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Couble rias twenty -tiro boles are drilled
for the screws. k chuck whirls the
v' peel. around ---as one, would spin a
peony upon' the table—four., thousand
eight hundred times a minute, while a
Ltd Makes each hole by applying three
tiny drills one .after the other. He
-Mill •bore .one hundred wheels per day,
or apply a drill oftener than 'once m
six seconds from morning till :,night—
to say nothing of the time consumed in
fascening on and taking of• the wheels
and sharpening the drills. Screws. Of
gold or brass are put in, and the balance
completed. Oa this little part alone
r early eighty oper=ations hire been per-
=xiin _m eta D. RitILARIMACt Vii. Meerut*.
fes° d
uewse-paper man, a genii', good fellott,..
and compartively, a. young man.
"Mark Twain" is Sam ual Clemens,
late of.Jaliafornia, but now a . cosmo-
polite. , He is a single man, young, and
by trade a painter. "Mark Twain" is
a nautical phrase used in °taking sound-
ings. He doubtless picked it up in his
many travels.
"Louis Muhlback" is madame Clara
Mundt, of Vienna, A ustria ; 'a matron
with two grown up daughters, one of
whom is Fce, herself something of an
authoress.
CHESS.
Fresh
Groceries.
To be had at
Bonthron & Son,
Opposite Hickson's Old Stand.
PP
Se<aforth. May 7..
a:-�
5 2-tf
Meer in Chancery at Godericle
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD BAIN,
Of f Goderich, Agent for Messrs. Pater-
son, Harrison & Bain, Toronto: Soli-
citors for the Administratrix. 79-3
SEAfORTH MILS
SEEDSTORE
THE undersigned have just received
IMPORTED DIRECT,
1,000 Los.
c0'
r° et in .Ateatralta.. derma
ither- He set sail, le. ing b hint
l ern a wife :end tiro children at Thorne-
-
hor erand arrived in due course in that
e tstan c colony and forthwith went to
t.ae .gold fields and commence . "digg
� Variable
Ori]
t
r
I�sv for nuggets."
� Taiiable o some
lite, at last fortune smiled upon him,
and at the expiration of abou eleven
2, eats he found himself in , possession of
e the handsome fortune of L15,000, hon
e:;tly an industriously obtain€ 1. Dur-
ing this long;period of his a;bse ce from
England, hep communicated ith his
- zs ifee desiring that she and lie -family
—two girls—should join him, And sent
tie necessary tickets for their transit to
the new world. They, .howev, r,.never
went. The successful miner iscove.r-
ed the cause on, his arrival a his na-
tive village last week. I3is',faithless
partner had become enamoured ,of 'an
itinerant rag merchant, the owner of a
1: ooden leg, by whom.she had two
h
children. Like Enoc-.Arden, he at
once discarded her, not, however, before
making himself known to -his two
daughters, who were children': -When he
lett them for Australia. '1`hes :the took
from -their mother and afterward equip-
ped thein in..a manner suitable to his
altered position. There was much re-
joicing in the village when his name
and wealth were known, and after sell
ling the fatted calf, and making merry
among some of his old friends, he de-
parted the following morning with his
two girls."
DUEL AT NIAGARA FALLS. ---From a
gentleman just returned fromthe Falls
-we have received particulars of an oe
eerrence, which proves that the ulti-
mate
itiiztgate argument• of the duello is not yet
c atirely abandoned.... 'Shocking as it
'rely appear to the ears of a peaceable
end law-abiding .people like ours, the
e aa.red hours of. the Sabbath were yes -
t relay profaned by one of these -fur
d a ons encountert but we are =happy to
leo aole to state that neither principals
it . r• Eceessories belonged to Canada. It-
a. _,,.1 . edit; sotuetlung like a fortnight
, . ts men came across the bridge.
a- e. i e • <'`rr'-Lngen eats for a hostile
x... ;r, -.E bets. ten the editor of ivhe New
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Vi'HITE.
White to mate in six moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. 78.
WHITE. BLACK.
1 K Kt P 1 (ch.) • K to R. sq
2 K Kt P 1 (ch) • K to R 2nd
3 Kt to K B 8th (ch. )Pt tks Kt
4 Ptks HKt(ch.) KtohisRsq
5 B to his 3rd (ch.)Rtks
6-R tks K, R P mate.
cp
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Mit
PLANTS.
t t h� vit tater- estla l their pre- r
ecii i lele i 'thare' y ltl crcby
41%
sucrinw1tha�eir ta�a lutc iftr doing work with
, BOR;
•
S CIIANHLA1EH msesses all the qualitiesof
l
deupateh), they feel confident of giving every Oatnl,
for Porridge.
satisfaction to those who may, •favor them
with their patronage, as none but first-class
workmen are employed.
Particular attention paid to custom plan-
ing.
BROADFOOT tit. GRAY.
P. S.—An_Eibht=Horse-Power Engine and
Boiler for sale, all complete; of Goldie
McOulloek's make 70•3m
200,000} FEET OF
LU BER!
TO BE
Sold Without Reserve
T
HE uudersigned begs to intimate to Far-
mers and others, that he has a large
stock of Lumber in his yard, adjoining
Messrs Shearson & Co.'s Mill, Seaforth,
comprising all the varieties necessary for
building purposes, which he is determined to
sell at very low rates for Cash. Those in-
tending to build, would do well to call and
examine the stock 'before :purchasing else-
where.
