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° 'Fane1e315 Of Great Men:
Who 'retold have imagined th
the grave, philosophic Sourates, d
ing his hours of leisure, to.5k p1
ure in. dancing? Yetit was
Many other wise men besides Soc
-tes' have taken :great delight
music. Epaminondas used to ta
great pleasure in singing at .vita
festivals. The cruel Nero fiddl
while Rome was burning.; at leas
lie played the harp, = for there we
not, as yet fiddles in those day
Luther delighted in playing t
flute, and thus used to soothe his e
cited feelings. Frederick II.
Prussia. allayed the. most viole
agonies of mind wsith the! ine,i
strurnenf. An hour's ploisg su
fired to reduce Nina to Ferfec tra
quility. Milton delightted "ik pia
ing the Organ, and conaposd kever
line pialra tunes, which. are th
day -sung in sour 'Churches. B ntha
was passionately fond ef rnui$c, and
played the organ; there was tare
ly _a room in - bi4 house; wit out
piano. - Gainsborotighs the jinte
was a capital performer on_ tTe.
at
ar-
as-
soin-
to silence them? Then, 1 say
you, beware! Yoa will be su
to sle p at last. It is only a qu
tion o time; for, soon or late, n
titre ill assert her rights.
4.• 40,
Filly Matters.
to
re
es-
a-
il
e
NC
e,
Lig
ke Eanaeas, Put a little black pe
ge per in some Cotton., dip in .sweet o
ed and insert in the ear. 'This is on
t, of the quickest remedies known.
re FELON. ke a pint of commo
5. soft soap, 1 an.1 stir in air-slask lim
he that is of he consistency of glazier'
x- putty, ma e a leather thimble, fil
of it with t is composition, and insei
nt the hnger and the cure is certain.
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HURON EXPOSITOR.
TIJE CIRCITIJA.R SAW
Cuts through all opposition.
ROBERTSON & CO
Ba v just received a large and splendid assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated makes
Coas--,-Contfary to old theory, a
popular loiter gives the following
how to • anage a cold: Eat no-
thing but a piece of toast, drink
freely of c old *water, walk twice a
day until r o are in a gentle per-
spiration, nd ge °to bed early.
DIPTHE IA. A simple and slic-
e-. cessful-tre tm nt of diptheria May
a be found the use of lemon juice.
r, Garg,le the throat freely with it, at
the same t me swallowing a portion,
ohallthe affected parts.
hYsician claims that he
n life with this pleasant
poultice M tea -leaves
all burns and scalds
hn Byron'g great delight was in
flowers ; and while in Italy pur
chased a 'fresh boquet eyerysday.
Byron was also fond of anima s ; in
his youth he made a ftien of
boar. Gitetheravely passed a diy
without bringing autfrosol the hime
ney corner a live stale; whi4h.
kept there, and caressed it like
-bosom friend. Tiberiusi a Roman
_emperor, .also made an intimate con
panion of a serpent. Augustus w
di •
exceengly fond of a parrot, b
still more soc,(a, quail, the loss 10
which made Jim as sad as if he hiltd
-lost a battle. Honoring, anoth r
Roman emperor, was so grieved f
the loss of a ,hen-n.anied Roma, th t
he would willingly have given Ro e
itself to bring it back ; but Alas'e
had taken Rome. -Louis XI,• wh
ili at I'lessis-le-Touis, only ,fou
pleasure in an exhibition of danci. g
pigs, oddly dressed np, which we
trained for his special entertainmenn'
Richter was very fond of tame a
tuals, which he constantly had abo t
him. Rembrandt loved nothing
much in the world as his monke.
Henry III. was so foolishly fond
spaniels that he used to carry 1
ter of them in a basket suspende
round lois neck when giving his
thence& , -Charles T. of England w
also excessively fond of., spaniel'..
