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'G SALE.
CLASS
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•
men & Co. having concIude,t-L:
-he Grocery 'business will, tor
o months, dispose of the
eir stock of Groceries,consist-
ing of
EES .
RiCE,
NENV FRUITS.
Wt N
Q U OR S,
ETC -
under Cost:
'an the “tention of th.,
r,thers to this sale-, as:they
a Oh-tali-I./run their holi-
a Groceries, Fruits, Wines
at wholesale cost.
t stock. must be elea.red_ out
4 fitul it advantage-
. took of Wmes, Li-
e,
of the stve to be disposed of.
AHEARSON & CO
u, .28tX1870.
ty bar.yelt of hand picked
Apples for SaIe.
NEWS
-FOR THE—
or SeafOr-th
_,
CONFECTIONERY
Q -
V :4111AGiC
"ttf Strotjord.)
,auttirnbisold place, Otte (10:017
ears Grocery Store.
agh .xt-islies to- return to his
iends and customers, his sin
for their Liberal patronage in
d hopes that they will con-
' the future.
TPAS:la% Cavanagh
-‘q propai ations for the corn.
as, and Dbl..; to tur-
ners with everything M hie
• Brtad, Confectionery-, Can -
icy cakes, Wedding cakes,
and all descriptions of
Mutton Pies and all kinds
titsalso good accommoda-
m4 fx(an the town and coun-
JUDI) 131O Vegetable
Try it, it never fails, and
rAltItEN &
• - hest in the Market al,
:RS :4ARDLNE.
„kin avs on, hand.
viz A TIIIAL. 1
J. ( VANAGH..
• 03; 1'670. 134-tf,
itrsfu ERMR GAKES
ttI.
ArattES prompt-
p.r4
1114 NI)1.•••&. ti
g .11111,
)oor, and
FACTORY
icribt rt: I eg have to thank
ph,s, cust( mers for thc;
thelia, sine(
i. an
iv
'willbe favt redwith
same.
dir.-.4 to build would df
;htii a call, as they
p L;.t..1 a 10.,r,_::e Stoel:
QASHES-
1. =
tisbil;LE-ItitS„
Iv, exG.,
u., :t
1: Ludtn of r 4satiNfaetion
r.iko may favour aunt with
ah none hut,
eia,4 oC1tn4n,„are
41r i.t.Et11:1011 paid tt) CtEstOIrt
= 111,ZOADFOOT &GRAY_
^
—RN FOP SALE.
rs FOR. SALE the
-Oiown as the New Dominion
e of Pluevale. This
un lately reacted, is
ferthe vet., nimodation of
paidio, having good sta-
,
.:Le (I/ iv ing-zqu.d. x
lll-rooni over the
ert. Y,4•11 e;11z.k. to
in (41 (inkr. Th,
t)..•1t1 cflitSStS (4
•f .elltitt laud. weii ad-
\cid) a.
ti hit trtts. This
few rods. north of the
rI in the village, this heino
trent NVroxetcr to Whig.
tki hien:refine, c..'This
sold tor ca --.11, or, if the
.tntiot pai it all. a balance
i.fl bond and morts4at4e for
-
tureltaser ran bu3r thf
trts. chairs, bedsteads,
culars apply OU the prein-
WILLIAM ROSS,
Proprietor.
15S-tt
ECT SCHOOL.
LAMES' Select School
opened by MRS. E. J.
in (vet. `.:-.4th, in Mr. Kidd
the store_ A, liberal patro
,people f Seaforth,_ is solicit
see Mrs. Miller,. at Dlt.
t O,13.71t.
LIVERY" STABLE, MAIN
ieril. First Class Horses -
Js. al -ways on hand at as reoni- -
R. L ifARP, Proprietor.
ay Rh, 1870.
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ANti'Aitit 20;" -178
HE.A.TNA.ND• MOTION.
-EssAy. By 31, P. HATES, BEFORE :THE
stiroant. irarratAav .AND SOTEN-.
TIrIC SOCIETY.
