The Huron Expositor, 1871-05-12, Page 6F-
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HURON EXPOSITOR.
NEM
MAY 12,1871.
.12=u=•••,..a
The Kincaidine Branch of the
VVellirigton Grey . and. Bruce
Railway. •
.Front, the Listowel Bariner.
Two circumstances hat -e trans-
pired within the past two weeks to
give a greater force to the, probability
that a railway will yet be built
through ,Listowel. One is the pas-
sage of the by-law=in the County- of
Grey giving a, bonus to the Toronto
railway, thereby. effeetually depriv-
ing the Wellington, Grey & Bruce
Company of hope of building
their proposed line to Oaten Sound,
and causing them to turn their at-
tention niore unitedly to the pro-
posed southern branch .to Kincar-.
dine.. The second is the defeating
of the proposed bonus to the Loadon
road by the County of Huron, thtes.
_leaving the northern part of the
county in a position to offer a good
bonus to the Wellington Company.
The result of this combination. of
circumstances is that the Directors
of the Wellington, _ Grey & Bruce
Railway have already taken the pre-'
liminary steps, and have. set taloa,-
selves ettinestly. to work to eNrry
out the project.. We have been shown
a letter received by Mr. Hay, from
the President of the road, stating
that at a .itieeting of the Board on
Friday last, it was unanimously re-
solVed to send out a staff of engi- -
.eers at once to survey the route,
iind that they might be _expected in.
this neighborhood in the course of a
few days. The prevailing, opinion of
+be Directors, as well as those of the
Great Western, we undetstand..is,
that the, most practica,ble route
would Ve about as follows : Starting
from. Palmerston station, in Wallace,
and running ' direct to Listowel,
thence westward by way of Trow-
bridge, through the .townships of
Elnia and Grey to_kinleyville,-thence
north-west by way of Bluevale,
Wingham, Lucknow, and .Lishorn ad
t Kincardine. The vantage to
- the Company of the line running by
way of Ainleyville instead of Wrox-
eter, is abundantly apparent from
'the fact that it would be so much
farther distant as hoc to come into
direct competition -With th`eir main
line.. Besides, it would divide the
- country Much more equally by run-
ning nearly the \id -161e distance jUst
about midway. bet ween the Welling-
ton and Bruce main line and the
a
Bal° and Lake Huron line. Thus
we wouldohave thia whole section
of northwestern_ Ontario divided into
about eqUal parts by the several
Imes of railway. First, we have the
Northern railway from Toronto to
Collingwood ; next westward. the
Toronto, Grey & Bruee from Toi•on-
• te to Owen Sound; 'then the Wel-
lington Grey & Brueti from Guelph
• to' Southampton ; then the branch
of the sante line from Wallace to
Kincardine ; then, the Buffalo &
Lake Huron from 'Stratford to
Godericl ; having the Grand
Trunk at their base • and the, upper
lakes as their termini. The first and
thc last named of the -above roads
have for a number of • years. been in
very successful operation. The road
to Owen. Sound and the road, to
Southampton are now in 'course of
construction with the prospect of
_early completion. -
For the sneceSsful. estaldishment
of the Kincardine branch, we in this
vicinity are dee ply in Wrested, and
to°' tliat end we must put forth our
best endeavors by giving it all the
aid and encouragement in our power.
The amounts set down by the Div-
ectors„v_we learn, as likely to be re-
quired from the various munieipali
ties along the route, areas follows :
Wallace_ .. . . ... ... . ..$15,000
Lietowel - .1o,000
lama. 15.000
t rey.. . .. .. ........ ... . . ..... 3000
Morris.. . . .....:. 30,000
30,000
Turnberry.
lVest Witwtiosle 100
East Wawanosh. ..... . ... 000
. 20 000
11uron. , • 21,000
Kin cardine................ .. : ... .. 000
5,
Kineardiae 1 00
work with that vigor thatshouldcharae-
terize all operations, they woUld have
. s a
.and made it um& easier to•
inspire con who glory in the largest bear nd
the biggest chignons. Men should
I.
certainlycongratulate themselves on
toie anti -razor movement, .fer it must
b pretty evident that where Nature
dained that hair.sheuldgrow there
le intended it ahould r•ernain.
for it must bi noted that it is always
n.
