The Huron Expositor, 1876-02-11, Page 7'MARY 1, 1, 1878.
L S IT PAYS 1
VHAT PAYS
k. ...'
IT PAYS TG 00 T0- THE
ELS1OR MILL
r Gristing done, and Farmers will
▪ their own Wheat ground, and go
wishing to gels the Excelsior
EBRATED FLO,!'E
t 3iilikdoes, from the following Mer-
chants of Setforth ;
a -A, G. Ault, wines (`. Laidfair, Jamas
Iosepit Brownell, Wm. Hill. lI t
Gorge; Murrey, A. Cardno— Baker P.
Megarey Baker.
Fb,
lIarparhey t W. Scott, ikaeeflelel.
e ntity of Mimed PEAS, OATS a
and other Fon Band always,
1~ 1, CCHARLESWORTH itC:0.
gents for tho Garden City Middling
ess
EffNG THAT THE PUBLIC
SHOULD- KNOW.
IN K. BROADFoolT
it►intly on hazed, at hie 'areroonaa
nctory, opposite the Market,
•
IE STOCK OF FURNITUI
.EVERY DESCRIPTION,
k prepared to sell at prices to suit the
In fact he won't be nndcr.old. Aa tae
res- all he sells, purehasere eau rely
ng the
it,B
LEAST MONEY.
'.
!re .Manufactured to Order
er the place to . hay I''arnitnre Cheap is
pry O ,o►rtte the Alarket, t4eafoith.
• JOHN"H. BROADJfOOT;-
ETIHtG NW.
PEOPLE OF SEAFORT
YE Y! PERSON WANTS
i:OrQE FO SYTTHH
trrform the people of Seaforth
hat he has opened a
AT EMPORIUM'
ab first t door north of the Conrrnereial
re he keeps eunstantly on hand a
,ty of
di .meat of Every Kind,
HAMS AND BACON, Ar
H POIU( or ALL KINDS,
And Every Deserlptlon of
.ELTAND FISH
Fresh and ' Goo
ty of No. Y LA:A For Sale.
`T"TER. e lwaya ora hand ; also Cheese
head. Those wishing to purchase
find it to their advantage to call! on,
t lI nothing but a ftr»t•olasa: article
land ready for the potor the oven.
ao
Cl.
GEORGE FORSYT
EMPOR J tY
crr`ber hereby thanks his numerous
nerchants and othere) for their'liberral
urine the past so en years, and hopes,
egrity and close attention to business,
it confidence and trade in the future.
rcatl=y, enlarged his- 'premises,, dur
he is now prepared to pay the
EST GASH PRICE
entity of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG EM ORIUM,
Main Street, t, Seafo,
Y the subscriber 25 tons of good
�T STRAW.
D. D. WILSO
ih-
dry
N.
THE SEAFORTH
4CE AND LAND ACENC
O ZO STRONG
for Several Frust -Class Stocks -Sire
Inearance Cartnpainiee, and is peeper -
Is on the
FAVORABLE TERMS-
for severed of the best Lan
Y.
So -
for the sale and purchase of Fa
roperty.
rnx
EROF FIRST-CLASS Illi-
FAlbtlrs FOR SALE,
cr bL b arrison'at Store, Main -St,
42;r
OA-NADfA '. BA
' QRT - BRAN Clio
ON BLOCK, MAIN -ST.
BE AFORTH.
11 New Fora Payable rtt a
nitcd States.
xelsa age on London payah
tics of the United Kingdom.
I'
PAID O:.17 DEPO1S`12
M. HAYES,
MANAGE
)RX, FORK.
fig and Curirx
the most flourishing Village
the West,
ARKHILL,
wt most unproved: order, such
Sugar Cured Stains—Sao
▪ Pale, Clear Micdles,.
g
of
04:
k •
-
a and Cumberland Cum in shoo -
tie and Retail.. No. 1 LAIRD --a
To whom alt ordure intsrnatal to
Sly attended to personally, 0 by
se.
i SDEN & DAUIr CEY, Parkhill.
FEBRUARY 11 A 187
The 4alaries of Some _ in'
guishM American Ole en.
