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KEW( & CONFEGTIONERY
strotiR,_
PAVA NAG H
Iceeps or hand
ALL KINDS OF
uits,..'Crackers,
CLKES SD
\ I _LC TI ON EIIY
EDD ENG CAKES
14eler.
3. CAVANAGH,
Main street, Seaforth.
TH
Door, and
D FACTORY.
EIA,rriller.s beg leave to thank
.mintereus cuetomers for the
Tolman extended, to them since
na business in Seaforth, and
t -they will be faveredwith
et. of the same.
intending to build wauld de
ive them a call, as they wit]
H, keep on hand a Iarge Stoat
4s Of
ME LUMBER, SASHES,
BLINDs, moLDINGs,
iNGLES, LATH, &e.,
-,.einfident of giving satisfactior.
who• ma.y favour shem with
E patronage, as none but
rst class workmen are
exniIoved.
uiarrstteution paid to- Custom
BR OA D FOOT & AY_
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
RN
KA-
C:f2,
e•-:2
)--I2
ea- Laa
itch Sewing
rifiAGMNE.
ids throughout Canada; are
these machines. They have
rI heyand all question, make
te leek -stitch, alike on both
are prenenneed superior to.
nachine offered_ the public.
rtinge c -work, perfeetion„
A excellence of ineehanisre,
strength aad durability,
&win!! aaritine JJu
No Rim&
i meats have lately been
Iia g the manufacturers to
,the ne pius ultra of Sewing
Hundreds of testimonials are
.ved (laity from old as well as
tors. attesting
its. wonl
derfu
- Will do all kinds cif do -
aa. from the tiuest cambric
se4 overcoat or upper leather,
4ro nis as REPRE-figiuEr),
Y sA,LE,:. A.v.A.v.R..A-N-rto VAL
THREE YEARS.
orn Outfit is complete and
.prehende.d. Is sold at one
-
lee hitherto- charged for ma-
g i like range of work, the
rs being determiated to plaae
he reaeli of every family in
RE PURCHASE willcon-
t a our machiana are -un-
TELPH REVERSIBLE
en:fly the best Single -Thread.
Venal to the publie—hence its
access. Will do all varieties
sewing. PaicES Git.F.ATLY
chine, with full outfit, $12 ;
C -a -e Each machiue
Itted everywhere. Si.fien.
a to make Inoney.
SEWING MACIWIE COL,-
Ii-ELPI17 CANA.1).A.,
-VATSUN, Agent,
S EA FORTIL
LOT FOR SALE.
East half of Lot 2.9-, Tenth
culrose, County of Bruoe,
'anise. Eight acres cleared.
kddress Ex rosuron, Seaforth,
Iat A;AN, Esq., Teeswater.
-1-;•74-t 173-13t
MONEY!
000 TO LEND.
above sum on hand for
exit on. good Farm Security, at
cent. ,—Private Funds.
JOHN,S. poRTER.
- -
July
2, I870';
joTE 80, 1871.
awm....aamommumeno
THE HU ON EXPOS'
TOR.
Don't Tell Betsey Jane I"
And for your life, don't tell
Betsey Jane !"
Mr..Nicodemus Harding, having
uttered this caution. in: a, low, ear-
nest tone of voice, alighted frau a
Concord wagon in. front of his own
farmhouse door, anci stood there at
few Minutes in u, brown study,
-watching the figure of his brother -
/a -law and t1U lawyer, as he drove
beolt. towards_ the v cre of W
h
wence the two menhadjust come.
"Don't tell Betsey Jane !"
Now, Betsey Jane was Mr.
Nicodennis liardino.'a wife, a, stir-
ring, notable soul, wlio made More
butter and 'eheese, and took more
egg8 and fowls to market in the
°cause of a seasou than any other
wonutn. for miles around. Strong,
healthy and hearty, she made the)
house work fiy, to 1180 • het• own
energetic expression ; and if Nico-
deceits larding owned hi a farm tnat
day, ivnd ,aais well -to do, in fact a
rialt man o boot, it was owing in
no small measure to, the skill and
energy 'and general go-a-headative-
ness of his Betsey Jane. What
was it, then, that the ungrate,ful
man was not, about to tell her
It would never do, never !"
though N icode le us to himself,
shaking his head. She'd' be want-
ing a new carpet,. or a new silk
gown, or the house all painted over,
or some such nonsense. No, the
woman is the wealser vessel, it won't
do to trust one too far. Their heads
won't bear it."
