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SEAFORTII
amber Yard.
BEE & M ACDON ALD
inform the public that they have
a LUMBER - YARD in Seeforth,
Learson's Mill, on the ground for-
ised as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
t Lee.
- will keep. constantly- on hand a.
isortmeut of ALL KIND.t.;Oi
ER, dressed.' and undressed_
LATH AND SHINGLES,
rhich they are prepared to sell at
-est possible prices,. or Cash.
tars and others will find it to their
ege to inspect our stock, and as -
our prices before purchesing elst
43-
we are in a position to offer
ducements to caste purchasers.
MA.YBEE & MAC:DONteLD.
Dec. 29, 1870. Cu I 60-tf
;NORWAY OATS.
years ago the subscriber obtained
..ketas & CLARE, New York,
IL W. RAMSDALE'S Norway Oats,
h I -paid Four Dollars, I sowed
one-third of an acre and c)litained
-e Bushels ; I sowed theme again
and have new a quantity ort
-hich I ofter for role• at the fettaw-
es :--From one bushel to ten, Can,
ex- bushel ; ten bushels- and -up-
Seventy-five cents per bushel.—
be the most productive oats that
[-en triectin this part of the court -
warrant the above tette to name
from any foul seeds_
EDWARD TURNER.
raith,
t 29, 3rd Con., H. R. 164-8*
,FARMS FOR SALE.
Lot No. 22, 1:tat, concession
eiship of McKillope centaining
eadreci Acres, forty-ttve of which
red. well -fenced., at' :1. never fait-,
cam of water runs threugh one
No buildings. Also, the Timex.- -
rru. of eight years of the lease of
Lots 27 and 2S, 12th concession,
;-0 privilege of purehaaingat ante
Purchase money $1,275, to extenrl
5eriod of ten years. This lot is
lead. For further particulars
t) the undersigned.
THOMAS. STEPHENS,
. Seaforth.
162-tf
try- 11,:1&7L
M.OistiElif TO LEND.
"arm or desirable Village Property -
Lit per cent. Payments made to
borrower. Apply to e
L G. McDOUGALL,
Insurance Agent and
Commissioner, Seafortle
N SEATTE.R,
Exehange Broker,,Seorth.
162 -Gm
ry
3, 1871,
E. THING FOR ALL.
'Sr CHEAP AND GOOD
CLOTHING
It ALL CLASSES.
varied taste aroand we see,
7ever we may press I
i'ashions gay, for work or play,
ery point of Dress
ons roll, so costumes ehange,
t beauties daily spring,
Attneasett's Denss maintains
ame,
II it's just the thing.
ose -who bale in princely halls,
_lead the world of dress;,
,se in humble spheres of life
opinions to express ;
e and all those facts endorse,
h through all Canada ring,
a,nnesoN's Clothing is fur all,
eth, the very thing
1. sports, boating trips and tours,
eeau, rail or road,
propriate in each part,
;:tutial. smart and good.
titute it first-class work,
rieeced artists bring
texubined knowledge, and, of
rourse,
we it just the thing.
etli wearers, ample care
1y- now displayed ;
)tce is most aetountling, too,-
1areeet in the trade.
, new, to meet thettirima,
usly you'd bring,
orehase, the Amlerson's dress.;
Lhe very thing.
tice Stock of Scarfs, Ties, Collars -
always. on hand.
AI\ 1/14: RS ON,
Merchant Tailor,.
Seaforth, Ontario.
^
-
N WATSON
Ilekg ON HAND- THE
tNQ BEST
MACHINES
N- THE MARKET,
Family use, or for Al anufac-
airposes. _Both singie-threadet
Ubbathreaded, and loch -stitch
e can 1)0 Supplied.
et satisfaction guaranteed, and
auns ento. purehasers gratis.
N. WATSON
sure property againtt Fire and
tisaster, and lzife and Limb
death and aceident„ with the
repanies, being Agent for
verpoul and Leaden and Globe,
iiskj
[-iv in vial of Canada, (Canada. )
• Distriet _Mutual, (Village and
aeara District Mutual, (Village
[ 'Farm.
-evelers a Hartford, (Life and
• LiberallyAdjustedand
romptly Sett(ed.
r
017\ LIC. 1 0 LENT)
;trate rates of interest. IN o com-
. aud expensts mederate.
