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RNITURE 1,411E
ROBERTSON,
rj r and manufacturer of all 1.:nds of
IOUSE QL 3 FURNITURE,
Such as
LOUNGES.
C"ENTRRETABU, S'y,
J• E T . S'Eg,,
• BR` AKF 1ST TABLES,
.REAt'S,
C 1:IA aad
BEDSTEADS,
hi Great Variety-.
R.
aariet -
R. has great confidence rn offering his;
{ to the public, as they are matte of
"Seasoned Lumber, at.d by First -Class
;lien.
Fg. r ]AD TO ORDER
On the Shorter. ", otiee.
WOOD
with Neatness and 1?esprteh.
fWWareroom. S;
OOEIl1SSCrrt'Tf£ SHAM'S HOTEL.
Main ..Street.
Thr Elan. 6th., 1869. 574.1_
Csa
0
0
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tri
.wzio.ls,
R !
VE rem;eived to their new premise; on
CH STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO
Sden's Drugtore.
.TTlr:t .fl:T
Maul tie b f 1.311: (1H &S.. b1 THEI
from Londoa i n;;lattd. •
tyke, fit, and werrx manship, guaran-
F li .ftiE<=.t S RYDF1tA'i'.3 .
f t,
a tJiEttLAND, CHA4. SUT> (SIt ARD<
pith, June 4 1863.
'46-.1y.
• SEATTER
ANGE BRO :1
And dealer in Pare
CHEMICALS & DYE STLJ :
1"}rng Department is under the sped
an e:t :r , need C:hernist,, •
P EARSON.
co -t *
1st, 180.,
HO
BINET & CHAIR MAKER
UNDERTAKER &e
ELL,
A Large Stock.
tt�
kinds. cif furniture kept ccrnatarntlyon
61+4 consisting of the h . st varieties.
0.1i's *sing Ma.ttrass.es, Cbilclren'es
g �.. C -pilins kept constantly on liana.
made en. the premises.
Hearse fur- hire. Warcroom
'add & Me: vtutkiiv
TILOS.. BELL,
Iae
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` ` E 'SEA 1410RTH- OP
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AGRICULTURAL
July.
°Roman. --OW, .and neglected trees,
may be pruned : thin out superfluous
wood `"and Make an open head ; remove
water+hcaots and suckers ; brush mel-
ted grafting ` wax over. lame wounds.
Thinning may be profitably practiced,
and if pr ;.e -•f ieaable,- one-third or one-half
of the crop ,be removed, what remits
will l much finer and bring enouzh
higi.e2' price to pay for the i rouble.
is itis• is now In season with the
Budding ;�
i u ru, and s it h any' other fruit in, which
the bark will run, thu1 of which. tell is
are mature ; /t)tict dOWn ;. round cff
the }nits of stocks budded last yeah.
'Look to the grafts. Where ie twopat in.
andd both -growing, cut away 0
e
anti pinch any shoots of the remainit g;
cure t11at<t grow too fast : keep dos n
"robbers" that spring from the stoc ,
near the graft, lchtrees plan d
this spring, especially on dry land, °.1
keep the soil light by frequent: stirrit. g;
hay, coin stalks, Manure, shavin„at,
even stone;; will do to keep a the
•or �
ground cool and moist. Borers n w
e �iosit &heii eggs; s heap stiff` brown )a-
per around the lower part of the ti -un t5,
lotting the lower rc.
e of it.go
hence tla
the soil ; probe out any pot°ers alrea dy
in the tree. Genie: t seeds of Cherries,
and keep seec►lin ;s and young ours ry
• trees cleats of weeds.
FRUIT GAR1 EY.—Prune clwai;f ire s
pinch shoots, to cont:oi the growth, rid
cut-off* snpet•flttoti:; ones. If the Sii 1y
Pear -slate; ai{apea rs, dust with the •iir-
slaa.ckecl lime; the .`teed Spider is rel el-
led by fi et.1 uenr, sy singings with s a p -
suds; titin fi uit freely, especially his
larger so,tt of rears.. ” When the rick-
ing Rasberries is over, cult away the
canes that have borne, and remove all
the now ones ' but thi•ee or four, t, ' a
stool; this dies Writ apply to Black -ca ps.
Blacki?err•ies heavy with fruit will need
tying it=s "; stop the flew canes when f ^ml•
or five feet high and pilaf t,ie sla {ots
to 16 inches. Keep the growt of
Grape Vines tied up pinch lateraa,l', as
fast as they push, back to one leaf; ;top
the fruit, canes at three -er four lea ve5.