So Mr. Nicodemus passed through
the house, and out toward the barn
with the "(Jae -occupied air of a hen
who has an egg to lay, and 'don't
kaow were she can hide it from the
c; of mankind- to the best advan-
tage_ The kitchen was empty and
silent as he went through it. But
oh ! if he could have seen the
buxom, good looking female who
stole silently out of the pantry, and
as silently followed him ou his way
tward the barn.
Mrs. Nal:ding came back in about
twenty minutes or so,- with a face
rod from suppressed laughter.
Don't tell Betsey Jane," she
.said, giggling into her gigham apron.
" You are a -very smart man,
Nicodeinus, and my brother, Tim
:Noyes, is another, and a lawyer_ in
the bargain. Don't tell Betsey
Jane, indeed ! Two wretches, you
deserve all you'll get, pretty soon!"
Betsey Jane said no mote, but
bided her time. A xeek • passed a-
way and then brother Tim's wagon
drove up again to the door, and
.Nicodeunts stepped into it, and was
off to the village once more. Bet -
soy Jane had asked ia vain to go.
Nicodemus was bound on buSiness
—" business whiah a woman could
Dot understand," he loftily exclaim-
ed.. He, laid and master, well out
of sight, Betsey _Jane went -about
that business a woman could not
-uaderstand, with ai merry twinkle
in her bright black byes.
At 4 P. M., Xicodemus returned
home again, looking quite as im-
portant as before. He • tip -toed a-
long through the kitchen, Betsey
Jane watching him from the corner
of her eye all the while. He pass-.
od out into the shed. A fragrant
small of smoke came forward to
greet him -a --an oder of burning 'corn
cobs gradually cnring ham. gicode-
intas turned deathly pale, and ran
frantically forward to a large fire
smoldering in the ash -house and a
- large ham or two covered over by
blankets, hanging placidly there.
The yell he gave brought .Betsey
Jane from the house instantet, to
find Nicodemus groveling before
_the ash -house door, weeping and
wailing and tearing his hairand
uttering yell after yell of despair.
Why, bless .; me 1 what's the
matter? Are you, in a fit ? Let me
run for the camphor," shrieked
Betsey Jane. i .
" Camphor Bring arsenic 1
Bring poison of SO1/1,Q kind—poison 1"
yelled Nicodenius, frantically.
Woman , you've ruine4 in e
Twelve, tliousand dollars in govern-
ment bonds didi put in that ash
hole for safety just a week ago, and
iicaw you've gone and burned them
to wok that cussed. bacon. Pison !
Pison ! Pisan 1 And let me get
out of the dreary world." .
"0h—so that was what you
were not going to tell Betsey Jane 1
A rn't you. ashamed of yourself, Nico-
&anus Harding ?"
Nicodemus could not answer.
He laid prostiate in the ashes and
bowled.
"Get up and don't be a fool !"
said Betsey Jane, . amiably. "1
heard you and brother Tim conspir-
ing at the door that day, and I
• watched you. go the ash -hale, and
soon found out what you had hid
away there. Woman is the weaker
vessel, no doubt, but she don't put
twelve thousand dollars where the
first match that Comes handy can
burn it up ! Here are the bonds,'
Nicodemus--for ten thousand. I've
kept two for my honesty." '
Poor lgicodemus ! He gathered
himself up out of the ashes, and
took 1 -iia bonds -'a --what was left of
He rat -her ihiaajt payi
best, on the
Betsey Jane.
New- Yor
whole owj to tell
Jimmie 17, 4c2er.
•40.
Tricks of rade.