On Wednestlay evening,' the: 4th.
inst., m. p. Hpyes, Esq., of this vil-
lage, delitkered on essay on "Heat
as a Moo of Motion," before , the
Seafortli Literary and Scientific In-
stitute He commence(' by explain-
ing the difference between the two
oppoSing theories of heat which- have
'4itheito divided the opinions of sci-
entific enquirers. The material the-
ory, he explained, was that theory
which held heat co be a kiud of, sub-.
tile ether -jai fluid which pervaded ,
the in teratemie spaces Of, matter, and
was devoid of th.e.property of gra v-
br -weight, which belonged to
other material' bodies. Ile slio wed,
however. that as, this theory failed
to -explain certain phenomena, :is,
for instance, the, unlimited supply,
• of heat which is evolved by the op-
eration. of friction, it had been grad-
ually abandoned for the Meehan,
ical or • the dynamical theory:
The latter. theory, (concerning.
heat, which may be defined, in the
clear and concise language of Lord
.13acon, as a kind of motion., or asa
species Of which motion iSthe genus)
was held by John 'Locke, two Inin'-
dred years ago, and was with great
precision expressed by that philoso-
pher. He said, .' Heat is a very
hriskagitation of the irlsensible parts
of the object heated, which produces
in us- that,sensation from tt 'licit we
denominate the object butt so what
in our sensation is heat, in the 01;tect'
is nothing 'yet motion." , Act orditig
to: this theory, the tuoleculas parti-
cles of a body acquire ten internal
mOtion -among themselveS, as au ef-
feet orthe solar rays, of terrettrial
combustion, cit' of mechanical frie-
tion, and, as itt welt., the '\ i)artichS.
lose their motion, .and the force is
capes. Sir 11: Davy held the same
theory of 1ie4. He compared this!
motion aeiong the minute, particles
of Ladies with the centrifugal, an4
axial motions of the earth" and the
heavenly b.odies. The tnoleculds,
h aviug an infernal tary mo -
ion wlitch cbaesponded With tile
motion of the -planets On their
axis; and also an expansive mo-
tion Cbrresponding - with. the nu)
'
,ton wliick the planets perfornled
ttround- the solar centre. After
explaining the• dynaMical tlieorv
at . some length) Mr: Hayes marn-
tained, that may be demon-
strated by i1rnost eve.rY aio c
of Our daily lireg. intistp..tieli as there
can be. no motion without a corres?-
nonding developinent Of heat in some
glitipe or othct. ou a --cold day,
we want to w.trtn. our lnuuls and
legs, wo 5et then, in motion by strik-
ing thein. forcibly together On a4rainst
our bodies, and thereby in-
stinctively, the ,00st p)(iiound phi"-
osophirnd inet ttod-of-prodneing heat,
Eby here we have the _motion sudden-
ly arrested, and the , fore which
_moved the lintbS is immediately con-
verted into heat. Mr. -Hayes also
adduced as mother instance the en-
gine and bellett the heat genettated
on the rails and by the collision of.
rail way - trains, the blacksmith's
blows on tilt anvil, and the -friction
of two pieces of wood, as illustrative
of the convertibility 6f motion' inte
Ileat. Here he introduced tin ex-
periment, sho-Wing how -motion.
through friction is transfornied into
'neat, by means: 'Of it small machine
he had constructed for the purpose,
It is impossible, iu our presentlirn-
,ifs, to folIew the lc:aimed gentleman
throughout his arzurnent and illu§-
trations. One interesting theory
advanced-, however, was the quan-
tity of heat-produ6ino• force required
to overcome the Cohz'esive attraction
subsisting litgween the particie't of
frozen water'ot' ice, which terved to
explain the unity of forces which
governs the atomic or molectilar ail
ticks, as well as the astronomlicar
bodies of the universe. It is hoped
that Air. Hayes may again address
the lustitnte on the same subject,
when he mav be able to adduce evi-
dencethat ha- is simply a form of
the same power which pi oyels the
solar bodies through space, as it is
clearly alliedin its laws of opera-
tion to the other cosmical forces of
the universe.
Sunlight a Necessity.
un baths cost nothing, and are 1
the most refreshing, life-giving baths
a man can take, whether sick or b
well. Every housekeeper knows v
the beneffi of giving her woolens an
-exposure to the l sun, frorn tithe to
time,and especially after a long rainy
teason or absence of the sun. Many
will think of the injury:their clothes
are liable to from. dampneSs, who
will never reflect that an occasional
exposure of their own bodies to the
sunlight.is equally necessaiy to their
own health., The sun -baths cost
uothing, and that is a Misfortune,
for people are still deluded with the
idea. Wat those things only can be
*pod ang useful which cost money.
