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N W '` F' THE WEEK,
ON
Tlei machinery for,tbe new propeller to
be Wilt gat Gode ich`is being male at Rant
tears.
The Doan inion.revenue for the month of
October was $1,881,361, and the expendi-
ture $1A49,956.
Omaha., aaccerding to the Tribune of that
city, is destined to outstrip Chicago oefore
two decades have passed over
A little girl, daughter of Mr. Kerr, ad-
vocate, Montreal, died Gnddenly from suck-
ing the end of a bttrtcr of ltcifer matches.
Petroliafor the six days ending the 3rd
inst.,shipped 6,388 -barrels of elude oil ;
875 refined -; and -770 barrels of distilled.
It is announced that Messrs. McKenzie
and Blake have consented to address a pub
: -
lie meeting at St. Catheriues on the 15th
inst.
.Two yorng brothers, , John and Robert
Bow, in Montreal, were eached -fined $10,
for pouring coal oil on at rat and Getting
fire to it. •
2511 Papal Zouaves arrived at Montreal
on. Sunday afternoon, and have been re eit,�-
0d with all the ceremonial of the Cat otic
f urch.
,Tho Interco?oniaal Railway Colnmis ioth-
ers still consinue reticent respeetii g the
tenders for the last two lel tings. ° Wi art can
the matter be '1 '
At the Freelton Show, this fall, gr. H.
Gray, of Bevcrh , exhibited :a swede• turnip
which weighed 31 lbs.. and before the top
lbs.
cogs taken off o 51 .
•
The track of the Wellington, Grey, and
Bruce Railway has been laid, as fee as Al,
rea, and the railway will be opened for tide
c to' the station next }'eek. ;=
L 11iNova Scotia, the Poste Office. Savingsthe history o
,A painft 1 acci
gt> the townof:
to.IVIiss nisi)
and while a rte r
line' was ca g _
mkachine, a d r
girlcoma] in
was :stc}pp.d 1a
winding drew
against del. r
broken.
Mr. Ge
while out
stone 01'08,
wonderful
was tofew
Y
The fifth 1�
barely tow
in the. app
and two
!bought for $4,
er was offered.
the hands of a
cut ocvurred Jin, a fact ry
espeler,: on .let 3rd in t„
Booth. She iS a weav r,
ing- to tI%e;wUh' p,her ri o-
ytheg ritsgoffagi gi g
and around until the p or
eon • with the machine
put ,ut ff he crinoline s ill
oth het leg: so sigh ly
uteevork `ithat they w re
erg 'hUjel. i o Say dwluh East,
!tu ting last eek, near a'd-
t> •o,ight dow wit his rift : a
ape imen oi' n tore'` freaks. I
a out a year Old ti -ith five le =.
g irotruded roux he right hip,
he the groun a wamalfer i ed
•I' Tart, had a' ierfe t knee jo nt
Iisthn:t feet;. Th uriosity
and durin the clay the o • n-
$40 for hi ba • •aiu. It'iin
tixiclerm' t i,1-retroit;
-*ale
Mr. Velitnon Harcourt, M. P. for Oxf.rd,
in aadui•esslug the electors there, spoke of
the approaching marriage of the Pf,in ess
Louise to 4.he Marquis of Lorne. He said :
—" It so llaap}ae is that the Young noble an
gagat
f the
sr.d
t
the
.sR-e
zyt-
E POSI'rC NOv�Ml3� .. , 1870.
�o'adill:
J)ERS() 1, 'S
r
'STOOK,
enti.yAiarived
IT CONSISTS, -.)11
PLAIN AND FANCY TWEEDS 1
MELTONS,
Broad Cloths & Doeskins,
as O O
who. is for enoargli to ht -e secured he
affections Princess is a gr eat pei s nal
friend, - an , 11.
I happen his
parents at
h
to
at
rel
e slaty i ue
methem
n ai 's cr
ttia i of my o
•
•'t he hoose o
itoi ncement of
t I was first: m•
to k ow that it
ec lett ; and I
res ing, both i
mportauce, is
hearty sympathy
it p op}e. Tha
ani V, s hon c ; he
▪ h Crown, is
Ole
fact ----thea ail e.
I happen, . , �'s a
Np
marriage s MR
sure that , ` its
polit•icnl . ne
which 'Jell nd
approval a
daughter ° i 11' 1 be-
8towedl up c an
eveer Whi b 111
•on
i t.
ni
nd li
u
f• b
f t
ie
kleaatl
.pure'. a
er so int
torical i
e the
Engl isl
Royal F
iibject of
believe has a t`°bal,apeuec
ilgltnal- for rOa year
chis a v m' n' in Eiigl
c
that t hie Or' WIT' should
w sc loltc, nd thus have
iIto'a lOOlt offie alnd.iull2lf'-
t ith.:th ' eo ` e of this coun-
1 i server' s' y8 e --"It is -expect -
n en.t will be asked -to present
anise,, on her, marriage .wifh
f Lorne with the same dowry
to the, Y 'mem Helena on
n
th
Bank deposits -have reach ed the maximum•
alloy -ed by law. In New .Brunswick they
•
etre 1a :asier than have hitherto' been known '
le4test ,advices front the ,North -Wes
Staatt that the Indians are suffering terribly'
from the sw:dl-pox dying at tie rate of fif-
teen a day.' Many of the missionaries hare
succainbed to the fell disease. .