Street fruit peddlin is precious
business for huiabug. ti principal
dodges going .just, now ar " facing
loading down OU SQE.., a
ul of appaz ell tly mag
0 ill-
cr3
eF With a arucl sign 011 -'
brown paper " twenty fin a quarter,"
and two pairs of st i tor an lungs
bellow;.c. the Arne refl. am, vitli va-
riations. The orangcs go fi',rapidly
to trustful eusaomers ‘11110 '1,it to no-
tice, as•you at.; I I do, tlhat the only
decent fruit ie. the W 1 gon, is care-
fully aid over the e -I, ose 1 surface
cf the pile, onc deep, AI die he paper
bag is de -trotalyfille ron beneath
with nais ;rabk and of n i ro t.en speci-
mens, -,v1ii ch o 'le wou h Ally tak-o
knew in,y aft x pure a sin.'. Load-
ing clMvii is p a,etise n .his way :
,
Fruit sold by weig t paarti.l(t
ictilla,arelsy7
grapes in. thei • seas 7
may cfteh be een in AN51a0 s offered
for sa e *t. ssa) three mittens of a
fair prie . Ti all •aes._ the little
1
pair of c unte. scale vhi h ds the
weighin, are oaded A id) not less
than half a. po End of o cea ed metal,
while the pou'id lveia 1) is ept care-
fully in lilace ready f r ' he rapid
bnsinasa twhich usual y ie ards the;
dishonest dealer's en ei pri e Not a
purchaser geta over 11. tlf a 1 und for
a ilound. I ai ce the 1 $ 1I.b lelexperi-
meat on_ one of the. e Met •haats by
pro eosin for ve po a rifts o ' the dates
at the low intim, knowittol. that I
should get foul. and • Lalf pounds if
weigled all at o ce. Of purse my
holiest frliend vas no 1;1j.;1 ug there.
He cc uldonly weigh o ielpound at a
time aav,iiag ni bth er N eiga , and on
my declining I) it so of trade, be-
trayed the mot! sirw re i1t°m
( iration
- -
at what he i g rded a • an ' attempt
to cheathim. ift on , of those pound
weigt ts and t y the_ b lande of the
scale, some;ay in 1ew York, if
you aspi .e to ear So n tal cursing.
1 . ,
•
Ch p er as tNai1.
. Evaay arm i W110
Si011 to drive iai1 Oto a seaaoned
oak pest knoitfr its rabili y to bend
and break. If tbe point. b Moisten-
ed in th mo it it - ill generally
drive more It. c ly. 0-1 i Wil bet-
ter, but then i is neon -enient to
dip ez ch nail ,e arat ]y in-' it. An-
other point oIJsrved i, tf la t boards
becon e loose rven r llv rom the
..
rustit g if nai1 s whi lic munica-
ling to t e w mcl,cadJos rio on,Tya,n
enlar en ent o be 1 ho!, butthe
weariag • way o die n il li -elf, ren-
derin tl 0 fen or bui!1djd rickety
and insecure.i his y e prevent-
ed by heating a y r u h j ease un-
til it smokeS, ncl h n ) uring it
over the nails tt 1)I us d. le grease
will renal:ate tle prso he iron,
a,ud ,cause the n ils tio la without
rustir g, an it'd° nitre p ri. Besides
this, no trouble .will se ierienced
in driving thein in ti 6 ha, st wood.
The reason is hat t o ating of
,
greastaprevents con - it 1iy ir, and
,
consequently o idatio xygen is
the great des rope of ion, and
Hi OiSta re ia the ndu 1 g c use. Any-
thing which is kep fro • cautact
1
with the air is p •eser e i definitely,
and if it is ke A d y th effect' is
nieasural)ly the sam . I' int upon
build ugs prevei ts t e contact of air
and moisture. If th vho e fence or
build.ng cannot be Tx. i itec the heads
at least, of the' ails dLould be touch-
ed therewith.--- ar e 's 0771,8 Jour-
nal. ,
Up" and
wagon lo
cent era
has liad occa-
New Way o
In a convers
an intelligent g(
ested in all fart
tically familiar
taimilig, he rel
making, .or r t
pract- sed by
woman. skilled
and famous for
former ILlet1IcU
each mornin
the third day,'
and no curds
them into the
Her )ractice i
cuad and put it
theImoti being bou
The lie 4t mornirig ti
is ru. up, that. wh.
