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.Itt>ttlrttet- tel the inhabitants Of
`77 .f,,,17) 17(`L l 1 r.? r
sr lit has talk1.11 k0()11114 O':: e'i:
103 A' KIDIY8 STORE,
ate tel :tl„ ut (•f
:
•
st't:e'e\ t rl f:t•t i 12: �itllttl:, air
•Alit'•.
X STM of CUTTING,.
1 .l, protr7lt tut ortat-Unii r t-
1 r, a .tet tuft:; e..se and efeetzfe•it,
at.a•rtes for e`leiulren..' punct Youtle:4
e ter t.`3'rtut II t'r,t (ill, at modern
•lea:',E.
Is71, 190.41.
OND IL E,
G Y
THOMSON,,
ate of Seta€()rth,)
n the public that lie ha:.-
ucery- Store, in
1t}<tf CK PREMISES,:
,vied Li 111. John Lo, an,
k;.1li
VIE BRIDGE,
Ar 0 ..V VIL LE ,
1 eep on hand
'..A1 LETI STOCKOF
4 Groceries,
t2f)li(nx,•alt prices as reason -
•r(. e of any Other house
tri the trade.
ie 3I.u1•i Ct Price
I'AID Fent
ll1 , EGGS, :c., :e. -
D FEL
E't a.st.t etiy ten chant.
Ctftrlh solicited.
11, T>:[O_WON,
Egnlondville•:
O ERTSON
t faker a nct
a ertaker (.
1 -lens -el \ir. Tilt ritIAS.
1) sneel to at:t r d
ntict, a idler ill WW1( t.i ctetl.;ti-
•
t'U.te/ently (111 lulntl. •
arerooms
elf Knox et 1feete./. 1111.1 Iri,llFe�ij S
t.•1 i,t,:i`a C teri.,_,c Feec'tt,1y,'1teii.
I, 1-:011.IiIZ't:.pS€)N..
`*tel
rc t``.
AFORTH
?ice t
tell It r:
l tlw public that they Plant
t 1sl.ti V A1:1) IIt (eztft)1`t11-
Mill, on the grututd talc
al
Lumber Yard, v l;)•le
y.11.
E ('ri constantly (121' lratrl;(1 apt
it of -.VGL. J K E N 11,- eel"
fr ss':t1 and-untlres eel,.
N>) SLUM; fAES, -
aro llrc;l)atrt=(1 t(7 sent at
�i1 1t' l)1 tvek , fur Cash.
. (alters will unci it to. their
inspect our stock and a:,!
c• -t before purclo...sing KIsL
rt, in, a position to ()trt•"
ills to cash purchasers.
'EE et. ..N'1;1(`1)(t ik f.
2)e (
rt 1 i gill ill his ()lit .stand,
)
a ' �
C sri
tw (r
it`et'i, t'itlfrl`th
Ine'rehttl_t4 ;Obi ti (t.tt+l .1' a
,
t t-. ti.,ti. Fiu- :i tltatrt
• he. I't t'trtt: lit ,trtk
••'_ attention ti
t I' 1):Ural ze_t ` rli tut
it l). \V1.LSt))N
It; a h..71, t t. l -tel
it.. • t) 111 T'i:(tt .
t.: '•E'i 1. ta)
- lt:;
the Art. arket.,
t11,
tel( t< IN tt.l�ll
• t:tat It..)y t !lt•r••
u 'E`i.wrt aryl (' lura.,
.!nUH•. 1;11,1n.,, in Chi
it. tt•rttTti, 111. l,(•,t
Ce)I1t:ltt1alt3a' tt'
MAL(: ill.
.l •1, 137
The Late James Renforth.
