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age. 'would otherwise escape. How differ.
ently we do things -in our country. A
tion.
•With regard to the proper combi-
nations of tempera:tents ,in the mar-
riage relation, physiologiets have dif-
fered,
iffered, one contending that the con-
stitutions of the parties should be Simi-
lar,pwhile others on the contrary, have
twilit that -cch tr .st shoiild, ne sought:
It seems tce tat neither of these.
statements 'exptess fully the true law
o� selection. .The.ent to be alined at
is harmony. ` There can -bene harmony
\vitout a: difference,' nut there may be
difference without hs„r>%ony. It is not
because a woman is like a roan,that he
loves her, but- because she is• unlike.
The qualities which -Ina licks- are the
ones in her which attract him—the
personal traits and mental peculiar-
, ities which combine to make her
womanly ; and in ' proportion as she
lucks these, or possesses masculine,
characteristics will woman repel the
opposite sex. So a woman . admires in
pian true manliness, and -is repelled
by weakness and effeminancy. A
woniiavnisn than awakens either theit
P± y
or the contempt of the fair sex.
This law, we believe, admits of
widest application. The dirk -hair
is apt to take for his mate some mueyed blonde; the lean and spare shoo
the stout and plump, the tall and t
short often unite ; and homely rr
generally win the fairest of, the fair.
Iu temperament, as in everythi
else, what we should seek is not lik
nese, but a harmoious differenc
The husband and wife are n
counteL-parts• of each other, but co:
l_em��n ts, halves which�joined togethe
a rounded symmetrical whol
In music, contiguous notes discorda
but when wen sound together a fir
and a third, or =a third and a fifth,
produce a chord. The sante painci
P
pervades all nature. Two persons ma
be -to much alike too agr-e. Th
crowd each other. for two objects ca
not occupy the seine space at the sure
dine.while, • therefore, we do no
'holly agree with those who insis
-upon the union cf opposites in the matt
of ternpeiauient, we believe thatclose resemblance in , the constitutio
man is accused of some horrible mur-
der, arrested, and brot.ght up for ex
aminatior , . Irumediately the become so
tender towards him, that he is caution
ed against saying anything for fear he
should let .out- words that might crimi-
nate himself. He has shrouded Ms
crime in darkness and secrecy, and yet
he, perhaps the sole direct holder of the
secret, is the only one in all the land
whom the law will nbt permit to be ex-
amined, crosaexamind, and worried
into giving evidence. If innocent, he,
would have no need to fear such an eet-
amination ; if guilty Why should his
presumable shelter him from be-
ing made a witness against himself
The sole, reason for this strange _policy
seems to be the temptation it would
afford to add lying to his original
crime. But if being guilty, he pleads
not gulty— as nearly all do—he has
already lied. This sittiple lie is allow-
ed, but the complicated and contradict-
ory lies which repeated examinations
would be iii; ely to educe if he were
taming a false story, are not to be
brought out, although if they were, they
would, by their very contr°adicc,ione, re-
eal-the truth. He may kill and lie
o conceal his crime, but he must not
ill and ro he to reveal it= -that is what
Eritish law on this side amounts to.—
Han i'lon Times.
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ap-
ng THE VETEaANs of 1812,—One of
e_ the most interesting meetings that took
e° place this year on the. anniversary of
of the battle of''Queenston Heights, 13th
m= ult., was that of those who took part in
r
er,. the glorious contest. Thet-e were only
e; eight of the cld heroes. and all are resi-
nt dents of the N i>.�g;tra district. The el d-
st est' is 86 years, and the youngest 69,
N
ve and united they number • 609. We
le append their nr:mees, ages, . and the .ca -
y pacity in which they served during the
The war of 1812 :—Daniel Fiends, aged
n_ 77, pilot at the taking o1 -For I�Ti:rgara;
e Solomon VTrouran, aged 86, gunner in
t Vronran's Battery ; Seneca Palmer,
t aged 78, private ; John P. Clement,
er aged 87, private in junk company ;
a . John Whitten,. aged 72, Engineer De-
n
cf the body beci eenthe parties shoal
Le avoided, as not only inimical to their ,
harmony and happiness, but detriment-
' tet•o;
pertinent; Lewis Clement, aged 82,
d Lieutenant.; Duncan McFarland, aged
72, powder moakev or earlier boy
Daniel Cooper, aged 69, regimental
l h offspring. If the mental blacksniiuh.
teraper,inte it, for instance, be .strongly To listento those old veterans fight-
.. i nlicaxted in both, their. union, instead int their battles o'er agai, is described
of haying a sedative and healthful in- as having been highly interesting and
flatence, will tend to intensify the instructive Mr. Cooper told how he
already too great mental activity of each managed to get the British army into
and perhapsiri the end produce nervous Fort Niagara, and how easy 'and quick
prostearion�, and their children, if un that Fort was taken, and the Union
fortunately anyshould �� I
Y result from the Jack replaced the'Stars and Stripes.