The preacher who recieves tit highest
salary in this country (excepting ossibly'
Cardinal McClosky, the Arclib.shop of
Baltimore, the Bishop of ,Quebec, and
some of thother dignitaries of the Ro-
man Cathode Church whose exp noes are
paid from the common revenu of the
Church) is ' ,Rev, Henry ,W'ard eochor,
pastor of Plymouth Church, Booklyn.
For several years past his salary has been
.$20,000 per -annum. In add,'itio to_ this,
it is safe to :say that he receive $5,000annumper annum for various lectures slivered
by him in the winter season in the prin.
mat cities in the Union. His Salary as
editor of the Christian Union was $L0,,J00.
per annum, and from the Christian Cation
Publishing Com any he one yearl received
.$10,000 for a "Life of Christ."' Besides
all this, he is in receipt of an annual in-
come, varying, from year' to year as
author's percentage on the sale oft his
published works, ' Star Papers," &c. 09
that he is a preacher_ whose= inCorno for
several years ;act has-been in the neigh-
borhood of %0,000 per annu. Ilo
must have given it away in charity or
di peeed of it sortie way as, he ' testified
daring -the latetrin1 that he had mortgaged
his house in Brooklyn for $15,000 000 to )ro-
vide'Theodore'1.'ilton with mean' to start
the religious journal, the f'o'lders Age.
Rev, Dr. John Hall, pastor of he Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Chureh, came to
New York several years ago fro _: Belfast,
Ireland, on,the call of the church of which
he is now pastor. His salary as thCn
fixed at $10,000, gold, peran um, slid
still remains the same... Be also :adds to
his income by writing and leetu ing,
Itov, Dr. Hepworth, of the C urch of
the Disciples,was in recei t of a salary
of 410,000 per annum unt:I reee ut
it hats been reduced, it is nucleiof
late,
Rev. ,Dr. Storrs, of the Churg
Pilgrims, Brooklyn, receives a
$0,000 pa' annum, He WWI 0
advanced s lary by one of the N
Congregate nal churches some
but VJ Ls in ueecl to remain wit
(barge,
Lev. Dr. Buclrlington, also
best know4 of the lirooklyn pa'
ccs vca $.44 00 per annum.
'Lev, I)r, lorgan Dix, rector o
hurcli (l+, riseopOian) receives
annum, Ile has, two or more
who reeciv from $4,000 to KO
The aersioY rinistal. of St. Paul's
palian) receives 810,000, with 11:
out, °41,000. Rev, lir, Weston,
years past te pastor of St. John's
(Episcopalian).opposite the old Si
Park, where Vanderbilt's freiglr
now stands, receives 810,000 sal;
has an assistant at $4,000. Thi
who officiates at Trinity Chapel Episco-
palian,) in West Twenty-eight . street,
also receives $10.000,and has on or more
assistants.
.itev. Dr. Chapin, pastor of the Church
of the I)ivin,e Paternity (Univers list), at
Fifth avenue and Forty-fifth str et, also
receives $10,000 salary. ,
' Rev. Dr. 1.'a.rk Hunt Scheck, 1 ether of
St. Ann's, on the Heights, the fashionable
Episcopalian church of Brooklyn, receives
.410,000 salary. -11' eta York Sun ay Dis-
patch. 1
The Goode -Bone as a W ather
Prophet .
The goose -bone predictions a -e per-
haps more closely watched in Kentucky
than anywhere else, and it may bee caYed
the Kentucky weather prophet, In -many
parts of the State the farmers consult it
and prepare for handling their crops in
accordance with its predictions. It is
said that there is a frtrnily in Woodford.
County that have fifty of these little
prophets carefully laid away, and declare
that not orre of then made a mistake in
their predictions. Let us turn to this
year'sprophecy. We must take the breast
bone of a last spring's goose•—none other
will do, for the prophecy does not,extercl
beyond the y�ear in which the goose is
hatched. Thanks to a friend, we have
such a bone., It must be divided iii three
parts, which 'represent the three divisions
of winter. The bleed bone of a goose -is
transluciut, but at places has cloud like
blots upon it. These blots denote .cold
weather. - Looking at the bone before us
we find a little card weather about the
1st of December,': which we have realized,
and thele ie another blot beyond. the cen-
tre of the bone denoting cold weather
abort the middle of January ; this cloud
ave have also passed, and so far o r little
prognosticator has guidedl us right. We
are to have t;varnicr weatherin tie last
ayes of January, but the worst is t conte,
The darkest blots are near the enc of the
one, and if the prophecy fails not, win-
ter will verify the saying of coming - in
ike a latah and. going out like a roaring
ion. Our cel'dest weather will come af-
er the middle 1f February. and our
tly, b
tood,
of the
Mary of
erect an
w York
ime ago,
his old
n of the
tors, re.
