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WILSON,
cESS, SADDLES,
LziDLES,, &c., &a,
STREET!, SEAFORML
Oa good folks who want Mar-
mn,l, iow-prieetl, good and new,
k'N'S. Main street, Seaforth,
lent stock you may view.
ov ed, by JAM ; WirMON
'ark is sa 1ig-h4 renowned ;
an Main street, Seaforth,,
ee may easily be found.
['enty of bits, bridles and curbs
s and saddles so tine,
.ithiug n.n etpLuil their malt:a?.
just No, IA and prime.
if good blankets for -enter
fl keep from your horses, the
net; so graceful for SUM. -
with blue, green, yellow and
hips of every description.
'tage coach, carriage or nd
WIL:iON'S shop, Seaforth,
7ays be had at command.
?Juges and combs and rosettes
a and good intheir way;
and short tug e- in abundance,
:ness that don't break in a day..
his and Trunks of all kinas,
a quality spicy and rare,
dd desire to purchase,
SIO p of JAiVIES •WII1gON
kr.
and that -without farther
Yr
it bargains Make while you
dale and Harness Emoerhau,"
neraber JAMES WILSON'S
-
man.
yristantl3r on hand a stock of
, PoRnIANTEALTS,„ VAL-
ES - AND WHIPS..
Cellars affd Diankete,
article connected with thee
businesa.
t-CNKS. VALISES,.
SADDLES and BRIDLES„
Made te erdee.
•
J. WILSON
AFORTH.,
1 Door, and
D FACTORY.
iseribers beg leave to thank
kumerons customers for the
enage extended to, their' sinoe
Et- business let Seaforth, and
they -will 13e favoredwith a
a of tile same,
'ntending to build wo-u1,1 ds
theta a call, as they will
keep on hand a large &Joel'
l.'s of
NE LUMBERy. SASHES,
1'40 LIYINGS,
N'GLES, &c.,
lentident of giving satisfaction
[-who may favour Lhem
,atrouage, none- but
-t class workmen aro
eirsoloyoi,
lar attention paid to Oustom
"ROADFOOT & GRAY.
PRESERVATION OF THE
SIGHT.
COUNTER,
rrAT(iI M Alia:RAND
JEN‘ ELER, Seafoth,
, sole Agexit for the sa
our (`eIebrated PERFECTED
li:tECTAGLESI. Lenkaes of
sluch are greets' by u -s, from
nateriat manufactured espe-
ially for (ptiepurpo6Crii.
s pure, hard, andlnefIant„ and
ks near Achromatic as can he
roduced. The peculiar forni
lael scientific accurary attain -
1 by the aia.4 complitAtod.
nd costly machinery, war-
wta , them. t<
'111E M( -s`irI1 RFI '1
YECTA CLEs EV E MAN
FA TURE1 'Chey assis.
Ie sight mostbrilliantly, eon
er ease ano. comfort (JD, fib
3. centinuous and abi.dir4
Ft of the eyes, and last a great
without requiring to be
!o they are the CHEAPEST
M( )RR On_
l'otre- Dame Street,(un stairs},
Montreal,
XXO, rediers.
011- SALE
knitid Hotel Staad on the
Square, Seaford", known as
XVIIANGE., and doing a.
•.To art oitrjrising man,
*tale it offers. excellent in-
i'being on, one of the . leading
;se to the Salt \Vak,
i. on& ,rtal t aTAGr.‘.4- on
Goa -rich, rented at. $a)0,n.
[-e eral Town Lots. Terms- -
ply to
W M..14,1 A I. COM,
At the Mare
Jn 23 Ic..71, 144ett
,
-
jusE161 1871.
DIATererel-; Ways. of Making - Tea.
The Chinaman puts his tea, in a
our, pours hot water upon it, and
drinks the infusion off the leaves ;
be never dreams of Spoiling the fie- .
Yoe with sugar or cream. The J
ap-
ee triturates the leaves before
putting them in a pot. In Moroc-
co they put green tea, a little tansy,
end a great deal of sugar rn a tea-
pots and all up with boiling water.