Let it not be forgotten, three of
God's most beneficent gifts to man—
three things the most necessary to
health—sunlight, fresh. air and wa-
ter, are -free to all; you have them
•
I
1, "
. URON )EXPOSITOR.-
aburdance, wi hout money and
without Price, if ou will. If you
would erjoy good wrath, then see to
itAhat you tire slit plied with 'pure
lto breathe, all the time; that you:
bathe fot an hour t two'in the 81111-
. .
light, al d that ou quench you •
thirst wi b no otbe , fluid than water.
41.•
anne and.,Dea h of the Apos-
tle
St. :Iftt,tliew it ,sapposed to have
niartyrellA )- or was put to
the k woril, at the city ef
telt was dragged through the
Alexar dria, Egypt, till he
1
• tiffered--
ioatli by
thiopit
St. M
• tr.?: ts o
•;.tnired.
:St. tu
live tre
St. ;Jo
f boilin
eath.
-
was 11
Greeeil.
in was pip
oilat
EEc afterwLd
a1 iteat1 111'Epli4i1
•St. James the (14-1.e
ed ttt Ji esalem.
James the 'Ie
f •otti a pinnaele.ot
r le„ ftad then bca.:en
tl 111 er'S ,
-St. iliilip. was iu
a pillar, at
;
13at1io1oinitv
p
Ly nintint.
Andrew- Mri•% t 1)
henc(Ii preache I
11 h e fX 1)i
St. Thomas was j11
liodv.-1)\- lance, .r! e
East. !id ies.
. tt.,1 Qurious
It w
IS LI16. C.11S,birit
fivelulylred ,yoars
ti11., erz1,. tt., hltVe n111; '1111
inged upon an
into a eauldroi
rie aod eseapeC1
died a natu
s in Asia.
Rt WaS behVatl-
wa8 thrown
ing of the tem -
t death with
iGiri
0(' the unnta.trrieq
yi;q1K, 011 ;1, certain. la v
asset)) 1,4(:11 all ita
i.hltag6.1 The niost;
pit up:-Orst, and t1ii! n
e highest gaino.d.
T 10 per:S6,Li
11 wet! her, ancl so !on
m grai t
w'th handsome. tti •e,
ti
up against
t city of Piny-
• flayed alive
rbatems king.
id to a CrO8s,
the pf!Ople
throuati the
•
Malipar, in
om
ifl i5abylon,
rL th(1.
mai ary.:tion'
3. in every
each- district
cf:utarriage-
ea ti tu I was
1.11 who paid
)ssion of bet..
1 charms fol.
so that the
tllenlseljies
akcordiegl to
e; leee-th -of theii. pumes. Tit re
May yet t( n i1A3a4)7101.1 some
4w tern 110 1119110V 'va Offered, hut
ti e pto den t yyl!_isianS 1I4I'd
Q. at. i When- all li_ju,; comely ,ones
ate s41)1a• the crivir
dc
I
ioraiett ono 1.-,0 t11
ma, 'di] wh
Lana l sum,' she iS
is satisfied with
in this manner, till, ti
from the sale of the lnin
aS a portion. to those
of disagreeable looltt„t
any other impt,rfectionS.
The Qonclition of
The 1•01 ) wing
ut of the New -1",otlz.
Amps, give some
t learfel conditiou i 0
any JI 1111.0 1 lo it.tflerIngsot
Fren peoplo ca 1 likrdly be i li-
ned ; notwithsiant ing, they
brivel v hold OUt, a 1 1 tc0l1tIflUc to
lie invader :
fulniture 6f
been burnt
'ling burns
)od.' At :Ver-
t the cows,
very young
e
(1'S th()d ID
p, trn af
IrrN7 "her
dged to h
least ; a
one v
dsoiiic serve
o are eitLer
w that have
st,
per
or
int
ud
pe
ten
su
• di
ag
France.
t cUrrespoit-
Times will,
of the pros!
and
,
it-iflict heavy losses upon
411i-Quild j'-: 15 the. ilich
hundreds of villagesla
to. Ivar in soldiers. ' 'No
-so well as piano -W
sales they are eating a
antithe d4truetion .r. (
..
rural, as sbell .will mak
soon as ;
famine in the futurel in the Paris
soltie the French not •lily picked
up and cartied offth . fl ,Sh of every
horse of their own kg& or wound-
ed, but added to their in at supplies
some Irundrecls of th d de td horses of
the Gentians. Those ak n at Chain-
pigny are said to be 0 0 or 1,200.
