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Religious Bigots.
_ In, the midile of the ITXth
clentOry the people of the . United
,
State S are hardly prepared forj. the
issue. of a decree that would be More
in keeping with tbe religious tone of
two -or three centuries ago, yet the
Presbytetian Synod, a body supposed
to represent the •intelligence and
toleration of the Protestant Church,
in session at the City of Motherly
Love, has made itself infamous by
advocating and - adopting the follow-
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the present con-
dition of France in general, as des -
dated by a k tome of war, and the
city- of Paris in particular, as now
drenched ,by the blood of her own,
•citizens, is a righteous rebribatton
for the martyrdoms of St. -:qtrrthielo-
mew's Day, and the tangible fulfill-
ment of the Divine promise to the
,Church : " That no we2pon formed
gainst thee shall prosper." .
Have we suddenly retrograded,
• that such a, doctrine in the.Christian
Cq-inrch shoulfl be not only tolerated
but preached 'V In reading the above
• re8olution we are obliged to pause
and consider whether the wheels of
Tinie's chariot have not gone back-
ward, and whether•instead of living
under the benign influence of liberal
convictions and,religious..teleration,
• A,e are not inaugurating a spirit of
bigotry .which was popular in the
ea k ages. The . thought of a so-
called. religious body exulting'.in the
terrors, the recital of whieh should
curdle the blood *in •the veins of
•every sympathizing being In the
civilized world, be he &dull or sinner;
The shining lights of an. ancient and
respected denomination bowing be-
fore the Throne of Grace, and
• thanking the •Almighty for -the
- Yidtati.011 which they are pleased to
e acknowiedge as a "righteous re-
tributioar -for • the persecution of
the Iluetenots in 1572, end for.
many ex , ressing their sentiments in
-Vie shape of a resolution, is almost
too unreasonable to credit; their con-
viction that the late horrors in Paris
was a vengeartee of God ageinst the
- niasSiicre of St.. Bartholomew's Day.;
—
a pronunciamento of heaven against
hell, qf God against Satan, is sicken -
in its fanaticism and bigotry.
;2
X•ir ho are these men that they should
set the msel ves up to interpret the
laysterious decrees of Providence?.
Werethey seers, sorcerers, °mounte-
banks we might overlook their
• egotistic folly, but for the represent-
ative men of four million- people—
Christianpeople, cultured, intelligent .
•and exemplary peeple, whoconsider
• themselves the " salt of the earth "—
• for this little conveution of bigots to
presume to pronounce upoa the
doings,of the Lord, and to assume
tho right to assert that -God - has
been t:tking vengeance upon the
innocent descenditnts ofe the men
eng:egetlia that terrible tritgedy of
Lineee ceia, turies ago, is simply pre-
posterods. .\
In making this resolve they un-
consciditsly insult the 1aster they
aro credited with serving, for they
accept as allies the Satanic army of
atldests and encourage tltene on to
. •victory over a 'sister Church. that
• kneels at the • same sheine and wor-
shipe a Savioar crucified; it is self-
cotalemning, for the devilish spirit
which prompted the assassinations is
-
unmanly) even uncivilized.; much
lees being saintly -or God-iike. . If
these men th us • publicly proclaim
• _, their antipathy to co-workers in. , the
.CattSe of ,1,-christia nay, what is 1 tili e
• nature of the prayers which ascend
10 Ilea V'eal from the. fa mil y ciecle a nd
closet ? . 1f these men, who study.
Wall their woi•ds before committed,
can. thus openly upheld aud en-
courage a wicked and most revolting
• butchery, even admitting it to be in
• the interests of the Presbytterian
- Church, s,,hich. is pre-suppo'Sect Cr
they -would not be so exuberent ; if
theemen, preaehet•s of the Gospel,
• whose precept is to " love your
• enemies, and pray for 'those who
persecute you and despitefully Use
you,f'—if the teachere of Christi:in-
czui utter such sentiments, what
is th feeling in the bOdy of the
• Church ?