The Laudon correspondent of the
New Yotk 1ribuate, under the date
.of August 26th, makes the fo11ow-
in renitll.l,•,s respecting the latil
Lellt-
•e(1 oarsman, Renfort li en fotil was
tt. Irian of lnalrk -01) many acootl;lts•
s was with hila shortly before Ii()
set out for Canada. He was inn
iron man, and ills death is quite in-
explicable. Ire is only 28 years
age;. He lists Leen Several years
soh -1'01: i>... Iuck.. He has been
:Saul ot` , 1 [e was the greatest ss'rl
suer tLe'Tyne hill produced. I ;i
rant, wild and Door, he has be
known to wall , thirty Biles (1,:.! iur
he was unable to pay his fare
iaill :and swim A .prize ni:etch aLt tl
.en;dof his walk, win, ft1ltl cot
back nearly as cclittle s its. l.e wen
en of coo Seeing he was- a r;a (r
-energy, and C t-paeity the propriet
of tIm C t.ron iele, Mr. Cowen, g:El
hila etico ilaget ° erit and wise Thou
which Renforth had the seri, c
take. He taught himself to writ
and, though 12e had obtained fame
:his prowess, he did not know h
own name when Written out. Ti
was,. however, able eventually
write decent]' \T liiulself. II
I as the old tombs c eti les, in
which. so inar ti • if Ve rlag rij't of
the East live t re` t�. .ctoiii par-
poseS. A11- u ,
l; call• 'illleat ' is the
1 above help t.o et ucat he 'people
l out of the ole oti(i ls, a a t1 i 1
I pare. the wary 1' r• some 1' rg b lute,.
�
OW the t '6 1 17, an u:ag e
j . ' • Used ie Sp
•'f: i la writ- )
)lis iecl ill
agi agl ,o
t;l l' �C}tlr n -
b' wr r: is
the x'st1
.tintillgly l 11
,l;1 o1 -d(, L get at le
()Puha: i It( E','lt.t 'G:n-
1S Diad( e ,(' "of Ili
1t`ISh Cli Ji 'nal v, a idI
els11 info let n xtlti n '
' aclesi3ur , pint lisle •(1
le of {l e six .een 11
Vel -h i t re mar t-
a�tigui: ge tl o tla11S1at-
11iCialtio int'. tlllt
h cent 1 ' b elute
but 1 r lin v
ecln�ill Intl'opit t-
cU rid,u4 ; -1 r. E11 s
unciatiol i i th . till e
of Chaucer, an 1 from th It era goa5
ive stages t) t}e
�t l -centuri s, t11ou`h
steps a he mole
- Accor i n cr t® M
e>r'e to r l:n ese t 4
the man et in-, vbic
tedld haw.--pol•,n f
plays, . ' on d e
Lost," n l -bf a
er. ,t1 eek t' , gu
and ins .� r
Cf' lli ..AleXa It eI ...:ll;
a , ten a work, wl;ch .wa15
a i London. for Se wetal:p1►
ill ci ties, on Bally Ell
10- ciation.. Tli fan ;Or
en t very ingertiot s, and
se ,y bile slu prisiI1 , are
by ( questionable.,
� 1 c,.
1(; pror1uncialtiot
ire tur\", 3i1`, .(,l
t. .r.1n iisII and
(;} .a treatise On
or- .by-.�t�Fllllaull
\.e. about the raid
11- • Celitetl'y. AS
to ably l).11o;letic
tion -of our pro;
)V of the sixteen_
15. not only easy
e* ifLeanS ww.:hicllta its(
to dye and not lcl5
is gets at tli.e prol
)1
0
strength and skill were so great that
he finally beat Robert Chamber
the ixl,ost famous oarsman ever hear
.-of, and Rexrfortli succeeded this eel
brated Champion of the `Tyne.
Cowen saw that the salvage wa
-capable of civilization. R enfort
joined several building societie
and instead of wasting his w'ictor'iou
gains. on the river?, he accumulate
-louse property, like a-pruclen
*hero.
