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Wise Drown ia oncesedingly fair,
Mize White is as red •as berry, _
Mise Mack has a goy head of
Mites 4rIrave.3 ie Cirt ever merry ;
Mira Light:bet: weighs al:stem stone,
Mica Mein c2ZZSInteiterninstor a guinea.
Mine Mane weara a -Wig and has none. -
And Min Seletatou is a end ninny !
realee for the Co Of Sheen.
The eeneral aectil of the A:eternal:
Emier.mt Company et yes 114 1110 I,IiI.A% • •
mg
I. li- slop shoep dry %inkier f‘tot %%iil, '
litter. This i
.s eveii mare 110ee3S41.1' '
_than roofing them. Nevin- let them ,
etand or ho in mud or snow.
2. Take up ram lambs eaeily iii
summer, and keep them np initit 11.-
cember 19t, follow:nee %%hoe they 10. -yr li:
turned out.
3,, 'prop or take ont tho I,,w c
1 thus savung. broken liml-s,
4. Count avers' day.
Et. Begin graining with the g:•eatest
i caro, and use t1.7e smallest quantity at
! first.
; 13. If a ewe lose her lamb. milk her
daily. for a fon- da)s, and mix a little
° alum with heir salt.
7. Lot no hoes eat it the sheep in
; the spring.
/ 8. Give the lambs a little mill feed in
; time of weaning.
1
9. Never friehten sheep if pessible re
; avoid it.
; 10. Sow ire f n• w....., ones in veld
, weather if yon can.
I 11. Sepirete ell Ay oak, or thin or
r wk. front Close stroll t. in the fall. and
/
give them special care.
, 12. If any sheep is learn catch it at
; once. and wash the wonini : and if it is
; fly time. fa pply spirits of turpeutiti:
1 tinily, and alwave wash v. ith something -
healing. If a 1.1 lb is broken bind i: tip
' with splinters ti,„?i:iy. lorisening :is the
1iinbs'w ells.
Mice Mittimay's a teerible scold, ;
Miss Doves ever crass and contrary; ;
Miss Yonag is L1OW grown very old,
And Miss ilkavveide's light as a fairy ! ;
}lass Short is at !east Eve feet ton, • 1 '
Miss Noble's of humbler extraction ; ;
Mies Levo has a hatred towards mop, '
While Miss Still is fel'OVG? ill action.
M./sp.-1re= is a rezular
Miss Senirlet's as no as a lily ;
Mess Violet W.(17 shviiralis fronnour view.
And Mies Wiseman thinks all themen
silly.
NI:es a nighty young elf.
Miss Lyons ft\Int terror a feel,
Mine illeo-s net at all like Eagsgf,
NILss Carpsnter no one can rule
Saddler neo s tne•nanted a horss, .
MI -5s Groom from the stable will
Lein ;
Miss Kilmer°cnn t leek at a• come,
And Miss Airawell ne'er levelled. a gun;
.11 -es Greatheacl has no broil:mat all,
Miss Renetwell is over camp/aiming,
Miss Dance ne-er has bemt at a ball.
Oveli hearts Miss Fairweather likes
• 't;
-.%1.ss Wright is censtantly wrong,
Nines Trekoll, alas s not funny ;
3.1iss S:neor tan'or warbled a song.
Zend alas Mies Cash has tib rueney ;
Miss Pieter:can wonld give all she's iv orth
To p-erzhase a =tan to her liking,
Miss Merry is slteck.-A at all mirth,
Lao Bxer t.:te no:: don't fillet sten.
liree w'.:% 51.1,117:,W 61.e7:10WS.
M SS 11. ,,0 tar2srliT .seeks the tomb :
Mee n ant vs'
ss e".er.te s never • at %eine :'
Mtge 11.tierne5 resides in a eit v,
liee 11r3,74.c.°S !..U1S-S Stoalfast aro
sriakea ;
Miss ProttiaiZis tx,fita is not pretty,
3,ME•ss Faithful her lave has fereenen
34:es rerter despises a't. freth.
M es .''ttales they .1 make .-• ,.• 1 ;1:12
Mnre Meekly ice apt to be wrath,
Mas Lefty meatines_s is sm-sint
ir es Seernere's nsblue 1 as a len.
11:ces Lest at s penny is first
M sZnieini-nt s rlped eat.
An& Mies Waters has ainnys a th ills:
Li.u.,ht is nyLy changed int.-, Dv,
'.U.sa Der wears to menery a
32.4s l'ette ilerece has test ran away.
end 11.se Steely ass:sted lacr
Ret e netess t the fat:- Ogle,. and .JOL
NI !...,ii-a?praIter.....,xas 1.e eaentng .
e.g... ale the deer see te
11..ere s no herm, I hope, ie. nies-
innene
ODD f; =M.
13. Keep a nie..ber .,f id bells on
the slice?.
• 11. D•in't let the sheep epeil theie
woe: i:h chaif ,,r rs.
Cr ts,;-1),:ks erirly spring.
Id F.,r se-mrstive pnlverized alum .
en %Tata: bran : by ta:,atil. ..treat
ea• -e for ,2,reea
, 17. lione is lame. examine tl,o f •,••.