Bokhera every man carries a
mall bag of tea. about him, a eel:-
tain quantity of which he hands
over to the booth -keeper he patro-
evezes, who concoets the beverage for
The Bokhariot finds it as dif-
ficult to pass a tea -booth as our
drain -drinker does to go by a gin -
palace. His breakfast beverage is
Schitschi, that is, tea, flavored with
milk cream or mutton Tat, in which
brad is soaked. During the day-
time, suearles's green_ tea is drunk,
with the accomieiniment of °ekes
and flour and mutton suet. It is
considered an. inexcusable breach of
manners to cool the hot cup of tea
with the breath ; but the difficulty
is overeome by supporting the right
elbow in the left huid, and giving a
circular movement to the cup. How
- long the tea, takes to draw is calcu-
lated to a second.; and when the can
is emptied, lc is passed. roun.d among
the company for each tea -drinker
to take up as many leaves as can be
. held between the thumb and,finger
-the leeves being esteemed an es
-
*jai dainty. Whelk-MrBell was
traveling in Asiatic Russia, he had
to claim the hospitality of the Bur;
atsky Arabs. The mistress of the
tent, placing a Ierge kettle on the
Ere, wiped it carefully witItla horse's
tail, filled it with water, and threw
in some coarse tea and a little salt.
When this was • near the boiling
pointeshe tossed the tea about with
a brass Iadie,until the liquor became
very brown, and then it was poured
elf into another vessel. Cleansing
the kettle as before, the woman set
it again on the _fire, in order to fry
a paste of meal and fresh butter.
- Upon this, the tea and some thick
cream were then poured, the ladle
put into requisition, , and. after a
time the whole set aside to cool.
Half-pint wooden. mugs were ha,nded
round, and the tea ladleGi into them,
-a tea forming meat and drink, and
Eatisfying Loth hunger and thirst.
However made, tea is a blessed in
-
vendor' for the weary traveler.-
Cheynebers'e Journal. -
readily be I seen tl at Mr.
has added to ])ex
Posaiha-ata.s " another
wonder, and one. who in , tie
will probably eclipse -both lpis
ee • ee
Stinday.
13
.;
I think, with a! shudd
times, of what lite
Sunday, -if day af
wheel of the world
its ceaseless clatt
in motion, never a
These are mere secidar ess
do not aspire even to the
lay sermons. Wh t am 'I
should dare to wri e other*
as a worlding 'I speak
Sabbath Duly iu its rigmal ening,
as a word that sig i5._es rest. , And
in this sense it,- is y mostme and
t
ought to be by em
ells esteeed, ti the
very greatest of all the bilesings
which tie Aluiiihty benevolence
mild be.
r day th
went r ui
r neve
,.pause i
Griner
ind
Dt lug
t ine
als.
erne -
bout
teat
d with
t rest
and.
they
ty of
1 at I
than
f the
has bestowed upon 0-uui. Ti
Sabbath -breaker of all is the
_whois not thankful When. -
'bath comes round. He ma
.church three times s, day,
austere, in all outward obsei
tbut he breaks the Sabbath
heart if e rejoices when it i
There are many *kind's ofi
and I am -humbly dispose
that the giving of thanks
least acceptable of -them,
true that laborcure est orm e, we . are
th e week,
to praise.
s his day
of rest lives from morning to .night
in a sta of thankfulneSs to -the Al-
mighty, the, incense; of praise is
-46 411
How Treason Pays. -
A blue book of money paid out
in regard to the North West Expedi-
ticm lies before us. It tells its own
story. Rebels and murderers and aid-
ers and 'abettors fatten in their re-
bellion, but loyal men must suffer.
Look at the account: Scott, Richot
- and Blacleadoubly dyed scoundrels,
get $3,784, for what?' To -pay their
expenses froin Fort Garry to Ottawa
.and back again, . as delegates from
rebels. Priest Thibault gets all he
claims for travelling expenses, $3,-
000. Bishop Tache gets $1,000. -
Provencher gets $4,106 ; all rebels
and all lost nothing. "Look at the
other side. Qb axle:Nair loses every-
thing, Tet$344. Dr. Schultz had a
large store pillaged by .Rid & Co ;
Ire claims $69,000. This suni may
be high, but think ofit, he only gets
for all his property lost -for all his
sufferings and hardships $2,131.
