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Prussian
pies, each
pally is for
letons, fo
but if th
as sixty -f
four divis
tions. T
of subdivis
pany
drawn up
rank of th
now tornii
purpos
eito form
a line of fo
ing a front
of sixteen
sometimes
companies
other, som
hundred y
of his com
being led
or 11011-00
are in rear
third coin}
ans believe
Sian capta
talion of a
can effect.
fault with
es confusio
subdivisiol
itsel f into
sustained
mander,of
visien over
also by so
who served
Prom
section of
blessed wi
showers th
ons have b
drough t.
the centre
the St. La
itege tation.
ty leagues
from bele
Blanche,
three mont
seed put in
initiated in
tures soon
none. Ns
cessity pull
cattle into
itself is wr
high, looki
a dozen pa
must face
most reaciii
Ontario fr
received fr
prospect of
-ern part of
be more th
parts of th
be quite
whole has
prices ef al
year promis
pei ity.
A PI
In the i
rulers or s
though und
Dutch, ins
ried to the
being deliN.-
1 externals o
ury. Thei
rich colors,
blue, and o
eraOnds. S
twenty-eigl
figare, his
his eyes lar
ed eyebrow
ticoat and
pical parrot
hundred co
thousands
Ile had be
and his thir
day old. w
French Yin
child of the
ed to pass
brothek, a
As to the li
all dresssd
DEPOSLN
of the Beac
the Huron
were surpri
the church
crowd of pe
building, ta
ing demon
bei
first irapres
and unusua
-- had forgott
day and pl
in the Fath
of opinion
the congreg
ness, &c., a
in .his being
There a.pp
largest seem
ed to the m
without frie
laer of app&r
around him,
calmly sury
the combata
ister and, h
reigned in
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Niasimmaiwor
SEPTEMB'ER 9, 1870.
le Prussian Company. •
A Queer Gunboat.
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campaign of 1863 the Prussian
of the company column was to-
y student au object of interest
.d. to the Ineedle-gun. Every
atttalion consists of four compa-,
numbering 250 well. , The com-
med into two , divisions or pele-
r subdivisions, eight sectie.ns ;
e company numbers as many
eur files, it is cut up into
.Ons, eight subdivisionse six sec-
le company column is a column
ions, eight in number (if the cons-
m a fbotina of wai strength),
'in two rankbs, the orieinal third
. IN
e company when acting in line
ig en extra division for ekirmisla
bss. The battalioe, when order-
column of companies, 'represents
ur (iolutnne, each columu show-
of at least eight men, a.nd a depth
men, thn two centre oompanies
forming a double column. The
act -quite independent of each
E)times being at an interval of a
Lrds. The captain is at the head
any in front, each subdivisios,
a its right flank by a subaltern
ninissioned officer. The colors
of seventh subdivitien of the
any. Thus formed, the Prussi-
that 250 men, led by the Prus-
in. can do all that a whole bat-
ly other army otherwise formed
The French tacticians find great
this system, alleging that it caus-
a from the crowdino• of the rear
,:, _
.8, and that the attack resolves
.
i number of isolated engagements
,y leaders of companies, the -come
the battalion loositig all euper-
his men. The opinion is held
Le Prussian officers of experience
in the war of 1866. -. -
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The famous gunboat invented by M. Far-
ry, naval lieutenant, ' hes been. sent from
Cherbourg ii#o . Strasburg, by . way of the
Seine and the canals. This gunboat seems
to haVe solved the problem of a craft pos-
s.essing a vet.), light drat; of -"retell a.rld able
to carry a single gun of the largest'cialibre.
It was built at St. Denis, near Parisein the
workshop of Cladarede & Co., and is n'othing
more than a floating gun -carriage. Its' di-
meneions are fifteen meters in length by four
meters sixty. centimeters in breadth ;
and elthough it has a displacement of 44
tons,"it draws but three feet of water. This
is due to the peculiar construction of the
hull. which is grooved longitudinally', the
grooves so dividing the water as to offer the
least resistance, giving at the 'sense time
'great steadiness to the vessel. It is pro-
' pelled by two small enginiks of five nominal
horee-power, caPable of working up to 40,
and connected with two independent screws
Its average speed is six knota and a half,
-abundantly sufficient for fighting purpose&
By the help of its two screws it turns with
unusual quickness, and in the same length
of time whether. with the rudder alone or
With the two screws, in either 'came not ex-
ceeding one minute five secOncls for a circle.
But the dienseter of' the circle varies, being
about 220 feet with the rudder alone; while
with the help of the two screws acting in
opposite directions, the vessel turns literally
in its own length. It is needless to remark
on the importance of the readiness' with
which such a craft can be handled in action.
In this cese the vessel will perform a rev°.