Frederick the Great was also a grea
dog -fancier. The painter Razzi
formed friendship with all sorts
animals, and he filled his house witl
squirrels, monkeys, A.ngoia ,ca
dwarf asses, he -goats, torteises, an
Einar ponies. Pelisson, confined
- the Bastile made a friend of a spider
which he -tamed. The Marquis' de
Montespan had -the extraordinary
taste to amuse himself with mice,
when. occupying the gilded apart-
- merits at Versailles. Cardinal' Ma.z- ,
arin employed his leisure in pla ing I
• with a ape ; and Cardinal Riche jell
amused c i
himself with his collet
of cats. The poet Alfieri was pr _
• of his horses; ,and took great delight
in fondling = and caressing iss
Cowper was at no time so happ. as
when feeding his tame hares. Am-
,
ong the other relaxations of lear d
and great men may be naentio ed
Calvitisgame of throwing dice ai(
a table, whereas Luther was g
in nine -pins. _ Boilean was also v
fond of the same garne.
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a
t
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so as to re
A French
saved his o
remedyr
BURN'S. A
plied to. to sal
affords is mediate relief. The
leaves are s.ft ned with hot water,
and while qui e warm applied upon
Cotton aver th entire burnt surface.
This ap1iati n discolors and ap-
parently ta s -t e parts, and removes
the acute sejnsi ility and tenddrness.
SORE, RO T.—Everybody has
;
a cure . tor his trouble, but simple
remedies apJpea to be the most ef-
fectual: &.1t nd water is used by
many as _a gu1e, but a little alum
'and hony klissolved in sage tea is
bettei. Others,. a fess drops of cam-
phor on loaf sngar, which very.often
,affords limmediate relief: An ap-
plication o elloths wrung out as
often as: th y begin to cool, has the
mos tpoten y n removing inflam-
-ma ions.:
ornan B d -
Ye
• At the twin
en for Fifty-
::
f B llachadach, on
the.'estate Fowiis, Ross -shire,
lives an iold WO an Who has been
an invalir t ld f e long period of 54
years, di4rmg 5 of which she has
been entire1k cb fined to bed. She
has now latt ine the ripe old age of
1 81 years.; Mar Munro was born
on the ate Fowlis ; she was
some years _la s rvice in the house IS super]. e'st
of Mr. Mathew dam, Rector of the
Royal A cacleray
afterward in tha
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TOC
tTLERY,
OLITE AND OTHER SILVER-PLATED GOODS,
TEA TRAYS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
fling and Turn -table Apple Parers,
Every Rupp' should. have one.
IMPROVED -CHAMPION AND OTHER
ROSS -GUT SAWS,
'S CELEBRATED EXTRA MACHINE OIL
Warranted the best in nee.
Repairs for Abell's Patent Gear and Horse Power,
And every other article required in the Hardware Line—Shelf and Heavy.
JACKSCREWS TO HIRE.
198
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW,
TElf. ROBERTSOJ d CO.
McINTYIli& W [LLIS, Main Street, Seaforth,
AVE on hand a large stock of Boots and Shoes which Nt-ere purchased before the late rise in the
price of le ther, and which they aro now selling at cost 'price, in order to make room for their
spring stock. Vithin the past few weeks, boots and shoes have advanced in price at least ten per cent.,
so hat our sto k being now sold at former cost prices, an opportunity is offered for obtaining cheap
bots and shoe which will rarely occur.
USTODI W RK attended to promptly, as formerly. A good fit, and first class article guaranteed.
Re ember the lace, first door south of John Logan's, and opposite W. Robertson & Co's Hardware
S tore.
IdeINTYRE & WILLIS..
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
DECLARES THAT THE
ARDNER SEWING MACHINE
a- grocer, wlloo
near Inverness.
one day foni a
slipped her foo when jumping a
will, and: a are tub fell upon ,her
ois' was the origin of
She was sent to the
d 4ismissecl as1 incur
-
lying helpless; at her
, lary was taught to
Inverness, and was
'cf.
a Mr. Stewart,
ived at Midnaills,
Taking' in clothes
bleaching green she
breast,land t
h,er
Infirmary an
able. While
father's „ hbus
n a
b
: •
f
1
read. the • Bib e ion both Gaelic and
English: A Sort of wooden frame
made to heldthe book was -suspend,
before her face in b3d, and lin'this
positkFa she 1pariecl to read. The
frail ni vali cl i n s w so much reduced'
n strength, a4icl her eyesight so db-
ective, that oo s are of no fuse to
ler, tont she xp esses thankfulness
en Is
to many fr
;read portio
ns f
When do Men Die ?• After vaisou
Medical experience proves4
at; necessary by
pi_ of friends,
in chronic diseases, the greater nu.
ber of cleathsoccur just befoi e dawn.