In the fullness of their joy they
seem to forget th:Lt, the bleed" of
- the martyrs is the seed of the
Church," or agun, it it is re-
ptetted by these SAIIID Ilien at nearly
every funeral service, ‘..tre loveth
• Whom Ile chasteneth." They call I
• themselves minietets of Christ—of
the God of love and inerev—bdt'
they prove themselvee possessed of
• the S411110 devilish spirit: which pro-
yuked the inassztel•e of Sr. Baitholo-
fiww_the :spirit• of 1)-1:40try alai
fall.iLti.C18111.—Detroit Ditily tritioli,.
• Detected. by Chewing Plug
• Tobacco.
_
Some time ago a registered letter
was sent to Chicago which ought to
• have contained five one nundred
&Alai. bills. But when the envelope
was opened the money was missing.
As usuai ia such ease:i, the matter
was piaced in the hanchl of an ex-
perienced and Skillful gentleman
aseigeed to the 'duty of bringing
ca.ltninals to, justice, 't-ith instruct-
ions to make a thoro11g:1 and rigid
examination. The envelope up.
'
THE H
pear• ed to be intact • hut the. office
took it, si aked it in ,water, and car
' (f a microscop
fully tem 'ed the 1 . ortion where th
sealing p •ocetss hal been affectet .
By the as istance
helound hat small particles of plu
tobacco s ill adher cl to the pipe
,
and. from this fact e ame convince
.that who ver wet he mucilage df
the envel pe nitit have used that
descriptieot the e d. The officer
determin di it the i t, ORM, to a
certaiii if any one O oneoted with
any of th ohaces thtough which th
letter hac pa sed Used tobacco 'o
this descr io 1. Offlc.e after offl.c i
was visit d, froin • Chicago to th
locality N her...the letter.. wae. firs
mailed, bt t i not pnp of them wa
there a sing] , per ci who masti
cated any hin.l. bu (inc cut.! , T
,
the last of ice the p aster Was a
old friend ofi bhe d tee ive, and wa.
consider& an uprightman. II
was linid in Ili den t c ation of th
Grim e. T le icagi) filcial had no
theeslight st SISf)iCi0fl in the direc
tion ,of hs Ilonest `: country post
master,put he had 1,s i:ed so man)
persons to) a " chew,Oat theliabi
,
had grow s lip Rhin] tnd addressin,
the worth p stma. te •;1 by name 114
said, " Wi 1 you giA a inc a chew oft
tobacco 4"
"Real] . ' as th it ply, "I don't
think I ha -e ,a. y to' CO that •you
would use. I never uiSe anything
hut plug.'' T1.ie I onlvictien Ives
rced upo tbc ofUe mind that
As friend wars the! ith if. Acting
ipon this Onvi;Li0n 1 e arrested the
1
lestmaster and fourid te five one-
aundred d. Ikr Mils i e'reted in a
,,... r
laguerreot III easel 1 telt es were
ised years erre)' careft :ly folded up
. . . '
)ehind- the picture. q he in ys t e ry
was solire,c . 1 The p9 tniaster was
tried and 'e nvicted in !Heap, and
may now I. e fOnnd at Joliet, where
he i's workng .out th p naltv of his
.,
ciime.—Chicayr Pos.
i
Sugg sti, e P rastraphs.
- I '
prot d an makes me • keep
y distance he e•tnfort is that
e keeps his a th !same time.-
127;it chains di' ha t are generally.
'too small to be fel 'till they are
too strong o be iiroken.—Dr. John-
son.
One of he .'nhlitieM things in
tie World ib plain t it i.—Bnhoer.
It matteirs not whit z man loses
i he saves his soul • but if he loses
is soul; it matters not what he
s ves..
Conaclan e in, an i onithail num
in time of rouble is like a broken
oth, 'and a 'foot tit of joint.--
olomon. •
Mca may judge u§, by the success
o our efferts ; Clod looks at the
e forts theroseIves.—Charlotte Eliza, -
b
7-1
UELPH SEWING
•THE OS
ACHINE CO.
rel t../
tee- -4
--,
e.)