stablished a much , bthe little meand the little women
better the
fidence in thew further un
A Sketch. of Thom
Almost any 'winter
ertakmgs,
is Carlyle.
morning of
the last twenty years, between the
hours of six anti might,..there might
have been seerstridi g at rapid
paCM :along the I streets of Chelsea.,
making' way toward t e subuiban
villas that there intro uce town to
. country, a man oil larg head, large
body,and large limbs, heavy man
in gait, W h ; old as he is, Ni ith very
hoiee of bis
ed,•as hand-
yle. Ruhens
iina las a mo-
d, long locks
brow- over-
dinary brilli-
.carred face,
•inkles, and
walks, yeu
11
sli
SO
wo
del
of
'ha
an
pi
st
11
Et attention to the
ss,. would be 'regat
e. It is Thomas Car
ild have gloried in'.
With grizzly bee,
white hair, shaggt
ging eyes of eittrao
7, a seaused and
wed deep' with w
pinaea itS
mi_ht think, but for h's outn dress,
yoi had before you some magnificent
°lc feudal baion. •• H s . coat, large
an loose, might fit a Aunt, and his
tauuseis are two sacks joined at the
upper_ end. At, each I ong stride he
di raises of nearly a yard of ground,
an 1 he beers in his and, wherewi h he strikes the gro mid as 'if with
a I aving-halminer,sonie hlreg, between
.a ....tick and 'the trunk o a tree, a sort
of igantic club, the which for
si e you would hardly find in Tip -
pe otry: He looks lik am
co e out for is mo ing walk, or
a ogre seeking his .br a,kfast,
Without i good reas n one would
nit care toiad d ress,hin as he strides
along, but wheu he dos talk, as tali
h can in Saxon idie s and Saxon
words -when occasionl requires, Ins
. .
v • ce is gruff and to elets, coming
from the recesses f hisibeard like the
growl of a bear from ti e bush, But
hi _language is simple; hie sentences
sh srt, and he.always eaks his con,
• tions. , Like every Man .who has
th roughly,made up bi mind, he de -
res' Witheut ci currlocution ;
b• t, unlitte most men; he rarely rea-
so
• $260,000
Total..................-
_This, -with the estimated distance of
. -
sixty rinks, will Sive an wierage of near-
ly $4,500 per mire, w hit iwith the gov-
ernment bonus of $2,500, or $2,000 per
mike would1 enable the Company to pro- c
eeed with the work. As to the benefit of. 0
hasine the road, we believe the expresSion
of the people wou1,1.1,e ahnoet nuanimous
in its favor, and 011 that. point there is unlucky, fur, wemen will often look
ry little scope for argument. in the . f irgivingly on the loss of the one in
ties of the various ionnieipalithm to con- 1 ere note that while
f le presence- of the other. We may
women's heads
first -place, then, it Will be for the inithori-
ave ben getting bigger and bigger,
their coutalenee in -the ability of the Com- t le OranItunS 0 t the opposite sex
a.with tbosefrom w iota be differs.
e is not affable—ce tairdy. not of
la e years. Ills' talk is short, .con -
ti luaus, and emphatie 'and, toward
st etiwera :likely; at a y moment to
. ,
St ddenly stop. It has been compar-
e not inaptly to th spring of a
click running don.
To analyze ot • eye . sketeh the
el aracter of - Carlyle, will tnot be
a tempted beret., ',.,The sticket minis-
ter who came t Teonsl In from Craig. _
e eputtook, "the 'ion1iest nook in
B itain, ' fifteen Mile', TOrth-west of
D unifries, anlongtheT illS and black
morasses, whiCh StT tch westward
almost to the Irish se ," nearly for-
t t years age; and i his " Sartoi• .
esartns," upon 'the homely to)ie of
li,
al thes, brought tog ther inn !li of
ti e deepest .spectilatiine finest .toet•
noblest morals, a i d wildest b ri- -
nor, that this or any other age. has
p•oduced, and has elloWed it by
o her . num erOtis w I rks ' en nail y
s range- and brillian i.,' has net yeti
f .und the undisputed place be is to.
o taw in the literatu -el of England.