hoop was taken out,
ed, p i:Lced iii tIi ho
of it lien scr t bed
nd he seco
M
tio
ntle
pro
ith
bad
er,
neig
• haus
ier i
as t
-eep
hen
oget
hoo
no
in t ie
ec
esae
an
he
•ess
OP,
ho
e c
run
ti
13
a for
whe,
-wher
morn
ehees
• the s
and
brin
of th
su ffic
the c
the
away
duce
as fir
in th
tis a in pia
it rem ins all • y.
is curd is ti ei r
ken from t e
rfice hacked
IX
an
o
pr
ne
se
t e a
p ag
r b
lit
heese.
ly with
ti
ie nter-
nd prac-
aln)anretrs ooff
cheese,
o his ---a
d economy
eese. Her
p a curd
ra until
old and
putting
pressmg,.
up the
• at once,
ird full.
nd curd
• in the
oth chang-
, the top
-en with
put, in,
he piress
he third
up, the
turned,
a fork,
liced on,
e middle
n •pressed
placed in
if. process
cleared all
se is pro -
and one
ere placed
•
1
he
111
01
0
third curd
the irst cu
eese. It
tly, t ken 0
groom.
each morn
d. a ,good-si
superior
d solid as
oop at once.
pr
ain
in
th
an
ti
thi
11
oh
Jit
11
411111111.11MII
INT°
OWnor
remoNie
. a
STR A
premie s of tho
bay Et Arse, with
uestea to can
same.
ROB
()ma Jaw 14 Ism
snbs on the 4th
ithitof strip on face.
pro e property and
LAW,
otJ2A 0013•4884.0.16 -ray.
LADIES
— OF—
=iP P 0 13, rr I 1
And surrounding cOuntry !
The Stock is now con191.ete
— IN --
T. KIDD'S
MPORIUM
— —
FASHIC)N.
A.•••6 'A•6 5-6 'ed
Is4k 1*.t.At
t74 te) tA 'e4
a?, co ef, cr.. al CP
C?6- cr)4
eCir-')C:C=r6‘o
VA 0
'‘Y -A
./A
VA A
'16 °
C11
Ye) 0
EW MILLINERY!
In all its brame
CS.
plendid Tr named
II TSAND BONNETS
From 50 cents upwards.
ILK AND VELVETEEN
,..
MANTLES!
In all styles, and at all prices.
WANTED!
1,41 00 - Canadian V-oluntocrs,
Fe the Red River Territory, to perchaSe
my Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots & Shoes
bef re leaving. •
REMEMB B, !
I k ep the best and largos Stock if Gro-
-cer s, CrOckery, Liquors, etc., et kept
in Seaforth‘
B t $1 Tea for 90 cts.
Sf RICTLY ONLY ONE PRI
THOS.
Seaforth, April 12, 1871.
Ki
Warranted by the Ma_tqrs.
11 -IE RUSSEL WATCIT
Fox' Durability, Quality, Mali and
Neatness,
CANNOT BE EQ1UAI.AE
A new stock of the above Wate1ie just
received. -
•
g035IP LETE STOCK OF
FINE GOLD AND SI ITER
JEWELR
ALWAYS ON nAND.
Tatehes, Clocks and Jewelry o every
des niption repaired. with neatness and
des atch, and warranted to give ,satis-
fac ion.
-,000 worth of Old Gold and liver
wa ted, for which the highest p iee in
or trade will be paid. ,
M. R. COUNTER, -
179 Main street, Sea, ortla
use
FELL() WSt
YPOPTIOSPHIT
mong the diseases ov rconie
-of
lilows' Compound- Spirit of
pb osphites,
Ar: Constipation, Asthma, Co
t on, Laryngitis, Nerveus Debi
Dyspepsia, Chronic Bronchit
hronic Diarrinea, 4Ie1anch
ebility resulting from Typho
oth r low fevers. Diphtheritic P
tio , Hysteria, 1 Hypochondria,
no hoes., Chlorosis. Anaemia, Li
hoea, Nervous Excitability, Maras
wa ting of the muscles, Aphonia,
of Woice, Chorea • or St. Vitus'
81u gishness of the Liver, Inte
and Feeble Action of the I-Ieart, Si
ing feelings caused. by =acme o
tio
ing
cau
$1
180
s of the lungs and air
thereto, and debility
es, many cases of
eless._ Sold by apoth
0; six for $7 50. b
JAMES I. F LLO
.16t Chemist, St. John,
S.
y „the
YP0-
sump-
ity,
s,
ly.
dn is ta
and
o.-
ncorr-
nus or
r Loss
4 nteeea
frereuact--
t
passage • lead -
from rious
"ch ap ared.
aries. rice,
MONEY TO LEND.
