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TS,S, SADDLES,
tI)LES, a:e„ tke.,
TEET SeiZAFORTH-
417 -••••••"'"-.
•Of 1 want Hare
.1 gu.I mai new,
„Vent saner, aesferthe
tut eteck vu inav view.
t owned la- k faz1/X
a 'ai.so- rebowned
it Sezaarth,
a easy caadee. 1-e fieetet.
eitv of lit. 1ri•1lt s and curbs
• ;set se,
t
etest
N. 1 A antl
i f "anal 1,1zaila fs fer winter
isece free.. :ens horses the
,
rues, cgrace. fel for SIMI -
Lfrtt11, ye 'now and
, •
.f every Fl...rter:ptice
.
eacreces. or emd
te,e ,at iec'a shale seafortit,
Is..• had at eteetaittet.
s seal r „: reel rosette: -
alit! seed in V. ay ;
sei teas iit
(tt lirt :lit a day.
e1 I'm-ail:at of ell kinds,
L.'t" mid rare,
tear.t. eei cease.
- ..kalki Es W IfsSON
aui that without further
-.edits. :take while yea
t awl lit le S-4
teller J ,.%.:21,1 ES - W LSO -2,r -•‘•
ran.
adantly liend a stock of
a'1PIZI.-tcNTEAUS, VL -
ND
and I'datikets,
connected with the
qusinkaa
• *.:a laS, VA
antl
'.Macle tit order.
etea,atete
k
Kill, am,
FA.01 OF1 Y.
- - -
zi hea It ave to thank-
.
eeeraus ettateinc la for "the
eats it *ail to them since
et -ea in at. aft ea la and
Lev vL ht, favoredwith a
el the same.
le.ite.• to le LI •would (le
ahem a cell, as titsy will
el, on halal a large a tock
Lilt:17E111-
SASHES,
1‘ it,
;_.i%iflt,atisfaetior.
etay favour them with
ereteee-, ice nape but
' elasawc.rklut.n UO.
4,tttiltit)11 paid, to Ctitit0I17:.
1:1ZO.k liFOoT & ttRay.
IIELSERingff Of -NE
s1 G 11 T
°LINTER,
et. 'I.( k IC. ER AN I
.1 ENV 1 E Lt Seafeth,
:t., suit, Agent for the '4-a1(.
4n1r e ira eti PERFECTED
acusos et
eett aro groutel by use irom
=vial InalttlfaCt cd
;tie a; rp 16ea. It
iekre. hard., awil•retlant, and
elver Chrttitiat it* C;an ro
Neubar
• st.ieutihc rt -rut acv attaii-
.
hy the aid er camplicated
e'tIy rzltJltnirv, «r-.
assert them te
"!U E ktosT l'ERFEC1
1rt9'AcLE4 EVER MAN.
1.1.1). They ds'
aml ci,mfort (el ch.,
cantinuotte tind abitinq
tiaaevee, awl last a greed
eesititent le (letting aiti
ithev are the CHEAk EST
& tae
it e Dame sta et,iup stairsi,
1ik r.
SALE;
Fietei atentl tin the
,et1are.enfortle knkavn ate
NC, E. awl (toile.; a
- • To an ilea rprising man,
tetal, it effete; excellent in-
-}Ift" tf11 Mit' of the leadieg
6 : ti t It tLea'aii Willa.
einfertahle ta,TTAGES (11
(-eel% rich, rental at iaeati a
'aid Test ti Terme--
beer te
WM. MA 1..111M
.At the Markus.
15,71, teet•tf-
JITNE 23. 1871.
A Street Show in London.
One singular exhibition_ I witness-
aere, which is wordr recording.
The veteran clown announced that
his friend had coin Muninated to him
that he would throw up n monster
pocate, "the height of that 'ere
ise," and allow it to descend upon
las skull, a feat to be perfortned
entirely:in compliment to the high-
caasa character tf the present audi-
eaec.
I" said the veteran
eown, lost in reverie and admira-
tion."Thi a potato On your
head ? Why, sir, it would kill any
man !" . -
A grunt intimate s that his friend
is q u ite sera) US.
