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except that he was once
ance. Nor could he tell
` of the book. A book
'ut into his hand, which
e thought had been his,
hatexun)riafld's .Atalasncl
he said it was possible
ight have been reading
hen he wrote the words
I in a letter to Lady
but he could not tell
out the history, could not
the book, nor his own
the French language,
sc1;1red that he had entire -
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A Fine Trip.
al meeting of the Cana--
Association
agan-Associc; tion will be herd
1awrence HGil1, Toronto,
ning of Tuesday, July
E-1eetion of officers and
ion of general business_
the excursion party will
to for Montreal by one
f Mail steamers of the
; .vigntion-CORI pally, pH's-
1 the Thousand Islands
the rapids by daylight,
ill arrive a t Montreal on
evening, Fare from
Iontreal,including meals
E75. The. party will leave
r Grand Trunk Railway
L Thursday, for Lachine,
i
will take bre2kfast,
e they will proceed to
by one of the Ottawa
l.t.iOn Company's boars,..
)ttawa about 5 p: nim.
gals extra. During the
va there will be a trip.
Rills, and a visit t
tentary buildings ana.
of interest. The party
tawa at half past ten
da, by. St. Lawrence
Railway for Prescott.
'rescott at 12:30 p. m.
nSbsrg ; and return to
Milne to take the eve -
on the Grand Trunk_
;he West, arriving in
:30 OR Saturday. -
o!•
'ects in the United.
States.
;o Telegraph: says : We
l:r American exchan-
v heat crop in the west-
' the States is so far
to be quite out of the
illi the yourigergrowth
. subject.. Complaints,
n some few localities,
ted extent has failed
r,ract attention. The,
the west will be equal
or, this year than ever
l- All other cereals:
promising condition,.
'willbe corresponding --
some of the Southern.
large quantities o£ -
ed, such as Virginia,.
d Tennessee, the bar-
tdy commenced, and
It.hin t%. o or three
resent the cotton crop
l in all parts of the:
finless extreme & -
ier, or unusually hot.
the yield, will, be lal -
uality. The•potatoes,
in great danger OIL
tato bug, which seems -
ed from,: the nei hbor
.cihc slope,and which.
-e plant, and in some.
:rely annihilated it.
.-.s
:essian Fly.
n an exchange that.
re wheat field has ap--.
Lla ge umbers in, the
Lntnan1 and elsewhere-
e of the farmers to -
heat cions. This fly -
wing wheat in the-
first ,loin t, were -it .
ile, which eats nearly
k and then departs,.
damage that year._
iotvever, the damage
t the wheat, neither
nF is € f any- use,. as.
)wn gild; the straw
l becomes useless..
in greater or less-
wheat fields every
the first year in
ont€rr y that the fAr
easai1 to complain
,rtionS.. Their rev-
t. t, dl not be 1S ex-
' continued as those
r- will they extend.
section of country.
Ts into a Well,
xrung mare belong
ttvrey,, which was
!172,. J. Parke's- field„
teen feet deep, and
breadth,; and re --
time in a cramped
dbubtiess much
rig discovered, She
ek foremost, and
on her haunches,,
':enable to move.,
itiess attemptsto.
rty of men were,
ale way out of the
d by commencing
"roma the edge of it,
f
lc�t�lrenil�g � they:
,
about two hours:,
animal, very sci ::
:alt=c1„
r1 E 30, 1871.
with the men's apsistance. the
poor beast bears many bruises, and
appears to be hurt internally. She
was valued at $150.—London Free
Press.
DEATHS.
WITAascra.—At the residence of his man,
Walter Willison, Jr., in the village c f
Kinburn, Huron Couy, Ont., June.
• !2nd, 1871, Walter Willison, ` ison, Sr., aged
88 years.
Few men have ever maintained a more
truly uniform Christian character, as
thoee who knew him best, most cheerful-
ly testify. And the fact that ho held
the office of Elder in the Presbyterian
Church, both in his native Scotland and
his adopted Canada, for between thirty
thee-torty years, is the hest possible evi-
dence of the estimation in which he was
held by that departent of organized
Cori tianiUy. Peace to the memory of
one who was thus consistent through
life, and to the last was both cheerful
and confiding in the immediate prospect
of his dissolution. R. T.
THE MARKErT'S.
SEAFORTI, June 29, 1871.
Wheat, (Fall) ? bushel, 0:00_to 1.22
Wheat (Spring) lm' bushel, 1:00 to 1:20
0:43 to 0:45
0:40 to 0:43
0:0( to 0:70.