Trinity
$15, 000
etstants,
)0 each.
(Episco-
s assist.
or many
Church
John's
depot.
pry, and
pastor
d
b
1t
1
t
warmest fires will be required for the
partins days of winter and the filet days
f spring. This is the goose:bone proph-
ecy, and as we have the word of a good
old farmer that it has not failed for fifty
years, we we II LI advise the laying i n of a
- good supply of wood, and general prepars,-
t ons to meet cold weather — for the
goose bone has said it, and old winter
ill be after young spring with a great
big iciclo.-4meriean Paper
The Indian Plaitj Dance.
The Madras correspondent of the Lon-
don Standard writes to that journal on
Dee, 17 : "'The , plait dance, , except in
the difference of costumes and in fact
t at the perfOrinOs did. not, in one sense
the word, dance, resenibled strongly
what is called a. rustic or May -pole dance
Earopean. ballets. Sixteen dancers
advanced to the centre of the platform
where a number of colored ropes hung
from a point in the roof. These dancers
Item the rid. ed daneere of Taujore, cele -
All were good looking, 801110 very prettn
although inueh spoiled by imniense nose
ornaments of precious stones. Their
d es-tes fitted to the figure, to the waist,
and over the hips, and the robe or skirt
was looped up in front and bellind.• They'
were colored trousers to the feet. The
jewels, and the skirts adorned with
splendid lace. There was no theatrical
tinsel abou t them ; each girL wore jewel
which would excite the admiration of al
English ball -room. The dancing consist;
ed of the girls standing in a, circle, sway
ing their bodies to and fro, sometimes
toward the centre, eornetimes toward
each other, and then doing a chain in and
out. Then fresh swayings and another
round, until the ropes- were wound into a
plait. A reverse of the movements until
the ropes are again undone. Afterward
the girls take each other, two and
t 0, and still holding the ropes,
perform a movement like an English
waltz. All this is done to the sound of
music, and the movements anid steps are
strictly in time an
is not dancing, fo
flat, the movemeir
limbs appear to to
The arms, shout
move and quiver,
the jewels` and t
in the swaying
dance was peri
rather perversio
upon five or si
Guyana next adv
She is accompaui_
sing as well as;p
earnestness. Is
narrative to her,
her to various ge
low and quiet, an
most immovable
deed, save for a
fingers of her au
twitching of the
they rise loud an
ars stir her to rag
they excite her
moves with raps
bounds, her arm
she is passionate
her disdain at
passed upon her.
dies away, and ti
lher gestures'expre
parently supplica
lover. This coats
with variations fo
patience of the
audience was fair
will nit for many!
light at these clam
goes a long way wi
ly after 12 O'elouk
the native manage
go up_ to the singe
stop ; it needed u
before they would
A Terrible Ep
is
en
er
he
re
an
0u
tt
of,
sa
'les
th • ;1; but it
eet a e perfectly
shu ; , the fewer
;sha a 'tri" the affair.
} brut, and hips
ight flashee from
rfi�aanly grace'
be dings. The
,to a vensi0n, of
Bo nie Dundee,"
five ins ruments.
for lie pas eu1.
irs...1 ey
b ng with g eat
pea rels a
is n = rra ive urges
S = i>ie tines `it is
n e e ,stands al-
e i ir'iovable, in -
asuman g -,of the
.he _ar , and a
der ' 4ometiiries
tero s, The sing;
n.•thirlie de,
do • Then she
tatd steps, she
ov 1 r ;
an = e , uriou ills
eh.t ave en
as = i he m is
r s f s' do ,n;;
ief, a she ape
the r t n of oar
an a4 rape tea
g t n until the
ori n of the
rn ut. I Nat' ter
ab • in Idea
tit 1 tie of it
En: lis ,especial.
ht. Ii vain. Sid
is , me tainment
re nes them' to
h= fotj requests,
off the r singing.