The veteran clown looks e$adly
round. "Ho will do it, then gentle-.
rnen.. I)o yea mean Sir, that you
Mill ?" and so on.
What .follo wed was raore worthy
of admiration than the feat itself.
The veteran clown, resigning him-
self to the stern purpose of hi a de-
ve'eed,friead, theu only thought how
to make it as Cay as possible to his
feelings. - Conscientiously he could
not allow tile .sacrifico until a united
contibution ef at least a shilling fell
into tite, arena. This rather, cooled
public ttrdor ;. it s'llte wed F:(3 vast a
sum. The acts by which it Was
r deed woeld have ht.lped him. on in
the diplomatic profession. He en-
treated, li sooke with adorn, he
made a F-1. though he would,pack
his effecas and go—this when three-
pence had beeu subscribed.
fliend cnieti to ()pease him, as ho
would be fontent to do iu from his
lino feelings and wish to oblige us;
" No, air, you shall not. I am
ashameit to hay:- to as SU ch a thing
sevenpeneo iaere !"
This was a fiction; Much more
-we a -.testi:it ed. Titikle---chink—
ta-openee more. it advwanted
threerace r oae , had waiced
su long, lost so much valuable time
fel I 0 W let us have done
ht '1 'CI Ef,0 s ! Aft er • all, to see
suels a f -at _was worai -a few half-
T.Late. 'Tell split an apple on his
child's head, bat latia patriot would
split one on dwn, and without
an arrow. When the sum was
inacte up, T. _blush to say, there were
sig,ns of 1. went of faith in the
veierau clown; he seemed to say
that it was um.easoriable to expect
humau life to be put in peril for
thaa ridiculous, su m. A few pennies
:no -e. surely. Loud and angry mur-
murs wc.i•e lieard, and the denuncia-
tees o the crowd became so hostile
Ozer-, he felt he could not push the
nia,cter farther; so he gave way, and
with a pleasant effrontery, as
Ite had waived part of the bargain,
that he was tire the gentlemen
da make it up to them after they
hal see:i the fe it." On this the
f tigi t hill] Self together.;
atal alter mava/ flourishiogs, sent
his. potato aloft to a vast height,
tht foldina his arms, prepared to
rec6ve it. Dowli it came, and witk
a meat disagreeable crunehinc, sound,
de: 4emled on his bare forehead,
wheae it was Rpl it Into a, dozen frag-
inents. It W 8 really an unpleasant
exaibition, ;.ind intkes us understand
the case of the neg,ro recorded by
Hizaton, who, for a SM1Ill Sum,
-wee id allow fitly on� to hit his
lie4d with a tout cudgel.:—All the
Ithr
Old Maids.
.A -i old maul, if she is -a cross ola
lar'd, is the most miscraye, aod, it
2n et be eonfessoct ate niojt disagree-
a'elc il` human beings. ...Vy e associate
alt sach Nv it li a/tarp lecti res OD de -
e -taste), s t raigh alaced 'a ndiff-backed
idta. s abort G a ai u sc m en a u achari t a ble
rat rugs of her neighbors' best ac-
tioas, prying into their seca.cts, pub-
lisl,; na, their .1.1ealcaess, glorying in
th.eie follies. Surely, dear to no one
is the slander -loving oid maid. But,
then .there itee 1 ery few such; they
at' mute jbe_ exeepLie a Then we
have -the vairi oldni:.kid, whose affec-
t '--;an of the iutan ners mid customs
af youth, whose silly contrivances to
con. -al a Wrill kb e Or cover a grey
he i whose pitable soifts to look
liar 4aomer than she ise by the aid of
p0 der and puff; falsi hair, false
teel e... l'ilse bloom, eaceae our ridicule
a.e,l eontempc. Bat On the other
hand, is there any object in creation
meee loveable in .charaeter and dis-
ilo :. '; o n than -the woman V fle having
6otl -ed both the For •ows and dis-
apec intaieuts Of he, youth. and bay -
no home ' ta look forward to,
ellee rE d by a - husbo ad's love, or
b. eye iened by the smiles of c'rild -e.n,
- SCS be NCI f patiently, eheerfully to
do 'nor d u i:y, with a. full , trust that
4 araafever is. is light," and timi-. One
., •
wa : zinc} Lett.ec than: se saw sow
it to deprive Ler of these lalss'aigs 1
Sae .;.‘; known as the "gond 'old
me:1 ' And She rejoices in tips title ;
it , . ings no blush of w)unded vanity
to 11 er clieek, or tea, s of mollification
to_ ler E v 0 ; .sh 6 4 Wel COMed w here.,
eVer 66 e goes, as fanie'sferiag, an°.