0:1211°0:15
0:11 to 0:11
6:00 to 7:00
0.50 to 2:00
7:00 to10:00
3:25 to 0:00
0:50 to 0:65
0:36 to 0:371
0:20 to 0:37
0:12 to 0:20
0:00. to 3:75
Barley tai bushel,
Etats t9 bushel,
Peas ? bushel,
Butter, + lb.
1
Sheen Skins,
Hay, per tan,
Flour, per 100 lbs.
Potatoes,- _
Wool, per ib.,
Lamb Skins,
Pelts,
Bark, l4 cord,
Special attention paid to all orders for
Boots and Shoes, either sewed or pegged,
at. J. Duncan & Co.'s. Seaforth. '
CLINTON; June
By Telegraph to the E
Fail Wheat, per bushel,
Spring Wheat, per bushel,
Oita, per bushel, -
Peas, per bushel,
t3
• arl.ey, per bushel,
Butter, per;, per, lb,
Eggs, per doz.
Wool, per lb., '
29, 1871.
'xpositor.
0:00 to 1:22
1:00 to 1:20
0:40 to 0;43
0:00 to 0;70
0:43 to 0;45
0.121to 0;15
0.11 to 0;11
.0:36 to 0:371
TORONTO, June 29, 1871.
Wheat, Spring,
Wheat, Fall, Soules,
Barley,
Oats,
Hay,
Peas,
Wool
$1 20 to 1 22.
123 to 1 23
061 to 070
0 47 to 0 49
10 00 to 15 00
070 to 080
03-1 to 038
LONDON, June 29, 1871.
White Winter Wheat
Spring do
Barley
Peas.
Butter, in kegs,
Eggs,
Wool
$1 ]5 to $1 35
1 15 to 1 25
0 48 to 0 52
0 43 to 0 46
0 70 to 0 78
0 14 to 0 17
O 13 to 0.14
035 to 040•
A Full Stock of all sorts of Boots and
Shoes. in Leather, at J. Duncan & Co.'s.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Thursday, June 29, 1.871.
CATTI L
The market is flat, with a decline of
about 1 to Vie. Receipts for the past 72
hours are 340 cars, against 340 cars for
the same time last week. Sales amount
to 335 head ; the lowest average 1,028
lbs. at $5 ; the highest average 1,330 tbs.
at ; against 90 head sold last Friday --
lowest 1,059 lbs. average at $5 80;
highest 1,198 lbs. average at $6 20.
The following are the sales of to -day :
Erwin to Doty, 55 head Ohio steers,
•versge 1,064, at $5 68.
Oldshoe to Becket, 34 hd Ind. steers,
ay. 1,330, at $6.
Hanna to same, 33 hd Ind. steers,
sv. 1,347, at $6.
Colt to Redder, 20 hd I1L steers, ay.
1,155, at $6 90.
Ramsey & S. to Mackey, 36 hd Iowa
steers, ay. 1,028, at $5.
Church to same, 19 hd Ind. steers,
ay. 1,117, at $5 621.
Briggs. to Prost, 80 hd Ind.. steers, ay.
1,268, at $6.
Bund to Yeoman, 108 hd _Ill. steers,
ay..1,196, at $5 50.
SHEEP.
The receipts for the past 72 hours
were 17 cars. Market dead. No sales
reported.
HOGS.
The market is a little better prices
to -day ranged $4 50 to $4 75, against
844 15 to $4 50 on . Friday last. The re-
ceipts for the past 72 hours were 76 cars,
pit consigned through. Sales reported as
follows :
194 hd
127 lid
9(} hd
7 hd
av 241 lbs at $4 50
av 137 lbs at. 4 75
av 218 lbs at 4 50
av 227 lbs at 4 50
275 hd. . av 228 lbs_ _ at 4 65
Shipments luring the past 72 hours
were 73 cars cattle, .2 cars sheep, 31 cars
hogs, by Erie Railway, and 32 cars
cattle, 13 cars sheep, 33 cars hogs by N.
Y C. 'R. R.
DENTISTRY.
T (. BUIL, (Licentiate of Dental Surgery,) begs
V • to announce to the inhabitants of Seaforth and
surrounding country, that on THURSDAY, 6th
July, he will open an office for the practice of Den-
tal Surgery in the rooms formerly occupied by
George Harris, Dentist, where he will be prepared
to do all kinds of work expected of the profession
in a satisfactory manner and on seasonable terms.
