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reorgge, Dead Shot, Bishop,
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Prince, Con-
'ON'S
v , Youths and Men.
T
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aired t€i manufacture furnz
as- the Cheapest.
to buy wholesale can
Valhoie}sale Prices.
cels oPPOgITI. THOMAS.
ft()P=tOB_IE OF MAR-
KET EC t CARE.,
_ done ° on, • the
1 =test :Ouse.
1-ep:t constantly on
liEtD(L�.
PARSE FOR WIRE:
PROSPECTS
F€zi A
..ANT HARVEST
it favorable Spring weather
�lI fari c,r and mechanic haruc in
ly preparations for the coin -
ON a,. WILLIAMS
.ing their patrons for the 1i'b-
�(;nierit accorded them in the
cordially invite the atter-
otheir
(li•t
assortment of
F1 achines fur 1871. Our
'r` ombined J!ac1tarra,
r s Improved Self—hake, hey
4,e satisfaction for the past
4n1 is now offered to the
•Er r.
• S C .
� I (k .i
t T �t ; �::
�,(. °ttarantF.•e (rr
perfect work.
tua Chief, j ,• alto es,,
4ins}(1 for itself a world—wide
again offered as the most
Iy and bestt working Mower
etnistructui in tie body of
eutirely of iron and rteel,
- defy coMpotiticin o
4 !! Ra7 cub nvk
J caper
Fat
and second prizes atPro.-
F.tion,. 167(1. This reaper is
to by superior to any ether
m use, as it cuts pc.rfcetly'_t
e(1(r tangled train better
er rake oz reel machine, and
it ell frinn either side of the
tail is strong from any (li-
:(
raised or lowered when: in
very durable.
;inspection of our reaollines •
leant' facturiitg by par-
e zi\-inz orders elsewhere..
of satisfaction iri every ma
c61t;.
11t_I5 EASY-.
ltural•ists (If Perth and ad-
its will not (we believe) be;
their own interests a to
Jeri to shops more than
t, when there are first-class
rr midst, building lily
pines. equal to any of the
:im.ade in the Province_
IF:, -send in 'your miers
al
with our agt.nts, as In
fit Will get a perfect ni<•i-
the same tennis: as your
pri(tciples of "stness
reizig established and ani,
kinds of %nipleiue Jori-
ENGINES BT/113,
1s of MILL. W ORK dono
,) -S WILLI A.,
MITCHELL,
t.1
JUNE SO, 1871.
BRIEF NOTES,
_...-Londoners say that one-third
of the population of that city -never
saw a grain field.
—An Ohio Judge . has decided
that the words of a, common scold
are not actionable."
—Ladies -watches are now made--
in
adamin an oval case to look lake dockets,
and worn on the necklace.
The Duke of Edinburg is com-
pelled to rough it on $60.000 a
year, not= counting his naval pay.
Poor fellow.
-r( An autobiography of . Satan,"
by an English clergymen, is an-
nounced. "The History of the
Devil" was written years age by.
Daniel DeFoe.
would give nothing for that
man's religion whose very deg and
cat are not the better for it—Row
laved Hill.
—A Western journal asserts that
California strawberries are so large
it is not uncommon for an ordinary
family to subsist on one for a week,
though there are, smaller varieties.
—Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is
having a fresh burst of popularity in
Europe, three different translations
of the Rural Abode of our Uncle
Thomas, having just made their ap-
pearance rance in Berlin. _
—Al Cleveland merchant lato1y re-
oeived a package labelled, .` 1 box
Torn Cats." It took him some time
to decipher the fact that the inscrip-
tion meant a box of tomato catsup.
Wendell Phillips is to lecture
next winter on " The Bar." Josh
Bil.lings's lecture next winter is to
lie on " What 1 know about Hotels."
It will be seen that both gentlemen
have selected the same theme,
--Me, Joan Hardy, of Spring-
field, Mass., had the hardihood to
set a hen of the Brahma, species on
twenty-five eggs. After a long pull
she came off with two -and -thirty
chicks. So much for henergy in an
oggoellent cause.
This ditty hp resulted from a
nuptial contracteen.tly entered in-
to by Mr. Ebenezer Sweet and Miss
Jane Lemon
"How happily extremes do meet
In Jane . and Ebenezer ;
She from. soar turneclto sweet,•
And he's a lemon -squeezer."
-The Hon. J. Prentiss, of Keene,
I� ew Ham pshire, aged ninety .thl ee
is said to -be the oldest Mason living
in the United States, having trayei-
ed; the rugged road "and received his.
degrees in 1807.