"In character h e was utterly un
like Channbels,. with whom, on ac
count of prowess with the oar, h
will always be ranked. Renfoitti
-wars buoyant, demonstrative, -abound
-in in life. He sang, danced
whistled, as well as he fought an(
-,rowed. He had sense, strength al,
boundless physical capacity. Onth
other hand, Chambers, who wa
victorious in more than 100 laces
and beat everybody at•Thome o
:abroad, was as reticent as Carlyle
himself could. desire. He seldom.
spoke, took no- notice of - people
-stepped into his boat w1 -en told he
2 -tad to row, and looked neither to
right nor left -but rowed straaigh
<on, like a machine, Until he was
told that he_ had won. ; when he
•;pretty dreased, as though he,- haci
=clone only an ordinary thing. ' I
;have seen hint pass unmoved amid
--smell applause as .5-0,000 - North-
umbrian and other well-orga,nizecl
throats could vent. Though Ren -
forth,
forth, when dying, said 11e, " bad
something," -indicating that he had
leen, as he thought, poisoned, and
said he would tell his comrades what
had been done to him, which he (lid
not live to do, the Chronicle gave leo
heed his words, nor -was there any
disposition to impute foul 'play toJ
any body."` -
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A Novell Church
The Rev-. T K. Beecher's society
at Elmira, N. Y., is about to build
a new and somewhat peculiar church
building. The brain building will
=ontain the audience room, which is
to be somewhat in :the form of a.i
theatre, the seats Waged in circular
lines, and rising gradually from the
t'r'orlfi. It will col
1tttn about . one
tcl0'usaucl, sittings.. the 1)asell)eillr.`
will be (t.r1: raged for horse -sheds.
A wing of the rriaii building -
1 E � 1.1 wv111
(t
'entail). a series of Sunday -School
rooms-, to accommodate their•gtaded
4ulul,ly--School
, and, in the second
-4terw, a large -play-room for the
ehildren, ton be o >crs oil all week
i
days, and furnished with simple
gymnastic al)paratus. Another."
.wing will contain a mine church
irirlt)1's, a free circulating iil)lary,
:ani' flee bath rooms.. 'Oa - the
; e°'on(l flob)r will 1)e i'otuns for the '
t-11itren iuiSSgO-nary "• and for the
a)1it()r:;, and a church hospital. - ].n
t h third story' will be t're ebur •h `.
tri - � ( ,
h it.t•lteu. This is to be
*built in folly years, and the honey
l)'titl in four .iiiinal iiiSta1ment)i. -
`ircula rs were i.4-ttid desoril.)1rlf'• th(� '
Carel:
- T
aL� succ
tenth and ei;,
_with less certain
remote period
Ellis, if ,we w,
English . letter:
Shakespeare NN
one of his ow
:" Loop's :.Labbe
other " 2fidsor tin
.teral) " D9•aim " d
method of pronuncing
" one touch (' nature
v
•
have - said o'tim, tooth,
Hamlet woe Id li .ve- said
e
- 91
A baste that wants istrbo9 e- .
rayso7Z
Would ltc4av . 'noorn'd longe -!
- And again :
A broken VDU e and hi ' hot
foonction, shoot'ia, (suiting). -
With;forms o his conscc? t.
In these -eta pies, one fact evil
strike the r er,—the re '.ark
able similarity of th-esmei
ations to cert ria form of rise'
brogue. IndeCcl, there i bare ly
for-rn of snellina n the hove
th :t will not renin nd one of th rar
facility .with !tl h Tha kcr,:ly suc-
ceeded by cacogirt by in 1 er)resen t-
ing the peculiar pronuncial.tion o
Captain Costig4.
Roman
A good man
to this neighbor'
and while here
married a buxom.
with w, horn he "lid for a fe w= y
but latterly: and u i accoun,ta )ly
appeared, leavii 1lig wife a h (1
children. The liseonsolat
heard but once o Iter faith'
balance, and after everal yl
anxiety anti WO: waiting
the scene of her a('row, and
of
dee. ET
ncl her c
but befo
i
Real Life.