Dr. Lynch, who was the backbone
-of resistance to the usurpation
throughout -who lost his all in the
rebellion, who wits exposed to cold
and dangers untold-getswill it be
believed Nothing. Mr. Boyd spent
money freely to aid loyalists out of
the country, fed them in it, and
supplied them, as far as his means
went, wieh the necessaries of life,
claimed outlay to the amount Of
,..55,000 and was paid • $3,382.
That is how treason , is fostered -
loyalty treated as a favx pas, and
yet Conservatives. are expected to
follow such a _Governmeut in its
cinnisy trail of ignominy and cry
out for the sake of appearances,
" God. save the Queen," when the
leaders amdone the highest political
mimes. --L- Woodstock, Review.
e 'worst
it grate
Sab-
o to
d be
ye noes,
i his
$ over.
arshi p,
think
ot the
it be
praying duiing sii days of
end may devote the sevent
He who thoroughly, enjo
confirm 11 y rising ram his heart
I do no envy the Man who does
not hail the advent of Sunday, and
rejoice iu the Rest which it vouch-
safes.- assays of an !Optimist.
The
with th
going t
papers:
The
Yorker
afterno
farmer
Mame,
are so h
.0 0 OP.
Too Poor.
odel Farmer is
follewing story, \
e rounds of the agri
redited
hich is
ultural
ditor of the 1?urid .New
. ,
vas sitting in his ofico, one
I
n some years ago, jwhen a
ame in and: Rad + " Mr.
I like your paper1, bat times
rd I cannot pay for it.
- "Is hat sos.friend JiciiiPs T I'm
sorry that you are SQ po r ; , if you
are so aed run I will g,ve yea my
peper." '
" Oh not 1 -can't take i't as a
gift." .
" W 11, then, let.'s see hov we can
fix it. You taise chicke s I be-
.
lieve." 1 ,
e y a few, btit they ,don t bring
any thin . hardly."
' "Doe t they? Neither does my
paper c ist anything hardly Now,
I have proposition 0 mak to you.
I will continue your pa er, and
when you go home you ma select
from y ur lot one chicken nd call
her mi e. Take good care of her,
arad tiling me all the r ceeds,
whethe • in_ eggs. ar diicke s at the
end of he year and . we wi I call it
square.'
"Ali right, brother Mo r4,'and
the old fellow. chuckled at a hat he
though a capital -bargain. q kept
the con ract strictly,. and a the end
of the ear found that he 1 441 paid
about f P ur prices for his pai er. He
often t;lls the joke on lain sel , and
says he never has had the fl ce o say
he was teo poor to take a pa er since
that d. y.
THE HURON XPOSITOR.
all yeti‘ had to do, after hooking
them from: the cold spring, was
to pop them directly into the boil-
ing.
The company all xpressed
.astonis men tuaclincredulity at this
monstrous a sertion, wit1 the e-
ceptior4 of laeridan. " know,"
said 1.e, "o a phenomenon yet
More s irpris g .: J. was fikhing one
day, when I came to a plane where
thete *ere t tee springs. i The first
was a ,cold ne stocked *ith fish,
the _sebond a boiling spring, and
the third natural fountain of
m,elted butte and parsley. if 1 "Melted
butter and p rsley 1" exclaimed the
first tory-t ller, " ropo6ible !" --
Bench, dind ar, by. 1 J. Bigelow.
1
THE ROL ER. --Of 1 all he imple-
ments used upon. the f rrn there
is none mo e necessary than the
Roller Th first and pri cipal of-
fice of the r ller is to pre s the soil
around the roots of th growing
plantsthus moldir efirm the eelI
bed and sect ring what moieture is iln ground o the rootlets.
When uSted upon gra
spring it levels all ineq
the sod; and if stones
obstacles to the progress of
be renioved, many breaka
machine will be avoide
Bonner's New Tiorse.
Mr. Robert Bonner has secured
a new equine wonder by the pur-
' obese of the Kentucky colt " -Main-
iteino Dertic," formerly the property
d Dr. Herr, of Lexington, Ky.