The journal d
ible encounter be
Bidel and a ails
=Bidet's custom wa
loof these ferneiotls
a sheep, which wa
cafe from attack.
he proceeded to th
first act was to pin
back of a lioness,
done before, No
this than a powe
the poor sheep aur
into a vital partl0f
a largo number a)
as may be imagine
the lion created at
panic, Bidel step
the utmost coulee
blow on the mouth
Which made hini
pain, and thray
trembling at the f
performer. In • lath
ever, all the wild b
fury by the sight
one in the assemb
could possible is
presence of mind,
other animal at bn
the lion and chase
He glen fought hi
the &her.anirnais,
of the assembly, ea
carrying his wotin
The poor animal, s'
vorite of the liars -t
of its wounds.
i
SPECK
fbe
t
tri
b
On
11
et
80
til
bit
'its
Pe
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it
ed
s
w
rot
!hi
Q'tp
th
as
v
ap
0
u.
,hi
1,
17
e
e
hi
me
ter
lz FJiltl
recu is a ter -
the l on -tanner
of w d beasts,
o into the cage
s am anied by
lis pre onto kept
recen occasion
s tag and his
s reel on the
o h a i'equently
er rad he done
on spr ng upon
eel 1 is t eth deep
od ; ' :hero Was
tar rsent, and
e dd ft act of
tau = a 4 general
rw= rd, and with
rue t d. lion a
th a he ivy stick,
l'a d, . ell with
ble= dig victim
f t e c rurageous
in.mektt, how•
wet a lashed into
he rloocl, and no
e iev: d that Bidet
P e e rving his
ver, h i'kept the
11 he h subdued
brae o his cage.
y b= k through
ami. t e braves
t t i inpharttly,
she p ith hila.
w s agreat fa-
ha: si ce died
STI
Lire:;' COCOA. -0-
--" By a thorong t
natural laws which goy
of digestion and nu 'fit
fill application of he
well -selected coo , 1
videcl our brealcfa-t ab
ly flavored bevera.; ,
many heavy costs:' b
judicious use of s e' a
a constitution ma .e
until strong enou:h to
cleucy to disease. Ht
maladies are floati , a
attack tivlierev r li re
We may esca b ' n;
keeping ourselves v 11
blood, and si pproper
Civil Servvk-c Graeae
pts labelled- "Ja
zncepathic Chemist
*ow ge of the
Ep lies pro-
ich may save us
s by the
o id that
adu y built up
poin
a v6
414 °ray in pact
Q1X WEEKS AGO, AT TH
pound Elixir of Phosp a es
pepsin, which had tree 1 d
had impaired my gene •a he
improvment was rupi an
BON, Italian Ware o M
Oen o
yule
Ittg and
SU
nd Oa
for r
II am
sns
ins
thos
he le
all
.3ii pc
eed
bp th aonthly . id -
pills h aid nO6 be
11
1,11st th 'eel mon lis
is to bri g on Mit-
they tt 'a safe. In
Spinal ;Affeetionn,
ttigue 0.0 relight ex-
ert, spacefos, and -
hong. 'a' powerful
onstitu fp
erved J1
e
y ung men
'apense, and
dijteeted
404.26
STION
eom-
n • et its use,
MeGIB-
leintediciue is
ainful and
x seas and 4 -
it re may b e
ul ally suit d.
unfailing in the cure f
Lion is subjeet. m re
moves all obtruefiono, I
of Pregrancy, as they ti •e st
taken by Females dari
carriage, but at ally t
all ealte0 Of Nerv gin
pans in the back and ibm
ert ion, palpitation of t
Will WS; flume pills will eet
remedy, do not eonta 11,X0141
or anything hurtful the
directions in the paniphlc Uwe,
whieh should. be CO.refttklp..to
New York, Sole Propr apt.
rollick, Out., general Agents'
will 'ileum a. bottle !milli!
return mail. Sold ip
.L1 time)! its weight ir goid.'
not stay where it is used,. 0 ti
oord throat. One bottle, h
Fifty cents worth has eared a
One or two bottles cureS
ney troubles. Six to c gat, a
caee of excoriated nipples or
bottle hao eared lame
fog, Daniel Plank, of
oil, which effected It wo
limb, by six. epplicatio
ic 01
T:14 If U.01"'Ir
GO 0
RECEIVED AT
H 1 L
EY OOTT0t4S,
HIRTINGS, CARP TS.