1 ti tion in less • time than the gun can be load-
ed. And -notwithstanding her extreme
sniallness, the is nevertheless to a certain
extent seauorthy, being fittted with a 80718.7
avant, ending in a prolonged spur or bea.k.
When a we've strikes this beak, it is broken
and, dividing to starboard and port, pastes
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ness, we hope by strict attention to merit a con-
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Parties who may require Cutting done, can
have it executed with Accuracy, Neatness, and
Deipatch, at MODERATE PRICES. .
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SEAFORTH, September I, 1870.
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constructed for
size, calculated
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F(• ulcomiliotNas
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, proved
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In addition
facture almost.
SAWING
Capable of sawing
STRAW
GANG
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CULTIVATORS
Which
M
sa.
possess many improvements
made They are manufactur
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of IWO SIZEs, one especially
travelling ; the other a smaller
more especially for HOME USE.
large mvachRine has ,bie,en AinTtrso:
given the E Y• .BES . S I.
,
the Pitts' Im-
Horse Power.
to the above, the subscribers manu-
every article in their line, such as
MACHINES,
from 5,i0 to 60 eerds , of wood
per (Lay.
CUTTERS , 1
ef A Superior kind.
PT OWS, _
Latest Impro-ved.
-AND PLOWS
cannot he stirpassed. .
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at the
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Crop Prospects.
entreel papers we learn that one
on eithereside, ot,falls harmlessly on deck
if it reaches so -high. •
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he Province of Quebec hes been
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How To Put Up Ligtning Rods.
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-,h copious rains and frequent
roughout seed time, other secti-
en doomed to an unprecedented
rhe rflaree Rivers district, and
region along the north shore of
rrencea is rich with luxuliant
On the othet• haad, some' thir.
Alono• the south shore, extending
N- d'reen Island to the River
re menaced with famine. For
hs not a drop- of rain fell ; the
the greund in May had not gser-
.
the last week in June ; the pas
gave way ; hay crop there is
ny farmers in their extreme ne-
-
ed down their fenees and let the
their grain fields, but the grain
Itched. not more than five inch -es
ig red and scorched. There are
ishes where both maa and beast
i. winter of 0harp privation, al-
ng the gravity of a famine. Ie
lin the accounts that have been
im all quarters, there is every
an average crop. In the west-
the province there will probably
in averaee crop, while in some
r, • -
Central district there will not '
i everaae. The harvest or the
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been a bountiful one, and as,
kinds of grain are dood, ' the
es to .he one of .plenty and pros_
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Profeseor
sticution, gives
fOr the erection
1. The rod
of about one
throughout
perfect metal
ed together
2. TO se.eu
be coated wit
conductor., _
3. It should
num point.
4. The shorter
of the rod to
ings shotild
aeuteatigles.
5. It should
by iron oyes,
these cyhnders
by
evet, coesider
ance.)
6. The rdd
earth in the
and nothing
to place it in
pipes, or better,
This connection
of copper or
tod it one of
around the
tidn of this
the
b
be
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is
iron
pipe
kind
Henry, of' the Smithsonian Ill-
th'e following instructions
of lightning. rods :— .
should consist of round . iron
inch in diameter ; its parts,
Whole length, should be in.
ic continuity, by being secur-
coupling ferrules.
e it from rust, the rod should
,
black paint, itself a good
terminate in aisingle plati-
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and more direct tlitecourse
the :earth the better ; bend-
rounded; and not formed in
be ,fastened to the building
and may be insulated from
of glass. , (I -don't, how-
the latter of mita import
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should be eonneeted with the
most perfect, manner passible,
better for this .purpose than
metalic contact with the gas
the -water -pipes of the city.
may be made by a ribbon"
soldered to the end of the
its extremities, and wrapped
at the other. *Het connee-
is . impracticablet the rod
A Fine
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FASHION'S
NEW
SEAVORTH,
THE
CEIVED
July
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JUST
AT
YORK
WM. CAMPBELL.
28, 1870.
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MADE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
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They have a highly approved pattern for sCHOOL i
DESK IRONS. .
REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES '
• Attended to Promptly. ' -
. ear They employ no Agents„and can therefore
give the purchaser the advantage of the com-
miTsshieon.
y employ none brit the best .skilled labor,
and material, which warrant! them in guaran-
teeing satisfaction.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE GIVE US
A CALL BEFORE BUYING FROM OTHERS.
ZA PFE, & CARTER.
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_t_ THE PUBLIC THAT THEY HAVE COM -
MENCED THE
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BOOT AND - SHOE
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BUSIN SS !
hi the Shop One Door South of
JohnLocran's Store and near-.
b )
ly Opposite Kidd & McMulkin's
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THE INVENTION OF THE
DOMINION CHURN i
PROVES THE SUCCES OF SCIENCE -
AND PERFECTION.
