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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-09-24, Page 3errinierit tage, t e: o have* their them JI a huge andr them ; colt. ada a new (yes of the w Doraitiien; what have tve r ready sue - re -1)1y increasing iir e created s, and thea left :the time to.run at the helm.— tt ieto a ruinous - 'useless fortili- llde anattempt titi by 'violating A.auding Ontario we 'eelected evasive loute whiner, an peTditure- lan in„Enge it to otbor put -- Mg a snubbing iiament. They 1 the financial mane er .so 1 so utterly s of the lc ates of true .the poet of me, -vet a'. ious ;n its tenure. minieter Mr. d by the di111- to meet expen- ialer the coutem. *c.herished Bank - :teed, and will t England. Who Various- names to be dropped en in Carta& iort, rind fewer hile the chances a less, when it McDonald and of affitics. Me point is from whieh says that offered tb Sir that he is now thihave thought nor descendine ter ? &telt ist that ,the story I ve little doubt pt the position I V • 4 Ind bring but little strength, e ham& to 'Step tap tbecoalitio exien of his Cabinet ht\Ve umet e) or three men from Ontario,' fessing to be Refermers. If no la man can be iudueed to accept vacant post, we have lit Ile aettht tb Sir Francis will receive tile . Appoint, 'tient. Indeed theI rt,trOal days e!Iowa a few go aesel tett twit virtuttitv „ . MIL -kW' is Pinaric e LI l Lister., Bolin I eie,yraph, - Ocaanatuatieat 0a. The Signal, insteact ofstiscnesi g he . point at lesile raised by his artic'., tatlec• . Orthographic Irairdalitnan ' to the propriety of adopting the re-forea- ed system of spelling. baSed 0 t1 the Ate netie elenteuts of epeecb, resorte to the l_ ' graphic er.ror-s in oar communicati . petty expedient of pointing eut ortlio. - , f As these et rote were the reiet..iltes of t. tthe printers devil in settina It the menus'. atilt, we do not „lsold bursel ves respontible for them. Nor did we, exult over the typogrktplae• al errors of his article ; but merely puiated if at ae- - fact that he had fallen into the trap of his own orthogiaphy for eviolatiou • Of hich we were 80 berated. But the truth is we do not posse,ss any pedant tic affection. fcr a prtactillioas ubser- vance of the absurdities of our ortho- dox mode of spelling, hacked lip thOtIgh they are lay sue li au gnat:ties as Lindly _Murray, and Dr.. Johnston, and re have yet to learn the reason why the mode outhOrized by them_ is adopted by the most illiterate down. Crtn thOSiitt nal explain to us -why, if s -n -u -f -f is a better way of spetitag. stelsedlitti g.n.o . u-e-te b1 is e -n -o -u -g -h a better way than. e-n-u--f-f to spell enough I Can he rive ,us --a reason whv, if SWIM is more correct...ly represented Ly s-u-ne theetvord dutn5 lweuld not be more correctly represent., ed by d -u -ml. And why if der a Id ia correctly spelt with one m it. should re- quire two la's to spell command? and. so on with almost every word in the hint guage. N-Vhen the -.Signal can selve these Flo -Eden's we are willing to write oursei ves Ignoramus.. But -with respect to oar allusion to 01.1 Mortality and his pony, we think that our opinion as to the -Signaes cun- ning and stuftidity nag been amply jus--* titled by the distorted version he gave of our comparison. We did not honor him so much as to place him on a level . with that old worthy ; but' if he had coneet4 read the compaxison and was able to apprehend its evident aneaning he wOuld have known that the Doeitiona of the figures wtre exactly reversed. No : ne, _Mr.. Sif,nal that dodge of tranat ferenitng in the conaparieon so as to admit yourself into the position 'of Old Mortality and to degrade his Rever- ence to the pusition of the pony is not - gracious to your dignified mocitl. 