; ES bought on, equitable
160
Qr. A( 'IN,' A victim et early
scr t:t ion , eaueing nee eons debil-
neture decay, etc., havieg tried
'every advertistil remedy, has a
teems et self -curie which he will
!e to lee fellow -stiffen- ea Address.
,Naseau er., Nevi
_W2 -6m
IVIARcii 3, 1871.
11111,
Fanny Fern on Female Insanity.
re
A recent writet asks, "What a
the- causes of. insanity ataon
women I" I have not read his versio
of tip matter, bat I have some pr
nciiiltoe4 ideas of tity own upon th
sebject: First, the universal disgus
with whichlal I husbands regard a
kella. No matter_how lowerin
. the sky, or how- heavily the rai
may be falling, perisit ,the though
that they Should ever carry an um
brella. If they did net alway
i
carry a can OD such occasiona, on
might haver some respect for thi
peculiarity -itatl attribute it to a de
sire to bury their chilly hands i
the depths of their pockets thu
'making human jugs ,of thernselve
.ts they plod ;along., ioRt the extent t
which they will endure nipped fin
gers for this fidelity to their cherish
ed canes, is a marvel to tlitegOds an
to tleeir wives. ,I know. just whe
a colon, or semi -colon, or inter -row,.
tioa point is thus indicated ; but
4' full stop," alas ! never. The rim
of their hats may be a gutter from
which tricklets descend over their
noses. _ The substitute of the ruffian-
, lplooking :fgraecl-ap coat collar may
ttiot pg-tikt a soaked necktie, and
limp silirt bosom ; butperish the
. umbrella I Sorctetimes when Boreas
at:a corner gently lifts the hat which
cowers -LII their wise thoughts, the
wearer, after walking two blocks,
inquires, as he polishes off his wet
hat, "if it isn't time to go bonier
! Still, while he looks for the absent
hat, he clings to that childish Inas-
dine toy, his cane, with a fidelity
and a loyalty wh(ticmore
it were well to
be practiced n ore important oc-
casions. Can s, Latfirm, stand fore -
'IAA among the causes of "insanity
-among women."1 am sorry to be
obliged to add, that newspapers
. come next. The coffee may cool,
the beefsteak may congeal, the eg ,s
may hatch whole broods of chick4,
hut tht "editorial?' must be read-
through, and also those "book re-
views," although the first Only says
"you are another 1" and the latter
too often praises or censures, accord -
.i... -.g to the amount of advertising
'Sent to the paper by the book pub-
lisher! Such hs man ! linother 'fruit-
ful cause of insanity among wives,
is the discussion of Carlyle or Mac-
auley while tDe uplifted carving
knife gleams in the air, and hunger
is knowing the vitals of a man's ex-
pectant family. Literature is a
good thing, but so is roast beef.
Again, our lunatic asylums are full
of wOmen whose husbands can never
be liars/laded to go in time to a lec-
ture or conceit, or a publicgathering
of any kinsli- under the stereotyped
impression that "there will be no-
body there." That this is a transerent sham of laziness makes the
e
,critnno less disastxous in its results
::4,..i to
"back seats," or no -seats at all.
The sweet innocence with which,
:after ninety-nine experiments of this
kind, a man will venture on the
-hundredth, and lift his affectedly as-
tonished. eyebrows at the gathered
throng, :and exclaim, .' Who would
/have believed. it V' is as exasperating
:as it is monotonous. Alas I .time.
would fail to tell of these little an.-
noyannes which tell on our tomb-
atoriec.; how, every night regularly,
.2a woman will be aske4, even in the
r_'et of smuttier, "if she thinks there,
'Ltre bed -clothes enough "1"—how,
Avheninencling a husband's coat, she
tads a letter in. the pocket which
she gave him, three weeks before to
put lin the post office, and -which ex
-
phials the frigid bow she on that
day iremived from the friend who
should have had it. Goodlea yens!
the inore 1 3ontemplate the stirt; eat,
the more I wonder that way woman
ig sanc.--,Pcooky Rem in, :al, York
Ledge..'.
The Victims of the War.