union, will be likely to inherit in still Sentries were surprised and taken, and
greater ex,e3ss the-constitutiona1 .tend- the Yankee defenders were still more
eucies of the parents. A preponder- surprised when they were prisoners.
iii e of the vit::1 element in oneof the Lieut. °lenient who received
parties would -tend' nit only to . a four balls at Qoeensto:i Heights,
greater clrl;rt-e of harmony and a 12101Q two Of Nl-hiyh were never
lieaLltcfial influence, but to a . more de- extracted, described that b u tl
`airai,le , and ay in ietrical developeaient in glowing terms that is the portion
p ou
in tiler offspring. he saw° 'Illis gellaant nan.continuerl
Lk preelorninz.mee of :the vital or of to fight after being wounded' and der -
the; a ,five temperament in both, par- iog the Fenian raid of 1866 the turned
ti is, though perhaps less disastrous in out and marched to the front with rifle
its result§, te,.vors, in the same way
cunuubial discord anct a lack of bal-
an:e in oi';ipring. ___
Where e lite temperaments are 4 Well
1).lenred in froth, the similarity is
ldss ol,jection-rble and the
such a case, may result favourably,
both as i espects. parents rtucl children;
but perfect balance in all the elements
of telilpeiarneiIt is very rare ; and
wherever -there is - a deficiency in one
party, it Should, if possi he, be balanced'
by an ampledevelopPinent in the seine
direction in the other, and vice versa.
EDUC iTI.ONAT, CONSIDERATIONS.
As a rule;, the parties proposing a
matrimonial alliance should possess
the advantages of education in a s;ini-
lar degree, but modified in kind, of
- course, by sex.. One's tastes and habits
are greatly -influenced by_ cul tnr e, and
a very great disparity here must result
in a lack of complete sytnl,atby, - if in
nothing worse. _ Where the husband,
for instance, is well educated, fond of
books, and the society of cultivated
people, and inclined to intµllectiia.I
purs_uita end enjoyments, and the 'wife
has neither tie ability to appreciate 1
his tastes nor the desire- to cultivate
siwil:ii habits, there oust be a painful
sacrifice on r his part, or a humbling
sense of inferiority on hers, 'tending to
On. ills :ihuilldrr, to meet and again re-
pulse the foes of his native count>Py_---
,St. GaIliai-in -s Ju'crnai.
Voices of the Night:
Aa melancholy gcuitllus muses- and
anuses :—"If a cat'doth meet a eat up-
on the garden wall, arid if a cat cloth
greet a cat, oh !�need they . both to
squall? Every Tommy hath got his
Tabby, waiting on the wall, and yet she
-welcerues his approaches by one un-
earthly yawl. • 1f a kit cloth wish to
court a rock upon the wall, why don't
he sit, and hilile, -and not stand up and
bawl, and lift his precious back up
high, and show his. teeth and moan, as
if ►'twere colic more than love that made
the 'feller' groan. Among the train
there is a swain ; his Vohs *is known
full -well; but what's his name and
where's his name, the deuce alone can
tell. He is sweet upon the other sex,
his amorous passions rise, he can't re-
sist the tender glance of their- seduc-
tive eyes ; and so with groans and hor-
rid threats, he rends the evening air,
and makes his 1„idnight 'rendezvous'
rnpossible to bear."
va e Boarding.
AVO or three respectable gentlemen can
anything but conjugal harmony. I MW
be accommodated .with private board,
• 11c n the lack of culture is on the partForFor particulars enquire at this office.
of the. husband, the results are even beafor th, Sept. 3. 91-tf
mere painful.
It ren h Treatment of Criminals.
The French criwrin.al system of.intele
eogsating .prisoners differs essentially
frothBsitiSh. •.ln,France the prisoner
:s broughtup at intervals and question
ed-=-11i5-apswera recorded, and any var
i ince sifted out, un til piece by l,iecc-.
811 the evidence, that it is possible t
extras%t from'him-is ou,t,uiic.ci, the resin
o! tern being; thirst- the -accused cion v-iet-
hi u.iC'f;fIlry ,,is coiub`rac13(:toi y s ai.itt:ilk-ut 1
J. 1 l.= :111.1 1L4ilei . tit ;Ji',.1113 1' A Ale:- i.
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T.;I.SI ONS'
I'LTT OYSTER
For Fresh Oysters Sardines, Lobsters Pies
Cakes, and Sweets of every description_
CALL AND EE
rls
fresh Siock
(-Op asite e 'A.\.N'S Old $tantl.
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IMPOUNDED.