'ottani pressed till be glad to iIable alter- ation which a gives hint we aty on a fpture enough to say ty is manifest en Ministerial to say in. hie of the Dc - met. ng those who the Hon. Mr. Lek out of. his ratrit Gevernor- and that Mr. man for Gal- e mucla gur- gled out correct tr shuffle of the ke place astone hint politicians, ;:ried to believe in the report, [owe does not piaying secoad ides that, he I. he holds as :as an exeeed- 'also weIl knew ?lawman was a c;e to hie col- seseion, by his i often placed .1 before the so that it is no. Lid be delighted e Atte friends of s a great want John and Sir the case, it ink:11 if the Li the Cabinet mak up of the as it is, of the aditeeivenesa s of so prac- School Agi3 From theStratford Beacon. A writer in an American pater, called the Methodist, speaks of the evils, chiefly in a sanitary point of view, as affeeting the health of the pupils, of sending children to school attoo early an age, and in this -respect, though perhaps unconsciously, following in the wake of the discussion of the subject at the late teachers' convention in foronte. We believe that there is littie gained, but a good deal seedbed by - making the minimuth school age in Ontario five year,. The association of teaebers consider that it should be six years, and we consider that period 'trite, soca enough. The brain in early childhood should be kept fallow; 'net like a ho' -bed be constantly forced. "The mischief,” says the writer alluded. to, "p6rpetrated by a: c‘mtrary course, in the shape. of bad health, peevish temper, and developed vanity-, is in- curable. Some infant prodigy, which is a stan'dard of mischief throughout RS neighborhuod, misleads them. Bat pae ents may be assured that this early work is not, by any means, all gain, even - in the way of work-. We suspect it iS.4 loss; and that children who begin their, dacation late.* as it would be called Will rapidly overtake those who' have been in harness_ long before there, And what advantage can it be that st child knows more at six years old than its compeers, especially if this is to It gained jay a sacrifice of health, whibil' may never be regained;" It may be Thl ood enough thing for some .parents t(r.' are the school as a place where 60( hildren are taken care of, but te113 ac re engaged to educate, not to do tht! - li McDeugalt • a stimation, con - wondered at tuts unwilling :red amid the 'S West, when * to be distri- Ministry is .e :Minister, hwithstand- at as to his duty of nurses. 1 RBEI:MATISM and all other aches and pa cave the body on application of jaw _Rheumaticqui d. We will warrant it to ere Burns, .Frost Bites, Chilblarns, 8°1 'throat, Lame Back or Side, Spriin14 ome of the cures it has effected are alui e wonderful for belief. Many have be6s- a.-yed by it from impending death, awl re tored to life and health. No faMilY 15 I8 day without it ; hundreds of v Ve 3 and thousands of doliars may be $ave unually by its use As a preventi/e. ontageous diseases, nothing ever ented can compare with it. We /*Ilya° 11 dealers to refund the money, if ltr ot give eutire satisfaction. 73-ly S j FOS4 &Cc, 8 to a a was lately li of some of trig a V: no doubt of John A. feels va to use a terse la and that he bi (1,1it /31.51 'ft( 15ISTRICT MATTERS. The Godilrich Star stys Xehoe wilt admitte4 on eh iil ef 44.°90, - tiCIA$TON is to have t, inow school house at a cost of $6.250, 'So says the Era, SCOTT MIBEnTSoN's whole col tura &10,o1d oxrest .the attention of pities - boat atteeding the Show, oh Thursday aad Friday next.- Every word in his advertietnents may be inVariablye relied , on; Mr. David Sutherlaud, of this tea- e7 111 please .i' ('pt our thankfor a lattutiful has et of fine veget, ,comprised itt part of the hanthomei cauliflowers that we have seen -this Sf3.1,5011. THE nit eetors of the Tucker -smith B. A . S s ill be .at Ate Show Ground on Sattircley the 25th, fvom 4 to 5 for the purpose of hitting stands for Refreshments. Was. 111000NNEL, Sic. 1_ in WE have. much pleasure in callieg the attention, .of those of our readers who have orchards, to the cider presses inaufactured by 3. M. Martin of this place, _They are excellent in construe - aim and the price is reasonable. Norma UF Oneetas.