That his gen i us -wi I never -„ Want
a nple teeognition is certain, but hi$
IA, ritings derive so an rob of their ine
t iest frem time and rianner that it
i,- impossible to. pr diet -bow they
\sill, be relished in tbi future.
: Air. Carlyle shows hieacre' in
- e .
,
ind as iii body I'lle strengtItin
b th remains unimpaired. But some
o the parte are -indult ated. Incrtis-.
totions have grown upon the smo
fi ce.- He is opinionated and iras4ble.
The heaviest brow ,of his life4-ethe
s idden death ofl his Wife during his
-:absence front hone softie year ego—
upset hiS tem et beyond recdvery.
• He has b °Town ad mo f e rapidly since
1 ., .
he reached seventy in 1866 than
during a decade previous-. : But for.
his firm stepandactive- 'movements,
he might be taken to be past four -
e ore.-e-Apploto4's Journal.
8
Beards versus Chignons.
, •
As a rule, men with bald beads
a e rdcomaiensed with an altundant
s tinily of whisker and beard, and
.aid, and, vice versp, I prolific head
ops are fatal to the -facial growth
hair.. Where both are weak a
Ian may, count 'himself singularly
shier whether they are prepared to offer ;.
the regaired bonus,and, if So., whether F,
pU1% - to carry out 111111nel:fret is eufficient ; 1 ave becolne • Sinaller aud. smaller.
_ to wareuit them in g ling to the trouble !e •
sults the one .
and expense of putting the offer into tan- !
• Poll are a in
• • ' • • • I. (I • 1 t• I
TO
IRO
TIE ITN
a large
ROWS, whi
reasonable t
. These har
Gananoque,
The
A Guaran
that if 'it
it may be
within thirt
A grim
169-tf
FARMERS,
HARROWS.
ERSIGNED has on hand
number of IRON' HAR-
h he is prepared ti sell on
rms.
-ows were manufactured at
lad are
Best Now in u8e.
ee be- given with each,
• 0 not Work satisfactorily,
edtauyrsn.ed. by the purchaser
0. C. WILSON,
lturai Iniplement Agent,
0
SEAFORTH, ONT.
MO
TAN Farm
k at p
suit the bor
A. G.
°I -Ito JOHN
January 1
EY TO LEND.
or desirable Village Property
r cent. Payments made to
ower. Apply to
McDOUGALL,
Iusurance Agent and
Commissioner, Seaforth,
SEATTER,
Exehange Broker,
Seaforth.
• 162-6m
3, 1871.
urz11auT
t
gible shape. - That the Company are in t1.) s an - hu -PP omen s 1.c.1
T
THOS. BELL'S
THOMAS BELL,J
Isilow prepared to manufacture furni-
tureAs Cheap as the Cheapest.
Parties wishing to buy wholesale can
be soplied at
(•arneet in the neit tiW s e fully 1) el iev.e ; xpensive materiel with- itniboderate -
hut as to the question of their ability to adding,ant the ot lei cuts o as .
successfully pnieveute the work, we have,'
• ncla as. ever- the scissors canlay
' 1 •
at the present time, no means (If know:
itn4. Oti this p .int we would like to he '
bet ter informed w fore otierinczsan opi
We may say, lioWeVer.. that (air infor-
illation leads us to believe that the Cana-
dian Directors Of. t1:0 ‘.;reat Western
ilailway give thiA (projeot their.beartv -
1.upport, and that thyre go.O. reason to
expect that the Eigh Board will sane -
lion the gi,ing of it the Same un the lip and coin, and lit tiongateu
vInekeit TO See a fashionable little
irl ie • full sized -chignon in coed-
ential chat with an equally little
rejoieinge in a &ming beard,
ne cannot help .struck ss it,11
he dispropertion of hair to fleelte--
old of,- lebking very, articn like one ,
f. those nefarious gentlemen- who !
re living at the expense. of their 1
ountry. Bu , everi with 1111 tide
eture is kettpirg up the balance of
Liman hair,.. for what. does nut ap-
ear on the head i. to lie . met -wiili.
...
•
a, is 110 W Vt 11 To the main line. Ti ere "
is one thing, hoe ever,whieh ims leen
-eke means ef creating a want of (sea sr
lidenee in the worifiese • pewer of the (
Compury, via the e -x ene-fy slew rete, r
at which the work 1-ses tn n proseent4
• since• the coninn•n.•ow.lit op,.rations
theee. v ars ago hag they puel.ed the t;
Toronto Wholesale Prices.
