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AUGUET 4, 18.71.
BRIEF NOTES
An exchange asserts that forty
women of all sexes " are enrolled in
A.e Texas Female Suffrage Society.
—fovs are the flowers dropped.
t, by the hand of Provi-
qr. 4.at is too good for g
itcrtjA,„ IS- 20 g 90 d for his neigh
company.
—A pure character is like pol
.ed steel—if damned by breatl
almost instantly recovers its bri
zess.
—Value the friendship of 1
who stands by von in the sto
swarms of ir sects will nd
in the sunshine.
—The Mormons of Salt L
City are prekaring to give P
dent Grant a grand reception
his expected arrival. there 'in -A
nat.
—Chignons, plaits, and curls m
now be made of a most anobjecti
able smaterial—namely, t4t gic
This is the very latest substitute
hair.
—4an Ohio lady recently pack
away her silver ware in an
clothes bag, and in a fit of abse
mindedness sold the whole. for th
cents a pound.
— Inviolable -fidelity, good hum
and complacency of temper, outli
all the charms of a fine fa.ce,
make the decays of it invisible. -
/laden.
— A friend should be one
-whose understanding and virtue N
• can equally confide, and whose cpi
ion we can -value at once for
justness and its sincerity,
— Cincinnati has ice water thin
inct feuntains provided by the cit
They work well, ate not very •e
pensive-, and are thought to be
great -value in checking the for
ration of habits of intemperance.
— A Pen demon. in In d ian a h
cleared his house of cockroaches
scattering about a liberal supply
old fashioned red wafers. IL
supposed that- after gorging the
_ selves these cheerful insects reti
to their holes and stick fast.
— When men are most sure an
arrogant, they axe commonly tl
most mistaken, and have' then give
views to passion, without the pr
per deliberation and suspence whie
c an alone secure them -from the -gros
est absurdities.
—.The cholera, is reported to b
raging terribly in Persia.. The pe
silence has followed, a frightful fau
ine, and hence it may be hoped tin
it owes its origin to local cause
and is not on a march as in 183
1848 and 1865 to desolate a yea
later the homes of Europe and An
erica.
—Writers on health must be
careful how they recommend innov-
ations which distutb domestic peace.
• A country editor, who carries con
7
cealed weapons, is searching for the
writer who seat his wife a circular
recommending that carpets should
be taken up and beaten every
month.
— The adherents of the principal
religious denominations in the world
•.1.1.e estimated as follows :7—Greek
Church, 69,692,700; the six other
?Oriental Churehes, 6,500,000; Rom-
an Catholics, 195000,000; Protest-
ants, 98,139,000 ; Mohammedans/
160,000,00:0 ; Buddhists, 310,000,-
• 000 ; other_Asialic religions, 260,-
000,000; Pagans; 200,000,000 ;
Jews, 6,000,000.
— _Robert Houdin, the celebrated
• French conjuror, n died recently i
• FranCe. He invented many ingen-
•:ious machines, for 1,vhich he received
prize medals. In 1815 he began
iis public career as a conjuror, and
• fov seven years amused the Paris-
ians at his hall in the Palais Royal.
The government sent him in 1856
to Algiers, m order that he might
• enlighten tie Arabs on the pretend-
ed miracles of their marabouts., He
wrote several interesting books.
. The United States produce
more grain, in proportion to the
population, than any other county
in the world. According to the
census of 1870, wheat was found to
be produced at the rate of 38.3
iaushels to each person. By the
census of 1850, the United States
produced 36.3 bushels for, -each per-
son then in the conntrcy. Roum-
ania, one of the Danabi(6 princi-
• palities, produces 25 bushals to each
person, being the second ih the ratio
• of production. European .Russia
stands third, producing 23.1 bush-
es to each person.
In•a church in a primitive
corner of Caithness, Scotland, a few
Sundays ago, a. minister front a dis-
• tance officiated, and in the guileless-
ness of his heart gave out a par-
aphrase instead of the usual Psalm
at the close of the sermon'. Scarcely
had he done so when the precentor
jumped up, and, turning round,
whispered audibly and angrily .to
the minister, " We dinna sing ony
ssic trash here. "Very well,'.quiet-
ly rejoined his reverence, " sing
it myself ;" and sing it he did, to
the manifest adtniration of the whole
congregation ; barring, of course, the
d u bfou d ered ° precentor.