Hearing of the performances of this
colt, Mr. Bonner went to Lexing-
ton, and after due inspection pur-
(+eased him from Dr. Herr for a
very large price. " Mambrino Bey -
tie " is an inbred Mambiino,".
and is the son of Dr. Herr's famous
horse " Matiablino Patchen," the
full brother of the noted "Lady
Thorne." He trotted on the Buck-
eye course last fall, on an unfav-
erable day and rough track, a full
mile in 2.42?;-. He repeated it
-without being taken out of harness
itt ancria twenty minutes he
treeted a two-mile heat -the first
mile in 2 44, and the second in
2.4 ---without any apparent die-
treiss. This time is seventeen
seconds faster than was ever before
enade by a two year an the trotting
tulle ',Feam. this record it will
A.nedd e tes Of Richard Brinsley
Sheridan.
Sher dan was once stayirig at the
house of an elderly maide dy in
the country, who wanted ruTe of
his company thau he was willing to
give.;Proposine one day eke a
stroll with him cthe excused h mself
to her on account of the badness of
the -we then- Shortly aftet Weird she
met hi n sneaking out alone " So,
Mr. heridan," said she, " it has
cleare up." " Just a lila ma'am ;
erioug for one,' but not e Oa h for
two."
. Asherida,n was enter n court
one d1 y, earryirtg his l)(X)kS and
briefs u a green lag accorcIui to the
custo of the tijne, S011iC of his
brothe barrister, thinking to play
a joke on him, t rged son I ys to
ask hi • if he had old clothos t r sale
- ime.
'When used upon ne
and, it packs and preven
ape o certain valuable
s in tle
alities n
nd oth r
he mower
cs of that
in hay -
]y sowed
s the es-
ases.
in reen bag.
-"Oh, no," i
Sheridan; " the
Tho e who ar
tenni: prodigiou
have iood
ately, their me
short. Richard
dealt ith these
a man er
would never all
done y a verb
ever a monstrou
his p sence he
P
outdo it by bne
and c nsign the
Sion. by a fals
a
than us owfl.
a spo aing adv
"1 as fishin
certai cold spr
trout, and soon
But A 'hat was r
a foo
was
when
from th
e of boil
you sea
1!
stantly 013ded
are 41 ncs suits."
o in the habit of
• stories ought to
oriesbut, fortun-
nerally
heridan
is se pests in
fl)e olinte-
h
toldr
itt
vor to
coinage,
1 confu-
glaring
heLtreinsg:
in a
elicious
s mess.
i n, not
there
that,
ur fish,
ories t4 -e g
Brins y
menda
ir to lii
w hituSel
1 prodig
story w
wo id e
•f his
nar a
hoOt
• ntnre
one
cr ful
aught
ally s
Cold
rig w
d to c,
ES
SP
\\
SIIOVEL\S,
HOE
CU+ NAILS,
PRES'D N ILS.
13A
;
ING-ES,
N -DOOR 1111 TGES,
(Blacksmith made.)
D YBURG'S PLANE
'Al RICAN WATERLIME
•
eAl,GINED PLASTER.
cscrews, to Hire
—AT—
JO NSON BRO
ETERS'.
E ARDNER PATENT
ftrTg • Ma liine,
MAT.T1TFACTURED BY TIIE
Ga dner Sewing
. COMPANY
-
HAMILTON, �NT.,
Is t
mac
Fan
atta
son
hou
pref
wit
11
and
Machine
e best family and thaiufacning
me now made ; ,will do all kinds of
y Wok. The general works and
hments are so simple that any per
an learn to work the in half an
. Tailors and shoem Ors use 't i
rence to any now *de. Jrric
in the reach of all.
s no gear of any kh4I is S ONO-
imPLE.
would be well for i tending pa-
ella ers to callon anY of t e unde en, -
tion d parties and s e thi machine, be-
fore purchasing on of nother make.
The abOvelmachine an bd seen at work,
at a y tirab, at Wil iam irassey'a and.
T. • . Anderson's, S afort ; F. Filton'i,
Exeter; Mr. Pierce s, Ro lgerville Mr.
Fol ey, Bayfield; Fishl igh. & Garry,
Ain eyville.
PETER G SSIE, 1
Gel oral Agent for thb Co nty of Apron,
1 9-ly S. aforth, Ont.
You an get the
P-Oaff_.4
NEFIT
oF—
EliCCTIOIN
COTTON
-AT-
AY, SPARLINC &.
OPPOSITE
THE GREAT
EGG STOItE.