-
WARE ROOMS OPPOSITE THOMAS
KIDD'S.
WORK SHOP, CORNER OF MAR-
KET SQUARE,
TURNING clone on the
Shortest. Notice.,
COFFIN keptIconstantly on
- hana1.• -
Ai-ARSt FOR HIRE.
•D.1 cNAUGHT
OULI respectfully intimate to the
inha • itants of Seaforth and vicin-
ity, that he still continues to carry on
Business as usual, in the old stand, on
the North oad.
Jobbing f allkinds, and TIorse-shoeing
espeeially, sromptly attended to,
Terms reasonable.
164-tf DAVID AleNAUGHT.
TI E SEAFORTH
Lui iber Yard.
MABEE & MACDVALD
•-$EAFORTH
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
M. ROBERTSON
Importer and manufacturer of all kinds
OF
• ITOUSEITOLD FURNITUR.E,
Such as
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
CENTEE TABLES,
MATTRASSES,
DINING & BREAKFAST TABLES,
BUREAUS,
CHAIR S, and
BEDSTEADS,
• In Great Variety.
Mr. R. has -great conidence in offer-
ing his goods to the public, as they are
made of Good Seasoned Lumber. and -
by First -Class Workmen.
Beg to inform the public that they have
opened a LUMBER YARD in Seaforth,
near Shear on's Mill, on the ground for-
merly usedl as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
Thomas Le.•
They wilil keep constantly on hand a
good assortment of ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER, dressed and undressed.
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of which they are prepared to sell at
the lowest ossible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to their
advautage -to inspect our stock, and -as-
certain ou prices before purchesing elsE
Where, as e are in a position to offer
ood induc inents to cash purchasers.
IABEE & MACDONALD.
Seaforth Dec. 29, 1870. 160-tf
1,11 - FARMS FOR SALE., '
or, Sale Lot No. 22, 13th Concession
Township of .',1SteKillop, coutaining
One Unrnli-ed Acne's, forty five of which
are cleared. well -fenced, and a never fail- i
ing steearnlef water runs through one
• N b iikli s • Alen the unex-
pired term tr eight years of the lease ot
o
part of Lots .27 and. 26, 1-th poncession,
with thc privilege of purehasme at any
time. Pusehase money $1,275-, to extend
over a period of ten years.. This lot is
all wood land. Vor further paaticulaes.
apply to •the undereigaed.
•THOMAS STEPHE1',1-S,
Seaforth.
January 1871. 102-tf •
A LWAY.
SE
N. WATSON
HAS ON HAND THE
BEST
I NG MACHINES
IN THE .MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufac-
turing pu poses. 'Both single-thre:uled
and -daub e -threaded; and him -stitch
Machines an be supplied.
Is.)tirfect eatistaction guaranteed, !and
isAtructioe. s'given to purchasers gratis.
WPI. N. WATSON
Cen also i sure property against Fire and
Marine. l isaster, and Lifeand Limb
1
against, (1 Itth. and. accident, with the
best Come allies, being Agent for
The Live pool and London and Globe,
•(Engl sh.)
The Provncial. of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual, (Village and
•
Farm )
The Niag ra District Mutual, (Village
and I arm.
The Tray lers of Hartford, (Life and
A ccid mt. ) •
•
Losses iberallyAqiusted and
romptly Settled.
M 1 NEY *TO LEND
At metier te rates of interest. No com-
mission, -and expenses moderate.
MORTGAGES bought on equitable
terms. /
EGG EMPORIUM.
.The subscriber is still in his old stand,
and prepared to pay.
Th 4 Highest Cash Price
For ate, quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS
Deliveredlat the
1
E g Emporium.
.
lain street, Seaforth.
Coffins made to Order
To all forties (merchants and. others)
with who n he hae done business during
the past our years, he returns hearty
thanks, a id trasts by strict attention to
to merit their patronage in the
flastiirhee.•"
DAVID -D. WILSON.
Seaforth, March 16, 1.871. • 171-tf
On the Shortest Notice.
'WOOD TURNING
Done with Neatness and Despatch.
