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numerous cuatothers for
beeal patronage during that -
-!ars, and trusts he will re-
ita imance,
% hand a large assort
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d Steund
n Hemlock!
sr rants wil, give satistaction,
Aeso
ANI) BRA INT:1
LSISEI
KEPT ON HAND.
FEET OF PINE
CUT FOR.
ei-HERAL PURPOSES
Afera el liberal terms. Or -
prouq3t1y attended to.
,s situated on the Town -line
and Hallett, 3 and mike
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uv. 16, 1870.
UEEN
ce Company
RPOOL & LONDON.
$2,000,000 Sterling
0-
s- Queen BeAdings, Liver-
aeeelearelt 8treet, liondOn.
Nt•li Ex.change,
M 4 3 Irt real.
-t on, Est , Chairman:
tas, Esq., David Torrance,
Ithe lion. jaittes Ferrier.
Mason's Bank.
easaas-- _Mesers. Ritchie,
v Siitherhuid,
L.
Thomas 1.Seott, Esq.
Thomas IL Jo.lulson.Esq.
1:ErAliY ANE) “VNERAL
MaektitzieForbes, 13 'es,
eet, Montreal.
,--tie-ried having been appoint-,
the above ( 'ompany, parties
nri against hiss by dee can ,
must favourable terms.
-es granted on as advantage -
any other respectable Con.-.
usiess in Canada.
kNIES IL BENSON,
Agent',
NSON & MEYER'S
Law Office,
Seafort
.8 1870.
ETS FOR EUROPE.
N SEATTER has been ;-Lp-
d Agent at Seaforth, fur the
UNE OF STEAMERS.
templating visiting any part
be supplied with Tickt-t,;
ssary information by apply-
SEATTER.
Driveriat, etc_
•
AUG:UST 11 1871.
THE
URON MiPOSITOR.
BRIEF NOTES.
Mr. Gilbert McMicken's salary
as Manitoba Crown Lands Commis•
sioner has been fixed at $3,000
year.
- it is estimated that the popu-
lation of Quebec has increased 7,000
since the last census was taken.
-- The population of Toronto,
under the present census is put
down. about fifty-seven thousand.
- The servants in the bath
establishments of Long Branch
spoken of as so -use -maids.
- Fronde says, " Thought is
a poor business compared to actio
-Mr. Frederick Grant, the Pr
dent's son, has accepted an appoi
ment as civil engineer on the Uni
Pacific Railroad.
- An old farmer, who came to
Canada' in 1843, remarks that ie
has never known a more prolific>
season and better crops than t e
present year has produced.
- One of the brightest pupils
the institution for the deaf a°
dumb at Raleigh, North Caroli
is a daughter of one of the Siam
Twins.
-- After shearing you catn pi
chase, any Saturday night, in Dun-
edin, New Zealand, a whole dress d
sheep for half a crown.
- According to a eorresponde
at Rome, Victor Emanuel has lab
ed under serious depression sin
the Pope pronoimped - against him
the decree of exCoMmunication,
- Ho,* different is the view
ng
re
ut
I
si-
it-
at
se
r -
past life in the man who is gro n
old in knowledge and wisdom fro
that of him who is grown old
ignorance and folly.
- The Dominion BoardofTra
has accepted an invitation froM tie
National Board of Trad.e of tie
-United States to be present .at i s
annual meeting_in December at Lt.
Louis, and the Dominion Board h s
invited the National -Board to t -
tend its annual meeting in. Otta a
in January, 1872.
- A Hartford herse seizes ra s
in his mouth when they come to h's
Manger to steal his oats, shak s
them like a terrier until satisfi d
they are dead, and then throN s
them out of the bin.
- The mote a man knows, tie
less he is apt to talk ; discaretisn
allays his heat, and makes himtesl-
ly delibet ate what and where
speak.
• - A fall of black rain occurr d
last month near Wercester, En
land-. It poured down like ink f r
a quarter of an hour, covering she p
and other animals in. the fields wi h
an adhesive substanee as blaek s
soot. No explanation has bee
given.
- The prospects of the harve t
in Austria are not satisfactory, ant
in Hungary they are even wors
Great fears are expressed for th
crop of maize, which is almost th
only article used as food by th
Wallachians.
- Mrs. Patil;na Burnham, a ric
- English lady, lost by the wreck of
the steamship Anglo Saxon, nea
Newfoundland, in 1861, a valuabl
and very much cherished rin .
The other day it was found in t1.7
entrails of a fish by a $t. Johns
-fisherman, who received therefo -
from the owner $250. -
-Youth and age have to littl
sympathy with each other. If th
young would remember that the
may be old, and the old remembe
that they have been young, th
world would be'happier.