The following letter is from an
_ English Ilady at Sedan ...L -"All goes
-on in'str,h a quiet orderly way now
at the Soup kitchen' that we find we
need ody go twice a week, and; our
'cook is as deeply interested in its
•success as we are. When we aug-
gested to her the advantage of sell-
ing the bones, she replied that she
a-ould do it to get more for the
-- bouillon de malad es. " With this
. .sonp she feeds the babies made or-
jpiatnis by the war. One of these
chilarea does her evecial credit, Its
mother had fled to tle woods, taking
what she could wit% her, when she
theard Of the approw,dh of the -Ger-
inans. The child Ic--as brought into
the world beneath die shelter of
,chestnut times, where it &rove well,
44a Mie unfortunate womma died, after
entlarine, great suffering from priva-
tion ataanxiety, leaving the little
3so1I-to the care of her sister, who,
though. she had a husbani am, of
) work, her Louse sacked, and three
little children of her own, unliesi-
katingiv adopted the orphan. When
we went to see her she Waf: sitting
(-1 'with her new possession near the
little stove. The child looked welk,
and the one !little rag around it was
'very clean. The only things begged
tior were clothes for the ba. by, and
'her eager faee.expressed the liveliest
satisfaction when we wrote on her
soap. 'ticket " Fort for the baby."
lr-here is an old \woman in the vil-
'
THE H
RON EX
lage of La Moncelle who has -tkd all
her little savings swept cleani away,
her hotiRt3 burnt, and her ch'ldren
scattered by the war She Stti 1 noi
despair, because. She has one 4ohce
left, (Mon homine,' as _elle cijs her
venerable and weakly h Is nth
'And, then what a daughter -law
I have got If it had not la' till for
mcr brzo I should have, been left to
die like a dog in. the streets.' This
daughter-in-law has fed her and
clothed her out qf t re geneal de-
vastation. The pine pal occupation
of the villagers nowi. to go i to the
forest and cut down all the green
wood they can lay ha ds on. It is
stealing; but they ni st live. The
woad first, has to be varmed before
it can be lighted, and then it i oLly
the semblanee of: a ft -e. It s the
very old and young w o suffer most
from the multitudin us effe ts of
the war. The ,talk Ione, s say
nothing of the sight, f battli and
butchers, followed b fami and
disease, has crushed the life • itof
many young girls, wl o have ssed
from the troubled world."
Ma,nufn,oture of Plated Sp s ons
German. silver (
nickel, copper, and sp
into strips, and cut
into blanks -of the di
spoon or fork, which
grated rolls, which ma
the spoon or ,fork, thi
thick. Next the bla
into acid and cleaned,
_ready for plating.
This latter operatic/
means of baths fille
acid, in which plates o
are suspend d the ac
tery produc s 'a .deposi
the blanks; hick are
es in the ba hs. The
position is gradual, an
of blanks is frequently
ascertain whether or
ceived the requisite a
precious metal. The
in single -plated teas
hour and forty minute
less; foridou ale -plating
as much time is requir
- After plating, ihe
scratch -brushing the
forks wIth a wire brusl
to bUrnishing them.
ornpose of
lter) is • lied
y mad ner
ensions of
are, rol cl on
e one rt of
, and at ther
ks are r ped
heath are
is don
with li
pure
ion of
of- silv
ung b
oocess.
each
weighe
ot it b
ount o
ime occ
oons is
; tea -k
nearly t
d.
next s
spoons
prepar
he bur
ing is done by a steel iirnishe
in ereani of tarter. T
pass to the inspection
every piece is careful
with the pa pose of d
the burnishi g has be
Thence they go to the
to undergo al course
and rouge, hich impa
and lastly, to the wadi room, ere
they are washed and d I the
packing -r000 they ar subject 41 to
a second r gid inspe tion, ore
being paoke4 for'Shit ment. he
natural infer nee from be foreg; ing
would be th* the mai ufacture of
silver -ware is a very asy and s'lly
1
e goods
y exam
coved
n thor
uiffing-r
f rag -w
t the fi
by
uid
lver
bat -
r on
neh-
de-
nch
to
re,
tbe
ied
one
ives
vice
is
and
ory
ish-
wet
ext
ere
ed.
if
gh.
rn,
els
sh ;
1S
1 •
1 business; bu i
'on the c ntrary, t is
one which iijwolves a b rge au) nt
of delicate and cateful 1 bor, amE the
unwearied su ervision if intelli nt
ancl experien ed skill:
Died at HiE
duct of
gineer.
The Phila
fol lowing stor
on of those
so seldom wit
Pennsylvania
indeed w h ich
Enos J. Hoo
the record of
their. lives so
post. It a.1
one of the cal
train bound
Post --;-
a Loco
Exch,a7
eroie
9tive
on-
n-
elphia Age tells he
: "A fex days i ce
enuine ac s of her i ni,
ressed, occ rred o he,
Rail Roa . It i one
entitles he nauq of
s is to placed n on
those who surrende
ner than desert t1eir
pears that a wheejl of
attached to a fr
-est, had c me off, nd
the car was being cart ed do mi- a
of the tpain.
