The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-07, Page 6Trotting Horses for Business
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Horsemanship is well worthy of culti-
vation, and in this country, where the
trotter, as a road horse, !plays such an im-
portant part in the life! of the business
man, the art of skillful driving should be
encouraged. Any one int all conversant
with the habits of the glen of business in
the large cities of the United States, is
aware of the hygienic effects of a fondness
for driving fast. 'those men who make a
daily practice of airing themselves behind
a fast trotter, are the healthy successful
` men of the day. A few instances will be
sufficient : Commodore `Vanderbilt, with
over eight -tenths of al century on his
head, is as straight as an arrow, healthy,
as capable, physically, ¢f overlooking his
vast business interests es he *as 40 years
ago. Mr. Robt. Bonner was forced to
take out -door exercisegolf account of fail-
ing health a good many years ago, and
now he is as vigorous in mind and body
as it is possible for a main toles ; and we
could multiply instances indefinitely of
the benefits of this recreation. It is not
ascribable to the exercises alone, but, in
our opinion, is due to the relief the mind
enjoys from absorbing cares. We defy
auy man--non-mercurial though he be
to brood over annoyances of great pro-
jects when he is driving fast, especially
if he is "brushing" with a competitor,
He has abundant occupation in managing
his horse, and the excitement hinges on
the race he is going an the chances of
victory.
The American trotter has been a boon
to o the business men of America beyond
price, It is iinpossiblie he enjoys the
benefits of the hunting field which his
foreign contemporaries have the advan-
tage of, as that sport is unknown in the
vicinity of the large cities, and in Eng-
land they have to give a vacation to the
following of the hounds. Here there is
nothing to induce equestrianship, An
easy ramble or slow gallop through the
park is well enough to take the fresh air,
ut there is little real relief to the ten-
sion of the nerves. The main difficulty
of the active business man of the present
day is the unceasing requirements of his
duties straining brain and the more deli-
cate organization which radiates from the
dome of thought, which is yclept nerves,
He cannot plod along in the old-time
channels and be sites sful, If he does
not think and act quickly, he must sur-
render to those who do ; and in order
that his faculties may perform their part
there must be relief in the hours which
he is free. The fast trotter and the light'
road wagon meet this want more than
anything else, It combines exercise and
--recreation, and is within the require-,
menta of his business. __The day's occu-
pation being ended—w ich rarely is after
4 P. M.—the two hoar between that and
dinner give ample tune to trot out
through the park, and have a whirl
around the graded circle at the Bay dis
tries, or a brush on the road with some
one on the same errand. It exhilarates,
it changes the current of the blood ; for,
al though the tired pulse is throbbing over
the temples, it is a feverish effort, and
now the sanguine fluid is bounding
through the arteries after the lungs have
decarbonized it from the dross of the of-
fice and counting room. y Cherish your
trotters, ye men of vast speculations, of
enchaining business alluremeuts, of great
enterprises, He lengthens your days by
decades of years, he brightens your, intel-
lects, sharpens your faculties ; he puts a
new lining in the scabbard which the keen
blade has cut—exorcises the demon of un-
rest.—California ;Spirit,
Fifty -Six Years an Invalid. —
Miss Ruth W. Burgess who died in
. Plymouth on Saturday, at the age of 64
years, began to be afflictedwhen about
8 years of age by having "fits or convul-
sions, and finally a paralysis of the right
eye, Soon after this she was afflicted
with dropsy, and her cure of this disease
has a somewhat remarkable incident, e
Her brother being in Demarara, consult-
ed a French physician in regard to' her,
who gave him some medicine that effect-
ed a cure. - VTon being invested, it prow -
ea to he cannabis, or Indian hemp,which 1
from that time has been used by the
faculty here with great successin cases
of dropsy. Soon after this she recover-
ed the use of her eye, hut lost her eye-
sight entirely for some time, and has had
only partial sight since. Soon after
this her health improvedmaterially so
that she was able to walk across the
room, but in a short time, she began to
have spasms or convulsions of the most
painful character upon her left side. Her
left leg would be drawn back and twist-
ed