W1 e sits bv the, side oc Vie drng
bed and comforts the b. duel •Ii >arted
meainels bv her sate pethy an'.
Cal asel ; w•ho is the reeipient o° tho
tim: 1 tirl's : first love '. ale, • whese
, • , , „
:a.rne. pane rove3 to (1 `SfliblatA tO
l'Os'- cl:dlth-eal the swneiineafci and
the t ys t ey delight ; who is:
love living and mournedand wept
for dead, i ore than good old
maid -
suit
of Dairy Farming.
W atev r may be the success of
Cheae Fa tories as carrred. on by
public con panies, it seems beyond
doubt'that they are very profitable
when eirti d on. by priaute enter -
w1 re milk, fe ding and
actu ing cheese are all under
pert ision of the jircprietor.
ruler an of the minty of
. ha.. an establislim nt of this
and e give below the results
open tions for the year 1868 :
r th year, lbs 242,252
mad E itherefrom, lbs. '028,479
in 0 sh, at 1e per lb $3,417 48
re fo th.c year of mi_k
I)11). of heese, lbs 8i
Avera nu lber of cows.. .. . .. 34
Whole numt(T of COATS 57
Butter :303 114. at 15c.. $45 715
Calves and f Skins sold30 00
Av'ge irodu ,4iu cash, Rer 61 25
prise,
MILL111
the s
A g
Huro
kind,
of his
Milk. f
(Jir"ktes
Resul
Avera
A go.d de 1 of speculatin has been
indul ed i. with regard t the pro-
litabl hes of making *hese in
winte -. -The gentleman above
allude to makes cheese he 'whole
year roun arguin; thht as the
capita i i \Tested it shoull not be
idle, and a feeding must ')e done, a
little extn will abundOatly, pay.
For ti e pu pose of testing this, he
resolv )d to keep a cm'reet account-ef
the pi oduce, every mouth in the
year, f a cow that calved on Christ-
mas e -e, with the_ following resuit :
Pounds of Milk.
Ja nary 1,201
. Fit )ruary 1,111.
M reh 13140
AL 904
y. 970
Ju e . 896
Ju y 907
August 770
September , 695
October 533
November 339
'ember 188
ota/ for year, lbs... .... .9,704
From this it will be seen there
was pr duced daring what is -called
the ch ese-making season, from May
to Oc ober, inclusive, 4,771 lbs. of
milk, bile in the other half of the
year t are were 4,923 1bs-r-162 lbs.
more— and be assures us ;that the
December cheese was quit, as 'good
as an; he. made. From,May tq
Octob , the cow had the sante ,feed-
ing, k .,as the. others, but a little
better, care in winter. From the
expel-beat lid also concludes that it
18 120 isadv ntage to L. ve cows
calve 11. win er. Practica experi-
ments of th s kind are of great
advrint go to the fanner. _Farmers
Advocate.
Lo ek Upward.
ge eeted for the Exxosykon b j. A.
Look ipward, for the heavcns mirror
our des in. 1 here is .no WIG thing as
a
.i'mezzo- i, n na ,ure. Nothing has been
created, uoth' g destroyed, ince God
ilaslaed "gilt th -ough the air, and "Saw
that Hi work s 'asgood. The a, mosphere
is but a continuation of elements; a little
higher an use constituti a• Water,
9 ,
in thcs elerue is life is germ* ated and
, , ,
we cxis All 1 Teation is "co ptised of
contiuu us -lin.' s, forming ne, great
1 .
chain, a circle estmg as a ha o in the
firmanie t.