This is eminently true of brain dis-
eases, and of all. those related 'cases
where death •results from an. exhaus-
tion of the:vital power, through over-
work, excessive excite.ment, or nerv-
ous.prostration. It is at the limit -
of 5 o'clock in the .mdrning that the
life-foree as at its lowest ebb, and
succumbs, most readily .to the as
sank of epalepsy,-or paralysis, or ,
the fats,' lethargy that comes i
those vividly beautiful_ pictui
dreams, for which medical scene
has yet found no name, anclof wide
it has taken no sufficient cog ri iza ne
Nine -tenths of those who die in thi
way expire in their sleep. In man
such cases, if a friend were at lien
to waken the sleeper when the a
tack cones on, orrif he were. to e
wakened by some L accidental nois
= be might, by the use of a fewsin
ple precautions, prolong gais life f
many years; for the shock rhic
proves fatal, to the man wrapped i
deep sleep, when the system: is pas,
ive and ielaxedi would be victOi
.ously repelled were it 'artne:-.1 with
All its Waking enex&s. Meo. wh&
,do brain -work, and whe ave on
.the shady sine of foiA-y, should lie ori
their guard against this insidtouS
enemy. They should beware of
o'dlock a.n),_ for it is a perilous hoss-
Do lyou End yourself unable to sleep,
when you ietire Mr the night, ex-
• haus-t€14 with your day's work ? Do
ent cluie1lincr
years :ago, 'a
same led. eve
she -lo as lain h
pRsiton,
Robberies o
York are bee
ATI d the pert
morede6ant.
of man was attar
e- n -the platfor
n ,l3aed of his val
the robbers .,es
ThurN you ar
nto Frank Palti
Vhss visit her and
he sacred volume.
billings, rendered
he lea th and removal
ry ettled in her Tres -
ho ise about 4ixteen
d has . occupied the
si ce. For 52 years
ip essly in th same
le streets o New
g more co naon,
tors bolde • and
Saturday a gentel-
beaten, arid rob-
s while nding
a street car, and
cl.
in Seaforth, just run
idge's Photograph Gal-
ery, 'twill do your Infart good. Only'61
y i?er dozen. Scott's iock, Seaforth.
d.
t-.
you, in vain, turn from one gide to
the othee ,? Does your brain persist
in workia* g when you would fain
ba.Ye it reit ? Do old saws, and
scraps of rhynae, repeat themselves
in your memery with wearisome
iteration, defyi,ng your uttuosteffort
now in the Market.
Having been examined and tried y the most skilful mechanics and best judges the country ean produce,
and by them aw rded Prizes at a the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion during the
present year; a d although all the leading Maellines were arrityed against it, the GARDNER PATENT'
1 has been declared
RIOUS OVER ALL COAIIIETITO„ii• 8
upon every teat, and now stands foremost in the rank of sewers.
TI/} IJIS'll OF PRIZES Eon, 1871;
tFir -t Prize at Toronto. First Prize at London—the great Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph---thei
reat Central Fail. First Prize at t. Cp.therines, Count\ of Limeihr. First Prize at Chatham, County of
eFirst t pirsti!i e a t '1Vateiioo,9tmtciefW;erho.lil'riy.e? 71mgeville, Connt. of Sin4o7zeinkne0lltvefrrstIteinceetn,coanL0.leeetieate_.
• landport, Count v of Welland. Fut Prize at Otterville, County of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
Fair Icineston' tyloma at Hamad on, and varions Connty Showe.
tt c'
This bc•aatifal pecimen of mechan,cn1 ability is a purely Canadian invention, stupassing in simplicity
or En ,1ish mann acture.
durability, and u. e.fuhress any oth r Sewing Machine now in the market whether of Canadian, Ameriean:
It A -ill hem., cord, braid, tuck, ga her, quilt, fell, and do all and every kind of Family Sewing and lieht
Manu actor -mg Work, using all kin ls of thread. It has a Inost complete SET OF .A;I'TA - , ;-
, • BIT ' .i." OTH R. If the pri e is it little higher than some others, it is the eh ' pest in the end.
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Send or Circuler4 and. Samples.