wisted until the sole of her foot would rest
upon her right shoulder. This was gradu
ally brought back, but had to be tied i
order to keep it in its place, -and from
that time until her death had general'
to be secured. It is now about 20 year
since this has been necessary. Afte
this a contraction of the Organs of th
throat came on so that she was unable t
swallow.' A set of instruments was mad
in Boston under the direction of her phy
siciau by which the constriction was par-
tially removed, so that semi-liquid sub
stances could be forced down her throat
with an instrument made for that pur-
lpose. Never after was she; able to swat
ow any but very soft substances. - In-
dications of consumption snow showe.-
themselves, and she soon presented every
appearance of a person in the last stages
o this disease, so much so that her phy-
sician on going off for a few weeks told
her mother that he should probably never
see her again. Yet, wonderful. to tell.,
she recovered entirely from this. She
then began to have abscesses of the liver,
and her body was so swollen that her
breast bone was even with her chin. Bat
a cough set in and she begat to raise mat -
Physiologists
in some way almost neredible to
Physiologists for about six days, when a
change took place. Her s veiling went
away and left her almost a skeleton, so
reduced was she. But she r covered from
this. During these years, nd while un-
dergoing all this, she had the rneasels,
scarlet fever, small -pox, a xd itch, and
these diseases went. throughltheir regular
course. She had .been bed -ridden now
n
m
8
r
e
0
e
d
Lot don B4ilclet•,
for more than 20 years, living in this
manner, and has survived a family con-
sisting of father and mother four broth-
ers, and two sisters, all of v 'nom were of
, good health and constitutipn, During
sonic of the attacks of conbulsione her
head and feet would be drawn backward
so that they would meet anren ain in
this position for 18 hours. Under all
these afflictions she hore up with a sweet
and patient temper. For some time she
kept a little shop, having shelves put up
on the wall by her bed and Within reach
of her right hand, the only one she was
able to use, and here she sold a little
confectionery and small thins. She was
very industrious, always doing whatever
she could, She did much Fine sewing,
a d dre
w en u
w eks s
i g and
s id by
ed her f
tl
a
a'.
a:
g
b
rnself
tat he
post
iy or
✓ ma
id non
ass
ledical
y man
xriosit
A
sed dolls for the ch
able to see. For a
ie has been now
has at last passed aw
he physi n who
r the ton t part of
n. okh s experfe
es not lieve that
• °stem e = urination
nit disc .: • would b
ifold ills clue : •
organf G. The case•
been oiie of great in
faculty,i a d she has
p ysiei : �. s as a
—Bost° Globe, .Iwt
Idren, even
ut' twelve
ually fail -
y, and it is
attend -
sickness,
surgeon,
if there was
made that
found, all
functional,.
f Miss Bur -
rest to the
been visited
hysiological
21.
alf Becomes a : ride of
F shion.
One cif the up -t wn chute
ork w s filled b fashions
tona••utawee kago,,onth
t e ma nage of a well -fin
irl to t• e man of her echoic
f a pop lar Phil elphia sug
robabl 1 not a dozen pers
new tae most i teresting
history . f the bri I e. She
eglect:d waif 21 years a
found o e wintry morning u
tep in i t. Mark's place—th
ble qu= rter of th city, N
arenta:;e was eve found, b
chosen probably ith that
ng no hild of t eir own,
aif, a d treated he little g
uch c. re as if ',sh • had Leen
few , ears a f to an appl
ade to Judge Ch: rles'P. D
ork ci y, for a I egree aw
ustody of the chi d to its pr
erncefo h she took their na
climate; thoroug • ly, and be
f the f : mily as e; eotually
1 een bo n in to it. In time
reduce into soei • ty as Miss
et her present h Shand at
nion i. Philadel •hia. No
:d and honored b y society,
beco e a reigning favo
knows • •t somewhere the re
this inte esting wo an may n
career of her chi'
e, may make hers
is often stranger
.
ing� the
orae ti
rely, f
Ig
Y
A �Ya that St
A cor espondent
1 thefollowing
i ylof t owner o':
°Ston at, but ! he
as. ass is a
ieks by
of the Ha
story, on
the cat
r home is
crave sails
es in New
le congrega- -
oecesiion of
wn society
--the scion
r merchant.
ns present
act in the
as a poor
, and was
n a door -
n a fashion -
clue to her
t the family
bjeot,) hav-
ok in the
rl with as
their 'own.
cation was
ly, of New
rding legal
teeters, and
e. She was
ame a pet
if she had
he was in-
tI , and
family re -
she is pet -
d promises
ite, Who
l mother of
t be watch-
and that,
If known 1
han fiction.
he Ship.
tford Times
he author-
" She is a
n the high
, and has
aken m: ny a vbyz ge from : iston to the
res nd back oil the goo•, ship Kate
'illiam:, commanded by C: pt. Beebe.
