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their Mr. MeMULKIN
ne a the choicest StockS
to Seaforth, which, awing
on, they are enabled ta
oahl say that from the
.fht since the
GOODS,
vOrabie positioii to oar
ith arty PILES OF OfJ)
YVE THEIR PRESENT'
faeihtiesio bun:4g both
e eomectjons with game
thorough knowledge a
sspeetion a their stocla„
he Market this Sea.son.
MERINOS,
AUK .BARATEIEAS,
Clothin
ifIN4ENT
a cheapest goods, which
aiees.
plied -with allthf
yourselves.
EA.
OMPANY.
176-tf.
onemommormearovrecummmo
DWA11
CIRCTILAR
SAW.
(Sc CO_
OLS, VIZ.
Nulty emit -leg, .&e,
g,-.xsenz tutd prieett. _
-:CIRCIT_LAR SAW,
MON & CO.
H LaLa
COLLINS
hat he has opened
N -EW BLOCK,
!ROCY.M.
the hall FOUR TA -
Mays ...Manufacture,
accommodations for -als-
ra.
rill be on hand at all tea -
R. W. (OLLIN'S,
' Proprietor.
;141 OF STAGES),
*forth ana Wroxeter.
rsigned, beg to inform
setaorth,
thr public aenerally, that
STAGE,
tot) each ava,y,as fotlawa
rch ; leaving
p. ; leaving Wroxcter
vii Ainityville at 3 v.
a with nun ning and ever -
eat and saeat, also with
f arriat staaea. 'aria
awl fast time. ' Liwry
fert h.
J Calf ."•:TS )NE,
%Jeri' storas
LINE 16, 1871:
amomemmmme•
BRIEF NOTES.
An plinths postmaster gives no-
tice as follows : "After this date
everybody must lick their own post-
age stamps for my tongue's given
out. e
--The Post -office Department has
an increase of revenue for the present
year of over $1,000,000, and beasts
that it will soon be aelf-sustaining.
Virginia editor has received
a communication from Miss Anna
Matilda Sophia Electra, Dolla Ann
Potter Bell. It's a treatise on -what
she knows about baptism:
—A desk ,Benjainin Franklin is
suppoPecl to haVe learned to write on
was put up at aue.ion in Newport,
R. L, and knocked down at the -
princely sum of ten cents.
—at is said that the New Jersey
watering places are rapidly filling
tap with mosquitoea, and never be-
fore were they so thoroughly organ7
ized and confident ofsuccess.
---a-The editor of the MeDuffie Jour-
nal, Thomson, Ga, has received a
1 branch broken from an apple
tree, containin.g forty apples within
a space ofifour inches.
--The San Antonio Herald esti-
mate § tile amount of money ex pe nded
in the cattle trade of Western Texas
during the last three months, at one
niIiion dollars in gold. .
Londen comic paper has an -
illustration wherein a sheep:faced
officer of the Guards is rein esented
as indignantly exclaiming,"By Jove!
Promotion by mcwit. What a deg -
wading ideaw !"
—The fish in -the liver at London,
Ontario, are dying by hundreds,
and lving along the shore. . The
Free.Press attributes the mortality
to noxious drainage from the gas
Works.
---;4 A foreign nieCical journal re-
marks nat the most warlike nation
of modern times is vacci-nation, be-
aause it's alwaya in Arms. We
always thought on the coptraxy;
that itvs a cow-ardly• affair.
pious son in Kansas City,
has manifested his reverence for his
father's memory by having a com-
plete set of furniture made from the
tree on which the old gentleman
Wriii hanged. •
—.4h, Peekskill man writes to the
editor of the local sbeeathat " youl
gtt yur bed puncl+d if vou print in
your paper that my yt'hadtwins."
To be made a plural father at one
fell swoop is enough to give any
man a " bad spell." •
—.Recruits. for the Britishinfantry
of the line must now enlist for 12
years, neither more nor less, and: it
is acondition of the engagement that
six years of this period shall be
passed with the Colors and six with
the Reserve. the expiration
of the second term of service, the
soldier will have no title to claim
any continuous engagement as -of
right, nor will be have earned any
pension, unless .by casualty in the
course -of duty.