----Seaforth Divi- ioa No: 321 of Sons of Temperance, will meet in future in the Templar's hal every Tui:sdav evening. Huron Lodge, No. 308 .1. 'a of G. T., will meet on Friday evifg, as usual. WOULD it not be a -prudent act, on 'the part, of ottr city Fathers, to cause Vie dettin on . east Side of St. John St, to be .covered before the fan rains set in, and thus save the moaey expended in causing* said drains to ,be opened? —Cosa THE PRovINOTALSHOW.--Ne'xt week's issue will eantain a.- lengthy report o the ,Proviuci:d E hibition, inoluding -the prize lig%ra detail. _ Suffiee it to eay, for the prez.,ent, thatethe show of - 1669 'is considered to be ini advance of • any previous year. in all respects... THE Orillia Expositor has been pur- chased by Messrs Ramsy & Coe -and is to be hereafter published -under the title of the Northern Light. The first num- ber is received, and we have no doubt but that the new -proprietors wtll meet with great succecs if they get their due. ..1.1To‘OcE 9.‘o TEAGH.faa—The next quartei-ly Conv(intiou of the Huron Teaches- Association, /swill be held in Seaforth. on Saturdati the 9th of Octo- ber neXt, at the hour of 10 a, m. Sub- ject of debate. ,"Should all our common echoole be free by later A' full atten,.- (I:Ince it requested- .1'HE CrANTo.).T New Era.—Last week's sue of thial paeer came to hand in r„n elm ost tntn.ply new dress. Since Mr. Mattheson has assumed the "reins" .the Kew Era ha,S been .continnally on the "improve." May it long coptinue. We have not the least hesitation in pro- noimeine, it one of the very best country papers in the province.. • 'WE have much pleasure in calling the _attention of the Pablic, to the exteasive stock of Boots AO Shoes, Hats and Capanow -openieg out in the store of J. Duncan & Co. as this firm have purchased their goods on the moat favourable terms, Parties in want ef . ea& goods a ill be consultmg their bet interest by giving them a can. FIRES.—On -Monday week a heavy fire took place. in. Sarnia, destreying Vidal's grocety, McLean's Drug Store, Young's Dry Goods store,Stewart's Dry Goods store and Kennys in London, on Thursday night, the Canada Chemical Works, near the city, were destroyed totally, ta loss ef a- bout $50,00. On Tuesday, at London, - Durand's caapenter shop' was burnt. Loss about $6,000. THE Waterford _Express is the name of a new reform paper, published in the . village the name of which it bean', county of Norfok. The initial Noof the Express indicates that it will be paper well wally the dupport,of those whose interest its publication will pro- mote. The publishers ate Meset s Chip- man & -Murphy. One of the.names is funila.a to us, as being that of an indivi- dual who is a real Kewspaper mau. ACCIprsT.--On Tuesday, an (.1 icily farmer, of Tutkersmith, /aimed Gilbert Themson bile attempting to get into a hay -loft, at Rev. Mr. Esstmans, in Egmondvilie fell to the floor, breaking his collar bone and scstaining a very severe shock. Dr. Ventre was im- mediately called, who attended to the injuries, and the Ratieni is on the mend. *Unfortunately he sustained very mar - 1 ed injuries, some years, RE,r0 whiCh nder the patient's aceident moresile- -e aere thin it would be ordinarly. p %Rine- man is being attended to in the ost poNsible mann:3r by Mr. E, stman's fteuilte where he still lies. READ advertisement of Commercial O.11ege in another °mum% 88-3m. THE rate of taxatiou for this year in the ,Villege of .