(AN Farm or desirable P A Artar
l to
A. G. McDOUGL,
k) at 64 per cent. PaAlnents
e .
to
suit the borrower. App
Insurance Agent an
Commissioner, Se1forth,
or to SOHN SEATTER, 1
Exchange Broker,
Seafort
January 13, 1871. 16 6rn
A VOID QUACKS. ----A victim f early
indiscretioia, causing nervou debil-
ity. premature decay, ete.1, havin tried
in vain every advertised remedy, has a
simple means of self -cure, which Ipe will
-Send free to his ellow-sufferers. Address
J. 11. TUTTLZ 78 Nassau sti4 New
York. 16 -6ni
TO THE PU
W. Hi. OLIVER,
SIGN OF THE
BLIC &T LA.B:GEI
JAS. WILSON,
t:d
t:J
t7J
A choice assoi
harness, whips, 1.
kept constantly
Repairing pro
charges modcrat
sign of the Scot
Seaforth.
16:3tf
tment of light and heavy
lls; horse clothing, etc.,
n hand.
ptly attended to, and
4. Reinember the place !
uh Collar, Main Street,
w. oLnrER.
0. 1-1...CULL,1
A
LOOKMAYS
Telegraph. au
-CANADA LI
Issuer o
American I
Particular atte
4ENT FOIL
'E VING
1. Express CoMpardes,
ssuil AliccE CO.,
arriage Licences.
ney bought and sold.
ion paid to
JOB PRINTING.
t 4 Armstrong's Book -
Sore, Seaforth 174
P IINTING.
JAME WILLIA S
Begs to intimat to the publi that ho
has removed rom Mclntosi & Mor-
rison's Carriag Faetory, and aas'rented
Mr. Willia Grassie' Paint
hop,
Where he may be found at ny ;time.
Mr, Williams prepared. to e encute, of
the shortest n11 ice, all kinds of
Carriage Pai ting, Sign Painting
and: Oriliamental Wo -k.
. Give him a +Ill. Remember the place,
opposite Muni, 's Stables. 170-13t
THE GA1 DNER PA ENT
&win Mac!
'
Gardner 1, •
C7E:RED BY TEE 1
ewing Machine
MPANY,
LTON, ONT.,
•IANU•
HA
Is the best fa
machine now
Fancy Work.
attachments a
son can learn t
ily anti manufacturing
de ; will do all kinds of
The general works and
so simple that any per -
work thein in half an
hour. Tailors rd. shoemakers use it in
within the reac i of all. 1
Has no gear f any kind; iis STRONG,
and SIMPLE.
preference to lly HOW made. Price
It would be well for inten ling pur-
chasers to call n any of the ndermen-
tioned parties nd see this mo. chine, be-
fore purchasiri one of anot er Make.
at work,
sey's and
'lle ; Mr.
& Garry,
The above magi inc cau be see
at any time, at William Gra.
T. K. Andersok 's, Seaforth;
Exeter; Mr. P eree's, Bodge
Polley, Bayfi; Fishleigh
A iuleyville.
P1 ER GRAS
General Agent
179-ly
.or the County
Seale».
TE,
of Huron,
h, Ont.
GRAS
1E,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER
Goderi Street, Seaforth.
SLEIGHS,
CUTTER.
GAR
Built in a sup
Particul
Shoeing and.
IAGES,
GGIES,
WAGONS, 4:c. &c.
or manner, te order, on
ort notice,
attention paid to Horse
neral.Blacksmithing. 163
F R SALE&
THAT spie lid Hotel Stand on the
iCMOaRrketS are, Seaforth, known as
he NE
e-BANGE, and doing a
good business. To an enterprising man,
with some capi I, it offers excellent in-
ducements, bel g on one of the leading
streets and do e to the Salt Wells.