P. S.—He is also prepared to furnish Bill
Stuff, Lath, and all 'kinds of Dressed Lin-
ber. 'CHOYIAS LEE.
Seaforth, May 3rd. 74.3m
ACTIVE
Agents Wanted. !
AGENTS wanted -to canvass every Town -
ship in the County of Huron, for
ROBERTS' PATENT ;
HORSE HAY FORK,
Price,, 0 00.
Liberal Commission Allowed.
Township IRigkt8 for Sale.
Having secured the exclusive,. right for the
County of Huron for the . above invention,
,ny person or persons making or vending the
same will be prosecuted according to law.
JAMES PURVIS,.
Seaforth.
Sear. orth, :April 2, 1869. 69-3m.
POOR COPY
W.A. Shearson & Co,
Seaforth, May 21. - 52-1y..
W. GRASSIE
Desires to inform his old customers
and the public generally, that he has re-
built Shops on the
OLD PREMISES
On a more extensive scale than ever, and i
consequently prepared to ;execute all
orders for everything in the way of.
LUMBER & DMODRAT
WAGGONS.
None hut the best material used, and first-
class workmen employed.:.
BLACKSMITHING
In all its branches, attended to in a Satis-
factory manner.
W'A FIRST-CLASS HORSE-SHOER•
Employed specially for this branch of the
business.
• WM. GRASSIE.
• , STwo Good Village Lots for sale,
. one of which has a. Dwelling
House and other improvements thereon.
Seaforth, May 21st. 76-3m
M'GREGOR & SON,
BOOKBINDERS, NULIET.
RE prepared to execute binding in every.
style. Persons residing at a distance
by leaving their books au the Signal Book
Store, Goderich, or at the s. Exrosrrox"
office, Seaforth, stating style, may rely up-
on them being well bound
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
And returned without delay.
Seaforth, June 11 1869. 78-tL
to writ out better work t
beenable to do before. Be -would also in-
form those wanting carding done, that he
Y
now has Four Carding Machines,so that all
parties from a distance can, have their
WOOL CARDED .AND HOME
WITH THEM THE SAME DAY. .
Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Coloring,
Cloth Fulling, and. Dressing, will receive
special attention. Owing to the large outlay
for machinery; he is compelled to make his
Tends Cash. All work not so paid, will be
charged 20 per cent extra.
A. `fl VAN EGMOND.
`-leaforth, April nth. 1S69, 73-3m
WHILE:
SPEAKS.
For his Stock of
PRING GOO
WAS
Never Excelled
r •
v;•
In this Market.
The Manchester House
Then, is the place for Satisfaction
in Dealing.
Seder -11h, May 4th, 1869. 614
TME* TIME. TIM
E.
TF you want a Watch that will keep as
correct time, purchase one of 'Memo
Mussell & Son's celebrated Watches.
large stock of.. them for sale at
011: •ItypOUNTER:-•
- • SEAFORTH.
Ile has also on hand alar-ge assortment of
Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Toy's&a=a
all to be sold Cheap for Cast,
iEver description `"' Watches, oc
and Jewellery Repaired 4 the Sherr-
Notice,and Warranted to give satisfactgaz
The highest� rice paid fa"'91d Gold P
Silver.�y
M. R. COUNTER.
Seaforth, Ari12 7 ., 27th, 1869. f
tai
of
LAYS EL
and Attorneys
Chancery, Notaries
St.e. Office.;—Over • r
erabb's Block, Cg -r
Lend. w Tones;
Scaforth, Dec, 14th. S#
YJ. ;LEA
e Law, Solici Anne.; Sze., &:e., &c. O
Druck Block. Men y
cent. Interest, on
real estate.
ararta. t k .
_...tatoted w=t
en
4
Il.C1:�S,
Dt :i, begs -to ill fo
orth and the travellii
ly, that he keeps 'irs
in every thing requ r
,good stable and will*
a
hand. Regular ar�ei
necessary attentin.
Seaforth, Feb. 8th, 18.
'CAUGHE " & H.
• n TES�
A t � tonne'
,
ins Chan very and Insol -e
and Ooinveyaneers, S h
Bank, Seaforth, A e
Assurance~ Ca 3 . B.
%. Farm ,, Houses a
Seaforth, , De . 14, 18#
MAIL & COOK ,44
Plans andSpeci#ieat
Carpenter's, Plasterer s,
ineasureda lad valued,
Auction' Market, Court -3
rich.
Goderich., April Q , $1
f1OMMERcl AL
ville, James Lairdpr
:lass accomodation, for tl
The larder and bar are al
the best the markets
stabling in connection-
Ainleyville, April :x3;1:
1DOENSON & MEYEI
and Attorneys at
Chancery and Insctivex
Notaries Public, &c Off
Wroxeter. ` Agents for
Co. of Upper Canada, art
curities Co. of London,
8 per cent.; no commissio
JAs... nEao
Seaforth, Dec, Toth 18(
:B. LUBELSKI, 1
roDIST, respectfully
of Seaforth and surroun
he is prepared to cure Co.
blains, Ingrowing . Nails:
fail diseases of the, llama
a successful, treatment, Nei
IeS8. Office directly oppbs
Dry Goods Store, Main aft:
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868,
TOTICE..
C utting and Shav
want a good ,Shave,
r Shampooxned, as it
the Little Wender," S 1'
Hotel, Main Street, Sed
;Kooins in connection will
publie on April 1 st. 1 t
ranking the hair grow ant
serving out, was never k
:n boil les at 1 ,each. f '
Sea oath, Dee. 14,1568.