• clean oat bet Neon 'the hoofs. pare the
hoof if unsound, and apply tohazeo with
blue vitro!. boiled in a water.
Pz. Shs‘Ar at ono any sheep c
inen,:in4 to sl.ts,1 its wool, 1111: -.•As
• weather mil sive tart filly
t ho pelt of any e".cep . it cnee
1'). lleve ..eae. ene • •1 n, en 1
you rae;e10:: te.
:et
Zcetisas; sof sas .?rafcesisa.
An
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flaron, • '
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Pereengton thiakatlean. the grin
• , hire a wiesie icter ie.:. reel ...eene,,0
n .7te s;:„.:L.s correctly. • !C.4' ;'. .
lezener Ns Yerk- aelvartisee 3' lerainel en 1 el -.nee
thet •• ,e7; in of 2-,reat a . L
imr. L.Z.Z! CM the head is is • • t-) P..L4
.
: t.; sessesser!
Leeir a:Trovsl 1 a '1' re
4_ --inege• ring -.7!.-,augla the streets one v7":e • i 1'7
asked if he was the man wile eleie-nAinenbs . ti!:•
5:0L7 he, .1 g.ned feeling, aed tile men; p:e.Jsent har-
t!••fe ,r4rT-0 Wia," got alowed.' morty prerailA. AVe in,derstaLd
tentrrent laizl dinwn on the map. it iz b .
ot to be fille‘d up with tfi- votes for
p..1•Z"... not sett1,31 yet, and
the tneri.illers o the Ifedical Council. 71
ne re ieIt it a e :met who throw away 0 -9e: T. Fairbank3
leave in meni lastaacee, beer: sent to
t:Le:r c.c-la,;:a.s_s ant- go it blind:
ae nrenentan
P,`,12 enag .s. indeed. a liner a. • •
Lena. iis• -
Wall _Vapor,
&c.,
HOLES ALE&R, ETAIL
AT BUTLER'S
BeautifulAssortment
OF
JEWELLERY OFALL KINDS
JUST RECEIVED,
and to bo sold
0 11 E-.1, 1.) AT 13 U T.LE
Fishing Tackles,
A 1.L KtN DS. .3ONSISTINGI OF REELS,
B.1ea ere.
i',Aiursoot,s
end
LINES!
s
qui/oriel kin
AND
67,L1:111C AT COST
AT BUTLER'S.
Id.erwh, 1:/ti Aug. , 1C70.
sw104
THE RiiSSELL WATCH
1, n ade in all sizes suitable
for Ladies athl Gents, both
ui gold and silver. But the
ace..mpanying cut repro-
set.ts ai proper proportions
THE $25 RUSSELL HUNTING
LEVER WATCH,
In sterling sill er case and
gold }eines, full jewelled,
et arranted fcr live years—
lenther with a gold-plated
Alllert chain- which will.
be scut to any part of Can-
ada on receipt of e25, or
1'. 0. D., per express.
W. E. CORNELL,
watch Importer,
63 King Street Elate
TORONTO. ONT.
PA.
CAUTION.
1. ()AA' THE GENUINE
severe, naornbers of tho p.-ofassion have farloap.ks' Standard
seys : kant find con -
expressed. their dissati-fectien tbat tho
IlaNUFACTUEED BY
late to enable the votersto forward them
When Ek. JQhtlla-'52 n‘ked the 77i"-Iew in time to be opened befere the eietni,•n
P e•ter to be his wife, he told her enclid- was over. If tain •hs,s Leen the case.
ly t' -gat ha was of mean extraction, that there, is certainly great cause c e: coat= °
ho hal an uncle hanged. The vndOv7: plaint. After the usual votes Of thanks
told him that she had rack money b.erself, the meeting aijetirned.
and, thongh she had not a telative hang -
oil. sho hal fifty who deserved.- haiiging. ,
Pii,Tri.u, afanuer
Su> tiaoy rozde a match of it.
, I about 64 years of age, resi-ling oil th?
man, Lake Shore lienge bec eeIz P.rt Bruce
hands in hisPftfrets, al" a ,PIPe ,t4 and Inverheren. list 31 )uday evenine
Incirzt"- 5),_520 "a47"will cominittedi snicide by cutting his throat.
✓ ne °Tat' , L" a alan otplueb, e was fenn1 h: his e ife Iviti4 dead by
nP `7-arkirig the stove. We- :ave- heard no reason
to make= COMO (Mt. assigned for the corntni3ii..in of the rash
In Irishman was iraearnoliaeti for re- ! art. Since the ably.: was in type we
feasing to pay a deeter'e Mk, when he yesterday reit:tiredfro= oar Under -
was asked !why he refused to pay.— 1wood col-reel:et:dent the following par-
t- Why, what should I. pay for r said tic:tilers: Oa Miinday the 24th lust,
Mate ; he didn't give me any- Mr. Charlee Pligrins, a plasterer ii -.'in
thinj, het comoomities, and divil the one near azie de dere cnnamitted Snkide by
esQll 1 'ises0 in my- stomaelt at all, at ciitting his threat He was found bv Standard Scales.
his wife that evening at 4 or 3 o'cloek
h his h .1 t hi- threat life ex -
Scales,
&Co.