—The Passion Play at Oberam-
mergau, interrupted last year by the
war, is to be renewed on the 24th
of June, this year, by command of
the Bavarian King. -1 " None of the
chief actors were kijled during the
oampaign, as • they were assigned to
garrison duty. The! player repre-
senting Christ was not permitted to
cut off his long, luxuriant locks.
-Cincinnati is reported to have
strange but perhaps appropriate
names lfor its city officials. In ad-
dition to Schwindl.er and Stielohf,
it boasts of a judge called Swing,
and a jailer called Hangmann, who,
oddly enough, is opposed to capital
punishment.
—It is Among the disgustful in-
cidents to the Rothschild family-
that
amilythat they have lost some sixty or
seventy millions of dollars by the
Fremco-Crerinan war. They all be-
lieved at first that France would
vin ; but two weeks after the. Ger-
mans crossed tate Rhine they saw
their mistake, and made other in-
veetments, but not in time to get
the whole.
GAIETIES. .
A wag thinks that the latest Paris
fashions are—killing.
lady being asked what was
thellatest -thing out, replied, My
husband."
-Never have a wooden leg made
of oak, because the oak is apt to
produce a -corn. . -
--.Mary Gary says that if hus-
bands generally knew what their
wives thought of them, suicides
would be a - more common occur-
rence.
-.Diet for traning base -ball play-
ers--Fatter pudding.
—an object of interest _Your
deposit in a savings bank..
i to resemble
---,A. ship may be said
logwood when it's in port.
-=--Why is a sword like beer ' Be-
cause it's no use till it's drawn.
Irishman- who was found
guilty of stealing a lot of coffee,
was asked by the magistrate what
he did with it. "Made tay wid it,"
was Rh.is rely.
_- Horace Walpole tells a story of
a Lord Mayor of London, who hav-
ing heard that a friend had had the
snxalL pox twice and died of it, asked
if he died the first time or second.
-• What brought you to prison,
nay coloured friend 7" "Two • con-
stables, sab," "Yes, bat I mean bad
intemperance anything to do with
it x' " Yes., sah, dey was bofe 'em.
drun-.
—‘..‘Now, m y littlegirls,"
No , y boys y and � ,"
said= a teacher, "I want you to
be
very quiet—so quiet that you can
hear a pin drop." In a minute all
was silent, when a little boy 5hriek
ed, " Let her drop !"
The: question, Does getting,
dank ever advance one's happiness ?
w
IF
cl
h�
it
.y
g
ould seem to be put to rest by the
.ishmaii who went courting when
.unit, and was aske w at,pleasure
fo4nd irl whisky : h, Biddy,
's a trate iutirely to see two of
ur purty faces instead f one !'
—A country poet, aft r taking a
.neral view off life, has once to„the
fe flowing rhyming coed ision :
0, I would n't lv fc ever,
1wo'ldn't ifIowl d; -
But I n.ed n't fret alio t it,
1"or I oul'dn't if ;...1* ul(l."
—In a 1 te speech; Ip Woman's
iglus, the la'iy orator, eel away by.
e ithusiasm,
k own the
of to the
nother 1
s ill, moved
ix trusted N
n
cs
sl
is
k
exclaimed, ' It is w ell
Solomon o ed his wis-
nunJber of 1 is wives !"
cturer ping further
that wczhe should be
ith comt i sons in thin
vy, to which a deep; gruff nauti-
1 voice, amongst the audience re
ouded with the . observation that
Lot's wife was an old salt, yuu
row." I.
seease
What Did it cost ?.
A. professor in one of our theolo-
g cal seminaries relates this incident
Being in Germany, with a zed -
ea vered book in his hand) a German,
s pposing the book to be `• Murray"
a, ked kinglish if he was an Eng
li. hman. ' The professor replied in
G- rivan that Fie was not. The con
✓ rsation presently turned upon an
of jest of architecture! near at hand,
i . the course of which t e professor
incidentally raised the huestion of
it. d the Ger-
an Ameri-
cost. " Sir," exclaim
min instantly, " you.
c• n !" " How ?" "Sir,"
the German; striking a
ad assuming a tone of g
nity, " upon the res'arre
W ien we stand .before
IN kite Throne, the first question of
every ,Arnerican in the
se bly will be, "How m
Tlrone cost ?" Arertca
•
continued
attitud'e,
'eat solern-
tion morn,
the Great
whole as-
ieh did the
a Paper.