South of the Loir 1 i. erhaps the
richest and lovelie district of
France, the '0'18 a teria 1 desolation.
The Itil'etch would !nowhere stay
beaten. They atta ked the Ger-
mans, tin ee days 1.1.1 1ning, with in-
cre lible fury, and th ugh the King
of iPrussia telegrapl' ed that they
w,e•e victoriously re! Ulsed, it was
i
no witho-ut. heavy'16 s. On evert
sidp were timing villages ; -while
fill of Fre ich and 0 rman wound-,
everyhouSe not burned -.vas crammed -
ed,. and the fields we filled with
det d men and borsee. At one point
W� are told of fifty thousand Len
sle ping in the open a r on._ a frosty
night, warniing th' selves from
tiine to t :me at. hug fires of un-
breshed wheat, whic i added their
glow to the fires o burning vil-
ages. SO Many vill s are burned
c
hat their na,mes ar not remem-
ered, and they are d upped as the
illage that is burning •r the village
rning." The
burnt—only
battle of Or -
filled with
next the One that is
larger toWns are no
plundered.' After th'
'leans, the cathedral w
wounded and prisone s
HOW To FILL Eli
Spurgeon gave this ad
burgh once If yo
-are naourning over e
your placeof wors
advise you to praise 1.11
There can be no difficttl
erino•5 some points in:
pastor excel • dwell
°enemies, and not up
Lt.& of the s irital ben -
derive from his se
you will induce the p.-
11
PEws.-e-
ice. in Edin-
any_ of you,
ty pews in
p, I would
our minister.
ty in discov-
which your
on these ex -
his failures;
t which you
ns, and tb.us
ple to come
and listen' to him, and at the same
time you will do him good, for the
full house will waatu him up and
make him a better pre,ac:her, end
you yourself will- enjoy himthe
more because you havo thougl# and
spoken kindly cot* him. Believe,
then, that the tJIiug pp of the eh tnich
is ii6t 'ti1b1)e'T14t.e pastor's work."
4
Seitioltit Foltitc11,1
ZAPFE & CARTER
TO LL TEL A.TT.EN '1 ON
OF THE PUBLIC; `1:0°THE
IPIt VE
Tka.resIji g 11/1a.chi es
BESir I
SENT. IN USE.
These mach i ies pesseSsManY 'imp ore-
-merits on any 11.ketofbre lllalle,: They are
manufacturing 'NI aclan es or r.r WO Sii2ES,
one especially constr icted for travelting;
the other`a sini,ller s' ze. c;t1culated. nore
especially 'for HOME I7Sif!. ' •
. -So far as their ]ane niaelii ne has. leen
introduced, it has giv -n the VERY BEST
8.V11I8PACTIt iN. .
rill y 4.1 au urn c ..uro t 11 0 T34-1:'
• . I1np1oVecTilors6 Powe
. , _
their line,. such as
401a addition. to the allovo, the subs rib -
(1S n anufacture atro( -•:t i:-.Vory arLieue in
I
.8 AWING 1‘. Lk CHINES,
-Capable ek satrieg from 50 to C0 cords of
wood Ili. day.
-: S TR AW CUTTERS-,
of a Superior kind.
G.A NO PLqw,
• 'Phu I.tteF-,t 'ImprOVetl.
>
611-LTIVAT0RS AND PLO ¥8,
. -Which cannot be surpassed'.
-i--7----0 --
EVERY DESCR1.11.1.0N Wi'
MADEON THE SHoirrEsT NOT cE.
They llaNe a l'i,..0;13' a vroviAl patter, for
. . -01..).%zp-..4. ..,.. tt II fluilS.