-
ears ago a straIger
• tl Visit ci .L) dee,
11 in v'th and
is d -loom w w
� e�ver,
ars,
dis-
twq,
vife
(act to the villas
_50 miles from IA
supported eherself
by out -door, Iwo k
• nd of many moil. is her fir -1
- many o1n
was laid in the `v=i hige c11ur •h3 •t.tcl.
Sorrow seemed to ibase the un or-
lunate and des ,>r eel 'wife, or she
was soon laid- as%1 by linger_ ug ill-'
nen, and Was wv't1 her 11elpl ss :.)oy
al most 11 totallyle )endent
he
.kindness of her o intry n.ei: lib(1.s,
to whom she Was ! i. eittil:e sti an er.
She rallied from1 er 8icr
r, 1,~nc, 5, c nd
has for many yep. been.. `able to
maintain 11erself', a n(1 her ;so L A
circumstance, boy. 'cr, ocettri ll the
other clay which -wi 11 form a turn-
ins point in her ifand it is to ,be
hoped a beneficial. . ,olle. A -1 ee, ar
soliciting aims )re nted hints -If at
-the door of her 1 amble d,v ilii g:
.P11e tramp, for suer the
lie _styled Ilin-
self, was seated a : tblle ipg
ale no 1-,
and after en joyir) it a . '' piece:. ' p -o-
ended to light a -Cu ty pipe pr •pa -a-
tory Li) resuming lis jourllr V to
i.) a r •
11(1(.(,. 11.11(1 7` wcid .1:o(1C111 ].'f
tt'ile scene. was ('1 a elect. ( Tll s) n
.f' t111: Crtr:tl \\�if"4 cal.releSSlV to AC..
III Eli; .traIll I)'; 1)i,).. tor) and renal
i'tom. it his Owwn 11:1116 --tile t]I(11.11)'S
i Hall was a1 :lljze 1 ;
z 4 and tl �e bo 's
as a Ill (--B(l1e)u t.
vas inatylllt, aid
l id ill tilGjL ti'(i11 it
a:11d. How w� tite
l fined leis • 101-
tell; .but el
t� 'meal -tic,- tl e 1'
111 yeti, illlcl all
)1 ndee.—.J)1
S,S Trus-
ars of
qui -tecl
1'01 lo'v
not
re !she
itic:ren
•e the
l)h111 anti t1$1.1itg ev't`i- ole(' to i'()rl-
tr'i:b)1tte according to his ifi('ai.s. with -
:)et any f'irrt11c°l' solicitation,_ J1)0
•ini()irtlt t() l) ; known -n only to th(�
minister and the contributor.. ().vc1•
w\'its Dred( -((1 alt (Rine(=, all' in
f)a111)alr•ativel\' ,U1all Silltls.
,;~i.11lil:11' 1)lai:11- fun c lnr,ll 1111i�riiii '
:tr`o, by iio lnestus uu('oiuinon. Some
))' fl1(� details luny he objecti0ala11,le.
the alrc: signs .of a 1)t (`v':ilelli,
•°.'--,ati. f 1(•tion with the old ilo:io '' -
rtlt• functions ,,ulcll)1.Ov'11It'C of the
11`, ll. There rs at glowing feeling
the (,`lrlrr(•h ought to - do some -
more
n11(' -
r131, (mire than furnish one 01: more -
lame too. ,The w
t was per 11usba.
