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'OKHERE!
RLAND BROS.
prepared to supply-
._
CLOTHING,
Cheap and Good.
are requested to call,.
prices and judge for them-
uging their fel.V.N CLOTH,
! every attention paid to then.
• it all our Work,
ound, not to be beat, either
'7E, FIT, or FINISH.
Men 's and Boys'
_eare and economy.
ITTHEALAND
Oppeeite Carinichael'e
0 AL:I
iirb,u4t; Son
'HAVE REMOVED I:
Stand lately occupied by
ROBERTSON: & CO-
•
sell the Stock at Reduced
(lex' to- make room for Spring
t=oode.
BARGAINS -
S, WINCEYS„
ANNELLS,..
-made Clothing,
Yr8. AND SHOES.
_ of FRESH GROCERIES, just
received_
.?iONTIIRON& SON.
AND.
I I 0 E.
reeeeXtear,ceee
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OLHER-5-.,
ereu ceer.le.
•.:1--s•rtinent t.tri2,4t and heavy
her ze etc.,
••rt
!tflt.t1 ti%
tU4n' ili niL r the ielaet.
ate•teli*".tiain arreet,
‘V. fl. UiiVEi_
l'e• Rs I entte
Er aet pate,
aet :old t
riteeeyeesag
er.r0‘11-
• • a-tun/ere for
ti,1,.•• tinting the
!net:, he wilt re-
t•-••tv7.1:1:vtt:i.;VA.'r
WI hand a large WvisfIrt -
ree.ra oinlock !
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ApRir, 28. 1871.
, Grumbler's.
A very large, very respectable,
and very knowing_ class of anisan-
thropes rejoice in the name of O -rum
biers, persons who are se sure that
the world is going th ruin, that
they resent every attemptto com-
fort -tiler* as an insult to their. saga-
city, andilaccoidingly seek their chief
cansola tion .' in being inconsolable,
their chief *pleasure in being dis-
pleased. i Their raven croak drowns
all melodies of lark and linnet. In-
deed, like Jacques, " They can suck
melancholy out of a song, as a \\Teazel
sacks eggs." It is to them we are
doubtless indebted for that phrase
which includes all our attions and
all the cireumstances of our being in
this world under the general term
of " tha concerns of life." Doleful
and crabbed, their ipouversation is a
snccession of ominou3 prophecies
emitted in a series tof growls. Mad
at the infatuation of -those simple-
tons who insist on feeling cheered
by cheerful things, they gruffly hint
of the tempests which arecradled in
the sunshiue and the calm. You
meet one of them in the street, and
in a gush of delight at the heavenli-
ness of the weather, venture the Sug-
gestion that it is a fine day. "Yes,"
he replies, one 4. those infernal
*storm -breeders!" . Suela a creature
having no other comfort than a kind
4 fretful satisfaction in ' finding
fault, you make him. hopelessly 'this-
-erable When you leave him no shad-
ow of a cause for complaint.. Thus
Charles Lamb speaks of one of his'
raimpaniona a, ho, in the game of
whist, was always gruinbling because •
lie had so few trumps. By some ar-
tifice in dealing, the whole -thirteen the
were once given him, in the hope
that Some sound of glee might be
audiole through his it-tail-Jr:tie:re
grunt ; but after examining his
lated attentively, he looked more
Wr
etched than ever. "Well Tom,"
said Lamb,- " haven't you got
enough trura ps now'' "-Yes," was
the growling ansWer, "but I've got.
no other cards l'' Indeed, discontent -
in the confirmed grumbler, is literal-
ly a complaint --,a, settled disease of
the mina. All his perceptions of,
nature and l life being twisted and
distoeted into the shape Of his 0 WI3.