GARD ER SEWIMj MACHINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
P. —Iutendi g purehasers shoUld not be misled by unscrupulous agents of other Conapanies, who
keep 4lachmes thedo not sell, in i drunaged state, to make capital for themselves.
Call and ex,amine the Gardner betore purchasing any other, at Wrnialit GRASSIVS WarerOOMEI,
Gode1 ch -street, Seaforth, Agents wanted.
IT I CT
79-52
PETER
GRASSIE,
Seaforth.
flings and Sale Stables,
EAFORTI-I,.ONT.
ThR. AILEY gs to inform the armers and public generally, that he has specially fitted 'up Stables
-1--•
lorj Training turd illoreee, and purposes to HANDLE TROTTING STOC
yainini and devel ping thein to the bett athall ' ge. He has engaged an old experienced trainer from
lientue -y, with th assistance ms of con petent grooand every facility for perfect and most satisfactory
results rem all un ler my charge. Persons having good voting sound free -stepping Horses would dots ell
to have them train Al and see If they cannot be made to trot fast.- I am constantly in receipt of orders
for gooc drivers aiit can sell any number of good movers at HIGH F.M1.111Eg. Parties having Horses in
Training will recei e their time ever3 week, thus enabling; them to see the improvement they aro mak
-
mg. Wo have as god a half -mile track as can be found in the Dominion for training Horses on.
Terms Reasonable.
orSeS 1.)021 flit and Sad. One or two good Trotters for Bale.
OF rcE AND SiABLES—South of the B. & L. H. R. R. Stallion and opposite the Woolen Factory.
2 (5
Address, A. H. BAILEY. Seaforth, Ont.
•
PARIqNi
&SCOTT STOVES,
H1 1G purellese d the wholesale 4partment-
'-of Thomas Bell'stire...attire; Shop, we are now A all
reintrpd tO
V1 •
.'SUPPLY Wn
.1177.'_4(
INWAR: AND
COAL OIL.
SEAFORTH
WHITNE has just receive( a large stock PLANING MILL;
ler and Box -Stov rs, of the best
1.in the trade. s.he can sell as -heap as any S DOOR, -
of Cooking, Pa
E DEALERS nranufat tun, whic
• 5 A '
LV1TURE, . .
Clmaper than it ever wits OIt before, as We hare
,ade eq.eat ad to the machinery Ind in-:
t -ndmniacturing ,xtet sively.
Partite may be sin. of eond lork, es n
1.--, eid meehanies areel Iplifred. 4_ good St
0 instantly on hand.
Lumber taken iil exebans.k.
. Turning 'done (xi shortes notice_
t_-ee" Thereas 131l's Ola
Con.r.of klart:ck SqUare, SE.iF URTH,
1 2( 4-13 SP,. -IR LIIN(4- & !-ttJOTT.
',, DISSOLUTION ill PARTNERSHIP.
ne but
ck kep
OTICE is hereby given, that the Prutnership
hitherto exietiug betetteen the. undersigned,
es-uder the name and style; 4 Shantz and Etotber,
iii lers, &c., of Robore, has this day been dissolve
-ii`ry mutual consent: The tereiriess -will hereafter
"rice' on by Isaac; . Sb tretz who will liquidate
;t1141.x.bilities contractec by he bac funr, and e.o1-`
late firm.
41 debts due to th kit
• iSigne
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JROLNEUTED TVItne
ettierth, Jan. 2•2,, 187
. SHANTZ.
SAAC B. SHANTZ.
218-4
T I N WAR E , of everY des
kept constantly en hand and mad
Alo, Sove Pip s, Eave Trou
cast° -work pro ptly attended to,
work wil4 receive evi ry attentin; •
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t'O%.L 011.
e est al f
A hirer, stock of t very bCokept con-
stantlyoh hiod anI will be sold wolesale and
•
Eemei4ber the ph ce, Carmichael's Block; Main
street S eforth. ,
Parties indebted 131,- note or book account are re-
uested settle immediately.
Rags, ool-piciduels, old iron, brass, copper, crte„
taken in xchangefo- goods.
NbT C E.
Y cati4 and forbid
riptio,
to order.
hing, etc.
and ontsicle
—AND—
I3LIND FACTORY.