"The chest of a well-propor-
tioned man has been known to ex-
yand three inchea; by -actual rest
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URON EXPOSITORo
ureinent, as- marls
arrivirte. in Color do.."
statement, thong We
tire 'the. man. The! a
Ter itory is pure an
owl g to its great ;ele atio
the evel of the sea. -'Inc
✓ and fuller in con,
the breathing
igthenecl by exerci
is' considered
chial and pulriaon
thot gh an invalid ay
manent restoratio a mu
pen nutentl Y.
A " Boston
da silver
hs ago. On
el one of the
aidealawhc el
e principal 0'
1 f a., dollar for
✓ looked at tl
Ind then, tau-
" May I ask ,yo
are estimated at
weeks after
• Such is the
id not meas -
of Colorado
rare, partly
above -
breathes
equence,
ppal atus is
e. That cli-
xcel ent for
ry diseases,
to .8 eks-per-
t abide there
visited the
not m ttny
o.
tot t of the
men offered
' to be one
of the mine
ou bl e. The
ood fast
or's and
stre
ish- mat
1, bro
ght-
tint
Th
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you
Ake
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on
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of ti
mitt
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said
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wort.
cc
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mad
last
partr
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his t
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bout tweritytfive t
repiidd the BostOl
• ell," said the mi
't take your ha
a quarter of a
onth."
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G AIETLES
Fortune-tellers—Ban
—Did the horseman
tie p ain use soap• l
—A pretty hoot —ell
ore expensive ho
hood.
••equ
a.
eople who come to
f eatly indulge in 1
50118.
he line of bus ness some
s ron -minded ladies ta e 4—The
ix asct -line.
at of sight, out of mi
t e ad wag said •whe he
b irid lunatic.
--- Corn bread'?" sa d a,a Itish
aite ; we havn't got it an isn't it
c ra afe ye inane ?"
Vben are soldiets lik
fl..tnn 11 When they cl-n't
doctor's motto is Tipp sed to
1 "P tients and long suffering." °
---` Do write, and ie r n1ot," is
w tat the girls say te t eir corres
p ride its.
—Wanted to kn ow man.v
s ear rods are co tained in wise -
axe
- emale • gathering --A uffied
S
jointaffiir ith Ilut a single
r y o it—aIthean atisa
cold cut—T e White 4.1oun-
a Notch' in wi ter.
• ow to make time go
U:e ti e spur of the moment.
our hart
c n 1
ceeper:
dis
ioora use
toLnak
ous
ian.
er,
f d
cl
ho
1D 0113 -
donor,
m uch
e to be
nd dol -
1 guess
Ilar ; I
u here
nag.
scoured
ldho d. A
d-1voman-
higi3. Words
w xpreee-
II1
3d," as
saw a
good
;li rink.
ta
outpany d
th set vauts before
mart whom
'wth • A geod hotel-
,
writer on
s : 'Without a,1
it is -inipossib1
su art.'
ever oWe any turn- th•
ar abl to pay, and tallow no
oae you more than. your ab
lo e.
Willayou'have me, Sarah ?" said
,, oun man to a modest girl. "No,
Jo n ; butyou. can have me, if you
wi
ihy
-des a ot get larger
en t tken ut of a earl/ t bag 2 Be -
se viten you ta i out °all
lit in creases !
A
sa
ro
ast--
cting
ut up
ipline
of the
boys
n you
Lan to
le to
cat
fin
ru al district
on' of he st
inc niri4ig if I
velopm tits
old ady fron
' astonish
res a
e had
ich as
"'.is the su.bj ?
test compositi,C :
e _which spoil' t e
orge t- to put i
rusty old bachel r say that
a, w =etched bu iness, • CM-
f alit le sighing, littl , cry -
a l'ttle dying, and a deal f ly-
tel. in.