`he libel suit of B. C. Davy, baarrie-
ter, of 1s'a ,aa,tee, against the Cannula, Ceske'
wase ecided at the Kingston` Assizes, ,The
jttrv' atwa'ded the plaintiff ten dollars 4aiW
clot believe tl
who will regi
guided by .
brought it el
diate relay ion
.try." Thi `
ed that iaarl
the,Princeaas
the Marquis:
las th:�t gi•rian+ed
}her marriage
,Seine. wig
i
do
ncl
be
t
all a3i tl t
esx The lzbel'coil8istecl of 8 -wile ceiwnhenti - n, y
ort t :e professional concl at,et: oi• Mr. Daarzv �.tl date has
ALSO BEAVE
AND PILOT
I -Gs
AND ALL OTHER SEASONABLE GODS
iIN TE LINE.
E verythin made up in the Latest
or a iy tyle, t( suit Customers.,
ALL WORK WARANTED, AND PERFECT
'FITS GUARANTEED.
PRICES '1 'O STrxiT,T#HETIMYIES
SHOP OE DOO11 SOUTH OF ROB-
ERTSON & OO'S II.A•ILD\VA11,EtS"TORE.
S1.A.FORTtr, September 1 '1870.
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,
with Pay ince Christian of
irly, £30,000, and et
r ,
althalugli no alar cine sa•
nee for thei ar Y
At the nuptial will
it- t, to first wee' in
fining ceremony wilt,
at Wiudscr Castle.
ostein; f arm
of 6.000.
etth :rnl ou
gee
df rstooa tl
al ace aloe
l
Febrile r h' Intel
most likel ; tae celebrate
a ligaaor case at Nast aanee' son r time sago. riaage, it i:3 ut
As an eviden e of the extent of *_he °cattle :.probably -r a'l
trade around Elora, the Times states that
tare was' shipped from the Elora station
nineteen car loads of cattle; each car would
contain on an average .twentyione` head, �r
- total of say four hundred head. In, addi-
tion to this, severe.] 'droves were driven to
Gael ph. ..
The ha:rgo .T H ollin, of Wenona: was
towed into Kincardine by Miff propeller 11'
`etarozar, on Friday morning. She was
found abandoned the night before off Bay
ads Dore, loaded with lumber, water logged.
and one man lashed to the pump dead. The
cabin and wheel -house had been swept efl
There were no `paper s, compass, line, or- an-
chors aboard.
Another obstacle has been placed in .th
way of Riel achieving Parliamentary bon -
ours. Should he ever spp4ar in Manitoba
again he will be arrested, aaccerding tpthe
orders of Lieutenant --Governor... Archi-
held,: and if he resists heels to be "shotin'
his tucks." The order incl u des O'Donogii ue
and Lepine, who are to receive the same
treatment- as their whilom leader.
In the°.recent battle before Metz a Ger
man soldier in the front rank- of one of the
stcrmi ng- parties had both his lips partially
carried away by a ball,=, which grazed his
face, and was regafested tb fall Lack by .his
commanding officer., But he managed to
splutter out with great difficulty through
-the blood that gushed over his, mouth n
"No, no ! Captain, . not yet, I've sighted
the fellow that did it, and! he Must fall back
first !"
The Young Young Men's Christian Association
of Toronto announces th€t they have a com-
inittee for the purpose of showing kindness
to young men who are strangers, and lead-
ing them under religious influences. It is
requested that all who desire the co-opera-
tion of this committee, will send `the names
of young men about to remove to Toronto,
who•In_ they are interested, ,by the person
himself if possible, or by post, with such
particulars of character as they may deem
proper. -k -
Mr. T. Ccry, of Adelaide, has shown- to
the Strathroy Age a curiosity: It is a head
of wheat raised from as grain. probably thous-
ands of years old, taken front the hand of
an Egyptian mummy. It consists of a num-
ber of small beads growing from the= main
'stem, but presenting the appearance of a
head of wheat. Judging from the specimen
shown, it must have been 'very, productive.