'beyond the last' bunch clo not allow
young vides to over -bear,, use still her
on the first attack of mildew ; hand- )iek
the beetles and large caterpillers. If
Strwt,erry prints are wanted, :enrich
the soil with good compost, anc let
them: run.. Strike runners ins all
pots of earth set in the ground.
The Water Torture in Japan.
Francis Mastrilla, all Italian missio-
nary and decipl.e of the great Xaviei,
underwent at series of tortures in Ja ,
pan during the persecution 'of the
Christians, Which. fill the ..mind with
horror, while they excite our admirati-
on at the :courage and heroic endurance.
of the noble Italian.
Francis Mastrilla was. born at Na-
pies, on the. 5th of September, 1604,
his' father, Jerome .111ast4illa, Marquis
de Salk. Maizano and Duke of Monte
Santo, being orae'of the Highest nobles
m the kingdomfand his Mother a Carr
b
accioli.
Amid a terrible persecution be land-
ed in disguise in Japan, with the in-
tention of obtaining an audience with
the `TYcoOn, and evidence " to influence
him to adopt milder ineaatires towards
the. Chrihtians in. his Dominions, by
dii abusii g him of the ,idea than all
O•irristiaris were subjectsof the Spanish
King.. He was, bowel er, aat oncq ar
rested and gut to thetorture. 'he
i or ti re.. 1
first was that of water. He was raised
up in utile a air. by the feet, his legs, clear. n
apart, and then dropped repeatedly into
a , vat of water. This deprived then of
his breath,. forced a quantity of water
into his throat,
lll1)= 1
ainl i�
c
C e) ) , 1c,Cl lion to
•
disgorge, it with immense pan.
But this was not enottgu. The tor-
tore by water had other stages, neer,
p n'hars fequaled in the terrible annals
of h umah cruelty: Pieces of 't ood were
laid like at. ladder • on the ground, and
on these he was stretched ' and. bound
tightly, only his right hand left at- li-
berty. He was told that if he wished
ti>>.spealk lie need cnly place one llaucl
on his breast. his lieacl was then
v raised, 'slinlatl sec, a i
nd vh11r, in thispos-
ture a -funnel was placed in his mouth,
eritei•ing his throat, and water poured
down in. quantities. A board was then
plwc l on his lody, and.
o Hien jump
ed. upon it, furc•ilig the water; • mingled
witle blood., from his molt '11,_nostril sancl
pal's. The terrible .shock°to Tris system
was more than" human : nature could
hear. The noble Italian .became so
faint that his torturers, fearing that he
tniglit 'a�l lire tinder their inflictions,
a
f arried; him baa,Uk to prison to enable
lain to rally his energies.
But his strength recovered only to
meet new forms of torture. Red, .ho,.
metal plates were applied to his body,
lie was -"subjected to the tortures of • the
pit, and all this failing to shake, his
courage, he was at last beheaded. . •
Five other missionaries, arrested ;in
.1.643, were during several months sub-
jected almost every other day to• the
Bate terrible ordeal of w -ter.-
Rt f ,re such tortures and such perse-.
cutiOM
y missionaries at last yielded, and
he time of Gidotti, • an Itall>_aui,
Tided there in 17 09, the Gospel
eased to be proclaimed, in' the
of Jat •)aan, , till the United States
Da through tlao exrltlSiveness that.
hada, neen established, .:inaug
urated a
ated a€ r er•a. - _
. NEW M1LLNERY I I.
ti RS. GLOVER, begs to announce to the
V.I inhabitants of S& aforth, and surround-
ing country, that she has opened a now,milli-
nery, in the shop
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE STORE,
Where she will attend to all orders in her
line:
Millinery, Star~ ping &c., and all kinds of
Fancy Work done on the shortest notice.
Seaforth., Feb. 25th.1869. 54-tf.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
- THOMAS WATSON
Begs•to'inform the.P ublic generally that he
still carries on general Blacksmithing :at'
his Old Stand.
NEARLY OPPOSITE ARMSTRONG'S HOTEL
AINLEYVILLE
Specie attentionpaidto Horse -Shoeing,
Ainleyville, Feb. 9th, '69, ' • - 63-ly
KITCHEN : GARD2N. Translilarting
is best done in cloudy or ruoist`wea her;
keep the plants dripping web, or pi ddle
their rests; aiu.cli of the sutcc s dei ends
upon pressing the soil firin.y alg tint.
the roots, ts, ' Ma rty things can be .•own
this month and nia:ke 'a crop. eets
aired L;at•rols will nl,tke young roots Lir
cure: ers,, Melons, aaud Beans will sup
ply p kle s ;Early Sweet Corn wil vet
,give ia, u plvr, Rat-.-t,agmr.5 and Fr nch
Turnips may be sos n, a.s may .Kofi raLi
and Sj,iitaish ; s.alaaus of all kinds l
Radi�-bes may be kept going, and
ever sp-.ee oeutipied. PlanIt
maain crop of Celery in rowsf, dire,
apart and six i=ncites id row, if the
On i'. not very' dry, and put out'' .. �a eet
Nei bs front the seed bed on ground from
whitla .0 e.irly CTOp has 'seem fern a ved.