• ti>
C
i•
F271 • ciCD
I I
ock-Stitch Sewing
, \
liousands .threuishca t Calvet& are
now using these netchit
be tested be3-nuel all
es. • Tney have
• question make
th favoritelloek-stitch, itlike •cai both
sides, andare prenounced superior to
an oher machine ollei ed tlii public.
• • wide range: of 'WC perfection, .
uty and • excellence pi' meehanism
'Po
bei
ad,tptability, streligthantli durability,
17 c . Osboili- Sewing liadLine Has
.• .•_Aro
eY ImproVements havie lately been
matte, enabling the manufacturers to
ola u -
ma hi los. Hundreds of testimonials are
1
t as the no plus -ultra of Sewing
bei 1g: received. daily fromold as well as
nee operators attesting it wonderful
cal abilities. IN ill " doal). kinds of do-
me -tie sewing, from the !finest cambeic
to
on'
5
rea
11 a.l
ie coarsest overcoat or upper leather.
,
ZAN_TEIP,D -To BE AS REPV.ESENEED,
DR _NU SALK, WAIZI,W,NTED FOR
• ilit:EE YELP'S. ,
.
he Osborn 01.1tfit is complete and
lily- comprehended. - ls sold at one-
. the ,price hitherto . c 'arged. for ma-
chines doing a like rang -of work, the
nia.i in facturers being deter -nine(' to place
it thill the reach of e -ery family in
the Country. ; • ,
iTeneve iegeor.e i;uncir V4K Win 0011 -
vin 8 4t11 that our mac es , are mi-
..
e.qu
T t GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is p ,e -eminently the best Sinela-Threeel
_Machine offered to tbc public—henee its
mar eelous sttecese Will (110 alt varieties
of domestie sewing.. PRICES GREA.TLY
RED TCED. •
II laid: Mirtchinc, with full outfit, $12 ;
Tre, dle dth., 617. ach inaehine
guile itnteed •
R, A gens wanteil every vhere. Splen-
did inducements to make n_onny.
Apply to
C ELPH SEWING EVIALinNINE CO.
or ELPH, cAN-efinee
\.) . N. WATSON, -Agent,
1: 0-1y• SEAFORTH.
RON EXPOSITOR.
ARDWARE
el •
t-+
0
a
SIGN OF I
DES,
SI ON IELS,
C.A.LOIN ED PLA
Jakscre-ws • to
JOHNSON BROT
TER,
Hire
HERS'.
You can get
ENIEF
41.
REDUCTI
the
T-
OT' '0 S.
—AT
RAY, SPARL1 C & CO
OPPOSIT
THE GREAT EGG ST(
e •
-.3NE 2, 1871; -
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LOOK OUT, YOUNG ME_
NEV GOLL4R13,
1\7" "W"
RECEIVE AT
NEW SCARFS,
ANPk' RS N S
CLO INC AND FUR IISHING ItIDUSi.
FIVE THOUSAND OF THE NEW P.APR, COLLAR,
11,-11T elr 130X COXT 1PSS A PRIZE,
,t (Some very va uable,)
ARS—Prank in, Great Western, st. George, Dtlad. Shot, Bishop,
COL
Eureka,.
• TIE
SC
qtteror
SEIF
3
—Elite, Bon T an, Sappho, 'Lothair,
trnd Duke; Von IA
1 Marquis, Correct
RFS—Cabine
all Mall, Goner
NO CC
RTH, May, 1
1
Clipper, Crown.
folthe, Bismarck, Cro-wn. Prince, Con -
Scarf, Standard.
A.T\JDVRSON'S
Furnishing II use for. Boys, Youths and Men.
Ar
ived t
NEW SP
—AT Tirn-i-
Co
777.
ay
A. G. MoDOUGALL.
LOOK IIIME
SUTIIERIAN
BROS.
• Are now prepared to silpply
OENTS" • CLOTHING,
Cheap and God.
Parties are requested to call
compare briCes and juclIge for them-
selves.
• Those b inging their
will have Ekery attention
as formerl .