FAIRBANKS
9
A gentlannna in speaking to a real t au o s
tate agent about the Bituatiora of an ea- tinct, with his c ,at of, and :570 in his .
vette whiele he was about to buy in a level He tell IIS v:ife at :leen ,
neighhorh:ted, said—" The country is , fore she went an;; th t h ascrazy,
eeeeearoy basat,faL andirdo qs3 ad. ; and eo.nni-Insed cry:n..; 1 kisei:1;.•
mire a rish Eat." So do 1, sir,'" said. her, he a'.s t r • •,thL:r day that
tne, obzezpioas but griiming agent. she wid 510r1 044l.pr,peri.y.
?my, sai.; pergola at the hack Maleelou MoKey, cern: iOle, W2.3 !
irt:',Z6t1•• pray don't press upon me ; 1. a,.& who 11:. I au inquest, and a i
there, may be presently," said the other, e:rt lire truenit :1.'1,91-:11; ender .
'• beeni.dee, sir, what'e the use of bemg in `j2
crwca if one mayn't shove,"
en -1 c,f a crowd, t) another who had just rilledi3't.'-'1Y s'd'Itit tnen:tii,'r with Dr.
thera.5 one; yon." Bu, tti rent eel t!inst he died. by the
THE CANADA Cgti FBA L GRANT.
There is a good story t6ll of Bishop
The eoirt
the?, t'is.402.....„„assitti,m —eCeaneery has finally ;
Moi:oro H- the judgment ' MERCHANT
t a Yankee navy'eaptain, who said ti e"n5rnand
You have in year province' two ; in far'"- :he e:eiel of the C.C.R.R.
against the Pr ,einee of Ontario fer ill'unD
iivai Bishops C, and ano32(439 acres land,
ther fel- under an act pass-
; whiele cr;f. them — do you incline to?. -1:,
aaia Mac-- ed before Cenfederation. The Mei/ says . lite Them.
" 1 am- the ether fellow,'
that the Government cannot Live the
&era SCALES, Cosa, SCALP...it HAY
Sr.zs,Dszai Sc.tans, COUNTER SCALES,
&c., &c.
Scales repaired promptly and reasonably
For slle, also, Troemner's Coffee and
Drug 31il1s, Composition Bells, all sizes
Letter Presses, 8:c., &c.
THE MOST PERFECT
PASH BRAW?..11,
,)
Yrif It, E.§ I. /I TILL CO.'S.'
VLRY
reeia. land te the Company., and understands ,
Denizens of the Garret.—Tho follow- , that tile latter sre wining to conspromi so
ing Cle.OUB advertisement late, ly appear- for *2 per acre and to ace.--tpt the attquit-
usl
::7°11,11tca_i•Pmlicadinoll-ne iiiti:29PILIP17-:::ep:::0dh.1 be':251:111: lialli:osuft:te:htdomewbni8';,s7aairirlal:g1t,i'llieholin;t:iji've7:Yo:-IiiinalesteauenrIndn
j.ist-rrarried, who has no fur Liar uso for
tlaa samo." I owe to the Mici.oal Loan Fund,
, h.mwinting to 77•55°;.u4./.), as part of tho
by 1,te• c'-'at•:"27A, a, 1.-'''arisilitli 112"rik°,7i i Ottawa Pnitl• owee to the ninnicipelines
a Parre7e '..-5°' 50, =u1 a t°'t.'" ; of Lanauk, Renfre e, Drockville and
the etreatFresehSnenete and ilkstratee to be a very eTnte one, :Ind the
moat foraibly the intensity and exazge.ra- prompt settlement of the matter win
tien of his raiiealliam. In conversation ! giro increased cent-eke:ea to Englieh
one dav with Prinee Napolean, the `i' capitalists in /lien- deeenge with oer I
.Prdrew -.....eked Ern what was the fortis of • Graper...4 and LordGovern:net-Ai.