rvrretCh6d faucies, he can. See nothing
aS it is. abstdriate in absurdity,
1 you cameo tatemp t or c6ax him,into
eense. " He is as stiff as a poker,"
said a friend of one of these unrea-
l' eonable and unreasoning dogma-
,' tist.s. -" Still_ as a, poker !"was the
reply.; why, he would set an example
to a poker!" Dejection in the heart
is thug apt to become stupidity in
the head ; and against stnpiditY
".heaven and earth fights in vain," wer
In fact, the gruntbler cultivates his -wo
etathhed lob y as a. conscientious du- ?la- s
ty, and swaggers and swells on the pet
3trength of it, as if to be a saarliug -- pet.
bore was Ito reac,h the summit ()Chu- had
Dran es:cllerree, and to grow in and
1
- utupidity was to. grow in grace. yar
" Sir," said Dr. Johnson in refer-
ee to one of this ,i.;lass—" Sir Sher-
ry is chill; bet lueniust have taken
A great deal of pains to become what
we 'low aee him. Such an excess
of stupidity is not in nature, sir, I
aan willing to allow: hint all the merit
fow it he MD Claitn."—SliCcesS and,
;es Conditions. B. P. iihipp7e.
, -GC% 41*.
A Wonderful City is Londan.
*Lewis prefe s large women to
little women. woirran should
weigh from 140 to 160 punds,
those ,weighing f •om 100 t 110
he calls littlehe averag large
sized woman is, ike the la erage-
sized man,super or intel e tually
herwise, T d reason \ by wo-
re so much 4na11er than menri
they iaveij iio .adequate ex1
while the 1 ji gs, stomach and
hicli the growth
by the corset
size anFd acti-
a,nd o
men..
is th
erciee
liver, the organs 0 ,
depe ds, are reditie
to ha f the natuia
VitY.
Th
able.
hien(
two
shopkeeper, and o
employed in the
three girls did ii
play t little, -and
calls, go shoppinF, and
summer vii3itl the Countr3
health.: Thle-buSin ss we
until finally- the
daug iters togeth
that .e was iatiel
ly charism for the
idleness of r gir1B:is aeplor-
Dr. Lewisiells the story of a
who had three a
ers na
ons, growin up.
e of ti
shop,
thing
e•
tither
to an
b and
famil
the girls should } nandon
. life, and help hi, to c
business. This they1 did.
were discharged; the
became inclustriOas 'a
and the family 'mien
poverty and dist' e .s.
e raiinds of!j worn
as their botlies fr
ofidleness. - :A jr
'be rained by it.
ct il
leid,
d t
is a
Tli
mucll
no other obj
husb T
ioor, ar
e work,
not
absu
The
A
Bla
',age
don"
stor
six,
is L
1; w
to h
We
-ditv•
UDZ
-iris
life t
that
t the
most
was a
eis ,ns was
\-\ h. le the
Init dress,
lk, receive
i.
d iting the
o their
t la badly,
ca, led .his
tol them
ha the en -
as th at
tb ir idle-
rryi on the
Th Clerks
dz ughters-
d ueeful. ; _.
aV 1 . frOtil
t
la
era
au
wo
Historjv of a .R
con tribu tor to
e lea:Stip -set forth
of a. rzg cart et, "
gives tlie other
was the
ss poor
icifer.
nted a
lp us
SaVed
and sewed.
Som times t
wou d cut n
seas n of rei
retu lied to
ban s were
blis ered, th
and then father
but he soon gay
" th
thar
he
t
a n
id
only girl ini a
ts poverty'a d tl
We, that is mo
arpet, the ooy,
ncl we werjt t
ad washed, (IL
or four nitrta
Lie boys WO 1 1
more, but f
entanee the
the charge.
11)1i ered, n
leo -blis ei
took ni)
it up, S
• tarnal thilact would
it would bej worth.'
all cut, s wed, co
nd into balls at last
am. the warp of woo
lamb's back, and \
It loolced yell en
enough to c s'er th
the best be :room
ls in. all. ;
rhile we Were tackin
iet one of he ne
ein, and afte epraier
We have got„ nee,
When did y 4 mak
ask d. '
Oh! 'wedi tilt ma
it is four times more. populous
than NeW York -and St. Peershurg,
twice as populous as Constantinople,.
laes two-thieds more poop e in it
lc
than Parie, and onne-fourth ore than
ft,leiii. It contains as many people
ec Scotland_ twice as many as Den-
mark, aud three times the Duni bet.
of Greece. Every eight minutes
i! -eight and day}, one person. dies ;
i'very five minutes one is - born:
Eight hundred thousands have leen.
added to tile population. since 1851.
