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trUNE• 11 1875.
John Buskin ---A Chapter from
AntObiography.
. • • • ,
Mr. John Ruskin is publishing from
month to month, a eharaeteristic series
of lett,ers to the workingmen of Great
Britian, For May ho oOntintleil his
autobiography, nothing especially "how
eauela owe to my mother for having ao
exercised Inc in tile Suriptures as to make
me grasp them ill what my correspond-
entwould call their 'concrete whole, and,
above all, taught me to reverence them
AS traW3Celldillg all thought, and ordain-
ing all conduct. This she effected, not
by her own sayings or personal authority,
but simply by compelling me to read the
book thoroughly for myself. As soon as
1 was able to rea(t with fluency, she be-
gan a course ot Bible work With in,
which never ceased till I went to Oxford.
She read alternate verses with mo, watch-
ing at rust every intonation of my Voice;
and correcting the false ones, till she
made me understand the verse, if with-
in my reach, rightly and energetically.
It might be beyond me altogether ; that
• she did not care about ; but she made
sue that as soon as I got hold of it at all,
should, get hold of it by the right end.
In this way she began with the first verse
of Genesis, and went straight through to
the last verse of the Apocalyse ; hard
names, numbers, Levitical lave, and all;
and began at Genesis next clay; if a name
was hard the butter the exercise in pro-
nanciation—if a chapter was tiresome, the
better lesson in patience—if loathsome,
the better the lesson in faith that
there was some nso in its being so outT
spoken. After our chapters (from two
to to three a day, according to their
length, the first thing after breakfast, and
no interruption from servants allowed—
none fromesisitore who 6ither joined in
the reading or had, to stay up stairs—and
none from any visitings or excursions, ex-
cept real traveling), I had to learn a few
verses by heart, or repeat. to make sure
that I had not lost, something of what
was already known, and, with the chap-
ters above enumerated, I had to learn the
whole body of the fine old Scot ish para-
phrases, which are good, mete( ous, and
forceful verse, and to whieb, together
with the Bible itself, I owe first th-e cul-
tivation of my ear in sound. It is strange
that of all the pieces of the Bible which
my mother thus taught me, that which
cost me most to learn, and. which was, to
Any ehild's mind, chiefly repirlsive—the
11.9th Psalm--hasnow become of all the
most precious to me, in its - overflowing
and glorious passion of love for the law of
God." The rest of this month's letter is
devoted, in strong and beautiful English
to a defence of the writer's views against
what he terms " usturry."
A Chinese Solomon.
Alia unusual case, showing the fertility
of aesource and the quickness of thought
of the better classes of Chinese. is re::
ported y the " North. China Herald"
frcm Nankin: Duritig the 'reaping Re-
bellion a married Chinaman resident in
the city, jned. a regiment which was Or-
dered for a -rvice against the rebels. He
did. not return at the close of the strug-
gle, and nothineebeing heard of hirn for
several years afterward, his wife believ-
ing herself a widow, listened to the ad-
vances of another man who professed
love for her, and. who pressed his suit So
ardently that she consented to join her
lot with his. They went before the
proper authorities, were made husband
and wife, and lived together in conjugal
happiness—at all eventsthey were happy.
This continued for a year or two, *hen
the first hueband presented himself, alive
and well, and demanded the restoration
of his wife.
" Oh, no," said No. 2, " you left her,
remained - away for years, nobody heard
of you, she • thought you dead and
mourned for you. • We are married now,
and here are the papers,
No, I, not havinghealrd of the ex-
ample- of Enoch A1 du proha,bly, still
clamored. for his wife, and it was ulti-
mately decided to take the matter before
the Chensien. The magistrate Waned
attentively to both sides of the story,
and at firat appearei puzzled what coarse
to take. The papers produced by the
second husband were legal, but the first
husband was -obdurate and avould not
afield. A t length the magistrate told
their' to leave the wife in his hands for -
ten days, and then both to _come back
again for his decision. This was agreed to.
About the the fifth or sixth day- the
magistrate in great lieute xent for the two
mei!, arid with a mon ruful Countenance
informed_ them that the wife had been
suddenly =atm, with au illness which
had proved fatal, and that'elie eVas dead ;
and he asked. the firet husband whether
he would take away the body and pro-
vide for the funeral. This man demur-
red, said he wanted a living wife, net a
dead bne, and should have nothing more
to do with the matter. Tumble to the
other, the magistrate put the same ques-
tion to,_ hirn, saying that one of them
must remove the body. The man said
he was very poor, but the deceased had
been a good wife to him i • they had loved
each other dearly, and, cost what it
might, he would raise, the money and
pay for the burial.