A T Lot 8, Con. 1, township of Grey
..ti_ two Steers. one With red eye k, and
body -spotted, the tither has a redcls neck
and body spotted. It not claimed t ey wilts'
be Bold as the Law directs. -
ADAM'rRN BULL.
Grey, Nov., 5. 4 -ins
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Stray Heifer*
T1=tAYE1� en, the premises of 1o6 Sh tel,
OLot 161 ton. 15, Grey : a• 1?oau -Heifer
2 years old past, with small piece to of
right ear. The owner is requested td drove
property, pay charges: and take hei• Away :
otherwise she ,will be sold as the law directs.
JO1 N S ITEL,
Grey, Nov, 9th.
Insolvent Act of 1869;
In the matcter of ff'i'tiumt Joh ion
°Swith, an I,aaotent.
The Insolvent has made an- assignment of
his Estate to me. and the creditors are noti-
fied to meet at the place where he lately car-
ried. on. business, situated in the township of
Hoivick in the County cf ITuron, on Thurs-
day, the Eighteenth day of November A. D.
1869, alt the hour of 11 o'clock in the fore-
noon, to receive statements of his affairs and
to appoint an Assignee.
Dated at Goderieci this 3rd day of _Nov-
ember, A, D. 1869. -
JOHN HAI:DAN,
Interium A ssighee,
101-2in • County of Huron.
M E W
FALL tC WINTER
GOODS.
K99D & NIWILBLK[N
RE prepared to show the Largest
Stock of
s
Consisting of the Latest Styles of Dress
Patterns, in Irish and French Poplins,
all wool Plaids, Fiench blerinoes, and
Twills of various kinds, evtr offered in
Seaforth.
Their Aifillinery De...
par anent
Is furnished with a large assortment of
Hats, Bonnets and Mantles -of the Lat-
est Fashions, . VERY CHL: 4P..
R A -Y MADE CLOTHING!
For the Million. CO01) TJYE,ED
S U/I'S pole TES _DOLLj11r',S.
BOTS silt SHOES
CHEAPER, THAN EVER.
Also a very Choice Stock. of
Fresh Groceries !
Be sure and call for their $1 Tea•.
25 lbs. Rice for $1 ; 11 lbs. Raisins
and 10 lbs. good bright Sugar;
'Aivq, COARSE SjfLT
Give them, a call. -
KIDD & h1.0 1ULJ IN.-
SeaDio th, Nov. 864.1869.
SEAFORTH
DISPENSARY
And
Family Drug Store.
RL U M SD E N has just received hief
s
Spring Importations
Cf Pure Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals and
Patent Medicines, French, English and
American Perfumery ; Hair Dressings, Oils,
and Pomades ; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shav-
ing Brushes ; Dressing an Fine-tooth Combs;
Toilet and Shaving -Soaps, �Cc.,. &.c,.
Horse Cattle 11.E edicines f
r
C •
onazttic Powders), etc.,
OLLS!
TO LET.
The Voll Cates on the County of Huron
Gravel Nada will be let
BY AUCTION
For the year 1870.
IN CORE'S HALL, CLINTuN.
Commencingat 1 o'clock, p. m., on
Friday, Dec., 10th '69.
The rent to be paid monthly in advance.
Each Lease to deposit one month's rent on'
the day of sale, and fu;cnish two solvent free•,
holders as surety, whose names will be re-
quired to the lease immediately the gates are
t
Further particulars will be given on the
day of sale.
Signal, Star, and Stratford Beacon to copy
three, times each.
A BAY
County Surveyo••.
Clinton, Nov., 18th, 1869. 101-3in
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BEAUTIFUL RI
NATU1 E'S MOWN.
You lint Cultivate it
GRAY HAIR
Is a certain indication of
I-)eoay at the Room.
AIRS S.A. ALLEN'S
Hair Restorer
Restores grit' hair to its natural color and basila
and produce:. luxuriant growth. It gives tho :hair, t
beautiful ni,:,a and deli h:ful fragrance.
Manufactory and Sales Offices,
35 BAflCLAY` EIREET and 40 PARD PtA E,. 1't -t
ANT)
266 Milli HOLBORN, Londcal, Eng.
Scati:er and . Rolls, Druggists, agents
oa Seaforth. For Sale; everywhere.
January 28tH._ 1;69•~ •
Opposite Scott Robertson's.
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/TINTS is to certary that Henery jShuart-
Je of the Township of Hay, in the County:
of ETuron Province of Ontario. have applied
or and obtained Letters Patent for the I'rc-.