Sal
bo 's la
is •sPi
if ou
A
"1 ve
sisting
ing
ing
to
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Sir,
Het-
las
Th
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one 0
d a cle
days a
y did u
of thes
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potat
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the
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ro
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✓ de-
let -
lo
tool
salt
es—
r. Post -office man, I want
ay Le postage on this le ter."
ngl or double, miss?" " Double,
" with, a courtesy ; " I was mar -
week."
s is the way in. whic the
the
Chi ago Repab/isaws celebrate
pur fico ion of the unsavory Ch
Ri er - y turning into it the
wat rs jf Lake. Michigan
iere as once a stream at Chic, io,
It-villdnous stench did afar go,
Till 4he stream was 'let slip
o t e Mis-siss -sip
A id th D. there was joy in Chicago.
The folloWitag telegraphic corres-
pon enc is a, model of brevity and
poirlt Regions jane, 24 '71.
To Mis Laurayou o to -
the
stn. wherry festival with ne to
nig t'? lease answer quick. Yours.
Het b.".
Yes. I arness up your mules ;
am ixin My curls. Laura.."
cago
pure
• BE SURE
AND GO
TO
THOMArS,LEE Sy
• Shearson &' .'s Old St nd,) .
1 SEEDS,
FOR NO
Of a 1 kinds.
All varieties f Turhip Seeds
Z.
cARTErs imPERIAL the best -wecia'Ictirnip iu
eniti ation.
SKIRTING'S IMPROV DO.
STTARP'S PIMPLE To DO.
SITTTON'S OHAIIPIO1 DO. ,
YELLOW ABERDEEN DO.
WHITE GLOBE ANI) 'TUBLE. '
The Cheapest & est Teas in Town,
got at LEE'S.
For SHEARSONS's No. 1 FLOUEt, go to
THOMAS LEE'S.
All kinds Of Produce
Ta c.en in Exchange for Goods, at
THE HIGHEST CAM PRICES.
REMEMBER1
SHEA-1,80N ct: CO.'S OLItL STAND
- THOMAS LEE.
P. S.—Cedar l?ost for Sale, ab:ettp.
169-tif
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•uoaivi, INITHouaN
E GS ! EGG -S!
THE SUbscriber begs to intiMate that
he is is till prepared to purchase Eggs
at his
Store at the Market,
and to pay the
HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH
for fresh Eggs that may offer.
To Merehants in Town and Country
itii whoth he has done Business in the
past three years, he returns his best
thanks, and hopes for a continu ce of
Business relations.
WM. MALCO
Seaforth, March 3, 1871. l 8-tf
EG EMPORITM
The sub criber is still in. his old
June 15, 1871. To Herb. and prepared to pay
The Highest Cash Price
For any q antity of
r
M
TI
KETS FOR EUROPE.
J HN SEATTER has been ap-
poir ted. Agent at Seaforth, for the
INM N LINE OF STEAMERS.
Pa ties ontemplatiag vsiting any part
of IL rope can bb supplie I with Tickets
and 11 ne essary information by a ply-
ing, t Q
18t. • tf.
JOHN 'EA'TTER.
1 Irtureist e ct
00 , .
GOOD FRESH EGGS
Delivered t the
Eg
lain street, Si
rties (mercha
Emp riunr4
aforth.
ts and others)
To all I.
With whon he has done busines, during
the past fur years,
he l returns hearty
thanks, an trusts by strict attention to
business to merit their patronage in the
future. - , -
DAVID a WIL. ON.
Seaforth March 16, 1871. 171-tf
tand,
1
Fresh Arrivals Fresh Arrivals
BEATTY tIc CO PANY
BEG -to announce to their friends and the public, that their Mr. McMULKIN
has just returned from the E stern Market, with one•of the choicest Stocks
of New and Seasonable DRY GO DS ever imported into Seaforth, which, owing
to the enormous reduction in the rice of goods this season, they are enabled to
offer at Prices which must ensure al
' fact of their stock bei ready sale. They would sal that from. the
g all new, and bought since the
GREAT JALJ
and on the very best terms that tl
goods at ni;ninrom prices. ; They
GOODS, bought 9.t prices 1U1-11.1.11.