186
Arca' 'CIE OF DISSOLUTION OF
COPARTNEB-fillP.
THE co -partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned Jehn George Ament and
Philip `ollinar, as stave manufacturers and shingle
°manufacturers, at the Village of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, under the style and firm of
Arne/at & Vollmer, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, JOHN G. AMENT,
PHILIP VOLTA! kJ
Witness : OTTO KLOTZ,
Notary Public, Preston, County of Waterloo.
Seeforth, 20th June, 1871. -
The business will be carried on by JOHN G.
AMFNT alone, 186.3t
O. R. COOPER,*
Conveyancer, Commissioner jn Q een's Hench, In-
surance and General Agent.
Agent for the following Ffre•Life and Accident In-
surance Companies :. The Beaver and Toronto Mu-
tual Companies,
the Western_ Fire �rsnrance Coruparu ,
the. Re.iance Life Assurance, and, the Hartford Ac-
c.:4;:..1,
c-
0 :+r Insurance Company.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate security.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend-
ed to. Offioe, opposite Ross' Tailor Shop,
Veet4 41.N.LENTILI.; ..
VET RINARY SU1RGEON.
REDERICK' 000K,
OF I3ELMORE,
World re :ctfnlly inform the ppu, lie that he has ,
taken up ' s reside ce in the village of Belmoro,
where he ill be ha py to attend t all calls made
on him , his pr fessional :capacity. Mr. COOK
has fatten, ed to several eases of loth horses and
cattle whi h were given up by other practitioners
and effeo :dperfect sales, which can be proven by
certificate . signed by over 200 entlemen. For
testimoni, s see posters.
Mr. CO K will attend at Ainleyo in the fore-
noon and t the Town Plot, in .t a Township of
Grey, in + e afternoon' of the first d third TUES-
DAY of a ch month. ' 186
F RM :FOR SALE.
BEING Lot 6, 504 Concession, Tuekersmith, H.
B. S.,`c.ntaining10( acres, 88 eras cleared and
well fenced, good buildings, a e large orchard,
two wells f good spring water, the land is of the
best gnali y, perfectly eleaa::arid ingood order. Tho
bnah is h rdwood and !has not ben culled. It is
situated o t a good grovel road, aid within three
miles of t, o Village of Seaforthone of the best
grain mar eta in the Province. F tr further partic-
ulars appl to the proprietor Qn tba premises, or if
by letter t Egmondville Post Oftl e.
186-.tf G. M. C H x;SNEY.
UBLIC NO ICE.
ATOTIC is hereby given that Ido not hold my-
self .re-ponsible for any debta heretofore con-
tracted by PHILIP VOLLMAR, in my name, which
have been contracted without my written order or
consent. 1 also give notice that from and after this
date I w not hold myself responsible for any
debts whi , he may contract, nor -ill I hold myself
bound by . ny contracts he may m ke, mess either
my own written consent or at =of my son,
GEORGE AMEN be given.
JO fl G. AM:ENT.
Seafort a June 6, 1871. I 185-8t
S
World tali
for the lit
commend.
no effort o
continual]
opened up
FRES
99'9'
MON , PO E.L-
e this opportunity of r turning thanks
eral patronage extend d to him since
ng business, and begs 1;Ave to; say that
1 in to i
hi part shall n l be wan neuro a
u hieg
re of the same. He has now received and
a nice stook of
FAMILY C
• Comprising
OCER!ES
Te s, Sugars; Coffees,
3
Spices, aisins, .Currants, &c.
Splendi value in
Best' bran
Agent for
in barrels,
Flour
TOBACCO
SPIRITS
out of bond, on Bran
'arling's and Spencer's
quarter barrels and bot
S.
ht and bottled.
Beer and Porter
les.
Feed, Provisions,
In all their branch
9.
Flou , Oatmeal, Cornmeal, &c.
Oatmeal Cornmeal at manuf
prices., T - the 75 cent Tea.
NO, 99.
Opposi 1 Canmichael's store, SEZFORTH.
186 SIMpN POWELL.
re' wholesale
IN all arts and anufaetures, im-
provement is now the order of the
,day, and none hav more fully ap-
knowledged and foll wed this precept
.6han Messrs.
Lazarus, 11 Io ris & Co.,
Marintactnrers of t e celebrated
PERFECTE LENSES.