.then°, who appal
�luttlaal reco ,iiitio-
Iic Door \w-ulllan ft.
ier long -lost 1111
riled husband est
Usenet! we carni
laity clary s, afftei' tri
illlltetl CO1t1)10 1c
110vvl. altbac�atin tO f
nm v,e.eaa.1s,- .arc--r.x �. �•.
t•Ot` worsltiI, each week, and t
�1= 0. the (-Burch building should he..
t.a"t 111I1g iiloro tlial. a room, for '
0:1, purpose. yllair\- tltill;;s Limy 1)0 ,
al&null r'i:ll{E:II alt 11I•.,1, which will after- j 1
v. !1•(f -t lee S0t'11 to be outside lli0 t Y 1
1' `e'itil)iaU(' i(r( w'ince of the Clltut'll l = v a
i
l,: r
the then cutin: religious calltui t'
t E l tt ; (i)it'iltillil:t.va even . if t11c'
( tel tl 111t(lt`ltakes nothing tltoI't', 1t
tui t
t:+illlw` i1IC()1'i-Exs more than i+ll11- ' tali t
L F
r.,...
3,n
.) -
t ti ittltl
14, t 1 t ) t ne by
\t • l-klict:ell H()TItI..
tt Itt
BERT 1' YSII)_1L
Y
t4 �oyttl .• -it f.�a1J
taut ' tat for sgblt• I )11', i;4'111 rrtle 'u,,)th r.f
it. :old eea to en IV( .lc t' i' eft 1t! no
i f-'. 341 bat'.1 11Ud114cr:<.-.lull Iti t:r_
.;,.1 t )- finl:I,', I1I
h� a u t e i`E;: t•+ '1 tweet --tut•[ fl:1I:(•
,. 1 1 rL
lit t l l•l a )1 ilii 111'1 a.: -� \e'a r tt )11,- 11! :.
-r fi:=t .:.. .t e i i'1 the. .r'. ..-r. 'flet t ret fel.
.,f 1 let nt '.-heel tt t n. httu:.t. I tltl ill
)et. 1: ore 11;t: el, 'liter are it ti .:..u1
tt;t, tai l= t :Jug' cetyl a barn:'one `etabl
lura is st 2ii one •:t t , t old e.heed is :1,1N-.41-./
Ito .t.+)ee hu e: i_. ::ii l t.i 1 sole-r1t11.110t+t;i:\,
lee main 1 -•'let ht.tteK:t ti 'death :aid tittl'1ti;',
ie a g noel fa flia a tin t!it t
:11:11•4 --TW( -elft i•: nl' tl :' ptl t•li -c flit ). •:• l'(
'l
(low11, t ht t' ai1(•t ill (1.111111 .I_I1i1 tI
1d.lat:''t111; Ltt(e..,rti)tt.l,
iWBEI"' I itYfili\)'I
1,'c,ri i'. U. Ont.
.,
•
t ('• V' Wt`t•: 11x1) and ltrcaau hing, Illany ,i,:it,.!
t: (Jur (htlre'It liiii1.-iiii i i11•fi about I tuts
r; :\`1.11 att...coiriodated to (_lurch uses )
SUMMER IS GONE,
BUT
THEB1E IS
•
lieu Rece-t eel
A (0MPLETE STOCK
OOLLENS,
Embraciure. the largest (resigns in
•
TWJEDS-,
RO DCLOTIbIS
ID Co
VENETiANS,
FOR FALL WEAR
Campbells
AT
•
Clothing, Establishment,
NEW YORK HOUSE,
SEAFORTH.
'w. C. would call 'special attention to some life
of Canadian. Tweeds, bought very' low, and first
class goods.
WM. CAMPBELL.
1(97.
0
LJ
0
0
EXPECT
0
•
071
TO REMOVE
- 'THEIR
�2ARDZV-AR,:El
STOVE_i,
AND- T.[. '7.= A IE BUSINESS
TOT.IE•:
OR7S
.\D•It)IN IN(a
IIS0N'8.
-'l L.L .Y J . r OCT.0.13.4 .
(`s
H.
SIG. OF TEE
LIVER
w
SCOTC1- COLLAR. -
- A choice assortment of light and heavy
laxness, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
ept constantly on` hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, said
charges moderate. ;Reiner -Aber he place!
of the' Scotch Collar, illl l
, signMain Street,
Seaforth. -
_.163tf W. H. OLIVER.