Otily half a million of all this popula-
tion atteed public \Vol -ship and there
. are a million:a absentees who if
incliued to attend would require to
have 800 new places of worship
built ; 100,000 people wbrk on Sun-
days ; there are 140,000 habitual
gin di•iuleers ; 190,000 intoxicated
,
ileople taken :every year oft the
stree.ts ; W0,000 fallen women ;
10,000 profession•al gamble's ; 20,-
000 _ children trained to crime ;
30,000 thieves and receivers of stol-
en goeds. There are 10,000 public
houses and beer ehops, ftequenttcl
rearetthe ly by 500,000 persons. In
eveiN 890 of the population one is
insane. There is one baker for every
1,e2.06 persoels ; one 'butcher for every.
1,553 ; and one grocer for every 1,-
Zi00, and one .policeman for every.
608 inhabitants.. On the other hand,
• ()tit of 60,000 street Arabs, 30,000
are at ragged schools. There are
400 B i b te wain en, 3$0 City Missio
aries and 20,000 persons attendiii
ilublic worahip in tke theatres evely
Sunday evening, It is a world in
iteelf. . .
41* • Ow
The sixtieth anniversary. of the
marriage' of Count Wrangle was
la-tely celebrated in Ger luau y. it
ie said that during that long period
tilete as been DO matrimonial quarrel -
i
in although -there Irave been” se aeral
iettle wrang.les.•
c,tr
can
sai
iffer as
is sort
would
to have
to get
k is for
ought
nicious
arpet•
Toledo
Bran -
of the
Imily of
s proud
her and
agreed
work.
al, cut
years.
•ay they
e a brief
nvarrablv
'other's
ijie were.
theirs,
h shears,
13ing that
st more
pie rags
cred and
A.] int Dol-
rom our
the car -
and we
los floor
ut forty
Beg
BL
an
itoi
Elt.P9SITOR.
ILLIARD H LL
R W. COLLI S
a:to state that he has open d in
KIDD'S NEW BLO X,
ILLIA.RD ROW.
ere are in the hall FI UR TA -
(Riley & May's Mai ufactured
excellent accommodation for Nils -
and. players.;
ttendauts will be on hand at all. rea-
ble hours.
R. W. COLLINS,
Pr iprietor.
TH01%350'1%1 & WU..iAMS
Are introducing the cele ratel.
"i'CLIMIVINg'S" STRAW COTT R
Which has already _met with Unrivall d
• sucsess in other parts of ianada..
lArarianted to give perfect atisfacti n
when driven either by horse or hand po v-
er.
ALSO -MANUFACTURE NJW
AND 8 11ORSEPOW !at.,
SUITABLE FOR DRIVING STRAA CM -MRS,
SAWING NACDINES, OPEN CV •INT RS,
ANE LITTLE GIANT TREESIIERS
bot gliten carfiet
We could u' any
car et, replie meth
co e much.?
Ours Only c st t
yaral, and 'it's al n
hie ided for it • ui it o
'other loOkes
at notlier, pelt er of
ou looks spok a w
Mtry Jones a4 be
-mined a carpet vierth
aS S urs in a Yea I by 1
leaf hats at th rteen
W en the last ta'cic ha
Ui o its place s .ro
kn -es &drier and wise
own the
tier's: girls
our carpet.
1 I
tpet." '
" mother
it is a
oughten
"They
altkincls of !Farming
including-- -
Reapers, Fanning Mill
Mowers. Cultivators,
Combined Machines,.
Separators, 'Weeders,
Pitts' Power, Plows,
Sa.wing Machines,
Double Mouldboard Plow
dollars a.
we girls
ok us a
e Rev, W.