Woinen;and. Pol. tics.
One of the striking features of,
th • late Grand Reform .Demonstra
ti n here was the presence of a
strong array of ladies. Our invited
gt ests could not help n . acing and
co'iinienting upon thi
fe ture. The appeara
da gh tern of Brant drew
fr m all An old new
co nected with the lead
of the Dominion, gave
op ion that the worne
ex eeded in personal c
ge eral "rout -fit," to bo
ca tile phrase, any body
he had ever seen at a pu
in Brant County can
to be proud of her "bea
ot, ler county, we ventu
ti n, can such an
w 11 dressed, refined, an
la les be 'got together
no ice. Bless their l dea
ve
c.•
be
r
ne
th
1
le
fa
of
in
j
an
pleasant
ce of the
ortlh praise
paper man
ng journal
it as hid,
of Brant
army and
row a mer -
of females
lic gather -
well afford
ty." • In na
e the asser
• mblage of
beautiful
t so short
hearts," a
ran politician was heard to ex-
im, " the presence df: so many
utiful ladies almost unmans me."
e best of is the sy'=mathies of
vast majority- of fe ale loveli-
in our favored Ce my is with
great Deform iarty. The ladies,
learn, will q
ill ibe o tented un -
s yearly they can hill/ the satis
tion of listening to th eloquence
leading Reforin orator at gather::
,s like that of last Tu slay. The
rner sex is sure toyeld to this
t demand of the claims of beauty
we- expect "this first grand pie -
any others
ntford Ex -
f
but the•precursor of
m mi s the • rain.—Br
po itOr. i.
•
"Aktaii. I
P : otographs - in P -i ter's In$
The New York Glob says it has
ood Photo
re eived from the Rock:
Et graving Company, 8145 Broadwa ,
N, w York, some specimens of tb
in tinphotograph.
lie art o� pr g
w • th printer's ink on a printin
pr • ss. This result h long bee'
so relit for iby the • most ` prominent
sc elitists, both in this ountry and
E ope, and its accomplishment will
te d to create a revolution in the art
of illustration. Here we have pis
to s— both portraits and land -
Ea pes—with all the f,el`ty, delicacy
a d vigor of photograp v,�with :thea",
so ute permanency of printer's ink.
N o longer I will the pi tures of our-
fr : nds fade from our sight and leave
n. trace"bei incl. • The practical tip-
4
cations c f the new en wonderf'�l
:
ar see to be almost. wildering.
0 rr m gazines will come to us i1-
u tratet� by photographic. portraits
l r t 'ts
hotogg-•
of our most distinguished scholars
a' d statesmen, and ' Qu- stories of
ti vel- may be pictured o us by the
ev - r truth telling camera, at no in-
cr ase of cost. The process intro-
d sed by Mr. Rockwcod was invent-
in:- Copenhagen, alis
plest and most reiia
oer ordinary photon
3
e'
sit
U
ti res, prepared plates 'of glass, zinc,
a' d stone are, exposed to the action
of light, , and from theeeplates thou-.
sae ds of pictures are panted with
al the facility of the ordinary litho-
gi . ph upon. a press with ink. The
e ` ect of the light upon tile sensitized
p1. to is to transform it to a verit-
a] t
e lithographic pl —the parts
e posed to the action f light having
i t printer's a affinity for fatty o pi to s ink ,
a d the portion prote tel from light
re •ecting the inky ` lid absorbing
w tter. So, first a wet blanket is
is of the
ale nature.,
aphic nega
sassed over -a plate ready for the
press, followed by ran inkroller, and
the paper then placed on the press
and rune though the rollers at the
rate of about sixt or :seventy an
published
excellent
eecher.
'Jour. The 'first ticture
'sy the new process was a
ikeness of Henry Ward
"naacmivo.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING AT COST
pa
m
QU EE
Xnsu ran ce Corgi
OF LIVERPOOL' & LO
0
CAPITAL- $2,000,002
o—,—
CHIEF OFFICES -Queer Buiidi
pool,
And Gracechurch Street
CANADA BRANCH OFricE=L
Buildings,
Montreal.
OARD—Wm. Mortoxy. Esq.,
enry Thomas, Esq., David
Esq:,. andthhe Hon. James
BANKERS Molson's Bank.
LEGAL .ADyISERS—• Messrs
orris- & Rose.
EDICAI, ADVISER—William 8
Esq. M. D
SURVEROR—!Thom£
A. AaTDITOR—Thomas
RESIDENT SEORETA iX AND
AGENT,—A. Macken e Forb
acrement Street, Mo treal.