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Lee for Brigham Young.
terior of Java are several -native
'Itans ; and these PersgBages,
el: the entire control of the
much that their letters are. car-
residency for examination before
a•ed at that place, keep.all the
''. the most profuse Oriental lux-
7 courts are ble-ndecl coefusion of
notably rose colet. scarlet and-
f sandalwood,. gold and .dia-
than Sousouhounan IX. is on bl•
a yeais old ; he is of ..elegant
„oinplexion is of a pale -green,
ge and haggard, with great paint-
should be , continued horizontally co the
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nearest well, and then turned vertically
down-vard until the end enters the water as
deep as the lowest level.. The horizontal
part of the rod may be buried in a stratum
of peunded charcoal and. ashet. The rod
shohld 'se placed, in preference, on the west
side of the bniading. A rOd of . this kind
may be put up -by an o '1. • bl' k 'ti
it platy ac srm I.
The rod in question is in accordance with
Our latest knowledge of all the facts of elec-
tricity. Attempted improvements on it
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are worthless and as a gener0 thing, ale
,
pro'posed.by thote who are but' slightly ac-
quaint's' with the sabject.
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GRANT'S PATENT
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H HA "V FORK /
. WITH ROPEAND PULLEYS TO SUIT 1
ALSO WATER LIME - AND
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CALCINE PLASTER.
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The Nicest Butter can be made in
from one to FivelMmutes. -
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Seing is Belie/twig. Using ,is Con-
V17/C7,ng. .
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:From their lono' experienceinthe
t, .
' . Line by using the Best 1Vta-J.
tern. and confining them -
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serves, almost -ex-°
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elusively to
C U ST 0 !VI -W 0 R K !
THEY CAN CONFIDENTLY GlJARANTEE
EVERY SATISFACTION. -
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They propose to sell at as LOW PRICES as are
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Consistent with GOOD WORK. ,
McINTYRE &WILLIS.
SEA_FORTH, August 11, 1870. , .
N. B. REPAIRINC NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
EXECUTED. 0
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Its merits are manifold, and its works produced
as if by magic, by such simple and novel mechan--
ism seems truly wonderful. The public have be-
come heart” sick trying new Churns, but here is' a
thing of merit, palpable to all; and. in. introduc-
ing it he knows that he is asking public attention
to a perfect thing where perfection is possible—
:it has no fault. This is no ordinary invention,
but one of vast merit, importancoa.nd usefulness.
A careful examination is called for. A candid
expression of opinion is asked, that its adoption
may be speedy and universal.
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We are determined not to
/
be Undersold by any
House in the Trade.
s. This young men, -whose pet-
rest made him look like
,
" Show . Him the Apple."
.
a tro-
, was surrounded by three lam-
Isins.and nephews,' 'and four
lords and officers, on all • fours.
n married at twelve years of aga
ty-third son, a ho wling baby of a
s brought in to be shown the
Lars. This, in fact, was the
grand Sultana, and was - destin-
Ryer the heads of his thirtv-two
.d to in,berit his father's throne.
ttle sisters, 'there are forty-eight,
in/diamonds. ,
A few months ago, in the narrow main
street of the clean little market town ot
Woodbridge, the following incident oc-
curred, illustrative of the power of kind -
a •
;ness to animals :
A horee was- pulling -a heavily laden cart
up a little rising -ground in the street above
named, when the poor animal, which seem-
ed. to have more load than 'enough, jibed /
and persistently refused to proceed any fur-
then .
. 'A - gaping crowd soon surrounded the
hOrse,
Pa- CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
NO TROUBLE TO -SHOW GOODS.
• SEAFORTH, June 93, 1870. 112—
The Dominion Churn -will be on exhibition at
Kndx's Hotel, Seaforth, on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays and at five o'clock on each of
these days, tile subscriber will give practical
proofs of the real value oEfDtwheTitrRtiDcle
TENNANT.
Seaforth, August 26, 1870.
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Has just received a Fresh Stock of
PURE 'DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
and. Fancy Soaps, Conibs, Hair, Tooth
and. Nail Brushes, French-, English,
and American.
P E R F.LT M E R Y .
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CERTAIN PRESERVATION OF THE SIGHT.
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M . R. COUNTER;
NA' TATCHMAKE AND JEINELER, SEA-
FORTH, ONT, sole Agent for the sale of.
our Celebrated PERFECTED SPECTACLES, the
tense; oft whihh arestemid by uts, from inateriV
snit apnuur ea c Aesc.hro-
huarredd cusllebciraiilliyariftorajOisiacs puumos
matic as can be produced. The peculiar form
and scientific accuracy attained , by the aid. of
omplicated and. eostly machinery, warrants us
sertmg them to be THE MOST PERFECT
iSnPaEsCTA.CLES EVER MANUFACTURED.