Belleville
an derstana tha
Minagement of he We
le e, Belfast, Ireland, aa
te( the Rev. W Pep,
foi the .Preside chairl of that
inetitution; th stead f the -Rey.
'Wm. _Arthur, ho wil return to
Ei gland in July Wel
•
th t Mir. Puns on wil
England chitin. the .6
de 0110-
1 look -ed
poke but
library.
ters Lad
as much
jug palm
a -piece.
n driven
our
men.
iforley
paper
the C
naplements
•
OrSe
Hoes,
ang Plates,
&c.
MILLWRIGHTING ENGII_qe.
BERING DEPARTA ENT.- -
Steam Engines of all S" es Built,
Grist Mills, Flom .Millis,
Saw Mills, Flax THIS,
by water or stN m
And all kinds of
CTORIES CONTRACTE F09 AND
XECTITED IN T.B MOST,
APPROVED STYLE.
TfTRBINE WATER - HEELS,
LATH. MILLS, 8,11 . NGL}
MILLS, BRAN DU TE
And all kinds ot machinery of the be
c nstruction, supplied on s ort notice .
REPAIRING ENGINES AND CHIN Y
Proraptly attended to
Address,
THOMSON & :WILT TAMS,
• Mi chell, P.O.
Seafoeth, Sept, Oth, 1870. 144-ly
unshon.
. "We
inittee of -
1 Yan Col-
noraina-
hora M.A.,
understand
leave for
b rattier, but
- w iether he wil aeeep he above
p sition or not i not lk. own."
r::rs Ny''l: I -
'What oin'tl",did"iquWitlY
le
s -4a
A Wiseonsia school h4
•4.-
v ry good-natured1n.
ST hell d aovtihng
er
i a difficult lesson, s angrily
qiestioned by the ' te• er," Why
dirLyou w.ork. bin his i Is :Onr" To
seri. his work,' replie he young
sr
(t Be
q lick, then, Imna hurry."
give your sick
h rsc 'tother' day`i'' "t p at of tur-
ntine." Johni liar its home and
a mdoministers l ' to a favor
-
i e charger, which, stir) n:e to say,
d es in half an hour. • 1. is opinion
o Tom's yeterinlary a,bi k y is some -
es bat staggered. He me ts him the
n xt day.. "\\e11, Tom I give my
b rse a pint of turpentiine, and it
k lied him:1. "Oo it did toine."
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
HE undersigned offers f r sale or
rent, on the 3d Concessio of lvlcK.
1o, Roxboro Road, lk mile frofie
fo •th, and one mile -from Roxboro
a re and 9 rods of land, with good b
Mg Orchard of 24 trees. asso fed; fr
'1.1 use, 22x32 feet, in good. c ndition
v ry comfortable ; also, a vell, pu
aiid-stab1e on the premise ; the lo
11 fenced.. FOr fruther par ien
a ply to the proprietor on t1 e pr
iifl
to
il-
ea-
1
ar-
me
nd
11),
is
ars.
es.
Sealdoth Founary
ZAPFE & CARTER
DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTE-4 ON
OF TIM, PUBLIC TO THER,
159-tf ' JOHN YOLNC;
FOR_SALE.
MHE most eligible. situatioi S afo
on the East eide of II ain Street,
arlY opposite the Post Off cc, m wirieh
ti ere ie a comDi
modious v -11in tete
3 ix26, two stories high ; stab e am, w od-
sl ed, and a good well with pump in. it.
e front of the lot on .M in street is
es ell situated for the erectl u •of Storer.,
1) 911gin a central position or business.
' lie property extends from Main street
Victoria street. The lob 'fronting on.
Nicterie stl'ect is used as a -Garden, in
mhitili there are the ch.oicest young Fruit.
'Imes, apples, pears, plun) a cherries.,
g ape vines, gooseberries, urrants 'ami
s rawbeTries. The garden is in the high-
( et state of cultivation alid oduccis an
enenelauce of vegetables. For further
particulars apply' to
GEORGE leicPB.IIeL PS, -P.- L. S.