Hoopes las
t, and as he
he tho afplfht
g
grade by the a othentum
The train of I4ch Mr.
engineer was opting ea
neared the wi ea - train
he SSAV sometl in wrong 0w1to
the darknesS Mr. Hopes ste fled
to the firma s side, wh ch was ear
the other tr. k. .At t mo lent
the engine str ck the wreck; break-
ing his leg in four pia es, crusing
his hip; tearin away ha,'If of one of
his feet, and nocking him in om-
pany with .th fireman and one Of
the brakeme back into, the tank.
The conduc •and the Other brake-
man were in rea. r car, rid did not,
know of the disaster. The train
Was not so un.ch injured as to ()play
its progress, a d Mr. Hoopes tnw
that if it las •ot prom tly sto ped
it must run in • the hin4l end o the
one next ahea which would stop
at a station le's than thr e miloff
for water. iir. .Io0ps,i cru lied
and bleeding ragged hit self sl wly
and painful] over the pros raite
forms of his co rades to .he throttle-
val ve of hi engine,' s ut off the
steam, whistled "pow,, brakes,"
sounded the. st turnolaa f a. the 'coin -
d /rotor, and fel baclwar, exhausted.
When the tra n stoppeo and tire
conductor can forward r. Hoops
was trying to top the fl w of blod
ds by ty ng up his
d said, 'Itis a11-rtp
he best y u can
ered. unti net 'thy
which h lbore with
ry, and then died, a -
who know him,
from his wou
Shattered leg .a
With ine; de
Me He lin
in reat agony
ids ufkial brav
mental?. ?by all'
BY -LA
No. 1871.
To•raise by way of Loan, the s m of Ten
thousand dollars, for th purposei
therein mentioned.
AAVIEREAS the Council f the Cor -
VV poration of the Towns i of Ste-
phen, of the County of Huro 1, have re-
aolved to extend the Gravel R ad run'.
rung westward through Cre 1 od,1, and
also to extend westward the _ Loundary
and S. Boundary Reads, of a tt. Town-
ship. '
And. 'wherees to carry int ffect the
said recited object, it will b ecessary
for the Council of the'said Co ration to
raise the spin of Ten thousan ollars in
the manner hereinafter menti n d.
And whereas it will requi e the sum
of Eleven hundred dollars t be raised
annually by special:rate for t epayment
of the said debt, and interest leo here-
inafter mentioned.,
And Wihereas the amount of tie whole
rateable property of the said nicipali-
ty of Stephen, irrespeCtive of ay future
increase of the same, and irre ective of
any income to be derived fron he tem-
porary investment of the si king fund
hereinafter mentioned t or any t .t" there-
of, according to the last r vi ed and
equalized assessment rroll of he said
Municipality, beine for the * art One
thousand eight hundred an eventy,
Seven hundred and fifty tho said two
hundred :tad twelve dollars.
And whereas the amount of tie exist-
ing debt of the said Mu.nici a ty is aa
follows, principal nothing, int re t noth-
ing.
And whereas for Paying t e interest
and creatiug an equal lannu 1 sinking
fund. for paying the said s M of Ten
thousand dollars and interest ae hereinl
after mentioned, it will requir D equa-
special rate of one mPl and f • y -seven
irate -hundredths of a mill (1 m 1 47-100)
in the dollar, in addttion to 1 other
•rates ancl taxes to be levied in ea h year.
13e it therefore, enacted by t e Council
of the Corporation of the Tewaship of
Stephen, of the Count+ of Hu • I
lst. That it shall be lawf 1 for the
Reeve for the time being of th id last
mentiened Corporation, to rai e by way
of loan from any person or per 0.8, body
or bodies corporate, who may willing
to advance the same upon the -dit of
the Debentures hereinafter s' tioned,
a sum not exceeding in the le Ten
thousand dollars, and to causee same
to be paid Into the hands of tir Treas-
urer of said itIunicipality of the wnship
of Stephen,- for the purposes an 'th the
object Thove recited. -
2nd. That it shall be lawft 1 or the
said Reeve -to cause any num e of De-
bentures to be made for sue urns of
money, not less than One hu d ed dol-
lars each, and that said Debent s shall
be sealed with the seall of the s 'd Cor-
poration, and. be singed by ti e said
Reeve.