$0aforuh will be 3c on the dollar assestnent. • Wrare obliged , to Mt. Broughton, agent, G 1 IL here, for the following report of the nurcibm of the tickets rot the Provincial fair, sold at the various stations along this bran* op to last. ni ght, God eri ch 375. Cl inton 356. Seafopth 460. Carronbrook 59. Mitchal 318. It wiil be observed that more were sord at Seafortla than any other on the list': • SOUTH' HURON Snow.. ---Every pre- . peration is being made for the South Huron Show, ,on Thurschr jy and, Friday 'nexe. It is expected t� be an affair m - riv-illed by anything of the kind, sav- itg, of courae, the Proyin id, The - Agricultural Hall will be open te the public on the first day of the* Show. (Sep t 30) about 4. o'clock, p. m., and ail day Friday. All parties intending to -become members of the Tucker - smith As ''cultural Society, will have tO pay in thair'fee of $1 op before 10 o'clock of the firs'tl day of the Show, as after that time the County Society will take all subscriptions. This need not prevent any person from coining for- ward with their goods ote the second, day according to rules- KIAKTON. (From our own Correspondent) THE Blitnshard A gricul tural So ..iety will bold its annual show in Kirkton on the 10th of October. This Society has been organized this season; the in- habitants of this district feeling them- selves too ninth isolated from any eth- er branch soeiaty of the kied, took hold of the matter and have organized. quite respeutable' society. May all ouch prosper. . - Caotis in this rteighbourhood erally speakiiig, turnLag out favorably, considering the very cold, wet season. Harvesting has been protracted to a most unreasonable length by the rains, and there is quite a quantity of grain still standing out. There is a cry out about the potato crop, ; the rot seems to threaten a famine in that department. Fruit is Ufily a very small crop not be- ing up to the average. WROXETER: From aur 02011. Correspondent. The lovers of althletic Sport -in Wrox. eter, were agreeably entertained last Saturday, by an exciting contest be- tween the Belm Ore and Wroxeter clubs, at the good ofd game of Base Bali.' The 13elmore men au wed in good time, and in *fine spirits, and the game com- menced about 11 o'clock; and lasted till well on in the afternoota There were 11 combatants on ealla side. The challenge had 'been given by the Wrox eter club to plea- a match of five innings on each side; The loosing party to pay the dinners for the whole, Which res- ulted, in fayour of the Belmore club by a majority of 54. The Belmere men acquitted themselves with credit in' ev- ery -department of the game, and should they practice a little between this, and the time appointed for the return match which is Friday the 1st of Octe- ber, Belmore will • have their hands full to bold theirown. After the game was over the .players retired to the Queen's Arms Hotel. weere they refreshed the inner man with a . . good dinner. 0 STANLEY., From our Special aorrespondent; A large quantity of Spring grain is yet inthe Shoules. Farmers are not sowing so much fall wheat as last year. Evidenbes oi good. time,s. Stacks of grain in every oarn yard after the barns are filled, quite a number of buildings in progress of ereetion, and a number getting maried. THE TEA MEETING OF THE M. R CHURCH, in. the Temperance Hall Var- na wat quite a success, though _ held at a bad time. Of all the speakers ad- vertised to be there only the Rev. M. -Rancliall of Mancnester and Rev. M. Dunca.n of Star:ley were on hand. • It is wrong for speakers to allow their names on Pesters t ) address a meeting and then never put in an appearance.. People are apt to -thiek less of the speak- er, and to feel. cheated. The custom of having a popular se ea 'aers's name posted to speak on a certain occasion, if that speaker's consent has not been prev- iously obtained, Itarta k es somewhat of a Yankee sell, ancl looks ill in reli- gious gath.eriugs. About 200 present Nr. Wm. • Keys appointed chairman. Said , the meeting was quite a success, thought things got up in a hurry often done best, was a little disappointed in the whole of the speakers not being present., but those. present were good. (some ether remarks not heard.).