They assist the sigh.t most brilliantly, confer
ease and comfort on the wearer, cause a confirm-
ous and abiding improvement of the .eyes, land.
last a great many years without requiring to be
changed. So they are the CHEAPEST as well
as the BEST. t;
LA.ZARUS, MO'RRIS & Co.
295 Notre Dame Street, (up stairs), Montreal.
a& -We employ no Pecilers. -
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New Suits, .
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ALSO A NICE STOCK OF
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Seaforth, April, 14, 1870. 52-tf-
4! A MINISTER.7-A correspondent
•ae /elates :—" Travellers alone
, b
roed Lo Mitchell, last Sunday,
sed end• startled ori approaching
it Se.bacli's bill to witness a
Ople:in. front of and around the
lking very- loud ana gesticulat-
tratively, the only intelligible
g ' Yah, yah," Nay, nay.' The
3ions 'created by this singular
1 scene was that the worshippers
n the sacred character of the
ce, and were discussing the war
gland. It appeals a difference
las for some time existed amoug
Aim as to the minister's useful-
id that the matter - culminated
formally deposedi on Sunday,
red to be two parties, but the
ed to be those who were oppos-
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ulster. The poor man was not
ads, however, for quite, a num-
ent sympathisers were gathered
as, carpet -bag in hand, he was
tying thesurging movements of
ats. - Finally,the deposed min-
friends withdrew, and ' peace
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cart and driver. . The latter and e
bystander. epplied their shoulders one to
each wheellof the cart ; a-nother t'ugged at
.
the ho) se's . head, and the lash was used
pretty freely, butall to no purpose, The
only effeot was another . jibe ;of the horse,
which nearly resulted in the wheel going
tin -011A a plate glass witidosy• of the prin-
b
cipal bookseller's shop. 1 The bookseller, a
-shrewd, common-sense man, at once saw
how matte's stood, and sodn fetching a large
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,Special nlegra
New lork, 31.
''of the Herald, Boni
A fearful battle wa
to -day by the Pras,
Prince and Prince
the forces of Mega
McMahon (*tureen
to welds Montmedv
Beaumontal and wa.
obstinate resistance
frontier. The Prus
of the road, and cep
camp stores, they di
Sition until night el
ing the battle was r
several dep.
London advices sa
St. George's Hospite'
Emperor, whose heal
er the battles of BE
were fought the saise
seems doubtful, but 1
fill. McMahon has
army &stride the Ms
perior force on both
was already attemit
bag the enemy on his
munications being
be wa,sted no time, b
he -could reach the et
French reports see
either on Sedan or M
enemy, whom it is n•
at a distance from 01
The Tribune's eors
the majority in the
no real regrpt at the
and Ministers decliel
feets guilty of exaspe
Protestants shall be t
tars the powers of tl
preme. She favors
even in this crisis.
lice proposes to alio
remain in Paris on e
duct. The _Figaro a
saying the people
into their own han
Prussiane are exter
come next.
Special correspond
Monday.—Pr
night have surveyed
way from Remlly
bridged over the M
and thus saving 20m
New Yolk, Sept. 1
Brussels, lst—It
fresh nettle commene
tioa of Sedon.
strong position.
New York, Sept.
cable dispateh repo
s battle yesterday, bef
eithinfetior force di
ground with desperat
kao said th-day that A
fered nearly as much
fighting continues se
region. Prussians be
to hold the Germans a
aLeytioonns., 150,000 stron
- The French official
31st a series of engag
tween McManon's ar
near tne city of Meze
na., to 8 p. Out
by the Prusssans'froin
we had but recently b
enemy immediately o •
was vigorous at first,
to a retrogade movem
we took the offensive r•
till 7 p. na., when dark
operations. After ni
the Mense in order to f
ray, a few miles eas
engagements of this da
sensible losses, eithots
heavy damage on the
on drove the Prussian
ed by the ramparts of
on the left side of the
experienced very heels
pelled to retreat,- whicl
towards Ville Mentey.
successful attempts th
in piecing themselves
of the Meuse, and on
31st McMahon crossed
zon, Ihus furnishing
of the dispatch of Kin
flounced that he had re
yoral the Meuse.
Berlin, Sept • 3.--T
been made public :-13
niches, Sept. 2, 1;22 p.
Ptussia to the Que
whereby the army at
of war hat just been e
Wempfeny, commaudi
allMcgahon wins is -1
petor hos surrendered
has no comman_deut
thing to Regent at Par
shall a,ppoint after an
at a rendezvous to be
haWyhtattaakeconuIrse events A
RiBngerwitiaSmeptasilus. t --
Sedan, Sept. LL ---The
half past 8"-clocle this in
th7hat ehv ec ictaoydr. sa nae ne dd catlzri
The enemy was almost
London, Sept 3.-7a
derof the Emperor and '
ed great excitement.
sal to know whether th
tion of hostilities and
tion of Paris.
London, Sept 3.—T
ceived here, dated Bru