3rd. That the said Debentur s hall be
made payable in twenty years a irthest
from the day hereinafteif merit o ed, for
this By-law either in London4 in E gland,
or some place in Canada,to tie \ e gnated
in said Debentures. and shal ve at -
ached to them Coupons for t e pay-
ent of the, interest Intif-yealil
4th. That the said Oen is and
oupons shall be madeout4in ei hr ster-
ing money or the currncjk of t is Domi-
ion, at the option of -the said 1 e ve, so
hat the whole amount of sai a jdeben-
ures shall not exceed the bef men-
ioned sum of ten thoutand d ltrs and
hey shall bear interest at the r t of six
er cent per annum, which inte e t shall
e paya,ble on the first days of 3 nuary
nd July, iti each and every ye 11 during
he °continuance of the said. de 6. tures,
t the place where the said, d b ntures
re made payable.
5th. That for the purpose of f ing a
inking fund -for the payment of t e said
ebentures, the interest at the r i; afore -
aid to become due thereon an e • i 1 spe,
ial rate of 1 mill 47-100 of a mi n the
toiler, shall in addition to all o h r rates
nd taxes be raised, levied and y lected
n each year upon all the rateablest preopheer;
d eben-
y within the said township of
luring the continuance of the sa
tires or any of them.
6th; That this By -Law shall t
nd_come into operation upon the
f July one thousand eight hund
eventy one."
7th. That the votes of the mu
lectors within the said towits
tephen on this By -Law, shall • e
t the day and hour and place as f
'hat is to say on Wednesday
ay of Maieh, A.D. 1871 to am
he hour of nine o'clock M the
lid that the Poll shall remain
il five o'clock in the afternoo
ame day at the Town Hell, in
hester Prouty, Returning Offic-
he
effect
fi st day
red and
icipal
- of
taken
llows:
h first
nee at
enoon
un -
f the
re Eton,
11
-I
NOTICE.
The above is a true coPy of a
y -Law, to be taken into consi le
y the municipal Council of the
hip of Stephen; County Of Hum
he said By -Law ,in the Iluitox
ne mont from the first public
OR, newspaper, the date of wh
'cation was Friday the tenth da
eery, A.D. 1871, and that the lo
he electors of the said niunicipa t
e taken thereon at the aforesaid p
lace in the said township of Ste ih
Vechicsday the first day of Marih
871, at and from nine of the cloe
orning until five of the clock
fternoon.
CHESTER PROTJT ,
Township Cler
Ste
166-4,t
ti
il
Palsioend
own-
af r
n of
-POSI-
Pu
bFeb-
es of
will
•llieg
n on
1).
• the
the
hen.
CLOTH LOST'.
T OST, on THIMSDAY, the 201 nst.,
J
, I on the Road between 'Egm lville
ntl Kippen, about twelve yards Of
WINCEY. striped blue and grey. The
nnder will be suitably reward npon
leavieg the said cloth at Van Egmond's
Woolen Mills, Seaforth.
166-4t* . ABRAHAM LEHMAN.
If 3,ou want a gooa
PORTit.A.Vii
TRY
W. P. PAGET S
GALLERY,
Opposite Scott _Robertson's Groce
•
- Main Street, Seafortle.
PHOTOGRAPHS of a superior des-
eziption, unsurpassed in the Conn y of
uTOn.
Itlr. Paget wishes to e#fain tha
liis-
galiery, though small and of urea ap-
earence, is quite suitalAe for tee pro,
uetion of first-class Portraits. 163 13*
OSITOR..
a
D+NIEL 'GREGOR,
BOOKBINDE HULLETT,
AS just receive1 a iarge Stock of the,
materials usedl in the business, and
i now fully prepared to execute on the
s ortett notice and in the latest styles,
a 1 orders he may be favoured. with.
i.
'Registers Ledgers,
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rn
rtest notice, and a
y competitioi)a.
RK -BOXES
ND
CASES,
• order.
EWBOOKS
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Persclns residing at a distance by
ving their books at the Signal Book
Sore, JOderich, oli at the Exrosrroa
office, eea,forth, or at J. R. Grant's, Ain -
le vine stating ste le, may rely upon
t em b ing well bonind.
All c mumnicatio s addressed to the
undersigned, will re eive prompt atten-
tion.