UNDER VALU
0 in to the prossure of, the tiraes, I am
to offer them at
egehred
6 That Wilt :Astonish .11Auyere
1.
MATE
Ale lauced to snob tow 'agaves t
REMEMBER THE i'LAC
at 'mus
LLIAM HILL'
Opposite the Commercial Hotel, ,
SEAF
RISTMAS S
AVING BOUGHT A LAR
LOT OF
WINTER GOO
ackage, AN
24" onto
301 pills by
Hickson &
)o you ls ow any-
cute 33
ld aim lin
Res of piit
ante 1 re
'other w has hail
ve half f 6, 50 cent
buy f get
.your E 011
v.11 • 'Mallory,
etrie Oil
)` Dealers
faction
est oils .
W 11 save
Li— electric
g cough.
ure any
tot. One
s.
asthma for yam &Lye "1 1
bottle left, and 6100 WOU id n
-no more." Rufus 110hipson,
restored the voice wherc the 1, rtsOn
cured me of, bronchitis in on
medieine that has given nth cei
as this," It is compos a Of k
that are known, Is 00 gb A10
ternaluse, and is believed to O
perior to anything vet
parse. It is sold by gl
ars. Priori 25 Cents. , i
Sole Agents for the Donal uio
—Selected and Eleetriz sl . Sp
hay
nple
x of
lute
fear
01,1
Nor
d in
th
ni
In
AT A
AT DISCOUNT
WE CAN OFFER,
IE SPECIAL BARGAINS
ADIES' FUR SETS,
HILDREN 'S FUR 5
RESS GOODS,
LOUDS,
OOL SHAWLS,
OL.' QUILTS,
LE
OF
11
HIRTS AND DRAWERS, ;
•
- KINDS OF
NISHING- GOO
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COLD WINTER S.COMINC,ON
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rACAWCArAUICA
BUTTER
WAS now on hand at the Se
a nu er of his well and
Machine Turned But
These Pa kages are the be
Mr. Trott expects in a short
t he manufacture of Wash Tub
887
SAMUEL
OTT
forth Tab Factory
avorably known
er Packages.
in use, and will
ENTS TO
ime to commence
on: a large scale..
every person ob tild prepare for ,
by pure sing a 1_9
STREET, SEAFO
moist im roved pattern, lied from the best kere,
which w 11 be sold at Bottem Pricea for ea h or
2 .., r
on ti ort me.
Tim rare of all kinds in etoek or ma e o
C4a1011.—On hand,' a large supply f the
best end purest Coal Oil in, the -market, whi will
give to urge purchasers. ' 1
rn
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ttzi
ttss
tzci
ce
1-4
LUMBE
WE have now en hand for s
" Mills, near Gray, Young &
Works, a large quantity of
HEMLOCK LUM
Which we now' offer at $7 r>0 per
it promptly at ed to.
Partici; favopd us with their
0
0
`SHAOLLS XO [
le, at our
WHO WANTSO
401 -IN W
pkges to in form his
-A45 gen ral that he
Srek of
UGH
Trun
Br
In feet a
vales on
Repairs
OD AN& STYLISH
RD; SeafOrtlit
rinds :and the public in
a Large and Complete
ousg 40.
114.81 Con089 .81,1041)0 IWCip
ythIng appf,rtblning to the Tire Al-
and, cheap as sny In the trade, I r cash.
'Executed with Neatnessi and
WOO
N, 11, Collars a Speeiality.i Collars of every
deSeriptio made to order in iiist.01100
JOAN
E PUBLIC AT LARGI
H. OLIVER;
}tarn ss, Sadqle and C011ar
sIO
.4 chef
Whirs, Be
on tiatul.
the Seete
0
affirOrtnrent of tight and heavy llornafai
lotlioros Clothing, ota,. kept oonetatil
dente. nemconber the phaeton:pa of
Collar, W. orayzu.
ts
a. mg
4.
8E 0
c▪ i
PI
C3 Cl2
Pr
2.
14-31
pet* wo
2.
P.
e.
TRE FLORENCE
FOR HIE -HARD TIMES.
IT LAqS.. LONGER,
%YAKS BETTER'
4,k1iD RUNS LIGHTER
Than toy olha >Whine in the Market.