s...,...-.,:itty of which ho dreamed l Proud-
homnie:saisl: " Ono in which 1-staall be The leaders of Gee Opposition hi the
gneilletined as a eeneervative." Lereal LegiaIanure lieve reeeerfly beeorne '
AE1 on lady who died at Lowel1,11kckts. ; so tiresome that it is now quite fashionable
was r,Laing orders for her falser -44 asd for- me.n.i.:iers on both sides !A' the Honeel I
amengother trainaaid, she wantedto he to take tier/ feeeneienally, with a sure
np to hear Charlie ;
G-rteli eat" in her black sill: goon. and , waking
Ity‘i.ort sp•oitiag in.tal. Charley and
they =mast nst teakoont thermbreadth, ,
as theyIdwhenSl smith was laid the. Ye/vet-co.ztel Nize.lonall would
„t an 010, lady, deprea-a. make a earAtal pair of bellows for a
tingriy, tent cerianiely, "what a fig' nre cress -road :47laCasraith f, bop or where ;
Sal will entat the resurrntien with -int eeneetbinee approacning perpetivil
any haek tar :eeellth here gown." motion is regninth.1.--- Va.:v./Ns
- I
Szno'hing ea=, wore invented. to enable , Rev. Dr. Hodukin, Incumbent of Kin -
"
"‘e., goatio=ca to -1.7412Y a clasmilina habit cardine, having ac i,pted a parish in the
witht offeneo to the Ladies. It is pro- ' die:sea:a of Teronto, his_parishioners on
roaedto adcl SWO3Ping. coaches for dm Monday evening presented him with a
came purps-ro. /ha this season of ob- magnificent pocket silver comnaunion
otructicas and bre-Sh-agee„ swearing be- gervice, aeon:tape:lied by an address ex-
eerne3 1:=LI. neennenesity ten the aver- press.l'ing their personal attachment and
ago.sharinz as smoking. the deep sense of the loss they are
about to sustain by his removal. A
A waltee waetelellsk czuntrylasan to
,brizaBszzethisg.cd wriat hirm(A., The Faiursao,17.as alao presented to the Misses
waiter L-ro-n,77-,t ha a rcgdar dinner tap- (3' c'
an 6=112 i±slass' s i3 t12-9 T137-32 form, PatsEamaTio.v.—Tlae Rev. Mr. Davis,
F''c get' f449= a7c'33-4 2113 1231(36 n° on having Trinity Church, Ailsa Craig,
ClY32ti273-1"'P't 8-11"17C141 tt23- 131carE113Y frie for the paresh of Wing,ham was present-
a=orinent,a.-sd thanisrGhs out : "I.Well, ell, on mox,day theztthinl, hy his sm.
1 lihoya-nr samf.cs, now bring on my •
, grogation wide an address and a puree.
.. 1 &SIX,. This shows the high esteem
`Fneeferitowina sompY,es, of Pertrignew 1 in which the reverend pntleman is held
ErIZ'.13-1-1- 147,1 PrOVeZr3 fa:1'0a fro= a , by Lib Late parishioners.
"Manual, of the, Englieh, TGlIgatit," de- , - - -
i.ignsil. to te3ea aeries/gene ta its axes L A Tdegrana from Fort Garry states
comrscl, fzat ta ti,,,PGrtuggesayouth:___ that it is feared the Sioux Indians intend,
..
Fto make a raid -upon two posts on the
AY 2232"YrIn6; 4c' /313311(77luiral4" H -as= Bay Company—Fort Elise and
Tea rseesteity dsen't know the OliAppallie. re successful, itis thought
Ever/ 413 221Clea f6r; all' the inelmee will ruako a raid upon
fee_es
'Es* stesesasae rel/ net heap up uazattoba,
EVERY
DRAWER
Warranted,
.501.0 sr
FAL1BAAS, SCALE WAREHOUSE
Fairbanks & Co.,
93 Main St., Buffed, N. Y.
311 Broadway, New Yolk.
338 Broadway, Albany. N. Y/
FAT. P.,}3 ANKS7BROWN &Co.,
118 3filk St., Beaton.
For sale by Leading Hardware Dealers.
1353-2m
.SheriTs pale of LandE.
..f Huron, Y virtue of a Writ
W:t: of Fieri, Facia&
is5tiell wet of Her Majesty's County
Court of the Ceunty of Huron, and to
me directed against the Lands and Tene-
ments of Jamee Clark, at the suit of
Dona!d Robertson, I have seized and
taken in Execution all the right, title
and interest of the said Defendant in
and to ,Lot number Fourteen vil-
lag.. of _Myth in the County of Huron,
which Lands and. Tenements I shall
offer for sale at my Office, in the Cour;
House, in the Town of. Goderich, on
Saturday the Seventeenth ,day of May
next, at the hour of Twelve of the clock,
noon.
JO,H N MACDONALD,
Sheriff of Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderich,
11th Feb. 1873. 1356
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
county onauron,2 ny virtue of a Writ of .Fieri
To Wit : S J_) Foam issued out of Her
Majesty's comity ,Court of the County of Htiron
and to ine directed neatest the Lands and.Tene,-
raents of Donald IS, , McKenzie,. and Debella
Helienzte at the suit of Malcolm eampbell, I
have ecized and taken In Execution All the
right title and interest of the said pore°.
dant in and to Lot Number Two Hundred and
Seventy Nine, and Lot Number Three Hundred
and Forty one in SolnervilIes Survey of the
Villagoof Lueltriow filo County of Huron, which
Land e and 'renemente I nail offer for sale at ny
Office, in tleordonrt Hoene, in the Town. of Go -
erten, Satarday the 'Tenth day of May nexttat
the heuteof twelve of the deck, noon.
JOHN BIACTIONALD, Sheiiff oillnron
ISItericrs Grace, Goderfen, t le
iiith Jan, 1873. .