This ircle as :brokku wh n Adam
fell. Fl ating ut, these severed, frac-
ture1 en1s rise nd fall, ivasalei ng; seek-
ing to t lath, t cement. SiL vibrating
with thi terril le Plow, thcsq broken,
crtimbli . e ends, rise and fall, approac,li
anirece e, as hey seek to n et over
the daalt Valley, into which .Ai.Iaui fell.
Life, once splen lid, immortal, e ana.tion-
from. G ( , now angsdilee a rai bevii over
this -Val ey, w (.4e the- shad.ow never
moVCS. ' .
.Down he pr cipitous sides gows no
litAng er eping Tine, nor insects, seek a
nook. ... 0 win • stirs teneter grass, nor
flowers',.led t eir sweetness. 'Vale of
iropeuetr ble da doles's, whodare descend
iuto thy lyster `I Who carry .a thread
to bridge this awning chasm ? Christ
descende 1:! Bending, looking With
eager, e rinest yes, his dollow rs saw
Iiim god wu, ei til at length,' lost from
1
their sig t, they cried, Ohl give a faith,
Heavenly Fathe , to illuiniuethi g,looin.
1
As the tmosi here presses on the face
of the g teat deep, litikinglts 6 ements
into its ael " g bosom, is t e light I
penetrate theand with mus cal ino- 1
tion, play arou cf. the great glob . The
spirit Of God Ibolds and links us i*
ceeation. Co!thtn scaled fishes s iort bg
aeath.the urfac of the water, aid with
brilliant .Ia.uccs glide upon its gentle
und.ula,tio s, a rainbow°dthey catch
the British ee fa m above. Distinet in
their ele ehts, ut united by indissolu-
ble ties. 1 ,
Are we weaker in the faith than the
fishes ? Gild we live, mo e, a d 4ave
ourbeing.
Asthe
s'hes in the water, we in the
air 13ass o another: It's Waves bear
our words to each other. Our thoughts
link us to 'ed. I
Ohlir en life chain, floating out in
infinity, p sating, throbbing with desire,
lift high ts y broken links, that the light
of God's ercy znay fall into the dark
valley Wh n we die. ---Dime ;EloeUtionist.
Morriib June 5th, 11871.
e
LUM ER1 LUMBER!
TH and SITYNGLES.
dersigned have son baud A
their ill, one half mile North of
Ainleyvill a large Stock of Dry Pine
-Lumber, p (about 35,000 feet) of wbieli
is Dressed let and 1-i Flooring. They
have also on hand
75,000 ft. of Strip Lath
wblii is warranted first-class,
- and no slabs. ;
TheirS/ain le Machine will start about'
the 18th i taut„ after 4ich date! apleu-
tiful suppl of 811INGIALS will be kept
on hand. '
Prompt attentioa given. to orders from
a distance. I -
M.&T,SMTT1L
Dingie, April 12, 1o717 6-tf-
e
ON EP SiTOR.
S P itiN7G
eg leave to amibunee t
AN A.X.TR
SRI'
every d part
spection i-orn
n general.
The goocts will
COME ON.
Hickson
175-2t
OD
et CO.
at they are now opening np
LARGE STOCK OF
G dOODs,
mat, and invite an early
u.storaers and the public;
show for themselves, so
E F 0
mporiram
T H
ciNTOSII & MORRISCH'S
IN
J. SCATTER,
EXall NG --E BpK
A.nd dealer in Pro
ODU S CHEMICALS AND YESTUFFS,
PERFUMER
FANCYAND TOftETfiRTJC ES
Agbrit for Sewing Machiiiies. M nay
to leud ou easy terms.
Pure .\\ mes and Lici ors for edi-
cinal purposes.
J. SE TTER,
Seeforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 59-
I o
R2
1111 0 74 Y I
0;000 TO LED
TD 4VE the above, sum n han for
intestmeht on good FarSecurity, at
8 and 9 per eent.,--Privato Funds.
jOHN S. PORTE.
Saaa nru, July 25, 1870. 139,—
Begs
his
rison'
PAINTING.