REPAORS HO A L BRANG ES
Attended to -)romptly. '
' They employ 11 ) Agents, and can: -
therefore giVo t 10 int chaser the ad-an-
tacre of the comthissioi. •
Theyc...mploy lionobut the best ski led
labor, and material, which ' warn nts
them in guar= ceilig satisfaction.
INTENDING PU CHASERS WILL PL SE
. GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING
. FROM OTHERS..
!
. ZA PIE & C.A.RT k.
Seaforth; Septembcr,•11870,1-.
. : ' ' 143-1
MR. JOHN THOMPSON
riHANKS his numerous. custeniera for
k their liberal palroinvi'c during he
ast fifteen years -1 and: -trusts he will re-
ei ve its Contimiance,-
He,his now On. hand :a large ass rt-
-exit of Good. Sound - -
re1e11 ::Henaiock
Whi h he warrants give satisfacti n.
ALSO
FENCING AND DRAINP.1,rG
LAMBE:74
ALWAYS KEPT (11..-N .CAN1).
—ALSO 2--
200 GOO 1FEET CF PINE
IpilLDINC. AND. CENERAL PURPOSES.
Which he offers on liberal terms. Or-
ers will bepromptly attended to.
The Mill is situated on the Townline
f McKillop and Hallett, 3and miles ,
f orn. the Huron Road.
Seaforth, Nov. 16, 1870.1 84-tf:
Trv,
J. SEATTER,
XCHANGE BROKER,
_ ,
And dealer in .Pure
RUCS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUSIERY,
ANCYAN D 'TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for SewiniMacliines. Money
t lend on easy ternis.
OeipPurpumosesW.in, es and_ Liquers for medi-
SEATTER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 59-tf.
.
,
MILLINERY, DRESS
—AND --
MANTLE MAKING.
MISS ,11/10INTOSH
MA 1(* this oppuquiiity of returning.
I thanks for the liberal patronage ex-:
,tended -x;: her since coming to Seaforth
and-wo id' respectfully intimate to ens-,
tomers nd others that she is still to be
found. OVER. 'AIR, MoDOCOALL'S
STORI • All orders will receive the
UTMOt T ATTENTION. With regard
to TA TE. NEATNES8 and theLAT
EST 81 YIJE,S, cannot be EXCELLED
IN SE,P FORTH. ,STR.A.W and IIATR
mpitK CLEANED ON THE SHORN -
EST N TICE.
'SEM? larch 31, 1870.
121 --
BUSH FARM FOR SALE CHEAP
UNDIMSIO-NED offers for sale,
• -1 chevp, Lot No. 30; Con. 15, t•rwnship
of Grey, Co. of Huron; about 70 acres of
this lot are timbered with hardwood;
four auto of which are Chopped., the bal-
ance is imbcred with cedar old pine of
excellen quality. There is sufficient of
this latt )r tiniber to pay for the Whole
lot. The lot will be sold CHEAP 'FOR •
CASH, r on time. Title indisputable.
For furt ier particulars apply (if by let-
ter, wet aid -to Adam (-fray, Planing Mill,
Seaforth Or to the undersigned proprie-
tor.
1 ODEII1CK GRAY, -
mamesford, P. 0.
Than]. sford, Nov. 9, 1870. 153- ff.--
T
"inves
.8 and 9
SEAFoirr
!MON FY !
$5,000 TO LEND:
1.1 the above sum, on band for
men t on good Farm Security, at
er cent. , Pri vato Funds. -
JOHN S. PORTER.
July 125,-1870. 139
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K 1 D D'S Go to.the Best
THE BRITISH AUERICAltt
t
AND
I BRYANT, STRATTON & ODELL.
- • CONSOLIDATED
BusrAtEss- COE'LtGEt.
3•.Tow the largest, most extensiv arni
complete BU81NESS SCHOOL in ths!
I country. It .has the largest 'staff 4)i
FASHION, adapted business forms, and the. best AT-
rteachers, the most practical and btsi
ranged and most commodiou;• apart-
ments- It is under the management
thorough business men, fully alive to aic,.
the-. -requirements of the -butiness-com-
imutit„). The advantages anc faiiiri-i i.
afforded' in this institution:aye unequal
• in the cOuntry, and no young man shonir.
enter on .a. basil -legs _cariaev without full)
availin„a Limself of its benefits. Wc
mlIE subscriber begs to annolunee to awarded the
the public tbathe has opened a
Fit St, I i
raze n Business.Pcii -
)
EMPORI
SEAFORTH.