—The early -commencement of the
hot. season reminds ats of the dangers
of.gun-stroke and the precautions to
be used. Leaves in the hat are com-
mended for those who live in the
country. Anything moist: over the
bead, whether cabbage leaf or a
wet handkerchief, will serve the pur-
pose, while those with venture to
"carry bricks in their hate will be
surest to succkimb. •
—.Sernion-manufacture in England
appears to be on the increase. A
writer in the St. raul's magazine
thqs that there ate now a dozen per-
sons engaged in the trade. They fur-
nish a half-guiliea article when great
flights of eloquence are desiderated,
but the erdinary supply is on much
lower terms, averaging is. 30. to
is. 6d. a sermon, postage paid,. Two
sermons a week at this rate would
amount to £5 4s. a year. In other
words, an annual sum of twenty-six_
• dollars gold would secure to a coun-
try parson. all needful sermons,
without any wear or tear of brain.
—" What the thing is," said ]'Jr.
Froude,"'which we call ourselves we
' 01 •
know not. I may be true—I for
-one care not if it be—that the des -
mat of our mortal bodies may be
traced through an ascending series
to some glutinous jelly formed on
the rocks of the primeval ocean. It
foOt, the color of, the eye, the shape.
of the finger nails, and theform of -
nose and chin, are all supposed by
some investigating persons to reveal
something of the individual's peculiar
dispositien and temperament. One
poet is of opinion that
A gray eye
Is still and sly ,
A roguish
Is the brown,
The eye of blue
Is ever true ;
But in the black eye's
Sparkling spell. 1 •
1
AMnydstegischief (1we1] 1
We haa.re- known, however, these
sin d to be'false in many iestances.
GAIETIES.,
'
I
Cincinwiti stationery a4 Pig -pen.
Deadly Weapons—Girt slings.
On the trail—Luxuriant whiSk-
M.
Woman's Kingd
ner'S shop.
A Melancholy IW lk—Going
dow hill.
Early Training—Leaving town
by t e morning express
Domestic ma.gazinesal- 'Wives
who bloy up theirbus ands.
'Do write and f a not," is
wha the girls say to t er corres-
po ents. '
"Well, there is sqm thing in
that" as tbe man ,sai 1. when he
tri'e to put a bootk_Onairith a kitten
in it
Lv test Railway Mar el, ----Gent,
"I say, porter, when does the next
,trai start 1", "Irish porter—" The
nPx train / Sure the nixt train has
go n -tin minutes ago.—Punch.
"I declare, mother," Said a
pret y little girl, in a riwetty little
way ," 'tis too bad. you always
send me to bed ,when i I am, not
slee and You*always -make me get
up hen I am sleepy.
A young miss in a recitation in
geog •apliv, informed he astonished
tette] er tiaa,t, "the matrimbth caravan
in entucky, is the gi4ea.test living
curi sity, and has been xploded ten
mile from its mouth." I
• "You must not i'lav in the
stree s with the boys, m dear; you
are even years old," aid an old
lady to her little-grancic ild. "But,
gran lma," was the inn cent reply,
"th older I grow the etter 1 4ke
the oys." .
A youngster, whils
er of Genesis, tu
er, inquired if th
days used to •do
d. It was discov
ecu reading the pas
ns of mai multipli
f the earth."
everend Gentlem
come to church as
sed /to, Mrs. Ch
—"Ndi sir, I
but I °tighter, I'm
as a deal- o' mea
1
chap
mot
thos
6arou
had
the s
face
don't
you
Chop
don't
you
Pune
Bedf.
woul
Sund.
gave
love
throu
oally
will.
thos
our
•
1
•
perusing a
ning to his
people in
urns on the
red that be
age, "And
d upon the
11— "Yon
ften as you
ps." Mrs.
knows I
sure, 'cause
of us"—
he Rev. Dr. We t, of New
rd, once beard- that the choir
refuse to sing' o
y. When the d
ut the hymn, "0
the next
v came be
me. ye who
he Lord." Afte • reading it
b; he looked op re 'y qmpha,a-
at -the choir, and :aid, "You
egin at the second verse, "Let
• efuse to sing who is ever knew
od." The choir s ng.