Very well," said the magistrate,
" then here she is—take her away with
you."
He drew the curtain aside, and showed
the astonished men the Wife, standing
• and living and. in good health, before
them, It being clear that the firet hus-
band really eared nothing for her, she
willingly abided by the magistrate's
method of oettline the complization.
The only drawback:to this story is,- that
we anunable to hand down to posterity,
in plain Eqglish, the name of this Chi-
nese Solomon,
-
Pictures of Poverty,
In Allen Street, New York, in the cel-
lar of a rear tenement or rather a dark
hole at the bottom of a, wretched struc-
ture, where the ceiling is so_low-ene has
to band low when in a standing position,
elady was found lying in a Ised upon
which. there were neither sheets nor
quilts. A dingy blanket Covered her
person, and nestling close beside her
were her four little children. One of
them, a little fairy creature of wonderful
beauty, with hair of burnished gold and.
eyes that had stolen the bloom of violets,
was prattling irmocently and. all 'pampa -
ed by the gloom and, horror of the plaee.
Yet that child had wen the rats drag her
little cloak from the broken chair where
she had placed it and. rend it in pieces
with their sharp teeth, while her mother
and. sisters CONvered shudderingly in their
bed. All night long one or another of
these poor creatures kept watch while
the others slept, lying in dread of attack
fromthe noisome, squealing creatures
that thronged the floor and clambered
squealing about them.
'Yet this poor family once possessed a
kappy home from which they had been
driven by financial reverses Mid the
death of the husband and father. The
naother, a native `of Baltimore, had been
.bred iti afilatencex her fath r holding an
office of honor and trust ,ui der the gen-
eral Govemmont for many ears. 'Death
and huffiness disasters had 'rought them
to this pitiful strait at las , and forced
them to acceptand cling to shelter only
fit for do a. Such are the f arful phases
of life t e Guild's visitor. encounter.
The impressions they leae -upon the
inind will never fade, and the lessons
they teach have a power th t few Sun-
day sermons 'possess..
A.noalc EXPLORATION. Within the
polar circle there is am enormous area,
comprising at least two mi lion squall)
miles, of which we know el ply nothing;
We shall have presently to peak Of the
various speculations regard ng, the na-
ture of this • vest extent of the world's
surface ; it is dnough for ouiinmediate
purpose to say that we do ii t know any-
thing whateva# about it. 1, hailer it is
land, water, eF ice ; whethe the climate
is cold or vvaitro ; whether ti ere are are
inhabitantii animals, plants, or whether
it is a howling --wilderness speculation
has included ahnest every absurdity ;
but of knowledge, such as lone intelli-
gent men can be content w'th, we have
absolutely none. To .attain Some such
knowledge is the first object now pro-
posed in Arctic exploration, It is con-
sidered unfitting and nnseeinly, in the
present state of scientific progress, that
there should, be this large area of our
own earth Still 80 utterly unl nown• The
examination, of it is loudly called for ;.
it is a problem of universal interest, the
solution of which appeals not to com-
mercial profits, pecuniary advantage,
awl increased facility of transport or
communication, but simply, in the first
instance. to those higher feelings and
yearnings which, whatever our rernote
ancestry, now distinguish US from the
brutes. We want to traverse this. un-
known space and see and know what it
Review.
DON'T TELL ALL You KNow. —It is
a bad plan to place unreserved confidence
in man or woman. Never tell any one
everthing-about yourself—let there be
a little mystery and reserve; your
friends will like YOU all the better for it.
A book that you know by heart must
inevitably , be cast aside for af fresh
volume so will you be served if you al-
low yourself to be thoroughly read. But
be prepared, in any emergency, to look
your OWii life and sets sguarely in the
face without even flinching, or mark
yourself a coward. It is not necessary
to publish to tbe world all that is strict-
ly,personal, unless ridicule ard frittering
of power are desired ; but if gossip
makes itself busy with your mime, do
not be aggrieved if a grain of truth is
spread over a dozen of hes. Pass them
by in silence, ancl do not even theit forget
'your habitual reticence. Justice will be
done you in time, never fear, and the
less you clamor for it the better. Don't
talk too much.