Seaforth, Jan'. 17..1871. 1.63ti
ImpRovED
Threshing Mach nes,
THE BEST
AT PRESENT IN USE.
TO FAME
S•
IRON HARR WS.
MHE UNDERSIGNED as on liana
J, a large number of I ON HAR-
ROWS, which he is prepar d. to sell on
reasonable terms.
These harrows were manufactured at
Gananoque. and are
The Best Xow Tse.
A. Guarantee will be given with each,
that if it do not work satisfactorily,
it may be returned by the purchaser
within thirty days.
O. C. WILSON,
Agricultural Imple ent Agent,
169-tf
SEAFOR 03.`'Z'T.
These machines possess many I. prove-
ments on any heretofore made,- They are
'manufacturing 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 machine has bee
introduced, it bas given theVERY BEST
SATISFACTION. -
They manufaeture the I3itts'
Improved Horse Power.
In addition to the above, the s bscrib-
ers manufacture almost every a tiele in
their line, such as
SAWING MACHIN S,
Capable of sawing from 50 to 60 ord.s of
wood. pee day.
STRAW CUTTERS
. of a Superior kind. •
. GANG PLOW,
The Latest Improved.
CULTIVATORS AND P OWS
• Which cannot be surpasse 1..
EVERY DESCRIPTION SF
CASTINGS
MADE ON THE SHORTEST Ts OTICE.
•
They have a highly approved p0 ttern for
SCHOOL DESK IRONS
REPAIRS IN ALL BRA CHES
Attended to Promptly.
ac-ff They employ no Agents, and can
therefore give. the purchaser th adva,u-
tage of the commission.
They employ none but the be. t
labor, and material, which_ vari•auts
'them in guie•antecing satisfact on.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING
FROM OTHERS.
FOR SAL it
HAT splendid Hotel Ctand on the
Market Square, Seaforth, known as
iIic' CORN EXtell.A.,`N(lele, anti dowse a .
ood business. To an elite prising than,
ith some capital, it offers excellent in-
duceraents, being on one o the leading
treets wed close to the Sal Wells.
Also two comfortable C TTAGES on
,Igin Street, Goderieh, ren ed at $200 a
-ifear• and several, Town Lots. Ter S—
ihoderate. Apply to
\VM. M LOOM,
A the .Mailet.
Seaforth, Jan. 23, 1871. 164I-tf
TOYS & FANCY
SELLING 01 1'
eeeer*.sease
,
•
00 i
M. R. COU TER,
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ,
YOUR
Christm.as Presents,
AND
1NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
Just received a corn&
FINE COLD AND SILY
RUSSEL AN
stock did
R JEWELRY
SWISS
ww
s
To be sold Che
ever.
per than
ZAPFE & CARTER.
1-13-1y—
M. . COUNTER.
SEAT-n-rr, r: r O. 1;2
MONEY TO L ND.
ON Farm or desirable Vil age Property
(.3.& per cent. Payments 'made to
suit the borrower. Apply to
A. G. McDOUGALL,
lusurance Agent and *
Commissioner, Seaforth,
or to JOHN SEATTER,
Exehange Broker'
heaforth.
January 13, 1871. 162-6m
Voile eeaulae unlPss signed 1,!Purrs.
DANIEL IVI'GREGOR,
BOOKBINDER, HULLETT,
TTAS just receivtal a iarge Stock of the
jjj_ materials -used itt the business, and
is now fully prepared to execute on the
ehorteet notice and in the latest styles,
all orders he may be favoured With. ie
Registers, LedOers,
AND
3BIJI 1300=S,
OF ANY KIND,
D. Mc_NAUGHT-
AATOULD respectfully i timate to the
VI' inhabitants of Seaf0 h and vicin-
ity, that he still continue to carry on
Besiness as usual, in the Id stand, on
the North road.
jobbing of all kinds, and 1 torse-shoeing
especially, promptly atten ed to,
Tei -ms reason" ble.