*low
- The Tunker
11
• Tbe Tunkers have o book- of
forms of faith. They have and use
only the Bible and the iyuna 'book.
In cases of offences cols !bitted by
-members; the accused is Tied by the
Bible, and .su,ch punish sent nieted
out as is suggested by the New
,Testament for the offe 1 ce named.
We have no idea of -the number of
members connected wit the Tun-
ker C:iurch. In, the val ey of Vir-
ginia they are anion th most nu-
merous of the ie1igioits denomina.-
tions. Their ministets labor with-
out remuneration. Thy ha.Ve no
paid officers in the Church.
Churches are. erected an 1 other ne-
cessary expenses are met by the
vol un t ary contributions . of the
membep. They„ have o paupeis.
"WheneVer a member- be omes help-
less and infirn4 and 11I1' ble to take
care of himself, the Churc1 maintains
him. 'Thus .a Tunker )auper has
is nothing to me how the Maker of -never been kndwn. The Tunkers
me has beea pleased to construct the are almost aniversally ag iculturists.
, organized substance which If call my They .gienerallyi aie go • d farmels,
body. It is invine, but it is not 9n,eand aa-thlotedfer their fr galicy and
The intellectual spirit, being an industry: As a matter of course,
assence, we believe to be an itnperish- they are succes fuI farme $. * Their
able something which has been children are br tight ui under the
engendered in us from another most ,tringent rules of morality,
source." Hence the Tunl -er boys .nd girls, as
a generat- thin , are e arnples pf
sound moralit and pia; jriety. It
would be a, wo der to si a young
Tunker drunk, 6r to record a viola-
tion of the proplieties by the daugh-
teis ef a Tunkel.. They ,t le opposed
to litigation and lawsuit Contro-
versies between the br hren are
settled among themselv without
referring them to the Ge tile world.
--The Ruasian authorities are
hurrying on their preparations for
the campaign against the Khan of
Khiva. The soldiers are , being
rapidly practised in the iv of the
breech -loading rifles on th t -Berdan
system, as well as bieech-loading
aamon. The central point of the
Rnstian army is the town of Djisk.
Troops are being despatched from
Orenburg- to attack Riva on the side
of Usturha, and other divisions are
proceeditig from Krasmowdsk. Great.
excitement prevails Bokhara.
—Various. personal peculiarities
are thought ta be indicative of
character. The color and fineness
the hair, the shape of had and
HOLISE,AND LOT FOR SALE.
"rpHE snbscriber offers for ale a large
franle cottage, 30x40, ne d_ a cor-
ner Village Lot, opposite t ie Baptist
Chureh, Seaforth. Faria property
woull be taken in exchange Apply on
the premise.
172-12t f ALEX_ Me lhaUlt.
mT E H U
famommi
ON EXPO8ITOR.
LADIES
0 1R, ir
And surrounding country
le Stock is now complete
T. KIDD'
'VIPORI :VI
— OF —
FASHION
et; rd r6 ri:S
CAS tA 'CA 'CA '14 t4
tP AP tP tf, tP
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
vs5 s -a sa'A
Q.
se te) 1'6
yk•A 'r; CI)P
NEW MILLINElkY
In all its branches.
pindid Trim. ed
ATS AND BON ETS.
From 50 cents upwards.
SILK .AND VELVIlTE N
MANTLES'I
in all -styles, and at all -pric s.
aseaaa.
WANTED!
1 O0 Canadian Volun
For the Red River Territory, to
my Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots
before leaving.
ItEIVIEMBER
I 1eep the bast and largest Stock
ce es, Crockery. Liquors, etc., e
• in Seaforth.
Bost $1 Tea for 90 cts.
eers,
rchase
Shoes,
of Gro -
c. kept
lb.
r‘RICTLY ONLY ONE PR CE
THOS. KI
175
ers.