177
I4VMSDEN
Has just receilved a Fresh Stok of
,
PURE DRUG
AND
[.
IVIIOALS
y Soaps, Com
il Brushes! Fr
and American.
PERItTJMERY
ENUINE YE STU FS.
Guaranteed to be of the best qnality:
OHE
T ilet and. Fan
Tooth and N
English,
ch,
Iorse andiCattle Med
Conditi8n Powdei
eines
Physicians pr criptions caref 1.1r and
ecurately dispensed.
- R LUMSDEN+
SEAFORTH
FurnitureWarer
M. R IBERTS0
Importer and. minufacturer
OF
HOUSE110 D FURNI
Snch as
S,
1.1.1E TABLES
MATT _ASSES,
EAKFAST T LES,
IRS, and
BEDSTEADS,
In Great Variety.
eat con %len c in offer -
the public, as he are
Seasoned Litm r, and.
'orkmen.
SOFAS,
LOUNG
CEN
DINING &B
13.U.KEA
CH
Mr. R. has
ing his goods to
made of Good
by First -Class
0111S
ds
URE,
•
Coffins made to 1 rd.er
On the Shortest Notic
wool? TURN!
Done with INeatness and Des atch.
Wa.Ferooms
TWO DOORS SOUTH 511 P'S
HOTEL Main Street
Seafarth, jan'y 21st, 1870.
57 -ft
TAVERN FOR SALE
T
i -LE well-lenlavia and. old. e
Hotel, "The Roxburgh H
uated in the thriving village
burgh; along with the house
acre ofland ande good stablin
opposite is ' Rock's Mill,"
largest gristing business in th
To a party witli a small capi
one of the best stands in the
Huron. Apply to the propriet
WILSON`,.W on.P. .0..
tablished
tel," sit -
of R,ox-
one-half
. ' Right
ioing the
County.
al this is
'utility of
r,
171 4f
'uI ad RIM
,
rn
0
11•11111
-
F
QUEEN
Insurance Cora pany
OF' LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
—0.—.
CAPITAL - a2,000„000I Sterling
-
CHIEF OFFICES—Queen Buildings, Liver-
pool, And Gracechnrch Street, London.
CeReaeBRANCHIOFFICE--Ex:chuge
Buildings; Montreal.
Beene -Wm. Mortomr, Esq., 'Chairman:
Henry Thomas, ESq., David Torrance,
Esq., andthe Hen. James X'errier,
BAKERS-Molson's Bank.
LEGAL ADVISERS-- Messrs. 'Ritchie,
Morris & Rose.
Sea
ZAP
ort
t Foundry!
FE
Would desire t
grea,
est CARTER
call attention to tke.h-
ly improved.
'SEPARATIllt
mEnxoALAs—WiT,Fiam$utherland,-
Esq. M. D.
Suevenoe,--Thornas S. Scott, Esq.
.A_ufirron-Thonaas R. Johnson, Esq.
RESIDENT SECRETARY AND; GENERAT.,
AGENT,—A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 St.
Sacrement Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint-
ed. Agent for the above Coinpany, parties
'desiring to insure against lses by fire can
do so on the most favourableterms.
- Life Policies granted on as '11,d.liantage-
ous terms as any other respeetable Coni7
pany doing 'business in Canada.
JAMES H. BENSON,
.; Agent
0:17/./CE-BEN SON & MEYER'S
Law Office,
Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870. 153-tf.—
-
Whieh is able
Mac
Among its ma
tention to the
Cylinder is con
power
THRE NINO
NOTICE
I s HEREBY GIVEN to all Parents
and Guardians ; in the Township of
Tiackersmith, whol refuse or neglect- to
give notice to the Division Registrar of
said:Township of the Birth of a child,
tt
within thirty days' from the ate of such
birth, that they are liable t a fine of
from one to twenty dollars, with costs.
All such persons will do -well to comply
with the requirements of the Law, as the
penalty will be enforced.
. WILLIAM.i.'dil ER,
1 INN -ism!' Registrar.
Tuckersmith, 18th April, 1811. 176 -ti
competewith any othcr-
me in Canada.
y advantages, we call at -
following -the way the.
trueted-it requires less
and is capable of
MORE AND CLEANER
THAN ANT OTHER.