WHY ARE
ffieptar,„tha, 4:021sEd A Vermont farmer sent to an orphan Lazarus Moms & Co's
s2olig3Lar t_IN= wars:Cnel�s 1e taa4-, ' asylum for a boy that wee mast, active,
"645414 -Leave, treetable, prompt, industrious.,
=sseaea Wipe es pleue,!intelligent,good-leekiug,re-
S. germ= recently reestiee s 'Tee; sereetlandmodest. TheSuperintendent
,ter cut of the Venus of 3kla and haeseg wrete back trie,tt unfortunately they had
parft, desired fait i ruly,lit be for-
warded L,4 address-. Time following
fazy hs3',1-31,to Zeal's, laoma early, he old
ts leesersante "John, in else course
eny Intirn boya in thatinstitution.
1 Hector McKay, an engineer employed
af the saw mill of Martin McFarlane
a tee day a statute tag I, Um bought 1 Teerwater, svss dreadfully scalded en
11- dela-seed here; Vise, it in Era "/ SaturaVbYttle kunstingethgam:Pira
dree"-e lAe's return fit she of trio. poilor.-- Link, hops are enter-
7se whether testatate f-;'-15L'ea 02 tbat387-* 1'431* recorItY's
had are. eel, "." Yes, 8"Srepifed dehrse ' _ _ _ _
j'ereus'es esseat figura in gsster, typ? 3c."1 Tana la
ILA, Iry fr.; f],f' 66 Arilpeizsx12,1 leak' .13teie PAICAlWe.racralti. hews
f-. geseissee s it 1144 been sol'd fa a gentremala Lou 1.4t373r2a,
Ivo `e4 "sen are 4. and kneee7;ssweasa seb.a is 373out bstart a, Tory pap= at
UFO WW1 L tainviggi ilia= Y.' ),,ezat towa,
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published, and the only one on this
class of ills worth reading.
Address all orders to
, PROF. F. HALLOCK.
No. 497 Craig Street, Montreal, P. Q.
1362-ly
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STiONI
The Peruvian Syrtv, 4 Protect-
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is so <combined as to have
the character of an aliment, as
easily digested and assimilated
with the blood as the simplest
food. Itincreases theenantity
of Natures Own Vitalizing
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
"athousand simply
by Toning up,In orati and
FitaUcing the _ en -
ricked and vitatized Mod per.
meates every pent Of the body,
repairing damages and waste,
searching out morbid secre-
tions, and leoAsing nothingfor
disease to feed upon.
27sis is the 'secret of the won-
derful success of this remedy in
curing DYePePola,- Liver Com -
;plaint, Dropsy, anionic Diar-
rhcea; Boils, Nervout Affections,
Chins and -Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder,_ Female -ComPlaints,
and all diseases otigissaiing its
bad state of the blood, or arr
ConiPanied by debility or a low
state of the ,system.- Being free
front Alcohol,_in any form, its
energising -effects are not fol-
lowed by corresponding reap.
tion, but are permanent, int*,
sing .strength,ifigor, and nests •
life into al I parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Oom-
- stitutieme
Xhousands have been changed
by the use _of this remedy, iron&
weak, sickftst suffering crea-
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy _men and women; and
inktrids ccamot reasonable:Me&
itate to give it atrial.
Bee ti;ateach bottle has PERU.
MAN SYRUP blown its the gletee!
.2"dnaphlqa Pre..
J. Ottiamosst, Proprietor,
*4,4, DisT 21011,1r•
by' isisiOnUT.
-000 SALE‘
•
A T the SIGHAL Ofilee, a partial scholar -
La. sle!p fore mune ofinstructionin the
Dominion Telegraph Institute, Toronto.
Will bo sold at a redaction to anyone
desirous of spending a- portion of the
wia,ter in telegraphing, and
fitting themselma fors useful and re.
aponsiblepolition.
Goitriclit 2sa Nov, 1873,
ERIC McKAY,
, _
abinet Maker
liberal
DEGS leave to return thanks to the inhabitants of
L) Goderleh and surrounding country, for their
Upholsterer, ase,
'been in business. He is now prepared to furnish all
patronage during the !net two years he has
7' T -T P. INT I ir TT
artIolos In Malin°. such as
PILLOWS
. 017 ALL DESCRIPTION:3,
BOLSTERS
MATTRAS$ES, Jzo.,
Cheap for Cash,
AND QN THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
PICTURE FRAMES kept an hand and made to
order. Having on hand an assortment of
COFFIN TRIMMINGS,
I sin proper d te make coffins on the shortest
notice, and to conduct funerals on the most reason-
able tonne. la' Remember the old stand,
WHIST 15TRENT,
opposite thi Bank tet Montreal.
Goderiels. Feb. 12.'72. ly
ExtensiveNewiremis" es
AND
Splendid New Stock.
11111111
C. Barry 4, Bro.
Cabinet Makers, UndertakerS& Wood
Turners,
3121E.A.MMTC01%1 OEM
Have removed across the street to the store next
door to W. Acheson's' Harness Shop, where will be
fonnd
A GOOD ASSORTMENT I
of elitehen. Bedroom. Diningroom. sad Par Or Fn
niture, such an
TABLES.
'CHAIRS heir, *atm and wood seated)
CUPBOARDS
BRDSTEADS,
WASH STAN DV
MATTRESSM,S
LOUNES.
SOFAS.