Se forth, April 12, 1871.
arranted by the Ma
TIELE RUISSEL 1,VA CH
For Darahility, Quality) Finis and
'Neatness,
CANN0TJ BE EC-411,1LE i .
ew stock Oi the above Watch s ju t
I receivecL
In
A COXPLETE STOCK OF
7E GOLD AND SI
JJIWELRY
ALWAYS ON HAND.
atches,, Clocks and Jewelry
des ription repaired with neatne
dost atoll,' and waftanted to give
fact on.
-$t ,000 worth of Old Gold and
wan ed, for whrch thehighest p
cas or trade Will be paid.
M. IL COUNT
179 Main street, Se
ER
every
s and
satis-
Silver
ice in
forth.
FELLOWS'
YPOP'110SPHIT S.
As Cong thealiseases overcome et the
nse f • -
Fellows' Compound Spirit of • ypo-
. ahosphi tes, •
Are -Constipation, Asthma Con ump-
oti 0 p, Laryngitis, NervOus Debil:ty,
Dyspepsia, Chronic Bronchiti
Chronic Diarrhwa. Melancho y.
‘bility resulting from Typhoic and
°the low fevers. Diphtheritic P ostra-
tiOn Hysteria,' Hapochoxidria,, men-
norr oea, Chlorosis, Ancemia, Le corr-
hoc , N ervous Excitability, Maras' us or
was ing of the muscles, Aphonia o Loss •
of \ °ice, Chorea or St. -Vitus' ance,
Sin 'sinless of the Liver, Interr ipted
and. eeble Action of the Heart, Su ocate
ing eelings caused by mucous ob true -
tion of the lungs .and air 'passages lead-
ing . hereto, and debility from v lions
cans sarnany C6,SOS ofwhich ap eared
hop less. Sold by apothecaries. 'rice,
$1 5 ; six for $7 50. .
JAMES I. FELLOW- ,
180. 6t Clienaist, St. .JOhn, N B.
le
BU .11 FARM FOR SALE C EAP
TUNDERSIGNED offers fo sale,
heap, Lot o. 30, Con. 15, tem • ship
of G ey, Co. Of Huron; about 70 ac es of
this lot are timbered' with 'hard vood.
four acres of which are chopped, tie bal-
ance is timbered with cedar and p • e of
exce lent quality. There is suffici Tit of
this atter timber to pay for the hole
lot. The lot will be sold CHEAP FOR
CA II, or on time. Title inclispu able.
For rther particulars apply (if y let-
ter, repaid) to Adam Gray, Pla,nin rMill,
Seal rth, or to the amdersigned p oprie-
tor.
RODERICK GRAY,
Thamesford, P. 0.
ameeford, Nov. 9, 1870. 15 -a-1
LOOK. Orr, YOUNG- . MFS.
NEW COLLARS,
1\1" IP s
NEW SCARFS,
RECEIVED AT
K. A 1\1) E S 0 S
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING HOUSE.
FIVE THOUSAND OF THE NEW PAPER 1DOLLAR,
EVERY BOX CONTAINS A .P1UZE,
(Soi very valuable.)
COLLARS --Franklin Great Western, St. George, Dead, Shot, Bishop,
Eureka.
TIES—Elite, Bon Ton, Sappho, Lothair, Clipper, Crown.
SCARFS—Cabinet, Grnd Duke, Vim Moltke, Bismarck, Crown Prince, Con-
queror, Pall Mall, General, Marquis, Correct Scarf, Standard.
T. K. ANDERTON'S
Noted -Furnishing House for Boys, Youthd altd Men.
SEAF011111 May, 1871.
179 -ch
CHEERING PROSPECTS
FOR .&N'
ABUNDANT HARVEST
The present favorable Spring weather
warrante both farmer and mechanic in
making timely preparations for the com-
ing harvest.
THOIVISON ILLIAMS
While thanking thei patrons for the lib-
oral- encouragemen accorded. them in the
past, would cordi ly invite the atten-
of Farmers to their choice assortment of
Harvesting Machines for 1871. Our
Ohio Combined Machine,
1
'With Johnson's Improved Self -Rake, has
given complete satisfaction for the past
owo years, and is now offered to the
public with the strongest guarantee for
durability and perfectwork..