--The-Berlin Telegraph, says : "Some
party who must be totally destitute of
self-respect and common decency, com-
mitted a cowardly offence upon the
premises of a_ merchant, on Monday
night last, in retaliation, we presumeo
for the course pursued by that gentle-
man in keeping his store (men during the
day. The shutters at the front were
smeared. with filth, an act which is high-
ly reprehensible, and, besides, can serve,
no good purpose, as intimidation is not
at all likely to bring about the desired
result."
se. amenwawasswe
. W.) MUCH IIAS BEEN SAID IN PUBLIC
Prints about the value of Phoopliatem as fortil-
ilizca's, and as a nerve and brain food to supply the
wade of themes, resulting from men tal and phys-
ical exertion, that they have become universally
recognized as the most important nu .ritive agents
known to eelence. They are nature's restorativoo,
whether it be the worn out soil, or the constitu-
tion run dawn with wasting chronic diseaece, de-
pending upon indigestion and insportect wedging,
tion Of food, their:Le:Won being to pa Heat cell -growth
and the formation of healthy tiseueo. Dr. Wheel-
er's Compound Mixer of Phosphatee and Colisaya
is not only elegant and reliable, but extraordinary
In He offcetiu energizing and vitalizing all ther or,
gnus of the body,
Bearine,
Prepared from the pure grOff-fiff of the Canada,
Bear. Thie delightfully perfumed preperation im-
pede a soft glossy finish to the Hair, inclining it
to remain in any desired position.. It gives the
Hair a luxuriant growth, and arrests greynees,
baldned, and other disclaims of the head and scalp.
Genuine Bear'n Grease hag long beer held in. high
Witffail'aff a valuable artleo f or dram ng the Hair.
It lure been highly commended and treed by emin-
ent Oherniste and Physieians of every country.
Eacb bottle is enclosed in a card board box sur-
rounded by a finely engraved wrapper, forming a
package both ornamental and useful en every La-
dner Dreeeing Table. Priee 50 ete. per paeleage.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, l!ropiletors, Montreal.
JOU 3/0/3-Effr neuron:eat "PILLS.
rpHIS invaluable medicine IH unfa.ling in the
-L cure of all those painful and dansrousdlneasee
to whieh the female conatitution is subject.
moderate s nil mans and removes all obstructions,
and a Speedy euro may bo rolled on.
To married ladice, it is peculiar] y Milted . It will
in a Rhea time, bring on the mouthly period with
regularity.
Thom, Pine should not -be taken by Females
during the first throe menthe of Preguacy, as 0103
are BUN to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they aro safe.
In all eases of Nervone and Spinal Affeetione,
pains in the bade and limbo, fatigue on Wight ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hyderiee, and
whitey, those pine will died a euro w hen all other
means have failed; and althouglt n, powerful
remedy, -.do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
anything hurtful to the eon ditution.
Full diieetions in the pamphlet around each
package,
which ehould be carefully pre served. .
Joh MMS' New York, Solo Proprietor. $1.00 and
12-f cants f or podage,encloeeel to N orth op &Lyman,
Toronto, Ont., general agents for th 'Dominion,
will insure a bottle, containing eve 50 pills by
return mail.
J a- Sold in Seaforth by E. Hicks° & Co., and
R. Lamed en ; 197
\XTHAT THEY SA k OF IT. A F W FACTS
FOR THIii PEOPLE,—There re but few
preparations of medicines which ha. withstood
the impartial Judgment of the 1300 110 for any
great length. of time. _ One of therm1 )r. Thomas'
Eeleetrie OIL Read the following nd be con-
vinced: Thos. Robertfsen, Farnham Centre, P.
Q, writes, " I have been tiff! ieted wit eurnatiern
far the last ten years, and have tried many reme-
dies without any relief, until I Wed r, Thomas"
Eeleetrie 011, and since -then have ha no attack
of it. I would recommend it to all." j. H. Bari,
Hotel Keeper, Wed Shefford, P. Q. writes, " I
kave.heett troubled with liver corupla nt for sev-
eral years, and have tried differon medicines
with little or no benefit, until I tried homes' Ec-
lectrie Oil, which gave me immediate relief, and
would say that I have need it since w th the best
effect. No one should be without it. have
tried it on my homes in Cages of cute, °undo, &c.,
and think it equally aingood for home s for man."