The great complaint among Threshemi
always *as, that they could thresh mote -
than they could clean, our improved. dritti• •,,.:
does away with all these complaints i it-
is so construet d as to regulate the wind
to keep the riddles from choking, without.
blowing any grain over. We lia.ve„, alge-.1
improved our Mills to prevent the grabs.
going over with the straw.
We would. itvite Farmers andArega-
ers, generally, to give Us a call, 'and. exe-
c
-amine our stock before purchas ng else --
where i we can sell as -cheap as a otlier-
Establishment
None but the best Material used, and OW
very best workmen .employed. ,
The Nla,chin s we sold last year enabb3,
us to say that they gave better satisfap--
tion than any other ever sold in this;
county.
PITVS. HORSE POWER 1 •
kePt ou hand at all times.
We would also desire to direct tlip
attention of farmers to our -
SAWING Ai-TACT:TINES!'
NOTICE.
NOTICE
is hereby given to all person s
not to cut any timber or trespass on
lots. N J8, E. 19 and 20 in the 5th
concession Hay, as the ownet, l'AGL 1).
BELL, is determined to punish to the
utmost ettreme of the law al so doing.
165-tf
'Whicb are ca
to fifty c
Superi Gan
Cultiva, or, S
beam Ploug
_FARMS FOR SALE.
111011. Sale Lot No, 22, i3ti Concession
ji Township of McKillop containing
One Hundred Acres, for y-fi e of which
are.cleared. well -fenced, and a never fail-
ing stream of water runs through one
corner. No buildnigs. AlSo, the unex-
pired term of eight years of the lease of
part of Lots 27 and 28, 12th concession,
with the privilege of purehasing at any
time. Purchase Money $1,275, to extend
over a period of ten years. This lot is
all wood land. Folitfurther particulars
apply to the undersigned. •
THOMAS STEPIIEN-S,
Seaforth.
January 11, 1871.
162-tf
able of sawing from forty'
rds of,.wcocl per day.
Ploughs; Straw Cutters„
'eters. Wooden and Iropr--
, Scrapers, 1Cettles,
:
All of hich «c warrant to give satisfac-
tion, a d will be sold as cheap as at tirty-
othe Estab ishment in the Province.
REP RI G AND GA TING !!
OF it
Done on th
,re
14.3-1
'ERY DESCRIPTION
shortest notice aid moist
sonable terms.
ZAPPE & RTER.,
Fa
The
WO
D'ARDCASH.
De er in all kinds of
in and D
rodface,
HOL ALE AND RETAIL.
est Price in Money -
FOR
L AND BUTTER..
Pay, your ees and drive up to Idea
store, ODERICII STREET,
SEAFORT11.
BU'liTER IRKINS for sale and to
exchange. 180 -ch
No Armistices
jiC). .
TIAS decl red war against the nie.-
cltntile
pposition of Seafigrth,
a largo and. v tried stock of am nition oat
hand, * the lupe of
R GOO
-AND --
GR CERI SY•
Whid for q ality, 'style and cheapnesa,
can ot .be conquered with fair play.
Th folio ing are special lines :-
PAN 1Y RESS GOOD,
WIN-
CEY (P1 in and Checked,) LUS-
TRE .1) PLINETTS, FRENCIL
MEI INO, PRINTS, POPLINS,,
GRE C TTON, :BLEACHED,
DO., FLA 'NELS, BLANKETS,,
CLO DS, HOODS, HOSTERY,
TLE QLOVES, FINGER-
ING) YA eN, READY - MADE;
CLOfHI G, HATS & CA
TWEEDS COTTON AND FLAN-
NEE1 SM. TS, DE.AWERS,
SU-
GAIiS, ' EAS TOBACCOES,.
R A ISINS, .0 URRANTS,
&c.,
Too timorous to mention,
AT THE
anaillester Use!
MIN STREET,
MIT ov.. 15, 1'870 152-tf.
CHEA LOT FOR SALE.,
ACR S East half of Lot 29, Twith.
Oki Con.,Pulross, County of Bruce,.
with Log- use. Eight aeres clear&d..
Pate ted i iddress- Ex Posme , -8'eafot3a,,,
or Jea.N. LOCrAN, Ttieswater.
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