1-4
13E SURE AND GO TO
THOMAS. LEE'S,
( Shearson & Co.'s Old Stand,)
FOR NO. 1 SEEDS
01 all kinds.
All varieties of Turnip:Seeds
VIZ. : -
CARTER'S I3IPEBIAL, the burst Swede Turnip in
cultivation.
SKIBVI4('S IMPIROVE7) 1)0.
SHARP'S PURPLE TOP D0.
SUTTON'S CHAMPION DO.
YELLOW ABERDEEN 3)0. -•
WHITE; GLOBE AND STUBLE.
The Cheapest Best Teas in Town,
got at LEE'S.
For SHEARSOA''S'S No. 1 FLOUR gd to
THOMAS LEE'S.
All kinds of Produce
Taken in. Exchange for Goods, at
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
REMEMBER !
SHEARSON (1 'CO.'S OLD- STAND
THOMAS LEE. -
P. S.—Cedar Post for Sale, cheap,
I6O-tf
VIOLET
INK.
J. SEATTER,.
EXCHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
DRUCS CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCYANDTOILET ARTICLES
Agent for Sewing Machines. !Money
to lend on cast' terns,
g.:1)-- Pure \Vines. and Liquors for
mech-.
cinal purposes. - -:
Nov.. SEATTER,
Seaforth, 1 3, 1870. 59-tf.
TICKETS . FOR EUROPE.
Il. JOHN SEATTER has been ap-
- pointed Agent at )$ eaforth, for the
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
Parties contemplating visiting any part
.l,
of Europe can be supplied with Ticl ets
and all necessary information by apply-
ing to •
JOHN SEATTER.
15;:1-tf,
Druggist, etc.
- SHOPS FOR SALE.
I.(`olt` HAL1',. two stoma and fort: --four feet frclelrt-
lige on Alain Stneeet, heaforth, opposite
Joiehnters hotel. 1\pph• to •
195-1.1. J. SEXTTEh. -
I
D NOEL M8'GR1 GOF, -
. BCCKBIN E 1-1 T
.A8 just received a iarge SI c)c.k of the
J L materials used in l .l lt, business, t lnt...mncss, and
is uo'\o- fully. prepared to execute on tic.- -
shortest notice and ill the latest st ,l 's..
all Orders he ifaai ' 1)e favoured w\•'
J z with.
Registers, Ledgers
AND -
! B1_4-46h._ItTTcT
of`ANV I(IND,
LAI C (7, Printed and -Abuie
To orale)', one the shortest notice, and a
l)i'icus their defy competition.
LAP ES' Vv'ORK BOXES
AND
4.3' `i CAS'` 'zxe
ta't( tO oit1ei. .
pip y \j'��-�� 1 !. r r
130 l '.,1`.l) 1t
Ata city` price .
Persons rL ,1Ltltlt� w( , 111`ataml.'c 1)l'
-
leaving li)r_;1. 1)t,u;: at t1it �ipiall Book
Stol"t','~(;3)tler:eh, (,r at tilt' EIB t'()Sr'I'i) ;
Seaf(irtlt, or at .1 H. Grant's,
leevv-ille 'Stating' style, may rely ul,cln
the'1)l lu ii1i \' e.h l.t t;1fll. -
ill ('=)111nriffiilsti(ll,, .(runt. t 455;'(1 to 1'1l
u=,:(1 t. �1tcr1., \. i11 it eiw t. 1)r(lf;:ltt atttel
thin. -
I)A11EL „If (•';I: tat;()f1,
C C >iistailce, P.. (1.,
J:IUI1(:tt.
IN TIIE 3iI:ANT,1II::,
Iii() NOT FORGET THE
)L'L) STAND.: -
JOHN
ON BROS.
The above was let to -
TI1X01.r.;r t.S BELL, -
Furniture dranufactlire , \Iain -street, Senfrrth.