164-tf DAVID Al NAUGHT.
1Ruled Printed and _tirade
To order, on. the shortest notice, end a
prices which deify competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXES
AND !
FANCY CASES
. Made to order.
THE SEAFQRTH
Lumber ard.
MABEE & MA DONALD
Beg to inform the public hat they have
opened a LUMBER YAR in Seaforth,
near Shearson's Mill, oei t ie ground_ for-
merly used as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.;
Thomas Lee.
They will keep constantlyi on band a
good assortment of Alelt KINDS OF
LU20,IBER, dressed an I undressed.'
A
LATII AND SHI (ILES,
All of which they are pre ared to sell at
the lowest possible prices, foe Cash.
Builders and. others will lind it to their
advantage to inspect ou , stock, and as-
certain our prices before piarehesing elsc-
where, as we are in -a poSition to offer
ood inducements to cash itirehase.rs.
MABEE & MACDON ALD.
Seaforth, Dee. 29, 1870. l60-tf
OLD ANDNEWBOOKS
_BO 1LN .D AND. REPAIRED
At city prices. ,
!.1
, Persons residing at a diStance by
leaving their books at the Signal Booie
Store, Goderich, or at the EXPoSITOR
Seaforth, or at J. R. Geant's, Ain-
, leyville, stating style, may 1 rely upon
them being well bound. I
All co.nnnunicatioas addresiied to the.
undersigned, will receive pronipt atten-
tion.
DA.NTEL McGREGOR,
Coustance, P. 0
Seaforth, Nov. 9, 1870.
WirNI. N. W_AITON
ALWAYS HAS ON TLND THE
BEST
SEWING H3NES
IN THE MAR C.ET,
Either for Family use, oi for Manufac-
turing purposes. Both ingle-threaded
and double -threaded, and loca-stitch
_Machines tun be supplied.
l'erfect satisfaction g taranteed, wed
instructions given to piirehasers gratis.
S. W LS N,
HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES, ck:c.,
STREET, SEAFORTH.
OoimI all you ood folks who want Har-
ness,
istantial, low-priced, good and. new,
'ILSON'S, Main street, Seaforth,
excellent stock you may view.
Su
At \
A
The
W
The
Ti
Her
The
tock is owned. by JAME: ; WILSON
ose work is so high- y renoevated ;
hop is on Main street, Neaforth,
• a place may easily be found.
are plenty of bits, bridles and curbs
rsingles and:saddles so line,
e is nothing eau eqiial their make, •
ey are just Na. 1 A and prime.
11
Her are lots cf good blankets for winter
T at will keep froin your horses the ,
cold;
Ant the fly nets, so _graceful for Sum-
mer,
mimed with blue, green, yellow and.
Cra heap whips of every description,
F m the stage coach, carriage or hand
At AMES WILSON'S shop, Seaforth,
A. ay always be had at command.
WAI. N. WATSON ,
Oen alit& insure property agaiaEt Fire and
Marine Disaster, and Life and Limb
against chath and accident, with the
best Companies, being 'Agent for
The Liverpool and .kiendon and Globe,
(Euglish.)
The Provincial of Ca.riaillae (Canada.)
The Goie District Mutual (Village and.
Farm.)
The Niagara Dietriet Mutual, (Village
and ann.
The Travelers of liartford, (Life and
ecideut.)
)ssesLiberallyAdjusied and
1 Promptly &tiled.
MONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of int rest. No com-
missiore and expeuses m iderate. .
MORTGAGES boug on equitable
terms. 160
EGG EAIP RIUM:
The Subscriber is still in his old stand,
and prepared to pay
The Highest Cash Price
Fcir any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS
Delivered at the 1
Egg gmparium.
Main street, Seaforth.
Her are sponges and combs and rosettes
All useful and pod in their way; _
Wi lone and. shortetugs in abundance,
Harness that don't break M. a day,
Por •manteadis and Trunks of all kinds,
alises of a quality spicy and. rare,
If you should desire to purchase,
1 the shop of JAMES WILSON
repair.