1,• All: that science cn do to alleviate
the distress caused 1�y weak or failing
tdsionhas been o efully studied by
- them and adapted rn the manufac-
'tare of their oelebtated Lenses -so
/la, have they'sncc ededthat all con-
fess, after trying these celebrated
Glasses, that ins nverdenoe from
..badness of sight is, t once removed.
M. R. O [INTER,
186 A ent,- Seaforth.
STRA
2ndC
STRAYEb.
D froin the Premises cif the Subscriber,
ncession of Tuckersmit, 9t5 Lot, about
the first w •ek in May, FIVE HEIFERS, of the fol-
lowing de: +ription :—(lone 2 year ddddddld, speckled grey,
red on th neck and back, and with light spots on
the shoal ers ; one 2 year old, rewith white star
on forehe t d, white spot on rum , white tail and
white legs ; one clear zed, one yea old ' one red and
white—sp ttted, one year old; and one reddish grey
in color, o re year old. Any one 'ving information
which will lead to their recovery w 1 be well rewarded.
- ISAAC HUM RSTON,
Kippen P. 0.
183.4*
Tuckers
th, June, 18' 1.
VIOL T
J. SEATTR,
EXC AN;G ( T RAKER,
And dea er in Pure;
DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY, MERY,
FANO AND TOILET ARTICLES
Agen for Sew' g Mac es. Money
to lend ' n easy. to s.
• urs Wines d Licuers for medi-
• cinal, p rposes.,
Seafo
NK.
,YLR.p
• IN!
Parti
of Euro
and all
ing to
185-t
J. SEATTER,
h, Nov. 3 1870. I 59-tf.
1CKETS ` �iOR EUROPE.
JOHN SEATTE has been ap-
inted Age t at Se forth, for the
N LINE OF STEAMERS.
s contempt ting visiting any part
e can be s ipplied with Tickets
ecessary; information by apply -
JOHN. SEATTER.
Druggist, etc.
FOR SAL1,
A : OUSE. D TWO OTS,
AD SIRAB Dwelling house and
tw o excellent l to on St. John_ street,
Seaford, for sale- on reasonable terms.
Apply o J HN SEATTER,
167-t Druggist, &c.
1 Y�
WIL BE SOLD CHEAP,
0 Rented on Modera1tte
THOSE well -know p miser;, Main Street, Sea -
forth, adjoining the ost-Oftie,e, ocenpied for the
last seve years by. C FIS .D>+vnds, Esq.,, as a
Dry G s Store,
with welling, having
the e 'usual
ont-hone, s, stable, gird n, &c. in the rear, and a
very nice vacant lot sui able for buildi7ig purposes
adjoin$.. Apply by' le ter, to
DtTh N Mc) t AN1t,
.Aec nntalut, Ilroekville.
Zane 7 tail. 181341..
THE HUR
TWIN
EPP'S P
This article is prepare
some and invigorating tl
mended for LIGHT Su
Stant use.
N EXPOSITOR.
BROTHERS YEAST CAKES
AT SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
EPARED COCOA,
AT SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
GRANULINA.
from the FINEST WHEAT, and contains all its nourishing properties. It is more whole -
an any of the numerous farinaceous foods at present in use, and is especially, recoln-
ERS AND CHILDREN'S AND . INVALIDS' DIET. Try it. A single trial will insure its con-.
SCOTT RQBIEIRTSON,
MAIN ;STREET, SEAFORTIL
SEASONA3LE GOODS
T THE
MONTREAL
HOUS.
O
COTTON lc ARN,
New; -Brunswick, 'ercy and Beaver Mills.
Harvest Mitts
PreservIe
SUGARS,
Butter
Jars)
y
denPots.
CROCKERY, -
(LASS WARE,
CHEAP PRINTS.
YVante'd.
E. F9ICKSON & CO.,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH.
SMITH
J :A C K, S O H
.ARE ETJLING OUT
MR. GRIFFITH
DRY
DAVIES' SOCK .OF
GOOD
At 20 per Cent. below Cost!
GREAT M
NTHLY , SALE.
THE VJHOLE' STOCK GF`
DRY GOODS!
TO E SOLD OFF
At COST and UN ER, to make room for the,,
NEW 1 PORTATIONp.
Sala to continue' till the FI `.ST OF JULY.
Goods all Ne
and will
be Sold a
BANKRUPT PRICES.
alt and examine the goods and prices before purchasing. elsewhere.. _
,
NE GOODS RECEIVED 'DAILY
AT 'HE. CIEAP CASH STORE,
SIGN OF
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH..