While the grain is. thee sante, the head is
different from -any other 'variety hitherto
raised in this country. -
An accident occurred on Thursday even-
ing, the Srd inst., on the Great • estern, at
,St- Gatherines, which resulted in severe in-
juries to engineer Burdett. The London
Adverti er says that, by some oversight, the
Yarrow gauge switch was left open, and the
emotive and cars of the accommodation
being broad gauge, were thrown from the
track=as they entered the siding. Burdett
shut off the steam and jumped from the en-
gine, falling heavily on the track,' bruising
'
�- himself .alien. the. head and upper part of
the body."No.bones<< were broken, but the
contusions sustained are of a rather severe
"_ nature, and Mr. Burdett will probably have::
to- keep his bed for some weeks in conse-
Tees The train was delayed over two
hours by the acciden:P.
VIOL.
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FANO'
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A. large
also Dry 1
Seai`fortl
R` .OTO
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FOR -
ONS, BUGGIES.
U T''I RAL IMPLEMENTS, - s.nd in
an i ' eg drawn y the horse. A large
alw . ys kept onhand:. and ' for first -
SE SJ: OEING JOBBINGthatis the
Pape
F=b
f Dry Oak, and. other
Spokes, or Sale.
. 4th, 1814.
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MflLINEItMILLAINMY,
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MANTLE
MISS JJTOSH,
TA KES this oppuktunity of returning thanks
for the liberal patronage extended tohersince
coming to Seaforth, and 'would respectfully inti.
mate to customers and others, that she is still to
he foun. OVER MR,. CORBY'S ST01 E. All
orders will receive the UTMOST ATTENTION.
With regard to TASTE, NEATNESS and the
LATEST STYLES, cannot be EXCELLED IN
5EA.1?01t`1'H. ST It AN and H A I11 -'V 0 It K
CLEANED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
SEA—FORTH, March 31,'1870.
121-
ti(iUSE!
CAS
WILL CO 1 MENCB ON -
SEPTEMBER TEMBER THE FIRST
TO CLEAR OFF HIS
DRY GO JDS ST0C±
AT AO D U DER OOST.
GOOD SAL E FOR READ
Cas
Fri
SEAFo
;i
Y.
t for Bu ter and O th r
Pro u-ce. -
shTea Groceriks
.AWAY ON HAND. - I
TS, Sept. 1, 18 0. < 53-4
STRAYED BULLri.
1"
from the Premises off the subscriSTD
ben Lot 22, Con: 9, Morris, about the mid le
of Septl. last, a yearling bull, all red, Any person
givingsuch information as will lead to the rev-
ery of the same will b4 suitably rewarded.
s GEO. KELWaltonLY,
P!0
Walton, Nev. 3, 1870. , • P.O.
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SEAFORTH
FURNITURE WAREROOM
DESIRE TO (ALL THE ATTENTION OF
THE PUBLIC '10 THEIR
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These -machines possess many improvements
on any heretofore made, They are manufactur
ing Machines of TWO SIZES, one especially
constructed for travelling ; the other a smaller
size, calculated more especially for HOME USE.
-
So far as their -large mach.ane has been intra
dFACuced,TIitONhas given the VERY .BEST SATIS-
_
They manufacture the Pitts' Im-
proved Horse Power.
Iu addition to the above, the subscribers iranu-,
facture almost every article in their line, stitch as
SAWING MACHINES,
Capable of sawing from. 50 to 60 cards - of wood
per day.
STP,AW 'CUTTERS,
of a Superior kind.
GANG 'PLOWS,
T ie Latest Improved.
CULTIV kTORS AND PLOWS,
Whilch caunot be surpassed.
EVE, Y DESRIPTION OF
C sTII\TQ; 1
MADE ON THE SHORT 4:8T NOTICE.
—o
They have ahi !ally approved' pattern for SCHO ,
DESK IRONS.
R E PAI1 I N ALL BRANCHES
4 tended to Promptly.
ow They ern loy no Agents, and can therefore
give the purchaser _ the sevantaage of the coma
m 81011.
hey employ none but the best skilled labor,
and material, hien warrants them in guaran-
teeing satisf ac ion.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE GIVE US
A CALL BEPO3E BUYING F&OaX OTHERS.
ZAPFE A CARTER.
Seaforth, Sept tuber, 187 0,
M.. ROBERTSON
Importer and naanufacturor of .allkinds of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Such as
SOFAS, 4' -
LOUNGES, ,
CENTRE TABLES,
MATTRASSES,
DINING & BREAKFAST TABLES,
BUI EAUS,
CHAIRS, and
*EDSTEADS,
i In Great Varity.
Mr. R. - has great conldence fn offering his
goods to the public, as they are made of Good
Seasoned Lumber. and by First -Class 'Work-
men. -
COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.
On the Shortest Notice.
WOOD TURNING
Done with Neatness and Despatch-
Warerooms
Two DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S HOTEL,
Main Street.
Seaforth, Jan'y 21st, 1870. 57-tf.