4-
Jud- (flare qA,* any Person wh4
74(4, Used prIze, and Learn
!what theY say
Bev. T. Goldsmith,! Feitforth4 limes Davey
and Jones Tnelceremith; MRS E.J.,
sEtixnedtserdf 01: ebx,est, Biredfoot, Monis, and then. -
should' go to an eetablishinent where they,,,ean,
FULL S OCK CiF ALL THE
FIR T-CLAI!-S1,,MACHINES
To Meet
where only' one or two are kept, and titey sr
oblIge,d to ell you they 41'0 the best because
haVe no bet er.
Has in Stock the FLORENCE, WEBST*
Montreal and New York SINGER%
Common Machines')
Any of which will be sild Cheap for Cash or o4
Short Credit.
TO THE LADIES.
In the Sewing _Machine and Music
Department
keeps a NI stock of Butteriek's Patterns arra
Self -Fitting Charts. Ali the latest and newest
styles and fashions. The latest and most popular
Sheet Mule and3InalaBooks.
R
AND
1(41114 C 101
4,4
1
',MT's B
'Watchmaker and 34weler, Seaforth.
Ore
atC
CC
CZ
fp% Cures all We -roue Diseases, sue.h as Tremors, De-
ws, bility Proetratien whieh, in many moos, are
produ bylover indulgence in the use of tobae-
co UM aleoliblie spirits; but the Spetific Medicine
is mo espeplally recommended an unfailing
noten y, and all digresses! that follow as a sequence
of Self Abus+, as Lees of Memory, Universellgtesi-
Mtude, Pain in the Beek, Milanese of Vision, Pre-
efe ;nature Old Age, and reply other dieeaoes that
'‘././ lead to Insanity or Coneumptionttaunrdo aunPareonavea-r
ture Grave, all of which, ao a rule, are first caused
by deflating front the path of
study and ruSuf years of c
The Specifie Medicine i
these speciai Mimeses. Fall particulars in our
pamphlet, w ich we desire o send free by mail tO
1 every One.
„ The Specific Medicine le 'Sold h 1
Saw at $1 -,er paelkage, or pecka.gbis f r $5, or will be
Salt sent b mail n.receipt of tire mo ey, by address-
ing
Windsor, Out'
Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickoon CO., J. S.
Roberto, Lamaden, and by all Druggiete.
is WhAlis Po**
ER,
rders will have
THE 'SEAFORTH
MUSICAL
iNSUUMEMIEMPORIUK
•
Late 0. C. WILLSON, Proprietors of this well
and favorably known establitennent keep u6thing
hut TUE ISIEST.
class Instruments always on hand.
ORGANS. ORGANS..
The VOGEL tz LINCOLN Organ.
This Organ is imported aired fromthe Mann-'
fueturers and is'now being introduced into Can-
ada by Messrs. WILLSON tt SCOTT, who are the
I SOLE ACeNTS FOR THE DOMINION.
To this Organ we inrife attention. We hare no
1 boasting, bu ; simply aRk yen to test it, It your
131,1Lbonsie13.1.vht ex' t adequate 19 fhb, get help from
THE 0 OSEST SCRUTINY,.
The keenest ritielems: Crory] the soundest jag, -
;fleas, and 'he pareat mnsioal taste. D.;:tter,
;however, triot your own judgment. thonph de-
fective, than that of One who has little LeyOud
his own ‘eoneeit
FORITHE TASK.
Sneh judgment we depreeato. Tut ns
solicit :attention to the , !
PATENT -MANIFOLD PIPE •
The.only suere.sofiti method to obtein the Pipe
Org,an tone. W,e beg attent'On, also, to the.
PATENT PIANO ,ATTAGNMENT.
It is not to ecatly for :general nee, and it
NEVER :64N GET 'OUT OF TUNE.
It giveo eon, yet rineingehell-Iite tone, impart-
ing a spiraling, vivaeigizo ichenteter In the mode,
This Instrument bat; many other
Over other Organs, and is Me
BEST AND CHEAPEST
In the Canadian Merket.
THE TRA4 LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
'Mason it Hamlin, Bell, of Gualr, itn4.-o-Ar91.1- •
e.
1
WIL SON SCOTT,'