___ Rev. Mr. Randall, was much pleased to:be here, one. thing that pleased, was the object of the meeting, another good.looking man in the chair, and a third w s large intelligent aulience. TkIE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR. All sough sought-, to be happy and the reason they were not, 1,.41 theyek -happiness from a wrong souroe. All creatuises liappy„in ,prOl,ortion as they 01E17 the dutieSappoiuted them by God and the tght exereise of the talents God ha, given them. One duty of Society wa,s to support those -tirlict preach the Gospel. Nothing raises leis ..DfItch so much as to pear eft begging for the .Minister, ,100_15 not want auy person to beg for him till he is eatable to surport himself, we are indebted to the Gospel of God for the 1 appiuess we 'enjoy and the preacher of this Gospel ought to be supported without having to beg for it: There never were any asyhmas or Hospital s or institutions for the aid of the, poor till the blessed influence of the .Gospel began to take effect We are indetted to the Gospel for what good we enjoy. Would be no better than the heathens if it were not for the Gos- pel. Have want to live happy and die so, we must live up to -the -duties for which we tiTeee made and comply with the commands of the gospel. We all are the better for coming to such gath- erings as the present as it aide to sup- port the Gospel, and ;the intercourse with suck, as the presEnt audience, m ust have. it Most bent fi lat effec t Doe,. not know how old bachelors manage to Jive. (At this remark 'several of thelad- ies cast a look of eympatht at a well to fle good looking tradesman who has .re- cently built a fine house and who is fast 'approaching 40.) Rev. M. Duncan told a number of funhy anecdotes which dieted roars of laughter for about half an hour. H then proceeded. to Conrsel the youn especially the ladies. Spoke of tb admission of ladies -to Ilnirereities o equal terms with young men ladies least equal to men in ment;labilitie Ladies were more Logical tita.n, me Those ladies took such a lead in adv eating women's rights were withor families. Counselled the ladies to kee ahead of the times, to use discrimin tion and supply themselves with a fe good books and become conversant wit them, but not to study all kinds witl out dietinction. Life ought not to b fretted away. Recommended. the stacl of histery in the light of the scriptur Said the British nation produce me Ind -women of a higher stamp than an other part c'f the world. Went on t recommend pot only the reading o standard works, but to govern mora nation, to cultivate cheerfulness, goo temper contentment, patience, finally i they wou1.1 seek the stamp of educatio they must "Lay hold of the hops se orth in the Gospel." and concluded b hewing in telling languages the cond ion froth whict and the exalted nos i- 5 to which such education woukt c le vate them. Rev. Moore, felt pleased to se ucly a fine audience, was disapp Ante o many streakers failed tc come: 1VIr. Gray of Egmonclville has disappointe o many times, be ought to be voted in o disgrace. The Speak.ers ort hand were first class never met with a per on equal to Mr. Duncan to impart ins ruction and elicit fun and laughter lad to meet with s-) many people o 8 d4 a 0 - other persuasions. People should cul tivate their social natures by attending such meetings as the- present to hem instructive thoughts, did not consider fun and laughter any harm. Those who staid at ,home were like the dog, as the dog's place was home, right to have females educated as it is women who stamps the youths with impres sions. The influence of woman is every where to be met where troubles are. Example of -woman not -so apt, as marato lead others astray. Mr. James Wanless, said a person's work will show what theirfaith is. So many are here because we have faith in nature of the ineciAing. The object was good, and the people of Varna ap- preciated it, hence the respeetable auu- ience. Had be3n in the place when many difficulties were to be met, and now as the place improves, and people become better ciff, hope they will improve in a Moral point proportionally, till all were alone mind. The Choir from Seaforth did good service, Miss McVay played the Melo- dian admirably. A