Splendid
inanship-!
Assortrilent At the lath Provincial &ion 2:2,
London. As this is the 8IXT11 eouNcea -
five year that we have tal en thi-i
we feel confident that there can be
ono opinion as where to go to learn t
write.
For specimens of writing, babk notes
; circulars, &e., address
• ODELL &
1,18—
STAPLE AND J-f.;--VN(y
DRY GOODS,
.GLOTIMN-(4-;
CROCKERY;
MOUS AP LOT FOR. SALE. 1
. 131t_1.3( ei371. AGE, '26 x 36. frame
bin). and 'stable, half an acre of -land,
:planted 6th ellOieeEtt fruit trees, all
bearing, I good well, etc-. Likewise a, I
park lot 'Ontailling BX acres, moro or
less, in t ieli;ghtst state of cultivation,
newly dr tined and manmed, and seeded
fenced sith a Dell; substantial ;board 1 W
ilown 'NV th tinlettIV and (joy er, and.
fence- lot i adinirably adapied 1
f,.‘r nur . cry or a intrket gai'den. Thy. ;
abo-e. pr6verty'J it:110,1,il in the village 1 - ire
•••
LOri/DtAk
THE GHEISTIA.N UNION -
A GREAT .11E1,11;10 -FS
TuE UMW\ is a
going Iteli.•ions
, •
sixteen large quarto p: -.!.c-4. • cp.,_1;
being cut and. stitchet. III:NI:7 NATI •!,-4
BtEmE11 is its Editor. and it may bo_
1‘.1.1'11)."-"I').; best u-kscribed as an II:,
pendrnt Weekly Jodi nal_ dm-01.1.41th lte •
lieion,_ Reform, loein anO
lAmestie News; of the • t Inn e.'1 • d
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contril nth o 1n,ni wt n t miut
.1 writers .
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'natter of a high :mil pure rtligiatis tont-
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than any Gther„.
work- is in the hinds of experi, .1..-xd any..
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The contributors are It epr, utativt
Men of all denominations, :.•11,1 is in.
creasing in pi iee more ra:-/Adly than in
other religious weekly.
8 UBS(.111IPTI 0.7.c ]'IIRF, cF, Only
POP year, for which are given the papvi
ior one year and a ut)ry
of 1:0xl»rouvh, on tlic banks of the •
Kraitland. 25r'fcet ahove tile -level of the
river, on a 'U( t\ mad., and two ; The whole of the Stork is entirely new,
•J10. 11 it af, Jab. Terms
IU )1-E1 1and bought in the best lion•,es in Canada. -
p1 to
te;iltAborough.
li Dce, 14, .
L. IV Mt' QT
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ME ROSs desiriei•
Pi publiti that Le haS
Livery Skitble conne
hotel, where parties can„
ated with hr; -t. class Inns,.
ABLE.
: to in form the
or( m d a New
ction with his
ae:•o)11mod
•s; ;11,i;vehi(!lede
s,
lie is termined to sell at prices that
811;s )0 .)U\
T rva KO
Neal OYU] OV. 1st, 1870.
153—
reason4bie prieeN,. TOYS 8r. triODS
Sea or ill, ,lan'y.21 1s70. )7 .f _ .
IRO
ThJ"TH BLOOD.
Sy HuM°13‘g.
1,:)0 PERI AN SYRUP makes th eweak strong,
and expels lisease by supplying the blood with '
OWN VITALIZING AGENT --IRON.
Caution. Be sure you get Pernvlan S'yrtip.
Pamphlets roe. J. P. DriSMORE, Proprietor. 1
o. 30 Dey st., New YorR.
' So dig Druggists generally. C
NOW TS THE TIME TO III:1-
YOUR
beristmas Presents
F' -RM FOR SALE. 1 4
- Superb Engaving of 11 hi ;Jon, to all
subscribers. Specimen copies $wit
PRIM by mail to any address..