JAMES WILLIAMS
intimate to the- pu lie " tha
emovecl from McInt sh &
Carriage Factory, aa has re
VVilliarn Grassfo's Pa
Shop,
he
for-
ted
Eut
N% here he may 1e found at any time.
Mr. Williams is u'epared to execute,' of
the shortest noticfe, all kinds! of
Carri ge Paining, Sign! Paint ng
and Urn' mental "Work.
Give him a, call Remembeir the pl co,
•oppoSite Murray' Stables. 170 13t
T E GARDNER PATENT
Se
ving Machine
4$14NUF.A.OTURRD 33Y TUB
Gardiner Sewing Machine
CO?APANY,
HAMILTON, ONT.,
TU9
Is the best fam y and marinfacisa
machin now mad; willdo all kinds
Fancy Vork. The general works a
attaehnitents are so simple that any p r -
son can learn to work them in half
hour, ailors an shoemakers use it in
prefere cm to an now made. Pr co
within jho reach f alL • 1
Has o gear of any kind
and S are
.;Ib wo1ulcl be w-11: for int,endina p r.
t
qaasers to call ou ny of tho underm
tion4d parties and see this machine,
fore purchasing one of another • ‘e.
The above machin,e can be se4 at wor ,
at a y time, at William Graasey's
T. Jj. Andersen's, Seaforth; F. Fitton s,
Ex er 5, Mr. 1Pierce's, Rodgerville ; tra
Foil Bayfibld ; Fishleigh ; & Garr
Ainl yville,,
pR. tTEGRAssTR,
Generil Agent for the Countrof 11
179-1y Seaforth, Ont.
CARRIAGE FACTORY
mAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
1
e subscribers feel thankful for tho
liberal patronage theyhave received
-0 commencing business,in Seaforth,
wish to iutimate to their customers
the public generally that they keep
hand and are manufacturpg all
ds of wheel work, such as
RRIAGES,
OPEN AND TOP 131TG
DENIOQR ANS,
WAGGONS,
SL IG -HS, CUTTERS, (Sice,
Ma le up by EXPERIENCED WORK
-
M ,N; in the very latest styles.
e Do No Horse -shoeing,
Bu pay all our attention to t e above
clads of business.
Palties who favor us with their
Iorders ,-will ,get good
satisfaction.
Ye keep , n first-dass
Painter.
ve
sin
an
on
ki
GIES,
a
Carriage
PAINTING
Done for country shops, and old work
repainted at reasonable rates.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Cordwood, Lumber, Shingles and
Lath taken in exehange for work.
MoINTOSII S.; MORRISON,
.1.671tf
WM. GRASSIE9
CAJR1ACE AND WAGON MAKER,
Goderich, Street, Sealorth-.
SLE '
s, -
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, &e., &c.,
Zuil in a superior manner, to order, on
sliort notice,
Particular attention paid to Horse
g and General Blacksmithing. 163
TO .HE PUBLIC A..T LAlk.GE!
LME.
flIE nhscrlbei is prepared to fu
parties building with a firstaclass
tide:of Stene Lime, at 20 cent e per b
el at the kiln, MeKillop, n ar Tho
eon's, saw -mill, or 22 e,c.sts jer bu
deliVered in Seaforth.
ordel s left with X[r BEJL, Arai
street, Seaforthe will meet, with prom
atfciition, jAmEs DoDDs,
0
ouvEri
6IGN OF TKE
SCoToR •COLLAIi
A oice assortment of light and heavy
Immo s, -whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept onstantly on hand.
Re airing promptly attended to, and
qhargt s moderate. Iiemember.the place
sign o the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Sea.fo h. 1
163'f W. II. 0.LITER.
0.1-1.
OUL.L,
AGMs T FOR
LOOKMA.Y'S SEUT,LVG 3f4
Telegraph and Eixpiess Companiee,
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE
. Issuer of Ma riage Licenoes,
merican Money bonght and sold.
particular attention paid to
. JOB PP INTING.
°incr.—Elliott Armstrong's Reok-
Store, Seaforth. 17.4
-a •• • .• •
L DIES
—oF--
0 Tt
And surrounding celery t
The tock is now 4omplete
;..