' henev • r the shi reaches :. ston puss
'ways 1r nds and as a socia time'with
kJ frie ds on hore — ferns friends
along o hers, pr bably, . 0 day she
as so e. tertained with her v sit that she
topped a little lo ger than usual, and
hen s . e return d to the wharf she
.und th . ship ha sailed ithout her.
'he gaze with ton ing eyes ar"out over
he water, and ani ed her w iskers as if
tenting out the track of the r=ceding and
isible ship. But s e knew it
o use. S e knew t• a ways of
too well. Every d: y for three
he appea d on the harf with
regula ty, and . niffed and
d gazed a d sniffed. There were
ships coming and going, but
e nothing to her. t last the
came. I : had hardly touched
f, before cat ggrows gaunt'and
anxious ,jionths•of siting and
sprang op board, a made a
he captain's rpom,- •here find -
he spran on to h m, putting
n his nee and•meo -wow-wow
w -wowed, and talke+ and- talk-
, land t ld him s ch a pitifu feline tale
reefed a captain's ar before.
never b s a chanc - to leave
hore now She is ailing the
as in'hi,h feather to -day."
OW . Inv
was of
the ship
onths
ock-lik
azed, a
lenty o
t ey we
right on:
the wha
t. in wit
atchin
d:•hfor
i g him,
h • r nose
eow-w
11
•
.
never
hat shi
p se on
s
e
The P
o repo
E peror
t at the
.na Jo
B m Ret
ddnot c
sect the
p eading
frbm lon _
• ajesty
gg is head
D. na Jos
al ghted
c•rand
i
n rarest a
v•ry perm
p .aching
w en her
se ted herelf upo
sa d groce
si ' e, and
la ler for
w : rdness
ro nds a
ti a mum
be erage,'
ager fo Royal • y,
ughkeepsie Eagle s: ys : "In
of Dom Pedro, th Brazilian
• West P inti we no ped the fact
Empress nd ' her la y friend,
efina da' onseca, V condo de
ro, and hevelier d - Masedo,
oss the !river at Garr sons to in -
United States Mili : r Post,
atigue an desiring n' :. ed rest
journeys gs. 1 Bard y had his
he Emperor reache. Gen. Ru-
uarters when the E . press and
6na, wit their ma e friends,
rom theWagner dr: wing -room
ade their way leisur • ly to the
• eery. 1 N w, there as nothing
iar in a'B azillian E'• press ap•
an American greery, but
Majesty, the Empre: s of Brazil
he steps o the afore-
, with Dona Jesefi a by her
e male attendants ailed for
our, then came tha• true in -
of eeh Og which al ago sur-
erry g > p gathers.' for a fes -
or two o the fame, Teutonic
i
an
pr
wi
de
T
lig
steeple at
To accom
and delica
11
•
Brave Woj kma;
e have much pieasttire in
act o eourageeus iself-co:
Bence f mind which may be
h advntage to the! honor)
ds of ring on the field
o wor men were engaged
tning onducter on the sum
Ville-sur-Jurthe, in
lish tis' somewhat
e task it !was neces
workmen 'should stat
of his companion.
n, a violet gust of a
i lead, whi
of! his frit
den intens
ae victim of this ae-
ge to reals n motion-
irnt its wa
the sligh
preeipitat
of 70. fee
w, and lief, bravely en ured the
rather than - imperils the life of his
w-wor er, M. A. Earls, later, at
hisne, is the hero of this br.. ve deed,
his na a is worthy of publ e record.
on
oh
thi
h'
th
wi
pal
cid
les
fie -
me
pa
str
pai
fell
An
and
.
of the
alders
positi
spills me melte
hand lnd fore 1,rr
hstand4ng the enc;
..
i thus
nt ha
wh ile
b. He
t mig
ion fro
et bele
nflicted, t
the tours
she lead bt
knew tha
tsu-fcete
n a hei
h
•
;recording
ntrol and
compared
won by
�f battle.
fixing a
mit of the
Belgium.
