of Art. The
Twenty to thirty Horse -power Tubular Boilers publishers, anxious to justify the ready
confidence thus demonstrated, have ex -
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I Yelop and improve the work; and the
ceive prompt attention. y , e- by the monthly itesues, will astonish and
plans for the coming yeae, as unfolded
rar All ,Orders addressed to the Company or Secretar will r
ROBERT RUNCIMAN, HORA.CE HORTON, - ,
, delight even the most sanguine friends
of THE ALDINE. -
GEORGE NIEBERGALL, The publishers are authorized to an -
General Manager.
Goderich, Ont., 10th June. 1872. ;Secretary and Treasurer,
ent.
In addition, THE ALDINE will re-
ARCHIBALD H OPDr eels Ei d, nounce designs from many of the most
Manager A griceltural Department. eminent artists of America.
10125 Oaken examples of the best foreign
.- masters, selected with a eiew to the
- Inghest artistic success, and. greaten
j 0 B p RIN TING ... interest; avoiding such as have
become familiar, through photographs
or copies of any kind.
' Neatl", cheaply and expeditiou3ly exe3ated. at the office of the The quarterly tinted plates, for 1873
will reproduce four of John S. Davis'
aniraitable claild-sketches appropriate to
the four seaaons: These plates, appear-
ing iR the issues for January, April, .
July, and Octeber, would be alone worth
the price of a year's subscription.
conThtineuspdo.pular feature of a copiously
illustrated "Christmas" number will be
To possess such a valuable epiteirie of
the art world at a cost so trilling, will
command the subscriptions of thous ands
in every section of the country; but as
the usefulness and attractions of THE
ALDINE can be enhanced, in propor-
tion to the numerical increase of its
supporters, the publishers propose to
make "assurance double sure," by the
following unparalleled offer of
New Company.
ceeding number affords a fresh pleesnre
Goderich, 10th June, 1872,
II TT 17t, 0 S N I-1 s
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
NOTES,
_RECEIPTS,
PROG.RAMMES,
POSTERS,
NOTICES' OF APPO1NTMENT,',
OATHS OF QUALIFICATION,
PATHMASTERS
VOTERS LISTS,
CIRCULARS,
t) JURY LISTS,
HEADIN GS
DEEDS,
Atic e,., Aro., sliLe ,
Printed in the best style and at the .1Owest
Rates.
GODERICH WOOLEN FACTORY.
der
SEA:SON" 1872.
SUBSCRIBERS. lil7HILk. RETURNING THANILS FOR PAST PATRONAGE, BEG LEA
1 STATE that during the past winter, thvy have
Added largely to their Manufacturing Machines.
And all having been entirely refitted,
Are now Prepared to Execute Orders .
in Tweeds, penonoth, Satiaette, Flannels, wince -ye, Blankets', Horse Covere, Stocking Yarns, &c„ so
WITH MATRA DESPATCH, Or MORE DITRABILITY,
and Neater in Patterh Than Formerly,.
They would also call artieulsi attention to
CUSTOM SPINNING, -ROLL CARDING, CLOTH DRESSING So
_
For which their machinery ts specially adapted.Parties coming from a distant° with wool to get carded, by
reeving the same with Mr D. Fergueon,Merchant.Goderich,ean rely on getting their rolls home with them
the saine•day Those wishing to exchange their wool for goods will find it to their interest to give the
ubseifbere a eau.
I:7- N. B. -Prices Low, P rst-class work guaranteed.
JOHNINGLIS & SOIV.
CAUTION.
BUY ONLY TNE GENUINE
FairbareStandard Scales,
MANUFACTURED BY
E. & 11.. Fairbanks & Co.
FAIRBANKS,
Standard Scales.
&SCE SCALES, COAL SCALES, - HAY
SCALER DAIRY SCALES, COUNTER, SCALES,
&O., &C.
Scales repaired`promptly and:reasonably
Feir tale, also? Troernnee's Coffee and
Drug Ifillseteemposition Bells, all sizes
LetterPresses, &c., &c. '
THE MOST PERFECT
ALARM CASH.DRAWFB,
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EVERY •
MERCHANT
At Two Exhibitions I enottere
.
W. BELL & CO. .
GUELPH, ONT.
Received Every First Prize
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FOR ;
Crgans, X
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elodeons
AA the Provincial "Exhibition, Barcilton, end peq
neritralExIdintion, quelpb,
, s
• ?
,Tbiagrandauceeparin addition. to butt yeses Tee . vveelt
EVERY
' DRAWER !
LOOK OUT FOR THE
BIG WATCH
AS YOU GC TO THE PostroFFIvi
TNOUGLASEI McliENZIE iettunstais sincere
1../ thanks to -the public for the generous patronage
extended him, OiRee he commenced business lest
fall, and is deteimined to deserve It more and more.