-Fishes are now put to a novel
use. in Easton, Pennsylvania, 'a
couple of fiehes-sturgeons-have
been taught to draw a small, boat,
which is shaped like a shell.' They
are harnessed by means of India
rubber bands, and guided by a, long
pole, to which is fastened a sharp
spike. They obey the suggestions
given by this spike with great alac-
rity..
10
head out of a window and exclaim d,
"Have you no mercy?" "No, ma'. m
replied the ieddler; " nothin' b t
greens."
---,--A_ resident of Kalamazoo Fri es
to at "school booted" in Ohio th t
he will take a Se11.001, as he, "h s
tought 2 ferms.skhool and i attend-
ed 1 collage 4 yrs a detroit, mec i-
gan and am 26 yi .vage.','
- -A man died a 't. Louis rece t-
ly, and in his ; will, after stating th t
he never forg.et a favor left $1010
to an individualiwho ten years b
foreran away with his wife.
-4. Connecticut paw tells th s
story of a nev,r, boy in one of the Su
day-schoo-ls: iThe precocious you h
was asked .,who made the ,beaptif 1
hills about them aaid' remarked ph, t
he not know, as his 'parents I only
moved into town the day before.
-A b.urglar, w'h:o1 attempt d
enter a hpase in Germantown, Pa
through.alavindow, a few night ag
-startleda, little girl 'who was s eel
iug in the room. Half awak 3 sh
exclaimed, "Don't ouch that caddy,
and the louralar fte 1.
. -Ail English writer advise
young women to look favorably ipo
those engaged in agricultural pur
suits, Assigning as one reason tha
their " mother Eve married a gar
dener." He forgot to add that 1
consequence of the in tch the garden-
er lost his situation.
StronF
Mr. John Marchs
hip of Oxford, met
cciclent on the 24t
itting on the table
achine: driving hi
oing down a hill t
vay and he fell behi
nd just in front
-heels. He imme
ne of the spokes of
; onclerful as it may
.trength prevented ti
urning. Before th
e stopped, lioNv.ev
wice Went over hi
nd lacerating the- fl
-anner, but without
ones. Ilad Mr.
ess powerful man h
scaped with his life.
11
of the t wn
with a. -serer
ult. He wa
f. a. thresl in
team, a hen
le table ave
d the h rse
f one of 1t115
lately gra ped
he wheels rand
eern, by n ain
b wheels f Tan
horses cquld
r the .w
leg. GUIS ing
sh in a fea .ftd
breaking nv
arcus bee a
could not have
Bossuet and Milton.
,
We have no IE 0alish Boss et.
e have reason to b thankful tlhat
fur national life was never so con-
lentrated in. the pala e as to gia e a ,
pre-eminence to th 'court pulpit
ufficient to *taint in such lofty
ii ights of rhetorical magniloquence.
ut England produced in that same
go a genius of grander and more
lily religious soul ; ereater in his
spirations, and more noble in his
1 fe ; a man who nev r crooked the
I inges of his knee ts power; ill°
r ised his .eloquent vs ce again and
aain in behalf of u violated liber -
of thought and col' science; wit°
enddavored to forwart the reign of
od's justice upon earth ; who,
•lind, old, deserted, c ung with un-
quenchable ardor to t e cause that
vas despised by the court,' scorned
y the peat, and de.paired of by
t ie people ; a name tl .will be as
dear ai his works to the most is -
t nt fiosterity ; who vas great and
cod, whether con, idered as a
hristian, poet, politi ian, or patriot.
I France has her Bo suet, England
has her Milton. The genius of lhe
o i e and of the other ears the sane
amp of massive grandeur ; the o-
tence of one and of thd other r se
sublimity and pierced‘ the veil of.
immortality, But the French r -
a Or Was the champion of author ty
d of the Church of Rome; he
nglish poet was the child of fr e-
d m and of sacred truth • and if he,!
v‘ orks of Bossuet stand as proud
n emorials of the court and creed he
a °riled, the writlias of Mil on
b eathe an immortal I spirit wh eh
c ianges of opinion Wil never con-
s gn to the records of he -past, a Id
hich.revolutions will never effa e.
Edinburgh, Review.
. .• • IN.
To.lKeSp Tires on Wheels.
Hear what a practical man says
o that subject: I ironed a waggon
st meyears ago for my own use, aid
b fore putting on the tires I fil ed
ti e felloes with linsee 1 oil, and the
1 ose. I also ironed a
irbuggy seveal,
ti es have worn- out 4 4 were ne er
y ars ago for my own use, and'tjbe
ti TS are now as light aS when. ut
oz . My method of filling the fell es
w th oifia as follows : I use a log
C st iron heater, made for the pikr-
se The oil is brought to a b fl-
ing heat, , the wheel is placed o a
St CIC, so as to hang in the oil ea .11
fel loe. The timber suould be d y,
a green timber wilt not take 1.