HE subscriber begs leave to thank'his nnmerons
•
eustomers for the liberal patronage extended to
himsince commencing business in Seaforth, and
busts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Parties intending to build would do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock (if all kinds of
•
DRY -PINE LUMBER,
197
SA. SPICE S,
DOOS, BLI.ND, %MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction tethose
who may favour hiru with their patronage, as none
but fu-st-hies workmen are employed.
kiiir Particular attention paid to Custom Planing.
ahis negotiatiu or buying a c nucl.Ns(t)inteder34-
p , Hand for he EU.1.11 of I$1S8, made by ,7 ums Swirl -
erten and Benjamin Swinerton in far rr of Alhm
i Hobson or Bearer, due sonietime in th first of this
month, (the name Allan Hobson was endorsed on
the back of the notedias the said note ham been
paid; andihas been lost or stolen wit in the last
three weeks.
Tewnehip of "ray, ;rail. 2J9A..141E,1872S. SW NERTON.
217-8*
20/
JOHN H. BRODFOOT.
•
FEB. 23 1872.
JUST RECEIVED,
THOMAS LEE'S)
,ds CHOICE STOCK OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES)
• Comprising
TEAS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, RICE,
CURRANTS,
SOAP, TOBACCOS,
Etc.; Etc., •
All of which he can trilord to sell as ch• eap asany
in the town.
TE.AS FRON 50 cents TO $1,
And warrantee; to give satisfaction to all.
SHEARSON & CO.'S
No. 1 Flour and Feed,
1 every description constantly on hand. And
PROVISIONS
all kinds to be had at the lowest possible rates.
Simpson's Spice, the best Condition Powder for
Farm Stock in use. Farmers, tri it.
indsThe highest price given for Fann Produce of all
If•
1.."'" Remember the pince,
SHEARSON & ca,s OLD STAND,
West Side, Main -street,
SEAFORTH, Out,
THOMAS LEE.
SALT.
orORDERS
all kinds of Salt
Call no* be filled at
GRAY) YOUNG & SPARLING'S
"ECLIPSE"
ALT. WORKS,
SEAFORTH,ONT.
or. 29, 1871.
2084
UTTERS. CUTTERS.
T e best made, most stylish, most durable, and
cheapest
COTTERS', PLEASURE SLEIGHS,
bEHOORA OUT2E1?8,
Mtmnfactured itt
MeEiTOSII & MORRISON'S
Carriage Factory,
211.13 Main -street, Seaforth.
H. OLIVER,
SIGN OF THE
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
ha iess, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc,
kepi constantly on hand.
R 'pairing prouiptly- attended to, and'
cha.r. es moderate. Remember the place!
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seaf rth.
163tf W. H. OLIVER.
QUEEN
u -ranee Company
0 LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
CA
ITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
Seaforth, Foundr
•-•••••••••-•-••...-•-••-•••-•-•
ZAPFE CARTER
Would desire to call attention to their
greatly improved.
THRESHER & SEPARATOt
Which is able to compete with any other
Machine in Canad.
Among its many advantages, we call at-
tention to the following—the way the
Cylinder is constructed—it requires less,
power and is capable of
THRESHINC MORE AND CLEANER
THAN A.''SY OTHER.
The great Complaint among Threshers
always was, that they could tlaresh more
than they could. clean, our improved drum
does away with all these complaints; it
is so construzted as to regulate the wind
to keep the riddles from choking, without
blowing any grain over. We have also
improved our Mills to prevent the graiir
going over with the straw.
We would inviteFarmers and Thresh-
ers, generally, to givens a call, and ex-
amine our stock before purchasing "ele-
where ; we can sell as cheap as any other
Establishment.
None but the best Material used, and the -
very best workmen employe&
The Machines we sold Iast year enable -
us to say that they gave better satisfac-
tion than any, other ever sold in this,
county.
PITT'S HORSE POWER!
kept fon hand at all times.
We would also desire to direct the-
attenton of farmers to our
SAWING- MACHENES
Which are capable of sawing from forty
to fifty cords of wood per day.
Superior Gang Ploughs, Straw Cutters,,
OUltivators, Scuelers. Wooden and Iron -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, 86c.,
Al! of which we warrant to give satisfac-
tion, and will be sold as cheap as at rany
other Establishment in the Province.