.3. 13. FORD P C0., Publi--vers,
161 30 Park 1Z ow, New York
oeirtt4re
•_g )
7-01;1.,,r) RESPECTFULLY inforin
; V V the publi c that they now:ha-pc the
SALT CPAS
AT
A
AND = ' S FA. r()R
T
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-I- OT 12 Con 9, Township of (4rey, COMPLETED,
J
1 containino- 100 acres of land, 55 acres Just received a complete stock of
*XI.) PREPAPF1)
TO RECEIVE AND FILL
ALL ORDEI Zs
WI
clea,red, w:th good buildings and orchard.
The farm -will be sold oneasy terilis.
.pply to •
31. Afel)EIENTID.
• 1-Tappurhey.
Oct. , 1870. 149. ;
Cie
Bon
GREAT
111_1"gr__ je
et
ihron & Son9 s
ff1HE UNDERSIGN ED, INTENDING
TO GIUSE
VE UP BINSS IN THE
STAND THEY NOW Oet Y, -WILL
. SELL FOR •
•
C30;\T MCDsi\Tria--1
THE WHOLE OP THEIR STOCK OF
D ta. GOODS,
3 5
Clothing Tweeds &c
FOR CASH
At Cost, Priee.
-
Dress Goodsof all kinds,- ,
• - At Cost Price.
(Ready-made),,
At Cost Price.
English and Canadian Tweeds,
At Cost Price.
Shawls and Jackets.
At Cost Price.
We also sell a large lot. of
BOOTS' AND
SHOES at a Small Advance on COST.
Gr This is no humbug. Parties want-
ing Cheap (400ds, will find it to their
advantage to give them. a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All parties owing accounts will please
call and settle them, as they wish to close
their Book l at present.
J. BONTHR. ON & SON.
Seafortb. "hctober 3, 1870. 132
FINE COLD AND SILVER JEWELRY -
RUSSEL AND SWISS
WATCHES.
To he sold Cheaper thaw
ever.
M. R. COI.:NTEli.
SISAFLIRT11, Dee. 13, 870. 52
TORONTO rifILLINERY.
MiSS ERWIN,
DESIRES to respectfully inform the
ladies of Seaforth and vicinity, that
she has removed her Milline) 3 Establish-
ment to
REYNOLD'S BLOCK
EAR THE RAILWAY STATION.
Miss Erwin would also take this op-
portunity of saying that she has very
considerably increased her stock which
consis_t:Nsioi
NTLES,
HATS
ANI) BONNETS,
' Ready trimmed.
DRESS CAPS, &c., &c.
Orders for all kind of work, such as
antleandDressmaking, Braiding, Trim-
ming, etc.
Promptly altenden to.
A stork of piece Satins of all shades
on hand.
Seaforth, Sept. 21st, 1870, 146-tf---
-
CUSTOM
FINE;
COARSEAND
LAND
ALT:
• TERMS CASH.
. Seaforth, Sept. 145, 1870.
TATLORIN
rpTIANICING- the public for their liber.
al patronage extended to us since
commencing business, we hope by strict
attentionto merit a continuance of the
same.
SEAFORTH
FURNITURE WAREROWM:
M.ROBERTSON
Importi.r and manufacturer of all kinf3-01s
HOUSEHOLD PURNIT
such: as
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
C:',EIS''THE TABLES,
MAT'rRASSES,.
DINING & BREAKFAST TABLE:54
Bi3B.E.A138,
CHAIRS, and
BEDSTEADS,
In Great Valiety.,,,.
made of Good. Seasoned Lumber. :AM-
Mr. R. has great conidence offfe:i-
: ing his goods to the publie, as they a;.7)-
-Crillisil\T C4 -
Parties who may require Cutting!
done, caRhave it executed with Accu-
racy, 'Neatness, andDespatch,at MOD- !
BEATE PRICES,
SUTHERLAND BROS I
sEAFoRili,!sept-f nber 1, 1870. 82
by First -Glass Workmen.
00 -
Coffins made to Order,.
On the Shortest Notice.
WOOD TURNING
Done with Neatness and-Desna:till
Warerooms
TWO DOORS SOUTH SHARLF3
HOTEL, Main Street.
Seabrth, ,Tan'y 216t, 1870. 57-.
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