—mess of Quebec and Ontario, for a machine
or
o. ..ng
holes in the
ground for f.i)ce
ores ' art's Fence Post -1101'e
ersons forbid Jany person ( r
vendin or using the ,same, without
btaining a right for the same
salt a111 ,- g from me ;
and
al persons so v ndin or using the sante.
dealt cwithwithas the law directs.
f'min+y and Tc v whip }ti; 1•#Q
e obtained from the pa:ente, thy g can
o hini ;n the said Tow spplvich
Post Office! °► uP c>ff ay, Zurich
__ -53-4 t A.0 ,ust. 1.41.., 1809,
/���' C '%' � � � yled "Shu
art's
' 5' 1 ,tom F1' . ,� and this 3s to
•
Gf very Superior. Quality.
I
)}IYe`TC 1 S' Prescriptions accurbrely
prepared.
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R. LLT ' visnEN, b
PharmaeeLi al C'honist:
caf or t'_, . April2.2_
LIVERY STAB.
.g
itleneeneerneines-
TAMES ROSS desires to inform the nub-
!) lis that he has opened a New Liv •r -
Stable in connection with his hotel, wherepartiespcan be accommodated with first -ell ss
orses and vehicles, at reasonable P , rice%
Seaforth, Oct. 15, 1869. 97-tf
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JF YOU WANT
CHEAP
PAINTS,
tom, ILS,
TURPENTTNE,.
RAINING COMBS,
PUTTY'
r1OLORS,.
Go tc ROLLS'
0 0:
FOR PARE
DRUGS, CH KCAL S-
LOST.
THREE-YEAR A1; (-LD STEER, of light
redd:color, with. white streak
along the -
back, and white star on the face. Any per:.
soil giving such information -as will least to
his recovery, will be suitably rcwaided by
War. GA-RIVN.Elir
Lot 21, Con. 14, MIc'Kiilop. _
October 12th, 1869: y - 99-4in.
HE CANTON
WAR?EH.OUSE 1.
IN THE
NEW' PST OPiC7WW '
IS THE PLACE PO ,
.pHoteE T,EASJ
The fact that the subscriber makes this
article a speciality, should lead all intending
purchasers who like the best the market af-
fords, to, at least, try his stock.
The Finest Lk
And a select stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries, always on hand.
JAMES C..LA I DL Aw.
Seaforth, ober Oct29th,
• 90.tf
BARREL and PAa G
maw
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
AL2 r S _l
FANCY N OTE PAPER.,
PLAIN STATIONERY 11
In great variety,
SCHOOL ?BOOKS,
Carter and JJ alkden's Inks,
Blue and Red Inks,
Bides, P•raye, Books,
Ifyoln .Kooks, •
Blank Yotes,
Blank Account Book, rfee..
&GENT POR TE
OrSEAFORTH t$, + XPOOITOit." Daily
Globe and Daily Telegraph° -
William
Seaforth, July 22. 1:8h9.Elliott*
o4 -rt, -
S AFO TH R
HAVING incurred a. heavy expense in -
theprocuring first-class -prang Drays for
safe conveyance of pods,- we beg to re-
° mind the merchants and business men of
;eieaforth that they are in a manner, in duty
bound, to patronize in.
We hold oursel ve'f responsible er :�.
carriage of goods entrusd to our f tare.
safe
''H+ tRANI G L IM a' Sz, SONF
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The B.
tIItert3 highof
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b:
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peri
their
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lour to
benefaeto
The ' Qtr
Private
A` 13-ai;a.
• Consul
Clando
Bright w
tin3)igst t1
Mayor
sivio ,lite.
through w'
to the ALS
TAM evin
ted by
rue to 1
lust, Mr.
his death,
hund3ed a
°tie Furse
Sunday
*funeral s
anthropist
referred in
effect his n
10n the relr,t
tries with N
tifieel,
The stear
in 8 days 1
New ;York.
record.
The main
puties t Pz-
a firm but t
stitutiooal l'
13ilst th
seigneur Du
will accept
of the Gem
they may
to the
inspired the
Inshop of P -
opposes the
ton, t)3 the
irility .
Deputies
been ,.tried an
condetrl�ted tc
Tie Govt
leasing all pa
not been sec;
The bpani
led a despatch
the entire, it:
the candidate
During t
ish Cortes
Beeema assei
Slavery in Po:
•caticn to own
The larges;
world is to L
.34th street, IN
already organ
It is utzders.
considers the'
finances most
turn to speei
forthcoming
measure upon
A railway
l i ng charas
the Western
etteen dead
of the latter]
is ..said to be t
Judge Baldw''
kine. s' ma
his said th-
succeed tothe
The Lanark
will take place=
The Trento;
onn Sunday last
The:Toronto;
ed to the capa
`EJoi
J. B- A
London, died o
On Monday
committed Sine
Miss Rye
Fr -day bast wit
titute littlegir
On Th<ursd x
flag near Bram
b_y her house
.A muff name
to nett'
Seval rob