He would call, special attention tattle
RITSSELL WATCH
'for tfiiisale of *Melilla Isidore -agent inUoderich. Tio
hu on hand a very large stook of this reliable. time-
keeper whichhe lain a position to sell cheap; and to
guarantee satisfaction to the purchaser. There is
nothing more tantalising than a bad watbh
there is no entitle forbeing anoyed with stch, when
try-311EC riX.T1SSLIDIala is to.lite had cheap.
;ffrA complete assonment Of gold aid -plated
Sewelery. Watches and Clocks repaired in work-
manlike manner. Call and See.2_
DOUGLASS MCKENZIE,
Gedtaxieh, March 28a,1871
Notieeto Deb -tors
PREMIUM CHROMOS Foe, 1872.
Every subscriber to THE ALDINE,
who pays in advance for the year 1873,
will receive, without additional charge,
a pair of beautiful oil chromes, after J.
J. Hill the eminent English painter.
The pictures, entitled "The Village
Belle," -and "Crossing the Moor," are
14 x 20 inches -are Tinted from 25 dif-
ferent plates, requiring 25 impressions
and tints to perfect eaeh picture. The
same chromes are sold for $30 per pair
in the art stores. As to the determine-
tioa of its conductors to keep THE covered with Maple and 'Beech, 10 mike
ALDINE out of the reach of compete frotri-Goderieh, with a never failing trout
tion in every department, the cline:nos etreaut running threegh the centre of the
will be fecund cerrespendingly ahead ' land, there is about 25 acres of cleaeed
any that can be offered:by other periodi- land on the front el the lot.
cals. Every subscriber wiil rsceive a
zertificate, over the signature of -the pub-
lishere guaranteeing that; the chremes
deliverled shall be equal to the samples
furnished the agent, or the money will
be refunded. The distribution of pic-
tures of this grade, free to the aubscrib-
ere to a five dollar periodical, will mark
an epoch in the hustorty of Art; and,
constdermg the unprecedented cheap-
ness off tbe price for THE ALDINE
itself, the marvel tells little short of a
'miracle, even to those best acquainted
with the acheneeneents of inventive
genius and improved raechatileal ap.
.pliances. (For illustrations of these
chromes, see Noveehber issue of THE
ALDINE.)
for Sale or to Let.
____en.a.
Concession, in theTownship efGed-
FA R,M FOR, e
containing 80 0.-fireli, m cleared and
ALE.
ENG LOT NO. le, ON TEE iND
erich, on the Bayfield Dead, two ani a
large hewed Leg Houee a Feamte Bern
54x32, etabling and driving shed with a
largo nay loft 52x27.„ with ethee eel;
Orchard of choice grafted $nuite a enee
laf:igioesodfrocmult
uhari tiyhaetiToor7vioef::naett:reedn,
with a never failine spline Creek run -
tiling through the La, a Parge hearing
y .
buildines and a good-putitp at thetbata
era This eroperty will be sold Cheep
for Cash or on tuna to suit panel/teem
AinS0
Let No. 1170, situated on the Neel
side of East St., in the Town of God.
taining one quarter of as acen ef land
erich, near the Railroad Station, con.
Stable and a few fruit treee and geed
well. This property will be sold Cbean
with a good Frame House and Frame
11. M. TRUEMAN,
Godericla.
for Cash. Apply to
C. S 0 ANNON,
on the premises.
-.4c)11 sA-1_41E1
Or to
Goderich, 25th Jan. 1873. 1354
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ruins Subscriber offeni for Bale the north half of
1 Lot No. 14 tit the 2nd Concession of the Tows-
on the Hayfield Road, 3 inficis
desired. Apply 10
ship of Goderiehee
from Goderich, containg 40 acres of land. Thereto
a house and good frame barn on the bat, also an
orchard of excellent fruit trees. Title Indiftputable.
The South half of the name Mt may also be _had if
GEO. JO liNSTON,
On the piemisee,
Cite 1i. ARMSTRONG,
Lend Agent, Dederieh.
Doderich, June 6th, 1872. g2.321.
LANDS) for SALE
AT BAYFIEL
T OTS NO'S. 71 Dell' P IE14D 4..uNCESSION
lj Township of Sederiech, comprising 146 acres of
the bes quality ck land, within about 2 miles of the
Merliet place of the Town Of Hayfield. There fo
clearance of 23 acres which couid readily be pre:.sar-
ed tor crop. The remainder of the land in cleetly
cOvered with the kst of beech and maple timber of
splendid growth, an excellent read passes on two
sides of tho property. which is situated in en old
and weii settled neighbourhood.