difficult
Bary that
td on the
While in
rind made
ch fell on
.nd. Not-
ity of the
into his
est move -
his coin -
into the
-I
by
tig•t overidress now so popnl
mcgned by a
jac ower of lo
left f sbe hay:
ly t gait she can -o
on ith that painfu wriggle
see in plac of free tion,and
f shirred ruffles, a
French folds, whic
flops after like the
wfoundlaeddog,on a
step across a wet sp
lathes are too narrc
too tight. She stun
t of a ca age ; an
server cannot help the nkin
1¢urtb•of.'b y ``s V&A 40,',
half a dozen women a las
tulmehurrying to este a tr
a pacing omnibus. Let
CO,, ..0n
absu
the
days,; when
the purpose
fall around
artist's love
a
hte
of Twenty-
wheu he sees
i"enable cos -
in or to hail
s hope that
will due y combat so
tuume, ap back to us
, volumin us ro es of other
women's dress ill not serve
of revealing he figure, but
elf in the claesi folds which
to paint,
-IE BES
TRY I 1 AND
T
PLACq.
PR VE iT.
SE ' ORTH MUSI AL
I STRUMElNT M.PORI TSI,
WILSON & -sCO
Beg to dire
to tie - foil
Speciality c
in t e- Cana
THE MATT
CEL
Niver be
jested to en
tea by fr'ends and
abo a named instrun
bein so scally
othe , so i enious i
and roduc g such w+
purify of to e, has a
tion and iration
osopiiers a d musica
hard theref re been 1
yeti ,ns by manufactu
of he Pian ,, who, be
in thein an weak poi
endeavored storm
serti es, But after te
trial of the one, and T
the Manufacturers are
t the attention df the public
swing fac : ey make a
f the Boast Piano and -Organs
dian mark t.
IIJSHEK CAB E & SONS
BRATE PI NOS.
ore has a4y pial.° been sub -
h close a 'ticism and severe
that they have more t
MO( hopes of their frie
fast , ilencing the gun:
Atrial is a11 that is re
ly'c4vince !the public
T E YO EL & LI
Are univer y ackno
best=. the rket, an
is fully wa ntesd for
folloiving ar a few of
tage' we c m for thi
all others m e : The
ATTiiACH ENT is a
is 'fully pro ed and
Vivax city is y this im
ie. Ie alw ys in tun
Pipe 'gives hness an
qng th best Pip
d, sled abo e competi
tia led an alone. 5
ood I stock, skilled
one4t pur se make t
to end'th mselves,
ally, uiced ud tuned.
Pianos an Organs o
.lied ion ord r when de
Th" Trad 'Liberally
ew 5 nd-Hasa
ays ern han
Ile embeif the P
bye
WIL(LSON & SCOT
feel
lent tf
iffere
n its
Inde
mete
f. me
criti
•ked
ers a
.g u.
is for
I
as- have the
The sdale,
t from any
nstructon,
1 power and
• the atten-
hanies, phil-
s ; and they
pen as inno-
d dealers in
able to find
ssault, have
1
hem ly unjust as-
yeari of thproitgh
enty of the other
enabled to prove
u vikidieated the
ds, and are
of their enemies,
uired Ito thorough -
of these facts.
COLN ORGANS -
vledgd to be he
i each instrum nt
five years, he
the many advan-
inst ument over
ATENT PIA 0
complete succe s ;
ested. Spark' g
arted to the u -
The Mani ld
pu 'ty . of ne,
Org ns, is pr v -
n, an 1 stands n -
'enc v experie ce,
orkmlanship and
ese 0 Bans. They.
The ,are beauti-
othe makes- s
ired.
Deal with.
Inst•uments
an
don't p
p-
11 FA
}
HCFA
to. eL WIL
�CULT�IRAL I Pl
MER'S FA ORITE.
SON'S
(R .EMENT EM-
PORIUM, SE4FORTH.
.3est wnd Cheap 81 Place in the
c'o,umtrj to Pwrc 8e A(rrteUUwral
x4lement8, -
5
helm, you get an Imp' menu from Will-
son you can rely upon it being as
represented,
$'FILL THEY COME.
Auot er car load of S arp's Pelf-Dumping
orae skew, 709 of which ha. a alydady been sold.
t is spiting. As there are o ly fifteen hundred
ing ade this season, faers h d bettercall
e ly, as] the stock will soon be run oat.
Wo°.
this ye,
t ees
W?odic' Iron-:
a. d mo t compl+
John n's Selo
n ed'reepmmend
s' Self -eke Reaper ia in greater demand
r than ver before. None other stands
of time yo well.