MARKT VALUE. They would
IS DRY GOODS,
ey are in a most favorable position to offer
re not encumbered with any PILES 01? OLD
Y PER CENT ABOVE THEIR PRESENT
Iso say that they have faeilittes in buying both
.G.Elds.1
(-1)
crcl OLE -1i si To
possessed by no other House in Seaforth, having intimate connections with some ,
of the largest 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 al the Novelties in the Market this Season.
Particular attention is directed to the following lines,
PRINTS, DRESS G•ODS,
_A.SCDIJS,
TWEEDS, 1-liCSIERY, GLOVES,
)
TIPKINGS,
FRENCH D'LAIINTES3 FRENCH MERINOS,
BLACK LUSTRES, BLACKCOBTJRGS, BLACK BARATEIEAS,
TABLE CLO+1-18, TOWELLINGS,
Boots and ShOeS, and Ready..Inade Clothing.
THEIR GROC
RY DEPARTMENT
is always well supplied with abund, rice of the best an -1 cheapest goods, which
• _will be sold at IA e most reasonable prices.
Their TvIQUOR, DEPARTME 'T is well supplied with all the
RES 'BRANDS.
Give us a call an judge for you.rselves.
TRY OUR
80 CENT TEA.
EATTY & COMPANY.
CARMICHAEL'S BUILDINGS,
Main Street, Seaforth, April 20, ip7i.
You can get the
PT/I-AMA
BENEFIT
—0E—
REDUCTIO
COTTONS !
—AT ----.
CRAY, SpARLING 84. CO.
OPPOSITE
THE GREAT EGG STORE.'
J.
176-tf.
- TO FARMERS.
IRON HAR WS.
rnHE UNDERSIGNED has on hand
a large number of IRON HAR-
ROWS, which be is prepared to sell on
reasonable terms •
These harrows were manufacttfred at
Gananoque, and are
The Best IV= in Ue.
A auarantee will be given with each,
that if it do not work satisfactorily,
it may be returned by the purchaser
within thirty days.
0. C. WILSON,
gricultural ImpTement Agent,
1 9tf SEA FORTH, ONT.
WM. N. WXTSON
ALWAYS HAS ON HAND THE .
BEST
SEWING MACHINES
IN THE MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufac-
turing purposes. Both single -threaded
and 71ouble-threaded, and loes.-stiteh
Machines can be supplied.
Perfect satisiaction guaranteed, and
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
WM. N. WATSON
Cm also insure property against Fire and
Marine Disaster, and. Life and Limb
against death and accident, with the
best Companies, being Ag,ent for
'tie Liverpool and. London and Globe,
(English.)
The Provincial of Canada, (Canad)
The Gore District Mutual, (Village and
The ka
Niagara District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Accident.)
_Losses Liberally A djusted and
• P-romptly ettled.
• MONEY TO LEND
At moderate --iates of interest. ° No com-
mission, and kxpenses moderate.
MORTGAGES bought on equitable
terms. 160
D. McNAUGHT
to the
W°iYILiallIrttetanPtsecotffuSlealY;fiotrtihmaand vicin-
ity, that he still continues to carry on
Business as usual, in the old stand, on
the North road.
jobbing of altkinds, and Norse -shoeing
epecially, promptly attended to.
e-- Terms reasonable.
7 164-11 DAVID McNA UGHT.
CHEERING PROSPECTS
FOR AN
ABUNDANT HARVEST
The present favorable Spring weather
warrants both farmer and mechanic in
making timely preparations for the coin-
ing harvest.
THOMSON & WILLIAMS
While thanking their patrons for the lib-
eral encouragement accorded. them in the
past, would cordially invite the atten-
of. Farmers to their choice assortment of
Harvesting Machines for 1871. Our
Ohio Combi'ned faciz ine,
with Johnon's Improvcd Self-llake, has
given complete satisfaction for the past
owo years, and is now offered to the
public with the strongest guarantee for
durability and perfect 1%
The Cayuga ,Chief Jr _glower,
Which has.gained for it. elf a world-wide
reputation is again offe ed as the most
durable, handy and hest working Mower
known, being constract d in the body of.
the machine •entirely of iron and steel
and with it we defy .crpetition. We
also offer the
JohnoWs Self -Raking • ingie
Reaper,
which took first and second prizes atPro-
vineial Exhibition, 1870 This ..reaper is
acknowledged to be sup rior to any other
pattern now in nse, as iti cuts perfectly,
takes up lodged or tangl d grain better
than .any other rake or r !el machine, and
cuts equally well from ,ether .side of the
field when wind is stropg from any di-
rection, can be raisedor lowered when in
motion and is very durable.