—A. Maybee, Merchant, Warkworth, writes; "1
have sold same•hundretle of bottles '1 Edictrie
011, and. it hs pronounced by the pu one of
the bed medicines they have ever u ed ;" it has
done wonders in healing and. relleein pain, sore
throats, &c., and ix worthy of the gr test confi-
dence!' — Joseph lintan' Township of Percy,
writes, I as persuadedto try Th as' Eclee-
tile 011 for lame knee which trou • led me for
three or four years, and I never feu d anything
like it for curing lameness. It is a eat publie
Hamilton, Warkwo th, writes.
"For woke I lurve been troubled wi h a welled
ankle, which annoyed me very much, Ir. Maybe&
Oil, and
of thin place induced nie to try Eelect
before one bottle was used I was c • ed, It ie a
most remarkable medicine.
Sold by all medicine dealere. Price 5 Cents.
S. N. THOMAS, PHEItne, N. Y.
And NORTHROP 4 LYMAN, irorento, Out.,
Sole Agents for the Dominion.
NoTs.—Eleetrie—Selected and Elect rized.
Soled in Seaferth by E. Hiekeen Co And E.
lamagen.
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STEA& ENGIN
STAVE, HEAD
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g to inform the pnblIc that they a
AND BOILERS ; FLO
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OODEN PLOU ITS, CU
UGAR AND PO1tASHKE
COOKING, PARLOR A1 BOX ST
SALT PANS MADE
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ALSO,
IR01•T AND BRASS OASTI14GS, A.,
BdOILERS AND ENGINES AND GENE
SHORT NOTIO
tar' All orders ad mato the Company or Secrets
A. HODGE, Seek teary and Treasurbr.
R. RUNCIM N, Gener
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JE, tie tindersigneli have purchased Mr. ' H
'Y on n extensive arnese Business, WholNietaY'S
lea
and by h nd. We also lk ep On hand
UNDRY.
anufacturing Com
a prepared to furniair
R, GRIST, 'AND SAW MILLS
INES, HOOP MACHINES, &O.
TIVATORS,' STRAW-CUT-
TLES, GRATE -BARS, &e.
VES, of various kinds.
TO ORDER.
D )3LAIDICSMITI1 WORK
AL REPAIRS DONE ON
•
will receive prompt attention. _s71
H. HORTON, President,
Manager.
HAT NEXT?
NEW BUSIES,
A LARGE ASI ORTMENT OFT
And everything perts.ii1,jg to the Business. Liitht nu
No Association Prices lee. Give us a Call Wore purehasi
V $
ti) menu
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AFOIITH FO
acture all kin
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MONRO1 & HOGAN'S
SEA pp RTE.'
OW FiACTORY.
eyer t
either
ONROI tit& HOGAN
H to informItherl:arm Ors of Huron and
erththat th4 a better prepared than
is spring to inrniith a first-class plow, of
DI the following kinds:
IRON iLOW.
1M0NR0E & 110G Iron
proven to be one of the beSst au
implements of the kindi over
Canada
IR
Plow haa already
most serviceable
manufactured in
N BEAM _ PLOW.
Our liron Beam Plo* is Ono of the Bost GEN-
ERAL FUEPOSE Plow: Made.
TIIISTLE ITER PLOW.
Ville wrought iron laen. , with or without Steel
Land Side. '.1.`hia PIONO is he only Wrought Iron
Beam Thistle Cutter l PI w made, and isf more
durable and will give Ilett r satisfaction thin any
tether. It le guaranteed riot to choke with fifth -
ole, as lows of other Marinfaeture do,
! L
Mouid Board Plow.
- oulsie Mould Board Plown, either all iron or
.wi h wooden handles and Lon beam, warranted to
gi o satiefaetion in every respect,
IZES R CEIVED.
o b st guarantee tha can bogiven of 6o
°Holey of tho Piowii inr4nufactured by Moo c.
NROE & 13.OGANI Is jtbo nufaber of prizes
yhtrale secured when pla ed he competition wish
implements of t o largestmanufacturere in
ada. Attention is 1ircbtod to the following
1 Ouelph Central Fair n 187 2, Two First
•izes. In 1873, Th ee First lPrize4.
In
1874 Three Ifirost airs.
1
1 N stern Fair, Lone n, 1872, One 1First
lz In 1878, One irist Prize.
t th Provincial Exhibition, Toronto, in 187!,
0 e I irst 1111141 '1,' o Second Prizes.
°Ade s at the frbov TWEN'TV PABST
P I' ES have bdcn obtained at smaller '
ho 0. eve plows are tep conetantly on hand or
Wff. -
thzd
0 t.0 order. Pricers are lower than a good ar-
ti410 can be bought els .w re. •
urni
wood, el
SCIUI
or Potato 5 WU re, either of iron cr
ays on hand I nd pill be Bold cheap,
14,afrvng Pron pt y Attended To.