• Wareroolias :
TWO DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S
HOTEL, Main Street.
Seaferth, Jan'y 21St, 1870.
57 etf
No Armistice.
JOHN LOGAN
CERTAIN PRESERVATION OF TH E
SIGHT.
• M. R. COUNTER,
ND
NVALVENnith
Ont., sole Agent for the 1 Salo
if our Celebrated PERFECTED
3PEeChTaAr eC LgErSo ntd'aebyLuesx1reo.no!
,vhjmaterial manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purposes!. It
is pure, hard, andhrellant1 and
as near Achromatic -as es;n. be
produced. The peculiar forin,
and scientific accuracy attain-
ed by the aid of nomplieated
and costly maehinery, war
rants us in asserting them 'te
THE MOST , PERPEC1
SPECTACLE'S EVER MAN
UFACTUR ED. They essis
the sight mostbrillianth; eon
fersease and comfort ms th
-wearer, ca -use a continuous and abidinl
'improvement of the eyes, and last area
many years 'without requiring to be
changed. So they are the CHEAPEST
as well as the BEST.
LAZAR U.S. MOP R IS & Co.
295 Notre Dame Street, (up stairs),
• ek We employ no Pedlers. :\-1(mtreal
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
JOB MOSES' PERIODICAL P11.18.
_
This invaluable medicine is unfailing
in the cure of all those painful and dan-
gerous diaeases to which the female con-
stitution is subject. It moderates all
eefeess and removes all obetructions, from
whatever cause. ,
_
-To marriec ladies it is Decu'liarly ,
fi ited. It will, in a short time, ,bring
o the monthly peried with regularity,
ai d although very powerful contains no-
t ing, hurtful to the, censtitution. In all
c, ses of Nervous and Spinal Affeetione,
i
P in e in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
sl ght exertion, Palpitation of the lieart,
hysterics, and Whites, it will effect a
ci re when all other means have 'failed.
T le pemphlet around each package has
fi 11 directions and advice. or 'will be sent
fi ee to all writing for it, sealed from ob-
s
033 MOSES, NEWYORK, SOLE PROPRIETOR.
$L00 and 12!e ceiits for postage, en -
e osed to .Northeop & Lyman, Neweastle
nt., general agents for the • Doi/tiniest,
mill insure a bottle eontaining over 50
p lls by return mai1. i
prSold in Seaforth by E. Hick -son and
Ca., and B. Ltimsden ; A. Stephene,
3 itchell ; J. S. Coo-inbs, Clintok, and
a 1 Medicine Dealers.
ORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcastle,
. Sole _Agents. 172-8
LTAS declared war against the
nier-
cantile opposition of Seaforth, with
large and varied stock amunition on
hand, in the sh4pe of •
G-osor) s
—AND- -e
GROCERIES,
Which for quality, style and cheapness,
cannot be conquered with fair play.
The tollowing are special lines :—
FANCY DRESS GOODS, WIN-
CEYS, (Plain and Checked,)
LUS-
TRES, POPLINETTS, FRENCH
MERINOS, PRINTS. POPLINS,
GREY COTTON, BLEACHED
D0., FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
CLOUDS, HOODS, HOSIERY,
MANTLES, GLOVES, FINGER-
ING YARN, READY -MADE
CLOTHING, HATS & ..CAPS,
TWEEDS, COTTON AND FLAN-
NEL SHIRTS, DitAWERS, SU-
GARS, TEAS, TOBACCOES,
RAISINS, CTIRRANTS, SPICES,
&c., &c.,
Too innner0i18' to mention,
AT THFi
Manchester House I
MAIN STREET,
SP.A.POR.T1-1_
&Ayala'', Nov. 1870 I52-tf.
R. LUMSDEN
Has just received a Fresh Stock of
PURE DRUCTS
CHEMICALS
Toilet and Fancy Soaps, Combs, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, French,
English, and American.
PERFUMERY
•
GENUINE DYE STUFFS.
Guaranteed to bed the best quality;
Horse and Cattle Medicines
Condition Powders.,
Physicians prescriptions carefully- and
accurately dispensed.
R LUMSDEN,
1;10 CARPENTER -S, C071\i-
TRACTORS,-
And the Public Generally.