1 /The Cayuga Chief, Jr., Mower,
Which has gained for itself a world-wide
reputation is again offered as the most
durable, handy and best working Mower
known, being constructed in the body of
the machine entirely of iron and steel,
and with it we defy competition. We
also offer the
Joh,nscm,'s Self -Raking Single
Reaper,
w, hich took first and second prizes atPro-
Vincial Exhibition,
1870. This reaper is
cknowledged to be superior to any other
attern now in use, as it cuts perfectly,
akes up lodged or tangled grain better
t an any other rake Or reel machine, and
‘:1 u
cuts equally well from either sid.e of the
field when wind is strong from any di-
rection, can be -raised or lowered when in
motion and is very durable.
We invite inspection -of our machines
and mode of manufacturing by pur-
chasers before giving orders elsewhere.
We guarantee satisfaction in every ma-
chine, or no sale.
TERMS EASY.
The agriculturalists of Perth and ad-
joining counties will not (we believe) be
so bhnd to their own interests as to
give their orders to shops more than
100 miles east, when there are first-class
works in their midst, building largely
the best machines, equal to any of the
sine machines made in the Province.
Call and see Ira. -send in your orders
b mail, or deal with our agents, as in
e -ery ease you will get a perfect ma-
chine, and on the same terms as your
neighbor. Our larinciples of business
and prices being established and uni-
form:
All other kinds Of implements con-
stantly on hand.
STEAM-ENGINES BUILT,
And all kinds of MILL WORK done
promptly.
Address
THOMSON 4S1 WILLI A MS,
MITCHELL,
10 -ch Ontario.
1
UR) ITER E
CI—TE.ZK.173
A 'I'
HOS. BEL
THOMAS BE
Is now prepared to manufact
ture
As Cheap as the Ch
Parties -wishing to buy who
be supplied. at ,
Toronto Wholesale
WARE ROOMS OPPOSI_LE
KIDD'S.
WORK SHOP, CORNER 0
KET SQUARE.
TURNING done
Shortest Notic
1Sa
re's farad-
apest.
eeile can
rices.
HOMAS
MAR-
11- the
•
COFFINS kept constalitly on
hand.P. 0,
'A HEARSE FOR HIRE.
Arrived tq-day
500
NEW •SPRING
DRESS JS,
-AT
S T. C1- 1•T
riiB-
777.
A, G. MO
DOL.
GALL:
LOOK IIERE
SUTHERLAND
BROS.
Are now prepared tosupply
GENTS' CLOTHING
Cheap and Good.
Parties are requested to call,
compare prices and judge for them-
selves.
Those bringing th.eir OWN CLOTli,
will have every attention paid to them
as formerly.
We Warrant all our Work,
And are bound not to be beat, either
for PRICE, FIT, or FINISH.
Men's and Boys'
CiaOrriiii\T
Out with care and economy
SUTHERLAND BROS.,
171-tf Opposite Carmichael's Hotel.
MILLS
FOR SALE OR TO RENT!
-0---
MHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
1... SALE or to Rent, on easy terms,
THE VARNA MILLS,
Consisting of a Flour, Oatmeal, and Saw
Mill, all of which. are in gcod running
order. -
The Flour Mill contains Four run of
Stones and the interor is well finished,
and all the machinery M first class con.
clition. There is in connection a good
Dam, and an abundant supply of watei
to run all the mills the year round.
These mills are situated in the centil
of A splendid Agricultural country, and a
rare chance is offered to any penon. desi-
rous of embarking igthe mill.ng business.
There is also an eteellent opportunity
of BORINC FOR SALT on the premises,
all the works for which co-uld. be driven
by
yTh-aeabovetrproperty is situated Six
miles from Clinton ; Six from Bayfield,
'and Eleven from Seaforth, with good
-gravel roads leading to eaehplace.
1 For farther particulars apply to the •
proprietor, on the premises, or to Varna
W. TURNER.
; 170-tf Vis..taTA, August 11, 1870, 140—
177-1-
3
liscormanniazzome
GU4PH SEWING MACHINE CO.