Also, two co fortable COTTAGES on
Elgin Street, 'ederich, related' at $200 a
year, and seve al Town Lots. Terms --
moderate. Ap1 ly to
WM. MALCOM,
At the Market.
Seaforth, JaL 23, 1871, 164-tf
HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES, &c., &c.,
romN STREET, SEAFORTIC
Como all you good folks who want Har-:
ness,
Substantial, low-priced, good and new,
At WILSON'S, Main street, Seaforth,
An excellent stock you may view; --.
The stock is,owned by JAME!1 WILSON
Whose work is 'so high:y renowned ;
The shop is on Main streets Seaforth,
Tis a place may easily be found.
Here are plenty of bits, bridles and. curbs
Sursingles and saddles so fine,
There is nothing can equal their make,
They are just Neal A and prime.
Here are lots of good blankets for. winter
That will keep from your horses the
And_ theeel(fil; ynets, so graceful for
`
Trimile
linerA with blue, green, yellow and
void.
Crack up whips of every _description,
For the stage coach, carriage or hand.
At JAMES WILSON'S shop, Seaforth,
May always be had at eoromand.
Here are sponges and. conibs and rosettes
.A-11 useful and good in their way.;
With long and short tugs in abundance,
And Harness that don't break in a day:
Portmanteaus and. Trunks Of all kinds,
Valises of a quality spicy and. rare,
If you shoulddesire to purehase,
To the shop of JAMES WILSON
repair. ,
Now cdoenliaey,, and that without further
Excellent bargains make while you
can,
At the "Saddle and Harness Emporium,"
And remember JAMES WILSON'S
the man.
I keep constantly on hand. a stook of
TRUNKS, PORTMANTEAUS, VAL-
• ISES AND WHIPS.
Herse Collars and Blankets
and every article connected with the
business.
TRUNKS, VALISES,
HARNESS, SADDLES and BRIDLES,
Made to order.
J. WILSON.
165-tf
McINTOSH & MORRIpON'S
-
CARRIAGE FACTORY
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
The subscribers feel thankful for the
very liberal patronage theyhave received
SillCC COMIDencing business in Seaforth,
and wish to intimate to their customers
and the public generally that they keep
on hand and are manufacturing all
kinds of wheel work, such.' as
CARRIAGES,
OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES,
D EM 0 CR ATS
WAGGONS,
SLEIGHS, CUTTERS,
Made up by EXPERIENCED WORK-
MEN, in the -very latest styles.
We Do No Horse -shoeing,
But pay all our attention to the above
class of business.
Parties who favor us with their
orders will get k,rood
sat isfa ctio n.
We keep a first-class Carriage
Painter.
AINTIN
Done for country shops, and old work
repainted at reasonable rates._
Repairing promptly attended to.
Cordwood, Lumber, Shingles an d
Lath taken in exchange for work.
MoINTOSH & MORRISON.
167-tf
LUMBER! LUMBER!
LATH and SHINGLES.
THE Undersigned have - band at
their Mill, one half mile North of
Ainleyville, a large Stock of Dry Pine
Lumber, part (about 35,000 feet) of which
is Dressed 14 and 1-4 Flooring. They
hare also on hand
'753000 ft. of Stip Lath
which is warrantectfirst-elass,
and no slabs.
Their Shingle Machine will start about
the 18th instant, after which date a plen-
tiful supply of SHINGLES will be kept
on hand.
Prompt attention given to orders from
a distance.
M. & T. SMITH.
Dingle, April 12, 1a7L 176-tf.
DANIEL M'GliEGOR
BOOKBINDER, HULLETT,
inaerials nsed the TIAS iust received. a ia 't CI cic
is now fully prepared to execute on the
shortest notice and in. the latest styles,
orders he may be favoured with.
Register, Le gers,
AND
T.3171-A-1\TI-1.- 130
or ANY KIND,
Ruled Printed anL iIc
,
ToPIr, on the shortest notice, an
prices which defy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXE
AND
,FANCY CASE
Made to order.
0 IA) ANI) NEW BOOTi
130 ('X1 ASD REPAIRED
At city prices.