FFMAN
BROSS
'111Fu RED FLAG.
Fresh Arrivals f Fresh Arrivals
BEATTY & COMPANY
a
BEG to announce to their friends and the public, that their Mr. McMULKIN
has just returned from the Eastern Market, with one of the choicest Stock
of New and Seasonable DRY GOODS ever imported into. Seaforth, which, owin
to the enormous reduction in the price of goods this season, they are enabled to
offer at prices which must ensure a ready sale. They would say that from the
fact of their stock being all new, and bought since the
GREAT FALL IN DRY GOODS
and on the very best terms, that they are in a most favorable position to offs
goods at m;nimum prices. They are not encumbered with any PILES OF OL]
GOODS, bought at prices THIRTY' PER CENT ABOVE THEIR PRESEN'
MARKET VALUE. They Would also say that they have facilities in buying bot
r1
ds and
roc ies
possessed by)ro other House! in Seaforth, having intimate connections with Will
of the large4 Wholesale Houses in the Dominion and a thorough knowledge of
the Wholesale Trade. They would respectfully invite inspection of their stock*
which will be found replete with all the Novelties in the Market this Season.
Particular attention is directed to the followinglines, viz.: - -
PRINTS DRES
S GOODS,
TWEEDS, HOSIER i, GLOVES,,
TICK.INGS,
FRENCH D'LAINES, FRENCH MERINOS,
i rr -r -rc ri�T) Lis'' nT A
TABLE 'CLOTHS, TO
Boots and Shoes, and Rea
THEIR .GROCERY D
S, BLACK B ARAT EIEA
ELLINGSr
y..made Clothin,
est and cheapest
is always well supplied with abundance of the pest. gDods whia
will besold at the most reasonable prices.
Their LIQUOR DEPARTMENT is well supplied with al/ tlZp
BEST BRANDS.
Give us a call and judg for yourselves,.
TRY OUR 80 CENT TEA.
BEATTY & COMPANY.
CARMICHAEL'S BUILDINGS,
Main Street, Seaforth, April 20, 1871.
176-tf.
ROXBORO MILLS ! MSS McINTOSH
CHANCED HANDS.
undersigned having purchased the Roxboro
Gristing and Flouring Mills, increased the Ma-
chinery, and put the Mill in a thorough state of
repair, are now prepared to do
GRIMING, CHOPPING
AND,
All other kinds of general Custom. Work,
on the shortest notice.
They would also desire to state to farmers and
others, that as the work will be done ander their
own supervision, they have no hesitation in guaran-
teeing entire satisfaction.
A trial is respectfully solicited.
B. SHANTZ & BROTHER.
Roxboro, June, 1871. 184-tf.
Piano 'Sr. Wall Paper.
WHO= WANTS A FIRST-CLASS
PIANO'
Now is the time to bay ; will be Sold at
a Bargain.. •:
The Telegraph Bookstore I
xs the Place for
1
ER
�-AL.L P;AP
. RMSTP..ONG & PRUDE.
Seafioxth,, May 18,, 1811.. 180-ly
Wishes to announce to the ladies of Se
forth and surrounding country that
she has removed to
The FARMERS' STORE, above the 0
POST OFFICE,
ire
Where she will be mosthappy to recei
orders_ in
MILT4INERY, DRES'
AND
M NILE MAKING
In the atest and. most approved atyiea
the season. She also keeps on hand.
'A Choice Selection of Flowers, Featlii-
ers, Terry Silk, &e..
STR : W AND HAIR W&1t
cleaned on short notice. - '
171-tf
Ei GS! EGQS!
TH Subscriber begs to. intimate that
b is still prepared to purchase E ga
at his
St • re at the Marketk
and to .pay tile.
HIGHEST PRICE IN OAS* t
lo all fresh Eggs that may offer.
To. erchants in Town and Country
with hom he has done Business in the
past hree years, he returns its best.
thank and hopes. for. a continuance of
Buzau' ss relations.
'V'M_ MALCOM.
Sea orth, March 3„ 1871. 168-tt
HORSES STRAYED GA STOLEN.
�' TRAYED or Stolen frotn,the pasture field of the.
boat
a
fun
McKillop,
nd aces
subscriber, Seco Concession
1!i
Miles from Carronbrook, on Sunday night, ltlt
Jane, a pair of large heavy light -grey HORSES, ell_
matche 1. Any one giving information that ill
lead to :heir recovery wi l,be suitably rewarded.
18 16 AI3i'rHIBAT RON