The muck -Eye
its, can't be be
Tame Mowe , the tightest draft,
to working ae1sine made.
Rake Reap r, too well known
tion.
Blower,
Mowor, wh#eb every person ad -
ton. i
P L
0 al seripptions. Anothe
• • rfeet tthistle Slayer's, Maas
Soiiietiiing Ne in gang
rought Iron Fame Gang
B a ss Oaltg Plow n the mark
a=d try-lt.
Or
th
Turns . Seed Sofwers, Horse
d all classes of implements
he aijove imp
be ;•+ven on
no eats. as 0.
at won't -stand
ements are
ria', Snti
believes
testing ain't
The Prevails g Fashion on. SEWING M
really pity the oman who
he commands of fashion to
t as
et. 5
worth
ell be con
e has no
riving.
of a Venu
pled
plai
an o
whit
She
str
is t'
a ca
mass
ing an
erski
ped
anLot
t, her
bac:
and o
t
is forced
wear the se
r,- She
straight
• motion
natural-
ly move
hich we
•e crnin-
d knife -
we call
it ofa
et day.
t in the
w. She
ides ibto
t an db -
s
car load of those
y's Nc.18.
'Iows. j The Guelph
Plow., Tb• is the
t. .Came and see it
oes end \VeederS,
all warranted end
faction guaranteed
hat an implement
worth buying.
CHINES.
t dverybody Hays must G tract, and eve
ihle Terson now admits th t -
'VETE FLO " ENCE
H�e no enn1. 1 kinds of machitless in Stoel
t bieeh=will be sold if people will insist on buyin
m.1
low Pints and all kinds of
pa s *lw ys on )d.
Sewing j Mach a 0118, Ati
pairs alwaH ready
L
tap 1 Stock of Batterick's
0, C. WIL
Castings and
achments and
atterns.
•
LOGAN
J/ MIESON, SEAFOP T
SHOW THIS WEEK ANOTHER LOT OF
AERRIICAN PRINTS,,
‘CHEA ER THAN EVER. •
1 ! i
Also Special Value in English Prints,
� � h
.Received To -day, it Fresh toe of our Remarkably Cheap WHITE $TRIPED
MUS IN We have also in Stock
BROWN CHEC E[ DUCK,
DRAB CHECKED DUCK,
BROWN DUCK,
I I BLUE DUCK,
DRAB [UK,
BLTJM AIM 33
We have this Se
1sT DETTIMS, Jar
n t p-toji Value and First -Class Patterns in.
COTT N SHIRTING.
r r
GLOVES in Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and . 14 -et,
HOSIE Y, PAR4ASOLS, &C. --
To Hand This Week,
{ And a
A Splendid Lot of Felt H
LOT of TEA,
EXTRAS\GOOD.
LOGAN & JAMIESIN�
s
OF !1URO
V.
Ii
"
TO THE P OPLE
DESIRES TO ANNOUNCE T
1OFAV
3VIT.THREY'Z'
THE PEOPLE OF, HURON THE ARRIVAL
RY LARGE STOCK OF
3,
li
TEA$, SUC11 RS AND TOBACCOS
Of various Brands, Superior Quality, and at'very' Low Prices, Also a F •esh $up-
ply of ail articles usually found in a first=elass Grocery Store
ALIL SOLD CHEAP.
HIS STOCK OF
Is now very
R
lairge, we 1 as
�_
J MURPHY is not so
therefore the public can rely u
CKERY AND GLASS AEE
rted, an
much CHEAPER than us al,
nxious to make money as he is to make salles,
>n $etting good bargains at
,fAMES MURPHY'S, SEA OR- H.
I C;), TT 0 Bo 61
LE AND RETAIL.
WHOLE
All parties wa ting bey L
THOMAS
Where they
D.
ON
'11 find T t
Hotel Keepers and
quote of the best quality are invited to visit
RKET
hey can
NEW §T
STREET
Rr
et good value for their! mon y.
0 hers buying in Large Quanti9es
ARE SPETL Y REQUESTED TO CALL.
Any Orders left at Killoran
shortest notice.
& Ryan's old
IF YOU WANT TO GET G
Just Arrived, a Fresh Suppl
Preserve Jartro
FLOUR AND FEED CONSTANTL
SUGARS VERY CHEAP.