We invite inspection Of our -machines
and mode of .manufacturing 1y pur-
chasers before giving -orders els where.
We . guarantee .satisfactin ±11 evqy ma-
chin, or no sale.
TERMS EASY.
The agriculturalists of Perth and ad-
joining -counties wii not (we bereve) be
so blindto their own interest.: as to
give theirorders to -shops Ina -e than
100 miles east, when there are first-class
woiks in their midst, building largely
the best machines:, equal to any. of the
same machines made in the Prov nee, -
Call and see us,. —send in you • .orders
byMail, or deal with our agent as in.
every case you will get a perf 1 et ma-
chin, and. on the same terms s your
neighbor. Our principles of 1 usiness
and prices being .established a ni
form.
All .other kinds of implemen con-
stantly on hand.
STEAM-ENGINES BUl LT,
And all kinds of MILL WOR C. done
promptly.
Address
THOMSON & WILLI& IS,
MITCHEI L,
180 -ch On alio.
1 LLS
FOR SALE OR TO R
NT!
MHE SUBSCRIBER. OFFER,' FOR
1 SAL E or to Rent, on easy terms,
.THE VARNA MILLS
Consisting of a Flour, Oatmeal, a ul Saw
Mil, all of which are in good limning
°
The Flour AE11111118 FOUli am of
Stones and thc interor is well ci rished,
and all the machinery in first cia s eon-
dition, There Ts in connection , good
Dam, and an alnindant supply of watei
to run all the mills the year round.'
These mills are situated in thecentn
of a spleinhd Agrieultnral countliy and a
rare chance is offered to any peiSo •des"-
rous of embarkhiginthe milling b sines
There m also an excellent oppo tux&
of BUMS FOR SALT on the pr 'wie
all the Works for which could be driven
by water.
The above property is situat Al Six
miles from Clinton ; • Six from 13 ylield,
and Eleven from Seaforth, witl good
gravel roads leading to eaChplaee.
For further particulars apply to the
proprietor, on the premise, or to Varna
P. 0,
W. MR 'ER.
VAR, August 11, 1870.
THE SEAFORTI
Lumber Yar 1.
MABEE & MACDONALD
Beg to hlfOrM the public that the have
opened a LUMBER YARD in Se- forth,
near Shearson's Mill, on the groin d for-
mrly used as a Lumber Yard, 1 y Mr.
Thomas Lee.
They will keep constantly on h nd a
goksl assortment of ALL KIN1 8 OF
LVMBER, dressed anci tind essed.
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of which they are prepared to sell at
the lowest possible prices, for Cash.,
Builders and others will find it to their
advantage to inspect our stock, atni as-
certain our prices before purchosin -(31c--
where, as we are in a position tc offer
good. inducements to cash purchase 8.
MABE,E & MACDON A D.
Seaforth, Dec. 29, 1870. 160..tf
NOTICE
TS HEREBY GIVEN to Parents
and Guardians in the Towns) in of
Topkersmith who- refuse or nesket to
give notice to the Division Registrar of
said Township of the Birth of a child,
within thirty days from the -date of such
birth, that thuy are liable to a line of
from one to twenty -dollar, with eosts.
AJ1 such persons will do w -11 to comply
with the requirementh of tl e Law, as the
per alty will be enforced.
WILLIAA MUIR,
Divis on Registrar.
Tu kersmith, 18th April, l 71. 176. -tf
FOR SAL
HAT splendid Hotel tand on the
Market Square, Seafor h, known av
the CORN EXCHANGE,1and doing a
good business. To an enterprising man,
with some capital, it oifers excellent in-
ducements, being on one of the leading
streets and close to the Salt Wells.
Also, two comfortable COTTAGES ori
Elgin Street. Goderich, rented at $200 a
year, arid several Town Lots. Terms—
moderate. Apply to
‘8-L3,ALCOM,
At the Market.
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