We IAT‘
And are b
for P
rrant all
WN CLOTH,
Aid to them
Work,
mid not to b beat, either
110E, FIT, or FINISIL
Men's and Boys'
Cut with care and economy.
SITTILERLAND
171-tf Opposite Carmi
• MILL
FOR Sitp.E ORT
0
THE SUBSOMBER 0
. 8AL E or to Rent, on
BROS.,
•hael's Hotel.
THE VARNA
I Consisting of a Flour, :Oat cal, and Saw
Mill, all-pf, which are god running
WENT!
MRS FOR
asy terms,
ILLS,
order.
• The Flour Mill contains Four run of
Stones and the intoror is N'0.1 finished,
and. all the InachinerY in first class con -
clition. There is in conne tion a good
! Dam, and an. abundant supply of watei
1, to run all the mills the yea round.
re These mills are situated in the centre
o a splendid Agricultural c untry, and a
rar chance is offered to an3 person desi-
•
i
rous f embarking inthe ini11ing businesd.
Th -e is also an excellent opportunity
of
0c1inild be driven
the prerniees,
a a g
• led Six
• 3ayfield,
:le good
y to the
) Varna
?NEB.
140—
179 -ch
IG9EERIAIGPOZSPECirS
Yoe, Aer
A UNDANT HARVEST
'he present favorable Spring weather
warrants both farmer and mechanic in.
ma -Mg timely preparations for the com-
ing hem -est. ,
,orilsorm a woLLsAnfis
WI ile thanking their patrons for the lib -
era, encouragement aceorded Lhern in the
past, would cordially .invite the atten-
of ?amen to their choice assortment of
• Ha -vesting Machines for 1871. • Our
Ohio Conzbined .3fachine,
wit Johnson's Improved Self-r.ake, has
giv n complete satisfa4tion for the past
ow4 years, and is noire offered to the
pullic with the strongest guarantee for
• durlabiity and perfect evork.
he Cayuga Chief, Jr., Alower,
ich has gained for itself a world-wide
rep itation is again offered as the most
duriile, handy and beat working Mower
knewn, being constructed in the body of
the machine entirely Of iron and steel,
and with we defy competition. We
ale offer the
•
0102 807?; Self-Paking Single
Reapcir,
whi,13 took first and seCond prizes atPro.
vin ial Exhibition, 1570. Thie reaper is
ack iowledged to be suj'prior to any other
pat ern now in use, as it cuts perfectly,
tak s up lodged. or tangled grain better
thin any other rake orreel machinc,. and
cut equally well from 'either side of the
lid, -when wind is strOng from any di-
rect on, can be raised. oi lowered when in
mot on and is very dur tble.
A e invite inspection of. our mtithines
and mode of manufacturing by pui--
cha ers before giving Orders elsewhere.
AVe guarantee satisfaction in every Jim --
chi e, or no sale.
TERMS gAsy.
T e agriculturalists kif Perth and ad-
jein ng counties will n6t (we believe) be
so 1 luii to their own interests as to
-wive . their orders to ?hops more than
0
100, Inks east, when there are first:claes
worl s in their midst, building largely
the iest machines, equal .to any of the
sam machines made in the Province.
Call and see us,- -send in your erders
by mail, or deal With our agents, as in
every case you will got a perfect ma-
chine, and on the same terms as your
neighbor.. Our principles of 1)usinesf3
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
r°e411i
(1 re3s
s's •.
180- h
T .0MSON •WILLIoAntl1alrioS,.
MITCHELL,
111 RNITER
THtS
Mee
ELL S2
THOMAS BELL
Is n w prepared to ma4nfacture furni-
ture
As 'heap as thd Cheapest.
Pa ies Wishing to buly wholesale can
be su plied at • r
Tor nto Vv.rholespe Prices.
E ROOMS OPPOsftTE THOMAS
KIDD'S1
W Pa SHOP, COMNill OF MAR-
• KET SQUARE.
1,NING done on the
.Shortest
NH kept constantly on
hank]. 1
A HEARSE Fon HIRE.