Keep the �`*(!et Potato grounds mei-
low.. �laiaiure A Paratgtts beds. ` azd
p ck'i 11 lal•ge caterpillars- upon
'toes, Cabbages; arid" l'ar. ely, and
beetles ,ippear on the Ast,aragu
and burn: Have the rake 'n mot
inong newly set plaints,'.aiid keep
of the weeds. Save seeds from bhl
and Teat liest.
FLowEIt (x i D> ;�.—Tl1in and
plant ann' w1s. -Bedding plant
still be put aut. Save- seeds -fr•o
best flowers. i'rune hedges and
l tye_•r sltt•ubs and bedding plants.
lawns, and root up all course
Kee', the llore'ers Ileal.,; and i,h
stirred by frequent use of • the
Roses will need attention; cut ba,'k the, 1,tt1.92 f .asserts tlraa, tile; i'ru a i;at1 Atl iii it•
•osvth a']ty Lacs aa.l)1)roVod of flip plasiiS Sat t)
Rementarrts>-; traria up the lies. g
'of climbers ; shake }'off Rose biig ancl . ariitted to the-.iu fcn• in l]eetion. The
use whale -oil soap for slims. Sow seed `vessel, covered Wi, li strong plating, is;
a i xsn. entirely below the surface of. the seri,
of pe:r,unials, as soon as they
i;
on.
Keep v eek grc)w117g plants tied t neat iron roof of iiiimel1sc strength Beneath
olid! inconspicuous Sial -es this crvetuig heavy guns are placed,
l so that the whole gre;aatly reset`r hlesa.
' to iron clad t i.. s. t . , , .
Poles five feet high for Lina, beans hest ra I 5 said, h n�cve,i,
arejust ust as good as those that. ai e ten, that besides ad l the advantages of i such
J
find better, as it is bean nature o get 'men of -,war, the new Shits inlay lie:. en -
to the top of its post before it st adies Lively submerged, andi;n this position so
down to the work" of bearing frui . cori lei,cly under command that it can
outweathei• a stoi of att=i.c•k,an enemy
O�rroNS, 'one.year •vithanother, are as with`. SLILI: wine cannon and tope
• •r r dues. Mr V lgol is now engaged in
poritaFle a crop as c>yti be raj on � t ;, g �,
small places «=liererat't,ed nialliltre clean -coir sti•uctiitg ai latr•tic, model, 24 feet in
soil, a�.iid plenty of labl> r c.ln -b� had. length, which will soon be finished.
Somehow the inarke is hard y ever.
well supplied with tiler • .
_ THE way to cure a baulky horse, ai
GAPE in chick is are cans d by a Main. paper says, is to take him from
little red worm in the ',throat, . W iich is` the. carriage land Whirl him rapidly
visible to_ the eye. A4ything t1 It «ea;s «uound till be; i, giddy. It . requi.re�s
therm out cures the `evil—at awisted' two men -to atconi dish this, one at the
1
horse hair, a feather s*a - caustic etc.. f horses tail. Dont let him step out,.
are .JI recommended. :.A good ireven- Hold hien tothe smallest possible circle.
five is to keep the chicks away from One> dose will often cure hitn and two
the f .r;f.gc ground° awl roosts of he old doses are final with the worn •horse that.
and
HIRAM COLLICAY & SON,
IN returning thanks for past favors, have
the pleasure of announcing to the mer-
chants and business men of 5eaf orththatthoy
are prepared to receive orders
for all kinds of
DRAY WORK.
4:57•Goods'handled with care, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
uaranteed.
January 21st, 1869. 58-ly
A. C. VAN ECMOND's
Woolen Factory!!
SEAFORTH,
ENLARGED AND IMPOOYED.
from
who 1
truth
Island
l n iiaLk 1
j"F YOU WANT A
PI,OUCH!
GET A"
"Victor" or Improved "Yocum."
Steel Mouldboard,
Frbm JOHNSON Bito's.
TAKE NOTICE
THAT JOHN HA L DAN, has been
appointed Official Assignee for the County
of Huron.
Office at SEAFo ,TH --+ -J. S. PoRTER.'s.