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KEDEVS
MUM
—
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)-6 •ro N-6
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)NEW MILLINERY!
In all its branches
Spl ndid Trinithed
IIAT AND BO,TTNETS
om 60 cents upwards.
LIL AND VELVETEEN
ANTLE
1. al styles, an4at all •riees.
1,000
WANTED !
anadian Voltnteers,
For the R d River Territory, o purchase
my Eats, Iaps, Clothing, Boets & Shoes
before leaving.
REHE'SIBER
best -And largest Stock- of Gro-
kery.. Liquors, ete- , etc. kept
in. Seaforth. -
Best $1 Tea for 90 cts. lb,
STRICTLY °IS-LT.0XE PRICE !
OS. 14c Di
keep the
clerics, Oro
Seaforth, April 12, 1871.
175
Warranted_ by the AlakPrs.
THE RUSSEL WATCII
For Durability, Quality, Finish and.
Neatness,
CAN -NOT BE EQUALED.
A new stock of the above Watches just
received.
A CAYMPLETE STOCX OF
FINE OLD AND SILVER
JEVIEZRY
A WAYS ON HAND,.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
description repaired with neatness and
despateh, and Farranted to give satis-
faction.
a.'5,000 Worth' of 011 Gold and • Silver
wanted, for which the highest price in
cash or trai e will be pai(1.
M. R. COUNTER,
179 Main street, Seaforth.
FE LLOWS'
)PHOSPHITES,
e diseases- overcome by the
H P•
Among t
use of
Fellows' C .mpound .Spirit
phosphitee,
Are. Consti ation, Asthma," .Consump-
ton, Larengitis, Nervous Debility,
Dyspop ..tt, Chrome • Bronchitis,
Chronic Diarrirca. Melancholy.
Debility aaulting from Typhoid and --
other low evers, Diphtheritic Prostra-
tion, Hyst ria, Hypochondria, - Ameue
norrhoea, hlorosis, Anaemia, •Leucorr-
hoca, erVO IS EXCItabIlity, A16,11181i1US or
wasting of i4ie muscles, Aphonia Or LOSS
of Voice, C torea or tit. Vitus' Dance,
SluggishueSs of the Liver, Interrupted
and Feeble Action of the Heart, Stiffocat-
ingfeelings caused by 'fleapits obstrue-
tious of the lungs. andeair paSsages lead-
ing thereto, and debility from- N -3,11.0I18
causes, man1r easesof which appeared
hopeless. -old by apothecaries. Price,
$1 50; six 1 a- $7 50. -
.
AMES I. FELLOWS,
180 -16 t Chemist, -St. John, N. B. -
of II
MO
N Farm
at 01., p
suit the bor
or to JOHN
January 1
EY TO LEND.
or tlesirable`Village.Property-
ir cent. Payments made to
=ower. Apply to
:Niel/01;G ALL,
insurance Agent and.
Coramissioner, Seaforth,
S'EATTER,
Exelaege 13roker,
Seaforth.
3, 1871, 162 -cm
A VOID -FACK.S.—A victim of early
indiscretion cansing nervous d.ebil-
Av. primati cleca, etc., having tritla
simple Meet s of seif-cure, which he will
in vain every alivertised. remedy, has. a
cl
send frke to his fellow -sufferers. Address
J. IL TUITLE, 73 Nassau st., New
Yerk.
DANIEL kirGREGORs
RULLETT,
JJAginst received a\iarge Stock of the -
:materials usecl in tlto business, and
is no -w fully prepared. to eXecute on the
shortest notice and in the ktest styles,
all orders he may be favoured with,
Registers, Led ers,
AND *
131.-1.A...1•Tir DE3 0 0 Ir.
• OF /1.:1' XIND,
Ruled, Printed and Maw, -
To ordPr, on the shortest notice, and a
prices -which defy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXES
AND
FANCY CASE
• • Made to order.
OLD AND NEWBOOKS.
BOEND AND REPAIRED
.At city prices.
Persons residing at a distance by
leaving their books at the Signal Book.