1701-tf
TIT
co
JASs ILSC)rd,
5 efeeeer2e
4,11
.5-q-
•rei
„
t-4
HARNESS, SADDLES,
• BRIDLES, kc., &c.;
MAIN STREET, StiP.,FORT11.
Come all yoagoou folks who -want Har-
neSS, ••
Substantial, lome-prieed, good and 11 CW.,
At WI leS 'S, ant etreet, e ir th,
An excellent stock yteu may view.
The stock is owned by A MD; AV ILSON.
Whose work is so higley reeowned ;
The -shop is on :Main sdeet, Sealorth,
Tie a place may easily be found.
Here are plenty of bit:3. bridlcs and curbs
Sursingles anti eaddles so fine,
There is 110111i13,n' can ee eal their make,
They are just No. 1 A and prime.
Here are lots rf good blanktts for 'winter
That will keep from yourhors•es the
• cold ;
And the fly nets,so graceful for Slim-
•
Trimmed with blue, green, yellow and
efold.-
1
Cieick up whips of every desertiition,
For the mete coach, carmine or • hand
At ,TAM WI Lse f.N'S shop, 6eaforth,
May always be had et command.
Here are sponges and eelmbs and rosettes
All useful and good ip -their way ;
With lone and short tuns in el,endenee,
• And Harness that don't break- in a day.
IPortmanteaus and *Prinalts of ell kinds,
Valises of a quality epic' and rare,
If von should desire; to purchase,
To the •shop of JAINIES WILSON
Now cZiiitc,
jillyail'and that without further
•
• Excellent bargains make while you
• At the can,`Sa'dille and Harness Empoilom,-
et'end. rem ember JAMES WILSON'S
• the man.
I keep constantly on hand a stock of
TRUN KS, 1' 0 ll T.)., I AN TEA US, VAL-
ISES AND AA11116".
Horse Collars and Blankets,
and every article connected with the
business
TRUNKS, VALISES,
HARNESS, SADDLES and BRIDLES,
Made to order.
J. WILSON_
1C5-tf
. S:Eg.FORT
1
'LT018
i Mill,aill 23
Sash, loor, and
LIND FACTORY.
o ,
yr' HE Subscribers beg leave to thank .
_L their numerous customers for the
liberal patronage extentled to them since
!
,ommencing -business in Seaforth; and
rust' that they _will be favOredwith a
ontinuance of the same.
Parties intending to build ler-mild de
well to give them a all, as they will
continue to keep on hand it large 6toche
of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER SASHES
1 I
DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, &c.,
_hey- feel confident of giving satisfaction
• Lo those who may favour ebein with
their patronage, as none but• .
--Li•rst class wm-knieu are
ee •
employed.
nee-- Particular Attention paid to Custom
Planing
BROADFOOT GRAY.
CERTAIN PRESERVATION OF T.IE
SIGHT.
R. COUNTER
• opt, sole Agent pfoErRtFliEecsisalDe
If our Celein-ate
AAT, Ati5E'A.MIEA111.,(EsReLAtoNtil).:
SPECTACLES, be Lenses of
which are ground by us, ;roni
material manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purposes. It
is pure, hard, andlmllant, and
as near Achromatic as can oe
produced. • The peculiar form
and scientific eccuraey attain-
ed by the aid of complicated
and cestly machinery, war-
rants is in asserting them t(
lie HE MOST 1E,1tFEC1
iPECTACLES EVER MAN,
CFACTUiltED. They -assist
the sight inostbrilliantle, con
fee- ease and comfort on chi,
w arer, ca -use a continuous and abidine
• provement of the eyes, and last a ,ereat
any years without requiring t't; be
.01 aimed. So they are the CHEAPEST
a well as the BEST.
• LAZARUS. maErds & oo.
295 Notre Dame Street, (u• pstairs),
We employ no Pedlers.