Office at GoDExcrr,--Directly opposite the
Post
Office.
Goclerich, March 5th, 1868. 13-tf.
MILE subscriber, thankful for past patron-
!. would inform his numerous custom-
ers that he has greatly enlarged and improv-
ed the' above mill, and added coi. siderable
' Tefl
now prepared.
that he is
machinery, so
• m c
More a
op
P
y
to turn out better work than he has ever
been able to' before. He would also in-
form those wanting :carding done, that he
now has Feiir 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's
Cloth Fulling anti Dressing, will receive
special al
for macl.
Terms 0
charged .20-
AN IMPORTANT STRIKE.—An, ingen-
ali4is Iot1S 1r1erican gent 1crn in' introduced
file i, }r, tl e St mills of Montmorency, some
feet .t .i11e ago, an instrument for setting
.5•eat,> seas}.s by :wltieli 30 to 4.0 percent. more
work could beturned out in the same
- .e a :s before it was intrctnc&1.. The
n, invention so. annoyed the mete
�ag'ed in the mill tint-, they irntnecl
ely•set on foal, to get. rid of the in-
°I-133f-
▪ n-
teiition. Owing to the large outlay
uiery,'he is compelled to make his
�s11 All work not so paid, : will be
er cent extra. a
A. G. VAN EGMOND.
Seaforth, �..13ri129th, 1869. 73-3m
oma]aa ii vatt.or. Ziehen, however: they, could
fatny t citive- him off; -they demanded his
cote : i 15tati55 d,aas well a- that of the manager
011 a3 f" the mills. This being t•efna ed, they
rrhead strafe k, aryl -the Tit opr•ietoi•has shutall his
-best .l l]5 for ;-t Friorith, p;•ei:ferring to be his
tin master. P111se 1Len. we;t_e e•aal•Trltag
((a trod wages, and -it will lee well fele
i`
trans- them if others are not ,put in their.
may ! j lace. =Quebec: Citronz<c.&-
i,:the ;
t;rEe15, •..
A �SUII A.rt1NR b tr•,AMSIIr^.—The a -
e
l edS., GcOulats given • of the new Su; marine
7
soil ste:ullslilrittvented by 0. tra.Vo, e funds
Taal e. f.ibii;au.,, avid yet the Bo:•liu J3irse,tze-
ISE si'
the pr
son & Co.,
est Cash
CAS
FOR
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MILLINERY�!
DRESS, AND .
MANTLE MAKING.
iMiSS M'INTOSI
WISHES to announce to the ladies of
Seaforth and vicinity, tJiat she 'is pre-
pared to execute all orders with neatness and
despatch, and in the latest style and fashion
of the season,
From her experience in the abovebnsiness,
she, hopes, by unremitting attention to
the
-ants and tastes of those who nig favor her
wants Y
with a call, to merit a liberal share of public
patronage. •
tri -ROOMS over Corby's Store. Entrance
Second Door North of the Telegraph Office.
Seaforth, April 2, 1869.. • 69=3m.
bscriber having -REMOVED to
;ibises lately oc spied by E. Hick-
-is now prepared to pay the thigh
'rice for any quantity of good
Fresh Eggs delivered ab his shop, Main St.,
DAVID D. W1LSON.
Seaforth, April 22. • . '!'z-tt.
0
Seaforth.
LISTEN !!!
WHILE
`CANADA WAREHOUSE,"
In Scoff's Brick Block,
SEAFORTH,
TEEsubscriber has received his first in -
stalment of
SPRING
.
GOOPS
to Nls, and cook i heir Pod. , everrefused to stir. .
CI
SPEAS. -
•
For his Stock of
IN G GOOD
W AS
wer Excelled
In this Market.
LADIES & MiSSES'
Brown; Black. Colored and White
SUNDOWNS.
GENTLEMEN'S
Straw, Canton, Panama,^Felt, All -Wool
and Merino
HATS!
IMPORTANT NOTICE"!
LUMBER, LUMBER;
Andrew Govenlock
OULD announce to the public gener
ally, that ho has on hand at 'present,
athis Saw Mill, McKillop, over four hundred
thousand . feet of luthber, cut into all the
various lengths and sizes generally used for
BUILDING FENCING ANBD DRAINING
Purposes. Also a large quantity of
HARDWOOD LUMBER 1
Consisting chiefly of
CHERRY, ELM, OAK, BIRCH AND MAPLE,
And a large and choke -quantity of
BASSWOOD AND -PINE i I _
All of which will be sold at
PRICES 1
VERY LOW
In order to make room fornume'rois thous-
ands yet to be sawed during the summer.