Oive he a Trial
stand will be attended 'tei on th
cm
OD' GOODS AND CHEAP GOODS GO
AND SEED STORE.
of Groceries, Glasswa/re and Crockery;
all kinds, and very c
ON HAilD, AND DEL1YERED AS USUAL
CASH FOR EGOS.
and be conivinced of the Fact,
THOMAS jT_JE.
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
IS NOW RECEIVING A LA GE ST CK OF ALL KINDS OP THE
SPRING TWEEDS, WOR
HATS, S
AT THE LO
TE
&c.,
WEST QUOTATIONSii_
8, AO 9ENERAL FURNISEING8,
LOWING MILL
rrnE owieraigned. hereby inform their many
moral of thtdr Factory and Lumber TAM to mew
and more comniodions pxemises
MAIN stRtgr
manasetuM sod fill all orders for
Sashes, ipooPs, Blinds, Moutdi
Ana kinds of
PLA:IED LUMBER
liners to suit the Times.
Gates, Hay 1?acks, Chfes4
LAT1141 AND SHINGLES;
Jig saw** and Custom Pinning wilt.
The pube4rlikers hereby thank their munetous
castanets int; the liberal patronage- extended to
theM during Ilia past, And hope,. by 'allot fiteg.
rity and elosecttention to busmen, to raerit t
contintance d increase of the same.
TO all thOse hose accounts are overdue we give
a cordial -Invitation to pay up.
P. S.---PianS and Specificatiolut for
furnished On application.
THE F*1RY CHEAPEST SPOT
IN TOWN.
READY MONEY DOES THE BUSINESS.
3-01.11\T mr-52-X4E
GROCER, and PROVISION DEALER,
Burals get 7e3:118=48h'sat ha -114
If all !mints* men would pursue systai
OROOERIES,
Of every criPtion,Fresh, New and Good.
First- Green Tea at 45 cents per poncd
packs gem not less than 10 pounds.
Bright, Ittlful Sugar, from 10 to 12 ponds -
for One Dolar.i
Of Every Dieeription Delivered in Town Free of
Charge
CASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS,
And other FisiMen Produce in exchange for Goods
as Cash.
Bemembe the New Groom, nearly 'Opposite
'Weir's Ho I, Seaforth.
JOHN tYLE.
CARTE 'S STEAM SAWMILL,
nig HAICD Over 1,000,000 feet a good Hemloet
`.." Lamb , ent and sorted., suitable for Build-
ing, Dmitri and Fencing. For Sale at tbe
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VERY I.OWEST PRICES.
Als quantity of Inferior quality,
for Sheet*,
The Best Quality is Sorted so as ki
ork Without Waste.'
Patronsg
faction glut
respectfully solicited, and sitis-
JAMES T, CAilTElts
ORUSS, LS 'DRAW KILL
PROPRIETORS. '
THE Subscribers take This opportuuity*retani
-1- thanks to theirnumerons Afters ;for the
patronage eztienlied to them during the past Ma -
by supplying ,a;Oood article, to merit -eitmllua-
attee of the sir.
LIME !BURNED DA4.Y.
good article icuaranteed. Price 14 Cdnis Per
bushel, at, the liciln; 15 cents, on cars. .
TERMS STRICTLY CA814".
Brussels,,May12, 1875.
FARME AND DAIRYMEN,
Mrs. WOITNEY, Seafitk
sown:hone viShhoorteW*5F4iNsotgoloeecisitanicriea.t prices that -
fore P
e What She Vcra
THE PUR ST AND BEST COAL OIL
In the arket Wholesale and Ileta4.
Every Kind O Tin Work Constalptiy
114 wr Made to Order,
streetffEeme.mber ee--Corner of John and Wig
EGG EMPORIUM -
The istibscrThierl hereby thanks hh• Imam*
customers (merohouts and others) for theivIthersil
patronage during!the past seven years, salloPegf;
to merit their icotifidenee and trade in -the*tare-
Thving greatly! enlarged Ills prereises,iduriati
the winter, hells ;tow p,r-epared to pay the ;
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity' of good fresh eggs, *mai
EGG EMPORIIThri,
Main Street
Wanted by the anbseriber 25 tons of
-clean WHEAT STlia.W.
SMOKED HAMS AND SIDE -MOT.
'Have on bargee quantity of
WELL CURED Ham AND &DE gala§
Which they win sell Cheap.