But as his 13iz i' alrezidti sufficiently large, he does
flop wish to advertise. 196
NOW OeR NEVER.
SOMETHING
New, _Novel, Cheap and
Handsome.
THE
SEAFORTH CLOTHiNC
EMPORIUM
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING HOUSE.
T. K. ANDERSON
0f the -above establishment, has just received a
very large and complete stock of
SCOTCH AND CANADIAN
TWEEDS
MELTON S, DOESKINS AND
BROADCLOTHS.
S.
Overcoatings of all Varieties and Colors.
The finest assortment of
Plush and Fancy ` Vestings
Ever taken into the Seaforth Market. -
Fancy Flrinnel Old Regatta Shirt-
ings, . and
GENTLEMEN'S LNl)E1:CLOTHING,, -
In great variety, of the best -(I' alit;. and at the
lowest:figure.• - -
It would 'be to the advantage of intending pull•
t.1,te-ers to van earl- and make their selectiolei., 1111
by so doing they will save at least -tweet}•-live per
Dint., on account of the rapid rise iii price of the
tbove description of goods.
CLOTHIN(i., of every des ii-iption, made to order
on the shortest notice, in IL style ('qucti to that of
rity establishments, and at . a much lower 'price.
Satisfaction guarant(-rd.
TII'„i AND COLLARS—As the ml'lersi'nled
make., this department of his business a, spt•eitl't,,
parties ,
1 1'21, the latest ':t I
ti
)
e 1
t a;
\t t null do \1 t II it) erlll and inspect his stock 1001 t'n-
(miiea his prices, -
Be sure and not forget the place—Main-, 1 eU,
Sea orth, nplio:,iLe Scott Itoi)crts(m'l_ fi)o(ely,
196 • - T. K. lN1)iJ ON) -
WESTERII FAIR,
!871.
TO BE IIELD -I'N TII1
•
CITY OF LONDt.N, ONT.,
•
Prize Lists is tI i ,n:try Paftf•rx n -'y1„- ltt•'r ;et i'-.'
S'3 -i -:tui•` Gait'( I1:r11.et.3a1 ':M_et. Zl�'.t):` ' 1'-
b e mad et
fore the 1601 Stplembe r.
AND
res1:11 I I7.1 71
Weste re Fair .
Al ILLS
CHANCED FIANOS.
. ,,,,i.ii..,.. i„.,,,iin„ with 0 lirs.t-elass ar r. ..n% ,......... ..-•. .....,:::-.. (......
: street, 'i,eill'ol-11:,, will meet with prompt t,r,.. ti,t- -tilt7I.: -t.l. ,t-; ,.
and leer away.
.11
TO T E FARMERS QF HURON
Sole
IN CRUSI--IE I-1 S
RAW CUTT
s ON
'for the Con-ty of Hurons for
of
. with their celebrated
These machines took the Pir:t Prize et
Trial for agilealtural ithplement-
Paris in July. last, and are vitriolic. 'Conk CA
vonstantly on hantI, anti colds-. seen by im
purchasers at any time, at the Afarka, Seat.
Also n number of inoN PLOWS, of lie,
OF
The.. e plows van be sold nearly 25 per eel,
than similar plows of Canadian 11111nticattlile
III
kt
either va)iettfis of agricultural' inlieN” Ill •
kept c instantly on- hand, which will be se 11t.
cturers prices.
197
500
DRI SS ES,
TLIEr-
777.
28,000
NEEDLE
Te be sold, WIttle_iale and Retail, at
ARMSTRONG &
Main St -cet, Senforth.
CHEA FARMS. FREE HOMES.
LAND GRANT OP
oF TEE
Best Far/ 0;01 Miveral Lands in Akfle..
NOW 1'011 SALE for eash 10.1'41g
Bent: t
it of
•
11A -V1- e. above srm
POICFEI
Ruxburn June ,1071.
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