REPAIRING AND CASTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Done on the shortest notice and most
reasonable ters.
143-1y— ZAPPE & CARTER.
CHEER INa PROSPECTS
FOP. AN
ABUNDANT HARyEST.
The present favorable Spring weather
warrants both farmer and mechanic in
making timely preparations for the com
ing harvest.
THOWISoN 8,s, WILLIAMS
While thanking their patrons for the
eral encouragement accorded them in the
ast, would cordially invite the atten-
of Farmers to their choice assortnaent of'
Harvesting Machines for 1871. Our
Ohio Combined Machine,
with Johnson's Improved. Self -1 lake, has.
giyen complete satisfaction for the past
o o years, and is now offered to the
p blic with the strongest guarantee for
duraiiility and perfect work':
The Cayuga Chief Jr., r3fower,
Which has gained for itself a World-wide
reputation is again offered as the most
durable, handy and best working Mower
known, being construckd intihe body of
the machine entirely of iron and steel,
and with it we defy competiion. We
also offer the
Johnon's RS ee alfRaking Sngie
per;
which took first and second -prizes atPro-
vincial Exhibitio'
1870. This reaper is -
acknowledged to be superior to -any other
pattern now in use, as it cuts perfectly,
takes up lodged or tangled grain better
than any. other rake or reel machine, and
cuts equally well from either side of the
field when wind is strong from any di-
rection, can be raised or fowered when in.
motion and is very durable.
We invite inspection of our machines
nd mode of manufacturing -by pur-
hasers before giving orders elsewhere.
Ve guarantee satisfaction in every m-
hnie, or no sale;
a
CHIE OPFIcEs--Queen Buildings, Liver- c
pool, And Gracechurch Street, London. 1,
C -ADA BRANCH OFFICEEXCh1.1 c
Buildings, Montreal.
BoAnp---Wm. Morton, •Esq., Chairman •
Henr Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
Eq., andthe Hon. James Ferrier.
BA -KERS--MOISO'S Bank.
LEAL, AvisER Bitch"
Morrs & Rose.
MEDI L ADvisEn—William Sutherland, w
sqM. D.
Sr4vEnonThomas 8. S&ytt, Esq. s
AtT rron—Thonaas R. Johnson, Esq.
P-EIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL b
Ac ENr, —A. _Mackenzie Forbes, 13 St. e
SacreMent Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint- n
ed Agnt for the above Company, parties a
desiri4g to insure against loss by fire can
do so ion the most favourable terms,
Life! Policies granted on as advantage
ous tens as any other respectable Com-
pany doing business in Canada.
• JAMES H. BENSON,
OFF4'E---BENSON & .MEYER'S
Agent
Law Office, -
Seaforth.
h, Nov. 8, 1870. 153-tf.—
TERMS EASY.
The agriculturalists of Perth and ad-
oining counties will not (we believe) be
bhnd to their own interests as to-
eir orders to shops more than
00 miles east, when there are first-class
ozks in their midst, building largely
he best machines, equal to any of the
ame machines made in the Province.
Call and see us,. —send in your orders.
y mail, or deal With our agents, as in
very ease you will get a perfect ma-
hine, and on the same terms as your
eighbor. Our principles of businesa
nd prices being established and uni-
form.
• All other kinds of implements con-
stantly on hand.
STEAM-ENGINES BUILT,
And all kinds of MILL WORK done.
promptly.
-Address
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some gentl.
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trustwoltir
of Scottish
receiving
paupers.
the point'
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politan wt
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London
the case
one Englis
every 102
tion of
but one ,Sc_
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to have
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afterward
invention,
land about
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lac tute at
and pursue
uccess: 1'
were used,
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of sheet -r
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being heate
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gradually
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dented aron
number o,
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process, le
brought to
sheet of gol
into
steel bin •
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side and at
the edges
groove mad
thimble is
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and -very d
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had accept
preach out
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until the I.
arrive in
morning kc
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tel, and rep.
carriage. for
plied_ with,
to tbe chun
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stepped fro
hurried up
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ment for wh
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caue. The
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head, a whir
pair of caval
followed hi
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him, when.
ain't paid
The worthy
fled, tiled to
had reques
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turned the
That won't
.-ort delivery
.knw you.