•
WROXETER
SHINGLE FACTORY.
The proprietor of the above Factory
desires to state that he is now prepared
to supply
Shingles of the Very Best Qualitlb.
On the shortest notice, and at the very
lowest cash prieee, either at the mill or
delivered at Seafortn Railway Station. I
Orders promptly attended to.
P. A. IRELA.ND,
169-13t Wroxeter Shingle l'actory.
• JOHN BRIGHAM,
QUEEN
nsurance Cori pany
OF LIVERPOOL & LONDON,.
- o
APITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
0—
',MEE OFFicEs—Queen
mil, And Gracechnich Street, Liindon. .
Cis-A.11.k BRANCH OeincEe--Exchange
Buildings, Montreal.
OARD—Wm: Mortoo, Esq., C'helienan:
lIenry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
• Esq., andthe Hon. James Ferrier,
Basereens—Molson's Benk.
LEGAL ADVISERS— Messrs. Ritchie,
lorris & Rose.
IEDICAL vase-ea—William Sutherland,
Esq, M. D.
• SunvErton—Thomas S. Scott, -Ewe
AuerroR—Thomas R. ohnson,
RESIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL
AGENT,—A. Mack eazie Forbes, 13 St.
-ricreinent Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint-
ed Agent for the above Company, parties
Iesiring to insure against less by Sire can
lo so en the most favourable terms.
Life Policies granted on as advantage -
t s terms as any other respectable Coni -
any doing business in Canada. 1
JAMES IL BENSONi
• !Agent
FF. ICE—BENSON & 31EI'`EVS
Law Offilee,
la'aforth.
eaforth, Nov. 8, 1870. 153 -the
E GS ! EGGS
Exchange Broker; 'andeRailway Ticket
MIER Subscriber begs to intimate that
1. he is still prepared to purchase Eggs
Agent,,
IToughton'e 11 otel , •
Opporitle G T. Railway Station
SEAIORTII, ON1.
Through Tickets issued to all pointe
in. the Western States California and.
at his
Store at the Market,
cINTOSH & MORE11$0fil
CARRI GE FACTORY
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
The subscribers feel thankfill for tinv.
very liberal patronage theyhave received
eince comroencing business in Sea,forth,.
ind wish to intimate to their easterners
rid the public generally thet they keep
in hand and. are manufacturing all
kinds of wheel work, such
CARRIAGES,
OPEN AND TOP BUC-GIES,
DEMOCRATS,
WAGGONS0
SLEIGHS, 'CUTTERS, kt..c.;'
Made up by EXPERT ENCED 'W011 K -
.MEN, in the very latest styles.
We Do No Tiorse-shoeing,
1
eia.e8 ei btleinces.
But pay all our attention to the above
Red River, at redueed rates, affording
the greatest facilities to Emigrants.
All neeasear infermation iven ree Parties who favor us with their
orders will get geod
. We keep a tit -et -clubs _
iiaee
•
and to pay the' • specting LandetVencies, etc.
'TAVERN, FOR SALE.
HIGII ST PRICE IN CASH
Butinets -elations.
thank a, a M. hopes for a coutiatianee of
with who he has dontelieseness in the
past till e years, he returns his bust
Mei-hants in Town and Country
•
•
for el fresh Eggs that may offer.
T 1-113 li-en-knowla and old CStablished
" The RoN burgh.
uated in the the -lying village. of Box-
buroli • alone ,with the house is one-half
:liere of land and. eincd .stabbnir. Right
opposite is c- Roeck's ". iloifig the
largest gristing business in the t Sanity.
To a party with a " email capital this is
one at the licet stands in the Oilinty of
Huron. Apply to the proprieter, TI
WILSON, Walton P. O. • 171-tf
• Seafort
Bonds, Coupons and uncurrent Money,
Gold and ilyer Coin, I,ought and sold
at best rates. 167-tf
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
DESIRABLE Dwellingsbotise and !
two excellent lots on :street,.
• ;sixel::„If}tiz,_ttho, for sale on reasenable tun
is
s.
JOHN SEATTER,
-.March 3, 1ST]. 16S-tfI 167 -ti Druggist,
satielat
Painter.
• PAINTIN
Done for country shops, and 6111 wei
• repainted at rens(malJo rat.