WHATNOTS. _LOOKINC GLASSES
GILT FRAMING.
lar G. 13 Hare tzar clilinr sell everything in
Cheap for Cash.
If. 13 A complete assortment ofCellins and Shrouds
always onhand and a Mares to hire ; al on reason-
able tenni,
A CALL SOLICITED.
Gederich. 16 Aug 1870
"A Large Soul in a 'Small Body."
The above cut represents our
$70 Organs.
WHILE thanking our former agents and
ctistomers 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 Scale] is a very de-
sirable instrument for advanced players,
Pianists or parties educating themselves
for the pianoforte: and as a parlor In-
strument, it meets every requirement.—
Our No. 30 is the same as 61, but differ-
ent style, and more expensive. Our
No. 32 is pronounced by all who have
seen it to be the finest Instrument is 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 a,nd also octaves of Bass
?refunds). We are the first and only
parties who make this line of ]nstru-
ments, and the 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. !
Applicstions for agencies, where we
have no agents, at all times confidential-
ly solicited.
For Illustrated Catalogues, Address:
A. S. HARDY & CO.,
Guelph, Ont.
July 1st, 1872. 1333 ly.
1.87.2) 0E872
AS USUAL:
COMPLETE SUCCESS
Ten First Prizes
At Two Exhibitions!
-W. BELL & CO.
GUELPH, ONT.
Received Every First Prize
' FOR
Crgans & ffelodeon3
At the Provincial Exhibition, Hamilton, And
Centre Exhibition, Guelph,
•
This grand success, in additfon to last year's re-
cord of a
Sliver Medal, . _
and 12 First Pilaff,
Prove t tourifiudruments in the opinion of conf-
petent dges are incomparably supenor to all
others.
Sole Propriethre and Manufacturers of the
ORGANETTE;
Containing Senbner's Patent QuelifyIng Tubes,
acknowledged by all to bo the greatest improvement
yet introduced. Their superiority fe conceded by
other makers from the fsct that at Guelph they
withdrew from competition, thus acknowledging
their inability to compete with them.
Every instrument fully. warranted for five years.
Send for catalogue contemirg fifty different styles
of instruments. 6
W. BELL& CO.
Guelph. Oct. 75, 1872. 134e,
Stoves! Stoves 1
'EYE TROUGHS AND Cljiammit)
Ci8T1311M PUNDPOs Lail) PIPES, &D.
PLAtIST 10.Asic.nr '
TX X 1ST Wt. 330,1
C O -A L- 0 I L
WAtor4sn's .AND RETAIL.
(110 COM: Lamp, &e.' Oa bon.
Coppm, Brass,,Wocil poltiogiondSheep
Sk.ne taken In exchange.
I STORY,
gr Sign of the Large OeafOii Barra
Goderich, Aug 15, 1878 sw1 .
X'47 OTIOBi
Ak la!PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
••'• oo wor env pre us
tothe letDie. last, are riquired 'to vay
TWAT ON011 tO the undeisi ned.
• . ABE Id SHITIL
ftoderioh, Feb. 5,12. aw983n3tf
Wit
11:St
HAVE uncm-nvEro grins4 IVIOATU.'n
gills Velvets, 24 and 30 inch.
Renns and Poplins,
Twilled Flannels, White and Scarlet,
Nubias, White, .Scarlet and Black,
Coloured Turauoise, different shades,
,Sash Ribbons - Cord and Watered,
White Brussels, Net Muslin.
Green Hid Gloves.
Canada Yarns and Hose,
Also—Felt Overshoes &
Goderich, 9th Dec., 18121
g.
Fresh Fruits.
1347
111111151111.
IL GARDINER. G, BOOTH,
11. GA RDINER, & CO.,
*GENERAL DEALERS IN -
IFIArtiovirentartm
PAINTS,
A..1.41_41EINTPS
-GLASS
OILS, ts.._ PUTTY
COAL OIL ANP COAL OIL LAMPS.
, Nice Vaxietiot Plated Ware.
HARDWARE of all kinds in endless variety, and. at the Lowest Rates
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE, GODERICIT
Goderich, July 23rd, 1872 1327.
Cii
FOUN_thlY.
•
, ,
‘-1'3
.1
iti",••• ,., or: ,
--tkg141.1',51TAM N6i& W s7..01,
rpliE undersigned having sold the Efuron Foundry property and
Stock to the " Goderich Foundry and Manufacturing Company,"
begs to tbank the public kir their liberal support for the past nineteen
years and trusts that they will continue to send their orders .6 th#
E. RUNbIMAN.
.tsTew 'Company.
Goderich, 10th June, 1872,
oSammmom•
Referring to the above Notice, the GODERICH FOUNDRY AND MANU-
FACTURING COMPANY beg to inform the public that they are prepared
to contract for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
FLOUR, GRIST 4, SAWMILLS, SAWIN'd MACHINES dre
Hand •
1RON AND WOODEN PLOUGHS, with steellboards,
GANG PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS,
STRAW CV7TERS,
SUGAR AND PoTASH KETTLES, GRATE BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, 4se„
COOKING, PARLOR 4, BOX STOVES of various kinds.
ri_AINTS Made to Order,
--49.1g1M cg—
Iron and Brass Castings. and Blacksmith Work.