1TH
OSBORN
- -.<---'''' • •-"T4Mr...- 11--•-j:' , . ..-
li
• ' ....., a naci..4....,......41 1
4N .:
;kie'APte
• •-•
0 --Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
T °used) s throughcut Canada are
no using these machines. They have
bee teste beyond all question, -make
the favori e lock -stitch, alike on both
siths, and are pronounced superior to
any other machine offered the publie.
For wide range of work, perfection,
bea ity an 1 excellence of mechanism,
ada, tabilily, strength and durability,
Th Osborn Sewing Machine Has
Ho
Imp ovements have lately been
maa e, en ling the manufacturers _to
claim it as the ne plus ultra of Sewing
ma.ehines; Hundreds of testimonials are
being reeei -ed daily from old as well as
new °per, tors attesting its wondertul
. Mill do all kinds of do -
medic sew ng, from the finest -cambric
to the coarzest overcoat or upper leathelr.
G UARANTE D TO BE AS REPRESENIXD#
OR N SALE, WARRANTED FOR
THREE YEARS.
The 081 orn Outfit is complete and
reaaily- comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the p ce hitherto charged. for ZIA-
elliOs doi.g a like range of work, the
manufactu ers being determined to place
it within he reach of every family in
the ,count
TRIAL YEVOitt PURCHASE W1li conu
vin e all hat our Inacith,es are un-
tqu
T E G 3 EIPH REVERSIBLE
Is Tire-emii ently the best Single -Thread
Ma hme o fend to the public—hence its
rna4velous uccess Will do allvarietiSs
of dornesti sewing. PaliiEs GREATLY
BEL UCED.
Hand M chine, with full outfit, $r2;
Treadle de ., $17. Car Each machine
guarantee
CAir A gen s wanted everywhere. Splen-
did induce ents to make money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.,
'ELPH, CANADA.
W. N. ATSON, Agent;
180-ly SEAF0111:11.
1
TO THE
w.
PUBLIC AN LARGE!
a OLIVER,
SIGN ole TILE
SCOTCH COLLAR.
094
A !choice sortment of light and heavy
harnass, wh las, bells, horse clothing, etea
kept eonsta tly on hand.
Repairin promptly attended to, and
char es /110( era,te. Remember the plaoel
sign f the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Selatittfil. W. IT. OLIVER.
•
ESTRAY CATTLE.
STRA.YE from the premises of Mr.
Robert iettle, Lot 7, 3rd Concession,
Hullett, ab ut the 8th. of April last,- two
Steers, thre years old, one red, the other
spotted, bo h marked with the letter IC
on the left ide ; ,one 3 -year-old Heifer,
with dark s des and white back and. also -
marked: o e red Heifer, two years old ;
one yoke ,of .wo-year-old Steers, one spot-
ted and Wi h a white face, the other
nearlis,,, whit with some red around tho
neck.i Any person giving information
about, them will be liberally rewardei.
ROBERT KETTLE,
1S.4* Lot 7, 3rd Con. Hullett,
LIME.
milE Sub criber is prepared to furnish
1 parties uilding with a iirst-cIass ar-
ticle Of Stoi e Lime, at 20 cents per bubh-
el at the kiln, M cKill op,- near Thom -
son's saw -n or 22 cents per bushel
deliv red. in Seaforth.
Ordeis left with Mr. BULL, Main-
_streq, Seaforth, will meet with prompt
17 -tf JAMES DODDs,
atten
McKillop.
THi1i Gill AT FEMALE REMEDY, )
JOB MOS S' PERIODICAL
Thfs well known medicine is no -impo-
sition, but a sure and safe remedy for
Female Di ficulties and Obstructions,
from any ea Ise whatever ; and •although
a po.4erfu1 emedy„ it contains nothing
hurtf Ito ti e constitution.
T� t
o Macri
sui
on t e Mon
and a, thong
4 Ladies it is peculiarly
vill in a short- time bring,
My period with regularity,
1 very powerful contains no-
thing hurt/ 1 to the constitotion. In all
cases of N rvous and Spinal Affections,
Pain v th Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
sligh exerti m, Palpitation of the heart,
Lowl ess f Spirits, i1vstrics, ick
Head aches,
diseves oc
tem, these
all ot
Th
fail
Page
ier in
se Ptl
here t
f ia
• full
free, )f the
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