.A.LSO.-Lot 14, Pentane A Township Stanley,
containing 30 acres of well reserved tunber
which would produce a lame quantity of firewood to
the acre The lot rims to the River Hayfield with a
considerable water fall winch con be merle nereffil
able for raining monufactnringld pm -poses..
For terms apply to, JAMES D. ALLEN.
Guelph.
or W. W CONNOR, Esq. Hayfield.
Guelph, Aug.15th, 1870 w20
Farm For Sale.
TN the Towaship of Colborn m in the County of'
1 Huron. North pert of Block E. Comprlshag-
100 acres ,50 deared and under good fence, and
50 acres good Hard Wood limber. Two sprinse
Creeks, Soil first quality, good Log Hence and
Frame Barn and small bearing Orchard, within 1.1
mile of Steam Saw and then eme and WithilIt
miles off the County Town Doderich. TEEMS ;made -
rate. Apply to
JOHN EDWARDS
_On tee pre:sates.
Doderich Nov. 20, 871. 6 re..."
FARM FOR, SALE.
1 OT 20, 5th Con. Goderich Township. .3i4acres of
le Land 70 acies tdeared goad Building, 10 acres
of Fall Whe it, 6j miles from the TOW.' otG vierieh.
Apply to G. M. TRUISM AN Goderielt, or on the
premises to
DAVID COX.
Dedenek, Dee. 13th. 1871. 3m.
l'OR SALE.
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VOT 5, Con. 4, E. D., Aslifield.reZit-
" mining 200 acres excellent land
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
will contiuue under the care of Mr.
RICHARD HENRY STODDARD, as-
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the day, who strive to have the
literature of THE ALDINE alwaYs
keeping with its artistic attractions.
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THE YORKSHIRE
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Is ,,,,,,,A andrecommended byfirst-class Wader!:
CATTLE FEEDER
Stock fea -with it have always taken first prieelit
14.1011ar box contains.200ifeeds.
" HUGH MILLER & CO., ,
' Price 260. and $1 rr box.
Jdiutretsinat,tinleemprourtmillethainuot6rtieatmitin: tkoe,ha*ntdd bsistsauvtetesrioolat
1g67 Ring -St Naat,TurIonto.'
°Vet Sale by Drugeiste everywierie legeni.
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pages at
eipply to
T Le OS. WEATEERALD
Engineer end Surveyor
(leder/eh, Jan,2ed, 1872.
Valuable
Property For sale.
T OTS Num/ma-858 AND 581 IN TELE TOWN OF
Dederich. On Lot '881 is situated asmall Erich
Coaege and a lartreframe dwelling 1-lonsetwo stories
blob, and on Lot 853 tleeMie alargetwisiEtC.Teri frame
ware•hottse whicheouldbe erl lutes Etat ^hiss
Hotel et little vistaed °Loa frame PETE.
The Lots will be acid dither together -or eeparsto
to snit purchaser&
Terms made known on application to
Wm. ARTH15.13
on the peeMises, or to
Maxus .TOIIESTON
Doderieh 16 July, Dal swf,St
HOUSE TO LET.
Irt 0 be let -a rick Hoene with-
in eight minutes walk of the
Market Square, with 10 acres of
ground,lafge orchard, geed well, cistern,
woodshed, also, firet-class stable. and
every convenience that may be required.
F:or particulars apply to
JOHNSTON &, BR,O.,
Or to MR. W. 1). ALLAN.
Goclerich, Nev. 7th, 1872. 1343
.IF,COJEt,
To Clos e_ Partnership.
MIRE SALT BLOCK known as the "Celts:eyes Salt
1 Works" sittated in the Village of lifialtlaintl-
ville, in rear of ;MaitlaudYilleEeteL
The above block will be sold a bergain to a CES111
easteeese er exchanged for town Or country pro-
perty. --Capacity 40 barrels per any. Apply per-
sonally or by /Etter to
MR. JAMES C. Le eitCleZelle
Dedeciela,
1342.
VICTORIA
COMPOUND ;SYNUP
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HYPOPHOSPIUTES
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Vie-OnleByrup preparad item Dr. CbaraillPa
Fonniels, lea certilledto be Chem/esilly pure.
For the rThvelinGsastra. cup of
PUL.1031qATLY CONAVREPTIONI
Also for the cure of
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Asthma, Loss
ilAppetiteveeneral &a.
CERTIFICATE 4i.9 -TO TCE 2tEe.nTICACY.
Laboratory, UniversityGoiloge,
Tcrento,Bee. 4, 1872.