.0 ire should be takan Caat the oil se
na hotter, than a • boiling heat, in Q.-
thr that the timber be not bu I t.
T mber filled with oil -is not st 8-
3
A pretty 'hood -Childhood.
More Expensive Hood. -
Womanhood.
-When is a clock on. the stairs
dangerous ? When it runs down.
-If the ants give an example of
industry, it ia ,much more than a,
good many unoles do. _
-Boston people who are in doubt.
as ta the best " watering places'
have got in the habit of asking th
-milkmen.
-Women do not talk more than
men. They are listenedto more
that's all.
-Ballet girls and geese are the,
animala that can stand the longes
'on one leg.
---Advice to Farmers --Thrash
.your corn as much as you think
necessary, but don't pull its ears off -
that's brutal."
-"Mr. Post office man, I wanfl
to pay the postage on this letter."
" Single or double, miss?" 'Double,
sir, (with a courtesy) : "I was married
last week."
-While a vendor of greens in
;Boston was endeavoring to dispose
.of his stook in trade his poor old
mag balked, and refused to budge
an inch. The driver filially com-
menced belaboring the animal with
ta. stick, when an old lady thrust her
Ili
ce1 tible to water, and is much mo
d rable. I was amused some 1.8
a o when I told, the blaf,ksmith h w
to keep the tires tight on wh s,
b his telling that it was a
profitable business to tighten ti
a. d the waggon, maker will say i& is
profitable to him to makeand rep ir
wl eels ; but what will the farmpr
wl o supports wheel-wright
s ith say -Exchange.
10
Fre01. Arri
3L
vals Fresh Arrivals
E34ATTY :COMPANY
-DEG to announce to their friends and. the publ
.1) has just returned from -he Eastern Market,
of New and, easonable
tot the enortr pus reduction it
offer at prices which must er.
r fact of their sto
RE4T FA
GOODS ever impor
the price of goods tl
sure a ready sale. '
k being all new, an
LL
c, that their Mr. McMULKIN
with one of the choicest Stocks
ed. into Seaforth, which, owing
is season, they are enabled to
hey would say that from the
bought Since the
RY GOODS,
,
and on the very best terms, that they are in i a nust favorable position to offer
goods at ml-iimurn prices. d They are not enema red with any PILES OF OLD
GOODS, bonght at prices TE-IIIITY PER CENT ABOVE THEIR PRESENT
MARKET VAL UE. They ould also say th.at thy have facilities in buying both
,
ds and Groceries Y
Goo
possessed by no other House in Seaforth, having utimate connections with some
of the largest Whelesale HouSes in the Dominion and a thorough knowledge of
the VVhofesale Ti de They would respectfully invite inspection of their stock,
which will be found replete wiith all the NoveltieS in the Market this Season.
Particular attention is directed to the following lines, viz. :
INTS DRESS GOOD
TWEEDS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
TICKINGS,
FRENCH D'LAINES, FRENCH MERINOS,
BLACK LUSTRES( B4CK COBURGS, BLACK BARATEIEAS
TABLE CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS,
Boots and Shoes, and Ready made Clothing.
THEIR GROCERY PEPARTMENT
is always well Supplied withabundance of the besti and cheapest goods, which. •.
will be sbld at the most reasonable prices. . 1
Their LIQUOR DEPARTMENT .is ,upplied with all the
'BEST BRANDS.:
Give us a call
nd judge fin' yourselves.
TRY UR 80 CENT TEA.
BEATTY & COMPANY.
CARMICHAEL'S BUIL INGS,
Main Streelt, Seaforth, April 20, 1871.
176-tf.
TO TARMERS.
IRON HARROS.
MHE UNDERSI NED has ,jon hand
1. a large numbe 1 of IRON- HAR-
ROWS; -which he is'prepared ib sell on
reasonable terms.
These harrows were manhfa tared at
Gananoque; and era
The Bost Arow in, Use
A Guarantee will be given w th each,
that - if it do not wen* satig actorily,
it may be returned_ by the: urchaser
within thirty days. -
0. C. WILS N,..
Agricultural implement Agent,
169-tf • SEAFORTH, ONT.
WM. N. WATS N
ALWAYS HAS ON HAN 1 THE
BET
SEWING MACHII)IES
IN THE MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufac-
turing purposes. Both single -threaded
and double -threaded, and loci -stitch
Machines can be supplied.