Store, Goderich, or at the EXPOSITOR
office, Seaforth, or at J. R. (rant', Ain-
ley -v-0-, stating style, may rely upon
then3 being well hound.
All communications addressed. to filo
undersigned, will receive prompt atten-
tion.
DANIEL McGIIEGOlt,
,Couttance, P..
Rullett.
Seaforth, Nov. 9, 1870.
TO FARMERS.
FARMERS.
IRON HARROWS.
THE DTI\
TDERSTGNED has on hand .
, a large number of IRON HAR-
ROWS'hich he is prepared to sell on
reaSonable terms.
These harrows Were manufactured at
Ganamique. and are
The Best .Yozo in Use.
A Guarantee will be given with each,
that if it do not work satiefactorily,
it may be returned. by the purchaser
within thirty days.
0. 0. WILSON,
Agricultural Implement Agent,.
169-tf SEAFORTHe ONT.
THE 0-REAT FEMALE. REMEDY,
JOB MOSES/ PERIODICAL PILLS.
This well-known medicine is no impo-
sition, but a• sure and safe remedy for
Female Difficulties and Obstructions,
from any cause whatever; and although
a powerful remedy, it contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies it is peculiarly\
suited. It will in a short time bride;
on the monthly period wah regularity,.
and although very po-werfal contains no-
thing hurtful to the constitution. In all
eases of "IN:Terve-us and Spinal Affections,
Paine in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion, Palpitation of the heart,.
Lowness of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick
Be.adaehes, Whites and all the painflul
diseases occasioned by a disordered sys-
tem, these Pitts will "effect a Care when
all other means have failed. -
These Pills have never been known to
fail where the directions on the second.
page of pamphlet are well observed.
For full particulars, get a pamphlet,
free, of the agent.
30B MOSES NEW YOP. IC, SOLE rnorniEToil.
81.00 an'd 121 cents for postage, en-
closed. to Northrop s: Neweaetle
Ont., general agents for -the Dominion,
-will insure a, bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail.
Wield itt Seaforth by E. Hickson and
Co., and R. Lumsden; A. Stephens,
Mitchell s • • S. Coombs, Clinton and
all Medicine Dealers.
NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcastle,
Selo Agents. 180:9
NOTICE.
TABORERS wanting work for a few
4
weeles will find employment on the
GoyERNMENT DRAINS,
In Grey, /WAGES, hi ,25 per day, -
Eneuire of the foreman on this -a-,orke,
or apply' to the agent at the office, 'Jas..
T. Mehl:
, G. BLA IN, Contract6r.
Grey, May 12, 1871. 1801-11
NOTICE TO DEBTORS:
N-OTICE is hereby given that all par-
ties indebted. to De. COLEMAN,
either bY note or book, are requested to
call at his office, at the Salt Works, and..
settle the same inanceliately, otherwiie
they will be sued without further notice.
Seaforth, April 11, 1871. 175 -ti
THE
stitrIon exycatort,
IS It-BM:MED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,.
BBAPORTIL
TERMS.
$1-50 or annum, in advance ; if not
so paid $* .00 will be charged. No Subs-
cription taken for a shorter period than
three mo iths.
ADVERTISING RATES.
TRANSIENT.
Per lin, first insertion, 8 ets ; subse-
quent ins --rtions, 2 cts, each time. Ad -
"venison uts measured by a scale of solid
brevier.
less than
One Cole.
.16
t
Half
6 I
i .1
QUalter
(
t ,
Eighth
No :advertisement taken- for
ne
')TRACT RATES
nn for One Year. - - $60 00.
Six ninths, - 3.5 00
" Three " - 20 00
One Year, - - 33 00
" Six Months, - - 20 00
-4 Three " - - 12 0e
" One Year, - - 20 00
"-Six Months - - 12 00
44 Three " - - 8 GO
" One Year, - - 12 00-
" Six Months - 8 00.
" Three 4' -
• 5o0
Advertitements, without specific direc-
tions, will be inserted till forbid, an&
charged accordingly.
MeLEAN BROTHERS,
=DO MeLEAN. - Publishers_
ALTAIT Rie.LEAN
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