BOILERS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED on short notice,
Twenty tothirtyHorse-power Tubular Boilers
Generally on hand for Sale.
grAll Orders addressed to the Company or: Secretary will re-
ceive prompt attention.
ROBERT RITHOIKAN,
General Mimagor.
GEORGE NIEBERGALL,
Moaner 'Agricultural Department.
Gederiek Ont., ltith Juno, 18721
HORACE HORTON,
• - President.
ARCH1BALD HODGE,
Secretary and Treasurer,
1925
JOB PRINTING
^
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'GOPERICil W9OL..;EN FAC3c)R
. wmA..soisr 1872. .
Tli. SUBseitnieRS, wzori ALtrunNiNG TilaNICS Pelt piST PARrItOTIAGE,HE0 12u/1.
STATE that during the pait wlnter, t1iy hav,
Added largely to, their anufactun gMachi 'es.
. And allhavIng teen entirely refitted;AXe -
inTwfecup, iTan,0011, issiipationsunets,.WblesYsIBlankets, Hone Corers, Stockhig Yarns; &cnow prepared to ecitiebrders
-Ex
WITH -GREATER DESPAIVII,- OF MORE DURABILITY,
and :Neater in ...Pattern Than frorstieityi
They welds* can artist* attention to
CUSTOM : srimpsc. Nemo enigmas CLOTH .DRESSING• Ez
me
ry p -it idaPte&Partia ComitilfrOnta,distance Withwool to rtt circled, by
tomtits the sons with Kr. IL Ptirguson,Merehant.Godirleb,can rely On getting theirrella Iterna with tbena
Ih, saluedaY These wishing to exchange their Wool ler goods will Dud it to their totorett to give' th•
uasonasr* a s
I:r AI. p,'"-rlitt titrolitolrora guaranteed.
. JOHN INGLISfit.•• SON.
ProOpectO, for 187 —Six0 Voar.;. .: for Ode or to Rd.
i.......,..1_,'" -:-*:77-'7.-.,•..1._-..,.......,-..........
salty admitted to be ! the loaadsseesse joi
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!,t.
and driving shed with a
A v-PePregen'tx- rich, on the Hayfield Road- e
Not for fsztje in 11
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Nith a never failing spring Creek re -
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e
' e
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pply to '
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Goderich,
Or to 0. SHANNON,
_ on the premises.
Goderich, 251h jan. 1873. 1354
]Elon SA..141W
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PEFE Subscriber offers for sale the north half of
Lot No. 14 in the 2nd Concession of the Town-
ship of Goderich, on the Hayfield Road, 2 menial
from Godench, containg =roe of land. There io
r„, house and good frame barn on no lot, :leo an
orchard of excellent fruit trees. Title Indix:patable.
The Smith half of the memo lot may /deo be „had if
desired. Apply to
GEO. JOHNSTON,
On the pienefeee
Or to b. ARMSTRONG,
Land Agent, Goderieh.
Goderich,Jtme Gtli; 1872. 0.321.
LANDS for SALE
AT BAYFIELD.
moommv.e.,•110
T 01'S NO'S. 71 72 HAYFIELD s..teNCESSION
_Li Tomo:111p of GoderIch, comprising Iee acre:: of
tho bee quality of lend, within about 2 miles of the
Market mace of the Toren of Hayfield. There le a
clearance of 23 urea which eeuld readily be prepare
ed for crop. Tho remainder of the land be cioeely
covered with the best of beech and maple timberof
splendid growth, an excellent road passes len two
side,s of the property. which ie situated in an old
and well settled neighbourhood.
.Aiessa.-Lot 14, Range A TownsbipStanley,
containing 39 eeres of weir reserved timber Land,
which would produce a large quantity of firewood to
the acre The lot rune to the River Hayfield rift a
coneiderable water fall 47/11C11 con be wade avai.15
able for milling or inanufaeturingid purposes..
For terms apply to, JAMES te ALLEAL
Guelph.
W. 17 CONNOR. Esq. Hayfield.
(Jr lph, Aug.15th, 1870 w30
Farm For
1-41 the Township of Colhorn e. in tlte County of
I Ileum. North te-t; of Bloch E. 4.Iumpris1nZ
NV nitres 50 cleared and undOr good tepee, and
50 acres good Hard Wood 'timber. Two spins'
Creeks, Soil first quality, • good Log House. and
Frame Barn antLarnall bearing Orchard, uithin
ndle of Stem Saw and Grist Mill, and veithin 41
milesof the County Town Oodertch. Tennsrnodo.
rate. Apply to
JOhN EDWARD
00 the 3)0111111e.S.
Goderieh Nov. 26. 871. 6
— - — - -
FARM FOR, SALE.
OT 20, 501 Con. Godorifth Township, 801ae1e5 of
1.4 !Anil 70 acret,, e?rareri geod ne2enne,10 :Jere:3
of Pall Wlie.tt, 6 trii1.-N from tho Town 01 G Acrielt.