vote of thanks was tendered, the choir, when. Mr. Armstrong said that they experienced great difficelty in get- ting a sufficient number to come, many were off to the Exhibition, was glad whets he came into the Hall and saw the Temperance motto so promin- ently emblazoned. Thinks well of a place where a Temperance organization is well sastained, hoped the choir, if ever invited to sing on a similar occas- ion, would do much better. Votes of thanks t3 the speakers and ladies. MARRIED. DUNN—SPARLING. —By the Rev. C. S. East- man, at the residence of Mr. Fred Veal, Seaforth, on the evening of Wednesday Sept., 22nd, Robert lentin, to Mrs. ,Margret Sperling. -411 of Searortle THE MARKETS. SEAFORTH, Sept. 24, 1869. -Wheat, (Fall) $ bushel, 0:65 to 0:94 Wheat (Spring) Ili bushel, 1:00 to 1:00 Barley IP bushel, 0:55 to 0;60 Oats $ bushel, ' 0:80 to 031 Peas $ bushel, 0:60 to OAS Potatoes $ bushel, 040 to 0:50 Hay $ ton,, 8;00 to 10:00 Eggs $ doze, 0:1-1 to 0;12 Butter, $ lb. 0:16 to 0:18 CLINTON, Sept. 23, 1869, (New Era Report. )_ 0:79 to 0:90 to 0015 to 0:60 to 4:50 to 0:15 to 00:3100 to to 700 to Fall Wheat, new, Spring do - Oats, Barley, Peas, Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Eggs, Hay per ton, 0;95 0;95 .0:00 0:67 0:65 5;00 0:17 0:50 0:00 8;00 GODERICH, Sept, 23, 1869. (Star Report. ) Fall Wheat, $0.85 to 0:95 Spring Wheat, 0:85 to 0:90 Oats, - 0:00 to 0;35 Potatoes, 0:40 to 0:50 Butter; 0-12 to 0;17 Eggs, 0:15 to 0:00 8-00 to 10:00 e Hay, per ton, TORONTO, Sept 23, 1869. (By Telegraph.) Wheat (Fall) $ bushel. 1:05 to 0:00 do (Spring) $ bushel, 1:00 to 1:05 Oats !!? bushel, 0:38 to 0:00 Barley i. bushel Peas $ bushel, 0:75 to 0:83 0:70 to 0:71 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. Summer Arrctvements. Trains will leave the Seaforth Station, as follows :— GoiN0 EAST. GoThrG WEST. 6:50 a.m. 2:20 P.M. 10:30 A.m. 3:08 F. m. 4:10 P.M. 8:42 P.M. STGS Leaire for Ainleyeille, Wroxeter, Leech- ville, hayfield and Exeter, on the arrival of Trains in the afternoon, HOUSE & PARK LOT FOR SALE. rpme, undersigned offers for nale Cheap, L and on reasonable terms, his house and park lot, consisting of four atres of land, with a young orchard of bearing trees. The property is pleasantly eituatee on Main -t. North, just outside the corporation limits. There is a barn on the preimses ; alto, side- walk to the gate. DAVID TENNYSON. Aug, 27, 1869. 90-4in. LA ZARUSI M ORRIS & 0.01 Practical Opticians & Oculists, • London, Great Britain ; Hartford, Von. U. S.: and _Montreal, .D. C. oTICE.—LITTLE WONDER' HAIR.: Cutting and Shaving Saloon. If you want a good Shave, or your hair cut, or Shimpoonefl, as it ought to be, go to the "Little Wonder," South side of ShaaVs riotcl, Main $treet, Seaforth. The Batle Rooms 11 co election will be opened to the pubii n A iril lst. Lubelski s tonic for ts-diang he h 4ii grow and Preventing it from ceming ut, vas never known to fail. Sold in boftle! at '41 eaeh. Come and buy it. Seale- ; Dee 14,1868, 53tf leeneeeie. - HAVE appointed Mr. M. R. Counter, Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician, sole agent for Seaforth andevicinity, for the sale of their Celebrated Perfected Spectacles, which have been extensively used in Great Britain and the United. States, the past eight years, and for which they claim.- the under- naentioned advantages over those in ordinary use, the proof of which may be sec n in their constantly increasing business during the past eight years.) 1st. That from the perfect construction of the lenses, they assist and preserve the sight, rendering frequent changes unneces- sary. 2nd. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers. 3rd. That the material from -which; the Lenses are ground ie -manufactured specially for optic purposes, and is pure, hard an brilliant, and not liable to become scratched, 4th. That the frames in which they are set, whether gold, silver, or eteel, are of the finest quality and,finish, and guaranteed per- fect in every respect,. • They are the only Speetacles that preserve as well as assist the sight. And are Cheap- est, because the best, always lasting many years without change being necessary. One of the firm will visit at Seaforth, at the store of their Agent, every six months, for the purpose of fitting those having cliff'- cult sig ts, when any spectacles sold; by their agent during the interval will he ex. changed. free of charge if not properly fitted WE EMPLOY NO FEMMES. Scafortk. Mav 2! st 18(59. 76-1e WALL PAPER. Border Ayer, Hall raper, iref2PADOW BLDS5 Plain Blue, Plain Green, Plain Bqr and Figured. • AT THE TELEGRAPH LOOK STORE. W. ELLIOTT. 1 Scampi, July 22. 54-th NOTICE MHTS is to entity that I, Henry Shuart, _I, of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, Province of Ontario, have applied , for and obtained. Let -tem Patent for the Pro- vinces of Quebec and Ontario, for a machine \ for boring holes in the ground for fence posts, styled "Shuart's Fence Pot Hoe ! l3orer," and this is to forbid any person or I persons vending or using the same, without obtaining a right for the same- from .ree ; and all persons so vending oe usitig the same will be dealt with as the law directs. N. E.—County and Township Rights can be obtained from the patentee, by applying to him in the said Township of Ray, Zurich Post Office! August 6th, 18C9, 9 • ENT1181:R C CARTWRIGHT, L.D.S. Surgeon Dentist, member of the Royal College of Dental. Surgeons of Ontario, may be found at his office, over the Beacon" - Book Store, _ Stratford, every lawful day, ex- cept the first week of each month. He will visit Seaforth the first Monday of every month and remain three days, and Clinton th.e following Thursday, reinaining three days, PAINLESS operations daily performed, by the use of the Nitrous Oxide Gas. Seaforth, Sept. 10, 1869. IMPORTANT NOTICE!! LUMBER, LUMPER. Andrew Goven.lock -„ %XT GOLD announce to the public prier V ally,: that he has on hand at present, -at his Saw Mill, McKillop, over four hundred. thousand • feet of lumber, cut into all the various lengths and sizes generally need. for 2UNI1NO, FENCINO Purposes. Also a large vantity of HARDWOOD LUMBER! Consisting chiefly of CHERRY, ELM, OAK, piRCH AND MAPLE, And a large and choice quantity of BASSWOOD AND PI NE I I All of which will be sold at VERY, LOW PRICES In order to make room fornumerous thous- ands yet to be sawed during the summer, . .MY SAW MILL AND LUMBER YARD IS ON THE GRAVEL ROAD FOUR MILES NORTH -OF SEARNITHI P. S.—Please remember the name is / ANDREW GOVENLOCK. Jnne 18, -1E69. ED 3a:: DR. J. ROLPH MALCOLM, -rATE DRS. HUNTER & NIALCOL.M.,) .4 Of 18 Aclelacle Street, West, Toronto, will be at SHARP'S HOTEL 8EAFORTH3 On Friday July 2, August 6, Septe.mberS, and october 1, for consultation. Dr. M., can be censulted. on all forms of chronic diseases, including Bronchitis, Consumption, asthma, Rheumatism and Neuralgic affections, ai- fectioes of feinales, etc. Consultation and advice fie3e. Toronto, Jund 28, 1869. • TdEfix.. TiME. TiME. TT you want a Watch that will keep the torreet time, purchase one of Thomas ,Ruesell ;& Son's celebrated Watches. A arge stock of them for sale at IVI.Ra. COUNTER'S SEAFORTH. He has also on hand a large assortment of Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy Goes, Toys, &e., all to be sold Ch.eap for Cash. Cei"Every description of Watches, Clocks. and Jewellery Repaired on the Shortest Notice, and Warranted to give satisfe.etion. The highest price paid for Old Gold and M. 1-t. COUNTER, Seaforth, Apilr 27th, 1869. 53-1 WAGGONS, svpciEs, A ND Of implements for farm nee mann- faetured her MIAMI & TEEPLE, Good and Cheap. Remember the stand. NORTH ROAD SEAFORTH. SeafortleFeb, 26, 1868. ilelY B ACK MATH SHOP. THOMAS WATSON Begs to Mono the publie generally that be till carries on general Blaeksmithing at his Old Stela N EAM Y OPPOSITE ARMSTRONG'S HC t EL AINLEYVILLE Specie, attention paid to Horse -Shoeing. Ainleyville, Feb. 9.th, '69, 63- I y