No come, and that without further
delay,
xcellent bargains make while you
can,
At he 'Saddle and Harness Emporium,'
nd. remember JAMES WILSON'S.
the man.
To all parties (merchauts and others)
with whom he has done business during
the past four years, he returns hearty
thanks, an1 truste_by strict attention to
business to merit their patronage in the
future.
DAVID D. WILSON.
Seaforth, March 16, 1871. 171-tf
•
I keep constantly on hand a etock-of
TRUNKS, PORTMANTEAUS, VAL-
ISES AND WHIPS.
Horse Collars and Blankets,
an every article connected -with the
business.
TRUNKS, VALISES,
HARNESS, SADDLES aud. BRIMPS,
Made TO order.
J. WILSON.
EG -G -S! EGGS I
MHE Subscriber beg S to intimate that
he ie still prepared to purciaseEggs
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eErSptilt!,:taV•gsfi'ns:Ifi
material manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purposes. It
is pure, hard, and brilant, and
as near Achromatie as con be
produced. The pcculiar form
and scientific accuracy attain-
ed by the aid of complicateti
and costly machinery, war
rants us in assert*them te
T11 E OST P RFECI
ePECTACLES EVElt MAN
ITFACTUILED. They assis
the sight most elide, con
fee ease and comfort an th
wearer, cauee.a continuous and abidiiat
improvement of the ayes, and last a great
many years without rejuirrn th be
changed. So they are the CHEAPEST
as well as the BEST.
LAZARUS. MORRIS &
295 Notre Dame erect, (np stairs),
itir We employ no Pedlers,
Montreal.
IN CHANCERY
Between JOSEPH KIDD, Plaintiff, and
J AMES MeMULKIN and 1110.MAS
KIDD, Defendants,
14th December, 1870,
I bereby appoint THOMAS KIDD, of
the Village of Seaforth, County of Hu -
rein, merchant; Receiver in this ea.' -e.
J. A. BOYD, Master.
AR parties indebted to the late firm of
EIIDD & McMULK1N evill please eall
and settle the same at once and oblige,
THOMAS' KIDD,
Seafortb, Dec 21, 1870, 159-tf
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
JOB MOSES' PERIODICAL PILLS.
This inValuable medicine is unfailing
in the cure of all those painful and dan-
gerous diseases to which the female con-
stitution is subject. It moderates all
eXecss and removes all Obstruotions, from
whatever -cause.
To marriet: ladies it is peculiarly
Baited. It will, in a short finite 'bring
on the monthly period With regularity,
and. although very powerful conteins no-
*nig hurtiul to the constitution. in nil
oases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, ,
}tains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue oq
slight exertion, Palpitation of the heart,
Hysterics, and 'Whites, it will effect a
at his cure when all other means have failed.
F.. he pamphlet around eaeh package has
full oirections and advice. or will be sent
free to all writing for it, sealed from oh-
servatien.
3013 MOSES, NEW YORE:, SOLE pnoTRILFOR.
;
gl 00 ai 41 12/ cents for postage eh -
eio8ed. to 3...;orthrop ee Lyman, Newcastle
Store at the Market,
and. to pay t
litillett.
153-tf.— -FT 1
JaIGIIEST PRICE IN
LIVERY STAi3LE.
TAMES ROSS desiries to , inform the
public that he has opened a New
Livery Stable in connection with his
hotel, where parties can be, accommod
ated with first-class horses aid vehicles,
at reasonable prices.
Sea tiele Jeify. :let,
for all fresh Eggs that ma.y offer.
Ont, general agents for the Domiiiion,
To Merchantin Town and Country will insure a bottle containing over 50
with whom he has done Business in the pills by return mail.
past three years, he leeemeis his best 1 Ore -Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson and
thanks, and hopes for :a continuance of Co., and R. Luresden ; A. 6tephols,
Business relations. J- S Coombe Clinton, !and
all Medicine Dealers.
&
Sele !seam
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