Apply to 6. 11. TRU Ell IN Colt:rich, or on tee
pre.ntiscst
DATIL) (TM,
Goderteh, Dee. Istb. 1171.
5m.
FOR SALE.
IbT 5. Con. 4. E. D , A.h5eld, eon-
tainine .20n acres excellent land,
covered with Maple and !levee, 10 miles
from Goderieh, with a never failing trout
stream running through the centre of the
land, there is about 15 acres of cleared
land on the front ot the lot.
A pply to
THOS. WEATHERAL
Engineer and Surveyor
Goderieh, Jan,2nd, 1872.
Valuable Property For sale.
OTS NITMBER 858 AND 881115 THE TOWN OP
Goderich. On Lot 581 TB sltuated astraall Brick
Cottage and a !erne frameslwelling Honeetwoetorice
hien, and on Lot 855 teeters aark;ctwoaterev.frane
ware -house whicheonldbe convened into a fizet "lass
Hotel at little cost cud aleo frame Barn. -
The Lots will be sold fiither together or estates
to euit pnrch.asera:
Terms made hnown on ap_plicattento
"Wm. ARTH UR
On the premien:, erSo
Messrs DA.171.8.01: &ZOIIINSIDN
Gerderich 16 3n1y, 1871 awellt
HOUSE TO LET. ,
TO beiet —.a Brielt House with-
in eight minutes walk of the
Market Sqtuze, with 10 acres of
ground,large orchard; good well, cistern,
woodshed, also, first-class stable, and
every convenience thee may be required.
For particulars apply to
JOHNSTON & IRO.,
Or to MR. W. D. ALLAN.
Goderich, Nov. 7th, 1872. 1343
FARM POR SALE.
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THAT VERY DESI ABLE FA SM
-IL known a's Carrick's Farm, near Kin -
tail inAshfield,adjoinisig the gravolroad,
containing ono hundred acres, fifty clear.
Possession given at endo.
Price three thousand dollars, terms
easy. Applyeto
ROBERT MYERS,
Stratford Ont.
February, 20th; 1873. 1358 201
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VICTORIA
com!ourin 8Y3tULOP
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Tne only'Syrup prepared .from D5- Chtliteldirse
Formula, anti certified to be Mem/call/ Fuel'
Forma prevention end gartt of
PULVONA.Hir CONSUMPTION
disefor as meet
Dyspepsia, Erimobitis, Asthma, Loss
ofAppetite, General Debility, &o,
era:once= es eee punter Am eye:weer.
. Laboratory, University College,
Toronto,Dere 4,1872.
To theVictoria Chemical Co,
Gentleiren.-I have oxamined Dm =Hetes em-
ployed in the Victoria Chemical Works, in the wee
paration of the Victoria Syrup of Hypopliosphitee.
The Leveret Hypopheeplutee used aro chernirally
pure, and tho Syrup fts also /uiffcfre,cfrom cu?,tirn.
purity. Your Syrup of Hypophosplittce will un-
doubtedly prove a WV ralitable Medicine?
HENRY 31. CROFT,
Professor et. cilemistry, U. 8.,
pike al per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
✓ IGTOR1A-
, COMPOUND 11.411) .113XT11ACT DP
DUCH
MIVA
IIRSI
Spec(fie Pazedy for-ull Diseases 'of, the Btadelea
awl Kidneys; Dropsical Swellings; Cennyaints inci-
dental 01'er/talcs; and all Discatio of tho theinarg
Organs in either Sea.
Try it once for any of the above Dijordene, and
yon will be fully convinced of its pae-emineut
virtues.
Price 51 per Bottle. Sold by au Druggiets.
✓ LCT-OU A
ELECTRIC
LINIMENT.
"The Ring of -all Liman—en:tee"
For Rheumatism, Gent, Natragiri, inmhago.
Sciatica, Wandering Pai12.3 Stiffness ea the Lfinha
or Joints, Sprains, Druid; Numbzesg, Swaaazgs,
,Heoduche, Eamche, 2bs150e554 de.
BUST it Try it! Prove it
Price be cents per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
✓ ICTORiA,
CARBOLIC SALVE..
awonrn ITS WEIGHT TN GOLD."
A. Specific for Cute. Wounds, ZErvis2s,. Bums,
Boils, Piks, cid VA= Diem.
an of the Skin -yet -cry itarriptton.
.Pento 2505s. per Bottle. Solo by ell Druggists.
VICTORIA
datliOLAT.CD
iLYCHINE JELLY.
"EMINENTLY THE LADIES' reevonrsu."
For Bequtfikng the1eomplezioadax2for razoting
nut _BunTnerir. Freaks% Pimnksi &at als0/02'P413-
1754 Brays, CluWains, Frost Xt.:es,
Price 23Cenhit pei Bottle, Sold ;by 1lDreRisto.
VICTORIA
TOILET SOAPS
"DELP,BuTED Ironware, r4471Fon.li
11313! -
TV AND txonnDDFoL or cabLY.P.Y.
ricronu, 0.4.21BOZZO 150.423
VICTORIA SULPHUR 0AP.
v.rasoRrA GLYCZRINZ, ITONEY, ROSE Aid)
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