They ere warianted of first -elm
1 andyteiheocthildadyosf. thTe hPeriente:ersi
, ja:beeep6an utiludeorenthietkliptherivassw
I er infancy, namely, the third
eiYerstiln raoee ydeasi labsmihalyetr tev
eerk 'V:r:t4e11111rslarif:i.e.:::::ei:Brr-et:PlIwithaefltir desi°°:' ti.hke.::
Famdlye
41403012 of Szurlarni
I, wilbesse6.-74wmon tt,bliee Wt_resh i.dat .1 fas:
1 ijcessivil°visfaguri44theeii 036733° ryGeege:iesi 1 iri nia us.0°$:. wP4 I 1 ey: t'7iti.faihhdys t e ster- ohr Fleet IrCil nhaneete,itt
I b aw e ry ede st: i g he mb ialtrdr Yai nn Ibi eteh:ot r i n a D. hate r yi:
; magobsekfnewgribeweiraotmhninaoitesizahtyeyntahegXarteat201:8,1
mother before she reached 8
hut it is by no means impossi
uelainircikyage ;I itt:ahhrr joesea:Oeilf: Or aeennecir(!gfiett,alieh:,
their children will fellow their
TWO Classes of Cony,
rand. and above all etti
tone: there are two great class
versers ; those W120 make you
you am of some account in
. end those who have a subtle e
vincing yeu that you have
exist. The latter class is Israel
ber ; but -what they lack in'
are gifted with sharpie/1ga
eineg faculty of saying the
ing things. Sometimes they
and phratre, Bret, in either
away from them with a fedi
world is stuffed with saw-dus
yourself are an imbecile and ae
may take daye for you. , to
proper standing with yet:rise
you ask your soul what fetal e,
power of making his fellow -in
trablee you discover that it is
selybtess, The pereen to
come near ouch a one without
something that tria,ke,s amends
own disappointment with, yo
oeinion 'of yourself- An
pollen -adds the Weight -of a
side of the scales, and down
Frank People,
They are to be avoided,
1 alwaye feel inclined to
!know by experieece that they
have taken upon themselves
of saying any illenatured thing
ti never says. Your nien
;and personal deficiencies, eirhaz
;wmgin your b owe and in you:
ito your size and height, your go
ied weakness or your hot tens
'iimpelled to b'rinh yea tidings of
;His frankness over -masters hitn
'assured. it never will if he hea
lepeeches are locked in the reee
!pumps them I up. Never be
nretence this frank oreatu
'the world. A good heart will
atseif in Borne endeavor to
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premed him feel happy, and
true a cruel thing may be, a
Will netlike to zee,- it, or a gee
Sournys of a Steel
es as follows the adventures
ia few miles, south of Gteerlyi
irit•litel 8ntelte0Intri7eZabritielhtachnethsPlacag
Pio minks th4t were trenbThigIvI-
One or two Minks; being caught
, Ire k el) er itnegn idbal; St °a I ete:i.rat hien tea)
led the dogs haught and killed
illfhbeiiiissuwslaeurn:lle:y/Aelaifgrtebhtrlirnt_hgee rupoo:vnindtk:sce,
laced the trap upon the top of
ming troublesome, Mr.
Mat had the mheeing trap bete
rbeenek amilf teestsvfarVier8' EsItlfa(:tirl-lwrd, °Mars
!eat in the vieinity when medita
k.eent upon the poultry yard,
*ere -caught by thi5 :arrangers'
the trap again elisappeahed.
elt heard an unusual comm
el. Remarkapie
I oh the .013tli ult., there arrived
*der the conimand of Capt.
the Southern Croes, under
OaPt. Ballard, The two shi
through the heade at San Pm
aittlIteesiadnemb‘eitel,e,,aduidee,hp:sedged th
plete twill:Lid; to,agneathpearr, texiMeeot ap
Met Ag.ain on. the r
'e, and again in the heighb
la,nd ot Pitcairn, in the
, and did. not zee anytVng
er again. until in about three
ees of south latitude en the
Itc)dreor-etesn-se thaa6aYeYaestad:wiite'LkiiPinglayl,1
India trade for 26 roesecut
Ihill—A11::;'64syhebettid:eaetfondlilleY:r':eil"bar tte. 4 )3.71 ljaPY:Triait eM: 11 1 ga s tull:dreethillirYti;:slonleti,n111;:atiaehePP:st°saYntb8r1P'e:aiarlie
...ath'qr found the hat letitude
um- a fraction either waY ; in
a 111 *ff lioiyhead, mid took tin