DANIEL fcGREGOR,
Coestance, P. 0.
Hullett.
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QUEEN
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CHI
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emen Street, Mo
ie un lersigned haing been appoint-
eent or the above Company, parties
ing t insure age; t less by bee can
on he most favdurable terms.
on as advantage-,
respectable Com -
Canada.
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S. Scott, Este
Johnson, Esq.
e Pc 1Cie8 granted
ei-ms as any other
doin r business in
JAMES H. BENSON,
Agent,l
ICE BENSON 4 MEYER'S
I Law Office,
Seaforth.
orth, -ov. 8, 1879 153-tf.—
M 1 LLS
R SI LE OR TO RENT!
IE S '13SCRIBER OFFERS FOR
SAL or to Rent, on easy terms,
HE VARNI4 MILLS,
C u isting of a Flour, atmeal, and Saw
Ii 1, all f which are in good running
• order,
T ie Fla ir Mill cont ins Four run of
S ones an( the interor is well finished,
a d -all th machinery n first class con.
di ion. There is in c nnection a gooe
D tin, and an abundant supply of water
t) run all the mills the ear round. ,
These mills are situ ted in thekcentrt
of a splendid Agricultu al country,. and a
ra e c . ce is offered • any person dem-
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ro is f em iarkilig intheimilling business.
- f ere is also. an exMlent opportunity
of 'ORIN FOR SALT on the premises,
a 'lie ab
:ojiNlii: flo3rrewr
b etter. hiertcyh ciosuIsditubaetedrid driven
m s front Clinton; Six from Bayfield,
and , Eleven- from Seaforthe with good
grave roads leading to eachrilaCe.
inn further particulars. apply to the
preprietor, on the premises, or to Varna
. W. TURNER.
V RNA, AR,g118t 11, 187 140—
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
nedersigned offers for 'Sale a
good House and Lot, pleasantly sit-
u, ed -on North Main street, next lot to
m. Campbell's, (Merchant tailor) resi-
de oe There is a good stable and. shed
or the lot, also a few young fruit trees,
o d wel , &c. For terms of payment
a,p n th premises ti
PHILLIP SPARLING.
Seaf ec. 1, 1870. 156- tf
FOR SALE.
TOT 16, in 16th Concession, Grey.
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. Considerable clearing and a good
house, with some very valuable pine.
Apply to McC.AUGIIEY & HOLMES-
TED, Seaforth, or to Mr. Peter Sinclair,
lot 15, 14th Concession, Grey. I67-tf
NOTICE.
NOTICE
is hereby given to all.pereons
not to cut any timber or trespass 011
lots N. 18, E. t 19 and 20 in the 5th
concession Hay, as the owner, PAUL D. -
BELL, is determined to punish to the
utmost extreme of the law all so doing.
165-tf
GOOD NEWS!
—FOR THE_
People of Seaforth 1
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
srrcDP,..
J. CAVANAGH.
(Late of Stratford.)
'Will be found. in his old place, one door
south of Mr. F. Veal's Grocery Store.
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Mr. Cavanagh wishes to returnto. his
numerous friends and customers, his sin-
cere thanks for their liberal patronage in
the past, and hopes that they will con-
tinue the same in the future.
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CHRISTMAS.-- Mr, Cavanagh
has made great prepai aims for the coin.
ing Christmas, and -will be able to fur-
nith his customers with everything. in his
line, such as Bread, Confectionery, Can-
dy Toys, Fancy cakes, Wedding cakes,
Nuts of all kinds, and all descriptions -of
Syrups. Hot Mutton. Pies and all kinds
of refreshments, also - good accommoda-
tion for friends from the town and coma -
try. Also JUDD BROS. Vegetable
'Union Yeast. Try it, it never fails, and
is always reliable. _
OYSTERS—J. S. FARREN & CO.'S,
Baltimore, the best in the market al-
ways fresh:,
LOBSTERS AND SARDINES.
Always on hand.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
J CAVA NAGli.
SE.A.Foltni, Nov 23, 1870.
WEDDINC CAKES
PARTIES prompt"
134-tf,
B. Orders for
and supplies for TEA
ly attended to.
SIGN OF THE
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rp RANKING the public for their biter-
s" al patronage extended. to us since
commencing business, we hope by strict
attention to merit a continuance of the
same.
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Parties who may require Cutting
done. catthave it executed. with Accu-
racy. Neatness. andDespatch, at MOD-
ERATE PRICES.