Perfect satisfaction guarant ed, and
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
WM. N. 1NATSON
'Can also insure prioperty against Vire and
Marine Disaster, and Life finf.I Limb
against death and !accident, with the
bdst Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and London and Globe,
(English.)
The Provincial of Cknada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual (Vililage and
Farm.)
The Niagara District Mu. ual, (Village
The alirdFealrernrs. of Hartfor , Tay(Life and
Accident.)
LossesLibercill1?/J1 d)Usted and
Promptly' Settled.
MONEY '0 END
At moderate rates of intere -t. No com-
mission, and expenseS mode ate.
MORTGAGES bought n. equitable
terms.
160
D. McNAU
-IXTOULD respectflilly in
V V inhabitant0f Seafor
ity, that he still continues
Business as usual, in the el
the North road.
Jobbing of all kinds and le
especially, promptly littend
413- Terms reasona
164-tt DAVI Mc
T
imate to the
;hand vicin-
to carry on
d stand, on
01,8e -shoeing
d to.
le.
AUGHT,
Yobcan get the
P-13.1_11.4
BENEFIT
RE,DECTIO
COTTONS.
-AT--
CRAY SPARLING CO.S,
.OPPOSITE
THE GREAT EGG STORE.
177
CHEERING PROSPECTS
FOR
ABUNDANT HARVEST
The present favorable Spring weather
warrants both farnier and mechanic in
making timely preparations for the com-
ing harvest.
WILLIAMS
& ILLIAMS
While thanking their patrons for the lib-
eral encouragement accorded them in the
past, would cordially invite ....the atten-
of Farmers to their choice a,ssorbrabnt of
Harvesting Machines for 1871. Oiir
Ohio Cothined _Machine,
with Johnson's Improved Self -Jake, has
complete satisfaction for the past
owo years, and is now offered to the
public with the strongest guarantee for
durability and perfect work
-
The Cayuga Chief Jr. Hower,
Which has gained for itself a world-wide
reputation is again offered as the most
durable, handy and best working Mower
known, being constructed in the body of
the machine entirely of iron and steel,
and with it we defy competition. We
also offer the
Johnson's Self -Raking Single
Reaper,
which took first and second prizes atPro-
vincial Exhibition, 1870. This reaper is
acknowledged to be superior to any other
pattern now- in use, as it cuts perfectly,
takes up lodged or tangled grain better
than any other rake or reel machine, and
cuts equally well from either side of the
field -when wind is strong from any di-
rection, can be raised or lowered. when in
motion and. is very durable.
We invite inspection of our machines
and mode of manufacturing by pur-
• chasers before giving orders elsewhere.
We guarantee satisfaction in every ma-
chine, or no sale.
TERMS EASY.
The agriculturalists of Perth and ad-
joining comities will not (we believe) be
so bhucb t� their own interests as to
give their orders to shops _more than
100 miles east, when there are first-class
works in .their midst, building largely
the best machines, equal to a,ny of the
same machines inad.e in the Province.
Call and see us,- -send in your orders
by mail, or deal with our agents, as in
every case you will get a perfect ma-
chine, a,nd on the same terms as your
neighbor. Our principles of business
and prices being- established and uni-
form.
All otherkinds of implements Con-
stantly on hand.
STEAM-ENG-INES BUILT,
And all kinds of MILL WORK done
promptly. '
Address
THOMSONdr 'WILLI A.MS,
MITCHELL,
180 -ch Ontario.
MILLS -
FOR SALE OR TO RENT!
0
rpHE St134ORD3ER OFFERS FOR
SAL E or to Rent, on easy terms,
THE VARNA MILLS,
Consisting of a Flour, Oatmeal, and Saw
Mill, all of which are in good running
order.
The Flour Mill contains Four run of
Stones and the interor is well finished,
and all the machinery in first class coin
dition. There is in connection a good
•Dam, and an abundant supply of watei
;" to run all the mills the year round.'
These mills are situated in the centm
of a splendid Agricultural country, and a
rare chance is offered to any person desi-
rous of embarking inthe milling business.
There is also an exckllent opportunity
of BORING FOR SALT on the PrelnioS,
all the works for which could be driven
b3%7 water. •
The above property is situated Six
miles from Clinton; Six from Bayfield,
and Eleven from Seaforth, with good
gravel reads leading to eachplace.
For further particulars apply to the
proprietor, on the premises, or to Varna
P. 0,
L W. TURNER.
VARNA, August 11, 18'70. 140-.
THE SEAFORTH
Lumber Yard.