The undersigned ha ing bee
d Agent for the above Comp
desiring to insure against lass
o so on the most favourable
• Life Policies granted on as
bus terms as any other •vesper
Many doing business in Canad
Many
DON.
terling
gs, Liver -
London.
change
hairman:
Torrance,
errier.
S. Scot
_ John
Ritchie,
therland,
, Esq.
on, Esq.
GENERAL
s, 13 St.
appoint -
y, parties
y tire can
erms.
vantage-
ble Com-
• N Agent
R'S
fuse,
Seaforth.
153-tf.=
JAMES H BENS
OFFICE—BEN SON & ME
Law
. eaforth, Nov.! 8, 1.87Q.
NOT!CE
IS HEREBY GIVEIN to ad Parents
and Guardians in the To • ship of
uckersmith, who refuse or • eglect to
ve notice to the Division R gistrar of
said Township' of the Birth :f. a child,
*thin thirty days from -the d: te of such
irth, that they are liable to a fine of
om one to twenty dollars, ith costs.
such persons will do well o comply
ith the requirements of the aw, as the
• nalty will be enforcce,d.
• WIL1rIAM 11' U [R,
Division Registrar.
Tuckersmth, 18th April, 187 . 176.'-tf
FARMSF.RSA E.
OR Sale Lot No. 22, 13th concession
Township of McKillop, containing
�j �
Jr P p
One Hundred Acres, 4orty-fiv: of which
are cleared. well -fenced, and a never fail-
ing stream of water runs through one
corner. No buildings. Also, the unex-
pired term of eight years of the lease of
part of Lots 27 and 28, 12th concession,
with the privilege of purchasing at anv
time. Purchase money $1,275, to extend
his lot is
articulars
over a period of ten years.
all wood land.] For urther
to' the
apply
THOMAS, STEP
January 11, 1871.
ENS,
Seaforth.
162-tf
SPR
Le; leave to a
NEW
ING GOOPS.
ICKSON Sc
C
ounce that they are now opening up
AN XTRA LARGES TOCK OF
PRING GOODS,
In every c apartment, and invite an early
inspection from customers and the public
in general. • The goods will show for themselves, so
COME ON.
.flick
':17-2t
ons Emporiu=m,
SEAF,ORTH.
HA
R DWARE! HARDWARE!
SIGN
OF THE
01 all descriptions, Cheap, at the
CIRCULAR
W_
110:3ERT SO `T 6cC
Just received a splendid assortment of
SAW.
HAYING & HARVEST TOOLS, VIZ.
Solid Cast Steel and other Scythes, Snaiths, Hay Forks and Rakes, Morgan's & Melly Cradles, &e.,
Also, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, &c. -
A complete assortment of Builders' Haikiware.
Ameri an Water Lime and Calcined Plaster.
-i
xr-JACI SCREWS T:O HIRE.
1
Remember the pot, and don't fail to call and examine goods and prices.
KIDD S BRICK BLOCK, SIGN OF THE CIRCUiLAR, SAW,
I
Seaforth, Ont.
W. ROBERTSO T & CO.
,CHOICE
NEW BOOKS.
REIGN OF LAW, by Du ` e of Argyle.
HUXLEY'S LAY SERJIONS.
THEOLOGY AND SCIE;. CE, (Brewer)
CRITICAL NEW TES AMENT.
EADIES' BIBLICAL CY LOPAEDIA
EADIES' BIBLICAL CON ORDANCE.
JOSEPHUS' WORKS.
EXETER HALL LEC
MOTLEY'S DUTC
GIBBONS' RISE & FAL
URES.
R 'PUBLIC:
I
• RON N EMPIRE,
0,
GLAND.
MARKHAM'S HIST OR Y OF
! E��IGL�ND,
COTTAGE LIBRARY, ch' ice and cheap
FAMIILY READIN
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES,
HYMN 'OOKS, ETC.
—ALSO—
DAY BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
LEDGERS,
CA8111300I $5.
WRITING PAPER,
:r
Nti ELOPES
Commercial and fancy, t
. L UMS D EN'S
Drug and B . ok Store.
Seaforth; Nov. 3. 187Q.
MACAULEY'S HISTOR
BIL LARD ALL
R. W. COL INS
Begs 4) state that he, has opened in
KILD'S NEW BLOCK,
A. BILLIARD ROOM.
Thereare in the hall!FOUR TA-
BLES, (R (ley & May's $anufacture, )
and excellent acro
mmoda�iois for vis-
itors and payers.