ORAY PLOWS.—M uld oardS and Land Sides
for Gray Plows always nd.
MO ROE & HOGAN.
BUTTE TUBS.
SAMUE TROfFT
AS nnw on hand ali thei $eafoth Tab Factory
xi- a ialumber of his di iind fa orably known
Turne 2.Pu,tte, Pax ea.
Tbege Packages are the' best In nee, and wIll
give esti faction. _
SPEJIAL IN ItEMtNTS TO
LAnGE PURCHASERS.
Trott expects in 4 short time to commence
the saantifactnxeOf Walla tabsoi a large scale.
fin SAMEL T4OTT, ileafortn.
fill, Engine
TEW MEN.
1
stabliehment, where we intend to carry
d Retail, manufacturing by Machinery
UNKS AND VALISES,
Driving Ilartiess a SpecialitY
g elsewhere.
G. E. HENDERSON & Co.
Nomors••••••••••oe
AFORTI:1 F UNDRY.
JON.1-1 NOPPER
e fanning community and th
DRY for a terra of yeartr, and refit
of
LT'URAL 1
OUCH AS
ters, Plows, Gan
he TOTMA1111,1whish is t
IMPROVED
ING AND ALL OT
Tnrned out on the_shortest
nd other Repairs done wi
A CALL SOLICI
LUMBER, LUMBER.
LL pa
4-5- to th
the Town
where the
lies in want of good lumber will find it
Ir advantage fo pali at the old stand en
Line bettieen ullett and
get
LUMBER THAT
is LUMBER.
PRICE $7 r)o to $$ PER 1,000 FEE
(ULLS HAL PRICE.
A Go d Gravel Road 1 ading to the Mill.
Sati faction C uaranteed..
The sub
tamers fo
hopes to r
criber also then
their liberal pat
cdve a continua
s his numerous ma-
nage in the past, od
co of their favors.
All ove7,-clue Account will ).be Chargal
Eight Per Oen . Interest.
867-18 J liN THOMPSON.
500 CORDS HEADING
WA.NTED AT
COOMAN & C UINLOCK'S
Sato Mill, i'eaforth,.
-SAWN LIJMBER
OF ALL KINDS
CONSTANTLY (13IN HAND.
HEMLOCK 1.UMBER
FROM al TO $9.
PIT -11.48
At tho Shortest Notice,
COLEMAN 4 GommiocK,
TO "THE PUBLIC AT LARGE,
W. H.. OLIVER
Harness, Sathilo and Collav
MANUFAOTIJR,ER
s •
SE4FORTII.
SIGN' OF THE scoTpH COLLAR.
A eholeeadreortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Belle,llorse Clothing, &ea kept constantly
on hand. Repairing proroptly attended to, and.
charges moderate. Itemetabor the place,sign
the Scotch Cellar. W. H. OLIVER.
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG, SAFORTIT,
Will Loan Money at a LOW RATE OF INTERe
EST. either on Farm or Village Property. '
Pardee requiring money shduld apply to him.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES,
TEES
public generally' that he hire leased tile
d it throughoat. He is now prepared
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PLEIVIENTS
lows, Drag Saws,
best 2 -horse Saw in nee.
ITT'S POWER.
ER CASTINGS
otice.
h Neatness and Dispatph.
ED.
JOHN NQPPElt
OND SPECTACLES:
Spectacles are manufactured from
UTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted to-
gether, a a a are celled DIAMOND on account of
their ha ness and brilliancy. It is well known
that Spe tacros cut from Brazilian or Sept& peb-
bles are nly injurious to the eye, because of their
polarizing light. Having been tested with the
pe, the diamond lenses have been found
fifteen per cent. Iess heated rays than:
pebble. They are ground with great
accuracy, ere free from chromatio ab-
, and produce a brightness and distinct-
sion not before attained in spectacles.
ured by
polarise
to admit
any othe
Bei mail
beration
MRS of
Meunier°
The Sp
The gr
dueed nn
inferior
should b
which ifs
on every
For sal
Agents.
NE
neer Optical Manufacturing Coe
NEW YORK.
at demand for these spectacles has In- ,
crupulens dealers to palm off an in-
rticle for the Diamond. Great care
taken to see that the trade mark ema
rotected by Letters Patent, is damped
air.
by E, HICKSON & Co., Seaforth, Sole
888
JEWELRY,
WATCHES, CLOCKS, _
And FANCY GOODS
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THE LADIES' FAVORITE.