MABEE & MACDONALD
Beg to. inform the public that they have
opened a LUMBER YARD in Seaforth,
near Shearson's Mill, on the ground. for-
merly used. as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
Thomas Lee. .
They will keep constantly on hand a
good assortment-- of ALL KINDS or,
LUMBER,- dressed and undressed.
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of which they are preparedto sell at
the lowest possible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to -their
advantage to inspect our stock, and as-
certain our prices beforepurchasing
where, as we arein a position to offer
good inducements to cash purchasers.
MABE1E & MACDONALD.
Seaforth, Dee. 29, 1870. 160-tf
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Parents
and Guardians in the Township of
Tuckersmith, who refuse or neglect 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 they are liable to a fine of
frora one to twenty dollars, with costs.
All such persons will do -well to comply
with the requirements of the Law, as the
penalty will be enforced.
WILLIAM MUIR, •
Division Registrar.
Tuckersnaith, 18th April, 1871. 176.-tf
FOR SALE:
•
THAT splendid. Hotel Stand 3n the
Market Square, Seaforth, known as
the CORN EXCIHANGE, and doing a
good. business. To an enterprising man,
with 80/11e capital, it offers excellent in-
ducements, being on one of the leading
streets. and close to the Salt Wells.
Also, two -comfortable COTTAGES on
Elgin Street. Goderich, rented at ;$200 a
year, and several Town Lots. Teems -
moderate( Apply to . ,
WM. MA.LCOM,
At the Market.
.5es1ortis, Lim 21, Ien, 1'64- tf
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE
THE OSBOR
Lock -Stitch Se -win
MACHINE..
Thousand's throughcut Canada
now using these machines. They b
been tested beyond all question, nn
the favorite lock -stitch, 1 alike on b
sides, and. are pr nounced superior
. any other machine offered the pub
For wide range of work, perfecti
beauty and excellence of mechani
adaptability, strength and. durability,
-e
ye
ke
tli
to
m,
The Osborn Sewing Machine as
No Rival.
Agr Improvements have lately b en
made, enabling the manufacturers to
claim it as the n -- plus ultra, of Sea fr
Ci
machines. Hundreds of testimonials re,
being received daily from old as -well as
new Operators attesting its wonde ul
capabilities. Will do all kinds of lo-
mestic sewing, from the finest cam ric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leat. cr.
GUARA:FTEED TO BE AS REPRESENr
OR NO SALE, Vbv..RRANTED YOR
THREE YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete .nd.
readily comprehended; IS sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged foria-
1
chines doing a like range at work, he
manufacturers being determined. to p1ice
it within the reack of every faanilt th
the country.
A TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE 'will .0)
vince all that our machines are
equaled.
HE GUELPH REVERSIB E
Ts pre-emineAtly the best Single -Thr ad
Machine offered to the public -hence its
arvelaus success Will do all varie ies
f domestic sewing. PRICES ()REA r
IEDUCED.
Hand Machine, with full outfit, 812;
readle do-, $17. Or Each mach_ne
uaranteed.
ty. Agents wanted everywhere. Spin). -
id inducements to make money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.
CUELPIT, CANADA.
W. N. WATSON, Agent,
80-ly SEAFORTIT
CAVANAGH'S
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONEHY
STO
J. CAVA
_
A G H
Keeps on ha id
ALL KINDS OF
Biscuits, Crackers1
•CAKES, AND
CONFECTIONERY.
WEDDING CAKES
Made to order.
J. CAVANAGH,.
174 Alain street, Seafor6.
SEA FORTH
lauing
9
Sash, Door, and
BLIND FACTORY.
TIRE Subscribers beg leave to thank
I their numerous customers for the
liberal patronage extended th them since
commencing business in Heaforth, and
trust that -they wil be 'favoredwith a
continuance of the same.
Parties intending to build would de
Well to give them ll
a ca, as they wili
chntinue to keep on hand a large Stock
all kinds of,
DRY PINE LUMBER, SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS,
' SHINGLES, LATH, iStc.7
They feel confident of giving satisfaction
to those who they favour them with.
their patronage, as none but
first class workmen are
employed.
407 Partioular attention paid to Custom.
Planing
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
V-QTICE is hereby given that all par-
' ties indebted to Dr. COLEMAN,
either by note or book, are reqUested to
call at his office, at the Salt Works, and
settle the same immediately, otherwiie
they will be sued without further notice.
Seaforth,A.pril 11, 1871. 175-tf
MONEY I
$5,000 TO LENW'
HAVE the above sum au hand for
Security, at
ate Funds.
N S. PORTER.
1870, 139. -
investment on good F
8 and 9 per cent. -P
SEA.P.Mr11, July
'41