Persons residing at a distance by
leaving their books at the Signal B wiz
Stor a Goderich, Air at the E.irosi -on 1
office , Seaforth, or at J. R. Grant's, Ain -
'eye Ile, stating style, may rely upon
being well bound.
communications addre sed to the
Aigned, will reCeive pr mpt atten-
DANIEL McGRE ;OR,
Cone- ance, P. 0,
'Hullett.
153-tf.—
then
A
unit
tion.
• I
-Seaforth, Nov. 9, 1870.
ROI
rens(
T1
Gan.
TO F.A_RMEI S.
RON FI—A—RR WS.
E UNDERSIGNED has on hand
, large number of IR HAR-
'5, which he is prepared to sell on
nable terms.
est) harrows were main factured at
noque, and are
The Best ltr-ow in, s
A .;uarantee will lit given
that if it do not work s
it 111 ay be retained by the
with thirty days.
, O. C. WIL
.Agrictiltural Implem
169 tf
SEAFOR
with each,
isfactorily,
purchaser
ON,1
.1).t Agent,
11, ONT..
Ti E GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
JO -:B MOSES' PERIODICAL PILLS.
TI is well-known medicine is no impo-
sitioia but a sure and safe remedy for
FemPe Difficulties and 0 astructions,
from any cause whatever; a d although
a powerful remedy, it conta ns nothing o
hurt ul to the constitution.
Tc Married_ Ladies it i peculiarly
suit d. It will in a short time bring
on t le monthly period with regularity,
and. dthough very powerful ontains no -
thin hurtful to the constitu ion. In all
case. of :Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion, Palpitation a the heart,
Lowhess of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick
Headaches, Whites and all the painful
dise ses occasioned by a disordered sys-
tem, these Pills will effect a cure when
all 0 .her means have failed.
Ti ese Pills have never been known to
failhere the directions on the second.
lf
page of pamphlet ire well observed.
I?or full particulars, get a. pamphlet,
free, of the agent. .
JOB MOSES, NEW YORK', SOLE PROPRIETOR.
$1 00 and 124 coats for postage, CA -
closed to Northrop a: Lyman, Neweastle
Ont. general agents for the Dominion,.
will insure a bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail.
C --ii Sold in Seaforth by E. Eickson and.
Co., and. R. Lumsden; A. Stephens,
:Mite iell ; J. 8. Coombs, Clinton, and
all .*:.1 edicine Dealers.
NOR,THItOP & LYMAN, Newcastle,
Sele Agents. 180-9.
NOTICE.
IABOREPS Wanting work ,for a few
N1100118 Will find_ einployment on the
GOVERNMENT' DRAINS,
In Gey. WAGES,. $1 25 per day.
Enquire of the forentan im this work,
or aPply to the agent at the office, Jas.
T., B ain.
G. IlLA IN, Contractor.
Orey, May 12, 1871. 180-tf
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
icT )TICE is hereby (liven that all par-
ies indented to ''Dr. COLEMAN,
either by note or book, are requested to
call at his office, at the Salt Works, and
settle the same immediately, otherwi
they will be sued without further notice.
Seaforth, April 11, 1871.
175-tf
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grrin ex-proifor,
18 • P111LISHED •
EVllY FRIDAY- MORNING,
LAT SBA FORT11.•
TERMS.
..,31.1pc) per annum, ha advance ; if not
SO pahl $2.00 will be charged. No subs-
cription taken for a shorter period than
three months.
ADVERTISING RATES.
TRA NSI ENT.
Per line, first insertion, 8 cte ; subse-
quent insertions, 2 cts, each time. Ad-
vertiaements measured by a scale`of sohd
brevier. No advertisement taken for
less than One Dollar.
CONTRACT RAI ES
olunan for One Year. - $60 00
" Six Months, , - 35 00
" Three " - ' - 20 00
' One Year, - 35 00
" Six Months, - 20 00
" Three " - - 12 06
" One 'Year, - 20 00
" Six Months - 12 00
" Three " - - - 800
" One Year, - 12 00
" Six Months - - 8 00
4 g Three " - 5 00
Advertisements; withontsfecific direc-
tions, wil: be inserted till forbid, and
charged aceordinly,
r McLEAN BROTHERS,
ICURZO Y. SicLEAN; Aiblishera. ,
ALLAN IticLEAN.
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