THE FL
RENCE REWINC MACHINE
JS now universally admitted to bethe BEST and
CHEAPEST—the cheapest because the best—
irs the market. This is the only machine in the
market having a reversible feeds.; and it is the
only machine that makes more than One kind of a
stitch. These machines are sold on trial, and if
the purehaser is not satisfied with it can return
it and get any other machine in the market. A
trial of it is all that is required to give eatisfaction,
O. 0. WILLSON
Iles an abundant supply always on llama at kis
THE finest, cheapest and best selected stock of Emporium in SEAFORTIi. Also all the other
't • the above goods ever brought into the County- leading machines, so that purchasers ean have
TEN PER CENT. allowed on all purchases of $1 their choice.
and upwards.
INSPECTION INVITED
No Trouble to Show Goods.
A Very Large Stock of .Spectacles
On hand, from 25c to $3 per pair.
Agent for the Celebrated L. BLACK 4 Co.'s
Spheroidal and Lazarue & Morris' Spectacles, ths
best in the market.
Personal attention paid to Repairing Watcheei
Clocks and jewelq—warrauted to give satisfae•
Mon,
Cask. for Old Gold and Silver.
M. R. COUNTER.
BROWNELL'S GROCERY,
DOMINION BLOCK,
Nearly Opposite 'the POST OFFICE,
MORE FRESH GROCERIES
JUST ARRIVED.
Better Value in Sugars.
JUST RECEIVED, A FULL STOCK OF
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED
Plenty of Nice Clover Timothy, Hungarian
3010.14. ske.,
A. Strong, Seaforth. Cash Paid For Butter Eggs, a
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
Fire and Life, all Kinds of Profiuce.
The Scottish Provincial lomb-mance Company—
The Westero Insurance eorapany, of Toronto— Lots of Early 11,080 Potatoes for Seed and•Fam-i
Goode Delivered Free of Chwge.,
BROWNELL0
a
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, el
CSUSAIJI.
Terms as ream -made a tred by any other
agent doing business for Mix le Companies.
OFFICE-tover Strong et Fairley's Groeery
Store, Main Street, Sesforth. 253
MUSICAL INSTRIbIENTS.
0. 0. WILLSON keeps the largest and best
selected stock of Musical Iustrameute West of
Toronto, consisting of _thet celebrated Mathasek
Piano, and other Pianos, Prinee's.,IGeorge Woods,
Eetay, and Canada Organs end Melodeone, any -of
which be ean sell as cheap ae flie manufacturers.
Agricultural Implements.
A full stock of the best Agrleulturin Implements
made in America, on band ae usual, consisting a
31aesey's Woods' Patent, and the Johnson Single
Reapere;Woods' Iron Frffrattf,Ild Buckeye Mowers.
SOMETHING NEW.
Shan' e self dumping HAY RAKE. This is the
only self durrxping hay rake in use and any boy 12
years of age, and able to drive a larfre can work it.
Mr. Willson has no hesitation in recommending
this rake to his customers as the best ever intro-
duce& Any.pereon desiring to purchase one can
have a kir treat of it.
thoP_01.7py isWentiSice fulasssattercsuNttezraanoTuhlisnilethCounitatter...,
ket-400 sold.in the County of 'Enron last year.
The Port Perry and London Gang Plows, tire best
Gang plows ever introdueed to the public. A
trial given and fortiefaction guarantsed. All kinds
of General Purpose Plows always on hand.
Grain Drill:4 and Harrows, Turnip Seed Sowers,
HorSe Hoes and all other irnplerdents always on
hand. Allkinds of Points and Castings for the
different Plowsfn llifff kept eonstaiatlyon hand.
TO THE LADIES.—In tbe Sewing Maehirm
and Musie Department MISS fe'LOANE keeps a
full 'stock el Buttetickni Patterns and Self -Fitting
Martin All the lateet and siewest styles and
fashions. The bled and most popular Sheet
3Insie and 3Insie Books;
0 0. WILLSON.
LIME, LIME.
THE Subscribers beg to announce that they
-57 have constantly on hand, at their
Yew Kiln, West of Vaastone's Sew
Mill, Brussels,
ANY QUANTITY OF
FRESH BURNT LIME.
PRICE -14e per bushel at the kiln.
gatis TOWN BURROWS.