Repa;ring eromptly attui. 1 1 t
• COI W111.01, 1,11 Ler, "11.1 k.18 Mid
• Lath taken in exchange for li o k.
MeINTOSII & MOR tolt::•ON.
I(,7-tf
•
-
yl
White-wasw)sh. Wipe oft
is not only u, cow
wholesome prItaticeto s ,
It resserteeS seseodworke
as
lissfeatirOg.;yretgriftsitdrIltse)in:t1104-;:s:0:113.eitilt
td t eir rooms, and
Are lintielittil ttO :It„ wile
paitit CannOt bit alThrtlel
41.114 easily applied.
The buteittes of Larns
times
iitw::aaiegiitere:ht1:::
ta:ke:ti;:ni"1
itsLse. •
One obj-ection to it, as
used, is that it mitt
foniched, and Toils the
ofe st hat. It is auto
intichurch or tin ongh
• wi li a broad ihiif w
oi°net.). back, to say
ep Unit, the 'cloth. lo
th if;Ite wash is to l
41 et mix half a pailfui!
v er, take half a piro
nr e a stareh of it and :
th w1iitewas31 whih, li
Weil and Make it Walk i
fori. use. A little glna
ethitrksTeadd a. eelif
vlt. 1
ri&e, made thin,. Sean 1
- of the lillte eall 110 rrtbli4
prepared in this maitetee_i
Cure for RIUSLItill
A eorrespdndent
1.0 Tilaily 1111ilY are s
I'Ventilatisin, I Co
• li tter than gieee a reete
kilotv is telod. ,, In Ilw:
slimmer of lt-',64i, noy
efilieted with it that Aril
itiie her right aim tmd
tti rise up jet bei, W• et
tn.ttiients330p
, ree4eiioss
Lfl
tiot.!,.
n tiaing,eould:be done, ;
it time and let it wear '
day an. :41, :German'
siirgeon toll me to take!
or the best oil of junipe
of tui pentine,i and apii
parts taitted. 1 diti
Ai few- days tile rbeU
,
•
e'intirle- y tlieam)eafeit
•Was welL A few wee)
a picnic, ',she eane
was son as low as eve
- , 1 ,,i
•‘i apply evethryng ‘N.
Olvanie batteries ,004
the above r(eeipt fill
(41 and spirits bet% .
water, and in a 'few -
/again well, and
for over tWO )O45 •
rip use only the best of:.
, •
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The Eneis1`r2,.0
! The lecounts ef the
itraph system for t.bi
the 1st April have l*
4xid the result is a 're
;ffovernment -of half a i
10
titerling. 1) ii i.D.g Iirri
11.141 Tate wuis Algal?,
".11g1.11.TS. In 1.$64; tl
the teleValli (%Iafl
:Wcie .1:51:2, 07, anti
itesages soinewhut
onillions. Alette.iges
:all ovei England at a
i Dile ebi)liieee
•i the; resultof the 1du
•kr, large inereatte ,
whieb prOlnAIA y axe
annually. The num
' alediug Anil 1, wot
. annual number ot 111
•I'ir
, nil lions/ the imeivase
1 over the same week !
I nearly fifty thousand
1
has been adopted of 7
• -wires to newspapers 1
1 at a fixed rate of „V
•is et -of -Red exceed
the newspapeis
arrangemeJtt find it.
ad Vaal ta go. •On onp
• in addition to thee
leilj,ieeii.,-,s1;deicaliresnti:tigngr,
26,o0o walds. Th*
received from the t
,
tember last three 11
• A t Erit PJ '
MON EY. —2\ geiitb
was ekAleCtilig
imesengers. All h
itromittly except
who sat next t
•seemed to be rea
• get something he
the floor. Whet
wptily.drsetearaitss
itiel 114,
.13.111-
"1 allers when 1
money ill my sioe
irothing
can get a
thank you young
it fin me, as I'm
ean't get to it,
ti-cket at the &pc,
gl1nei.4.1 at the oth
of whom were la
one or two pirate:
ldushed searlet,
ii.leottreact,hamrgiunttgerirt
(.11.813. Was short
0130 ptreet:_n_g_er.
thiTtl_ltebernaisriistrt.
'Guards shall
wives in tLe roc
*ions -
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