PRIVATE SALE OF FARM STOCK.
rLundersigned offers for sale by private
bargain the undermentioned Farm Stock :—
One span of working horses ; one span of two
year old. colts ; one one year old colt; one pony ;
one waggon-; one set -of double harrows .; one
rn a : all near-
lyiron plough ; one set of double ha e
ly new : also. some fat cattle ; two milch cows
three one year old heifers ; two heifer calves;
four sheep. One yeas credit wall be given with
good security. - .
ALEXANDER SMITH,
Lot 28, 4th Con.
McKillop, Oct. 20, 18410. 150-tf,
L MSDEN
Has ju . t received a Fresh Stock of
P " E DRUGS
HEMiOv.LS
Toilet and F cy Soaps, Combs, Rau., Too
and Na 1 Brushes, French., English,
and American.
PE
RFU M E R ,L :-.
GEN UU N E DYE STUFFS
Guaranteed to be of the best quality .
Horse and Cattle Medicin6s
Condition Powder
Physicians perscriptions - carefully and ace
ately dispensed. -
R. LUMSDEN.
,THE LONDON
Commercial ' College,
AND
Telegraphic Institute,
Is the oldest and best known in the Dominion,
and has furnished Principals and Professors for
several of "thei other Commercial Schools. -
•BOOK. -KEEPING,
By Single and Double Entry is taught on the
primed and superior plan of . -
A CTUAL {BUSINESS_.TRANSACTIONS
Thorough Instruction in Short Hand Writing
and Telegtaphiug, at reasonable rates.
For full :information in regard to Forms,
Courses of Instruction, etc., 'address -
148—
London, Ont.
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JONES & BELL,
DANIEL MCPHAIL,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
FOR rm
COUNTIES OF 'PERTH AND HIJON
BEGS to return his sincere thanks to the in -
habitants of Perth for their liberal patronage
during the past six years: He would respectfu11
announce that he will attend to aR orders in
PERTH or HURON for 1870. Orders left at
the "Exrosi oR" Office, in Seaforth,. the Beacon
Office Stratford, or the AAt'ocTt, in Mitchel',
will be promptly attended to.
Conveyancmg, and Estate Agency attend
eel to, and loans negotia d.
OFFICE—East side the market. Mitchell,
Ont.
Feb- Os 1870.
TRACY, M.
Huron. °thee
East of the Methodist
Seaforth, Dec. 14th,
University, Mon
Office and reek e
Zurich, Sept. 7th„ 1
TAMES STEWART,
e/ of McGill Universi
Surgeon, ac. Office
Coox's. Varna.
1,1 Office, ---Opposite
deuce—Alain-street, Ne
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 18
goon, etc., °flick
of Market and High SU
of Kidd & MeMalkin's
Seaferth, Fele 4th 1
I- CAMPBELL, M D
ej Gill University
.geoneete., Seaforth,
Post Office 33uilding, up
found by night or day
Seaforth. July 15th.; 1
LE
Public, &e. Office of
-.Court House, ..:Goderieh,
N. B.—Money to!lend
Lands.
Attorneys at
! -encl. insolvency, Notari
Agents for the Canak
Houses and Lots for sal
Seaforth, Dee. 14th; 1
-DENSON MEYER,
_1) at Law, Solicitors i
ertcy, Conveyancers, No
fices,—Seaforth. and
Traet and Loan, Co. of
Colonial Securities -Co.
Money at -5 per eent ; n
TAS. IL 111ZNSON't
Seaforth, Deo. 10th. 1
ficial Dentu
latest imp
care taken fur tne prese
tender teeth, Teeth e
Rooms over Collier's Sto
Saeforth. Deo. 14, 186,
HOT
°AJMER:01AL HOT
Laird, preprietor,
moclation for the travel
and bar are always sup
merketsafforkl. Excell
ONX'S HOTEL (L,
liberal patronage award
the hotel business, are
thet he has again rest:nue
stand, where he will b
from old friends, and ma
Sea,forth, Ajay 5, 1870.
T R. ROSS, Proprietor
.e) begs to inforen the
the.travelling !community
first-class accommodation
-a ways on hoza, gu
Seaforth, Feb. Sth:186
Wei-eve:ems, (1a.te of Arne
Y.- Manager. This hotel.
ly rnished, and refitted
-one of the most enneferta:
the Province. Good Sam
cial Travellers. :Terms li
Goderich, April 14,
Q HARP'S UTERI
ei E /MR TR. First
alweys on hand at reas
Seaforth, May 5th*,' 1870.
,and Specifications (L.
ten, Plasterer's, and M
and valued,. Offiee—Ove
atom, Court-Houte
Goderich, April 23,
of Conveyancing done with
G. MoPhillips, Commie "
Next dome south. ef Sh
soaforth, Dec. 14,
LI. the County of
Articular attention pea
took. Fann Steck Seel
Terms. Ceecels Appraised
revedlord's Warrants Ex
First Division Court for