FOR SALE%
rtIHAT splendid lintel Stand on the
Market Square, Seaforth, known a.s
the CORN EXCHANGE, and. doing a
good business. To an enterprising man,
with some capital, it offers excellent in-
ducements, being on one of tht. leading
streets and close to the Salt
Also, two comfortable COTTAGES on
Elgin Street. Goderich, rented at i.z2o0
3 -ear, and several Town Lots. Terms—
moderate. Apply t\o,
Nm, m A Loom,
At the Market.
Seaforth, Jan. 23, 1871, 164-tf
V_
;1'1'7SE23. 1871.
suo.4......ammear=rmag.-A
A. Street, Show in
One singular exhibiido
r 1 ?are, which is worth
The, veteran clown annot
his friend had Cominnuigt
that he would throw up
pocatP, " the 11,..ight
h. re," ani allow it tode
• }yrs skull, a i..at to he
C7Itirely in eeini)liineat,
•ci -character tf the pre,
" No, sir r) said
v'own:, lost )'r 81
tiOlt " )0tati,?.
ead ? Wiiv, sir, it WOW
man 1"
A grui t intiniat stbat
is In ite eetriuits.-;
The NItiVrA13 (-Iowa"
rotinA 14 He will do it., tl
men. Do yon nit .n
will r and so on.
What ft)llowed was inoz
of •admiration than the 'f
The vett‘ran elown, rei
Self to tile srt.r:t ilurpose
friend, then eulv
to Make it AS cuey as pese
kings. Con etion tio asi
not allow the saerifice =Al
vontibution of at heist a sl
into tee', arena. Thi„;
public ardor ; it ,ieetued
saint The afts
rai.fid world have helpeti
the iii)loinatle
treated; 113 si)(,ke • with
made as t,hongh 116 1ou1.3
his eiFets :Inc) go—this w:
3)tent ye had been snliserili+
fiierrd eeemet1 to el evese•
evoule! ie eontene i.10
feelinge and 'wish to
1Co„ sir, shall no
a."313-13rol to h.% to ask fau
—only t\ 11,i14 laore
This -was a fit.tion, fl
Ts,r.s eft. iyiliklu----
twoOeiwn more. It eriv
threep-nce, row.•We La
ee) long, lost eete munb. value
--hitng 412 ft:00W 1, 1(4. US)
llerC ! After 4
suvh, a f at -v..,aN iivorth a
c 1Z11,1, ;4111z4Iti te I
einlit one on his !own, antt
WItell. the
iiiu 0t, .1 i)i311i (0;1tI
sig of 'a wit ';
dalVi ; seeino
tinfms;a:311.,)
n.
that, rielieulnue S1111L A fel
"fit, rel v. Loud and st,ii
IT111TS WPre hear& nud th64,
tIPPS 0 1116 Crint-ti Ia1116t
/AM 1; Jii iltit he could not. 1
‘th
tlit hi ‘N.N.;_tai:i'Vfsl1ii14:41,11)116'
114) make it nil to them i.
ha, I Sven.tbi kit." 6.3.
friTend brought hilnself
aur many •flotnieha:
lis..owato 1oft to a .vahf
foblinv: his arms, I11.1
!;te:i(if-;'svi-,((i?;I
:agrt:cuat i:rel:Iriale)1 11
de: ?ended on Lis Imre
where it was split= into a. (I(
the case of the r:Pgro rec.-
- Mr, laigston,_...,,who.„,..._for a sn
Aar 11011,a4„
with a steue' cudgel.-
-w1,114 alloNy any one to
Maiti.
.11.1 old maid, if, she ia
ene'el is the, most inli.4e3 131(
"l 1eoufes,eit: the nost
a1c',)4' human beings. We
aij snoll • with sharp lteeLu:r.
coma), straight-laced'ands'..1
idef•fiabout anuiscMCIlt,
of her neigl, tors
rteilien7
ge‘i- (.
the, dear t
is the slat der-loviugoid Dla
ther • there Ire \f'ry; few stu
af-P, 41Tfita 4.1)a (..X.N4,1)i
•hal-a the vain old maid, wi
en of the iliannere
.af youth, whose silly contr;.1
con,•;a1 a wrinkle or eev -
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