To theVicteria Chemical Co.,
Gentlemerm-Phave examined tlei,artieles em-
ployed in the 'Victoria Chemical Works, in tleo pre -
Taxation Of the Victoria Syrup of iElY110.Pheepleittes.
The eeveral Elypophasphie used are chernieaily
puee, and the Syrup:is -also ATeieefeza !even any iff3-
pueltee. 'Your Syruis of Plyptophesp%ites will un-
doubtedly prove.a very reign/ire Medicine.
HENRY U. CROFT.,
Professor cif -Chemistry. U. S.
Prine 81 per Bottle. Sad by ell Druggists.
V I CT Olt A
VOMpOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUM &UVA
A SPe eifie Remedy loran Bie:=.5 of the Bladder
arci Si& !Lys; Dr-e.psie.-...1 Ewalt, ocs; Conapiair.es
dental to Females; end an Dicearz s of the Uri's ary
&gees in either .
Try itonee for any of the above Disomiera, and
you will be fully convinced. of its pic-cminent
virtue:s.
Pate°. ripe? Bettie. Sold by all Draggists:-*--
✓ ICTORIA
ELECTRIC
LINIMENT.
".The- ming or au Liniments:,
- For Rheumatism, Gout; la vs gire, lioryibago.
Et:1;24rue Wa;zdering Palos, .5:i faces in the
or .Tointe, .s, Browss, /Vuniknees, , S.zreltor,s,
Headaii&s, 'Earache, Terrhache,
Buy it ! Try Prove it ]
Pslee ee cents per Bottle. Sold by all Dry -Wets.
opened a branch of their Kincardine ,
- 5 cents.
✓ ICTORiA
2. In monthly parts of 64 or 80 pages,
-NADU - CU17111G WORIlt in a handsome cover, et 20 cents.
,. CliRBOLIC SALVE
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N. B. -Subscribers •at $2 will be! ie - ' 11
-WOLTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD."
A Sped/a fir .Crts, D000as, PVC-tit:3, BeF72.5,
Scalds. Boils. Piles, Pimples, Se, cid Chi'oxie Disea.-.
`l'es Of the Ain oftsrry cleseripfixa.
in the old stand of Mr. A.M. Johneton, vittoklaaL,
Gederich, and will bo ab'e to aupply
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TOmbsloneb,
• " Mantlepreces, •
Window Sills,
0 ft' &c a
n the best at), le of workmanship and en reentiabl
terms. - Y
VAVIN STUTHERgi
Agont.
°oder:Joh 17th Jul). sw934
served. with the weekly issue- for one
year, unlesa they specify that they prise
fer the monthly. •
-"Tele FAY0RITE" MAXIM
the Canadiates-whether by birth or,
'-ealladator Price 25 Cts. per eettla eoie byild Ihnigiats.
adoption. Let us help each other, if we
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aepire to be e Nation. "The Favorite" DABBOLATBD
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ge tune anathan enterprise -Cie;
e fiathanan eta conception, it; exeentionnen 4.4.11wIlwirn
written; edited, printed • by Canadiant
a.na Ian type
QM IT TWA IrCIPPORT. F1f214(3' Fin -7*-; 4", 'a:'safcr
0110aalidlan. Paper, vette d. -;toweeerztettietzfel-eef:17:1•eaTle:ceonreeleloezeiroeaS,:tettr:Ac3fV67,0Erretemeovie.
ped eiends,".e.Aieettire, F704 23C:c; and SeeeaLips.
" Club terms and sample numbers mail- Inicereneneen nett% sae nesatetts.
OUR'S ' ed fres on application.
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Groaet esahorpteduceizmii:ndtetytoidlurzt
Dominion Teleigraph Institute, Tononto. 'TOILET EGAPS
VICTORIA
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A tkie gide-sn 0-1-60,e, a partial. scholar-
ShIpeforS_t colirseof instructtonin the
dealers anAtDonBraslis ItailWay treins.
Will be sold at rednetion to anyone
dextrous if spending *portion ot the
winter in' learning telegraphingn and
fitting themselves for ;useful and re-
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isponstble on. •
= Goderie , 23rd Nev. 1872n
IICELBMIATED FOR THE1T. lerNETORM nem.
GEO. E. DES13
ARATS, TY AND EXCELLEYCD e_vma,...N.
Publish& of the FAVORITE, eke Ca. naTor,4 cAnBour SOAP.
ad' - ust t
Publique and .VEtendaid National A wovERINE, 4(41,7E1'4 EosE,Azzu
144 111 Z'a ed Ne" L'OPinion VICTORIA SU-LP:I-JUR SOAP.
N • ' Via-nonr
Antoine St., Montreal 1350 sold Iftzggists, StifiG
. , rmes , and 310 St. WINDSOR.
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