Attendants willat all rea-
sonable
be on hand
sonable hours.
R. W. COLLINS,
166-tf Proprietor.
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
Between Seaforth and Wroxeter.
We, the undersigned, beg to inform
the inhabitants of Seaforth, Ainleyville,
Wroxeter, 'and. ti public generally, that
we are now running a
DAILY
STAGE,
AG
E,
(Sundays xcePted,) each Way,
as follows.
Leaving Seaforth
at 11 a. m. ;leaving
Ainleyville at 3 p. m.; leaving iti roxetei
at 12 nood; leaving Ainleyville at 3 p.
m.;-connlecting with morning and even-
ing trains, going east and west, also with
Walkerto
and Harristo
n stages. Com
-
foitabl.v�hicles and. fast tnue. Livery
in connection at Seaforth.
ROSS & JOHN'SONE,
167-tf Proprietors.
You can get the
FULL
BENEFIT
–
–oh -
REDUCTIO
•
IN_...,
COTTONS!
—AT-=-�
CRAY, SPARLINC - & CO,S5
OPPOSITE
THE GREAT EGG STORE.
177
yea .:.o rth . jo a u: ry
APP & CARTER
ARTER
Would desire to call attention to their
greatly improved.
FIRMER & SEPARATOR
Which is able to compete with any other
Machine in Canada.
hong its many advant ges, we call att-
ention to the following --the way the
I yliuder is constructed -it requires less
power and is capable of
THRESHING MORE Ar CLEANER
THAN ANY OT 3 k R.
The great complaint among Threshers
always was, that they could thresh more
than they could clean, our improved drum
does away with all these I complaints ; it
is so constructed as to regulate the wind
to keep the riddles from choking, without
blowing any grain over. We have also
improved our Mills to prevent the grain
going over with the straW.
! We would invite Farmers and Thresh-
ers, generally, to give us a, call, and. ex-
amine our stock before purchasiJg else-
where ; we can sell as chlap as any other
k:stablishment.
None but the best Materit used, and the
very best workmenmployed.
The Machines we sold last year enable
us to say that they gave better satisfac-
tion than any -other ever sold in this
county.
PITT'S HORSE POWER
kept on hand at all tinges.
We would also desire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
SAWING MACHINES t.
*hick are capable of sawing from forty
to fifty cords of wood per day.
Superior Gang Ploughs, ;Straw Cutters,
Cultivators, Scufiiers. Wooden and Iron-
' beam Ploughs, Scrapers, 'Kettles, &c.,
1 of which we warrant to give satisfac-
on, and will be sold as chea ® as at any
other Establishment in the "rovince.
EPAIRING AND1 C STING
OF EVERY DESCRTPTI (N,
Done on the shortest notice : nd most
reasonable terms.
143-1y— • ZAPFIt; & t ARTER.
s'
.EDWARD CA 'II -
Dealer in all kinds
arm and airy
-Produce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
he Highest Price in Money
ley
FOR
OO L AN D E:R.
up to his
lEET,
SEAT RTr.
Pay your fees and dricie
s i re, GODEI:tICH' ST
BUTTE. FIRKINS fOr s
-change.
le and to
180 -eh
SEAFORT _
urniture W rerooms
M. ROGER Y SQT
mporter and manufactu er of all kinds
OF
HOUSEHOLD FE WIT UR E,
Such as
OFAS, -
LOUNGES,
CENTRE T BLES, .
1 ATTRASSES,
MING & 13REAKF ST TABLES, :
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS, and,
BEDSTEADS,
In Great Variety.
Mr. R. has great conidence in offer -
i g his goods to the public, as they are
ade of Good Seasoned Lumber. and
y First -Class Workmen.
offins made to Order
On the Shortest Notice.
WOOD *TURNING
Done with Neatness and Despatch.
Warerooms
TWO DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S
HOTEL, Main Street.
Seaforth, Jan'y 21st, 1870. 57 -ft
TAVERN FOR SALE.
HE well-known and old established
Hotel, " The Roxburgh llotel," sit-
sated in the thriving village of Rox-
burgh ; along with the house is one-half
Jere of land and good stabling. Might
o. site is `' Roc's Mill," doing the
lies 4 g
largest gristing business in the County.
To a party with a small capital this is
one of the best stands in the pointy of
Huron. Apply to the proprietor, THOS.
.WILSON, Walton P. 0. 1 i 1-tf
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