MY SAW MILL AND LUMBER YARD
• IS 'ON THE GRAVEL ROAD.
FOUR MILES NORTH OF. SEAFORTN,
Decided. Bargains . i.n Union, All -Wool and
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Also some very choice Gunpowder, and
13 Li -CI TPAS'i
Sugars, Syrups, Coal Oil, &c.
CLOVER AND TIM!NTNY SEEDS.
A large stock of BOUTS & SHOES ex-
pected in a few days.
4ighest price paid for Butter, Eggs. &o.
j, ARCIICA.LD McDOUG-ALL
Seaforth, April, 1869. 53-ly
P. S. -Please remember the name is
ANDREW GOVENLOOK."
�
'McKilloPJune 18, 1869. 80-3m.
,300 KEGS,
JAMES
14 ry.
NO. I.s ANd! CE•NWNE.
The Manchester House
Then, is the place for Satisfaction
in Dealing.
Seaforth, May 40, 1869. 61-t
TME. TIME. TME.
iF you want a Watch that
correct . time, purchase one of
Mussell & Son's celebrated Watches.
large stock of them for sale at
will keep the
Thomas
A
R COVNTER'S
SEAFORTH.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Toys, &c.,
all to he sold Cheap for Cash.
c4rEvery; description o Watches; Clocks,
and Jeweile;ry Repaired on the Shortest ?
Notice, and 'Warranted to give satisfaction.
The highest price paid for Old Gold aiid
Silver.
I. R. OQUNTER.
Seaforth; April 27th, 1869. 53-ly
BEST QUALITY
LINSI:F•D CIS'!
BOILED AND RAW.
TURPENTINE,
BENZIN E,
VARNISHES,
GLASS,
PUTTY, &c,,
At Johnson Erb
Seaforth, April 9th.
70
LEEP EASY
N order to do this, get one of
THOS. BELL'S
PATENT SPRING
BED BOTUO::S !1
Warrantedto give satisfaction.
A FEW COUNTY RIGHTS FORS
SALE
Seaforth, June 18,1869. 80-tf. .
• OFFICES TO LET.
:.OUR excellent offices to let in Scotin,
U New Brick Block. Apply at
McCAUGHEY & I OLMSTED'S.
Seaforth. Jan. '21; 1869.
THE SIGH OF THE GOLD
SEAFORTH MILLS !
SEED STORE
THE undersigned have just receiveil
IMPORTED DIRECT,
1,000 L13S.
SKIRMING'S IMPROVED PURPLE -Ta P
SWEDE,
A quantity of. Early .
GOODERICH POTATOES;
Also a fresh stock of •
GARDEN
AND
AC1RICULTURAL. SEEDS.
Will have constantly on hand a choice
lection of Flower and other
BEDDINQ PLANTS.
S$ORNES f'tp ' LATEO WHEAT
, �ANi�
O
possesses osses es all the qualities of Farina and
Oatmeal, fon Porridge.
Th"
E subscriber begs to inform the public
`that he Iris just received a great 'variety
of . Saddles and
LiT
Which he is prepared to sell
A t Prices Ala lost nnpaTd llelerlt
• o
fit
OLLARS of every deser-iptinn, T a -
ranted not to hurt the horse s neck.
0
In the way of Harness,
Y
OF ALL KINDS,
He is, as heretofore, in a. position to g e
his customers as good value for their monoy
as any other establishment -in Ontario.
Quality of work and material employ eS
indisputable.
a: -.17.8.1-10P °PROSIT; KIDD &
¥cit ULIIN3.
J'OIIN . CAMPBELT4,
Seaforth, Feb. 12, '69. 63-tf.
e
A. Shearson Co,
Seaforth,ay 21. 52-1y.
LIFE
ASSURANCE.
STAP, Annual
Established LIFE Income,,
st yearn . ASSURANCE 8UE),Oa ,
SOCIETY.
Reserve Funds
Profits Divided
- $4,000,000
$3,000,000.
OR ,THE SECURITY OF POLICY
' HOLDERS IN CANADA, $100,000 in
Cash is deposited with -the Dominion Gov-
ernment.
The Rates of Premium in the "Star" an)
Liberal, Profits Large, Management sound
and efficient. Ninety per cent of, Profits di-
vided amongst policy holders.
For particulars and further information,
apply to
W. N. WATSON,
Agent for Seaforth and vicinity.
Or to ..`'GREGORY,
Manager Canada Branch, Toronto.
April29th, 1869, - 73 -ani
BOARDING.
rriWO or three boarders can be a,ccoramo-
1
dated with comfortable rooms. .
For oarrtieular8, apply at this office).
Seaforth, June lith, 1869.
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