SUTHERLAND BROS.
SEAFORTII, September 1, 1870 S2
BILLIARD HALL.
R. W. COLLINS
Begs to state that he has opened ma-
KIDD'S NEW BLOCK,
A BILLI RD -ROOM.
There rein the hall FOUR TA-
BLES, ( iley & )4ay's Manufaeture,)
and excel nt accontmodatioas for vis-
itors and ilayers.
Attend. eta -will be on hand at all rea-
sonable ho s.
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R. W. COLLINS,
Proprietor.
THOMISON & WILLIAMS
Are iii troducing the celebrated
"CUMM NC'S" STRAW CUTTER -
Which has already met with Unrivalled
sucses in other parts of Canada.
, Warranted to give perfect satisfaction
when driveu eith.er by horse orhand pow:.
er. I
ALSO M NUFACTURE A NEW
AD 8 HORSEPOWER,
SAWING
AND L
OR DRIVING STRAW CUTTERS,
IACHINES, OPEN CYLINDERS,
TILE GIANT THRESHERS.
Also, alilkinds of Farming implements
including
Reapers, Fanning Mills,
- Mowers, 1 Cultivators,
Combi ed Machines, Berse.Hoes,
Separators, Weeders
Pitt' Power, Plows'
Swing Machines, Gang Plows,
Doubl Mouldboard Plows, &c.
MILLVIIIGHTING (Sr ENGIN-
EMIT G DEPARTMENT.
Steam E.4gines of all Sizes Bunt.
Grist Mills, Flour Mills,
Saw Mills, Flax Mills,
by water or steam,
And all kinds of
FACTORIES CONTRACTED En AND
EXECUTED IN THE MOST AP-
PROVED STYLE.
TURBINE WATER - WHEELS,
_ LATH MILLS, SHINGLE
MILLS, BRAN DUSTERS
And all kinds of machinery of the be
,construction, supplied on short notice
REPAIRING ENGINES AND NIACHINERir
1) Promptly attended to
Address, *
THOMSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, P.0,
Seaforth, Sept, Gth, 1870. 144-ly
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
THE undersigned offers for sale or to
rent, on the 3a Concession of McKil-
lop, RoxboroRoad, 11 miles from Sea -
forth, and one mile from Roxbce o, 1
acre and 9 rods of land, with a. good bear-
ing Orchard of 24 trees. assorted ; frame
house, 22x32 feet, in good condition and
very comfortable; also, a well, pump,
and stable on the premises, the lot is,
well fenced. For flutter particulars
apply to the proprietor on the premises.
159-tf JOHN YOUNG.
"OR SALE.
THE most eligible situation in Seaforth,
on the' East side of Main Street,
nearly opposite the Post Office, on whieh
there is a eommodious Dwelling -house,
.3626, two stories high, stable and wood-
shed, and a good well with a pump in it.
The front of the lot on Main street is
well situated for the erection of Stone,
being in a central position for business.
The property extends from Main street
to Victoria street. The lot fronting on
Victoria street is used as a Garden, in
eirhich there are the choicest young Fruit
Trees, apples, pears, plumb's, cherries,
grape vines, gooseberries, currants and
strawberries, The garden is in the high-
est state of cultivation and pioduces an
abundance • of vegetables. For further
particulars apply to
GEORGE MCPHILLIPS, P. L. S.
Seaforth, Jan. 17, 1871. 163tf
FOR SALE&
THAT splendid. Hotel Stand on the
Market Square, Seaforth, known as
the CORN EXCHANGE, and doing a
good business. To an enterprising man,
with some capital, it offers excellent in-
ducements. being on one of the leading
Streets atel close to the alt WelIs.
Also,etwo comfortable COTTAGES on
Elgin Street, Goderich, rented at no() a
year, and several Town Lots. Terms—
moderate. Apply to
WM. :MALCOM,
At the Market.
Seaforth, jan. e3, 1871. 164- tf
TOYS FANCY GOODS !
SEWN( t OFF
..A..tr COSTi
—AT—
M. R. COUNTER,
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YOUR ,
Christmas Preselats,
AND
NEW. YEAR'S GIFTS.
Just received a -coTriplete stock of
FINE COLD AND SILVER JEWELRY
RUSSEL AND SWISS
WATCHES.
To* be sold Cheaper -Ulan
ever.
M. R. COUNTO.
SEAFORTH, Dec. 13, 1870. 52
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